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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown Oct TO- s45 m-Arrived. steamer Majestic
(B. Hayes. New York for Liverpool (and proeeededl;
sailed. 1O:45 m, steamer Carmania CBr1, Prtchari
(from LIVERPOOL New York.
Algiers Oct 5Sasd. steamer Baralong (Br) Anderson
Gfrom Calcutta and Colombo Philadelphia ana New
York.
Brisbane. Oct Arrived steamer sirnoom CBr) Rave.
New York via Port Natal, Fremantle, etc.
Messina. oct T-Saied. steamer Myrtedene CBr), Pao
from Naplesl. New York.
Shields OCT 9saIed. steamer Elise Ger. siege
Cfrom Stettin). New York
Gibraltar Oct 1OPasset. steamer 6ician Prince CBr)
Cla-idge, New York for Naples and Palermo
Movie oct l0Arrtved steamer Astoria (Erl Ilnsdsns
New York for Glasgow land proceeded.
Sagres Oct 1O-Passed steamer Prinx
FOrst New York for Naples and Genoa. ~
Barbados Oct 9-Arrfved. steamer Tagus (Brl laws
Southampton for Colon York. ssfIa5
steamer Virginia tAust. Bussanich New York
Genoa. 9-Arrfved. steamer Cretc KeI< NAx
York via Gibraltar and Naples.
Naples. Oct 9Arrtved steamers Carpathta (Br) Pente
cost New York via Gibraltar and Genoa. for Trieste
etc Peruga (Br). johnston New York Cnot previous
Trieste Oct 5-saIed. Emilia tAust Cosulich
New York.
Michaels Oct e-Passed previously steamer Moltks
(Ger). Dempwolf. Genoa and Naples. for New York
Dublin. Oct Arrived steamer Hermone C3r) Prowse
New York
Santos Oct s-sailed GrsGian Prince Cr> Hud-
New York
Buenos Ayres. oct s--Arrived, HIarius Csr,
Marshall. York
MarseiIles. Oct eArrived. Perusa CBr) John
New Naples.
Montsydeo, Oct S-Sailed Miguel Iarrfraca
Csr). Thompson. New York
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CEBALLOS & CO. FAIL.
Continued from nrst page.

abandoned politics and was going TO devote his
time 10 business.
Manuel Sviera opened a brokers' office IN
Havana and employed q large staff OF clerks
Somehow he gained the reputation of being
worth a million dollars. hut many we'll in
formed people in Havana thought he was merely
baking a bluff He and Ceballos & Co. were
arranging to get a loan Of 100000 for the
development of the plantation at Moron, but
believe they failed TO float the loan. II will be
a surprise TO many people If Silviera has ah-
seconded.
The only property in Cuba in which CeballCs
& Co had an interest, except the plantation at
Moron far ! know. consisted IN part of
a large orange grove and a hotel which
had been erected at a cost Of about $500.
900 in a village having a population OF only
one thousand. The hotel meant TO attract
people TO the village and make II resort. The
hotel erected by a separate corporation,
supposed 10 be independent OF CeballOs & Co.
William Nelson Cromwell, whose firm is
handling the affairs Of the embarrassed house,
Is a personal friend of Mr.. Ceballos. Mr.
Cromwell has a unique reputation among the
lawyers Of this city for strengthening out the
affairs OF failed corporations and copartnerships
His earliest conspicuous success in this field
in the of the failure OF the Stock EX-
change firm of Decker Howell & Co., in the
eos. The firm which had failed with heavy
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MORE RIOTS In LODI.
TROOPS CHARGE CROWD
Many Wounded- Strike Cen
eraI-C -C0ssacks Sell arms.

