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MINING NEWS.

Florence Blade: The recorders oaice has received for record this month 200 mining location notices and the month is not half gone. These figures will give some idea of the activity in the mining dis tricts of Pinal county at present.
 Mohave Miner: Dr. L. D. God shall, general manager of the Need les shelter, paid visit of inspec- ton to the mines of the company at Stockton Hill this week Every thing at the mines is looking fine, the ore bodies continuing big and strong in all the openings. Dr. Godshall is also contemplating the working of a group of mines in the Layne Springs section, which he recently took over.
 Prescott Courier: Report reached Prescott from the Grown King mine yesterday that miners en- gagged in driving the cross-cut from the main tunnel toward the DOT phyry dyke on the west had en- countered vein of very rich ore The report seems to be authentic The Grown King has great re- cord as a gold producer, and bids fair to become famous on these lines again.
 Mohave Miner. Thomas Brayil departed to London, England, last Thursday night. He expects to be gone a month or more and during his absence will close up the deal on the Lucky Boy mine and ar range for the starting up of work on the mines south of Kingman He believes that his people will put in smelting plant at King man and that their mining enter prises will be pushed with all the vigor that money can give.
 Tombstone Prospector Reports come from Pearce to the effect that Joe Bignon has made remarkably rich strike of ore in his mines in the Dragoon mountains. Joe Is one of the pioneers of that range, who is doing much to demonstrate the mining possibilities of the Dragons, and his many friends will be pleased to learn of the latest developments in his valuable group. This immediate district is one of great promise in which capital would find many favorable opportunities for mining profit.
 Florence Blade: Geo. Lobb and Billy Windsor were down from Superior this week and were among the visitors at the Blade sanctum. We learn from them that activity in the Superior camp shows no signs of abatement, but, upon the other hand, is steadily increasing. Nearly every group ofclaims in the district is under bond and the bondees are preparing for extensive development work. Messrs. Wind sor X Lobb have perfected the in- corporation of their own group, which adjoins the mines of the Lake Superior x Arizona company, and expect to begin operations at the property soon. They have a splendid showing of gold ore and an iron capping denoting the pres
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09
BODY FOUND IN WEEDS
While 0AANas q Negro Thie' an Officer
Slumbles On Classify flnd

Columbus, Texas. Sept 2 While
chasing o negro charged with theft
Saturday afternoon Sheriff Bridges
found the badly decomposed body Of
q man in patch Of weeds just out
side Of the railroad right Of way,
near trestle between Columbus
and Glldden At the inquest held. by
Coroner A. A. Gregory IL was ascer-
tanned that the man had been dead
probably three weeks. Letters on his
person indicated that bis name was
Il. G. Adams Of DeKalb. Miss, that
he has a brother at Dekalb, Miss,
whose name is l.. NJ. Adams, and q
sister whose name is julia A good
gold watch and S14 were found In
his pockets. No marks of violence
we're found and no cause Of death
was found Deceased had lately been
at Sartartil and uatuesburg, Miss.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09

Junction CITY, kas, Sept 4
mob of nearly ffiy soldiers from the
fafrlefs school at Fort Riley came
here about / O'Clock sunday for the
purpose OF releasing a comradc who
was confined In the county jail
The sheriff and city police force
we're notified Of their coming. and
from positions In windows above the
Iail opened fire that quickly dis
persed the mob as II sought TO force
an entrance 10 the jail The authors
ties placed guards at the Jail and
are aiding in an effort TO find the
members OF the mob.
Two arrests have been made No
one was shot
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09
NO HOPE FROM MEETING
IeleNspAers ave ID Idea OF Seadins
(emmltiee 10 New York.

Chicago. m Sept q AbrogA.
,iou ~ existing contracts with brok.
ers and newspapers was urged by
The radicals among the striking toie-
graphcrs yesterday 4 petition urg-
ing The local executive board 20 inn
medlately c8li out on strike every
member ot the union was circulated
In the meeting at Brands Hall aud
about 100 signatures were attached
to It.
The officials Of the national or
ganizatIon are not In favor Of break
ing contracts. but the local union
may act Independently aa it did In
calling the original strike
Speakers advised the operators
not to hope for anything from the
meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the Western Union company, which
will be held in New York Wednes-
day They have given up the hope
that the board Of directors VIII dis
cuss the strike, and inc plan OF
sending a conciliatlon committee 20
New York has been abandoned tenn
porarily
The members of the national ex-
ecutiyc board, who are IN the city,
declare they viii not sanction
strike where agreements have been
signed, for by taking such action
the operators are likely to lose the
financial support Of other labor
unions
The local unions Of telegraphers
in Portland, Seattle and Memphis
are said to have circulated similar
petitions demanding a strike Of bro
kers' operators.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09
SECOND ATTEMPT MADE.
Mrs. \. VI. Ardrcy of HaEiville slash
"a by Intruder AZ She Lay
asiptp

