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New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Jan. IS, 1909
ARRIVED.

S,.a,,er louisiana Dem. Orsted Copenhagen Decem-
t.r n ana Dartmouth ~. Boston January Il.
t-urrb Fdve & with mdse Arrived the BAR at
1880 D m 18th.
Vizcaiua tEr). Macarthur, Csrdenas January
.ra to Munson Line. with A.
riyAd al tbe Par $3.50 m. e2Ih.
s,e,usr Frev ,Norl. Saherhassn Philadelphia January
II 10 II Winchester Co in ballast Left Quarantine
steamer Prince Joachim Ger, Devanter, Savanilia
December 81 Port Limon January 4, Colon s. Kingston
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
RELIEVE coRTELYoU WILL ACCEPT
Wall Street Thinks He May Become Consoh-
dated Gas Company President

~ato-,. or the Treasury who will retire from the
cabinet on March :. refuses TO confirm or deny the
renort that he has been invited 10 become president
Of tbe Consolidated Gas Company OF New YORK
Mr. Cortelyou has made ii rule not TO discuss
such matters until he is ready to make forhlaI an
nouncement.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise ass Moon Moon age y
HIGH WATER
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New-York tribune., 1909-01-14
TO REoReANIzE AMERICAN ICE

plan for the reorganization OF the American
Ice Company. II is reported in Wall Street Is ukeIy
to be announced within the coming fortnight. The
New-York tribune., 1909-01-14

The Senate JiIl did discriminate between the
obligations of Trinity To administer general trust
and its obligation TO its parochial organiza-
ton, The Churchman' and Trinity had no
right 10 appropriate to its the public trust
but the Senate impressed by Trinity viola
uen of the conditions under which the charter of
1915 was granted that IL passed the bill by
IS te l. The Assembly lodged a vote by laying
the bih on the table. The Churchman' continues:
TIE matter stands to-day. therefore. as stated by
1he Select Committee The right Of the mem
hers OF the Episcopal Church in the city OF New
York TO partnership in the property Of Trinity
corporation is preserved In the closing proyiso OF
the charter Of 1914. and il is perfectly legitimate to
ask the Legislature Of the State OF New York 10
make provision for the exercise OF that right
which would interfere with the parochaI rights
OF Trinity Church. or IL is open to churchmen
chasteT itself. in view OF ITS history. Simpler stI
IL IS open TO churchmen OF the city Of New York
TO demand Of the Bishop AMI staining committee
Of New York the protection of their rights by he
frl: ali The power lodged in the diocesan
20 prevent any improper alienation or use of the
properly and especially to prevent the closing of
the ONLY church In a ward the West Side thus
causing the church in New York TO turn its back
sPen az -ahsbItants of that ward
The Detroit times., 1909-01-29
Duke forbids Kissing
On Stage To Please His
Wife, Once an Actress

MEININGEN, Saxony. Jan. 2s.-The
Duke OF SAKE. who il also manager
OF his great court theater. lately is
sued an order forbidding kissing on
the stage. IL is claimed that Duke
George morganatic wife. the former
actress Helene Franz. being jealous
OF the young performers caused mis-
highness To MAKE the order
The leading man OF the playhouse
boosted that he would disobey the or
der at the first opportunity. IL came.
as he thought, during a recent per
Torrance OF Romeo and juliet" wnen
the heroine OF Shakespeare great
play lies ON her bier according TO the
Court theaters regulations, the stage
was darkened, and Romeo decided 10
steal his kiss
But as he bent over the lovely Ju-
liet 10 touch her lips with his. he
felt singing pain in his nose. II
appears that the court attendant got
wind OF the kiss project and ordered
Juliet To hold between her teeth a pin
with the point upward.
The actor was pricked numerically.
bat the audience. thinking his sur
prise and expression OF pain bit OF
the grueso.ne realism, applauded hiE.
TO the echo.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-29
How to Win
the Prizes

