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Arizona republican., 1904-01-08

winter quarters. Mir. O'Leary goes to Long Reach. Ind, where he is pictur ed as wading through snow&rifts up to his neck. The second picture shows Mir. McGirnis headed for Phoenix. It also shows a force of carpenters engaged in building Q. fence around Phoenix to keep him out. But the art Est was only trying to be funny, and if there are any more rich Chicago peo- pie who are desiroUa of comiG8 here to raise cows. they will Be just as warmly welcomed.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
THE MERGER CASE
The Arguments in the Suit Brought
 by Minnesota Begun.

Washington. Jan. 6.-The argument in the case of the state of Minnesota versus the Northern. Securities com pany, involving the legality of the con- solidation of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads in the secur- ity company. begun in the United States supreme court today.
 The case involves the, same general issues as are involved in the proceed ings of the national government against the securities company, but there are some differences of opinion regarding the law governing it.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08

The power canal, 1t is hardly neces- saTy to state, Is the first construction enterprise of a permanent nature In connection with the storege plan. It is to run from the head of the storage basin to the dam site. skirting what will be the water line when the basin Is filled with water. By 1t power is to be developed for cement manufacture if it is manufactured at the dam site, and power is also to be generated for use in the construction of the dam proper. Water will be developed from the canal in a permanent elecTIc plant to be sutuated just below the dam, and transmitted to the valley below for such pumping plants aes may be installed in future years.
 The construction Of this canal invol- yes some tunneliHg and some blasting through hard formations in open cuts and a great deal of eXcavating The plans while on exhibition at the recla- nation office in this city were gone over by many we'll known contractors and 1t was provided that bids might be submitted on portions of the work as well as all of it. 1t is therefore assum- cd that there we're large number of bidders for some parts oi the work and it will no doubt require some time for comparison of bids and proper .calcu- l&ti@as. to determine what bidders are successful. But Immediately the awards are mace |. is expected a small army of raan will be placed at work along the Hne nf ttse canal
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
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Arizona republican., 1904-01-08

farm house, and supplying him with plentyful chalk, let him "go it. to his hearts content. The first oportunity came when, his father having secured him a position on the Portland OTeGo- nian, he left the farm at SilvertOn-
 When I left home that time" said Davenport, "I was escorted to the sta ton by brass band. Hes too big fer this place. the neighbors said, so l went away in a cloud of glory. Well. I was on the Oregonian just one day it took them only twentyfour hours to find out and tell me that couldn't draw."-January Outing.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
A JOAN OF ARC.
Mother Jones Is Very Seriously Sick
 at Trinidad.

Trinidad, Colo, Jan. 7.-"Mother' Jones. known as the Joan of Arc of the U. M. w. is i'll with pneumonia at a hotel here and is under the constant care of physician who says her con- ditto i< critical.
 Mother" Jones is 64 years old.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
DIETRICH TECHNICALLY
He Was Not United States Senator
 When He Committed an 0ffense.

Omaha. Jan. 77.-The trial of United States Senator Dietrich in the circuit court on an indictment alleging brib- cry in connection with the appointment of the postmaster at Hastings, Neb., progressed rapidly today. A point
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
A NEW PLAN
(Continued from Page oneJ

sailings have been advanced to four ner cent and on sailings during the latter part of this month to 10 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
BIDS WERE OPENED
Another Step Taken in the
 TOntO Storage Project
People of This Valley Will Anxious ly Await Awarding of Contracts for Excavation of Power Canal.

Washington. Jan. 6.-Blds were open ed at the interior department today to furnish the power canal for the great irrigation &am to be built in the Salt River valley near Phoenix, Ari- zona. The work Involves approximate ly S100, eco.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08

Fortunate is the man who doesn't receive a Christmas box from a pUgi- list.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08

Saturday Jan. two performances. matinee and evening
 play of pronounced power. < story of love and laughter. hate and tears. The acme of realism. The master piece of dramatic construction. Com plete marvel of stagecraft
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08

The small boy is willing to believe in Santa Claus just before Christmas Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
The Fatal
 Wedding.

