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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
Development Work To
Be Started Next
December
Property Has Produced
Large Quantity
Of Ore
(From Sundays Daily.)

An Eastern syndicate has purchased
the Sunrise mine in the Walker dis
trict, and deeds have been placed on
record transferring the title.
James P. Edwards, the representative
of rich syndicate composed of peo-
pie from Michigan and Minnesota, is
the purchaser. He left here yesterday
for his home at Houghton, Michigan,
and will return to this section about
December 1, when he will commence
the development of the property on a
large scale.
The Sunrise mine was located Jan.
10, 1887 by James King, who found
some very rich ore on the surface,
principally silver. Afterwards the pro-
perty fell into the possession of Frank
Kuhne, who developed it more extern
sively, meeting with good results. The
deepest workings on the property is a
shaft about 100 feet deep. This, with
other shallower shafts and some drift
ing and stopping produced about $685.
900 worth of ore, which was shipped
and sold at the Prescott Sampling
works.
The mine is situated on what is
known in that district as the Amulet
or Mudhole ledge or vein and lies about
midway between the Amulet and Mud
hole mines. The Amulet, which is
about 1,500 feet north of it, produced
about 100000 worth of first class ore,
principally silver, with some gold in
the latter SOS. The formation of
the country in which the mine is situat-
ed is granite, cut by large porphyry
dikes in which are found veins of
quartz which carry the pay ore, 81
though good values are oftentir' .
found in the porphyry which lies h
tween the quartz veins.
The property is easily accessible. -
wagon road from Poland to Wal
crosses the claim. The mouth of T."
Poland tunnel which connects with Z"
branch of the Bradshaw Mountain To-
road at Poland, is about 1000 fc--
distant, which solves the matter o.
transportation of ores and supple
Plenty of wood and water can b
had in the immediate vicinity so that
the surroundings are such that it is ar
ideal site for a mining camp from an
economical standpoint.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
MILD CASE OF DIPHTHERIA.
(From Sundays Daily.)

Little Eva Behn, the 10-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Behh
was attacked with a slight illness a
couple of days ago, which DR.. Thomas
son yesterday pronounced to be diph-
iberia in a mild form. The remainder
of the family were then i-inuned with
anti-toxin, ana TIE residence at Willis
and Virginia streets was quarantined
TO comply with the city ordinance, al
though the nature of the case does not
warrant any especial cause for alarm
Mr.. Behn was thoroughly disinfecteo
and went to his office.
The disease was undoubtedly brought
in from outside, as it is known that il
exists at McCabe. Health Officer Day
is inclined to believe that it was
brought from Phoenix, where it is en-
demie, and he wrote yesterday to the
health authorities of that city inquirins
what means had been adopted there
to prevent it spreading to other local.
ties. Unless he gets satisfactory re-
ply he will place a quarantine against
Phoenix. The precautions he took at
the Behn residence were most rigid
even the dog being quarantined.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
TO EMPLOY THE RED MAN ON
DAM WORK.
(From Fridays Daily.)

The Phoenix Enterprise says: Chas.
E. Dagnette, outing agent for the In
dams of the southwest, is expected in
Phoenix shortly to arrange for the
employment of a large number of In
dams on the Tonic Basin dam. He
will go from here to Yuma to place as
many more of them with the contract
ors who are constructing the Laguna
dam on the Colorado river.
Dagnette's duties take him to all
parts of the southwest securing EN-
ployment for Indians and securing In
dians for employment. He is finding
just at present that there is somewhat
more employment than there are In
dams to do the work.
81 am going to the Laguna and Tonic
dams this trip" said Dagenette il
Albuquerque the other day. "TherC
is big demand for Indian labor OF
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
MAY NOT BE ON
REPUBLICAN
BALLOT

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S-That there
will be opposition by the Democratic
party to the placing of the name of
William Travers Jerome on the off
eial Republican ballot is practically as
sured. The certifcation of the action
of the reconvened Republican county
convention in substituting the name of
Jerome for that of Flammer was filed
with the board of elections today.
The board will pass on the ques-
ton of its validity as soon as possible.
What course it will take is uncertain,
and the question may have to be deter
mined by the courts.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
Two Men Try To Rob
R. ContreraS At
Midnight
Exciting Struggle Near
The Railroad
Bridge
(From Sunday IS Daily.)

