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The sun., 1908-05-17
OBITUARY.

r91ss Ses. o.gsa% %.s shf.si ssnS dis s.s
night Of c9mplicaitiion Of disesse1 Including
reporter at Police Head0narters but was
b beesme roandsman % four we Years rs later iSss and
P Ge was promoted Co csptaincy on March Il.
TSF 81 the ss%s c.ns f be poos sana II
y chsrse g Police hssdaasis;tsTs;. On ths
weeks leave Of absence, as his health was
very poor. Soon afterward ne became. seri-
Sp sick o, " Sres.ys waHw.r sY%vs sRf v with
Lewis Stackpole Dabney, well known In
aged B7.. He was born at Fayal, the son Of
IN s the fSe
civil war he Joined the Second Regiment.
MassaShYsetts Volunteers. cavalry. az q
First Leutenant and soon afterward was
made commanding ofioer Of his company.
I, IN 1894 and 1895 he was on i ths stan Sf Gen.
Ip 1863. since which time he has, practised In
Boston. He was member Of the american
Boston, Of Which he he was & former S presidsnt. Z.
sssi S,S sSo DssapBas sna Bs1
yacht clubs. H .
law. died yesterday .of typhoid pneumonia.
sons, David H., Edwin II. Harold w. Godfrey
q. frankIin 4. Campbell and ssswart N.
I, 1867, In Orange, Nd. Graduating from the
New York University in 1870, he. was admitted
TO the bar tho same year and entered the
employ Of the Law firm OF Miller, Peckham 4
Dixon, with which he wss. connected for
twenty-five years as head OF the real estate
law department. When the firm dissolved
he began an independent practice. Mr.. Up.
dixie married Fannie Montgomery in 1850
In this city, The funeral VIII be on Monday
at 81. Thonas's Church. ManiaronecE.
Edward Mills. manager OF. an electrical
night at his residence. g wilcox place, East
Orange, OF paralysis with which he was
stricken twenty -four hours before, He was
So years. old and Ia survived by his wife and
two children, He was member Of g.. ychn's
Lodge, 7. 4. NJ. and the Hyde Park Re-
Louts 4. C9nsmillsT. who had been sus-
Friday 9s his hops, SO Macon street, Brook
nsnt Y the Masonic order and q member Of
tAs Hnien a.. teagys Club and tie CRESCENT
daughter.
Abraham Mart Cardono. leather manu-
faotHer at 26s Canal street. died last night
n the bone q hIs nsphew. Michael H. Car
isss as ss e ss1.9 son s ES f1Es ysFi g Z
who suryives him, \ :, I
The sun., 1908-05-17
.MAaMoLA.
MARMOlA. ,'C
ECONOMICAL WAY. FOR FAT
FOLKS TO REDUCE

Science has succeeded in making the re-
dtotion OF fat the easiest and simplest
thing imaginable. It has made ID easy by
rendering dieting and exercising entirely
unnecessary and simplifed 1t 30 that all
one has to do 10 visit the nearest druggist,
who, for small sum. will fill the following
prescription: ounce MarmolA, H ounce
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic, and 31f
ounces Syrup Simplex. Could anything be
more simple or inexpensive2 -,
OF this pleasant mixture one nlSt take
a teasponful after meals and at bedtime
and in week or two he or she will he los
ing from half 30 q pound Of lat O day IN
q manner 90 natural and uniform that no
unsightly wrinkles or pouches Of skin are
formed. In fact. IL eeems to melt away the
Questionable deposits OF attwhereyeP, io-
cated, on hips. abdomen, stc. :. without af-
feetine the other parts OF the body that
are not over-sAt, &C. that ID restores pro-
portion TO the figure 90 perfectt that 1t
really must be exparienoed,to be believed.
Unlike other internal remediee for exoes-
sive fat which ore mostly made up Of bit.
ing acids, this prescription has q henencial
eject upon tho stoylnach- IL rNgulabes the
bowels. And.. gtraaee 10 say, hnpr2ves the
appetite. which proves one thing. that u 10
not g n, much What you sss g ~ Ehss hsSeRss me-
prescripklon ono Ncan eat IN reason what
they please, secure IN The know wledsS that
the remedy win sse that tha food n turned
into energy and strength instsad of usslsss.
ilnsightly FOLDS of fat.
Juas one care should be Observed Bee
that tho MarmolA - ffesh- Thfs n easy, a.
1t. cories in sealed K-ounoe packages. Get
IL Ia that form and you may expcct the
Very best rr6sifts. - ,3. 8, n . & (.
The sun., 1908-05-17