Marshall, Texas. Sept 9.-Anoth-
er attempt was made Saturday night
on the life Of Mrs J. NJ Ardrey.
wife Of the station agent for the
Texas and Pacific az HallgilIe. who
was attacked and slashed with
knife by an intruder in the Ardrey
home early Friday morning At tho
time she was not dangerously hurt,
although a deep cash was cut in her
throat. a choloroform bottle, with
its contents escaping, was found by
her bed
Saturday night Mrs Ardrey was
again attacked by some unknown
person While she was asleep, this
| time being cut across the throat and
forehead. Considerable mystery sur
rounds the case. and officers are Al
\werk
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09
FROST t>p COTTON


Now Orleans. Ia Sept The
Times-Democrats monthly cotton
estimate today says
1 District deterioration has been
the rule throus' out the belt. though
the allusIal districts Ia many cases
show marked Improvement
3 In some parts OF Texas the de-
terioratlon yerEes upon disaster.
g. The plant IS very late. so that
the earlincss or latencss OF frost Viii
be Of supreme moment.
T. The supply Of labor for picking
seems to he fairly adequate. though
some sections complain in this re-
gard
B. The movement viii not be In
full swing TIL the last days of Sep
tember or the first days of October.
c. Farmers seem disposed to ac-
cept current prices, so far at least as
the first pickIngs are concerned. but
there is a strong movement TO hold
fov f5c.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09
I'ptItI MADE ZIG CATCH
Four Men Thought tn IL Dining
Gar isuttbrr~ arrested

Chicago, sep, . Four mep
thourht TO be implicated in sc-
rlea of robbgries of dining cars,
committed while wearing women g
clothing. we're arrested Saturday
might in a raid on an apartment
building at Twenty-third street and
Wabash avenue The men we're TAX
en- with hundreds Of dollars worth
of plumber. said to have been stolen
from the dining cars Of the Illinois
Central railroad, and expensive
dresses that are supposed to have
been worn on their thloying expedi-
tions.
l.. j. ST Cloud, who is named as
the alleged rlngleader of the expedi-
tiona, was for four years cook on
the Diamond Special" of the uIi-
uois Central He was discharged last
March. His companions are August
Klingerm, Edward Mortimer and
Louis Thomas
St Cloud rented flat In the
apartment building some time ago.
The police believe that they can
connect the men with the numerous
robberies that were supposed to
have. been committed by women.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09
NEW KATY LINE.


Denison, Texas, Sept. 9.--Ihe
presence OF a corps of railroad sur
veyors near sherman has given rise
to the report that the Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas railroad is preparing to
build a line from sherman to Fort
Worth. Color is lent to this theory
by the fact that the traffic agree
ment between the Katy and the
Texas and Pacific roads, whereby
the former enters Fort Worth over
the lines of the latter, expires next
July, and it is believed that the Katy
when that time comes, will be pre-
pared to enter the Panther City over
it's own lines.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09

J. v. Forbes and Miss Emma
Johnston We're united in marriage
yesterday afternoon at 5 O'Clock by
| Rev. Sterling Richardson at his homt
near Boz. The parties were
| both born and reared in Ellis coun
| ts The groom is sen of j. T
Forbes Of Mounfai1 Peak and a
nephew of Sheriff w. II. Forbes. The
bride is a daughts- of the late Jas.
Johnston, former commissioner OF
Ellis county. She was a member of
this years graduating class of the
high school. Several
relatives and friends, including
Sheriff Forbes and family, witness /
ed the ceremony.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09
EOSH HASHl\AH
Ten peuitential Days End With
lom kippur.

