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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

Mrs. ] D White is to build al 6 Grace street from plans drawn up by Brown and von Beren, architects II Hoppc Is carpenter and D. Morcaldi mason, The house will he 24 by 4S feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19
Attachments.

Benjamin Lnsky against S. Witof- sky, Saltonstall avenue 35 feet, for SI5
 Adolf Mendel against Katherine q. Bill. Wall street, a feet, s25.
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''No one understands mo" he sroar

"No one understands mo,' he croan- ed, "no one uu earth
 II is the old story Wrung from many tortured, youthful heart The suf- ferer is generally mistaken but the pain Is no less poignant Vet in this instance the mans complaint was true. Nobody on earth could understand him.
 For he was an announcer of trains at the uniUn depot Cleveland Leader,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

HOLIDAY BASKET Sparkling Wines. containing ? Pt Champagne, 2 Pt Burgundy. 2 Pt Nosclle.
 Complete S4,50.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

FOR LADIES. Brush and Comb Trays, Jewel Boxes, Candle Sticks and Shades Chating Dishes and their ac- cessories, Vases and hosts of others that are displayed
 FOR CHILDREN. Bread and Milk Sets, Mugs, three-piece sets. Knife Fork and Spoon, Table Trays and Drinking Cups,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19

Christine Glynn to Oliver s White Mansfield street, 40 feet, SlQ0
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19
Mortgage Deed.

The following papers were filed Tn the office Of the town clerk
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19
A, F. WHILE. S2l Chapel St.

successor to John Bright . Co,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-19
They Enable the Prudent !
PLUM PUDDING.
MINCE MEAT (Brick s).

NUTS Gin the shelly. Pccans. English WaInuts. Bra zils. Almonds. Eilbcrts, Mixed Nuts--all kinds, ID .....,. 2Oc CHEESE Uarge AssortmenD. Pineapple. Edam, Camembcrt, Roquefort, English Dairy, Old American. all kinds Jar Chceses Phil. Cream.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Knights Eject ofiicers-

The Knights of Columbus last even ing held their regular annual election of officers, at which the following were selected to serve for the ensuing year: A. A. Altweis, grand knight; J. T. Con nally, deputy grand knight; Lawrence Cusack, Chancellor; William Burke, financial secretary, J. A. McHugh, re- eording secretary; F. l.. Powers, treas urer; J. J Maloney, advocate; John McCluskey, warden; Thomas P. Byrnes, inner guard; Michael Murphy, outer guard; Herman Kelly, trustee; l.. Gu sack, J. w Welch, T. Fegan, alternates to state convention at Flagstaff. These officers will be installed at the meeting to be held on the first Thursday in January. Next meeting will be mi. tiating night, at which time nice class of new members will be taken into the lodge The Knights of Columbus is a rapidly growing organization and one of the important secret societies of Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Trouble for Pima Dogs


 Ben is gone. It has been dreadfully quiet along Broad street since Ben incurred the displeasure of the'law and was held prisoner, but now it is set tied that Broad street will know Ben no more. Ben was Walter Dayton s brindle bull pup. Next to having some one throw rocks in his. face, Ben ,en- joyed nothing so much as a fight, Ben whipped every dog on the street--some- times Ben took on two of them at a time. Dayton thought the world of Ben, but Ben lacked judgment. It sailed into dog which had been raised a pet Dayton was arrested for Ben s pranks and the court ruled that Ben must be muzzled and kept at home. w. | T. Webb of Pima had fancy for Ben and rather than let the poor dog break its heart in grief behind that muzzle Dayton reluctantly consented to sell Ben to Webb for $l00. Ben was ship ped yesterday morning. There will be something doing around Pima pretty soon
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
..Uncle yosh perkins, coming-

Harry La Mack, advance agent for the "Uncle Josh Perkins" company, which is to show at the Dreamland next Tuesday, was in the city last night, pre- pairing to bin the town for the big fun making production which has been meeting with all sorts of success in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other cities. Mir. La Mack reports remarkable inn provement in the theatrical business all over the country, the business revival which has set in in every branch of trade helping the entertainers to such an extent that even the more costly productions find, liberal patronage in cities to which their managers, a cou. pie of months ago, would not have dreamed of taking them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Odd Fellows Surprised

