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the funny men say Not only did the
Coquelin 60 to gee Rostand, but 50 did
Jean Coquelin and other actors who
were I'd appear in the. play, which once
was announced surely for 1905
"A part Of the time since then Rcstand
has been Ill, but now that the acute ill
mesa has passed. and with II anxiety over
the poet, the irrepre ssibles are ready to
jolly him and themselves over the long
deferred piece. in which another able
and much liked actor. Nine. Simone Le
Bargy, az che then was. was to have q
part, She has since had time 10 change
her name. A
The cause Of the nsw outburst is a, re-
newed promise that @ChAnticleer' is COM
ing this season. Says one theatrical
wEter: Not Phineas Fogg returning
on the stroke OF the clock from his round
tn The world voyage was e received ,tn ys aa with
lin when he cofnes upon the stage ct
last after his voyages around 'Chsnti-
cleer." =
Coquelin, who can still draw crowds
whenever he reappears as Cvrano, as he
has this season. says that he knows the
first two acts OF 1Chanticieer' and cart
Of the third. that the costumes are under
discussion and good things are on their
wey. The lane may be turning,
The big hats OF tho women aud the ef-
forts to lessen the nuisance at the theatres
have set the historians at work. They
have unearthed rule adopted by the
director Of the Opera IN November. l77e,
,forbidding access 20 that theatfe 70 women
with other than moderate coiffures.
!, lt was Of no avail, But in 1880. when
Marie Antoinette had lost much OF her
hair and began TO address herself to
greater moderation Of coiffure. the lesser
coffYure became the mode.
With the elemental quality which some
times characterizes this polished people
I,ofhodia eSclaime. Let ins hope mat
our smart ones may. not await sifuilar
events 10 reduce their hsts TO reasonable
proportions,
Verify the old things shall pass, and
Paris is losing it's long exemption from
the. dictum. Many are the things that
are gone or changed even since so recent
a time as when your elder brother spent
mis- sabbatioai year in Gaui, before the
skyscfaper assailed the dominance Of
the Arc de Triomphe.
A little time more II the threatening
agitation gains way and the book lover,
the poor student. the dilettante. the mere
drearners Of curiosity seekers may no
longer cross Louis XIV.'s Pont Royal
from the Tuileries gardens and begin
a march among the old booksellers Of
the quays.
so disagreeable as TO demand that these
oasyRoinE, useful and entertaiping mer-
ohants be hanished from theft long IA
miliar haunts Shades OF the literary
fathers whose musty footprints mark
ki,-1S ard Lnnyr M seaa0n lonR the Yipe
oovchsi Because civic virtue Is modern
shall there be no more cakes and ale?
Why, With these men with their cluTnsy
fiat closets gone, returned wanderer
might well lose hie life leaning over the
parapet Of the quays 70 zee II the Seine
had swallowed them.
A proposition has been made. not in
The sun., 1908-12-13

States Immediately endangered to COM
bat further aggression.
To stop this ADVANCE. for one reason,
servia and Montenegro would risk their
existence. IL would seem. In an effort to
unite; and England, leading the anti
German campaign. encourages the Juno
tIon, which would out Oh Austria from the
frontier Of Turkey and thereby form
civilized buffer State between them.
England, because Of her sympathy with
the Turks and her declared sense Of Jus
tice. has proposed that this union Of the
little States shall be accomplished; not
however. at the expense of Turkey, but
that Austria shall surrender a narrow
strip Of Bosnia. OF course Austria will
The sun., 1908-12-13
ASLICB or TURKEY At STAKE
TIE SANDJAK OF NOVIBAZAR
EUROPE,S STORM CENTRE.

