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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-03

Mr.. ID. j. Schuyler, the wcll-knOwn
lawyer, Is Il lifelong Republican, ana
is one Of the leading members of the
Chicago bar. lie has been most prOmi-
nently mentioned for one of the Rcpub-
llcan judicial nominations, ana IL
placed upon the ticket would make II
splendid race.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-03

1t has been announced that "Wabbly
Willie" has seen fit to sneer ut his crst
while political companions in arms, the
Tllden Democracy. and to declare that
organization has served its turn ana II
now "Out of business" This Is just
like the Wabbler. The Tilden Democ-
racy will now perhaps realize the truth
of what The Eagle has so often said
concerning its luandOm leader.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-03

One Of the most gratifying things
about the pending campaign has been
the unanimlty with which both parties
have ignored the impudent dlctatlon Of
the sO-called bar primaries.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-03
Chicago Eagle:

The Poles OF the Northwest Side are
just now engaged In making vain
appeal to Mayor Harrison for adequate
police protection. They should remem-
her that just now Mayor Harrison IL
engaged In crippling that department
instead Of adding to It's efficiency.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-05-03

A million dollars In increased fire In
surance alone IL the price the Chicago
public hns to pay for the demOraliza-
tiOn Of the fire department worked un-
der the Harrison regime.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
CASE OF CHILD STEALING
Out For Arrest Of George
 LawreI co and Wife.

George Lawrence and his wife Erma Lawrence. were arrested last night on a warrant ,harEing them with child stealing. The complainant is D. IL. Schultz. a farmer living near the city. The Llwrcnces live on South Fourth avenue in g long frame building oc- cup.ed by several families. and they conduct what is known as the e''Colored Laundry" The Lawrences and every body else connected with this affair ara colorcd. except Ir. and Mrs. Schultz. Justice Burnett and Deputy Sheriff Gibson.
 Last May. Schultz and his wife. Mar garet Schult-, cOnr2ctcI With Mrs. Margaret Johnson Ccolored) for the adoption of her 9-year-1l neiCc. Mar. garct Stacy. The ConJracc was 70 eX- pire when the girl reached the age of 16. Her mother was dead and she had been legally adopted by Mrs. Johnson. That adoption was opposed by Mrs Lawrence, who is a half sister Of the litue girl. Since the contract of adoption the Llwrcnocs have been go- ing a bout iu oolOred circles describing the ill-treatmeut by the Schuitzes of the child.
 On Tuesday afternoon. in the ab- senCe of Mir. and Mrs. Schultz. Law renee and his wife drove oGt to thei: house and took tue girl away with Gl- her clothing. There was uoS one atI hone but a very little girl and a small baby. MT. Schultz ascertained yester- day afternoon that the Lawrences were the abduC tors, and inc went to sec them. The- refused tn give up the child. and the berctt foster parent threat cned them with the law. He caused g warrant to be issued from Justice Burnett's court and it was put into the
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
Mines and Minerals
 ef Arizona
THE ANGEL GROUP
What Development Shows ard Some
 thing cf Its Git!eri.g Future.

The editor cf the Ne,ys-iIcrald vls- tied the Angel rf-e last wecl. to ascertain the work being done ol this property which has cone before th. public SO prominently during the past few months. The dcveloumcnt work being done by the Idaho Consolidate Copper Mines company is much m1ra extensive than We expected to See. con sidering the short time since the prop erty was secured by them. 4 1GG-foot shaft has been sunk on the Auc1i claim, about one hundred feet Of drift ing and crCsscuttiuE done on the fifty foot level and CoIsidera ble crosscuttinC on the one hundred foot level. Work is both levels. but sinking has bc-n dis continued pending the arrival C.: a tVvelVe-horse power gasoline hoist. which has been purchased. When this arrives sinking will be continued to tl= 50O-foot level and deeper. fr water is not encountered sooner. Drifts will be .11 on the different levels and cross cuts made 10 open up the ledge in shape tC taisc out ths rich ore n evidence il all t1" workings. Besides the work in the main shaft a number of prospecting shafts are being sunk on outlying claims, all showing up high grade ore.
 The main ledge crops out the length cC three claims and is one of the largest and richest lodges il this part of the territory. It varies frcm forty to seventy feet in width. lying between ranite and ryolite. The entire width
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
SOLD FOE 4 SONG
c. L. Wilson's Interest in the Yellow
 Aster Bought for S50C.

