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The evening world., 1902-04-25

People who advertise In the sun
day World expect answers AnA OSI
THEM,
The evening world., 1902-04-25
RABBI DIES IN STREET.

Vest indies
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04

"Dear Judge: q got your letter tel
 liz me to come to Manche~ter and do
 Gaoty on the ioory. and | write you
 these iu- lines to let you know that
 yad1l have to git some one else. for if
 ail't so that | kin leave home nov.
 got to do some butcherin and sorf
 ever q let of opple5 just about the time
 h. joory will be sittin' in your court.
 Si Jackson Of this town says that h.
 " uuld as soon as rot go. for he ain't
 lsthin' else to do jess now. so you bet ter ld fer him. | hate the worst way lIot to cDligt you, but it ain't SD ! kin Iat present. Ennyh0W l ain't much on the la}, never havin' been q jooiNman ;, ptin' when old Bud Stiles got killed by the cals hclc some years ago. ,,hcii ! wa; rne that sr; on tho boddy with in coroner. Sa you better send fGi'
 ii Jackson. for he has got some l.:n in NAnch -stei he wants t3 visit ennYnoW. a,' he'd he Wiliin' to go for his car fare there an back. Arcer back if you want Si. Si."-Lippincott's Magazine
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
CRYING BY TELEPHONE.

\ Staten Island b5y baE- now holds the re1c-d for long distance crying. He is something less than 2 year cid and his father says that Ee seldom crie=.
 The baby's grandmother lives in A lanta. Ga. and she has never seen tna ba by. One evening last week the fath- c,- had occasion t1 call up his mother in At.L..ts, on the long distance telephoae to give her some important news. in oluGinS the fact that baby had cut . tooth.
 She expressed a desire U hear the oaby':s voice. Any on" who knows any thing about young b4bies k"oV:S that they exercise their voices chi fly in crying. This particular baby Was brought to the telephone and by a G.- tie proper lnanipulatiun Was induced to cry for his sgrandHothcr iu AtlGnta.
 The dear little thin>s." replied the srandmother to her son, - c-uld hear him plainly What an awfully nice cry he has.
 Yes" said the son. enthusiastically, It's d great cry and it don't get on your nerves ds ether babies cries do. He i the fincst baby in this town. Well. good byc. mother. I'll call you up next time baby cuts tooth" and h. rang o1.-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
AEENr LEATHER BHEN@HEs.

Many correspondents writes con- tributor. have had their say on the subject of the centenary Of trousers. " but have rot observed that any one has said d word about an q ,icle 0. at tire which was so widely displaced by the new fashion-i,a rticularly in the rural districts refer to lea ther brooches They were not allowed to pas; away without the need of one melu1icus tear.' In districts remote from centers of traffic they died hard. Il used tc be said that they Were last seen in actual wear iH Amer shan. Buci.s . curiously ou1-cf-ti!e-W.iE Oii country town. and believe this was so. remember once asking an old lab"rirg man who was engaged in clip ping hedges in that part. whether hs had ever worn them. The answer Was: Did 1 evsr wear leather brooches? :? yVay cn Sundays l never wore any thing else when ! was ycuus chap"
 And how di1 you find them" iE- qured.
 -'E3z2Iiy warm in winter and Cac! i7 sut2ner." was the reply. but they had ore drawback Ii ycu happened to set eln soaking wet you had to sleep ia em Cor q week
 Why so:" l asked.
 .Lor' bless you" was the answer. If you hadn't you'd reVer have been able to set into 'em again
 Evidently there wl* soncething to be aid for the new fnshicl.-Lond"n Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
BULL FIGHTING IN MEXICO.

