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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14

Got Of Easy,-The six young boys who were in Judge Thomas court yes terday charged with creating a dis turbance and using vile language, were discharged after receiving severe rep rimand. The court informed the young sters that if they appeared before him again on similar charge that they would be placed in the chain gang and made to work the streets.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14

On Mining Business.-H. R. Finaeune who recently bonded the property of the Powers Guleh Development company for a Rochester, N. r., syndicate, arrived in Globe last night from that city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14
Building Lot Wanted.

Wanted, for cash, roomy building lot, preferably in East Globe. Name lowest price--no dickering. Address Spot Cash, Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14
Stock Quotations

There was no particular change in the prices of stocks yesterday. The follow ing closing quotations were posted by the H. II. Bru company last night:
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14

Alfred Benjamin Clothing sold at Lantin's. A large stock of boys and childrens clothing now sold at cost at Lantin's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14

Is one of Globes oldest and best known cafes; everything first-class ill his line. Call and be convinced.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14
The Ponies at the Iris

The Two Ponies do one of the pret- tiest acts ever seen in Globe. See them at the Iris tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14

On Hunting Trip.-Verdi Curnutt leaves today for hunting trip in the Sierra Anehe mountains after deer, bear and turkey. He will be joined by Fred Armer at Livingstone, who will accom- pany him on the trip.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14

Reyo Brothers in comic sketch and Haynes and Mathews in slapstiek com edy tonight at the Alexander.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14
Have You Seen It?

The best show yet at the Iris. Two swell acts, new moving pictures and new illustrated songs.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14
Departure of Inspector.-Chinese IT

speetor c. T. Cornell leaves for Douglas this morning after a futile attempt to capture smuggled eelestials. During his visit he renewed many old acquaint- anees of quarter of century ago, when he was located in this section of Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14
MASK MASKl MASK!

Masquerade suits and wigs to rent; masks for sale afternoons, at Mrs. Laura Golfers, Maurel hill; also at Mrs. J. Paxton s, rear of Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

At Work Again.-Thomas Vincent has recovered from injuries received several weeks ago and returned to work at the Old Dominion mine yesterday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14
Kanpar "a

Masquerade costumes for rent at Miss s millinery store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14

pound can for S1.50. Guaranteed sat isfactory.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-14
New superintendent-F A. Wood

New Superintendent.-F. A. Wood ward returned last evening from trip to the Fumarole mine, near Stafford. While there he installed R. J. Young as superintendent to succeed Frank Swan, who resigned to devote his time to his local business interests.
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YACHT PLANS ARE
STILL DELAYED


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KANEOHE HAS
A WARM ROW
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BILL HUIHUI IN
FIGHT WITH CHINESE
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ANTS TODAY

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New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

his fellow citizens to plant the national flag in a
dunghiIl. and If necessary to shoot down officers
of the army.
NJ BRAND. in his recent speech IN the Chamber
Of Deputies. summoned NJ Jaures TO come out
"latfooted" and say whether or not he stood
with NJ. Herve. and twitted the leader OF the
Unified Socialists" with the remark: THE
anarchists of the General Confederation Of La
Dor and those who support you do not hesitate
to publish their opinions. but you dare not even
formulate one-half of your own" Thus pushed
TO the wall NJ. Jaures made the following state
ment: DO you who rule the republic really be-
ieve that the proletariat would consent to sur
render its native country? II the fatherland
were threatened in its independence 1t is from
the working classes themselves that would issue
forth the backbone OF the national defence.
France has been wounded. Her wound is not
properly healed. It would be her death were
she TO let tho sword once more approach her
heart" This concession of NJ. Jaures to the
national feeling contrasts vivIdly with the off,
cial utterance Of NJ. Herve. the advocate Of anti
militarism who declared: The Revolutionary
Socialists will defend the communists or col
lective regime when they shall have succeeded
In establishing IL in France. They will defend
ii in case of need against the German pseudo
Socialists. who in a paroxysn OF Jaundice NAV
dare TO march against our insurrectionaI COM
munes But they will not give q square inch
OF their skin to defend the bastard fatherlands
such as are all the fatherlands to-day includ-
ing republican France NJ Clemenceau and
M. BRAND were right when they said that the
common sense OF the French people had be-
como irritated by violent forms Of strikes i'm
posed upon the public by professional agita-
tors and by anti-militarism. The decision oS
the ministry TO break with the UNIFIED Social
lists has enabled the Cabinet TO secure a ma
tority which. TO use the words OF NJ. Clemenceau
Is compact, homogeneous and emancipated both
from its left and right wings elements which
would hamper all useful efforts"
In the last three weeks NJ BRAND seems 70
have taken upon his own shoulders the task OF
directing the government, and in the recent par-
liamentary battle between the Cabinet and the
Unified Socialists the young minister person.
ally assumed the lead. and the victory WAS d,,a
TO his strong individuality. He played "ofp his
own bat" Hitherto the Cabinet had ONLY ona
head. but now it appears TO have two. One is
M. Clemenceau and the other Is NJ. Rriand
Ihey have already had several differences =,
opinion. Experienced observers predict +bo+
their cooperation cannot last long M. Clsroan-
ceau. who is already tired OF office. will ~ a.
thought retire and leave the ground free for tha
exploits OF his young and energetic coleagra
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

