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his six year sentence May OF tlst yeas the
verdict hailed throughout the country as notable
Instance OF the triumph ani civic deeey against
A corrupt political ring. The charge that Alrn bad re
money the propreors VI certain Vicious resorts
Minneapolis payment for protection VAS supported
By apparently ndsputable evidence lie ausrf pracba
conceded hopelessness OF bis BY hrns NrH
Hampshire where time he remained 10 EiIug hhrH
taken back Minneapolis and placed trial All lawyers
refuge the last defense OF hard pressed criminals
the plea OF tnsanlfy-out the court found hiu guty
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opinion all u the unanimous.
evidence presented The maority opinion holds that ~he
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finding the indictment faulty b. accept
conclusive yet IL In way ntgaea Fact thu
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-03-19

. M the light OF such a decision as that handed
4 Ndowu by the supreme Court Of Minnesota III
the case OF Ames, former Mayor ~ MinH~
- apols II Is hard 10 escape the conclusion mat
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Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-28
"Dick Wick' Halls Romance

The Martinez Herald publishes quite romantic story about Dick Wick Hall. Briefly told, his name is not Dick but De Forest Hall. About eight years ago he married young lady in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, the daughter of wealthy banker. After only few days of married life the brides father compelled her to leave her young spouse and he came west, changing his name to Dick Wick Hall
 While submitting to the separation the young wife refused to get a di- vorce and remained true to her ban ished husband. Her father dying re. gently she inherited his estate and immediately sst on foot a search for her husband, being rewarded for her search last week by finding him in Phoenix. wbere, she presented to him their seven year old daughter who was born af ter his departure. To have a wife and child restored to man after SC aration of eight years and to have them accompanied by a for tune is streak of good lu ok not often accorded young man in Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-28
THE CHA VALLEY CANALS
 IN COSTLY LITIGATION

The water suit commenced last year by the Smi thville and Central canals against other users of water above them, has now grown to rather gigan. tic proportion
 At the April term of the court de- murrers were sustained to the com plaint and leave given to amend. This has just been done, the amended com plaint having been filed late last week,
 This amended complaint by order of the court, instead of making only a few companies parties to the suit, brings ip all companies and users of the waters of the Gila, all the way from the box canyon above Solomon vile down to the line of the Apache reservation.
 This was done that the court might by one general decree tix and adjust the water rights of the people of this valley, and having fixed and adjusted their respective rights, appoints com missioner to distribute the waters ac. c,rding to the decreed rights of each.
 This litigation has caused and will cause considerable expenditure oi money, and has been som what vexa- tious to many of the people of the valley, but we believe the inten tion of the cour is to do great and lasting good for the people, but it will take time to accomplish it. Guardian.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-28

con tiuues, and since some important 1 connections have been made through the Tranquility ground, the company will prosecute all further work from this shaft. The Tranquility force will therefore be transferred to the Silver Thread hoist which is to be the opera ting point hereafter in that group.
 Asst. Supt. S. W. French of the Copper Queen company, is thus quot cd by the Review; "The big plant at Douglas is working in manner entirely satisfactory to the manage ment, and the Copper Queen company is producing more copper than ever before in it's history. It has taken some time for the new conditions to adjust themselves, incident to the starting of the new machinery, but all the difficulties have been overcome, and the increased production of the Copper Queen company is now an ac. complished fact. Is the Copper Queen smelter ready now to treat all the custom ore that may be sent there?" was the next question asked by the reporter. Yes," replied Mr. French, i've have completed our ar engagements in thIs respect, and are now prepared to take care of all the custom ores in this section. We have not invited the shipment of ores to the smelter prior to this date, for we were hardly in position to handle them, owing to the delay in the com. pletion of our sampling works, but all this is finished now, and the Copper Queen smelters have already treated several thousands tons of ore from Old Mexico.'
Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-28
Globe Drug Store

Asks the readers of this paper who are suffering with indigestion or dyspepsia to call at once and get bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. If you knew the value of this remedy as we know it, you would not suffer another day. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a thorough digestant and tissue building tonic as we'll. It is endorsed personally by hundreds of people whom it has cured of indiges- ton, dyspepsia. palpitation of the heart and stomach troubles generally. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digcsts what you eat. It is pleasant, palatable and strength ening.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-28
Weak Hearts

