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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-06

$4,000.
Business property.
Centrally located
Rented at $50 per month
Two buildings. one two-stOry and the other
. one-story structure. located right in the
business section Of the city, and part which
10 steadily growing more valuable. Large lot.
Owner needing money will sacrifice
SHANNON < LUCHS. 113 l4th st. NV.
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DELIGHTFUL DETACHED HOUSES AND
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES IN SAULS
ADDITION. The houses contain from EIGHT
to TEN rooms. respectively. and lovely tiled
bathrooms: best possible construction; elegant
iy finished and superbly decorated: quartered
oak trimming and hardwood forrs: solid oaE
stairways: handsome fixtures and costly chan
deliers: every room has from two to three
large windows: charming bay-window dining
rooms: broad front. side and rear porches:
beautiful grassy lawns. These are the largest
and best built houses sold in the city Of
Washington at such reasonable prices. AL
WAYS OPEN FOR INSPECTION. CALI. AT
OUR BRANCH OFFICE ON THE PROPERTY
for full information.
y. L. SALISBURY.
1921 18th
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SACRIFICE OF 25 ACRES.
Fronting on boulevard. county road and eiec-
trio line; fine for subdivision: land across the
road is selling for $1,000 acre. Price,
$500 Can place mortgage Of 81. 500.
HOW is THIS FOR $3.50?
6S acres and 5room house. unfinished:
Is acres clear, balance in good timber; some
fruit: 3la miles from r. r. station.
WALTER HARLOW. 2O5 Colorado bldg
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CRUISE TO THE ORIENT

Bv the s s. ARABIC. Sailing January 90 1910,
NETHERLANDS. HOLY LAND and EGYPT.
Costing $500 aud up. 13 days. care-free travel.
All necessary expenses included.
t.ruise Dept White Star Line. 1906 J. At. NV,
Agents.
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For RENT.

FOR RENT-TO SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS.
beautiful suburban home street car line,
until April ]: price nominal Address Box 1O5,
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FOR SALE-FINEST LOTS IN TAKOMA PARK:
near electric and steam car lines: water. sewer
and gas: cheap: easy terms. j. p. EAR.
NEST. Trustee. 1923 ~ st. NV apl-n
COLOREp PEOPLE Buy LOT AT SOUTH
KENILWORTH. D. C. and have your house
hull, on monthly instaImpnt plan Apply Der
NARD G. BROWN. CT Colorado building
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IF TOT AXE INTERESTED IN PROPERTY
COUNTRY OR SUBURBAN. TO BUY OR SELL
SEE US OR SEND FOR BULLETIN.
MARION DUCkErT son. Gil F NV.
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FOR SAID-
On r. I. ave. near LIST st. NV; new. hand.
somey finished. and every modern convenience.
including hot-water heat; beautiful parking
front and rear Price. 81, 150-conven!ent terms.
A. F. FOX COMPANY.
or2&6 NE. cor 14th and y. V ave.
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.

GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.
FOR SALE-SWEIL. HOME ON WASHINGTON
Heights: II rooms and three baths: hot-watel
heat: large lot to paved alley; first trust Of
81. 600 has been loaned on this property; 1t car
be bought for s. 500. only $500 more thar
what has been loaned. The rooms are all large
BOSS e. PHELPS 0nc), 91O 14th NV.
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FOR SALE
A PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE COR
NER HOUSE NEAR LINCOLN PARK; six
fine rooms and modern bathroom: in finest con-
dition; furnace heat: nice concrete cellar: beau
tiful parking; superior neighhorhood. This is
desirable home from every point OF view and
offers an unusual opportunity Owner anxious
to sell for business reasons. having bought
larger house. This should interest investors
we'll as homebnyers. Suitable terms. 81 900
y. !. SALISBURY.
1921 18th st. nv.
FOR SALE
FINELY FINISHED AND ELEGANTLY
BLILT HOME NEAR LIBRARY or con-
iRESS: one SO. from +. Capitol st. cars: near.
~ new and strictly modern: EIGHT rooms and
tiled bathroom: fine decorations: nickeled
plumbing Of latest style; HOT-WATER heat:
we'll ventilated concrete cellar. The best and
cheapest house ever offered for sale In this
desirable section Liberal terms. s.. 500
\. l.. SALISBURY
1921 18th St NV.
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$500
\ new Groom brick dwelling. ANIL. cellar
under entire house. hot-water heat. located
NV. few blocks from Dupont Circle.
SIMPSON-SI LL1VAN CO. Inc.
T.; 1tGS 4,
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
Arizona Mongolian
 Claims Royal Descent

