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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21

Look at me! Look at mel" pleaded
the distracted lover. See how your
aloofness affects me! Only give me one
glance"
"Oh. don't tempt me-" said the gentle
damsel, keeping her eyes averted
Don't tempt me to look at you. have
a fever blister on my lip and can't
laugh. Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21

Fielding lies in th burying ground OF
the English factory az Lisbon, without
q stone to mark the spot; Savage died
In prison at Bristol, where he was con-
fined for a debt of eight pounds,
Butler lived a life OF perjury and died
poor; aatterton, II e child of genius
and misfortune, de- troyed himself
Homiletie Review.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21

IF Collins was
/ causing mental
sold his copy
,ost" for SIS at
finished his life
lived in poverty
died prematurely
Lee died in the
Re of perfect war
Jdsniith's Vicar
Id for a trife to
Zip of the law;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-01-21

In want: the dea
through neglect. I
arrangement; Msi
right of "Paradis
three payments
In obscurity; DE-
and distress; OF,
and through hu,
street; Steele live
fare with bailifs
OF Wakefield wa
save him from (.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
THE DOOMED ALAMEDA
The Rocks Eating the Pacific Liner
 Away.

San Francisco. Oct. 2.-The steamer Alameda's engine room Is filled with water and she is flooded between decks. Expert divers have discovered that the vessels plates have been torn away in many places and that it will be impos- sible for the pumps to overcome the inflow Of water
 The greatest Injury sustained by the Alameda was at. the point where she first struck the rocks. Since then the tides have redoubled the strain upon her plates and torn her bottom hope lessly so that the engines are at last engulfed and the chances of rescue are materially lessened. It is the opinion of experts who have examined the wreck that the Alameda will go to pieces in a short time.
 The freight that Is now being saved Is for the most part undamaged. The forward hold has been held clear of the water thus far and the underwriters will be able to record a substantial saving from this point The after hold Is for the most part submerged and the freight may be a total loss.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
A NEW KIND OF A BANK
A Financial Experiment to Be made
 in Chicago

Chicago Oct. 2.-Chicago capitalists today gave to the financial world something claimed to be distinctly novel when they opened a new institu- tion to be known as the Mutual bank
 The new institution is asserted to be the first of its kind in the country which. organized under existing laws as a bank. and owned and operated by stockholders. divides it's profits equally with its savings depositOrs. The Mutual profit sharing plan under which the new bank is to be operated, between the stockholders and savings deDositors after the usual guaranteed 3 per cent semi annual dividend has been paid to the savings depositOrs and three per cent has been distributed to the stockholders. This profit-shar- ing goes to the point where if at any time the management of the bank de- sires to carry any surplus out of the earnings to the profit and loss ac- count it must be done out of the stock holders share of profits, and not from that of the deDositors.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03

Judge John Clayton Gray. one of the judges of the court of appeals and one of those wnO voted against the re- versal of loatricks conviction, was as- sistant attorney of New York county and participated in the prosecution of Patrick
 The opposition brief of District At torney Jerome. drawn, it is said, by the late ex-Justice Judson $. Landon, a short time before his death and filed by Assistant District Attorney Howard Cane. characterizes Senator Hills com ment upon Judge GFays participation In the Judgment of the court as being such that mo degree of eminence of counsel could render it respectable"
 'The suggestion that Judge Gray violated the proprieties in taking part in the case is as contemptible as it is impudent," the district attorneys brief says.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
MR. ROOT IN CHARGE.

Washington, Oct. 2.-Ar.- Root. form ally took up the important duties of secretary of state. He came early. ro the state department. as did MT. Bacon the new assistant secretary and pre- sented the latter to MT. Lo0nis. the re- tiring assistant secretary Naturally there was much for MT. Loomis 10 dis- cuss with Messrs- Root and Bacon as neither of these gentlemen had kep- close watch of the recent developments in international relations and It re- mained for the retiring officer to pIace them in possession of a multitude uf facts connected with important bending diplomatic issues. It probably vii re- quire at least two days time t0 com plete the turning over Of this class aE business and consequently MT. Bacsz has not yet taken the oath of office. la order not to disPIace MT. LoomIs srl- cialIy.
 NJ Jusserand, the French ambassa- dor was a caller. coming to the depart ment by apOintment about noon and re- maining with the secretary half au hour. His principal business was the presentation of the grave issue whic-s has arisen between France and Vsue- zueIa-
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
Insurance CrOokedneSS De-
 veIOps in Chicago
A BANKRUPTCY SUIT
Against the Western Life Indemnity Whose General Manager Is De- clared by he Bill to Be the Chief Beneficiary of the Concern.