Rescue Lodge No. l2, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, was taken com pletely by surprise by Sultana Rebekah Isodge No. Wednesday evening. The election of officers was in prograss when the ladies called at Odd Fellows hall, but this only meant a brief delay, and soon the brethren and their sisters were enjoying delicious luncheon which had been brought by the Rebek- ahs, after which an impromptu program was rendered by members of both lodges, c. A. Wind acting as master of ceremonies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Railroad Business Improving

That the volume of business being done in Globe and Globe district is ex- periencing a general and continued i'm provement is proven by the amount of freight coming in over the Gila Valley, Globe < Northern railroad. Superin- tendent Mallard said yesterday that the freight business had, since August of this year, been increasing at the rate of about 30 to 8 per cent each month, and that the business for the month of November totaled fully twice that of August. The freight showing at pres ent will compare very favorably with that of the same time a year ago and if then increase is maintained will soon be back to what it was in the boom times of 1907.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Artistic Jewelry Work.

Exhibited in Tiffany's big window ill New York, two necklaces, or, moro properly, two lavallieres, being manu- faetured for local customers by the Globe Jewelry company would be class cd with some of the most beautiful and expensive diamond parures. A lava Here, it might be stated for the benefit of the uninitiated, is necklace carry ing sort of bib in gems held by an arrangement of gold or silver chains. The two being made by the artists of the Globe Jewelry company are set in silieate, according to n design by Wal ter Hege, whose excellent. taste in the goods turned out by the capable firm
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Fumarole Looking Good

F. A. Woodward, general manager of the Fumarole Mining company, return ed last evening from trip of inspec- tion to the property, near Stafford. He reports that the mine is looking we'll, the working shaft now being down 7O5 feet The shaft has been in mineral ized ground from above the 500-foot level and twelve.foot vein of fair cop. per ore has been encountered. The shaft will be sunk to 725 feet in order to make a stump and crosscut will be ex. tended from the 700-foot level to inter. sect the ore body. The gold values in the ore continue to show well and Mr Woodward reports that he is very vel pelased with the condition in which ht finds the property.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04

services, only the strict ritual being carried out, but the day of mourning for the brethren who hav, gone before will not be any the, less earnest and heartfelt than in the lodges where the ceremonies will be carried on muct more extensively. "The faults of oul brothers, we write upon the sands their virtues, upon the tablets of mem ory," is one of the maxims of the Elks and on Memorial day full honor is don, to all who shave heard the voice of tho Divine Ruler.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Miss Grace Wightman, the daughter of Harry Wightman, is ill with typhoid fever at her home. It was stated, how ever, much to the relief of the young lady's many friends, that the attack was but of mild type.
 Mrs. Tom Ingram and baby have re turned from Garden Grove, Calf
 Mrs. Etta Mason of Ration is in ths city for the winter, the guest of he sister, Mrs. E. C.. Craner.
 Contractor Altweis returned yester day from visit to his brother Joe a the Iron Horse mine. rss
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Wagonload of ,Jags-

Deputy Sheriff A. M Stone came in yesterday from the o. D. Keystone mine with three Indians who were so full of !" fire water that they could hardly move. The braves had been hilarious for while as they started war dance about the mines, then they got uproarious, then pugnacious and one of them was showing symptoms of becom- ing murderous when the officer came upon them and loaded them into a wagon and drove to town with them. As they arrived at the county jail, the warriors were snoring.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04

has already been much admired. One of the pieces contains seventeen pieces of silicate, arranged in two rows under the throat, with large pendant of silicate hanging from the center over the chest. The other, somewhat more elaborate, is made up of twenty ovals of sihcate, arranged in groups of three, something like, trefoils, and mounted in cxquisitely chased gold setting. As al. ready stated, these beautiful pieces are being made for local persons, and . glance at the calendar will show why neither the names nor the prices car be given out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
odd Fellows Elect omcers-

Officers to serve during the ensuing year were elected Wednesday night by Rescue Lodge No. 1s, Independent Or der of Odd Fellows, as follows: Arthur H. Hargrave, noble grand; George H. Otis, Jr., vice grand; w. s. Sultan, treasurer; Harry c. Houser, financial secretary; Alex Simpson, recording sec retary; Edwin c. Bright, trustee. Tho noble grand was elected by acclama- tioiI but there were spirited contests for all of the other officers, there being three or four candidates for each of them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Morey-S Shea