vhioh children Of society people and children
Of stage favoritss performed together In
6ahoss. plays and pantomimes- Miss Eliza
beth Asqpith. the daughter OF the Prime
Minister, was tho AtAr,of the eentertainment
with Mr.. Trees daughter Felicity. Amer
loan and Enslish people formd alarge and
enthusiastic audience.
Lady Cunard has taken q small house on
Grosvenor Square for the season.
The Marquise Britieul 10 coming to London
next week. She win stay over for tho Inter-
national Horse Show.
Mrs. Hunsiker Mrs, Harold Barring. Mrs.
Leggett. Mrs Frank MaoIay and the Prin-
.sess .Hatzfeldt, haye also taken houses for
tho seeson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Watson intend
spending part Of their holiday In London.
Before returning to Warrington they will
make tour Of the Continent. Il,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin are at the
Ritz this week with .6iss Day Of New York
They wili 80 TO France presently.
The sun., 1908-05-17
FRANCE TIRED OF HIGH SPEED
NO TAKERS For HIGH POWER
MOTOR CARS IN PARIS.

Public Ownership Object Lesson in Partisan
Telephone system Omnibus Beats Are
Not Poor PeOpie-G. ID. Shaw Puzzles
tho Critics-Chalia pine's Lost Sx 900.
Special Cable Dsspa.eh to TIE Sun.
7 PARIS, May I8-A conversation which
shows how far the taste for rushing about
the country in high power auto cars is be-
coming extinct was overheard on the
Boulevard Haussmann the other day in
the Office OF an American banking firm. A
lady asked tho manager to find purchaser
for her car. for which she had paid es,s0
q month ago.
Il am sorry" replied the manager @but
have three high power cars on my hands
at the present moment. Nobody 10 buying
them now
That this is true is shown by the ex-
perienoe of an American firm which is
selling is horse-po runabout for $3.50.
This firm has sold forty-two Of these cars
since its opening last January. twelve OF
which were disposed Of in eight days. This
shows also that NO prejudice exists against
American cars among French buyers.
Sub-Seoretary Of, State Smyan says he
cannot understand why the Marquis de
/ Montebello, president Of the Telephone
Users Association, has started an agitation
for the transfer Of the service from the
Government 10 private enterprise. Yet az
a typical exhibit Of the present service It
may be said that this years telephone list.
which was due In January. reached THE
Sun Office to-day.
PARIS. May 1e.-A Newspaper here has
made an amusing test Of public honesty
by arranging with an omnibus company to
allow one Of it's reporters to take con-
duotor's place. The reporter rang up each
passenger In the usual way as he boarded
the omnibus but never demanded any fares,
contenting himself with those offered to him
spontaneously. rr
The first experiment was in the work.
the double journey showed deficit Of only
accents. or about eight passengers.
The next journey was along the Grand
Boulevafds from the Madeleine TO the
Bastle. Here Is per cent. of the passen-
gers took advantage Of the opportunity for
free transportation, most Of them being
women. The deficit proved to be % cents,
or about twenty-five passengers.
George Bernard Shaw has aG last been
introduced to q French audience by the
production Of candida at one Of the
small theatres. where the play has held the
boards for week, but is not likely to have
long run. The play has been we'll trans
lated, but except for the convenience OF the
actors 1t might a. well have been left in
English, 80 little do the Parisians under
stand II. The critics say that Shaw is
impregnated with Ib,euism. and console
themselves for their failure to comprehend
him by the recollection that the English
people themselves failed TO understand hira
either Immediately or completely.
NJ. Chalispine. the hasso Of the Monte
Carlo opera house. has returned after his
American engagement. he 10 delighted
with his reception in that country. His
only unpleasant recollection is that he in
vested 5000 in a financial enterprise and
lost the money. He says there viii be no
more playing the part Of a capitalist for
him.
The sun., 1908-05-17
! oUBAN ARArY MARK sMEN.
Rane AND PISTOL Team Ghesen for Tourna.
1, mont nm Z no UtAted states.