Chicago Oct. 2.-Individual bank ruptcy proceedings were begun today against F. I. lRosenfeld, manager of t.e Western Life Indemnity company, already the subject of much investiga- tion on the part of several policy holders, and if the new move meets with success, Rosenfeld will be com pelled to testify concerning his inter ests in the Western Life Indemnity company The involuntary bank ruptcy proceeding against Rosenfeld, individually, was filed in the United States district court by Attorney Solo
 mon Levison for the complainants while Judge Kohlsaat in the United States circuit court was hearing argu- ments by Attorney Isaac Mayer. de- lending Rosenfeld, General MOulton and the insurance company. against an ac- counting the appointment of receiver for the insurance company and the re- ference of. the entire difficulty to master in chancery
 Rosenfeld was described as a "traf- flicker for his own personal profit and in utter disregard of the rights of the policy holders" in an intervening peti- tion presented before Judge Kohl saat. in federal court today. Rosenfeld is charged with making s50,000 by his purchase of a contract as general man ager and the assets of the company are set forth as vastly smaller than its liabilities. The security life and an nuity company, with which it is pro- posed to merge the life indemnity is declared to be a small concern whica has not sufficient strength and finan- cial ability to perform the policy con tracts of the indemnity company"
 The intervening petition was drawn in behalf of Mrs. Ida Stratton, widow of James Stratton Of New Orleans, who it is alleged holds an unpaid death certificate for S4O0O against the in- demnity company. The assets of the company are set down on the first Of the year as s4SS,000 and are said to have dwindled under Rosenfeld's man. agement until they are now but S313,- OOo
 The bill asserts that there are thou sands of outstanding policies amount ing in-the aggregate to S13.O00,000. It submits that the assets of the com pany are nowhere near sufficient to May last. Rosenfeld had refrained from sending to policy holders the custom ary monthly statement regarding the condition of the mortuary fund.
 "The proposed merger" says the bill. would mean the transfer of the mem bers and assets of the Western Indem- nifty Life to Rosenfeld." It,is alleged that under the law the Security and Annuity company has no right to as sume the contracts of the Western h. demnity company and that the death claims under such a transfer would be null and void.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
A POSSIBLE sETrLEMENT.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Wm. H. Stead, at torney general of Illinois may now take complete control of the investigation into the affairs of the Western Indem- nity Life Insurance company and bring about a settlement which will be agree able to the policy holders. While ar guments for the appointment of a re- ceiver for the company, and for an ac- counting were in progress before Judge c. c. Kohlsaat in the United States cir cult court today. Attorney Walter w. Hawk. who represents a number of all legged unpaid policys, declared that movement is on foot whereby the po- Hey holders and offPials of the com pany will each place in the hands of the attorney general all of the charges and information concerning the com pany. Two new intervening petitions were presented before.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
A Colorado Judge Dragged
 in the Dirt
RFSGINDfD AN ORDER
Committing a Town Marshal and Sheriff fer Contempt, an Often: e for Which He Had Hauled Up All His Colleagues.

Denver. Oct. 2-The spectacle of member of the judiciary being dragged about by a mob and forced to reScind an official order ended a day of tur moiI today at Brighton, Colo. the coun- ty seat of Adams county. adjoining the , city limits of Denver. A. H. Guthiel, county judge hauled the mayor, mar shal and members of the town board before him this morning and deliver ed a lecture to them for their alleged failure to enforce the ordinances against gambling and Sunday liquor selling. Following this he ordered the sheriff and marshal to gatheU the slot machines in the town of Brighton and when they appeared later with the re- port that they could find only one. Judge Guthiel deputized two men to arrest them fOr contempt In the meantime both the sheriff and marshal disappeared. The report of the judges action concerning the two peace officers spread through the town and caused much excitement.
 Citizens began to gather on the streets and fearing for his personal safety Judge Gu&Iiel boarded a Union Pacific freight engine as it was pulling a train slowly through the town. He ordered the engineer to uncOuple the engine from the train. 1t is said. and run to this city with him, threatening legal action unless the engineer com piled with the order. The latter re- fused to obev tka demand and while they were discussing the matter mob gathered around the engine and Judge Guthiel was dragged from the cab. He was told that he must rescind his order of arrest against the sheriff and mar shaI and upon being assured that he 1ar. n. -T
 leased and allowed to proceed to this city on a passenger train later. Judge GUthiel mas been at war almost con stantly with the other county officers since his administration began about a year ago and has had the officials and members of the bar before him time and again for contempt.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
HE PATRICK CASE UP
FOrner Senator D. B. HiIl's Extra
 ordinary Brief.

