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why a Girl should Go to College.
Home Companion.

Womans Home Companion.
The best answer that can be given TO the
question. why should the girl go to col
lege?" is the college girl herself as she
goes forth equipped In body, mind and soul
for her life and work. Indeed. TO those
who know her best no other answer seems
necessary. But until she and time shall
have convinced the questioners another
answer--the most obvious one, perhaps
Is TO be found I'm the declared purpose OF
the college; that Is the intellectual In
broad sense IL comprehends not only that
which disciplines and enlightens the UNDER
standing. but also whatever corrects the
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Severe Hailstorm In Texas.

Ell PASO. Tex, Sept. GA cloudburst
broke over Ell Paso to-day, accompanied
by fierce hail and sandstorms, the wind
blowing forty miles an hour Water a foot
deep ran through many of the streets de-
laying street-car traffic for an hour, while
in places hail was piled two inches deep.
1t was the most severe hailstorm ever
known here.
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President Was Not Interviewed.

GAINESVILLE, o., Sept. cit was au-
thoritatively denied to-day that President
Roosevelt had made any statement re-
garding the settlement of the coal strike,
as published this morning. The President,
it is stated on the same authority, gave
out no interview of any kind in Philadel
phia yesterday.
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DanieIson for Representative.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE, Ind. Sept. 6.-Charles ].
Danielson, a prominent landowner and
substantial citizen residing at Hamlet,
Starke county, was to-day nominated for
joint representative by the Republicans of
Laporte and Starke counties in convention
at Hanna, this county
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CARROLL COUNTY TICKET
CANDIDATES NOMINATED BY REPUB-
LICAN CONVENTION.
Hamilton and Greene County Demo-
crats-knnsas City Platform In
dorsed mt Bloomfield.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DELPHI. Ind. Sept. 6.-The Republican
county convention here to-day nominated
the following ticket: For representative,
Charles Harley; auditor, DR.. w. w. Alison;
treasurer, Henry Butt; sheriff, w. L.
Roach: surveyor, d. E. Albaugh; coroner,
DR.. George Mcneil. Mr.. Harley has twice
represented this county in the Legislature
and served for four years as warden Of the
Michigan City Prison.
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COLUMBUS. o.. Sept. 6.-Floyd Johnson
and Walter Hodge. both young men,
quarrelei over a game OF dice this morning
and Johnson was cut In the throat by
Hodge, receiving wounds which later caused
his death. Hodge was arrested and held on
a charge OF murder. His home Is In Toledo.
Johnson was follower Of race horses
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ARRIVAL OF THE BUFORD.
Transport That Was Out Forty-One
Days from Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6-The trans
port Buford arrived late tonight, forty
one days from Manila. The long trip was
caused by her putting in at Honolulu on
account of defective machinery. The Bu-
ford brings 800 men of the Eighth, Fifteenth
and Twenty-sixth infantry and ninety-six
sick She will not dock until tomorrow.
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ployment where possible. Most of the
strikers are happy that it will soon be over,
as many went out under protest in the be-
ORR
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NEGRO VAGRANT SOLD.
His Services for a Year Purchased for
Twenty Dollars.

Twenty Dollars.
SHELBYVILLE, KY, Sept. 6.-Fisher
Milton, a negro convicted of vagrancy, was
sold into servitude for twelve months to-
day at public auction to David Murphy, a
respectable negro farmer. Murphy bid $40
for the prisoner and stated that he was not
governed by sentiment in making the pur-
chase, but that he thought he was getting
the worth of his money and that he in
tended to force Milton to work hard.
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WEATHER FORECAST.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Forecast for
Sunday and Monday:
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair on Sunday
and Monday; variable winds, becoming
fresh south.
For Ohio-Fair on Sunday, preceded by
showers in northwest portion. For Monday
fair; variable winds.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
A NEW INNOVATION
Two OF Them, Payne and Hitchcock,
Can't Talk but the Others viii
Have TO 0beg
Orders