When Wing Hi. a Chinese laundry man, Was fined by the city recorder of Tucson for operating laundry with out a license, he remonstrated and claimed that he should be granted immunity because he was decendsnt of the royal family of China, explaiD- ing that one of he remote ancestors at one time sat in executive authority of the Uh nese empire.
 The Star says that Wing did not denoance the cour;, but insisted that he should he let of with payment of sl.5O on account Of his family con- nectrons. He ,Old how the Chinese authorities would handle the case, srd suggested that the Tucson police court be conducted after the fashion of the Oriental court, Wing was fined sl5, BIO of whieh went toward the pay ment of his license.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
New Law Firm
 For Tombstone

Tie FaosrEC-og taxes pleasure in 4nuouncing the formation of 8 new av lfaa iu rpm5-:one, that Of Gibson < W ai-ry, composed oi 0. Gibson .ld |. .e .. W'1!ery.
 0x.ng % Nr. Gibson's increasing practic- Ae iuund 1t necessary Q as- -,cis:e t.rn-s,! with some young m4a who scusi have more time to de4ore to the da'sj:- oi ,h9. practice th,n he has, and .n choosing M.. W,o!ery he has selected partner who. b; reason of his lo .a' training and wide business experience, is well qptlItied b make strong member ol the firm and handle erf .ctigely the branches oi the busi- ues= above m ntiJnei.
 Both o! these genslemen are wei. and i4go-ahly known They solicit the continued patronage oi their friends and are ever anxious to make new ones. The new firm will have Their offices on n street, in the bl..ding now occupied by O Gibson ard the GIbsDn Abstrac. Co
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
A Twister Visited
 Douglas Yesterday

The Douglas iut5rnat'on.l ieiio oi miniature cycle which disported itself in a northeasterly direction through that city early yesterday af- ternoon, overturned s small house out on Eighteenth street, and the sole occupant st the time, Mrs. Luther McCorkell, had narrow escape from serious injury with fatal conseq lences a possibility. Mir. McGorkell, so- lici;or of the Palace market, was away from the house, and it chanced thst a young baoy was also away. The twister came alorg shortly after one o'clock and uith a mighty sweep Of wind and sand bowied over the fragile house Mrs. McCorkell fortunately was not struck by any hesvy timbers when the house fell and she escaped sith trifing injuries.
 Previous to reaching Eighteenth street the twister took from it's moor ;ngs & stable in the rear of J. H. house on Twelfth street, between D and E avenues.
 Considerable damage to trees is re- ported from several sections of the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
Taft May Come
 To Arizona

An invi,ation graved upon a plate of Cochise- mined and Douglas smelt- ed copper, asking the honor of his distinguished presence in Douglas some time during his western trip will be extended to President Taft by the Douglas chamber oi commerce and mines. The general idea oi the in yitation was evolved by W. NJ. Adam son and c. o. Ellis and has received the spprobst;on Of the directors of the chamber and all others who have heard oi it.
 There is some doubt as 10 when the President will be at Fl PAso, but the understanding is that he will be through there about November 1st and representatives of that city are endeavoring to secure his promise to stop of and spend day there. Ii the President should accept the invitation of Douglas. that would he the time when most likely he would come.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
Tragic Story of
 ArIzonan's Death

From his own private car aud plenty of money to death alone in s Phoenix lodging house Is the change that has taken place in the lifetime of George A. Phillips, who died early yesterday morning n the Doris house while suffering from s severe hemOrrhage.
 Phillips once d fortune that was rated as high as sj00,000, but un- wi-e speculations and the layi,h ex- p-nditnrs Of his funds eat away h!s large wealth until during the past few year. he has had to seek employment hy the week.
 Fifteen yaarz ago Phillips was well known IL Colorado and stood high in financial circles
 The Democrat says: Phillips came here few weeks ago from Mexico, wne-e he had been in tie employ of tie Harrimsn lines. He was in an advanced sage O; consumption ~hen as arrived, and gradually g'ew worse until he died alone in his room yesier. day morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
T. C. N. Acquiring
 More Property

