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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-19
POLAR DANCE PRESENTED.
Young women of the Arion Gesanl

Young Women OF the AriOn GeSang-
verein Give Unique Performance.
To Just a dozen women Of the Arion
Gesangveresn belongs the unique dis
tinction OF creating a polar drill and
dance in honor of the arctic discovery,
and they presented their work at an en-
tortainment OF the Ladies' Society OF the
Arion. before a crowded and enthusiast
tic house the old Masonic Temple last
night
The pole itself in all its Icy splendor,
surmounted by a Teddy bear and two
tiny American flags. one for DR.. Cook
and the other for Commander Peary. was
planted In front Of the stage, and 10 the
sounds OF the North Pole march the
twelve Snow Babies all clad in daz-
cling white from head 10 foot. under the
leadership OF Explorer Miss Pauline HO-
Ter. and each hugging in her arms a Ted
dy bear. marched and circled until finally
they espied the coveted pole in the far
distance. The bore il 70 the center Of
the hau. where they danced around 1.-THE
north pole in Maypole fashion. and A.
nally carried Il home TO the United States
to present it to the President. The re-
eeption Of the dance Is clever. and 1t was
carried out with fine effect and success
Those participating were: Misses Pauline
Holer, Adele Wassman, Anna Weber
Anna Bagelmen. Anna Schwarz. Lillian
Grohman. Martha Krumke. Sophie Brueg-
ger, Ethel Ranke. Lille Weber. Dora
Wassman, and Eleanore Schwarz
The evenings programme was intro
duced by a one act sketch by r. A. Paul
entitled Aus dem Hausfrauen Verein."
the cast consisting Of Miss Eeonore
Schwarz. Mrs. ]. Slee, and Miss Anna
SchwarZ
The entertainment closed with dancing
and refreshrs1Ant
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AVIATION MEET SUPPORTED.
Central Labor Union Pledges Co
operation to Procure Event.

operation to Procure Event.
The labor men Of Washington have
lined up in support OF the movement to
bring the next international aviation meet
70 some point In this neighborhood. At
the weekly meeting Of The Central Labor
Union last night in Typographical Tenn
pie, the following resolution. offered by
r. G. VI. Ross. chairman OF the resolu-
tons committee, was passed:
Whereas movement Is on foot to-
have the international aviation meeting at
Washington or In the vincinity. be
Resolved That the Central Labor
Union pledges its cooperation and sup
port 10 the promoters OF this enterprise;
and it is further
Resolved, That the secretary Of this
body be directed to indicate to the sec
rotary Of the Washington Chamber OF
Commerce our willingness TO assist in
any way possible to further this move"
Thomas G. Iglehart acted as secretary
pro tenn, in the absence Of Sad De Ned
rev. who is attending. as fraternal dele
gate,fi the annual convention Of the West
Virginia State Federation Of Labor at
Charleston. John 3. Colpoys. president
Of the central body, handled the gavel.
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DODGES BEHIND TREE
RooseveltHas Narrow Escape
Shooting First Elephant.
BEAST CHARGES UPON HIM
TruSty Rifle of His Guide Turns
Animals Attention from the For
mer President just in Time-Eie-
plants Charge Was Unexpected
by Roosevelt and His Guide.

Nairobi, British East Africa. oct. 1S-
Mr. Cresswell. a government engineer IN
the public works department at Nyori.
came into Nairobi this afternoon and
brought word that Mr.. Roosevelt had a
very narrow escape when shooting his
first elephant bull. When shooting ele-
plant il Is often necessary to creep into
the herd and shoot the selected bull at a
range OF fifteen TO thirty yards.
Mr. Roosevelt. accompanied by Mr. Cum
ninghame. the big game hunter and guide
followed this procedure and killed his ele-
plant at the second shot Suddenly. be-
fore Mr.. Roosevelt could reload, another
elephant bull charged him at close range
from the herd. Both Mr.. Cunninghame
and Mr.. Roosevelt got behind trees, and
Mr. Cunninghame fired and turned the
bull from Mr.. Roosevelt just In time.
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Mnrrinre plans spoiIed.

Beulah Swisher. seventeen years old,
OF Clifton Forge, Va. was arrested yes
terday morning. after an application for
a marriage license had been made by
Robert Stewart, aged twenty-five years,
Of the same town. The police received
dispatch early yesterday morning asking
that a marriage license be withheld
should ii be sought. When Stewart made
the application il was learned the girl
was under age. She was located. arrest
ed, and taken TO the House of Detention
TO await orders from her parents.
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FEDERATION COUNCIL MEETS.
DIR. GOmpers Gives Details of His
Extended Trip IN Europe.

