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Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
TERRITORIAL TEACHERS
The Result or the Late Quarterly Ex
 animation.

The territorial board of school ex- aminers has finished going over the papers of the last quarterly eXamina- tion and awarding certificates to teach CTS as 9 result of 1t. The number of applicants was record breaking. At least there was never anything like it in the history of the present admins
 tratiOn. About 64 per cent of them
 passed. Half of those who failed were recent arrivals in the territory and while they might nave averaged well in comparison with the other applicants they were woefully deficient in knowl- edge of the history of the territory and the school laws of Arizona. This tend ed to reduce their averages and in
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
GOOD FORM

Demands style in what men wear. How else can you get it than by being mea- sured and fitted by a tailor who un- derstands his business. You got to have your suit fitted on or you are throwing your money away. Our snappy up to date suitings are nearly all in. Just see our large stock of imported goods.
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Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
EothIng succeecs Like Success
Leading Specialist
 IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage of the leading business men, and m ost prominent
 citizens of Arizona. The nn.cfnr iE a Rradnata of
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS

The following transcripts of the rec Ords of the offices of the district clerk the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract and Title company.
 The records for yesterday were.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14
THREE WOMEN ARRESTED.

Chicago Police Think Part of Swim
 dIer's Gang Has Been Caught.
 Chicago, Sept. 13.-Three women are in custody here, and the police declare they have captured part of a band of swindlers. who, in the garb of nuns and priests, have victimiZed many resi- dents by soliciting contributions for an orpnan asylum, which exists only in the minds of the quintet. Several cos tunes such as are worn by nuns and priests were found on the premises.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-14

tance of 135 miles. The capital stock is $425,OO0. The directors are J. k. Hurley of Topeka, Avery Turner. Don A. Sweet, John O. Paul, A. C. Conrad, s. P. Madden of Amarillo, and F. r. Ripley of Chicago. The road is to be part of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe SySsem.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
Sorosis Shoes For The Baby

To the many mothers who nave worn
SOrosis Shoes with comfort and pleasure,
who have long desired that their children
should participate in the same foot satisfac-
ton, we are glad to announce that we have
just received line of Shoes for the Babies
which We believe is entitled to rank with the
famous womans line They are made in four
different STYLES, of soft Wei Kid stock, soft
flexible soips Just a little better than the
rest and the price no. more than the ordinary
shoe. None genuine without the .Sorosis
label
Any Style SOC Any Size
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
Smoking Jackets
For The Men

A Smoking Jacket is no longer 3 luxury.
IL is garment in a mans wardrobe that
this day 6ndsjts place in every. home; 9 1t
makes nice present for the father, husband.
sweetheart or brother We are showing a
nice line at popular prices
Mems Smoking Jacket in Hunters Green or
Plum Colored CheviOt. with white over-p plaid
self lining. large patch pockets, cE IN
turned back cuffs, braid trimmed VO'VV
Mems Smoking Jacket of Green and Brown
Scotch Mixture; BOTTLE green, narrow striped
self lining; turned back cuffs; c. ON
trimmed with fancy braid; each. pO'VU
Ferry Cloth Bath Robes; Beautiful Oriental
and Block Designs; full length, good weight;
trimmed with heavy cord and tassels. A
much appreciated present for thecc M
men: each ............. DOsUV
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
One Third Off on Misses and Childrens
Coats

Our stock ut Misses and Chiidrens Coats
is still very complete, nearly every size, every
style and cloth is represented. All new, this
seasons latest creations. Big values at
800, $50. $500, 50 SO, $500, $500, and
IS co. You may deduct ne-Third, which
will make them, without question, the best
values in Great Bend. and a very acceptable
Christmas present for the little girl.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15

Novelty Suitings. Silk lined Jackets Short
Circular Skirts Suits ranging in price from
slO.OOouP to the finest at $50 90
We will allow 33la per cent discount on
any suit; which will bring them down 70 cost
and even less in many instances. and shon!d
be an Involvement for the coming Holidays
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-12-15
MEMS SWEATERS

We carry all the staple colors as well az the
most up-to-tha-minute styles in combination
colorings. Most any combination of two or
three colorS you may desire
Mems Woo Sweaters in plain White, Blue
and Green Fancy Biscuit Weave THIS is
one Sweater We want you to be sure and
compare prices on We are show O. ~
ing these at ......... ............ ....-. VA.UU
Well selected patterns and good wearers:
Blue with white stripe around body; Red with
black stripe around body; Black with red
stripe around body; these are e. q IN
pecially good for ............-............ Vl.OV
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
THREE CO TO JAIL FOR
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Young Man Brutally At
tacks His Father With Help
of Two Others