Options on the Saddle Mountain, London Arizons, London Range and Ball Copper company properties. iu Christmas, Pinsl county, have cen secured b. Edwsrd B. Kurtz on be- halt of the American Finance snd Securities Go of which he is the presi- dent, and if the repor, of experts who are now making an examination is favorable, all will be purchased and consolidated under one Enlargement
 The four groups concerned in the deal are situated right st Christmas and embrace 3DO0 acres. This is one of the largest desIs in the Arizona miaing field made since Mir. Kurtz's concern organized the Development Go of America to take over the mines of Tombstone, Silverbell. Poland and Congress.
 MT. Kurtz wss met st Phoenix by his brother, c. L. Kurtz, of Columbus Ohio who has charge Of the mines st Guansjunto, Mexico. which the Amer ican Finance and Securities company owns
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
Rich Arizonan
 Makes Request

\ Los Angeles dispatch ssys: Per mission to build an underground tomb beuepth the lawn oi his luxurious home al St. Mark boulevard, Couer D'Alenes street, as future burial place for himself and wife, was grant, cd last night by the city trustees oi Ocean Isrk to Ennis r Keliner, a wealthy mining msr and banker of Globe. Arizona.
 Kellner Is president of the Globe Savlngs Bank Company and says hIs request to the city was procured by the ccLsent of neighbors. He will leave will in which provision is made for having the bodies embalm- ad and placed iD cssket of Arizona c pper, which will rest in A sarcophag- us under the lawn. The only out ward sIgn Of the graves will be in the form of 8 headstone or monument made of Arizona porphery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
THURSDAY, MAY 20

The following prisoners who pre- viously entered pleas of guilty were srrsigned today and sentenced ss follows:
 Juan Benete.. i years, assault with deadly weapon, Tombstone.
 M,guei Flores, burglary, Tcu.b.tcne, 2 years.
 Msrgarets Gsrcis, burglary, Doug las, 2 yesrs.
 Francisco Disr, grand larceny. Bis bse, yesrs.
 Quite e crosd gathered at the Court house this morning to hear the argument in the EddIeman case. Many lsdies were present The argu. ment began at 9:30 with U. s At sorney alexander st the bat. Mesers. Chrisiy and Campbell will close for the prosecution while Goodrich NesIe and Ives will enligh.en the jury for the defence. The game of legal bsse- ball is ou in earnest with the jury as cstchers, the judge ss umpire and the spectators as out6elGers. Senator Ives has two axes to grind. In clearing Eddlemso he may save an assurance company he represents thirty or forty thousand dollars on 6 bond sought to be recovered.
 NJ. Gomez, who was indicted on e charge of making an ssssuit alleged to have been committed at Benson, evi. dently had . change of heart. Yester. day forenoon he wrote . note to Judge Doao informing him that he intended
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
From Thursdays Daily.

5lrs. Fred sG,ter is Tombstane | visitJr from Bisteo. Bro. J. Wbitesid,s. tine popnlar santa Cruz county legislator, was q Tombstone visitor today.
 Mrs. NJ. Baxter 0! Lowell is spend ing few days visiting here, the guest of friends,
 B. Meyer, the well known Benscn merchant, is a county seat visitor.
 Tombstone has Sinning hose team ~hich will take part in some Of the Fourth of July contests this year,
 The Baquillas Land & Cattle Co. has bought the Boston Miii property from Mir. Fisher and will sGd it to their already large agricultural hold ings. Mir Fisher has given possession and moved to Fairhsnk, where he will will reside temporarily
 Mr. T. Kennedy, contest manager of the Bisbea Miners Alaska Yukon Exposition Trip, Is in the city 10 the | interest oithe contest. which has some i feature. that will be of interest to our l young ladies.
 City Marshall J lck Stevens and Jay Wilmoth, former constable O! Bisbee were m attendance before the grand jury, being called in cA-e that was being investigated by that body thi: forenoon.
 An alleged crimmipal assault cas' from Pearce. which occurred r. gently, vas heard yesterday by thr te.ritoria! grand ju:Y. The delendai was placed in il here. the case com ing direct to the grand jury az m preIiminery examination Was held The defendant is a Mexican
 Sheriff White and his deputies sr st work rounding up the ci:izens wh were fortunate 10 have theIr name drawn from the box to serve as trI' jurors to repnrt cn May 2sth. Tn drawing was had On yesterday in th clerks office and Nas attended by tn, clerk, probate jn ge and 8 repre,en atlye of the sheriF's office.
 A large audience of young peopi attended the revival meeting las night at the Methodist church Re' Oaks is a splendid preacher, and th revival meetings attendance is on tb increase.
 The Lsrriel Bros. have built a tel ephone lipe from HUachuca S;d,n to Faitbank, thereby getting into con nection with the county seat. I1i rumored that the line will be extende' 10 Fort Huachuca.
 No order has yet been entered ol the minutes oi the United State court oi :he appointment oi any on to succeed R. C. Stanford as [. : commissioner st Bisbee. who tenGere his resignation to the court durin the past week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
Attorney CIeary
 Working for Clients

