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The Washington times., 1905-09-29
1.-THE LITTLE THINGS THAT BRING GREAT RESILTSS-USE
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Cooks chambermaids. and house
workers. Call 1897 eth NV: second floor II
WANTED-Two white girls in a small pri-
vate family: one as coct5 and laundress
ard one waitress: city references required:
good wages. Apply to BOX SS7. Times office.
se29-2t
WANTED-Colored chambermaid at LIN
COLIN HOTEL. 10th and II SITS. NV. 1t
WANTED-White pastry cook. $50: for hotel
four white cooks. $50: chambermaids, So:
mattresses. SIS. AMERICAN HOMESEEK-
ERS, sl0 10th st. nv. 1t
WANTED-For all day part of after
noon and evening reliable colored or white
girl OF to assist In OF infant;
live near 18th and L SITS. Address RELIA-
BILE. Times office. 1t
WANTED-Two colored maids: light house
work PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY. s2e
7th st. 1t
The Washington times., 1905-09-29
The Finest Collection of ANTIQUES an,

the most reasonable prices in the city.
Brown Tolson. Auctioneers. 1409 II
ST. NV
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'Royal Pilsen" Is Monarch

IN the realm OF light beers. II has no
equal. Served in special glasses at lead
ing bars Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
The Washington times., 1905-09-29

The Purity of Fussell's Ice Cream
is unquestioned. Phone 1913. 1927 n. Y. a
The Washington times., 1905-09-29

We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & ToIson. Aucts. 1909 II st.
The Washington times., 1905-09-29
USE TIMES WANT ADS |
FOR RENr-FURN1sHED ROOMS.

TWO ROOMS. together or separately; boar
IL desired; transients; telephone 1904
st NV.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
ONE KILLED and
FORTY ARE INJURED
Fast Train On the Erie Railroad
Jumps the Track.
TRAeK roRN Up FoR iOOO -

The Exact Cause Of the Accident u
No. Known-Ths Train Was HssvI.
~ Leaded--work o. RessuIos inc
injured Was Quickly Begun.
Paterson. n. J. Fen. si,-Au east.
bound train known as the Mlddlosowu
Flyer, on the Erie railroad, jumped
the track today between Falrlawn and
Warren Point on Che Burgou county
branch, 2 miles east Of here. Ono
glrl was killed and Il Is believed be-
tween 30 and 80 persons were injured.
some seriously
Tho dead.
Miss Grace Matthews, Of Middle.
town, n, Y.
An unidentified woman Is suferlng
from fractured skull and win de.
The entire train Of ave cars vas
dlsched but the locomotive remained
on the track A speelal train with ply
slelana and nurses was hurried 70 the
scene OF the accident, and the Victims
viii be taken % Jersey city
The exact cause OF the accident q
unknown. but Il believed Il wa caused
By the breaking Of fanse on one Of
che ears
The frst of che lnlured % reach Pat.
erson, was a man namod Montgomery,
OF suNern lie was only eighty
hurt he said;
we were running az q hlgA rate
OF speed whom tho accident happened.
rho whole train eycepI the engine
vent OF the rails onto tho ties and
then toppled down On embankmeht
The hras ear turned completely over
and lay bottom mp 90 the bottom OF
The ditch. while tbe shreo other cars
turned over on their side The train
was VOL loaded and a large number
OF persons we're injured aud one slrl
was killed Tho work % roarulng
ihe Injured was begun quickly hY
those Who escaped unhafmed aud pei.
SONS living 10 tho vicinity AZ soon
o. telephone once could be- reached
mossaaoa were sent asking for assist
anee. Wien { ief Che scene Of Che
wfoch almost ali % the injured seemed
% bo abie 10 walk"
About a thonNand Feet 90 track wore
torn 90.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22

ton and can be sold easily az much
higher prices ,hau those at present
prevailing
"rhe state conventions on the 2ist
should also pass resolutions calling
upon landlords TO divide up their rent
notes, taking part rent In cotton and
part Ia corn, peas, etc, Also call
upon the warehOusemen, merchants
and bankers to aid In bringing about
reduction IN the acreage,
continue to perfect county and sub.
civil division organizations aud by &C.
tive cooperation and unity OF action
along business lines the southern Cot.
ton association will soon be able to
emanolpate the south from foreign
domination and bring back to our PEG.
rle genuine prosperity through the
protection Of tho great money crop
OF the world Harylo Jordan,
"Pres. Southern Cotton Assn"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22

