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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-05-31

Nc. Mootz has sold bis second hand
store to l.. K. Pendleton and the stock
will be- moved to the room on Front
street recently vacated By J. w. Frank.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-30
MEETING NOTICES.

The Rebel Cork Benevolent Society viii bold
its twentieth annual excursion and picnic al
SheI Mound Park, on SUNDAY. August ..
1906. over $500 cash will be distributed on
the ground for gate and game prizes Music
will be furnished by Tuily's Emmett Band. Spe-
cal music viii be furnished for Irish Jig and
reel dancing on two platforms Boats leave
Ferry depot every 20 minutes. connecting with
Berkeley trains Tor Shell Mound Park. Ad-
mission 10 park Doc children under i tree-
, Don't fail 70 come. - good time assured 10
al. Picnic Committee
r. F. BUCKLEY. Chairman
JNO MOYNIHAN. Vice Chairman
j. !. HENNESSEY. Rec Sec.
VIZ SULLIVAN. Financial Sec.
TIMOTHY DONOVAN. Treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-30
EXCHANGE.

CONTRACTOR VIII build you residence for part
payment for exchange Of a good lot Box
1904, Cali.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-30

HoTEL-RESTAuRANT.
BAKERY AND BUTCHER DEPT.
ALTOG ETHER.
Cook. $50; second cook, $40: third cook $35
and i'd head waiter, $40 and I'd. country hotel.
AGAIN TOGETHER.
MINE HOTEL
walters. S35 and i'd dishwasher, $50 and i'd
vegetableman. $50; roustabout, $50 and i'd 40
cooks, difrerent Jobs, hotels, restaurants. camps
and ranches, S35. S45, $50, $50 and $75 and
I'd; ranch cook, S45 and i'd; cook, institution,
near by, $40 and I'd; 40 walters all parts of
California springs. resorts. hotels and restau-
rants. $50 to $40 and i'd dishwashers, walters
bakers, butchers, etc, etc, etc.
All the above jobs can be obtained in our
Oakland and San Francisco offices.
MURRAY & READY. 100 Sixth St. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-30

MEN AND WIVES.
Mixer and wife, cook few men, Napa Co, $50
and found; farmer and wife, Solano Co., $50
and found; cook and wife, country hotel. $40
and found; laundry men and wives. 10 farm
ers and wives. farms, orchards and vineyards,
$40, 500 and $50
MISCELLANEOUS.
Candy and icecream maker SIS week;
young men, drive butcher wagons, take or
tlers, etc, So to SIS week; Z drivers milk
and bakery wagons, S35 to $50 and found; 5
tally men. lumber yard. 81 90 and S. 90 day
deckhands dredgers, S45 and found
spool tenders lumber CO., $50 and found: 20
young men. factory work. 81 and 1925 day;
shipping clerk etc.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-30
HOUSES To LET-FURNIsHED.

FELL. 15Ss. Ne cor Central ave--ComfortabIy
furnished house OF ten sunny rooms and bath :
beautifully papered; all newly renovated; !;
rooms look into Panhandle Golden Gate PARK;
rent reasonable See owner on premises. to
every day except SUNDAY. Masonic-ave.
cars. get on at Central ave; references.A
Arizona republican., 1906-03-24

had had no money for payment for his lodgings. His chief hallucination Seems to be that somebody has mesmerized him, affecting his sight and his speech. He has shown no violent or homicidal tendency but he has refused to eat.
 CHOIR REHEARSAL.-An mem bers of the chorus choir of the First Methodist church are requested to be on hand promptly at 7:30 o'clock Sat urday evening for a special rehearsal for the sacred cantata Faith and Praise" to be given Sunday evening. MT. Karl COchems has kindly consent ed to sing the bass solos.
 CHILDREN's PARTY.-AIiss Nina Moore of North First street enter tained a few of her little friends Fri day evenn g. Games were played and refreshments served to the little ones. Some of the children present were June Williams, Nettie Miller Belle Jones and Fredie Porter, Georgia By CTS, Harry Jones and MT. Smith.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. Alexander R. Maclean, D. D., pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching service at II a. m. Union class meet ing at F m. In the evening at 7:3O the sacred cantata Faith and Praise" ." which was rendered by the choir a few weeks ago. will be repeated, in re sponse to many urgent requests. Junior League at 9 D. m. Epworth League at 6:3O D. m. Beginning with Monday evening special meetings will be held each evening in the church at 7:30. Every member and all inter ested are urged to be present.
 ROUNDING UP LAWBREAKERS Sheriff Pacheco and deputies and members of Captain Rynning's force have been engaged for some time in an inspection of the range sections in southern and western Pima county. The cattlemen in that region have been complaining of late that certain of the residents, some of whom are Papago Indians. have been notoriously careless in their recognition of prop erty rights and cattle brands. It is suspected that ~----- cattle have been slaughtered and eaten and some per haps sold by those who do not pretend to own them at tax paying time
 MISS JENKS HELD TO THE GRAND JURY.-The preliminary eX- animation of Miss Hallie Jenks for manslaughter in the unintentionai killing of Sadie Jones. an inmate of the insane asylum, was held yesterday before Justice Burnett. No defense was offered and the defendant was held to the grand jury in the sum of $500, the same bond on which she had been held after the arraignment. Prac- tically the same testimony which had been brought out at the cOrOner's in quest was presented in substance. The letter which had been put together by Assistant District Attorney Bullard was not offered in evidence but was shown the defendant. who after a lit tie while said that it was the one which she had received from her sis ter and torn up. The letter will be of
Arizona republican., 1906-03-24
OF LOCAL INTEREST

