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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15
CUBAN SNARL

Conference Committees Still Trying
to Disentangle 1t.
Washington, March 15.-The committees
selected by the two factions in the Gu
ban controversy to-day resumed their eff
forts to renort common ground for all
the republicans.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15
STIR UP THE SOUTH

Speaker Henderson Resolves to Do
s This Forthwith. 80.
Washington, March 15.-Speaker Hen
derson and his lieutenants have decided
to report the Crumpacker resolution for
the appointment by the speaker of a COM
mittee or thirteen to investigate the
southern election laws and determine
whether the right of suffrage is abridged,
contrary to the constitution.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15
ARCTURUS OPTiONED
Another Deal Under Way for ST
Cloud Mems Mine.

Cloud Men7s Mlhe,
Special to The Journal.
Duluth, Mimi, March 15.-An option
was given to-day for the Arcturus iron
ore property In Itasca county for $780,
900. It is owned at st. Cloud. Iron men
here think the option price too high to
result favorably
BOER COMMANDANT TAKEN.
Pretoria, Transyaal, March 15.-Comman.
dant Celliers. Of the Kronstad (Orange River
Colony command Of Beers, has been cap
tured in the Hebron district.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-08

under his management are playing Morrison the famous. There are three Lost River" companies that are very popular and successful, Katherine KidL
 der is starring in another and Rose
 Coghlan in another. It is expected
 that a date will be made here for Miss
 Coghlan sometime during the season.
 Mir. Gilmore's company will play here
 Dec. 18th in "The Tyranny of Tears,
 a laughing comedy made famous by
 John Drew. The leading lady of the company is Grace Hobart Hanson, a
 niece of the late Vice President Garret
 A. Hobart. The company has met with
 flattering success thus far during the
 season. Of his work this year the
 Dallas Morning News of Nov. 2S says:
 Paul Gilmore's clever art prevailed
 at the opera house last night. Such
 art as his for the time makes one for
 getful of the whips and scorn of
 time" lessens the toll and contributes
 to the pleasure of each days duty, en- livens the imagination, touches the
 heart and awakens the slumbering spark of divinity that redeems man
 from the clod. This thought on the
 moral tone of the theater is prompted
 by the excellent exhibition of stage art
 that was given at the Dallas opera
 house last evening by MT. Gilmore and
 his talented company, and this view will indeed succeed in accomplishing
 good work if it induces all classes Of
 theater-goers to avail themselves of
 the opportunity of witnessing a dra-
 matic performance of intrinsic. whole i I fA hot
 emplifies the highest and noblest forms of stage art and the possibilities of histronic talent and genius to trans figure and idealiZe human conduct, and
 character "The Tyranny of Tears" the drama presented. is vitalized from the first line by lively action and a steady dramatic movement that in creases in force and speed till it reaches an effective climax and a
 happy continuation. The essential charm of the drama. if not its dramatic substance. consists in its delineation of one peculiar phase of human nature, and it is one of the evidences of MT. Gilmore's genius and the completeness of his art that he invests the role of Panbury with an interest that is not merely theatric in it's effect, but su- premely human.
 In q company like that supporting MT Gilmore, every member of which is a performer of decided ability it is
 though useless to make particular commendation of individual efforts.
 Miss Grace Hobart Hansen, Miss Dor othy Gilbert. Charles Bertram, Henry
 Rich and Robert Bruner, who con stitute the other members of the capa- ble cast, are due the highest praise for their scholarly and artistic rendition
 of their respective roles. Their imper- sonations were in every particular first class and challenged the admiration of
 the audience The play is one Of the daintiest of love stories, gathering in it's path a pretty moral and lesson en- acted in a most thoroughly complete and natural manner.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-08
PAUL GILMORE COMING
Will Try a Change of Luck in
 Phoenix.

