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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
WOMAN ROBS STORES
!. WITH AID OF CLERKS .|E||'.!|
Detroit Police Unearth a Remark.
able Conspiracy That Worked
Successfully.
(specIal TO The Times Dispatch

iS DETROIT, MICH. May ia plan
foor robbing two large downtown stores
on a. large scale was uncovered by De
tectives Morrlssey and Stavlo; last night
when they arrested and locked in Central.
station three women, two OF them clerks
in the stores, on charges or grand
larceny, ts ~.
The women gave thoir names as Lena
Nltebsky, Edith AIchaud and Anna
Pa,,lle The Mchaud woman lives at No.
6f2 St Paul Street, st. Paul, and Is con-
nected with a wel-known FAMILY there.
The other two live In Minneapolis anu
are also we'll connected. sshEl A6iia a
!qrrhu first ntmation that anything. "aR
wrong was obtained in the pawn shops,
where many Of the stolen articles s,ware
sold The pawn brokers' gave the names
or the women who had sold Them the
goods but it took several days to gather
sufficient evidence to warrant the arrest
OF the trio. When they were finally
locked up. however, It Is said that Two
Of them broke down aud told the OFF,
GERS how they worked the scheme.
The plan say the police, was well
carried out. 1t seems that two of8thel
women secured positions, oned in ,rnatlE
storeG as, clerks. The third would make
n purchase of some cheap article, and
I'm ~ day or two, by tho help OF the
elcrk. would exchange it for. something
worth much more. BY continual cx-
change, sometimes trading one cheap ar
tIcle for two or three Of more value, they
gradually gained possession OF a large
amount Of valuable goods, consisting
chiefly of shoes waists, dresses and other
articles of wearing apparel,
Tho goods We're slightly soiled after
being taken from the stores, so as TO
ward OF suspicion OF prospective p,,r-
chasers. They brought a, good price IN
the secondhand stores. and the women
found a ready market for al their loot,
The police are unable TO place a value
on the goods, hut expect to recover stu
more The total is believed to be several
hundrad dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
ASSAULTED woman
CAUSING HER DEATR
Man Entered Her Home, First
Choking Her Husband
Into 1nsensibility.
NV Associated 1,rcss. ]

NEW YORK, May IA powerfully
built man early to-day entered tho home,
Of August 1I,pfcr. scveny-siS years old
choked him Into rsensibllity, md az.
suiltcd Mrs. Huprer, liftys years old
catlsiig her deat The police arrested
ON suspicion james Mcfarland. night
Waterman, employed at the building oi,
East seventy-hfth street where the Hun-
fcrs lived Mr.. llupfcr said TINT Mozart
land borrowed Ills revolver last might.
Lnte "a man who snl Id he was the watch-
mar came to the Hupfcr flat and WIS nd.4
United BY Mrs Elupfer. The visitor
isprang on 1iupfei, and after tllrottllnE
him, assaulted Mrs. Hupfer. The wointti,
was dead when q physician arrived. Nc,
purtland WIS In hiding when arrested.
The police siy that nine years ago he
was convicted or n similar offence, which
caused the death Of an old bcSgar wo-
man. and was sent TO Sling Sing for seven
years Il ~ lisss9 ~ H. essS f+E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
STRIKING AT SAL 00NS
N SAN FRANCISCO
l1ay Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO May l2.-Mayor
schmtz to-day directed that persons
made homeless by fire be concentrated
In two great camps, ono in the l'otrero
/ ;ind sthe'i other at Golden Gate iark,
s,rlis action has been made necessary ior
sanitary reasons, y present every W,
cant lot is covered with tents of home
less campers Last night aud to-day
have been tho coolest since the earth
quake OF April 18th.
The liquor question was again nscuss-
ed to-day by the authogtlcs. and II was
proposed that the charter OF the city 20
amended SO that saloon license, when
has heretofore been 500 q year, shall ne
raised to $500 Before the IRE mere
To-day the Board of Police Commits
sioners issued an order that all private
clubs cease dispensing liquors to mems
DerS tfEs..i. Ett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
OFFICIAL RECORD OF
NAVIES IN CIVIL WAR