LODI Oct. 10-Ffve terrorists. sentenced by a
orumhead court martial were hanged this morn
.ng This afternoon an immense crowd eNhuIned
the bodies OF the :er-orists. collected offerings
for collins and forced priest TO bless the
bodies While this was going on a squadron or
Cossacks suddenly appeared and charged the
crowd beating the people with whips and
swords Many persons were injured. Thirty
were arrested The Cossacks compelled their
prisoners 20 rebury the bodies.
There was second sitting Of the drumhe2d
court martial to-day. and more executions are
expected tomorrow.
The strike has spread TO the neighborins ciues
OF ZgierZ and Pabianice
The employees Of the street railroads the school
teachers and newspaper employees have poined the
strike. At BENIN yesterday five socialists were
tried by drunahead court martial and shot.
Warsaw. Oct 10y-The police discovered to-day
.n the suburb Praga an arsenal from which the
Cossacks had been selling government arms 10
the revolutfo fonists
Gaoomsfd Editor OF the "Gazeta Polska," VINO
was shot yesterday died this morning
wilma Oct. 10-An the members OF an organl-
xatton 20 carry on revolutionary agitation IN the
er-ny have been arrested here. The leader Is an
officer. ana with him were associated twenty SOL
Oilers
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REPRESSIVE POLITICS.
RussiQrs Premier Determined to Haze
Docile Parliament.

St Petersburg, Oct 1O-A circular has been
ISSUED 20 the provincial Governors in regard 10
famine relief. directing the officials 20 remove
srorn me zemstvos and other local organiza-
tions all persons endeavor4ns 20 conduct cleo
zloneerang agsinst the administration under the
Of relief work. and not TO hesitate TO close
the semstvus when necessary though the cir
euiar admits that the famine in many provinces
Is so severe that the government can hope 10
cope with II only with the aid Of these institu-
,sions This measure is in addition 20 the steps
1aksr against the sisners OF the Viborg mani
9esto whom the Governors are directed 70 re-
move from the provincial nobility. seInstvo or
sar1azations and CITY councils. The radical atr-
1ude OF some Of the constitutional democrats
has been dictated largely by these and other
hostile measures including the Holy Synod's
instructions 10 the clergy 70 preach and work
against the enemies OF society" and circular
forbidding government employees 10 belong 70
Constitutional Democratic or otherN opposition
parties and ordering the dismissal OF persisting
members.
At to-days session Of the Constitutional Dem
ocratic conference at Helsingfors the central
committees resolution proclaiming the inpossi-
biity Of passive resistance was adopted by q
vote Of 81 10 "a The minority amendment, reo-
ommending organization for passive resistance,
was rejected by IS ayes 70 53 noes.
The resolution. which justifes the adoption OF
the manifesto at Niborg, but finds il inexpe-
oient at the present time To apply it's princi-
piles TO the refusal TO pay taxes grant re-
cruits has few friends, and was accepted only
as a makeshift 10 avoid the immediate disrup-
ton OF the party The congress will adjourn to-
morrow, but another convention viii be called
the eve of the election TO discuss many ques-
lions which st remain unsettled.
In Wow of the finSlCial situation heavy reduc-
tiOnS n he made in the Overfnanned govern
rlenJ service. II having been determined that 20
per cent Of the employees shah he discharged
from some of the depaFtments.z This is Great
3ng more enemies for the administration.
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A CONFLICT IN THE CABINET.
RumOr That N. KOkOvseff May Be Forced
from Ministry Of Finance.