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jaiy Is All
n,oIahers Of the cabinet W. can make
public speeches are to address the
'ctCrs during the Apr ID hing AM
paign. 8asp
This Is somethingsAf an ina7 rA.ioa
IN politics. and the action OF the cab
met officers will be due 70 the direct
intimation from President Roosevelt
that he desires them 10 go on the
stump The President himself Is TO
make a few addresses during the fall,
and he has told his cabinet officers that
he would like them to do likewise. He
takes the ground that the country has
right TO know from its highest on
cials just what is being done BY the
various departments. and he thinks
the heads OF these departments are bet
ter qualified to impaTt the information
than the ordinary campaign orator.
II If certain that two Of the cabinet
officers will not speak. bat this Is sim
ply because they are aut qualified for
the task Postmaster General Payne.
unlike his predecessor. is not an ora
tor. and Secretary Hitchcock is also
deficient in the gift OF public talking.
With these two exceptions, the cabinet
VIII HF IN ~ AAE A&tts
Secretary Shaw. whose ability as IN
orator is well known. viii begin his
work In the Maine campaign He has
received several invitations to speak In
the State. and will accept them, not
because there is any doubt OF Repub-
lican victory in Maine. but becasfHe IL ss
worth while stirring up the Maine
Republicans and insuring II possible
largely increased majorities-
Attorney General Knox has never
made a political speech. but ut the per-
sonal request of The President he is to
break his record He will select some
appropriate occasion for his debut, and
Will talk about the trusts. His speech
will undoubtedly be one OF the most
important utterances Of the campaign.
Secretary Root viii make some
speeches upon his return from Europe
In the fall and Secretary Moody will
probably be heard from In connection
with the Presidents proposed visit to
New England next month. Mr. Moody
is an experienced public speaker. and
IN this respect Is q valuable addition
To the cabinet ~#s *'s*
Secretary Hay will probably make
one set speech, which he will prepare
during his vacation at his New Hamp-
shire home, but this speech will be
given the widest possible circulation.
Secretary Wilson. who is an old cam
paigner Is another member OF the
cabinet who is also preparing TO 20
upon the stump.
This will be the first time the ad-
visers OF any President have taken the
stump during political campaign, and
IL is believed they will attract large
audiences. 1t has always been the
rule that when the President or any
member OF his cabinet has addressed
the people. tremendous crowds turned
out to hear them. The audiences VIII
grow in size as the campaign pro-
crosses.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
TOO MUCH GRIP
IN HIS HANDSHAk6
An Iowa Mar Has Lost His Hand
Through the VehemenCe Of d
Friend.

DE MONIES Ia July q Captain J
y MeClanahan prominent politician
Of Corydou and * grand master OF
the Masonic order OF Iowa lost his
right hand from the effects OF hand
shake with q friend whom he had not
met for number OF years. The
meeting bes "a eeu the two took place
several months ago and the grip re-
ceived by his friend was 80 hard that
several Of the small bones were bro
ken ard afterwards caused a cancerous
growth He was In = Chicago hospi-
tai fer several weeks taking a treat
mene and vas advised by the surgeons
10 have the member anlputated The
operation took place today
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
CHURCH FESTIVAL,
WAS DANGEROUS
The Ice Cream Was Charged with
Poison and the Whole C0n0re-
cation Made Sick

LOGANSpORT, Ind, July 2S.-An
attempt to poison the entire congre-
cation and visitors of the Dunkirk
Nolored Mission at Kenneth. near here,
has Just come to light, the police and
physicians are keeping the case under
over in hope of apprehending the cul-
prit< who place so little value on hu-
man life.
It was at an ice-cream social. held
the church yesterday afternoon that
the crime was attempted. Poison had
been placed in the ice-cream, and
those who partook of 1t became death
ly sick. DR.. Hetherington, of this
city. was called and administered 70
the wants of almost half hundred
people
Il is not thought that there will Oe
any fatal results. as the poison was
not in large enough quantity and
seemed to be we'll distributed.
The cause is laid to the dislike OF
certain residents who objected to the
church being started Rev. Mr. VIII
nam, an evangelist, paid no attention
ard opened up the church with the aid
OF subscriptions from the citizens 1i
this city
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
DIGNITY OF COURT
SERIOUSLY -INFRIN66D
Letter Carrier Kept on His Hat
and Mas Fined bu the lrdte
Judge