Are caused by indigestion. If you eat a little too much, or if you are subject to attacks of indigestion, the stomach ex- pands, swells and puffs up against the heart. This crowds the heart and short ems the breath. Rapid heart beats and heart disease is the final result. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat. takes the strain off the heart, cures in- digestion. dyspepsia, sour stomach, and contributes nourishment, strength and health to every organ of the body. Sold by Globe Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-28
THE ARIZONA
 MINING FIELD
Items About the Mines and Min eraI Development CuIled
 From Exchanges.
TREASURELAND OF AMERICA

peports From rlauy Districts in the
 Territory, Telling of Important Discoveries, Active Operation and Organization of New Companies
Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-28
A Different Tune

She-Before we were married you used t. sing, Every Morn l Bring Thee Violets."
 He-Yes, but now it's different. Every month pay the meat bill.- Chicago Journal.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
BANDITS DERA|L
PASSENGER TRAIN
Two Are Killed and Many
Wounded.
Switch u Turned and Train Run
ming at As Miles an Hour Dash
e. Into a Coal Mine
Building.

Springfield, ILL.,. Sept. a. The
diamond special on the Illinois Cen
trail WAS deliberately aud suooessfully
robbed at An early hour this morning
by unknown parties At Barclay 10
miles north Of here.
While running at . speed Of 40
miles an hour the train was thrown
into the Barclay Coal Mining Cos
Mine switch. An official Of the road
says that the switch light WAS out
and the switch was turned to run the
train into the mine building. Two
people were killed outright and ,
large number injured. A large
amount Of cash aud valusbles was -.
cured by the robbers. There IL no
clew to the perpetrators Of the crime.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
PETER l CROWNED.
New King on Throne Of serv,a.

NeW AAuk vi uIOu6 VI oeIvl4.
Belgrade. ServiA. Sept. 2i.-Peter
was orownedKing ofServiA today with
out hitch In the ceremony. Thous.
and witnessed the coronation and
49, ,O0O soldiers lined the streets
through which the royal procession
,passsd. a salute Of u gpns VS. lirsd
- tho king left the palscs provided By
offioers. hanked al around BY troops.
The king acknowledged cheers from
the crowds BY . military salute. and
continually peered at tho crowd on
either side - though trying 70 detsr.
mine the real feeling Of the populacs.
Behind the kings carriage on . pony
rode the lttls GROWN Prince who w
created warmly The thirty posud
crown which the king wore was very
uncomfortable. A grand reception
1t the palace followed the ceremony.
The grand illumination takes place 10.
night In all parts Of the country.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
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increase our capitalization to 90, 600.
We will offer to investors . limited
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know that with the oulmination Of
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The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
$4,000 tor 1oc.

II the Chamber of Commerce sell
. million copies of ''Missing LUX"
puzzle someone will get ten
thousand dollars for lOc. Puszle
now on sale at Chicago and st. Louis
and arrangements are being made TO
place it 10 the fair grounds. In sd-
dition to this grand prize there will
be . thousand solution prizes Of go. 90
each. II
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21

forces in MAnchuria. telegrAphsd ~
follows:
IAN investigation of the trophies
captured by us made since our last re-
port. shows the number Of Russian
buildings occupied by us in the neigh
borhood Of Liao Yang station TO be
S53 houses and 2I+ warehouses. cover
ing an area Of 5s. 900 square yards.
We also siezed 81. 3O6 bushels Of bar
ley rice. wheat and millet; 800 ,sses
Of ke rosene, 800 cases of sugar, l68
tons of coal and much cordwood.
The amount of coal captured BY Cen.
kurok' will be reported later.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
SURPRISED sY FRIENDS.
Home Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Julius Nc
Candless Scene Of q Merry Crsvd.

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Candies Scene Of Z Merry Crsvd.
Mr.. and Mn. Julius McCasdles
we're the victiDs Of . s1Fp-ise party
last evening. Just - the shsAss of
evening fell over their paeasast hose
in west Florence . large psmbsr of
friends appeared 1t the front door md
rang the bell. When Afs. McCasd-
les answered the call shs fvsnd .
party loaded down with baskets and
buckets OF good thinss to eat. No
explanation was oeosssary. The hone
WAS 1t onos illumiDsted with sas
lights sod the guests given full posses.
sion. Ths evening waa spsnt in mo
sic and games and . jollier set never
gathered for . surprise party.
Late in the evening refreshments.
consisting Of sandwiches and coffee.
fried chicken, pickles. fruit. assorted
cake, ice cream. etc.
Those present were Mr.. and Ars.
Hyde, Mr.. and Mr.. J. 8. Aackey,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry FitzesrrslI. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Lang. Mr.. Lynn Smith
Mrs. ]. J. williams. Mrs. Robert
Roberts. Mrs. IsAAcs. and Mis- Esth.
or Hastings.
All had delightful evening and
none enjoyed It more than Mr.. and
Mrs. McOapdless
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
Alya Adams the Man.