kantaa c.if 30 ~ gan f0f tgse
900 aamaEes hs been Instituted ~
Mfa Naflha y cgsalagham arainst
fbe Miasnoia Mgmai L'ie lQsufsaee
eompang qf 8t paaI tnd Jotn d.
O8haugh1nsT ne.f msHtger tnd llee
pref.gsht ~ ne eompanf $40 had
encea in tha e.W Mm Caaaise.
ban alleges e 80 pe,if'aa fast eaan
te uaf rsttlff ~ co. .afl once
oataaraary efieapfel De- ~ anf
bee tef ilr eusiaot refs 81
tayt em fiu fa fhreafea hef eift
tseaafEt aaf tssi.g 81 fla sffe
81
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
Russians BulIdln0 LIGHT RalIroadl.

Toxic. Feb. 2l--lt is reported that
the Russians have constructed two
light railways one connecting Fushan
and Venting and another connecting
with other activities, and the heavy
concentration OF troops Indicates q
plan to turn General Kuroh's right
General Kuropatkln Is continuing his
operations of increasing his entire de
lenses, and gives Indication Of a res
dilute intention OF retaining his posi-
ton when the expected great battle
occurs. The Toxic newspapers print
the statement that i26 Japanese who
were captured at Heikoutai were roped
together and paraded through the
street OF Mukdeu. This Information
comes from Chinese sources. and Il
is impossible to obtain verlacation
here. It is said that there will be an
Official inquiry into the matter and
that the Japanese government viii
make a protest II the report is found
to be true.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22

Copenhagen, Feb. 2l.--The Third Pa
clhc squadron passed the southern end
Of Langeland island THIS morning
The squadron which consisted OF
four .ron clads and four transports
proceeded n0rthward and passed the
northern point Of Langeland, escorted
by a Danish torpedo boat and Ger
man iron clad The latter after irav-
ersing the Langeland belt returned
southwards.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
Russlans WastIna AUGMENTATION.

Toxic, Feb. 2l.-The headquarters
Of the Japanese army ia Manchurla
report that the Russians moved a di.
vision from the front 10 the LEFT and
advanced from Ia mountain. Several
columns moved rs miles westward,
hating at HangchIatallzu which Is 9
miles northwest Of wanchlyuantzu.
The Russians continued 10 shell por-
lions OF the Japanese lines Saturday
and the japanese frequently failed 20
respond 10 the bombardment which
was often entirely ineffective and Is
described as being largely q waste OF
ammunition
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22

Nes York Feb 80 Congressman
Nauor r. Ots. ~ he ninetssalh as
irci disa eady today az h's bone
iu Fonter eyed 81 yeaFs so ots
aat born % HailhH Vf aa1 traced
hh s6ceafray 20 ihe John OTIS. wh0
came from H.nElam Eng. 81 Masss
etsaeits N 1855 Hig father Invest
f9 ltc elevator and suIfoun4ed th9
roapaag atleh bear. 30 nama
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22

Whef'lrg W va POI FLA rs
pou oi 81 erB'otiou in Providence
near 81 c'a.ntme o. states fAs'
several peo7ie afre knief aa1 manf
hrrt a ters parfr boiler 81
P'oiet srecsi1e fhs Boiler ESQ eafiuf
heas Tue.pa pfrlora rtfe .aiufet
Two have Hrcs les a1f tlfee A.
tl's 81 have t1 aal'g BARK
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
CAPTURED cOvNrsRsANO COAL:
Japanese stop British Steamer Bound
For Port Of VladiVostok.