ST. Petersburg, oct. 10.-There are persistent
rurnors Of dissensions in the Cabinet between
the Finance Auuister H. Kokovseff, and Premier
stolypin, on account OF The publication OF NJ.
kokov5effs letter 10 the Premier concerning the
state Of Russian finances. which was pub
lshed IN the Paris Temps" on October L. This
letter has been traced 10 a high source IN the
Ministry OF Finance. II is said this conflict may
force II. KOkOvseff out OF the Cabinet There Is
q strong campaign on foot TO have Count White
recalled as Minister Of Finance, but II has slight
prospect OF success.
Wholesale domicihary visits !n the Sevsky
and SchlusselbUrg quarters Of s.. Petersburg
yesterday evening resulted in the capcIre OF a
number Of bombs, many reVolvers ana various
other arms, some explosives and large guam
tty Of Illegal literature Five arrests We're made
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liabilities. enabled to resume business and
subsequently presented 70 Mr.. Cromwell costly
silver service. A similar testimonial, in the
form Of a handsome bronze, given to him
by depostors Of the Seventh National Bank
which had failed in 1901.
He was also leading figure in the reorgani-
EatiOn OF the failed Produce Exchanse Trust
Company into the Bowling Green Trust Com
pany. now q iouT1shing and sound institution,
and took charge OF the firm Of Price, McCor-
mick d Co after It's failure for S18 100000 in
May. 1900, and OF the Crude Rubber Company
which went down IN January, 1892.
J. N. Ceballos G. Co. were interested IN the
founding and development Of the town OF Ce-
bailos, in Puerto Principe Province, Cuba, where
many Americans have invested heavily in fruit
culture.
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The Turf.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and Close IN n. Y
Hawaii. Philippine Islands
FTanciscOl-C : transport To-day. 12 a
Japan. COrea China and Philippine
Islands (via Seattle)-TOsa Maru. To-day. 500
Tahiti Marquesas Islands tvia San
Franciscol-MarlpOsa Oct. lS II 30
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via San Francisco
Dofc -Oct 10 L" m
New Zealand. Australia Except West.
New Caledonia, Samoa Hawaii and
FIJI Islands VIA San Franciscol-Ven-
or the Cunard steamer carrying the British mail for
New Zealand does arrive In time with
this dispatch extra malls closing al 1890 $50
O e:3O a m and 9 D. Sundays a l2:3O
$50 a m 8 a. m. and 8 D. m will be made % and
erwarded until the arrival OF the Cunard steamer)
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TO END THE sALToN SEA

Los Angeles. Cal, Oct lO.-Accoraine 10 esti-
mates made by W. ] Moran. OF the California
Development Company. to-day the vorl, 90 "a
vertiEg the Colorado River bacI, 10 its ola ,,-so
Uiil be finished in ten days and the bsei,,i,@5
Of the end of the Salton Sea will bo an aes,,ra1
fact By Tomorrow the railroad trestle helm
builc across tie river will be finished and M
once "
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FIGHTING IN REMEDIES.
Trouble Between Townsmen and Volunteers
One Man Killed.

Remedies, Santa Clara, Oct. 1O.-There wal.
great excitement here last night on account of
disturbances between the townspeople and eov-
ernment volunteers One Of the latter was shot
and killed. There has been considerable nro-
miscuous shooting in Remedies to-day and tha
inhabitants are afraid TO open their doors nr
Windows -
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BULGARIAN THREAT EFFECTIVE.

Constant'nople. Oct 10.-BulgaTia's threat TO
sorder her troops TO re-occupy the post at Sujuk
unless the Turkish commissioners sign by Octo-
her il the report resulting from the inquiry
into the dispute regarding the delimitation of a
part OF the Adrianople frontier has had the
desired effect. The Porte has ordered the Turk
Ssh commissioners 20 complete promptly the
work
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1906.
ARRIVED


steamer Armenian 1Br), starck Liverpool September
-, 10 the White Line with passengers anil
Indse Arrived at the Bar 2l0
steamer Salamanca Ger, nsw, S,S72 Rocden-
Hanburg september q TO Bunch. Edye Co. with mdse
arrived at the Bar at m.
steamer Slavonta tBrl Taylor. Trieste September
RUNE 70, Palermo g. Naples 27
- 70 the Cunard Ss Co Limited. 121 cabin
SSSeerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Lackawanua (Br Gray Shields September q
20 Phillp Ruprecht IN ballast Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Napontan Prince CBr) EagIeton Naples Sep
eInper % Messina % and Palermo 26 L
d Co with cabin and 1855 steerags passengers and
Nose. Arrived at the Bar at 3:45 m.
steamer 4anoa (Br) Fraser Martinique September 10
Bar at 3:45
Steamer Cherokee. Archibald. San Domingo City and
Hiafcoris october 8 Sanchez and Ssnana Plata
and Monte Crisy and Turks to the CLYDE Ss
% Win "a cabin passengers mails and mdse-
az the Bar at IL 80 M.
copper 10 the American Smelling and Refining
sci 70 the United States shipping Co sandy
Hook at lis
Steamer NOrdkap (Sar). Larsen. Tilt Cove F. octo-
Ney York and Porto Rico SIS Co. Arrived the Bar
Steamer Hamilton. Catharine Newport News and Nor
feIk to the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and
mdse Left Quarantine az 1888 o m.
steamer apache Staples. jacksonville October
Chareston > to The Clyde S. Co. with passengers and
Steamer Santa Rita Cate MnnewasEa) Connor Fhiladei
pha, to the Union SIS Co with Passed in QUAY
antine at 9;26 VIII hnIsh loading San Fran
steamer Northman. Riever Philadelphia to the Texas
on Co. with oil Passed IN Quarantine asa Ar
rived October o.
Steamer BuefeIds Hastings Baltimore 70 Fl c Foster
with mdse. Left Quarantine at 4:2l m
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ADVERSE TO COMPANIES.
Decision of State Bureau in Balti-
more Tie-up.

