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can be cured. The discovery that It Is
application Of the great nerve restorer,
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
Cured of Obstinate La Grippe.

Henry Distin, the inventor and maker of band instruments for the Henry Distin Mfg. Co.,, at Williamsport, Pa., is probably the most active old man in Philadelphia to-day. He writes from 1441 s. 9th street, Philadelphia, Pa.:
 'I write to infcrm you that had a bad attack of Ia grippe last December which lasted more than three months, and which left me with catarrh, and several of my friends advised me to try your wonderful medi--Ie, Peruna.
 "I began with bottle tho first week in March and it certainly did me great deal of good.
 "I was so well satisfied that I purchased another bottle, and followed your directions which you furnish with every bottle, and am glad to say that it has cured me. shall certainly rec ommend the Peruna to all my friends D. Eenry Distin.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
OPERATIONS
 NO LONGER SECRET
The Senate Committee Brings Gu
 Information About the Work.

Washington, Dec. 13.-In making public all the testimony taken yester- day by the senate committee on appro- priations in relation to the Panama ca nal emergency bill, the senate has dis closed in greater detail the work or the isthmuS than has been given by all the reports of the isthmian canal commission or by others authorized to discuss canal affairs. The testimony taken during the meeting covers eigh- ty-eight printed pages, devoted almost wholly to the examination of Secretary of War Taft, TheoLore P. ShOnts. chairman of the commission, J. B. Bishop, and D. w. Ross, general pur- chasing officers.
 It was stated that there are about 17,G0O men employed on the isthmus in canal work, but that none oc these are now engaged in eXcavatin:s. The work of digging the canal was stop ped when MT Stevens went to the isthmus in July last as chief engineer. MT. Taft said that 4,000 of the men were employed in the sanitation de- partment and 13,OOO in track work,
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
MAILS ARE LOADED

mAlES AXE LOADE ED-Secrata ary Van der Veer, of the board of trade. was very busy man yesterday. Hav- ing received the printed copies of the boards latest anti-joint statehood res olution and the big envelopes for the latest advertising folder issued by the commissioner Of Immigration, he nail ed as per instruction a copy of both documents to each member of con- gross. The mail that leaves for the east this morning is therefore loaded with heavy shot directed straight at the old ship of state. It is not intend ed to destroy the craft, but only to ar- rest tle attention of it's navigators and if possible get them to think twice before directing their offensive war fare too stronglyagainst Arizona. These warning shots from Arizona may prove feeble fer it is well known that the old government ship is powerfully ar mored and manned by Q headstrong crew, but it was the best the board ot trade had in the magazine. Though the Arizona guns are not of large cali Der, they are rapid firing ard it i3 hoped they will be able by their ever lasting batter to do a little business.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
Pe-ru-na For Catarrhal Nervousness
 and Stomach Troubles.

construction of buildings. in machire works. and putting together the equip ment in getting ready for the work as eXcavating.
 Continuing. Mir. Taft said; "MF Ste- vens states-and I think RIr. Shaets agrees with him that former Elsi- neer Wallace made a mistake la ex- pending what he did cxpend for artuaI excavation work in the Culebra cut Ii was not done for the purpcse ef excavation. although it did accouapiisA to the extent to which there waz excavation work. what may not hass to be done again. But it was done f.ss the purpose of maF ing estimates as tfs the cost, and MT. Stevens thinks ths. the material which was removed waa deposited at places from which it VII have to be again removed and that es- inmates based upon those experiments , therefore, are estimates based upon what do net assimilate to the actual work to be done"
 'So that it really was not good sam pie work ?'' asked Senator Hale.
 No. sir" replied MT Taft. ~oF course the great problem there Is not eNcaxu- tiOn. The great problem IS traaspssf- tatiOn and the diSpozing Of the dift. Dirt taken from the Culebra cut has to be hauled by rail from four Ca nf- teen miles,"
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14

Our famous old Rutledge whiSkey. best that can be made. Melczer Rros.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
Congressman Powers of Vermont
 Uses Pe-ru-na in Ills Family.

Hon. H. Henry Powers, writes from Morrisville, Vt.:
 "Peruna l have used in my family with success. can recommend it as an excellent family remedy, and very good for coughs, colds and catarrhal af- fections."-H. Henry Powers. Pe-ru-na For Catarrhal Nervousness
 and Stomach Troubles.
 Hon. w. J. Purman, ex-member Of Congress from Florida, writes from isza Q street, N. w., Washington. n. C.:
 "From representations to me, and from my own experience, feel justified in recommending your Peruna Co any and all persons suffering with catarrhal nervousness or stomach troublss.s- w. J. Purman.
 Address Dr. s. B. Hartman, President of the Hartman Sanitariam, Columbus. Ohio
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
OF LOCAL
 INTEREST

