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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Philip F. Teiser to Esther PolIak,
% feet on east line Of Ninth Street, 1b3 Ia
feet south OF NJ Street, S.. 81
william ElIyson, special commissoner to
Esther Poliak 4s l-2 feet on Fourth Street.,
Nos. o32. a34 ana 900, North. 50. $50. e. q
Matthias Brlel and wife 70 y p carneal.
% l-2 feet on north line OF Moore, street,
Z. Mary r.. Sweeney to Catherine a.. sweeney,
20 feet on east line OF Seventh Street, between
Marshall and Clay Streets. IS. y
Va. u Hunt and wife to Minnie 81 - liar-
wood trustee. 2l1-2 feet ION west line Ions
hardy Street, 80 feet north Of Hanover y, 100.
John Mann. Jr..f and wife to u, wafer
Garrett. IA sc feet on north limo OF Hanover
Street la 7-12 feet west Of Cedar Street. 1850.
EssIe D. Caron, to- J. D. Carneal. interest
In e5 feet on south line of LeighF Street, ~
feet east OF First Street. IS, ss
William l.. Carneal and wife TO J. De- Car
neal IL feet OH north side Of Grace Street
6l8 feet east Of Allen Avenue. $3.50.
Mann S. Valentino q executors % Charles
u, Williams trustee, is 10 1-2-1a feet on Main
Street. No. 72s, East, SIS. 900.
2 Henrico: Els. Read and wife to James
iToone, 4 ii acres on tho southwest side OF
washington Street. Highland Springs. $3.50.
Annie 10. and Sally G., Parker tic u Moses
S acres on a 20 foot road leads
Ing to tho Hungary Spring road, djotning
the lands Of Warren s. blackburn and others.i
$50. s9.. Sd u. Lf55 Is I. !. =, q.
derson, 9 acres near tho Mountain ROAD, ABOUT
I miles north OF Richmond, $e9S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
BANK IS SOLVENT;
EXCITEMENT OVER.
--------------------------
Confidence Restored ii, Milwau-
kcc and Concern Over Sitr-
alton Disappears.
MAYOR DEPOSITS GREAT SUM
Walked Down Street in Full
View Of Crowd With $4,000
in Currency and Gold.
DEPOSITS GREAT SUM
NV Associated Press.)

M1LwAU KEE, April 25.--confidcnce has
been restored In the banking Institutions
of Milwaukee and tho run OIL the First
National Bank md the Milwaukee Trust
Company, which was caused by the COLI
fession Of a defalcation BY Frank g..
Bgclow, until Monday president of the
First National Bank, and a director of
the Trust Company. OF over 100000 is u
thing Of the past. and banking Affairs
III Milwaukee have resumed their normal
sei
Before the hour for opening the ban <s
had arrived a meeting Of the Milwaukee
Clcuring It1ousc Association was held
and d committee ofAttatt institution after
examining the assets and collateral Of the
First National Bank, issued n rcassuring
report declaring the bank perfectly SOL
vent.
Following this, was q statement Issued
by the board Of directors Of the First Ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
he Is amply revcnged and II he lives he
will be able to punish his assailant him-
self. ;s 81. Il e

sell. KS 1t 6 g5 s3s Z. n 50 f9
4 A new way OF giving a bridal couple
a send off was given g. demons tT1 ton
III the Tenderloin early this morning, and
thought 1T possessed many unique points
ard was not particularly naIghty. the
police put q quick stop to 1t on the ground
that the Tenderloln is not what i used
to be. and they could not afford to have
the Same sort of games going on In these
days rs used to pass current. g5
The bridal couple had been giving their
friends wedding blowout at one of the
hotels near Broadway, and 1T was the
wee small hours of the morning when the
newly married couple started for the
Erie depot to commence their honeymoon
Journey. That none OF the few pede;s-4
TRANS then on the street should full to-
know 1t was o bridal coach, the friends
decorated 1T profuscly with table loths
md wash basins. az
There was nothing particularly new in
the decorations, but $where the jokcrs of
the party fairly excclled themselves WIS
in the happy thought that led e two OF
them to mount the coach nurses. 81 as III
the days OF post boys. Thus equipped tho
party went forth and as there ~ as plent y
81 time IN which to reach the de,'ots
.iey started in to make q ploper parade
OF the Tenderloln. That they did not sue
coed In fully covering the line of march,
MS at first planned, was due to the lacks
iof sentiment on the part Of the pole
But though the 'post boys, mad to dis
mount the table cloths and 1asE- basins
were allowed to remain on the Coach and
thus decorated 1t ratified nlerrily ~ err e to
the Erie ferry. si3 as,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Dr.. Foushee's Lecture.

