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Hi. RECORD a Had one.

Enn mas beer known a. , 7ad-tem.
.,r "I..s,mAu ..,g -.as" %, wen, N
., sr., ne .ti Ir#- rate nsat
N.'H mother policeman named PocK,
Wsu I'sI when ne was attached -
900. 70 ties avenue station. rary quar-
r, the station house Gnrmliory
ana Eals beat BocAmau yrry badly
With n.- nlsh, -uck
Both men pleaded guilty before ne
pole" 'pmm 'ioner md wsr, hnri
.nrn HpEs pay.
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DIED IN A CELLAR.
u. minicL Garo.aio Victim of Hear,
Disease.

Dom.uick Garosalo, twcniy-'our years
old. Of No ~ East one Hundred and
Fifteenth street vas found dead In the
emar At No - East one Hundred and
Fifteenth street this morning from heart
lseaSs,
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KILLED BY FALL.
Ros.e Fen seven stories FROM New
building In J~rsey city.

NIchoias Rnss~. !orty-nve years oId
Of No. Us Grand street. Hoeoken. wa
killed last night by falling from th'
seventh STORY n the new storage build
ing In process Of construction a. war
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shooting ri Mrs. German.

The murderer crrp' 20 Do, n. nd
as the woman slept pI, Hs ..H.r.- .1
her breast and med
Mr. German screamed srrtus .a IH
bed and fell back unconscious
Ennis did Tot wait to see II Do ~
allied her. lie had other work 'Y $50.
He ran ,rr7ss -he hall 70 the bedroom
Of his wife
She had heard me hs'oi shot md tho
avn. scream she woke from, Is -uur I
sise.. not knowing uha' had Happened.
AZ she ran across ue 1rur r u.-
rivh'E2wn 71' vaw Nrr nn-rH.l w.t.
eyed crt,- 30 rp,w, H.,u. H.. N'rI
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no, upon tho list. Eibrldse T Gerr'
and noArly all IN" Goelets have .rS
residence at Newport Thomas 9. PA
E II. Hartman and ogden Mis- I've
isewhsTc.
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Ennis First Shot Moth
er.in.l.aw, Then Muir
dered Bride OF a Year
and Evidently Had
Intended 10 Kill Him
self.

Policeman william II Ennis ~ the
Adams street police station Brook
lyn. shot and killed his wife and NOR
tally wounded his mother-iu-lnw,
Mrs. Alice German. in the lattcr's
home in Cauarsic this morning
The crime was thoroughly prcmoii-
lated. The murderer broke into the
house. crep, TO the bedside ~ his vic
tins and shot his mother 1-iaw As
she slept
lie then aroused his wife made her
sit down in a chair and put bullet
into her heart
lie fled from the house but was ar
rested two hours later in East New
York.
Ennis had been married only a
year He treated his wife - cruelty
that she was compelled 70 she for a
separation. and this so angcred him
that he took her life.
That Ennis intended 10 XIII him
self, too. after numbering mis- wife
and her mother is indicated 10 let
ter he mailed last night 10 q friend
asking to be- buried beside his wife
and blaming his troubles on his
mother-in-law
Ennis was arraigued In the Gates
Avenue Court before Magistrate Wat
son. He had lost all his nerve ny
this time and wa sobhing He IN
sisted on pleading guilty 20 the
charge OF murder. but MS plea was
not accepted and ne was r"maufol
for further cNaminat on.
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Las, sprinx you told ne you did not
b,i'svr what 7 told You = rn'"s tr"t-
mcnt 2 me. You can read -" inc.'s'a
IraSr sworn TO as the truth ~ NY state
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Alter Little Fellows
Who DO Not Pay Taxes.

tsp.e.al TO ra- Ev-aias WORLDLY
ALBANY. Jan. N-Ass-moiymhN
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wants Fact. Concealed.

