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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
M'NUTT SENTENCED
TO IMPRISONMENT
CAV Associated Press,)

!. ROME. July ls.-sentenca In the case
Of former Marquis Francis MacSutt the
Wealthy American. who was Papal cham,
b.rlain OF the CLOAK and sword until
clnIge OF disorderly conduct, was made
public to-day. MacNutt is condemned to
three months; Imprisonment with ~
yisory alSert2,a b,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Girl Goes to Jail.

(By Associated Press.)
3 NEW YORK. July, 1S.-Rerthee Claiche,
the French girl Indicted for murder IN
the first degree yesterday hy the grand
jury for killing Emil Gendron pleaded
rot guilty to-day, and was remanded for.
trial No attempt was made to secure
an early trial for the girl, and she VII
sc sSion. {sts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
( Bethlehem Dividend.
nv AssncInt fad Prcss.)

S. (By Associated Prcss.)
NEW YORK, July lS--Thc directors OF
the Bethleham Steel Corporation, to-day
declared the first dividend on the pre-
Il rrcd stock OF ga per cent? ms $of july
1st. The dividend Is payable August lst
The Bethlehem Steel Corporation Is the
freorganizcd United States Shipbullding
Company. e 1. stt u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Judge Mann Blocked.

Especial to The 'rlmcs-Dispatch)
ROANOKE VA, July ls,--Judge w.
n. Mann was caught behind the wreck
{ Of tho excursion train near Prospect and
wired tonight that he would be unable
to get here in tlme for the meeting.
Several hundred supporters, who turned
out tn heoy, him speak, were much DIS
/, aDpointcl,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
WAKEFIELD LEFT WILL
SAFEGUARDING MONEY

Especial to The Times Dlspatell)
ST LOUIS, Mo, July lS,~The will Of
Ernest Warlield the. millionaire bank
cashier, leaves sh0oo 10 his sister, Wife
of the Rev. Joseph A, Snyder, Of New
market, va. The testators daughters get
Tie bulk of the estate, Stringent restrlc-
TONS protect them from adventures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Three Negroes Hanged.

(By Associated Press.)
& MEMPHIS, TENN, Isl July 1s,-Toots
Taylor, A. M. Miles, and Major Mills, three
negro murderers. were hanged to-day
in the court yards Of the Shelby county
Jail here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19

s DENVER, coll, July 1s.--To face
death py drowning In the Icy waters.
Of Il cavern 900 feet under ground. to
feel narrow strip Of ground anording
safety crumblinK away inch
by Inch Into the black waters lappini
at their feet. to see. their only hops
OF rescue Just an inch n bove their out
stretched hands and, finally. TO be saved
after hope was gone: was the expert
encc OF Howard Wyndhnm and his COM
panion, Sir George Berkeley. of .London.E
In the Mohegan mine in Victor last Fri
day. 5{35 ={5y " II X a
The visitors went to Victor to Inspect
the Mohcgan mine and wero being low.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
MEssRs. PLYMPToN, GARDNER AND
COMPANY,

at New York, Boston and Chicago, invite
Interviews and correspondence with
hanks trust companies, estates and In
a!yiduals desiring to invest surplus fpnds
in high class bonds and guaranteed stock,
or wishing to reduce their holdings OF Sc
euritlss, They VIII Furnish accurate
quotations on all securities; also from
time 10 time descriptive circulars OF care
fully selected Investments paving four
to ave and one half per cent, and deiY-
cradle at once. Marketable securities
~,il be taken In exchange for securities
sala. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
JAPS MAKE MOVE
ON vLAD|v0STOk
(Continued from F1rsl PnKe.l

-
them. and after the events OF the past
eighteen months, Japan PUTS faith only
In accomplished facts. The terms will
he communicated only at tho confer
ence Then We will discover what powers
the Russian Observation-Disclosures possess
The Associated Press representative
suggested that tho general opinion pre-
vailed that tho Japanese terms will be
moderate
81 cannot SEQ where people get such an.
idea" replied the minister 'the public
evidently mistake the japanese for an
gels
Minister Hayashl Intlmated that Japan
was ready to continue the war unless she
seeures suitable terms. He called atten-
lion 10 the fact that practically the
entire sum realized ny the last two loans
was unexpended, and said The capture OF
tho island OF Sakahln was not precpi-
lated hg the approach Of the conference,
hut was u natural sequence of the Jap
anese campaign. the plans for which had
mt been altered since Russia aeceded 10
the conference An earlier attack on the
island was not undertaken principally
because Of the severe winter aud because
The summer season was preferahl for
campaigning, and the establishment Of a
new government IN the island.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19