W. A. Drowne, a well-known thea trical manager, was in the city on Sat urday in the interest of the Paul Gill; more theatrical company. It will be recalled by many citizens of Phoenix that Mir. Gilmore is the actor who in the presentation of "The Three Musketeers," at the Doris theatre a few years ago. inadvertently stopped bullet with his knee from what was supposed to be a blank cartridge and another member of the company was severely wounded in the foot in the same manner. The property man at the theater had secured from a local dealer box of cartridges supposed to be blanks but in each was concealed a small missile evidently intended for target work. The play is one that calls for a great deal of pistol toting" and in view of the fact that the whole stage army had the same sort of ann munition it is remarkable that TO tragedies ensued.
 MT. Drowne says that the Gilmore company is one of eight theatrical az gregations under the general manage ment of Jules Murry of New York and that MT. Gilmore though starring on his own account at that time has since won many encOmiums in the east.
 He is accounted to be one of the pres Cnt day stage lights whose talent and fine physique have marked him for a man of fame. That he must be all right is evidenced by the fact that Mir. Murry is behind him and he backs only good people. Two of the companies
Arizona republican., 1902-12-08
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Basket Ball and Finals the Leading
 Topics.

The girls are to play a match game with the Indian basket ball team in the near future, and they predict that they will be represented by the large end of the score next time.
 Manager Marshall is considering let ters from Sacaton and Needles foot ball organizations. who desire games with the high school.
 Did you pass?" was the frequent question that could be heard after the finals last week.
 Several freshmen were heard eX- pressing their indignation regarding the severity of the finals. The faculty is very inconsiderate to have so little re- gard for their feelings.
 Last Monday the basket ball team met defeat at the hands of the Indian girls. The score was IS to 9, and ought to cause the high school to indulge In d little more hard practice.
 On Friday tIe school had the pleasure of listening to Colonel Sobieskl. who gave an instructive talk, and Oy his wit caused a great deal of laughter.
 There has been some talk of reopen ing the court for the purpose of admin istering justice to offenders against the peace and quietude of the school.
 The secretary of the Athletic Asso- citation is beginning to make life miser- able for the members by demanding dues for the second term.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-08
THE THAYER BURGLAR
Captured at Maricopi With Half
 His Plunder.

The thief who raided the hardware store of Ezra W. Thayer last Thursday night is in the county jail. con siderable part of the plunder was found in his possession and has been identifi- ed by MT. Thayer. The name given by the prisoner is John Coats stranger in the city. He left here Tor Bisbee on Saturday night. While he was waiting at Maricopa he opened a small trade in reYolvers and excited the suspicion of J. w. Edwards who was in possession of a list and description of the stolen property which had been sent him by Sheriff Stout. The re- volver offered for sale by Coats was found by MT. Edwards to be included in the list. He arrested Coats who tried to escape and when he could not he tried to destroy a shipping receipt. Enough of it was saved to show. that he shipped something to Bisbee by eX- press.
 Coats had quite a load himself. There were nine revolvers, eighty-two pocket knives and fifteen razors. There are still eight revolvers missing. nine razors and about three dozen knives. They will probably be found in the consignment to Bisbee.
 It was late at night when Coats att tracted the attention of the authorities at Maricopa. The sheriff's office was informed of the arrest early yesterday morning and Sheriff Stout left for Maricopa on a special. He was on his way back with the prisoner within fifteen minutes after his arrival. Coats has made no statement but the au- thorities think one would be superfiu- ous. The goods were eloquent enough.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-08

Our car New York pure apple juice cider has arrived. Delicious and sparkling; better than ever. Sold by the keg, gallon or half gallon. Melczer Bros.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-08

Group instantly relieved. pr. Thomas Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe. Never fails. At any drug store.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-08

I wish to announce that no one has authority to cash checks of the English Kitchen Restaurant that does not bear my signature, and I will not be respon- sible for debts contracted in the name of the English Kitchen without my signature. YEE TOM,
 Proprietor of English Kitchen.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-08
Wild Ducks Are Plentiful Now!
 No Trouble to Shoot Them.


  factory is part of our telly youw here is.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-08

Op,n for business, the Eagle barber shop. Grigsby. Elliott & Wiggins.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-08

Table board at the Ford hotel at s7.O per week.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-01

FIRST floor, 7 rooms all improvements;
III Greenwood Street, near George Street
Inquire of SECOND FLOOR. a29 tf
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Bows Wash Suits SOC.

