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New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
Mr.. HIGGINS NO WORSE
The Pulse, Heart and Respiration
Improvement Continues.

Oean. N Y, Jan. 26.-Dr. Hibbard after his
morning visit to Ex-Governor Higgins announced
that his patient had passed fairly good night
and had taken a small amount of liquid nour-
ishrnene The pulse. heart and respiration I'M
provement continued.
It was said this afternoon that there had been
no change in the condition Of Mr.. Higgins since
the morning bulletin
DR.. Hibbard left Mr.. Higgins at 10 p. m. He
said the patient spent rather uncomfortable
day No great change had developed In hts con-
dition. He had taken very little uourishment.
and his mind was clouded Half the time
spent in sleep. DR.. Hibbard said he did not ex-
pect to be called during the night
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
DENOUNCES BRAYTON.
Coz. Higgins Of r. I. Calls Him
Lobbyist and Nuisance.

Providence. Jan 96-"The presence OF General
Brayton in the Shsriff's office the State House
as paid lobbyist is a public scandal the state
He has degenerated into g common nuisance and
the men, women and children who. come to visit the
State House ought not to be subjected the scan
dalous spectacle presented to them in room co.,
With the above declaration Governor Higgins
officially laid the OF the use OF the Sheriff
office at the State House by General Charles r.
Brayton before the State House Commission to-
day. and asked that the commission take steps TO
put stop TO the of Offices in the State Capitol
building for lobbying purposes. The members Of
the commission took no formal action on the mat
ter after listening. the Governors statement
Governor Higgins gave the reasons for his OBJ
lection to the presence of General BraytOn In the
Sherlf's office that he admitted to be a paid
lobbyist and that such he should not ne per-
mitted to make his headquarters in the Office Of any
official
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
sane AFTER IL YEARS.
Nan Must Noe Stand Trial for
Crime Committed an 1895.

In the Supreme Court ut White Plains yes
terday jury declared Charles L. Wasserbach,
an inmate of the Matteawan State Asylum for
the Criminal Insane for eleven years TO be Of
sound mind. When he heard the verdict Of the
jury Wasserbach said. THANK God. sane
once more
wasserbach on March g. 1895, was indicted
for burglary in Albany and later declared in
sane by a commission. He has been taken back
TO Albany to stand trial for the crime alleged
to have been committed twelve years ago.
According to afidavits. while at the asylum
Wasserbach had mania for cats and kittens.
and when asked what became Of them he said
they suddenly disappeared. On the witness
stand he declared that he was not insane. and
the Jury believed him.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
TUvELVE MINERS KILLED.
FTedamp OUercOmes FiUe Ameri-
cans and ISeCen Italians.

Weston. W. Va, Jan. 26.-Five Americans and
seven Italians are known to be dead as the re-
suit of an explosion Of hredamp in the PennsyI-
vania company mine at Lorentz. W. Va, near
Buckhannon. ". Va, which occurred about
$50 p. m. to-day. The mine caved in and
nearly entombed one hundred miners. This
bodies Of the dead have been recovered
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
WILL OPEN EXPOSITION.
President Roosevelt to Push Button
at JGmeStOzCn.
Is relegraph % 20 rrIbune. J

Norfolk. Va. Jan. 26-Presdent Roosevelt VIII
touch button TO set the machinery at the
jamestown Exposition in motion April %,
formally opening the exposition. He will then
make a speech and review the national and for
eign military forces.
The programme Of the opening day exercises
was made public to-day. The ceremonies viii
take place in the open, the principal guests as
semblng on the big balcony Of the Auditorium.
Bishop Randolph Of Virginia will make the
opening prayer, after which Harry ST. George
Tucker. president of the exposition will make
the address Of welcome and introduce the Pres-
dent.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
AFTER TAY DODGERS.
Jury Wants Valuation Increased
$4,000 900 and assessors Arrested.

Wilkes Barre. Penn. Jan. 26.-The grand jury
which for two weeks has been investigating al
legged fraudulent tax assessments made a re-
port to the Luzerne County Court to-day rec
Ommending that the valuation OF property in
the county. mostly coal lands. be Increased $40
100000. that three assessors be arrested for mis-
conduct in Office and that an agent of a coal
company be prosecuted for altering assessments
in the courthouse.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
MRS. JACKSON REFUSES PENSION.
Widow of "StOnewall" Suggests That Money
Be Given to Destitute Widows of Soldiers.

