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The Arizona sentinel., 1905-02-15
Desert Land, Final Proof-NO-
 ticn for Publication.

JfCC IUI J UDIIId UIUH.~ United States Land Office Tucson. Arizona,
 February 2, 1905. Notice S hereby given that Fannie G. heeSei- Of Yuma, Arizona, has filed notice of inten- ton to make proof on her deSert-land claim No. Sl6i. for the NETf Sec. 36 T. SIS, R-2f w, G. and 6. R. B. and M., before the Clerk of the District Court in his office at Yuma. Arizona, oil Wednesday, the 29th day of March. 1905. She names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation Of said . land.
 Sidney B. Reese John w. Thurman George Moore and William Clovd. all of Guma, Arizona
 MILTON R. MOORE. Register. First publication February 8, 1905.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-02-15
NotiCefor Publication. Homestead Entry Nos. 3639
 and 364t.
Department of the Interior, Land Office at Tucson. Arizona.

FSDTustfE l, IyUO. Notice is heFe.ty given thst the followingI named settlers gH~e filed n6tieS ef their intention 10 nats9 final proof in support of their claims, and that said prc:of will Fs made before thc Clerk of She District Court in his of ice cs Yumai ArizenS; on Monday Hsrch v; tG05. via
 jc;iE L, Hui;maf, 5f 3on1erton, krizcna for; the NE,i Sec :. T. fO-S:, R. 24-W., G: and $. R. 3. < NJ.
 Who names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
 Arthur B. Case, Jones G Green, Ellery D, Marshall and Frank L.. Huffman all of Somer- ton. Arizona;
 And Mary J. Huffman, os Somerton. Arizona, for lot and S1% NW4 Sec. 5, and SEA NE1f Sec. 5, T. 10-S., K. 24-W:, G. & $. R: B. 6 M Who names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of Slid land, viz: Arthur B. Case, Harvey L. Wiley. Jones C.; Green and Ellery D. Marshall, all of Somertou, Arizona:
 MILTON R. MOORE. Register. First publication February 8. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
A CANAL In TEN YEARS.
STATUS OF THE WORK.
Sea LeUeL Water1oay by January l.,
1915, Engineers Predict.

Washington, Feb. An view of the lack of
public information 20 the status of canal
digging on the isthmus and as to the exact
amount of work done by the Americans since
they took up the task. the American Minister
to Panama has, after consultation with Chief
Engineer Wallace and close personal inspec-
ton of the route Of the proposed canal. sub
mitted to the State Department "a report on this
subject The communication is practically
brief summary of the vast amount of detailed
statistics and facts that will eventually be pro-
duced by the Canal Commission, showing the
actual construction the canal accomplished
since July l last, when Mr.. Wallace took charge
of the engineering department. The most i'm
portant statement in the report is this
If the next six months show progress COR
responding TO that of the last six it is the
conviction of the best engineers the isthmus
that level canal be constructed in
ten years and be ready for large vessels ty
January l. 1915.
The report declares that there is no GROUND
for the current reports that little has been
accomplished in advancing the construction of
the canal during the last six or eight months.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
ROBBERY THE MOTIVE.
EVIDENCE AGAINST WOOD.
Jersey Police Chief Says He Has a
Complete Cham.
TpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1BUNE. ]

Plainfeld N j. Feb 4-Robbery is the motive
advanced by Police Chief Kiely of this city for
the murder Of George Williams, the village grocer
at Watching. The chief is firm in the belief that
George H. Wood. held in New-York City to
await extrsdtion, the murderer.
Wood was financially embarrassed" said the
chief to-day. He hungry for money, and
when he found himself in a sleigh with prosper
Gus country storekeeper on lonely road, he took
a desperate chance 20 rob him. After he fired the
shot something some sound probably. alarmed him
and he gave way panic He fed without a
minutes hesitation. leaving the body undsturbed
as 1t was found. 1 believe he came to Plainf1eld
with murderous intent and went into the township
after somebody. possibly his grandmother. don't
, believe that 1t Williams, because it only
through a combination &c circumstances that
couIdn't have been arranged that williams went
with him. lie money hungry. as said, and
simply took the chance at Williams the sup
nositIon that he might have enough money to make
II worth while
While there are many who agree with Chief
KieIv there are others who are looking for an
ether motive and believe that third person may
be implicated in the crime. The most intimate
friends OF williams declare that he OF a
most even temperament. and that 1t almost
impossible 20 get him angry. A report that he had
d,splaved $500 in bills before starting with
Wood on Thursday is denied by Mrs. Williams
Williams had nearly $40 on Wednesday. but this
no gave 10 his bgother-in-iaw, PAU Reusch, n
haker at DunelIen Mrs. Williams says that
,burxdav her husband had only few dollars and
some checks These were undisturbed in his
,cckets Mrs Williams says that Wood
stranger to her husband which would discredit the
,heorv that there was old grudse between
them. ,., -,
n has been learned that when Wood visited his
GRANDMOTHER Mrs. Polack, on Tuesday afternoon
he was acting IN a queer manner. He walked up
and down the floor. muttering something which
be could not NJ derstand. Size was unable 10 ac-
,oupt for his strange actions, and she especially
,otteed his nervousness Wood left the Pollaek
rlace toward night. going 10 the home OF his
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
JUST ESCAPES Il TIE-UP.
Metropolitan ont of Coal - Ice
Delays Barge 1cith Supply.