Baltimore. Oct 1O-The decision of the State Bu-
resu of Statistics and Information to the merits
OF the controversy between the Baltimore. Chesa-
peake Atlantic and the Maryland. Delaware &
Virginia railway lines and the resigned captains OF
their steamboats, announced late tonight is adverse
to the companies and the Pennsylvania Railroad
which controls them. and recommends that the
Governor compel the companies to perform their
obligations common carriers vacate their
charters
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
FUNSTON COMING HOME.
BELL TO STAY IN CUBA.
Marines Sent to Trinidad-MOre
FeUer Cases at Cruces.

Havana, Oct. 10.-General Frederick Funston
will not continue in command OF the American
forces in Cuba. Governor Taft announced to-
night that General Funston will return home or:
Saturday on the battleship Louisiana in COM
pany with himself and the Assistant Secretary y
Of State, Mr.. Bacon, and that the affairs Of
Cuba would be left in the hands of Governor
Masoon and General J. Franklin Bell In cx-
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AN OVERLAND VOYAGE

Cologne, Oct. 10.-Four torpedo boats, built in
England for the Rumanian government, passed
Cologne to-day, having obtained permission
from the various governments 10 cross Europe
Through the inland waterways from the North
20 the Bleck Sea, by way OF the Rhine. Main
Lucwig's Channel and the Danube, a distance Of
Rhout seVentaan hundred miles
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SOLE SURVIVOR OF CREW LANDED

Copenhagen, Oct. 1o.-The Danish steamer
Texas, from New Orleans for Copenhagen. arrived
here to-day, having on board a sailor. said to be
the sole survivor Of the American schooner
oliver s. barrett from Port Royal September 9
Sor New York, which capsized in a suualI
or September g. The rescued man had been
adrit on plank for Jos hours when taken on
hoard The Texas.
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FRENCH DUKES CAR KILLS MAN

Nancy France. Oct 10-The Duke OF Mont
rpenEier. brother Of the Duke OF Orleans while
riding IN al automobile near here to-day, struck
and killed a railway workman named Rhell
The duke Fitted the dying man into the RutOmo-
bile and drove toward Lhs hospital here, but
Lheil fzryiraN hefnra reachinl- the CITY
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OIL PIPE LINE SET ON FIRE.

Bal1u, oct. 10-The oil pipe line between hcre
and BCtoum has been broken and set fire. t
burned several hours. A number u Oh corr-
rany employees we're injured.
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UFA woRKMEN Kill oUARog.

