Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 1

TUCSON, ARIZONA. SUNDAY, JULY 7. 1901. VOU XXXXX1I. NO.

155. TO RETIRE. CARGOES OF MULES. CONSTITUTION THE HOT WAVE COOL BURGLARY TRAIN the Foir The Present Superintendent of Tucson Division has Resigned. Mammoth British Carriers Are at New Orleans Waiting to be Loaded.

him. Abstracting some gold he handed the purse back, remarking that Borne papers which It contained waa doubtless of more value to Mrs, Hammond than to Dim. Commanding silence, he prepared to make his exit and following Mrs Hammond's instructions, the maid and butler light the burglar's way to the door and let him out into the night The man acted In a most geutleman- I HE WEATHER BUREAU REPORTS TAKES FRONT PLACE IN YESTERDAY'S CONTEST AT NEWPORT DECIDED VICTORY FOR THE NEW AMERICAN CRAFT. THAT THE BACKBONE IS BROKEN INDICATIONS FROM WHO HELD UP THE GREAT NORTHERN ARE SAID TO BE SURROUNDEDPOSSES BEING ORGANIZED TO CAPTURE RANGE RAIDERS. IN A GENTLEMANLY WAY THE HOUSE BREAKER HOLDS UP A HOUSEHOLD, SECURES MONEY AND RETIRES UNDER THE GUIDANCE THE MAID AND BUTLER.

SECTIONS OF THE VARIOUS COUNTRY. ly and suave manner throughout the entire transaction and took nothing but the money he abstracted from Mra. Hammond'a purae. He secured something over $20. The police have fairly good description of thla twentieth ceutury knight of the masque.

Washington, July 6. The backbone of the hot wave has been broken," at least temporarily by showers and thunder storms that swept over the At PRICE FIVB CENTS, REFLECTIONS. To the pure all thing are pure. To the evil heart even the good and pure re often Mines Judged to be evil. Thomas Carlyle said: "It la a high solemn thought (or every Individual man that hta earthly influence which has had a commencement will never through all agea were he the very meanest of ua have an end.

Revenge la a aeed which always brings forth bitter fruit. "Yengenance la mine, I will repay aalth the Lord" and he who attempts thla Divine prerogative seldom dralna the cup of bitterness which results therefrom. Ihe maw of mankind live In the future. Hoping for the good time which la coming not realizing that today la the beat, the moat opportune, and It may be the last day, so far a thla world la concerned. We should not think so much of the good time coming that we lose the good time at hand every day every hour haa Its Joys, Its blessings.

Its mercies, its causes for gratitude enjoy; them as they come. The' Kingdom of Heaven or the Kingdom of Hell la with you. It is of your own choosing which it shall be. No one but yourself la responsible for your peace of mind, for purity or impurity of your thoughts, but yourself. The evil motive is always preceded by the evil thought Hence keep the mind filled with good -thoughts and'the motives which Issue therefrom will be good and the word, and actions likewise.

yglpnfr? To those struggling to develi 1 Anacouda, July 6. A Bpeclal to the Standard from Glasgow, the county seat of the county in which the Great Northern train robbery occurred, says It la reported there that the bandits are surrounded In the Little Rockies 115 miles from Malta by Sheriff Griffith, with teu men ou the south and uuder Sheriff Cane with lantic States and upper lake region this afternoon, but the weather bureau holds out no assurances as to the The report of the retirement of Col. Epes Randolph aa Superintendent of the Tucson Division of the Southern Pacific Railway haa gained circulation and the report was verified by Mr. Randolph yesterday. The gentleman said that he bad tendered his resignation some time ago, with the expectation of assuming the general management of the ls Angeles Electric Railway lines, which have assumed large proportions In the extent of the mile, age under control, which amount to 200 miles, to Include the suburban connections.

The management of the lines have been under the control of C. Smith, who has been associated with the S. P. in former years and upon the expiration of his service as receiver of the Atlantic and Pacific, Albuyuerque to Mohave, he became the general mauager of the lines that Colonel Randolph is to take the management or. Mr.

Smith will remain on the advisory hlB wide experience entitling hlin to consideration. He is well advanced In years, but Is Btlll ably equipped to remain with the Col. Randolph has had some six years experience here In the present position he holds and needs no commendation. He may retire August first, possibly not until September first Incident to the change several persons have been mentioned as Col. Randolph's possible successor.