A bit early you think-but
you may not be able to get
them later on at this price.
Well cut, neatly finished little
sailor suits with pocket; splendid
quality denim in plain colors and
hair-line stripes-mostly in blue,
trimmed with white denim
they'll 60 in a twinkling. Sizes 3
to IL years.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-01

AFTER May 1, stone house 60 Wall Street,
with or without stable. inquire at office
of WHITE, DAGGETT & TILSON, AZ
Church Street MI cod It
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-05-01
THE SHIPPING COMBINATION.
White Star Line to Carry Out Agreement
j. p Morgan's Interest

]. 7. Morgan's interest
London, April 30.-The Morgans, who had
until to-day the option of confirming or
Withdrawing from the provisional agree
ment by which the White Star line was to
enter the Atlantic shipping combine have
notified that line of their intention to carry
through their part of the agreement.
1t is reported here that j. Pierpont Nor
gan will get f2. 500, 900 in stock Of the shin.
ping combine In return for his services In
organizing and financing the deal.
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BARGAINS Galore

in high grade FANCY /
| GPOCERIES--a round mb 0e
the stock Of an out-of-to7vm store
that 7vc 4veye fortunate nowgh
secure at PRICES Averaging 10 PER
cent. 6elow z0hoiesa1e cost If you
rviU but study and compare tile
| brices quoted 6elo7V, and KEEP in
mind that every item not only bears
| our guarantee, but 7vtH speak for
itself upon examination, you 7OilI
come earIy to make selections.
EDAM CHEESE. "Lamng' brand,
full weights.
Worth o5 cents, at 70 cents.
SARDINES. Whole boxes (magn ums),
fancy quality, boneless, packed by
one of the best houses in France.
Worth so cents, at "a cents
CHUTNEY. Major Grays, imported
from India, in full quart bottles.
Value 60 cents, at a. cents
NUTMEGS. A chance for Hotel and
Restaurant men. The grade that cost
80 cents wholesale. AT % cts. ID.
FISH PASTE, in decorated stone jars.
from Crosse & Blackwell, London,
Your choice of Anchovy or Bloater.
Average price at all good grocers,
As cents, now 81 cents
ANCHOVIES In OIL, boneless, imported
in glass, large size bottles, packed by
Brillat fills in France.
Usual price IS cents, now 43 cents.
TINY TIL PICKLES, the genuine brand,
sweet. Usually sold at as cents,
now 81 cents.
FRENCH VEGETABLES in glass, regu-
lar size jars your choice of PEAS,
extra fins), FLAGEOLETS. HARlCOT
VERTS, BRUSSELS SPROUTS or
MACEDOlNE; never retailed below
SO to so cents any of them in the lot
at % cents.
COO COr1BS in glass, from France-a
It'd bit that now and then some faded
epicure purchases at 81 90 a jar.
Now O. cents.
CHERRIES in nARASQUINO, not the
unsatisfactory domestic imitation but |
the real imported French article.
In full 3 lb. tins, 4S cts.
Remember that the above style and |
grade of goods in a BARGAIN SALE is |
Just a BIT unusual evenWith
&zlGa1l6An, !
-39I G1aM 81
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Women's Petticoats.

Several good kinds for warm
weather-we are particularly anx-
ious that those who were disap-
pointed in getting one of the last
lot will get one of these
Sl.oo Petticoats at II cents.
MERcERIZED sATEEN PETIT
cOATS-Deep Spanish founce, edged
with one, two and three ruffles.
CRASH P COATS - Spanish
founce with gathered ruf1e - full
width and length.
Women's 25c Aprons l9c.
Tremendous selling of these
fine lawn and cambria aprons last
Thursday. Hadn't enough to go
around. A new lot for those who
were disappointed.
20 inches wide, So inches long, deep
hem and wide sash ends.
$I.oo and $1.25 Gloves 79c.
Pique and Mocha Gloves, Fl
clasp-an excellent wearing glove,
to be had in all the fashionable
shades.
"ALEXANDRE and DE
LORME" GLOVES-These are
Our own Importation, made of
genuine kidskin, 3 clasp, stylish
embroideries-in black and colors.
Everyday price SITS Sl.42 pr
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FARM WANTED,

WITH stock and tools in exchange for a
nearly new Two Family House. with
modern conyeniences, well located and
ljta grass farm suitable for raising
stock, colts etc For full particulars,
hermit to see house, etc, please call or
address GEORGE A, IsBELL, Masonic
Temple, New Haven, Conn. Az tt
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Tailored Suits
Going Quickly
$40 90 and S11.o5 Suits
$1,000 to $4,000
$4,000 to $1,000 F"

Wish had enough Of these suits to supply every
woman who comes-twoud be powerful advertisement tor
Never have given such genuine bargans-and never
have Suits with such appreciation They're going
quickly hougb-racks beginning to look bit empty You'll
have to hurry if you want
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FOR RENT.