At a meeting Of the executive council
OF the American Federation Of Labor
yesterday afternoon an extended account
OF the recent trip through Europe was
made by President Samuel Gompers. Mr..
Gompers spent about two hours in tell
ing the council OF the investigations he
made OF labor conditions throughout the
various countries he visited.
The council viii hold another meeting
to-day. and viii continue 20 hold frequent
deliberations until a number OF problems
demanding attention have been solved
lie Is likely the matter OF admitting the
car men OF the country into the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor viii be taken up
A vexatious question has arisen in New
England In consequence OF the shutting
down OF some OF the largest cotton mills,
as the proprietors state. owing 70 the
high price OF cotton Many OF the large
mills have agreed 10 reduce their output.
and this means the throwing OF thou
sands out OF employment. It is likely
this matter will be brought before the
oOunCiI
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DIED.

DOOLEY-On Sunday. October Il. 1909,
at I1:45 a. m, at his residence, 123
Fourth street southeast, THOMAS,
beloved husband OF the late Catherine
Dooley-
Funeral from his late residence. I23
Fourth street southeast on Wednes-
DAY, October %. at $50 a m, thence
10 St Peters Church, where high re-
quiem mass viii be Onered for the
repOse OF his soul Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited 10 at
tend. Interment at Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
FLEA1NG-Suddenly. on Saturday. Oc-
tober Is. 1903. JOHN FLEMING, be-
loved husband Of Amalia A. Fleming,
In his sixty-fOUrth year
Services at his late residence, IS
Fourth street northeast. at .. n,
Tuesday, October 19. Interment IN
Mount MOriah Cemetery, Phiiadel-
phia, Wednesday, October -, az 2 2.
m. Baltimore and Philadelphia pa
pers please copy)
GORDON-Entere6 into eternal rest on
Saturday. October 16, 1909. at $50 a. m,
RICHARD GORDON. the beloved hus-
band OF Elsie Gordon and son OF
Martha Gordon
Funeral Tuesday, October 19. from Zion
Wesley 4. N. E Church, ID street, be-
tween Second and Third streets south
west
= = q
Is, 1903. SMITH S. LEACH, colonel.
Corps Of Engineers, I. s. A. aged
fifty-eight years.
Funeral from st. Adams Church. Ca
thedral Heights, TUESDAY october ls,
az II o'clock. Interment at Airing
ton Cemetery.
NcCARTHY-On Sunday. October i. 1903,
at q. m, after a lingering illness,
ANNIE DOMINIC. the beloved daugh-
ter of Margaret and the late John Nc
Carthy nee Crowley.
Funeral from the residence OF her
mother. 4T6 I street southwest. on
Wednesday. october 20, AT $50 a m.
thence TO 81. DOminic's Church. where
requiem high mass VIII be said for
the repOse OF her soul
SCOTT-On Sunday, October II. 1919, at
100 a. m, MARTHA E, beloved wife
OF the late William z Scott, aged
seventy-five years.
Funeral from her daughters residence,
81 Sixth street northwest, Tuesday,
October Is, at 8 p. m.
.SEITZ-On Saturday, October 16. 1903, at
l045 p. m, VIOLA LOUISE, dearly
beloved daughter OF John T. and
Catherine r. Miller and wife Of VIII
lam ". Seitz.
Funeral services Tuesday, October 70,
at 10 a. m, at residence, 81 P street
northwest.
SPENCER-Passed into the other life.
Monday, October Is 1903. in New York
City. Mrs SARA A. SPENCER. widow
Of Henry c. Spencer Of this city.
Funeral services in New York Tuesday
evening.
STACK-On Sunday, October II. 1909. at
S.27 D. m. Dr. MAURICE J. STACK.
late first assistant physician at the
Government Hospital for the Insane,
Washington, D. c.
Requiem mass at st. Theresa's Church
Wednesday at 10 a. m.
WILLIAMSON Sunday. October II. 1909.
al las p. m. after a brief illness,
JENNA LONGWORTH WILLIAMS,
widow OF W J. Williams
Funeral from her late residence. 1903 K
street northwest. Tuesday. October Is.
at 2:30 p m. Interment private.
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ORME SUIT DISMISSED.
Agreement Reached Whereby Each
Is To Keep children Half Year.

