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Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
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A CHAT WITH LEROYLE.
A Dressing Room Talk With the Come
 dian-Here Tomorrow Night.


 
 Obtaining permission from Manager Stechan d Republican scribe made hrs way last evening after the perform ance of Other Peoples Money" at tne opera house to MT. Leroyle's dressing room and having made himself known, was most cordially greeted by the man who dealt out Other Peoples Money in such d satisfactory manner.
 Come in" he said, If you are satis- fled to sit on my trunk. as all the chairs are full of wardrobe.
 And you are an interviewer, eh ? Well. I am afraid you have found a pretty poor subject, as. l don't just know what I could say that would ln- terest your readers, willing though I am.''
 When asked if she part of "Hutchin- son Hopper" ever grew monotonous, he said: Well, it does and it does not. Do you know, I have played that part over 1000 times and every season after vacation of from ten to twelve weeks when l commence rehearsals I can hardly remember one line and am obliged to study my part. This in q measure prevents the play getting r:o- = . when 1 don my wig. all comes back 10 me. The lines seem refreshing. and as both the play and my part are received nightly with so much enthusiasm that really it is a pleasure to hear my audi ances laugh and enjoy themselves. Why. five of the members of the com pany have played with me for four seasons in the same roles.
 How long have I played Other Peo- ple's Money? Ever since its success in New York at the Madison Square theater. under the management of the late Charles Hoyt. Yes, it does seem long time to retain one part. but look at Joseph Jefferson with his Rip, the late Frank Mayo with his 'Davy crock cit and many others of the better class. Why. do you know that my en- agreements have been confined princi- pally between Chicago and eastern states? It seems as if I could continue 'n the east season after season. Very cftcn when I meet an old associace during the vacation season he invari- ably greets me with, Well, Leroyle, what do you play next season?' My
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
THE SUMMER SEASON.

| Manager Stechan takes pleasure in announcing the opening the regular summer theatrical season at the Park theater on Monday, June 9. when he will introduce the Curtiss Comedy con- pany This company is one of the
 standard repertoire companies, having successfully toured the middle and southern states for the past eight years. A valuable feature of the company is
 full military band and fine orches-
 tra in addition to their regular dra- matic force, also some high class spe- cialty artists. The opening play will
 be an ideal romantic comedy drama Down on the Farm Further par
 ticulars will be announced in later issues.
 At the presenta ton of "Other Peo-
 ples' Money Monday night the regular
 prices will prevail. $1, .5c, soc and 25c.
 The only genuine Mems Shirt Waists at Plank's the Halter.
 Mermaid Washing Powder coupons in each package. Presents free.
 Arzonians going to Los Angeles should stop at the Hotel Rosslyn.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
VETERANS SPANISH
 AND PHILIPPINES WAR.

All members of Lawton camp and all persons who served in the late Spanish American and Philippines war in this vicinity are earnestly requested to meet at my office, room 3O2. Fleming building. in Phoenix Arizona. ~t s o'clock in the evening, Monday. May 26, 1902, for the purpose or ra.,ing preparations for the observance O. me morial day, May 30. 1902.
 J. l.. B. ALEXANDER,
 Cornn1andar Tawton Car,n
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
CITY BRENITIES

The New Zealand Insurance Compd- ny. represented by MT. N. A. Morford was the first of the fire insurance com panies to settle with it's patrons for it's loss in the fire at the corner of Wash iagton street and First Avenue, and it is the only company that has settled ,.p so far.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
PRESCOTT EXCURSION.

The S. F. P. X P. will run an excur- slon to Prescott, leaving 5:1J a. m, Monday May 26, at the very low rate of s5-0O for the round trip. Tickets vii be good for three days This will be a good opportunity to visit the central mining town of Arizona
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

After May 1 the use of water for sprihkling or irriSating of yards or lawns must be confined between the hours of , and o'clock p. m. Nozzle or sprayer must be attached to hose at all times when in use. For violation of above rule water will be turned off without notice.
 THE PROENIN WATER co.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
Union High School Baccalaureate
 Service This Evening.

