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The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
Boer War Makes
Strife in Canada

OTTAWA, Quebec Jan. 6.-The
French Canadians of Quebec bitterly
oppose the sending OF Canadian troops
to fight in the foreign wars OF Grea.
Britain. and refuse 10 acknowledge
that the North American colonies
have any responsibility in the wars
OF the mother country This hostility
Is manifested anew at the prepara-
tons now going on 10 forward anoth-
er force Of Canadians 10 South AZ
RIGA
The English speaking people and
the press insist that Il third body OF
Canadian troops should I've sent To
participate In the closing scenes @.
the war The Government has yield
ed 10 popular ciamoF but in order TO
meet tn some measure the bitter hos
iiii,y Of Quebec. the contingent now
being formed will be equipped. trans-
ported and maintained In THE felo at
imperial expense This is denounced
In the press. from the pulpit and by
public opinion OF the English speak
ing population as belittling the coun-
try: and the general dissatisfaction
has been crysiatKesf by raining the
~
gent French Canadian opposition
IL too strong tu be disregarded, and
some compromise had to be efy@rtsc
TO MEET fhs demands of the two races
but the arrangement is satlKfactoTA ic
neither
The third Canadian contribution ~
soldiers. consisting Of a force Of all
/ mounted men and upward ef 200
/ rank and hie. will embark ST Hallfax
/ for South Africa about Jan &c II
all be the nos, select afsi represen-
tailse body nf Canadian soldteEy thai
! has yet ieft these shores II will in
cls,de . field hospital cogp~ and 3
Squadron os experienced scouts froE
the Western piAlna, The raiista9 au-
/ thoTtties here are eaun ting very much
on the work Of thla new force in
stso0sh Africa
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
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ms Of the Day of Personal Interest.

s. f. Hazard left for Nogales on the
burro yesterday afternoon wnere he
has been called on court business.
Mrs w H. Lake and children have
gone out 10 Oracle TO spend some time
at the Mountain View Hotel.
George Smullin went to Nogales yes
terday afternoon. where he viii be a
witness In the MeCuray murder case
now being tried before the District
Court
w s. Sturgis and wife came In from
their ranch to spend Sunday in the
city,
II. q. Moss. a contractor on The
Southern Pacific from shelton. spent
Sunday in the city.
Warren Ogletree. who has been
tending bar al the san Augustine
hotel. will go to California to visit his
mother who liz I'll. Joan Payne arrived
yesterday from Tacoma TO take bis
place.
DR. Mclean. cancer specialists from
San Francisco, In here To treat an i'm
portant case.
Mira ]. G. Cramond. OF Rugby. i.
Is the guest for u number OF weeks
of her sister Mrs. e, n. Flsh. Mira,
cramond is the daughter of Airs. C..
A. Wakefield and q sister of the nake~
field brothers.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06

bennett. assistant United
&ct Attorney. stopped in
Z .rday en- route to Nogales
Presented the Government
against faymaster Robin
kas heard today.
LII NJ. Mclvor-Tyndall and
NJ. Messenger arrived
khis morning,
tie. a stuaent at the
this morning
where he has been
4 holiday vacation.
ks. Frank Hereford. return
kgales on the burro this
ere Mr.. Hereford has been
|urt.
elton OF the Windsor hotel
I'm Nogales on tue burro
|torney w. r. Cooper. who
o. the city Ior some time.
the Nogales train today.
b, the well --nown cattle
h from Naco on the burro
2ens. an engineer at the
De-. spent Sunday In the
, Fiege. the cattle raneher
Imam from Dragon. spent
The cay. He was accom-
Prs. sFiege.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
Anaconda Engineer Goes
Crazy after Loss Of $4,000

BUTTE, Mont. Jan. 6.-The losses
among Amalgamated investors in
Butte amount 10 si.000.oo0. There
have thus far been no actual failures.
but several prominent business men
and former capitalists were hard
pushed.
There are many instances where
men have been induced 10 invest their
entire savings In the stock and have
lost all Most of the losers were
friends OF the late Marcus DAILY. and
were induced To invest on the repre-
seniaticns of the Daily banks in Butte
and Anaconda The losers incin0c
several big merchants and hundreds
OF men who work for saiariea-
The Butte Miners Union. which
was induced to invest $5o.00e tn
Amalgamated when IL was 100. is
guaranteed against loss by II, Fl. Rog-
ers. who agreed 10 buy the stock at
par value within q year after pnT~
chase II the Union desired 10 sell.
Clarence Page. one OF the mining
engineers OF the Anaconda Company
has gone insane. and his friends have
taken him tn an Eastern satisEarsuEn.
His condition is said TO be due TO q
iosa of slQ.0e0 In AmalgAmated.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
ClOse Q rsrsBiire
Ia an Illinois TOEH.

