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AGED WOMAN UNDER ARREST.
a Relative Charges That Mrs. Sarah
Buchanan Is Insane.

On complaint Of her relatives Mrs. Sa-
rah Buchanan, who is more than eighty
years OF age. was yesterday afternoon
takeE into custody by Policeman Brown.
of the Third precinct. at her home. 1918
Q Street northwest. on warrant sworn
out by Miss Grace Steele. a relative.
Miss Steele alleges that Mrs. Buchanan 3
mind is t1eTangad-
Mrs. Buchanan was taken to the House
of Detention where she was placed in
charge OF Matron ThorRburgh, who did
everything IN her power to make the IN
fortunate woman comfortable during the
night
Sanitary Officer Frank was notified of
Mrs Buchanan's arrest, and this morning
ordered the police surgeons to examine
into her mental condition in order that
1t may be ascertained whether or not she
is insane
The evening times., 1901-11-26
TRUSTEES, SALE.
DUNCANs0S BROTHERS, AUeToNEFRs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE NUMBERED AQ5 SIXTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
BIZ virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded
in Iber 2zz7 at folio 1s9 ct seq, Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia, we shall sell. in
frnnt of fils UTSERisss, on MONDAY THE SEC
0ND- DAY OF DECEMBER, e D.. 1901, AT $50
O'CLOCK P n, part Of original lots numbered
and 28. in square 45f, iq the city Of Washing
toa, D. O., described u said deed 81 t.S,st-
time Of sale Conveyaneing, ETC., at pi.tchasegss
cost Terms to be complied with in fifteen days
from dsy Of sale, otherwise trustees rsseI-s the
right to resell the property az risk ard cost
cf defauiting purchaser alter Eve daye advertise-
znent Of such resale in some newspaper published
JOSEPH K MoCAMMoN,
FRANCIS &. SMITH,
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New York Cotton Market
CASE OF JUDGE STREET.
Given Time 10 Prepare Answer TO
Charges.

Judge Webster Street, Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of the Territory of
Arizona, against whom certain charges
have been preferred, has been heard By
the Attorney General. A motion of Judge
Street that he be given time TO reply 20
the allegations. has been granted by the
Department Of Justice. The Attorney
General has allowed Judge Street until
the first Monday IL January to submit mis-
answer
The charges have net beea made public,
but it is understood they alIege improper
judicial conduct.
The evening times., 1901-11-26

yet suspected by the general public. IN
dou5tedly the situation is one that is
worthy Of careful study by any one il the
least interested in Wall Street
Il IS not well however, to assume in
mediateIy as many are doing Jnat The
weakness Of the industrial securities at
present is due 10 weakness iR the manu-
featuring situation. # there were such
weakness, if business were really waning,
despite the surface appearaLce Of pros
perity il IS certain that the railway Sc
eurities too would begin 10 show it. if
only IN the operations Of the profes
SIGNALS. to discount the poorer conditions.
Nor IS II safe to assume at onee that
the trusts" as such are Inherently and
utterly weak, because CT oveT-capitaIiZa-
ton ard ether basic causes.
Nor. finally, is it wise to take for
granted all that is predicted of the in
tentiCn of the Administration to make
an onslaught on the trusts.
It is prJbable that sentimental fears,
which are a large quantity in Wall
Street have had much TO do with the
slump in ANAL Igamated Copper and with
the comparative weakness of the United
States Steel securities and many others
II IS certain that professional short SELL
ing has been another large factor For
this reason conservative brokers are
warning tnelr customers that II IS eX
tremely unsafe TO 60 short of the in
dustTials al this time. Going short of
Analgamated Copper is q fav0rite -pera-
tIOn with the smaller traders now,
though these same people were bIying
the stock eagerly at 130 few months
ago.
Sales of Copper May he DAILY stock.
Amalgamated went of TO rs this morn
ing, showing a continuance of the heavy
selling apparent for some time past \
good authority writes TO a Washington
investor that the recent liquidation of the
stock has been largely the closing out of
the Marcus Daily holdings in the com
pany-
Nothing new regarding the rumors of a
fight preparing against the company by
the Government was heard this morning,
but 1t is said that an investigation IS be-
ing made beyond question. with refer
ence TO the similarity between this con-
cern and the Addyson Pipe Company,
which was declared Illegal two years OF
more ago by the Supreme Court.
another alleged cause of the weakness
Of the stock IS a rumor that the COM
pany is to cut the price Of copper 10 fore
stall as much as possible action against it
on the ground that it is holding up prices
in restraint of trade.
The evening times., 1901-11-26