1T would be FAR better that the facts
be not given 20 the public through the
newspapers. and request that Your
Honor receive the pagers IN the case
withou, argument
Mr Man attorney for Mr.. Duryea.
objected To this star chamber method.
~. said that # was alleged IN the papers
that Mrs. Duryu shortly after begin.
ming this action had received letter
from the father OF her husband threa.-
enlns her with serious consequences II
-;rr persisted IN dragging the family
into nutoricty through this suit, The
.uma day Mrs Duryea wrote letter .
her sistrr-ln-law.
Now, We do not control the father o
Mr. Duryea" said Mr.. Man. "Thh
letter was written without Mr.. Dury~a''
consen, and against his protest, bu
Mr.. Dury.a has deemed Il, to be hc'
duty to call this matter 10 the attention
~ the Court She sent that letter it
her sister. in-lAw. VINO Appears to br the
only friend NJ her husbands family. ac
cordins TO her statement, and that let
ter spoke for Itself and very loudly
ar. Man read the letter. rs follows:
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ryclopedia

LOO Top,cs Tsrsc!y Treated In lhs 1902 World
Almanac We'll priatsi ana sroasiy
sauEi Is. all as-sas.isp -. ~
mail, ~
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something abou, tn. pre.,de.-

tial election OF 1904 tail about 1t that
can he told In advanced will be found
in the 1902 World Almanac and En-
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trr~.,-d u. Di."rd~rIy.

WILLIAM ENNIS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
DtDsefnn =Nacbrtdbten.

S Samitus Morsen ertbeilte Der
bo9p'ite giidof Sacob Srobec in
Der ct. Sobn's abteifirde gu college.
pile folsenben Seminarilten bic Son=
Iur unb bic uieberen Weiben: Mat5.
@rdps fur bic Oi03eis @inona; Sobn
eimmer, Sulutb @ilb. &rets, Sn=
oiauapolis; Srans gitur, ct. gloub.
Die Subbiatonats ueibe erbielten Wa=
tbias Sutala fur bic OiOsele st.
gloub ; @eors Saud, @rsbi0;eie Su=
buque ; Sobn aaiier, Ga Grohe; S.
Mepers, @iaona; @ilb. S9einer,
Ct. gloub; ferner Die gum 8enebicz
tiner=O rben sebOrisen gleriter: FIR.
Peter Binbi9isb fur bas Chung griOz
rat In Sainois, &i@arb Simmer,
Srtbolin Sembreull, Glaubius @ie=
mann, Wasnus 9ermanus unb Sns
nneent 9ertten pon Der ct. Sobn's
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
Standardization

Sn Der Sountas Dor adt Sasen
sebaltenen Sabresueriammluns bes in
Der ct. Yeter & Yauls 9emetnbe su
Hidmoub in pouer Slitbe itebenben
st. Solepb Idnnerpereins uurbe bic
@abl Der Seamten fur bas ueue Ser=
einsiabr NIT f%olsenbem &eiultat uor=
senommen: Yrdiibent: S. @urit;
@ice=Y rdiibent: Serb. Srdselmann /;
Setretdr: 9ucas 9embef; S9asmei=
Sruns Sirdner; Wari9au:
Sriiner.
Die Witslieber Der pom bo9m.
P. a~mbroiius, .. 8. g., in Der
Selu=@ emeiube gu Sreeport se=
Sinslinss=S obalitdt biel-
ten seiteru, Rittuo6. Dem Selte bes
FL. Sslepb, semeinl@aftlide Oter=
Communion. Ole @eamten Der neuen
Sobalitdt iinb: Soiepb Semter, Yrd=
9einrt9 Bidders, Ssfretdr;
gerub. 9eibserten, S@asmeiiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

albert, Sobn Der Samilie Sbolpb
einbenbers, bat In ben @reat Nortb.
ern @~ertitdtten 81 st. Saul Gnitel.
lung sefunben un6 mtrb ietn 9eim
bortbin uerlesen.
- gernbarb Muti9ler, Sobn bes
Serrn Wartin Wuti9ler, bat nit Ell
ner 9aubldse cine Stride in Winiatur
barsefteDt, mel9e ibrer S90nbeit unb
9r0Be wesen elm gutter IusteIunss=
sesenitanb bilbet.
= Serr 9. &iffmeper, gompas=
non bes Serrn &arl &ei9ensperser,
lit pom leiner &ranfbeit, benz Nerueu.
fieber, wieber 10 melt seneien, baB er
lt9 ieinen SSreunben 3eisen tann.
SIN Der i'm @aite Yart pobnens
BEN Samilie 9ucas choppers bat ii9
Samitas CUR srOBten Sreube bes 81
ternpaares elm munterer Stammbalter
einseitellt, mo;u mir BEN beslitten
gltern nit ibren uielen Sreuben graz
tuliren.
= Serr Sobn &~aufmanu pom Ya=
cific Sotel trat Oienitas cine mebr=
tdsiae &eile mad @eslep, Soma, an,
mo er NIT Dem 9ersnisen @ei9dfte
perbtnben wirb.
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Nus Der nm9e9eub.
9oaeseSiQe.