One of permanency of the break. IMPORTANT RULING. Kansas City, July 6. A special to the Star from Viulta. O.

says: U. S. Commissioner Stanfleld ruled today In a replevin suit to recover some stock hold under the Chft-okee Btrlp law, that it being a tribal law It waa not rated before any United States court This la the most Important ruling to stockmen throughout the Cherokee Nation. It also brings up the question of the validity of any tribal lawa now In force. The mercury has fallen In a great er or less degree everywhere to the east of the Mississippi, while west of San Francisco, July 6, The, most cool and daring burglary that haa ever been brought to the attention of the local police waa committed last night at the residence of A.

11. Hammond, a lumber dealer at 2610 Jackson Btreet. Although the burglar held the entire household at the point of his pistol while he explained the purpose of his call and his determination to get money he so much needed, he waa thoroughly polite and considerate and discussed his visit with the millionaire's wife and daughter in a most gentlemanly way. Mrs. Hammond was awakened and the Miscsisslppi -extreme southwest Newport.

R. July 8. An unqualified victory for the Constitution an overwhelming defeat for the Independence; a most commendable showing for the old champion the Columbia is the record of the first day's contest of the big sloops. In Newport Racing Association's series. From the firing of the starting gun, which sent the yachts off to windward In a light easterly breeze, the Constitution held her rivals.

At the turning buoy she was a little more than two minutes in advance of the Columbia, whilo the Independence was hull down to leeward. But It was on the run home that the new Herreshoff yacht showed her greatest strength, beating the Columbia over eight minutes In 15 miles down the wind and when the new champion of America's cup swept across the line the Boston yacht was over seven miles astern. Owing to the lightness of the wind there waa no brilliant or dramatic scene to chronicle. New Orleans, July 6. There are four big-British transports now In port to load stock for South Africa and four mammoth ocean carriers are on their way to this city.

All will bo loaded and away at sea within three weeks. The rush of Boer ar business from this port Is In full blast again. It waa never being conducted on a larger scale than at the present time, and Texas Is doing the lion's share of the business. It is good until Christmas anyway. One thousand horses will arrive here In special trains from Kansas City Wednesday morning; another 1000 head will reach port Saturday morning, ami still another 1,000 will be rushed Into the yards next Monday Morning.

An equal number of mules will arrive during the same period. It was reported last night that there are 8.000 head of mules in Kansas City ready to ship for New Orleans. There are about 7000 head of horses up there ready for shipment south. Kansas City, where Col. Deburg is in command.

Is now the center of the British purchasing business. The stock is secured from three sources Kansas City. Fort Worth and St. Louis. Charles E.

Hicks, former stockman from Little Rock, has moved his place to Fort Worth and la furnishing the Texas stock. This stock is all inoculated In Kansas City as a precaution against glanders. "The American mules is worth more today than ever In history," said a leading stock dealer who was Interviewed by The News correspondent. "Mules are very scarce throughout the Central States. They are way up In price and the Britishers are paying 25 per cent mor for their mules than when they started.

Mules that cost them $75 a head two years ago are now costing $100 per head. 'Ihe price of horses has also gone up about 25 per cent, but they are not quite as the temperature is considerably warmer. Further relief in the way of showers 15 men on the north. A special from Malta, six miles from the scene of the train robbery, says that near there on Friday night two men held up a herder who had charge of 100 horses, the property of R. M.

Trafton and took away the entire baud. Mr. Trafton Is trying to organize a posse to pursue these robbers, who, It is believed, are friends of the train robbers trying to disorganize other In New England and the middle Atlantic and thunderstorms In the south, Including part of the west gulf states together with variable winds and clouds In the lake region, is predicted for tomorrow. GEN. WOOD RECOVERING.

Havana, July 6. Governor General Wood's physicians report that the fever from which their patient is suffering is running its usual course and that there have been no serious when she discovered the presence of the burglar in her room commenced WILL PROBE INSANITY TRUST- posses, or at least to divert a portion i of their forces to other directions. This second robbery has Intensified the excitement at Malta and the city marshal as notified all persons to con-! real their money and valuables. Indianapolis Grand Jury Instructed to Make an Investigation. LATE LOCALS.