John E. Mercy and Mrs. Agnes G. Shea were married by Justice Hinson Thomas yesterday evening at the George R. Hill home in Devereaux street, in the presnce of number of friends. It was pretty home wedding followed by an elegant supper, and the young couple was the recipient of many valuable presents. MT. Mercy is well known young man of this city, who counts his friends by the number of his acquaintances, and the bride is a handsome and accomplished young wo- man from Long Beach, Cal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Registered at the Dominion

R. H. Launder, Carl Foorman, l.. E. Blumberg, San Francisco; E. w. Fox, New York; o. V. Larson, Pueblo; w. F. Sehnebly, St. Louis; J. F. Harper, Milwaukee; l.. Tozierf Chicago; A. Ju- dell, Kansas City; John F.. Cotter, H. Bradford Lewis, Henry Wilmorth, Bos- ton; J. W. Norvell and wife, Colorado Springs; F. C. Baxter. Fl Paso.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Globe Invites Bankers

Cashier J. N. Robinson of the First National bank of Globe has telegraphed to the delegates from this city at the bankers convention in Bisbee, advis- ing them that all the banks of Globe extended s cordial invitation to the convention to come to this city for it's session next year. Messrs. Smith and Greer are representing Globe at Bisbee, MT. Smith holding office as territorial vice president.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Leaves for England--

Teddy Fulwood, late mine superin- tendent at the Iron Cap, leaves this morning for the east and after brief stops at Philadelphia and New York, will take passage for Liverpool He ex- poets to spend two months in Great Britain, visiting his old home in the north of England and other points of interest. It is twenty-five years since Teddy last visited England and he ex- poets to extract whole lot of pleasure out of the trip. hs'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Travel Lecture.

Tonight at the Methodist church the pastor, F.. C. Decker, will deliver an illustrated lecture on the First Jour. neys of the Child Jesus. The views are made from recent photographs and the lecture is based on the Gospels and John l.. Stoddard s, famous lecture on the Holy Land. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. A collection will be taken to defray expenses.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
EIks' Memorial Sunday

In accordance with touching pro vision of their ritual, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will ob- serve Memorial day with simple, though impressive, ceremonies at Odd Fellows hall next Sunday, simultaneously with other lodges of Elks all over the world. The local lodge will not hold public
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04

recently married and is accompanied by his bride. It is understood that the employees of the First National bank have selected suitable wedding pres ent for Mi. and Mrs Noryey. MT Norvel is well known in Globe, having spent several months here about year ago. as ~ ~Y
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Teachers Examination Monday

School Superintendent W. o. Kellner announces that the regular examination of teachers will be held at his office in the courthouse next Monday, when candidates for the vacancies in the county schools may qualify for posi- tious as teachers
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
.TheClobeBan)
 and SavingsC,

Does special safe banking, givin, Term and Escrow Depositors aos,, security by its conservative mes. and the backing of the fortune and tegrity of the E. F. Kellner fan Also pays the best interest, has ss surance. makes collections and rsal tass deals.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Bank Examiner Here

J. w. Norvel of Colorado Springs
 Colo, arrived in Globe last evening on his regular tour of inspection of the national banks, and is registered at the Dominion hotel. MT. Norvel was
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04

Coal, wood, hay and grain. Full .mea sure and square deal. Phone 25Il Brown & Francis. A as f4
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
Altar Society Meeting

The Altar society will meet at Sacred Heart church Friday morning at 8 O clock. New officers are to be elected.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04

Give an Edison or Victor, and nor " Christmas will follow. Wightmar has a good stock to select from.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
LADIES GUILD MEETING.

The Ladies' Guild will meet this af- ternoon at 3 clock with Mrs. Nave, at 328 South Hill street. e,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04
sANrtAoo FLYNN

Last time tonight and tomorrow, at the Cameraphone theater..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-04

FUN AT THE IBIS. Hear Miss Westfall's new flirting song onight. It s hit.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1908-01-18
PERISH IN THEATER.
Scores Crushed or Burned at Boyer
town, Pa.

