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The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
Look Out for Them.

The A. T. Wilson Agency at Dallas, Texas, must be either very hard up, in- deed, or d bare-faced swindling outfit. The Sentinel received from this firm a 25c check in payment for small lad '' This check for the stupendous sum of two bits was on the Texas National Bank of Dallas. It was promptly and carefully placed in the First National Bank of Yuma for collection, and has just been returned after passing through d clearing house and four of the biggest banks in Texas, endorsed, 'Insufficiency of funds
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
Largest Wars!lip PiaEned.

Plans are now being prepared for a flew battleship which will eclipse any other in exiStenCe. Its main battery will consist of ten Pinch guns and it's secondary battery Of 20 naval three inch guns. The record of cures made by the famous Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in cases of stomach, liver and bowel complaints completely eclipses that of any other remedy. Its great suc- cass has been due entirely to its ability to restore the appetite, promote sound sleep, strengthen the organs of diges- tion and assimilation and thus curing heart burn, bloating nausea, sick head ache: costiteness, torpid liver, impure blood, chills, cold and la grippe. We urge every sufferer to try bottle at once. Good health will be your sure reward. Thousands of men aud women have found this true. Your druggist will supply you with the genuine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

I am going out of the dry goods trade, and my entire stock will be disposed of at cost. Call and verify what l say.
 Do you want letter heads? If you do get them at the Sentinel office.
 A car load of Chinamen (2l J, who had managed to sneak into the country through Mexico, were captured here this morning. They are having an in ming before Commissioner Molloy.
 A drunken row in the tenderloin last night resulted in the shooting of Big Charley" 8 colored man and an ex- convict, likewise "a bad nigger" in a scrap. His wound is thought to be se- rie|4e2.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
Adjourned.

The closing day of the 23d legislature noted the passage of the following bills: House bill to regulate the practice of optometry, and to provide for territor- ial board of opticans to operate the same as the boards of dentistry and pharmacy do at present.
 House bill relating to foreign insur- ance companies doing/ business in the Territory.
 House bill authorizing the county of MOhave to issue bonds in the sum of S20, GOO for the erection of a court house.
 Council bill actrelating to irrigation.
 House bill for the purpose of creat- ing territorial board of embalmers
 House bill to amend the charter of the city of Phoenix to provide for city attorney at a salary of S9C0 per annum.
 Honse bill for the summary administra- tiOn of estates.
 Council bill fl by Nugent, an act re- lating to personal injuries received in employment.
 Council bill f. by Nugent, an act re- lating to injuries resulting in death:
 Council bill 8 ;py Nugent, an act res lating to the protection of the ra1eling public.
 The ranger law. first for the abolish ment of the force and later for it's re- duction to thirteen men met defeat in both>houses of the legislature.
 The legislation in reference to the establishment of circuit courts to do away with the district courts was in- troduced too late to be acted upon.
 The anti-gambling lill never had 8 show from the time it was turned over to the mercics of the mines and min ing committee.
 The bullion tax measures were dead from the time they were introduced in the House and Council.
 Thes5ill for the establishment of a branch penitentiafy has never had a ghost of a show since it was referred to the committee on territorial affairs, of which Mir. Timmons was chairman.
 The dog tax law passed by the legis- ture provides that every owner, and keeper of 6 dog or dogs of ages of four months and over, in, or within one mile of any incorporated city or town within the Territory of Arizona, in which there were cast 200 or more votes at the last general election, shall hereafter pay an anual tax on all dogs owned, claimed or kept by him or her; for the first male dog, one dollar; for every additional male dog, two dollars; and for every female dog, three dollars.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
50 jal at EIkS Hall

Our local Temple of Rath bone Sisters will hold social Friday evening March 3lst at the Elks Hall: to which the public is invited. Progressive Whist, for which prize will be given, is to be the feature of the evening, but for those who do not care for whist, other games will be supplied. Light refreshments will be served and an admission of twenty-five cents charged.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
The Yuma Water and
 Light Systems for Sale

To whom it may concern:
 I am authorized by the Board of Directors of the Yuma Water and Light Company to offer their water and light systems in the town of Yuma for sale. It is the deslre of the company to make the transfer, if at all, at an early date. I shall be pleased to con fer with prospective purchasers at my office in Yuma at any time, where l will give such information to them as l may be possessed of relating to the property to be sold.
 If you are interested, please call and see me. Peter T. Robertson,
 Attorney for Yuma Water Jan25tf1 and Light Company.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
The Sidewalk Business.

