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The Washington times., 1906-08-10
Denies He Is Lawyer.

Rev Mr.. Taylor said this morning
that William L. Pollard, a colored at
torney, was his lawyer This was denied
by Pollard. although he admitted that
Mr.. Taylor's resignation had been drawn
up al his office and i'm his presence. BY
1t Mr. Taylor resigns from the pastorate
for three months from August I. and IN
the meantime is given a vacation with
salary. Ia is said. however. that he will
preach his last sermon on Sunday.
Mr.. Taylor said this morning that he
did not care to make any statement at
the present time, but that after the
service on Sunday evening he will make
a formal announcement He declined 10
saw whether he would make a general
denial of The charges preferred against
him by the people he terms as his enc
mics.
Although Pollard denied being employ
ed by Taylor he also said: wait until
after Sunday. when something viii be
given out When questioned on the
matter he replied that he did the law
work for an the colOred Baptist preach
erS ia the city
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1906-11-08
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
Editorial Comment
A" STAB" JOKE.

J. ". Mines, editor and manager Of
the Journal Miner Publishing com.
pany's Arizona Journal. Miner, IL he.
ing mentioned AZ y suitable candidate
for the Republican nomination for de-
legstc 60 congress from Arizona. -
Courier. D.
The Courier must suspect that the
Journal. Miner editor has money, and
With that beautiful spirit of comfy
that appears TO exist among newspaper
men, desires him separated from IT,.
Oaly lawyers in Arizona are financially
equipped to aspire TO congress, and
tho Journal. Miner editor has no as-
pirations, much less being "a suit.
able" candidate. Should the Colonel
have recurrcnt attacks 81 such spasms
Of Ievity. be will soon he rated M
the Mark Twain Of Arizona journalism.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
TRIUMPH OF pHEYYus.

The acquittnl Of Alfred Dreyfus and
HE restoration 10 his old rank in the
srny Of France closes one OF the most
unusual. thrilling and dramatic epi.
sodes 10 the history Of nations, says the
Los Angeles Herald. And at the same
time that il emphasizes the triumph
of Justice in the end IL calls sttention
10 the extreme slowness Of her move
ments and the long time IL requires to
open her eyes TO u palpable mistake.
Dreyfus. wholly on hesrsay evidence,
since proved TO he utterly false, con-
coctcd by enemies and forced through
by a eabnl, was found guilty Of selling
French army secrets to Germany. He
was publicly stripped Of his rank, his
sword was broken before him. he was
drumns~d' out Of the. army and for
twelve years he was im,nured in Dsyil .
island, q desolste waste of the coast
Of South America.
:.
VIZ ~
~ ~. :,
,,
"ss' w. Wv
nigh IN government rank ana r"vor'
No was the vsry nat'"nsh"y 4" h"F nus,
""nd-ne was jew ""' s"e never
ceased her work.
suceeHs came slowly. One ny one
the tangled threads were nnr"ve'cd'
One Of the "onsp'rntorH eorn'nitted SUI
eide when his guilt seemed nrn''y nxed'
Another confessed F'na'y, s'te'
many years, the government was forced
to take note Of the facts, no longer IN
dispute. that It had made terrible
mistake. Dreyfos wns taken back 10
France and there given trial which
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
The Social Mirror

Of Mrs. =. r. Hastings, high ~.
was made by Miss Theresa Fr.d,,
icks. Mcsdames Fleming L'Eu.l.
Cecil Feunell, mr.. 'Tritle, and Mn.
Kate Christy were guests of the eluh
while members present included: M,
danes q. 4. Meany, =. l.. wrisl,
r. q. Norris and Miss Theresa Frsa'
ericka
Miss Harriet Oliver will be tn. nav,
HOSTESS for the Fort whipple Bride.
club, which will take place on N.
18th.
The first meeting Of the Bu.,.,
Brown Club for 1906 was held NJ n.
home Of Miss Mabel Brisley. Pror...
sive ga'pes were played and light N.
freshments served. Miss Mabel p,i,.
ley was elected president and Mn
Vera MeNulty secretary and treasurer
The first prize was awarded TO Nh.
Dorothy Elder and the consolation 10
Miss Eva Behn. Those present wen.
Mabel Brisley, Vera McNulty, DosO.
thy Hder, Eva Behn Beta Black and
Grace Kinnison. Tho guests Of tie club
were Eranklyn Murphy and Harold
Brisley. ,~.. .,s.,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
PERSONS OF P1olGN.NcI.