Any % one o attrac-
tive prizes should this advertisement which
explains the division districts which district she
clip ballot send 20 the Contest
Editor filled according instructions given each bao
numbers and with smallest
effort securing subscription The Detroit Times
ballots issued
scpon payment only state
with single subscription for thirtysix months
special ballot is issued for 5000
contestant should begin Immediately and ask all her
friends give her subscription The Detro!
Times campaign organization and make vigorous and
should hesitate
competition who would like OF the attractive
offered but rather reminding herself that she has within
qualities which will her victorious begin immediate
Is energetic campaign the uri2es
making campaign subscriptions and
peasantest with
making their first efforts The campaign
mar n political
cali generalslp. II is fully fascinating.
Let every the
ballot and after filing according
instructions printed
Editor
desires should call address the
fuller Information
how win the attractive prizes viii be gladly furnished
The Detroit times., 1909-01-29

sailed from New Yorl. On he French
iuer La Lorraine today. as suddenly
as she came aud vowing vengeance
against the great tenor
She made a short statement before
Ia Lorraine was backed out % Icr
berth
Signor Caruso tried Co arrange for
some settlement through biz frieod~
but ne would nor permit me to se.
MIN Want something e. say .beut
the education CT my children H.
mas no right To keep them an not
through with him vet.
Why EN- | going So quickly? WHY
spould | stay? Signor Caruso refused
TO see ne DO NOT wish TO treat
with his friends lie refuses 90 see
me as gentleman should and he told
tne management OF his hotel 20 put
ihe OUT He refused To confer with
me But be will confer with m. vel -
The Detroit times., 1909-01-29
Taste Is Sure
Stomach Guide
A Barometer Which Never Fails.
Though Seldom Believed

Taste is the direct guide to the
stomach. and the taste buds are con
nected by the nerves with the stom-
ach Itself, So that they represent It's
health OF disorder. TX the stomach %
its juices are out OF tone. the blood Is
fcrmcnted By a change ia the alkaline
or acid condition., and these reach the
mouth both directly and indirectly
The taste buds are in the tongue,
and arc mounted by hairike projec-
tiOns called pdplilae; they cover the
surface of the tongue
when you trstc these buds rise up
and absorb SdC liquid ,nform the
nerves the nerves tell the stomach,
and the fool H. acceptable or not, just
az the stomach feels.
The above remarks on taste comes
from aA eminent authority and sim
ply explains shy when one smells
cooking o. sees food one thinks he
can eat. but wren be tastes he learns
Tie atomach 81 ont al business
TO thc person who cannot TASTE
Alright who rclshcs no food and sim
ply forces himself "a eat Stuarts Dys-
pepsla Tablets hold The secret OF en-.
joysOie eating. perfect, digestion and
leUr"ed general health
Ms men wait until their stomachs
are completely sickencd before they
tuinA seriously OF assisting nature.
When Your taste FOR food Is lost Z
is a certain siEn the stomach needs
attention Sumrt's Dyspepsia Tablets
cure ,u,n stomacns The, restore
sweetness oi breath renew gastric
juices. enrich the bIoOi anu give the
omgch th- strength aud rest neces-
sary tu general duty
of} thousand physicians use stu.
an Dyspepsia Tablets and every
druggist carries them In stock. price
jVt prs boa send us your name AMI
address aru we viii send YOU trial
package trel-hl- mail Address FL.
stuart Co. 100 Stuart Bldg, Marshall.
Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-29

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The Detroit times., 1909-01-29
DAMON SLABS THE
CHEEK OF PYTH|AS
HERMANN HARJEs AND TONY
STUART FIGHT BEFORE MRS.
HENRY cLeWS, JR.

