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New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
EQUITABLE EVADED TAX.
Hendricks Testimony Officially Re
leased by Mr. Mayer.
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Albany July 13-The report Of the testimony
made public In unauthorized form several days
ago was officially released by Attorney General
Mayer to-day.
Careful perusal of the ga pages Of testimony
shows that II rather exhaustively treated in
the first publication. but there few points
of Importance which were overlooked: one OF the
most significant OF them is contained in the testi
mony OF John Mc6uiness. jr.. who for twsnty-one
years has been In the employ Of the society. and
who occupies a confidential position with Mr.
Jordan. the Controller.
Mr.. McGuiness is the custodian Of the ledger OF
the company known the Tax Assessments OF
New-York City" This book shows that for many
years afidavits were made by different officers OF
the society 20 the effect that the surplus earnings
of the company belonged TO the assured and not
10 the stockholders. These aHidayits were made
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
LOSE V4CATION PASSES.
arrest of Ticket Forgers Causes
Woe an PittSbWrg.
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PittsE.:.z July i2-At the lowest CALCULATION
.a,,a,,.,,-eve people In this vicinity. many of
-, nersons of means have been shown to be
,,atrona Of the quintet arrested last night Tor
defrauding the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad OF
thousands of dollars in passes.
About seventy five people were to-daE &sKed 10
give ND vacation passes from Pittsburg TO as
tant points on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad'
There passes they confessed they had P9T- 1d
chased for a dollar TWO from Hlcharusoh fI,u
dafI T2eed Bvnon or Huche, who are unoer ar
rest. sx. s1 90 e2
The sums paid for passes range rom 81 ~ Sr So
While the officers who completed IHe a. , en-
Well what they were doing in buying the paper pc ~ II
has been decided not TO prosecute many % rot ont
persons as they clearly did not kno" al was i'o'
right.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
SAVES LIFE BY TRICK.
Doctor Pretends to RemoUe Bone
Girl Thought She SzeaIozced.
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Cincinnati. July 13-The life of Miss Clara
Hoffman was saved at the City Hospital to-day
through a feat that both the veriest char
latanism and a scientific application of sug-
gestive therapeutics. Miss Hoffman came to
the hospital apparently choking to death with
an ina ginary bone in her throat. Her condition
especially that of her nerves, was pitiabIe and
most dangerous, and she almost in the
throes of death No persuasion could convince
her that she had not swallowed small chicken
bone which had lodged in her throat
DR.. Langdon the local alienist was called
and he Immediately secured bone of the sort
the girl described between her chokings By
sleight of hand he pretended to withdraw il
from the young womans throat. The next mo-
ment she was entirely cured. and left the hos
pital happy and laughing. DR.. Langdon is GER
tain that the girl would have died.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
SENATOR GRADY PRAISES HIGGINS.
Says He Admires Governors Personal and
Official Honesty.