Frank Kazasewsk Jr., John Shutz
and Annie Shult2. an Poles. were arr
raigned in city Court today ON a
charge Of assaulting Frank Krazasew-
ski, the father of one of the prisoners.
The assault occurred ia the home Of
the Krazasewsh in oak street on SUM
day night and the victim was brutally
beaten with clubs. His head was
swathed I'm bandages when he applied
for "a warrant yesterday and his con-
dition was deplorable
After hearing the evidence Judge
Cochran today sentenced each Of the
defendants to pay "a fine of $50 and
costs and be imprisoned for one month.
The case of Frank Kamalski charg-
ed with murderously assauting his
brother Joseph KamalslN, with a hot-
he, was continued until next Thurs
day The latter was able to appear in
court today.
James Conway was held in 5000 bal
for the upper court on charge of thl
larceny of four brooms, the property
of George Mcdowell.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
LEVY COURTMEN
VISIT GAUSEWAY
Inspect Locality Where the
Water Company Has
Asked to Lay Mains
PERMISSION WAS THEN GRANTED

Members of the Levy Court before
holding their regular weekly meeting
this morning visited New Castle to in
spect the causeway where the Della
ware Water Improvement Company OF
New Castle has applied for permission
to lay water mains. The application
was made several weeks ago by Will
liam II. Cooper, counsel for the COM
pany.
The new concern has a contract for
supplying New Castle with water and
also wants to extend pipes along the
causeway to the power house of the
Wilmington New Castle and South
ern Railway Company. 1t was after
| IL o'clock when the court convened.
On motion of Commissioner Salmon
the company was granted permission
to lay the pipes but he suggested that
they be laid as close to the fence as
The court passed a bill to pay
Charles A. Cannon, of Appoquiniminlk
hundred. $3.50 for sheep killed by dogs.
The damages were appraised by w.
/ w. Naylor, George W. Roemer and
Lemuel e. Walker. disinterested far
liners of the same hundred.
Under the law passed by the recent
! Legislature the court today appointed
| DR.. Irvine NJ. Finn and DR.. Peter w.
Tomlinson resident physicians to COM
nit insane persons. The fee for COM
/ hitting an insane person is now 81.
but the physicians have given notice
that they will ask to have il increased
TO the former rate, which was IS.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
Tooo Holds Russians Safe.

London. April 25.-The Hong Kong
Of the Express says il
is most unlikely that the Russian fleet
will be able to get through the Gordon
established by Admiral Togo. There
have been no attacks by scout vessels.
Admiral Togo has hitherto received
most of his information concerning Ad-
miral Rojestvensky's movements from
spies ashore. These are stationed at
every port in the China seas. They
send every item Of intelligence to To-
kio, whence It is sent to Admiral Togo
The japanese knew the Russians We're
leaving Kamranh Bay hours before
the French Government knew IT,
Admiral Togo also has fast scouting
vessels covering a wide area at sea. II
is believed that he is nearly in touch
with the Russians. It is understood
that he will make the fullest use Of his
torpedo boats. i'm which he is enor-
mously stronger than Admiral Rojest-
vensky.
II Is expected that he win attempt to
sink the transports, and possibly some
of the warships in night attacks. A
general action is more likely to be
challenged by the Russians when In a
tight corner than by the japanese.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
MANGLED REMAINS WERE
IDENTIFIED BY CLOTHES
RELEASED ON DEPOSIT

Mrs Maria Hartman. who was fined
Sc and costs IN city Court on Satur-
day for refusing TO connect several
houses in South Harrison street with
the sewer, Indignantly denied in The
Evening Journal Office today that she
paid the fine TO save herself from be-
ing sent to the worllhouse.
The officials az the police station to-
day stated that Mrs. Hartman was
compelled TO produce St2S5. the
amount OF the fine and costs. before
they released her. The entry on the
police docket beside her name Is "out
on deposit"
Mrs. Hartman appealed the case TO
the Superior Court ana IN the event of
the lower court being sustained the
amount OF the fine and costs win be
retained by the police; otherwise IL will
be returned TO Mrs. Hartman.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
CONSIDERING
QUIGLEY'S BILL
Levy Court VIII Get Attor
ney's Opinion Before
Taking Action
COUNTY OFFICIALS HAVE WORDS