i,
Senator Kittredge Of South Dakota
cannot be induced to ait. for a photo.
graph ut Washington. He says he.
too busy. a,...t
Rev. Thomas .Spurgeon, pastor Of the
Metropolitan tabernacle, London, has
cancelled IN engagement TO speak in
America On account of his serious m.
ness.
John sharp Williams, Democratic
leader in the house of representative.
has rose garden tended by himself
which he declares In "the finest il The
state of Mississippi." 1.iL
At the Harvard CONNIE ncement Oh.
oldest graduate in attendance was Rev.
Robert H. Harlow, Of Quincy, Mas,
who is in his ninetieth year, and who
graduated sisty-Sve years ago.
Professor William Henry schs6tlt,
who has been 'nppointed head Of che
newly organised :, department Of com.
parative' literature at Harvard vri.
versity, has written . work on ...Eng
lish literature from the Norman Con.
quest to :Chauces,'' which will be pnb,
lished in the fall
Charles Ssntley, the famous bari
tone singer. who 10 still singing. de.
spite the fact that he will be seventy.
two this year. probably il the greatest
linguist In the concert world. Ne
speaks French, German, ITALIAN ard
Spanish nuently, while he has also a
wide knowledge Of Latin and Greek.
". Z. Henry, who has been for nine
years librarian Of the Indiana state
library, and made IL one of, the best
Of it's kind In the country, as to become
librarian Of the university Of Wash
ington ut Seattle. f. s'
Following the gift Of n so, 900 town
hall. W. v. Lawrence has sisniied bis
intention Of donating a ~, 900 Ooo hos
Pital to- Bronxville.s Lawrence Park
in that city was named afser Mr. Law
renee, and IN recent years he has been
ut the head Of many syuslicates that
have besutiRed the place.
Although nearly 81 wears "d, Lord
Halsbury, Lord Chancellor % snglara,
IL devoting Ave or six hours q day TO
the work ON English Law, which he set
himself some time sgo-a work which
involves labor sufficient 70 Haunt u
man not half his age.
Frederic Mistral, the poet who las
revived Provenesl -, literary Ian
gunge, IL preparing bis tomb. 1t is :"
be a copy of,ths iwell known Pavilion
dc In Refine Jssuae ut Banx. The
care taken by the Proveneni poet 70
make II beautiful will be remembered
for generations amonsrths nelghoor'
- Tux - '-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

