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Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

| In statement tonight however. her counsel denied that Mrs. William Thaw. Harry's mother. had taken any part in the proposed separation. Dur ing the day Col. Franklin Bartlett. counsel for the elder Mrs Thaw made a statement in which he said there Twas no truth in the reports that de- tectives employed by Mrs. William Thaw had 3ad her daushter-in in-law under surveillance for months
 A. RusselL' Peabody. personal coun- sel for ThSw. went to Matteawan. where Thaw is confined. and after a talk with his client returned to the city and late today by appointment met Daniel O'Reilly. one of Thaw's former attorneys, who is now counsel for Evelyn Thaw. The conference eX- tended well into the evening. At it's conclusion O'Reilly said: The papers will be served on Bartlett tomorrow by me as counsel for Evelyn Thaw for an annument of the marriage. on the ground that at the time of the mar riage. April 4. 1905. Harry Thaw was insane and did not know what he was doing
 Peabody said: Today visited Thaw and told him of the intention of his wife. He is willing to defend the suit" Peabody added thar his client, when appraised of his wife's intentions made no comment. except to declare that he was sane at the time of his marriage and expressed a willingness to meet the issue. Asked whether Mrs. William Thaw was active in the plan ned litigation, Peabody replied No, she is not" O'Reilly said that des- pite his announced determination to defend the suit he believed that Thaw would put no serious obstacles m the way of the separation; if for no other reason, for the gratitude he felt to- ward his wife for the aid she had rem dered him when he was on trial.
 Both lawyers emphatically denied that Evelyn Thaw had been followed by detectives of that she had made any demand upon her husbands mOth- CT for a money settlement. It is un- derstood by the attorneys that Mrs. Thaw will depend upon the evidence of insanity introduced at the last trial of Thaw to prove that he was mentally incompetent at the time to legally con- tract marriage. Should this be estab lished the case will be won for the plaintiff providing there Is not intro- duced in the defense that Thaw re- covered the full possession of his fac ulties and by continuing the marraige relation gave validity to the original contract. This point the attorneys would not discuss tonight.
 II is pointed out that Thaw. though committed to an asylum as having been insane at the time he killed White. has not been declared insane at the present time. Whether the matter Of insanity will be determined before the trial is not known.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
LARGEST PUMPING
 PLANT IN ARIZONA
installation of More Machinery in the Lower Levels of the Tombstone Con- solidated Properties

The first consignment of new pumps to be installed on the 1000 foot level of the Big Shaft of the Tombstone Consolidated Company consisting of three car loads. arrived last Saturday, says the Tombstone Prospector. A force of mechanics. under Master Me .chanic Sam Garrett. was put to work at once on them. getting them in read mess to be placed in the lower level The station has been cut for the pumps and has been ready for some time. The new pumps are of the Prescott make, the same as those now installed and al work on the 600.700 and 500 foot levels. Two Of these pumps are to be placed on the 1000 foot level They will each have a capacity of handling 1900 gallons per minute and will pump from that level direct to the surface. When the new pumps are in operation the company will be in condition to handle 10000 900 gallons every twenty four hours if occasion should demand it. which will be the largest pumping plant in Arizona The company does not expect to handle this amount of water, but it will be amply prepared, should an immense flow be encounter- ed. At the present time thSpumps in the mine are handling about four and half million gallons daily. The op- eration of the company's various shafts has continued uninterruptedly and the mill continues to crush aver 20V tons daily with good results. At the Emer- ald the outlook is most encouraging. The extent of the copper ore that was discovered some time ago has not yet been determined. The winze that is being sunk from the S00fOOt level is still in ore and there has been no di- minishing in the width of the ore body.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
COLLECTING TOGETHER
 Ihf Dt RATTAN fSIAIE
The Chicago Administrator and Rus sian Consul After the Arizona Part of it