BOHEMIAN. Mont. July "a While
District Court was in session today.
Letter Carrier r. Fransham went into
the court room with his hat on. He
was Told TO remove II by Judge Hollo-
way and did so, As he was going
out OF the court room he put his hat
on again. whereupon Judge Holloway
called him back, fined him $40 and or
aered him under arrest until the fine
~as paid
The carrier was obliged TO go back
20 the postoffice 10 get the money be-
fore he couid proceed with his busi-
ness of delivering letters. The met
dent has caused n great deal oi
comment In the city. rs the carrier is
said to have had his hands full of mail
matter and was in the discharge OF
his duty.
The matter Is being referred to the
Department at Washington for the
purpose of ascertaining whether let
ter carrier is subsevient to a Distict
Court and can be arrested and fined
when in the legal discharge Of duties.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
PRACTICAL J0KERS
TOUCHED BY JUDGE
Nailed a Man UD In a Box and He
Nearly Died Before Relief
Reached Him

CHICAGO. HI T2sy q a practical
loke participated n hy Charles Arndt
an8 William Cunning nearly resulted
Ia the death Of William Schuman and
caused the fining Of the tSo lokers in
Justice FitxgeraId's court this morn
ang The men are employed at the
Fowler Packing Company plant
Yesterday Apdt and Cunning met
Schuman during the lunch hour and
nailed him in a pork bdx. They told
their fellow employees that they hal
Max Heidelmeier. police captain. n
the box. and labeled the box with
black paint When Schuman was re-
leased. an hour after. he was uncon-
scious. and II was several minutes be-
fore be could be revived
Such Jokes are worth something
said Justice Fitzgerald. 1t will
cost you jokers Just s. apiece and costs
this time"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
SABBA1H OBSERVANCE IN OHIO
A Family MIx-uD With Some Shooting, Outline
and klIlinO

ened By the noise and came down.
Yocum saw him coming He drew
his revolver and fred. The Shot
passed through bis left arm and
lodged In his lung.
Then ensued a bloody hand-to-hand
conflict Both are powerful men
Stewart belongs TO a family noted all
over this section OF Ohio for strength,
Although dangerously and pOoabI
fatally wounded he wrenched the re-
volver from his antagonist and threw
him to the ground Others OF the
family attempted to interfere, but were
hurled from them by Stewart, VINO
then proceeded to pound Yocum s
face into an unrecognizabIe mass
Loss of blood finally caused Stewart TO
desist
Yocum Is said to have served a SEN
tence in the Nebraska penitentiaTy
His brother committed suicide in Cali
fornia a few weeks ago,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
DOC A WITNESS
The BOY CONVICTED
He Threh Potash In the DOGS Eue
and Mas Called TO Court 10
Answer