lom kippur.
All feasts and holy day in Israel
begin with the previous evening Of
modern calendar reckoning. and for
that reason Rosh Hashanah, the
Jewish holiday Of the new year be
gun at sunset Sunday evening. al
though the continuance Of the cele-
bration rests entirely with the prac-
tees Of the congregation some Of
whom observe the celebration for
period of tweuty-four hours while
others extend the observations for
a period Of forty-elght hours.
According TO the Jewish calendar,
the day of memorial, also called day
of blowing the trumpet and day Of
Judgment, lasts one day, the first
day Of the seventh month, called
Tishri, which is considered the civil
new year. The tenth day of Tishri is
the day of Atonement Those two
days, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kip
| pur are called the lawful or sub
| lime days. The ten days beginning
| with Rosh Hashanah and ending
with Yom Kippur are called the te
days of penitence.
Today is being observed as a hol
day by all Jews of this city, and bu
mess houses conducted by them wi
be closed until 6 o'clock this ever
ing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Mrs. :. G. Cooper Files Suit Against
the Santa Fe Railway.

Mrs. 5. G. Cooper Files Suit Against |
the Santa Fe Railway.
A suit for damages was filed in
the district court this morning by
Mrs. S. G, Cooper against the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe railroad
company The amount sought to b.
recovered is $40, 900. The plaintiff
alleges that on the twentieth OF las
April she purchased a ticket fror
Cedar Hill to Dublin, and that sh
| was directed to change cars at Nor
gan. She boarded a train at Morgan
which she alleges was pointed out
train for Dublin. AT Meridian she
was told that she was on the wrong
train, and was compelled to spend
the night i'm Meridian before she
could get a train back to Morgan. /
She alleges that this was due TO the :
of the company and asks .
for damages i'm the above amount
other suits filed for trial at the
coming term of court are as follows:
A. d Williams SIS. S. y. a. VIII +.
mms. divorce.
Ezmte Joe Lee IaNa lu remoy.
uur. minority disabilities
Matte summauHr E- Aaron
5uuu.nHT,. divorce.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-09
FALL BREAKS NECK.



Port Arthur, Texas. Sept o.
John Bean. man about 40 years
old and a resident of this city al
most from its beginning, was killed
Saturday by a fail from q second
story gallery. Bean was a subject to
apoplectic fits and was lying down
recovering from one Of the attacks
when he jumped up, rushed to the
gallery and cast himself over head
first, He struck the pavement head
first, barely missing a man just
passing.
The fall broke his neck and death
was instantaneous. Bean had been
working on the rice farms and other
jobs. He has no family or relatives as
far as known.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
Has evidence Against Butohers' Trust

Cleveland. Aug 14.-Backed with a
capital Of $4,000, the independent
kosher meat dealers will start three
more new shops next week. J. Bern
stein, who is the general manager of
the antitrust markets, said Tuesday
that he will present evidence to the
grand jury next month sufficient to
indict several of the so.calIed trust
Kosher butchers They have tried re.
peatedly to prevent us from getting
kosher meat from local wholesalers,
but by Wednesday" said Bernstein,
81 will have completed arrangements
for a full supply"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
Policeman Prevented a Suicide.

Wilmington, Dell Aug. t4.-While
demented a man who gave
his name as Ben A. Hollenburg and
claimed TO be a son Of Dr. Hollenburg,
of New York City, attempted suicide
here Tuesday by throwing himself in
front OF locomotive. He stepped
from a train in the Pennsylvania rail.
road station, walked down the track
short distance, took off some of his
clothing and tried to throw himself in
front of a locomotive. He was res.
cued by policeman When taken to
the police station he gave his fathers
name and address and said his own
home was in Memphis, Tenn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
ORANGEMER VS.. CATHOLICS.
RIOTS AT BELFAST WERE ALONG
LINES OF RELIGION.
Priests and Magistrates Patrolled the
Disturbed District, Urging the Peo-
pie to Keep the Peace.

Belfast. Aug 14.--The strike stu.
alton improved Tuesday, as steps are
under way to arbitrate the differences
between the laborers and their em-
ployers.
The experiment of keeping both the
police and the troops outside OF the
disturbed area OF the city was attend
ed with great measure of success,
and the day passed without any serl-
Gus conflict between the strikers and
the soldiers and constables. Large
crowds collected and assumed threat
ening attitudes, but confined their
demonstrations to shouting.
Several large crowds spent some
time in digging up and stacking paw
ing stones to be in readiness for the
soldiers should they reappear. Last
night Joseph Devlin, nationalist mem
ber Of the house of commons for Bel
fast, and a number Of priests and
magistrates patrolled the disturbed
area, urging the people to keep the
peace.
A body OF the citys workmen at
tempted to repair the streets which
had been torn up Monday 10 secure
ammunition in the form of paving
stones with which to pelt the soldiers.
They had not been at work five min
utes before a mob of men and girls
began to stone them and they had to
run for their lives.
London, Aug. 14--When the house
of commons met Tuesday the Irish
secretary, Mr.. Birrell, faced a shower
of questions concerning the Belfast
strike. The Irish members OF parlia-
ment wanted the troops withdrawn
from Belfast and others urged the
necessity of a full inquiry.
War Secretary Haldane read re-
port from the commander of the
troops at Belfast in which 1t appeared
that one OF the objects of the military
demonstration was to separate the
Catholics and Protestants.
It appears that in the trouble at
Belfast there developed a cleavage on
religious lines. The Protestants cheer
ed and supported the troops, while
the attacking parties apparently were
composed of Catholics.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14

