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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26
Mars.
From the Springfield Republican.

FROM the springfield Republican.
The planet Mars. now to be seen climb
ing the eastern sky before midnight. APP
preaching his opposition to the sun, which
will be reached on the night Of the 2Sth in
slant. will then be less than 100000 Of
miles from u.s. and the great telescopes re-
duce that distance to 60, 600 miles. or but a
quarter of the moons distance. Mars shows
now his northern hemisphere. as on the last
sensational appearances in 1892 and 1894 he
showed his southern hemisphere. The
wilderness around his north pole is now
broad and definite but slowly for two
months this mysterious b!anched tract will
contract, and the great red streaks which
are called canals because nobody knows
what else to call them will develop, and the
guesses at the riddle will go Every
two years from this until 1909 Mars will
get nearer to the earth-20, 600 600 miles
nearer; but after all, when it is considered
that the telescope will then bring him not
nearer to us than twice the diameter of the
earth-tt Is plain that we shall not find out
much more than the things we don't know
now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26

on the boundary disputes between British
Guiana and Venezuela was a monument to
human fallibility. Scarcely any two of
them agreed In any essential particular
They made confusion worse COMPOUNDED,
were finally thrown aside and the boundary
dispute was settled without them.
When our explorers began to map various
parts OF Alaska few years ago they made
uncomplimentary remarks about ''parior
map makers. who had filled their sheets
with transformation about rivers. native
settlements and other things; and they told
stories OF the great Inconvenience and even
hardship to which these unreliable guides
had exposed miners and others. A poor
map is often worse than none at all. The
photographic find in Canada may be inter-
esting as an exhibit OF the imposing geo
graphical ignorance Of Alaska In 1923: but
II is probably worthless for any other pur-
pose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26
Comic Hospital Incident.
N the London Hospital.

FROM the London Hospital.
A gentleman of color presented himself
recently at London hospital. but as he
knew English and spoke no language
which was known at the institution, he was
examined by the doctors, given a bath, had
his hair cut and put carefully to bed Next
day Ii appeared that he was friend of
one of the patients in the hospital and had
called TO see how he was getting on,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26
Value Of Hobbies.

From the London Lancet.
hobby may be constantly accessible.
and 1t behooves all men who find themselves
run down to make an attempt towards
the enjoyment of some intellectual activity
different from that constantly demanded BIZ
their daily occupation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26
Protect the squirrels.

From the brooklyn Eagle.
1t Is unpleasant to learn that the safety
of the squirrels in our parks - In con-.
slant jeopardy from the hoodlum, or hooli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26

Mamie Gassaway, coIored. living at 1885
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26
Chopin for Yokohama Chinese.

From the Japan Mail
The funeral of Chang Chong. tailor, was
the occasion of long procession which
passed along Main street on Thursday head
ed by band playing Chopin's Marche Fun
ebre and other appropriate airs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-26


Mrs Smith said she wanted to inform the
jury that she knew nothing about the poi
son. She said the first trouble she had with
| the Hamiltons was about the flowers. She
admitted that she had written the letters
| accusing the Hamiltons of being might
DOCTORS
"Are they night doctors?' the coroner
asked. 49,
II would rather let that pass now" she
Mrs. SMITH charged that she and her hus-
band had been followed, and when her hus,
her daughter she (Mrs. Smith) became jeal-
| Gus.
Then she s,weHtson to tell how an under
takers wagon had been in front of the
house one morning and how six men had
tried to get her husband.
II called to him to shoot she said. land
| il had seenia pistol I'd have tainted"
Whose undertaken wagon was IT.?
"It looked like, Nichols on the wagon"
''Can you read?
Yes. sir,"s was, her response
do you want the truth?" Mrs. Smith
That's what We want" the coroner an
swered. - -,
said. land then fl you adjudge me insane
! you will have to do it,
She claimed that the Hamiitons had done
what she stated in the letters, and repeated
| her statements about being adjudged in
| sane.
You've said that several times" the cor
| oner remarked
| IT know 1t seems peculiar and absurd to
! tell these things she said. but II. Is en-
| barrassing for me to tell you these things
! and know you pay no attention. to them"
She denied that she had had any arsenic
or that she knew what arsenic ia
rs that all YOU have to say?"
It's not ALL she answered "If Won
! listen to me I'll talk till o'clock tonight
This closed the evidence and the case
| was submitted.
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Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
WORDS IN SINGING
They Have Value Above Tone and
 Everything Else