CHICAGO III July IS A small
direction OF young Derry Williams
this morniag and uttered faint
gruai
SO that's the boy Who threw potash
In your face. Is III" inquired Justice
Hurley, before whom young Williams
had been summoned
The answer was another growl and
another blink.
You are good witness, replied
the justice. Williams. the dog says
you are guilty and | am going TO take
his word will fine you SIS and in
addition you mast apologize to the
dog
Thee boy shame faced and hating.
approached The witness chair In which
the dog was sitting. but there waa no
apology The dog ltself vetoed that
Displaying its teeth the animal ut
tered another and more savage growl
and started 10 spring at the hoy whose
cruelty had DESTROYED one Of its eyes,
You may dispense with the apols-
~. said the justice The dos ~iil
se satisfied with the fane."
'Bnt hayent the sf5. protested
The boy 4 have oaly 81, an @or
ry ] hurt the cog so won you les as
oT for the ss@
Justice Hurley refused TO rs~iuct
she hne. ha; agreed to allow the boy
his liberty oe couditiou he would wurk
to earn the money with which fo pas
the other -
And 0e careful how you treat sswS
in the meanwhile" was his Remonl-
Iian.
foung Williams. who IL nftsen years
old lives AT 3@et Prairie avenue. and
the injured dog Is the property Of 'he
.aniior OF the fat bnildIng 81 thai
number On Iuls - according "a
the evidence the boz thre~ potash In
the dog face. destroy inx the sight o'
one 0f its eyes.
The case wAs brought to the asten'
ton OF the humane society and a war.
rant vas sworn cat for the arrest oi
the boy,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28

WASHINGTON. u, G.. Jaly IA
Ahoas All the Democratic party saoaaa
attempt 10 handle during the cam
oalEn are the tarsn and trust questions
ard the advocaey Of al economical nd
guanastrasaon Of tAe government sAja
Representative Livingston. n Georgia
Democrat THE financial question il
practically settled The greatest
question in this country today II who
shall eontrol the truess- To reEu-
late trusts either oDs Of t~'o courses
must tse followed uniform state laws
Tnnst he passed or the states must
cnnrede the right TO regulate trusts
TO the United States congress. this
right Tn be conferred ey an an"ndens
10 the constitution. after which it will
be the duty OF songress To pass such
laws as may he necessary for this puF~
pose II such thlnK II possible
4 do not believe the Republican
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
HOW TO SMASH THE TRUSTS
Congressman LIVINGSTON OF GeOrOld SduS the
Republicans Won't Do 1t

party sAr. ner 40 ! believe the men
who form tbs party really intend 10
% either % those thsngA. The pres
idsst seems fs he slone in his crusade
| Hreaid NOT however mant to bc9iese
he has hls party beh ind him.
The Taprs1an ratio contention 10
as,o4 ish fy1sssa~~can be accompanies
through the taxing power. ard this ~
the quickest and s@rssss way oa' of
this tT9sss trouble For instance. We
can with the soie purpose Of destroy
ing combinations in view. abolish the
tar5r on ra@ material coming into
this country used In The manufacture
at trust goods and leTy sn export 'ax
on manufactured articles Eone osst 81
the country manufactured hy tFhEfs
This would open vide the doors ~
eoupetloa in notwithstanding Il Souid
f3.snantIe q every manufacturing com
b3nafinm in the land through the ne01-
ana Of composition
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28

McCONNELLSVILLE, o.. July 2S-
Particulars reached here today of the
terrible shooting ARRAY yesterday ut
the home OF j. H. Guyton. east of here.
Ed Stewart is In serious condition
with a bullet in his lung. Lin fo-
cum. who Is in jail here. is a mass OF
bruises, while stewards wife is in
serious condition from the, nervous
shock.
Yocum is the son-in-law of Guyton,
and Stewart is a farm hand, Iocum
and wife went to Guyton's house with
a rig 10 get Mrs Yocum's mother. A
sister-in law met them at the door and
informed them that Mrs. Guyton was
unable to go. An alteration ensued
to which Yocum INDUCED in profanity.
Stewart. who was asleep. was awak-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
MEN BACK OF IT
Are Accused OF Being OeSerterS
in The Time OF Need and Amcri-
Can Citizens bu Adoption
and Choice

