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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-25
me DECD old r.shss.sa 0.-e.

Uncle Hiram was bewailing the de-
generncy Of modern sports. Look q
baseball" he said. There amt half
the fun In Il there wan when was !
young man. Nowadays the fellers vita
the bat don't seem to be able to do any.
thing with the ball. There's lots Of
gnmea when they don't make Z run.
miud the time when I belonged %
the Fearnaughts Of Prail.ietown. There
was : club up In Heddingville that
thought they could beat a. without bali
toying. They challenged %, and We
took EN- up. They come down me
morning with Z whole carload Of mo-.
~ from Heddingvllls II - EN- vine
= out
We'll, cir. We begun playing a. 10
O'clock r. ths forenooo. Tho eame
wasn't 1plahed at noon. ana ~ ouif
for dinner. At 2 O'Clock IN the after
nooa Ne wNnt at It again, ana miaAty
EuiGh ~ Nlsole town went out % the
pasture where We was playing 10 see
10 game.
First one aide would srt ahead and
fhen the otssef. Battlngf You never
saw such batting In your NE. Thers
wos more than two dozen l,ome huna
Il was close On to 3 O'Clock When ~
HIST man wan put ont. But We l,sa1
en- We took the conceit out Il mem
fel'ess. and tl.ey never challenged :
again"
Bnt what was The scoss. uncls ri.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-25

Mr.. Frank II. johnson and children
LEFT this morning for Geddes. South
Dakota, where they WIN spend the
summer.
Judge Norman Buck arrived in the
city this morning from Spokane.
]. r. San Garde and wife Lett on the
morning train for Genesee. where they
win visit with friends for : few days.
Frank Montgomery. who has been
with the willard Stock company for
the rast few weeks, returned to Spo-
kane this morning. where he has an
engagement.
J.F. Layes IL In the city today from
| spalding.
Richard Patterson Of Asotin left On
the boat this morning for business
trip to walla walla.
G. Carlson IL In the city from kan
drick. He IL accompanied by friend
Il Ray shaw Of Cadillac. Michigan. who
10 making . tour Of the ~S--t 9th q,
idea Of locating here permanently.
l ". n Clemans II IN the city from
Boise and II registered at the Boil
linger.
Joseph Payne II In the city today
from Orofno.
Dr. J. ". Givens. superintendent Of
| the insane asylum ut 0rofino. u Z
business visitor In the city today.
Con Collier. representing the Seattle
!, Mating = Brewing Company. left on
| the afternoon train for : trip to Gull
desac and win 90 out tonight for Z
tour Of the PAiouse country.
! w. g. Brooks left this afternoon foI
/ 0rangeville.
| Herb Cole ana Charles Morrison re-
turned today from : visit to Hot Lake
Oregon.
/ Nj. and Mrs.. c. q. Hayxlett returned
this afternoon from walla walla. Mr.
Hayxlett was . former employee Of thu
Evening Teller, managing the Clarke.
ton News Bureau.
David Mcfarland u . visitor IN TIL
city today from LApwAi.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-25
NAY ms TRIBE 1NcREAsr--Ben

4 MAY HIS TRIBE INCREAsE--Ben-
jamin DIN. who came to Lewiston be-
fore the trail Of Lewis and Clark got
cold, win desert the troublesome path
Of single blessedness and tonight be-
comes . benedict The ceremony Will
take place It the Catholic church. and
Miss Elisabeth Murphy II the happy
bride elect 'Ben." - he = familiarly
known BY al. did the grand with the
boys IN the newspaper OFFICES, sending
around the best Of cigars and chain
payne. Here's to Ben. and may Hi
tribe increase.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-25

FINISH ExcAvATIN0-The exca-
walton for the north abutment Of The
Clearwater bridge has been finished
and the forms are In place for the con-
GREETING. Work win begin in the morn
ing ON the concrete for the abutment
and when this IL done the bridge work
win cease until after the high water
IN midsummer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-25

PLAYS AT AsOTIN-The Leo wll-
lard Co. presented the "0ay Deceiter''
last night u the Btnnard. It was their
last night here and everybody turned
out. Tonight they VIII present the
same play 1t Asotin. From here Mr..
willard goes to Oregon where he win
play In stock.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-25