Toxic. Feb. 20.-S;30 p, m.-The
capture is announced by the navy de-
partment OF the British steamer Pow
Gerham, bound for vladiyostok with
a cargo Of Cardiff coal. Where the
capture was made is not stated.
The Povderham is steel screw
steamer S.Ol9 tons register. She was
built in Mlddlesboro in 1892. and is
owned by the Pawderham Steamship
company. OF Plymouth. England.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
NEWS FROM ST. PETERSBURG.
Russian Employers and Workmon u
Hold a Bic Conference.

81 Petersburg, Fob. "a. senior Shld.
i0ylsld. president % the committee
appointed hy Emperor Nicholas 20
ascertain the causes OF discomfort
among the working classes OF 81. Pc
tersburg IN note issued today lnyitet
the employers and workmsn 90 elect
Representatives TO SIC ON the commit
tee, Factory owners and contractors
employing not less than a hundred
persons are entitled 20 elect 10 repre-
sentatlyes OF the different industries
while the worhmen Of the various os
Adjustments can choose electors whC
Will elect delogatOs 10 serve
on the commission Each establish
ment employing 100 90 500 persons
IS entitled 10 one cleclor and thosg
employing 500 20 1000 persons, tive
electors Concerns employing over
a thousand persons are entitled to al
eioclor for each 500. Employees Both
men and womon are entitled % vote
bat delegatcr must be- men who hav,
worked at least o year IN their resnee
tive factories and must be freely elect
ca by the worEera themselves without
Interference un The part OF employers
The note issued by Senator shldllves
90 guarantees personal safety OF lht
dclegaica
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22

New York. Fob ~ 70 IS reported
cables tho licfald's Paris oornpou
0ent thaf Father Gorou leader ot ths
workmeu in tho recent st Petersburg
dlsturhanc arrived 90 Manelllea gn
hlt way 20 Rome in company etth
several students The auaslau police
agents are making inquiries lu tab
as 20 bic residence 10 lhal country
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
81. LouIs soooLER ON TRIAL.
Accused Of Accepting BrlbsS from Tire
Street Railway Company.


Butler Mo, Feb 2i--After a delay
Of neariy three years ne tria Of
Charlie Krstr Of So Louis > former
member Of ths municipal assembly q
that city. charged with aecept.ns a
bride from an agent 81 tho suburban.
street railway company % pass a OH
giving an extensive franchise 20 thai
corporation. teean here today 90 tle
Bates COUNTY circuit court
Kratz va arrested lu S. Lo1.t
some three year. aE0 ana arer hla BE-
lease on bond went 10 Mexico and BE
eEtFadiiign c1ne ouly pfisr q special
treaiy bad ben arrmEei with that sgv
ernmcut through tae penonal lniere1i
taEer b tse case by Pralieat Roose
vcnt Erat1 was then arfa,Enc1 fof
triai 81 Sc LaaIF baf secured change
81 psnue % Brler
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
ATLANTA HAS ANorsss FREEZE.
Ice and slset for the Fourth Time
This Winter covers Gate City.

This Winter covers Gate City.
Atlanta. Feb. 2i.--Another Sunday
freeze. the fourth one Ia a. many
weeks. fell upon Atlanta Sunday
While the storm vas not o. bad a.
the three previous ones, g covered
trees and houses and The streets with
Ice and made walking dangerous
Some OF The trolley carr were inter.
fered with. az was the telegraph and
telephone companies
The oaic'aI observations ahow that
the temperature has varied very ilt.
be within The last - hours. and since
8 O'Clock SUNDAY ahernoon there has
been variation 81 only degrees
ranging from 81 % 33
The drop fo Cd occurred rhorflF be-
fore O'Clock sunday evening e.
Which tlme a misty rnia vac falling
which fro1e az 60 struck fhe trees and
trolley wires to an esieni that fae-
sesfed a repetition Of The scenes 90 D
fee days neo. Az itaf rme. haEevef
tao me7caJ uss Hsuf.ug ar0ane 81
eegrecs and fah dlnoreaes iogeihfr
uitt fte saru rain ~ Monday morn
ins tas s0 far prevented q rrtHrn ~
ths memorable experience 81 tea
days ss9
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
uio rral At INDIANAPOLIS
Less Nay Reach Million and Hail Dol
lars ons Fireman Hunt.

