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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-11
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.

In Effect Nov g. 1901.
Trains leave Scranton for New Sork-At lao
3.l5, 6U5, 100 and 1906 a. M: 1245, 34o, 3S;
p. m. For New York and Philadelphia-7.50 so
1905 a. M, and 12.4j and 3.33 p. m. For Toby
hanna-At G10 p. IN. For Buialo-l.1j, G22 ant
900 H. m; l.5j, $50 and ll.35 p. m. For Bing
hamton and way stations-l0.20 A. M. and liz
p. M. For Oswego Syracuse and Utica-1.15 ant
G.2s a. M; Los p IN. oswcgo, Syracuse ant
Utica train at 6.22 a. IN. daily, except Sunday
For Montrosc-0.Oo a. nh; 1.1o and $50 p. m
Nicholson accommodation--iO and els p. M.
Bloomsbury Dvision-For Northumberland a
OBS and 1906 a. M; Los and 6.l0 p. m. Fol
Plymouth, at $40 a. m.; $40 and 900 p.
Sunday Trains.-For New York, lao, 3.15, 60
and 1906 a. M; $40, 3.33 p. For Buffalo,
lis and G22 a. m.; l.5j, $50 and 1l35 p. m
For Binghamton and way stations-10.a0 a. M
Bloomsbury Division-Leaye Scranton, 1905 q
m and 6.lO D. III.
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the duties of jurors and explained the
high nature of the work a grand juror
is called upon to perform. The sacred
ness with which the evidence that
comes before the jury should be regard
ed was also dwelt upon.
The jury was sent out with S. j. Mat
thews, postmaster of Olyphant, as fore
man. Jurors excused were p. j. Honan
and Michael Spellman, OF Scranton, and
S. d. Davis of Jermyn. The cases con-
sidered by the jury during the day were
of Il minor nature.
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TO is the brightest and wittiest of recent years,
the music is the catchicst and the most tuneful
ever crowded into orc play, and for those and for
many other equally good reasons no one
should fail to be on hand when the curtain rises
on the first act Of "Florodora" in this city. In
New York and San Francisco they are saying
that to sec and hear the famous double scxtette
in 'Tell Ne, Pretty Maiden is alone worth the
price OF admission.
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The Case Settled.

A settlement was yesterday filed in
the case of John and Minnie Zengner
and their son, Lawrence zengner, who
sued the Scranton Steam Pump COM
pany to recover damages for injuries
sustained by the boy on Dec. 5. 1901.
The parents receive $50 for nursing
and medical attendance and the boy
$3.50 for the injuries he sustained.
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Accident Occurred February 2e.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir; An account OF the accident to the steam.
ship Etruria is given in today's Tribune as occur.
ing ON January 20. have been under the impress
sion she lett New York Feb. -. Please state
whether YOU are correct in stating ii happened
on Jan, % and oblge, sarah A. II. Bell.
March 10, 1902.
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NOTICE

H. T. Fellows will take his own a. m.,
March II.
+. Mcdonnell will run p. m. extra, March 10,
with Ncas' crew.
Mach TO-
Brakeman G.. W. Chubb reports for Fitzgerald
Brakeman A. Inman reports for Fellows.
Brakeman W. A. Brown reports for L. NJ. Hal.
lett.
Brakeman f. McAnulty reports for William Me.
Allistcr.
Brakelen John IIetherson, o. Burkhart and
James Conneis will go out with J. j. Murray.
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The grand jury met yesterday morn
ing and was charged by Judge Il. C..
Newcomb, that being his first charge
of that nature since he became Judge.
There was nothing of sensational ma
ture about it. He carefully outlined
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-11

This young lady is looking
into the baking powder ques-
ton in a practical way. She
will find that, using Cleve-
lands Baking Powder, and a
Cleveland receipt book, she
can make cake and rolls finer
than the bakers and save half
the cost.
r,Besides, she will be sure
that they contain no alum
and are absolutely pure and
wholesome.
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Saturday afternoon Mr.. Harmon re-
turned from York and announced his
intention of remaining resident Of
Old Forge. This was called to the at
tention of court, yesterday, and the
Stewart appointment was revoked.
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Theatrical.
ToDAY's ATTRACTIONS.