A NEWLY built house. IL rooms, hardwood
floors, up-to date plumbing, lighted by gas
and electricity, commodlous verandas, un-
INSTRUCTED view, being adjacent to large
ably the finest house for rent In the city;
rent seOO. Is now occupied, but will hs
ready for a new tenant January list. Ad-
dress tn13 tn P. o. BOX 1912.
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Remnants of Dress Goods
at less than half pric

Remnants or Dress Goods
at less than half price.
to 3 yard lengths-In the
lot are French F1annels, AL
batrosses, Plaids, etc. wool
and regularly sold at IS cents
to $I.oo. To close them out
quickly we cut the prices in
two.
Center Aisle.
Cancels Hair Plaids
S1.75 quality, 40 cents.
Only one piece left, hence
the very low price. All wool,
81 inches wide-excellent for
knock-about skirts for shore,
mountain and country.
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81. az Silkoline Comfortables CSC
$1.25 Black Poplin, SIC.

Interesting news from Our Black Dress
Goods-4o inch, all wool Black Poplin,
good color-the kind we sell every day
at $1.25- $50 yd
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BRICK house, three stories. two families,
gas and water closets, Eighth Ward, near
State Brick barn, accommodation for
five horses. Enquire so PEARL. m25 tt
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T1amts.

One cent word for each insertion:
Ave cents word for full week. sevsn
times.
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The New, Haven Rea! Estate

Ao2 Orange oCreeG, Now A1iven, Conn
INCORPORATED 1896.
lnsures against every defect of title for
purchasers and mortgagers. Mortgages on
New Haven Real Estate. double security,
constantly on hand for investors.
JAMES GARDNER CLARK, President
JAMES KINGSLEY BLAKE. Secretary.
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MRS. S. A. GLADw1N's

- NmpIOyment Agency, -
102 ORANGE ST., Bowditch Building, room
As. Headquarters for the best stuations:
10 years experience. Coachmen, farm
hands, porters, girls for general housewotk,
housekeepers, etc. Germans. Swedes, and
others needing situations, should apply,
and those requiring superior help can 3D.
furnished at the above Office German and
English spoken OF !;
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6oc Foulards ACC.

The balance of our 90 cent
Foulards, mostly in dots (all
sizes) we will close out at this
very low price. Many of the
famous Cheney silks among
them.
Embroidered Waist Patterns
$3.50. were So 90.
When made up, these are al
most exact copies of some OF our
most expensive silk waists
Oftaffeta, in light blue, pink, pongee
black and white, richly embroidered IN
self and contrasting colors-4 yards to
pattern-about dozen in the lot.
Boys Blouse Waists 25c.
OF pretty percales in plain
colors, polka dots and stripes
made with sailor collar edged with
narrow gathered ruffle; wide ruff
f1e down the front and on turn over
'cuff-couldn't begin to make them
at home at this price-only two to
a customer. Sizes 3 to 10 years.
81. IS Silkoline Comfortables CSC
Good planning to have an extra
comfortable for the coolish nights
at the shore cottage.
Sizes 72x72 inch - made of feecy
white cotton covered with figured silk
oline in dainty floral patterns.
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offices to let, from May list,
Chapel corner State Street. GEORGE FL.
FORD co. az tt
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FOR RENT,
For SALE. CHEAP,

STORE 1925 Chapel Street, corner Day.
Apply at 1923 CHAPEL STREET. m27 tt
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WANTED,
WANTED.

BEST help for any kind OF work can a.
ways be secured here. with our long es-
tablished and largest business In the
State. We can guarantee satisfaction. Wa
have more and better help than can be
found elsewhere. We know, and have dis
carded, most of the useless Glass; every
body knows that this Is the most reliable
place In the State N. SHERMAN, EN-.
ployment Agency, 775 CHAPEL ST. tf
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WANTED,
GERMAN cook and laundress also German
chambermaid. Apply ISL MEADOW 81.
a30 If
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

FOR first-class cook with daughter Of Ia
years, also colored cook with daughter Of
IT as second girl; housekeepers, general
and second girls; laundresses by day or
week; carpet cleaners; old lady for house
work in country. Girls, I find the best
STERNBERG, "a Church Street. mi 1tp 4
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Lace Curtain Clearance.