fH WV NffNitNW fNANtf
Indianapolis, ind. feb "a Fof fouf
hours sunday nlehl me Wholesale as
irlet bounded by Georgia and Meridian
streets Iacksou place and tbe aaloa
depot sheds vas meHaeed by q ere
ehieh started Do the wholeaule ware.
rooms o. lbe fahnlsy a Mecgea sill
lln0fg company Atei30 O'Clock three
gsbera alarms brought into action
ovely department ln the city ana Ssh.
urha when che ore eas brought ua
ser control elgbt buildings among
which were three hotels. SD been
completely Destroyed causlns oss
estimated % tl5o00oo. ore areman
eaa bur 1g falling falls
o. che A. Hleief Doug eompaayu
Warewons were many barrels ~ OTIS
400 explosives aefe stored and b the
Da'meisch e0mDsBy's wholesale house.
Hhefe q feaaaas stock 81 fireworks
aofe l0eated sevsrai serious explo.
fiQus occurred
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
orrs IN ELECTRIC eHAra.
italians VINO Kllisa Old Woman Pays
Death PsnRlty.

Death PsnRlty.
ordaning n s.. Feb. - Frahk
Rimisfo and Adolph Koehls Hefe pui
"a death lb The electric chair Do slne
Blnr prison today Both execution
were carried oui without lneldeBt Two
shocks ufre riyen iB each eare
Rlmiero murdered Macfo PlHia0. 3
rival lgnt dealer in Brooklyn a. ths
result u q quarrel gyef tbe owner
shlp - q quautlfg o. 90 botfiea
Koeulg atfang.ed Sire MARI Kaua
nan 20 death ia West Foulelh
stree, house lass Nay aad thea a.
tempted 30 cad hh DIE by fnuag q
kbife hto tls abGomen bHf FecoFcred
sfief feyefti seeks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
Meseen aludsnL KIna AmsrIsan.

Mncow. Wa Vleans Feb q a.
American namud AacihauIaBd a pop
nlag professor and Enslllh lecturer
81 iht Commercial academy ~ Noe
COW Wns shot dead by sn academy
student named Blanow for political
reaaons sisnoH Immediately CON
mliied suicide
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22

Des MoiEaa. Iowa Sob ~ SIX per
sons were Killed in wreck en enc
nock island railway q milo and a halt
west Of Wiola Iowa 81 noon today
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
ROOSEVELT RECEIVES
COTTON COMMITTEE
Commission Wants To Extend
Trade Into The Orient.
PRgsIoENT pRoMIsGs 10 HELp
Senator MeLaurin Of South Carolina,
Made Strong plea for Congressional
Aid in the Movsment-t4aPpeninss
in House and Senate.

washington, Feb. q President
Roosevelt today received the commits
sion representing the Interstate South
ern Cotton convention az New Orleans
to urge the creation of commission
20 extend the foreign markets for cot
ton products. The delegation consist
ed of about a dozen members, headed
by former Senator McLaurin, Of South
Carolina. The committee urged i'm
mediate steps looking TO COMPRESSION
al action for this purpose in behalf
OF the cotton interests The presl.
dent discussed the question with the
delegation and stated that he would
take It up with the men who repre-
sent the cotton belt In congress. He
assured the committee that he would
do all he could to facilitate the move
ment.
The committee later conferred with
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
HOLD YOUR COTTONI
THE FIGHT is WON
Declares President Jordan Of
Cotton Growers Association
VICTORY IS NOW CERTAIN
Exporters Are Short and Need the
Spot Cotton and VIII Pay for It al
Advanced PrIees--Redues Acreage
IS Per Cent, and stand Pat

Atlanta, Feb 81 President Haryle
Jordan, of the Southern Cotton Asso
citation, has issued the following letter
to the cotton planters OF the south:
The delegates to the state aud ter
rItorial conventions on the 2lsi should
pass ringing resolutions endorsing the
policy OF the Southern Cotton assool
alton to secure a reduction OF at least
20 per cent IN the cotton acreage and
use OF commercial Fertilizers to be
used under cotton for 1906; also call
ing upon every spot holder OF cotton
to tighten his grip and refuse to mar
ket single bale until the price adj
yauces TO fair aud legitimate figures
The New Orleans convention adopted
resolution. which was unanimous
calling upon the people TO hold their
spot cotton until prices reached "a
cents per pound delivered at the ports
which would make the price abou,
$50 On the interior TIE Only way e
break the present advancing market d
TO throw spot cotton on the market
and enable the buyeft TO an thei
contracts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22