WEDDING ToN1GHT-The we'd
ding ceremony Of Miss Elisabeth MUIR
ply and MI. BENJAMIN Dill win be
solemnixed at the Catholic church at 5
O'Clock this evening. Father Post OIL
ciating. Miss Kennedy. and Mr.. Henry
Riggs win attend the bride and groom
during the ceremony, after which .
wedding supper will be served at the
home Of the groom's mother on Seventh
street. to the immediate friends Of the
family.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-25
LErTERs WITHOUT STAMP =

u LETTERs WITHOUT STAMP -
Merrill Crane. : waiter 1t the Bollin-
ger hotel. Il IN receipt o. letter from
: friend IN San Francisco The latter
u written on an old piece o. wrappina
paper, and folded and addrsssed. No
stamp Or envelope 4 used. re states
that this II the only writing material
available. He also states that things
are In good shape there now ana con-
cludes: Il have eaten 70 much can
ned goods am ashamed to look can
IN the face"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-03
INTERPRETATIONS

Marine Hardware company of Sar
Pedro Directors: A. X. Mallory, r.
Mitchell, Belle Mallory. Carrie B. Mitch
ell all of San Pedro. Capital stock
$25,0OO, of which $4,000 is subscribed.
Park View Land company of Long
Beach-Direetors: j. p Curtis, E. IL
Horsh #. A. Parker, G. s. Stone. r.
IL. Young, Adelaide Tichenor. Evan
Mosher G. C. Day. II. w. Jackson. al
of Long Beach. Capital stock 5000, 900
of which $1O1O00 is subscribed.
Harbor Iron Works of Long Beach
Directors Joseph DeMeule. Edwin p
Dewey w. A. Foster, Frank Me-
Cutcheon. all OF Los Beach, Francis d.
r. Moote of Los Angeles. Capital
stock 100000, of which $15O,3OO is sub
scribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-03

traction as a vaudeville artist. He
must fight or quit the game with the
title.
Should Sullivan defeat Cans in their
next probable battle the Boston boy
would acquire clear title to the light
weight and welterweight titles and the
Baltimore negro is holding aloof from
further battles because he is the un-
certainty which haloes the titles OF
both divisions.
Sullivan last night wired Cans a
proposition to battle him at 1873 pounds.
which is four pounds within the limit
at which they fought at Frisco last
week, when Cans knocked out Sulli-
van.
A meeting between Cans and Sulli-
van in Los Angeles, where both bat
tiers would be OH equal terms and
have an equal following. would de-
eide the question Of supremacy between
them and the winner would be entitled
to claim the lightweight and the well
terweight championship without cavil
Sullivan feels keeny the defeat he
suffered al the hands of Cans, al
though he defeated the dusky cham
pion in Baltimore on "A decision, and
he is anxious to have n third meeting
for a decisive battle.
No boxing card that Manager Nc
Carey could arrange would attract the
interest in the west and southwest as
we'll as throughout the country, as
would the third meeting of Cans and
Sullivan.
McCarey has a heavyweight battle
staged for February 23 and he has con-
Quoted the game on such basis that
Los Angeles Is now considered as the
battle ground for all champions. and
it is possible that negotiations now in
progress will enable McCarey's club to
be the scene of an adjustment of the
heavyweight. middleweight and light
weight, as well as the welterweight
titles.
All these titles are now In dispute
and many aspirants are making claims
which must be submitted to the gloved
argument before proper aud salts
factory settlement can he had.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-03

In its advanced and chronic form
Nasal Catarrh is the recognized source
of other diseases. Having stood the
test Of continued successful use, Elys
Cream Balm is recognized as a specific
for membranal diseases in the nasal
passages. 1t is not drying, does not
produce sncezing. Price, so cents at
druggists or by mail. Ely Brothers, Sc
Warren street, New York
Give up prejudice and try it.
Messrs. Ely Brothers. have been
afflicted with catarrh for twenty years
1t made me so weak I thought 1 had
consumption. / got one bottle of Elys
Cream Balm and in three days the dis
charge stopped. 1t is the best medi-
cine have used for catarrh.
FRANK L. KINDLESPIRE
Proberta, Cal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-03

SIOESTEP MIKE
SULLIVAN RECEIVES EVASIvE
REPLIES TO DEFIS
Nelson Is Too Busy, Cans Wants
Guarantee and Britt Is Undecided
as to When He Will Again
Make Battle In Ring
Bat Nelson won't fight.