Two weeks ago the Sentinel took oc- casiOn to say something about an order of the city council compelling property owners along sparsely settled streets to build cement sidewalks. It was not the intention of this paper so much to crit icise the council for the order as it was to call attention to the wretched condi- tiOn of the business part of town where daily-localities where no sidewalks exist and where they are at times badly needed. Of course, except during such phenomenal weather that has prevailed for the past several weeks, walking" is pretty good without cement side walks, but we do not contend for the "Arkansaw policy''-not at all. If the people want sidewalks in front of their homes, no matter where located, and are willing to pay for them, we could certainly have no objections.
 The council has amended the side walk ordinance so as to include Second street between Main street and Madis son avenue, which is as it should he.
 We are pleased to commend and ap- prove the councils progressive policy but hope they will not forget the busi- ness part of town in the line of inauga- rating improvements.
 Anv inti1atior1. from ary so,Frce that the editor and owner of the Sentinel is opposed to the wise and legitimate ex- penditnre of money for public improve ments is net only false, but ridiculous. This paper has printed miles, where other local papers have printed inches, in advocating public improvements, and has never pursued any other policy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
YUMA ART STUDIO
PROF. L.. J. BARDETy PROP.

Photographs taken in. all sizes and styles. Views, groups, copies, interi- ors and pictures taken after death; Pictures enlarged in crayon, pastel water colors and sepia speciality. First-class finish in platino, cart6n or gloss paper. Full line of supplies and finishing done for apateurs. Cameras and kodaks for sale. Advice to ana teurs gratuitousty given. All borR promptly done and satisfaction sttic.ly guaranteed. Come lock at the a0rH and prices.
 Studio corner of Main and Ykks4 stpsebs, Yuma, ArisDnas
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

One Will A. Stuart, formerly an at- torney at Yuma, 8 guest of the Santa Rita, uttered a draft December 26 in the sum Of $30 payable to T.. J. F. Jaeger and drawn on Thornton & Son. Yuma bankers. The draft like the time hon. ored feline, came back with those soul stirring words No funds" written across the face of the paper. The draft was given in exchange for 8 cash loan. Stuart absented himself poco pronto, but this week he was located at Phoe- nix. Justice Richey has issued war rant. Stuart will return here to face the music.-Gucson Star
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

The steamers have no complaint about business on our raging Colorado, for they cant handle the freight sent to them by the Yuma business houses especially by Alexander & Go, who have sent the steamers three trips and stil have the river front crowded with goods waiting to be forwarded up the river. They have shipped about TWO HUNDRED TONS, or about F car loads
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

Accumulated excess Of temperature for week II degrees.
 Rainfall for the week. .GS inches. Rainfall since January 1, 6.65 inches. Normal rainfall for the year, from 2j years record. 2s7 inches.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

Farm lands, town property, residences and all kinds of real estate bought, sold and rented by the Yuma Title Ab- Stract Company, Molina Block, Mad isOn- Avenue.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

Hon. Lott Thomas, an ex-cOngress- man from Iowa: died on the train last Thursday night between Tucson and Maricopa. Mr. Lott was 8 victim of consumption. Accompanied by his wife and daughter, he was on his way to Los Angeles from their home, Storm Lake. Iowa, when death arrested their progress. Mrs. Thomas and daughter stepped of at Yuma and had the body of her husband embalmed by the San srinetti undertaking establishment be- fore they could continue their journey. They registered at the Southern Pa cific.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

70. Taylor editor of the Chihuahua Enterprise, who is one of the delayed passengers, called today.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

The Yuma Ice Co. $ soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled water is used in it's manufacture, therefore it is also the most healthful. Drink no other.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
Closing Out Sale.
at Rinpau'S s.