DIR. EVANS ILLNESS-Dr. J. NJ | Evans is still very sick his condition
 having changed but little in the last
 few days.
 ESCENT-Marshal Kinney
 was at his post again yesterday after an attack of grip that kept him at
 home for whole day.
 | TWO VAGS-Edward Scott and FL mel Halburt, two men arrested for vagrancy Tuesday night, were yester- day given floaters and advised to drift away.
 POLICE ARRESTED A WHEEL The city police yesterday picked up on the street a bicycle of the Shell make which the owner can have by calling at the police station.
 CHAMPIONS OF FRATGPNITY- The Champions of Fraternity have announced a grand masquerad, ball 10 be Eeld at the lodge rooms Friday cve- ming.
 LADIES' BAZAAR-The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church has made extensive preparation for the ra- zaGr that is to be held Friday evening and Saturday afternoon.
 A ClENEGUlTA MEETING-The annual meeting of the Cieneguita Cop per company was held in Tucson yes- terday and was attended by several of the stockholders from Phoenix The officials were chosen at the adjourned meeting held today
 HE MAY GET WELL-There was no change reported in the condition of Gen. M. E. Collins yesterday. Many of his friends, however, are beginning to hope for his recovery by reason of the fact that he has passed two very critical points in his illness.
 STREETS OF CAIRO Manager Lermy of the Streets of Cairo" amusement aggregation which was one of the attractions on "The Trail" at the Portland exposition, is in the city conferring with the management of the fair relative to the securing of space for his show on The Hassayamp.
 LATER LITIGATION Two suits were filed in the district court yestcr- day against w. w. Willis, a farmer living west of the city. The first is an attachment proceeding in which the National Bank of Arizona is the plain tiff The other is a suit on account by Goldman & Company.
 CONSPlRlNG AGAINST THE TY- ROS-El Yemamah Temple No. 5, D. O. K. K, has appointed a commit tee to make arrangements for a cere- mOnial session to be held in this city during the week of the terrt )ral fair. l. will probably take place on Satur- day of that week. It is the idea Of the management of the D. Q. K K. that q great many victims may be caught in thu city about that time
 A COWHlDE HAT-A novelty in the way of a hat but an attractive piece of head gear is on display in one of the windows of the Hub Clothing com pany. The hat is of the cowboy style made of COW hide with calf skin band It is likely to become popular for the coloring is especially attractive. MT. Tharaldson says they were produced by the factory for sale in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas and these three sec tions are the only places where they can be purchased.
 ELECTION POSTPONED-On ac- count of the failure to secure a quo- rum the annual election of the Span ish-American War Veterans was post poned Tuesday evening until the eye ming of the second Tuesday in January. The report of the disbursing officer of the order showed nearly $500 had teen spent during the past two years for the benefit of members of the or
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14

reference to the Chiricahua reserve and also with reference 10 the natural cave contained in the reserve about the great beauties and the great extent of the underground passa ges of which has been written. In regard to the cave MT. SheIard stated that a survey would be made at once of it. 4.Ii the chambers that have so far been dis covered have been named and other preliminary steps taken to the survey. The latter is expected to demonstrate many points of interest and to enable further explorations of the great cave. MT. Sherard also stated that the gov ernment proposed to at once make inn portant additions to the reserve. It now cantains 120,000 acres. It is pro- posed to add a third more acreage. or 10000 acres. The object is to keep the ground from falling into the hands of spectators, and a survey is now being made for the addition that will be put on the reserve.
 ANOTHER NEW REcoRD-There was another event at the territorial fair grounds yesterday when Charles Larsen's yearling colt trotted a half mile in 1:27 IA driven by E. C. Mick ems. This is the fastest time ever made
 
 very few yearlings in the world have ever made as low time, though Abdel holds the worlds record for a mile in :23. The Larsen colt showed that he could not only trot but that he has staying power for he trotted another half in 1:29 1-2 and came back for a third hclf in 1928 1-2. This colt has been entered for the territorial races.
 CITY TAXES-The collection of the city taxes thi.j year has resulted about as usual Property on which the taxes have not been paid, is now delinquent and 1t IS estimated that the taxes on delinquent property will approximate $2 900, though the amount has not been figured up. The tax collector has col lected between fifty and fifty-one thousand dollars which is but slight variance from the amount collected last year before the application of the delinquent penalty. The licenses for the year will approximate $25,000, making total annual revenue of be- tween seventy-five and eighty thou sand dollars. for maintenance of the city.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
Y IKE A DEMON grip has crossed

ih1I A D14hO4N SIlp lldS CIOoSou A our country, leaving behind scores of physical wrecks.
 Victims of catarrh of the head, catarrh of the throat, catarrh of the lungs, catarrh of the stomach, catarrh of the kidneys, catarrh of the pelvic organs, are to be counted by hundreds of thou sands.
 Grip is epidemic catarrh, and sows the seed of chronic catarrh within the system.
 This is so true that few grip sufferers are able to make complete recovery until they have used Peruna.
 Never in the history of medicine has 8 remedy received such unqualified and universal eulogies as Peruna.
 If you do not derive prompt and satis- factory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case, and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad- vice gratis,
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
MiLcHELL's SUCCESSOR.