The1e is nc s4bieCt of greater i!npo:- tdrCc ana interest than the prospects for the coming ball fighting seae T. .
 Empre-saIio Ramon Lopez has. ar- cordne to a telegram landed ~t La Co.runa. Splia. :,ld has initiated neS9- tiaticns with ceI-Dritie.; of tho bali Ifng fo. 'ha Mexican :cur.
 It is understood that the c"n5ina- ton eli which Lopez has set his heart i5 to present this coming season to the Mexican public Anturia HcVeitc J.n- eneZ. Jose GonGalrs "MachiGUita" and Chico d. la Blusa."
 Seeing that Ramon has always been considered man of sound judgment it iS to be doubted whether h. will oon- tract I;everte. IL is well known that f:a,crte suffered a severe horning scme years since aud has never been himself since.
 1I,chaGuito. on the other hand. is a celebrity. though as vet oniy 20 years of age. He is native Of Cordoba. Before entertaining any proposition to come 1t Mexico he insists on deposit of 15,001 pesetas being made in the
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
IRRIGATION BULLETIN.

To the Editor of The Republican, Sir: Bulletin No. 43 from tine territory
 of Arizona contains the report of Pro
 lessor Alfred J. McClatchia on the sub
 ject of Utilizing Our Water Supply"
 It is q Very able paper. and represents
 great deal If time and Wori,. It shou!d be read and studied by every rarl her and business man ln this val leE. as in it's H pages ProfessO: Me Cl2tchie has contained an exceedingly accurate CPitomc of the extent cf the aistinCtion between total and available cui.;ly. tables of variations in avail;. blt, sui ply. history Of canal construction. distribution. evasion of <ibbey decree, r-suitS. duty cf water supply, amount Ee- ded per acre. acreage the availab ,, supply will irriSate. territorial need of pubic dis tribution. water storage acre age increase Cf supply. There is one
 feature not touched upon and at th-
 same time of grave impol ltdEce, and that is the extent Of supply taken away flcIn this valley in the past five years !'y the opening Cf S1n:e sixty nev- canals cn the Verde and Salt rivers and their tributaries above the dam of the Arizona canal. The fact is that while UT ranchers have been iticating about th. ir priorities cf right the ranchers up oil the Verde and SaIt have quietly -a keA and appropriated t. their own use the very water We ciaimcG In Ctler words. our ranchers instead cl segrching and having here for their shortage. had better go after the man :. ho has really made the appropriation
 to his detril~nt. So much water has
 hc~-i Tnlavfully taken out in the past
 iile years hv the Verde and Salt rive, apTT0Iria tai= as to meESUreablT de- strCs- the supply S.It river valI-y has enjoyed heretofore. and unless this practice is stopped one rancher's claim of priority will have eVaporated or the hillsides of the Verde and this
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
A SURPRISED FISHERMAN.

Medina. x. Y.-George Cha:rec of I-ynGonvil!e WAS fishing in the fake this WeeI. lie was anchored q short distance from shore when his sport was disturbed by an angry steer charg- ing dcWn toward him a q fearful rate. jumping into the water and swimming directly toward him. Chaffee did not nave time t. raise his anchor or to get away from the enrased creature. so he yelled It the top of hia voice and beat fl the attacks with his fish pole. final ly heading the steer toward shore. The animal climbed up the bank amt dropped down ls if dead. It appears that the steer, which belonged to Dewey Denyon, Was pasturing about a mile away. became crazed and charged through the barn, across the fields and oVe: fences, net stopping until he was out in the laza some distance. Alter awhile the beast r. turned home. ap;3ar- an1ly nothing the matter with it. Rochester Cnicn and Advertiser.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
COCHIsE-COUNTY RAILROADS Getting So Thick Down There They
 Run Over Tach Other.