WASH NOTION. May 1.-THE navy de-
partment has issued the advance sheets
OF series /. volume 90 OF the official re-
cords of the Unlonaand Confederate
navies. compiled by Charles w. Stewart,
superintendent Of the library and naval
war records This publication covers the
period OF time from March Is to Dec. 81.
1863, giving the operations Of the west
gulf blockading squadron. The period
was one Of the greatest Importance to the
naval historian, covering as It docs the
operations of Farragut and Porter, the
operations at Port Hudson, the destruc-
ton OF the Queen of tho West the Sabine
Pass and Rio Grande expeditions, naval
opera tons I'M defense OF Donaldsville, and
Is given additional value by reason of the
cuts illustrating theatype Of war vessel
used In each navy. @ssg9s ;N
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9. III. Berry e Company.
commission before It goes into effect IS
specially liked by all the advocates OF

commission before It goes into effect Is
specially liked by all the advocates OF,
tho bill. s8 .fs4
There arc other features which com
mend themselves to the Democrats ana
such Republicans as voted with them to
knock out the very objectionable features
contained In tho Allison amendment ana
amendments proposed by the so-called
railroad senators. Tho restoration Of the
Imprisonment penalty for offering or ac-.
ceptinE d railroad rebate especially &onl-
nlends itself. although, In view OF the
fuct that ali the evidence showed that
tic present law against rebates Is being
viola ted every day, tho Senate could
scarcely refuse to streng then Its own law
on the subject when asked to do So
The inclusion of II feature against the
v holesale distribution of free transporttl-
ton to government officials, shippers ana
others, is also regarded rs commentators.
Tho amendment which brings sleeping
car companies, and express conf
panies under the PROVISIONS OF
the law is eminenty satisfactory 10 the
advocates of rate regulation By the gov
crnmcnt.
Got There By Accident
The amendment which includes In cx-
press companies under the term of car
rier as understood in the BILL got there
by an accident Senator Plat, Of New
York, president of the United States En-
press Company who Is so old and tnfirm
lie can scarcely get to his seat N tho
chamber, and who has admitted that he
stays in the Senate only for the reason
/ that he wants to protect his personal m
terests, did not go to the Capitol We'd
nesday. lie sent his secretary up short
ly mast noon to ascertain whether there
was any likelihood of his own presence
being required. The secretary spent
some time looking around, and, returning
to Senator Platts home, told the aged
senator that everything was moving along
smoothly and that there was no danger
oil any anti-exprcss company legislation.
In an hour after the secretary left the
Senate chamber the express company
amendment had been brought within the
scope of@the bill. J. was a clear case OF
somebody being asleep a the switch.
The bill has been improved While It
still contains a court review provision,
which prevents 1t, probably from giving
the shipper the immediate and entirely
effective. relief he may demand it is q
step in the direction Of legislation. for
which, right or wrong there was such q
decided popular demand. There Is no ocT
casion%for any hysterical demonstrations Of
delight on the part Of advocates of rate
Legislation. That this Is true Is horne
out by the fact, noticed in the outset.
that the railroad people are so well
pleased with the bill in its present form.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
TRICKS OF TRUST
TO ROD PUBLIC
CONTINUED from First Pagc.)

CONTINUED from F'lrst rage
q town and | wanted TO get rid OF
s, him. III, via ,s8a ,,gttf@.,,,
THE witness named i've towns III M
tniiols, where he had convinced customers
that the oil Of the Standard on COM
pany is superior, while. rs q matter OF
fact. It was Inferior
Bribed Railway Employees.
The witness gave specific Instances
where he had brlbed railroad employees
while he was in the employ OF the stand
ard Oh Company, to get information re-.
gardng shipments made by tho Royal
OIL Company.
FIe said lie had paldga freight hand Of
the iowa n;raiy Sc q month.tO set r'll
ccrtainhinformntion 81 He, said i The CON
.pany always urged agents never 70 re-
menlberena or facts while ol'ta,iili!t
informal about rivals. The witness
then detailed "a plan he used to make
trouble for the Standard Oil Company.
He would induce a business man TO give
him fake order for oil and then SHOW
Ii 10 the agents Of the Standard OIL Com.
'pany, who would give him present 10
get him to buy oil from the Standard
OIL Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
SPEAKER UMPIRE AT
BIG BASEBALL GAME
Nobody Ventured to Dispute His
Rulings-Guest Of Board @
of Trade.

: WASHINGTON, d, c.. May l2-Speak-
or Cannon was the guest of honor at the
annual outing of the Washington Board
of Trade, held this afternoon at River
view, on the Potomac. In addition to de-
livcring Il most fclcltous speech, In which
the speaker, among other things. said
he was glad to be rid of tho Senate,
even though for y day." lie was selected
to- umpire Il baseball game After two
innings Mr. Cannon retired In favor OF
ex-senator l'hurston, OF Nebraska, While
FILLING the position of umpire, however,
the Speakers rulings were accepted as
final, no point Of order or even OF ap-
peal being entertained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
HON. JOHN G.00ID D /. !. Y. !.
LlUDs VIRGINIA
Paid Tribute to Commonwealth,
Characterizing State As Cradle
Of An1ericanisnl.
(I3y Associated Press.

