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New York Markets.

FLOUR = Steady. but dull; Nfinns.o,,
patents, tieule. winter stralshis. asa
~ winier sssras nsoos. wi1tsr pal
MIIi.Af : Market was lover und.l
large northwest receipts, hf World,
shipments nnd fgpspcets Of showers N
- ben the decline was checked iatel
" S4.nsh crop advlccn and firm cables
MAY. stgste.; July. y s-le0Gssc.
.TlrAsLIow-sisady; city. e.o.. country
.l ntAf, !; shippins. 'Oase.. good ID
HTHAW-Quiet AT 8dooc
HEANS-Quieii marrow. o. sp0i Is: mo.
a a,s nGr9Ls; peas. ht'sdis. red
wooIs-sisady; domestic n.sce. SsDc
nOIs-Quiet; state. common 10 shoIcs
% lbai7c.i 1876. woe. Pacinc coast
ia ,Iarittatli 10 $500 vgss: .n .
SnSsc. held. common 20 extra. l39iss,ca
state dairy. common 10 ansri, xo1,s.
rcnoxaisd, common 20 extra. ~ &c.
SSmhE s,s, Na ,nlI cream. color.d and
lbe. do, October. best i,5iatc: GOOD T.
prime. lJuf1itc. winter made aversse
be-, ING; Inferior. iisaisSe.; skins,
E66s- state. Psnn:yivsnI. and nearby.
fancy. selected, white. DC: do, chate.
spls,fc. do, brown and mised, erhs.
is,tqlsc ilrsls 70 extra frstr. isitdJsc
r rYLAT Sn JsIsIgad, new gsr barrel
Virginia. late crop. 81 ,sgs5: 90. Ola DO.
iatoes. per barrel or bag, f3a1B: sweet
potatoes. Per barrel i1bo1i
LIVE PouLfRY- ss io for ,leo i,,.a,sc
% roo-ierr, iini2c: spring chickens. a2d
DhEssEb PoULTfG-Firm: fresh kiu.
"a fowls. choice. ishc.: do, fair TO good
itbsnibc: old rooEtern, i0itc.; nearby
roasting chickens. itdisc.; do. western,
iluftc
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PACIFIC LINER ON ROCKS.

messsits. uewewsrs Bessd. Goes
Ashore ~ n.yeas Lisht. Japan.
TOKYO. April 2s.-The Pacific Mall
steamer Mongolia ran aground near
Mayeda lighthouse. in the province Of
Nagato. Japan. The Locality Il full Of
reefs. The steamer. with q list 81 for.
ty-nve degrees. lies close 10 the shore.
within reach Of rescus from all direc-
tons. Her proximity to the land rcn.
dsrs the passengers safe. The accident
was caused by an attempt 10 avoid col
llsion with q sailing ship.
Attempts made ~ high tide n get
the Mongolia OF were unsuccessful
Further efforts % float her viii BE-
made III the next high tide The pros
poets Of success are considered good.
The Mongolia II q twin screw steam
ship Of 1890 tons she was built In
New York for the Pacific Mail steam.
ship company IN 1904 she has only
recently heen put In commission again
after repairs nece-sltsted 10y ground.
lng on a reef on Midway island. on
which she struck on Sept 10 last. on
her present trip she was homewari
bound fom Hongkong. Shanghai and
Nasa0kl.
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UP 1890 FEET.
balloon Made Fast Tri5 From Phiia.
deiphia 90 Mstswsn, ". j.

