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The sun., 1909-02-20
MONEY BREEDER DIDN'T WORK,
Hut Its Promoters Worked RosenthaI,
VINO Invested $500 In u.

Joseph Rosenthal. tailor Of 20 Pitt st rect
told Magistrate Herman in the Essex
Market police court yesterday that no had
been swindled out Of $500 by men who got
him 10 invest In a machine that would
make money. Rosenthal drew his money
from q bank and placed it in the magic
machine. II was 20 breed an amount
equal to itsef. When Rcsenthal feverishiy
opened the machine at the end Of twenty
four hours he found nothing in II but
pieces OF newspaper cut like bills.
Benjamin Bloom, Also a tailor, OF 2SS
West Thirty fifth street. Roeenthal said,
was one Of the men who cheated him.
Bloom was captured by Rosenthal on
Thursday at Eleventh street and Broad
way. He denied the char &c. but Magis-
trate Herman held him In 81 600 bail for
an examination. Besides Rosenthal. Harry
Lampkin of-s2s Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
was Interested In the prisoner. Lampkin
lost $3.50 in the same ki nd Of game and he
thought Bloom might know something
about Il. He didn't recognize Bloom,
however. as one Of the men who fieeccd
him.
Many East Siders have fallen victims to
he money machine gang. The heaviest
'uifeter OF VII ON the police have any rec
ord ID Gudilia Zauderer OF SO Avenue ID.
who was parted from 81 900 in this way.
The sun., 1909-02-20
INDICTMENTS STAINED.
Broker y. II. suizbacher Must Answer for
Selling Mrs. IAitlinann's Stocks,

Judge Mul1ueen handed down a deoi-
sion in the Court Of General Sessions YES
terday sustaining the indictments for
grand larceny. forgery and approaching
witness found by the Grand Jury against
Joseph II. Sulzbacher, broker. Of 81 West
Fifty-eighth street. Sulzbacher is charged
with selling certain stocks belon gine 10
Mrs. Camille j. Ludmann OF PSI West
Ninety-third street and Of making false
entries 10 cover up the theft He Is also
accused Of getting Harry A. Wyatt A
clerk in his employ and a witness for the
State, to leave the jurisdiction OF the
courts.
James W. Osborne. counsel for Sulz-
bacher demurred to the indictment some
time ago on the ground that Sul2ba cher's
constitutional rights had been invaded by
the District Attorney when Sulzbacher's
books were taken before the Grand Jury
in securing the indictments Assistant
District Attorney Kresel said that Sulz-
bacher had consented that the books
should be taken before the Grand Jury.
In his decision Judge Mulqueen said:
. do not believe that the defendant can
surrender possession Of the books and tes-
tify concerning entries made in them be-
fore the Grand Jury and then subsequently
claim that his constitutional privilege has
been denied and that the books should not
be used against him.
The sun., 1909-02-20
BULGARIA INDEPENDENT.
Russia Virtually Recognizes Her: Other
Powers May-Servtan Crisis Acute,


ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 1s.-Car Ferdi.
nand s coming hero from Vienna "a
attend the funeral OF the Grand Duke
Vladimir. He teiegraphed yesterday e1-
pressing his wish to pay last tribute "a
the Grand Duke rs valued friend OF him
self and Bulgaria.
After prolonged consultation at the
Ministry OF Foreign Affairs il was decided
TO receive Car Ferdinand with the same
honors as arc shown TO an independent
sovereign. and he will OCCUPY q wing Of
the Winter Palace while hore. s-r..
The incident Is regarded a. being equiva-
lent to Russia's formal recognition Of
Bulgaria's independence.
LONDON. Feb. 1e.-Despatohes from
various European capitals afYirm and
deny that Russia, France and Great
Britain have recognized the Independence
OF Bulgaria. Those who make the de-
mails point out that formal recognition
is impossible until Bulgaria shall have
satisfied Turkeys claims for her repudi-
ated suzerainty and confiscated railway.
The Temps OF Paris prints the text Of
q note which it says Bulgaria sent to
France formally appealing for recogni-
tion OF her independence. which she de-
sires to proclaim and celebrate on Car
Ferdinand's birthday. February 20.
Although all accounts concur in stat
ng that Austria has not sent an ulti- |
natum to Servia dispatches from Vienna
md st. Petersburg still speak Of the ex-
RENE tension between the two countries,
which unless speedily removed will al
most certainly result in Austria setting
Ter army in movement against Servia.
From the multitude Of reports nothing
an be extracted making possible def
lite statement Of what the actual situa-
ion is
Advises from authoritative sources at
Jenna are that Austria has not yet taken
ny decisive step regarding Servia's hos
lie attitude and warlike preparations
nd that nothing OF the kind s contem-
lated Immediately
The sun., 1909-02-20
DEFENDS Mrs. GOULD.
Gardener Never Heard Her Use Bat
Language or Saw Her Drunk.

Another deposition in the suit for a sep
arstion brought by Kathrine Clemmons
Gould against Howard Gould was filed
yesterday in the Supreme Court. Il
embraced the testimony Of James MARI
borough. who was gardener at Castle
Gould from March. 1902. till September,
1906.
Marlborough, who is now employed at
Lynn Mass, was called as a witness before
trial by c. J. Shearn. Mrs. Gould's counsel.
He was examined end cross examined,
first by Mr.. Shearn and then by lawyer
Sullivan Of Nicoll, Anable a Lindsay,
COUNSEL for Howard Gould. But his tee-
timony remained unshaken and was TO
the effect that in all his experience at
Castle Gould he had never heard Mrs.
Gould use bad language. had never seen
her intoxicated or sct otherwise than .s
he would expect lady Of her position
in life 70 act
The sun., 1909-02-20
TO SING SING ~ MISTAKE.
scharff's lawyer Says Probation 0nscers
Got Things Mixed.


Got Things Mixed.
A few days ago Judge Malone in the
Court Of General Sessions sentenced
Joseph Scharf 10 four years In Sing Sing
for not reporting TO the court probation
officer while on suspended sentence.
Schsrff was convicted Of abduction year
ago and sentence was suspended upon his
promise to marry the girl.
Yesterday Meyer Greenbsrg. a lawyer
OF 90 Nassau street. went to General Sos
sions to ask Judge Malone to reduce or
revoke the sentence. Greenberg said
that Scharr had been sentenced through
a Misunderstanding. When Greenberg
arrived Schsrff was already on his way
to Sing Sing, 80 no action could be taken
in the court. Greenberg said that he
would petition Gov. Hughes.
At the time that Scharff was sentenced
1t was understood that he had failed TO
support his wife properly as well as omit
ted to report TO the probation officer
Upon these representations Judge Malone
ordered Scharff's arrest Scharff's wife
now says that Mrs. Walker. the probation
officer. Misunderstood her and declares
hat Scharf was always kind to her. They
have one child.
The sun., 1909-02-20
IN order to do any business at all Il became
noO4A9orY to mako anrna nonoaaain..s

