Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-01-11

an anarchistic society, and that the ar
rest on the grounds of insanity can
not be proven, and that the boy is but
feigning. Efforts will be made to
trace the avenue to its head and if it
is successful drastic efforts will follow
to exterminate the band that are res
ponsible. There is much excitement,
although the matter is desired to be
hushed up.
DENVER, Jan. At : O'Clock
tonight the canvass of the state vote
was commenced by the legislature. 1t
sill last until midnight and the result
will unquestionably show that on the
face of the returns Alva Adams has
been elected governor. He will be in
augurated next Tuesday and Coy. Pea
body can only obtain the seat through
a contest before the legislature. At
the time of the commencement of the
canvas he was undecided whether or
not be would bring such contest
The day was given over to secret con-
I ferenees Of republicans. 1t was final
I ly agreed at o'clock that the vote be
canvassed and that Adams be declared
governor and that no contest should be
made for any Office until after his in
auguration at 10 O'Clock Tuesday
morning The question whether Pea
body or Adams sat in the governor s
chair was a secondary matter, the
chief aim of both parties being to Sc
cure the appointment of two new
judges to the supreme court
DENVER, jan. T., Later-Alva
Adams was tonight declared by the
legislature to be the duly elected gov
ernor of Colorado. The returns show
ed Adams l23. o7S; Peabody 113, 304, a
plurality for Adams of Q, ia. Cheers
greeted the announcement of his cleo
tion when made by Lieut. Gov Hag
gott. The republican candidates for
all other state offices were declared
elected under the terms of the agree
ment reached today by the various
factions of the legislature. No notice
of contest can be filed by Peabody
until after the Inauguration of Adams
on next Tuesday.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. =
When Policeman Corey discovered a
man apparently holding a whispered
conversation with a trolley pole at
Germantown, and who only answered
to "move on" with frantic gestures
without turning from the pole, the
blue coat thought he had dumb man
to deal with But when Corey attempt
ed to assist the man away from the
pole he discovered that his tongue was
frozen to the cold iron.
All efforts to loosen the frozen
tongue proved futile, and the man
writhed with agony until the police
man procured a quantity of hot water
and ttawed the ice that had formed
about the mans tongue.
The man showed such desire to
continue his strange oscillations with
poles and iron ratings that Corey
took him to the police station.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-FeIix Morgan,
of south Chicago. is again happy
father. This is the fifteenth time be
has been a happy father.
What makes the occasion more than
ordinarily interesting is that these
fifteen babies have come within the
last twelve years, and, what's more,
there are no twins among them. The
boy, who is the latest cause for all
the JOY. arrived last night and is as
healthy as the others VINO have proceed
ed him.
1t might naturally be expected that
his arrival at so late date might mil
itate against the cordiaIity of his re-
ception that the competition for pa
rental favor he is called upon to face
might we'll discourage one of such
tender years, but this is really not the
case. In fact, the greeting accorded
him by his doting father and mother
was just as enthusiastic and sincere as
that given the earlier arrivals.
DALLAS, Tex, Jan. William
Jennings Bryan, who has been spend
ing the holidays in Texas IN a, duck
hunting trip. today PAID high com
pliment of Thomas ". Lawson, author
of ''Frenzied Finance, and of much
recent controversial literature.
Among other things, Mr. Bryan said:
Il have never met Mr.. Lawson, but
the way he gives dates. names, figures
and conversation, and the failure of
those directly affected to disprove his
assertions, is convincing to me that
Mr.. Lawson knows of what he is talk
ing.
"Durinp the Dolitical camnajpn of