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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13

Ing through there on my way to my room.
Everything was %. X In the pilot.house}
as 1 stepped into my room, and pre-.
rared 10 retire for the night. suddenly
i@hhard The pilot blowing danger ana
hurried into the plot-house There was
a schooner on the port side, anu her
crew seemed 10 have lost control or tier
Without warning, she luffed up, ana be-
fore we had opportunity to do thing.
headed for US The qunrtcrmastcr ahd
pilot put the wheel hard aport, but the
schooner was sailing along under a heavy
breeze, and In n moment she had crash
I'D into our port side, directly opposite
the smokestack. l tried to signal 70 INC
engineer and mate, but the collision hhd
broken the main stenm-pipe, filling thae
part o. the boat with steam and cutting
or communication With tho pilot-house'
Filled Rapidly.
AFTER cutting into our vessel The
schooner fell away and disappeared to
{the lceward. sent the quarter,
master below and In lew minutes
he reported that the ship was filing
rapidly. The officers and crew were
summoned to their stations, and When
j saw that the Larchinont was settiihs'
& L ordered NIL hands to prepare 10
a leave the ship When saw that eV-
&erSohe Was iiiahiHte i3'i.' -, n,,nt
as fast as possible. went to my pou'
which was hanging OH the davits, anu
took into 1t six Of the crew ana ~,
passengers. When the steamer nav
settled almost to the waters edge, We
cleared away. after we had made sure
that there were no passengers "
board, who had not been taken 'u.o
of. After our boat dropped mo Wv
water we remained in the immed'aee
y,c;nity until the steamer SANK ui'u
then we pulled away. The boat was
= heavy one. and We found u impos-
sible TO row to the windward, SO W.
turned to the eewnrd and started az t o,
Block Island The cold was ter 1,a,,.'
We struggled for hours ana h ,,.ta,,
and the pain from our fros ,,,meor.
hands and feet was almost Uhoe"'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Words Of Praise for the
Great Rel1'led y


t,ix,r uabek. the only sure cure for Ma
lara, Chllls and Fever, Is highly endorsed
by tnousands.
hereby certify that had IL, been H. suffer.
fn2S aevnrnl months Ono bottle Of "icliX,l
lsabei" has affected y pshr,tI99 s s,1 cure
have had no symptoms q cl'llls SINCE ana
never felt better. A,r,,rcr,
Eleventh street and pennsylvania Ayo-
nue., washington, y. y
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pleasure lea ire to certify that the "E'llxir pa;
bek'' cured me Of chills nmd .Lta!arlal
in,,,, tt,,nn AUGUST EPPS,
| '''e Nance's shops, Va.
I have tried .Babek" for the past four
years. both M n preventative and cure
| FOR malaria. and found 1T to DO moro than
| IS claimed for IT.. Without j. ! would be
! obliged "a change my residence, as can
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
JERONE ACCUSES
DiLMAs or 1RICkEBY'
Continued from First page.)j & !

SERIOUS, IL not capital" MS defining tile
operation. were withdrawn by Mr. D el oil
mas. a
.---.-.u a Il L.. kIN ;. E.. .Il W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
Mrs. Holman May Testify.

f q
During the tit Mr.. sDelmns inquired Of
the district attorney as to now lie came
into possession OF knowledge as to tho
character or the operation upon Miss Nes-
BIZ without Il violation Of n confidence.
Mr. Jerome snid he hid boon told epf II
by Miss Ncsbit's mother 1t thus becnnlc
known for the first time that the dis
trict attorney Is In possession or a long
statement by Mrs. Holman, who now IS
in pittsburg, butgwhO, II has been le.
ported from time to time, might be called
as n witness by the state in rebuttal.
Dr. Evans was on tho stand Oil DAY,
occupying nearly two hours OF the a1ter-
noon sessions in II perusal of the letters
written by Thnw ut tho time ofthls es-
arrangement with Miss Nesbit.
DR. Evans was by far the most sntisfac-
tory expert witness for the dclensc so fur
produced. He detailed to the jury his
observations and examinations oil Harry
Thaw during the eight visits to the pris-
oner in the Ton,bs, and declared 1t TO be
his opinion that Thaw was suffering from
"a brain storm or an explosive or ful-
minnting condition Of mental tnsound-
ncss'' al the time Ito shot and Killed
Stanford White.
DR.. Evans gave many and elaborate
reasons for his opinion. and during MS
examination. Mr.. Delmas deity brought
out the fact, whereas Thnw was suffer-
ing from storm and stress when the
alienist first visited him In August last,
Ills condition had shown steady and grad
ual Improvement until on October sth
| Thaw was more composed and dellper-
atc.' ,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
LIST OF THE MISSING
IN LARCHMONT DISASTER