Sales-Metropolitan R R As: $500
1853: S2.57SG 1G515. Metropolitan R. R
B's: s.. .20GG I0515- Columbia r R SIS
5000 I05- Capital Traction: 20G19612- :
1909 1052z. Mergenthaler Linotype: 100
1914; S0G G1S12s. American Graphophone
Co. Com: 300Q4. American Graphophone
Co. Pfd.: 152GS After call-Mergen-
thaler Linotype: 10G1s1& Union Trust
and Storage Co: 1Od105; 581053k. Wash
ington Loan and Trust Co; 10G $50.
american Graphophone Co. Pfd-: 1000 S1k-
Capital Traction: 60d1G61s
rTcTprrT Or rsor rv,r,r. r,o,-71
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Launcbing of the missouri.

The launching of the battleship Missouri
at Newport News, Va, has been set for
December %. Miss Marion Cockren
daughter of the Senator from Missouri,
will be the sponsor for the vessel.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
I could not rise TO my
feet without fainting.

UI had suffered for three years
or more at monthly periods" I" writes
Miss Ella Sapp, Of Jamestown,
Guilford Co., n. c. ut seemed
as though I would die with pains
in my back and stomach I could
The evening times., 1901-11-26
Railway Securities Firm
Tbere - IittIe of novaItv in -

There was little of novelty in the gen
eral market There was some selling
early IN the session N sympathy with the
break in Copper. but later prices recoY-
cred very generally TO level with last
nights close or better The VanderbiIts
the coalers, and the Western securities
were all firm The fractions had a sharp
advance before noon.
The evening times., 1901-11-26
CHARGED WITH
HOLDING PRICES
Copper is Again Weak On
Antitrust Talk.
CONTINUES FEATURE OF MARKET.
Attorney General Gathering Data
For Possible Proceedings IN
der Sherman Law - Rail-
ways Generally Strong.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The sensational
weakness of Amalgamated Copper was
again the feature of the Stock Market at
the opening this morning The stock
ppened fractionaIly above the close of last
night, but soon began to break under
heavy liquidation and went to IS. two
points below the worst Of yesterday.
The Street now hears that while the
Department of Justice is not preparing an
attack on the Amalgamated Company, it
Is undoubtedly securing facts regarding
the methods of this concern and other
copper companies which are likely to be
used against them under the Sherman
Antitrust law
Copper Company Controlling Prices.
It was said that the AmaIgamated is
holding tic price Of copper Up artifciaIIy,
Rld that 1t IS able to dc this on account
OF unlawful methods The suggestion is
that the AmalSanIated is operated in the
same manner as tae "Addystou Pipe con-
cern, which was declared illegal by the
Supreme Court.
FirE-ness in the Railways.
The general market was firm at the
opening, but showed no particular activity
and no sharp price movements. The Van
derbilt securities were again features,
holding their own exceIIentIy despite the
break in Amalgamated- Pennsylvania, and
the coal securities we're also strong This
fact tended to make the Street hopeful
as ii seems reasonably clear that the
large interests must be supporting the
railway list generally The railway and
industrial securities are further from
each other in price than they have ever
been before.
American Locomotive was another weak
Industrial security this morning. Sugar,
on the other hand, advanced nearly three
points
The New York fractions were strong
and fairly active.
Money Conditions Improving
Money conditions seem to be improving.
Call loan rates are lower than last week,
and there IS no talk OF gold shipments as
yet.
The evening times., 1901-11-26

Chicago Grain and PROVISION Marke,
Corrected daily by ". g. Hibbs L Co. mem
beTs of the New York Stock Exchange. 1lI9 +
The evening times., 1901-11-26
NeW York Stnck Erchnnrc.