kRhN0 MWo ktoeoa NO0xn GuoSUR huofue-
mont I'm Z ho- UsAted states.
Special caas psspassa 10 THn SUN.
HAVANA, May ie.--The results Of the army
competition at Canaguey for'the purpose
Of selecting rife and pistpl.teanns to parti-
cipate in the national shooting tournaments
in the United States this summer were
made public to-nlRht,, hsut. Rutherford
Of the Seventeenth Infantry led In the
rifis competition, with Capt. MacNab OF the
Twenty seventh Infansxy second.
The rife team will be made up as follows:
Capts. McNab. Twenty~sevensh Infantry;
Bjornstad and Pearoe, Twenty-eighth In
fantry; Leuts. Rutherford. Fifth Infantry;
Bowman. Fifteenth Cavalry; o'Connor,
/ Engineer Corps; Steever. Eleventh In
fantry. and Leer. Ffteenth Cavalry;
sergts. Patch, Kuntke. Frankowaok and
Hocke. Fifteenth Cavalry; Carlson, Elev-
enth Cavalry; Mueller. Sturgell and Klcnk.
Seventeenth Infantry, and johnson. Twen-
ty-eighth Infantry; Corporals Burroughs
Of the Engineers Corps and Bradley Of the
Seventeenth Infantry. and Privates Bar
bour Of the Eleventh Cavalry and Landrann
Of the Seventeenth Infantry.
These distinguished narksmen will also
10: Capt. Lindsey Of the Fifteenth Cavalry.
Lieut.. Shaw Of the, Twenty-ssventh In
fantEy and Sergts. Grapdy and Anderson
Of the Twenty-eighth Infantry.
The pistol team willibe as follows: Lfeuts.
Martin Of the Fifteenth Cavalry. Burnett.
Seventeenth Infantry; Steunenberg,
Twenty-eighth Infantry. and. Alexander
Of the Engineer Corps; Sergts. Asmus
aud Grandy. Twenty-eighth Infantry;
Sutherland. Second Artillery. and Klein
Of tho Fifteenth Cavalry; Corporal PEN
neck Of the Fifteenth and Private Cardin
Of the same regiment.
These pistol shots will also be In reserve:
Capts. MAoNab Of the Twenty-seventh
and Cook, Ernest and Falk Of the Eleventh
Cavalry.
The sun., 1908-05-17
Ask PROTECTION FoR HOPS,
whie h ApparsAny Don't Need lt-Mass
Meeting in London.
Special cabls Despatch 10 TEE Sun.

Special Cobts Despatch 10 TEE Sun.
LONDON, May ie.-The demand for an
import duty Of forty shillings per hundred
weight on imported hops. "to save the
English hop industry, which is slowly being
strangled by unfair foreign competition.'
found expression this afternoon in great
demonstration In Trafalgar Square by
4o.ooo hop growers. piekers and others
engaged Ia the allied trades.
Hops are being made one Of the principal
subjects of agitation in the tariff reform
campaign. but the general impression that
foreign hops are ousting English hops is
discredited, inasmuch as the brewers are
able to use only 20 per cent. OF foreign
hops to 90 per cent. Of English.
The meeting to-day passed resolutions
demanding that the Government take
measures to prevent further reduction in the
acreage Of hop cultivation and impose an
import duty Of forty shillings per hundred
weight.
The sun., 1908-05-17
: srARr TO 0EEAN Up CONEY.
Tue BrsalEiyn Headquarters PoGioe Begin
Q Crusade st tho Resort.