HANDICAP RESULTS. Washington Park, Chicago. July 6. The Great Western handicap a mile and half value J3.000 added. Advance Guard won; Terminus second: Star Chamber third.

Time 2:35 2-5. Robert Waddell finished seventh. Indianapolis, July 6. The county those prominently associated with the future of the office Is Mr. Hartman, superintendent of the Northern Division of the Mexican Central.

to scream. The burglar, pointing his pistol at the frightened lady, commanded her to keep quiet and assured her that she would not be harmed If she raised no outcry. Miss Florence who slept In the same room 'with her mother was awakened, but obeying the injunction of the burglar kept her peace. In the meantime a maid and butler became alarmed and went to the chamber of Mra. Hammond and were also held at bay by the gentleman of the masked face and loaded revolver.

Assuring the household of his reluctance to add murder to his crime of burglary he asked Mrs. Hammond for her purse which she handed over to Arizofta uews third page. Court at Nogales tomorrow. Several attorneys leave today grand jury convened today, and Judge Alford of the Criminal Court instructed It specially to look Into the charges and noble character their na and bitter foes are most valua; in this business of character I for such will In their frenzy i search out the weakness of tht would Injure and expose tltf for DECLARED OFF. St.

I-ouis, July 6. The strike of I freiKht handlers employed in the i freight houses of the roads entering East St Louis who went out recently to enforce the demand for an Increase that an "Insanity trust is in existence CRAZY MAN'S WORK. in this city by which persons are sent Suokane. July 6. Probate Judge J.

C. Brady of Kootenai county. of wages was declared off today the Idaho, was fatally shot by a crazy man I companies granting an advance of 15 named Henry Wlllsbury at Rathdrum. cents a day. to the insane asylum purely for the sake of the fees.

The prosecutor had already summoned witnesses and testimony was adduced showing that no respect has been paid to the demands of the law in such cases, and that many of those who have been committed are scarce as mules." For this stock alone it is conservatively estimated that Great Britain has paid out $14,000,000, Idaho, last night. all of which has been left with the American farmer. The freights, the feed and the salaries of the American perfectly sane. The caBe of John Ross is being investigated, and it developed that the woman who swore out the aving grown to an important towW veterinarians, the mulesters and others doing service in the South African isogaies. The last from F.

B. Wlghtman Is that he is improving after a severe illness. The final decree of distribution in the estate of David T. Harshaw deceased was made yesterday in the probate court. i Today at 1:30 the O.

R. will meet, at 2 p. m. the Spanish-American Alliance and In the evening the Lleder-kranz. Samuel Hughes Sr.

was about yesterday as usual. The types made it appear In yesterday's item that Sam Hughes Jr. was ill. A deed was filed yesterday transferring lot 21, block 85, Hoffs addition. Consideration $350.

Issue from Chas. Hoff ind wife to Sarah G. Marrln. The final account of Roscoe Dale guardian In the matter of T. S.

Gamble, an insance patient, was filed an complaint, charging Insanity, had seen STRIKE AT TELLURIDE ENDED. Tellurlde, July 6. Arthur L. Collins, general manager of the Smuggler Union mines this afternoon concealed several points and a settlement bet ween himself and the miners union was made. This ends the strike.

Many miners will return to Work on Monday and within a few weeks the mine will be opened to something like its full capacity. him but once. She said she signed the HELVETIA NOTES. Will Reynolds Is now employed at the company's store at Helvetia. Among the Tucson young men employed at Helvetia Is Walter Wakefield.

Jim Christopher drove a span of speedy horses to Helvetia on Thursday making the trip out In two and a half hours. Miss Roberts, a cousin of Sam Bark-ley, the genial liveryman of Tucson, spent the Fourth at Helvetia with her mother and brother. Miss Edith Stratum is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jones, at. Helvetia and will remain for some time and Helvetia is loath to lose so charming a visitor.

Mrs. H. Roper arrived last week at Helvetia front Denver, Colorado, to join her husband. She is a charming addition to the social life of the camp. O.