Dr.. w. L. Foushee delivered the fourth in
the course of lectures on education at RIch-
mond College yesterday afternoon on Methods
Of Teaching; How to Conduct a Recitation.
from the city and college students. The
next lecture will be on Friday afternoon next.
81 DR.. J. a. G. Chandler spoke at chapel ex-
greeted by the college students. No professor
at the college has ever been more popular
than he He advocates the erection on the
college grounds a "; NJ. G. A.. building con-
tanning auditorium and gymnasium DR..
Chandler left last evening over the senboard
Air Line for Columbia, S. c., to attend the
Southern Educational Conference. 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Old Homestead Burned.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.) Il
/ CONFORM. VA, April o5 The residence OF
Mr. r. Powell Coakley. at Alden, this county.
was destroyed by fire Saturday. when the
wind was so high as to preclude the possibility
of controlling the flames. It was the old Coax
ley homestead, contained all the comforts and
.convenlences of n degirabe modern residence.
and was situated In one of the prettiest and
most prosrerous sections Of King George.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Corner Stone Laid.

N Especial to The Times. Dlspatch.)
# POWHATAN C. HI. yAp April 2S.-The
corner stone to the new Baptist Church to be
erected at this place was laid here yesterday.
with Masonic ceremonies. conducted by tho
Cumberland Courthouse Lodge. No. ?SS. The
services were very impressive.
Tho address OF w, H. Lawson was we'll de-
lyered and greatly enjoyed
q After the dinner. Or, Pitcher entertained
tho crowd in the courthouse, after which there
was an egg hunt. n
1 DEVOTIONAL exercists were conducted ny the
Rev, ]. w, Reynolds. the pastor, assisted by
Rev. Spearer Maxey, and +. w. Putney. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
LOOK FOR SENSATION. 5S
Action Of I City Off
Gals Before Grand Jury
9E ss 5/e no,,o1 "a THE Tim Dispa tch.)

Il CHARLOTTE. N. c.. April 25.--city5
Treasurer G. M. Etheredge was summoned mr. o1te
before the grand jury OF Mecklenburg
Books and 1accoun IS appertaining to his
Office to testify fter being sworn, ana
before any questions we're asked, solicitor
HerIot Clarkson. formerly city at torne,y,g
in conference with the grand Jury and then
that the matter was postponed. .
: tits stated tonight that the grand jury
wants to Investigate rumors OF graft on
are in circulation. Others say It is pre-
iminary to presenting the city fathers
for alleged violation state ear STAINS az
which makes It q m1sdemeanior ZOE g ciley
There are many who believe that me-
thing sensational will develop in the near
future. The grand Jurors are sworn 70 70 s
secrecy, and the public Is guessing 6. ssal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Fire in New, York.
!. iRY Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 25..-Flve alarms
We're sent nfor fro on the East Side
tonight. calling all fire apparatus from
the Battery to Twenty-tlftt Street. The
buildings destroyed were those that for
years were occupied Ivy the Ridleys as
a dry goods store, and a familiar land
mark d on the East, slde bounded by
Grand, Allen and Orchard Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
Meeting Held in New York and
Officers Elected.
..ll(R:.y.! .p,rc,sss.1

-
IN EW YORK, April 25.-The eleventh
annual meeting OF the Ma ional Municipal
League and the twelfth national confer.
ence for good city government began to-.
day In this city. Professor T.. S. Rowe.
of the University Of Pennsylvania. was
to deliver an address, but had been called
unexpectedly to Columbia. s. G. His
address was read by Or. S. N. Lindsay.
or the University of Pennsylvania.
Clinton Rogers Woodruff. Of Philadel-
aphia, secretary of the league, read his
annual report, dealing with municipal
advances during the year.. The follow,
ing officers were elected: Sc
President, James Bonaparte, OF Balti-
more; vice-presidents. Charles Richard
son, OF Philadelphia: r. Dickson Bruins.
OF New Orleans: Edmund James, of
Champaign. Ill; secretary, Clinton r.
Woodruff, OF Philadelphia: treasurer,
George Burnham. Jr., Of Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
.BENHuR IS DRAWING
LARGE AUDIENCES.
Special Friday Matinee Has.
Been Arranged-Cl Clifford
5s5. at Biiou. #

Manager Rex, Of the Academy, has de-
cided to put in an extra matinee for the
"Ben 9IIur" week. The heavy sale Of
seats for the regular performances and
the enthusiasm with which the produce
ton has been received here made this
day. 1t is especially requested OF patrons
Of the house that they arrange SO that
they can be seated before eight O'clock
for the night performances and before
acts and seventeen scenes, and the pro-
5ducers endeavors to put them on without
waits so that too long a time will not
be required to give the performance.
Indications are that this week at the
Academy will be the biggest in Its his.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Chamber Organized.