In order to make room for our fur nishing goodsI will sell my entire dry goods stock at cost Rimpau.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
The Kidneys

When sSaey are weak. eor- p;d. os' ssaEnGnGs, She syhcis system suffers. Don'ss nes~ lecs, Ghezsa aGa Glais time, but heed 4,E:e warning cf the aching bacEg, Gke bEoa3ea faces tfae sailow coEnpgexions s,he urinary G:sorders and begin treatment at once ssitEa Hood od'sSarsapariIla which contains Ghe best, and socesG curative substances.
 For testimonials Of remarkable cures send for Book on Kidneys, Nc. 8.
 C. ], Hood G., Lowell, Moss
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
For Rent

Two furnished rooms, next door to Sem tiaeE oHj4e,
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

Rimpau is closing out his entire line of dry goods at cost. Fine stock of dress goods, domestics, linens and la dies underwear at prices never dupli- Cated in Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
Letter List.

List of letters remaining unclaimed in Yuma postotfice March % 1905. Asebedo, Music Long, C c Bustamente, Jesus Riros, Santo Bell, Geo. A. Rosales, Tanilado Borguez, T. F., Steese, Geo. r. Douglas, T. H.. Sales; Win. Florez, CarlOta Swanson, Mrs. E. Farmea, C. W.-2 Stone, Nathan J. Howard, Geo. Willard, $. G.. kleczner, T. L. Wash, F. c.
 Persons calling for above letters will please say "adrertised''..
 F. II. CHANDLER. p. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22
$IOO Reward, $IOO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn hat there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional.disease, requires con- stitutiOnal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foun- dation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in tlo- ing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers that they offer Org Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials free.
 F.. J. CHENEY x CO, Toledo,O.
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c.-
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

LOST.-A gold charm between the first and second railroad bridges on the California side, on Monday. Suitable reward. Leave at this office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

Sole agents for Chase & Sanhorn's s coffee, and 2-lb cans; always best.- Johnson & Bowles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-22

O. c. Johnson. of the firm of John= son & Bowlesi was in Los Angeles this week on business for the firm.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
Its Alleged Aid to RevOIu-
tiOn in Venezuela
UNDER INVESTIGATION
Testimony Secured in New York Yes
terday of Former Employees Dis
proves the Charge Made by Vene-
zuelan Officials.

New York, Sept. 25.-Testimony to
the effect that the New York and Ber-
mudez Asphalt company did not as
sist in the recent revolution headed by
General Matos in Venezuela was taken
here today. The testimony was intend
ed for use in the Venezuelan courts, in
a suit for s11,OOO,OOO which the Vene-
zuelan government has brought against
the asphalt company for damages in
Connection with the revolution.
Vicente P. Leon, a native VenezUe-
Ian, said that he was an employe of
the asphalt company at the time when
the revolution begun. He said that
General MatOs came to nim and de-
manded that the New York and Ber-
mudez Asphalt company pay to the re-
volutionists $4,000. He reported the
demand TO Major Rafferty,, an Official
of the asphalt company, who declined
to pay this or any other sum. For his
part, in making this demand Leon
said that he was discharged by Major
Rafferty,
Mr.. Leon also said that he had re-
ceived a letter from Luigi, a former
sympathizer with the revolutionists,
who was released from prison recently
Luigi tried to induce him, Leon said,
to return to South America as a pat
riOtic Venezuelan and testify in behalf
Of the government in the present suit
offering political amnesty in return for
such testimony.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
SCORE OF MEN INJURED
Collapse Of Three Story Building
Under Construction.

Buffalo, Sept 25.-With a crash that
could be heard for blocks three story
brick building under course of con-
struction on West Ferry street, col
lapsed this afternoon carrying down
with it thirty brick layers and car
penters who were at work in and on
top of the structure. a score OF men
We're injured, eight of them seriously.
The injured are:
Harry Craig. skull fractured, inter-
nally injured
Robert Deitchman. internally in
jured.
Jos. B. Sander. badly bruised.
Benz. HoIbeI cut and bruised.
Edward Flower lees broken.
Francis JacobOni cut and bruised.
Frank Hamm, boss carpenter, ankle
sprained; cut and bruised.
Chas. Popzehel, bruised about head
and body
The other wOrkmeR sustained cuts
and bruises. but are able to go to their
homes. The building was owned by
J. J. Crowley of 80 West Ferry street
Morris and Allen had the contract for
the maconry and their men were
working on the third story when the
west wall went down, carrying with
it portion of the front of the build
ing and a section Of the rear wall.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
President Morton Gives
Out a Statement
EQUITABLE CHOP HOUSE
Pays Almost as Much Profit as a Good
Tenant-DOn't Like the Business
But He Can Not Afford to Give it
Away.

