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Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
BALL PLAYERS LEAVE-I

who played first base on the Browns the past season. and Corr. who was the right fielder for BiSbee, left this city last night for Tucson, and will prob ably go to the coast from there. The effort to organize a team for the winter did not meet with much encouragement and they decided that there would be nothing doing here till next fall. Ed munds has an offer with Joplin in the Western Association but may go east and join nine as playing manager Ed says he has accumulated consider able additional weight in Phoenix like all the Browns. who each put on from 10 to 15 pounds.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
NEWS OF scOTTSDALE.

ScOttsdale. Dec 4.-(SpecIal Cordes- pondence to The Republican, )-Thanks- giving day passed off quietly in Scotts- dale. Those of us who had work to do worked just the same as on other days. thankful that we were able to work.
 Mrs. Mittle Hayden and daughters spent the day with her sisters family, the Pcarsons.
 The Wards. Georges, smiths and others. spent several days camping with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frazier at Frazier Spring. north of Paradise Val ley.
 Rev. Mir Trumbull gave us another of his good sermons Sunday, Thanks
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08

Sunday get their moneys worth. Those who go to Castle Hot Springs in the winter time get a great deal more, for there is a variety of diver sions one will not tire of in an entire season. There is everything desirable al Castle Hot Springs except the noise and hustle of big city and those who investigate will be surprised tn learn how little it will cost them to have the best little mid-season vaca- tion they ever had in their lives.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
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Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
FINE GOLD STRIKE

Scs received word yesterday from Mir. C. F. Kinney. the foreman in charge of the Golden Eagle Mining Co. prop
 erty in the "Buckhorn" district, thai they had uncovered q vein II inches wide of rich gold ore on one of the side claims of the group. While no assay has vet been made. horn tests show about s10e to the ton.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
Polytechnic
 Business College
OAKLAND, CAL. Twelfth and Harrison Sts.

Guc) Capital Stock s100,00000.
 Great Business Training School of the West. over 1000 students at tending this year. Finest Building and Equipment in the |. $. Nation al reputation for high grade work. Indorsed by Oakland Chamber of Commerce and leading educators throughout the West. Home in fluences. Ideal climate. Terms low. Positions for all graduates. Complete courses in Business Training, Shorthand. Typewriting, Banking. also Civil. Electrical. Min ing and Mechanical Engineering. Conducts SPECIAL SCHOOL OF TElEGRAPHY for Southern Pa cifie Railroad Co.,, and prepares op- orators for positions, $50 to s75 per mo.
 Write for catalogue stating course
 desired.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08

Nell never knew a fellow to b.. SD unpopular as Mir. Saphedde~ Belle That's right don't believe even a porous plaster would get stuck ol him. Philadelphia Ledger
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
From, Valley Neighborhoods

giving sermon. Scottsdale is more for tunatc than most places. as We have three good preachers and one cOnSre- gat;on. We have a change every Sun dav. and something new all the time.
 4 letter from George Scott. Jr., says he is in san Francisco working on a street car line and doing pretty well.
 Mrs. Edmond Halderman Miss Per la Martin, Normal class 'OD leaves nere this week with her daughters to visit her brother. r.. C. Martin in Phoenix.
 Water seems to be getting 9 little scracc again. II was turned on some time ago tn give Us all we wanted but the last of us on the ditch got choked off with very short run and no prom ise Of the rest of the run very soon.
 Engineer Reed of the reclamation service was out making. calls on the ranchers along the ditch recently.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
THE FOWLER NEIeHsoRHoop.

Fowler. Ariz.. Dec. s.-(Special Cor rcspondencc ot The Republican, D-Au- gust Hegclund is building a new house at his home at the Hassayampa cream cry.
 Cecil Hibers was quite sick last week with pneumonia.
 MT. and Mrs. Emery Higgins are vis- iting with J. A. Higgins and family.
 The ladies of the Salt River Baptist church gave q missionary tea Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Randall. a returned missionary from Rangoon, Burma. was present and gave an interesting talk on foreign missions.
 The Buckeye baseball team will play with the Fowler aggregation Sunday.
 The midweek prayer service was held last Thursday afternoon at r.. m. instead of the usual evening service. The change was made for the benefit Of many who can not come out at night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cagel. the Holiness evangclists rom Texas, are here with two helpers and will conduct ten days meeting at this place.
 Wickcnbcrg. Ariz.. Dec. 5.-(SpcciaD D. L. Murray is here from san Diego Mir. Murray says Mrs. Will and Fay are all enjoying good health MT. Murray although only away for q few months sees wonderful improvements in Wickenbcrg.
 l.. w. Carpenter. Superintendent of the Tennessee and Ohio Mining & Mil
Arizona republican., 1907-12-08