Is To Keep children Half Year.
BY the terms of an agreement reached
between Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Orme,
the suit for maintenance instituted last
week by Mrs. Orme was dismissed yes
terday. end the minor children will spend
six months Of each year alternately with
the father and mother. This arrange
ment as to the children is unique in Dis
trict court annals. In her divorce petit
ton. Mrs Orme asked that their custody
be given TO her.
It is further stipulated in the agree
ment upon which Mrs. Orme's SUIT n dis
missed that Mr.. Orne is to settle upon a
trustee property sufficient to afford his
wife an income Of 81 200 year.
Mr.. Joseph d. Sullivan, attorney for
Harry a. Orme, said: 1.-THE suit was an
ill-advised attempt on the part Of Mrs.
Orme 20 force a settlement Of a larger
amount than Mr.. Orme was willing 70
make in the matter. AS finally settled.
the matter stands exactly as Mr.. Orme
proposed prior 20 the institution OF the
equity proceeding"
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MADE SUPERINTENDENT.
DIR. Wood Promoted at Episcopal
Eye and Ear Hospital.

DIR. Wood Promoted at Episcopal
Eye and Ear Hospital.
At meeting Of the board OF governors
OF the Episcopal Eye and Ear Hospital
last night the position Of DR.. W. P. Wood
temporary superintendent was made
permanent.
A graduate school for nurses was or
ganized. Il vii he the first school OF
the kind ever opened In the city. In
structors will be the medical STAFF Of the
hospital
The report Of the executive committee
and the medical staff showed the institu-
ton 10 be doing an excellent work. In
the last nine months LOO patients were
treated. and 1850 called for treatment
OF the number treated 49, were free.
There wer 7O3 operations
The work done in the last nine months
showed the building TO be too small for
the work, and as soon as funds can be
raised two or three stories will be added.
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Attacked by II. A. Clarke.

Speaking before the Maryland sufrase League.
negro. at its meeting in Asbury N. Z. Church last
night. H. A. Clarke attacked the proposed dis
francllsing amendment 10 the Maryland constitu-
ton. he declared the enactment o. the amendment
would develop a condition similar TO slavery. and
that Congress ought TO pass = law enforcing the
Fifteenth amendment 10 the Constitution Of the
United States
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REV. G. W. H. TROOP DEPOSED.
Episcopal Clergyman Leaves Minis
try for Unitarian Faith.


Rev. G. W. II. Troop, formerly assist
ant pastor Of ST. Johns Church in
Georgetown. at his request was deposed
from the ministry OF the Episcopal
Church yesterday morning by Bishop Al
fred Harding.
The ceremony took place in St Johns
Church at 9 o'clock, in the presence Of
Rev. J. H. Blake and Rev. F. B. How
den. Rev. Mr.. Troop was in philadelphia
when the service was held.
Four months ago Mr.. Troop renowned
the Episcopal faith, and declared his be-
lief In the Unitarian creed. His brother
ministers demonstrated with him in vain.
He was given time in which 10 change
his mind. but after four months had
elapsed he still insisted on renouncing
the faith in which he had been ordained
a minister
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oFFIcE oF - 100 MoNoTYPE ~

OFFICE or THE LANSTON MONOTYPE MA
chine Company, PHILADELPHIA October 9. lso9.-A
special meeting q the stockholders Of the Lanston
MonOtypc Machine Company vii be held az the
Hotel Fleischmann. Alexandria Va. az twelve
O'Clock noon. on THURSDAY. the 18th DAY of
October. 1909. for The purpose o. considering in
crease IN the capital stock q the company 70
Slo.eQpo0 and increasing the par value q the
stock from so 70 S@ PEI share. and tTansacting
such other business may properly come before
H. Transfer books viii be closcd On October &C.
1893, az twelve O'Clock noon. and viii be reopened
on November s. 1909. az ten O'Clock a n. BY
order q the board Of directors. W. ARTHUR
SELLNAN. Secretary. so
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MEXICAN AGAIN ARRESTED.
Socialist Organiser Held Under Or

Socialist Organiser Held Under Or
ders from Washington.
Los Angeles, Cal. Oct B.-Gueterrez
DeIara. one OF several Mexicans arrested
here on October 9. for making incendiary
speeches was arrested to-day HIS COM
panions were released.
Delara is one of the national socialist
organizers OF the United States. and the
socialists win defend him. He has en-
gagged counsel here for defense.
The local migration service says the
orders FOR Delara's arrest came from
Washington.
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smnlI Fire in shoeshon.

Fremen were called out last evening at s25 O'Clock
for blaze in the rear room Of a shoe shop con
Quoted by Frederick Nesly At li06 First street
police were unable 10 determine the origin.
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Women Forget Demand.