PROVIDENCE, r. l., February 13---1 A.
M.--The following Is revised list of per.
sons missing in the wreck Of the steamer
Larchmont: .455.f ,5l5y
Passengers
r., Z. Perkins, Boston.
II. HulGrGn. Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
SayesTime, Says Judge.

before adjournment Justicn Fl K
gerald suggested TO the at nss,h1s w ,ne
saving Of time in every p Pc sn,d .on
the letters il they are to be examiner q
by by any other expert by being given en,r 70
him that they may be read out ,n Of S Svno.
would also suggest that u s ln.s again again
t that revised copy Of It may be made
in r.''s accordance with the as e;r avan
reached to-day. that time may Dc saved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-13
Thaw S Birthday.

During the long pause n r, tnT IN
ings while Or. Evans 'Iiet,y SCI 1T the table
7estert the time his head hung forward AZ!
1 NJ av vn were closed as II he was hil'l
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
ENGINEER DURYEA HERE-E

Duryea arrived here yesterday after noon and will leave today for Roose- welt tO look after the operations of the cement mill at that point. NIT. Duryea was formerly the cement eX- pert of the reclamation service but
 short time ago severed his regular connection with it to take charge of a position that was more remunerative. in connection with the Los Angeles Water system now under cons truction and called the owens r-ver project. Mir. Duryea. however. still works with the service as a consulting engineer in matters pertaining to the manufac- ture of cement. He said yesterday in speaking of the Owens river project. that he had found excellent cement
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
POSTOEEIcE HOuRS-Ti

a holiday. Sunday hours will be ob- served at the postoffice. which will h' open only from 10 to II o'clock so- day.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22

materials near Tchachep.. only ten miles from the proposed biz viaduct and only about fifty miles from the Kern river oil fields. where good supply of fuel oil can be- obtained. IT said it is proposed to construct a ce- ment factory here with a capacity or a thousand barrels a day and that iJS manufacture will not cost to exceed a dollar a barrel This will furnish an unlimited supply of cement for the water system at a minimum of cost and cement is usually one of the ex- pensive features of such construction work
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
BISHOP FITZGERALD DEAD.

Hot Springs. Ark. Feb. 21.-Bishop Edward Fitzgerald. Catholic bishop Of Little Rock diocese, died tonight.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
Al fASILAKE PARK
 HE DAYS SPORTS
They Will Begin With Baseball and End With Big Cowboy Tourna- ment.

There will be something doing near 1 ly all day today at Eastlake park. In the forenoon will be the ball game be- tween the Phoenix team and the new .v organized Crescents and in the af- ternoon will be the first performance of the cowboy festival and steer tying tournament under the direction of the world famous Jack Gibson.
 The baseball convention will be call ed to order at lU: 3O o'clock but pre- viOus to that time there will be more or less caucusing by the players to see just how hard they will trim up each other. X very irritating story was put
 in circulation yesterday to the effect that Harter had soured on the Phoe-
 nix team and left it. l. is authorita-
 lively denied though Harter will not
 catch today He is going over to Tempe to help the Mesa boys in their project of skinning the normals He
 is still in warm cooperation with the
 Phoenix team. however. and will be seen in his regular place at Sundays game.
 Which ever team wins in Tempe to- day, it will have to go up against the Phoenix team to get the championship of the valley and the sooner this is arranged. the sooner will another good game be scheduled. The lineup of the new Crescent team for today's game will be as follows: Wilky. catcher; Quiros. pitcher: Benenato. first; Por- ter. second. Sharkcy. short; Pope. third: l.. Bvcrs. right field; J. Quiros, center field: S. Bvers. left field.
 vvasTT be: Graham. catcher; DelgaGo, pitch cr; C. Wilky. first; Scott. second; Stauffer. short: Lewis tCapt), third Jones. right field; Sullivan. center field; Davis. left field. Jones and Del Sado may change places if deemed de- sirable. during the game. Keith, a new Los Angeles fan will umpire the same.
 The cowboy tournament will begin at 2:3O o'clock in the afternoon and there will be steer tying flag picking, bronco riding. end a. cowboy relay race. The first performance will be today and the second one on Sunday afternoon. All contestants for hOnors will have Co work through both eX- hihitions and the awards will Joe made on the records of both shows taken together Fo- instance each man will have to tie one steer each day. His time for both steers will be divided by i two to give his average time.
 The purses for the steer tying will De S100, $5O and S25. For bronco rid ing. the purses will bc $3j and SI5.I judgment on the two days work The purses for flae picking will be S12.50 and $7.5o, the one who picks the most flags to win. The purses for the re- lay race will be S15 and SIC.
 The contestants for the flag picking will be oscar Roberts. Juan Nunez and Bill Anderson.
 Oscar Roberts and Bud Burris will be the contestants in the relay race.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22

A worthless girl always seems to get along a good deal better than a worthless woman.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
ANNUAL BANQUET :.
 PATRIOTIC SOCIETY
Sons of the American Revolution
 Feast and Talk at the Hotel Adams.