HAVANA. July. 2s-The annexa-
.an movement. shasa was started
sone months ago. but which has been
sept in the dark until within the las,
among those Cubans who want the
stand 10 have fair chance in trying
% solve the problem Of self govern
uent.
The antl-annexationists say the
ghampinns of annexation consist large
ly OF men Nho. when the var ~as on.
spent the time at Saratoga or other
watering places in the United States or
Mexico: Who. when .he war was over.
Cooked back tO Cuba expecting to get
the lions share Of the spoils to which
those Who had fought for independence
were entitled While this may be aa
exaggeratlon Il appears TO have
enough OF fact for a basis III keep II Ia
circulation
Another point made against the an
rexationtsts Is that mos; OF them are
American citizens. although Cahaa-
a0ru.
The reports Of possible disturbances
a Cuba do not seem to have any sub
stAntiaI foundation. The cubaas
yeAiize tha; the eyes OF the worid are
gpoh them as weii a. the United
States. and their pride In at stake
They khow that the life or death of the
republic depends on their behaving
theu selves and they are determined 10
'ondact 'hnselvss Alright The most
radica} .e1ders impress this upon In =
poop aH IL ls safe to say that their
a2arsel all prevail for they have u
p1.d~ In their republic. and are deter.
nnvd to give IL a fair trial
A faw OF these enthusiasts imagine
nat II somebody we're IN gather a
parts of q few hundred men together
nahe dash for the woods. rob . few
Pastures aud burn a few plantations
that as soon as the news Ia flashed tc
Washington troops would at once 10
ordered To Cuba and the inserventi )u
would be AT hand again. IL ts such
talk as this that has made the anti
annexationlsts so bitter against the
annexationgsts.
/; must he said. however. that tn r.,
arc in the ranks of the annexationlsss
Der of high character. VINO are per
lectly conscientious In their advocaoy Y
II annexation. and have no PERSONAL
motives In their wishing tn brtrc II
aotut and would not stoop TO do a.v-
thing underhanded In its accomplish
ment They feel that 1t would aAmi,
he products OF the island into lis aeS.
r,aFbet without duty. and thus ss'sttle
re .,ciprocity question at o'atc.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
HIKING" WEST TO JAIL
FROM A PENITENIIiIRy
Convict Gets a New Trial and the
MarshTl Told Him 70 Start
Home Without a Guard

COLUMBUS, o.. July Edward
Ellis, United States prisoner, wAs re-
leased from the penitentiary tCday TO-
return to Oklahoma for new trial
on a charge OF manslaughttsr An
unusual incident Is that. Ellis q en-
route to Oklahoma withnut \ ,gqerd.
The officers do not bellows him MI nm,
although he has served Aincs NM Ia,E
1898. &. 81 gs;g s. sSjs e
United States Marshal MI
sett. of Guthrie. olxiahnni
brought the papers here ned |
lis to hike" for the we6t n
Jail pending his new
thiked.@ sssss IL n Sz43
Ellis is somsthine 6s Y
and was playing at
fight started. One Ok IN
Ellis on the head Win = r. |
wood. and another mpq1 Il
fearing that he wouIg
into the crowd And q
party. ellis refu6ol
party Waa or where I|| &
rested, ana TINT tuI
up.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
The COIL MINERS STRIKE.
JUDGE Jackson OF West VIRGINIA Fired OH
Another DrdStriC Injunction TOddU

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 2s--Sec-
retary Wilson. of the United Mine
Workers. said today that the anthracite
men are being well cared for, although
the assessment of the bitumInous
miners is only just coming in.
He does not expect the bulk of the
assessment until next week because
most of the miners are paid semi
r.onthly.
Habeas corpus proceedings for the
release Of the men imprisoned for vio-
lating the injunction are being pre-
pared. No steps will be taken toward
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
REVOLT IN HHyTI
REBELS VICTORIOUS
Foreloners at Cape Hdutien Are
Without Protection and Fear
Danger

CAPE HAYTIE.s, Haiti. July Is
General Albert Salnave entered Limoay
Yesterday evening. and this morning
was within-nine miles of this city, al
ter having defeated the troops under
General Nord, the provisional gov
ernor. 3,..,.o
The capitulation Of Grande Riviere
"a exnected. and Cape Haytien VIII
probably be attacked this evening.
Foreigners are without protectlon
and are In danger.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
MIXER OF The QUEER
SHF6LY OhGED
The Boss OF the CHICAGO Counter
felters and His Kit Captured
bu Officers