Railroad building in Ariz1!-I i just getting fairly started. and what may happen in that fine id very few years can haldly De predicted It tLa pres ent time the greatest stir seems to be in Cochise coun:y. waich has enjoyed d greater material de"clop-.ent during the last year than any .thar county - the territory. It looks s.s tha1af! thei e was q contest or between --iNui ii.--r- ests to see who c&n build h. HluSt railroads in , given length Cf time.
 When Bishee first gct a :no.t :4oc down from Lcnsna sta began fo feel proud. and though always . :s-1G town the world at lar<e ohen ti..-i a-rin l.. acknowledge that she I.as Cn the map.
 Then came the Fl Paso and .SJ:' n- western, over which freight ,-3s 1i.-1 coming for some time. ani wti@n has built the city Cf Douglas in tha last year No passenger service .ds yet been established, ;tr 7h, link 5=tW-@p Fl Paso and BeminS is net complete. but it is definitely announced that pas senger service between Bisbee and Deming will Ee inaug ura-ed August |. The train will leave Bisbee at S:E5 q. m.. arriving at Deinin- at ".2;' D. ln., connecting with the cast bound South ora Pacific train. The train from De- ming will leave at 12:5J D. IT,. afte. tne arrival Of the Santa .7e rom ille north
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
THE GOLD ROAD.
GliSians Purchase a One fourth h.
 terest in It.

\ c2blegram has been received at Salt Lake City from Paris, France. stating that the quarter interest in the Geld Road mine. Mohave county. Ari- ma. offered to certain parties in Paris fer S25o.0G0 had been taken up. In the transaction. in which rhe American in terest vas represented by Q. A. Perry ard Mr. Clarence x. Mccormick. the Fundamental con'lition was that the rut chasors take One-Cuarter interest n the mines fer $250,000, the amount tc so into the conpany's stock and to l. applied 10 the systematic develop n> Tt of the properties and the erec- ten of q plant with which to extract the gold. This done. the purchasers were accorded the privilege of suh- o!ibing for a given number of shares CH tta ground floor This being all accomplished, the organization will now he perfected in Paris. after which the American contingent will return to the United States.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
STIl.i- : ND.i. T..

! ,le...y..'.ln l.:;a a,!.ira-sine a G2t'i- c1irg made a. i.r.sl, Of ,al 'ge stH- dents. Th.aliu th@. s"ea aA aud'- enc. was inclined to. fs. t."..i@ 'h" m:.t,riaI- l,.- G:T.teI la,aeA .. ilf d. coulao t. t&a sui. A9iea g ,;H-e. :.- h. grew more ccrv!d. rc @Ga.', ti:r il- te.1ogatorE form: and cra @- th" V-1-f among the students und ito1!. t. @n9- ply an answer.
 '.I have dissocted many b"d.ar and have al.-ays looked f.r the s~Gi. he called out IT dch ta the amusement of his fellows, "hut have ,:@ver Yet ;"ana it"
 Wei. dca't lose hope" came .Iaa- the pulpit Il may add that il is .,rat- flying to learn that as yet you h%V confined your dis@oetins to a'! bodi -rniladelp.-.a Tines.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04

and the Southern Pacific from Fl Pasa. reaching Hisbs-. al 1:02 , m.
 The Benson train will leave Douglas at G:30 q. m., arriving in Hisbee i-t $ 0 clock. From Bisbee the Benson train will run on the same schedule as at present. but will rie up for the night :.r Douglas.
 But the latest railroad news from that section is the definite annCunce- ment that the projected enterprise Of the Southern Pacific to secure q DOT tion of the traffic in that section is soon tC be q reality.
 The Bisbec Review quotes C. C. Sroufe, superintendent of the Arizona division of tte Southern Pacific as say ing:
 The transfer cc the Cananea railway to II. E. Huntington, Epes Randolph, ". (. Greene ct al, vas not q sale to the Southern Pacific company, as i< generally believed. hut it is 3 friendly line, and one which tie Souther1 Pa citic will not he slow to take advantage cf
 From Coranea the road will b. eI- tended south to ta~ s,l!li, and that .it an early date. 4 surveying party is already in the field. making q prelin- mary survey
 The project referred to abov- is t,l.- connection of the Canane& and g0If line with the Southern Pacific at Co ohisc and Mr. sroufe is also quoted ;-s a2yi.g that this line viii be built. and that at an early day.
 Arother very shcit, but Very import art line. that is TOW under constrUc- ticn in that county is the branch con ncotins TombstcIe with F4irb2nk. CT the Ecr.Sc-I line. HOW s part Of the Southwestern system.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
CONVINCING PROOF
The Average Phoenix Citizen Must
 Accept the Following Proof.