MAIL gfTf'i ~ ~ .. e.
suln, response Nl President Rose
. valt's advice, the people Of Arizona
-sN Likely ~ sly, soto voe,e, 'hst
:. thsy, are capable Of doing their own
,aAiakip... says the Los Angelo. Her.
aid, II there. is any subject on which
tAsv are pre,eminen'ly competent TO-
think correctly it il the one concerning
which the President tenders his unso.
Iieited sdrire. They have pondere'l
that subject some dozens Of years and
+, tAey ought to he as thoroughly acqusin-
Ted with every phase Of IL ~ their self.
constituted adviser. 4s.
In face Of the persistent opposition of
the Arizona people 20 statehood joint
ure with New Mexico the President
enters the pending campaign on that
issue by giving his influence in favor
Of joint statehood. Next fall the vot
ers will decide, on behalf Of the two
territories, whether they wish 10 be-
admitted to the union as u single state
in the manner Of the recent admission
Of Oklahoma ard Indian Territory.
The President says, and he surely has
the means of Judging correctly; 81
believe the people of New Mexico have
abandoned an attitude which forbade
their assuming the great privileges and
responsibilities of full American eiti.
zenship." That il to say. New Mex
leo is likely to vote for iointure, and
now all depends on Arizona.
The Presidents plea for joint state.
hood votes in Arizona would be cred.
table To any Arizona politician eager
for o job at tn" proposed twin capital
hut such elcctionecring practice seems
ont Of place in this ease, II il m
assumption that the people Of Arizona
require instructions concerning n mat
ter with which even the kindergartens
probably are acquainted.
But th" Presidents purpose 10 prn
mote the linking Of the territories vii
fail. Arizona will adhere 10 iis d$
termination 10 avoid the yoke with
New Mexico and for the best Of reas
ons. For instance, the population OF
Arizonai according. TO. the estimate OF
its governor, al the beginning, Of tn,
present year il $4,000. New Mexi
eos population. according to n liz,
authority. is 325,o00. Evidently, there
fore. Arizona would bc relatively bu'
a tail for The New Mexico kite in cas-,
~ union in state government.
Arizonans are capable Of doing thril
own thinking ana their own voting :
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Kaiser wilhelm has iutimated 10
the German fire Insurance companies
which issue policies involved in the
Ian Francisco calamity that they are
expected to pay dollar for dollar Of
their losses without scaling. rebsting
or any other nonsense which may
hurt their future standing or prove q
bad advertisement for German corpora.
tions
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
BOOK REVIEW.

In presenting her late novel, "The
Sin Of ~. Desmond" Mrs. Amy Cam.
eron rarris has scored a pleasant sue.
cess. The story is replete with inter.
esting and clever situations, and al
though some are weak, they prove true
TO human nature and frsiify.
The book contains thirty.three chap
tens and n numbss of varied characters.
The reader is plunged ut once into the
story without unnecessary preamble or.
introduction. Mrs. vasoe, NJ the
proud, ambitious mother, il not over.
drawn, yet the same cannot lie said Of
her daughter, Louise, who is the heroine
Of the tale. Her pecuiinrities are sci.
dom met with; for instance the chapter
relating TO her meeting with W. Van.
dell Desmond, when she figures M Sea
Nymph.
The minister who in known as Saint
Desmond, il well delinested, and in
sharp contrast In character is his cousin
Vandell. who IL all that IL base in his
deception Of Jeanette Burke. A clever
and interesting character in that Of
I'd. Norton, who entertains his friends
with frontier life Of Arizona in the
early seventies. and who ;is constant in
his protection and friendship for Louise.
Andrew Wells. the husband, il Of small
importance to the action OF the story,
being constantly immersed In business.
The plot Of "Thc Sin Of Saint Des.
mond" runs thus:
"you know, my child. I think only
If your happiness
"Iie Is good, industrious man, with
few, il any. failings.'
"And Louise, dear, YOU should not
trihe with an honest mans 6ve."
Louise marries the man of her moth.
er's choice.
The story proceeds rapidly, and not
for one moment being permitted to flag.
Its incidents are skilfully wrought into
execution. Except ip the case Of Louise
there is no marked individuality. being
weak and mereenary, and at points
ignoble.
And as the plot runs, there is a aues.
ton IN Louise's mind between an in.
jury to her mother and utter ruin and
despair inflicted upon her husband.
Her flight with W. vandell De..
mond. and the sudden appearance Of hi.
cousin. Mansfield Desmond, who is n
young minister, !. Que. Of the strongest
points In the novel.
I'd. Norton, who IL on the alert,
M 70 Louise r. welfare, is clever. and
cannot he bothcrrd finishing quota.
tions. md needs his thinking capacity
for other purposes, and the incidents
which occur make tale Of romance
and adventure full Of interest.
Taking for granted from the auth.
or's dedication and the fact that the
story was an inspiration, after a severe
illness, much credit Ia due Mrs. Farris
and her friends viii eagerly look for,
ward to her next effort, which she has
under preparation.
under preparation = J. NJ. M. NJ
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Bishop Turner alleges that "the re
groes should emigrate." wheref There
il not a country 10 the world where
the negro has A. much show as he ha'
right here in the United States.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Some statistician Agarcs TINT Kansas
men put In enough time and muscle
playing baseball ~ harvest all the
crops Of the state without hiring .
'singlsoutside hand, 'but then thess lns-
theshatieisss doS't appreciate she dil.
ference 'bstwees' rssseation snd hAsd
work.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Even nature co.operates TO favor the
slumbrousnes Of the Philadelphia man.
Just IN a Quaker City man was prepar'
ing to retire the other night along
about 3 pm, and dallying too long
over the job, along came fash Of
lightning, and swept Oh his shoes and
stockings in a twinklipg.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Russia's main sorrow now il that
the Czar's son can y grow up in great
or hurry-he may have inherited some
Of the force and adcquateness Of his
grandparents.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18
STATEHOOD on REJECTION.