PARIS Jan. ga face-slappins
incident IN LAbhaye. the famous all
flight restaurant a. Montmdrtre. II
,ausiug American society here 10
wonder al the cause and TO anticipate
duel between TWO former lifelong
friends hermann HafJts tue uanhVt'
and Tony stuart, OF Philadelphia
Mrs. Henry Clews. Jr, formerly the
beautiful Mrs. Lulu Morris, OF Bail.'
more. and who afterward acquired dis
/ t'nction as the wife OF Fred Gebhard''
was chaperoning party OF young
Americans on sightseeing eNpedl'
/ ton. having as guides Hermann mar
( jes and Senior TOnito De Leon cas-
! tillo. son OF the Spanish ambassador
/ While seated in L.'Abbaye. watching
| the usual sights and waiting for some
thing 10 happen as all do who 20
/ there. they got more than they bar
/ gained for when Tony Stuart entered
\ for the most unexpected happened.
/ Having imbibed the cheerful spirit
/ OF his surroundings Stuart MAS most
happy and made sport with several
Spanish dancers standing about Then
/ he approached the table where his
/ friends were seated tie had scarcely
greeted them when Damon HarJes
arose and, 10 the CONSERVATION OF all,
smote the cheek OF Pythias Stuart
sharply Friends rushed 10 separate
the TWO men and Stuart WAS taken
out.
Just why this happened no ore
knows. for when the excitement had
subsidized Mrs. Clews gathered up her
charges and left with Haries. but the
young American girls had surely seen
Il phase OF Paris life As the great
friendship OF the two men is well
known, society here is asking why"
| and nohohdy will explain.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-29
CANVAS NO LONGER
OFFENDS FRENCH PEOPLE

BERLIN. Jan 2S-The French flag
is no longer insulted on canvas on the
walls OF the Reichstag The picture
which hung behind the president :
chair represented scene after tho
battle OF Sedan. showing the emperor
William l. The crown prince, Bismarck
and Moltke riding over the battlefield.
with the French dag under their
horses feet
French visitors to Berlin protested
against h. picture and most Germans
regarded il as d violation OF good
taste 50 the offending canvas has
been removed
The electric locomotive holds the
world ) record for speed. a mile in p
seconds
The Detroit times., 1909-01-29
GRE A 7,
PRIZE VOTING CONTEST
The Detroit Times
Presents a Golden Opportunity to Win
Magnificent Prizes
of Great Value

|T|HE GREAT PRIZE VOTING CONTEST only recently
= naugurated by The Detroit Zines exceeds in magnitude
01 and lbeaty thing i'll the newspaper history OF the
Detroit No such splendid opportunity has before been
presented the Detroit such desirable
really the golden
opportunities lifetime and should fail take adj
vantage splendid distribution prizes has
been arranged will both Grand Prize
and District Prize The combined value OF such prizes
would equal that would be
ordinary salary In the short
period Of eight half that the will continue
the of Detroit such they
might any other The prizes will be
through luck chance by persistent personal the
the making fer the ballots by
which the OF the magnificent will be de-
cidel The conditions have been made especially
only such conditions have been
the OF and The contest
offers the OF the the prizes
such they have doubt wished the attractive
or the short space the
The Detroit times., 1909-01-29
Bad 'aste

In your mouth removed while
you wait-lhat's true. A Cas-.
caret taken when the tongue is
thick coated with the nasty
squeamish feeling in stomach.
brings relief. It's easy, natural
way 10 help nature help you. sos
.CAscARErs-Ioc box--week's treat.
lnsnf AL druggists. biggest sciict
4 Ga The wo.ii Million boxes = month
The Detroit times., 1909-01-29

Only One "BROMo QJININE-
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUtNTNE.
Look for the signature Of r. w.
GROVE Used the World over 10 Cure
Cold In One Day. 25c
The Detroit times., 1909-01-29
TEN BERMUDA TOURS z As D':'r s1i.e.

only in
Lily the These Isl
peculiar themselves
81 an eea N Para q
The travel be followed by The Detroit Times tourists
be
Brussels Paris Dieppe NewhaNen Lon
Chester, Liverpool, Montreal
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
LICENSED TO WED