The great Sir Isaac Newton, one ot the most profound reasoners the world ever produced. once cut q large hole II a board fence to allow q favorite cat access to two gardens, and cut q small CT hole to allow her kitten 10 follow her The weakness manifested in Sir Isaac : action was due to want Of thought Any reader who mentally debates the proof offered here about Deans Kid ney Pills and arrives at any other cor clusion than that stated in this citi- Zen's statement. is as short Cf raascr- ing powers as the philosopher when he turned carpenter
 MT. J. $. Wood. accountant in the s. Louis Label works, living at 3o6 Nor gan street. St Louis. says: My old homo is in Quincy. H., q place where Doan's Kidney Pills are q household necessity. When | first came to St Louis severa. druggists on whom ! called did rot have them il stock. and ! sent to an cid friend. d pharmacist in Quincy, for them. ] had attacks Of kidney complaint fer five CT six years. causing my back t3 ache JusJ across the loins. I found that D1an's Kidney Pills acted as represented. and when i noticed them advertised at Nil- sons. corner Sixth and Washington streets. ! went there for q box not the { I required them at the time. but I thought that it was q good opportunity to adopt precautionary methods"
 Just such emphatic inducements can be had right here in Phoenix. Drop into The BrisIev Drug Co.'S drug store and ask what their customers re- port.
 For sale by aH dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn 70. BGfaio. N. T., sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take no other.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
ANHJSE MENTS
M saE ttss essts1a .a ssls .slsissa .s-ss.g.a

ToniG.a- 5;se Curtiss Comedy co:4paag '.iil arpc&r in new play for Pnc-- nix tAeatcr-sners They will >prosen, f.. the first iilae Ecrc the New York and Boston success. the romantic com cay crana. The Kentucky Girl" This g; 2aJ play vcn the universal ind1re,- :I,e.t of the 1rotropoIitaa press. and no play in recent years has given sue: q f.otW csque portrayal of life in inc mountains of Kentucky as this play r. Dsents. The scenes are laid in and about the cabin home of q brighi-cycd inountain girl. and the story deals with her life among thc rough noun tain boys and the city folks. T-a story is a very interesting. one 2nd the plot is strong, and many stal ling clinaXes are introduced. The great race track scene is considered to b. q marvel in stage craft. and tEe perfect repre- scntation Of two trotting horsez leads one jo believe that they are in ie2lity witnessing q race on the fsmot... Lexington track. This scene creates TT are excitement than any, hing eve. offered on the stage. Mr. .Curtiss has gone t3 extra expense and trouble l. give this play q perfect pcoductlon. The entire play will he staged with the CCMpa1y's own special scenery ana vii receive tha same care SIS in it's big city productions. Between the acts the peerless artists Keiffer and Dia- mona will appear in their high class vaudeville acts. introducing their latest and most popular sons; and dances The eVer popular Picl:erts will present new speciality and Professoy Riesel and his orchestra will render ch ice list of up-to-date music.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGISTS.

Ford & Sturgeon, d prominent drug firm at Rocky Hill Station. Ky. write: We Were requested by Dr. G. E. SniG- ley to send for Heroine for the benefit of our customers. We ordered three GcZe1 in December. and We are glad to say. Herbine has given such great sat isfaction that We have duplicated this order three times. and today We gave ,, ur salesman another order. We br& tc say Dr. C. F. Snig!ey takes pleasure in recommending Herbine." 5Gc bottle at Elvey & Ilulett's, the Live Drug cis1s
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04

Bank cf Spain to his ere it. "Ch'co dc il HIus:l'' is as get only a novin 70. if he com he will problbls griiur.- here to full h9n1rs.
 Such are tn :..-st important facts 3f the present t2i.1in. s;,u..ti .l.--Ale--;can Herald
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
AN UNWILLING JUROR.