NEW NOTARY.-J. Wesley Walker was yesterday appointed a notary pub lie by Governor Kibbey, for Maricopa county.
 A PRESCOTT VISlTOR.-C. F. Kinney of tle Arizona Smelling com pany, which recently started it's new plant at Humboldt, came down frcm Prescott on yesterday mornings train. He was registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday.
 BOUGHT PHOENIX REALTY.-J G. Keating, a well known PinaI coun- ty mining man and a member of tie last legislature. yesterday bought the southwest corner of Second and Jack son streets house and lot. It is un- derstoOd the price paid was S3,0OO.
 PENNILESS AND INSANE.-F w. Hayes, an old timer in the territory. was yesterday committed to the in sane asylum. He said he had been a resident of the territory for twenty five years and that he had come her e from New Mexico. He had been liv- ing at the Gregory house for several months but for the last six weeks he
Arizona republican., 1906-03-24
FINDING OF THE WILL
 OF AGING MAYOR MOSS
An Informal Document Executed
 Nearly Four Years Ago.

Ida M. Hartman former wife of the late F. B. Moss yesterday filed appli- cation in probate court for her ap- pointment as guardian of their three children, the eldest of whom, Earl Moss, is nineteen years of age, and the younger. twins. are twelve.
 There was found among the papers of MT. Moss, letter addressed to Miss Belle Mcdonald. It was surInised that it might be a will At any rate the. letter was delivered to her and it proved to be a will which he had made in 1902
 It bequeathed to his children all of his property personal and real. but pro- vided that Miss Mcdonald should have the proceeds and management of his blacksmithing business during her life time after which it should go to his children. The will stated that the in debtedness of the business should be paid out Of the book accounts. The testatOr desired that the estate be ad- ministered by a member of the lodge cf Elks. but specified no member. It contained reference to a square deaI' in behalf of the children The chiI- dren are to come into possession of their share of the estate when they reach the age of twenty five.
 The document is not entirely definii e though it is not so lacking in indefi- nfteness that the wishes of the testa- tor are concealed. It was drawn with his customary bluntness and informal ity.
 The value of the property described as the blacksmith business is said to be about $7,O00. There is said to be an indebtedness of about $3,O00. Tn ad- dition to this property there is an ad- joining vacant lot. MT. Moss had been possessed of considera ble more prop erty, including the two-story brick building at the corner of Fourth avenue and Washington street. but this had been settled upon the members of his family some years before his death. He is known to have carried S4,000 life insurance and it has not yet been learned whether there is any more than that. That will go to his sons.
 Steps were begun yesterday towards making application in probate court for the issuance of special letters Of administration to Jake Miller. He is not only an intimate friend of MT. Moss but he is possessed Of the spe1- ial qualifications mentioned in the will-he is a member of the Elks as well as of most of the societies to which MT. Moss belonged. The appli- cation has not yet been filed.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-24