Greatest meiodramitic sensation .u the history of the stage.
 Prices $1.OO, 75c. soc and 25c. Safe of seats at Goodman's.
 Matinee: Adults. soc. children 2Sc.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
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The greatest of all down eas, plays Richard Goldan's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
he confederacy, which will be held here

the Confederacy, which will be held here
on October 26th-2sth.
Miss Mary Claiborne. Miss Annie Mann,
Miss Sarah E. Cabcll. Mrs. Robert Budd
and Mrs. E. w. Grlgg were appointed al
#ternates. Committees were appointed for
the entertainment and reception Of the
delegates coming from various parts Of
the state to attend the convention.
A very active trade in lumber is 60
Ing on through the river here, and the
'harbor is full Of vessels loading and un-
loading lumber.
The recommendations OF the Committee
on Public Improvement that the bid Of
the Barber Asphalt Company, Of Phila-
delphia, for sheet asphalt ut $16o per
square yard. and the bid OF The WASH
irgton Block and Tile Com PAM. OF Wash.
ington D. c., for asphalt block pavement
al 81 per square yard. were a1opted BY
the Council.
y Mayor Jones sent communication to
the Council recommending the closing OF
bar-rooms from midnight until S o'clock
In the morning. ltswas referred to the
Police Committee. who Will prepare an
ordinance on the subject. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Chesterfield Court.

Especial to The ITlmes-Dlspatch.)
s& CHESTERFIELD G. H.. VA. Oct. A.
The civil docket was called in the Circuit
/ Court to-day. and six or eight common
law suits We're set for trial during this
term, The hrst Of these will be heard
on next Monday the court. adjourning
Tallaferro and Company VS., Condrey
and =, Fleming and Christian ys; Henley
t were ne sults.set for them day Of
The II, following days, up to and Including
Judge Watson will go from here to
hold court In NottowaY. this week, tho
term there beginning Thursday. A petit
Jury, was drawn to-day for the cases next
week. The most important suits viii 90
over TO the November term,
The suit OF w Q, Watkins against the
Richmond "a nd y Petersburg Electric Rail-
way Company for. failure to construct a
order Of court, in which an appeal was as
taken O. q 4 he verdict stths June term,
a az q the4 plaintiff 60 has been
ment to pay $4,000 In settlement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
V'I.R /, {:
BR IEF1S

Special to The ri,ncs- DIspatch.)
CHATHAM. VA October IA mass meet
y Ing OF business men and citizens o. the Town wI
to organize a Business Men Association y
soliciting committee OF four and an ADVISORY
committee of ak were appointed TO report 4, a.
Friday nights meeting. when the assoe :,
CHESTER FIELD; TA.-Phil Turner, color
ed. who was convicted OF hghway ROBBERY
on the elsls ultima te.s was to-day sentenced
by the cosTt to eighteen years w. tha penn ~
tent!ary ntimated a. tirss Iaae nut NJ
seems now satisfied with the sentence. Sd
Minneapolis, Columbia and Prairie, OF the
training squad ron. are here loading soal prep,
said that the plan TO have the ceremonies
Incident to the changing Of comrnanders OF
the training squadron take place Mt Old Poitt
has been abandoned Rear Admiral wise.
flag on the Minneapolis off Pensacola, and
will be succeeded by Captain Bradford. who
becomes rear-admlrnl In the meantlme y
Is said that the Navy DEPARTMENT WOULD NOT
waters until November sth, the date Rear
Admiral Wiss rStires,
4 PERA, VA.-Au accident occurred last week
"a the dam of the Lynchburs Water CornPaiy
on the headwaters OF Pedlar Hlver, ~ W la.a
two men were seriously hurt one waite man.
Newman Staten and one negro Marcellus
Smith, which happened by the fall OF a bucket
OF dirt bs:>g raised from the foundatio OF
the dam by the derrlcks. The Injuries are
likely to prove fatal In both cases.
wine HESTER, VA,-While operating q
jolninE machine at tilaize Bros. planning mill
this afternoon, Frank Martin, an expert wood
worker was caught and hurled around rapidly
and had the four fingers Q, MS iett nt NAM
and Tonight is In q precarlous condition al
Memorial Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Il INTERESTING FACTS.