At meeting Of the board Of directors Of Central
Union Mission last night interest was aroused BY
the demand Of the wOmen's band to have a repre-
sentative on the beard. but the time for election
drew near they fogg0t all about their candidate
and voted for the reelection Of W y. Robbins for
secretary and W. d. Yinghng TO Ill the place
caused BY the resignation Of Rev. Mr.. Eas,on
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Local Temperature.

Midnight, 49, 2 &. N. As: a. m, As; 6 {. M, 4s;
a. m. AZ; 10 a m. 81; u noon, s.: D m, 50;
p. N. IS; 2. m. 81: .. m. 81: 10 p m, 49,
Maximum. 60; minimum a.
Relative humidity-S a. m, p; p. n. q; s
2. m. q. Rainfall Is p m 70 5 ?. M, T. Hours
Of sunshine. II Per cent Of possible sunshine H.
Temperature same date last year-Maximum, 81;
minimum 80
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CAROLINA FAIR OPENS.
Number of Exhibitors and Special
Features Largest I'm Years.

Raleigh n. c.. Oct 1S-RaIeigh is al
ready filed with visitors FOR the great
State fair. which opened to-day with a
formal address by Gov. Kitchin. Exhib-
itors and special features are far in ad-
vance Of any previous years. Fayette-
Vile street is converted into a great
white way with long lines OF electric
lights, that Will convert the night into
day.
a two weeks exposition for 1910 is de-
term ned upon 20 take the place Of a
State fair 10 celebrate the fiftieth ami
versary Of the state Fair Association.
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Knirbts OF Malta convene.

The Ancient and nlustriou5 Order Of the knights
Of Malta viii meet in twenty-sixth annual convoca-
ton at Pythian Temple this morning The session
viii cose Thursday. Headquarters Of the supreme
commandcry viii be al the Riggs House
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TWO BROTHERS
HELD FOR MURDER
Charged with Killing Mayor
of Newport, N. C.
SHOT In HIS DOORWAY
Prosecution OtBlind Tiger Cases
Said to Be Motive.
SHOT In HIS DOORWAY

COrOner's Jury Returns Verdict that
Sensational Murder of Mayor New
berry Was Caused by s. j. Sanders,
and His brother Is Implicated.
Feeling Runs High After the MUIR
observation-disclosures Sent For.
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The eighth biennial convention OF the Methodist
Protestant Christian Endeayor Union Of the Mary
land Conference win hold its first session in Con-
grcss Street NJ P. Church this morning at go
o'clock Rev. G. W. Haddaway. Of Baltimore.
president Of the union. has charre Of the r-o-
gramme. Several addresses have been arranged.
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NOTICE TO sTOCKHOLDERs-THE SIXTY
ninth regular quarterly dividend q ia pr crnt
has been declared OF the capital stock e The
Washington Lean and Trust Company. payable No
VENEER / 1903. when checks for such dividend
wiz be mailed 10 al stockholders q registered ad-
dress The books win DO closed for the transfer Of
stock from Oc-ObT . 10 November I. 1912 both
dates inclusive Stockholders who have changed
their Address since dste Il last dividend wiz
please notify the company. HARRY G. MEM.
Treas rrer. ocI5IoZ
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Tide Table.

Today-High tide, nll a. m and liz .. m ; low
tide SO a. m. and 5:i5 o M
To-morrOE-High tide. i20l a m; low tide. 6:le
q. m and 500 p. m
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OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS

OFFICE OF TIE ASSESSOR or THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Washington, d. c.. October Z.
l99.-Notice is hereby gwen that On the 7 dlRI1-
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER. 1903. VIII 1pire all
licenses issued By the Assessor q the District o.
Columbia 20 apOthecaries. auctioneers. automobile
storage warehouses hanks and bankers. biI posters
billiard pool. and other tables bowling alleys, pro
prietors Of barrooms, brewers and brewers agents,
boarding houses public baths MEDIUMS. clairrosants
palmistS. &c cattle dealers. commission merchants
cigar dealers contractors c1rriage and wagon makers
confectioners, dealers IN secondhand personal prop
Cty dealers ~ markets dealers IN hreu ofzs dealers
In gasoline dealers In kerosene oil and OILS q Ike
grades distegs fuel hucksters florists pTopTietors
q hotels. employment agents. investment companies,
Trorriet0n Of public halls. public parks. iTery sta
bles lauudres lsteam and hand. land and improve
meut companies railroad ticket brokers restaurants
and eating hoIss real estate agents. urupnetors Of
slot machines PROJECTORS Of theatgTs undertakes.
and wholesale liquor dealers. Al persons desiIlng
20 continue the aboTedesribcd business OF pr0ies-
si0ns must promptly renew their hccnses WI p.
RICHARDS. Assessor. D. G. oel. l2lsl9&.25
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SoTCE-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or

the Chr Hcurich Brewing Company. az us monthly
meeting October T. 1902 declared , dividend q
s per cent On the Capital stock Of the Company,
PAYABLE on AND AFTER OCTOBER %. 1909,
at the branch once. corner 18th and Water SIS.
NV, In the city q Washington ID. C. Tho
books q the Company. for the trarsfcr cf stock.
will be closed from October . % November 7. I9O,
both inclusive. CHARLES MEYER
% Secretary.
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MARRIED.