no use to the territory, though it will be of some service to the defense in showing that the defendant was inhu- enced in her treatment of Sadie Jones by the advice contained in it.
 POLICE COURT-The united ef- forts of the police and City Recorder Thomas yesterday saved to the city fifty dollars in cash that would other wise have gone for worse purposes as It was abstracted from the pockets of those who insist on violating the law. Ella Mesa and Hattie Cole were fined SlO each for following an unlawful anu: immoral occupation and Eugene Mon lesser and Jack Dawson each suffered the same penalty for consorting with the above named. This roundup was conducted by Officer Moore. The other ten was contributed by Pat Murphy, who Tell into the hands of the night police Jim Doe was sent to jail for three days for drunkenness.
 THE ARIZONA WATER USERS The articles of the Arizona Canal Water Users association were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday. This is a reorganization of the Arizona Canal Protective associa ton. The incoTporatOrs are E. E. Jack, J. w. Foss, Winfield Scott, C. M. Etter and Ralph Murphy. The directors until the first annual election will be F. F. Jack, c. M. Etter, J. w. Foss, Win field Scott and F. A. Woolsey. Until then also the officers will be: PresI- dent, E. F. Jack; vice president. c. M. Etter; secretary. J. w. Foss. aud treas Urer F. C. Bunch. The capital stock is $45, ,0OO divided into 3OO0O shares of S1.50. Each stockholder may be as- sessed not more than S1.50 on each share for the maintenance of the canal. The association cannot incur an in debtedness of more than $1O,000
Arizona republican., 1906-03-24
utting in Open Plumbing

is what everyone is doing who builds nowadays. As 9 health precaution, It will repay you in the decrease of the doctors bill. From the artistic point of view. it is class by itself. If your house was built before the days of open plumbing. we urge you to
Arizona republican., 1906-03-24
T ear Out That Old Plumbing

do away with that antiquated tub and basin sand for us and let us show you plans and pictures of the right -up-to- the-minute kind of improved plumb ing and fixtures We'll base our esti- mates on the kind of work you want and if it's done by us. it will be don. right
Arizona republican., 1906-03-24

Jenkins, R. Depue, c. l. Poultney, J. M. Miller and Walter Lublzin, the government photographer, were pass engers on a special stage to Phoenix last Wednesday morning. MT. Lub- kin. is on his way to the Yuma project where he win tcke pictures while the rest of the bunch are down to attend the examination to be held in Phoenix on the 22nd.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
BOOK BOOSTING GATE CITY
Real Estate Exchange VIII Have Its
Publication Ont within Month
Exploiting Omaha.

The material for the Real Estate eX-
change booklet to advertise Omaha is in
the hands of the committee. 1t now re-
mains for the committee to secure sub
scriptions among the real estate men and
other business men OF the city TO defray
the expenses of publication. The first issue
is TO be 5000 copies and il will cost $1,000.
Comparisons OF the present business in
terests Of the city with those Of former
years. showing the steady and healthy
growth, will he the strong feature of the
booklet. Advantageous comparisons of
Omaha with other cities are made. one
OF these shows the live stock interests OF
South Omaha are greater after twenty
years than were those of the Chicago live
stock market when it was twenty years
old The book will be- handsomely illus
trated with half-tone engravings. II will
come from the press in about a month.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
WINCH WILL CASE UP AGAIN
Prolonged Litigation over Probatipg
Instrument Is Resumed In the
District Court.

The Seth F. Winch will case has been
carried into court again by the filing yes
terday afternoon in county court of a pc
tition for the probate of the original copy
OF the will, which has been on deposit in
county court since last November The
case has been I'm court in one form or an
other almost constantly since the death If
Seth F. Winch, in February, 1899
The property involved is said to be worth
about 10000. Immediately after the death
Of Mr.. Winch the present petitioner, whose
name at that time was Winch. and who
had taken care of Mr.. Winch for several
years, secured the appointment of an sd
ministrator after vain attempt to find
the will. The document was later found
and was used before a grand jury in an
investigation involving Mrs. Stems con-
nection with the estate. Elmer f. Thomas
was then deputy county attorney, and the
document was lost, II is alleged, while he
had possession of 1t, but after copies of
Il had been made. The administration for
merry made was set aside and the copies
OF the will admitted to probate In county
court. The case was carried up TO the dis
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
VERDICT AFTER SIX TRIALS
Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars Given
Woman Who sues street
Railway Company.

The sixth trial in the case of Emma Hos
kovec against the Omaha & Council Bluffs
Street Railway company resulted i'm a YER
dict for the plaintiff and awarding her
$500 damages. The verdict was returned
about 10 o'clock Thursday morning after
the jury had deliberated over .orty-three
hours.
The case has attracted considerable at
tention because OF the persistency OF the
tight on both sides The plaintiff claimed
So, 500 damages for injuries she received by
falling on car at Thirteenth and Dodge
streets. The case has gone 10 a jury six
times, resulting in two disagreements, one
verdict for the defendant and three for the
plaintiff The former verdicts for the plain
tin gave her 1900 and s20oo. respectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02