Albany July 13-Senator Grady took the occa-
sion presented this afternoon by the reception in
the Senate of several nominations from Governor
Higgins to renew his protest against partisan ap-
pontments or what should be non-partisan bodies -
At the time he paid a high tribute to the
Governor. Of whom he said:
For his personal and official honesty. conscien-
tousnese in public duty and capable and fearless
adInuistra tol no member of his own political party
has greater admiration and respect for him Than
l have.
The appointments confirmed were the members OF
the state Water Supply Commission and of Oliver
Nichols, OF South Onondaga Onondaga Indian
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
TR4IfP SAVES TWO LIVES.
Stops Runa5cay Tcam-GetS $40
Rezcard.
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Bridgeport. Conn, July 13.-The bravery of a
tramp saved Mrs. Perrault and her daughter
from serious injury. If not death, to-day. Mrs.
PeTauit is q summer guest al Southport. This
morning she and her young daughter drove 10
this city. In Fairheld-ave. the team of spirited
horses became frightened and started to run.
Mrs Perra uIt was unable TO control them and
the reins were drawn from her hands and trailed
along under the horses feet. The carriage
sWayed from side 10 side in a perious manner.
John Murray was sitting under shade tree.
lie saw the runaway horses and sprang at the
head OF one Of the horses. His grip was sure
ano he clung to the bride until the horses were
brought TO a standstiu
Mrs. Perrault wss grateful and asked the
name of her rescuer.
I'm John Murray, a tramp" he replied. He
was rewarded with q SO bill He smiled,
thanked Mrs. Perrauit and resumed his seat
1hoer the shade tree 10 enjoy his rest.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
NOT VOLCANO,S VICTIM.
Wife Does Not BeHeUe Merican
Explorer Dead.
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Salem Mass. July 13.-The Rev. Peter H. Gold
smith, who reported TO have met his death the
volcano of Mount Coma, Mexico. while ascending
take photograph. Is the pastor OF the Old
First Church. in Salem. He left here June Is
in search OF minerals and plant life for the British
Museum and Harvard College. He lived for some
years In Mexico had a thorough knowledge OF the
country and his wife will not believe that he has
been lost She had a letter from him on Sunday
dated at Guadalajara. long distance from CoIima
and cannot understand how he could have covered
the distance from Colima in such a short time.
The fact that the report itself comes from the
city of Mexico. five hundred miles from Colims
inclines her TO the belief that there Is some mis-
take. Or. Goldsmith is native Of GreenevilIe. s
c.. where he born in lS65 He graduated
at Furman University In 1884 and the Baptist
Theological School at Louisville in 1858. He
ordained 1ireeueville the year. lie has
held oastorates at Gallatin and Versailles and in
1884 was called To the Temple Baptist Church. IN
philadelphia, where he built a church.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
GEN. WOODS WIFE ILL.
That Is No5o Thought the Reason
for Their Sudden Trip Home.
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Boston, July 13.-The real reason why Major
General Wood came from the Philippines to
Boston, 1t was reported to-day. was to bring his
wife to Boston hospital and place her under
the care Of physicians upon whose skill he could
rely. General and Mrs Wood came quietly and
first stayed at the Touraine. But the generals
arrival heralded abroad. and it was not
day before there were a score of rumors as to
his reasons for coming.
Mrs Wood is at st. Margaret's Hospital
in Mount Vernon-st. in the care of the Sisters OF
st. Margaret. and under the direction of the
Mother Superior. She is not confined to her
bed. and no operation has yet been performed,
but friends of Mrs Wood believe that after
some weeks treatment at the hospital there
may be an operation.
General Wood has been dividing his time be-
tween Boston and his old home down in the
Cape
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
ALEXANDER C0LLAPSES
Al Ne1cs Kept from Him-Irouble
Acute Since June 10.

Completely broken down under the strain Of
the Equitable fight and long years - suffering
from chronic disease. James W. Alexander. the
deposed president of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society. is in sanatorIum Long ISL
and. according to one of his friends. His con-
dition is so serious that his family is greatly
alarmed as to his recovery One Of his sons is
with him ali the time his friend said.
Mr. Alexander, according to the informant.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
T. F. RYAN'S AMBITION.
Wants to Succeed J. W. Daniel IN
the Senate, 1t Is SAID.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Richmond. Va, July 13.-Thomas F. Ryan, of
New-York it is said here. aspires to represent
his native State in the United States Senate.
and for that reason conference of his Virginia
friends will be held in the near future. Mr.
Ryan is still citizen Of Virginia, voting in Nell
son County, where he born. 1t is said that
it is his purpose to succeed Senator John w
Daniel and that if he can secure this honor he
will retire from business
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
DENMARK AND THRONE OF NORWAY
How Report That Prince Charles May As
cend Throne Is Regarded in Sweden.

Stockholm. July 13-Charles R Flint. of New
York, arrived here to-day and had long inter-
view with Minister of Marine Palander. Mr..
Flint declined to state the object of his visit.
The semi-official "Dagblad" referring to the
rumor that Prince Charles of Denmark may as
cend the throne of Norway, says:
1t would cause astonishment. not to say worse,
if Denmark allied herself with a country which
through revolution robbed a lawful king Of one
of his thrones
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
TORNADO HITS ROSEBUD.
Windstorm Kills and NaimS IN South
Dakota.

Fairfax S D.. July 13.-One person was
killed and fourteen injured. two probably
fatally. by tornado which swept portion Of
the Rosebud Reservation to-day.
At least three small towns known to hava
been struck by the storm. Roy McFadden was
killed near ST Elmo. Eight persons in
jured at Herrick and several buildings destroyed
At Burke six people were injured. including
James Jensen. his wife and baby, the latter
two of whom may die.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
NUTINY At MOSCOW.
No Confirmation of Report at st.
Petersburg.

St. Petersburg. July 13. $40 p. m.-Rumors
are current in this city that four Grenadier
regiments at Moscow have mutnied. and that
at Warsaw yesterday certain officers refused
to give the command TO their men TO fire on
persons who were making a demonstration
Not the slightest confirmation. however. is OBJ
tainabIe of these rumors
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
FLoATED ON BACK THREE HOURS.
Two Others in Party Drowned Through
Foundering of Their Boat.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

Ogdensburg. n. Y, July 1S.-Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Kerouac, of ST. Herbert. who have been
married only about year were drowned together
in La Grand Fourche, Temiscouata County by
the laundering of a boat yesterday in which they
were out for a Mrs. Dumont a sister of
Mrs Ksrouac. who accompanied them, was picked
up alive after having loated in the water on her
back for three hours.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
slckLEs MANSION SOLD AT AUCTION.