Attorney Clesry, on behalf of Ma gon, Vil!areal and Rivera, this after noon filed a notice of appeal to the supreme court and asked for stay of execution and certificate Of probable cause. pending which an application for bal would be made Judge Doan denied the motion for bail. It is un- derstood that Attorney Clesry will ask for the temporary stay of the pris- ouers in the county jail, instead of being transported to Yuma, until he can prepare papers to be presented before another associate justice for re- view, Hith the hope that the case may be made bsilabie one, pending appeal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
From Fridays Daily.

F. J. Kennedy of Bisbee is a conrt attendant, who arrived today.
 F. A. whsley and J. W. Harris fl Doug,as today on court business.
 JM Ri,chie leaves today for ClsYe- land, Ohio, on visit to friends and relstiy ..
 Secretary Jos. McKeehan of the B. P. o. F. of Bisbee is in the city on jury duty Mr. McKeehsn states that Cochise county will have . large and representative gathering Of Elks at the big meet in Los Angeles in July.
 JP smith ard II P Newton, well known Lowell ites, are at the county seat m attendance upon court.
 Asa T Hoy, manager of She Bisbee Review, was brief county seat vis- iror today as witness, returning to hIs home this afternoon.
 Sheriff White and Deputies Porter Mcdonald and Barney Norton left ! this m ming for Yuma with six pris- oueIs who were sentenced to the ter rrtoriai prison. The six pleaded gull ty to the indictments found against them and received light sentences. All were securely hsndcuffed and closely guarded. and It is expected that they ~ill be delivered to the prison authorities without mishap.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
Down Along the Hassay-
 ampa
By NED NUTTE.


 Written for THE PRosPEcroR) h remote and silent places
 Down along the HassaysmpI, Md he foot hills Of the Br4dshaNs, Where the placer miners camp: Where theT used to dig the nuggets From the g,oand in days oi yore, Now they s;t by smouldering camp fires Telling tales oi wealth galore. Tslling of the Horsethiei Canyon. Telling ot the Vulture Peak, Of the big strike down at Weaver OI the Frenchmau's lucky streak; Telling of the Hsrqna Halas
 That va. once noted camp, Down toward the Colorado,
 Westward from the Hasssyamps. Stop wi;h me and hear the stOrIes By the camp fires burning low, By ,he ashes of the camp fires That were kindled long ago. Hear the stories Of the mountains, Stories of the desert wiie, Hear them tell of good old-timers, Who have crossed the big divide. Nov and then in lonesome places 'Twixt the canyons rocky walls, Where the flowers bloom in summer, Where the snow in winter falls, Where the hungry coyotes wander, Where the giant cactus wave; Here and there a ruined cabin, Here aud there lonely grave - Now and then an old prospector, With his gray head bending low, Sits and tells the passing stranger Stores of the long ago Msy tbeir memory live for ever Round the ashes of their camp, Mid the foot hills oi the Bradshaw {, D VII along the Hssssysmps.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
Arizona Indian
 Causes Divorce

A London dispatch says: A divorce was granted in this city in which White Cloud, n Arizona Indian, was ri:ed AS co-resp0ndtnt. This IS the first time the American Indian has so appeared in England and bis crowd Hooked to the court room in the hope of seeing the correspondent, but he d:d not put in an appearance.
 Suit was brought by s MT. Green, who alleged that while White Cloud gas playing m this city with Wild West show. he captiysted the sfec- tions of Mrs. Green and induced her ,o leave her hu-Hsnd The court found in favor of Green and granted him decree. Papers were served on White Cloud by advertising.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
Crushed Between
 Railroad Cars

Caught between the bumpers of two cars at Stein's Pass, where he was employed ny the Southern Pacific as A laborer, Francisco Yams-, aged 26, was so badly crushed that he died shortly after he had been taken from between ,he cars.
 Iamss was caught in such man BeT that II was twenty minutes before he could be taken from ietseen the cars He was still breathing when taken out but lived only 8 few min utes
 Y4mss had carelcssly stepped be- hind one car and failed to note an other car approaching. Before he could be warned of his dAnger he had been canght between the bumpers and fatally crushed.
 There was no engine n'ar at tho time and it was 20 minutes hefore the bars were secured so that the cars could be parted and Iamas taken out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
Arizona Horse
 Died While Traininq

