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Hamburg-1fmerican.

For Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg.
Twin-Screw Express & Pass ger S ervice
Waldersee Feb. 81 Pretoria ....i Mar. %
Pennsylvania, Mar. Z Waldersee April 2
Patricia -. Mar. IA Deutschland, April g
Hamburg American Line. 81 B'way, NY.
Fl. Il. Sweezey, 102 Church St., M. Zunder
& Son, 249-251 State ST., Newton & Parish,
So Orange st., Bishop & Co., 703-705 Chapel
St., Agents. ~. fig tt
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL AND DIS
CHARGED

A brakeman named Edward McCar-
thy, employed by the Consolidated
road, was taken to the New Haven
hospital in the ambulance early last
evening. It was supposed that he had
a broken hip but after an examination
it was found that he was not injured
and he walked to his home at "a Hal
lock street He was brought to this
city on train and the ambulance was
called to the depot on the arrival of the
train
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New Haven Steamboat Line
For New York, the South and. West.
Steamer Chester w Chaplin
IN COMMISSION.

Leaves New Haven 2:15 a. m. daily except
Mondays; due New York 7:15 a. M
Passengers are privileged to board Steamer
at New Haven at any time after, 1000 b. M.
From New York Steamer leaves 400 b. nj.
daily except Sundays; due New Haven 600
.. m. a $-Se+$ 1. %4ss a.4S 8
Steamer arrives at and departs from Belle
Dock, New Haven, and Pier 40 N. r., foot
Of Clarkson Street, New York
For tickets and staterooms apply at the
office on Belle Dock, also at Bishop & Co.'S,
103-1Oo Chapel Street, or at Purser's office
on Steamer.
w. e. MORGAN, Agent, Belle Dock,
s.=s$5 9ss New Haven.
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SONS OF ST. GEORGE

The Sons of ST. George will hold a
masquerade on March 10.
Grand President J. ]. Easterly, Of
Hartford, will visit the lodge next week.
The report of the delegation of twelve
which attended the funeral of Brother
Phillips, of Troy Britannia lodge, was
read and accepted.
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PHI DELTA DANCE.
Largely Attended at Warner Hall Last
d Evening,

Evening.
Il The first informal dance of the Phi
Delta society was held in Warner hall
last evening. 1t was attended by over
fifty couples and was a great success.
The committee having the matter in
charge were Arthur Wing and Clarence
l.. Beardsley. All present had a fine
time.
Among those present were the Misses
Corcoran, Janswick, Mitchell, Riggs,
Ford, Wall, Bradley, Petit, Kelley
Hofacker, Crosby, Moeller, Whitney
Russell, Wing, Curtis, Butterworth
and Hooghkirk, and Messrs. G. Conk-
lin, Wing, Beardsley, Knott, Bradley
Gilbert, Hamilton, Grant, Raymond
Jones, Judd, Crosby, Wintzel, Everts
Curtis, Burnhan, Keast, Parker Doty
Fowler, Buckingham, Hunter and Da-
ley.
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SITFFERIN

SUFFERING FROM MELANCHoLIA.
Thomas j. Edwards was taken toathe
hospital yesterday by the police and as
the hospital authorities said he was in
sane he was taken back to the police
station and DR.. Kenna was called. He
said that the man was suffering from
melancholia,
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THE MEMS CLUB

Tonight at the City Mission House.
There will be "open house tonight
by the Berkeley Mems club at the City
Mission house. No. POI Orange street.
There will be no charge for admission
and no collection taken. All are well
come. An excellent programme has
been arranged.
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I'LL WITH THE GRIP.

The many friends of Mrs. Margaret
Coffey will regret TO learn that she is
i'll at her home, Gilbert avenue, with
an attack of the grip. She was report
ed as slightly improved yesterday, and
her friends will hope to see her about
again in short while in her usual good
health
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UNITED WORKMEN.

Banner lodge, Degree of Honor A. o.
U. W., held well attended dance in its
hall, 1929 Orange street, last night. Pro-
fessor Nichols orchestra furnished the
music. About fifty couples participat-
ed in the enjoyable affair.
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HOOK AND LADDER co. DANCE.
The north end Hook and Ladder COM
pany of West Haven gave ball in the
town hall last evening, which was
largely attended and was a great sue
cess.
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HUMBOLDT LODGE.