Salem. Ore. Dee. 1S.-G1vs-nor Chamberlain today announced the ap- Dointment of John NJ. Gearin os Pcr.- land to succeed the late John H. Mitch ell as United States senator of Ore gon. Gearin Is a democrat. but had the endorsement of staCnch rspubli. cans as we'll as of his own party.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
A GULF DISASTER
 A SCHOONER WRECKED
A British Consul General aed Two
 Americans Los;-

San Jose. Costa Rica. Dec. I2-Ths schooner FloI encia. while on her voy- age from Bluefields. NiCarlgu1. tn Port Limon, Costa Rica, was wrecked Among those lost were Frederick M Wood. British consul a, Pors Limo,'. two Americans. John LibauT and ". N Rather. the latter from Texas. aal three sailors.
 One passenger and two sailors we-s rescued.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14
DR. D. M'SWEGAN

has returned from Europe Nith fhs radioactive remedies. He tells dta- ease by the microscope and gives ffrs examination at the Occidental Hotrt. opposite postOffice.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14

When proposing to your best girl, always give her box of Donofrio's Crystallized Cactus Candy first and she will answer "yes."
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14

Bay saddle horse. we'll bred. broken to drive double or single. gentle and well broken. weighing 800 pounds. ase four -'ears. for sale. Telephone or write C. F. H., Indian school
Arizona republican., 1905-12-14

Entries wil be closed "Wednesday noon, the 27th. for bread made fronn Ruby Flour and bread delivered to the Phoenix Flour Mills exhibit. Fllr ground, Agricultural building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
MRS. EDWARDS RESIGNED
TO MEET HER SENTENCE
Has Surrendered Hope and Made
Complete Arrangement for Her
Funeral Service

BY Associated Press.
READING. Pa, Feb. 14.-Mrs. Kate
Edwards today is more composed than
at any time in two weeks and it is be-
lieved that she is nerving herself for
her execution on Thursday. Today she
walked with a firm step from her cell
to the office in the Jail, where she met
her lawyers for the preparation of
further affidavits to be presented to
the board of pardons tomorrow. Sheriff
Sassamaa has made every preparation
for the execution, and in the event of
an. unfavorable decision from Harris
burg the erection of the scaffold will
be commenced.
Mrs. Edwards and Greason will be
hanged at the same time.
Greason is almost dumfounded He
has cnofidently expected a new trial
and ultimate freedom. and he ap-
parently can scarcely realize his ter
rible situation.
Mrs. Edwards has given up all hope,
and has selected the text for her fu-
neral sermon and the hymns to be
rendered.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA. TO
GRANT POPULAR DEMANDS
Electoral and Customs Reforms
Are Promised

BY Associated Press
BUDAPEST, Feb. 14.--It is stated
in opposition circles here that at the
audience which Francis Kossuth had
with Emperor Francis Joseph in Vien-
ma on Monday the demands of the OPP
position for electoral reform and the
creation of a separate customs system
were conceded by the emperor, but
that concessions to the army were re-
fused. Herr Kossuth is expected to
make a statement concerning the
audience at the Forthcoming meeting
of the Independence party.
The Hungarian parliament probably
will not be able to meet on February
II, because it is not likely that new
cabinet will have been formed by that
date. Julius lust Kossuthist, will, it
is expected, be elected president of the
lower house.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
USES SKILLET To
BEAT HIS WIFE
EVANGELIST SAYS He HAD A
DIVINE COMMAND
Rev. E. L. Caller of indianapolis Rep
rimands His Spouse So Vigor-
ously Neighbors Call in
the Police
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 14,-In re-
spending to riot call today police
officers rushed to the residence of Rev.
E. l.. Caller, on Roanoke street, where
the evangelist was found in prayer
Officers had been summoned by neigh
bors, who said the reverend gentleman
had attacked his wife. When the po-
lice asked regarding the trouble, Mr..
Caller said the Lord had told him TO
whip his wife and he had proceeded to
do so, using skillet in the absence of
a better weapon.
1t appeared that he had objected to
the manner in which his MONDAY meal
had been prepared and in the contro-
versy he used skillet.
Her mother was present and Mr..
Caller unceremoniously kicked the
chair from under her and let her down
on the floor in very rough and hurt
full manner When the officers ar
rested him he expressed doubts if the
had been of divine origin.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
HORSEWH|PPEO BY
ENRAGED WOMAN
LEADING MINNEAPOLIS MAN IS
BADLY PUNISHED
Preparations Made Publicly for AS
sauIt, Which Victim Denounces
as Part of a BIackmaiIing
Scheme
specln, to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Feb. IA
sensational horsewhippng planned
and advertised with a fanfare of trum-
pets that would have done credit to a
French duel, took place in a down town
realty office today, to the great enjoy
ment of several reporters who were
present as invited guests. A pretty
young woman named Mrs. S. w. Gold
stone entered the private Office of w
C. j. Herman, a prominent insurance
and real estate man of this city, and
struck him several times with a whip,
drawing blood on his face and hands
The woman says Herman outrage
ously slandered her and that she will
now bring suit for defamation of char
acter. The most unusual and system
attic preparations were made to have
the whipping occur in the street in
front of the building in which Herman
does business, but 1t failed and Mrs.
Goldstone then betook herself to the
gentleman's office.
Herman says it is case of black
mail.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
Gates To FORCE
WHEAT UPWARD
PREDICTED THAT PRICE WILL
REACH S1.5O
ON HIS WAY TO CALIFORNIA
Lowest Estimates Of the Flnancier's
Present Holdings Place Them
at Twenty-Five Million
Bushels