Ola, oct lo.-Whiie the police Of this town
were a-resting aeitator at the eve-nski fac
tory to-day they were surrounded and attacked
by a large number OF worlzmen After a short
night The wcrku-on We're beaten of Several
guards were kt.led or wounded Tho factory is
now OCCUPIED uy troops.
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COMMISSION HEARS A. s. sT;cKnry

Washington, Oc;- ,o.-Thia was tie third day OF
lhe hearing before he Interstate Corar.erco Ccr1-
nission on ure subject Of tho preparation and
hlDZ or tariffs. II IS ukelS tie hearing NAV ba
riished to-morrc" 4. T. stckney. president Of
-----lr al length to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
FAST MAIL SERVICE FROM JAPAN

London. Oct. Ia correspondent of '"The Datl,
Telegraph" az Toxic says that Japan is negotiat,pz
with Russia for the establishment OF an OVERLAND
mail service which will bring Toxic within seven
teen cays OF London
New-York tribune., 1906-10-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANA,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:06 Sunset 52s Moon rises -Moon's azs o
HIGH WATER,
AM-Sandy Hook 1885 Gov Island 80 He'll Gate a.2s
PM-sandy Hook 129 Gov. Island POI Hell Gate S:64
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Proposals.

s>aI s>eALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcEIVTo---
- the oiice of the Light House Board u-a.-D ~
y ~ u1tH u O'Clock NJ. November 10 is1s 1saingioa
opeheo TOR the construction and delivers sAd tas1
screM steel steam light vessel No. So In tns
% %clleatlons. copies Of which with bIanE + e-s
ana olner Information be had urorl
the Lisht-Iiouse Board. Washington. D. C|'eA'ion .
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS r,,----
- sJPPI.IES.-Offcs ~ Of Assistant Pt1rch,v--' ."AY
nananla Rail Road Company. 20 Stafc So ii,lt
ss L9rS' y. T-sealed proposals VIII Be eecei ~ 'ss
Iaee on, until 100 2 ~. October isth l3Ce h
ias the above mentioned articlss Blanka ~ 1ss.
FORMATION may be had upon apDlIcsf.c, "a" -
ANDERSON, Assistant Purchasing Agent f-SHko
F'REASCRY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE an
.SIpsryising Architect. Washington. d e IA
"a .- ssalsd proposals viii be recsivsa = eSess-
once until O'Clock p VI the 3oth dav tl.f
ls1b ana then opened for tire installations - sef.
trlc passenger elevator and approaches \, = -sc-
IreiRht eleNator on Broadway side OF the n s'bslcs
once @ ana Court House New York. y. Y In s..es' ses'
ance Win the specification. copies Of Whites ,o-i-
obtained at this Office ne discretion ~ - nay -
visins Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR sag.--
ing Architect - Sups-vf,-
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SAILED.

Steamers Oceanic 5rl Liverpool via Queenstown
tRr, Key West; Main (Gerl Baltimore: Bayamo (CubanJ
TeWpor news; Thrift Nor) Tilt Cove; Brooklyn City
(B-). Bristol; Baker (GeD. Port Antonio
swanby tBr). Dunkirk and Newport: Iaupar CNoTl
Newport News; Bermudian (3r) Hamilton, Bermuda: /:
Stella GtaD Genoa and Naples; Fagertn CNorJ Port
Antonio Comus New Orleans Algeria (BrD Naples
MaTTseilles sto Ma[aval CBE); Perth Anboy Alamo
(Cuban Nuevitas Gihara etc; Avalon CNcrl port An
tonic; st Bede CISr). Kobe. Yokohama, etc.
The copper era., 1906-11-08

For fine juicy steak, leave orders
with the Clifton Meat and Cold Stor-
age company.
The copper era., 1906-11-08
Great Gold Producer.

The territory of Arizona has a
reputation the world over, wherever
the subject of mining holds anything
OF interest, as one of the greatest
copper producing communities in the
world. However, it does not depend
for reputation in a mineral way on
its copper, but the more precious
metals have a place in her list of
resources that should not be over
looked, even though they are some
what overshadowed by the immensity
of the copper output.
Arizona has gold propositions that
are the equal of those to be found in
any of the so-called gold countries,
among which might be mentioned the
King of Arizona. This mine is
located in Yuma county, along the
line of the Southern Pacific railroad
about fortytwo miles north of
Mohawk.
The main shaft of the King of. Ari-
zona is now down 1000 feet and cross
cuts at that depth show a ledge of
pay ore 100 feet in width. The ore
is first run through a stamp mill
located on the property and is then
worked by a cyanide process. AT
present the mine is producing a bar
of gold bullion weighing 125 pounds
each week.
In connection with the mine pro-
per the owners are operating an ice
plant for the exclusive benefit of the
miners employed in and about the
mine, who number in the neighbor-
hood of 125.
The King of Arizona is owned by
Col. Epes Randolph, head of the
Southern Pacific Arizona lines, and
Eugene S. Ives.-Arizona Gazette.
The copper era., 1906-11-08
Second Annual Territorial Fair to be
Held at Phoenix, November 18th
to 18th.