Exporters Are Short,
Recent lnyestlgations az an promi
nent cotton centers show beyond All
doubt that exporters no heavily shorl
OF spot cotton 10 lli their contracts
with They win be utterly unable q
carry out these contracts az pres
ent prices u the holders viii stand pat
and refuse to sell The crisis In The
situation Is rapidly crystallzlns, and
but one of tao thing must happen ln
the near future Either the farmers
and other holders OF clifton must ne
lleye the pred'cameut the buyers are
"a by selling at present prices. be-
forced to 80 actively into The spot
market and bid prices up 20 point
where the spot HOLDER are willing Go
cell The Gght D. nov whipped and
an The farmers hsye % 90 is TO con.
tlnne lo hold lho.r cotton and force
the buyers 30 pas what toe cotton Is
worth The gKporpr are heavily
short Cor an lhe future months. there
fore, ehen sales aFe made. sell ouly a
smaH portion Of yolf bpndlngs and
keep tho buyers rfra.ned up 10 hl
their contracts IAt price % cotton
can BE- advanced esnts per pound
wlthln the noEt co DAYS ~ cotton r.
held nrmly as 90 prateni Let there
be no WaYerhg anywhere 90 the
ranks
RedustIon Of Acreage.
From many sections Inquiries are
coming Do asking % FARMER who
planted only ten acres or cotton 80
The plow ~ 1904 should reduce bls
acreage IS pet cent also The general
cot o. AZ BEAST Is pee cent should b.
made on every farm. 20 matter Nhat
acreage Ertendfe cotton aelds
should be cut So prr cent d b bet
tef % work. eight srfes in cotton o.
q profit thau "a cultivate 90 acres a.
q Jose The maa 10 does not %
duce hIf affa1re E De- maklne
prom qH ihc coif9a le raiset at zoe
erpeus of BE nelgh1oFs eho 30 ~
euce irf every man pgi hIs shonil
Ger 20 thr wheel ID the fedHetlon
be pr9rated arr0fl.ne 40 fhe scfeagc
planied lu 1904 ou lasis % 90 least
% per eeHf le cod no man VII
baFe eanse 90 regret his aci,an peat
fall
~Rctare tte Hse ~ saae0 az isaFi 81
per cenf ana 10 no .aeisacc lseroase
iis usc under rbif0a Wf masi az
rTrass pf8seriiaa lais tsaf anl thh
ia lhs ary asY to ~ rifnt more
foos supply croDs
enc uoffufri tu retire ite sf
p'es 90 a1a1 atff from fts mar
~ lia nem fsa sl 1n are6
aat uiN 81 ac-fg Wn 100 s8r
eiss 80 81 .fe asg tafltt sacslos'
~ acreage 900 a D Emr1 az AZ
etat 90 met ttf mane ~ al
crop n "a tte ttngt ~ ft tolefs
r 81 aie ag
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
In the House.

A resolution providing for early
consideration of bills allowing home.
stead entries of Gao acres each IN
eastern Colorado aud South Dakota
was the FIRST business in the house to.
day Il was called mp under sus.
pension Of the rules and was opposed
by Mr. Maddox (GaJ who forced a
count OF the house on a point Of no
quorum, and also a debate on the adop-
ton Of the resolution.
After a prolonged discussion the
rules were suspended and the rcsolu.
ton was passed.
Consideration OF the naval appropri-
alton bill was then resumed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-22
On the Senate.