LYCEuM-Frank Keenan, as "IIon John Grgs-
by. Night.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC--Chestcr DE Vonde com.
pany Afternoon and night.
SrAR-Twenteth Century Maids. Afternoon
and night.
HIGH SCIoOL-Mendelssohn quartctte COM
pany. Night
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Appointment Was Short Lived.

Last Saturday, on petition of a NUM-
ber of citizens of Old Forge, court APP
pointed Arthur Stewart as borough
auditor to succeed James Harmon, Jr.,
who had moved to York to take up a
permanent residence.
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Was Not Her Bondsman.

Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: When SylNanus Smith swore IN license
court last week that he was Of my bondsmen
when i conducted the Mott Haven hotel he Swore
to something that was not tact. My bondsnen
were o. $. lloford and Harry :. Mains
Mrs. Ellen Harris.
Peckyille, March 10, 1902.
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INDUSTRIAL
and LABOR
JACKAWANNA STEAM PLANT
AT THE HAMPTON.

Lengthy Description of 1t in the
Current Number of Mines and
Minerals-Plant Is to Supply
Steam for Five Galleries, q Wash
cry and Coal Storage Plant.
The D., L. and w. Board for To-
day--New Gas Detector Invented
by M. d. Mackie, of This City.
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In Eject Tuesday, Sept. II, 1901.
NORTH EOIIND

negatives at such time and place as will be cor
yenient to all concerned, Very truly,
Duane r. Dills
DuryeI, Pa, March 10, 1902.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Under this heading short letters Of interest
will be published when accompanied. for publica
tion. by the writer's name. The Tribune does moi
assume responsibility for opinions here expressed
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D., L. & W. Board for Today.

The following is the makeup of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
board for today:
MONDAY, MARCH 10.
Extras East-S p. NJ, j. Wallace; 10 p NJ, A.
H. Rove; II p. m, llobokcn, Rucgg.
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Peckyille, March 10, 1909.
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The current number of Mines and
Minerals has a description of the new
Lackawanna steam plant at the Hamp-
ton from which we Gull the following:
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 2s.--
The Reverend William A. Jones. pres
ident of the Augustine College at Ha-
vana, who has been here attending
the quadrennial session Of that order.
speaking or the ffiar question in the
Philippines in which branch OF the
order Is involved. said today:
THE question of the friars In the
Philippines would never have assumed
its present ridiculous proportions with
man of Leonard Woods tempera-
ment caliber and stamina In charge
of the islands.
Il worked eide by side with Wood
in Cuba. where questions of politics,
religion and sociology far more vital
than any that have yet arisen In the
Philippines were met and solved oy
him without throwing the entire coun-
try Into furor.
The situation la Cuba had a par
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
TILE OF THE FIGHT
Snake Had No General Prejudice
AGAINST Dogs but Recognized a
CoolIe as It's Ancient
EneTlQ