n"uoon wade fsst Trfs From Phtla.
deiphia 60 Mstswsn. ". J.
MATANAN, n. j.. April 23.-A bal
loon which left Philadelphia at i2:4;
o'clock landed here at 2:i5, having COY
cred the sixty miles In an hour and d
half In the balloon were A. II. Haw
ley, New York broker. and Arthur L.
Atherholt OF Philadelphia. II was Mr.
liawley's seventh balloon trip while
Mr.. Atherholt had made three previous
aerial voyages.
The balloon on its trip reached m
altitude OF 1900 feet. The sight OF
open water and fer- that the strong
wind might carry the balloon out IA
sea caused the determination 20 land.
The balloon landed In a creek. and
both occupants were rather severely
shaken up when the basket struck. but
we're not seriously injured. The bal.
loon was rescued 10y men aud boys
who gathered at the sight OF Il and
shipped II back TO Philadelphia. The
records made during the ascension
were lost, but search IL being made
for them.
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LEAD. \. H.. April 23.-The flooding
Of the Homestake mine began for the
purpose OF extingul-hlng the nre which
breke out In the 800 foot level four
weeks ago. During the time the com.
psny has fought hre by every means
known and has ouly rcsortsd 10 food
Ing A. a last resort. In spite Of all 81.
forts the flames have gained steadily.
aad the ere has now spread Into the
upper levels. where there Il a vsrlta.
bic forest Of pitch pine timbers.
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PERCY JANIS LOST.
Drowning Of Young American Actor
From the Minneapolis Confirmed.


Drowning Of Young American Actor
From the Minneapolis Confirmed.
LONDON, April 23.--Ths membep W
OF the theatrical company who are to
present Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage
Patch" at Terry's theater here ar.
rived In London last night by the
steamer Minneapolis.
The report that Percy Janis, who
was to play the cripple In this piece.
had jumped overheard the night OF
April III was confirmed. No reason
could be found for the suicide, IL u
was suicide, Of the young actor. he
was OF a cheerful disposition, popuat'
with the members OF the company, ana
he looked forward eagerly to his ap
pearance In London.
Mr. Parker, a fellow actor. who occu.
pied the same stateroom, said Mr.. ia
MS came In soon after midnight OF the
10th aud prepared to go TO bed. lie
seemed restless, however. and, donning
slippers, an overcoat and a cap, lie
went for a promenade on deck. He
never was seen again. His clothing
was found on deck.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-23
OFFERED HER BLOOD
Millionaire Gimbsl Dies of
Wounds and Broken Heart.
WIFE READY FOR GREAT SACRIFICE
Phiisdeiphia's ErrinE Merchant n
suicide at itoboLen ~. - Hotel
Following Arrest aud Impris-
onment In Tombs.

NEW YORK. April %. Benedict
Gimbel, Philadelphia millionaire,
died In NJ. Mary's hospital, Hoboken,
OF wounds which he inflicted upon
himself after his arrest In this city
last Thursday on n sensational charge.
The wounds alone were not Of such
a nature as TO have necessarily caused
death. The surgeons who fought TO
save Gimbel asserted that II was the
mans overwhelming shame and a
broken heart that ended his life.
Gimbei cut his throat on Friday aft
ernoon In the Palace hotel, Hoboken,
with broken water pitcher. He had
lost much blood by the time he was
found lying unconscious on the bath
room floor.
His beautiful young wife. who hur.
ried 10 his side from Philadelphia as
soon as she heard Of his trouble. beg
ged the surgeons 10 open a vein IN her
arm and transfuse her own likelihood
into the veins of her husband
Gimbel's three brothers Charles, Ell
lis and Isaac-also begged TO he al
lowed 20 sacrifice their own blood TO
save him. After a consultation II was
decided that such an operation would
be useless. The physicians could com
bat the wounds and physical Ills OF the
patient, but the malady Of his shame
covered soul was beyond their reach.
Thursday afternoon he was arrested
In cab In Central park. With him
was slxiecn.year-old hoy. Ivor Clark.
whose mother had made a complaint
TO the district attorney that Glmbel ex-
srcised an evil influence over her son.
He offered 20 Detective Resrdon
bribe OF s2,iO0. To Assistant District
Attorney krotel he offered n brlbs OF
$4,000 II he would drop the complaint.
Clmbel was released on $1,000 cash
ball. and the suicide at Hobsksn fol-
lowed.
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NEW YORK, April 23.--Generai Hor
ace Porter Of New York was the first
OF the United States delegates TO The
Hague conference 10 leave for Europe.
General Porter sailed today ON the
Krenrrinx Wilhelm. After visiting his
daughter In Switzerland and making
an automobile trip General Porter will
proceed TO The Hague for the sessions
beginning June Is.
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IT. fBTEiisBURG. April 23.-An.
cher tragedy has been added 10 the
many connected with the gloomy for.
trees sf Peter and Paul A young and
bssusiful girl was arrested recently for
tavtlisG on a forged passport and was
put In the fortress. The young woman
was sound dead In her cell a few days
ago. sae had torn out by the roots
enough Of her long black hair 10 make
= moose. with which. tied 10 a bcdpost.
she chsked herself 20 death. Il was
afraid they would make me tell" was
the written explanation she had left.
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V... ee, Jsssm.s, 70. sTss.pTI.