The first part OF the session Of the
senate today was devoted to routiu
business. A number OF bills were
passed
Among them was one authorizing
the award OF The bronze medals Of hon.
or % persons displaying conspicuous
bravery In saving lives In railroad
wrecks which measure had passed the
house.
The senate committee on foreign re-
lations today discussed but reached
no decision on TIE sauto Domingo
treaty. Il viii come up again at a
meeting to be held Wednesday
The president today sent TO the sen.
ate the following nominations
Postmasters Louisiana-D s FL.
wards. Opelousas IAvinia Insley Del
hl.
oklahoma Busterton G Barnes
Ponca
Also promotions IN the army
Arizona republican., 1905-01-17
THAT MISSOURI FUND
The Investigating Committee Not
 Yet Through Searching.

Jefferson City, Mo-. Jan. 16.-The senate committee that has been inves- tigating charges that a contribution to the republican fund of $21,OOO ac- credited to Chairman T. K. Niedring- haus of the republican state committee was contributed by St. Louis brewers to influence legislation, made a partial report to the senate today and asked for further time to pursue its inves- tigation.
 The report finds that NiedringhaUs did not contribute S21. eco as credited to him. The report was signed by the full committee, including the Tepubli- can senators, McIndoo and Frisby The committee reports that no direct evidence has been offered to show that contributions to the republican state campaign fund by Adolphus Busch, the Anheuser- Busch brewing associa- tion or Otto Stifel were for the pur- pose of influencing legislation in Mis- souri general assembly.
 The republican members of the house Investigating committee completed the majority report tonight respecting the probing of fund contributions and it will be submitted to the house of rep resentatives tomorrow. It is said that the representatives exonerate Med ringhaus. A minority report also will be filed by the democratic members of the communities
Arizona republican., 1905-01-17

St. Petersburg, Jan. 16-General ku- ropatkin in a dispatch to Emperor Nicholas. reporting the Russian cav airy. raids of January 10 and Il, says; ..The Japanese suffered heavily. The Russian losses during those two oays were three officers killed and ten wounded, fifteen soldiers killed and 49 wounded"
 The general adds that the cavalry captured a quantity of stores and DTS oners and says the Japanese stores itt Yinkow were ablaze for nearly whole night on January F. The text of Ku- ropatkin's report follows: During the evening of January 10 one and a half companies of Japanese infantry and a half squadron of Japanese dragons were defeated with great losses. On January Il a Japanese company and two squadrons of cavalry which were occupying New Chwang were driven out by our Cossacks whO occupied the place and afterward pursued the
Arizona republican., 1905-01-17
STRONG ARM
How the District Attorney Is Closing
 Gambling.

New York, Jan. 16.-FoHowing the surrender to District Attorney Jerome today of a gambling outfit belonging to Frank Farrell, Dave Johnson and Frank McDougaI, It was declared by counsel for the gamblers that Jerome had closed every gambling house in New York City and that they would remain closed. The instrument which made such effectual action possible was disclosed by Lawyer Daniel O'ReilIy, representing the gamblers, to be the Bowling law, enacted at the request of Jerome when he was trying to induce Jesse Lewisohn to testify against Richard Canfield. That law automatically releases from punish ment any gambler who gives evidence himself to the district attorney but compels him to give such evidence.
 Lawyer OReilIy said: There will be no gambling house in this city. The Bowling act has given the district at torney a weapon which he has used ehectUally at every place in the city. That they will not reopen is shown by the surrender of all gambling para pheInalia. They cannot afford to buy every time the district attorney takes notion to make a raiG''
Arizona republican., 1905-01-17
A MILLION SHARES SOLD
Union Pacific Added Gayefy to the
 Stock Market.

New York. Jan. 16.-Transactions on the stock exchange rose above the mil lion share mark again today and with the increased animation there was a considerable showing of strength. A conspicuous movement in Union Pa cifc exercised a sympathetic influence on the whole market. But during the course of the day when the movement of that stock showed signs of having run itself out. the tone of the rest of market also gave evidence of hesitation and difficulty in resisting the reaction. After it's five point rise of last week and with it's advance today through the figure which had been pointed to in current speculative gossip as the ob- jective of the movement, Union Pacific naturally came in for some heavy speculative profit taking.
 Accumulation orders over Sunday which had been attracted by the buoy ant movement of Friday and Saturday helped carry the stocks up through of ferings realized to the high record for the movement of 12O 1-2. An additional three point jump in Northern Secur- ities on the curb kept up parallel be-