Humboldt lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F.,
will hold it's thirtieth anniversary on
March 4 in conjunction with Deborah
lodge no. IA, which will celebrate its
twenty-ninth anniversary on the same
occasion.
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FORESTERS.

Court General Terry, Foresters of
America, at it's regular meeting last
evening initiated five candidates and
received six applications.
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EXPECTED TO RECOVER.

Anthony Carroll. who was operated
OH at Grace hospital on Monday. was
resting more comfortably early this
morning, and it is expected that he will
recover,
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A VERDICT,

The jury in the case Of Louis Under
VS.. Franklin p. Barrows, which has
been on trial in the court Of common
pleas, returned a verdict for the de-
PENDANT. The suit was over the sale of
horse.
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THROUGH TO BRIDGEPORT.
Through cars from New Haven to
Bridgeport were running again last
evening.
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Officers and Directors:

PRESIDENT FRANK MILES, City, Holman
JOHN BRADLEY R Ezabethpo Managing
JOHN HECKER Milling
Co., Member of Produce Exchange
BALLOU
ling Co.. Member of Produce Exchange
SECRETARY CAS SlRK York and Manager New
York City Milling Co., Member of Produce Exchange
Twome be Boardby futuresu
o
Substantial Company under g maus and with great prospective profits
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udupHen ndbran: " s F V ~ '' W ~
p carefully estimated that with output cut, 800 LAY Phos9 Phosfo Flakes
output per day yearly profit Isl " company anu
There demand rougo fully cooked and
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limit business the
@ meat w " ~ ' ~ Ii '"'" ' @" s 0"S 1904 mace
Team T ma times ornnS phoso and s
entirely process extraction
Phosphates
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the Cereal Phosphate Food
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produces better results in two minutes?
Everything in the package. Simply add hot
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RED STAR LINE.

NEW YORK. ANTNERP--pAsIs
vaderland, Feb2l, 10amiZeeland Mari loan
Kr'land, Feb.2S, 10 am Finland, Mar.14 loan
Piers IA and is North River. Office
Is Broadway cor Rector ST., ii. vi, Peck e.
Bishop, 702 Chapel ST., Nj. Zllnder Il Sons,
253 State ST., Newton 4 Parish, Sc Orange
St II. q. Sweeney. 102 Church st.. New
Haven. d5 cod
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AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YoRK-SOUTHAAIPTO LONDON
Finland, Feb.14 10 am st. Paul, Feb25, 10 am
Phila., Feb. Is, 10 am phila., Mar a.. 10 am
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Write for Prospectus to the office of -
Phosf0 Food Company,
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
NEW YORK CITY
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
GOOD SONORA MINES
Niger Head and Other Properties
Adjacent to Douglas.

Much activity is seen around Niger
Head and good reports have been
brought in at different times about this
section, says the Bishee Miner. Gold
quartz has been found and assays very
well. Copper and silver with some
lead is also found in this district There
are no deep Workings and assays have
been made from ores coming very near
the surface. \ party of business men
of Douglas recently purchased several
claims from some MeXicans and viii
develop their property on an extensive
scale. A shaft has already been let on
the Pollock ground and their timber is
being hauled tC the mine to be used l.
the shaft and also for building a num-
Der OF houses for the workmen. The
p"operty lies close to the wagon road
and ore can be brought to Douglas at
d very low cost.
Work viii shortly begin On the
Fourth of July group owned by the At
las Exploration and Mining company
and viii be pushed with Vigor. This
company has three groups in this
neighborhood and have some excellent
property. Assays taken from an 1S-foot
shaft give the following results: Gold
S51.1o; silver, 278 ounces: lead, 81 per
cent: copper, 9-12 per cent. The ore is
very easily handled and carries its own
flrx. This company has already taken
cut about carload and will have 4
good deal of ore TO ship by the time thu
Douglas smelters are ready to receive
it.
The Pavo Rico continues to ship out
good ore and a new streak has been
encountered in tunnel number two. The
ore assays 5172 ounces in silver. 20 Gle
copper. 6S per cent Lead and $12.t0 gold.
This property will rank among the
best shippers from Sonora and good
OUTPUT can be counted on all tae time
from the Pavo Rico. \ representative
CT a Colorado smclter has been in
Douglas this week endeavoring to make
contracts with the Favo Rico for the
exclusive handling of their ores for I
term OF five years.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
A. C. CoMPANY'S OUTPUT
New Strike on the Coronado Property
at Metcalf