PARIS. H.. Jan. s.~-wiih chains
padIocked TO his ankles and the other
ends being attached to staples In the
floor OF his room. William Donnehoy
of the Town OF Kansas. In this eoun-
ty. is obeying a smallpox quarantine
order he had persisted In ignoring.
This novel method OF quarantine
was adopted by Mayor James r.
Steele after Donnehoy had left home.
where his son was sick with small
pox. in defiance of the order of the
authorities Donnehoy went through
the town yesterday. although forbid
den to leave the house. and the Mayor
could find no other way to prevent
him from exposing citizens to ,ne als
ease.
The chains. two in number, are long
enough to permit Donnehoy to walk
around a little or to lie down on a
cot, but he cannot reach the walls
OF his room and he cannot free him.
self The Mayors order Is TO keep
the shackles on until the quarantine
on the house Is raised.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06

ramento is far from direct. There is
one novel feature of this latest report.
IL the Rock Island company and the
Southern Pacific make the reported
alliance the new service will be intro
duced within few weeks Through
trains between Los Angeles and Chi
caso will be possible next February
over the allied lines II the present re.
port Is correct.
8. p. HOSPITAL AT Ell. PASO.
The costly and magnificent hospita!
which the Southern Pacific will erect
in Ell Paso will be commenced next
week. For the purpose OF making ar
rangements for the work on IL In
few days, the following officials OF the
Atlantic system of the Southern Pa
cifc are in Ell Paso: r. B. Gushing.
engineer maintenance of way: II. +.
Jonas, architectural draughtsman and
Henry Small, division foreman OF
bridges and buildings Mr.. Cushing
was seen in his private car at the S
p. depot yesterday evening by a rep
resentative of The FL Paso Times. and
in answer to questions regarding the
commencement of the hospital Mr..
Gushing said: We have come tn
complete all arrangements for the
commencement of the structure and
expect TO have 1t under way next
week. We have not come here to re-
ceive bids and let the contract for the
construction of the building We re-
ceived bids several months ago in
the general offices at Houston and
rejected them all They were all so
unreasonably high that we decided to
build it ourselves. However, we are
going to give El Paso contractors a
chance to do some of the special work
and Ell Paso building material dealers
a chance to furnish some of the ma
terial We will receive and pass up
on bids from Ell Paso contractors ana
dealers, reserving the right, as we
did before, to reject them all. We will
give Ell Paso contractors a chance to
build the stone, brick and tin work
and Ell Paso material dealers an op-
portunity to furnish the stone and
brick. | think that all these matters
will be settled Immediately. The
plan of the building will be after that
of the Spanish missions. there being a
main building and a wing on each
side. The main building wi.l be three
stories high and s6xS7 feet. the long
est way being north and south. The
wings viii be two storAes Aigh, thirty
feet vide saa ne same laagtA ne The
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
FEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN.

BY invitation of the Cosmos Club of
Tucson and the faculty of the Univer-
sity OF Arizona, Prof. Frank Russell.
formerly of Harvard and now connect
ed with the United States Bureau of
Ethuology will deliver a lecture on
Entomology Will -eIiver a lecture on
Tuesday evening at 1880. A cordial in
vitation is extended to the public.
DIR. L. Boidos little girl was lost
for Ave hours yesterday and created
her parents no little uneasiness. She
disappeared from the house about
o'clock and they were unable to find
her until she returned home of her
own accord at O'clock
The motion for a new trial in the
Wedge case will probably be argued
some Saturday this month before
Judge Davis The appeal can not now
come up before The Supreme Court ber
fore next January. 1t mas not yet been
decided whether the appraisers will
act before the litigation is settled. II
the decision was reversed. lne cost OF
their services would be dead ex-
pense tn the city.
r. 4. Vine, .ue plasterer and former
Sachem OF the Red Men. Is seriously
Ill at st. Mary's hospital and it Is re-
ported that he cannot live. He Is suf-
fering from an abcess on the liver and
was taken to the hospital about a week
ago.
Tom Gregory opened the Concordia
hotel today He has engaged Charley
Potter to tend bar. Charley is one OF
the best known mixers OF wet goods In
the city.
n. r. Woddell today bought of John
Pike. the saddle horse. Or, Duffieid
which Is one OF the best saddle horses
in the Territory. He PAID big price
for him as horses are very scarce and
hard to find.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
Harbored a Snake
In His Stomach,