Everything Is now ready for the
fair. Two large wings have been
added to the addition to the Woman's
building, thus insuring room for ex-
hibits.
Eighty large double stalls have
been completed for the use of horses
and cattle, and one additional horse
barn has been completed. One barn
has been turned into poultry house,
making two large poultry buildings.
Many fast horses are now on the
grounds. Audubon Boy, considered
the fastest horse in the world is here
has already equalled the track
record of 2.054, and will endeavor to
lower the worlds record during the
fair.
Excursion rates will be given on
all railroads. See your nearest rail
road agent.
The fair is almost here. Make
your arrangements to come and
spend the entire week. Make this
your vacation-meet your old friends
make new ones. Leave your busi-
ness for one week and enjoy the
greatest attraction ever held in Ari
zona. You will feel better able tc
resume your business after weeks
vacation.
Remember all entries must be on
file with the secretary by Monday,
November 5th. The exhibits can be
sent to the fair grounds on Friday or
Saturday before the fair and on Mon
day up to 9 o'clock a. m.
The grand parade will take place
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock ano
the fair will then be opened.
The copper era., 1906-11-08
Fires Shots in POstoffice at Globe.

Within twenty-four hours after the
discovery of the horrible murder OF
Joe Ludwig, and with the crime the
sole topic of conversation on the
streets, the city of Globe was again
startled by another attempted mur.
der in the very heart OF Globe.
One evening last week, shortly
after o'clock, Morris Belknap, an
old resident of Globe, fired three
shots at Zacarias Hernandez, a Mexi-
can, in the lobby of the postoffice.
AS is usual at that time of the even
ing the postoffice was crowded, and
the sudden firing of the shots, coming
without warning, caused a panic in
the postoffice and those who were on
the inside of the building stampeded
out in a cloud of gunpowder smoke.
Immediately after the shots were
fired Hernandez ran from the build
ing down Broad street, turned the
corner at the Old Dominion store,
dashed down the alley in the rear of
the Silver Belt office, and onto the
porch in front of the paint shop of
Buxton & Merritt, where he fell.
From there he was taken. to the
county hospital with bullet wound
in his left lung.
After he had fired the three shots
Belknap put his gun, a Colts auto
matte, in his pocket and with his
wife, who had accompanied him,
walked up Broad street. Deputy
Sheriff George Stanley came up with
him almost in front of the Old Do
mininion hotel and demanded his
gun, which Belknap turned over to
the officer. He then accompanied
Stanley to the sheritf's office and was
locked up in the county Jail to await
the result of the wounds he had in
Aicted on the Mexican.
Hernandez was asked to make a
statement, but except for declaring
that Belknap had shot him he re-
fused to talk. Later in the evening
he told countryman that Belknap
had shot him because the former was
jealous of his wife, who is an Apache
Indian, and had charged him with
being too intimate with her.
There is another and more credible
motive for the attempted murder,
however. Sheriff Stanley was noti
fed by negro named Butler-who is
also married to an Indian--that d
Mexican answering Hernandez's de-
scription had been carrying whisky
to the Indians residing south of
Globe. Much trouble had been
caused and Butler wanted the Mexi-
can arrested. Officers looked for
Hernandez all day but Belknap
found him first.
1t is reported that the Indian wife
of Belknap was one of those who
partook of the liquor brought to the
camp by Hernandez, which is sup
posed to have furnished Belknap the
motive of his attempted crime.