cred in the shaft when they saw water
below them. They 1erked tho bell rope
to signal the engineer. and broke It. The
water was unto their china. they jumped
fora ledge and reached IT.
The engineer, puxzled by the ono bell
gan holsting slowly and the cage left
them. Then hey discovered thai # ths
clay ledge they were standing Upon was
breaking down Barely IN time to save
stopped where they could reach II, and
they were hosted to safety 58
Il The shaft had filled TO depth OF
thirty feet or more from seepage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Admitted AS Midshipmen,

(By Associated Press>
ANNAPOLIS, MD. July u.s. Hazel n,
Dick, South Carolina. and Thomas b,
Richly, Nireinia, have been admitted as
midshiplneil.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
CONFIDENCE IN HIS MA.

Now run out and play and don't bother me just now, Johnny. Mamma is busy" said a fond mother to her joy and pride, the other morning, for getting for a moment that school had opened. Johnny didn't forget, and he slid out of the back door in a hurry.
 "Ain't you goin' to school, John ny?" asked one of his little girl friends with her brand new books under her arm.
 Nope; my ma said for me to run Cutan' play, so ain't goin'"
 Teacher will lick you"
 No she won't" returned Johnny. My ma can lick the teacher.
 How do you know?"
 Because she can lick pa, an she's on my side"
 And his cubship joyfully shied a stone a a passing cat.-Albany Jour nal.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20

and they are to be kept humming, for the superintendent is needing his own 2dmOnitiOn to Boost the Fair"
 Incidentally another division has been created in the womans depart ment, to be presided over by Paul Blizzard, and MT. Brizard could surely hope to be in no better company. His sphere of activity is to be known as the Curio division. The display is to consist of everything in the way of curios and relics that the people of the territory may feel inclined to eX- hibit and Mir. Brizzard will promise not to steal any of them nor let any body else do so. All the grandmoth- CTS who have bedquilts and blankets made in George Washington's time and handed down as family keepsalles, all the grandfathers who still have flint locks or furniture handed down from the Puritan days, and all the collectors and boOkworms who have prints Of former centuries are invited to send in their curios. Or. it may be added, anything else that is odd old CT interesting, for the reporter is not a mind reader and cannot enumerate everything.
 P. A. TharlldsOn, who is in charge of the department of concessions and privileges, also has something to say. There is to be a Midway. Trail, or Pike, or at least an attraction that these names, by their use at other big fairs. suggest. But the Arizona fair desires to be as original as possible and as little of an imitator as possi- ble. She has to initiate in having a funny" street but she wants an orig inaI name for it. MT. Tharaldson in vites the people of Arizona to help him in suggesting a name. Every per son who thinks he has an original name that will be appropriate, short and pleasing, something that suggests the Individuality of Arizona's amuse- ment corner, is asked to mail his sug- gestion to MT. Tharaldson. The per son submitting the name that is finally adopted will secure beside the honor of having named the show, one free admission ticket to every attraction that may be seen. within the grounds. Now is the time for genius to get busy and Boost the Fair"
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
A SEA LYRIC.

There is no music that man has heard Like the voice of the minstrel sea. Whose major and minor chords are
 fraught
 With infinite mystery. For the sea is a harp and the winds
 of God
 Play over his rythmitic breast, And bear on the sweep of their
 mighty wings The song of a vast unrest. There is no passion that man has sung Like the love of the deep-souled sea, Whose tide resounds to the moons
 soft light
 With marvellous melody For the sea is a harp, and the winds
 of God
 Play over his rythmitic breast, And bear on the sweep of their
 mighty wings The song of a vast unrest. There is no sorrow that man has
 known
 Like the grief of the worthless main, Whose Titan bosom forever throbs With an untranslated pain For the sea is harp, and the winds
 of God
 Play over his rythmitic breast, And bear on the sweep of their
 mighty wins The song of a vast unrest.
 William Hamilton Hayne.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
Personal Mention