Corrected daily By " B. Hfbbs & Co, men,
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, I4Ig
Street
The evening times., 1901-11-26
DR.. LEATHERMAn.

WashiHEton7s Leading Specialist
On Kidney. Bladder. Blood. skin. ant Private
diseases = Phllis tsny stage cured Lor HIa
Both sexes Consultation tree Medicine fur
nished. Hours Z I2 and to 5. Also on
I.eS-, Thurs. and Sat eve, TO 5 Closed
COZ T 81 \ W
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LOST.

L0ST-On 18th st. NV, open-face gold Waterbury
watch; case No. $50: liberal reward. 1886 7th
st. e25-s
The evening times., 1901-11-26
LACE CURTAINS SACRIFICED.
Dress LlNINGS SACRIFICED,

20c Mercerized sateen Innings in
all colorsi 1 yard wide. VIII be OC
closed out at. the yard .--.-
1252c and 15c Percaiine and ORR
entail Innings. VIII be cIos-~I cut 5C
at, the yard................
Ice Silk Dress Braid VIII be IC
closed out at. the yard
The evening times., 1901-11-26

FoUND-Ladies! Royal Clues Anvtbing
KANliS, 1oc-
ICE CREAM. TOO gallon, not mHds in ceflsY
but shove ground, Tor sewer gas s5oupds In cei-
lars and breeds typhoid, diphsheris, ETC.; moral
don't eat that kind LECEY,s ia pare a,,i
delicious. e07 n z ave Phone s0sI.
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e2od&5
The evening times., 1901-11-26
pr. CZARRA,

PRIVATE sANTTARIUN 70 treat wonazs IUs
eonplaiats and Irregularities Home eoufczts
ior cases before sRd during eoahleE7enE- TTEizrS
rurss and expert physician in attendance AZ ouz
Eznitarfum 0fhcs hours fT0E 10 A u. 70 D. n
City osaee. S0a 9Th sE az. Rooms i9I-Iea
Phone east 7Sd
The evening times., 1901-11-26

LosT-Reward TO finder of solitaire ,JearI ring and
wedding ring; left IN toilet room st St James
Hotel, morning October %: wedding ring: inScrip-
ticn, ''W D. A. to E. E. J., Nov q, 1885, Once
ST JAMES HOTEL ru24-s
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
sOMR APT DEFINITIONS.

misunderstanding utterly un-
no for us but very suitable for our
enemies,
A Delightful MAn.--One who sd-
paires without boring, and amuses
without firing.
Happines.-Something one always
strives for, but rarely recognizes when
attained.
Unhappiness.--Never wishing suffi-
CientIy hard for anything. to make it
worth striving FOR.
a Good Heart.--Usually found in an
unintercsting man or woman of whom
nothing else can be -Baid.
A Good Child.-One who knows
when to show Off, and when to stop
Who is neither forward nor shy; pert
nor meek.
Platonics.--A friendship with a
thrill Of love IN it, but in which the
thrill is never allowed to take COM
plete possession.
Tact.--An article much needed in
society. Found occasionally in the
possession Of clever women, rarely dis
covered in men; and much scorned by
tho stupid and i'll bred.-N. Y. OBJ
server,
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
SAGE SAYINGS.