WARRINGTON. April 2s.-The Unit
Cd States court Of claims rendered q
Judgment In favor of loyal members
OF the sIs-eion and wahpeton bands
OF Sioux Indians and against the gov.
eminent for the sum of s1sspIi. The
claims were based on the treaty OF
July n. 1851. by the terms Of which
the government agreed 10 pay these
indians the sum Of $4,000 aud an an.
nuity Of $4,000 for fifty years.
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Easrr-Hi.cock weaalns a, s,r.-u..

SYRACUSE. y. y. April 23-Mlss
Helen Lucy IIiscock. only daughter 81
Judge and Mrs. Frank Harris Hiscock
was married last night 10 William
IIosmer Eager OF Chicago. Rev. DR.
$. II. Calihrcp officiating. The maid
Of honor was Miss Emilia Scubert ~
Syrncuse. aud the bridesmaids were
Miss Clarissa Hale % Fan Jose. Cal. I:
Miss Clover Boldt and Miss Delight
Dickinson OF New York aud Miss Issu.
m Kirk 81 this city. The gr,om was
attended by his brother Ha.,ld Earsy
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UNION srAkEs.
berheley, . n - I shot, Takes CHE
Prize NJ Asucduct.

herkeiey, . n - shot, Takes Chief
Prize NJ Asucduct.
NEW YORK. April Berkeley, q
IL to shot won the Union stakes for
three-year-olds at Aqueduct Tileing,
played down from 9 to | to 8 to 8,
finished second and Campsigner third.
Tileing broke in 'front.' but Lowe sent
Berkeley into the lead In the first fur
long, and he was never headed. Two
favorites won. Winners:
First Race.--Kerry, first; slumber-
less. second; Abba, third.
Second Race. - Dulcisn, first; Tom
Cogan. second Dick shaw. third.
Third Race.--Athlete, first; Orphan
Lad, second; Or. Gardner, third.
Fourth Race.-Berkelsy. FIRST; Tile
Ing, second; Csmpaigner, third.
Fifth RGe.-Cinna, first. Cloistsress,
second; Trenton Blue, third.
Sixth Race.-Berry Maid. first; Bigot,
second; Hands Around, third.
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Protest A..,.-. uul,... mn,

BUFFALO. April 23.-Actlng upon
the suggestion Of Henry J. Pierce at q
dinner given here at which Governor
Hughes was a guest. the chamber OF
commerce passed resolutions protest.
Ing against the passage OF tho public
utilities bill In It's present form and
appointed committee OF Ave. OF which
Mr.. Pierce Is chairman, TO secure the
cooperation Of other chambers OF COM
msrce In opposing the bill.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-23

Consti patton causes headache, uaus.
%, dizziness, Ianguor, heart pslpita
ton. Drastic physics grippe. sIcken
weaken the bowels and don't cure
Doan's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. % cents. Ask your
druggist
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President e.i.s 60 J.n..,.w..

NORFOLK. Va. April 23.-The con
verted yacht Msynower, having aboard
Secretary Taft and party, returning
from the south. passed In thu Virginia
capss and proceeded up Chesapeake
bay fer Washington. where immediate
preparations will be made for the
presidents trip 10 the opening Of the
jamestown exposition.
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Checked 20 Death sy cs.sy.