Special to The Herald.
CHICAGO Feb. 14.--John w. Gates
is out for bood-the blood Of a large
number of bears in the Chicago wheat
Pit. This much became so plain with
in twenty-four hours after he reached
the city Sunday that it required the
sale of several million bushels Of his
wheat to prevent a premature touch
ing off of the fireworks.
Mr.. Gates is on his way to Califor-
mia, and before he left Chicago he
said that the present prices of wheat
would look very cheap within the next
sixty days. AS result there was a
panicky feeling among the shorts in
wheat. Mr.. Gates figures that The
western short sellers might be able 10
deliver 10,00O,OOO bushels of contract
wheat to him by the end of May next.
With such a basis to figure from it
did not take the speculative experts
of trade long to show that Mr. Gates
present holdings of wheat are 25,0O0,-
OOO DuShelS at the lowest estimate.
There are brokers who concede that
Mr.. Gates and the men in with him
have 3O,OOO.OoO to 100000 bushels OF
grain right now. At present there is
said to be not more than 100000 BUSH
els of wheat in sight in the country
good enough to grade contract" under
the rules of the Chicago board Of
trade.
Allowing for all the necessary losses
in marketing this wheat at a lower
price in case the next crop proves a
normal one, wheat experts calculate
that Gates will close a deal that will
set a record that will eclipse any ever
before known in the Chicago wheat pit.
and that the price will reach $3.50 per
bushel.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
RUSSIA FACED BY THREAT
, OF CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
Typhoid Chronic in st. Petersburg and
Authorities Anticipating Out
break of Asiatic Scourge
IA Associated Prtss.


DENVER, Col, Feb. 14.-Under a
may have to face new difficulty this
spring. The authorities are manifest
ing considerable alarm at the possibil-
ity of a genuine cholera epidemic with
the advent of warm weather.
Although the winter has decreased
the number of cases at Tifiis and other
infected places in the south and also at
Omsk, in the Steppe region beyond the
Urals, sporadic cases have appeared at
various other places, and the authorl-
ties are taking the most rigorous
methods to prevent its spreading to ST.
Petersburg, Moscow and other import
ant cities. The sanitary inspectors are
issuing warnings to people to boil their
water etc. Typhoid is now periodi-
cally epidemic in st. Petersburg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
MAY MAKE UP SHORTAGE
KeIIy's Associates Not Disposed to
Prosecute Him
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14.-News
from Los Angeles convinces Owen
Kelly's friends here that he is insane.
There is nothing in his confession, they
say. Kelly is not wanted for embez-
element or anything else. There is
no warrant out for him. All .his
friends what is to get him back. 1t is
admitted that Kelly owes more than
$4,000, but his heaviest creditors are
Francis Mulgrew, his cousin, in New
York, and Wade. his partner. When
both these men We're in adversely Kelly
gave them money to start ahead.
IF Kelly owed $15O,OOO," said Wade
tonight, "it would be all right; all we
want is for him to come back so we can
get him in shape again."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-15
Corruption Charged In Colorado
Iy Associated Press.

ny Associated fiess.
DENVER, Col, Feb. 14-Under a
resolution adopted by the Colorado
house Of representatives today COM
mittee OF five was appointed by Speak
er Dickson to investigate charges of
corruption and intimidation made by
Representative j. F. Melton of San
Juan county and Claude Il. Street OF
Park county Democrats, in connection
with the eiEht hour bill.