New YORK, May H.. Former Con-
gressnian John Goode, or Virginia. was
the principal speaker tonight ntEa re-
union Of the "virglnluns"&of New YORK,
at the Waldorf Astoria, In hecclctration
of the two hundred and nincty-nintll an
,niversnry OF the settlement Of jamestown,
Mr.. Goode sketcfed the story of Vir-
gInia, and paid glowing tribute TO me
Commonwealth. lie characterized the
State as the cradle of Americanisn.
ut was thera,'' he said, "thc young re-
public was given It's first jury and its
first court. 1t was within her borders
that the American principles that have
made the republic what rs today, tirst
found voice. st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
.WUULD EXTERM|YA7E
REBELL|0US. NATIVES
Governor of Samar to Ask for De.
ternined Movement Against
p1I1a ;ane.c

MANILA. May 1.-THE following dis
patch has boon received from Acting
Governor Cinco, OF tho Island of Samar:
a band OF twenty-four Pulajanes, hap-
ms FIVE rifles and other weapons, enter
ed lnabangan by tho barrio Wright,
named in honor OF former Governor-Gen-
eral Wright. to-day, killing one and
wounding seven residents, burning and
looting thrty-sx houses and taking over
twenty residents prisoners. Troops. con-
stabuary, policemen and volunteers are
pursuing the band"
George Curry, governor OF Sanar, who
is here on his way to Baguo, province
OF Benquest the summer capital, to con-
suit with Governor General Ide, says that
all the presidents of Samar VIII shortly
call on the governor-genernl and endorse
the policy OF determination OF the rebel
lious natives, which. Is supported By tho
peaceful Inhabitants OF Samar.
Governor Curry has received cable
message from President Roosevelt con-
graduating him upon his escape at the
flght with pulejanes at Magtaon recently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Deliberate Falsehood.

Deliberate Falsehood.
Some time after Senator Timan had
completed his statement, Mr.. Lodge came
into the Senate chamber. He said he had
not heard Mr. Tillmnn, but that he had
read portions OF his statement Ilo sau
lie could hardly believe that part in which
Senator Chandler was quoted BY Mr.. Till
man as saying that the President SAID
he had come to a complete disagree
ment with senatorial lawyers" mention
Ing Senators Knox, Spooner and Foraker
Senator Lodge. continuing. said he had
gone to the official stenographer and OBJ
tanned the exact sentence used by Senator
1'illmnn, and had called up the White
House on the telephone, that being the
most rapid way of reaching the Prcsi-
dent. Senator Lodge continued
~ read the sentence to the Presl. .
dent, and he said In reply that the
statement which | read to hlm-at-
trlbuted to him by Mr.. ChandIer-was
deliberate and unqualified false
hood. ssa0
Senator Foraker's name was never
lnetioncd at all In the conversations;
that Senator Spooner's name was only
mentioned by him to express a cordial
approval OF Senator Spooner'sI amend
ment. AS to Senator Knox, he said
hat he did not agree with a portion
Of his proposed amendment. but
thought that i've made a Iery strong
argument for granting nlil'matively
the jurisdiction or authority OF the
court. BfaHt d6
II think IA, Mr., President, that IT
is a mere act Of Justice TO allow TINS
statement to go out with that which
was read and attributed to the late
senator from New Hampshire
AS MI Lodge seemed to have con-
cluded, Mr.. Bailey asked If the senator
would tell the Senate whether It was
admitted by the executive that the al
legged conference took place.
Mr. Lodge made the remark In closing
that 1t must be Obvious to the senator
from, Texas from what he U.odge) had
read, that the President admits fully
that he had a conversation with eX-sen-
ator Chandler on the subject as l ne
has had with dozens and scores of sen
ators Of both parties In this chamber
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Demonstration in Russia.

Social Democrats and other proletarla'
organizations have ordered demons5ra'
tive one days strike on the RUSSIAN aas'
May IA. 1t will however, be q peace,
FIJI Character and no efforts VIII pc mace
10 compel the workmcn who 90 nov us-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Sweetheart.