4 For Nearly Every Man Woman or Child
a snort tlme ago We published an arti.
Gle recommending to our readers the new
discovery for the cure Of Dyspepsia, called
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and the
cirtms then made regarding the wonderful
curative properties OF tllL remedy have
z been abundantly sustained by She f,cte
= People who were cautious about trying
new remedies advertised In the news
paners and were finally induced to give
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets trial were
+ surprised and delighted at the results;
IN many cases single package, costing
but 90 cents at any drug store, made a
complete cure. and In every instance the
most beneficial results were reported.
From a hundred or more received, we
nave space to publish only few OF the
i latest. but assure our readers we receive
50 many commendatory letters that we
shall publish each week a fresh LIST az
genuine, unsolicited testimonials, and
never publish the same one twice
s.. FROM James femmelsler. La Crosse,
Wis: Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
dong me more good than anything ever
tried, and J was SO pleased at results that
i gave away several boxes to my friends
who have also had the same benefits.
a From Jacob Anthony, ,Portmurray, New
Jersey: have taken Stuart's DYSPEPSIA
Tablets with the best results. ! had Dys-
Pepsia for six years, and had taken
great deal OF medicine. but the Tablets
seem to take night hold and I feel good
] am farmer and lime burner and /
heartily recommend to every one who
has any trouble with his stomach to use
these Tablets.
i. From Mrs, NJ, Is, West, Preston, MINI:
] have received surprisingly good effects
from using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
gave one-half of my last box to a friend,
who also suffered from indigestion. and
she had the same good results. ' n
From Mrs. Agnes 4. Ralston, Cadillac,
Mich: ] have been taking stuart's pys-
,pepsla Tablets and am very much bet
ter, and feel very, grateful for tha great
benefit ! have received in so short a time.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are certain
cure for all forms Of Indigestion. They
are not claimed to be a cure-all but are
prepared for stomach troubles only, and
physicians and druggists everywhere rec
onmend then, to all parsons suffering
from Nervous Dyspepsia, sour, or acid
stomach. heartburn. boating or wind on
stomach and similar disorders,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
Committed Criminal Assault on
FIVE PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Fit Key to a Lock and Dig
Tl7-c,-o11 a RricF WALL.
(speeIal to ThN Times.piepatch


sensation was crea ted In 5Accomac count,
this morning when it was learned that
i've colored pr soners had broken thel1
Courthouse last night. No trace has beer
seen of them up to tonight The prison.
ers obtained a key to their cells, It Is
said. from a colored woman. who came
She noticed the shape Of the lock and
pened one fitted the lock. The Ave men
all went in one cell about nine O'Clock
PRED Il Up p one 81 the Inside bars to the
4 cell and then commenced to p ok a hole
through the brick wall with the bar,
burning the wood work; It was very slow
tied their blankets to the inside bars and
slipped down to the ground and quickly
scaled the outside wall ~ ftf 4
They asked William Smith. a young
white man, held for trial for murder OF
last June, to go with them. but he re-
fused. They gave him warning that they
would kill him II he gave the alarm.
The principal prisoner wasBen Amos.
tbs Turyington, a merchant at Fair Oaks:
The negro got away. owing to Mr.. Tur-
.lington's being UNCONSCIOUS for over 4s
hours, and not being able TO talk.
forwards by the authorities In Trenton.
N.!J,Iand quietly brought back to the
Jail here, az there was talk Of 9 lynch ns
at the time Of the crime; ne, EdWa ara e; q;
Ben. n hobo, who publicly. In the broad
daylight; held up the officials Of the col.
orec fair at Tasley last August
and demanded the days receipts, was an
At the time OF his imprisonment Ben,
nett had $500 IN cash, a valua Bile gold
watch concealed IN his clothes. He 3
alceng The people Of the fair. He would
have gotten the full penalty and It would
have been a fortunate thing for the
State. Tho other three prisoners We're OF
minor Is Importance only serving short
sentences for non,payHent2 OF Zines nAd
other small offences
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
BICYCLE ACCIDENT.
Fine Fishing With Hook and
Line.
Especial TO The Tlmes-Dispatch,)