Raleigh, N c.. Jan. 26.-The Senate of North
Carolina received letter to-day from Mrs Jackson
widow OF "StonewaT' Jackson. declining TO accept
a pension Of 800 a month provided under a resO-
luton introduced few days ago.
Il most weIcomingy appreciate this patriotic and
loval tribute to the name OF my hero-hushand" she
says, "5ut 1 do not feel that would be justified
in accepting it, 1 informed the laws OF North
Carolina limit all pensions 70 those who have not
$500 OF personal property, and as DO not come
under this law respectfully request that the bill
be withdrawn
Mrs. jackson suggests that the money proposed
in her behalf be appropriated for the relief OF des-
utute widows of Confederats veterans. In Accord
ance with the desire OF Mrs Jackson the bill cali
ing for the pension was Withdrawn from the calen-
dar.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
UNION BREAD FOR PATTERSON JAIL.

Paterson. N. J.. Jan. 2s Observation-Disclosures pris-
at the county Jail in Paterson will eat only
union made bread. The Passaic County Trades and
League Council told the freeholdeTs that the bread
supplied 20 the prisoners was not made IN union
shops. and argued that because a man erred and
was sent 20 jail he should not be compelled to eat
bread that not stamped with the union label
This argument appealed to the freeholders
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
DRYDEN ASKS HEARING.
Senator Wants Opportunity to De
fend Himself and His Record.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau.l


Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Dryden who says
he has no thought or abandoning his fight for re-
election, ON his return to Washington after the
first weeks battle at Trenton wrote to the Repub-
hcan leaders OF the New Jersey Senate and House
asking for public hearing and for an opportunity
to discuss openly with his opponents their objec-
tions TO him.
Following is the letter:
Gould it be arranged so that day might be set
ASIDE ASIDE ana time appointed for me to appear at
Trenton before the Republican members Of the
LegIsiature at at public meeting? 49,.
Republican members feel that they cannot vote
stituents believe that tn the opposition is based
upon misapprehension of my record as Senator
heye that if my record and position were clearly
tbsreS,a ,iaS UpoiO,l tS S .,i4 90 os rbIiclv nre
senting reasons why l believe that am entitled LED
! have written personally to those members who
refused to enter the Republican caucus if my name
were considered, requesting them to be present
Statement enc Of tRer constpens objections or 10
ask any question which they think they would Ike
10 have answered.
''The Senator is & good letter writer but in his
latest effort as in many others. he has omitted a
most salient feature" said Dryden opponent in
Newark yesterday. In this he failed TO make
known what course he would pursue after the con-
ference but the only inference IS that II sufficient
evidence is brought before him 10 show that he
should retire from the race he will do So But the
inference does tally with the sentiments eX-
pressed by Colonel Anthony L. Kuser. Mr. Dryden 3
son-in-law. and other Dryden supporters They
have said that the Senator will fight to the last
ditch"
Among the anti-Dyyden the suggestion OF a
public conference Is taken political move TO
offset what his opponents cali a wholesale deser-
tion of legislators who went into the Republican
caucus and agreed to vote for Dryden on two bal
lots.
On good authority 1t was learned yesterday in
Newark that nine of the legislators who had voted
for Dryden last Tuesday because he was the eau
Gus nominee would change their vote on the next
ballot II was not stated. however. who was
likely to receive the votes but more than one OF
those anti-Dryden said they regarded Gov
ernor Stokes as possible candidate
Rumors Of bribery continue. Yesterday, one, more
definite than usual, had 1t that Guy l. Fake. Of
Rutherford. an ant-Dryden Assemblyman. had re-
ceived an offer of money for his vote. Even the
amount was named Mr.. Fake, at his home last
night denied the story. He refused. however, 10
discuss another report that retainer as counsel to
the Public Service Corporation had been unsuccess-
fully offered him some weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
HELPLESS IN ENGINE CAB
Machine on a Rampage, scith the
Engineer Dying.

bennington. VT. Jan. 26-After the locomotive
OF n freight train had broken away to-day from
it's cars, and then had backed and crashed into
the forward car of the train. the engineer. Dex-
ter Farnham was found collapsed I'm his cab.
and few minutes later he died The train was
on the Bennington branch OF the Rutland Rail-
road.
Farnham had been stricken with heart dis
ease. He had been in the employ OF the Rut-
land road for over forty years.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
HAS HYDRoPHoslA FROM OLD DOG BITE.