T. Dunham, late of the University has a position at the smelter at Helvetia. It is his first experience of mining camp life and he says he enjoys it Immensely. stock trade will probably more than double that figure, thus making the necessary feature is a hotel. In A affidavit, and much that it contained total amount of money left in this country for the two years' business in tne range of $30,000,000.

was told to her by doctors. The city board of health also entered upon an investigation of the matter today to find to what extent the charges against MORMONS MEET THE PASTORS. the Internes at the city dispensary are STRIKE LEADER CONFIDENT. Washington. July 6.

President thus be a savior rather than a e.r. A malignant foe thrust I into the breast of one he wot der, the dagger struck a turn which the poisoned puss lss thus a life was saved rather Vfiwa troyed. Every hitman being reflects his or her character in the human face. The mark of the of the saint is Btamped in a greater or leas' degree of vividnesB on the face of every man. The promptings ofthe heart are outlined there.

The -bentij' the mind finds its index there. The face Is the true mirror of tile interior man or woman. The eye is the window of the soul which the tongue cannot blind, no mat ter how deceptive the lafiguhgS usee Look into the face of the saint mark the contrast with that of the face of the libertine. There is the whole story. Yes every face reflects more or less vividly the marks of the beast or the mark of the lamb.

The mark of purity or of impurity. The mark or vice or virtue in Its many forms or the mark of virtue. The mark of hate jealousy and envy, or the marks of generosity benevolence and love. If you would know the secret promptings of the heart, the true character of the individual, look into the face, the character is all there, in full view, none can hide it, no more than can the sun be hid. Terre Haute Ministers Discuss Latter Day Creed With Missionaries.

Connell of the International Assocla-i tion of Machinists said today that he i regarded the machinists' strike as true, and President Morison threatens wholesale discharges. Dr. Watts at the insane hospital said today that Ross bad showed no evidence of Insanity whatever, and he expects him to be released on habeas corpus proceedings now pending. Travelers resort, fine chiC Elegant beds, are much to the point toO Lots, than style. Everything here is Good.

Large, well lighted Sample Rooms For Men, All the Comforts of Home. American and European Plans. NEW HOTEL NACO, F. M. A ERA MS, Prnpr.

NACO, The gateway to La Cananea. The shortest possible route Terre Haute, July 6. Four Mor mons who came here today to do mis practically won. "There are now only 8,000 men out," he said, "and agreements are being signed every day reducing this number." sionary work were Invited to a meet approved yesterday in court Ralph Sturges, Ed Stanley Kitt returned the probate Heaton and from Yuma ing of the Terre Haute Ministers' As sociation to discuss a paper by Dr. Waterman of the Congregational THE CHURCHES.

Church on Mormonism. The talk was pointed at times. Elder Neville denied Services at The Various Churches of the City Today. MYSTERIOUS. Denver, July A bomb thrown into the yard of 2101 Curtis street today killed four-year-old child.

Th police suspect a relative. The child's parents are separated. a statement by Dr. waterman that Roberts, the congressman, had entered where they attended the Elks circus. Had a fine time was their triple report.

Doe Woodward yesterday turned turned over the new flour mills in Mill-ville to the Tucson Flouring Mills Company. The contractors were paid in full. The machinery will be placed and the mills will be grinding on August first. into a polygamous marriage since 1890, and said that as be is a son-in-law of Roberts he is acquainted with the facts. Hotel Modesti.

RUSH IN CAR BUILDING. Memphis, luly 6. The Southern Car and Foundry company of this city has the largest number of orders ahead In its history. More than 400 men are working in day and night shifts on orders for a year ahead and the operations of the plant would be largely increased if a sufficient number of car workers and carpenters could be found. Within, the last few weeks several orders from Southern railways have been refused because of the scarcity of labor.

As soon as workmen can be secured plans for enlarging the plant by the erection of a large, malleable iron foundry will be carried out. The elders-said they appreciated this opportunity for a hearing, as the chur ches were closed against them and the ALTHEE MODESTI, Prop'r. Services at the Methodist church as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. preaching at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. subject of the morning sermon: The Secret of a Useful Life, Acts The Gateway of Life, Matt. Regular services at the Baptist church. The pastor will preach at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. Lord's Supper after the morning service. Sunday school at 10 a. ni. people did not know what they taught 1 COMPARE NOTES.