1ANS Sul tdlu NlCdIhuCG.
We told the story Sunday.
No use telling it again except
the main facts - to remind
you.
They're curtains that were
bought this season before we de-
clded to discontinue the upholstery
department. Now to clear them
out quickly we're selling them for
song-only one, two and three
pairs of kind. Can't go into de-
tail for different lots are being
closed out each day.
Neckwear and Veilings.
A new lot of those dainty little
Top Collars that you appreciated
so much last week both in EN-
broidery and lace-white, linen
color, pink and blue
SOC kind 39c
25c +" tic
ALL OUR a5c vEILINGS
l9c yd
75c Muslin Drawers l9c,
Umbrella ruffle with hemstitched
hem and cluster of tucks above
made of Fruit of the Loom cotton
full sizes-our regular IS
cent kind. Not more than three
pairs to buyer.
Hosiery and Underwear
for Women and Children.
Women's excellent wearing lace
Isle stockings-navy and gray
grounds with white dots-a very
dainty summer stocking when
worn with ties. Real value exc
l9c pr
WOMEN'S GAUZE Isle HOSE
Split foot-sold every day at so cents
8 prs for 800
Isle STOCKINGS
fine ribbed-worth double the price.
l6c pr
VESTS
ATTIC instead of 2sc-Fine ribbed Isle
vests-lace yoke-very elastic-excel-
lent value.
Mems 38c Handkerchiefs 25c.
Narrow Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, every thread linen - full
size. :,
Mems soc Fancy Hose 33 cents
Every new style of the season.
plain colors, stripes and figures
big bargains.
Mems I2Kc Linen Collars &c.
All sizes and all the newest
styles guaranteed Apply linen
all clean and fresh. Good
time to lay in your summer
stock.
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A GIRL for general housework In small
family. Inquire $50 WHALLEY AVENUE.
a30 ct
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LOST
FOR SALE.

ONE mans bicycle. one woman's bicRcle.
one light two-seated blackboard, one set
harness Qight), one riding saddle and
Bride Price no object. Must be sold.
Enquire $50 and 1852 STATE ST. a3O 2tp
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DEATHS.
44--i--s-s'--7a-'i- ''-a-=-'7
MARRIAGES..

GILBERT H OTCHKISS - On wednesday,
April 80 1902. at Trinity Church, New
Haven, Connecticut, by the Rev. Harry
y. Nichols, Charles Bradley Gilbert to
Eliza Catherine, daughter of Mrs. Edward
W. Hotchkiss. mi 1tp
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FOR SALE.

FVH JNLEp
woODMONT, Conn The finest and most
desirable building lot on the high BLUM
and on the water, lot 60x125. A choice
location and beautiful surroundings.
Apply to r. g. WHITMORE TOO Main
Street Hartford, Conn. ais LAT
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Children's SIPS Dresses 95c.
a to ID years.

TO Ia years.
Stylish little sailor suits of
striped percales, in blue, pink,
old rose and red; white pique sailor
collars and cufs-full skirts, Bis
hop sleeves-just what the young
ster needs for warm days.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
HOUSE 200 Orange Street, Is rooms, all
improvements. 5. B. OVIATT, Church
Street. az 26t
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FOR RENT,

sPACE-Book- Binders,
Tailors or Cigarmakers, TOP FLOOR, 80
CHURCH STREET. Air, light, heat,
good plumbing. All modern conveniences.
INQUIRE. JANIToR, 80 CHURCH. STREET.
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For Rent.

THE desirable dwelling house. 552 Chapel
street. Lower corner house In the brown
stone front block opposite Wooster
Square. Inquire OF this ONCE or at once
JOHN T. SLOAN,
myS If 026 Chapel street.
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SITUATION WANTED

CARE of genteman's place by sober and
industrious man. Inquire "a CHURCH
STREET. mi 1tp VI
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FOR RENT,

FIRST floor, steam heat, modern plumbing,
newly painted and papered throughout.
Rent reasonable to right parties. 754
ORANGE STREET a29 3tp
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WANTED,

WANTED,
FIRST-CLASS girl for general housework.
Apply 10 HOWE STREET, from 10 to
and to s. a3O tt