CHICAGO. H., Jan. 6.--Unless the
X-ray is at fault. living snake has
made Its permanent abode IN the stom-
ach OF Henry Husselman. That he had
been harboring the reptile has been
realized by Husselman for years, but
physicians said he was suffering from
halucinations,
This morning Professor Fuchs, the
X-ray expert, developed skiagraph of
Husselman, in which the long, slim
body of the snake and even It's head
could be easily traced from It's coils In
the stomach.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
Queer Divorce
Sought by this Man

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.--As an examp-
le of the sort of services the people
expect from the District Attorney is
shown In District Attorney Philbin s
Office a letter received from man
asking for a divorce from his wife,
This citizen. whose name was not
given out, had spent 10 years in Eu-
rope and on coming back found his
wife had married another man. He
wrote to Mr.. Philbin, saying that he
was satisfied with the new domestic
arrangement and would like to have a
divorce as soon as convenient.
In order to make everything regu-
lar, he said. he inclosed a sort of
certificate from his wife giving her
assent to the status quo In the fol-
lowing words, written on blackedged
note paper:
To whom 1t may concern: -
is free from me. | have not lived
with him or knew where he was since
1885. Anyone can have him that
wants him. ! don't want him.
.tSigned) ..
p. Sven give no trouble.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06

The difference between
Schilling's Best baking pow
der and other pure baking
powders is: In Schilling's Best
the particles Of soda and cream
Of tartar are close together
ready to wosk hand IN hand
VIXEN shey are called upon.
~" '7lFfs
At yoSw 4roesr's.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
1 Kansas Tragedy.
EK.CoaViCt Kills niie.

LYNDON. Kan. Jan. G-~One of the
most awful tragedies In the history at
the State was enacted near here last
night Albert Doty. aged 2s. q parni-
cd prisoner from the Hutchinson re-
tormatory. beat out his wife's brains
with a gun barrel and ID supposed to
have committed suicide. as his mutt
lated remains we're found on the Mis-
sourf Pacific tracks this morning
The mother Of Mrs Doty. has be
come insane az a result Of the ira
r.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06

former resident and
for years. died yester-
kidence of Julius Gold
be here for treatment
kuhuca, where he has
ht physicians were un-
| deceased was 72 years
kal will take place to-
krants were brought up
Hawke In police court
Ind given FIVE days each.
bread and water. N.
Molino and Ignacio
Mexicans, were given
for being drunk and dis
K James. an American.
on days for being drunk
, and Ignacio lone was
ten days or disturbing
,urough, the Arizona
sides in the city. return
from a trip down the
6c line. While at Lords
ested Ave thieves. who
70 seal to a box car, 60
70 Unitsd States In bond
to San Francisco. The
with valuable merchan-
YES were landed IN jail
as United STATES prison
ling reported at the City
/, death of Melia A, Gro
@ year old child of Tony
ich occurred Saturday at
,idence at the corner Of
. and Third street. In
made in the A. o. u. w.
l.. Id reported the
olas Flores. A Mexican
r old, whA- occurred at
..r street. Interment will
the catholic cemetery.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
Salt FaKalfne South
Hog Killing Time

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Ian. 6-The
last sack of salt has been used in
Knoxville, and salt famine stares
not only the people of this city but a
large section OF the South in the face.
The cause of 1t Is that cars cannot. be
obtained to handle the necessary in
gredient from the salt-fields of Vir-
ginia. Great stringency has main
tanned in the Southern markets in this
article for some time. but never has
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
Men and Engines
Gr0iu and Craffic.