"Q," that means QUICK was the wei come Donofrio's Cactus Candy found From folks who like good candy. Have you bought that pound?
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
"ISort. Thorn \

That ever popular play. Dora Thorne,' will De presented at the Now Sffaven theater, Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights this week and at the matinee Saturday.
 It Is declared to be an interesting story of human passion, ambitions and aspirations. These are the natural ria- terials of the drRrnatlst and the r1iys- 4erfous pulsations of love and hate, those twin phases of that intricate spirit which underiiaes the world s destiny, are said to be cleverly woven
 The hsAglit and dark sides Of life lh a big city furnish the canvas against together in this latest play,
 which the dranatiat has silhouetted his group of characters that masee tip the web and wool of this story. The sn- yer threads of pathos are said to be softly entwined with the golden threads of laughter ir this drama.
 The piece is constructed on bold and original lines and enlivened with ac- tion, clever dialogue, startling climax es and happy surprises, The Hafry Sellers Amusement Co has spared nei- ther time nor pains to equip the entire production with realistic scenic effects and modern appliances.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
P0Irs.

"A Night on House Boat a musical production which heads the bill at Polls this week Is as successful as all the products of J L. Laskys originality, ana took hold firmly yesterday at two performances. The entire bill this week Is exceptionally good. Pat Rooney and Marion Bent have a olever little come dy, '.rhe Busy Bell Boy" which gives them both plenty of oppe rtnnity to dis play their powers as efltarfaiAArs, Pat Rooney still dances, and his dancing is worth seeing,
 Bernars MarioRette7 novelty which Is intensely interesting, is one thsater statgs on another, and the working of the little wooden actors and actresses is really wonderful.
 Waterbury Brothers and Tenny in a comedy musical creation, "Harnleny Is land" were excellent. Lavesn and Cross gave gigantic athletic offering
 Taoman sports and pastinies. Arthur Whitlalaw, the Celtic hunorist, and Miss Josephine Alnsley, who sings some splendid songs in very delightful manner.
 The electrograph has some funny new pictures.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
"The Rose of the Rancho" :"

PIaygoers who enjoy drama of poetry with stirring dramatic action, will be pleased to receive the announce. mont that David Belasco is to send to New Haven for an engagement of two nights at the Hyperion, beginning De- cember IS, The Rose of the Rancho with Miss Frances Starr and the sanlo company of distinguished players who assisted in It's production about a year ago. Since then, the exquisite, stirring dramatic picture of carly Spanish lifo in America, has, for almost a year, con- tinuously delighted the patrons Of the Belasco theater in New York. Besides the Boston premiere, the only other engagement has been in New York At the Belasco, Another exhibition of the sound and unerring judgment of David Belasoo Is displayed in his election of Miss Frances Starr to share honers with other famous Belasco stars. Her role of Juanita in the BeIasco-Tuily play would test the emotional powers of the most experienced and ambitious women players demanding at the same time, the display of delieacy and grace. Dramatic writers acclaimed the young players powers, and audiences, largely composed of wetnen, applauded her charming picture of 'rYoung California laughing in the leaves" these are facts thai slightly the success of a new act ress, wdio now 6enaards the attention of the dramatic world.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10

A J i t 13 f man, played the part of Wolff Kings earl in a manner satisfactorily to the letter, and the scene on the yacht be- tween MT Kingsearr and Miss Hobbs was very clever bit of conle- dy, we'll done, and called forth hearty applause. Miss Hobbs is the daint- fest thing seen at the Bijou this win ter, the best that even the new com pany has done. . On Thursday Mrs Boyle and the members Of the company will form the receiving party at reception matinee.
 Friday and Saturday afternoon there will be souvenir Tnatiness, and Miss Wheatley's pictures will be pre- sented.
 Seats on sale for any of the weeks performances.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
burgh, Liverpool, and Manchester

burgh, Liverpool, and Manchester.
 'sThe reports of each of these eigh- teen recitals have been practically the same--irnmense audiences, great en- thusiasm and Faderewslxi himself playing better than ever Special in terest is, of course felt in his reap pearance, as it is now two or more years since he has been heard in pub lie, and, as usual when a great man takes much needed rest, all sorts of rumors aresin circulation. It is, there fore, a matter of congratulation to the entire musical world to know that not only Is Paderewski in good health, but that his playing again shows him to be without a rival
 His own Variations and Fugue,' op. 23, which he played during his tour is based on a strikingly simple theme, the twenty variations being most elaborate. The work is said to be of high distinction, mystic and capricious, full of surprises, with many
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
NEW HAVEN.
Large Crowd ApplaSds F4rst Perform. nfse og HStnce Nellie Went Away"