BY hard work the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company just averted a tie-up to-day of almost
their entire system. On Thursday the supply of
coal of the big power house at 2l6th-st. and the
Harlem River ran dangerously short. For
some time the Harlem River has been frozen solid
above 159th-st., which has made it almost I'M
possible to get a sufficient supply of coal to the
house. On Thursday the street railway pany
ordered six hundred tons Of coal from the Berwnd-
White company, at No. BROADWAY. The company
started at to deliver the COAL but it did not
reach the power house until last night. when
scarcely fuel enough to keep the plant running
few hours longer left.
The coal, in two barges in tow OF the steel tug
Captain Dewey, the most powerful in the
harbor. taken TO 159th-st. on Thursday night
They We're anchored there, and the big. tug began
buchng a lane for them through the ice. She
reached 17Sth-st., on Thursday morning, and then
returned to her tow with considerable difficulty.
ice having formed over the channel she had
smashed. The Dewey picked up her tow again yes
erday noon. and reached the power house pier late
last night, just in time stop the coal famine
apd prevent tie-up.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
REVOLT IN ARGENTINA.
State of Siege Procloimed-Muti,
neers Marching on the Capital.

Ruenos Ayres Argentina Feb. An insur-
rectfon has broken out In this province. Sew
eral police posts have been attacked by bands
of about thirty each. but the assailants
nearly everywhere were repulsed. Two posts
which were surprised were recaptured by the
police An attack on the arsenal was also re-
PEELED. It is rumored that two regiments of
troops have mutinied and are marching on the
capital.
The government appears to have been ac-
ouainted with the plans of the leaders Of the
revolt It took timely measures to suppress the
uprising. and seems TO have complete control of
the situation.
AS a result of the insurrecdopary movement.
which broke out last night not only here, but
in several other cities of Argentina. the govern
,nent has issued a decree establishing state
Of siege for thirty days throughout the republic
and has ordered the mobilization Of the ma
tional guard.
I'm 10 the present time, the city is quiet and
wears the ordinary aspect
The revolt at Bahia Blanca, in the south Of
the Province of Buenos Ayres, has. already been
crushed
According to official Information, one battal-
ion of infantry and a company of engineers
which mutinied have returned TO barracks at
Campo del Mayo and readily submitted to dis
cipline.
Troops from one of the provinces have been
dispatched to this city
The Santa Fe police have succeeded in suppress
ing the outbreak at Rosario. The Minister of
the Interior. Senior Castillo. declares he has
the authority of President Quintana for the
statement that order viii be restored in twenty
four hours in the provinces of Mendoza and Cor
doba. where the rising occurred The other
pl ovinces are quiet
The banks railway companies and great
commercial houses here have sent cable dis
patches to Europe IN order TO allay undue anx-
iety.
President Quintana declares that the insur-
recttonary movement is directed by persons
who are irresponsible. and without influence
The whole feet remains loyal. Much praise is
given the police. fremen and sailors, none OF
whom abandoned their posts.
The Secretary of War, Sehor Godoy is prepay
ing 10 nominate superior officers TO command
the National Guard.
The movement was instigated by the Radical
party, which was assisted by sections Of the mill
itary. A few persons were killed or wounded in
the disturbances. A decree has been issued pro-
hibiting press comments on the situation
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
HAS ALTERNATE CONSCIOUSNESS.
Prisoner in One State Knows Nothing of
Things Done in Other.