Arizons's copper output for the year
1906 IL conservatively estimated NJ
300 .O00, 900 pounds, which is one fourth
Of the estimated output for the North
American continent. This production
Of the territory, at AN average price OF
I8 cents "a pound which now seems to
be assured, means gross revenue from
copper alone Of s5i,O0O,OOO. Gold, sill
yer, lead and other mineral production
may he expected to bring up the total
yield from mining enterprise in Arizona
this year to between seventy and
eighty million dollars IA tidy sum for
- territory that is striving for state.
hoo.l.
1t il predicted by authorities that
the Copper Queen mine at Bisbee,
Arizona, vii, De within u few years, the
greatest copper mine in the world.
Should this premier position be realiz.
ed, the Copper Queen will not. as is the
Rio Tinto in Spain, be alone in magni.
Hcent isolation. II will be the head
OF a numerous group Of great producers.
Arizona, which ten years ago was
looked upon by the vast majority Of
people In, this country as n territory
worthless save as resort for invalids,
il today Of very great value 10 the m.
ton. It's copper output, estimating
the cost AZ nine cents II pound. repre-.
sents u clear gain Of new national
wealth amounting to s27, 100000. Its
cost Of production. another A27 ,00O, 900.
will be expended in labor and the pro.
duets Of labor; therefore will IL con.
tribute that much during this year,
to the support Of the people Of the I'm
tied States. This wealth Of copper,
gold. and other metals, to the value Of
upward Of 10000, 900. will be Arizona =
contribution for 1906 to the available
cash balance Of the United States. A
similar contribution. and undoubtedly
q greater one, may be- counted upon
year by year for n long period. What
then does this producer Of new
wealth, which is the very life blood
Of prosperity in this country. deserve
and what has II received at the hands
Of the peoplef
The population Of Arizona il chiefly
American and Of a particularly sturdy
aud independent type. Because Of the
great mining enterprises that have
grown up within the territory during
the last decade, there has been, u
steady inflow Of men Of air grades. hut,
on the whole, fur above the average in
intelligence, education and energy. Pes
capita earnings are high, The popula,
ton is greater than has been required
Of other territories entering the union,
and il growing rapidly. These people,
intelligent, prosperous and vigorous
want the right TO manage their own
Affairs as do other Americans. They
have been offered statehood under eondi'
lions that would take from them The
power to order their own future.
Fortunately for Arizona, the people
have the opportunity to reject state.
hood under such terms. II is to 10
hoped that they will reject il. and 80
decidedly as to vindicate their right
to self-governmept on the lines that
their own sober Judgment tells them
are best and safest.-Ios Angeles
Mining Review.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Prosperity il having its usual effect
in Dan Cupid's circuit and the boards
Of education all over the country com
plain that the young men engage the
school teachers before they can; that
there is a deficit Of school marms and
a surplus Of brides.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