Large Crowd Applauds First Perform
 aSice of .'Slnce Nellie Went Away"
 After tns play at the New Haven trsater last night no one wondsTed thai home had aeernSd a blank "Ssnce Nellie Went Away" The only soiace for the departure of the beautiful but poor young girl is that she finally re- turns to her own--and more
 Nellie lives not far from New Ha- ven, and this was another reason for the strong interest shown by the an- dience. She wins the love of Roy Thatcher, the only son of New York millionaire, amid the trefnendous ap- plause of the audience. His wealth is the only obstacle, and this is overcome by the nutyal feeling for each other.
 Everything goes along swin1mingly
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10

different sources Ahd iiss been made by costufners in an pants Of Europe. Rich old fabrics. unknown to, the or- dinary theatrical costumer have caught the artistic eye ofl Ben Greet and found their way into his wardrobe. One costume once worn by the En- press Josephine and two presented to MT. Greet dby Mary Anderson, are irls cluded.
 This company of forty leading ac- tors will be seen in their unique per- formanees at the Hyperion in the fol- lowing plays:
 Wednesday evening "Mapheth."
 Thursday, matinee Romeo and Ju- liet."
 Thursday evening" Merchant of ve- nice" Matinee ats p. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
AT LOCAL THEATERS.
HYPERION.
Paderewsld's Triunphs in England
 Appears Here Tonight.

The Musical Courier printed last spring under London date line of May the following interesting dis patch:
 "A great artistic triumph has again been won by Paderewsh in his recent tour through the provinces, a tour that began late in February and con- tinued for month, ending the last of March. During this time he was heard at recitals in BAurnemouth, Cardiff, Cheltenham, Bristol Brighton, Hanley, Oxford, Reading, Birrning- ham, Sheffield, Bradford, Newcastle, Aberdeen, Dundee, Glasgow, Edin-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
nd the audience is almost disappoint-

and the audience is almost disapppint- cd at Neliie's luck until Eva Dean. an heiresa, who because of Thatcher's fathers promise has the first hold on the son. appears on the scene The faendisli ways she devises of ruining1 Nellie are q caution. only surpassed. by the way Nellie combats them and wins out although beset by all the dangers of Five Points and disgrace at home.
 The play will be presented tonight and to.merrow
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10

What Paderewski accomplished in Great Britain Is being repeated now in America, where he is making his seventh tour, except that in this coun- try he will give seventy-five concerts Instead of eighteen. Ills only appear ance in New Haven will be tonight at the Hyperion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
Ben Greet,s Players.

Critics say that the exquisite and magnificent color effects, as shown in Ben Greet's shakespearian perform ances have never been surpassed on the stage. Mir Greet says the reason for this is not that his costumes are any more elaborate or costly than those of other managers. but his ward robe has been carefully gathered from
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
BIJoU.
l,NElss Hobbs"
Cast of Characters.

(Cast of Charactars.) Wolff Klngsearl ''Kingsearl Major''
 ,............... Began Hughstcn Percival Kingsearl "Kingsearl Minor George Jessop ... Frauple .Fraunholz Charles ............ Robert c. Turner Captain Sands ..... George c. Pierce Servant ........ Gordon Merdessohn Mrs. Percival Kingsearl .........
 .......... Miss Margaret Neville Miss Millicent Farey. ............
 ,........... Miss Angela McCaull Miss Susan Abbey. Miss Eff1e Darling Miss Henrietta Hobbs.
 .......,...... Miss Jane Wheatley
 Synopsis of Scenery.
 Act I--Drawins room at Perei- val Kingsearl's, in New Haven.
 Act W-Drawing room at the Mill heAse, Prospect street, New Haven.
 Act III-Cahin of the Yacht "Good Chance" at Morris Cove.
 Act IV-The same as aot. I.
 FTooray for Miss H0hDs! She was won all right, and she won, too.
 This clever little play was splendid ly done last night by the Bijou stock company. The lines are bright and clever, and the parts so we'll cast in every case that each one seemed the character he or she played. | Began HUsh5to6. sHs hsw leading
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10

passages Of great beauty and it ex- hibits to the full the resources of the instrument and its player"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
RUG SALE
TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY.