Morris Unger. forty-One years old. of No. 2SSO
West 18th street. Coney Island Is said to be dying
from hydrophobia In the Kings County Hospital
He bitten by a dog last August. The wound
cauterized at the time and gave him trouble
until last Wednesday. when he became nervous
Later violent pains developed in his stomach and
the sight of water caused him distress He was
taken to the hospital. where physician from the
Pasteur Institute pronounced his Illness a clear
case Of hydrOphohia
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
EXPLOSION KILLS NINE.
WOrkmen at Dinner When Dyna-
mite, Set Near Fire. BlOuCs Up.
lBy TeIsgraph . The TrLbuns.I ]

Richmond. Va. Jan. 26.-A dispatch from
Pearisburg Va. tonight tells Of the loss Of
nine lives in the construction gang of the Tide
water Railway near that place to-day from a
premature explosion of dynamite. 1t had been
placed in front Of an open fire IN the works
of P. j. Mfllett, for the purpose Of thawins Il
OUT
One Of the bodies thrown nearly across
New River. lodging on a small island All the
men were killed instantly. They were eating
dinner when the explosion occurred
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
BREToNs PREPARE TO RESIST.
Great Excitement at Vannes-People Mass
ing at PlOermel.

Vannes. Department of Morbihan. Jan 26.-
The Catholic population of this city still is
greatly excited a result OF the collision yes
terday between five hundred soldiers and the
populace at the eviction at St. Anne d'Auray.
The people are now massing at Ploermel. twen-
ty-five miles away whittier battalion of in
fantry and a company OF engineers have been
sent 10 take possession of the seminary
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
HINT OF TROUBLE IN MANCHURIA.
Russian Dedsion to Withdraw Taken at Re.
quest Of Japan.

81. Petersburg. Jan. 26.-The Associated Press
learns that the decision Of the Russian govern
ment TO withdraw It's troops from Manchuria
Immediately. instead OF waiting until April Is.
the date fixed for this step in the Russo-Japan-
ese Portsmouth Treaty, made at a veiled
request of the Japanese government, which
apparently foresees trouble in the matter Of the
internal administration of certain provinces of
China
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
LIMITED TRAIN HITS STREETCAR.
One Passenger Killed and Sixteen Seriously
Iniured-Two Likely to Die.

Dayton, Ohio, Jan. ga streetcar struck at
the Sd street crossing here late to-day by east
bound Big Four limited train. The car was car
ried nearly block Miss Lillian Huber was killed
and sixteen other passengers seriously in
jured. two of whom viii probably die.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
THs RIGHT way TO FLORIDA.

1910 D. m Southerns Palm Limited daily, except
SUNDAY. Southern Ry. high class train to ST.
aSlellsfina: also carrying Pullman drawing room
sleepIng cars 20 Aiken & Augusta; Slmmervile &
Cha1lestor- \. u nf' 'ces Xll & 1900 b 'way.-Aayt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
THE 2oTH CENTURY LIMITED.
TO CHICAGO IN 10 HOURS.

Leaves New York $50 p NJ arrives Chicago So
next morning. nights ride by the NEW YORK
CENTRAL. LINES. Americas Greatest Railroad~
A dozen other fast trains to Chicago and St Loat0
-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
SAVANNAH LINE TO FLORIDA.

Excursion rates 10 all winter resorts South
Large. comfortable ships. Telephone 1896 Spring
-8dyt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Absolutely free from any preservatives.
H. r. Dewey & Sons CO.. lSS Fulton ST., New York
--AGVt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
FLoRIoA INEoRMArloN BUREAU.

Broadway cor. Both ST. 9 great trains south
Atlantic Coast Line Rallroal-Advt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

pGNEHURsT-CEMDEN BEACH.
5ssbosrd Fla Ltd Quickest Florida train. Sea
nosrc ornce .1Ss Bdzy. or y r. r. Offices s-AdEt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
pEwEYs PURE GRAPE JUICE.

Continued on second page,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
FACE FIVE
J. WATERLOO DINSDALE AND
 TREASURER BARR TELL THINGS

sword in the other Here the songs of inc injustice and thc wrongs of graft ing from his clicntage by this alluring scheme of the doctor was chantcd by the "lcgal light" as swccily, as inno- cently and as tenderly as thc notes of the aolcan harp. that gives forth it- music at the bidding of every breeze that strays.
 Justice is not only blind, but. also, deaf. and as the scales went up, the sword came down. and there they met their "watcrIoo."
 Then it was that the carpenter from Galilce was betrayed after he had given the Clone Star" Dutehman i0,sOO shares of his stock in he voner. able doctors get-rich-quick " corPor. ation. Great drops of sweat fell from the brow of the GaIilIean carpenter. as he exclaimed: "I see it now; am up against it. My pockets are empty and my legal nght' has gone out"
 Al this stage of the battle an ex pert report appeared upon the field. showing how easy it was io sell one and a quarter million shares of stock in getrieh quick" corporation on a capitalization of 5J0.o00 shares; keep the money and bring the corporation out in debt when sued for an account ing. This alluring expert report brought another "Lonc Star' Dutchman to the front Co fll the ranks, after the be trayed carpenter of Galilee fell by the wayside. \ flanking movement has begun with renewed energy and the battle is now raging with fearful bit terness.
 i The expert report calls to mind a time when riding througa th, noun tains of Arizona, slab was noticed that marked the lonely grave of an exporter" near prospect hole, v on the mountain side. On the slab thi, cpitaph appeared: "Bill Jones He ct himself to death. Thirty flap jacks |, the usual lot of man. but Din was am bishus.'
 Three hypothetical propositions of wide divergence are the usual numbe' an expert mind can chamber. but thi' expert has submitted eight. because h' was ambitious.
 ]. WATERLOO DINsDALE, M. n
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
Accuse Each Other. Tn Interviews And Signed Statements. Of Being Respon- sible For Little Brother
 Company Tanele