HARRODsBrRG ky.. July ga
fight to the death occurred between
Miller Andrews pet snake Dan and his
favorite shepherd dog yestssday after
noon ,fs'
Mir Andrews Is a fasmer Of this
county. and has a great love for
snakes He captured Dan five years
ago. When he was out in his wood
land a rabbit ran by him. Fifteen
yards behind the rabbit came a blue
racer snake The rabbit. seeming ~
realize that It's salvation depended on
the man. made a loop came toward
him and sqaatted at his feet The
snake also made the turn and came
toward the astonished farmer. An
drews closed on the snake, and. catch
ing IL By the neck. held to II. The
reptile put up a stlff fight, but Andrews
whistled for his dog. who came to tha
rescue and Bit the snaIle causing IL 10
uacoil from his mastern limbs.
After considerable trouble Andrews
got the SNAKE to the house, and. 1t
finally became SO gentle that 1t knew
its name and would follow Andrews
about the farm While II would show
no displeasure at the presence OF other
dogs. Ii seemed ia know that the shep-
herd was the canine that had bittsn
him At the time OF his capture. and
grew vicious whenever this particular
dog CAME sboat. The snake often slept
an his masters feet ut niglst. while the
shepherd made Its bed In the corner OF
the room Yesterday. for the nrst
time. the reptile coiled on the divan
for an afternoon nap. g
The dog came in and, esplsd him.
Instantly there was tronble The
snake colled around the shepherd.
leaving about two feet OF its body
loose. The dog took hold OF this. and
the two fought all over the room aad
uuder the bed Mrs Andrews grabbed
tbs baby and hurried out OF the r0e- =
TO call her husband. who WAS ut the
barn and as he entered the house tia
Gag iaggered out With n piece OF the
st4kc ~ his mouth. The snake WAS
seven ..et four inches long. aud Its
constructing powers must have been
ereat. FER the dog diei in less than
two hours after the .omhat. the snake
being dead when drawn from under the
bed Miller thought q great deal OK
both pets. Every Fall he cached" the
snake In the orchard. and would 90 and
dig 1t up when warm weather set In
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
Sharply Con-
ira sted with

aIlal In the Philippines al the 'lms
Judge Taft was made Governor Of the
Islands Why. had not General Wood
gone under the very akin Of the reii-
gious situation be found In Cuba there
s no telling to what ugly proportions
II would have surely grown. AS soon
as he scented trouble he started an n
yestigaticr OF his own. The further
he Investigated the more he learned
of the ability of three or four restless.
disfigured. ambitious schemtng men to
foment q scandal.
when he made reports TO the De-
partment OF War they were based on
knowledge-~not hearsay and rumor.
He soon sQueIched the malcontents and
digrupters among the native priests.
What Governor Taft has not
learued~what. for that matter, the
ps partment of War has not learned
i that /: tfe Is no such ting as "e
'yox popull' In the Philippines span,
ish rule through the centuries killed
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
BITTER WAR ON TIMID SHEEP
The Trouble Extends from Wyoming to New
Mexico and Is ACUTE

LANDER. Yyo I1}y @s The min
ers Of Atlantic have mate a dead line
and ali sheep own~rs must keep OF
the forAidaea territory. and have CIV
en notice. taat shey would Es0ve ail
Asf~2p that catered. s.s4ass'--~@s@
William Scarlet the Beaver sheep
man. moved his fiocks oa forbidden
territory near Atlantic City recently,
aud was given notice by cttixens 80
move back The notice vas unheed-
ed. Last Sunday the citizens ros
arm!ng themselves wish rifles pistols
and ahosgaRs. repaired to Scarlrfs A
camp and held both himself and her5-
ers up and then moved she camp from
near the Caribou mine to the Indian
trait, which crosses Twin creek about
three miles from Atlantis. Scariett
had boaated that hs wouia like Ia sec
some person or persons move his camp
50 the miners of that district showed
HIN In real Missouri fashion
There Ia "A range war raging In the
New Fork country betweea the sheep
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23

the voice OF the peop|e-or AZ least
killed its expression The tyranny
of Spain in her colonies silenced the
people You can not overcome iEs
day the traits developed by centuries
Wood knows this: Taft does not
TAFT has been trapped by the up
roar OF a few native priests who hope
70 benefit materially by the expulsion
of the friars. Doubtless the la-ser
IRE much like tl,ose found by Wood "a
Cues Forcibly to eSpel them would
h4' TO violate the treaty Of Paris AMI
,hs Constitution OF the United Stats
We read In the newspapers, he
went on to say, that the friars are
feared and hated by the Filipinos.
Yet. those friars for years had worked
aud labored among the treacheTous
natives without danger. I'm sure
Judge Taft would sincerely resent any
accusation Of prejudice or bigotry
But he has mistaken mtschlevous
foment for the voice of the people.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
h Big S6ANDAL
SHOCKS NEWPORT
Social Center OF the Country
Throws Out Hints OF an
Eruption In Select
Circles
|TH6 HANDy PISTOL,
zNas UTILIZED Moudau NIGHT on d
/ Man Fleeing Through a Window
From a DlshOn0red
Wife
THE HANDY PISTOL