To-day these sale cost They came late need the We sacrificing profit to that end Every fully guaranteed just the full price pad but will be exchanged and terms strictly cash
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
MORNING JOURNAL AND TUESDAY DECEMBER lo 1so
ENTAIL
THREE DAYS SALE ONLY.

Those who inspected the three hundred oriental exhibited yesterday collection rugs that for variety sizes excellence designs Coogs oNness of prices has never been equaIed in this city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10

Beccham's Piiis are sn old and depend able remedy for mo&t of the common ills of life. Keep box in the house, another at the office. Take them with you when visiting or travelling, and you will have reliable doctor always within call, whether ca boat or sTain, in town or country.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
An exceptionally capable cAst is pro missed 50 that an excellent perfotYA tailce nay Dc sxpected.
 SHE'LL TOW

Especial Journal Courier News s;ervicss1 x John scarpa has sold his cigar sferol ofi Howe avenue to forsisner X nsA| iculiar Incident about the selling ogit ofI the business is the fact that the deall was transacted ia five minutes. tho same arncunt ofstime that4as tsoks Mf.j searpa in c1csisg tho purchasing con4I tract
 s-4~+%S%&A- AZ a4t
 The fAneral of Mrs. Alice J. BurgssA the wife cs Aionzc S Burgess who aiaa Sunday in the Nsw Haveh hospital, will be hsfu from het lateahome as- tAe aof+ ner of Walnut avenue and Perry Miil' read this Afternoon at 1:S0 o'clDNlSs rnv torment will take place In Oronodus cemetery. Mi
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10

The young people of this piaee ara arranging to hold asseciaIE dancs Frl- day evening in Clark's hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10

The Congregational Church worKesss snnual Ehristnas sale and sunSles *3Il oanamsHce this axtefuSon at 6 ci6 aK 3H hAen decorated, and the bSeths EAvs bAen prepared for the two-dhY evei1f, Tr9nlA8 until 5:s0 o'clock the saia sisf3s continue, ana at o'oibok turkey gLp- per wil be served. The sale will cinsc to o-morrow evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10

Court Lincoln,sF. of A, of this spiaoe. Is making arrangements for tho hKias ing of Q big .gmeker and eHtNrtainEil$nt on Friday evening, December 20 in AY- eaEsam hall. The committee is prepar- large attendarce is expeotea@ ThAS86s vance sale of tiokets has been exoAea< ingly large.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-10
Touch the Bell for the Box

Your health is safe with a box of Beecharn's Pills at hand. Taken at the beginning of any stomach or bowel complaint, or any sick condition caused by weak digestion, constipation, bilious ness or overwork, Beecharn's Pills give speedy relief and prevent these troubles from becoming serious.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-29
DEPUTY CONSTABLE'S GUN
FALLS AND MAN IS SHOT
Bullet Passes Through Crowded Car,
Striking Carroll Horton-Vctim's
Wound Not Serious-Police
Take Weapon

Carroll Horton, an empoye of the
Hughes Manufacturing company, was
accidentally shot in the arm last night
by a ball from a revolver owned by
Martin Miklaushutz, a deputy constable.
The accident occurred while both men
We're passengers on north-bound
Brooklyn avenue car
Miklaushutz occupied a seat on the for
ward end of the car and young Horton
with a companion was seated immediate
ly behind him. The deputy constable car
ried his revolver, which is a 40 caliber
Colts, in a holster on his left side. AS
the car was approaching the plaza on
North Main street the revolver was
jostled from the holster and fell to the
floor of the car. 1t exploded. The bullet
struck Horton on the inside of the left
forearm and was buried to depth of
two inches. Such was the ripping char
acter of the wound made that the mis-
sile fell out of the opening.
At the explosion the motorman stopped
the car While the car was crowded with
passengers there was no excitement.
Milxlaushutz picked the revolver up and
assisted the wounded man from the car
and called for the police ambulance. At
the receiving hospital Horizons wound
was dressed and he was sent to his home
at 661 Judson street. A number of the
passengers on the car stated that the
accident was the result of carelessness
on the part of the deputy constable in
carrying his pistol in the fashion which
he did Mildaushutz explained to the po-
lice that il was an unavoidable accident
for which he was in no way responsible.
The police kept the revolver and allowed
him to go to his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-29
TRIES TO DIE
BYPOLSONING
WlFE's DESPERATE STRUGGLE
SAVES HUSBAND
PART OF CONTENTS OF BOTTLE
is SPILLED
Man Grows Despondent Because He
Fears He Will Lose Property
by Foreclosure of Mort
gage