Bat Nelson won't fight.
Jimmy Britt is undecided.
Joe Cans wants guarantee OF a
victory.
These arc, i'm substance. the replies
that have been received to the challenge
of Mike Twin Sullivan to these trio of
worthless i'm the lightweight division and
1t appears as If all are scared to meet
the Boston boy.
Bat Nelson's manager, who has been
knocking the game ever since Nelson
beat Britt for doubtful and disputed
title, is that Nelson makes no
matches over lightweight limit 1873
pounds, ringside. Arc engaged too far
ahead to consider any match"
Jimmy Britt. who never had title,
replies as follows: "Will not box for
come"
The negro champion Of all the light
weights says: Twill box Sullivan If he
does 135 pounds ringside, nothing else.
am no welterweight Only too glad
If he will do that weight"
Hence, the prospect for n lightweight
battle in the near future is very poor.
Nelson is touring the cast and pick
ing up barrel of ready money because
he defeated Britt, who conquered
Young Corbett
Cans. the four-fusher and Legitimate
lightweight champion Of the world, is
afraid to meet the Boston boy in a
return match because Mike Twin de-
feated him once.
Britt once held the featherweight.
bantamweight or lightweight cham
pionship. but which title he earned by
defeating Young Corbet is a difficult
proposition for adjustment.
McGovern fought in the feather
weight division and Young Corbett put
the kibosh onto him. Britt took the
laurels from Young Corbett and Joe
Cans defeated Britt. Nelson also beat
the native man.
With the lightweight championship
hanging from Cans belt the Baltimore
negro has become chesty and refuses
to fight unless he Is guaranteed a VIC
tory.
Titles in Doubt
Sullivan has defeated everything he
has ever met in the lightweight and
welterweight divisions, with the ex-
ception of Cans, and the toss-up be-
tween them remains undecided, each
having gained victory over the other.
Sullivan is the only white lightweight
or welterweight who will consider the
negro in a serious vein. Cans lis no at
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-03
MINERS WILL INVESTIGATE
Members of Company Leave for Good
Springs, Where They Will
Look Over Property

Members of the Good Springs Mining
and Developing company leave at
O'Clock tonight over the Salt Lake for
Good Springs to investigate their hold
ings there. The party is composed of
a number of wealthy eastern capital
lists. among whom are bankers, law
yers and other men prominent on ac-
count of their professions.
The entire party We're entertained at
lunch at the Jonathan club yesterday
by T.. u. Nofziger, second vice presi-
dent Of the Consolidated Lumber COM
pany.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-03
Add
DR.. Graves
Tooth Powder

to your toilet necessities il YOU
want the best results. 1t removes
discolorations and tartar. An
antiseptic--a puriher-a cleans
er. Ask your dentist. Ask him
why.
In HANDY metal cans or bottles, aSc.
Or. Graves Tooth Powder Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-03
Wore Wronu Emblem

w. !. Goodwin wea ring a large dep
uty constable star and a larger jag, say
the police, made himself disagreeabl'
Thursday night and was confined il
the city Jail. 1t developed at his tria
yesterday morning that he had no righ
TO the star and Judge Chambers SEN
fenced him to serve sixty days ON th'
chain gang.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-03
II You Mnnt TO knnn

how to handle accounts to save time
trouble and expense Investigate our
Dose leaf ledger system This system
Is being installed by many mercantile
aouses and fits any size or style OF
business Sanborn, Vail & Co, 357 s.
Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-03

Venice Hotel AccOmmOd dations
Best at the Windward. Newly furnish
ed every convenience; all comforts of
home at this beautiful and healthy re-
sort. Rates So to SO per week
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20