The First Methodist church chorus choir under the direction of MT. l. D. Reedy will close the seasons work with special music at both morning and evening services. In the evening they will be assisted by Mrs. Tharaldson, soprano, Miss Parker, alto MT. Ingle tenor. and MT. Neisz, bass. In the evening will occur the bacca- laureate service of the Phoenix Union High school for which the following programme has been arranged: Organ Voluntary. Mrs. Smiley Christy. Anthem-'Praise Ye the Father.
 ...... .... ...... ............G Gounod Choir. Scripture Lesson-(Prov. 3:1-1S).
 Rev. Lewis Halsey. Hymn 176-"Dennis" Philip Doddridge Prayer.
 Rev. R. A. Rowland Quartette-"An Evening Prayer.
 ..... ........ .....-.. Parks Mrs. Tiffany, Mrs. Tharaldson,
 Mrs. Stechan, Mrs. Foote. Evening Offering. Solo-"Be Thou Faithful Unto Death
 Mendelssohn Sermon-Theme: Path to Success Text: The path of the just is as the shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day. Prov. AS.
 Rev. C. V. Cowan. Anthem-"The Lord Is My Shepherd ...... ...... ...... ........ StearneS Hymn 594-" Arlington" ...... .......
 ..... ...... Philip Doddridge Benediction.
 Rev. H. B. Mayo. There is no heater or better located hctel in Los Angeles than the Rosslyn. Shirt Waists az Plank's. For Mecnanics-Lasco Pine Tar Soap
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
FOR SALE.

A complete steam power plant in first class condition. Consists of 15 H. P. engine. 20 H. P. boiler, pipes, etc. Can be bought for half of original cost. Call on or address The Republican, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
Those Eyes, "The Windows
 of the SOul'

tell their story of unalloyed bliss. 'Tis thus we contribute to the happiness of thousands. Or, more strictly speak ing, our delicious sodas do so. It is un- rivaled. Absolutely pure, of choicest fiavors. It is refreshing in the highest degree, and always delightful to the palate. Only most select, purest juices used.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
A BADGE OF UPRIGHTNESS.

Stanley, the office boy, made his ap- pearance in the art department yes terday wearing a Christian Endeavor button in the lapel of his coat.
 I'm glad to see you have decided to
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

Fast ez you runs de devil out CT one town. said Brother Dickey. he puts up at de bes' hotel in de nex' one. Nobody sets on him hard enough ter Keep hlm down. ."-Atlanta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder.

Great variety of Indian baskets iron all western tribes at the Curio.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

Pure Ice Cream at Coffee AIS Rest aurant. Special prices in quantities It's equally as good as our coffee.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

See Mrs. Sisty for summer prices on dressmaking. 209 w. Adams
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

There's one thing about this climate Tn July and August: it will keep your pores open.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
Use Calla Lily t5orax Soap.

Stop at Plank's and see the Men Shirt Waists.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

Phoenix citizens will be well treated at The Rosslyn Hotel. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

Stop at The Hotel RossIyn. in Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

There is no heater or better loca ted hctel in Los Angeles than the Rosslyn. Shirt Waists az Plank's
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

For Mecnanics-Lasco Pine Tar soal
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

Arizonians going to Los Angeles should stop at the Hotel Rosslyn.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.

 Commander Lawton Camp.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

The only genuine Mems Shirt Waisls at Plank'S the Halter.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons ir each package. Presents free.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
BUSY DAY PLANNED
FOR FRENCH VISITORS
New York Entertaining RO-
Chambeau Party Royalty
Guests Turn Hosts for the Afternoon
and VIII Have a Reception on the
BattleShip GauIois.

NEW YORK. May 28-The Rocham-
beau monument delegation, who spent
the night ut the Waldorf-Astoria. arose
at : O'Clock this morning and took
breakfast in q private dining room on
the ground floor Of the hotel. After
breakfast General Brugere and admiral
Fournier, accompanied by Colonel Bing-
ham and Commander Rodgers. went in a
closed carriage to the Brooklyn navy
yard 10 make an official visit.
The program for the rest Of the dav
arranged for the whole party. including
the ladies. is to leave the Waldorf As
toTia as soon. as The official visit to the
navy yard has been concluded and 90 in
closed carriages by way OF Fifth Avenue
and Central Park 10 Columbia Univer-
sity- No escort was planned for the
trip.
At Columbia University the guests viii
be received by President Butler and the
trustees and escorted about the univer-
sity grounds. \ visit TO Grants tomb
viii be followed by luncheon at the
CIaremont.
The party VIII return TO the Waldorf
Astoria some time between and /
O'Clock. and from there II Is planned
that they shall 60 to the French bat
tleship GaulOis, where the visitors will
themselves act as hosts at a reception
TO be held from to s o'clock
The program for the day viii close
with dinner. given by the chamber Of
commerce. al Sherry's.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
LABOR AGlTATORS STIR
UP MANILA NATIVES
Feared That New Movement Among the
FiiipinOS May Produce Serious
Results