The Arizona society of the Sons of the American Revolution held it's seventh annual banquet last night at the Hotel Adams. IL was rather a small assembly. compared with some of the banquets given there. for it Is characteristic of the Americans that as a whole they do not date back very far When a family tree ss old as the government is demanded as authority for putting ones foot under the table, it is found that in country so lack ing in forestry as Arizona there is something of a dearth of trees. Nev- ertheless a goodly number Of the real sons. with about an equal number of invited daughters. formed company of a half hundred or SO. of the jolliest kind of Americans, who were ready to eat drink and some of them to smoke. in defense of their country and their flag.
 The ordinary had been specially de- corated for the occasion. the chief feature of the ornamentation being the American flag The banquet table was arranged in the form of hollow square Whether this was for the con- venience of service. for sOciability's sake. or for military protection in the event of sudden attack of some kind was not learned. but probably the lat ter. for the real rcvOlutionist must all ways be on the lookout for trouble.
 After the dinner. which was a charming one. the evening was turn ed over to oratory. when the battles sh. C.. troubles of the present were delicately referred to and the future was handled without gloves. That was the safe thing to do for an American who can not tell what has to b. done in the future to save the nation, is not much of an American.
 Chief Justice Richard r.. Sloan was toastmaster and presided with the grace and eloquenca that is usual t0 him on such occasions. The speeches were all timely. appropriate and in terestlng but the conclusion of the function was too late to permit of even a cursory review of them. The toast list previously arranged was as fol- lows:
 Arizona. Our Adopted Home. Gov. Joseph II. Kibbey.
 The Future, Compatriot c. W. P. Hunt
 our Ancestors and Ourselves. Com patriot F.. r.. Ellinwood
 The Fathers of the Republic. Com patriot J. w. Atwood. D. D.
 In addition to these Hon. T. F. Wcedin. Hon. Ben Goodrich and Hon. A. J. Doran. were called upon for inn promptu remarks and all responded most entertainingly.
 X number Of the guests Were detain- ed from the banquet by other and more pressing engagements but those pres cnt were; Major 4. J. Doran. Hon. Ben Goodrich Gov. J. II. Kibbey. Judge k. r.. sloan. q. w. P Hunt Rev Atwood. F. r.. Ellinwood. Capt. r. F. Parker r. S. Reed. Hon T. F. Weed in. R r.. Miner. C. 4. Van der Vcsr. Mr. Wilson. W. l.. Pinnev. Chaplain Scott l.. W. Coggin. C. F. Leonard and Mcsdames Hughes. Churchill Hunt. Leonard. Cogpins. Pinney. Park CT. W. Scott. S. Scott Miner. Wecdin. Wilson. .-t
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
WEATHER TODAY.

cast: Occasional showers Friday and probably Saturday
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
BABY WASTED ID
 MERE SKELETON
In TOrments a Year and a Half with Terrible Sores on Face and Body Hands Tied to Stop Scratching and Tearing at Flesh But
CURE BY CUTICURA
 COMPLETE AND SPEEDY

My little son, when about year and a half old began to have sores come out on his face. l had a phy- sician treat him, but the sores grew worse. Then they began to come on his arms, then on other parts of his body. and then enc came on his chest, worse than the others. Then called another physi- elan. Still he grew worse. At the end of about a year and a half of suffering he grew so bad l had to tie his hands in cloths at night to keep him from scratching the sores and tearing the flesh. He got to be a mere skeleton, and was hardly able tO walk. My aunt advised me to try CUticura Soap and Ointment. So great was her faith in iJ that sine gave me a small piece of Cuticura Soap to try and Q little CutiCura Ointment. l took it home without any faith. but to please her l tried 1t, and it seemed to dry up the sores a little. 1 sent tO the drug store and got a cake of CutiCura Soap and box of Cuticura Ointment and followed the directions. and at the end of about two months the sores were all well. He has never had any sores of any kind since. He k now strong and healthy, and l can sincerely say that only for your most wonderful remedies my pre- cious child would have died from those terrible sores. l used only one cake of Soap and about three boxes of Ointment. Mrs. Egbert Sheldon. R. F. D., No. l, WOOdville, Conn.,, April 9, 1905"
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22