KNOX.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Leonard of Taunton,
Mass, came home Sept. 18th to attend the
funeral of Moses Kelley, Mrs Leonard's
father. .. George W. McLoud and daughter
of Dorchester, Mass, took dinner with Mrs.
Ann Simmons Sept. 18th. -. Mrs. W. L.
Neal OF Waldo and Mrs. N. J. Leach of
New York were in town Sept, 18th to at
tend the funeral of Moses Kelley. Mrs.
W. r. Keith and four children of Brockton,
Mass, have returned home after spending
a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Dow, Mrs. Keith's parents. Miss Mar
garet Jaynes of Waterville and Miss Har-
riet Parker of Worcester, Mass, have re-
DAYS at Herbert Woods. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
TORTURED DAY
AND NIGHT
Rheumatism Crazes the Mind
An Internal Blood Treatment Called Uric-0
is Widely Recommended to Cure It,

Every sufferer from Rheumatism who wants to
be rid OF the sleepless nights, the nerve binding
muscle twisting hours of pain, should get at once
bottle of UricO, the marvellous specific for the
cure of Rheumatism. 1t matters little how long
one has suffered from the trouble nor. how in
tense the suffering. Urc-O will cure it. 1t cures
by its direct action upon the blood, muscles and
kidneys; it neutraliZeS the rheumatic acid poison
and drives it from the system. Druggists and
Physicians everywhere are recommending Uric
0 because they know that at last there has been
a remedy prepared which actually cures the
trouble and cures it to stay cured. 1t has stood
all kinds of tests and never been found wanting
Uric-O is a cure tor rheumatism and for Rheu-
matism only. Mr. r. H. Moody is the agent for
Uric-O in Belfast and he would be glad to meet
all sufferers from the disease and explain the
action of Uric-O on all forms of Rheumatism.
The Smith Drug Co. of Syracuse, N. Y, are the
makers of Uric-O, and will be glad to send any
rheumatic a sample of this marve,ous specific on
request. They sometimes send a full sized bottle
to people sending for samples.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20

Mr.. Phillip Holmes of Salem Mass, ar
rived Saturday to visit his old home here
Mr.. Sanford Lane, wife and son of Bridge
port, Conn, are visiting his brother, Mr.
Fred Lane.
Mr.. Foss Hurlburt of st. John, n. b., is
boarding at Mr.. Arthur Moore's and work
ing at Cape Jellison.
Mr.. Daniel MCGEE and his sister, Miss
Jennie MCGEE of Cape Jellison, called on
Miss Partridge for some Photographic work
recently.
Mr.. Herman Partridge and Miss Bertha
Partridge were at Cape Jellison recently on
business and took dinner at the newly fin
ished and well equipped hotel, the Cape
Jellison house, built and managed by Mr..
Grieve. There are between 35 and 40 re-
gular boarders Among the transient guests
were Chas. H. Emery, real estate dealer of
Ellsworth, and Mr.. Harry w. Clark of Bel
fast.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
DIED.

ACHoRN. In Washington, September s. Mrs
William choln, aged 10 years.
BLAISDEl.L. In RockpOrt, September !, Elmlra
(Tibbetts), widow of Robert b. Basdeli, aged :,
years, 5 months and 10 Gays.
BLAKE. In South Brooksville, September 10
william Herbert Blake, aged about 40 years..
CLARK. II Ellsworth, september s, Miss Hat
tie E. Clark, aged IS years and 10 months.
GRAY. In CaStlne, September 6, Chauncey
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray, aged
months.
HARGRvvEs. In Bangor. September 6, Mrs
Kate HargraveS of CaStine. aged 81 years.
Holt. In Belfast September 49, Samuel b
Holt, aged SO years and months.
KARL In Rockland, September 10, Emma
(Richardson), wifeEof John Karl, aged so years.
MALoNEY. Drowned off New Haven, Conn
September 5, Capt Orel Maloney of Thomaston,
aged rs years.
as L. Stephenson, aged II years, months and Il
days.
SHUrE In the Homeopathic Hospital, Boston
September IS, Newell c. Shute of Searspoft, aged
81 years, = months and days.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20