MANILA. May 2S.-Senores isabelle
ard De los Reyes. the heads of the Fill
Dino Workingmen's Union are leading
al agitation for an increase in the
wages Of servants, tradesme2. printers.
taiIors. mechanics, tobacco workers. and
st7vedores-
Several officers have been elected from
among the employees of English firms
Tn union has petitioned Acting Gov
ernor Wright TO maintain the provisions
Of the Chinese exclusion act. to modify
the cholera quarantine. and to abolish
the recently introduced TiCkshawS. be
cause they are liable 10 employ and de-
grade The Filipinos
The delegates Of the union are making
an active canvass Of the town among the
Fiiipinos and euIisting numerous labor
eTs AID mechanics in the cause.
The recent big strikes in the United
States are described vo1uminousIy and
are having great influence on the cred
ulOUs workmcn- The movement may be
come serious.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
SWEPT INTO The SEA
FROM OCEAN LINER
The KrOnprinZ Wilhelm Lost
Two Sailors.

NEW YORK, Nay 2S.-Two sailors of
the steamer KTonp=inz Wilhelm. Bern
hard Havehost and Albert Zuskj. both
under twenty-five years Old. were swept
overheard in midoceap and lost in the
course Of the voyage. which terminated
yesterday
The early part CT the voyage had been
stormy. and it had been necessary TO
keep the sJ0rndoors at the end Of the
promenade deck closed. On May % the
storm had so far subsided as to p-rnit
the opening Of the heavy iron doors.
Eavehost and ZilsEf we're at work
opening the port door from the front
side. mHva a izavy wave swept over the
starboa-d bow and across the shfn. It
struck The two men and IN a tvfukIiug
they were in the sea.
FIVE Ile-greservers were thrown into
TIE water in the hope that the men
would see them and grasp them. The
speed OF the steamer was reduced and
fer IN hour and a half she ctrc!ed
around lag spot where they had gone
overheard. The efforts 20 rescue them
were U-l .ailiag and nothing further was
seen Of them
The passengers made up a purse OF
400 marks for the benefit OF their rela-
t!v6s in Bremen They we're unmarried
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
CANNING COMBINE
FORMED IN DELAWARE
American Packers AssoCia-
ton Chartered at Dover.
The Kew Concern VIII Have a Capital
Of Six Million Dol
lars.

DOVER. Del, May 2S.-The American
Packers Association. the recently form
cd combination 10 control the packing
industry Of this section, was incorpor-
ated here yesterday with capital OF
S6.l29.G0 The fncorporators are:
Alfred BHderback. Salem. y. !; Hen
" P. Cannon. BridgevilIe, Del; Cassius
DashieIl. Princess Anne. Nd; Thomas
l. Day. Ridgcly. Nd: William Ellison,
Camden, Del; George V Evans, Aber-
deem. Nd; James H. HoTecker. VII
mington. Del; Henry d. Hughes. VIII
liam P. Eutson. Robert X. Nen, Phila-
delphia; Charles R. Jones. Georgetown,
Del; Harry Lambert. Salem, y. J.;
Franklin c. Probasco. Bridgeton, X. J.;
". L. Stevens. CedarviIIe. y. J.; James
Wallace. Cambridge. Md; J. ". T.
Webb, Vienna Nd, and Charles T.
Wrightson. .Easton. Nd
The new concern has control of a
large number of canning factories on
this peninsula and IN New Jersey. al
though some Of the most prominent
packing companies VIII not 60 in the
combination. and propose 70 run as in
dependent concerns. Henry p. Cannon
is the head Of the new organization.
which was effected ct q meeting recent
~ held here
The Independent Gamers say they will
be able to get ali the cans needed and
viii have no trouble in dispCsiGg of
their product
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
ALONZO J. WHITEMAN FREED
Not Sufficient Evidence to Sustain a
Conviction.