In the bronco riding Juan Nunez, Izabel and Chapvo VIII compete.
 The following named will partici pate in the steer tying argument: Dulph Evans. oscar Roberts. Lon Lam easter. Ferd Charlebo!sc. Wayne Da- wis. Juan Nunez. Bud Burris. Jim Gib- son. Bill Anderson. Ora Ham. c. T Tipton. Bert Robbins. Jno. WoOf, Ben Robbins. T. Nicholas. JnO. Heath. DOlph Slosser.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
WILL OBSERVE ToDAY-The

F. P. and P. ticket office and freight shed will observe today in part Tn. freight office will be opened until noon and the ticket office will observe the regular Sunday hours. which are t1 10.S0 in the morning and from +,So Go , 30 in the afternoon. The Postal Tel egraph office will be opened from 9 Go 10:S0 in the morning and from t-5l until 1880 in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
ITCHING PIMPLES Cured by Cuticura in Nebraska.

"I had suffered with itching pimples for years. At last a friend told me to get Cuticura Soap and Ointment. l did so and in three weeks my face was entirely cured. 1 am so pleased with Cuticura Remedies that l will recom- mend them to other sufferers. Mrs. Florence Delavergne. R. F. D. No. 2, Auburn, Neb., Aug. 2S. 1906.
 Complete ETternal and Internal Treatment Tor Every Humor 0f Infants, Children. and Adults con sists of CuficIra Soap t25cJ to Cleanse the Skin, tuticura Ointment l5OcJ tO Heal the Skin. and Cuticura Bsolvcut tjOc ). f0r n the form Of ChOcO- late Coateh PifIs 2jc per vial Oi oU Co Purify the Blood Sold throughout the world Potter Drug 6 Chem. Corp Sole Props. Boston, Mas.
 RS-Mailed Tree. How t0 Cure Every Humor.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
MAYOR DUNNE WINS.

Chicago. Feb. 2t-Unofficial returns from the democratic primaries held to- day indicate a victory for Mayor Dunne in the mayoralty contest Dunne is credited with 655 delegates and former Ma.or C. II. Harrison 299, and Roger G. Sullivan e. Four hun dred and ninety-four delegates are necessary for a choice. The city con vention will be held Feb. %.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
A CHINESE DISASTER.

London. Feb. 21.-According to a diSratch from HougkpuE the West river steamer Hong Hing struck a rock and went down. Thirteen sea men were drowned
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
EoR OyeR s1xTy YEARS.

EOh ON oA-A4 N-<A1No- Mrs. WinslOw's soothing syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea- Twenty-five cents botti"
 Guaranteed under the food and drugs act. June 3Oth, 1906. Serial num- ber 109S.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
AMBASSADOR BRYCE HERE.

Washington. Feb. 21.-James Bryce the new ambassador from Great Brit ain. ..rived today. He was accompl- niod by Mrs. Bryce.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22

The young girls are getting old. Their hair Is turning gray. But if they will keep on buying osas-
 frio's Cactus Candy, It will keep them young and gay
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
NO BODIES YET RECOVERED
Report Jhht Corpses of All Victims
of Naval Disaster Were Found
A Denied.

NORFOLK, June l4.-Ths report that all
the bodies Of the midshipmen and searnen
Of the launch Of the Minnesota. which was
lost Tuesday night, had been recovered, is
denied by naval officers. Early this morn
inE II was stated that none Of them had
been found, although the dredging was con-
tinued all day yesterdry
II now seems 10 be accepted IN navy
circles that the little launch was run down
by q coal barge shortly after the fran
boat carrying the eleven men left Discov-
cry landing II was learned here today that
Commander William H Evans yacht the
ChiIhovie- with q party Of BsltinoreRns
was anchored on the exposition grounds
e short distance from where the accident is
thought TO have happened, and according
10 members Of the party, cries Of the
drowning nidshiprnen and sailors were
heard coming over the water. though the
party at that time believed that the noises
were made by jubnaut parties returning
from the army and navy ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
ALL READY At THE HAGUE
City Gay with Flags of Many Ma
tions-AmericAn Delegates
Held SeEston.