New brunswick n. j.. Feb. (SpeciaD.-Dr Ram
say witness called by the State saved John j.
Laughton, boy Of seventeen years, from being
convicted OF assault by jury in the MiddleseX
County Court yesterday. The doctor said the boy
was suffering from Inherited epieptc insanity. and
no doubt had committed the offence charged with
out having any recollection that he did 1t. The
doctor said there two classes or epileptic in
sanity one known double consciousness and the
other as alternate consciousness. Persons subject
to the former appeared TO be sane yet they were
insane and did sane things automatically without
knowing what they did.
Iaughton he said belonged the alternate con-
scious class These persons We're first sane for a
period and then insane. and in their sane periods
recalled what they had done in the previous sane
Deriod IN their insane moments they recolleeted
what they had done when they had their former
insane attack. He thought when epilepsy brought
on another attack Laughton might recall ths aeso
charged and make confession
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
NOT YETIN SANTO DOMINGO
AWAIT SENATE'S ACTION.
Control Not To Be assumed Until
Agreement Has Been Ratified.

Washington, Feb. 4.-The statement is made
by authority that no proceedings under the
pending Dominican arrangement have been
taken, nor will they be taken until the arrange
ment is ratified by the United States Senate.
While it has not yet been reported to the State
Department that representatives of the United
States have taken charge Of any Dominican Gus
tom house except that at Porto Plata, where
Mr.. Abbott has been administering the customs
for the last seven months. it is said that, even
If such officials Installed, as they may be
at any moment, such action would have no con-
nection whatever with the pending arrange
ment relative to the general administration of
Dominican finances by the United States. The
fact is that the customs receipts at Porto Plata
owing in large part to a diversion of trade from
that port to other places. have been disappoint-
ingly small. and the claimants under the Domin-
ican arbitration award of last July have been
urging the State Department to extend the GUS
toms collections to the three other ports-San-
chez, Monte Christi and Samana-named in the
arbitration subject to such administration
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
c. SMITH IS "HOLD-UP MAN"
HE MIKES ADMISSIONS.
Il Student of SociaIism-Identifed
bu SeUeraL Victi1s.

There Is no longer any doubt that Chris
topher Smith alias sand Rock, is the hold
Up man" wanted for most of the daring rop-
berries which created terror on the upper west
and Eas: sides and in the 5th-ave. district for
weeks. H was identified positively by seven or
his victims yesterday and he is said to have
made confession TO the police. Smith VINO Is
sny nineteen years old, seems TO have been IN
tred. not by dime novels like the usual youth.
hT hy ii dgestsd socialistic and anarchistlc
literature His efforts 10 bring about a more
equal distribution Of wealth brought him IN con-
tact with the law
Sand Rock" Smith was arrested on triaay
night by q Central Office detective Acting In
spector OBrien said yesterday morning oeiore
he maE's Identification that he believed him TO
ne the n7ucn wanted man. Commissioner NC
Aeoo said later.
Tie evidence against Smith appears ~ Oo
Conclusive he has made direct confession
Flt his admissions have been important
The prisoner was positively identified as the
asa Eho held up T. L. shipmah's home. al No.
20 West 76th-st. on December "a; the home OF
Ebenezsr aurd At No. 10 West SGth-st-, on De
<iabeT %; Frederick <. Heighe OF No. al
eest 1I7th-st. I'm the Delta Phi fraternity
4ocse. on January q; the home Of Ernst G. w.
soerz. at No ] East 65th-st. on January t.
eld that Of Ewald FIeitmann, at No. II West
4'h-st, on January 20 He is probably the man
Aao visited the home OF Robert B. Talbot at
w. 81 West 6Sth-st., on January 20.
ar ShipInan his son and daughter; MT.
Aaghe. the negro butler OF the Delta Phi. Will
~n Webb. Mr.. Hurd's butler and the clerk IN
ae pawnshop where Mr. Heighes watch was
seREed forty-fve minutes after fits theft. all
S'suveiy identified Smith without hesitation
Nf woerz and Dr. Talbot IA the morning
bought Smith was the man who entered their
vines but could not al once make positive
-snincation. Both men said that they have
~ asked To Identify many men lately that
felt confused and uncertain Six men,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
GOT LICENSE TO WED MISS GOULD
Hoosier Inventor Even Had Ceremony Per-
formed Over Him by Magistrate
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l ]