MoNTEzUMA. Ia. April 23.-while
playing ball 0rris Mcwilllsms made a
dificuft catch and fell backward dy-
ing. Ne was taken home. where II was
found he had choked TO death. He had
ksSp eating candy during tho play. aud
Z GpdSsp had 40 he caught the ball
ssduvS,g LODGED 10 his wIndpipe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-23

The richest man 10 The world can not
have his Kidneys replaced nor live
without them, 30 10 IN important not 70
neglect these organs. II Foley's Kid.
ncy Cure 10 taken NJ the Grst sign OF
danger the symptoms will disappear
and your health will be restored, as u
strengthens and builds up these organs
~ nothing else win. Oscar DO fman,
Lebanon, KY, writes: ~ have used
Foley's Kidney Cure and take great
pleasure 10 stating Il cured me permap
emily OF kidney disease, which certain
ly would have cost memy life. "-B. A.
Quinlan.
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Moran Of Birmiash.m ch.mpIe.,

LONDON. April 23-The announce
sent Of big International contests at
iracted a great crowd 10 the National
Sporting club last night The first fight
was between owen Moran OF Birmius-
ham aud Albert belmont of BOSTON.
twesty rounds. for the bantam cham
plonship OF the world and a purse OF
5000. Moran was warm favorite In
the betting aud proved TO he a winner
on points. hut only after the fight had
gone n full twenty rounds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-23

For Catarrh. lot me send you free, Jsu
70 prove merit, q Trial size Box OF DR.
Shoop's Catarrb Remedy. IL IL q snow
white. creamy, healing antiseptic balm
that gives instant relief 10 Cstarrh OF
the nose and throat. Make the free
tcst and see Address DR. Sboop, Ra
cine, Wis. Large Jars 30 cents. Sold
by Joseph M. Ayres.
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Docs Coffee dI.avrce r,,h ,onY proh

Does Coffee disagree with your Prob
ably u does! Tnen Try DR. shoop's
Health Coffee. Health Coffee" IA q
clever combination Of parchcd cereals
ana outs. Not a grain OF real Coffee.
remember, Ia DR. Shops Health Cot
Zee, yet Us flavor aud taste matches
closely old Java and Mocha Coffee. IN
your stomach, heart or kidneys can .
stand Coffee drinking. Try Health
Coffee. IL IL wholesome, nourishing
and satisfying. It's safe even for the
youngest child. Sold by Joseph NJ.
hvres
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stomach and Liver TrouslecureS

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
stomach and liver trouble as ID aids
digestion and stimulates the liver ana
bowels without Irritating these organs
like pills and ordinary cathartIcs. Ii
cures Indigestion and lick headache
and chronic constipation. Orino Lax
alive Fruit syrup does not nausea,e O
gripe and Is mild apd pleasant 70 takr
Refuse substliutes.--B. A. Quinlan. a.
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Live stock Markets.

cATTf.E-supply fair; market hIrher
cheice. Hogslo. prims b7oUs.S. Yea
prime heaVisr, h9sTseo: other Grades
kD, roughs. 81 5tQsIO
SHEEP AND LANDS - supply ilgbt
market steady prime wethers, G&0s
culls and common. pbo1t. lambs. p.rc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-23

Don't let the baby suffer from ecze
ma, sores or any itching Of the skin.
Doan's Ointment gives Instant relief,
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for chill
drcn. All druggists sell IL.
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vim u.. Nsaro,. 60 r,., M.,......

NEW ORLEANS. April 23.-Nins ne.
gro Inmates OF the parish jail will be
used by the state board Of health In a
I've weeks test to learn whether sugar
molasSes as II has been manufactured
In Louisiana for many years il injuri-
Gus 10 human health. Sulphuric acid IA
used In the Louisiana process. and the
use OF this chemical WAS recently stop.
ped under an Interpretation Of the pun
food law. The experiment consists In
feeding the negroes plenty Of molasse~
and making blood tests. President
Iron Of the state board said that no
possible harm could come to the ne.
groes.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
cIo.Ins STOCK aso,.,l....