An ounce of song is worth Ton OF
Ecolding.-Theodore L. Cuyler, D. D.
Everything doesn't come all at once
30 anybody.-Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney.
Many a mans vices have at first
been nothing worse than good quail
sisR run wild.-Hare.
It's small joke sets men laughing,
when they sit a-staring at one another
wi @ pipe 4 their mouths.-George
Eliot.
Never ask what you have no right
30 know; never tell other people what
they have no right to know.-Theo-
dore L. Cuyler, D. d.
Age Is not all decay; it is the ripen-
ing, the swelling of the fresh life
within, that withers and bursts the
husk.-George Macdonald.
''It's only her way" wonder if the
way people get with them isn't some
ching 70 be accountable for, though? p
Hrs. A. D. T. Whitney.
Behave in the divine right of kings
1 never Shall-except In the divine
right TO be kingly men, which all
men shsrS.--JSmes Lane Allen.
Every period af life has its peculiar
prejudices, Whoever saw old age that
did not applaud the past and condemn
&he present t-Montaigne.
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
RACING A SIZE ISSUE
sse@Hev mAS ISSssGA~ ono OF MA@aa sa's
Meet wAshasnRAse Mo0oaa
NaAa RaasRSs.

Time was, and not 30 many years
ago. either, when Henley was q small
river gsthering--a regatta in name
and also In fact, and the very reverse
OF society function. Nowadays Hen
ley 10 . kind of rehearsal for Good
wood, with little water, q little rae
ing, and no betting. The banks al.
most from the Red EioA 20 Temple %.
land, are lined with houseboats. The
lawns from FRwley court to Green
LANDS seem 70 have emptied their gar
den party frocks ON the river, bsys
the London Daily News.
Curious crafts abound. A gondola
from Hardwick looms black among
the white fannels. A New Zealand
dugout, with great mustard spoon
paddles, forces its way by sheer diut
of weight. A Canadian whaleboat G-ets
elumsily through the crowd and coll
lides with sampan from Bourne End.
Houseboat life 10, of course, the
grandest way IN which to do Henley,
IL 10 important, imposing and expen-
sive. Members of the stock exchange
revel In houseboats, many of which
are Atted up with an extrsvagance
of decoration that riyAla the butte
hy In gorgeous hues. II must be ad-
mitted that IL In becoming more and
more the fashion to ignore the rae
ing At Henley. II has become quite
mere "side issue"
Tna eouk ~ v,,nItno n houaay,Oat - %
ries according 10 size and position on
the course. You may have TO pay
anything from $50 to 900 for the
bare rent for week. What with
food, servants, hire OF boats, deoora-
tions, music and that elastic term sun
dries, the expense Of entertaining
your friends on a houseboAt for the
three Henley days may be anything
fToM o hundred 10 q thousand pounds,
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
A Wonderful Drill.

The Baker drill head, which " III
drIli shafts from four to twelve
feet in diameter, or ever larger,
has at last been perfected and the
invention thoroughly protected by
patents in all the civilized coun.
tries OF the word. A company
has been formed to build and oper-
ate the machines in Jasper coun-
ty, Missouri, the name OF the COM
pany being the Cincinnati Lar d
& Mining Co., and the date of its
organization Tuesday, January s,
1901. The officers of the com
pany are, Henry Crossman, ofJop-
lin, president, and ]. r. Baker, If
Carthage, secretary and general
manager. The treasurer is f. B.
Sheets, of Pacific. Missouri.
The drill will penetrate any char
acter of ground and drill circu
lar shaft 4 to IL feet in diameter,
or even larger, with the same ease
and speed that the ordinary steam
drill used in this section for put.
ting dawn four to eight inch holes
accomplishes its work, and as the
shaft is drilled it is caSed with ila
ulSr boiler iron, the cost being less
than the cost of the sinking and
by the ordinary method
now in use while in most cases the
speed rs much greater aud the shaft
is completed ready for the pumps,
u any are needed, as sooa rs the
drilling ~ donc--ReVie,o
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
MAxrHs OF c. p. HUNTINGTON.