Golesesille.
Seit Witte lester ISOLDE lit bic
pon ben bo9w. Senebictinern seleitete
grsiebuussanitalt Der iber fie per-
bdnst sepeienen Nuarantdne entboben
unb mieper susdnsli6. Sonntas MUIR
be in Der Nbteitir9e mad etnisen $50:
den l1uterbre6uns uieber @ottesbtenit
sebalteu. go lit aIes wieber i'm al
len 9anse, unb bic Stubenten freuen
ii9 auf bic Oterferien, bic nd9fte
@o9e ibrenanfans nebmen. -So9w.
P. Yrtor bot pon ieiner slifli9en
antunft Bel Ieinen i'm Staat Waib=
ington arbeitenben Srbensbribern mti=
fen laiien.
Selsrane.
Sn lesterer ,3eit iinb bier rpenis
items breiBis Sarmeu in anbere Sdnbe
ibersssansen. Oas Sebauerli9e b.
Bel lit, baB es fatboltl9e Samilien
iinb, wel6e it9 BON Nnberssldubtsen
ODER unsldubisen pom BIER uerbrdnsen
laiIeu. gs iiebt iest 10 aus, als
penn bic fatb. 9emeinbe bier gu fletn
pdre, UNI etneu tettseu Yrieter IN.
terbalten gu f0nnen. - 8anquter gors
serbins unb Satin iinb pom ibrer &et.
ie mad benz Siben, bic ite iosar Bis
Cuba a%usbebnten, slidli@ suridse
febrt. Oils Yrdlibent bes Stabtratbes
murbe Serr gorserbins Don Der se=
gen uniere Stabt pom 9errn Mi9.
Ortb aus ct gloub ais Nbminiltra=
tor bes infolse zines BIER erliitenen
llnfaues gu Sobe sefommenen gbriit.
S9reiber uon 9ate Senrp anseitreus=
ten griastlase in &enntnis selest.-
Oieies Sopnlbip bat in ieiner leste
@o9e absebaltenen @ubllisuns BEN
gsidluB sefaBt, baB btnfort Sasb=
liebbaser bic Sasb auf Der Selomart
ni9t mebr ausiben birfen, neil bic
Sunbe Der betreffenben Serren in ben
&ornfelbern gu sroBen S9aben an
rt9ten.
Nahbetp Gate.
SIN Der Samilie bes Serrn Sobann
8ettle trafeh zines Cages in uersan:
sener @o9e gu Selu9 etn bic Serrn
s. &rter uno Ybil. 3enner pom Cur
emburs unb Sobn Yed uon stbser=
moob, q. O., unb ruer Serrn 8ett=
les frelublt9es unb seieGtses @eien
tennt, uirb faum baran speifeln, baB
tie gelu6er BET linn redt ansenebms
Stunben erlebten. - Sarr Gdtler lit
seionnen, iein @ei9dft gu uerduBern
unb nit ieiner Samilie mad elmer
9roBltaot umsuSieben.
9%uremburg.
Der sroBe Stall bes Sarmers S.
S9neiber, wel9er spei Meilen pnn
Der ct. @enbel Stride pobnt, lit
Oonneritas &a9mittas p~ouitdnbis
einsedidert uorben; audi wurben a9t
Sonnen Sen pom benz Seuer persebrt.
Der bur9 bas Seuer benz Serrn
S9neiber entitanoene S9aben, be-
lduft ii9 $500 bis 5000, mdbrenb
bic Serit9eruHs nur 5000 betrasen
Ioa.
Gnen Saaes.
aia Surb, elm Yruber bes Sobn
6urb, wel9er auf bic Nntlase bin, ben
&obert CHARLES ablt9tli6 setObtet 81
baben, i'm County, 9efdnsniB gu ct.
gloub einselodt lit, besab it9 DOM
ueritas mad benz gouutpiis, no er
ben aupalb s. 8. Suliuan oil STEELE
bes $. .. eofe ais Sertbeibiser iei=
mes grubers seOunsen bat.
Nsp Yaansspiae.
@ebriber Nusuit unb 6ermann
Pdsnid wurben pom g.. 6ansbabl
pom Staats : Weterei Department
binsfeit sema9t unter Der antlase
uerfdlldte Nild gum &aufen angelo.
ten gu baben ; es murbe couitatirt, baB
bic &ibe bes 8riberpaares iid in un=
seiunbem 3uitanbe befanben. Oie ans
seflasten befannten ii9 idulbis unb
berappten fur ieben ibnen na4sewie.
ieneu Sau $40 Strafe nebt ben &o=
item.
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Soloinssforo.