Money on call steady at :. PER cent.
Prime mercantile paper s.ds per c~at.
Exchanges n1.sasis. balances. 81. 80.
Closing prices.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In National
and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGgE.

AT Boston
New York .....".e ooeeosi-i
Hits-Nsw York, 6. Boston, I. Errors
New York. ]; Boston. T. batteries -
mmathswson and Bresnshan; Fisherty and
Al Brooklyn
philadelpma .....o o o 20ao g. 3
brooklyn ......,.,.0 90 90 . o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q; Brooklyn. 4 Er-
,srisss-sparks and Jacklitsch: Mcintyre
Al Chicago
cSIssso 49,. ,.,.,.se 1888 "a
hiis-Cinclnnati. 2; Chicago. q Errorsy
Cincinnati, Il Chicago. l. batteries -Hsii
ana sshlsi; Reulbsch and Moran.
ss q. i,SS,ss ........ss.sIsss!:
iiits. Pittsburg. II; st. Louis. q Errors
.,,fitsburg q; Ut Louis. 8 batteries,
Willis and Gibson. Drthot and Marehail-
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Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for
years. No appetite and what did sst
distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me"-J. II. Walker,
Sunsury, Ohio.
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To CURE A COLD IN ONE pa,

:: : 4 .sss ~! !.'''
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-23
TABLE OF PEHcENTAOEs
LEAoIrE

AZ New YORK.
S;;s so 49, i;s...:::::.:::.:s:sidisIs:ty
boston, i; New York. Z. batteries
Winter. Harris and Armbruster: Kssfs.
Hughes and Thomas.
A. Philadelphia
Phlladsiphia go al "a
Hits Washington. II; Philadelphia. II
Errors = Washington. :: philadelphia. =
/ schreck.
Al Detroit
6 asysi.nd ........isieSSsii-s
Hlts-Cleveiand. 10. Detroit. H. Errors
Cleveland. }. Detroit. 3 Bsttsries :
Rhodes and Clark: killisn and schmidt.
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PILES CURED IN . TO - DAYS

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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE

Dennis y. Or min OF Bennington, VT, In said
county, hereby makes app lcation for q hrst
class licenseIo sell intoxicating liquors At the
American House. a hotel located ut the corner
OF North and River streets. socalled, In the VII
lage OF Bennington, IN the room at the southeast
corner OF SAID hopel. now used by me for that
purpose IN said town OF Bennington.
The Boaid OF License Commissioners will sit
for public hoarlng on the above application
April %, 'o7 ~ O'Clock y. m. at The town
rooms. ~
sh LOCKWOOD,
FRANK Il BATHS.
rs PRATT,
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
APrLICArIoN FOR LIcENsE.

James J. Morrissey OF Bennington, W., Ia
said county hereby make. application for hrsi
class license w sell intoxicating liquors at tho
brewster Inn, socalled, on the east side OF
North street socalled. IN the village OF Hen.
nlngien. n the rooms now occupied and used
ton.
The Board of License Commissioner win sit
for public hearing on The abvve application
April ~, ~, ats O'Clock p m. atthe town
LOCKWOOD.
FRANK y BATTLkS.
PRATT,
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FOR LICENSE.

county. makes spp.,cs atom ior a fr,t sias. ne.
ense 10 sell iaton ealing liquors ~ No iA North
stfscL IN the rooms now rented By Joseph Mar
Tel. In the building owned By LOUIS Befgefon
~. In taid town oi bennington.
Inc Board OF License Commissioners viii 81
TOT public hcsfing on the above APPLICATION
Apnl "a. W. a. O'Clock p. m. a. The tow
sH LOCKWOOD,
FRANK n BATTLES.
fS PRATT.
Board Of License c,m'.
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