The great secret of success is lying
by nest egg and adding to your little
store, never spending more than you
make, and being strictly economical.
False pride is an enormous obstacle.
I know young men in New York who
would not carry trunk along Fifth
avenue for all the frontage they could
pass, because they would be afraid
that they might meet some girl they
knew.
Another principle have constantly
obeysd IL business before pleasure"
The chances are as good to-day as they
were-they are even better. But do
not think that the life OF one who has
accumulated a hundred millions. more
or less, is in the least inspiring. 1t
dazzles. il bewilders the struggling
youth. II may inspire him for time,
but that Inspiration soon wears of.
Appreciate the value Of to-day. That's
my advice 70 young men. 1t has been
my rule through life--I am nearing the
century mark now-not to look for
ward, for the future is blank. To-day
Is the all-important issue. l have
never gone against the tide nor worried
while my schemes were maturing. A
farmer sows field Of wheat. To
worry over IL would merely sap his en-
srgy. The wheat requires his atten-
tion at the harvest
In my mercantile life have noticed
the mau who arrives at his post on
time and not one minute later, and who
leaves on tho minute and not one sec
ond later. He does no more than he has
to do and does not do that well. Then
there. Is the man who arrives ahead Of
time and works late II need be. He
takes an interest in his work and is
anxious 20 be advanced. have always
lived within my means and always
Strived for advancement.
WhenI wss q boy on my fathers farm
IN Connecticut I worked hard, utiliz-
ing every moment, for there was plen-
ty to DO. But II ! had any spare time
did chores for the neighbors. Inever
wanted for anything needed ] al
ways got it. But many buy things
they do not need. When / went to
New York Ia 1885 j had quite sum of
money, the result of my savings, judi
Gious investments, and little tradings
shout the neighborhood.
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
Lhat be Is somewha. of hortlouI.

that he Is somewhat of q horticul.
turist ss we'll. He has recent
put in hydraulic pumping pls {,
capable of handling 100000 gallons
of water daily, which will be used
for irrigating his orchard and vine.
yard. He now has 1000 fruit tr, Is
and 1000 grape vines set out, ali Of
which are doing well. Dell pro.
poses to soon have the model fruit
farm of the new county of Colgn
houn.
A Mexican working at the smell
ter met with what came near being
a serious accident last week. lie
was employed IN dumping Stag
pots. He bad dumped his Stag
and was backing up when he trip.
ped and sat down into an empty,
but almost red hot Stag pot. 1t is
said by those who witnessed the
accident that be "got a move ob
himself instantly, He now takes
bis meals standing.
Adolph Young has been employ
ed to lay out the new county road
between Clifton and Morenci. The
work Of constructing the road vii
be commenced at once, and will b.,
under the supervision of Road Sn
pervisor Webster. II is said that
the road will cost even less than
was at fret estimate, and will be 81
great Improvement over the nIj
road.
Considerable excitement was &c.
casionsd in Clifton one day last
week by the rumor that the cele.
brated kidnappcr, Pat Grove, was
in town. On investigation it was
found that the suspect was an ehi.
tor from the valley, who was busy
lodging divisionists.
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
Wilcox News.
For I6 to 4.
From Range News.

FROM Range News.
The construction ofa large smell
ter at El Paso by the Fedora
Smelling company will begin I'm
mediately. To begin with, the SINE
tier will employ $50 men. rh'
company not only owns the Pea
body mine In the Dragons, but
valuable mining properties IN
Mexico.
Burt Parker went to johnson
this week to put up couple OF
new buildings. That town is grow
ing substantially and is certain to
become a good camp.
The new school house is nearing
completion. 1t is fine looking
structure and a credit to the town.
Trees are being planted and the
grounds will be beautified aud im,
proved this spring.
Frank Libby, private secretary
and general manager for Col. H.
g. Hooker, has been in Bonita
with several men repairing bitches
and building bridges, intending to
put in 9 crop. Col. Hooker and
M. L. Wood will divide the water
this year.
DIR. r. A. Alton was called by
wire to J. T. McKInuey's place
near Bowie Saturday afternoon.
Joe's two children were quite sick.
We understand they are improv.
ing rapidly and will soon be enjoy.
ing their usual health.
Joe Boot, the stage robber, part.
ner of the notorious Pearl Hart,
Arizona's female bandit, escaped
from the territorial prison last
week and has not been apprehend,
cd. He was trusty and cook at
the time be quit the prison.
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administrator of the
estate of James r. Nicks deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said Ad-
ministrator at his place of business
in Solomonville, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in the
County of Graham, Territory of
Arizona.
Dated January 3rd, 1901.
GEORGE M. NIoKs,
Administrator.
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
Clifton News.
Frsm he Copper IRA.