It has frequently been source of surprise to me to find that young sing CTS who come for an expression of my opinion on their voices have no idea of the meaning of the foreign words that they sing. says Lillian Nordica in Success" Surely it is not possible to make an impression on your hearers when you have none to convey, and that is exactly what ignorance of the text of T song means. Beauty of tone is all well enough, and of vast impor- tanCe. but you must also know the value and meaning of the poets words that inspired tEe composer to write. Yet, after listening to such familiar number as the Jewel Song" from Faust" 1 have often found that the singer had no knowledge of the text, and but vague idea of the meaning of the number as an episode in the opera If you sing in a language that you do not speak, which in itself is unfortunate, it is at least necessary for you to know the meaning Of every word of the song in hand. The day is done, thanks to Wagner, when thrills and roulades stand for musical intelli-
 
 that of the tone which is intended to heighten its meaning. In studying song get absolute knowledge of every word in it, TO matter what the lang uage Declaim it over carefully, that you may learn to give just value and expression tO each word and sentence; above all else. crunciate distinctly. pronounce correctly. Think out the situation and picture what the poet has tried to place before you; then, and then first, are you ready to enter on the study of the melody.
 In singing q group of songs in pub lie, try always to begin with something familiar and in the vernacular. It is quite as impossible to hold the atten tion of an audience before you have engaged it as it is to cook the proverb- ial hare before you have caught it.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

back of the stove and did no damage
 A petition is now being circulated to be presented to the board of supervis- DTS asking that the Tempe Phoenix road be changed. It is specified that the new road is to follow the old rail road grade. the one injured by the flood in '91. and the olG canal. T. this course is followed several bad crossings will be avoided. The road now crosses the two railroads in two different places. and follows one track close to wire fence. Ii this new plan is pursued the road will cross each railroad but once. The new road will follow the grade and canal to a short distance this side of Barnard's where Il will join oid road. Now is an especially good time to ad- vance this project as the old road is In bad condition. due to the recent rains.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
A WHOLLY BITTER FEELING.

A WHOLLY BITTER FEELING.
 Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. S.-The feeling prevailing today is generally more hopeful than for some months past.
 It is based on reports which, while unconfirmed. appear to be well founded The reports are to the effect that the government is preparing to discharge the recruits summoned for the three weeks drill and that this report on the authority of the Dnevnik that the Turkish and Bulgarian Governments have reached an understanding on the question of demobilization whereby Bulgaria will release 10000 men and Turkey 4OC00.
 Ii this agreement is carried out Bulgaria will disband all the reservists recently summoned. Twenty four thou sand recruits will come under the colors October 9th.
 A telegram from Technornaskala says the frontier guards were called out last evening. and proceeded when they found the whole country across the border in flames.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
T E M P B
Frank W. Grifen, Mgr
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Miller's Bowling Alley will open for the fall season tomorrow
 Ole Oleson has rented ,he Hougl, IGnrh for the next three yeats.
 Edgar Herdrix yesterday receivcG .; new Wilii1ms typewriter purchased thrr: eh Aren't Archibald
 Wn. Mone-. Fisher Caiicy. J. ": Woody, w. T. Cummings and T. W Curnow gre on the jury at Phocrix.
 Louis Melczer of Phoenix was busi- ness visitor here yesterday.
 The Epworth League Social which was to have been given tonight by tl;e NJ E. Church, South has been postpo,,- ed one week
 Miss Grace Percy of Phoenix visit ed friends here yesterday.
 Mrs. NJ. Evans and Mrs. Care of Congress were the guests yesterday of Mrs A. B. Tomlinson.
 Birchett Bros. received 500 pounds of rock salt Wednesday. which Robbins and Chillson will take to the ranges near Sun Flower.
 A line man was over from PhoeniN yesterday doing some much needed re- pair work on the telephone switch board at this place.
 Registered at the Casa Loma yester- day were: Harry NJ. Mckee, the noted socialist speaker of San Diego, and Will R. Hill of Kansas City.
 J. F. Sturgeon shipped a car of hogs from Phoenix to Clifton last evening.
 Prof. Lehman has secured the Odd Fellows hall for his dancing school, which opens Monday evening. The rates are eight lessons for s. The school begins at eight o'clock sharp. lasting till ten. and followed by social dance
 J. F. Price. the local representative of the Eastern Sugar Company, is now soliciting contracts on the south side. He says he is having excellent success, the first day netting over one hundred acres. There seems to be no doubt but that beet culture is profit able investment and it seems that the south side ranchers are going to avail themselves of the opportunity offered by the factory promoters. MT. Price will be at his shoe store Saturday af- ternoon for the purpose of seeing those who wish to make inquiries in regard to the matter.
 Chas Curnow returned yesterday morning from the vicinity of the dam site. where he has been working during 
 He has seen much of the country around there but like many others thinks that Tempe is ahead of them all.
 The Haigler family has passed through variety of experiences lately. First one of the little girls narrowly es- capped drowning. Then MT. and Mrs. Hais1er celebrated their silver we'd ding and yesterday Mrs. Haigler met with an accident which fortunately did not result seriously She placed q handful of chips in the stove. and with it. unknowingly. of course, a Winches ter cartridge. She had gotten but q short distance from the stove when the shell exploded, blowing off the top of the stove and several kettles of fruit. and scattering fire and ashes all over the floor. Happily the bullet struck the
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
NEWS OF SCOTTSDALE
First Settlers Reunion-Winter Sea.
 son Beginning Early.