!7lgs Special to The Times Dlspa tch.) ~
FRONT ROYAL. Vas, April .z5--.A mass
meeting OF tho citizens OF Riverton and Front
Royal was held In the courthouse last night
for the purpose Of organizing Board OF
Trade Constitution and bylaws were adopted.
and tho following officers elected; President.
Sa muel n, Rhodes; First ce-President, +.
IL Jackson: Second vce-Presldent. NJ, NJ,
johnson; Third Vice President, w, y. Carson;
Treasurer ", a. corron; II Exesutiye COMMIT MT
Miller J. +. Blackwell, George w. Forsyth.
g. n Wilkins. H. u. Naylor, George W.
Cone and W. j. Arcy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
BAsE-B BALL TO-DAY.
Barton Heights and Richmond
n to Meet This Afternoon.

Tho Twin City; game this afternoon at 4
o'clock. viii be between tho Students OF Dar-
ton Heights. and The Richmonds. These teams
played fine game on Monday and expect
10 do equally as well to-day. VS.
Billy Clifford, the comedian Will assist IN
umpirlng the game. and he will have the
members OF his company out TO root for the
local players @ si! 8. i5ES8 III, q 4,
tcresting by virtue or tho q fact that the
Brownies and the Barton Heights teams VIII
meet for the first time this season,
President Rose has called n meeting OF tho
league for Friday night at his Office. and the
captains and umpires are requested to be
present. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
United States Steel Dividend,

77II1777IH (By AssocIated Fress,)
3 NEW FORK, April rs The board OF direc-
a meeting to-day declared regular dividend
OF j 3-4 per cent, on tho preferred stock The
earnings for the quarter were s2a. o25, sss. an
same quarter last year, The untitled orders
on hand March slst, were b5s7, $3.50 tons, an
Increase Of 1850, bss. compared with March
The dividend on all preferred stock is payable
Nav 91at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
New Midshiipnen..

ANNAPOLIs, MD, April 26.-Of tho seyen-
lty-fye candidates Who last week took the
mental examinations for admission to the
were passed, The successful men include w,
T., Bowen, Tennessee; u; e. Cooper, North
Garolina & Gille'sted AlS6a anal =
nessee; A. IL Pendletop,t North Carolina; r..
q. Theisson Florida. Z;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
Billy Clifford.

h. Whether Billy Clifford Is married or
single may or may not make difference
with his audiences. Whatever his state,
however, he is certainly making his audi
ences laugh q t the Bitou this week In his
production Of How He Won Her"
Hugh l.. Cardoza, the Southern repre-
sentative OF the JakebWells theatrical en-
terprises, is to reach here to-day to ar
range for the return engagement OF Mr.
Walter Edwards in a new play dealing
with Western life and scenes "A Fight
ing Chancen hlalE.a 3tla. .sa.lsll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
I Kelley Gets Decision,

t5y Associated PressDR
INpIANAPoLls IND, April e5-Huso
Kelley. of Chicago. was given the decision
over philadelphia Jack OsBrien at the end
OF ten round bout at the auditorium to-
,pishtfe The fight was fast and furious from
tho 'xiart -,t. 4 nc, u 4 49,. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
BREACH Of TREATY
DECLARES CR.0N.J /. :. |:
Boer General Says England, in
New Constitution for Trans
vaal, Violates Word.
PROMISED SeLF.GOvERNMENT
Colonial Secretary Now States
That Time Is Not Yet
Ripe.
1(By A.sso ciated Press.)