4 NEWPORT July 23.-At II O'Clock
1 49, Monday night two shots were fred
MANSION on fashionable Narragan-
en avenue. A society man. very we'll
ul widely known. jumped through a
aia5ow. Carrying the sash with him.
$rl. man was scan.i.y clad,
= sse blunt facts form the frame
We. Of a social tragedy which has
sa4aen Newport TO It's core. Nor does
/ ,hs effect OF the sensation stop with
~ port |, extends to the heart of
/ 8th. most exclusive circles of New
|Yo-a City
N.wport is aghast Not aghast tina
/ 1 at a matter OF . freak lndniged by
rs ety seader. II Ia not the report
o. E mai .rohc of deYotees OF fashion.
), ed out of ennui by the capers OF a
te nerate ilountebank II IL not the
|alaeation OF dubious dosnEs. of lmpro-
tes tavo,' ing "a young matron, to
zIsae y whcm circumstances make ps.
II ar and exquisite cruelty.
Is is the sort OF thing concerning
b l. no one but the implicated per-
g- themselves can know the truth.
#Whsn the chief OF police had satisfied
B uself as ne declared be had now
I on. after exhaustive investigation--
Hhat no one had been wounded. In was
4 n1'ody's business to push a thank
as inquiry further.
u TIE people whose names are In
Il tfybodys mouth make no move to
i '-ie the awful report. Ii Ia the be-
d" n the part of practically the entire
u - Of a disgracefui story. involving
T. 7youdest names In America, 50
ester and tragic that II furnishes. Q
Sensation unparalleled In the annals
American society leaders.
4 Tzs social season has already passed
4 3 y only to brutalities which turned
q a the semhiance OF a prize~ring the
pa'ry of the palace where the ambas-
sa' Ia France was being dined. but
4allantries so outrageous, to pro-
les so notorious, that the declAra~
that on Monday night an outraged
s and, craged by the very proof OF
MS Rif"s wrongdoing. attempted 10
shC~t her to death found few to doubt
4 8 il ran like wildflre through the
1aa
4 he whispered names were startling
heir pre-eminence--the wife =
z 'ea 4ty In no rhetorical sense. the men
a@ang the most conspicuous I'm the
,alt
1ae power OF the tremendous wealth
eaatred here-and no small part OF u
-ettiy involved In the present case
as far-reaching as u is silent and
aNant in operation. m town sub
Sazed by 1t. memories Tail and mouths
i lose by instinct where its interests
are threatened.
4 Il is even probable that--now that
djen passion has cooled and discre-
ten been resumed-the future. appar-
eE' Y undisturbed and placid. will seem
% eve the lie to the allegations of to-
Gay But the facts as here stated arr
a., ,ntely true.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
HISTORY OF A DESERT WELL
A Contractor with More Enterprise and In
06nultu Than Honesty

The we'll which was found, accord
ing to the story, was probably the one
which was dug there by a San Bernar-
dino man who had agreed to find wa
ter or no pay. ne put the well down
sixty feet and found hardpan. He
had curbed the wen as he went down.
but he found no prospect of water
He did not like to lose what money
he had put In it, as the job had been an
expensive one He could not afford
10 lose the cash, and knowing that
the we'll would hold water he had
some hauled and emptied 1t in. Then
he called for an inspection and 1t was
made. The well was pronounced all
right, the contractor secured his mon
ey from the Los Angeles people and
then threw up his contract. as he was
not sure of getting enough water to
till another well.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23