.
A catastrophe, h%orrifying in its de-
tails and sickening in its results, Mon
day night swept nearly 100 souls Of
Boyertown, Pa, into eternity in almost
the twinkling OF an eye and injured
nearly threescore, many of them ia
tally.
While the Scottish Reformation
was being produced in Rhodes opera
house by Mrs. Monroe, of Washington,
a tank used in a moving picture scene
exploded.
Immediately there was a wild rush
fol the exits. Men Of mature years
~endeavored to still the panic, but their
voices could not be heard above the
shrieks and screams Of the terrified
women and children who composed
the greater part of the audience.
In their attempt to quiet the great
CROWD those persons who were on the
stage accidentally upset the coal oil
lamps used at the footlights.
The burning oil scattered in all d.
rections and the lamps which were
used to light the opera house exploded,
throwing the blazing oil over the ter
ror-stricken people who were fighting
frantically to gain the exits.
In the mad rush a section Of the
floor gave way, precipitating scores Of
persons to the basement. As the floor
collapsed the shrieks of the helpless
persons who were carried down were
heard for blocks.
1t was scarcely five minutes from
the time of the explosion of the tanks
until the entire heart of the structure
seemed a roaring furnace
The flames, fed by the oil, shot al
most to the ceiling and there was a
wild rush of the 700 persons to escape
rom the burning building.
Scores of women and children were
trampled upon and several who es-
capped being burned to death died after
being dragged from the opera house.
In many cases whole families, ii is
said, have been wiped out.
The scene of the explosion is indie
scribable.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1908-01-18
THAW TRIAL ON IN EARNEST.
Opening Arguments Made to the Jury
Monday.

Assistant District Attorney Caravan
began his opening address to the Thaw
jur. at 9:12 a. m, Monday. Mr.. Gar
van occupied twenty minutes in his adj
dress, describing the killing of STAN
ford White as premeditated and delib-
crate murder. The first witness called
was w. III. Volkening, a draughtsman,
who made a diagram of the garden
where the killing occurred. Within
the next few minutes Assistant District
Attorney Caravan had begun to outline
the prosecutions case to the jury.
THE defense In this case" said Gar
van, lis insanity. The material facts
are admitted. Insanity, let me adjure
you, is not to be defined as to what you
or / may think. 1t is not what physi-
clans or metaphysicians may tell us; or
what scientists or psuedo scientists
may describe. In sanity, as we have
to deal with it, has been defined by the
legislature of New York. The law is
wiser than we are. We must obey IL
and live under the law. That law avs
lhS oHiy pSASpH cASuoCu iioii
responsibility is he who is SO deficient
Of reason he does not know the nature
Or quality of his act and that the act
Is wrong. With this definition and
with this definition alone of the law,
I ask you to judge all the acts Of this
defendant on the night of June rs,
1906. which is the night on which he
killed Stanford White"
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1908-01-18
LESS WORK FOR BISHOP HARE.
Episcopal Pre,ate Enlarges Field OF
Assistant, Rev. r. Il. johnson.

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Hare is grad
ually relieving himself of the mani
fold duties In looking after the AFFAIRS
Of the Episcopal missions in South Da-
kota. For thirty years OF more Rish-
op Hare has Travelled over the entire
state, including a number of Indian
agencies, administering to the needs
ef the people of his church, and he
has reached the z where it is impos-
sible, because of his failing health. to
minister unto his people as his gener-
Gus heart prompts him to do, and he
finds it necessary for him to release
another portion of his territory. A
couple of years ago he was given an
assistant bishop in Rev. Frederick
Foote Johnson, who has attended TO
a portion of the duties of assistant
bis lop. In a circular letter which
Ri. aop Hare has just sent out to the
clergy and laity of the Episcopal
church he the enlarged
scope of the work of Assistant Bishop
Johnston as follows: -.
after conference with the assistant
bishop / cancel former assignments
and hereby assign him until further
notice the sole right and duty of Wis
itation as bishop of that part or
Dakota which may be described as fol-
lows: All the territory in South Da-
kota between the 9Sth and the 1886
degrees of longitude. with the addition
of Day county and the exception Of
the counties of Hutchinson, Bon
homme, Douglas and Charles Mix, and
the Santee and Cheyenne river mis-
sions. This assignment is to take effect
Jan. 1, zoos, and is subject to such
modification as the condition of the
field may from time to time seem TO
REQUIRE"
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1908-01-18
QUARREL ENDS IN TRAGEDY.
Former Iowa Sheriff Faces Charge of
Murder.