Following csroy of pa Sundays Journal Miner Dr. J. Waterloo Dn" promoter company F. eompany' treasury views concerning their connection with the the stockholders in which they invested represents dealing chiefly think of Othcr and which complimentary cneh 
 Said Dr. Dnsae.
 your of of Mining did While moving spirit of inc absolutely deny intention of wrongdong
 "That there rotten the affairs of the admit that siblc for the present condition of affairs.
 CT Angeles months. during that Carpenter Barr, the of the Mrs Hall formerly Miss during Carpenter tangled h
 As secretary company during my absence, my stock and money 'arr instead of making deposited tho bank and of the company.
 wh,n informed of returned at once from Los Angeles and demanded ting me off, and accounted satisfactorily for ihe money niece to
 months trying sraighten ng caused by something
 "Barr per he a grounds Barr hired and salary which all he l of meetings where he allowed per
 In short this Barr responsible the ang the affairs of company are in"
 of a representative of Inc JournaiM Miner.
 Trau rasr
 stockholders the Little Brother Mining company who of the who sequently isrced show k I assisted showing ,uaonS of to nc with Dnsic raly Brother
 he wnsh Q 10 He such had entire sarge To " due he credit for the managmen' che
 Q the signed publication aec's of the almost efusr' Little futher Mining
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
SALVATION A..MY CAPTAIN IS
 CAPTURED.
(From Sunday 's Dally.l

With his quiver full of arrows, his bow strong. and his determination to win the battle stronger, Cupid, the god of love, has stormed the local Saliva. ton Army citadel, and captured ana carried off it's handsome captain, Mis. Ida Wilson.
 The story of the battle came to light yesterday, when it became known thai two weeks ago, Saturday, W. IL Case, prominent mining engineer of Ei Paso, Tex. and Miss Ida Wilson, cap. tain of the Salvation Army here, had been secretly married at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. F. B. Taft.
 The happy bride and groom explain ed their desire to keep the marriage secret for n time by stating that Mrs. Case, as captain of the Salvation Army, was under military orders to act in her capacity until she could be relieved
 During the past two weeks, Mrs Case, as Captain Wilson, continued to hh h'f ponAtiDu uutti bHis hDfhihks when she was relieved from command All reasons for secrecy being then past, the newly wedaed couple let their friends into the secret
 Mir. Case met Miss Wils.s when tho latter was acting in her official ca paeity in Fl paso. He became infatu. sted with her on sight, anal altar she came here Co assume command of tho army barracks, Case continued to WOO her by mail
 At last, yielding to the eoutinucd importunities of her ardent lover. Cap. tan Wilson consented to marriage. provided 1t could be kept secret until she could be relieved as captain here.
 The resourceful lover immediately came here, made arrangements for secret marriage, and they were wed.
 The bride is n handsome woman, os pleasing disposition, and during her stay in this city has made many friends, who will extend her many wishes for much counubial bliss. rbs groom IS well known mining eBxinser of Fl PaSo. in which city they will make their future home
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
BR. DINzDALE's STATEMENT.