Judge J. NJ. Burnett. as attorney for c. T.. Driscoll, administrator of that Iart Of the estate of the man. woman, Nicolai De Raylan, found in this 5erri
 tory un the death of De Raylan, yes tcrday received a letter from Rock hold & Busch. attorneys for Baron Sc.Illppenbach, the imperial Russian consul at Chicago and A. E. Morrison, who fad been appointed administrator of the estate there. As is known the consul had made proof of the heir slil of Serephena Terletski of Kiev, Russ the mother of De Raglan.
 The Chicago attorneys inquire what steps are necessary in order 10 have the estate here closed and the dis tributive paid oyer to Baron Schlip- pcntach for the heir As the consurS right to demand, receive and receipt for the distributive share, the attor- neNs cite Judge Burnett to three cases enc of which is in re Iartagiio. Ia Mise. N. T., 245. A copy of the de- ci: :on in this case is sent, as it is alr legeo to be directly in point. In many respects the decision has a bearing on the Tognascioli case which is now be- for the '-IuTt of this county and for ;Eat reason the decision is, reproduced in substance. It was held that the consul general of Italy had power and authority under the treaSy with that country to maintain affirmatively the rights of his countrymen in any court having Jurisdiction and had a rignt to
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
THE TEST OF TIME
A Bit of History-Showing How Honest Goods and Honest Efforts Have
 Succeeded.

For more than thirty years Cham. beriain's Cough Remedy has con. stantly gained in favor and popular ity until 1t is now one of the most staple medicines in use. and has an enormous sale. Every industry has its pioneer days. and 1t is during these struggling times that its worth and merits are tested The early bis tory of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy shows that except in point of merit. 1t had no more hope Of success than other similar preparations. which were put on the market at the same time. but were never known outside ot their own locality. and have long since ceased to be manufactured. Step by step. each successive year, as It's su- perior excellence becomes more wide ly known, 1t has been gradually gain ing in favor , Taken first, perhaps. on trial by some family. who found 1t good. 1t was recommended by them to a neishbor; they in turn passed 1t os to other friends, and for over thirty years its reputation has In this manner been spreading until 1t has reached the utmost corners of ths earth. Science ,snd advanced medi- cal authorities during all Of this time have failed to produce better rem edy for coughs. colds. and croup. and today Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is enjoying the largest sale of any similar preparation ob the market This success can be attributed to no other cause than It's sterling worth. No matter how much prominence an article may receive through the me dlum Of advertising. it mast be trust worthy to sold the confidence of the public. In thousands Of homes this remedy Is the main reliance of par ents in attacks of crouP. Not only does 1t give prompt relief. but it is 30 pleasant to take that children like it. and it contains nothing that Is in any way injurious
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
HEART TO HEART TALK
With a Young Mother.

Good morning. I'n so glad to see you. How are the children? What's the trouble BOW? Seems like they have been siek all winter. First scar let fever. then diphtheris aRd now 1t Is whooning cough. Well. you have had your hands full to be sure. but do you know l believe you could have warded eff some oi those diseases Oh mol I'm not accusing you of neglecting your children: you're too good a mother to do that know your new nelghb bors brought scarlet fever. but doh't your remember the hard colds your children had just when they came7 Now listen a moment: that has had more to do with t than you think. Your children we're then par tieulariy susceptible to disease germs oB account of their lowered vitality Eminent physicians now agree that children would not be nearly so likely 10 take scarlet fever, diphtberia. whooptng cough or any of the catch ing diseases if every cold were doe tered when it first makes its ap- pearance You have noticed that when two children are exposed to some contagious disease at the same time often one of them will take it and the other will not Well. that is just the reason. one child had a cold and the other did not. never allow . cold to run tvsnty-f0ur hours with out attention. You say you don't have &uy confidence in cough medicines! You have not used the right one yet. Just try Chamberlsin's Cough Rem sdy and you'll change y5ur mind. Of course you have heard of it. It has been on the market for thlrtyfivs years. No. indeed. 1t won't hurt the children There is nothing In 1t that will inJure your little baby. Get bottle of 1t while you are up town and you will find that your children will not eatch everything that comes along.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
Cold. and creup h Children.

