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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
rAKIR PRACrICED wIrCHCRArT
IN NEW MEXICO.
(f'ron Fsiday's Daily

\ ease in Judge Morsc's court a
few weeks back revealed state of
superstition IN our midst only eqaalod
by that which existed In Massachu.
se,ts 800 years ago, says the Santa
Rosa Sun.
n seems that one Juan Gonzales,
hailing from some scquestered nook
in old Mexico, posing M wizard. n
"32 degree wizard" whatever thot
may be 1--WE are not well posted in
witchcraft), has been wandering
through this county for several months.
trading On the crcdulity ~ the ignor
ant. After being irivcn away from
Antenchico and various other settle.
ments by outraged citizens, h" drifteh
into Pintad, CANYON. Here he
found material ready nj his hand
plant subjects and gullibie patients.
One old woman, bent double with
/ iheumatism. bcd.rijdcn and fecbl.
minded, engaged his services ou h.-
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
,,,,NwooD rAvoRs COLONEL.
WILSON'S PLAN.
From Thursdays Daily.

spcakug of the election In Ncvem.
10, mex, on the joint statehood ques.
,,oo f.. T.. Ellinwood, territorial chair.
.,, If the Democratic central commit
600 said recently that he hoped u
80 all scmblaDcc OF party politics
.,mplc,rlv obliterated when it came
"a III, time and place for the nomina.
pop Of forty.four delegates to attend
he constitutional convention, which un.
ler the provisions Of tho bill 10 autho.
,,ed ,o lie held mt Santa Fe, In the
event the people Of Arizona should
vote in favor Of jointurc.
"Of course" said Mr.. Ellinwood, we
.now in advance what the vote will be
Overwhelmingly against jointure, but
# deyolycs upon both political par.
ue, in Arizona, who are as one on this
oroposition, to 40 act and agree upon
,he manner Of choosing the delegate.
10 this proposed constitutional con
,en,ion. that there will be no possibil
As u political contest being engen
Iered.
"The matter may be submitted "a
both territorial conventions, and in
the event that IN agreement can be
reached, Of which I have no doubt Mt
hi. time, joint meeting Of commit.
tees from such conventions may be
held for the purpose OF apportioning the
delegates, forty.four in number, equally
among both parties, thereby completely
eliminating any possibility Of contest
yer their election.
There Is no doubt 10 my mind but
that emissaries from Washington and
New Mexico are to be- sent into Ari.
iona this fall to do missionary work on
the joint statehood question, and II
/. rumorcd around Phoenix that Sen.
aiOr Bcvcridgc will stump this terri.
tory.
There should be but one paramonn,
issue Ia the campaign this fall, and
iha, ~ Joint statehood, and I hope to
-e both political parties united and
presenting solid front against those
Who seek to force us into an obnoxious
alliance with our ncighboring territory
On the east. -
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
JUSTICE KE0HANE
HEARS TANGLED
CASE
Dispute Over a Saddle
That Had Many
| Owners
Mar Who Figured In
Stabbing Case Is
Punished
(from Saturdays Da'ly.)