What n huge joke IL would be- IL
the Democrats should wake up in
November : aud find that they have
lost their mortgage ON the Yavapai
county offices If which they boast 80
loud and vauntipgly9
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Castro is once more in the Venezue'
Ian saddle and news may be expected.
Castro has his faults and bushels Of
them, but as a news creator he has
few superios.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Paris would feel thoroughly happy
over Bockefellers visit IL she did not
have haunting fear that maybe he
will take away aore money than he
spends. q
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Mrs. Thaw. Jr., finds the family trou-
bles considerably mitigated by the fact
that she has her pictures in oil the
papers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Grover Cleveland naturally feels irri-
t"ted in being detained by indigestion,
for he il due to be away fishing along
about the time Bryan arrives in New
York.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

The Minneapolis Journal reviews
Harry ThAw's case and decides that the
origin Of II all was paueity Of parsn'
tai shsngir in the days Of bis earlier
youth.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Owners Of Aenica nseup Receive
$4,000.
(non Sundays Ds'iyD

\EsVo 1OoOoy Ns"y'
Yesterday TIE lsst payment on 'O'
Monica group of mines was made ny
the Philadelphia parties who have
bought the properties to T. NJ. Earn,
hart, +. u. Howe, r. n. Cortheli, anu
f. +. Beebe, the former owners. '''
payment was $4,000, and the remain
ing t75,ooo Of the purchase price y
to BE- paid within oas year. r"e~
gentlemen have held the mine for u"
years, and during that time have dev'''
oped II Into one Of the most PROMISING
properties in the coussy.'i Their "sn'
fessde were esAFatulating the" ye,
ttrdsy uDos hhvlbg sssesdr ~, reward :
OF'theif la6oss. skrksa property, when
consists Of twelve claims, il sitn'''0
near KivtIssd. y NV ty''''' ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Among the latter day miracles count
Ecuador, for she would like to We ,ani.
tated and IN applying for American
army medisos to supervise the Job.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Since becoming acquainted with
Rockefeller, the French administration
has resolved to prevent accidents by
making petroleum government mon.
opoly hereafter.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

wireitappers have really tapped a
wire and stolen race news, but don 7
let that encourage. you 10 invest next
time they come around seeking whom
they may swindle.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Pride goeth before fall, sayeth the
Scriptures, and IL the voters should
rout the Democrats out Of the conrt-
house, what n loug tumble il would be.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Seems ridiculous for the Russian GO,
vernmsnt. TO he prosecuting poor old
itoicstvensky merely because he
made mistakes.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Dowie managed to overdraw his bank
account about half n million dollars
which shows that he IL n very wonder
full man.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

ia man lovss,a woman cha esn sit
on his lap without asttias heavy, pnless
they ere married.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

A New York craftsman has been
collecting $50 apiece for forged union
tickets
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Taft would not mind having the folks
notice that he IL not yet n supreme
-'mit Justice. zoe
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

II IL TO he q dead heat at Panama
between flying dirt and dollars.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

The smsllness Of the world IN we'll
Illustrated ny seattle anarchists stir.
ring up Berlin authorities.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

That Russian rag ought to he all
eh"wed up by this time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Hut what an indictment Of French
ius,ier the Dreyfus case isi
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Miss Adele Barnes Of Oakland, Cal
arrived In Prescott Friday afternoo,
TO be present at the wedding Of he
cousin. Miss Helen Adams, which will
take place on July "a.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

Miss Kate Christy, who has for IN
past two weeks been the guest Of M,
r. Il. Wright, left Saturday evenin
Tor Iron Springs, where she vii vi,i
friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-18

, ~ the last meeting of th. P,escot.
bridge elsb' which took place On Tues,
oay afternoon At the pretty little HON.