SAN DIEGO. July pa dispatch
sent out from Imperial, In that new
desert portion of the country some
distance west of Yuma which Is re-
ceiving many settlers at present. says
that a mysterious well has been found
north of Old Beach on the mesa above
what was evidently once the shore or
the big inland salt sea which once
undoubtedly covered the whole OF the
alleged desert.
The we'll Is sixty feet deep, anu Is
eurhed. having at least thirty feet OF
good water in it. 1t Is claimed at
Tmperial that the history of the well
is not known. Nevertheless, late
in the sos an attempt was made by
pnr,itg in Los Angeles to shorten the
road 10 Yuma and thus control the
-rvernrnen Mt travel which was all COM
ing TO this port.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
TAFT I;s:%5s:2 .:::i 6. WOOD K z :::::.'] PRIEST

He thinks that because he has been
in the metropolis OF Manila he knows
all there Ii 10 know about the Filipt-
nos. He knows as little. In fact. as
. man who has never been outside OF
Philadelphia or New York knows
ahoat the American people.
"Do you think any attempt. direct
Or indirect. To force the friars from the
Islands will be reflected Ia the results
o. coming elections here in the United
states"
Il think that ia matter each Cath
oils viii have To- decide for himself, -
Father Jones said Il hope, however.
the problem will not be presented.
The precedent would be unamerican,
to put ii mildly Drive the frlars
from the Philippines Why not with
equal justice. drive us from our pos
sessions here at Villanova?"
Father Jones. who has been here for
the quadrennial session Of the order,
will return to Havana in few days.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
SCHOOL TEACHERS MURDERED
Fate Of Americans Who Went to Cobu TO
Teach the Natives

address. Ernest Heeger ot Cincinnati.
aud Clyde 4 France. OF Berea, Ohio
who were missing from Cebu. were
murdered by iadroues,
Tire bodies have been recovered. The
leader Of the muc3erers has been Killed
aud eight others naye beeu captured by
the conEiAbniaTy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
EDWARDS H6hbTn
STILL IMPROVES
The DostOrs Have Suil Possession
OF Him and Regulate His
Diet

LONDON. Jlfy 23.-~King Edward tor
day enjoyed the improved weather at
Cowes. Ze is stfT1 under the most
strict supervision.
The patients diet menu IL signed
daily by one Of the royal physicians be-
fore 1t Is submitted to the king. who
submits good naturediy to the some
what severe regimen.
Every indication points TO HIS ma
jesty's continued progress toward com
plete convalescenee.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
KANSAS SCnLhWhG
TURNS POLITICAL, COAT
Elected State Senator bu Republican
Opposition Proves TO Ee a
Traitor

WICHITA Kat July %. State
senator james Tap who vas elected
by the democrats and Popnllxts from
tits district today announced that be
will go into the Republican caucus.
support Governor atRnley for United
States senator and vote for President
Roosevelt If be Is nominated.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
PRUNES IN DEMAND
GREAT SHIPMENTS
Immense Quantities OF a California
Fruit Are Being Shipped TO
Europe

SAN JOSE. Gait, Jniy = Twenty
carloads Of pruneS have been sold 10
EaFope since last Friday,
The sales were not from grow elna
crops bat we're from stocks on hand
for immediate sh pment.
The total number OF cars sold for
export since Iaxt fail Ia about 400.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
"TOIJCHED" THE WHEEL
AND ARE NOW IN JAIL

bound over to the grand jury today.
They were reused from bed at hve
o'clock In the morning and placed un-
der arrest. The men claim that oonu
will be sent from Denver tomorrow.
,Troth Is on his wedding tour ana ms
Young wife Is inconsolable.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23

He Will confne himself 10 q mild
amount OF indoor work, taperlng. OF
eradually from the severe work of the
past few weeks He will also study out
the plan of battle
The champion wants it understood
that under The rules he can fight all
the time He does not want any little
rules ~ handicap him.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
THE MANILH nRMY BARRACKS
Work on the New Post Progressing with SdtlS'
I0CtOrv RdDldltv