STONED here to land the mate, who is sick
lo 70 aontinua the unyace

and unable to continue the voyage.
Boston, Sept. 49, Fears are expressed
for the safety of the four masted Bath
schooner Edwin r. Hunt, which left here
month ago for ST. AIMS, Cape Breton, and
has not since been reported She sailed in
light trim, and was under charter to load a
charge of plaster at St. AIMS for Chester,
Penn. Capt. Fred Crowell, the. regular
commander of the vessel, remained ashore,
and the schooner was temporarily in com
mand of Capt. B. c. Sargent of Sargentvilles,
Me. She carried crew of nine men all
told Capt Crowell, who is now IN TINS
city, believes the vessel is safe. Being IN
light trim, he thinks she may have been
blown out of her course. The underwriters
however, are very anxious. The fact that
no report has been received from the
schooner from any point leads to the belief
that disaster has Overtaken her.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
BORN.

ANDREWS. In Searsport. September 10, to Mr.
and Mrs Perley 0. Andrews, son.
BURGESS. In Matinicus, 20 MIR. and Mrs Orrin
I. Burgess a daughter.
BRIDGES. In Hancock, September ., to Mr..
and Mrs. George B. bridges, a son.
CARTER. In Hluehil September 4, to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry A. Carter, son.
kALLoCH. In Warren, September Is, to Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Kalloch, a son.
ONTON. In Center Montville, September Is, tC
MIR. and Mrs Charles OXton, q daughter, Rutf
Maud.
PEAVEY. In Belfast August q, to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Guy l.. Peavey, a son, Russell Guy
TIBBETTs. In Stonington. september g. to MI
and Mrs. Franklin c. Tibbetts, daughter, Mar
garet Alice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson. a son.
WILEY. In warren, August 81, to MIR. and
Mrs Sidney Wiley, son.
WILLIAMS. In Stonington, August 81, to Mr.
and MIS-. Thomas Albion " iliams, a daughter.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
MARRIED..

AUSTIN SMITH. In Brewer, September 5, Harry
Austin of BroOksvile and Miss Belle Smith OF
Brewer.
CLARK-SMITH. In Crescent Beach. South
Thomaston, September !, George B. Clark OF
Rockland and Helen NJ. Smith of crescent Beach
CoNDoN-BLAKE. In South Brooksyille, sep
TENDER Z. Alfred A. Condor and Miss Cora Belle
Blake, both of BrookSville.
EAMEs- MEADER. In Ellsworth, September 5,
Jacob F. Games of Stockton Springs and Miss
Myra Meader of Surry.
FoLEY CURTIS. In Winterport. September IS
by Rev. j. f. Schneider, James Fl. Foley and
Miss Etie NJ. Curtis
SMALLwooD- OFT. In Rockport, September f.
Fred Smallwood of Camden and Laura OFT Of
Rockland.
SKINNER HANNAH. In Corinth, September -
Fred Gay Skinner of COrinth and Miss Nellie
Maude Hannah of Liberty.
TEAGUE-KALLoCH. In Watervlle, September
T. lillian NJ. Fl. league and Miss Myra S. Kali
loch, both OF Warren.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Hatch attended the
services recently at Standpoint at the
burial of Mr.. Frank Partridge of Lowell
Mass who died very suddenly ~ so OF ais
summers with his uncle, Mr.. Hervey Par
fridge, in this place. He was buried at
Standpoint beside his father. Capt. Albert
Partridge. who died last year. The monu-
ment recently erected in memory of Capt.
Partridge attracts much attention. 1t is a
the earth on the globe and the places mark
ed that he had visited in his seafaring life.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
Henry Staples, II Main ST., BeItase

Frank 2. Elliot and son JAM ~
the guests of w. d. Elliot ans "
Harriet. Avis Woods AMI h.-
Wesley returned recently ltr" 81
trip in Burlington, Me. The} Itl,
time. Wesley is now att eii' ~, ,-a.
Academy....Mrs Amanda Lem '..,
81 years old, lis yet quitewell al'' "a
her own work, and "dunt SAM ,
of Liberty, formerly OF M uA'
ago celebrated her 9th brit h'i'- ,
Sally recently picked a mess oil 1 ,,,.
and dug potatoes enough for u'"I
let the young people know, VIII
old lady can do. Her friend I'D th
wish her many more happy 1W,aib
Herbert, young son of Dame 49, ~,
spent the past year in Verm' Il"
his father a short visit.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
Congressman Burleigh's Plurality.