Albany, N. Y, Oct. 2.-The case of Albert T. Patrick, who since March 26, 1902. has been under conviction for the murder of the aged millionaire, Will fam Marsh Rice in New York City in 1900. came again before the court of appeals today in an aspect as remark able as any of the previous phases of this case. which throughout has been one of the most extraordinary in the criminal history of this state.
 Patricks counsel. Former Senator David B. Hill. presented a brief in sup port of his motion for a re-argument of the case, which was decided against Patrick by the court last June by a vote of four to three. In the course of his brief he points out that a son of
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
HE CARTER CASE AGAIN
Testimony Before Special Examiner
 Damaging to Defendant.

Chicago. Oct. 2.-At hearing of the Carter case before Special Examiner Wyman today the government attor- neys introduced Captain Carter,E off ciaI reports made to his superior off cer to show that he was on duty in Sa- yannah throughout the month of Jan uary, 1893, when as a matter of fact he was in New York January 1, ?, 9, f. 5, 6. '. s. g. 16 and IT,
 T was in New York on the days mentioned, but did not report the fact in my official statement although my superior officer knew I was absent from my station" replied Captain Carter.
 Records were produced showing that Captain Carter disbursed S29,0O to the
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
OFFICIAL LIFE
Resumption of Activity at
 Washington
THE BUSY PRESIDENT
hr. Root Takes Active Charge Of the Department of State and Engages io the Study of Diplomatic Intrica- CieS-Rs sturn of CorteIyOu.

Washington, Oct This was Prrsi- dent ROOsevelts first day ira the eNecl- tive offices for three months and he was busy from the moment Of his arrival until the close Of the official day. The president received cordial cougratula- tions on his fine physical condition He told several Of his callers that he never felt better in his life. following the hard work of the summer
 Among the congressional callers 0u the president were Senator Fulton og Oregon Senator Fulton discussed with the president some phases Of the land fraud developments, but no Statement was made about the details of the iu- terView.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
THE SUNDfRED KINGDOM
Further Arrangements for the Re-
 lease nf Norway.

Stockholm, Oct. 2.-Afser the kings speech from the throne had been de- tvered at the opening of the Riksdag today, the government introduced a motion requesting the house to. approve a proposal that the arrangements en- tered into between Sweden and Nor way should go into force from a date, which was left blank, when Norway took similar action.
 As soon as the Karlstad agreement IS sanctioned by the Riksdag and the Stortrng the king will submit a pro- posal authorizing the dissolution of the union and conferring on his majesty full power to recognize Norway as an independent state. When this is done the treaty of Karlstad will become binding.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03

Atlantic Contracting company, the Gaynor and Greene concern, in New York, Jan. r, IS, '95, and that subse quently $1O.0O0 was deposited in the Union Trust corSpany to the credit of R. F. Westcott Iris is supposed to represent Captain Carter's interest. of one third of the amount paid the con- tractors for government work in Sa- vannah harbor. Deposits aggregating this sum were made Jan. II, 16 and 21, prior to Mr. Westcotts departure for Europe. A mass of other documentary evidence damaging to the defendant was introduced later to refute the story told by Captain Carter that practical sion when arrested he received from his father-in-law.
 At the afternon session evidence was introduced to show that Captain Carter held power of attorney for his father in-law while the latter was travelling Tn Europe. The defendant was closely questioned in regard to financial tram sections in Nav York June :, 1895. when Carter paid Gaynor and Greene S50,OO0 on account. Bank accounts and records were exhibited to show that the same day this money-was paid to the contractors Captain Carter deposited S9,0O0 to the credit of his father-in- laws account in the Union Trust com pany and also purchased $9,500 worth of bonds. Later Carter deposited in terest coupons of those bonds to the credit of his personal bank account. Captain Carter explained the transac- tion by saying he was acting as finan- cial agent for B. F. Westcott, his fath- er-in-law and denied all connection be- tween the payment order to Gaynor and Greene and the bank deposits and bond purchases made in the name of West colt.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
RocKEFELLER's GIFT.
Ten Millions Turned Over to the Gen
 eral Educational Board.