Marsclle Aug. Ii. We're st.
Iegcr Goold confessed here yester-
day that Inc was the murderer of
Emma Levin wealthy Swcdi
woman whose dismembcrcd body
was found in the trunks Of Mr..
Gcold and his wife upon their ar
rival here Aug. from Monte Car
10.
This "trunl mystery" created
much excitement, especially at it
was soon learned that the Goods
who arc English. were of good
family. Their explanations of how
the corpse came to be in their bag
gage were in no sense convincing
and the confession of today does not
come as a surprise.
Gcold made his confession to the
examining magistrate. He related
cody all the details of the horrible
crime. He alone had slain the wom-
man he declared and it was he who
cut up her body, although his wife
had helped him pack it away in
their baggage. After this had been
done they both agreed to journey
to Marseille where they planned
to east the body into the sea.
| Mrs. Goold, whose first name i,
Violet. also confessed her part IN
the crime. She said her husband
had promised TO give Emma Levin
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
CLAIMS MRS. EDDY
HAS EvADED TAXES.
STATEMENT OF COUNSEL FOR
"NEXT FRIENDS"
AT THE MASTERS HEARING.
Lawyer Representing Christian Sci
enee Leader Says She Is Too
Weak to Go Into Court and
Give Testimony.

New Concord ~ H., Aug IL
Three masters appointed by Judge
Chamberlain, of the superior court, to
determine the competency of Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy, head Of the
Christian Science church, in connec.
ton with a suit brought by next
friends for an accounting of Mrs.
Eddy's finances, began their hearings
Tuesday. The masters are Judge
AldriCh, Of the United States district
court, Hosea W. Parker, of Clare
mont, and DR.. George +. jelly of Bos-
ton, an alienist
The commission Is to determine
whether or not Mrs. Eddy on March l.
1907 was mentally competent to exc
cute a deed transferring her property
to trustees. Counsel for the next
friends contend that the trust deed
Is Illegal because Of the incompetency
Of the maker
The suit was outlined by William
r.. Chandler. Counsel for the next
friends" he said had been handi-
capped in the preparation of the case
by the refusal of court to allow many
motions OF Importance.
Judge Aldrich, for the masters,
commenting upon. certain phases of
Mr., Chandler's argument, said that
the masters regard this as a friendly
proceeding, and that, there being no
adversary parties, the statutory right
to take depositions did not exist
At the afternoon session Mr. Chan
dler said that the incompetency of
Mrs. Eddy was established by the
trust deed which she executed on
March G by which she transferred all
her property beyond her control Her
incompetency, he added, Is further
shown by her evasion of taxes in the
city of Concord.
lie stated in closing that Mrs Eddy
was the victim not OF solitary delu.
sion not of notion, even insane no.
tion, but a series of systematic delu.
sions which influenced her whole
life and which have resulted or will
result in senile dementia.
Judge Aldrich asked what opportu
! nifty the masters were to have to eX.
anime Mrs Eddy, Frank S. Streeter
her counsel, replied that she had not
sufficient strength to come into court
and undergo an examination, but she
would be glad TO receive the masters
at Pleasant View and confer with
them there. A date for the visit will
be arranged later.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
Proves an Abb and Is Released.

Cleveland, Aug. 14.--Lee Fowler,
the Portsmouth boy, who has been in
Jail here for months charged with
completely in the murder of Pat Ho-
gan, proved an alibi Tuesday and was
given his freedom. Fowler was ar
rested last spring, when the confes-
sion of another lad had implicated
him in the killing of Hogan, slain
near the Central viaduct three years
ago. Fowler maintained he was in
Jail at New Orleans when Hogan was
murdered Prosecutor Lieghley up
held his story yesterday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
sonoma Girl Is Defeated.