NEW YORK May 2S-Alonzo j
Whiteman. al one time q State senator
in Minnesota and eX-mayor OF Duluth,
part author Of the penal and civil code
Of Minnesota, was yesterday discharged
by Justice Cowing in general sessions.
The charge against Whireman was forg-
cry
On March q IgJl Whireman was
staying at the Hotel Navarro. this city.
He was alleged 10 have offered 4 forged
check for 500 in payment Of his bill
On april % Of that year ne was convict
ed and sentenced to two years and six
months Imprisonment. From this sen
tence he appealed, and lately the ap-
peIlate division OF Jhe supreme court
reversed the decision OF the lower court
and ordered q new trial
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28

sional standing TO attempt to convince
one Of these patients that the attend
anCe of a oh -sician was Tot needed
The patient knows ne IS sick or is going
10 be- so all that remains for the doctor
20 DO is to nod his head, look wise, roll
a little white chalk into papers. give
u few minute instructions for taking the
curative. and go away. Then the
patient with the imaginary ailment is
satisfied. But these cases worry the
doctor because his business is to cure
sick people He doesn't study in order
to be able 10 aIIay the fears Of bypo-
chondriacs.
Trysting Places.
The corner druggist is another type
Of man who mas worries peculiar to his
own line OF business. In fact he has
so many worries that it would be next
90 impossible 20 recount them, bat the
one which wrinkles his brow more fire.
quently than all others is the girl who
makes mis- store place for meeting her
beaus.
4 can stand the annoyance Of being
called from behind the prescription case
to sell a postage stamp OF 10 make
change for a man who wants to use the
telephone said one corner druggist. Il
can hand out yards Of information con
corning people in the neighborhood
whom I never heard OF without even
changing expression. Nut deliver me
from the corner drug store girl. They
wear on ny nerves, because few of them
act sanely. They usually come in, buy
a package of gum, place three Of the
five sticks in their mouth, and then set
tie down TO chew and wait I always
feel relieved when the fellow shows up.
You cant order a girl out OF your store.
You simply must put up with them But
they worry me more than any other one
thing in this business"
Perhaps the most unavoidable worry
Of the ordinary preacher Is the pious,
weII-meaning member Of his flock who
persists in favoring him with stories
concerning other members OF the con-
gTegatioD- Every preacher is familiar
with this type OF person, who is too
sincere to be criticised, yet whose mis-
conception of duty to church has turned
many preachers hair gray Those in
this class are not exactly tale bearers,
but their interest in the congregation
as q whole is a bit too kindly.
In reality, it is next to impossible to
find any man, no matter in what way he
is employed who has not some chief
cause Of worry The bane Of the eleva-
tor man is the fat parsonage who wants
to go to the second floor and who crowds
into a remote corner Of the car so that
half the passengers must step out be-
fore he can alight The barber is ruff
fed by the bald-headed man, who wants
TO know each time he gets in chair If
his hair hasn't grown since the last
time he was shaved. TSss is a seem
ingly small matter, but it sets a bar
ber's nerves on edge, nevertheless.
II your business worries you don't
kick The man next door to you also
has his troubles.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
SAYS wife PRACRICBD
REFINED CRUBL4IBS'
Dr.. Krauss Alleges He Was
Married Against His VIII.

NEW YORn. Nay 23.-Dr. Gustava =.
Krauss was the chief witness before
Vice Chancellor Pitney at Jersey City
yesterday in the trial of his wife's suit
Tor maintenance.
The doctor testified that he did not
consider himself engaged 10 the young
woman when he gave her a diamond
ring, but the family began 10 call him
son-in-Iaw- He said he had been forced
into marrying her His married life had
been pleasant until they moved to Jer-
sey City He was always kind. IcvIng.
and gentle TO her, he said, but she prac-
ticed refined crueIties" upon him
The case was not finished.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
CHINESE REEE.LLION GROWS
Defeated Army Succeeds IN Driving OF
Pursuing Imperial Troops

LONDON. May 2S.-A dispatch from
Shan hai states that the rebellion in the
south is in fun activity. The rebels
were defeated in severe battle by
General Gu Lu Hsien. losing 800 killed
and wounded.
The troops pursued the rebels to their
intro1chments and villages. cutting of
their supplies The insurgents. who in
cIuded women and boys made desperate
sorties and fo-CaG Re troops 10 retreat
The leader, C-taF Ting Pin has been
killed. The insuf.seut forces are in
creasiug in strength Boxers are gather
Ing II large numbers il the province
o. Saantung-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
KENTUCKY GUARANTEES
AGAINST ALL INDIANA
Board Of Health Takes Action or Ac-
count Of Scourge Of Smallpox in
Sister State.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 2S.-The Ken
lucky State Board Of Health at a meet
ing last night quarantined against the
whole State Of Indiana on account of q
dangerous smallpox outbreak. said to be
raging in sixty Of the ninety-two Indiana
counties
Governor Durbin Of Indiana refuses to
act and as a consequence Kentucky will
prevent persons coming from the North
entering the State without having a GER
tifcate signed by the Indiana State
Board Of Health.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
LOUBET HAD COLD FARE.
Waves Smashed Galley Windows Of
the Montcalm and Put Out Fire.