New York, Oct. 2.-The s1O,OOO. 900 gift of John D. Rockefeller to the Gen eral Educational Board which was an nounced last June was paid to the board by MT. Rockefeller in cash to- day. In his letter of last June Rocke- feller announced that this gift would be forthcoming on the last of October in cash securities at his option and the cash was turned over to the board today.
 The $1O,OOO.OOO was delivered to the executive committee of the board while in session by F. T. Gitz. representative of Rockefeller and also d member of the firm.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
WITH MASONIC RITES.
A Building of the Golden School of
 Mines Was Begun.

Golden, Colo, Oct. 2.-With the i'm pressive ceremony of Masonic frater- nifty, participated in by all of the grand lodge officers of the state, and in the presence of three thousand people the corner stone of Simon Guggenhein. hall. the new administration building at the state school of mines, was success fully laid this afternoon. In the cop per case which was sealed up in the hollow of the stone, were placed photo graphs of Simon Guggenheim, his wife and young son. The address was de- livered by MT. Guggenheim.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03

cluded those for the turn of the month and for the quarter and also for very large syndicate transactions which were put through. Syndicate pay ments on the large railroad bond is sues were evidently re-deposited i'm mediately and became available in to- days money market.
 Movements of any extent were con fined to industrial stocks of little prominence and to a few railroad stocks which have been subject to pool operations for long time past.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
THE AMERICAN THROWN. 7
Tom Jenkins DefeateI F.. the Sultan's
 Wrestler.

London, Oct. 2.-Ahmed Madran, the Turk, defeated Tom Jenkins the American wrestler in two straight falls nere this afternoon. The match. which was catch -as-catch- can was for $500 a side and a purse of $75O.
 The Turk who is both taller aud hea- vier than the American had all the ad- vantage. He secured the first fall in nineteen minutes and forty-eight sec Onds and the. second fall in twenty two minutes and forty-six seconds.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-CattIe-Receipts 26.CGO; market strong. 10 cents high CT. Steers, S3.1Od $6.25; stockers and feeders. S215G$425; cows and can ners. SL5O@$ $4.25; bulls $2G$4.75; heifers. $2@$5; calves, $2@S7.25.
 Sheep - Receipts. 3S,000; market firm; sheep, SE25dS5; lambs, $4G S5.15
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
sHERIFF's INTERFERENCE.
Broke U3 a Prize Fight Near State
 Line.

Newport. Ind, Oct 2.-Sheriff J. Stephens yesterday afternoon broke up a prize fight by appearing at the ring side in the woods near the Indiana Illinois state line. Kid Hubert of Kan sas City and Carl Anderson of Ham mond, the principals, were in the ring when the sheriff apeared and announc- ed that everybody was under arrest.
 The crowdf of 300 made a break for the woods Anderson and his manager Kid Hennessy of Danville, III. were hand cuffed together and brought here. Hubert, who was stripped for the fight escaped with the crowd.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
METALS.

New York. Oct. 2.-Copper was higher abroad closing at 971 12s 6d for spot. and G7O 12s Cd for futures. Locally the market is firm; lake and eIectrolytic are quoted at $16-25G6 $16.50; casting at $16@ s16.25. Lead firm at S4.S5 @$490, locally; at Lon don it was a shade higher at e14 2s Cd. Spelter was unchanged at e27 los in London. Locally the market was firm withsspot closing at $5.95 6 $6.O5. Silver 615s; Mexican dollars, A.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
THE M'KINLEY MONUMENT.
The Corner Stone to be Laid Novem
 Der 16.

Canton, Ohio. oct. 2AzThe executive committee of the Mckinley memorial association announced today that the corner stone of the monument would be laid Nov. 16, by Justice Day.
 The trustees of the association. are expected to be present but there will be no formal demonstration. That will be reserved until the dedication of the monument when President Roosevelt and other noted men are expected to be present.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
ITALIAN MERRY PARTY.
1t Ended in a Fight Among Merry
 makers and Policemen.