Consideration of the quarterly bin or
Clerk of the Peace Winncld S. Quiglcy.
which Comptroller Chandler IS holding up
ON the claim that it IS excessive. occupied
much of the time Of the members of the
Lcvy Court this afternoon. The amount
of tho bin is about Sl.S00, but the comp
troller holds that several hundred dol
lars should he deducted thcrcfrom.
His contention is principally that Mr.
Quigley has charged too much for maxi
ing out the assessment list
When court adjourned at nopn. the
committee On sheriff clerk and attorney
composed OF Messrs McFurlln. Logue ana
Salmon, mes to consider the bin, but no
actioa was taken. AT 1SO O'Clock tho
court met as a committee of tho whole.
everyone being excluded from the room
but the members and Mr Quigley and
Mr. Chandler
The court remained IN session for near
ly an hour when Mr.. McFarln, chairman
of tho committee which has the matter Ia
charge stated that It was decided to So
cure an opinion from the courts attor-
ney, Horace G. Knowles. before proceed
ing further. The opinion is 20 be sub.
mittad TO the court next Tuesday.
Former Attorncy-Gonoral Ward was
admitted to the room while the court was
meeting as committee of tie whole. II
was learned that Mr. Ward informed
the court that Ia his opinion the bin was
correct. as he had examined bills OF the
clerk of the peace while he was attorney.
general which contained practically the
same kind OF charges.
While the committee was In session this
afternoon Clerk Qugley and Comptrolei
Chandler had some words over the bin
during which Mr. Quigley accused tn,
comptroller Of making a personal matter
OF il.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
WHEN THE CIRCUS GOES
TRAIN SHE'D WILL FOLLOW
Big Structure at P, B. & w.
Railroad to be Torn
Down

Ringing Brothers Circus will arrive IN
wilmington about the middle of May ana
a part Of their cars will be ouartered un-
der the train shed at the p, b y w. rail-
road station. 1t will be but one-night s
stand. however. and shortly after the cIr-
Gus departs the work of tearing down the
iron structure at the depot win begin.
This work is made necessary 10y the ad-
vance of work on the elevated railroad as
it is necessary to put retaining walls at
points now occupied by the shed.
The shed will be aiken apart piece by
piece and will be put together probably at
Todd's Cut and used as a car repair shop
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
Former AssembIyman a Suicide.

Trenton. n. j., April 25.-Howell G..
stun. member Of "a hardware firm
Of this city. and a former member Of
the Assembly. committed suicide at his
home. in this city, today. He shot
himself In the ear and died immediate
~. The act was witnessed by his
stableman, who was not close enough,
however, to prevent the deed. Worry
due 10 ll health is believed to have
prompted the suicide. Stull leaves "a
widow and q daughter.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
Body of Man Found in
Pieces Along Railroad
Tracks Near Newport
Claimed Today As That
of Aged James H. Davis
He Was Suffering From
Cancer and Disappeared
From HIS Home at the
ButtOnWOOds, Near New
Castle, on Saturday

Tho mystery surrounding the Identity
of a mangled body which has laid az the
morgue IN this city since Saturday night
was cleared today the remains being
Identified as those Of James H. Davis. or
the Buttonwoods near New Castle.
Peculiar circumstances surround the
death of Mr.. Davis. who was ~ years OF
age For the past six years he lived with
his daughter Mrs william Kelly. and
was employed as gardener by Lausatta
Rogers, whose residence is directly OPP
posite the Kelly home Although having
been IN good health all his life Mr.. Davis
recently contracted a cancer on his lower
Zip. In order TO undergo treatment. ho
visited Dir. Joseph II. Robinson az Tenth
and Market streets.
STRANGELY DISAPPEARED.
on Saturday afternoon 9,rs. Kelly cams
to this city for the purpose Of making
some purchases. Prior TO leaving home
she was told by her father that he was
going 20 Wilmington to see his physician.
Before Mrs Kelly left, however Mr..
Davis went 10 his room on the second
floor and laid down.
Upon her return later in the evening
[
that her father had left the house. A.
search revealed the fact that he had left
his watch and money and had dressed in
his working clothes IL was learned that
4 he had boarded trolley car at 4s0 D. m.
and had alighted at the F. & r. railway
crossing. That was the last seen OF him
alive.
Late on Saturday night Deputy Coroner
James a. Chandler was notified that por-
lions Of a man's body had been found
sclttered aiona the sonth-hound p, IS.
IS w, railroad tracks near Folly Woods.
this side OF Newport Pieces Of the body.
which was literally ground TO pieces.
were found along the rails for a distance
of nearly "a mile and were gathered up.
placed in a bag and brought TO re French
street station. Later the body was taken
TO tho morgue.
IDENTIFIED BY CLOTHING.
SO badly was the body mangled that tho
only means Of Identification was by tho
clothing Having read an account OF tho
accident, Nh. and Mrs Kelly, Alexius
Davis and Mr. Rogers called at the NOR
que today and made inquiry rosardinS
the Gond man. Upon viewing the clothing
they at once pronounced it as that Worn
by Mr.. Davis. The body viii be taken TO
New Castle for burial.
just how Mr. Davis met his death and
how he came to be along the railroad
tracks Is not known. No train crews re-
cal having struck anyone on their runs
/ on Saturday night and the condition OF
the body would Indicate that the man
had fallen between the cars while riding
and that his body had been mangled by
coming IN contact with the ties The only
theory advanced is that he became tenn
porarily dementod from worrying over his
condition and wandered along the tracks
+ possibly boarding a train from which he
fell
He rs survived by four children, Mrs
George W. Johns, of No BIO East Eiev-
enth street. this city; Mrs. William Kelly
of the Buttonwoods; Aiexius Davis at
tcndant al Farnhurst and Charles Davis.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
GIRL POSED AS A MAN
Rseame Enaaqed to Another Female
and Complications Resulted.