During he past week the old y. =.
company has been turning out copper
ito beat the band" says the Coprt~
Era On Sunday IS tons We're cast: on
Monday Sc and on Tuesday 20 tons.
which is now about a fair days av-
erage. The company now have six con-
,erters of seven tons capacity at each
charge. Two are blowing stands and
four aIe on the lining floor. Another
large stand will soon be in place, and
after that time the small converte~s
will no longer be used. The company is
now outputting at the rate Of about
2O00 tons per month, as against an
average of from 1900 to 400 tons by the
old corverters. The old y. c. will keep
up with the procession in Arizona The
FAN bank engine in their crushing
rooms which will use crude oil This is
being done as an experiment, and II it
IS found to be successful many changes
may be expected about the works. as
crude oil costs only about half as
much as distillate. The new engine Will
soon be running.
In sinking the Wine in the Sapphire
tunnel on the Coronado company's
claims at Metcalf, q strike of rich
glance and sulphide ore was made last
week which will run close to so per
cent. The Wine is going down in
body of fine concentrating ore, about
eight feet in width, upon which drift
has been run each way from the top OF
the Wine for about 100 feet. The mine
is already opened sufficiently to pro-
dUce several hundred tons daily. The
lower tunnel or the Emerald is being
driven in on the same lead OF ore, and
is being pushed with vigor. The ground
is so soft that the tunnel is being ad-
vanced several feet each day. This tun-
mel is several hundred feet lower than
the Wine on the Sapphire. The Coro-
nado has made most wonderful show
ing since commencing work.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
ANOTHER PLANK GONE
Continued from Page One)

what he had seen he cid not think that
circumstance. would greatly facilitate
its progress through the house. He
proved prophet. The bill failed of
passage by Il vote Of 9 to j..
The morning session was opened with
prayer and a telegram from Delegate
Smith endorsing the action of the
house in rejecting the councils resolu-
ton for joint statehood With New
Mexico. The telegram had been sent
TO Clerk Miller Of the house and was
as fellows: Am sorry the council
passed any resolution looking to any
compromise. Both houses in my judg-
ment should pass 4 memorial against
any sort of a union With New Mexico"
After the morning committee reports
the following new bills were intro
dCced BY Nj. Webb relating to
freight charges providing that short
haul rates shall not exceed long haul
rates by more than fifteen per cent: by
Mr.. CoWan in reference t. the col!oc-
ton of delinquent taxes: by Mr.. Cow
an. to provide revenues for ire de-
partments; by M. Rowe to prohibit
the sale Of liquors near public works,
railroad camps, etc; by Mr.. O'Eonnell,
10 regulate the s&la les of clerks OF the
district courts and providing tllat the
salaries shall not exceed 81 coo per an
mum: by Mr.. Marian. providing for the
election Of county eff cers including as
SCISSORS in 1904 and providing against
neQotism in office.
The council session was short as
usual but lasted long enough to clear
up the clerks desk. Beyond the re-
ceipt of messages from the house ana
the reference OF bills TO committees the
only business done was to give Mr.
Ashurst's antitrust bill its second
reading.
Governor Brodie yesterday affixed his
signature to the so-called coroners bill
and Will sc inform the Legislature to-
day
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
STAGE MAKE-UPS
They Sometimes Get Theatrical ANA
teurs Into .Hrouhle.