IN order to do any business at all Il beoam,
neoeesary to make some coucessions.'
Inc declaration OF the Steel Corpo
ration as to its future policy he inter
preted therefore simply 90 a tsmporar,
adjustment to q passing condition
The Street yesterday was full Of r,mop
OF radical reductions made In advance Of
Judge Garys statement. A report tina,
the Carnegie Steel Company had GU,
steel bar Na ton was followed by repor.
from Chicago that structural steel was cut
" ton and from Pittsburg that tubes
were quoted from 80 to si2 a ton lower.
One hundred and seventy nine thou
sand nine hundred shares OF Steel common
were sold on the Stock Exchange yester-
day. II opened at 4s,i and closed at 4sI,
no net change being ~ on. Steel pre-
ferred lost point. closing at ii2.
PrrTsBuRo. Feb. le,-As a result Of
the cut In prices Of steel decided upon In
New York there is to be general reduce
ton In the wages Of the men employed
In the big steel mill. all over the country,
according to statements made yesterday
by well known manufacturers. Several
Pittsburg steel makers said poeitively
that the second reduction In prices would
result IN q reduction in the wages Of the
employees.
B. +. Jones. president Of tho Jones A
Laushlin Steel Company. the largest
competitor Of the United States Steel
Corporation. said tonight
i have no definite knowledge as 10
what action the United States Steel Cor
poration expects to take in reference TO
prices.
Since the formation OF that company
omcials have been most frank and open
No to the prices which they were quoting
on their various steel products. To a
number OF larger independent COM
panics IL has seemed 10 be good policy
TO follow the United States Steel Corpora
lion and as nearly as possible to quote
he same prices On account Of their !
immense tonnage the prices which they
make would naturally dominate the
market
'Of late there have been many rumors
hat some OF the smaller companies have
been shading the prices. and as there has
lot been sufficient inquiry TO satisfy all
he steel makers. the large companies
ave suffered. Doubtless the Steel
corporation has decided that it's policy
4 frankness Is not at the present time TO
10 advantage. 30 has decided not 10 give
ny information as to the prices which
expects to quote
The sun., 1909-02-20
NO WORD FROM FLEET.
wireless lnabie TO WORK Because OF
Atmospheric Contiitieus.

NORFOLK. Feb. 1s-Although the battle
ship feet is supposed to be within few
hundred miles OF Cape Henry tonight
a II efforts TO communicate with Il by wire
less through both the Government and
commercial stations here have been un-
successful on account OF the fact that
the atmosphere is heavily charged with
static electricity.
IL has been the worst night for wireless
since the fleet came within
reach and operators here say that they
have never seen more static electricity In
the air. II Is almost impossible for sta
tions TO work within q comparative short
OF each other. A stack Of mes
sages has accumulated here for trans
mission 10 the fleet.
The sun., 1909-02-20
WIRELESS CAUGHT HIM.
Gunner John Denny Has little liking
for the Invention.

When Gunner John Denny Of the Coast
Artillery stationed at Fort Fremont, 8. c..
started to leave the Savannah Line steam
ship City Of Savannah yesterday he was
held up by Capt. Johnson and told that he
would have TO wait a while. He asked
why, and Wireless Operator Ben r. Martin
showed the gunner this message:
Watch j. Denny, passenger holding
ticket No. s5. and hold him on board on
arrival in New York. Have notified Mr..
Horton. and he will have arresting officers
on pier
The message was by United Wireless
from W. b. Clements, agent Of the Savan-
nah Line at Savannah. The gunner said
he would like TO know where Martin got
the message, and he was told that II was
grabbed out Of the air The gunner COM
mente1 that he was beaten before he
started. He got three days leave from
his post on Tuesday and presented an
order purporting TO have come from the
commandant Of the fort asking trans
portation for Denny 10 this port. He got
a first class ticket
When the Kansas City was about sew
enty miles out Operator Martin received
the message, and Capt. johnson put the
gunner under surveillance. An hour
after the Savannah message was received
aboard ship il was transmitted TO Trafiic
Manager James c. Horton. who called on
Capt. O'Connor Of the Macdougal street
station, who went to the pier with two
detectives.
The gunner said he had three months
BAY In his pockets and had decided TO have
good time. He said few things un-
to the wireless aud then
that he would 60 back and face
he music. The Savannah Line refused
o prosecute him for getting passage for
Nothing
The sun., 1909-02-20
DEADLY BLOW TO REvOLUTION.
Ayers Treachsry Causes Russian Central
Committee to Disban6, Berlin Hear m.