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Bottled Up seFvfa end Montenegro Weuld
Like 70 Diyid5 THE Strip Of Terri
tofy--TuFkey Net Unwtlitag PeFheps
Austria IN the Wsy % Partition.
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tne saa,sI pu. ~ ,a,,s os,ss
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it n,Se ''o ~. 80. - ~ Avs,,isn Go,,s.a1
way oI - s.kI.S a. ri-s,s,e -. - ~.
pon i.na th.,n ss,vea ,boneh nsrhsrs
roua..s sseas,,- 80
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SaASan. no s1,h s,stss ss.,Jst ns
mue.ennSro nave hes,, snt,ons n oores
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u...s 80 ,hAs dsn.sr sca, n th;s os -
y, ~ %ev,d Ia shis s,o-th srsst ,,,a;sosia,,
- T",t.n v h.s;da whioh even tha Tmrcn-
p,,..r;sn hordar, vbere mora then
20 90 Tr,,tsh trnors. are concantrased
he. tskAn .econd nlaoe.
tn. s;t,,st;x,, crynea ont NJ the foIlovins
:, ,,rc,,yosts nceS. For two or three hundred
- ~ MnntnneSr;ns an behaH ~
80 ,.,,h thA other seTbs about them.
- w.r a oa;nst the T,,Y,xa. ,,ntiI f,nalIv
~ A.. .,a ~ ys,saia In 1A17 Rosnts ana
Ha--sgovina 400 vsre Bberated a6d servia
hsasnaS an ,ndsnsndent STATE Hnt a
osnsaaanca - ,hs povarsy Who nro,estad
:, p,,ssis = soh,aon ~ the o,ast;on IA
-is.d the Treatv of BArBn. bv which
80. r.,s;vad a mandate to nscifv The
arov;ncss ~ Bosnia and Herzegovina.
"a ,hn so,,d fst ~ Nov;bazar ,alone With
IA ssrvis WIS siyan back 70 the adj
mi,;strstion % ~ the Turks.
Ths Austrians eecured the privilege Also
80 orT,,nviuo with troops coiointiS with
,hs T,,rIs the sand,ak. tbe obiect ~
'.nstr;a n xro,,,d annear now beine n
800, - ~ the anton ~. the little siav States
f,,;.. -. .,,h;tions not onJv IN cor,a
A., h,,t ~ s6p.r The other slay
.ssr;,ar;ss. vb;oh the dual monarchv
,bsn took over to administer and has 90
.aen .aeant,n d. anns,.d
Wantsnaoro Was the batter osf os ths
,nn co. ~ ,,osssased At least ONE free
w.. | nn tha roast ~ the Adriatio h,t
so,,,;. ,vss as the nhrase ooes bottlsd
30 Sha turned at.ent;on thar 70 Mo-
ario ~ ,shich it vas tho,o oht the MosIsn,
,sn,,Ia snrns dsy have "a leava and hsgan
>nn,,sn "u nanSs vi,h S;sw 10 ohts;nia.
:, ,br hrasSn,, ~ T,rksv a str;o -
,s,ntr,, L scs,ss a,d Ssrvia and the y,isvst
- Ma1.s,sr dorrn to the Eee.n No
,r,,rk Tas rsvivsd and Iustria has
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deed to suppress them but to re:egate
them to the purlieus OF the exterior boule-
wards and coop them up, these outdoor
men and women. In long abandoned
covered markets OF Tar south ltalie, the
heights Of Belleviile or the base Of Mon
Market! Could the Great Reformer be
more drastic were they all Stewarts ana
France yielded Arizonas?
r Vel. they haven't gone yet, but they
regard the suggestion as presenting q
question of life or death for them and
are fighting it accordingly.
One Of the projects In the air tending
toward modernization finds no sent-
mental opponents. 1t ID the proposal
which comes up now and again for the
elimination Of the fortlications, now
chiefly useful through their grills for
octroi collections The State is willing
to sell parts of them or all Of theu to the
city and to extend tho time Of making
payments; and the discussion Of what
anllld be done with the land and space
tLs acquired. with that OF the open
space-once a military zone@o outside
them, whereon it has been forbidden to
erect buildings or anything more than
one story shanties for nearly three hun
dred meters outside the o,d Notifications
themse yes goes on perennialy.
The serious talk i Of purchasing only
a section Of this ,ancien fortifiee at
present and OF converting It into parks,
Fairgrounds and other air space and
largely eliminating the Apache element
which, infests the exterior boulevard
region, occasionally working down
toward the centre Of the oity; but plans
are outlined for the disposition OF the
whole territory thus TO be acquired, very
likely in time. which would enable one
more remarkable Transformation OF this
wonderful capital and add new booic-
wards.
The " hole>territory Is not only Apache
but Choctaw or Greek to too many OF
the visiting automobilists, who little stis.
pect the beauties to be seen from some OF
the smooth and little freouented outer
boulevards or at sunrise from the Pare
de Montsouris'
That rare man Clemenoeau, who would
surely have been an American had he
not been French. puts one on his best
friends and supporters occasionally, even
in high Office, apparently TO keep in prao-
tice. He is alw ays a delight and you hear
no more about how quickly they, are
going to overturn him. he has whipped
too MANY into line.
The other iay some Of the elected repre-
sentatives Of the oity called upon him e
resent demand for some further muni.
cipal rights. The spok kesman observed
that he, NJ CIe1nenoeau. should surely
favor the demands, inasmuch as he him;
self when q member OF the munlclpS1l
embo1ying these same demands! The
speaker etartei TO repeat Clemenceen's
speech on that occasion. when the Premier
interrupted him: !.
The sun., 1908-12-13
quick witted rrssants.