One of the boldest attempts at g
hold up heard of in this city for some
time, took place yesterday morning
about 1890 O'Clock near the railroad
bridge on North Granite street, in the
immediate vicinity of the Electric
Light plant.
About the hour stated Ramon Contre-
ras, who lives in Bashford IS addition
to the city, was proceeding home, and
while walking up the incline back
of Granite creek, Immediately west of
the railroad bridge, was confronted by
two men who ordered him to throw up
his hands
One of the men grappled with him,
and both he and one of the highway
men rolled down the incline to the
bed of the creek, where their holds
broke. Contreras got to his feet first,
and ran as fast as he could in a souther-
ly direction towards the main portion
of the city, pursued by both thugs.
When he got to Granite street within
the sphere of the electric lights, the
robbers quit the pursuit, and retreated
in the direction of the bridge, which
was the last seen of them.
The matter was at once reported to
the night police, but a careful search
made by the officers and other citizens
failed to reveal any clue that might
lead to the identity of the miscreants.
Ramon Contreras had between SIS and
$40 on his person, which the robbers
failed to secure.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
TAFT DEPARTS FOR PANAMA

HAMPTON ROADS, Va, Oct. 2s-
Secretary of War Taft sailed on the
cruiser Columbia today for Panama
to make a personal investigation of
the condition of affairs on the isthmus
and the progress of the canal work be-
fore preparing his report to be pre-
sented to the coming session of Con-
gress. Secretary Taft is accompanied
by w. W. Michler, Col. Edwardes,
chief of the bureau of insular af-
fairs, Col. Black of the engineer corps,
and Gen. Storey, ex-chief of artillery.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
Cures Chills and Fever.

G. W. Writ, NacogOdohes, Texas
says: ellis daughter had ehills and
fever for three years; he could not
find anything that would help her till
he used Herbine. His wife will not
keep house without it," soc.
For sale by Brisley Drug Co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01

which she was riding, the horse sud-
denly stopped throwing her out of the
vehicle to the ground and breaking her
left arm near the wrist. She was i'm
mediately brought to this city for
medical attention, and at last reports
was resting easily.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01

RESUME WORK on -.ESERVCE-
Work will be resumed on the con-
struction of the addition to the reser-
voir on Wednesday next, and rushed
to completion. A new 10 horse power
electric motor and rock erusher has been
installed, and everything is in shape to
push the work rapidly along.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

Mrs. NJ. f. Perkins met with a very
painful accident on Friday last near
Jerome Junction. While leading a horse
which was following the wagon in
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
LOCAL CAPITAL TAKES THE
PLANET SATURN.
Alvarado Gold Mining Company viii
Operate Famous Property.
(From saturdays Daily.)

Right in line with the remarkable
activity in mining circles, comes the
announcement of the formation of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
Consumption

g There is no specific for
consumption. Fresh air, ex-
ercise, nourishing food and
SCOTS Emulsion will come
pretty near curing it, if there
is anything to build on. Mil
hons of people throughout the
world are living and in good
health on one lung.
q From time immemorial the
doctors prescribed cod liver
oil for consumption. OF
course the patient could not
take it In It's old form, hence
it did very little good. They
can take
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-01
The Mccormick GOLD (URF