New York, Sept. 25.-Paul Morton,
president of the Equitable Life Insur-
ance society, made a statement today
with reference to the society's owner
ship of the Cafe Savarin, the restaurant
located i'm the Equitable building, this
city The statement follows:
There is nothing new nor sensation
al about the Cafe Savarin. There has
been no change in it's relation to the
Equitable society, which now owns and
operates it. I do not like the idea of
the society being in the restaurant
business, but it is a condition that
found and we will have to continue in
the business until I can make other
arrangements. 1t Will be my effort to
get the society out of the business. al
though in lieu of rent, the Cafe Sa-
varin, is now netting to the society pro-
fits which approximate what the rent
ought to he.
mo officer, director or empIoye of
this society is interested in any way
in the profits of the cafe"
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
.ZemStVOS Congress Meet
ing in Moscow
REFORM RESOLUTIONS
Demand the Organization or a Zsm-
stvOs Bureau and the Participates
Of the RefOrmers in Lower honss
OF NatioEa al Assembly.

Moscow, Sept. 25.-A congress % th.-
representatives Of The zemstvos and
| municipalities in the inte-ior oT Rus-
STA and Of the Lithuanian pro-
vinces began today at the residence %
Prince TcherbatoT under the presI-
dency Of Count HeydOn. one OF ths
marshals of the nobility who present
ed to the emperor the petition dawn
up by the last au-Russian zeusIvu
congress
A representative OF General Du-uovo.
governor general OF Moscow. was pres
enr with Instructions To stop the meet
ing If the conditions under which rhc
delegates were permitted 10 assemble
should be violated. These conditions
provide that the sitJings should uo- b..
public; that the president slOuId noy
allow any departure from the lines
mentioned in the program and THAI The
speakers should not be permitted to
say anything that might cause racial
excitement. Representative OF the
press, however, were allowed TO attend
but the accounts in the Russian uape-s
Will be censored
The congress adopted a resolution
calling for the organization Of a gem
eral zemstvO bureau and declarln-
that the Representatives OF the Zems--
vos in the cities shsuld participate la
the Gosudartsvennaia douma. the low
er house of the national assembly. or
ganizing therein a united majority fo-
the protection OF their own interests
and for the furtherance Of tneIr Worz
in the cause OF liberty
Only the speakers were in favor ~
boycotting the douma. a majority ~ tha
delegates declaring that il was n-ces-
saTy 10 participate in its proceeding
n
the bureaucracy and To exact in tn.
name of the people liberty and quality
After a lengthy debate the foIIowius.
resolution was adopted
The ZemStVO and municipaI con
gress considers that the national dou-
ma viii not give national reprrSenca-
ton in the true sense Having in vieu-
however. that electoral assemblies unil
ing great part OF the social forces
of the empire. may serve as rallyinz-
points for the general movement Iook-
ing TO the attainment Of political fire.
dom, this congress recognizes the nec-
essity for those Russian citizens who
are united on the political nroEraul
formulated by the zemstvO congresse~
to seek to enter the dOuma in the larg-
est numbers possible for the purT-nsa
of forming there a united group with
the object Of obtaining guarantees or
personal liberty and equality
One hundred and thirteen zemstvs.-
lists and siXty-siN municipal delegates
are attending the congress.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
FIVE WERE KILLED
In a Rear End Collision on
the Pennsylvania
Limited Train PlOws into the Private
Car Of General Manager Atterbufy,
Killing or Injuring all Within II.