The old mansion of General Daniel e. Sickles.
in New-Rochelle, where he was born over seventy
wears ago was sold at public auction yesterday TO
make room for the development of the property into
building sites by the Sickles Land Improvement
COMPANY The house, which was once the finest
in New-RochelIe, was knocked down to John Fl.
Trenor a retired New-York dancing master for
s75O Mr. Trenor will remove it from its present
location in North-ave to his own property and
dt il up for a dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
KING LEOPOLD MEETS ]. P. MORGAN
IMPORTANT Belgisn Financial Projects Said
TO Have Been Discussed.

LONDON July liking Leopold OF Belgium came
T" DoFer from Ostend to-day for the purpose Of
sse-lg J. PlerpoDt Morgan. who took luncheon with
ne King on board the latter's yacht After pro-
'Isea interview Tr Morgan returned to London.
y Is reported his meeting with the King concerned
- 80 financing Of important schemes for the devel-
NFAient OF the Belgian littoral
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
LOST ON PIXIES PEAK.
reared that Two Young Women Have Wan.
dered from the Trail
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0oiorado Springs. Col, July l3.-The Misses Edna
@ - 'esephine Filter. Of Maquoketa. Iowa may be
~ = On The slopes OF Pixies Peak, and the Sheriff s
Nee has been appealed 10 for help.
meg Were members of burro party Of thirty to
.u 19Hu uae Peak Tuesday. On the descent they
,,s al the Half Way House. intending 10 take
n sn ~. from Manitou yesterday
ana .esfeq they have wandered from the trails
psTtv ICONS lost or accidentally killed. A searching
F-'y IS being Organized
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
GOV. HOCH ASKS DELAY.
Battleship Kansas May Not Be
Launched on august IL.
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Topeka, Kan, July I3-Governor Hoch has asked
that the launching OF the battleship Kansas be
postponed to some later date than August 70 be-
cause OF important engagement ne has in Ne
braska that day.
Governor HOch. when asked what fluid he would
use when naming the ship, said:
My preference is that the ship shall be christened
with water; If the matter is left 10 / shall
certainly rule that only water be used. IF. however
is Of the Navy Department to christen
the otherwise. and 1t has the say in the mat
ter then. of course, I shall be guided by the de-
partment's suggestion
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
HARvesTERs WORK BY MOONLIGHT
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Omaha July l3.-The shortage OF hands in the
Nebraska harvest fields is so great that those
workmen who could be obtained are working till
midnight each night by the light of the moon
The paid double price by the farmers
Tor the extra hours they work
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14

eappoine chief Russian peace
Rosent the
teen fromh
in
of A.. H. Humm andB for enbe
los on nyachtNo
Exctem in French Chamber
in Merchan TrusC
New ri Stat Banker sne al ~
Further develop in cotton
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
CONSCIENCE FUND OVER s4oo 1000.

Washington. July IA contribution to the
Treasury conscience fund received to-day carries
the amount beyond the 100000 mark The fund
was established IN 1911.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
TO CHICAGO OVER NIGHT.

l.,SS.s Pennsylvania Special" 5s-honr train.
NOME New York at 2:55. arrives Chicago next
road-S Se-, - SO q. IA. VIA The Pennsylvania Rsll-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
EIGHT HOURS TO CLAYTON

"a, .s7,jo sacond Fmpire" of the New York Central
Isaye NV York I:57 p. M: Albany 4So utlea te
-. arrive clayton 1900 p. m; AleAAld'ia Day
Il 90 y. p!.- 1alt.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-14
LOW RATES TO PACIFIC COAST

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Ask agents for Bull
letin OF Reduced Rates.-Advt.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07
FOR SALE
IHAvE FOR SALE

Three room brick at 435 East Mon
roe st.
Three room adobe at 4S9 e. Monroe
Street.
Four room brick, with city water,
rear of 435 and 439 on alley on East
Monroe St, all being on lot 8, block II,
city of Phoenix, for $500.
Six room cement and plastered
house at I'll y. Third ST, being lot 3,
block "a. Churchill addition; newly
painted and papered, with bath, sink
and city water for $500.
Six room cement and plastered
house at 705 n. Third St, being all of
lot >, block "a, Churcnill addition to
Phoenix; all in fine condition for
S14OO.
Seven room house at s. e. corner of
Sixth avenue and Monroe SITS, 545 w.
Monroe St, lots . and II, block Sc,
city of Phoenix. City water, electric
lights. sewerage, bath. trunk room,
shade. brick barn in rear, for $4,000.
Four room brick, with good well, 2
lots. each 50x137 1-2; last house east
on Desert street in HOOpers sub divi-
sion of Dennis addition, for $1,000.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07
TEMPE
TEMPE BOYS o. K.