Yesterday in the coui, of justice Of
the peace kcohanr, Dan u. Brooks was
arraigncd on the charge Of disturbing
the peace and sentenced To pay a hnc
Of $40 or serve 30 days Mt hard Ia.
bor In the county jail.
From the evidence submitted IL mp
Jack Redmond alias Cherokee George
nj the time the latter stabbed with n
pocketknifc man named John Car
p.nter in the Goodfellows' grotto on
Wednesday evening at q o'clock, and
tina, he was Ia great extent the cause
Of the disturbance that lei 10 the
ARRAY.
According 10 his statement he dis
claimed any knowledge Of the affair,
giving NJ his excuse that he was IN
der III. inhuepe. 81 liquor Mt tn"
tim. 81 the disturbance, and did not
remember anything that had happen.
cd after he and Redmond entered the
place.
He made a brilliant plea for elem
.ncy to the justice without effect, the
latter stating that the Law should
he upheld and that misdemcanors Of
the character with which he was
charged. should no, b. allowed TO pass
unnoticcd.
In default ~ tho payment II Oh"
fine the defendant was lodged In the
county Jail
The Tale Of a Saddle.
After the cas-. ~ brooks was set.
tied the hearing Of the rcplcvin suit
Of Charles Smith against W. ID. shaw
was commenced. This cause OF ae
ton was broaght by Smith for the
possession Of n saddle, which shaw bad
IN his possession and which smith al.
legged belonged to him.
Further hearing Of the ease was con.
tinucd until today in order to give the
attorneys in the matter time In which
10 look further into legal tcchnicali
Gcs.
n appears from the evidence that
I'll, saidl. wins stolen from smith some
time in the latter part Of last Scptcm
= her and that short time since be
discovered II In the possession OF
shaw making "a demand upon shaw
, for it's possession. shaw refused q
. part with the saddle. on tho grounds
tina, he had purchased u FROM MAJ
named \. u. Br.cs. who IN turn hs'
= bought IL from Dan Darlington, th'
- owner Of second hand store.
Darlington claims that h. purchases
V IL from one Of tn" Roy brothers, VIII
II formerly resided in the Thumb Butt
u district. but who left this part of Oh
g territory some time since.
q As Roy IL IA, present without III
- jurisdiction Of the court, and his pr
- sent whereabouts unkn own, II WI
u no, proven 10y what process he can
70 into possession of the disputed a
II ti.lc, 80 a recess of the rourl was tai
en- until today.
- The saddle II valued nj s3b ~
D. the outcome ~ the ai, will be- wste
10 cd with interest.
~ Attorney Leroy Anderson repr
~ scnts defendant Shaw IN the ca.
~ while the Smith interests are look,
= after by Richard I.am-on.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-07-04
An ALARMING Stan..,nr

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ged bowels and torpid liver, until con
stipation becomes chronic. This esndi
tion 10 unknown 10 those who use Dr.
Kings New Life Pills, the best and
gentlest regulators Of stomach and bow
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-.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

made attack India years they
became masters of the
the of conflict between Tamerane
the TARTAR, pundered and drenched it
wars Delhi the strategic point the
After Timu his generation
who consolidated the Indian empire
He is the first of the occupied
with the extension his
the development of the empire his descendants His
Akbar built three great forts Ahabad which reference
has been made another are
his capital the third Atok still further
his home and here sandstone ridge overlooking he
reared of buildings which though deserted for
centuries attract tourists all the world While
terial empoeds buildings
well strength carvings
terpieces in their line.
The fort built by Akbar while
missiles impegnable its day. and still bears testimony the
constructive genius of the Mogus
Six miles from Agra Sikandra magnificent
which Akbar built where he
sandstone Buddhist
base 800 feet
roohe court of white marble in which stands marble
surrounded by marble xqutey
felt in this tomb because
Kohnoor diamond the largest in the world
Akbar from his grandfather who had
Rapu The diamond carried Persian
later returned to India be transferred
Victoria.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Omaha High School Class of 1906 and Its Distinguishing Trait

graduating classes really not intended for the
OF high graduates acting this idea formally
abolished by overwhelming vote. Thus H. was
that public general again permitted on
commencement night view the dainty gowns OF tho girl
graduates and becoming conventional black suits
of the boys money raising class 1t surpassed all its
predecessors the first class to conceive the idea
that money could be gotten from the patrons of the
high by of class contests and class days.
Acting this premoniton of the fair given
the class nearly $780, This approximately
800 raised than that raised by the class OF 1905
The OF this is also well worthy Of note,
1t point Of departure from custom First
ALL aside the Of 500 from the total
raised partially the Of the annual
banquet 1t Invested the remainder in the purchase
memorial the school Realizing that the school
building than abundanty supplied with statuay,
the determined along lines. After
careful consideration the class assumed the task of fur
nishing the large class mems study room with
appropriate of pictures The than
realized its expectations when 1t permitted 20
present the school beautiful collection of paintings
by the most famous masters of ancient and modern times
The entire collection composed of twenyone pictures
is exceedingly we'll adapted awaken the lofty ideals
in the minds Of those whose privilege will be gaze daily
them
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Delhi the Ancient Among Cities