Go to The Breaker for vour Sun frAKCCB AGL'A CALIENTE SPRINGS. AGUA CALIENT MARI- Dr. Waterman said he would give his pulpit for a whole day for the elders to day dinner today. Time 6 to 7:30 p. FOUND IN OLD WELL.

Leavenworth, July 6. At 7:30 'p. some boys playing In an alley near the police station examined an old well and were horrified to see the body of a man and giving the alarm at the station the body was drawn up, when It was discovered to be the remains of J. Tarbet, son of the ex-polic office Tarbet. The body waa badly decomposed.

The young man was 23 years of age end had been subject to fits. do what they pleased if the elders m. Price 35 cents. would gain for him unmolested ad' fc OPA COUNTY, ARIZONA. -rT I reasonable.

Excellent Bathing. The waters of -i9tei' Wonderful curatitive powers and are especially adopted i-6'f Rheumatism and Blood Diseases. J-fteTly Stage and Mail between Sentinel on the S. P. R.

R. and the Springs. mission to the endowment house at Salt Lake. Elder Neville denied the CYANIDE EXPERT WANTED. A man who bad successful experience, TUCSON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

17th SERIES, JULY 2, 1901. NOW OPEN TO SUBSCRIPTION FOR BORROWERS ONLY. JOHN A. BLACK, Secretary. 48 WEST CONGRESS ST.

CENTURY BLOCK. practice of blood atonement, and said can give first Class references onrt AFTERNOON DESPATCHES. Yosemite, July" 6. Professor Joseph Leconte of Berkeley is dead of heart disease. "If it were true, as you say, that there ready to go to work at once.

Address is blood atonement I would throw off The afternoon meeting at the Salvation Army has been changed to 4 p. m. and at 3 o'clock all children are urged to come out for a special Juniors meet. Seniors meeting at 8 p. m.

Cyanide," Star Office. my Prince Albert coat and say 'to with The city charter and orril New York, July 6. Teddy wins the Brighton Handicap Water cure second; Alcedo third. Tucson bound at The Tucson Newa NOT TO EMPLOY CHILDREN. rl flS vJJD3" AndForRent THE PRESIDENT AND MRS.

McKINLEY. Canton. July 6. President and Mrs. McKinley are much pleased with the appearance of their home and with the provisions made for their comfort Depot.

Atlanta, July 6. The various i societies and individuals interested in the work of ameliorating the condition El Dorado, July 6-Jessie Morrison was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for the murder of Clara Castle. of children employed In mills and fac I in the changes ordered since they last O. K. Stable, THE ZELLNER PIANO 114 E.

Congress Street. tories are much gratified over the action of the proprietors of eighty-eight of the largest mills of the state, who occupied their home. Mrs. McKinley seemed to be none the worse for the trip from Washington. It is said by members of the party that she stood the journey remarkably well.

have agreed not to employ on any con B. F. GRAHAM CO. dition children under ten years of age $2 Gold Watch or Diamond Chicago, July 6. The Great Western Handicap was won by Advance Gnard, Terminus second; Star Chamber third, Robert Waddell the winner of the American Derby and favorite unplaced.

OVER THE 'PHONE. "Central," said the mild-mannered lady, as she took the receiver from the hook, "please give me "That line is busy; call again." "But I want you to give me" "Well. I told you it was busy, didn't I "Yes, but then you see I want" "Well, you may not believe me, but I guess I ought to know whether a line is busy or not." "Of course you ought, but you see "The line is busy, madam." "What line?" "Why the line you asked for." "But I haven't asked for any line yet" "Well, it's busy anyway, good-bye." 11 FINE RIGS OF ALL KINDS. after September 1. The proprietors have further agreed not to employ OOM WILL STAY ABROAD.

children under twelve at night, except where widowed mothers who need I THE. their help are concerned. The move 4 DRIVERS FURNISHED FOR LA CANANEA. LARGEST LIVERY IN ARIZONA. BISBEE AND NACO, ARIZ.

The Hague, July 6. Mr. Kruger has I definitely abandoned his American visit on account of the traveling fa-i tigues, as well as the clearly expressed nient Is entirely vqluntary on the part Detroit July 6. Ex-Governor Pingree was buried today. The funeral was attended by Governor Bliss and staff and the hearse was escorted by military followed by a vast crowd of citizens.