Nrooresville. n. c., April e5.-Ralph Car
isle Hamilton. for five weeks the most
nonular photographer who ever set up
IN business here. has confessed that ne
is a rineteen-year-old girl-Lillian Alma
Ferguson.
"tfamilton" was a favorite with the
women because of This" gallant, cour-
teous behavior. with the men because OF
"his" hearty. jovial manner He was
succeeding in business when ne" fell i'm
love with Miss Bertha Flowe. aged sew
enteen. Of Hickory. The courtship pro-
eressed rapidly and their engagement
was soon announced. Both received the
CONGRATULATIONS Of their friends.
Hamilton" devoted much time to This
fiancee and neglected This business. This
led to complications, which caused him
to 90 to the Rev. j. NJ. Wharry, to whom
"he" told his" story w7Th tedfs in his"
eyes. For years Miss Ferguson has had
TO earn her own living, and believing that
it was easier to do so as man than as
a woman, took to wearing mans attire.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
DAMAGED JAP
SHIP SIGHTED
War Vessel Seen Towing
Injured Craft in Formosa
Strait
BRITISH SHIPS HAVE LEFT PORT

Using Tau, April 25.-The German
cruiser Sperber reports having sight-
ed April %. in the Strait of-Formosa.
Japanese man-of-war towing another
one which was badly damaged.
Positive confirmation has been OBJ
tanned here Of the statement that the
Russian squadron left Kamranh Bay
on April %. and that the Russian
cruiser Svietana. the Russian hospital
shin Oren and fourteen transports are
still off Kamranh Bay.
The division of the Russian squad
ron. commanded by Admiral Neboga-
ton. had not joined the main squad
ron commanded by Admiral Rojest-
venslSy up to today.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
Tom Thumb WeddInn.

In Grace Sunday school hall under
the auspices of MrG Gambril's Bible
class a Tom Thumb wedding win be
given tomorrow evening FOR the Church
Improvement Company.
Refreshments viii Doe served during
the reception. President and Mrs.
Roosevelt. Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks, the Duchess Of Marlbor-
ough. queen Wilhelmina. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown. Buster Brown. with "a host Of
others. win be impersonated as guests.
Homemade candy win be for sale.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
OOG'S HEAD SENT TO NEWARK

Dog Catcher George Kopp has sent
the head of the supposed mad dog
captured on Sunday, to the State
lab0intory, at Newark, for examination.
Until it is learned whether the animal
was suffering with rabies no move viii
be taken toward putting the children
bitten by the dog under the pasteur
treatment.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
German PrInee Returned.

Toxic. April 25.-Prince Charles An
ton Won Hohenzollern, representative Of
the Emperor OF Germany with the
japanese army accompanied By Prince
Ketchite of KAMA. arrived here today
from Mukden on his way to Germany.
Of the Emperor Of
Japan and many notables greeted the
two princes az the galway station.
Prince Charles of Hohenzollern was
escorted TO the 'Shiba Palace which he
will occupy during his stay in this
city. A number Of farewell entertain
ments have been planned in his honor.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
HOLDEN REPORT FORWARDED
Federal District Attorney Acts Re-
aardlna the Storey Loan.