From He hoRtos Cup star. 81
When two truants meet two attendance
officers SIS G case OF Greek meeting Greek
--the quickest wits or the fastest legs win.
j. O. Erskine and j. d. Thompson met
two trranta on q street oorner'not far from
the City Hall yesterday afternoon.
WHATS the vacaticn'' Mr.. Tbomason
asked a
.osE.ssa sat ae %as %sarns ns iE SSy
kerchief to protect his .eafs from the cold.
aSee this here bandhgef I'm .soin' to
ths y Jas Hal z H. sef E.ss ss s.asa IL. other
fhe boy showed a tiny red spot on the
side OF his neck. ~ :
The attendance ofneerB decided that 10
was % late In the afternoon that arreete
wouldn . be necessary.
Quick Eite. had Won,
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/. Parker, Smith e. Ca
%, sS, so Ks,f ,4i1 81.
Bsfpss Byuadpey a ttfh Aps.
Williams news., 1908-07-04
SPECIAL NEWS LINERS
Horses for sale at Lapb's corral Come early and get your pick.

Come early and get your pick.
 z C. Morris can supply you with door and window screens that fiji, and at reasonable prices.
 When you need fresh fruit or vegetables ring up phone 4,5. w. make a speciality of them
 HILL x KENNEDY.
 While in Ash Fork stop at the American Chinese restaurant. Best meal in town Satisfactory service, and d square meal guaranteed.
 Mrs M Scott, trained nurs. Family sewing done promptly anc neatly. and work guaranteed. In quire at residence of Mrs Geo. L. Barnes. near electric light plant or address postoffice box 275.
 FOR SALE.-16 foot double can. vas boat, in splendid condition Very suitable for river or lake use such as hunting or prospecting Full particulars. Box 2S, Grand Canyon, Arizona.
 Thomas Hall, the piano tuner writes that he has heen dela yed or his trip 10 Williams by unexpected business. and that he will he here early in the week. Wait for him
Williams news., 1908-07-04
Notice to Owners of Stock

All stock hereafter found roam ing the streets within the corpora te limits of the town of Willia ms will be placed in the city pound, and may be redeemed by paying the required fee for impounding same. The ordinance relating to this will be strictly enforced.
 c. S. PATTERSON,
 Town Marshal. Williams, July 6, 1908.
Williams news., 1908-07-04
Williams Property for Sale

Having decided to leave Willia ms l offer for sale all my property, in- cluding the following:
 Five room house and lot in mill town.
 Two houses and five lots in ,Taber addition.
 Lodging house and four Lots on Railroad avenue.
 Some lots and parcels of land in William ms.
 For further particulars call on or address, me.
 MRS. s B. TABER, Williams, Ariz.
Williams news., 1908-07-04
-coca< Hews
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST

~OCU< H6WS INTEREsr The hoard of supervisors met at Flagstaff Wednesday.
 Pa' Gavin has gone to Flagstaff where he has employment.
 "Scotty" McDougall was a husi- ness visitor at Ash Fork Thursday. The largest supply of base ball goods in northern Arizona at
 HILL & KENNEDY's.
 Supervisor Ken nedy attended the meeting of the board at Flagsta if Wednesday.
 The Majestic Theater people in- tend to move to Flagstaff the first of next week.
 L. s. Williams departed Thurs. day for San Francisco, on profes- sienal business.
 Mrs. Dr. Rounseville returned home Tuesday evening from her visit at Prescott.
 Contractor Button has begun work on the addition to the rear end of the bank building.
 Sashes doors. frames and all in. terior finish given prompt attention by Morris, the sash and door man. E. J. Nordyks is filling the posi- tion of agent at the local depot during the illness of MT. Victor.
 The city is full of Supai sqnaws and bucks. the noble red people having come in as early as Thurs day.
 Ernest Scott. who has been tend ing bar at the Keystone Monogram alonn for SO long. is enjoying a vacation.
 Anyone wishing secret detective work done. or anyone wanting bad debts collected. should address box 4O4. Williams, Arizona. Prompt and efficient services guaranteed.
 While Williams only celebrates two daya-Friday and Saturday y there will be a good time here Sunday, too.
 John Campbell. the painter. and Edward Heedland engaged in 8 fstic encounter on the strects Mon. day. Campbell was fined $1O OO
 Remember, we order for you al publishers prices any paper or book published Hill & Kennedy
 The new tower and tank of the Williams Water Works have been put into commission. and the efficiency of the service somewha increased.
 Williams ia this week a "city among the pines" without doubt large number of pine trees hay. ing been planted along the streets and other places.
 The Saginaw & Manistee Lum. her Company closed down it mill Thursday evening in order to per- init its employees to celebrate on the Third and Fourth.
 Chas Lindstrom, mayor of Camr 3. came in Thursday to remain until after the celebration. The camps have adjourned and all the boys will be in the city.
 The NEWS has placed a number of past due accounts in the hands of E. P. Swarts for collection and has authorized him to collect ga me Those upon he may call can pay him and take his receipt.
Williams news., 1908-07-04

The United Verde Go. at Jerome sent it's employees to Prescott to celebrate the Forth, paying their fare both ways. This action of the Verde's was a commendable and patriotic one.
Williams news., 1908-07-04
Williams, and that such franchise

w lllla ut, anu tuAS buCu ITduSnIsc be granted. '~.-
 And the said Grand Canyon Electric Light and Power Company hereby guarantees and agrees that if said franchise be granted, it will within six months from and after the granting of the ga me. and with ut unnecessary delay commence he construction of said water works and thereafter continue the construction of the sa me until com nleted without any unreasonab able delay; and that the rates to he thereafter charged for water and the furnishing of the same shall not at any time exceed the rates heretofore charged for the same service in the Town of Flagstaff, first after its issue of bonds for 6 water works system in that town md that the rates to be charged for electric lights and power shall not exceed those now being charged for the same service by the said company,
 Respectfully,
 GRAND CANYON ELECTRIC LIGHT
 AND POWER COMPANY. By
 Attest:
 V. H. MELICK, F. A. MELICK.
 it's Secretary. it's President. Corporate Seal
 And Whereas. said common council deems the granting of such franchise beneficial for such muni- .ipal corporation, the said Town # Williams;
 Now, Therefore, be it resolved " the mayor and common council # the said Town of Williams, that he common council of the said Town of Williams deems the grant ing of such and the aforesaid fran chise beneficial for such municipal corporation, the said Town of Will. Hams, and that the question as to whether said franchise shall be granted or not. said common coun- cil shall submit, and does hereby submit to the qualified voters of such municipal corporation, the said Town of Williams, to be voted npon and determined by them ct | special election to be duly and legally called for that purpose; and that this resolution shall be spread upon the minute records of this common council.
 And be it further Resolved; That aspecial election tc vote upon and determine the proposition and question as to whether said above mentioned franchise shall be grant. ed or not. and to submit said ques- tior to the qualified voters of the Town of Williams, be and the same is hereby called and ordered ny the common council of said Town of Williams, such election to he held ins the Town Hall of said Town of Williams, between the hours of eight o'clock in the fore. noon and six o'clock in the after noon on the 3rd day of August. 4. D., 1908. and that the town clerk give proper notice thereof.
 Upon motion of Mir. Buggeln, seconded by MT. Jones and carried, the resolution was adopted by a unanimous vote of the common council.
 On motion of Mir. Buggeln, sec onded by MT. Caufman, meeting adjourned.
 H. L. APHoLD,
Williams news., 1908-07-04