My little girl Is subject to colds. says Mrs Wm- H. Serig. No. 41, Fifth St., Wheeling. W. Va. Last winter she had a ssvere spell and terrible cough but cursd her with Chamber lain's Cough Remedy without the aid of q doctor, and my little boy has been prevented many times from hay ing the croup by the timely use cf this syrup. As soon as he shows any signs ot croup I give him Chamber lain,s Cough Remedy for three or fous days which prevents the attack
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
ABOUT COUGHS
A Cough Is Not 8 Disease, But
 a Symptom.

By the character of the cough ve are greatly aided in determining the nature of the disease that causes 1t
 A dry hacking cedgh is usually caused by an irritation Of the mucous membrane lining the air passages of the throat and bronchial tubes Cham berlaIn's Cough Remedy will sllay this irritation. The cause being re- moved there will be no mo-s cough lag.
 When the cough is dry, loud and so- norous it indicates that you have tAk- ep cold. Taxe a double dess of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, bathe the feet in hot water, take a cathartic and go to bed and you can cure a cold in one night
 When the cough is spasmodic and long continued It indicates whoopins cough. and the peculiar whoop will identify the disease. This Is a dan gerous disease unless properly treat ed. More deaths result from 1t thaA from scarlet fever. Keep the cough loose and expeetoration easy by giv- ing Chainberlain's Cough Remedy as required and all danger may be avoided
 A persistent cough often follows an attack of infpsnza or grip. which is usually do to a roughness and irrita- ton of the mucous membrane lining the air passages of the throat Cham berlains Cough Remedy has proven very successful in allsying this irri- tation and checking the cough.
 When a child's cough has a peculiar ringing metallic sound. accompanied by hoarseress, it indicates an ap- preaching attack of croup. The at tack may be warded of by giving Cbambsrlain's Cough Remedy freely as directed with each bottle as soon as the cough appears.
 For . persistent cough accompanied by \ gradual loss of flesh, tired feel ing and night swests. consult phy- sician at once and have your lungs exaninsd. These are the flrst symp- toms of cons umption. and If a cure is hoped fer no time should b. lost.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

may be made of the property after the consul has received and exported it is something with which our courts have nothing to to: that is to be settled by the laws or authority of the govern ment to which the foreign subject owes allegiance"
 In the Tognascioli case the then consul. P. Corte, did not bring suit. but it Was brought by one of the heirs, though in document filed in his be- half Last Saturday it was shown that he brought the action on the authority o. the consul whose right seemed to be based on certain powers of attorney he held rather than on the treaty pro- vision.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
m.nx Mother, of !. Lik, opInIen.

Mrs Primer of Cordova. lows says: One Of my children was subject to croup of a severe type. and the giving of Ch2mberlain's Cough Reme dy promptly always brough relief. Many mothers in this neighborhood think the same as | do about this remedy and want nc other kind for their children"
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
WHAT SOME PEOPLE DO.

Some people let { trifling thing like weak nerves run along because they think it will remed" itself. If they would take SeXinc Pills in time they would save many a dollar, and be strong and able to work besides. s1 box. boxes S5. with full guaran- tee for all ferns of nerve weakness. Address or call on ElVsy G HuIett, where they sell all the principal rem edies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
4 Maine Merchant Tells Why He Recommends OhamberisIn's
 Cough Remedy.