SCottsdale, Oct. ', 1903.-(Special Cor respondence)-A delightful reunion of Scottsdale's first settlers occur ed on last Saturady evening when Mrs. H. L. Underhill entertained d party of twen- ty at tea in honor of Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Telford and mother of Mesa and Mrs. Harriet Ross of Ph5eniX who formed a house party at the Underhill home over Sunday.
 Chaplain Scott is at home" once more in Scottsdale. Mrs. Scott, who is HOW in Oakland. California. will soon join him for the winter in the valley
 Transient people are coming in early this fall. Already several tent-houses are occupied Miss Isabel Rice has re turned from lengthy visit with friends in Southern California and the Witherspoons are expected in week or so. Rev. Trumbull froIn Oregon is here settling his wife and daughter il winter quarters. He preached accept ably to a Scottsdalc audience last Sun day.
 Word has come from Mrs. Ray Fer guson, daughter of J. F. Davis. that she is very sick in Pacific hospital, Los Angeles. Hopes are entertained how ever for a speedy recovery.
 Scottsdale school children are learn ing the history of the stars and stripes" along with their daily prac tice of the salute to the flag ordered hy Supt. Layton.
 MT. Henry Frazier has bought out Thomas Coldwell's dairy interest and MT. Caldwell will seek a position ar his trade, which is an expert machin- ist.
 The desert is fast growing green and wild flowers are beginning to appear which is an unusual thing at this time of the year.
 Mrs. Nanote has taken the Greene cottage for-the winter and will conduct boarding house. This will meet a need of the community and make ir possible for people to Occupy tents and
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
THE CONTENTED n0DISTE

With apologies to James Whitcom6 I'm not the one to Grumble and com plain:
 It's just as money making to re- If They" say dress the women in gros grain.
 Grcs gr2ir's ry choice It doesn't matter how things look. Or whether they are thick or thin, Or ii they're fastened with q hook Or puckered with d doubtful pin If They" say cut things high or low. Or twist them thus, or pull them so, Why. l must say that as for me That's just the way the things must be. If They say elbows must be puffed, Or shoulders show a slope and slant, I'm not the che for getting huffed And telling Then" l think They can't
 Make elbows full and back breadths limp
 And pile on applique and gimp. If They" say what is what. I guess That that's the way I'll make the dress.
 If They say skirts must drag the street
 And sweep the sidewalks free of dust, simply say long skirts are sweet When coming fashions are discussed. If They" say bonnets must be fiat, Or high or round-or as to that If They" say make them like q boot I know the new style must be cute.
 { If They say strcamers must be flop ped
 From bonnets. then I let them flop; If They" say Gropstitch must be drop. ped,
 That is the time I let it drop. If They" say yellow, blue, or pink Shall lcaG-why, that's just what I think.
 They can decide on what is nice So long as may set the price. I'm not the ore to grumble and be grim
 The balance is the same it 1 rejoice. If They" say all women must be slim, Why sims my choice.
 W. D. N. in Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
GENIUS AT HOME.