SpedoI Cabls DtJp 'tch 10 THk Sun.
BERLIN. Feb. i9.-The 1t. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Deutsche Zeituno
says that the Central Evolutionary Com
mittee has dissolved Welt owing to the
discovery that Azen. one Of its members,
was a police spy. whose treachery CON-
promised several individuals and dealt
the whole revolutionary movement in
Russia deadly blow.
The correspondent regards the an
nouncement as Of the utmost importance
and says the dissolution Of the CON-
mittee will greatly facilitate the Russian
: task of suppressing violent
methods. There is, however, nothing
to show that the announcement is not
bluff
The sun., 1909-02-20

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. I9.-The
shipment OF 500 hummingbirds. whose
tongues are to be served at a banquet
to be given here tomorrow night. arrived
to-day from Tampico. Mexico. consigned
10 II l.. Benson.
This hummingbird banquet has at
tracted wide attention.
The sun., 1909-02-20
CHINA HAS NAVY DEPARTMENT
Princes su and CHING Appointed a. Its
First SIR joseph Porters.
Special CaA, Ds,pafoh 10 I

Special Cabls DsSpdfoh 10 THE SUN.
PENN. Feb. is.-China has created a
Navy Department, with Prince Su as
chief and Prince Ching as adviser.
The sun., 1909-02-20

With Increasing knowledge OF the danger 10
health through csrelessly prepared food. con.
sumers grow more fastidious IN their selection
ADO
The sun., 1909-02-20

-RBTURN OF THE FLEET" Special number
-Seientinc American" authoritative. 10 cents all
STREET neves tands-Adp
The sun., 1909-02-20

ONLY COMPLETE FLORIDA TRAIN
carrying both club car and observation car b
st Augustine, with through cara 20 Palm Beach
hLAmL knights Key lnq. iies B'way.-ASa
The sun., 1909-02-20

Continued on Third Pass.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
KEEGAN KEEPS UP
 LUCK REPUTATION
Loses Two Pieces of Jewel
 ry and Recovers Both

After losing two pieces of valuable jewelry at Phoenix, while visiting the territorial fair, Mir. and Mrs. Keegan were fortunate enough to recover both articles.
 The first loss was that of hand some charm, which was dropped at the fair grounds. Keegan advertised the loss and on the folloving morning was surprised to see in the Republican. di- reetly under his :" lost ad another ad. notifying him that bis property had been returned to the police station by "a deputy.
 Keegan rewarded the deputy and while at dinner that evening, one of Mrs. Keegan's diamond ear drops was found on the table, where it had been torn from the swivel by her veil.
 The loss of the ear drop was fortu. nate, as when an examination of it's duplicate was made, it was found that this setting was practically worn through and ready to fall apart
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
STRUCK KNIFE INTO
 FR|EDE'S BACK
For Little Demonstration of Regard Juan Silva Will
 Do Thirty Days

For stabbing Jose Alvarada in the back with a small pocket knife, Juan Silva was sent to the county jail for three months, by Judge Hinson Thomas yesterday.
 The two men were drinking together in a lower Broad street saloon several nights ago and after both men had ab- sorbed q considerable quantity of booze, an alteration arose.
 Silva drew q pocket knife and thrust the blade into the back of his friend between the shoulder blades.
 As the wound was not dangerous, the affair did not come to light until yes terday. District Attorney Shute held that the offense was not of a sufficiently serious nature to warrant the defen. dant being held to answer to the grand jury, and he was accordingly given a stiff jail sentence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
PLANS FUR THEATER AND LODGE ROOM
 ACCEPTED
Active Work on Elks Build. ing Will Be Commenced
 First of Year