Mention was made il yesterdays
issue Of tacky party at thu residence
Of Mrs. Phillips on North Fourth aven-
ue Mention was also made of q the
atrical performance at the DORIS thea-
ter. There was nothing in common be
tween the two entertai II. tents but the
fact that they occurred on the same
night got one young gent 'em2n into
trouble so deep he would BE justified in
giving way to strong drink i he want
ed to.
It CHANGED that his makeup FOR the
taCky party was almost :: 4 jlicate
OF the makeup OF the COINED iall ., the
thea trical company. 1t also Glanced
that this coTedian'a work was so
coarse that Il large part of the audi
once looked upon him after the .1er-
fCrmance as a public enemy. (T1en
the young Phoenix man came dawn
town after the tacky party he was Il.
cUscd of having done Z stunt at t.,,'
thCatcr to nclp cut the company. AS
Re had ret seen the performance he
thought it would be cute to atli1li;
the soft Impeachment and lay claim
to histTionic talent. SO he said the
members OF the company were OH
friends Of his and as they were short
q man he Went on to fiji up The pre-
scaTimc.
T;amodiately those who know hin,
and who We're not at the taci1y party
began giving kim the CLASSY eye. the
stony stare ard all tn;it cert OF thing.
They intimated that there comes
tine when people have 10 call limit
even on their friends. y desire TO help
out old footigkt friends i in itself not
dishororahle but one should not do it
entirely at the expense of all his newly
made friends. Then they began asking
him II he thought he could maintain
his equilibrium on Q 2Xe, bareta K, and
other suggestive questions. The young
mans next move was TO make acmc
Inquiries about the perform: nee and.
since then he has been busy trying TO
seuara hinccelf
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05

For nine years I bought everything
that was advertised as 4 sure care for my
complaint, but it 50 happened that did
not buy Pe-una until nine months ago.
"Affer using your splendid remedy &C.
cording to Your directions :In today Z
we'll man. find Pcruna TO be The great
est family medicine ever discovered.
shall always keep bottle OF it on hand.
81 can candidly state that had it not
been for Pccura 7 would have given up
my position, being too weak to do my
work. For eighteen years life was a
burden. "-Mr. William Flood.
Congressman j. y. Barham, of Santa
Rosa, California, writes:
"At the solicitation of friend I used
your Pcruna, and cen ckeerfully recon-
mend it as an excellent remedy for all
catarrhal troubles. II is indeed 4 Won
derful medicine.'- y. Barham.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving
full statement CT your case and he will
be pleased 10 give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address Dir. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
THE BEEF TRUST
Pre- fers Net to Oppose the Temporary
Injunction.

Chicago. March 4.-The "beef trust"
he decided to stand by its demurrer
to the allegations made against it by
tn federal government when the cases
'ainst the combined packers was be-
gun several months ago, and will ap-
7 cal from the decision overruling it.
This alternative was chosen in prefer
e zee to the hearing of testimony as u
t, IL inner workings of the combine. It
is understood that the government has
e voiu1inous supply of testimony of
every sort bearing on the case and
I: ken in all portions of the country.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
ONE INCH OF GRATITUDE.

I'VE need eight or ten lines yet to fill
out this column announced the fore
man.
Thoreupon Editor Clugston Of the
Spfketown Blizzard sat down and be-
gan writing:
Our thanks are due to the Hon.
Here he paused.
sent to congress from this district the
last time
Jackson" replied the foreman.
elem Jackson
.'- Clement Jackson he proceeded,
"who so ably represents our district in
congress, for a package Of"
Here he broke off again.
"BiiI. what was that stuff that came
from the agricultural department the
ether day.
some kind Of seeds, I guess. l fed
EN- TO the pigeons"
..-valuable garden seeds. We
haven't any garden. but we are lust as
much obliged to him as if we had. Con
ercssman Jackson never forgcts his;
constituents. We predict that he viii
be elected again without any opposition
worth mentioning
u reckon said Editor Clugston. as
he stepped UP to the case to put the
item in tyre himself. that when he
secs this he'll send me lot Of his oil I
speeches. darn him. Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
RUSSIA'S SECRET WISHES.
Paris Gaulois Discusses Question
War in the Balkans

Paris, March 4.-The Gaulois, COM
n enting upon the Macedonian situa-
ton. says that no one places any faith
IL the Austro-Russian reform methods.
1T is to be feared" the paper cen
ttnues, that the Bulgarian government
my not be able TO hold the frontiers
ne Il in check. II il collision should oc-
cu.r with the Turks the Bulgarian gov
err ment must support the national
he nor As for the report that Russia
do IS not desire war in the Balkans.
WI O is to know the secret wishes of Il
poV yer which is destined by its interests
ar6i geographical position to take a
Pre- minent position in this part of the
VIC rid %
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05