HOLT-TOWLES-On Saturday. October
&c. 1903 at the Church OF the Ascen-
sion. by Rev. J. Henning helms,
RICHMOND WINSTON HOLT and
EVA 4. TOWLES.
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Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Harpers Ferry. ". Va Oct B-Potomac olesr
west and muddy cast Of HArpcB Ferry. and shenan-
doah muddy this eyening.
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AVIATION MEET FAVORED.
Georgetown Citizens Adopt Re-ol-
tions-Officers Elected.

tiOns-Officers Elected.
At the annual meeting Of Georgetown
Citizens Association last night in Fish
er's Hall. resolution was adopted favor
Ing Washington as the place for the in
ternational aviation meet
Officers were elected for the year as
follows A K. Parish, president; Thomas
J. Stanton. first vice president; John Had
ley Doyle, second vice president; Frank
Z. Leetch. secretary. and William NJ.
Dougal. treasurer.
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Temperature in other cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall, for the twelve hours ended AZ
p. N. yesterday, follows:
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WRIGHTS PUPILS
FLY UNASSISTED
Wilbur Sits By, but Keeps
His Hands Off Levers.
SIX FLIGHTS MADE YESTERDAY

Longest Trip OF the school Session
Made, Lasting Eighteen Minutes.
Lieuts. Lahm and Humphreys show
Facility In Handling Machine.
Wright Invests in Winter Toys.
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ginning Monday Oct. ., Rev Thomas
Harrison, the boy Evangelist" in
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Church,
corner Rhode Island ave. and LIST. ST. NV,
for two weeks. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AMERICA, A CATHOLIC REVIEW OF
the week, announces that WILLIAM
DENNY IS no longer connected with
that publication. JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer. "
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Sunday. October Il. 1902
at I1;45 a. m. at his residence, l23
Fourth street southeast, THOMAS,
beloved husband OF the late Catherine
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Funeral from his late residence. I23
Fourth street southeast. on Wednes-
Gay, October %. at $50 a. m, thence
10 St Peters Church, where high re-
quiem mass will be ofIered for the
repose OF his soul Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited 10 at
tend Interment at Mount Olivet
Cen,atar-z-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
H. M. WOODS HAS RESIGNED AS
 TRUSTEE

As complete surprise to the public will come the announcement male yesterday that H. NJ. Woods, for more than ten years a men ser or Inz ,.0ar4 of school trustees for Bisbee, and chairman Of the board up to this time. has filed his resignation with count superintendent H. E. Stover Sc far as ascertained his successor has not yet been appointed
 When seen about the matter yes terday Mir. Woods stated that he had taken the step on account of his win drawing his sons from school here with the intention of placing them in trades schools in California.
 My relations to the other members of the school beard is, and has been pleasant always. I decided several weeks ago, however. that I would re- sign from the office to which I had been elected by the people of Bisbes so many times, as my sons are get ting old enough to be placed in school where they can acquire a trade as well as a higher education, and I do not think it right that a man who has no children in school should ser-e. That is my only reason for leaving the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
EXCISE RAID GATHERS
 IN \ SHOE THIEF

As the sequence of search Of ths Cinco de Mayo, a supposed soda water parlor in Tintown, the Mexi- can settlement near South Bisbee, for mescal, supposed to have been snug gled across the line, Caso Micro, the proprietor was placed under arrect upon charge of having a pair of stolen shoes in his possession. < quantity of whisky was also confiscst- ed.
 The raid was conducted by Con stable Bailey, of Lowell, James Gam ble, chief customs inspector at Naco, ]. B. Johnson, and two other special deputies. The raid was entirely unex- pected and two tables at which gamLl- ing was being conducted were surprised in the act but as the games did nto appear to be conducted on a percent age basis they were not molested.
 Although no mescal was found, svo large demiions of whisky were found in the house and confscated, it be- ing the belief of the officers that a blind pig" was being run by the pro prietor who has only license to dis pense soda water and other soft