NORFOLK, VA, April % Genet al
Cronjc, who was member Of PRESIDENT
Kruger's cabinet for twelve years, when
shown the London dispatch giving the
provision of the new Transvaal constitu-
tIon, said:
ut is q breach OF the treaty Of peace,
made US by England mt vcrcenigIng on
May 81, 1902, which promised q self
government ns soon as our. country was
55 In q settled state" So
General Cronjc said the Beers now il,
this country with him, COO in all, have
agreed to COLOMBO in America, probabl.
in Georgia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
High Possessions,

"A New York man has been granted ver-
dict for $500 against railroad company for
loss Of light and air., the United States SUI
preme Court having decided that the rights
possessed by him through tho purchase OF the
ground on which he lives extend from the
earth to tho sky, z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26

State Senator Campbell Here.
State Senator j. Lawrence Campbell, OF Bed
ford county, is stopping at tho Hotel Rich
'mond for n few days. Mr.. Campbell is a sup
porter Or Senator Martin In his canvass for re-
nomination and introduced him In his Bedford
OF tho county people.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-08-10
BODY OF KATIE HATCH
FOUND LAST FRIDAY

The body of little Katie Hatch was
found on Friday seven miles from the
camp where she was first missed. The
child was lost on July Is and the par
ents, assisted by the Indian police,
trailers, friends and neighbors, have
kept up continuous search, and their
efforts were finally rewarded by finding
the body of the beautiful little child.
The form was nude and had been mutt
lated by wild animals. 1t was appar-
ent that she had become demented by
fright and in this state of mind had
torn off all her clothing and thrown
them away. The clothes were recov-
cred by her father two miles from
where the body was found. The little
girl had crossed the White River, a
feat which those in search thought inn
possible for her to accomplish, as the
river was high and the current swift
and dangerous. Enterprise.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-08-10
PINAl COUNTY BUDGET
FROM FLORENCE BLADE

The Phoenix & Eastern railroad COM
pany is now building stock yards at
the Y beyond Winkleman. The bridge
contractors will commence within a
few days putting in bridge across the
ella, just above Winkleman. This set
ties all doubt as to the intention of the
company to extend their road up the
San Pedro valley to Benson.
The steel bridge of the Phoenix &
Eastern, across the ella at Buttes, has
been completed, and is the finest steel
bridge this side of the Mississippi river.
The bridge contractors have moved
their camp from Buttes to the Ripsey
Wash and are now engaged in putting
in steel bridge across the ella at
that point. This bridge will be a dup
licate of the Butte bridge and, like the
latter, will be strong enough to carry
the great Mogul engines of the Santa
Fe. 1t will take at least eight months
to build this bridge as it is eighty feet
by diamond drill test--to bed rock
where the east abutment will be placed.
There was delivered at this bridge site
this week, two very large air compress
sors which will be used to keep the
water out of the caisson to be sunk
there. The bridge contractors are put
ting up about fifty buildings to accom-
modate their men. The steel bridge
over Mineral creek, at Kelvin, has been
co,nplatad
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-08-10
What Has Happened in the Ter
ritOry Since Our Last
Issue
AN INTERESTING COLLECTION
OF Clippings From Newsy Contempora-
ries Gossip Of the Busy Week -Ao-
tvity in the Southern Counties Is
Pronounced Douglas City Notes.

Charges of fraud in connection with
the management of the International
Sanitarium association, corporation
owning the splendid sanitarium build
ing in Nogales, are numerous in COM
plant in an action for appointment of
receiver, filed in the district court
Thursday by Attorney George X.
French. Oasis.
Governor Kibbey has written the Co
chise county board of supervisors for
the tax rates of the county for the
wears 1904 and 1905. He wishes the to-
tai for all purposes, and also the rate
for the various funds. The governor
will use the information for his gener-
al report which he will make to the
secretary of the interior. The tax rate
for Cochise county for 1904 was $40
per cent. The rate for 1905 has not
vet been computed, but will not exceed
per cent, the lowest tax rate in the
territory. Gazette.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-08-10

Mrs. Savage from front room of the
residence, with shotgun pressed close
against the window. Savage staggered
back for moment and then fell for
ward upon his face, unconscious, and
died a few seconds later. Savage was
a heavy drinker and had abused his
wife and infant until his wife became
almost crazed.
From the Douglas Dispatch
Captain Thomas Rynning left Satur-
day morning on his big gray horse for
trip over the territory, which will
take about month of his time. He goes
provided with bedding and supplies and
willis along pack horse:to carry the
outfit. The first stop will be at Bisbee
and from there the captain will push on
toward the west. He expects to cover
about 1850 miles before returning to
Douglas and during his absence his
duties will be attended to by Lieuten-
ant Wheeler, although the captain will
keep continuously in touch with head
ma rtarS
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-08-10
COCHISE COUNTY BUDGET
CULLED FROM EXCHANGES