I' Capo Wafch and Diamond Club for $1,00 of the proprietors, as they recently succeeded In defeating legislation aim attitude of the United States ed to accomplish the same purposes. For further particulars apply to B. G. CAPO, Arizona's Leading Jeweler, W. Congress St.

Beautiful Diamonds TOT HAS REMARKABLE ESCAPE. St. Louis, July 6. It to day as if the strike of freight handlers in East St Louis will be ended before QUEEN OF THE PACIFIC. Seattle, July 6.

The battleship Oregon passed into Bremerton Narrows at noon today. Three-year-old Kenosha Boy Falls Thirty Feet and Is Only Bruised. PSEMENT of One cut and first water, full ol Are and aclntillating with all the colors of the rainbow is the only ind that you will find In our exquisite stock of precious stones. We have them heavily mounted in all the newest desiras. or mounted USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes. Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and get tired easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Aden's Foot-Ease. It cools the feet, and makes walking easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet Ingrowing nails, blisters and callous" spots.

Relieves THE TRES AMIGOS. night. Five hundred teamsters returned to work today and the freight handlers have modified their demands. Berlin, July 6. Prince Von Hohenlo-he former imperial Chancellor of Germany is dead.

Prince Von Hohenlohe Kenosha, July 6. One of the most remarkable escapes from death ever recorded in this city was that of Helvetia, July 6. A telegram was received by John Stone from C. W. Leroy Huff, the 3-year-old son of Estimates Furnished Free.

at C'orbett's Lumber Yard, GONZALES, Expert Cement Workers, Tucson, Arizona. Rice who is in Michigan on the Tres Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huff of 400 corns and bunions of ail pains and gives Amlgos deal to the effect that the to order In any combination or gyle desired. We have a large variety trade has been successfully made and rest and comfort Try it today.

Sold by. all druggists find shoe stores for left Berlin several weeks ago apparently in good health for a visit to Ragatz where he arrived exteremly exhausted. Death Is attributed to old age. that the new company would take pos of ladies' and mens' rings for easier gifts. 25c.

Trial packages FREE. Address, session In a very short time and be gin operations with renewed vigor. Allen S. Olmstead, Le Roy, N. Y.

The capacity of the mill will be In JOHN A. BLACK, The Jeweler, Century Block. dabney, 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. creased and a large amount of ae- In the Probate Court, Pima County, velopment work done. Mr.

Rice is the company clerk of the Helvetia WMSBaSBSBSSBBaBMBSBaSSMMBSSSBSSSSMS MMMMiSBilMlBWSllBHSBMfBassSSSSBSSaSMnBSMi Arizona Territory. In the matter of Washington, July 6. A report from Brussels that former president Kroger will commission privateers Is not treated seriously here. It is exceed-nig doubtful whether Mr. Kruger would be recognized as a de facto pres-dent authorized to issue commissions to privateers even if so desired.

Bronson street, late this afternoon. The child, while playing In a third-story window, fell to the ground below, a distance of fully thirty feet, and escaped with a slight bruise on one leg. When the mother rushed horror-stricken from the house, expecting to find the child horribly Injured, or perhaps dead, and attempted to pick him up, the little fellow pushed her away, exclaiming: "Go-away; I want to play." Three feet in front of the house runs a sharp picket fence, and directly under the window a pointed post. Had the child struck either In its descent it would have been Impaled. The shock to the mother was so great that she is threatened with nervous Copper company.

the estate of Samuel Hayes Stein, Fresh Fruits, Confectionaries 1 deceased. Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given by the under BASEBALL GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY. signed administrator of the estate of McCALL BAZAAR PATTERNS, Samuel Hayes Stein, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said the said deceased, to Bateman's Point, July 6. The yachts Constitution, and Independence started in a.

thirty mile race today. At the end of an hour and fifteen Cigars, Tobaccos, etc. 3 Fresh Ranch 2 Corner' Church and Maiden-Lane, four doors from Post Office. 3 iiauiaiiuiuaumiiaiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiaiuiaiii exhibit the same with the necessary lO and 15 Cents. None Higher American Phila.