After desperate struggle with his
wife, during which the woman sought to
wrest from his grasp bottle containing
chloral, Carl Verworts, proprietor of the
rooming house at 3O31a South Spring
street, succeeded in overpowering the
woman and drank the poison with the in
tention of committing suicide.
DR.. Quint was called and ordered the
man taken to the receiving hospital.
There it was found that Verworts had
taken only a small quantity of the choral
and that great portion of it had been
spilled during the scuffe with his wife.
Emetics were administered and it is now
thought the man will live.
Despondent over the belief that several
pieces of property he owns are about to
pass from his hands and be taken by a
man TO whom he recently gave a mort
gage on them. Verworts is said to have
frequently spoken of suicide during the
last week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-29

walton Army does not do it," said one
prominent churchman who refused to be
quoted because he felt his attitude would
be miscontrued.
"Only the other day the head of a
Los Angeles rescue mission was dismissed
by board made up of several denomina-
tions merely because he joined the Holy
Rollers
I'VE do not believe that we are over
stepping any ones rights" said a Holy
Rollerite. I'VE make no more noise than
many other agencies to which the people
do not object. This is merely the opposi-
ton that all religious forces encounter at
one stage or another"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-29
POLICE SURE VISC0VICH
MET ACCIDENTAL DEATH
FELL FROM BEDROOM WINDOW
is THEORY
Detectives Cease Work on Case-In.
quest Will Be Held Today
at Pierce Brothers.
Morgue

Joseph Viscovich, known as Joseph
Hicks, whose body was found in the alley
in the rear of the Royal rooming house
on Main and Fourth streets Saturday
morning, was not murdered. but came to
his death by falling from the window OF
his room, is the belief of the detectives
who have Investigated the mans death.
They have now ceased all work in con-
nection with 1t.
1t was at first thought that Viscovich
might have been murdered in a spirit of
revenge. It is now said that this was
improbable and that the man evidently
fell while leaning out of the window.
Viscovich is said to have been u heavy
drinker and is known to have INDUCED
in liquor before returning to his room
Saturday morning.
An inquest will be held at Pierce
Brothers undertaking establishment by
Coroner Lanterman this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-29
MEXICAN is ARRESTED
FOR CARRYING WEAPONS

James Medrano, a Mexican, was ar
rested near the Plaza early yesterday
and is now held at central station on
charge of carrying concealed weapons.
According to Patrolmen Harrison and
Erven. who made the arrest, Medrano
was acting in suspicious manner.
When approached by the patrolmen the
Mexican is said to have tried to get
away, but was at last cornered and sub
mitted to arrest When searched by the
police Medrano was found to have large
dirk and revolver in his pockets.
Mrs. Stubbs-They have captured the
cleverest hotel robber in the country, my
dear.
MIR. Stubbs-Indeed! Which hotel did he
keep?-Exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-29
Was sIIahtIy pemented

According to Mr.. Allen his son was
slightly demented and rested under the
impression that officers were seeking
him.
Several months ago he left home and
was absent for some time
When he returned he informed his
father that detectives had been seeking
him and that he had been lodging them.
July 16 the young man left home with
out saying where he intended going. No
word was received from him and it was
feared by his parents he had met with
some accident.
When he left home the young man took
with him about $40 in money his watch,
chain and ring, a gold mounted hair
brush, a barber's hone and a razor.
All these things, with the exception of
the razor, have been found.
1t was the absence of this latter article
which caused the police to believe that
a murder had been committed.
It has not been found, but 1t is believed
10 be some place in the field near the
old cistern where the body was dis
covered
The numbers on the watch carried by
the young man were given by Mr.. Allen
and correspond with those on the watch
found in the dead mans pockets. A
description Of the clothing worn by Al