Delhi is Of cities When the Aryans
northwest conquered the aboriginal tribes
which they called Indrapat Just south of the
present knows for the
forgotten its records 1t had have
winding fooaths which one fol-
invasion that has swept down
ndrapa its would
they could but speak The city has been
again about 800 but has
little antiquity There is massive city wall
tumbed down buildings occupied by
and there is library building
Carnegie born but the glory
has departed Not far from ndrapat is the splendid
o Humayun and another of the Asoka pillars
the Delhi is what is called old
Delhi have had movable se) mmorazed by the
erected the close of the Twelfth
Mohammedan after the
Of Delhi The towea tower of vctos 238 feet In
diameter the base and nine the top
architectural wonders Of the
certainly gives profound respect for the mind
There mausoeums and scat
plains Delhi orbids particular
desert. ga.
ELnur the Conqueror and Akbar the Builder
Within century death of Mohammed the Mosems
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

a UEz April 1s06(special Correspondence of The
Strictly speaking, the Mohammedan
~ applied to those frontier
nave preponderating influence,
perors left such conspicuous of
Delhi and Agra that does violate prophecies
scribe this section The Mohammedns
CLAIM to this territory by the establishment
Agah nearly equi-distan
still further strengthened by the fact that while
majority they have large percentage the population of both
of the last cities
In approaching this section of India from the the tourist
passes through Cawnpoe made memorable by the
British residents during the muny 1857
muy is still fresh the minds of the British officials
monuments have the beseged
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Democratic Spirit is Noticeable

Justly the class of sO6 lay claim intensely
democratic spirit which prevalent throughout whole
four OF its existence All walks Of life repre-
sented in this years class, from the humble unpre
possessing homes to the most luxurious imposing
Station in life seemed forgotten when within the
portals OF the school all seemed that
the class OF 1905 had among its members
who worked their through school than ever before
In athletics the class of 1906 not notably dis
tingush itself Yet to Messrs Ebert Burnett LLOYD
Cramer, Paul Benson Hail. John Burnett joy Clark
Arthur Potter John Webster and George sDeser school
1cOntinued on Page asvenli
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

N FRIDAY EVENING June Is, one hundred and
q ninety-two young men and women were graduated
from the Omaha High school. Altogether seventeen
more were graduated this year than In 1905 COM
posed all eightyseYen boys and one hundred and
ave girls The last years number OF
graduates due entirely the boys the girls this year
number exactly the in 1905. One of the most
gratifying points interest is that 20 cent OF the
original class numbering 769 graduated This speaks we'll
for the class as other has held such high percentage
OF their original number. Eighty of the graduates have
already at this expressed their intention to attend
higher institutions learning OF these hirynne expect
to continue studies along various lines at the Un
versy OF Nebraska the will be scattered among
eastern institutions OF learning.
The outgoing noted for its peculiar char
acteristics music has held prominent
a position In a high school in this years At times
It seemed though a musical had swept the
which would leave its impress but for short time;
the have amply justified the assertion
that the OF the of this class will In
large to mold the and aspirations of
ceeding along this particular branch Foremost
among the staunch promoters Of music Walter l.
Hoffman Who with small but well chosen band of school,
organized octet and quartet In order
ably form judgment of the unsehsh and com.
mendable performed by these young men, need
but be conscientious done in pre-
pairing the octet and quartet for the future.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