!asco throughout the month of June. Miss
STAIRS special matinees are feature.
Golden City. the newest amusement place. was
formally opened for the season on Memorial
Day. 1t is announced that all the attractions
will be running to-day. Golden City is at
Canarsie on Jamaica Bay. King Pharaoh, the
educated horse, is one of the numerous attrac-
tons Robinson Crusoe," a scenic production;
The Human Laundry" Down the Niagara"
the German Village and a free circus are
among the principal features at this place.
Beginning on Thursday evening the st. Mich
olas Skating Rink will be known as St Nicho-
las Gardens. Franz Kaltenborn and his SYM
phony orchestra will be the attraction for the
summer. Several soloists have been engaged
The opening Of the jamestown exposition is
shown on the cinematograph at the Eden Musee
The President is seen landing from the yacht
Dolphin, and later seen delivering his opening
speech in the grandstand. Other attractions are
the Hungarian Band and the World in Wax.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

without the risk of being dispersed. unless they
hao given previous notice to the police:
Ihe Clemenceau-B BRAND Cabinet during the
present session Of the Chamber did away with
thls survival OF tmperialist methods and con-
ierred the liberty of public meetings NJ BRAND
mas ever been foremost in securing social re-
forms' when convinced that the country really
demanded them. and his drastic denunciation OF
the united Socialists" and OF the "Confedera-
ton Generate du Travail" which he character
lzed as anarchists" dealt terrible blow to
'he extreme Socialist group and for the moment
d' least' prevents them from exercising any
serious influence in parliament Indeed the So
calied Unihed Socialists are no longer unified.
Ohined socialism" in France now has three
leaders. NJ Jean Jaures, NJ Guesde and M
nerve and their differences of opinion are each
day becoming more marked Moreover the
General Confederation OF Labor also has three
leaders. Messrs. Grlfsuelhes Merrheirn and
Pouget, who act Independently of the Unified
SOCIALISTS and of one another The rnonosnt
that any specific question is discussed tbera are
almost as many opinions expressed as there ara
individual Socialists. For instance c,Ansrai
Picquart Minister of War, does not hesitate 70
arrest and put in irons conscripts who invoke
their conscientious scruples against the iniouitv
OF war as a ground for refusing TO nerforu
military service. This vigorous act of the Cab
met brought the theories of anti-miitarisrn 70
a practical issue NJ. Jaures is the enemv y.
war and of ornaments but expresses his onin-
ions after the fashion OF good bourgeois NJ
Guesde calls upon young conscripts to protest
against military service, but does non rencouras sa
them to offer forcible resistance NJ. Herva da-
MES the existence Of patriotism and calls upon
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

aelhty' "cachination compelling clowns .'ecl,ps-
ing equestrians.' limpid lemonade" ''peIIucid naa
nuts and all the allterative adjuncts of n great
show. e'
ms circus. now an annual feature of the asso-
cIdtloh IS In spite of its professional announce
ments. an amateur affair throughout with amateur
ring performers amateur animals and amateur
freaks with the New Years reception and the
annual minstrel show. it is regarded by the mem
oes as one OF the great social features of the wear
When the men from all departments of the work
JON IN Iun making. The proceeds of the circus go
10 the emergency fund of the branch one of it's
pet secret charities. The money in this fund ia
USED 20 relieve distress among members bur this
work is SO carried that only the omuittaa "I,
relief and the auditing officers ever learn who has
szG9 Tor this fund, and this year the members and
49Incers IN charge hope to secure a much larger
aulu. As lHe circus is given on the outdoor field
ana all taesi is volunteered the expenses are lin
{ea i, and the profits large. Even tho boy who will
49, a. oitI @ tue street with big drum to adver-
Use the great event has volunteered his services
as1soClit-oi particularly In the boys depart
naent. Almost anywhere, in the big gymnasium or
.he educational department, serious looking men
VII VII ne found earnestly at work. practising wild
charmers while groups will be striving for the
synchronous gestures essential to three legged
Is being made burden by the attentions Of pros
pectlye bearded women and albnos And the pat
In tIe boys department whole cages of monkeys
% f} tr1heq rosters and parrots are the ru!ein
80 Sehlnd closed doors the extinct Kiki the subject
food-grapcfru!t in barrels of four-ard- carefully
avoiding the cameras of the animal writer's in
The circus will consist OF two parts-the ring. in
W9ach some OF the champion intercollegiate and
5oGng Mems Christian Association acr0bats w,li
perform and the clowns and entertainers will give
-ieNlcan bu'inEats and other spccialties, and the
summer camp Admission will be % cents and 10
cents additional to secure look at the Curious
the first fair day after June 6.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
FRENCH SOCIALISM.
Line of Demarcation Bet5ceen Real
ReformerS and Mere Agitators.
Paris, Nav %.