From the Phoenix Gazette.
Young Chappo, the Mexican boy I'M
der sentence of death in Cochise county
Tor the murder of deputy sheriff, was
on Thursday granted respite of thirty
days by Gov. Kibbey. An effort is be-
ing made by the condemned mans at
lorney to save his neck and the COVER
nor wishes further time to look into
Ihe case. The execution was to have
taken place on August II.
From the Bisbee Miner.
friday evening, about dark, Mrs.
"ehry Savage, residing in upper Tomb
stone Canyon, shot her husband as he
Wa" advancing toward the house, kill
ing nm almost instantly. The weapon
USED was a double-barreled shotgun,
ana the full charge of one barrel enter
~ lne mans head just above the fore
"e"d' plowed through the brain, and
came out at the back of the head, tear
away the skull. The shot was fired by
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-08-10
THE COLORADO RIVER
REGION AROUND YUMA

From the Enterprise
Lieut.. Harry Wheeler of the Arizona
rangers, has been appointed deputy u.
S. Marshal, which is a pretty good
thing as he is thus empowered to pur-
sue and arrest anyone committing a
criminal act on the California side of
the Colorado river.
H. H. McPhaul has been appointed
an Arizona ranger and assumed the
duties of his office last Monday, to be
stationed at Yuma. 1t was evidently
deemed necessary by the authorities to
place another Territorial officer here
on account of the great thrush of peo-
pie, which will occur with the building
of the Laguna dam.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-08-10
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
IN GRAHAM COUNTY

From the Clifton Era.
lobe Lacy, a ranchman of the ella
river, was arrested last week by In
spector Shaw and Deputy Sheriff John
Parks, charged with the unlawful kill
ing of cattle, which it is claimed did
not belong to him. Some two or three
years ago Mr.. Lacy got into trouble
over some "dogy" calves which caused
him much expensive litigation. 1t be-
came known to the officers that Lacy
was in the habit of occasionally furn-
ishing fresh beef to the grading camp
on the A. & N. NJ. railroad. The Of
ficers became suspicious of him and re-
Gently visited his place. They asked
for the hide of an animal which had
been killed the day before. They were
shown half of the hide, which had
been split down the middle. When they
asked for the other half they were told
it was out in the weeds. On turning
the haf hide over it was found that the
rail N brand was on it.
p. w. Delaney left last Saturday
for Globe, Ariz., where he has some
construction work to look after in the
interest of the Phelps-Dodge company.
From the Morenci Leader.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson left for
Globe the early part of the week to
join her husband, who has accepted a
position with the Old Dominion Copper
company and they expect to make
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-08-10
MOnAvE COUNTY
The Weeks Mining News as Reported
r BY the Miner

From the Mohave Miner.
At the Pinkham force of men arr
at work taking out the water and get
ting ready to sample the property. A
hoist will be installed on the Midnight
mine at once and the property UNI
watered. These two properties are
probably the best copper mines in that
section of the county and are in the ac-
cessible part of the district, being but
mile from the railroad. Z. C. Eckis
is experimenting operations.
The tunnel on the Tyro mine, which
is now in 240 feet, has just broken into
the VEN. A sample of eighteen inches
OF the vein gave result of $3.50 gold to
the ton. 1t is expected that the vein
will show as great width at this point
as on the surface, where it is about
forty feet. S. r. Davis and Pete
White have been at work on the mine
for about two months and have made
good Roadway. The opening up of the
mine at this depth proves it to be one
of the best properties in the Union
Pass section.
Work is progressing on the Mime
sofa Connor mine at Chloride, under
the management of +. H. Griffith. A
large compressor is being installed and
number of machine drills will be put
in at once. 1t is possible that deep
shaft will be sunk on the property and
the mine thoroughly exploited. The
Conner and Minnesota mines have pro-
duced large amount of ore above the
800 level and it is to be expected that
this ore will go down. The Common car
ries large values in copper, as well as
gold and silver.
At the Keystone mine, Mineral Park,
the Keystone company is taking out
ore that will run nearly $1,000 to the
ton in value. This ore has been opened
up at the 120 level in crosscut to the
north ledge.
At the old Fay mine, south of King
man, hosting plant is being installed.
A boarding and bunk house have been
built and preparations made for active
work in the near future. Superintend-
ent Malone has been rushing work on
the improvements.
The Cerbat Mountain mining COM
pany has prepared a carload of ore for
shipment to the smeter and this morn
ing one of the big teams went out to
haul the ore to the railroad This ore
is from the drifts in the mine and is
said to be very rich.
The Treasure Hill mines have been
unwatered to the 200 level and the
pump recovered. AS soon as it is
repaired and put in running order the
water will be taken from the drifts and
crosscuts. This will take but few
days and then the work of driving to
the other veins on the level will be
commenced.