Los Angeles papers are paying con-
siderable attention and devoting much
space to the Tempe boys who are
playing football on the UniveI sity OF
Southern California team. That team
played its first game this season last
Wednesday. its opponent being a
team from a local military organiza-
Jion. The L. 5. G. came out much To
the good, the final score being IS to
0. On the University team Chester
HaiEIer played cente-, Charles Haigler
played half, Clarence WestOver play
ed a tackle and ShUte an end. Juan
OchOa arrived there the morning of
the game but was put in the last half
and made the only touch down made
in that half. Considering that this is
the first time he has played football
in the last ten months, it's doing pref
~ We'll The Los Angeles Times which
reached here yesterday contained a
good account of the game and printed
three excellent pictures, one each of
c. Haigler, Ochoa and Westover. From
that paper it is learned that all the
Tempe boys played good ball and
acquitted thems elves with credit. A
feature of tire game was a 20 yard run
for a touchdown made by G. HaigleT
in the first half. During the same
half he scored another touchdown.
There is a possibility that another
Tempe man, a prominent member OF
the normal football team, o. rather
who was at one time a member of that
team. will also attend the California
school.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07

vices were conducted By Rev. c. p
Wilson and were under the auspices
OF the odd Fellows The pail
bearers were all members OF
that order and were I. Y. Stewart.
Price Brown, Howard Woods. w T.
Brown, Andrew Nelson and John
Birchett. a choir consisting Of Miss
Mcneil, Mrs. Gage and Messrs. Miller
and LUnd rendered appropriate music.
During the hour OF the funeral many
of the business houses wee closed out
of respect to the deceased for Nj
Harris was a man we'll known and
highly regarded here by all who knew
him. He was A years of age and ii
native of Texas. He had. however
lived in and around Tempe for some
thing over twenty years, and TO- the
past few years had been live stock in
spector of this district. He is sUrviv-
ed b. a wife and seven children. the
eldest daughter beng a member Of the
normal class Of 1906. Her classmates
extend the following resolution OF
sympathy:
Tempe. Ariz.. Oct. .. 1905.
I'VE. the members Of the class of
1906, tende-ly offer to our classmate
and her family, our heartfelt sympa-
thy in their recent Bereavement and
and deeply mourn their loss.
CLARA GLEN
HAZEL HENDRIX,
"ECLA GLEN.
Committee
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07

GENTLEMAN wants management of a
good ranch. Address V, this office.
WANTED-Situation in private fam
lily. Healthy woman. Address Box
100, care Republican.
WANTED-General homework in city
227 Polk st.
WANTED - Situation as practical
nurse; 10 years experience. Address
w. l., care of Republican, Phoenix,
Arizona
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07
MESA
IN THEIR NEW ouARTERs

The Mesa Trading c1.lraEl r.
menced moving inJo ta-.r reE lU.-
ters in the Vance bUELluE lusr e
pleJed Thursday and rEier-.
moving yesterday They were E-
ed owing 10 the Uov-lE nc D'. - ~r
ley < Co. who w-l- ka-elt--- a--..
the whole OF what Is known 1-
Johnson block They were e1ul
10 move 10 make place cor fz
Gibbons < Co. who win aer-r
building formerly occupied by .a
StapIey * Co. Leseur GlHHr-s E ..
are moving from che corner l-
TO allow The Mesa CITY E-1l-
purchased tina, building. to trlsSH-..
into "a modern bank bLIdiu-- -
Just now Mesa is essentially H-
move. but all Co bette lu-rr-r
that all viii lie happy-Nleu tas
moved
DRAMATIC co.'s SECOND NiG1T
The Home Dramatic company
peated Meg. or the CANA u
Camp III the Mesa opera house -
night 10 a fairly large audience 81
ager Jones received -le new
so thar the new setting was llea -.
proved over the other ul-lt-
PERSONAL MENTION
The Mesa canal is rCuu.l- run
and the farmers are sulHH--
is plenty of water fo- -r-ll
Il buyers don't show Uu Ir-l
for some of the property b.
pulled Off the wark-- on lr-sa-.
owing TO the iwpe-Cs tlar rlH
abundance uC water Is Swing
planting.
President g. T. Hafe= Was N H
ness visitor i'm Ph,--IE ya-.rr
Ed W. Jones went -H l...e-
terday ON "a brief business tr.E
AR Briggs WIS visitor r1 --- .
ital city yesterday
g. R Hakes IT. yc--ea daE rlH."-
the deal in Pomeroy Bros 81 kr
Office started some time 1885,
ne sold twenty acres el~- o- lr-H s.
w A Trent.
The Arizona Hardware ana h
company ~ Mesa VIII have r
demonstration o0 the 1Iai=~r-t
at thei- store for one vee5 rn
ing Monday next Tsara Ult g.
expert baker direct fr1n tle
featuring institution where rr-
ranges are made and le r
housewives of Ne=a $40 llal.
wonde- fuI range ana il-.-...-
others. This IS "a rare opp. ltH-.
the housewife TO get acquainted H
all there is 10 know lhF-t ranges
she should improve -he ouT.arT-l.-t
HoIdren's automobile came bags -r
Mesa for repairs yesterday tl.
was soon pu- I'm repairs all utt
ready for future duty
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07