John Dettman, formerly sheriff OF
Crawford county, Ia, who shot and
instantly killed ex-Sheriff George Tay-
Tor, Of Gregory county, at Fairfax,
was taken to Bonesteel at noon Thurs
day and a~rreigned before Justice Big
gins On the charge of murder.
Acting States Attorney Davis re-
auested that a continuance be taken
until the return of States Attorney
Donohue, who has been at WATERFOWL,
attending a meeting of the attorneys
OK the state. by agreement between
the counsel for the defense and the
prosecution and the presiding Judge
Dettrnan was placed under $1,000 to
appear on Saturday, when the pre-
liminary hearing will be held.
S Dettman claims he shot Taylor in
seIf-defense and that at the time the
shooting occurred Taylor had him
down and was giving him a vicious
pounding, all of which Dettman's APP
p~earance indicates. w. g.. Backus, Of
3onesteel, will defend Dettman at the
preliminary hearins.
Dettman and Taylor were partners
In a pool hall and gambling u at
fairfax and for several days had been
luarrelling ever the division of the
spells. For several years past they
had been warm personal friends.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1908-01-18
MAY DIsARM THE JAPs.
Said Conditions Are Becoming IntoIer-
able In Vancouver.

The city council of Vancouver. B.
c.. passed a resolution asking he
opinion of the city solicitor on the
councils power to disarm the Japan
esq Alderman Mcmillan declared
that an intolerable condition now pre-
walls in van couver. He believed that
there was a regularly organized armed
guard within v~ancouver's Japanese
town. Citizens, he declared, We're be-
ing stopped by Japanese and in other
cases peaceful citizens were halted on
tho streets and searched. The chang
ing Of guards by the Japanese from
time to time, he declared. indicated
tho perfection of the system. The
councilmen asserted that armed RINGS
and cliques induce the recurrence Of
ricts.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1908-01-18
BIG FIRE IN KANSAS CITY.
Onion Station Annex Is Consumed by
Flames.


The Union station annex at Kansas
city, Mo. on Union avenue, adjoining
the union railway station, vas destroy
ed by fire early Monday. The union
station proper, one of Kansas City's
landmarks, was saved by fremen after
a hard fight. The burned building con-
tanned the receiving offices of the Adj
ans. Wells-Fargo and Pacific Express
companies. a branch postofice, Offices
Of the Fred Harvey Eating House COM
pany, Pullman Palace Car company's
linen room and the Railway Mems Y.
M. C. A. rooms. The loss is estimated
at close to $685. 900.
The fire started at 4 O'Clock from
crossed electric light wires over the
registry department of the branch
~postofice. The fire burned furiously
and for a time threatened the destruc-
ton of the station and sheds used by
twenty different railroads.
The fremen were able to a v but
800 sacks of common mail and a small
portion of express matter. Twenty
ave sacks OF registered and some other
mail matter were destroyed, together
with a great number of express pack
ages.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1908-01-18
WORST TERRORIST A BOY.
Ra Police Rejoice Over Capture
of 18-Year-OId Lad.

The st. Petersburg police are rejoic-
ing over their success in arresting an
iS-year-old youth named Parshen-
koff, a desperate terrorist and many
times murderer, who was taken by
several officers Sunday night. A squad
OF detectives hunted down Parshen-
koff along the canal front on the out
skirts of the city. He made a desper-
ote fight, wounding several of his pur-
suers, and was not overpowered until
he had been felIed by a heavy blow on
the head, which caused a serious
wound.
Pa~rshenkoff was the leader in q
number of important encounters be-
tween the police and the %terrorists,
He is believed to be the ma VINO
killed Col. Kalchak, of the police, in a
hight that took place on Dee. Is last,
and he headed a gang that killed four
police officers in the 0khta quarter Of
this city on Jan. IL, 1907. Several
months ago he made a most daring
and brilliant escape from arrest at
Brazil island, killing a police captain
and four officers in his fight.