bent c. &. Sroufe left for
|rday to be present at the
Paymaster Robinson to-
return tonight.
yes. stenographer In the
cific ofilces. who haA been
his home In the city for
ek. was reported greatly
Is morning.
Southern Pacific agent
ering from an attack X
being cared for as the
Hospital.
nk yesterday the pay car
4nd car which was being
Mexican section hands.
J was kill, II and The "ther
IL to the rity yesterday
bid taken to the hospital.
hdent SroTfe has posted
btifying freight conductors
er o. new ballast cars have
from The uniol Pa ifie
fy are nut TO IL loaded to
pr cent of their capacity,
yoo0 pounds.
ETRUCTION IN 1901.
pr 1901, 5,057 miles OF rail-
constructed in the United
lis is the largest mileage
! since 1890 when $3.50
|built. The proceeding year
hiles and the largest con-
recent years was in 1887
miles of railroad was
|o1 Texas led with 5S2
bna had S5 miles. New
miles and New Jersey
the bottom the heap with
IE THROUGH TUCSON.
)rted that the Rock Island
are contemplating a traffic
aich If completed would
for Tucson. Within a few
extension Of the Rock Is
Ell Paso will be completed.
alliance with the Southern
Ell Paso q new route be-
ago and Los Angeles would
Such arrangement would
the field of competition be-
eitiee Q rival Of the San
ray. The latter road now
rect competition. for the
astnc zAms BY wav.. of He-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
Perkins Declin'd
1 Seat In Cabinet

WASHING TON. n e Senator
Perkins of Cal.sofu.a has been inds-
recsly invited to enter the cabinet as
Secretary ot the Navy HE is later
ested In shipping on the Pacific and ie
familiar with marine matters He IL
on extremely friendly relations with
the President and one of hts wsrme@t
admirers from the Paeine slope. bat
he has no taste for a cabinet place.
ges4ion.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06

FOR SAI.E-A rare opportunity.
Restaurant and general produce
market Best location. business pay
ing and we'll established, best Of
reasons given for selling. No Titiers
need apply. For further particulars
can or address Underwood an
Franklin. p. Q. Eox 2tS, or call at
their Office No. A West Congress
s,reo, 59-65
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
IOWA COURTSHIP
WITH BLOODY END.

WEST UNION, la. Jan. 6.-Hear NJ.
Neff. county surveyor and formerly
county clerk. last night shot and kill
I'd Miss Rose Falb. to whom he had
been paying attention, wounded En-
net Sullivan. his rival, and then kill
ed himself. The deed was committed
last evening in the room OF Miss Falt
AT the Commercial hotel
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
A Little Victory
= For the British.

BLoEMFoNTFIN. Orange River
Colony. Jan. 6.-Bereford's Constabu-
larry encountered a force of Beers on
January 1st In lne central part OF the
Orange River Colony and killed Field
Cornet Pretorius and ten men and
captured thirty-nve burghers, includ-
ing Field Comets AeRoux and Eras-
mus.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06

A few opera glasses. field glasses.
etc. LETT after holiday season has
closed. win sell tnem below cost ip
preference 70 carrying them anti. next
season, CAN and investigate. Sshslfs
opLsaA parlosS. eheweA Rna Cengrcne
street
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
NEW CENTURY EFFORT.

Millions are daily finding a world OF
comfort in Bucklen's Arnica Slave. 1t
kills pain from Burns, Scalds, Cuts,
Bruises: conquers Eruptions. salt
Rheum. Boils and Felons: removes
Corns and Warts. Best Pile cure on
earth. Only CSC at all druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
METAL AND HONEY MARKET.

New YoRE, Jan. 6.-Mexican Dol
lars 44l; silver 567S.
LRAD-dull; brokers $3.50: exchange
$500.
COPPER weak brokers IS; exchange Is
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06
the situation become so dire as at

The SITUATION DecOme 30 CITe as al
present.
The salt companies say that they
have plenty OF the article TO relieve
all present demands were 1t possible
to get cars. They claim to have ex-
ereised every effort 10 get them and
without avail
AT this season hog killing through
out the South is usually done. but
farmers and stock raisers are forced
To the necessity OF feeding high priced
corn while awaiting a supply OF salt
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06

JANUARY SALE Of Under
wear. Corsots. silk Waists. etc Ad-
vance plates lEst received from
Chas 4 S,e1ens & Bros. OF Chi
caEo Reduced prices during the
months of January and February.
Telephone Mrs II. l. Rigg, Main
142s and she win call. with ful'
line OF samples. e'-S-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06

formerly His vv4fS.
p. Sven give no trouble.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06

West Tenth street. q
rosary with back hesds, Owner can
recover same by calling at this Of
Ace. describing property, and paying
for this notice ea"u
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-06

ROOM WANTEn~-A desirable room.
Mfth convenient bath ia house ls
wanted by = gentleman who will
iN,ep IL steadily Address Roomer7
are fsttixen e5~tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-06
WILLIAM HAYWOOD BEFORE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
He Makes a Strong Statement for Hawaii and
Refutes Many of the Cuban Witnesses.
Other Island Concerns.