Thank heaven. that Love Songs finished!" rnurmured the poet.
 (Voice from Below-"John. here's the gas bill!'O
 And I have just turned the last rhyme in that Ode for the Celebra- tion.''
 (Voice from Below ohm, the but cher says he can't wait a day longer,")
 And now I'll write a couple of ten der child poems, and
 (Voice from Below-"John. if you don't come down and satisfy the grC- ceryman. and mind the baby, and split the kindlin wood. and make yourself useful. I'll pack my trunk and go right home to mother,'D-Atlanta Constitu- tiOp
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

the historic Kentucky Futurity for three year olds with case and with out apparent effort in three straight heats, soing the last mile in PIP 3-4. which is two seconds short of the rec ord made by t7ereno three years ago She won by several lengths in each neat and at only one time was she in danger.
 That was in the first seven-eighths of the first mile when Ethel's Pride Kept nose to nose with her. Ethers Pride bgroke. however. and finished poorly in all three heats. The two mares made the first quarter in 32 sec onds.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
ELIMINATING TAMMANY
Grout and Fornes Thrown Off the
 Reform Ticket.

New York, Oct. S.-Although profess ing his determination to contest the right of the republican and Citizens Union city conventions to displace him as their nominee for comptroller, Ed ward NJ. Grout has made no appeal to the courts thus far.
 The filing of the amended tickets of the republican organization with the board of elections was made without protest from either Grout or Fornes and thus one steo in the process of subs stitution has been accomplished.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
BAR FRESHMEN FROM DRINKING
Upper Classmen al Michigan Issue this
 Order to Saloonkeepers.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct. S.-There is going tc be another innovation in bibu- lous ethics at the University of Michi- gan student resorts this year. The upper classmen who are devotees at the shrine of Gambrinus have resolved that it will not do for them to have a freshman's clothes rubbed up against them when lifting the highball, and to protect their dignity an appointed committee served notice on Parker, of Nomenclature hall, and Harmon of the Buffet. that after today they must not serve first-year men under penalty oi boycott. The proprietors in question nave agreed to "cut out freshmen hereafter.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
CHAMBERIAIN'S PLAN
The Liberals Believe the Plan Cannot
 Be Carried Cut.

London Oct. S.-The discussion of Chamberl2in's proposals continues keen but so far the liberals have made TO organized attempt at a counter demonstration. MT. Asquith, the liberal leader, spoke at Cinderford, an iron and coal center in Worcestershire yesterday and in the course of his speech he contended that it was im- possible to retaliate upon the pro- tetced countries without taxing food or raw material and that experience showed that retaliation did more harm to the retaliators than to the retaliat- cd. The adoption of Chamberlain's proposals would, he said, foment qua-- rels with the colonies.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
THE MINE WORKERS.
No Conclusion Yet Reached Regarding
 District No. IS.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. S.-At the close of an all day session of the Ma tional Executive Cimmittee of the mine workers this evening President Mitchell sa: q there was nothing to be announced and no final agreement on the Colorado situation has been reached.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

be relieved of the necessity of pre- pairing their own meals.
 Miss Della Durstan left today for her Illinois home after q short visit with her brother, Postmaster W. s. Durstan. She carried with her samples of desert products. namely horned toads, scorpions and such like.
 A. k. B.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
WOULD SOLVE RACE PROBLEM
Bishop McCabe Says Congress Should
 Give M. E. Church SIG, 1000, ,OOO.

Mason City. Ia., Oct S-Bishop Chas. C. McCabe, who is attending the Ger man Methodist Episcopal conference, declares that the solution of the race problem is the education of the negro by the Methodist church. He believes congress ought to appropriate s1ooO0,- GOO for this purpose
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

No said the married man. my wife and I never have any disputes" :"
 "How's that?" queries the bachelor. We live in flat" replied the m m. and there is no room for argument" Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

Let us have peace" said the Eng fish invader. Gan you not see that the white strangers love the red men?"
 An. yes,' replied the intelligent In- dian, they love the very ground we walk upon. .''-f .I,Sdelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
GEARY STREET BEATEN.
San Francisco Does Not Want Muni-
 cipaIIy Operated Railroad.

San Francisco, Oct. S.-A special election was held today for the pur- pose of deciding upon an issue of s71O.- 900 municipal bonds for the purchase of the Geary Street Railway. It was proposed to operate the road by the city. The issue was defeated by 14.4S1 yeas to 10,745 nays, two- thirds being required to pass.