nuo nko0kAyn nonuQunfJofo ROU0o BeB1n
. Crusade st tho Resort.
Following close upon the action Of the
Cpney Island Board Of Trade 10 ins,are a
oleansr Coney Island. First Deputy Police
Commissioner Baker laet night caused the
arrest CT Ave women and q man, who were
locked up on tho charge Of keeping disor-
derry houees.l The arrests were made ON
bench warrants issued by District Attorney
Clark on Thnrsday. Prisoners arrested Oh
such Q process cannot be bailed by q Mnaip-.
trate. y only supreme Court Justices oan
4 Deputy Commissioner Baker nave out n
statement In which he said that last niRht'e
MOVE was. only the first In campaign thas
10 tzitsnded 70 show that the police are
rum from State strset and not from Coney
Isiand. - It has long bsen the gossip that Z
certain poht4oian p Coney Island, Q hench.
ldo.Hith, running the Ccusy Isiand pclioe
than the actual head Of the polioe Depart
ment did. Commissioner Baker Isays he In
tends to ahow. that this rylfnor isi false by.
clsarins up; the Island.
The sun., 1908-05-17
FOUR YOUNG MURDERERS FIGHT.
Pitch Into Each Other In Jail Corri dor
After Their Conviction.

NEW BRUNswIcK, N. j.. May 1s.--John
Balog, George vilogas. Alex Majorcas and
Joseph Chesney. boys Of about twenty.
who we're convicted Thursday Of murder
in the second degree and sentenced to State
prison, had free fight In the Middlesex
county jail hero to-day when they wore
permitted to 20 out in the corridor.
The boys. who killed Michael Loyak
whom they caught him carrying pail Of
beer to some Of their girl friends, had made
DANA ging admissions on the witness stand
against each other. and recriminations
to-day led to blows and q general mixup.
All were badly battered before fellow pris-
oners separated them. Then they were
locked up in individual cells. They will
be taken to prison Monday.
Justice Bergen, sentenced Balog to ten
years and the others to twenty years each.
The sun., 1908-05-17
SUNDAY CLOSING PROBLEM.
Exhibition May Ne Opencd
ON Compromise Ptan.
Special. Gable Despatch 70 TEE sux,

Special Cable Despatch 70 TEE SUN, 80
LONDON, May 16.-The result Of the
deliberations as to whether the Franco
s-itish ez...;oition shall be closed on Sundays
is anxiously awaited, especially in France,
Such exhibitions have never yet been open
on Sundays in England, but as this one
is half French there is q strong feeling that
the French people should be considered
TO the extent at any rate OF opening the
galleries and grounds on SuYdays, even
II the Industrial sections are clbsed. I,
Return tickets for the week end from
Paris to London will be issued at IS, and IL
Is urged that the French people, especially
those Of moderate means, will not cross the
Channel II there Is only one day. available
exhibition 10 denied them on that day.
The sun., 1908-05-17
APPALACHIAN FOREST RESERVE.
senate Passes the Bin Providing for It's
Establishment.

WASHINGTON. May l6.-The Senate spent
most Of tho day In the consideration Of the
White Mountain and Appalachian forest
reserve bill and finally passed II. The
bin had bean made the special order by Mr..
Brandagee of Connecticut, Senators Hey
burn and Teller opposed 1t,
Senator Hale Of Maine served notice on
Senator Carter Of Montana that II would be
impossible In the present state Of the public
business to paes postal savings bank bill
at this session. The measure. he explained.
was too i'm portant TO pass without proper
o consideration. s
The Senate had Nittle business on hand
and after q brief executive session devoted
70 The oonfywaticn Of nominations ad-
journed untl Monday. , h. 4. \. X
The sun., 1908-05-17
COMBINE TO BEAT zAYAs.
Gomez Coauetting with Conservatives IN
Cuban Presidential Contest.