TIE HAGUE, June 14-Thts city bios
soned out with flags today, every civil
ised country on the globe hosting its
standard over the hotels and legations
clustered about the two principal squares
while the hotels facing the sea AZ Schev-
euinEen. with their uulti-colored banners
formed q stirring picture. II was IKE &
vast camp Of the worlds nations. The Brit
!sh delegation. twenty-five strong. arrived
early today Joseph H Choste, William P
Buchanan, L. M Rose and Charles Henry
Butler and other American delegates
travelling on the same steamer The
isttsr held their first meeting today under
the presidency OF M Choate
Following the precedent Of 1893, the
Dutch minister Of foreign Rffairs Will on
opening Of the peace conference tomorrow.
propose a message Of greeting and spQre-
citation TO Emperor Nicholas. and in return
NJ Neltdof head Of the Russian delegR-
ton viii move 3 message Of thanks for
the hospitality OF Queen wuhelminA and
the government OF the Netherlands W H
Beaufort. head Of the Dutch delegation,
win propose that NJ. Nslidoff be elected
president Of the conference. After the In
RugurRl session the entire delegation VIII
maze q tour Of the Hall Of knights.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
INDICTMENT AGAINST KING
Grand Jury nt Pierre Files Nfnety-
rive Different Counts Against
Bank WrecESr.

PIERRE, s T., June lA-tspecial Tsle-
gram The United States grand Jury this
morning returned IN United States court
what be said 10 be the longest Indictment
ever returned in the state In the charge
against Charles c. King. former president
Of the First National Bank Of Scotland
The document contains nlnety-hve Different
counts, Of which five are for embezzie-
menL thirty for ruisapprupriation Of securi-
ties and funds thirty-six for false entries
on books and returns 10 comp
troner, and the others for fraudulent
issue and putting forth of certificates
and drafts Many Of the false issues were
10 take W certificates Of the defuuCt Bank
Of Scotland, of which King had also been
president The defendant was brought into
court and through his attorney T. y.
WicSs Of Scotland asked for time 70 plead
and was given until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
The attorney stating that his client was
wholly without means 20 pay for a copy
Of the Indictment the court ordered copy
20 be made AT government expense.
National Bank EGRrniner James A Cline
Of Lincoln, Neb-, who has been on the case
several months SAYS he has discovered
other cases Of rnisappropriation within the
last two days. but they viii not be brought
into the case
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15

GRAND IHAND Neb- June A-Csps-
cisl Julius Hoffman,, Who arrived here
a few days ago 70 iHvesrigste the finding
OF the body uf q man IN ar old straw stsck
took the body with him Yesterday 70 Dssh-
Ter. where funeral services viii be held
M Hcfmaun positively Identified writing
IN the note book found on the mans per
son az that Of his brother, showed Il 70 be
such from q letter written from the
lodging house OF John MErtig, Tenth End
Howard. Omaha on May a He learned
from there that MS brother has shipped
west Of Crane Island on train No. 8 On
Nay u; that he had not turned ID for the
Work on the block signal system AZ e.
pected and thar he had drawn his pay on
the night before he Isft- II iE believed mat
the man Whs followed out from Omaha by
some desperate character and 6fter having
lert ths train west o. Alda. he was sluEEsd
win the iron bolt. His watch if MISSING
Not q cent was On HE person End II a.
NayE earned sS1s nlDsS
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
STRIKERS TAKE REVENGE
Lay in Wait fer SrrfkebreAkerS nj
Steamer Docks and Broken
Heads Result.

NEW YORK, June l4-Dlsorders more
serious than any during the progress Of
the strike marked the end today Of the
struggle between the longShorenen and
the officers of the Transatlantic lines, by
whom they had just been re-slnployed
When the strikers appeared al the piers
today to resume work many str1sebreak-
ers were informed that their services wore
no longer required. About 800 Of them
had been paid of al the White Star line
docks and had marched out into West
street when q hundred or more strikers
armed with clubs rushed for them. Clubs,
knives and stones were used freely in
the series Of nights which continued for
nearly an hour and many Of the partici-
pants were badly beaten. Several Of the
men were treated by ambulance surgeons
and scores Of others received minor
wounds and bruises.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
PIERCE IN SUPREME COURT
President Of OIL Company Carries
Case TO High Court Rt
WashinEtOn

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE appeal of
Henry Clay Pierce president Of the Waters
Pierce OH company Of Missouri, on MS
habeGs corpus proceeding, was docketed IN
the supreme court Of the United States
today. In this proceeding Pierce seeks TO
have the supreme court reverse the de-
cision of the United States circuit court of
eastern Missouri, which refused 10 grant
. writ Of hAbeAs corpus relieving him from
6 writ Of extradition requiring mis- removal
from Mir Url to Texas, where he is under
indictme- On the charge Of making 3
false affidavit 10 the effect that MA COM
pHny had not entered into any conspiracy
20 FIX the price Of oil The papers filed
here today EIlege that the proceedings in
the circuit court were on an Indictment and
that they contained no fundamental evi-
dence Of his guilt