Philadelphia, Sept. 25.-A rear end
New York Limited express from st
Louis. and a local passenger train
which was standing at the Paoli sta
tiOn of the Pennsylvania railroad
nineteen miles west of this city, re-
suited in the death of five men and
the injurinG of more than twenty 9th
ers.
The dead:
FRANK A. BRASTOW. of Haver-
ford, general agent of the Safety Car
Heating and Lighting company.
GEO. PENNYPACKER, Philadel-
phia-
S. s. WALTON, Altoona, Pa.
RICHARD V. GARLAND. Mar
berth
CARL DUNHAUR, Philadelphia.
All those who met death were in
the private car of General Manager
Atterbury, which was attached to the
rear Of the local train. Mr.. Atterbury
is on his vacation in Maine In the
car at the time of the collision were
about a dozen men who had been en-
gagged in overhauling the car. Those
who were not killed We're injured.
The force of the collision was so
great that the engine of the limited
ploughed ten feet into the private car
and the latter was forced half way
through the day coach ahead. At the
time of the accident there were less
than a half dozen passengers in the To-
cal train and they were in the forward
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
BIGELoW's PROPERTY
Disposed of at Public Auction by the
Wise onsin Trust Co.

Milwaukee. Sept 25.-A large por-
ton of the remaining assets of the es-
tate of Frank C. Bigelow, the default
ing bank president, were disposed of
at public auction today to the highest
bidders by the Wisconsin Trust COM
pany, trustee. The assets, which con-
sists of stocks and bonds in mining
and Industrial companies, brought ap-
proximately about 80 per cent of the
appraised value. With about three
fourths of the list disposed of today
approximately $156,OOO was realized.
The remaining portion of the assets
will be sold tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
KANEKO is RECALLED
Leaves for japan With Komura To-
morrow.

New York, Sept. 25.-BarOn Kaneko.
who has been in this country As conf
Dental agent of the emperor of japan
has been recalled. He viii return 10
Japan with Baron Komura one og the
peace ENJOYS, the party starting on
Wednesday and coming by way %
Montreal to Vancouver and sailing for
the orient on the Empress of India Oh
Oct. .
Il have heen in this country nineteen
months, during most critical time ~
the history of Japan" said Baron
Kaneko tonight 4 have been receiv-
ed in every quarter in the most friendly
manner. Americans have shown a
keen interest in my country and her
affairs. As for the relations between
the United States and Japan they viii.
in my opinion. become closer The In
terestS of the nations in the far east
in the future should so hand in hand.
I am sure nothing viii occur 20 i'm
terrupt those relations. for the exports
of America differ from those OF Jap,iD-
and the commerce OF the two couutriea
should not conflict.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
POACHING MUST STOP
Canada Proposes to Get Bigger Guns
for Americans.

Ottawa Sept. 25.-The department of
marine and fisheries has referred to
the imperial government the question
of supplying the Canadian cruiser vi
gilant with quick fire three pound
guns.
Officials here believe that under the
circumstances of the Rush -Bagot
treaty of 1917 they can ship guns of
that size, but it has been considered
desirable to consult the imperial gov
eminent before taking the step. If the
answer from London is favorable four
quick firing three Founders will be at
once forwarded from Halifax and plac-
ed on board the Vigilant on Lake Erie
and decisive steps will be taken to stop
the wholesale poaching by American
fishermen.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-26
Coalition Parties in the
Hungarian Diet
CONFERENCE OF LEADERS
Will be Held October 3-KosSuth and
Others Addressed the Public Last
Night COunseIing Conservative but
Vigorous ACtion.

Budapest, Sept. 25.-The executive
committee of the coalition parties in
the Hungarina diet today decided to
summon a general conference of all of
the parties forming the coalition on
oct. 3, for the purpose of arriving at
comOmn agreement on the answer to
be made to the conditions imposed by
the king emperor. The committee al
so decided to invite to the conference
all deputies outside the coalition who
desire to participate in the defense Of
the constitution.
About a thousand persons gathered
outside the Independent club tonight
and gave a great ovation to the coaIi-
ton leaders. Francis Kossuth and
Count Albert AppOyni made speeches
in which they eXhorted the people not
to act imprudently, impressing upon
them that the struggle must be fought
within the limits of the law.
The socialists attempted to inter-
rupt the speakers and this led to a
free for all fight which necessitated the
interference of the police.