trict court. and the trial before Judge
sears lasted five weeks. The bene1ciaries
who were seeking to probate the will lost
but the day Judge Sears was to sign the
decree the original copy OF the will was
produced by Mr. Thomas who was attor-
uey for one OF the heirs seeking to pre-
vent the probatng Of the will.
II was too late. however. to modify the
decree OF the court, and the present move
is to have the terms OF the original docu-
ment enforced. Mrs. Steen asks that Abra-
ham l.. Reed and Frank W. Foster be APP
pointed executors under the terms Of the
will and that a temporary administrator
be designated to take charge Of the prop
erty. which is now in the hands OF the
natural heirs Of Mr. Winch.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
MADAME YALE DRAWS CROWD
Paragon Of Beautiful woman Tells
Her sisters How to Thwart
old Father Time.

A living prototype OF her own doctrine,
persouided rebuke to Old Father Time,
the tomb builder Madame Yale held hun
dreds Of women spellbound at the BOYD
theater yesterday afternoon while she
preached "a them her cheerful gospel Of
beauty and how to preserve youth and its
charms
Nearly every seat in the parquet, dress
circle, boxes and first gallery was occupied
with an audience exclusively Of women to
hear the address of Madame Yale on the
subject of the Sin Of Ugliness and Re-
ligion of Beauty"
The lecture was preceded by a short or
chestral selection and the theater was then
darkened. the light showing only on the
stage as the curtain rose. The setting was
a parlor scene OF elegant but simple beauty.
which was materially enhanced by the
entry of Madame Yale from the center.
She was elegantly gowned in a light pearl
Colored costume of silk with an overskirt
Of lace, which set of her 1.-THE figure with
exquisite grace. Madame Yale is Of the
blonde type of beauty and looks more like
a woman of 20 than OF 50 years, to which
she confessed.
She was suffering from a severe cold and
AT times her voice could scarcely be heard
beyond the parquct. There was murmur
Of appreciation as she approached the CEN
ter of the stage. and whom she began 10
speak the utmost silence prevailed that
her hearers might catch every word
She spoke of the duty woman owed to
herself TO preserve her beauty. for without
it she cannot expect to win love. which Is
the aim of every womans life.
Beauty is tho only thing which will hold
love" said this paragon Of her sex. I'm
asmuch as a woman made herself beautiful
to win a husband she should continue to
make herself beautiful to retain his love
and admiration. To do this art and science
must he brought into play to stay the
havoc wrought by time, worry and nervous
tension. Added to these external aids. good
and nourishing food is essential. I am not
In sympathy with tho repeated assertions
that curative remedies are not essential to
physical beauty and health The body is
made up Of chemicals and the body must
be replenished with these curative rene
dies properly administered and applied
Tho system needs a cleansing at certain
periods of the year. In tho fall and spring.
just as It is essential to do house cleaning
al these periods. There is no greater rem
edy than air and sunshine
Another essential to beauty was an
'angolical" disposition. She then entered
into lengthy homiy upon the necessity
or personal cleanliness. face. neck and arm
massage giving directions as to how to pro-
duce tho best effects by massage. Her lee
ture throughout was filled with sound
practical sense and was greeted with fire.
quent outbursts Of applause
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
SPORTS OF A DAY.
PRIZE FIGHTER PASSES AWAY
Harry Tenny. Knocked Ont by frankie
NciI. Dies nj Snn Ernncisco.

Neil. Dies mt Snn Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, March HAIRY
Tenny, who was knocked out last night by
frankie Neil, the bantam champion pugi-
list. died at O'Clock this morning.
The news OF Tcnny's death quickly spread
over the city. Orders were at once given at
police headquarters to arrest all concerned.
Neil soon surrendered himself, as also did
James Coffroth. Eddie Graney, Willis Britt,
Morris Levy and Mark Shaughnessy. All
were charged with manslaughter and re-
leased on $500 bail eacn.
After making the autopsy Coroners Sur
geon Cussack announced that Tenny s
death was due TO cerebral hemorrhage,
caused probably by a blow. 1t was also
discovered that strychnine and other drugs
were given Tenny during the night. so the
stomach was removed and sent to the city
chemist, who will analyZe the contents.
The mother OF the dead boy, Mrs. Israel
Tennebaum, this being his real name, as
Serts that he was poisoned brother,
James TennebHum,- charges that the little
fighter was "doped" before he entered the
ling. This serious charge is denied by Neil
and others connected with the tragedy.
Mark Shaughnessy, one Of his seconds
says that he fell In fit after leaving the
ring.
Mayor Schmitz SAYS that he will investi-
gate the death of lEenny, and If negligence
concerning the condition of the pugilist is
shown he will recommend to the super
visors that no more permits be issued for
prizeiights.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
Firc snnn, out. Thrce in Dnnrer.