 sitting as a board of equalization Monday and adjourned the same evening until July 6. It will he in session for the next twenty days. as required by law. If you have any kick coming you had better get move on you, for it will be 'oo late after July 20.
 George Baumgartner came in this week from the Cataract can von country, where he has been building a dam for a MT. Robin son. George looks cOnsidera bl V un-burned. hut the outdoor work surely agreed with him. for h. never looked better in his life. L. J. Olson. the dry goods man tt Poison Bros, will leave Tuea- lay for a four weeks outing trip He will travel horseback. going first to Flagstaff and from ther. down through the Verde country. During his absence Mrs. A. H. Harrell is filling his position.
 The Card Club ladies met at the home of Mrs Fred Smith Thurs lav afternoon. Refreshments were served and the afternoon was spen, very pleasantly. Mrs. A. G. Rounseville won the high prize while the consolation prize went tc Mrs Evans.
 District Attorney Henry F. Ash. urst was down from the county seat Tuesday on legal business. MT Asharst could not celebrate witt us this year, he having promised to deliver the Fourth of July ora tion at Prescott today (Saturday.)
 We save you money when yo, let us make your ice cream, punch or sherbet. Your patronage solic tied and satisfaction guaranteed.
 HILL & KENNEDY.
 Hugo Victor, Santa Fe loca agent, has been confined to hii room during the past week with z severe case of humps. He is re ported somewhat improved today hut it will be several days before he is' able to resume his duties.
 Mrs. Robert Postle and Mrs. - Wing will leave for tbeir homes ir San Francisco tomorrow. Tn, ladies have been visi'ing in Will jams for the past two weeks witf the husband and son of the former
 Attorney X. N. Sleeves departed yesterday for well earned vaca tion along the coast, and may de eide to go as far north as Portla nd Oregon. His stay will depend upoI the amount of pleasure in sight.
 Dr. E. B and Robert Perrin ar rived in Willia ms Wednesday nigh and departed Thursday on No. for San Francisco. The Messrs Perrin have been in Washington and New York for some time.
 Patsy Hollihan. the Ash Forl business man, came over yesterda, morning. and will be found on tn firing line until after the big doin are over. Patsy is always a vel come visitor in Williams.
 The Junior Epworth Leagu gave an ice cream social at tn M. E church Thursday evening . An interesting program was ren dsred and general good time hat by those who attended.
 Built in china cabinets. book eases and all odd work quickly an, neatly done hy z c Morris, sasl and door factory. P. O. Box 18s E L. Kolb. of K,lb Brother the photographers of Grand Can yon. arrived in the city Thursda, to celebrate the Fourth. He re ports business very good at tn Canyon.
 Kingman and Prescott are botl celebrating the grand and gloriou Fourth. Hope the people are en toying themselves as much as they had come to Williams.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-27
OF
THAW-WH|TE PLAY
COMPANY limited
Grand Jury Rumored to Have
Acted in "Millionaire's Re-
yenge' Case.