Denver, Sept. 2l.-The democratic
state convention WAS called to order
BY the chairman of the state central
committee. Senator Teller v ~ made
temporary chairman. 1t has been
practically agreed that Alva Adams
will be nominated for governor. The
first congressional district delegation
got into . row aud organized two
conventions.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
Elevator Burns.

St. Joseph. Mo-, Sept. 2I.-The
elevator Of the South Park Elevator
Company burned today. The fire
was caused by spark from . passing
locomotive. burning six cars Of grain
also destroying 400. 90 bushels OF
wheat in the elevator. Loss about
$iOO. 900.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
Bank Thief Arrested.

San Francisco. Sept. Sl.--Chsrles
Semie. former cashier Of the National
Bank Of Akron. Ohio. was arrested
here this morning on . charge Of
stealing $40. 900 while in its employ
three years ago. semle aad just re.
turned from South America.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
JAPANESE ATTEMPT TO
FLANK IS FRUSTRATED
Russians to Make Stubborn Resist.
ance at Mukden--Attack at Port
Arthur Results in japanese Gain

St. Petersburg. Sept. 2l.-A Japa.
ness effort 70 flank Kuropatkins left
was prevented Monday, accoI ding to
= report received from Gen. Kuropst-
kin today. He says that the Japa-
nese wore observed east Of Daling pass
whom several companies attempted to
flank. The Russians went iuto &C.
tion with cavalry ana machine Suns
and the japanese were sue ,essfully
beatsn back.
These ATTACKS probably caused the
report that Kuroki had crossed the
Hun river and turned the Russians
left with 100. 900 men.
Toxic. Sept. si.-The japanese 70.
port that Kuropatkin will offer de.
termined resistance at Mukden. The
czar'a troops are strongly entrenchsd
there in great Numbers and . big
battle 10 now imminent. Field Mar.
shall Oyama will press Kuropatkin IN.
til operations are stopped py snow.
He will then guard the advance posi-
tion and be prepared in the spring to
resume the work whare he left of.
Ohee Foo. Sept. 2I.-The attack on
Port Arthur was resumed at day break
this morning. The capture yester-
day OF two impor tant forts gives the
Japanese 8 much better show for
lighting. 1t 10 believed here that the
fortress will succumb this week.
Toxic. Sept. 2l.-Field Marshal
Oyama. commanding the Japanese
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
Men Wanted.

Portland Cement Works. Rock
work l7c per hour. Any nationally.
l4-24 Portland Cement Co
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21

Through sleeping oazs aaiiy bsswssn
Pueblo and 81. Louis via the santa
Fs In oonnsesion with tAs Wabash.
II A O Palmer. AasoA.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21

Toxic. Sept. 2l.-Field Marshal
Oyama. commanding the Japanese
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21
WALnER BROS
LOBACH BLOCK
FLORENCE
Moore ssss HIS Finish.

Considerable amusement wss ersst-
cd At the Rio 0rands depot at noon
By . couple Of baskets standing on
the platform one on top Of the other.
The burial oases were sucassd in
heavy Wrapping paper srch - oopss
aroand uswspapsr stook anA o. oas
Of the cofIins was she address wsit4sn
IN Iafss prtns :--"nx Parts. Ylssence.
Colo. +" ssnS rspsblsoaas wsfs Ilsas
sroash 70 ~ thss 6snases Aooss eew
his Anish and hsd ordsssd tie sa1kss
for bis own sss aftss ths dsasessa4ts
county couvsntios.
The daily tribune., 1904-09-21

I nnd noshing bsstsr Ses livss u
ranes0sat and ccostipastoo sinn
Chanbaslssu's 6bsoseh - Liver
Tablsts. LIZ AndssWs. Dss Aoinss
Iowa. For sals by Ill drs0gisls.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-09

its out-of-d guns will be transform
ed into modern fertilization with a
first-class armament Of heavy mortars
and long-range guns. With the COM
pletion Of Fort Candy Uncle Sam will
have at the mouth Of the Columbia
river a series OF triangular fortifica-
tions taking in Fort Stevens, Fort Co
lumbia and Fort Candy, which COM
blned with the mining Of the river
entrance would make II impossible for
a hostile ship to come into the CO.
lumbla. While Fort Candy occupies
the station furthest oceanward, II 10 on
the north side Of the river. Naval ex-
perts regard Fort Stevens as the. most
important fortihcatlon. About four
miles across the river to the north and
a little eastward stands Fort colunn-
bia. An enemy's feet entering the
Columbia would be subjected to the
cross fire Of all three forts. Botn Fort
Columbia and Fort Stevens are COM
plete and up-to-date fortifications, and
the new Fort Candy viii be a model Of
Its class.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-09
Football Scores.