Ir doing the location V.or. on the Yellow Aster. near the Hlonrstafe mine, the owacrs. C. T.. wilson. Ei
 Harrison and J C. Gaghe7. cut through rich strc-f of free gold ore, and then the formation changed into sulphuscls. Mir. Wilson. thinking the values had disappeared got discour- aged and wanted to sell iis one-fourth interest as the ore woulln't horn any more He offered ,o sell .or a mere song. says tho !.ilgiuar Arrow, but for time could get no takess. s-inai!y Herbert Voc, 9 young man recently from the east. through another party
 made Cal a cash offer Of $500, which was eagerly snapped up. 4 few days prior to the sale samples had been taken of the sulphurets and sent to TIingrnan for assay. the deal in the meantime having been co-.7unfnated and tho money paid over, when tine ra- turns came in. C'ais eyes buiEed out !, hen he saw that certificate. Those went -S ounces in sold and ' ounces ia silver per ton, or about s570. The young rnau mentally kicked himself as fe saw his mistake. Then
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
HORSE THIEVES AT LARGE
The Gases ofYtu7g Rambo and Ribon
 Disposed of.

Leon Rambo, aged 10. and Theodore. alias "Squintie' Ribon. E years old.
 were before Justice Burnett yesterday charged with horse stealing. for whici! they were arrested on TuesIay. z-ouls Hambo was accompanied ny h-3 mother and he afforded a tearfai spe sacle. He believed that the worst was going to happen to him, and he Was prepared 70 meet his fate. but he was by TO means resigned to it. The justice t'Ised to him. He described the hor- TOTS of tho Spanish Ipqui~it.5a. to
 which he added the tarrors of bread and water. lie let the boy believe that eI these things made up jail life. Then Le played upon his feelings in another way. lie appealrt to hIs 91uC5ts-i n.y. milton. lie told him that history failed to record that any man woo had been president of the United States had ger been in Jail for horse stealing. Though the constitution of the United States was silent on the subject a jail sentence 2mouuueL to & practical disqualification for the presidency. He 'oiuted out tO the boy that he was now at the parting Of the ways. and -cul3 make his choice between Yuma nd Washington. He weighed the mat Ser very carefully, ant- Enaliy he said .- believed he would rather 70 to
 Washington # he had U take his .hoiCe- lie was allowed to ro ho-rz with his mother.
 Squirt!e Eiboa Vas quite a C.Tereutl lind of a lad. He is' too experienced 1 Q receive any benefit from mere liking to. The justice Was quickly . u ade aware that his sioa1enoe 1,os,:o i 5e lezs wasted on a wooden Indian. | though the boy admitted iG reply to % |
 Ie=l.oa oy the justice that he was profoundly Impressed. His father .,Is
 .th him and he was allowed 70 tcl-e. ais son away upon the payment of theI costs in tho case. amounting to about S-5- As the boy was -,2iug out or the 1 door he met Constable Martin, at whom :. re wiukel in facetious manner and 1 thrust out his tongue in tc.ea or aisI orternpt or the rerre-entGt t-.-- o- t,-a law.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27