Paris, May -
The parliamentary duel in the Chamber of
Deputies between NJ. Aristide BRAND. Minister
of Public Education. and Ma Jean Jaures
leader Of the so-called revolutionary party
of Unified Socialists" who claim to have
at their back the whole of the working
classes of France. marks new departure in
French socialism. NJ BRAND, himself a Social
list, pluckily parted company with the Unified
Socialists" who are more closely allied to an
archists than any other group of Socialists in
Europe. with perhaps the sole exception of
those in Russia. NJ. BRAND drew a cast-iron
distinction between Socialists who aim at genu-
Inc reforms and those who preach anti-militar-
ism and anarchy. 1t should be remembered that
NJ. BRAND has done more for real socialism. and
particularly for tho liberty OF public meetings
than has been accomplished by any Of his prede-
cessors in office. Since 1881 the French govern
ment has exercised its right 10 grant or with
hold authorization for tho gatherings OF citizens
Not dozen persons could be convened in public
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

cipals. The concert at this house tonight Is
for the benefit Of the employees.
At Tony Pastors this week Will be seen Frank
Busch the jester; Vernon. the ventriloqust:
Whalen and West, singers and dancers, and
other entertainers.
William Collier is entering his seventh month
in Caught in the Rain" at the Garrick Theatre
The usual matinees are announced for this week
Messrs. Montgomery and Stone will continue
in THE Red Mil" at the Knickerbocker through
out the summer. IF he would only say he loved
me- is new number in the second act.
THE Road 10 Yesterday" is still at the Lyric
Miss Helen Ware quit the cast on Saturday
night She has been engaged as Mr.. Daly's
leading woman for his Berkeley Lyceum Thea
tire productions next season.
Eddie Foy in THE Orchid" will soon make his
one hundredth appearance in that piece which
is the attraction at Lew Felds's Herald Square
Theatre. new feature is an imitation of
Miss Valeska Suratt the Gibson Girl" by Miss
Laura Guerin
Miss Anna Held is in the eighth month of her
engagement at the Broadway Theatre in The
Partisan Model"
The Man of the Hour" continues TO attract
audiences to the Savoy Theatre. The 225th per-
formance of this piece occurs June 10.
THE Rose Of the Rancho" will be at the Be-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
coNEY ISLANDS ATTRACTIONS.

With the budding OF the June rose the manage
nnent OF Coney Islands two popular Amusement en-
terprises, Luna Park and Dreamland look forward
TO entertaining all New York and everybody that
comes to New York. Memorial Day brought the
greatest number Of men, HcInen AID children 10
these amusements so tar this season, ana to-day
the press agents OF the only shows tae island
expect TO get the real oldtime Sunday gathering
AT both Luna Park and DreaI::laaG ali the attrac-
lions, new and old, open. In the al rangement
of entertainments this year, both Mr. Thompson
and Mr.. Reynolds have had the children in riind
There are new forms of amusement for the boys
and girls at both places, and the old amusemeuts
have been Improved AZ DreaInlaHd William a
Elliss Orient" The Feast OF Eelshazza-" and
The Arabian Nights Up TO Date" among the
principal attractions. The automobile scene ia
THE Arabian Nights Up 10 Date is sonletnIL g
new IN form of entertainment for Coney
Islands visitors. The automobile with a young
woman strapped to it, turns three somersauts be-
fore landing the platform. Other Drearland
features are the infant incubators, "Pnaraon's
Daughter "the Bay of Naples the Yellowstone
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
soTHERN AND MARLoWE HERE.
Will Close Season with Two Weeks Engage
ment at Academy

AS already announced in The Tribune, Mr.
Sothern and Miss Marlowe will close their season
with a two weeks engagement at the Academy of
Music, beginning week from tomorrow night. 1t
is announced that they have decided to offer only
three plays during this engagement-"R Romeo and
Hamlet. the first three nights of the second
week, and Twelfth Night" for the remaining per-
formances. Next season they will appear at the
head Of separate companies. but under the same
There have been unconfrmed rumors along
Broadway that the London engagement OF Mr..
Sothern ana Miss Marlowe not successful
financially, At the Offices of the management it
was denied, however, that there had been any
losses. The management and others concerned said
they were pleased with the reception accorded the
stars by the public and the press. The London en-
gogement closed Friday night.