he placed on record some years ago,
when he was more of a promoter, per-
haps, than he is now. Then he went
up and down the country telling how
cheaply beet sugar. could be produced.
Now that he is pleading tor the main
tenance of the tariff, where it suits his
argument to take the other tack, the
situation is slightly different. The Gu
bans, however, are pulling his old
statements on him.
The sentiment seems to be growing
that there will be no legislation for
Cuba at this session of Congress and
Ways and Means Committee. But any
forecasts are likely to prove erroneous
and must not be relied upon too much.
The situation may change as the ses-
sion of Congress progresses.
Mr.. Haywood's statement follows. 1t
is not exactly as he delivered it, for he
did not follow his manuscript and was
interrupted occasionally by questions
However, it gives the substance of
ton about himself was in compliance
with a request of Chairman Payne,
that all witnesses preface their test-
mony by some explanation of their in
terests and some statements about who
they were:
MIR. HAYWOOD'S SPEECH.
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Ways and Means Committee:-My name
is William Haywood. l was for three
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-06
{ Special to the Advertiser3


FNTASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. Is
w Mr. William Haywood was Civ
en- hearing before the House
Committee on Ways and Means, Fri
day, Jan. 4, and occupied the time be-
tween 1920 a. m. and 11:45 a. m, max
ing his statement and replying to the
questions of various members of the
committee. He made splendid show
ing, and his replies to the inquiries of
different members of the committee
created a favorable impression. He
had the facts about the Hawaiian SUI
gar industry at his fingers ends and
refuted many of the statements that
Cuban witnesses had made.
Mr.. Henry T. Oxnard, representing
the beet sugar growers, could not re-
frain from giving the Hawaiian indus
try a sly dig during his statement to
the committee, although their interests
are now largely Identical. AS an eX-
ample he declared that if Cuban sugar
were allowed to come in free the beet
sugar growers would have to compete
with the slave raised product of Cuba,
just as they were forced to do some
years ago with Hawaii. Mr.. OXnard
has been considerably embarrassed
during the hearing by statements that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-06
ROSY HOPES DIsPELLED.
Especial to the Advertiser.)

Especial to the Advertiser)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30-Accord-
ing to dispatches from Washington,
both Associated Press and specials to
newspapers here, Sam Parker has been
promised the governorShip of Hawaii.
The Chronicle says under date of jan
uary %, that Colonel Parker told an
intimate friend in Washington that
day. that President Roosevelt had
promised to appoint him Governor of
Hawaii in about a fortnight. He said
also that George r. Carter who had
been a candidate for the governorship,
had withdrawn in Parker's favor, and
was to be appointed Secretary of the
Territory.
But yesterday in Washington. George
Cortelyou. secretary to the President,
said: THE statement that any man
has been offered the governorship of
Hawaii is without any foundation what
ever The President has long been con-
sidering the Hawaiian situation, and
is still considering it, but he has reach
ed no conclusions as to whether he
will retain the present officials or as to
whom he will appoint, if any changes
are made"
This dispatch, published here this
morning, cast a gloom over the rosy
visions INDUCED in by the many friends
of Sam Parker here. All the papers
of San Francisco in the past few days
have had dispatches from Washing
ton stating that Governor Dole had
been asked to resign at once, and that
Parker was TO be his successor. Intense
interest had been created among Ha-
waiians here. and among those who fol-
low the trend of politics in the ISL
ands.
sam Parker with his wife, Prince
David and his wife, left Washington
on January %. for San Francisco. They
expect To hurry on to Honolulu by
the first steamer. They have telegraph
but do not expect to tarry long in this
city However, they cannot leave until
FEBRUARY 8, as the Sierra on that date
IS the first steamer scheduled.
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Hunt, of North
Fifth street, San Jose, will leave the
middle of February for Honolulu,
where they intend to spend two or
three months as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Parker. The Hunts were
ntimates of Mrs. Campbell and Miss
Abbie Campbell during their stay at
The St James Hotel. in San Jose. Mrs
sam Parker expects to entertain a
great deal in Honolulu this spring and
summer and if the statement that Par
ker is to be Governor of Hawaii is
true the Islands Will see some lavish
hospitality at the executive mansion
rhe Chronicle says:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt of san
lose will sail for Honolulu in fort
night. where they will be the guests
or several months of Colonel and Mrs.
samuel Parker. 1t is expected that the
will entertain lavishly at the
Stands. their home having recently
,een renovated
FREDERICK O,BRIEN,