CHICAGO, m. July 2S.-Alfred S.
Cunningham. said to be the king 1f
Chicago counterfeiteIs." has been ar
rested here by secret service officers,
charged with being the shrewest maker
tf spurious half dollars in the couN;T
The officers found a complete coLI-
( letting plant where they arrested
Cunningham. and several sacks Of
nLus money.
Most of the tools and dies were Sc
GREETED In q hollow work bench.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
he HhD A CLOSE GALL
FOR HIS DEAR LIFE
An American ReV0luri0niSt in MIC
drd0ud PdrdOned as CoW'tesu
to This Country

WASHINGTO-G. D. G.. July IS The
life of Or. Russell Wilson. of 0nio, who
was captured with the revolutionist
party in Nicaragua. has been saved
through the representation of Minister
Corea of that country.
The following cablegram has been
received at the State Department to-
day: "As a courtesy for the United
States and sympathy for the prisoner
the president will suspea3 Russell Will
sons death sentence.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
AMERICANS ATTACKED
ENEMY REFUSED
one OF Our Sultdns Led His Troops
to Attack Our Soldiers In
Camp

ANfLA. July 2SS-A party of en-
gineers. commanded by Lieutenant
Brown. encamped at Matalang river,
were attacked by Moros at midnight
Friday.
The attack was repulsed without loss
to the Americans, Three Moros were
killed
Friendly natives report that the sui
tan OF Nauli personally led the attack,
thinking the Americans were In camp
without SentrieS.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
EXTENSIVE FAiLURE
NEW YORK MERCHANTS
We're Engaged In the Cuban Trade
and Probably Felt the General
Strin0enCu

NEW YORK July IS. Cumming Z
S.ockbridge. export and COMMISSION
me chants assigned today. Liabilities
are given as In excess of half million
dollars. The assets will not be known
until the books are examined.
The tifm vas mentioned in recent
Havana dispatches as being involved
in the failure Of Duran. of that city.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
Fat New York PIumS
For Lucky Politicians

NEW YORK. July 2s,-Mayor Low
today appointed Joseh NJ. Denl. Leroy
b Crane and Matthew P. Breen city
magistrates for ten years at salary
OF 81 900 per year, beginning January
I 1898
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
RIOTS IN FRANCE
OVER THE SCHOOLS
Manu- Persons Injured ard Hundreds
jailed Before Quiet Was Fin
dllU Restored

PARIS July IS Many persons we're
injured, ten OF them seriously. ami
hundreds were arrested as the net re
suits Of the street disturbances yester-
day, n which both clerica! and anti
clerical demonstrations were brought
about by closing the unauthorized
schools
Quiet vas restored s. m 32iELt
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28

NEW YORK. Jaly = A bead -on
collision occurred today between tao
trains on the Brooklyn Elevated rail-
road on Adams street, resulting in the
derAiiment Of six ears. the wrecklnE OF
two and the injuring OF a number Ut
persons. at least two fatally.
The collision is thought 10 have been
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
MINE FOREMAN SHOT
IN THE STRIKE REGION
Bodu Badly Torn bu a CHARGE OF
BuCksh0i but He MIlI Probably
Recover

F0T'TSVILE.E Ia July e v-DMia
lAadeTmaa. foreman o. tA~ kosiuoor
golisery. al Shenandoah was shot To-
day ueag bis home b. a crowd Of
ktrIkera
Ills face ats shoulders were torn
with huckshnt, hui he piIl recover
Albert ian5errn&n vas also chased
and four other 1on-u iol r2en badly
beaten
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-28
Good Fat Dividend
From Calumet and H6C'd

BOSTON. Mass, July 2S-The d.
rectors of the Calumet and Hecla Min
ing company have declared quarterly
dividend Of S. per Share.