'1 have sold Chanherlain's Cough Remedy for a number of years" says AIonze Purinten. of West Bowdoin
 Maine T do net use any other kind myself or in my faInily. l will give you R but Of experience had with this remedy myself had cough czus cd by catarrh so the doctors told me. l kept a continual hacking and when 1 KQt cold 1t vas much worse. The doctor could not relieve me and used several cough cnrex. all to no purpose. except to get my stomach ont of order. I had grown worse for two or three years aud 1t became very an- moving After I took tie agency for Chamberlain Medicines tried ChamberiRins Cough Remedy. l used half aozen botues of the Recent size and three bottles of the 6o-cent size and was thoroughly cured. | haFe not had a cough since, now go ing on two years. except when get a cold. then l take this remedy knd 1t soon fixes me all right know that my catarrh has not bothered me near so much ss before, so Of course always recommend Chamberlain's when I am asked for the best cough remedy. would have willingly given s50eo to anyone who would have cured my cough as Chamberiains Cough Remedy did"
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION
Between Stevens and Taft as to the
 Panama Canal.

Washington. March 10.-Secretary Taft said today that he did not care to comment upon the statement at Stevens of the Panama canal that the canal ,yill crove an utter failure. ex ce9t tO say that he did not agree with him as to the importance of the work. He added with smile: 'I think l am with the American people in that Niew."
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
\. s. W. GOVERNMENT.
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS.
Department of i'uslic Healt

Department of Public Health,
 New South Wales.
 Sydney. August 2. 1901. The sample of Chamberlain Cough Remedy, sealed. marked, or labelled as such, in an original bottle, rsceiy- ed 2+7-01 from the Registrar of th- Pharmacy Board has been examined. with the following results to contain none of the scheduled poisons"
 (Signee) WILLIAM M HAMLET,
 Government Analyst. The Chief Medical Officer of the Government
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

CAPE COLONY. S. A.. May II. lse4.
 Having purchased bottle of Cham herlains Cough Remedy st one of the local chemists. and analysed It's con tents. certify 1t does not contain opium or any other narcotic.
 R MARLOTH. Ph. D., N. A.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE co,
 Des Moinss, Iowa, U. S. A.
SERIAL No. 2s

Guaranteed under Food and Drug Act
 of June 30. 1906.
 The above guarantee appears OF the label and wrapper Of every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which shows conclusiYely that 1t does not contain opium or any of ths habit forming drugs named in the pure food law. and that guaranty has been filed with the Secretary of Agricul ture of Washington. D. C.
 CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE CO.
 Des MoiHes, Iowa
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
NO OPIUM
In Chamberlain's Cough Rem
 edy.

The fact that Chamberlain Cough Remedy contains no opium or other narcotic makes It particularly suit able for young children. and espe- ciaiiy so, as it can always be depended upon in eases of colts, crsup and vhooping cough, and has become ia nous for its cures Of these diseases. Mothers have for many years SO cepeed our statements that Chamber fain's Cough Remedy contains no opium or other narcotic. hut that they may be further assured of this fact we submit the following certi- rfcates
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
Cotton.

Cotton. March 1Q.6sc; May l0.67c: July 10.43c: october 9.93c. Call money 2h per cent.
 l. T. HOSEY Broker. Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Cotton. Orders on any exchange promptly executed. Phone Main 232 40 N. First St. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
ORANGE RIVER COLONY. s. A.

VCLODeT Zh, ISUt. By direction of Board of Health. 1t vas declared that Chamberlain s Cough Remedy did not contain any narcotics, and could be sold by any one
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11

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Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUCH REMEDY

according to directions. return it to your dealer and get your money back. IL Is well known fer its prompt cures of coughs. colds, and croup.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-11
EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED

If you fail to get beneficial results after using two thirds of bottle of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
RUMoRs OF ERIE TROUBLE.
Road Preparing to Negotiate Note
 Issue of Sf0.500, ,OOo.