Institute for the cure of inebriates is
now open at 100 North Mccormick
street, Prescott, Arizona. This cure
kills the desire for alcoholic drinks
and leaves you as pure as a new bOrr
baby, with better health than you have
had for years. Come and see me
1t costs you nothing to talk, and to ex
anime the methods of this treatment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

value of $50. but really worth twice
the juoHcy. The Si'varwarc was show,
in pictorial effulgenct, opposite the puz
zlc chart, II anything ever looked like
easy muuey that Silyrrware did The
lawyer sent IN the required solution,
and with it the dollar. fifteen Several
business men whom nobody would sus.
poet of sullibility did the same foolish
thing. Tho barber around the corner
and n" shoemaker on the opposite
side Of the street chippcd IN a dollar
!ti1sr1l, ana a solution apiece, and the
baker. III" butcher AMI tn" grocery
man contributed the same amount 10
~. stream ~ Easy money hat flowed
IL I!,caSn. where Tho. Gr,.at Oriental
and Occidental Sil>crwarc Company
sat in Lis Office smoking . fat cigar
opening Letters with an cc-picl
Among he many IN 'hiS town that
."arncu for til" handsome set Of silver
ware that had ll;l, its photograph
taken ~ns Johnnie Nray Of the Postal
Telegraph Office. Mr. Wrays money.
however. had hardly tim" to reach lis
ts-stil'a'io ion before his suspicious band
cd themselves together and rising in
their might slnotc him alongside tho
BEAD So. 10 make peace will himself.
Mr.. Wray 90! busy on lie Wire and
opened q conversation With Chicago
The operator at the Chicago cuCi inter
este: himself in The case and an iuvcS-
legation disclosed the interesting iac.
that the Great Oriental and Occidental
Silvnrwarc Company was 4 former
street iakir. who rented ,icSk room III
:! dark corner OF q room on the tl.ir-
,r*n'h floor vi thirtccn-Stury i,uiid-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

nnd O%2!iantai Si|S"r"are Company,
nr something e. Nat effect merely
cast !iS lines into promising waters.
using adErr'i5in@ SPACE in {: few maya
zines as the 'nc&;u'n, ana waited for
results.
Some Of TIC results came from New
port News One d Tic most promi
nc:it lawyers brreaDouts; read ana di-
Sested the proposition ri 1hc aGycy
Users. Il related that w:,cu The dear
reader sent in the solutions Of Sic puz
zle picture shown IN the advertise
ment, correct Interpretation ut which
could hardly bother tic brain OF a. b,,lI
gnat more than thirty seconds ~ the
watch, accompanied ty q dollar aud ~.
teen cents. the advertising firm would
forward in return for iLr cicvcrness
exhibited by the dear reader a hand
some set Of silvcrwarc OF tic stated
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
DIPLOMATIC BILL PASSES.
It Carries an Increase of $7o3,716 in
APPROXIMATION.
lEy Associated Press,


WASHINGTON, D. q. Feb. l.-Thc
!a"'Sr today passed the diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill carry
inS 2.10I.Oi1. which is an increase for
this service Of Si0S,7l6 over the cur
rent appropriations. a number Of
minor bills were disposed Of by unan-
innous consent. The debate While tho
diplomatic bill was HNGer considera-
'"n Vas worry brief and was devoted to
railroad rate legislation and reciproci.
u treaties Nh. Lamar. GLAD. assert
nd that Congress had power to fix
Every y.iway rate ana had constitu-
tiona' authority 10 regulate this pow
CT to commission or tribunal
Popular Demand
That Congress should DO this was
cAphI%iZcd. he said by appeals from
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
WON THE SOUTHERNERS.
Henry Wrsd Becchcr's Display
Tact and Nerve In Richmond.