Complete official returns from every city
town and plantation in the Third Distrlc
show that Congressman Burleigh is re-elect
ed by plurality of 1904, He carried every
county in the district and ran largely ahea6
of the ticket in each county. Governor Cobb
has a plurality in the district of 1347.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
SOUTH MONTvILLE,

Miss Abbie Mcdowell of Belfast visited
old friends in this place the past week.
Bar Harbor.. Mrs. Emma Leighr of
Brighton, Mass, who has been spending a
few weeks with her parents, has gone to
Camden to stop few days with her sister
before returning home.....I. 5. Bartlett is
at work in Freedom, repairing mill.
Last Saturday he was telephoned to that a
home Immediately. Although a number
fought the fire on Sunday it spread rapidly,
and larger force was called out. By great
efforts, both in trenching and in the use of
water from wells dug in low ground, the
fire was finally subdued
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected Weekly for The Journal.
Produce Market. Prices Pdl0 Prodnce
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20

Flitner Staples has secured the town
agency for the United Tea Co. OF New
York and drives Il team about delivering
him Success in this new undertaking.
The Republican journal., 1906-09-20
so Mems Suits
JUST RECEIVED

On consignment from one of the best Clothing
Houses in Boston, and can order. from any
pattern or any size on these conditions; What
| don't sell can be returned. No old stock,
no money invested SO you can see why can
save you $500 and $500 on every suit, and
have the largest house in Boston to select
from. nECALL AND SEE THEM.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-03
OF LOCAL INTEREST

REGISTRATION - Something over Ioo names are already enrolled on the great register for the municipal cleo
 tion on May l. The faster they come l the better.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. sEARs-Tbe funeral of Mrs. J. M. Sears was very largely attended yesterday afternoon She was one of the early settlers in the valley, was widely known and held | in hign esteem.
 CHINESE JOURNAL-Phoenix's Chinese colony contributes largely to the support of the paper published in Chihese at San Francisco by name of Chung Sai Vat Pc. In all nearly thir- ty copies are taken by Phoenix sub scribers.
 AN INSANE BoY-Nabor Pacheco sheriff of Pima county, on Sunday morning brought to the asylum for the insane a patient who mad been com mltted from Tucson by name Miguel Merana. This is the second time Me rana has been committed to the asy- ium in this territory
 MILITIA INSPEcTIoN-Mai H. s. Bishop. |. s. A.. in charge of the troops at Fort Apache, is In Phoenix. having arrived from the north Sunday morning. He will remain ht re several days and inspect the companies at Tempe and Phoenix of the Arizona national guard
 ONE MORE GIRL-Mr. and Mrs. w w. Bradshaw, who reside three and a half miles southwest of Phoenix. believe that in every welI-reguIated family daughter should be born once Tn every ten years. Whether boys Qr
 is question which they have no time to discuss now, as their attention is devoted to celebrating the arrival of their second girl yesterday
 NO PLACE LIKE PHOENIX-R. D. French, the well-known travelling man. arrived in the city yesterday af- ter long absence. He has been in the east since last September Mrs French is visiting her former home in Scotland. MT. French has quit thu road and mas decided that he will come back to Phoenix and re-engage in the brokerage business. In his trav- els he has found no other place in
 which he thinks he can do so we'll
 THE PEASEBEEMER CASE-Fcr the purpose of attending the nearing of the case involving the property of the Amalgamated Gold Mines compd- ny DoIh slueS 10 Jhe controversy leIt Phoenix on Sunday night for Yuma. It is thought the case will be called one week from today. O. A. PeaSe ar rived from Chicago two days ago and
 was accompanied to Yuma by ais counsel. J. L. E. Alexander. while II. J. Beemer and w. R. Russell, the plaintiffs in the case, were accom- panied by F. $. Clark, who repre- SentS them in the litigation