\ New Hampshire judge has in his possession the following letter sent |" him by an old farmer who had been mo- tiff ii that he had been drawn as juror fer q certain term ol court
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04

Six employees cf A. Bium0ere's siole have been married this year. Two more "'e reported engaged and rhr dates set for tn 1T marriage ir the near future There are still some eligibies left.-Jocrnal-N Miner.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
FOR OVER sTxTY YEARS

MRS WINSLCW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teethini-. IL s'lothes the child. softens the gums. ;illays all pain. cnrcs wind coiiv. ;iId iS the best rent"dN for Diarrnoea. I've niV-iiVe cents a bottle
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04

tion of few years ago.
 A READER.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
Wash Goods Reduced

w. have still on hand an eZcellen, assortment of the higher class wish
Arizona republican., 1902-08-04
UretharaI Distinctions. Specific Blood Poison,
 Aervaus Debility, GeI- traGted Dise2Se.. |.

Tn bOVe disnrHeIS. with th3ir terrlul feet can1iug dep e-siOn of minC, wes kh4ng oi body and rack ng ofIhe nc Y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-25
TAX COURTS
ARE NAMED

The Executive Council has approved
the appointments for all the tax ap.
peal courts in the Territory. The Gov.
ernor has appointed the judges In al
the districts, and commissions have
been issued to all of them excepting
those on Kauai, whose acceptances are
stll to be received.
The following are the courts as they
viii be constituted this year, the first
sessions to be held the early part OF
next month:
First Circuit, Onhu-E. c. winston
president; j. +. Brown and S. k. Kane
Second Circuit. Maui--George Wade
president; Charles Copp and w I. Dc
Gotta.
Third Circuit. HawalI--GcorGe T. Tul-
loch. president; l.. s. Aupgst and r. II
Atkins.
Fourth Circuit, Hilp and Hamakun
Districts-E. w. Barnard. president; l.
Severance AMI G. Il. Blacow.
In Honolulu the court will have an
important question to consider, nIme.
~, tne increase made ny Assessor
Pratt upon the returns of Brewer a
Co. Castle & Cooke and other promi.
nent commission firms. IN some OF
these cases the good WIN represented
by the premium at which the stock Is
held was taxed by the Assessor.
Land and liquor matters also occu.
pied the attention of the Executive
Council at yesterdays meeting. Pea
cock & co. were granted a renewal OF
their dealers license at Hilo. j. ]
sullivan was given "A renewal of his
retail liquor LICENSE. Osaki was re-
fused dealers license at Hanapepe
Hawaii. ]. Morange made application
for 999 acres OF land with right of pur.
chase lease Mt Puma, Hawaii. Actor
was deferred upon the matter. The
application OF sixteen Hawaiians for
homestead land Mt Waiahole, Oahu. was
granted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-25
MUST EARN
THEIR PAY