At a meeting of the building com mittee of the Elks' lodge yesterday, plans were adopted for the new build ing, which is to be erected on Mesquite street, opposite the Kinney house.
 The plans of Architects Holmes & Holmes were adopted. As soon as the necessary specifications can be drawn up bids for the erection of the new building will be advertised for. It is expected that active work on this struc- ture will be commenced before the first of the year.
 As has been previously announced the new building will be three stories in height, with a basement.
 The first floor will be used as a the. ater, with twenty feet of the rear of the second floor added for stage loft. The stage basement will be used for dressing rooms.
 The second floor will be used for club rooms, with lodge rooms on the third floor.
 The basement, with the exception of that part under the stage will be rented. No disposition of this part of the build, ing has been made as yet.
 As the new building will be erected on a lot 40 by 100 feet in size. the new home of the Globe lodge of Elks will be commodious in every particu, lar.
 According to the architect s esti- mate, the building will cost not to ex. eeed $3O,OOO. Judging from the cost of other buildings which have been erect ed in this city within the past few months, the members of the building committee believe that this estimate may be shaded somewhat by local contractors, when bids are submitted.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that spec ial meeting of the stockholders of The Consolidated Mines & Development company will be held at the offices of Alderman & Elliott in the Trust Bldg, Globe Arizona, on Nov. 30, 1909; at 7:30 p. m., for the purpose of ratifying acts of officers in granting an option to purchase all property of this com pany on November 13. 1909
 F. M. DODGE,
 Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
DOCTOR GETS YEAR
 FOR LAND FRAUDS
New Trial Denied in Case
 of G. w. Dwinnelle

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, November 13.-Dr. C. w. Dwinell of Sskiyou county, convicted of conspiracy to de- fraud the government of public lands, was setenced today by United States District Judge De Haven to imprison- ment for one year in the Alameda county jail and fined $l,000.
 The sentence was imposed after the court had heard arguments on mo stion for q new trial, which were denied
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
ATTENTION K nn =

Members of Pinal Mt. To!I P. are requested to meet at <, lows hall at l o'clock WopS.,V V < Der 15, to attend the funeral 7, ! ter of Brother KnigI's Vs.y Robt. Rainey.
 HARRY TREVETHAv ,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
MORE TEACHERS RETuRN-sev

eraI more teachers returned last night from Phoenix where they had attend ed the institute and fair. Amng them were Prof. F. D. Smith, Misses Fox, Hendershot, Greer and Harper. Others who returned from the fair last night were; Mrs. s. T. Arkills, Judge E. w. Lewis and son, Probate Judge P. c. Robertson, Attorney J. M. McCollum, J. Pascoe, Harry Sultan and J. Maurel. All report a very enjoyable trip.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
Sick Headache.

This distressing disease rerh a disordered condition of ths !, and can be cured by taking c, lain's Stomach and Liver T,Bs a free sample from your duuI try it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
ATTENTION PYTT-TAv

Members of Monror TeT1IS' 'S are requested to meel at O5S rl hall at l o'clock Mopdar .i,a to attend the funeral of o,, " ter, Mrs. Myrtle Bycrs.
 MRS. L. E. WIGETNAy r.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
BACK FROM HUNTING

ans, Wm. Hogar and John Phillips re- turned Thursday evening from a hunt ing trip in the White Mountains. They were absent just a month and their trip was very pleasant and successful one. They were fortunate in securing plenty of game and brought back some of the skins as evidence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
CLARK TALKS OF
 COMING CAMPAIGN

CHICAGO, November 13.--Congress. man Champ Clark of Missouri, in a speech here today declared that he had no doubt the next congress would be democratic. He sharply criticized the Aldrieh tariff bill and commented on the Cannon policies, saying: 'As political issue, Uncle Joe Cannon is the best we democrats have, next to the Aldrich tariff. ''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
FUNERAL NOTICE

BYERS-The funeral of the late Mrs. J. J. Byers will be held at the Metho dist church Monday afternoon at ? 'clock under the auspices of the Pythian Sisters. Friends invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
VICTOR HOUSE Nnu A.