R. R. Coleman, the railroad contrac- tor, spent yesterday in Phoenix.
 Mrs. Elmer A. Todd of Chicago ar rived in Phoenix yesterday morning, joining her husband, Prof. Todd, of the Arizona School of Music.
 Yesterday there were registered at as guests of the Commercial: T. A. Nicholas. Florence; A G. Walker, Denver; J. R. Lowry, Prescott; Nabor PachecO. Tucson; Wm. Speed. Pres colt, and 4. L. Rheobald, Cincinnati.
 NJ. L. Sullivan and c. H. Spurgin of Canyon Diablo are visiting in Phoe- nix.
 Among the outgoing passengers on this mornings Santa Fe train were: John Nippert for Los Angeles; H. C.. Allen, Chicago, and Miss Punney and Chas. Brown for Jerome.
 Bighedde always has his clothes made too large for him." Wagg Yes; but he gets so stuck on them that he swells up with pride until they Record.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
PLEA FOR ALICE.

Nashville. Tenn. Oct. 19.-The cham Der of commerce today unanimously adopted a resolution requesting the secretary of the treasury. if possible, to admit duty from the articles brought to this country by Alice Roosevelt, in asmuch as they are not of her own selection or purchase but presents from foreign people.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
JOINTKEEPER MAY DIE.
Beaten, Robbed and Left for Dead in
 His Own Place.

Manhattan, Kan, Oct. 19.-Ed Un- derwood. who formerly conducted Q hop" joint in connection with glmb- ling rooms here, is lying at the point of death tonight as a result of a fight which occurred at his place at an ear ly hour this morning. The suppositioa is that Underwood was beaten. robbed and left for dead by his assailant., A large amount of money and his watch were taken. c. c. Parkhurst. a veter- mary surgeon here, is accused and is in jail awaiting hearing tomorrow. Underwood may die
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
sToMACHs ON sTILTs.

The man who puts on stilts does not in- crease his actual stature. He only feels taller. Stimulants are the stiltS of the They make man feel better
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
REQUEST OF $7o,OOo.

Boston. Oct. 19.-A bequest of about $70,000 to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology under the will of the late Frank Harvey Ciuey of this city, an aIumnus of the institute, was an nounceG today. The money will be used for the equipment and mainten- . ance of the proposed Walker memorial building of the institution. The struct- ure will be devoted to a gymnasium and lecture rooms.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
LOST LEG TRYING TO BOARD
 TRAIN.

South McAlcster, I. T., Oct. 19.- James Warner. aged seventeen years. son of Rev. Mir. Warner, a prominent Methodist minister, was probably fa- tally injured today while attempting Ito board a Rock Island freight train. The boys right leg was terribly mangl- eSSary.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20

A vii buy gndo w f suit my man @ be pdt O wear guar Cgrtn cuts e double breasted handsome We the ea7o the % the op hen "ny ok if you it
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
A CHANCE FOR GENIUS
Name Wanted for Amusement Street
 in Arizona'S Fair.

The business of the office of Super intendent Clark of the territorial fair is growing daily and yesterday it was necessary to employ another stenogra- pher. Things are beginning to hum
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
A RIO GRANDE COLLISION.

Leadville, Colo, Oct. 19-A west bound passenger and eastbound freight on the Rio Grande collided today. The engineer of the freight was killed. None of the passengers were injured.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
MRS. E. M. KOSHER,

1916 Wright St., Los Angeles, Cal,
 (Formerly of Phoenix.) Invites correspondence with Arizona ladies, relative to purchasing dry goods. garments, etc, for them in Los Angeles. Exact attention given all or ders. Goods properly bought and promptly shipped.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
'.othing succeecs LrKe Success.
. IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage Cf the leading business msu, and m os { prominent citizens of Arizona The nncfpr n vradnota ,,f
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20

There is good deal said when an engagement is broken about returning the presents. As a mater of fact, it more often happens that there are no presents to return.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20

ot the lining or my stomach or bowels q don't know which, as large a mans two fingers passed and I had a good deal of misery in my stomach and bowels, and also in the rCctum especially. I could not eat anything without having much distress aftcrWard. but by the time had taken eight bottles of the Golden Medical Discovery I was sound and well. and could eat anything I pleased without suffering in the least. Could also do as much work in day as 1 ever could. I have not suffered from the trouble since and it was four years ago that l was so sick"
 The sole motive for substitution is to permit the dealer to make little more profit. He gains; you lose. Accept no sub stitute for '' Golden Medical Discovery"
 Constipation causes and aggravates many serious diseases. It is thoroughly cured by Dr. Pierce'S Pleasant Pellets
Arizona republican., 1905-10-20
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. oct. 19.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Friday, Saturday fair warmer in the north portion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
IN MENORIAM.