FeShES ~ HSN berChcT'S display OF
Tnct and Nerve In Richmond.
One OF the ''ncryiest' illustrations or
iact is to tho credit Of Henry Ward
Bcccher -tfter the war lie made O lee
tnrc tour Of the south and appeared at
Mozart hall, Richmond, with an ad
dress entitled The North and the
SOUTH He was rather doubtful as to
the reception he should have. but be
knew what hr wanted and was deter
mined to &c, il. NJ applause welcomed
?i,n rs he appeared on the platforms.
hnt 4 1cw Kisses We're heard in tho gal
lerv. In The better. rows Of seats were
tome grim cx-Confederates - General
i'itz Hugh Leo. General Rosscr. r7
Governor Smith. Governor Cameron
and others. H"chcr fixed his eye Ill
'c",l, on lee ana said Il quote . news
paper report OF the ncidenu:
II have seen pictures of General Fitz-
:4!r;S7n x. !. Lee =. 81. ana assume you. gro
,tsfc. ,Hai:e All riglif":9
1nc general. slightly -staAcn back is
lAis direct address. nodded stifIiy
Whit" the auLic1t... bent forward
hr"ati..csS via, curiosity as to What
vas -oi!- IL follow
Then. said Eeecher. his facr l-l,,-
iu:- ~. - N&nt 10 Offer YOU this right
hn'''i. WF@l' in its own way Tough,
against you and yours years ago. hut
which | would now willingly sacrifice
To make the sunny south prosperous
ana happy WIN YOU take it. gen
cra|:'
There was ! moments hesitation. 4
moment or dcathlilie stiffness III tho
hall. and then Eitz-HuSh Leo was on
his feet, his hand was extended across
tho f"otiigh1s and was quickly met by
the warm grasp .: the preachers
AZ first there. was !, nnrlnur half Or
surprise a;l'l half Of doubtfulncss. from
the audience. then there was i hesitat
ing clAppiug of hands. ana before
Reecncr had nuloosed the hand OF
Robert L. Lees nephew there we're
cheers such as were never before heard
in old Mozart. though it had been the
seen" Of many n war and political
meeting
But this was only the beginning OF
the enthusiasm. When the noise had
sufficiently subsidized, Reecher contin-
ted
When 80 back home shall proud
y tell that have grasped the baud Of
the nephew OF the great southern chief
tain. shall tell my people that went
70 the Confederate capital With hear!
/ full OF love for the people whom my
principles once obliged me to oppose
and | was met halfway by the brave
southerners, who can forgive as vell
a' they can fight
Five minutes Of applause follow ed
and then Reecher having gained the
hearts OF his audience. began his Ice
iprr and was applauded to the echo
That night his carriage was driven
10 his hotel amid shouts such as have
never greeted northern man in Rich
mond since the 1-ar.-Marshall p
Wilder in St. Louis Republic
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
LONG TALKS ON STATEHOOD.
The Measure Still Hangs Fire in the
Senate.
Associated Press,


WASHINGTON. Feb. AIR. Long
occupied most Of the time given by the
Senate today to the statehood bill with
q speech in support Of the bill at 1t
stands. He gave especial attention to
The portion OF the bill providing for
the union Of Oklahoma and Indian Ter.
ritory as ono urged the Importance OF
giving enlightenment to the people
Of that section.
III connection With the agricultural
appropriation bill there was consider.
able debate upon the question Of forest
reserves. The bill was not disposed
OF.
The Senate passed the House Joint
resolution authorizing the director Of
tic census to publish statistics rclat-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

five hundred organized commercial and
agricultural associations by the posi-
ton the Democratic party had taken
By tho recommendations OF the Re
publican party and by the fact that
during the ten years the interstate
commerce commission had exercised
the rate-nakng power, none OF the
railroad interests of the country were
injured. Mr.. Lamars preference. as
70 the pending measures on the sub
Icct was the Hearst bill. with the
amendments suggested By Mr. Shac-
klcford and himself.
Mr. Thomas, On. c.. advocated ac-
ton BY the Senate on pending rcciproc-
lily treaties and especially that be-
tween the United States and France
The House adjourned until Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
rs Nou g
: 2,l<e s..
Orlanee''ds ) Remember, il
Das Upon GPis .Sas Bon.
Oct I; Scene I.


n odd experience
came to the Rev. E.
f. Northen. pastor Of
the Baptist 'Taperra
Gle.
I'll" rcvcrnd gen
tleiEan was settling
himself, in an easy
chair by his tiresid"
for a comfortable cv-
"nil,g, q short time
ago, when he re-
c.ivcG i telephone
cali
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
kne4v what w,~ top,;r.,