ae most lib-ral and enlightened phy- siclans are always ready, however. to
 make a fair trial O. any new specific and get at its true medical value
 A nc" preparation for the cure of ca tarrh has attracted much attention in the past few months and has met with great favor from the medical pro:es- sicH net only because it is reruarka biy successful in the cure Of catarrl,. but also because it is not a secret patent medicine: anyone using it knows just what he is taking into his system.
 It Is composed of blood root which acts c1 the blood and mcucus mem brane. hydrastin fer same purpose to clear the mucus from head and throat and red gum of eucalyptus tree to de stroy catarrhal germs in the blood.
 Al cf these autissptic remedies are combined in the form or pleasant tasting tablet CT iozenGe. and are sold by druggists under name or Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. and many recent t.-t- i1 chronic cdtarrh cases have est..5- Hsaed it's merit beyond question.
 JT. Seb!iug states that he has dis cardei inhalers, sprays and washes and depends entirely upon StUart's Cutcrrh Tablets in treating nasal catarrh. IL. says: "i have had raticuts who had lost the sense of smell entirely and whose he'rine Vas also impaired from nasal catarrh. recover completely after a 2" we-iSe use Of StUart'5 CatarrI Tablets. ' have been -aJ,aIIv success ful with the remedy in catarrh of the throat and catarrh of stomach I can on'y eNrlain it on the urincipls that. catarrh is a constitutional disease. and that the antiseptic properties in these tablets drives the catarrhal poison com pietely out Of the system
 Dr. OdeH says. I have cured many eases of catai-rh Of stomach in past four months by the use of Stuart's Catarrl id5i~tS alone without the use of any ether remedy and without dieting. Tn. t1bi7ts are especially useful in nasal ga tarrh and Catarrh oG the throat clearing the membranes and overcom- ing the continual hawking. coughing and expectorauns. SO disgusting and annoying to catarrh sufferers.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
BRIGHT'S DISEASE Of long Standing, Said to Be EnCurabie, ConnpletrEy
 CURED
 i8 -Four Months
WARMERS SAFE CURE
Alderman Stubig Gratefully Tells How This Wonderful Medicine Cured
 Him of Briob hts Disease

"i44 Roscoe Boulevard. Chicago Oct.
 13 1ac0. Gentlemen: About two years
 ago I had enc foot in the prave. as tre saving gees. and lii, booked pretty hlacl5. % mo; the doctors called it
 Hright's disease. I would give all l .had to be cured. but nothing seemed to do me much good until q Heighoor rec commended that I try Warmers Safe Cerc. It was with but Title hope that l tried it. but within two weeks my general health was improved and in 2 four months was completely cured. hardly dared to believe that such good fcGtlre was mine but ! have not lost a meal nor had an ache or pain since. Words seem but poor to express my gratitude. v ours truly. =. NJ. STJBIG ,hlde-man. c-th Ward)."
 TEST YOUR URINE. Put some morning urine in a glass or bottle. let it stand 2t hours; if there is a reddish sediment in the bottom of the glass or if the urine is cloudy or milky 5r is you see particles or germs floating about il #. yoGr kidneys are diseased and you should lose no time. but get bottle of Warmers Safe Cure. as it is dangerous to neglect your kidneys for even one day.
 WARN lcii's SAFE CURE is the only positive cure for all forms of kidney. Ever. bladder end blood diseases, usic oci5 poison rheumatic scut, diabetes. pain il the back, scaliirS and painful rassaee u- --riae. frequent desire to Uri1ats, painful periods bearing down and so-called female weakness
 MARINERS SAFE CURE is purely vegetable and contains uo harmful drugs. 1t does not coustipate; it is now put up in two regular sizes and is sold by aI druggists. or direct. at 5G CENTS AND Si.G) 4 BOTTLE. Less than one ee-t a dose.
 Refuse substitutes. There is none just as good aa" Warmers Safe Cure. ], has curei III forms Of kidney dis ease during the last thirty years. It is prescribed b. all doctors and used iI .Ee leading Hospitals as the only abso- lutc cure for all forms of disease of the eo-oaI!ed female weakness.
 TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
 To convince every sufferer from dis eases Of the kidney. liver. bladder and blood that Norncr's Safe Cure will cure them. trial bottle will be sent abso- lutciy free to anyone who will write Warner Safe Cure Co. Rochester. Y. Y. and mention having seen this liberal offer in The Republican. The genuine ness Of this offer Is fully guaran- tced by the publisher. Our doctor will send medical booklet. containing symptoms and treatment of each dis . ease and many convincing testimonials. !. free to anyone who will write.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
TREAT, BOTTLE EREE.