Roads have been graded and macad-
amiaed from the river to the new
building and work on the latter Is
heing pushed rapidly.
Lumber for the quarters is sent from
Columbia and Puget Sound, 1t is said
that the white ant which is so destruc-
tive 10 most wood work in the Philip
pines, does not injnre the yellow pine
Of the Pacific coast
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
AN OIL WELL. ON FIRE
HARD TO SUPPRESS 1T

wav and boilers are being received
at Jennings from every section OF
Louisiana and Texas. =
( Captain Tyrrell,. business partner oh
the Heywoods in many OF their enter
nrices. Said today that 1t would prooa-
biy be four or Ave days, under inc
most favorable conditions, before the
Are could be extinguished.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23

PITrSBURG. Pa, July 2s.-The
Rev. C. D. Patterson, of the Taberna-
Gle Baptist Church, Allegheny, was be-
fore the Executive Board Of the AL
egheny Baptist Association las might
at a special meeting to explain why he
secretly baptized and administered
communion to two negroes before
they were hanged for murder In the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
SOLID SUPPORT FOR STRIKERS
The Illinois Miners Have Given a Hundred
Thousand Dollars to Fund

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July Is Sec
retary Wilson OF the United Mine
Workers today received a check for
$500 from the strike fund of the Ili-
nois organization
The Illinois miners have within four
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23

BEAUMONT, Tex, Jaly 23.Fire at
lhe jennings oil we'll IN growing in
lo'ame as the heat further warps and
"p'hs the valve. There II little fear
now, however, that the valve will give
Molly away. ~ ~ 7s2s qs4s ss., I
The work of Installing the. score or
more of boilers BY which 1t Is hoped
" crown out the names Is we'll under
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
A BAPTIST PARSON s.. ..ss.,aSs; S.. ,.sss1
SEEMS TO BE IN TROIJBIE||

Allegheny County iaIl ns q
attracting Wide interest N 81
subject of much dIscussieg
listers. s. Af A. m 8 u
The Ministers Union g| : E
General AssociA1iou 1 ~ X%
Monday condenmInG IN Il
tersou's actlonF dee11zl Il
anscrlptnral snd cog
church. = 81 .ssss 4 II 2
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23

WASHINGTON. D. c. July 2S.-Re-
ports have reached the War Depart
ment that excellent progress is being
made on the new Manila post,
Congress appropriated half a million
early III the year. and l 500 acres on
the 'Pasig river have been acquired
for the post
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
MIXED RELATIONSHIP
RESULT OF WEDDING

WINSTED. Conn, July E--Mrs. M-
len A. Parsons. a widow and Fred
Canfield were married In Torrington
last night The brides two daughters
eioLed recently and were married at
Miilerton. New York. The young
es; married Erwin C.nfeld, brother
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
PUTTING ON THE SCREWS
IN SOUTH AFRICA
Those Not OF African Birth Who
Fought the British Cannot Re-
turn

LONDON. July 2s,-Denylng the re-
port that Or. Leyds. who was European
agent Of the Transyaai. Vas returning
10 Sduth Africa. Nc Chamberlain. the
colonial SECRETARY, made an important
announcement tods- TO The effect that
all those not OF African birth who
fought against the British would not
be alio wfed 70 resnrn to South Africa.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23

WASHINGTON, u. C.. July . The
War Department today received the
following cahlegram regarding the
school teacher who have been missing
from cebu since June To-
John Il, Well oi PROV dence. K. l..
and cousin Louise Thomas Of the same
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-23
T0DAy'S JEFFR|ES BULLETIN
The Bio FIGHTER in Good Trim and Ready for
the Mil

OAKLAND, Calf. July % JEFF
fries today said Trainer Billy Della
ney weighs 2li pounds, and VII au-
ter the ring al about that weight
Jeffries will have - the ring behind
him Joe Kennel Dewitt Naaeourt
and Delaney.
sl4e has cut oui ali goad worI, Thn
is 'he first day he has moi been 8u The
rpa