Est Well, heres whore - live. Nike
What Shall 30 nov: Mike i'laze--
iic- rjEg The tioorne!l frs. and thin
Lie TIDE fer IL cmou.ancc, Tick.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

INTJING treas
urc trGvc would
bc bard work in
rc:npariSOn. al
lowing that the
f u q CT should
stumble M Q IL
! i Q hnri G d
wealth. but find
% necessary 10
dig.
The '"n with
'1'H impressive
u d III e OF the
Great Oriental
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

e CN->S>BS 20 ,b.;,. u, ,,;c 6rncij,
~ IN r,r !. c,,nfnr,.b,, cy
IS - nni,,, . short ,i,ne
mn d MO whom ~ -
-, ~ ,,.ivnI ), ;,,nnhcn,.
10. c,u
Il was from ! nro.,,rc,iy. bride
rroon VIM n,nl,in.,, ,i,.,t no ui.hc,,
,s noss;ll,. All ,r,anon,,an,. h:1
heon n7adn ~, i,enr,Iirt.,o.h, ,o,d M.
ren,lemau 81 ia c,o,b ,yc, IA wjre
nna ti,r wedding par,v yas wai,in,.
could thc ,rr.,,h,.r come a, once,
Tho prrac},rr co,,|d Ijc bearded :,
trolley ca. ana, n.prea,l,.a rs ;hc al
dress given hin hv ~. hri,;..ronn,
which "a. Il, Il, ,,,,sl;ir,s =; M, civ
iDyclvjrt: ;; jcn. Walk or.r :, muddy
road after lea,-,n:- .hr or .rhr s,1f.
ferine- narsan r..>n.,,;zel .he names of
thc Rome, ana Inlet IN The case
Rot,l i've, within !, stones throw or
his own na,re n. circumstance ma,
they l,p,i chosen. !, Mace t;,, ,l,r rcr.
mon,- o;n,; ,non ,j,u residences Of mo
bride or Ia, lr,e.r,.n,u ,,, could only
attribute 10 some romantic idea: ana
exne~icnce, had laugh, him ,Eat the
WAYS Of trr swain ana l,dv.,ove Of \
RENAME. nDsstth unHers1au,l;u.
Arriving Al liz destination. IL found
cyervthln. IN readiness for the even,
and fortl, :rith h;, made tho nervous
looking gentleman and the placid and
smiling lnav man And Wifi, Follovin,
the conventions, form hc. conpra,u
lated 1re culDI;.. paSse, ,hc cun,pli.
men1s nc the occasion WITH mo nea,.
relatives of the contracting parties
chattca for n lcw minutes with tho as
semble,] guests and finally htp.,rd tn
bc cxruS;I The hour GROWING, Iata
AS he was leaving ,h,, house, he WAS
followed IL th, br,dasroom who hail
ed him on the front norch with.
Say, parson. lust word How much
is vour bill? What's the price Of this
MARRIAGE"
my bin. Whv. nv man. I have. no
biil L, make On, agains, va, /" return.
ed thu. minister .'rht, nrit.c of yn11r
marriage no ono lnlt yourself vii, over
know. and i, Will take time nv son
fpr even YOU ia in1clli.-cntlv estimate
it. However. if You have, reference Ia
the customary fee YOU should know
that we preachers have no fixed charge
for performing iii, ceremony The fee
is for Vol, ia determine
'Then it's All right pars,,u. it's All
right. We aint going to worry abou,
that fee This, fact is, haven, any
too much money to spare tonight, but
Saturday Is pay day and I'll see that
you get yours. Ill see YOU Saturday
parson: I'll sec YOU SATURDAY. BE
careful y ,lsie, ge4l'rc going down tAt1sc
steps, rSrson: watch ont for tho mid.
role t,u nc corner and beware pf Jcu.
liils' bic brind. bulldog on Inc next
block Hes ,u l-lv beast is Jenkins
bulldog. and lhr mudIoin is a nasty
mnhholn .i..h, :: match when You're
passing tha ,Ncnyalion around lie
come. au,' vow may miss it. Smitl,rrs
fell ir;H i, las, ni.h, ana Thurman !
mule l,rt,L, . H.. there. l;,eI week Inf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