ri ON. JOHN J. FURLONG, Member
II of the Thirtz-Gf,h General As
] sembly OF the Stete OF Illinois,
writes of Pcru,2 IS follows:
1913 Cz.yood ST., Chicago, Ill.
The Pcruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O..
GenGe:nen===ssi can safely rec
oH1me7d PerGna rs remedy that
viii curc III catarrhal troubles.
t.If was Of great beHeftfo ne IS
il cured me OF cafGrri1 o. the fhrOat
ard lungs permanently and in q
very short time. 1 am glad TO
add nay endorsement 10 fhaf OF
Others. ''=--.J0HN j. FURLONG.
Cures Made by Perurn arc Permanent
Cures.
A patient cured hy Peruna is no more
liable to catarrh than if he had never
had it.
Cured of Catarrh of the Entire System.
Mr.. William Flood, care Fifth Avenue
Ho5el, Louisville, Ky, says: "Nour Pc
runa h&s completely cured me- of that
distressing disease, catarrh, which af-
fcctcd my head, nose, bronchial tubes,
and, in fact, my whole system.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
THE HONDURAS WAR.
Tie President-elect Is Meeting With
Success.

San Jose, Costa Rica, March AID
vices received today from Costa Rica
say that General Bonilla, president
elect. to whom General Sierra refused
to surrender the presidency, has en-
tered Teguirgalpa, the capital of Hon
duras, and that General Sierra and
General Arias, who was appointed
president by Sierra when the latter took
the field gainst Bonilla. have retreated
to a stronghold in one of the northern
departments, accompanied by their best
fighting men. 1t is not believed here
that General Bonilla will succeed in re-
tanning power at Teguirgalpa.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
HOTEL PoRTER's UNION.

Chicago, March "A union OF hotel
rcTters and baggageInen was organized
last~niglt by j. j. Fitzpatrick. The or
ganization will affiliate with the hotel
and restaurant employees. One of the
chief grievance of the men is that
they are compelled TO surrender all the
tips received to the head bagga geman
or porter who supervises the work.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
TOD "MoToRED" TOO MUCH.

ne objections made to Tod Sloane.
the American jockey, by English turf
masnates, is not that he violated the
rules OF the turf, but that, among other
things tending to make him talked
about. he 'motored himself too much
into prominence to suit the ideas of
propriety which obtain in England on
the subject of jockeys. Hence Tod
Sloane viii not have his license renew
ed
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
WILL AID THE STRIKE.

Butte. Mont, March At is said at
the headquarters of the American La
tor union here, that ali the members
of the A. L. L. will shortly be called
upon to contribute to a fund for the
relief of the striking blacksmiths on
the Colorado &, Southern railway.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05

George L. Young. who with Tom
RinohaIt and Joe Tucker, has been
doing development work on Judge Rob
ertson's copper claims in the Sierra
Ancha, returned to Globe last Thurs
day, leaving his partners to complete
the contract. The claims on which
they are working has produced some
high grade ore and now looks very
promising.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05

possibility that these figures will be
greatly added to.
The foreign element is now begin
ming q movement to supply food to
the starving thousands. and subscrip-
ton lists have been opened.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
a LONDON SUNDAY NEWSPAPER.

They have started a Sunday newspa-
per in London. 1t is of the strictly re-
ligious order, however, and it offers a
bottle of water from the river of Jordan
to every person who subscribes for six
copies. The water is guaranteed genu-
inc. having been dipped out and bottled
under the direct supervision of the
leading citizens of Jericho and Bethle-
hem.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
STARVING JAPANESE.
Result OF Failure of Rice Crop Last
Year.

Yokohoma. March IA practically
complete failure of the rice crop last
year caused Widespread distress il
Japan. culmiraling in famine in the
northeastern provinces. From an
official report it is learned that the
destitution is much greater than was
supposed. The number of starving SO
far Officially known is HESS. with a
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05

Miss CIowfeet-''In rtiisi,lagirG
through some old rubbish in the attic,
l have just found one OF the first dag
uerrotypes ever made"
Miss RCod-''HOw interesting, And
don't you remember when you sat for
it?'-Kansas City Journal.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
WHEN IT WAS.

wasn't there any time while YOU
were making love to me, dear, that you
were embarrassed ?"
"Oh yes; just about the time when
was getting that ring. IN. Y. Life,
Arizona republican., 1903-03-05
AN INQUIsITIvE RUSSIAN.

Alden, March 1.-THE Russian minis
ter has been arrested here for attempt
ing to enter the British fortified tions.
Two Russian cruisers arrived at Alden
and other vessels OF the Russian squa-
dron are expected or the way to China.