am sorlesten Samitas purbe bic
eei9e Der i'm boben Ilter BON SO Sab
rem per itorbenen Srau Waria &0bn
gu 9rabe Setrasen. Ia9bem Dor 81
Sabren ibr @atte imS ranoenbursii9en
In Oeuti9lanb bur9 ben Sob pon IT,
rer Settle s"eriiien mar, fam lie in bic.
les aanb unb lieB ii6 sund9t in ct.
Saul nieber. Bel ibrem bier mob
nenoeu S@wieseriobne ant. S9mibt
fanb Tie Dor II Sabren aufnubme unb
wdbrenb ibrer Ii Sabre lansen Grant
beit bette 8erpfesuns. Se@s &tnter
betrauern ben Sob Der suten alien
Mutter. Wt6se tie ruben In Srieben !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

Die SOee, bier cine Butter. uns
&dlefabrit gu erri9teu, mirs eifris be-
ipro@en; bic Serwirfli6uns Der Stee
wirbe ii9 obne !3peifel lobnen. =
abolpb Siuins bat nit benz Sau Jet
mes neuen @obnb1uies besonnen.
Ote Sauiaiion ue.iprtdt bieies Sabr
cine rese gu weroeu. : Ser Samilie
Sos. Drummer gum au~erlisbiten Sod.
terleiu 9lidpuuI5.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
EASY MOVE
F. H. ClaysOn & Co.'s Block
 Easy Moved.

The contract for moving the Clayson building goes to W. H. Marrett who will begin operations Wednesday. The stock will remain ln the store and the business will continue as the building moves, the family lives up stairs not even moving out their piano.
 Mr. Marrett has moved numerous build lngs here. From the Corner of Broadway and Fourth, where the Clavson building Is to stand he moved ln the spring of 1899 the Miners hotel which was the first large hotel erected In this eitv That was moved around the Clavson corner and then two blocks toward the water front and, though State St. had not then been graded, not pane of glass was cracked and none of those in the hotel were dis turbed in th= least by tEe moving.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
POTTLACH
Graphic Description of a
 KillisnOO Festiyity.

Mrs C E. VlnHeubner writing to the Douglas Island News, under date oi February }, contributes the following from KilGSnoo;
 "Now will try and tell Of the arrival O: the Stl,a lnlilnS. There wee I4 ca noe loads. and each canoe had an American flig floating in the breeze. They were dressed In fife Indian costumes. Their totem poles were the hneSt | have ever seen. The carvings were wonderful. On sleh pole is engraved many animals and birds, such as frogs, lizards snakes crows, eagles and others.
 The canoes were landed on the beach arcLnI the point from the villsge, and eamped all nigh, and the next morning our Indians dressed up in fine style, Fot into their canoe, and went around the point and the S,kl Indians fired l cannon, beat their tom toms and danced in their strange way. Then the Indians from here re- tuned and fred a cannon. then the Sltkas came around the point to land.
 lt was a pretty sight ,o see. as 1t was a fine day, the different eolored costumes and il,gs shoSed well ln the sunlight. Our Indians danced on the beach for half an hour, then the Sitka Indians landed and all mlrthei up to the new house built bv a Stka Indian called Paddv, there they danced and felsied the rest Of the day and until Co o'clo,k that night.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
Notice of Special Stockholders Mce:'
 ing.

A special meeting of the stockholders of the Engineer Mining Company will te held at the office of the company on Mn day, the I7th day of March, Ioo2. The resignation of the present board of dirr,,- ors will be rendered and the election Of a new board will take place, and such other business transacted aS may lawfully come before the stockholders.
 By order of the Board of Directors.
 Elias Ru d, Secretary. Sklsway, Alaska, Feb. B, Ioo2.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
Are You Going to No-noi

Then get the latest reliable map of the Koyukuk. Blue Stone. Cornell City. Nome. Port Clarence and Cooper River Mining districts. Price. 60 ,ents. Issued by the Seattle Daily Tlmes. Sent on re- ceipt of price. If
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

Mrs. A. N. LaSka. who has been study Ing ophthalmologv,l expected to return on Dolphin, and will practice her profes sion In Skagway.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

All kinds of soft drinks and Seattle Ex- port Beer at R. B. Bottllng Co. Fifth Avenue. opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

St. Saviout's Church, Slh Ave. and State St.
 Second Sunday In Lent. Holy Communion, Q a. m. Morning prayer and sermon, IT a. m. Sunday school, 9. m. EyensOng and sermon, 7:3o p. m. Morning topic; "The Heart of Caiaphas Evening topic: The Children's Bread. Lenten services, Wednesdays and frl- days, 3:I5 ?. m,
 All are cordially welcome.
 Rev. James C. Cameron, Rector.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

"All the news that's fit to print" pub llShed in the Daily Alaskan Send In vour subscription now. Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
A Fino Line of Groceries.