When skies are blue
And hearts are true,
And all tho worlds serene,
homage pay
BY night and day,
TO one dear gill, my Queen
Sweetheart, my sweetheart
by every vile,
But without sg1de,
seek to win her heart;
with tale and Jest
do my best q
TO exercise my art
Sweet art my sweet art
And though a frown
May cast me down,
And cause my heart to smart
Vet It Is best
And but adds zest
If sweets are somewhat tart
Sweet tart, my sweet tart.
JAMES j., O'KEEFFE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Washington Affairs,

(From our Regular Correspondent
UNSATISFACTORY, p. c., May l9'--rost-
masters appointed:
VIrginia-Bowers Till, Norfolk county
Julian n. Clayton, vice W. w Kane, re-
moved; Sandy Ford, Bedford county, Iohn
~. Oyler, vice j. Nv. Huddeston, resigned,
North Carolna-loye, Burke county
George w. Sanders Vice Hugh Taylor
removed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Is Now Explained.

4 ,Ihnt noise which sounded like n cross
hot wee, n, seismic disturbance and Sulzer
elan,oring over the floor Of the House was
the Cannon boom for the presidency
ioosed In panYille, Ill. yesterday--NeW
York Herald
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
"Berry's for Clothes"

Now give itis a chance to say q wordl
What Is the Ia OFT i'm portant point to
you In a n eVV suit7
Is itithe ftp
YOU can fit yourself here or no sale.
1stitthe quality7 5
8 Thisis regulated by the price, butiE
this store there Is no poor Qualify.
Is 1.-THE style7
You cannotfind anything newer.
lsitthe pattert7
Here are more different patterns
than youth likely find else where, and
every fancy pattern and many black
and blue ones are exclusive with U.s.
tailored exec ptionally.
4 $tB to $50.
Hats, Shoes, Shirts-every proper
thing Tor men or boys wear from
head to foot. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
TlLLMAN READS
LONG STATEMENT
President Declares Remark At.
tributed to Him is Deliberate
Falsehood.
(By Associated lircssJ

WASHINGTON. May ~ During The
consideration OF The railroad rate bill in
the Senate to-day Senator Tilman made
an attack upon the President He re-
aferred TO the Long amendment, saying
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

President had stood fast to his original
declaration. ''we would have won out.
z AS for his treatment of me shall say
nothing"
fs He closed by asking whether or not the
President should he entitled Of the glory
4 OF the legislation which was conceived
In n Democratic convention. lie would
leave the answer to the people Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Change Of Attitude.

The reading of the statement evoked
many smiles and some laughter from
SENATOR'S There was especial merrlnenl
over. q statement of assurances ny inc
South Carolina senator that tho fresl'
dent need not be alarmed over newspaper
reports. He had he said, told the At
torney- General that there was no danger
OF the result as to the bill If the Presl-
don't should adhere to his plans, lie
Il en- had the clerk read the Moody mem
orundum, covering the points agreed upon
as the basis of amendments.
MIR. Tillman's time expired before ne
had completed his statement, but he was
permitted TO proceed by unanimous con-
sent. He said that he and ex-senator
Chandler had been informed attthe same
time of tho Presidents change of at
@,i,ude. They had gone together to Mr.
Bailey and MI three had repaired to the
residence Of Mr., Moody. 'lhe fourth
copspiratorn and had found him appar-
entity entirely innocent acknowledge or
the change
He admitted that he had hestated about
entering upon the negotiation with The
President because of his Just indigna
tion for a past wrpnga' but lie had con
Guided TO pocket his pride in the Interests
ar a great cause He also said that Sen
ator Allison had promised him twenty
two votes on the Republican side, hence
he had felt Justified IN his assurances Z
the PRESIDENTS representatives.
Mr TlllDun further said mat u I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

The Harpers arc printing this week
large new edition OF The Marriage OF
William Ashc They arc also ordering
Il second edition Of Mrs. Wards forth
coming novel, Fenwlck's Career IN adj
vance of publication since the advance
orders have already proved SO largo az
to more than exhaust tho original edition.
CAPTAIN John w. Bush Is considered to
be II little improved after critical Ills
ness.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-18

At DAVIDsoN's CASH STORE you will find the largest assortment of Gas OIine and oil Cook Stoves in Arizona. Insurance Gasoline Stoves are abso- Iutely safe in the hands of the most misohieVous child. They are durable and handsome. Prices from $11 to S2s.5o. KooI, KIean and kOnVenient.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-18