Especial to The Times-D spatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Oct. 4,-Mr,
Ernest Minor while riding on the streets
here, fell from his bicycle heavily to the
ground. resulting in the breaking OF his
left arm In two places,
Mr. John Burton, whose farm Is on the
hammock River above this city, in
Stafford county. raised from one acre OF
A number of the farmers in the same
county have made 500 per acre from their
land with this crop.
Fishermen are haying fine sport With
lp sahs and Potomac Rivers and and their
tributaries one gsaslssmsM, q few days
and others have made equally good
catches. a 60 81
Mr.. Atkinson Sullivan. OF Stafford has
purchased from Colonel IT. p. Cole two
building lots on the boswell tract, on
which he will occupy. @s
y Mr.. Richard Aubrey Johnson and Miss
Mary Rsdd Colbert will be married Ia
the AmissY!!le Baptist Church Kappa
at 3, o'clock +. NJ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
SWANSON CAMPAIGN. /
Speaks Twice Day to Large
Crowds in Home County,
Especial 10 The Ttmes- Dispat,

10Y tSpeciSl 70 Ihe FTtmeS-OjopAtch.) 9sg&5
DANV1LLE, VA, October 4.-Congress-
man Claude A. Swanson opened his cam
paigns in Henry county yesterday at Figs
boro, the banner Democratic precinct OF
the county, and in the evening at Leather
wood, Large crowds attended both meet
inss, and the enthusiasm waA convincing
evidence that there ia no decline in Swan
sons popularity in that county. In fact,
there is every Indication that his personal
and political following u greater than
ever before. He filled two other appoint
ments in the county to-day. where large
crowds greeted him. and big ovation
awaits him at Martinsville tomorrow
night. when he will speak in the town
hall III
He Is making Just as vigorous cam
paign as II his opponent were not already
overwhelmingly bea ten. He is In fine
trim for campaigning. and declares hir,-
self ready to make half dozen speeches
a day, II necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
CAMP Align
IN VIRGINIA
Governor Montague Speaks to
Large Crowd at Will
liamsburg.
MANY MI NJ LADIES ne HEAR He HIM.
Swanson Campaigning With
Splendid Energy in His
Home County.
Especial to III. Times. Dispatch,

Especial to The Tines ispatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, October IA
large crowd assembled at the courthouse
tonight to hear Governor Montague ex-
press the Issues OF the campaign. Quito
q number Of ladies were present. The
Governor spoke for an hour and a half.
and was given the closest attention. He
discussed the tariff, the trusts and linz
periallsm, and severely criticised the Re-
publican administration. The speaker was
frequently applauded, and in closing pleas.
antly alluded to the presence OF the ladies.
and said that they could do lots OF good
II they could not vote. Governor Mon
axne's appearance In the courthouse was
greeted with prolonged cheers. At the
close OF his speech he was accorded quite
an ovation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
HORSE SHOW
The Seventh cavalrymen e
Come Sooner Than Expec ted.