Special reduction on all holiday goods. We have in stock all the latest packs of canned fruits, preserves, jams and j.llieS. New crop oranges and nuts. Lots Of candy; cluster ralSinS; best butter and eggs for the least monty, of anv place In town.
 Navel oranges 25 10 soc per dOz. Mixed nuts IS Co 2Sc per 10. Fresh eggs 35c per doz. Yakima butter 35c per To. Jams and jellies 2S to 3oe, Remember we are always well stocked and ean supply vCur wants on short notice.
 FRANKS GROCERY,
 Cor. State and Ninth.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
Dog Bacon For Sale.

D1g blc0n in large or small quantities fer slle li tle Fiiih Avenue hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

Too,hsone-MrS Chealln5er'S home made cakes and mince pies.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
Mover Fails.

A pretty girl draws attentlon-an adyer tisement In the Alaskan draws trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

We carry H. s. & NJ. eadv.to-wear tailor-made suits. F. II. clayson k o.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

Seattle Export Beer. delivered in any part of the city for ,2 per dozen quarts by B. B. Bottling Go.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Corner F,lh and MJin lreetS. MCning SerVite at IT q. m. Evening service al 7:3> p.ln Soworlh League aj O:}o D. m, Sunday seh,ol @, Ia:IS ?. m. All are cor Q ,llv invited.
 Sev. M, A. C9vlngton, Pastor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

The time to advertise IS all the time.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
CATHOLIC

St Marks. Fif,h avcnrc. -ast of Broad way.
 Early Mas nt s a. m. Late Mass ut l0.3U. Sunday School at 2 V. m. Evening service at 7:sO ?. m. On week days mass at & a. m.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

Private bath room for ladies at tho Principal. Opposite U. s. barracks.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Morning worship, IT an Sunday school, I2 m.
 Christian Endeavor, 6:3o ?. n. Evening service, 7:3o D. m. Morning subject; Building by Plan." Evening theme; "MOnev Saved, or Christian Economies"
 This Is the Monthly Praise Service. "Hear Us, O Lord" Tn. Cho,, "Holy, Holy, Holy" '''' ''' "' "'' Tenor Solo" The Palms" ..l J. Hopkins "Nclfer My God to Thse' e'.............. ..................... L L,dles' Quartet All are cordially invited
 N. B. Harrison. Pastor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services ct the corner of Main and Nine teenth streets at p. m. Services 1T a. m. and 7:3O D. m, Sunday school I2 toIp. m. The North Star Sunday school from ? 10 1 p. m.
 Rev. G. $. Cleven CT, Pastor
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

The Daily Alasl<an's facilities for doing job work are cnexcelled.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

Mining blanks at this ofnce.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-02-23

Red Star bottled beer Is unequaled as a table drink. e per dozen. delivered. Telephone ta
Arizona republican., 1902-08-14
EUROPEAN TOUR
 0F DR. CHANDLER
One 0i Inc Last Visitors uf CTlIHli)liHg CaInpaliie
0bserva sions on the Irrigation System of Italy The Things That May Be Accomplished IT the Salt River Eail-y.