PARIS. May 28--President Loubet ex-
trip between Copenhagen and DunkirIz-
He arrived at the latter place at noon
and reached Paris at 8 o'clock last
night.
The seas were very heavy and washed
over the decks o. the Montcalm. broke
the galley windows and extinguished the
fires. The cooks were unable to provide
any warm food for the presidential
party and they had to be contented with
cold cuts. and even these we're scanty.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
BROTHERS IN DEADLY DUEL.
Both Are Badly Wounded and VIII
Probably Die.

LUGALL- Pa. May 2S.-Laverre ana
Spencer Page. brothers. yesterday re-
newed al old dispute about property.
Each drew q revolver and sought the
others lie Laverne emptied his re
volver at close range. One bullet hit
his brother in the mouth and another
in the forehead Spencer fred but once
and his bullet hit Laverne dangerously
close to the heart Both men will prob
ably die.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
MISSING BOY FOUND
AFTER LONG SEARCH
Walter Bolger, Of Yo1kers, Discovered
at Norfolk on Training Ship
Franklin.

YONKERs, y. Y, May 28.-walter
Bolgcr. who IS the eighteen-year-oId
son Of Paul 5. Bolger, a New York
plumber. and who disappeared from his
was found yesterday by his father on the
training ship Franklin at Norfolk. Va.
after six months search, that is said
20 have covered the whole world Mrs.
Bolgsr said tonight, that since the boys
disappearance every Police department
not only in the United States, but in
the chief cities all over the world. had
been asked TO IooK fCr him
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
Decorator CemmiII a Suicide

YORK. Pa, May 2S.-WiHiam /. Gem
mill saot himself twice yesterday while
seated in o chair and died almost in
sJantIy. He was decorator ana paper-
hanger and employed iaroa number of
mcr- or late GemmiIl had become mel
anchOly from uI-hcaIth.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
Dead Mans House Broken Into.

sHIPPENsBURG. Pa. May 2S--John
Albert who lives near Sunbeam, has
been arrested on the charge OF break
ing into the house of the late William
Lightner while the body Of Lightner was
awaiting burial at the home OF his
daughter.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
Watched Him Intently.

The conductor was right. The little
woman with the bundles scarcely took
her eyes off the conductors mouth. and
each time he called a street she raised
up in her seat ard nodded her head in
QuisitiveIy. When the circle was reached
she had apparently lost her anxiety to
get OF, for she sat like q sphinx until the
conductor called the street a second time
and then signaIed her with his finger
II took her more than ! minute 10 gather
up her bundles and alight.
The conductor pulled the bell cord
with IN angry jerk. Maybe you think
they don't worry Us. he remarked with
an emphatic shake Of the head
Doctors also have their own troubles.
and the thing IN their profession that
worries them NEST IS the patient whose
chief ailmcnt is hyp0chondria Il is in
such cases that physician must dis
play more diplomacy than professional
knowledge for he must not only agree
that the hypochCndriac is sick but must
prescribe some harmless remedy as
well. K would be fatal to his profes-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-28
PROTECTIVE TARIFF IS
REPUBLICAN, SLOGAN
General GroSven0r Outlines
Issues to Ohio Politicians.
THE LIMITS OF RECIPROCITY
Must Not Be Used to Destroy Home IN
dustrics, But to Open to the United
States the Markets of Other Couu-
tries-Siient as to Cuba.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 2S.-Hon.
Charles H. Grosvenor, as permanent
chairman of the Ohio Republican con
vention, sounded the keynote Of the
State campaign in his address to the
delegates today he prefaCed his speech
with a touching tribute 10 the memory
Of the late President Mckinley and a
ringing euIogy Of his career and achieve
ments. He then reviewed at length tie
story of the Republican party and its
achievements. from the Harrison ad-
ministration to the present day. Civ
ing special attention to the question Of
tariff revision. On this subject nc
said:
The Republican party stands today
irrevooably committed to the doctrine
OF protective tariff. It put thai prop
osition into lis platform in 1850. and
that idea had been one of the watch
words OF LincoIn's early political his
tory. It has been repeated and re-
enacted. either in platform utterances
CT as = guide TO The action Of the party
in power. from that day 10 this. and
is as much q part of the unceasing poll
cy Of the Republican party as Is any
other principle. ard. indeed. It has been
more uniformly insisted upon than any
other