he went to the ,h7eer and oTere1 him his money A1ok with 20 per cent additional but tt, c-0or wac refused Then Cal showed him ths certificate.
 St.u. Air. Wilson's lu,sy didn't desert him. lcr couple Of days later he drilled a de~u-to-y hole ;- ru oSlu- doned ledge considered worthless. g few hundred feet from E. J. Holmes c~r-D o1 the trail to tn, sIomest4I.-. Alter the shot it was found the rock diz-laoej was Iitera Fly lousy with free gold. I1Xhiiarated v1ch his good for tune Cal soon had his mon-ments up on what is likely tp prove one Of the big h0U1nZas Of san ErGnCisco district. Er. Eolr7e7 aas TCcUr=1 a -unc- half in teresJ in the strike and will put men at work immediately opening it mp. NJ. Wilson ts ia town and says although he has waited many years he happened tO Ne there when fortune called on him and hopes she will stay on indefinitely.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27

hands of Deputy Sheriff Gibson. Tte officer found the house deserted and late yesterday evening he had obtained 20 trace of Lawrence and his wife. Stin later he found Lawrence at home and Mrs. Lawrence at the Chaffer resi- dence. where the everlasting olinker fire is burning. Both were released cn ? fond.
 Mrs. Johnson is as deeply interested il the restoration of the little girl as the Schultzes ayc, for she says that Lawrence conhot afford to take care If her. Lawrence cannot support him
 If and his wife.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27

\ woman hates to be Known as sis"
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27

citizen. end casually asked if he h1d
 read any or the plays during the sea- Sol just passed. "Yes." ne replied. "he had read Chem all" DO you like theIr=" veuturcj C.. feeling his way cautiously Co -G or.aio1. Hike -hc,n,T replied uhe oh man vi,h c.l-sivc arJIr, That -@ not the word. =i., They ore glorious. sir; far beyond my e-.oecta- ticn. sir- There are mol twenty men in Boston sir. who could have written those plays. .-Cnl-lHrusr
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27

Long engagements have no earthly charm for young widow.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
State of ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas

State Of ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas CoEuty-ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that E- is the senior partner os the firm of r. ;. Cheney S C., doing business in the City Of Toledo. County and State afore- said. and th-t said firm wlu ua- tho sum or ONE HCNDBED DOLLA BS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot Le cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 PRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subgcrihed in my presence this 9th day Of December. A. D. 1s85. A. ". GLEASON. (ScalD Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in teraally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
 r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O. Sold by Druggists, T5C.
 Halls Family PiTs are the best Long eosaE Eeu-Ets have nc earthly C..
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
EXCEPTIONAL PLAYS.

The venerable Nr. - believed ua- aualifedly i'm Boston. as not the hub only, but the forward wheel also. of the universe. The excellent cid gentleman. having confessed to T.. C. that he had never found time during his busy lire tn read Shakespeare, was aevised to do go during the winter then approaching. ll thc spring C. called on the estimable
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
MIR WHEELER GOT RID OF HIS
 EHECAIAT1SE.

During the winter or 1898 I was so lame in my joints. in fact. all over my body. that could hardly hobble around. when I bought 9 bottle Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. From the first application I began to get well. aud- was cured and have worked steadily all the 'ye1r."-E- Wheeler. Northwood. V. !. For sale by I-lv-y &. IIulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
EXTRAORDINARY MERIT
Of q New Cafarrh Cure.

Physicians are slow to take up new and untr'ed remedies. until their value has been established by actual experi- ment. and they are naturally skeptical Of the many new preparations constant ly appearing and for which extrava- gant claims are made.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-27
THE 7IARDEST STRUGGLE.

And when yoI proposed to hc-.' said the friend, you were a struggling young man, eh:''
 ''Tas," re~lie1 the nnaucier you should just have seen me struggling to teI her I loved her. Philadelphia Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-23
NO NEED TO ASK.
Toper's Face Tells the Barkeeper What
He Drinks.