DT. A- j. Cna--di=i. who, with Mrs Chandler. returned last Monday from d Iuropeaa taur. was in the eity yes- terday. lie lett Hsre about t,l- Inil1I Cf May. i..te1t,iIs st that tin.- to so nc farther than New York. His bus ness there was ro buy additionai ma chirery for th- pumping plan, ol which F-e is the manager but after his arrival ia New Yc-k h- io-rI he had two r- tnrce n1ontas oa iiis hands and il Wa then that l.e GaliIeJ t. eo J3 EIroph- lie sent for Mrs. "han1I r and they If May They first visited Scotland. where Dr. Chandler met several syH- tienzn T v.I-c aIe financially interested ia uaa Consol:dated Canal company. Af,er that h. went to England. visited Lon don and other English cities. and th , crossed 10 tic continent. lie spent some time at Paris. After that h. went to Lucerne. Sleit,:erlaad, and then tc Milan. Turin, Venice and other cities of northern and o=r,ral lJ-iy
 The ,eaG1Is .f 'r.c Republican will remember tho falling uf 1he cdrlpanile of St .-ar.;s , little ware than q mont! age. Dr. a-I Mrs. t'hlnGl r were :.t 
 tower two days befor- it's ,aiiap-e ant they were still il Venice when it fell Tha tower was a2I feet nigh. and that 1t did net involve the cathedral and IEe Doges palace in its ruin vas re- ;yarded as narv-lcUs. Yhc cause oi the collapse is net -er understood for en- gineers had comparatively recently pre- uGurcst the strUctura sound. u W2s strUcl. by lightning -95 years aEo. and it IS thought that it was weakened then Not long age an eminent engineer warned the aUthuriti that the tower was dangerous and ne sought to have an arrangement made for it's strength cning Oth-. engineers said that his fears were not so well grounded as the tower and he left the city heIrtbrokan. predicting the downfall Of the ancient cdiEce.
 The founda ten was found u be in yer. good order, but the brick work of which the tower was made cTUmble,i and gave way under the immense weight It was built of two walls oe brick between which was the ascent. There v-2s nc stairway but a gentle incline from one corner to the next winding to the top of the tower.
 The day before the collapse there vas scme warning Of is dissolution. The warning grew so threatening that when the fall came the vicinity had been va oated.
 What interested Dr. Chandler nora than antiquated towers vas the irriga- ticn syst IT or rather the systems Of Italy. The country is ny no means an arid one, yet the rainfsH is extensively supplemented by irrigation The water is poured down from tsa Alps in thou sands Of neVor-tailinG streams which
Arizona republican., 1902-08-14

LEFT THE COUNTt;Y.-A. R. Nr- ramley. who used to own the Anheusar saloon here. is now located in Los Ar- @-les. where he has gone into the saioon business Mrs. McCamlay returned here yesterday from Los Angeles to dis f.sa If all their property here and th7ir household goods. NIr. and Mrs. Mo "an'ley expect to remain iii the futul-- in Los Angeles.
 GLENDALE FLOODED Gave creek was OF another rampage Tuesday ana yesterday. and the country around G'eadala had another general soaking. The water poured out of Cave creek on to the desert, making a lake of a
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large section Of the country. Tie zan-
 ie4o Of tha Arizona &t Glendale ,el--
 ploncd to thc ccmpanE's office he~e
 Taeeday night that the canal at lateral sixteen had broken and the water Was
 poaring cut and flooding thr country. -A fierce oi men were sent out Last night 70 :cpair :i.o break ir the canal.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-14

Singal oIe possesses 9 curiosity ia the shape of a Clineze dwarf. who is barely io inches in height ani is endowed wit" q fine gray beard.
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How We Do 1t

Customers often ask us how we find buyers for such a lot of woolens as we have in stock. We believe We have u thank our customers for the size Of OFT: output, All cur buyers are advertisers. They tell their friends and neighbors and that is the way it goes. New goods are coming in daily
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are turned together into canals and spread cut over the land. Irrigation i. one thing in Italy and another in the United States. But the effect on tha land is the same everywhere. The doe ter was enabled the better to study the Ss stems by reason of credentials he had been given at Washington introducing
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-01-04
: cossv ssan Illlsed n Texas.

4 Colby man was shot at DelnaEo,
Texas, last week through mistake By
3 sheriff and his deputy. There had
been killing in town the night be
fore and the sheriff and deputy were
out looking for the guilty party ana
came upon three men in the Wa1tlng
voon of the depot. They commanded
: ne three to put up their hand, ana
ba pg somewhat startled, failed 10 90
he sheriff opened fire on them.
Ona, Il the three was instantly killed
80 >, Ne other two were wound, one
- tho. 20 wounded was man whose
,, ~ ;s. t Colby and has died since,
1T g.-o - Z of Colby and the dead
mans rels, ives are looking into the
100, .e would not pc surprised
If the sheriff N2d his deputy "oqle
have to answer II >ouEC loE JUG - IN -,
ing of the two m N, as L. 49, no,
way connected in the criL 80 7
been committed t. he night be M
would be a wise plan for Sherl in
to be too haSty in shooting down
nocent men.