The hardest thing to find is an !.t,r-
cSt partner for swind,e.-
News nurcay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

a family with an artistic Temporal
ment isn't really as much Of an addi-
ton 70 the nci.Ehorhco,i as ono own.
ing . stepladdr.-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

Johnny goat will cat anything,
Won't it?
Dcssie-Yep. It'll cat tobacco,
know that. When papa comes home
from the lodge, where he says they've
been ridin, the goat, lie always smells
like an ola pipe. -Chicago Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
ins to cotton. The Senate adjourned
until MOnhaE
MAGISTRATES Fined.
tSDeci;,, to the Daily Press

1Spst!;lI @ TIC DuI1y Prcss.l
CHATHAM, VA. Feb. 4.-Magls
'rate ]. ". White ana Thomas l..
links, Of Pittsylvania, charged with
being drunk and disgraceful in con
duct. were tried before Justice Hurt.
OF this place. Kinks was fined s25 and
cost for unlawful assault on Pleasant
Carter, ana $40 and cost for disorderly
conduct while at the house of Carter
White was fined S25 and costs for car
ry!ng concealed weapons
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
S | 4.4(l

& what y..s hsv4 n,,iv ~ ,.ay
Us Tor say 1ni' ~ pv1rcuat
that bears our l,-r-,sf'a; guar
autee as Ia quality and work
rnanship. either !)o,,l,It or
Single. i'r. ast-d Salts. and
extra long Overc.,ats. R-gn-
lar price SIS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

The world renowned Hand Tailored Suits g. a. nm
and Overcoats are at your service for ID WsUW
the kind that sells by this famous firm, from year to
year, for not cent less than what the price ticket
calls for and that is $50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

The Mems Pants concerned in this sale
are the famous forn,-fitting Pelvic Brand,
Reiter~Frnl1auf & Co., New York, the
largest manufacturers OF Mems Pants in
America.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05
S | z 90

Buys any Of onr Suits Or
pvercoa'a that Tic buying
publ; OF Newport News are
80 familiar with. ibis grade
'e nnr stronghold, and they
are at your serv1re wL,ilts they
las'. No garment in this
grade ever lift our store
ior less Thar SIS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-05

ar @aA ON you have your choice Of any
va - aHGW Suit Overcoat III our store
guaranteed all WOOL and made to fit; they are
beauties all Of them: this special line always sell at
s14OO
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-01-06
Jewish Rabbits Tn Session.

New Orleans, Jan. 4.-RabbiS from
various parts of the south are gather
ing here today for the sessions of the
southern rabbinicaI conference. II
will cover four days and many Impor-
tant papers with respect 70 the wei
fare of judaism will be read Among
them will be paper on the Develop
msnt of Jewish Charity During the
Past Fifty Years. by the Hebrew
Charities of the world. President
Max Field, of Memphis, VIII preside
over the conference An elaborate
social program has been arranged The
rabbis will assist in the dedication of
the Isidore Newman Manual Train
ing school and the golden jubilee of
.ha Jewish Orphans Home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-01-06
Irvine Case Has COLLAPSED,

Philadelphia, Jan. 1.-THE develop.
ments yesterday IN the controversy
between Rev N W. Irvine. the de-
posed priest of the Episcopal church,
and Bishop Ethelbert Talbot, Of tbs
diocese Of central Pennsylvania, IN.
dicate that the case of Dr.. Irvine
against the bishop has entirely col.
lapsed- j. Frederick Jenkinson, for
the presenters, is said to be On his
way TO st. Louis, with a statement for
Bishop futile, presiding bishop Of the
Episcopal church, asking leave to with.
draw the presentment against Bishop
Talbot. and requesting permission to
make a new preseDtment.