hShiof JouTn1i Mnsrs
 There is n certain doctor at the hetse of a supposed gct-rieh quick min ing scheme. in this city.
 Three partners. "iegal light" that u 50 bright it sparkles like tho pure wptcrs of Granite Creek, flowing tkroSgh our brastiful city in the foot aifl~. clone Star" Dutehman. with iocs. money, that always makes legal hshts shine with greater splendor; and a pisin carpenter, who had heard of such .~hemes and the essy manner the shek~is were rsked in by them
 The description they had heard was go duszling. and the seductive yellow metal -so alluring, that they formed a combination to wrest fron the vener- able doctor the working machinery of his schsme, at once, and later os his hole in the ground"
 This combination met 10 plan aA at tack on the venerable doetor's scheme. The legal light was the first to speak a.d with much furry said "T built th. legal house in which the doetor keeps the ~orking machinery of his schsme. and know how to tear it dowr.'
 The "Lonc Star" Dutcbman said: "I give you much monies if you does. Dat 'Aole in ihe ground shines mi, gold dust. !"
 The carpenter from "Gslilee, % spurniug ihe orthodoxies of the times, said; "I have no money now, but l know how to get it on stock in that get rich quick corporation. But the carpenter from Galilee little thought there was Judas in the camp, ready to betray him.
 So they went straight to the temple of the law, saying; "we are law. .abid ing citizens leo honorable men like Bu- tu., who slew Caesar because Caesar was ambitious. In this temple of the | law there eat the emblem of "Justies with the scales in one hand, and the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
TREASURER BARR-s STATEMENT,

Editor Journal Miner;
 With referrnee to the article appear ing in the Sunday issoc of the Journal- Miner, concerning the operations of J. Waterloo Dip~dale, In the Little Brother Mining company, l heartily gay "Amenl" " but as was one of tho stockholders in The Little Brother com pany, who have fought against ths ir' r.gulsritiss of Dinsdaie from the be- ginning, and wso assisted in forcing him to ssow his hand and msnipuia. tions, do not think it fair on your part. or ox that of your assistant edi' tor, to associate me with Dinsdaie in his rascsny joibgs in the Littie Brother Mining company.
 It has always been my intention. ani as l thought, the intention of all os- 6eers of the company, to promote in every way possible the interests of all stoe kholders, but as soon as saw, some months ago. that the interests of all stockholders was not by any mesus con sidered by the majority of the board of directors, 1, at once. institnted proceed ing. to have matters straigntened out for the bepeat of myself as we'll as my friends.
 All want is fair play, and l ask the public. as we'll as all interested, to withhold judgment in th,s matter until things are settled in proper and legal manner.
 Then I will see to |, that full and complete statement is made and pub lished concerning my identification and actions with the Little Brother Mining company, from the date of it's crsanira- ton.
 Concerning the merits of the prop critics owned by the Little Brother Mining company, your informant evil dsntly knows ss much about it as ne does about the mineral knowledge Of "Carpen,cr Barr"
 Yours very truly,
 F D. BARR.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
TESTIMONY FAv0Rs BAILEY

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb. 9.-A special from Austin, Tex, says former Gov ernor D. R. Francis of Missouri was the star witness today before the Bailey Investigating committee, sad repeated in favor of Bailey.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
NO ARSENAL on ARMoRY

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Feb. 0 The Assembly committee og ways and means today made m unfsyorablo re port on rrsnsuss bili spproprating siOo, 900 for the constructions of aa arm ory and arsenal in Los Angeles, and recommended that the bili not pass.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13

Yos ess live without the Journal Miner. but why should you'
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-08
ONE MILLION
SUGAR SACKS
SEVEN HUNDRED TONS OF BAGS
BOUGHT BY HONGKONG MARU-
81 JAPANESE ARRIVE.

The T. X. X. Hongkong Maru, Cap
tain Bent. locked yesterday afternoon
at o'clock at the Hackfeld wharf from
the Orient, having left Yokohama on
December %. This morning she re-
sumed her voyage TO San Francisco.
The Hongkong Maru brought 81 Jap
anese and Chinese for Honolulu. The
japanese were at once put ashore on
Quarantine island by means Of the ten
der Pioneer.
Freight for Honolulu amounted to 922
tons, 700 tons of which are sugar sacks.
there being over 1,4OO bales of the bags,
considerably over million sacks. Cap.
tain Riley had his men hustling to get
out the cargo as soon as the yellow
flag had come down from her fore. The
vessel was not through quarantine un-
til twenty minutes after she had dock
ed.
There were five stop-over passengers
for Honolulu, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ma
caulay, Miss Macaulay and DR.. and
Mrs. T. Ninomiya. Mr.. Macaulay is
representing large commercial interests.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-08

his memory. 1t is said that every day
is a day Of judgment and IN a sense
this is true, but we can all look for
ward to that final judgment based up"
on a knowledge of all the facts, Of all
our aspirations and efforts, our sue
cesses and failures where Justice judg-
ment and mercy will control.
1T has not been customary upon the
occasion Of the death of a member Of
the bar for this Court to adjourn, but
under the circumstances and in view Of
the years and character OF our Depart
ed brother, l would move that after
the adoption Of the resolutions which
have been presented that this Court do
adjourn for the day as a tribute to
the memory Of Henry e. Hlghton."