New York March 3l.-lt was learned late this afternoon that the Erie man agement was negotiating with bankers to take q slO,5Oo,OOO note issue. One of the bankers admitted that negotiations were underway, but declared that no decision had been reached He inti- mated however, that it would 20 through and provide funds to take up the maturing note issue and care for the floating debt.
 In the absence of any announcement from the Erie directors to-day as to what will be done regarding the S5. 50O.- GOO notes due April s, Wall street was full of rumors of the possibilities of receivership for the company The consensus of opinion was that instead of selling around S3, the notes should either he selling at par or a good deal below the price quoted. Considerable criticism was heard in banking circles of the failure of the Erie management to make any announcement.
 One rumor had it that tho decision to ask for q receiver had already been reached on the grounds that the pro- posed plans for refundng the notes would raise complications with tho public service corporation IL was hinted in this connection that the ob- jection would probably be based on the interest that the Erie would have to nay to renew it's outstanding obiga- tlons.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
ATCHISON DIVIDEND.
Directors Expected to Reduce Rate at
 To-day's Meeting.

New York, March 31- Directors of the Atchison will meet tomorrow to act on the dividend question. and the consensus of opinion in Wall street to- day was that the rate on the common stock would he cut to at least , per cent.
 The company has paid per cent. on the common stock since early in l907.
 For the fiscal year ending June 30 last the company charged off s9.sO0. 900 for improvements, after the payment of dividends The earnings for the eight months of the current fiscal year to March showed a decrease of s4.- 3il, ,000; compared with the correspond- ing months of the preceding year. That would enable the company to continue It's dividend at the present rate at 6 per cent. In view of the unfayorable outlook for railway earnings in gen eral, however, the belief was expressed in wel-informed quarters to-day that the dividend would probably be reduc- ed. Like many other roads, tho Atchi- son Is committed to extensive improve ments.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01
DIVIDENDS TO-DAY
Large Amount of Cash to be Distributed to Fortunate
 Stockholders.

A fortune in cash in the shape of dividends will be distributed today. The largest of thcso dividends is that of the New Haven railroad to cover which, between l4,OOO and l5,OOO checks will be mailed at the New Haven post office tonight Of this amount between $lO0,0O0 and $2OO,O0O will come to local stockholders, The total dividend Is for about $2,OOO,OOO
 The Yale bank will pay Sl5,NO0 in it's dividend, and the New Haven County bank will pay $l2250. Among other lo- cal companies to pay dividends will he the Now Haven Gas Light O., apd its dividend will amount to S5O,000; the United Illuminating Go will pay out between s20,OOO and S25,0OO
 A dividend of about $36,OOO will be payable at the Tradesnlens bank on the bonds of the Northa npton rail- road. The New Haven railroad, on it's Fair Haven and Westyille bond issue, will pay $l75,OOO. The Branford E.ec- tric Light and Power Go will pay in terest Of $l,575. Tho Derby Street Rail- way Co. pays about Sl,S00 on the Con solidated railway coupons, Sl75,OOO is to be paid 10 bondholdcrs. Other railway lines affiliated with the New Haven railroad to pay on it's coupons, are the New York and Stamford line, sl0,32j; the New London Street railway, $3,5j0 and the Norwich Street railway. S2,250.
 Besides the above there arc many out-of-town corporations in which New Haven investors will share in the diy- dends disbursed at the beginning of the new quarter.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-01

issues of companies under the auspic- os of thc same bankers ana which are similarly straitened for financial means to meet urgent requirements, That the financial prospects of rail- roads are not bright Is brought home to conviction by this episode, The mood was reflected in the uneaslness profcssed over the possible reduction of the dividend on Atchi- son at the meeting of the directors which Is scheduled to take place to- morrow, Action on the Anaconda dividend was expected to-day and when the session drew towards a close without any announcement on the subject rumors were circulated of a reductions The declaration of the un- reduced dividend however, failed to rally the market and the last prices were practically the lowest and with signs of good deal of disorder. De- clincs of 1 to 3 points and over arc general,
 Bonds were heavy Total sales par value. $2,3S6,0O0.
 [, $. bonds were unchanged on call.