Dedicated to the parents of little
Ethel Kemble:
What can / tell thee OF thy vanish
ed treasure,
Thy pearl that was q source of Joy
beyond measure;
In that realm where the rainbow
never fades
The precious little treasure is laid
saw sweet Ethel in her beauty as in
dreams | see her now,
The rose was on her cheek and the
lily on her brow.
thought of the darling while in suf-
fering much she lay
Ere the angels came 10 watt her
away.
No rose was on her cheek and no
sparkle in her eye,
But her soul was lighted by powers
from on high;
She seemed too pure for earth and
God called her home,
To join the seraphic host around His
shining throne.
A smile of beauty fingered on her
face so fair,
Ii seemed as If an angel was sweetly
lowering there,
To bear her spirit to that Eden of
pure delight,
Where everything lovely seems r.
to enlight.
Fond parents, only think of the
joy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
WE NEED THE LIGHT.

Don't you suppose if Benjamin
could come back to the earth in his
bodily form all of us would be de-
lighted 70 have him as a guest?
Couldn't we give him the best in
our pantry to eat, the downiest bed
TO sleep on? We'd consider it quite
an honor to be his guide and show
him the sights" of the city. Wouldn't
his eyes open wide when we would
carry him into the power house and
say TO him, Look here, Ben, we are
too progressive now to bring cleo
tricity from the clouds on kite
strings. We've quit that long ago.
We make il down here on the earth
now by machinery, but, Ben. it's the
genuine stuff. They adulterate
lots OF things. but electricity must
be genuine. or it plays pranks-some
times il plays FRANKS any how
And we'd let him talk over our tele-
phones for nothing and 20 use the
telegraph. and hear the monographs
and the graphophones-oh il
wouldn cost him q cent And we'd
explain 20 him that we Quit using
candles SO long ago, that lots of
people hardly know what they are,
ana that Kerosene and gas are as
Old as the hills. Then we'd point
with pride 10 our electric lights. and
tell him they and an the other won
dertul fhings are the outcome Of his
discovery thar has done more to-
ward spreading Civilizations 10 IN
uttermost parts of the earth. than
any other known power So let the
tight shine, be b. candle. lamp. jet
or bulb
We need ,hs sunlight The sun
light is healthy CarboIIc acid and
sulphur fumes are nowhere eampar-
I'd Slth BE- Hs "a dlsnfeciaut Dark
mess breeds Ilrt. mold. mndew
Heerets poverty. -iu and death
Admit The Purifying IngiTnratirr
rays 20 ths blessed auU and af these
naussous. b3deous things are driven
out. As pass the county tsu ov
my say to and from town sss nal.
ia. denpalriuE facrs pressed as close
~ a. possible AGAINST TIE cold from
ErRtiuEs What for The unfsrtu.
nate inmate arc Ecftinr lurt - near
the sunlight as possible lasf as near
their feilnw creature There,
Etoofn and darkness in their cells ana
aArknrss and despair .l their hearts
Hence thrN kfAkp every wF uf Wxhf
gre~siliy turn au fhe light ri.
the sau tossu't shlns eeud "a fh.
moon or fas stars IL uhFalfa
things are slonmg. may a. hmVw
sunshine ia car souls
Va need The NAxahArh4e U.14fv
Light We oukhg 30 take IL lsaaus..
M'm dutY @w uwe the editor Aa
dnmNH run his paper for pAHsgme.
noT ean he I've on AIR o. beg tnr.
airs II . bushsi ~ pafatoss lie "a.
eTfs himself and exposes hts health
ASSISTING for and serving 10 - the
mRws IN short condensed fora and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
TWENTY WINE
PEOPLE HURT
Result or BAD COLLISION or ems
ON one LINE.
COMPLETELY TIED UP
All the Downtown Hotels Crowded
Tuesday Night by People Who
Are Residents of the Upper
Section of New York.