FTen the Copper EFG.
Gus Clark, ex.chief of police of
Phoenix returned this week from
his Blue Jay mines, ten miles from
Stafford, says Phenix paper. He
has shipped two and one.bslf car
load of good grade copper-bearing
ore 10 El Paso, the last SIX tons
showing better than earlier ship
ments. Mr.. Clark came in posses
sion of three claims last year. He
says they are the best In the dis.
trict. He reports q marvellous
change in Stafford, the -four city of
Arizona, during the last six
months. 1t leads all the CHA val.
ley towns in point of population
and progressivenesS. according to
Mr.. Clark's estimate.
Dell M. Potter is generally re.
garded as mining man, hence his
friends will be surprised to learn
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Almo., Daily at the Price of weekly

NA'tuoSe DuhAy ~ tno tGtN0 OF weekly
The pre.ia nusI campuisa i
over hut the rnrid gr"s % i,,i
the same and is fuil OF news L,
learn This news, jus' as it is
promptly and impartiall,-all that
you have to do is to look in the
columns Of The Thrice a.a Week
Edition. Of The New York Worid
which comes - the subscriber 1856
times year.
The Thrice. a. Week Worlds dill.
gence as a publisher of first news
has given it circulation wherever
the English language is spoken
and you want it.
The Thrice a-Week Worlds re.
gular subscription price is only
sl.O0 per year. We offer this uu-
equaled newspaper and and THE
GUARDIAN together one year for
1920.
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01

To make room for our car Of
dishes we will sell Drop Head
White sewing machines at s27 90
Olney, Ijams Hardware Co. 2t
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
sLned Up.

First Dootor--wasn't Skinner once
a patient of yours9
Second Doctor--For q NtsSS while
I diagnosed him as man who
wouldn't pay his bills.--Puck
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01

For harness, saddles, Whips,
brides and all kinds of extras 20
to H. W. Olarkson, Stafford. eff
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
no symApaems,

xua~es-I s'sak RogsnthaI VOC goina
20 fall again. --~--.--
Col .n--I tfuk Ao<. I choosE mes
hina, undt hs VOC in ysrx low spirita-.
Brooklyn NfSI ~saauSBn@
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01
Lost

A two-year-old bay mare colt
with one white hind foot and ;
small white strip on the nose
Anyone finding and returning hei
to Mrs. W. B. Fonda, Stafford, will
receive a reward of $40.
Graham guardian., 1901-03-01

FOR SALE-A good sewing
inquire at Lou Birdno's
residence, west of town. If
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-07-19

Officers of the British steamship Saxo-
line, which arrived at Wilmington, Del,
recently from Cette, France, to load oil,
brought two sea herons, one with bro
ken wing, and the other, its mate, that
refused to desert the wounded bird. 1t is
uncommon for these birds to get into
midocean, yet when the Saxoline's voy-
age was but half over the birds flew into
the rigging. one breaking its wing by
striking against 4 yardarm. 1t fell to
the deck, was picked up by an officer OF
the steamship and placed in an mprovis-
ed cage. Its mate steadfastly hovered
over the ship until finally the door Of the
cage was opened. Instantly the second
heron flew from the rigging and entered
the cage, where it remained with the dis.
abled bird.