of the
beautiful the Of
FORT the Pearl
Mosque, which pures
in existence 1t constructed milk white
simplicity grace
Mosque Delhi
by Jehan II Its resem-
bance to the fort him originality
cannot be raised aaginst the palace within this
rvaed marble chambers
plared porticos-a
rofuo But the great Hall of Private Audience that
he lavished wealth polished MARBLE
ceiling of polished
form figures and
speaks patient toll Skill the
fit the chamber which stood ut called
ornamsnted with jewels that reproduced the the
itself of inlaid diamonds
a
pillars embazOned
either emblems royalty
high solid studded with diamonds
the being crimson velvet crused and fnged with
pearls" tempting prize
undurbed
Nadr Shah Shah Jehan after
contemplating throne inscribed
characters which been freely
translated to read:
Is this, is it s this"
his there much irony in
the lines there in the decaey poised scales of justice which
his after had his
relatives out of the
Tai Maha1 the Acme of Jehans Genius
Blu all his genius
nothing with the tomb the Tai Maha which he reared
Mahal he Chosen
This building buildings
that not
already hacIneyed When
college heard lecturer describe this wonderful
objective points visit India
had much of and had received
glowing from those who had It, that feared
expectations might be disappointed We reached
midnight the waning drove at
the favorable conditions
beautiful by moonlight There
something fascinating Toasted
it. shrouded in the mellow light the veins Of the
marble half centuries
invisible forth like appadon We visited again
found that the sunlight increased
diminished grandeur enclose with this article
reproduce its
aabaser miniature home with but
full size and sihouetted
against to be appreciated
and walks and marble water
build platform Of white
800 feet with onamented min
the center Of this platform
100 feet HIGH with its corners
into bays; sumount with
inside and out
marbles and carvings OF amazing
deacy marble centetaphs In
Shah ehan and his wife, and
exqustely marble screensmagne all THIS
of this wordamed structure
will itself Is indeed "a dream In
looks and then surveys the
live within its shadow he
tempted the Tai might not have
invested this tomb been
expended The contrast between this
miserable OF the people about RODS
the of half its charms W. j. BRYAN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Jehan and His Architectural MagniACence

But Akbar surpassed grandfather builder he was In
surpassed Shah ehan This the last
the great Mogu numbering two brothers
rivalry he feared and who closed his career
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Glass Shows Ability to Think

In originality this class most assuredly surpassed
all others While yet juniors they determined
TO get more OF the senior class pins,
tly placed for the class pins junior
YEAR This enabled the members OF the class
class emblem years instead only a months az
former classes and it also the purpose
very wen OF distributing the of the
longer period than formerly
II had long the prevailing notion of the
az ssOs that tho CAPS and gowns by formsa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Monuments to Victims of the Mutiny

At piece
Of the Black (the
budng) where
the which wentythree alive
The hole twenty-five by fourteen feet and only
eighteen feet height the awful unengs of those
ished obel which
cruelty praciced time mutiny
stirred the English heart the uprising
cities contain OF these the beautiful
called the Resurrection made
Of white marble and angel with hands crossed and
holding 1t stands elevated mound beauti
full enclosed 1t the gift of Lord
following Sacred
the of Christian people,
children this cruelty
into the well below 18th
of July, 1851"
is another stately memorial
church.
British soldiers their during
mutny.
Lucknow is far from and here too the muny
left and The Lucknow redency
vymanted the the that
there
officers
children noncombatant
When relief 1000 remained
before Colin Campbell with
the bsegd Scotch GIRL dreamed of the coming of
the familiar generation
q THE Campbels Are Coming"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

pendent) the congress idea
growing among the students of Aligarh.
enrolment of 7O4, than 100
English Cambridge graduate
president professors might
teachers India and that they
which overestimated
pleasure Johns college
at Agra Aligarb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
Memorials of the Mogul Emperors

There in Lucknow number of tombs mosques and build
first glimpse of the architecture of the Mogu
gigantic and graceful minarets
vauted galleries The interesting of the
built by contains great hall
fifty breadth and height
side of the court private and the other
built well protection against the
the Imambarah obtains
ceent Lucknow and its surroundings.
Aigarh found educational institution which must
estimating the future of Mohamme
dansm 1877 largely through the in
beraty Sir Syed Ahmed who until his death in
entirely development He large
minded the enghtmen of his coregon-
lists intellectual standard of the Moham-
Indians the controlling his life to assist
Improvement At his educational enterprise met with
leaders of his church. Emsses
aassnae him. but nothing dauLe
until the church authorities recognized the
portance of the school,
Mohammedans numerically weaker than the nous
intellectual contests Sir Syed OPP
which the Hndus have long
school became conspicuous for It's
eanings This in part for the interest,"
taken CThe Central Hindu college
refuses government aid and Is therefore, more
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17
AROUND The WORLD WITH WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYA

the the Blood
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-17

-Lnur the Conqueror and Akbar the Builder
Within a century Mohammed the MOsem
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-03

shot poured forth by his wife yes- terday, he did not give her any of the pay and yesterday morning he did not go to work. The woman. angered at the turn of affairs, immediately proceeded to see where he was. She found him in a saloon. and as she Is of fine physique and strong she grab- Der her husband by the back of the neck and pulled him out of the bar room on to the sidewalk. and pum- meled him. When she had finished he walked home with her as meekly as lamb and 1t is not likely that he will go off on tear next Wednesday night.
 In having a prescription put up there is one particularly important matter to consider and that is ac- lcuracy. You can be sure of accuracy here because our double check sys- tenn proves the accurate compounding of every prescription put up. You are not obliged to place your health perhaps llfe-ln the hands of one man. Here one experienced prescrip- ltionist checks and proves the work of another in every case. No extra charge for this safeguard. A. Q. IWalker, 756 Mank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-03
s SPECIAL VALUES IN MEMS AND
 BOYS FURNISHINGS.

s SPECIAL VALUES IN MEMS AND BOYS FURNISHINGS. 25c Underwear 15c-Boys' Bal briggan and White Summer Vests, short and long sleeves, ankle length drawers, regular 25c values. For Saturday 15c 25c Neckwear 121ec-Our entire line of Fine Wash Neckwear, all four-in-hands, plain shades, blue, purple, gray and white, also neat pattern effects; sold regularly at 25c.
 For Saturday 12 1-2c 9Sc Shirts 65c-Men's Dress Negli- gee Shirts, with separate cuffs, light and dark ground, neat stripes and figures. sizes 14 to 16 only, regular 9Sc value.
 For Saturday 65c 60c Underwear 29c-Fancy Color ed Balbriggan and Ecru, Blue or Brown Ribbed Shirts, silk fronts. double seated drawers. broken lots of our regular soc line.
 For Saturday 29c Soc Shirts 3Sc-25 dozen of Boys Negligee Shirts and Blouse Shirt Waists, elegant patterns, light and dark, actual soc val- ues. For Saturday 3Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-03
Get Your Pink Pastors.

By act of legislature the secretary of state is now required to furnish election pastors. In compliance with that act the color will be pink. The kind and styles are the same. with the exception of the color as those most generally used heretofore-5 pasters on a slip of manila paper. Chairman of political town committees, eandi- dates for office. and those desiring pastors can leave their orders for same as heretofore, with any printing office and the printer can furnish the same printed as desired. There Is no change in the law governing the use of pastors except that they be furnish ed by the secretary of state and shall be of a prescribed color-which VIII be pink For the convenience of printers and others who desire to pro cure official pasters. Charles n. Keep, Hartford. has been designated as state agent to whom all orders should be sent, accompanied by the required price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-03
POLICE COURT DoINGs.
Man Who Interfered With an Officer
 Had to Pay $25.

There was not much business for Judge Peasley in the city court to- day. Charles Waczokancko got into a fight in Brooklyn last night and was arrested by Officer s. Mccarthy. As the officer was taking him to the signal box Michael Petroski butted in and he also was arrested. He was charged with intoxication and 1t cost him s1O. The other man settled for .$25. He was charged with breach of the peace. The man he was fighting with got away.
 James Griffin, who had trouble with his friend. John O'Brien. in saloon on Baldwin street Wednesday might, had very little to say for him. self. He was fined $10. OBrien has not yet been arrested.
 Morris Applebaum had a vicious dog yesterday. To-day he has none. for the animal was shot by an ofii- cer and Applebaum paid $5.