Philadelphia, April 20. - United
States District Attorney Thompson to-
day forwared To Washington his re-
port In the matter of the loan of $1,000
made by Ewart Storey head of the
Storey Cotton Company 70 Postal In
spector Holden
The report of Inspector Mayor. who
probed the circumstances attending
the loan which, resulted In Holden for
warding his resignation, has been sub
mitted.
No intimation of the contents Of the
Thompson report was given out here
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
Rald on Lottery AaeneIes.

san Francisco. April 25-Acting under
instructions from Washington, Federal
officers to-day began what Is declared TO
be am active campaign against lottery
companies. Officers connected with the
United states Marshalis office, Secret
Service and post-olii Iuided the local
agencies of the Honduras and Mexican
lotteries. and surprised the employees In
the act of handling large lot of
tickets. Papers and packages also We're
secured as evidence. A number of en-
ployes were arrested
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
campmeetino Association.

The Brandywine Summit Campmee ng
Association will hold its annual m ct
ing on the grounds on the afternoon of
MAY 4. Each church in the association is
entitled to send two delegates, one the
minister Of the church and the other a
layman in good standing. These deie-
gates are TO be elected by the church or
its own campmeeting association or APP
pointed by the pastor with the consent
Of the church.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
WORK TO COMMENCE At ONCE
Well Borers at New Castle in Interest
of New Water Company.
snecial 10 The Evcning journal

Special to The Evening Journal.
New Castle, April 25-W. +. Ahrens.
of Reading, Pa, contractor for the
Delaware Water improvement Com
pany, and several men who will do the
work of boring for water, arrived in
this city today.
The Levy Court having granted the
company the use Of the causeway the
work of laying pipes viii begin at once.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
TO DREDeE MURDERKILL

United States Engineer Flagler OF
this district to-day received from the
chief of United States engineers, at
Washington, the approval Of the project
for dredging the Murderloill uiver and
work will be commenced shortly. The
amount appropriated for the work is
ahnilt 81 nnn
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
MEREDITH OUT OF IT

Urged by a number Of his friends, Rep
willard S. Meredith has de-
cided not to remain in the Democratic
contest His action leaves a
clear field to Mayor Charles ID. Bird and
DR.. James II. Morgan.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
Rrltish Leaue for Hainan.

Hong Kong April 25 The British
warshlps Glory, Centurion. Ocean.
Hogue and Bonaventure have left for
an unknown destination. Chinese con-
firm that some Russian cruisers and
colliers are at the Island Of Hainan
1850 miles north Of Kamranh Bay).
The Chinese Governor has telegraphed
70 Pelkin reporting the situation.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
nan..s Rnoked for Pnrk.

Manager Ferris Giles, Of shenpot Park
has already booked number of private
dances for the season. Dancing was a
feature at the park last season for the
young people and it promises to continue
so this year.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
Aeeused Murderer cnntured.

Mount Holly. n. j., April 25-Thomos
.Schngtter OF Hainesport Is i'm ial here
charged with the murder Of John
Swalino ca Polander. During quarrel
ON Sunday night. Schnatter struck
Swalino ON the head with "a club. crush
ing his skull. The latter died early
to-day in a hospital.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
Riebsrd Mcclure Dead.

Richard Mcclure. aged SO years, a we'll
known -four and feed dealer and PROM
inent member Of Brandywlne NJ. e.
Church died last night at his home, No.
asO Market streets Funeral services Will
be held on Thursday in Brandywine
Church.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
Lodae viii Entertain.

Members OF Eden Lodge, No. "a. /. o.
o. f., viii entertain Good Samaritan
Lodge No 2. /. O. O. f., OF Middletown.
on Thursday evening. The degree stan
will confer the first and second degrees.
All members are requested to be
present
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
JUDGE CRAY UNDECIDED
ABOUT THE EQUITABLE
RUN ON MILWAUKEE BANK
Defalcation of President eigelow
Causes Trouble to Other Concerns.

Milwaukee. Wis, April 25.-Despite
assurances that the Milwaukee Trust
Company was in no manner involved
by the financial troubles of Frank g.
Bigelow. former president Of the First
National Bank of Milwaukee and con-
fessed defaulter Of more than million
dollars. crowds of people today waited
long before the opening of the trust
company's bank to withdraw their de-
posits.
The depositors gathered at the ma
tional bank We're comparatively few at
hfst, but the number continued to in
crease.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
A,,,srdsd Contract for Windows.

The American car and Foundry Com
pany has been awarded the contract for
supplying the frames and sashes TO be
used IN the now Office building Of the
p, B. & w. railroad. There will be about
800 windows in all.
Evening journal., 1905-04-25
Able to Be About.

James d. Phillips a freight conductor
ON the p. b. & W. Railroad. who has
been suffering from rheumatism for
over a month. was able to be about to-
day for the first time.