WANTED-An experienced s enogra-
pher and typewriter with college and
business training would like a posi-
ton at once. Address Y Y Z, Re
publican.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work, family of three. Address SIG
\. Third st.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work Mrs. p. T. Hurley, 7O7 S.
First avenue.
WANTED-Girl wishing to attend
school to assist with homework for
board and small wages. 2. o. Box
1923.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work at once. Apply Mrs. w. NJ.
Bell, 90 n. Second St.
WANTED-Millinery apprentice at
the Fair.
WANTED-GOOdr ranch hand. Apply
at No. 312 Fleming Block
MANAGERS and agents for Arizona
and California. No canvassing re-
CURED; exclusive territory and no
competition; ten to twenty dollars
profit on each sale. This means live
money for live men. The l. Sampey
Generator Co, at Bottoms, A s. 3rd
avenue 10 to u a. m.
WANTED-Ranch and dairy man
Steady employment to right party.
Inquire of J. D. Smith, r. r. No. 4.
WANTED-A good cook. Apply 341
w Adams st Mrs. Butler.
WANTED-At once, girl 20 work in
pleasant, convenient country home.
Apply Arizona Hardware and Vehicle
company.
WANTED-By Chicago wholesale
and mail order house, assistant man
ager oman or woman) for this county
and adjoining territory. Salary $50 and
expenses paid weekly; expense money
advanced Work pleasant; position
permanent. No investment or exper-
fence required. Write at once for full
particulars and enclose self-address-
ed envelope.
THOMAS J. COOPER & CO.,
1872 Lake St. Chicago, III.
GIRL WANTED-To work in dining
room at Lawrence restaurant oppo-
site fire house.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07
NOTICE.

The DelmonicO restaurant which has
been owned by French Dan and QuOn
Nun has been sold to Jimmie Yuen &
Co. All creditors of the former own
ers are notified to present their bills
at the restaurant between Oct. 1 and
Oct. p. at 2 p. m. for payment. All
parties VINO fail to file claims by Oct.
q, Will not be paid by the new owners
JIMMIE YUEN & co.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF APP,
PERPETRATORS CANAL.

There will be an adjourned meeting
of the regular meeting of the stock
holders of the Appropriators' Canal
company on Saturday at 2 o'clock p.
m. at Padget hall for the election of
directors and such osher legal business
as may come before the meeting.
By order OF the stockholders.
ADA IRWIN, SeC'y.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07

The funeral of J. II. Harris was held
yesterday afternoon from the under
taking parlors Of Me:ryman & Moore
and was largely attended by sympa-
thetic friends and relatives. The ser
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07
FUNERAL OF J. H. HARRIS.

Tempe Gallery will save you money
on kodak work; open Wednesdays.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07
Board and Rooms

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms and
board. No tuberculosis. % s. Ninth
avenue.
FURNISHED rooms with board in
private family. 1894 Prospect st.
Take Brill car.
FURNISHED ROOMS with board;
use of bath; in BrilFs addition. on
car line. Also new tents for rent.
9O1 Pierce St.
LEES RANCH-5k miles east OF
Phoenix, open for the season. Terms
reasonable. Good well water plenty
cream and eggs, camping ground
with board by the single meal. day
week or moRth. Also light house
keeping tents. Write Mrs. Lee, r.
+. d. No. l.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-07

WOLF for Date Greek rar O. r.r r
visit at the -a-Jtr'S home