Baltimore 5. Boston Washington 0. Cleveland Mllwau. 6. Detroit Chicago 5.

National Cincin. Boston 1. Brook. Chicago 6. Phila.

14; St. Louis 9. Pitts. New York 2. San Francisco Los Anegels 2.

Oakland Sacramento 3. vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at his store located at No. 22 North Church street, Tucson, minutes the Constitution led the Columbia by three minutes. The latter was a mile and a half ahead of the In Are the most stylish, perfect fitting and Easiest understood Patterns made. $50,000,000 IN BONDS.

1 dependence. I by Huge New Issue is Decided Upon the Western Indiana Railroad. Huddersfleld, July 6. In the Try a Sack of Arizona. Dated July 6th, 1901.

S. D. BELL, Administrator of the estate of Sam uel Hayes Stein, deceased. amateui" championship games this af Why pay more? Get the Best at tK ternoon, Coe, of the University of Penn sylvania won the weight put; Weike of England second. The final 100 yard dash was won by Duffey of Georgetown METAL AND MONEY MARKET, i Popular Prices, 10 15 Cts.

TAGLE HILLS New York, July 6. Bar silver, 58; University. Kraenzletn of Chicago won Mexican dollars, 47; silver certificates, 'ri r.v.i.'i the 1220 yard hurdle. Trafford of Birmingham second. 69.

Copper Copper, 17; brokers, 17; ex 1 CtPMuly Fashions Now Ready 4 change and casting, 16. Lead Lead dull; brokers, 400; ex change SPECIAL SPECIAL OUTLOOK FOR EPWORTH LEAGUERS. San Francisco, July 6. Advices' received by the local committee in charge of the arrangements for the fifth International convention of the Ep-worth League, which Is to begin its sessions here two weeks from today, Indicate that the gathering will be the most notable In the history of the well-known The programme will include the consideration of timely topics under the caption, "Through the Open Gate of thft Twentieth Century." The speakers, are to include Governor Bliss of Michigan, Rev. A.

C. Crews of Canada, Bishops Hendrlx, and Galloway of the M. E. South, and Bishops Warrert. Cranston and Hamilton of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

FH to Ask for it. Mail Urders solicited. ft Paris, July 6. Albert Hopkins, son of the president of the Women's College, Baltimore, and Henry Destoxr-nel, a young Frenchman, fought a duel with swords. Destournel was severely wounded in the sword arm.

The Frenchman objected to Hopkins wearing an American flag and the latter slapped his face. Chicago, July 6. Directors of the Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Company met yesterday and authorized a new bond issue of $50,000,000. The outstanding bonds are to be refunded as they become due. Between $2,000,000 and $3,000,000 of the money will be used in the erection of a new union station at Polk and Dearborn streets.

It was further determined that the bonds Bhall bear 3 or Per cent interest have fifty years to run and be retired by the operation of a sinking fund. Between $6,000,000 and $7,000,000 Df revenue will be used to pay for track elevation, and several million will go for the purchase of additional property and for betterments, including a new elevator at South Chicago. Over $10,000,000 will be required to retire the present bonds outstanding and a large portion of the fund remaining will be held as a reserve fund. 1 i This week and next all summer i clothing will be sold at reduced prices, I i I Vt I 1 1 I extra fine quality, black blue and gray serge suits, for $10.00, at B. M.

PEARLMAN, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 West Congress street 6-t HIGH PATENT FLOUn Rich, ripe end lucious, Concord 1 Milling grape. Grape Kolo at Zlegler's. 23-f Cincinnati, July 6. Father Endeavor Clark, International Secretary Baer, and Treasurer Shaw arrived last night and today the international Christian endeavor convention assembled for the first meeting. The day was devoted to welcomes and responses and to the annual address of president Clark and reports of the secretary and treasurer.

If you desire a desirable furnished i. rers and Jobbers. house, or an unfurnished residence or acum "GET MONEYS WORTH." That ia what you will if you go to the Breaker today for your Sunday dinner. Price 35 cents. Time 5 to 7:30 p.

m. 0 0 5 Department Store 0 00000000000000000000000000 a cool furnished room call at the Star Daily and weekly Star on sale at the Tucson News Depot office and take your choice. ne4l. 'f. I I-.