While training on the track at Lib ertyville, H., 35 miles from Chicago, Velox. the famous pacer at the fair in Phoenix last November. suddenly dropped dead in the harness. an ex- animation showing that a bursted blood vessel was the cause.
 Velox will be remembered here as the horse that won the 2:2i pace, tu' not until after the judges had warned the driver that if he did not make A more determined effort to win the race both the driver and the horse would be ruled of all the association tracks for the rest ol their lives
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
Wet Mail For
 Arizona Points

A number of letters at the postofice yesterday were soaking wet. These letters were in the mail from the East that was caught in the Wabash wreck of last Thursdsy at Randolph, Mo The engine pulling the mail train went through . bridge and the mail car and two other cars went into the river below. The mail car wae sub- merged and in consequence the mail thesougbly sosked.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
One Change in
 Arizona Game Laws

W. L. Pinuey, game commissioner. states that no change wac made by the last legislature in the game laws of Arizona except to open the quail season fifteen days earlier and close it thirty days earlier. Several billie were proposed during the session that would have materially changed the game laws but none of them were ever enacted into statutes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
FRIDAY, MAY 2I

The entire term of the U. s. court has been taken up with the considers ton of the Eddlemsn cases. The jury in the lsst case came in at II 30, re- porting that they were unable to agree upon a verdict. This morning the instructions of the cou:t were again read to them. and after retiring for further deliberations discovered they would be unable to agree.
 When the fact was communica ted to the cour, the jury was called in and excused, the iurors being permitted to go 70 their homes since it was prob- able they could not qualify on other cases to be tried against the banker. Reports Of how the jury stood ware numerous. but it is claimed the last ballot stood at to for acquittai
 While the jury were dslibersting, another case sgsinst Eidleman was called, on indictment charging that 2 slse repof. oi the banks coniitio ms vss made to the comptroller of cuT- rency in December 1907. The follow ing fury was secured to try the csse:
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23

to plead guilty and asked the court to be lenient with hIm When the time came for bim to enter his plea he replied mot guilty The coTr, asked hin If he did not want him to pay any attention to the note and he snsSered "No, meant to say that would plead guilty"
 4 number of witnesses from Stafford who were brought here tor the pur- pose of tesliiyinG in the cases against " EddiI n .u were excused yester- day and returned home this morn ing.
 rrisl jurors, E. fac. ss they disqual- fly in the examination of the charges against Eddleman, are excused for the term, as it is the intention of the Government to try only the eases sgsinst Policeman ard Nolan during the balance of the time that the : court is iD session, and il 6 juror cso not qualify to serve 10 the case he Is excused. Some twenty odd hsve been 90 excused.
 Divorce cases continue to be tried between times m the district court, three being called up yesterday. De cree vas granted only in one case, the others being continued for iurths, evidence.
 Palmerlee vs Pala erlee. divorce granted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23

Taxed bachelors wou d probably economize by send ing no more candy and flowers, So somebody had better have a care.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23

An Arizona man was com pelled to woo twenty-five years before he could get the lady to say yes. It is hard fate to have to struggle as long as that and get an old maid after all.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23

If you want to see some thing real coy, watch a widow who has commenced to take notice again, talk to a widow CT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23

Don't cram your opinions down the throats of other people; some of the opinions which seem important 'o you are very objectionable to others.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23

There isn't enough room between the spring bills and summer arrivals at a dry goods store, to hide a dollar bill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23
TERRITORIAL GRAND JURY

The grand jury made partial re- port, finding l9 indictments and i:r- noring iS. TAei. How .ng iuj ctWyu's are sesinst those in custody, several not being published because service has not been had as yet by the sher- lff's office:
 John Rasco asssult with de,.'ly weapon
 Walt WUlverton, forgery.
 Oton Chsyez, grand larceny.
 Mrs NJ Bridgeiord, burglary.
 c k Casey, asssul; with deadly weapon.
 Louis c Miller, obtaining money under false preteEss. Morris Sullivan and Burt Whitten, robbery.
 Walter Angel, murder.
 Francisco Padilla, burglary. D A Reynolds. burglary.
 Jesus Galabis. rape ! Zoe Alexander, assault with intent | to commit murder. Myrs Keegsn, transporting stolen property.
 Ramon Morales, felony
 Delino PslaminO, assault with 2 deadly weapon
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23

When a man tells his side of the story" you can't be- lieye all he says. He at least exaggerates in his own favor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-05-23

Julius W. Lewisohn and o. A. Turner, president and vice-president of the Ray Central, are visiting the company this week at Kelvin