Edward J. Morfissey Of bennington, VI. IN
said county, hereby makes application for a
second clssx license 10 sell intoxicating liquor.
At the John M. Bealy store. corner Of PARK and
case streets, IN uhe two rooms on the trst noor
nov occupied ~ James N. whitney.
The Board OF License Commissioners VIII sit
Tor public hcanng On the above application
April "a, 'os. nj O'Clock .. m. ~ the town
sH LOCKWOOD,
fkANK n BATTLES.
rs PRATT.
hoard Of License ccm's
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TABLE or PERCENTAGES.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

G. s. Green of Tucson is a business visitor in the city.
 "Doc' Henderson, an old timer on Tonto, is in the city on business.
 James II. P. Mason of Los Angeles is a business visitor in the city
 George Arbuckle returned last even ing from vacation spent in Los An geles.
 Glenn Coffee has taken position as line rider on the San Carlos Indian res ervation.
 M. $. Barnes, Chicago attorney. arrived in the city last evening to spend few days in'the city on business.
 James House has returned from Los Angeles, where he completed a book keeping and shorthand course in busi- ness college.
 Billy Ransom, one of the real pioneers of Globe, who has been making his home at Phoenix, is visitor in the city, ar irving Sunday evening.
 J. l.. Mcclure of the Randolph lines, arrived in the city last evening from Tucson to look after the improvements being made in the local yards by the c. V. c. & N.
 D. w. Wiekersham and Maury Grider will return to Stafford this morning after spending several days in Globe on business for the Solomon Wicker sham company
 Captain James Chynoweth, president of the Superior & Boston Mining com pany, arrived in the city last evening from Calumet, Mich, accompanied by his son Silas. Both the captain and his son are we'll known in Globe, having made frequent visits here. w. G. Rice, secretary of the company, is expected here in few days
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-26
Call district messenger service, phone 2191. Little Wonder Candy Store.
Salvation Army Schedule

On Tuesday evening at the Salvation army hall MT. Fred Williams will preach his first sermon. All are in vited.
 On Saturday evening there is to be a pound meeting. Everybody who comes brings a pound of some article of food.
 On Friday evening cottage prayer meetings will be conducted in the fol lowing places: The Ballground at Mir. Fred Williams room; at Mir Fred Gold en s home on North Broad street, and at the home of Mrs. Noftsger, all at 1880 P. m.
 There will be prayer meeting at the Salvation Army hall also on Friday evening, conducted by Brother Blick- ley.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-26
HOUSE ON PASCOE HILL IS DESTROYED
 EARLY LAST EVENING

Fire early last evening destroyed the home of William Hagan, corner Yuma and Devereaux streets, at the north end of Pascoe hill. Mir. Hagan was not at home and it is believed that a kerosene lamp that had been left burning ex- ploded. Although an alarm was given when the flames were discovered, the fire department did not respond owing to the fact that there was no fire hy- drant near enough to make hose con nection with the burning place. F. R. Bree, who lives near by, had a hard time preventing his own home from burning, but with the assistance of neighbors he kept his home intact. Mir. Bree called at the Silver Belt last even ing and desired through the paper to thank those who assisted him in saving his property from loss.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-26
FAKE PHOTOGRAPHERS SKIN GLOBE PEOPLE
 AND HIT THE GRIT

Two young men who went under the names of Woodbridge and Rich and who recently embarked in the photograph business next door to the Alexander theater, found Globe pretty easy. They caught several hundred suckers by means of a Especial inducement" cou. pon at four bits each, and again as many on fake "photo-ing" of their homes. Pictures taken of residences, for which deposits were collected in ad- vance, were to have been delivered Sat urday and Sunday, but Saturday morn ing both fakirs made connections with a string of empties leaving for Bowie and rolled out of the city. It is said that they are headed for Douglas.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-26

be Memorial day for the Elks through out the country and the day will be ap- propriately observed by Globe lodge No. 4s9. The memorial services will be held at Dreamland, which will be fttingly decorated for the occasion, and a splen. did program of music and speaking will be carried out. The public is invited to attend the exercises, which will begin at 2;30 o'clock. The Elks will meet at their lodge hall at l clock and attend in a body