Admiral Merry and every naval off,
Ger at the Honolulu Naval Station may
receive shortly from Washington a
copy of a circular letter which Secre-
tary Moody of the Navy Department
has just issued. in which he has pro-
pounded a number of questions design
ed to develop information as to the
character and extent of their duties
here.
One of these questions is whether the
officer addressed cannot, in addition to
his present regular duty, perform a
portion or all of the duties performed
by some other officer or officers at the
does not think the number of officers
at that particular station can be reduc-
ed without detriment to the service.
Another question is whether certain
duties now devolving upon naval Off
GERS on shore cannot be properly per-
formed by civilians. Each officer is also
asked if ne does not think that the in
terest of the naval service requires that
he should go to sea.
Although Secretary Moody believes
tIidl 1t CeIldlIl VI stiNiSt
Is necessary to the proper professional
education of a naval officer, he is con-
WINGED that every commissioned officer
in the navy should spend most of his
time at sea. If the responses to his
circular are favorable to the Secre-
tary's idea, it is probable that hereaft-
er the shore detail will come at longer
intervals than under the present sys-
TEN. and will be of shorter duration
except among high ranking officers, for
whom sea commands are not available
The Secretary is also said to be consid-
ering the advisability of reviving the
old policy of placing officers on waiting
orders with reduced pay, when there Is
no special work for them to do at sea
or on shore. This would apply princi-
pally to officers who have REACHED COM
mard rank. as there will always be
plenty of work for junior officers, prin-
cipally on shipboard.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-25
MRS. PEARY HEADS
TIE RELIEF FORCE

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Peary re-
lief steamer Windward left Pier No. 2
at Pavonia avenue Jersey City, at 5:2J
y. m. yesterday for Cape Sabine in
quest of Lieutenant II. T.. Peary, the
Arctic explorer and his party.
New quarters have been fitted for
Mrs. Peary, her little daughter Marie,
and a maid, on the starboard side of
the main deck and the vessel has a
new engine capable of developing 300
horsepower A vast quantity of stores,
including provisions. clothing and
scientific instruments. forms the cargo.
Captain Bartlett and eleven men man
the vessel and it is expected that Cape
Sabine will be reached in about three
weeks and that Lieutenant Peary will
be awaiting its arrival.
Mrs. Peary, her daughter and maid,
will join the Windward at Sydney. and
after taking on a supply of coal there
a straight course will be set for the
north.
/ In addition to the crew there are
three cats and four kittens on board.
The kittens were born on the ship at
Newburg.
There was no demonstration when
the Windward sailed, but the river
craft gave her a farewell whistle as she
passed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-25
Wyoming Republica ms.

RAWLINS, Wyo., July l5.-Beforc The
Republican State Convention reassem-
blcd today il had been practically de-
Cided in caucus that Governor De For
est Richards and all the other present
state officials except State Treasurer G.
T.. Abbott, who is prevented by law
from serving two consecutive terms.
would be renominated.
The convention met At 10 O'Clock and
proceeded with nominations. l.. w
Mondell was unanimously rrnominated
for Representative in Congress amid
great enthusiasm. He responded with
a speech thanking the convention and
extolling the record of the Republican
party during the past six. years. c. NJ.
Parker was Fenominated for chief JUS
tlCe Of the State Supreme Court. Gov
ernor De Forest Richards was the
unanimous choice Of the convention for
recollection as Governor Other nOmi-
nations were made as follows:
state Auditor-Leroy Grant, renomi-
mated.
Secretary 81 State Fennimorr chat
terLun, renominated.
state Suuerir'. rdrnt of Public In
strurtiJn-T. Y lyman renominated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-07-25
NEW SHIPS COMING.
Passenger Agent Mckay Says orien
tai Business Will Boom Soon.

Thomas d. Mckay agent in Japan
for the lines of the TRANSIT Pacific
steamers which cross through this port,
was passenger In the Doric yesterday,
returning to his post after a vacation
which gave him several weeks stay in
san Francisco. Mr.. Mckay said that
ne mad enjoyed rest and had Il good
look into the future of the corpora
tons which he represents. There VIII
be two Of the new Pacific Mail ships in
commission very soon, he said, and they
will give the people who may travel
the very highest class service that can
be had in this ocean. Mr.. McKay said
also that the travel to the Orient Ii
bound to increase and the steamers will
be filed with passengers and freight.
Th. travel will grow he said owing u
the trade demands of the East. and the
preparations to handle it being made
by the steamer lines were such that
the people will find every advantage
that they can discover in any OF the
steamer lines on the Atlantic.