LICENSED TO WE'D - A marriage license was issued yesterday to Juan Alvarez and Martina Osuna, both of Tempe.
 METHODIST LADIES = The La dies Aid Society of the First M. E.. church will hold its annual business meeting at the church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Members are request ed to be prompt in attendance as the meeting is a very important one. The usual tea will be served at 3:30.
 JUMPED THEIR BAIL - Three In dians who were arrested while cele- brating MT. Taft's visit to Phoenix jumped their bail bonds of s10 each yesterday. one of the Indians had s97 with him. He supplied the bail bonds for the others.
 TOBACCO EXPERT - The United States civil service commission an nounces an examination on November 3, 1909. to secure eligibles from which to make certification to fill vacancy in the position of tobacco expert in the Philippine service at s2,000 per annum and vacancies requiring similar quail fications as they may occur in that service. It is desired to secure q per son who has had good practical eXpe rience in growing wrapper tobacco, preferably in either Florida or Cuba. There will be no educational eXamina ton for this position. Applicants will be rated according to their training and experience. as shown in applica- ticn form 375. Age limit. IS to 40 years on the date of the examination. Each applicant will be required to submit with his application a photo graph of himself. taken within three years, which will be filed with his papers as a means of Identification in case he receives appointment. An unmounted photograph is preferred. The name and date of examination. the competitors name and the year in which the photograph was taken should be indicated on the photo graph.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
A SlEEPIESS NIGHT

many taxpayers and citizens of Phoe-
 nix did not go to bed at all last night.
 They felt that they could not afford
 it. The quail season began at mid
 night Of course it was not to be ex-
 pected that the quail would be abroad
 at that hour. having had no official
 notice of the opening season. but the
 citizens and taxpayers all wanted to
 be the first in the field Large par
 ties left town in the night so as to
 get as far outside as possible when
 the birds begin to fly. There is a limit
 on the number of birds that one may
 kill in one session, but it is rot the
 expectation of the game commissioner
 that any of the hunters will come around him boaOsting of having ex- ceeded the limit There are good
 many sportsmen in Phoenix who can
 not in the entire season bag as many
 quail as the law will allow them to
 kill in a single day.
 IT DIN'T DISTURB HER - Mrs.
 Walter Briscoe, Third avenue and Madison street, is a cool woman un- der circumstances which would throw the average woman into mysteries. Yesterday evening while she was get ting dinner the gas range blew up, or rather blew down with an explosive sound that was heard for blocks and made people think that some belated on the trail of the presiden- tial party had just come to town. The neighbors ran in and the husband soon after arrived, and Mrs. Briscoe e&- frzaI A< of one who had been brought up in an atmosphere of explosions and would not feel at home elsewhere. She had no fault to find with the range; it could not have done differently under the circumstances. The gas had in been allowed to escape in to the oven, SO that when enough of it got together an explosion was inevi- table. Notwithstanding all the noise, little damage was done. The bottom of the oven was merely blown out.
 SOMETHING OF A MINE - Speak ing of mines in general and the con- nection of John Hays Hammond with large enterprises. a gentleman who is familiar with Mexican mines called attention yesterday to the great Pa chuca silver mine, about two and a half hours ride from the City of Mex ico. It has been offered to a syndicate of British capitalists for s9,O0O.OO0 and it is understood MT. Hammond is as sociated with them in the deal. or will be if it is consummated Anyhow it IS known that Mir. Hammond has had 1t under examination for some time past and probably will have for some time to come. for mine like that one cannot be examined in day Mir. Hammond has sixteen engineers in his employ in the making of this exam inatiOn and they have plenty to do. for the mine has I60 miles of underground all of which will be exam ined and the ore bodies tested It would take some time to look over property like that even if it were turned inside out where anybody could see it.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

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 1920 w. Washington.
 w HEN HE S,5 you tu $40 for a suit of clothes S you're entitled toagood one. When you pay your money here you'll GET a good one. We don't sell cheap clothes because there's no satis- faction in them for you or us. We ask enough to make sure you're going to get Good clo- thes andnoOther kind" and if the clothes we sell don't come up to
 0 our claims for them, h ere' s your money. If you haven't seen the F all line, come in today Glad to show you any time.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
THE HUMANE SOCIETY

newly organized Humane society finds something every day to do- Yesterday President Harry Friedman of the so- ciety fouond a pinto horse hitched to a buggy near the court house plaza. He found on inquiry that the animal had been in that spot since noon the day before. It was nearly ''all in" for want of food and water. pr. Ram sey. the humane officer. took charge of the animal and put it into the Commercial corral It was later learned that the horse belongs to a Mexican living east of the city. A warrant for his arrest is in the hands of Constable Ivy. The members of the society are looking after the de- livery horses used in town and have found that several of them are not up to standard as to condition and com plaint has been made to the owners. Judge Mccormick has agreed to act as attorney for the society.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
Daily Weather Report
Local Daily Weather Report for
 The Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair. Data for 24 hours ending 5:30 D. m. yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
THE STORK DROPS IN