st. Louis-IIlinois 81, washington o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a, Le-
high 0.
Annapolis Midshipmen IL, Virginia
military academy .. =
Hanover-Dartmouth 81, Vermont r.
Ithaca-Cornell 81 Hamilton Q.
winiamsport- carlisle Indians To-
Bucknell 4.
Cambridge Harvard %, Maine 9.
westpoint-cadets 49, Dickinson ..
Ann Michigan ., Kalama-
zoo college ..
Seattle-w washington So. Whitman O.
rinceton-Prihceton ls, Washington
and Jefferson 0.
Seattle Washington university 80.
whitman college 0.
New Haven-Yale "a, Pennsylvania
State college Q. si
Berkeley-C California 10, Olympic o.
Sanford niversity-Sherman River
side Indians s, Sanford 0.
J New Columbia IL. Williams o
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-09
SEVERAL NEW ENTERPRISES.
Flour Mill May De Added to Astoris's
Industries. !,sssr AZ

Flour Mill May De Added to Astoris's
Industries. An
In connection with the movement for
new hotel. II is interesting to note
that several large new enterprises are
contemplated for Astoria in the. near
future. A prominent local capitalist
has agreed to furnish half the neces-
sary capital for -four mill, and MEM
bers of the commercial bodies win en-
deavor to find another man who wants
to go into the huisenss. The estab-
lishment OF glass factory is also
contemplated. The west buys some
thing like 1900 carloads Of glassware
from the east every year, and all OF
this quantity could as well be manu-
factured at Astoria. Just as soon as
the hotel proposition is out Of the way
the other proposals will be taken up.
The disposition on the part of the
active men of the city to hustle for
Astoria was never more apparent than
at present, and the coming year will
see much good work done.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-09
Single Conspiracy Cause Of Many
Assassinations Covering Per.
iod OF -Four Years.
AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE"
Inspiration Comes From Band ar
Rev0iuti0nists, Mostly Re
cruited From Siberian Elk.
lies In Switzerland.

st. Petersburg, Oct. S.---The Russian
police are convinced that the whole
series Of terrorist crimes beginning
with the assassination of Minister Of
Public Instruction BogoIiepof by Peter
Karpovitch in 1901 and including the
murder Of Minister OF the Interior
sipiaguine in 1902. the two attempts
upon the life OF NJ. Pobiedonostzeff.
procurator general Of the holy synod,
the shooting Of Prince oboIensky while
governor of Karkoff in 1902, the mur-
der OF Bogdanovitch Ufa in 1908, the
working out Of four other plots and I'm
ally the murder of NJ. Plehve last sum
mer Is traceable to common assas-
sination conspiracy. While some links
In the chain of evidence are lacking.
the long investigation revealed the
fact that the inspiration comes chiefly
from a band of revolutionists mostly
recruited from exiles to Siberia, Nv
ing on the shore Of Lake Leman.
Switzerland. where possibly il located
an @executiye committed such as d.
rected the bloody reign Of nihilizn
from 1873 to iss2.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-10-09
AT HEDRIck's THEATER.
New Bill Tomorrow Will Be Top.
noteher.

New Bill Tomorrow VIII Se toP'
noteher.
The weekly change Of bill at He'd
ricks win bring in program tomorrow
such as funlovers and people OF good
musical taste will delight to witness.
The entire bill is comprised Of stars
who have pleased large audiences In
the cities OF the east. The world-re-
nowned Jupiter Trio has starred from
New York to San Francisco, and is a
whole entertainment itself, and an ex-
pensive combination to bring to AS
toria. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Carter are
the cleverest musical team on the coast
and furnish Just the kind Of amuse-
ment that pleases everybody. In fact
this Is an evenly balanced. swell show
all the way through, every act full Of
interest from start to finish. Manager
Hedrick has always endeavored to pro-
vide the best show in the city, and will
continue so to do. Corner Twelfth
and Duane streets.