The county commissioners returned late
yesterday afternoon from Valley where
they examined the bridge across the Platte
which was damaged by ice. Five spans
Of the structure were carried out and two
three more are in danger. The commits
sioners are generally of the opinion the
most economical course would be TO re-
place the damaged portions of the bridge
with steel spans and gradually add steel
spans as the wooden spans are carried
away, or as the county has money to do e.
The bridge gives trouble every spring, and
the commissioners are of the opinion
wooden piling cannot be made to with
stand the strain. The commissioners also
visited the bridge at Elk City.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
Totals
HUGO F. BILL.
Players for Des Moines Team.

DIES MONIES, Ia, March l.-(Special >
\ list of the players who may make up the
Des Moines team was made public this
morning. twenty-five men making up the
list A manager has not been selected yet,
bur Secretary Hughes, who was I'm Des
Mones this morning. ted that II would
being considered. The names OF the men
are Dexter. Towne Wolfe, Mckay, Still
man, Ahlin, Akin, Stoup, Nelson, Stump,
liebhardt Sheldon. Orth, Roth, McNich-
OILS. OT.eary. Canyn, Hogriever, Goldsmith,
Mott, Roman. Fiske and Magoon. Most of
these men are experienced. The first game
will be played on the last day Of March
with Milwaukee. st. Paul, Minnea polls,
Chicago White SoX, Waterloo, Cedar
Rapids. Otlumwd, Topeka and Duluth Will
appear during the practice season.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02

CHICAGO, March Representatives OF
twenty-five golf clubs attended the annual
meeting of the Western Womens Golf as
ISOLATION. which was held here today, and
for the first time challenge. which the
Eastern Womens Golf association has sent
every year, was accepted.
The western association will send team
of twenty women to the national cham
pionship tournament, which Is TO be held
al West Newton, Mass.
Officers were elected for 1906, as follows:
President, Mrs. A. T. Brewer; vice presi-
dent. Mrs. w. l.. DeNolf; secretary, Mrs.
W T. Beatty; treasurer, Mrs IL. A Beid-
Ter
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
MOTHER BECOMES INSANE
Demcntcd Woman Attempts to XIII
Her Infant Four Days
of Age.

While temporarily insane Mrs. S. Podlac-
zewei Of 1921 South Twenty-seventh street
attempted to kill her days old infant
Thursday afternoon She was restrained
by her husband and neighbors just in time
to prevent the murder. Because of her
hystercal and violent condition arrange
ments were made to take the woman to the
county jail in the custody OF a deputy
sheriff
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02

BOSTON, March Especial Telegram. -
Among the nominations announced for the
big American Horse Breeder Futurity
stake To be run al the Resdville track. are
two from Benson, Neb. AVworthy t2l5is D.
owned by John ShultL, and the chestnut
mare, :. Alta, owned by Al Thomas Of Ben
aon Ncb
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
WITH THE BOwLERs.

The Krug Parks rolled one of the best
series of the season last night and won
BOYS had them scared in the second game
and came close to a win, but the Brewers
won out by nineteen pins. Johnson was
high with COS for total and French had
the best single game with 237 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02

Mrs. Helen Horribly of Valentine, Neb,
has the honor of suggesting the plan of
raising money for the Frances Willard
temple at Chicago by ten-dollar subscrip-
tons, the first one to subscribe to the
plan of getting ten persons to pledge by
states $40 each, and when the full quota
OF names has been secured the trustees
will call on the subscribers to pay their
pledges. Each group thus yields slCO, which
is to he used in paying of the trust bonds
This plan is to be followed until the bonds
are all Cancelled. AS soon pledge No. l
in a state is filled. No. follows 1t, and so
on to the end. There are thousands of
men and women interested in seeing the
honest debt of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union paid, knowing that the
temple will be made Miss Wizards me-
mortal for all time, this income to be used
in carrying forward the work she estab-
lished who will be glad TO be subscribers
TO this work.-Temple Appeal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
Rockwem viii Coach Yale.

KEW HAVEN, Conn, March lit was
announced here today that Foster Rock
we'll a Yale senior. would be field coach
Omaha daily bee., 1906-03-02
HeartrenuinE

was the state of A c. Stickers daughter,
Miletus. w. Va, with a leg sore Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured her. 25c. For sale
by Sherman G. Mcconnell Drug Co.