Newly furnished 'hroDgS'' centrally located. 39l NoTs street. Mrs. Eva Muygraye L
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
RAILRoADER HERE.

general tariff inspector of the Randolph lines, is spending few days in this city and vicinity investigating local conditions. Mir. White will spend Sun day at Indian Hot Springs but will re- turn here this evening and remain a few days more.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
MAuREL's AssAILANT FINED

Clara Knight, who swatted Councilman Andre Maurel because he ejeeted her from the Maurel hotel, was fined $l5 bby Judge Hinson Thomas yesterdayy. The woman paid the fine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
DR. WALES -5nrnn

Dr. J. l.. Wales has removed [, old quarters to room, ]. .24' Trust building.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14

deepening the city wells few weeks ago, will leave Monday for Superior to work number of claims which he holds in this district.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
THE aoBBLERs MEET-The

eient Order of the Gobblers met at the Dominion hotel last night and increased the siez of the organization by tie in- itiation of eight candidates for member ship. The Gobblers number about eighty men connected with the various mining companies of the Miami district As a rule they come to Globe to hold their conelaves and although conclaye is commonly supposed to be solemn, that of the Gobblers at the Dominion hotel last night was far-from being so.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL ARRIVALS-C. W. MOSS, IT Paso; William Keener, Inspirations; A. L. Dickman, Boston: J. H. Moore, Live Oak; J. E. Thomas, Live Oak; II. s. Kuhlberger, Miami; Thomas C. Baker, Miami H. NJ. Woods, Rice; l.. D. Ad- ans, Miami l.. Foster, Blairsville; H. A Formaneck, Los Angeles; w. Wuest- hoff, Denver; A. V. Hainkel, Los Ange- les; c. D. Stephens, Fort Thomas; Miss N. l.. Longwiler, Los Angeles; F. !. Bond, Marble, Minn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

DRAWS TEN DAYs-Regeno Soto, charged with disturbing the peace, faced Judge H. II. Pratt yesterday. He was found guiltyy and in default of payment of fine of $l0 was sent to jail for ten days,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
M'DERMoTT JAILED--Frank Nc

Dermott, arrested Friday for vagrancy, was before Judge Hinson Thomas yes terday. As it was shown that McD, mott had approached one man three times, asking for ten cents to add tt fifteen which he already had, in or der to geat meal, and that he spent the money for booze, he was sent to jail for twenty days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
IRIS THEATER STOCK po,

I have fifty shares of KeiT \
 (Iris) stock for sale and vi' $425 cash. This is a good bgy stock is worth twice this nms' ply to Sam Sprecher, Silver BsI
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14

Judging from the tickets already sold, the dance Friday night at Dream land will be the largest affair of its kind before the Christmas holidays.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
BOY IS pIsoHAReEp-Los,

nado, Mexican lad, was up before Judge II. II. Pratt yesterday, charged with having struck another boy with a heavy sack of hay The young of fender was discharged after receiving a lecture from the court.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
MESSENGER BUILDING.

tract has been let for the new office of the Miami Messenger, at Miami, and work on the building will be commenced Monday. The structure will be com pleted in about two weeks, after which complete printing plant will be in- stalled.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14

WILL WORK CLAIMS-Jack Me Kinnon, who had charge of the work of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment for light housekeeping. $20 per month. Union Realty & Trust company, IF North Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
NEW MIAMI JAIL.-C

NEW MIAMI JAIL-Vhalfman Pat Rose of the board of supervisors visit ed Miami yesterday to inspect the site of the new jail which will be erected at that place and. as the result, plans for this structure will be drawn up at once. The building will be of concrete and will be ample in size to meet the requirements of this town for the ncxT several years
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-14
COMES FOR SON.

COMES FOR SoN-Antonio Torres whose son is confined in the he-county hos pital as the result of an attack of in. cipient insanity, arrived here last night to take the boy back to Mexico. Over. work is said to be the cause of the men. tai breakdown of the young man.