C SpeeldI Cdbc Usspdfch % The sun.
HAVANA, May i6.-Advices from the
eastern end Of the island. where Jcse Miguel
Gomez 10 campaigning for the Presidency,
indicate that the Miguelistas are openly
flirting with the Conservatives.
II they should combine with the Con-
servatives they might beat Seh6r Zayas.
the LfbeEal leeder. Otherwise it seems
certain that Zayas will win oat.
The sun., 1908-05-17

Mrs. Reid gave smal rsosptioo on Thurs-
day to introduce her nisos and also 10 csle-
brats her daughter's sugaGsmsnt 10 'ths
Hon. John Hubert Ward. Lady .AleStair
Innes-Ker. formsriy Mics Broese; the Duoh-
ess OF Roxburghe. formerly Miss May Goa
let. and Mr.. Ward were among the guests.
Mira. Glasgew gave an INFORMAL tea on
Wednesday and gathered, togsthsr many
Ameriosps TO hear delightful mnsic Mr..
McCormiok. Mrs. Cloman, Mrs. Hunsiksr
Lady Donegal. Mime. do Bills and Mr.. Van
Alsn 1wsss some Of those present. 45g
Mr. and Mrs. q. Schenly Of PifhShurG have
gone onls shooting expedition 10 Albania.
which place they have visitsd many tinnss
before 70, the Same purpose.
The chlldren's fote at Claridge's for the
benefit Of ths Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 70 Children wss . novel affair In
The sun., 1908-05-17
BRILXIANT COURT

Last nights court, which was held IN
the new ballroom Of Buckingham Palace,
was wonderfully brilliant. Tho four new
entrances were used for the first time. They
have swinging doors N fest IN height COM
posed entirely OF small panes OF mirrors.
which reflected the giitterinx tswels In fiash-
ins.liRhta with dazsling efect.. The UNI
forms Of the, Indian princes and their body
guards added briiliancy 10 the wonderful
scene. Many modified forms Of the new
Directors gown wsre WORN Mfs. Reid.
wife OF the Ambassadors, made the pressn-
tations. The principal American d6butante
was Miss Jennie Crooker OF CailfOrni2. q
niece OF Mrs. Rsad. Who woes o white crepe
gown smbrofdsgsd With psArh and fdiA-
monds. -, ,-i u 10
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
TO OPERATE STRING
The Republican Party of Arizona to Organize Chain of Newspapers
 for Future Purposes

A string of Republican newspaper all under one management, the domi. nating influence to be the late chair man of the Republican territorial commi tee-Hovsl A Smith, and Sidney Bieber of Washington, D. c.
 These lines of newspapers are to extend from Douglas, on the south, to Tucson and possibly Phoenix. So far as known. they will include the Douglas Dispatch, Bisbee Miner, Globe Republican, and the result of their negotiations at present under way in tucson will decide the plan to be adopted there Either new paper will be launched or Tucson print ing plant established. Iti is reported that the lining up of these Republican newspapers Is preparatory to placing t"em in A position to be of service to Republican party in Arizona upon the occasion of the first statehood cam, paiEn. It is a well known fact thai several Republicans have politics aspirations for senatorial houors about that time.-Tucson Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
Governor Appoints
 Fair Commissioner

James Goodwin of Phoenix is in re- ceipt of the following letter from Coy ernor Kibbey. which is seli.explans- toTy:-
 Phoenix, December ?, 1908. My Dear Slr: Many suggestions have been made to me concerning & proposed exhibit at the Yukon.Pacific exposition to be held at Seattle. Wash, next year of minerals and mineral ores oi Arizona.
 The matter has seemed to have as- stunned more definite shape under your direction than by any one else and l appreciate the interest you have taken in the matter.
 The legislature has m sde no provi- sion whatever for that or any other exhibit at the Yukon-Pacific exposi- ton, and there is DO law by which authority can be given to any one to represent the territory either in the collection and transportation of the exhibits or their care and display there.
 am pleased, hoSeyer, to designate you, as do hereby, an honor able commissioner to that exhibi- ton to collect and display there the various mineral exhibits ths territory.
 Of course, you understand that this carries with 1t no legal au- thority or powers, but is to be tak- en simply as an approval of the proposal to make such an exhibit.
 Yours truly,
 JOSEPH II. kIBBEY, Governor of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
From Thursdays Daily.