South Bend. Ind, Feb 4.-Looking the mar
riage license book to-day the clerk found num-
Der of certificates which returns had been
made. Among them the record Of a license
issued to Alvin w. Van Dorston and Miss Helen
Miller Gould.
When Miss Gould visited the State time
ago Van Dorston became infatuated with her
though he had never her, and recently he
cured a license with her inserted the
bride He went before justice of the peace
caused a ceremony to be performed. and said he
would forward the papers to Miss Gould. and she
would do the same No return has been made on
the certificate Van Dorston inventor his
latest effort being in the direction OF airshp
which would not hy
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
PLOT. TO GUST CASTRO,
Money and 4rms for ReUolution
Reported Obtained.

willemstad, Curacao. Feb 4--There is good
reason here to believe that revolution in Ven
ezuela is contemplated. A revolutionary agent
who has arrived at Willemstad from Colombia
reports that money and arms for such an under
taking have already been obtained The agent
will leave here for New-York soon.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
BRADLEY g. SMITHS BRUSHES.

Bradley smith, No. 2Sl Pearl-st.; have issued
the following circular Ihree-Iourtns OF "a an p tne
sa or Russia Poland, and il the disturbances now
existing I'm Russia should continue prices OF bris-
ties will be materially advanced. We have fortified
ourselves by making purchases In advance OF or
dinary requirements We viii keep down prices
and give OF. customers tho benent"-Advt
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
MAY RELEASE MRS. DUKE
Teras District attorney Says She
VII Not BE Prosecuted There.


Houston Tex, Feb. 4.--Dstrict Attorney I'M
boden to-day sent word to District Attorney
Jerome, of New-York that he may dismiss the
case against Mrs. Brodie L. Duke on the Texas
indictment, as it will not be prosecuted. limbo
den would have TO stand the expense PERSONAL
ly of bringing her back here unless the sheriff
should share it
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
QUICKEST LINE TO CLEVELAND.

Leave New York 5:ss .. m. arrive Cleveland r.i3
next morning. Cincinnati isso indianapolis SOC
p. m 81. Louis 9;45 p IN. BY New YORK CeatrAl
Fine Service. No excess fare--Adyt
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
,a:5s p. M. souTnERN's PALM LIMITED.

Iv New-York for Florida. Augusta and Aiken
Train surrounded by every comfort ana conVch-
ience Two other trains. 3:2 p. m. aud ls;lo a. m
n Y Offices 27l and i,i8 Bway,-Advt
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

~ s-ssst Route annex drawing room sleeping cars,
So pnt~-HOrk daily s:25 D. m. via Penn X X,
esr -. A. e. w. p, w Of A, l.. q ". Diiins
.sIslce y. Z. Onlees g7l and LIS Bwsy.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

leaves New York every day 13:25 noon making
quickest time in both directions between New-YOrl
md 81 Augustine \ superb train For resor
booklets inquire any p. r. X. Offce. or LIS Broad
-(AlVt.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
CANADIAN WHEAT DRAWBACK.

Secretary Shaw to-day issued his circular le,
ter of instructions 10 customs collectors putting
In effect the drawback on Canadian wheat
which enters into the manufacture OF flour for
export and detailing the procedure which they
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Deyey's Port Wine and Grape Juice
II II Dewey Sons Co. l3s Fulton Street. New YORK
-AdVt.
oniy one twenty-hour train between New YORK
Di''s ss-hna goflle twentieth Century Limited"
is ~ tbe New York central-Lake Shore route-AdFt
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
mARDl eRAs. NEw-oRLEANs. ss77s ROUND

Via Southern Ry Tickets sale March 10 g.
Apply ~ T. Offices. 27l and !, ,lsS B'way.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
Ats-oRLEANs, CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO

Continued on sixth page.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
SENATE GETS INFoRMATIoN.

Secretary Shaw sent 10 the Senate to-day in
formation called for to the amount allowed
as drawbacks OF customs duties since June So
1900 The figures are as follows; In 1901, So
215jO2: 1902. S447662. 1903. S5,O5S. ST., and
1904, ~. .sO9. SOS. making an aggregate for the
four years OF $2OO31. $50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-25