Lawrence w. Bigham. w. H. Dodds and J. E. Wilson; Ironite company capital stock $1,0OO,OOO, incorporators Cort Stroover and John NJ Ranhoff: The Paris Crude Oil and Gas company, capital stock S1.OOO.OOO. incorporators J. w. Powell, c. B. Amyx. J. F. Mo Candless and T. F. Morrison.
 RETURNED FROM A VISIT-G. w. Ely yesterday morning returned to the city after an absence of several months. Most of this time Mir Ely spent in travel in the east, a part of the time visiting relatives in Kansas
 A SMALL TRAVELER-The train from the north yesterday brought in a mighty small traveller. He was Rob ert Butler. who had made the journey from Chicago alone He is nine years old. The boy was conscious himself that he was performing a rather un- usual trick for one of his age and he kept the act before such persons as he fell in with tha6 he was from Chi cago and was quite proud of it. In his opinion Chicago is the real metropolis of the country. New York is entitled to some consideration on account of its age but those who want to see a real American clay were invited tc go to Chicago.
 WIGGINs- STENToN-The Detroit Free Press of last Monday contained the announcement of the approaching wedding of William J. Wiggins. son of E. w. Wiggins, both of whom have spent several winters in Phoenix. to a popular young society girl of his home city. The wedding was to be per formed last Wednesday night. Of the event the Free Press says: The mar riage of Miss Esther StentOn and Will liam J. Wiggins, two well known and popular young people, is to be solem- nized at the home of the brides father, Detective R. A. Stenton. 37 Pulford av- enue, Wednesday evening of this week Rev. MT. Grain of the Second Avenue Presbyterian church will Officiate. in the presence of immediate relatives only. MT. Wiggins. who is the son of k. w. Wiggins of the Temple theater has a host of friends. who wish him well. The young couple will leave af- ter the ceremony for q bridal trip in the east. and upon their return will reside at IFS Commonwealth avenue where they will be at home to their friends after September 15.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-18

We also have large line of cheaper Gasoline Stoves, running from $3.25 to s7.0o; besides line of Oil Cook Stoves. We also keep a big line of Ovens for these stoves and cooking utensils suit able for summer stoves. Buy the wife a cool summer stove. It pays to buy 1t at
Arizona republican., 1906-08-18
SANTA EE TIME TABLE.
 PHOENIX

CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival '"The Diamond Jo,' for Wickenburg, salome, Con- gress, Prescott, Jerome, Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, Los Angeles. Coronado and San Fran cisco. :45 am. 20 am, ''The Daylight Express for Wickenburg, Con- gress. Prescott, Ash Fork and East.............. s:2o am. S:l5 pm. ''The Coast Limited" for Wickenburg Salome Con gress, Prescott Ash Fork Los Angeles, Coronado and San Franeisco>.-..2 2:SO pm. 3:l5 pm. Mesa and Tempe........... 40 a-m- S:15 am.
 iI:25 a.ms I.25 pm
 4:5Op-m. :25 pm. Florence, Kelvin, Winkel- man-......... .........-.. II :25 am. I:25 pm. @Daily, except Tuesdays and Saturdays. sTueSdays and Saturdays only
Arizona republican., 1906-08-18
or LOCAL
 Ill INTEREST
THE WEATHER.
L0eaI Daily Weather RSpsrt fsP The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Generally fair.
 5:30 5:30
 a. m D. m. Barometer, inches ........29.64 29. 54 Temperature, degrees .....79 101 Dew point, degrees. .......63 5S Humidity. per cent. .......59 24 Wind, direction ...SW SEE Wind, velocity, miles. 6 Weather .... ...........C .Cldy Pt Cldy Mean daily humidity. ty............. AZ Mean daily temperature. ........... 90 Highest temperature ...............10 102 Lowest temperature ............... v Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 94 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, 0.12 inch.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Sectior iDrector.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-18

Forecast for today-Generally fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-18

@Daily, except Tuesdays and Saturdays. sTuesdays and Saturdays only
Arizona republican., 1906-08-18
MOUNTAIN
JoURNEY-Mis

Bell Stevens of Capitol addition left last night for Fort Thomas, at which place she will join party of friends and spend two weeks on a mountain trip starting from that point On her return from the mountains she will visit at Fort Thomas until few days before the opening of the Tempe Nor nal when she will return to Phoenix and prepare to enter that school at the fall term.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-18
The Good Old Summer
 Time.

Is still with us, and those who have failed as yet to purchase cool sum- mer stove will find that it pays to save the housewife the misery of cooking over the hot wood cookstove.