| New York, March s.-Reports early
wednesday morning showed that traf-
nc on the Second and Ninth Avenue
Elevated. roads was at conplete
standstill because of the strike 10
the subway and on the Third Avenue
Elevated and on the Sixth Avenue HI.
eFated trains are running trregularly
They managed. however. to get the late
passengers to their homes
There has been little violence up ,e
early hour Wednesday morning. Al.
though rumors were rife Of disturb
ances on all lines
The only serious phase OF the strtks
situation Tuesday night was the acct
cent In the subway 8t Twenty-thirs
street in which twenty nine persons
were Injured, astceT of them seriously
me accident at Twenty third street
was in the nature OF a rearend colljs-
ION, que, IL is said, the inexperience Of
the men on the trains Two cars had
their ends smashed In. There was >
yanic among scores OF passengers. and
| or the injured, fifteen were go severely
hurt that they had TO be sent 10 the
hospitals. Traffic ~as delayed for over
two hours. from O'Clock until after
seven. 4 five-car local train bound
up town was in charge Of Motorrnan
Miner OF Louisville. KY. and a con-
duc'or named Boyer by new men The
train was crowded when IL reached
Twenty third street
Samuel r. Bradford. a strike hrask.
h
The platform were SO crowded. that
bradford had difficulty IN operating
lhe shdlns doors The train had tuN,
efa"n INTO the Twehty~ihird strt.=s
station. and some Of the passengers
were about TO .alight when there came
q crash. as the train which had aafi
the bridge only thirty seconds after the
nrst train, dashed into the frst train
standing at Twenty-thir street. The
steel car Of the FIRST train was forceI
into the rear Of the car Just ahead The
passengers standing on the platforms
Of the last two cars OF the first train
were caught as In a wee Ii was here
that all of those who were hurt re-.
ceivesS their INJURIES Policemen ard
frenen were summoned 10 chne fhs
cars apart. II was fifteen minutes
before the first OF the victims Vas re-.
leased
Mayor Mcclellan reached the cnrr1r
sion that transportation sssssss:!sss,= rs
assumed such a serious aspect that IL
would be necessary TO bring the two
factions 10 some speedy agreement H.
accordingly addressed a letter 70 both
the PETERBOROUGH RaptH Transi, com
pany and the Amaiganated association
70 this end
Every rrecaution has been taken &c
protect the power house and men
working there. The men are supflte4
with meals in the power house. and
cots have also been placed there for
them, The police said Tuesday night
that over 100 non-union men had left
their places on account OF Illness
All the down town hotels were crowd.
ed Tuesday night with guests unable
to reach their homes IN the upper sec
tons Of the city. One-third OF the
police force Of Brooklyn was called over
TO Manhattan to aid In handling the
strike situation Two strikers wer.
arrested for interfering with non.
union men.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08

their connection with the Boston
| firm who have introduced this sa me
remedy.
How simple 1t ali sounds, now that
we know Of IL. Here Hood A. Martin
| have, right in their store. prepare
don that looks like and tastes like
| delicious wine II In delicious wine
| only there has been added to Id this
extract of the cod y liver. this pecm-
| liar special extract Of the curative
| principles, the means OF obtaining
which IL the only discovery about
Ninoi. We do not believe there liz
an invalid In this city suffering from
throat, lung or bronchial troubles
or in fact any wasting disease. but
hiss already interested himself In
this preparation.
Hood Il Martin are kept busy a1-
planning its merits and telling their
many friends how il Is now possible
10 take all that lis necessary of cod
liver oil. or Einoi, it's concentrated
active medical principles. TO over
come disease II has not been diff
ficult matter for them 20 explain. as
they have done. the absolute useless
ness Of the grease Itself and to
demonstrate The great value Of the
medical properties Of the liver Of
The cod II has not been neeessA ~
for them to tell sufferers from such
troubles that fat does not make fat.
but simply uaseis and diSarranges
the stomach.
There are many people right here
IN our city who know from bat g
few days experience how much hsne-
81 fhey are deriving from this prepa-
ration, and who have already learned
that the medical properties of Ifnol
acts in a most wonderful manner in
checking the symptoms of disease.
while al the same time enabling the
stomach 10 aSsinilats and digest
from palatanle. everyday food. the
necessary nourishment 20 renew tis-
sue depleted BIZ disease
Hood u Martin are Justly pleased
az the success that will attend the
connection they have made with the
prominent Boston firm who ara put
ting ap this preparation. and Justly
deserve all the fame and profit that
will attach themselves 90 their name.
ON account Of their enterprise In Ia
Producing Nlaol 10 our city.