From the New Orleans Times-DemOcrat.
The barkeeper who has been in business
long enough can tell what a man drinks by
looking at his face said man who has
spent his life mixing drinks for the public.
He can do II If he is at all Sbservant. OF
course, there are many men who would
spend a lifetime in the business without
taking any note of the difference in skin
discolOration resulting from the long and
continuous use of drinks of different kinds.
Yet 1t is physical condition which may be
observed by any man who will take the
trouble to make the survey.
Men often speak of the whisky nose.
the whisky eye. the whisky face and all
that sort of thing. but they never stop 10
think that whisky is not the only thing
that will bloat, mar and discolor the fea-
lures There Is as much difference between
the brandy nose and the whisky nose as
there Is between the nose of the Cyrano de
Bergerac and the nose Of fat-faced
Fijian. The whisky nose Is as red as z
rose. The brandy nose Is Of a prrplish hue,
1t is about the color Of blue biazes. The
whisky face is different from the brandy
whisky or brandy will mark the face With
little red lines, but the general appearance
OF the whisky face Is unlike that Of the
lace OF brandy user. Barkeepers are able
TO notice these differences. They are we'll
defined 1t would not be noticed in the
weak, watery condition and discoloration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-23
SOUTHERN METHoDISTS MEET.
Report on War Claim Matter Finally
Adopted.

The general conference of the Methodist
Church South in session at Dallas, Tex,
yesterday refused to adopt a resolution to
adjourn finally Monday. The compromise
paper on the war claim matter which was
accepted yesterday was reported with GER
tain minor revisions and was adopted as
read. Nine members Of the publishing COM
mittee of nineteen who signed the original
minority report on the var claim present
ed a paper asking THAI they be permitted
to state on the conference records that they
eXonerate DR.. Collins Denny from any in
timations in said report. His course had in
every way been proper in connection with
procuring the war claim appropriation from
Congress.
The report of the commission on unifiCa-
ton expressed sentiments of good will for
northern churches, provided for joint
hymnal and recommended plan for the
unificatiOn of Methodists in Japan.
The election of bishops was then begun
and Dr. f. +. Hass was hosen on the first
ballot. A Coke Smith Of Virginia was
elected on the fourth ballot. While the
vote was being called the report Of the
committee on missions was adopted as
whole after considerable discussion over
the clause providing for the unification Of
all churches in Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-23
WILL BE ARBITRATED.
First Cause to Go Before The Hague
Tribunal

Secretary Hay and Mr.. Aspiroz. the Mex
lean ambassador, signed a convention yes
terday afternoon providing for the arbltra-
ton of the famous "Pius Claim based on
the application of the Catholic Church in
California for overdue interest on trust
funds in the custody of the Mexican gov
eminent. The claim involves about $1,O0O,-
600, and is the first cause to go before The
Hague tribunal in any form. Under the
terms of the agreement each of the parties
will select two arbitrators and they will
choose another, from the eligible list of The
Hague tribunal, who shall act as umpire.
1t is expected that the, treatylrwill be rati-
fled by the Mexican congress, now in ses-
sion, in time to permit of the first meeting
of the arbitrator in September next
In making the agreement yesterday with
Mexico Secretary Hay undertook radical
experiment in the matter of naming the
arbitrators, and the result wifi be awaited
with much interest by the friends of the
been customary in providing for the usual
bench Of three arbitrator forSeach of the
principals to name an arbitrator, VINO are
themselves to chose the third, though some
times this third arbitrator Is named di-
rectly by agreement between the princi-
pals. Experience has shown that the two
persons named first by the principals are
certain to place themselves in the position
of special counsel or agents for their re-
spective governments, thus losing the judi
cial attributes which they are supposed to
possess. In consequence the third arbi-
traitor or umpire is actually saddled with
the entire responsibility for the decision
of the tribunal, and, as in the case of the
recent Salyadorian arbitration, the UNI
pres position is not pleasant one.
With the purpose of removing this OBJ
lection Secretary Hay and Ambassador
Aspiroz have in making the protocols for
the claim arbitration, pr6yided that while
each principal shall name two Of the five
arbitrators they must in each case name
named will name an umpire, and this ar
rangement is expected to result in divi-
sion of the responsibility for the verdict ac-
cording to the true theory of arbitration.