(special to The TImes-Dispatch)
n LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. 4.-The man.
agement OF tho Lynchburg Horse Show
Association Is very busy these days in
their preparation for the horse show to
be held here on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday OF the coming
week. and everything indicates that there
will be few II any better horse shows IN
the South this year. The building Is be:
Ing put In shpshape for the four days
event, and many details for the sxhibi-
tsa becys alanady oesn
at shows where he exhibits, is to be Sthe
biggest exhibitor as far as the number
eptFef 1 Heo eooeeFaSa ana Mr
sixty-four entries in all the hunting and
Jumping classes. Mr.. Smith viii show
two hunt teams, consisting o. o. tnre e.
hunters and three me
Hunt, OF which he q Is mister. He will
also show two large packs Of hounds
ipsiades not qay rs od IN: and y, xsll kHowS
Garnet Nipple lucy sullivan and
"09unqq!t,"" but many Ms,; ones Ys.,.
viii come from the Louisville show by a
special train Ut four cars. will bring
what is probably one Of the best pairs
haensss ahd x0E @heh havs
Little Boy Blue who has been a WIN:
ner in single classes everywhere. No
II 5es r ana fhia hs5
Twenty-Five blue ribbons last season, In
Guiding number Of championships.
one OF which was won at Madison Square
Mr. Sidney ]. Holloway. in addition to
his own well known hunters. Free
Lance" and Jack Frost. Fleurette"
ana Others, viii bring Mrs; e; DIE
has won a championship at Madison
Square Garden on more than one occa-
IN the hunt team Glasses there will be
Chester Hunt. Of New York: two from
the Cameron Hunt, one from the Orange
Hunt. and another from the Oak Ridge
Hunt Club. OF this city: The local team
Ter Josephine Mr. T Peyio aSiBAS Wlnfree
ayse snd Mt HSary n sbow
IN this team IA are al the same size And
local team. will DO properly turned out
and VIII have one Of the best teams
here this year.
Officer 81 The e calvary troop which ie viii VII
exhibit at each performance, stating
that he had been, ordered to leave WASH
lngton on Saturday, SO they Will reach
the city earlier than It was expected at
nent OF the Richmond Association arc
making strenuous effort to secure these q
men for that show but It is not known
there yet whether Or not the effort will
proba BY 80 from here to Rlchmond in.
stead OF returning direct to their quar-.
ters al Fort Meyer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
A. Stricken Fannilv.
fsneeiaI q rhe mines Dispatch. !

MO ~ ,.A,. Octooer ), -s.ss Icie
Jordan daughter Of Mrs. Armenia Jordan,
died at her home In Monterey Yesterday,
lad three SISTERS. all OF them pr.glat and
attract We girls. loved and esteemed by
all. To-day the third and last succumbed
to that fearful malady, tuberculosis Miss
MISS Georgia., youngest In age, loilosed
in December. and Miss Icle, the last OF
the family, to-day, Her age was twenty
eight years. and she Is survived by an
aged. grief stricken mother and two
Brothers, Messrs. Glen and yVlli-lm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
COMMITTED SUICIDE
BY SHOOTING HIMSELF
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) 3

E5s Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.)
8 FREDERICKSBURG, VA. oct. All
fred Dunston, son OF I Mrs. j.. Il, Dun
ston. formerly Of this city, now Of Wa sh-
ington. a you're man twenty years old.
committed suicide by shooting himself
In the head yesterday at the home Of
No, David Dempsey, in Spotsylvanla
who SAW him a short time inc Before 3 the the
deed was committed said he was In good
spirits. The pistol was fired in his room,
and no causefis known for the rash act.
w. R. Hall, OF this city, The remains
were bro ght here to-day and Inferred
in the family lot In the city cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
THE VALUE OF SULPHUR.

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Haneoek's Liquid Sulphur,
Used on the face Hancock's I.tduid Sui
phlr renders the complexion clarified,
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5Sa After sulphur bathing, prepared with
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur, the skin ls.lelt
to glow with renewed health and ANNA
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yield to Its power,
81 Leading pharmacists sell II, Request
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Co., Bal ttmore, Md. tsI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
In Hands Of Receiver.

- 1By "a ssocla ted Press.1 z
Valley. Falls Manufacturing Company.
operating 3.4Qo splndles and 100 looms,
with a pay. roll Of 5000 per. month, has
G. r. Wilson. cashier OF the Spartan
burg Central National Bank. was appoints
ed receiver. The application was made
by the company. which Is capitalized at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-05
.cHAM7ERLAlN's COUGH REMEDY
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