Immediately after the settlement
in New York the fair plaintiff went
to Washington, resigned her $1,000 a
year position in the postoffice, and
rented an entire suite Of apartments
at fashionable hotel Here she lived
royally for at least six months.
Then, according to the hotel people
she was heavily in debt, and ordered
her bills sent to Senator Platt. Miss
Wood explained that the senator was
her business manager and had some
money in trust for her. AS the ven
cradle New Yorker promptly refused
to honor the bills, Miss Woods was re-
lquested to leave the hotel.
She then left Washington and her
movements have not been known to
any one there. 1t is said, however,
that all her debts were paid, but
whether by herself or by the order of
Senator Platt does not seem to be
clear.
Miss Woods Washington career
was interesting and varied. She went
detailed from the New York city post
office. From the beginning she talked
freely Of Senator Platt and stated he
had obtained her a position in New
York and had manipulated her @ans-
fer. She received many letters from
the senator and sometimes read them
to her fellow clerks.
In the spring of 1903 she told her
fellow clerks she was going to Europe
to purchase her trousseau. For this
purpose she borrowed nearly s1,500,
and after three months absence re-
turned with fine raiment by the trunk
full.
During ell this time rumors con.
stantly increased Of the engagement
b tween Senator Platt and Mrs. Jane
way. But finally the engagement was
formally announced and the wedding
day set
This was just before Miss Wood
landed in New York with her trous-
seau When she heard Of the engage
ment in Washington she made things
lively around tho postofiice depart |
ment She showed some letters to
Mr.. Payne, the late postmaster gen.
eral. One threatened to become a
document and is still slyly
luoted
Three days later Miss Wood re-
.urned to New York, where she set
led matters with Senator Platt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-25
Lona PIeaeure TrIp planned.

James Henry C'silent'D %nith, the
New York millionaire bache@r, has ar
ranged to take about 80 Of his friends
for o railroad tour Of some 10000
miles on specially chartered train.
He will first take his guests. to Florida,
where the party will be joined by the
Duke and Duchess of Manchester. They
will 60 to New Orleans for the Mardi
Gras festivities, after which some in
teresting places in Mexico will be Wis
tied. The party will be absent from
New York several weeks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-25
connressman EalrIv Warned.

Bird S. Mcclure. delegate to Con.
gress from Oklahoma, received a let
ter from constituent the other day
which read; Dear Mr.. Mcclure: /
enjoyed that last package Of garden
and flower seeds you sent me very
much. wish you would send me some
more garden seeds and send few
flower seeds to my wife, but please do
not send her any canary seeds. II you
did, she might eat them and try to
sing and God knows have troubles
enough now"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-25
AnImosItIeo Of War Forgotten.

That the war is over is evident from
the fact that the other night Admiral
and Mrs. Dewey entertained at dinner
in honor Of Don Emilio De Oieda, the
Spanish minister The latter is PROV
ing to be a popular diplomat and is
well liked in Washington II he enter
tains any hard feelings Of the little
difference back IN 1898 he conceals 1t
IN most successful manner The
Spanish minister is on particularly
good terms with he hero Of Manila,
and Is frequently entertained at the
Dewey home in Rhode Island avenue
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-25

"The other day." remarked physi-
clan, when | was called in to attend
little patient found the girl was
suffering from measles She demand
ed to know what was the nature OF
her illness, and her mother repeated
the question.
"'Oh,' said, as left the room, you
may tell Elsie she has measles
"Quick as a flash the child said:
"'Ask the doctor how many"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-25
Out Of the Mouth. Etc.

The Sunday school teacher was tell
ing her scholars about the fall OF Jeri
cho.
And the people marched around
and around she said singing songs
and blowing trumpets. until all OF q
sudden down came the walls and"
IF they sung Ike my sister does, ("
interrupted the littlest chap, 1T ain'i
no wonder they fell down. n."-Lippin.
colts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-25
Cynical.

Which do you think counts for the
most in life, money or brains?"
Well answered Miss Cayenne, .
see SO many people who manage to
get on with so little OF either that am
beginning to lose my respect for
both.D
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-25
Little Of Sectional Feeling Left.

The society event Of the winter in
Virginia will be the wedding this
month in st. Paul's church. Norfolk,
Of Anne Fitzhugh Lee, daughter OF
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, and great-niece Of
Gen. Robert Z. Lee, the confederate
chieftain, to Lieut.. Lewis Brown. Jr..
Seventh United States cavalry, a ma
tive Of Rhode Island. Gen. Lees
daughter is the first Of the name 10
form northern alliance. Her father
few days ago delivered a eulogy on
the late President Mckinley at Can.
ton. Ohio.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-25
Couldn't Understand II.

She (readlng)-A scientist says {
woman's brair. loses weight after sh,
is thirty-fve.
He-I DOM see how he found it out
She-You don't?
He-No. AS | understand 1t a won
an never gets to be over thirty.