1t is understood that the Grand Jury
has found true bills against some of
the persons arrested in connection with
the production of the play 1.-THE Million
aires Revenge" taken from the Thaw
tragedy. 1t was recently produced at
a local theatre and stopped by the
police.
One of the prosecutors staff called at
the city clerks office today and pro-
cured the bill-posters of the show,
which were rejected by the advertise
ment committee of Common Council.
The play was put on at the Columbia
Theatre Monday, March 8. Chief Cor
bitt sent several men to the show and
the performance was stopped and Man
ager George Jacobs. of the theatre:
Manager John f. Pearsall, of the COM
pany; Harold Fosburg, who played
Harry Daw; Louis c. Miller, who por-
trayed Stamford Black, n Miss Gay
Rhea, who played Kate McElroy, a
study of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, were
taken in custody on warrants, sworn
out by Captain Michael ]. Ryan, of the
First Precinct.
Manager Pearsall was held in 81, 500
bail and the others in $1,000 bail a
Assistant Prosecutor Mott, who is
acting during the illness of Prosecutor
Young, today admitted that he had sent
for the bill-posters, and added: you
can draw your own deductions from
that
Violation of the crimes act. under
which the arrests were made, is a mis-
demeanor. The prosecutors staff has
been busy accumulating evidence, and
it is said the case will be prosecuted
with the utmost vigor, should an in
dictment be returned. Manager Jacobs
is still in this city, and the authorities
know of the whereabouts of the man
ager and members of the company,
whom, the prosecutor has been assured
by their bondsmen, win be present If
wanted.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-27
BOARD OF WORKS
APPROVES WATER
DISTRICT SCHEME
HinchIiffe Bills Plan and Scope
Gets Endorsement of
Commissioners.

Senate bill No. 244. introduced by
Senator H~inchliffe. was approved by
the Board of Works yesterday as to
plan and scope. but the board reserved
the right to suggest changes in detail.
This bill provides for the creation of
a water district under State control,
so that the water, from the proposed
reservoir at PomDton can be sold to
the various municipalities in the dis
trict.
The bill was prepared by the State
Water Supply Commission, and its aim
is to place all the potable water in the
hands of the State. In the proposed
district is embraced Essex, Morris.
Bergen, Passaic and Hudson counties,
and the bill provides that the reservoir
shall be erected by bonds issued as
liens against the reservoir or the dis
trict, preferably the former.
This bill. it has been claimed by the
Water Supply Commission, will not in
terfere with Newark's right in her own
water shed proper in the Pequannock
Valley section, and the city will not
have to pay for water from Its W
sheds until the maximum of 90 OO,0 900
is reached.
The House bill introduced by Assem-
blyman Martin, giving municipalities
the right to acquire conduits and have
wires underground, was also approved.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-27
FORMER NEWARK
PASTOR DIES AT
INDIANA HOME
Rev. Or. Charles N. Sims, Once
Syracuse Chancellor, Was Z
at st. Panl's.

The Rev. DR.. Charles n. Sims. a
former pastor Of st. raurs Methodist
Episcopal Church Of this city, and who
was chancellor OF Syracuse University
for the twelve years Immediately pre-
ceding Chancellor James r.. Days eiec-
ton - that office, died today at his
home. IN Liberty. Ind. aged 70 years.
DR.. SIMS was born in Fairfield, Ind,
was educated at Asbury University and
took his masters degree at Ohio Wes-
leyan University. In 1861 he was e .ect-
ed president of Valparaiso Qnd) Male
and Female College. In 1862 he en-
tered TIE Indiana Methodist Confer
ence and held several pastorates. He
was later pastor of churches i'll Bal
timore and Brooklyn. Thirty years ago
he was pastor of st. Paul's in this city.
In 1881 he was elected chancellor of
Syracuse University, and was succeeded
by DR.. lanes r. Day in 1893. From
1898 to 1899 he preached at indianapolis.
He then returned to Syracuse as 9
pastor, and in 1904 took charge of q
church at Liberty. Ind.