Court will toe in session until the middle of January. The prospec are that the trial jury will be kept in ser vice here until after the holidays.
 Alien R. English, accompanied oy hls wife, is Tombstone visitor today [ om Bi.hee on court business.
 Edward W. Land is an the county seat visitor from Benson.
 0. Edward Selze,, general agent oi the State Life Insurance Co.,, is in the city in the interests of his company. Dr. ] F. Bacon is in Los Angeles and writes that Judge Reilly Is still weak bu, hopeful of gaining strength The Judge Is 7S years of age and hi: recupera,ion is naturally slow, but the friends of the pioneer hope for hit early recovery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
CONCERNING ARIZONA
President Promises Cameron the Pen With Which He Will Sign State
 hood Bill for Arizona

\ Washington dispatch says: The commissions of Thomas c Tillottson, as register of .he land office and Rob ert Kellshim as postm msster at Ros- we'll, New Mexico; Ira o Wetmore as postmaster at Csrrizozo, New Mexico; Frank H Parker as register and Chas F Arnold as receiver of the Phoenix land office have been issued
 Governor George Curry today es corted Delegate-elect Ralph Cameron of Arizona to the White House and the President promised Cameron the pen with which he signed the Arizona Statehood bill, Il it passed congress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
Rescue Hose Company
 Wifi Give Grand Ball

The Rescue Hose Company will ob-- serve their time honOred custom of giving a New Year Dance on Decem- Der 3lst For the past 2S years the Rescue company have observed this date for their annual dance: and it is needless to add that each event was a most successful one. At the recent meeting of the company a committee of five was appointed AS follows: Sam Garrett, Bert Mscia, Ray Swain, Sam Watt and Tbos. Cowsn were named to arrange for the coming event, and the naming of this committee is a guar. an.ec .ha. the 18th anniversary and annual dance will be the equal of the twenty-eight which have preceded it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
END OF THE WORLD
Spangler Makes Prediction That the Great Day of Judgment Will
 Arrive December 27th.

Decem Der Is to be stenaou: month, fl the prophecies of Lee J. Spangler, York direiul prophet and soothsayer, meet with fulfillment. According to hir1 no less a catastrophe than the end of the world is to tsl C place on tie latter part Of the month, probably on Sunday, December P. However, it may take place a week earlier, Sunday, December 20, snd thus afford an economic solution of the Christmas present problem. Some terrible things that will immediately precede the end of the world are de- scribed by SPsngler in an alarming fashion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
From Fridays Daily.

Fred Friedwald IS again m Tomb stone after an absence Of several months on prospecting tour and is receiving the cordial greetings of old time friends.
 Public Examiner W c Foster ar rived today from Phoenix on an official yisit and will examine the books of the various county officials for his yearly report.
 The chairs for the new moving p'c- ture show which is to be established in the Mauldin Jewelry store have arrived, and tt is understood the new hea,r" will be opened next week.
 Cards are out announcing A grand social dance to be held at Gage Hal on Tuesday evening next. Music vii he furnished by Messrs. Sciolino Wan rooy and Halsmuda, three visiting musicians from Bisbee. !
 Gen Supt G Hawks and Sup r B King of the E r X s W arrived il Tombstone this morning on thei special car "C!oudcroft" on trip O inspection. They returned to Bisbe this P m.
 Colonel Epes Randolph, pres dent c the Randolph lines, has gone to tn City of Mexico for short visit. Tn report that the Colonel was i'll an was taking this trip for his health said to be without foundation, as tn trip is one of business.
 A civil service examination for raj way mail clerks will be held in Tucso Janusry l3. Thele are several vacaI cies to i'll and it is expected th, there will be big class to take u examination.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-12-13
PAY YOUR TAXES NOW
Beware of the Delinquent List Which Goes Into Effect Next Tuesday
 Morning. Dec. 18th

Those who have not paid their county taxes at the close of business next Monday will go on the delin- quent list. There will be no holding open of the books and no payments will be received nunc pro tune at any time after that date. According to the understanding of tax collectors in this territory taxes vent delinquent ou the second Monday of December, but the treasurers usually gave lag gards week in which to catch up. According to the decision of Judge Kent last spring taxes may be paid up to the third Monday. That comes so late though that the list cannot be kepf open a day longer ii the accounts of the treasurer are to be got iu shape by the first ot the year.