New York, Oct 2.-Three Italian were shot and seriously wounded in a fight in a tenement house in Oliver street. tonight the continuation of a merry party that has been going on since early in the evening.
 Immediately following the shooting there was a brick battle between po- licemen and a number of Italians who had participated in the affray, and Po- HCeman John Reilly was twice stabbed in the shoulder, while two detectives were knocked down and beaten.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
THE PHILIPPINE STORM.

Washington. Oct. 2.-In a cablegram given out at the war department today the governor general of the Philip pines gives the latest reports of the disastrous storm that swept those is lands on September 26. The despatch says that 27 men perished on the coast guard cutter Leyte. and that the re- ports of damage wrought by the storm are generally discouragiug.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03

among the miners in the anthracite coal region and to see what steps are to be taken to avert the threatened strike. Mitchell, however. denied that he was going to see the president On such a subject.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
THE coMPANY,s CONDITION.

Chicago Oct 2.-State Insurance Examiner Pf0uts has made his report on the condition of the Western Life Indemnity company at the close of business Aug. 31. The gross assets he found to be s374. .944; total liabilities and deductions, S151.463: the balance for protection of contracts, S223.43S.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
A MURDER TIMED.
It Had to Be and Was Aeeonplishs5
 Before Midnight.

New York, Oct. Peter McInJyre. a private in the coast artillery. was killed last night in the barracks at Fort TOtten, Whitestone. L. L. by Pri- vate Wm. Snyder. The men QuarreIel during the day and Snyder early in the evening was heard 70 say in a saloon near the fort that he had Jo huIr5- back to the barracks as he had Co k.II Mcintyre before midnight He carried out his threat by plunging a bayouer into McIntyre's back
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
RETURN OF MR. TAEr-

Washington, Oct 2.-AfJer an ab- sence Of more than three months. Se-- retary of War Taft returned 10 Wash ington at 3:2T o'clock this afternoOa- The secretary will trelt Of his trip Go the Philippines in his annual report
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
TWO PRESIDENTS.
Mitchell, of the Mine Workers, on His
 Way to the White House.

New York, oct. 2-John Mitchell, the president of the United Mine Workers. arrived in this city today on his way to Washington to have an interview with President Roosevelt
 It is understood that the president has sent for Mitchell to talk over the threatened revival of the troubles
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
STOCKS

Anal. Cop. SAYS; Sugar, 14O5s; Ana conda, 124; AtchisOn, 90; Pfd., 1O4A N. J. Central, 213; c. & O., 5S%; St Paul, 1923; Big Four, 99&; c. & S., first pfd., 62A; Second pfd., 449s; Erie 5OA; Manhattan, 1651z; Metropolitan sos; M. P, 1O5A; N. Y. Central, 150; Penn, 144b; St. L. G s. F.. End. pfd.. 7O1A; s. P, 7OA; U. P, 1337s; Steel, 381A; Pfd., 1O57s; w U., 9315.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
END OF CUBAN BANDIT.

Guana, Cuba Oct. 2.-It is reported that the notorious Cuban bandit, Chino OreiIl has been killed by rural guards. OreiH had been condemned to death for several murders. Many attempts have been made to capture him.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
coRTELYoU AT wosK

Washington, Oct 2-POstmaster General COrteIyOu concluded his an nual vacation today and assumed charge Of the affairs at the plstoffIce department
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
GRAIN.

Chicago Oct. 2.-December wheat opened unchanged to H cents higher at 831A d S35s. Market closed at S43s. December corn opened unchanged atA lower at 431z to 43:, sold off to 431z 6D 432s, and closed at 43z. December oats opened a shade to r. lower, at27A to PTS OPS. sold off to 275s, and closed at 2L5z M 2IA
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
EIGHT HOURS IN NEVADA.

Reno. New. Oct. 2-The supreme court of Nevada today handed down a decision upho'dins the stiJurf1naI- ity Of the eight hour law. The law was contested by several Of the large mine owners.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
RIOT IN RUSSIAN PRISON.

St Petersburg. Oct 2.-Disorders broke. out today in the women's section of one of the -----' prisons here
Arizona republican., 1905-10-03
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Oct 2.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Tuesday and Wednes- day.