Poughkeepsie, n, Y, Aug. 14.-So-
noma Girl, the most famous race
horse Of the year, met her first defeat
in III Grand Circuit races here Tues
day ~a n she was beaten by Wilson
g. he Oakland Baron stake, 2:l0
.D&ss otting, for a purse Of $4,000.
Breaks n the first and third heats
cost Sonoma Girl the race She won
the soc nd heat easily in 2:06# vt
was a bad day for favorites, only one
6rst choI ;e winning and that was
Blackjack in the 2:07 pace The 2:2O
trof was won by Zaza second
choice Aileen Wilson WAS the favor
i;e IN toe 2:10 pace, but Leland On.
Mard won
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
A General strike is Averted.

Los Angeles, Aug 1.-The threat
ened general strike of boiermakers
on the Hartman lines has probably
been averted AT conference Tues
day between a committee of boiler
makers and Patrick Sheedy, local SUI
perintendent of motive power It was
agreed that all men be taken back, in.
GLIDING those discharged The con.
ference followed the resignation OF
Foreman Carter, of the local shop.
whose removal was demanded be-
cause of alleged discrimination
against union men and on whose ac-
count 800 men from El Paso, Tex, to
Portland, Ore, are on strike. 1t is ex-
pected that the agreement will be
ratified by both sides.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
Wandsrlnss of a seaauIl.

On Oct 2S last there was shot at
Oushy on Lake Leman, seagull, aged
about 16 months, which was found to
be wearing on its claw a silver ring
engraved with the words "Vogel sta
tion, Rossten 90" Rossiten is situ-
ated on the Lido of the Courland la.
goon, between Konigsberg and Memel,
in the Baltic, 1900 klometers from
the Lake of Geneva. NJ Florel, Of
Lausanne, communicated with DIR. j.
Thienemann, director of the ornitho-
logical station at Rossiten According
to the latest notes the full No. 20 was
hatched there and was marked with
the ring when few weeks old before
1t could fly, on July 4, 1905. It seems
probable that 1t had thus made two
winter migrations before it fell vic.
time TO the human barbarian.-N
York Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
CONFESSES TO HAVING
MURDERED THE WOMAN
Engshman in Whose Trunk the Body of Emma Levin
Was Found Tells How be Did the Deed-Demand Tor
an Extra Hundred Dollars Was the Cause
of the Murder

800, but she demanded 800 more.
70 this Goold objected, and said he
would not pay the extra 800.
Thercupon Emma Levin abused
HIM.
Il had been drinking" Goold
says in mis- confession, and be-
coming angry l. scized u hunting
knife and buried 1t IN Emma's
back. She tell dead. The next day
dlsmembered the body with
saw and a knife and placed the
torso in trunk and the head and
legs in u yalisc. ! stabbed the wo-
man only once. The other wounds
on her body must have been caused
by shaking around in the trunk. "
Goold said they carried off Emma
Levin's Jewels, not for their value
but in order TO prevent their dis
covcry in his apartment.
Referring to his family Goold
/ said his grandfather was bmonet
/ and his father an Irish magistrate.
He said he had for a long time
served secretly ON the Irish land
commission i'm Dublin. In 1893
he moved TO Montreal, where he
says he made fortune. He then
went to Holland, and later moved
| to Monte Carlo.
Mrs Gbold coroborated every
thing her husband said.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
BITS OF NEWS.

Dynamiters destroyed the dam at
the outlet OF Winona Lake, Ind, caus-
ing the lakes level to drop several
feet; The motive of the marauders is
a mystery.
Lieut.. c. M. Lamotte, Fourteenth
infantry, made the highest score dur
ing the two days army rife competi.
ton at Fort Sheridan, III. He made
ALB out OF a possible 500.
The number of police watching M.
Nelidoff, president of the peace CON
ference, has been doubled owing to
fears Of attempts on his life by Rus
sian Jews who have gathered at The
Hague in large numbers to attend the
Zionist congress.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-14
In Days of Old.

Cain rushed up to the fig tree in
fever OF excitement.
"Oh, pa" he exclaimed. breatbless.
ly, Il just saw pterodactylus catch
big glyptodon and swallow him
whole"
Father Adam shook his head.
Better be careful, my SON" he
warned. "or some one viii accuse you
OF being a nature faker."
For even in those days it was not
wise to exaggerate about thi habits
Of big game.