THE SrORK DROPS IN - MT. and Mrs. Sims Eaton are the parents of a ten-pound girl, born yesterday. Both the mother and child are doing well.
 BEAT HIS WiFE-A hurry call was 'phoned into the police station yester- day from North Fourth street. It was reported that a man in that neighbor- hood was unmercifully beating his child. Officer Connors went up and found the man had also included his wife in the general beating Connors proceeded to bring him into the sta tiOn, when the woman suddenly changed sides and intervened. She said she would be without support if her husband were sent to jail Con nors finally yielded after giving the man a sharp reprimand.
 TRUE SNAKE STORY-A chorus of screams in the typewriting depart ment of the office of the territorial au- ditor the other day brought Auditors Clerk J. F. Tracey from the next room in a hurry. He beheld a half dozen young ladies standing on chairs and tables. apparently almost frightened to death. "Snake," cried one of them and pointed to a desk from under which a snakes head appeared with about four or five inches of its twisted, sinuOus body. Tracey grabbed the handle of feather duster and damned the reptile on the head. Much to his surprise it was not mashed and in stantly squirmed back into its former place in the thick velvet carpet Two or three more brought his snakeship out into plain view, but his head failed to crush and no amount of hammering would straighten the kinks in his un- dulating spine. for he was built of rubber. Then the girls laughed.
 MAN WITH SCREW DRIVER ES- CAPED-Fred Moore and w. B. Strong. who were arrested by off cers Sullivan and Connors for fighting. were up before Recorder Thomas yes terday. Strong. who had acquired considerable artificial enthusiasm while out on bail. was not in the proper condition for trial. so was sent back to the cells again. He will be examined today. Moore pleaded not guilty at first but later changed it to guilty, as he wished to return to Tempe, where he is employed. He was fined s7. Tn. fight started in a saloon. and when the proprietor objected, the men cOolly withdrew to the alley and con- tinued regular Johnson Ketchel mix up. Strong was finally laid on the ground. A third man then mixed in. armed with screw driver. which he tried to use as a dagger. While he was attacking Moore with screw driver the officers interfered. They had to force their way through the dense crowd to reach the men. The man with the screw driver escaped.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST

DENTON IN TOWN -J. C. Denton of Bouse arrived here yesterday on business
 VISITED PHOENIX FRIENDS and Mrs. Note Allison of Tucson spent Wednesday visiting their friends. MT. and Mrs. Geo. E. Golze of 914 North First street
 A PLEASANT VISIT - Mrs. Frank Henney, near the Indian school. very agreeably entertained Mrs. Charles W. Hunter and Mrs. Geo. F.. Coke at her home yesterday.
 LADIES' AID SOCIETY - TEe La dies Aid society of the Christian church will meet in the church par lors this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All members are urged to attend
 CHARIOT RACERS - George W Cowgirl, who saw the Pasadena chariot racers during his stay on the coast this summer is interesting himself in an effort to secure the chariot racers as a feature for the coming fair.
 SURVEY APPRoVEO.-The sur veyor- general has approved mineral survey No. 26S6. Copper Queen and Fulton lode mining claims. situated in the Globe mining district. Gila county and claimed by the Live Oak Copper Mining and Smelling company.
 EN ROUTE TO REFORM SCHOOL Willie Rosts, the 10-year-old thief, is a little further on his way to the reform school He was before Justice Johnstone yesterday and was convict ed He was committed in the regu- lar way with a recommendation to the district court that the best interests of the law and society will not be ob- served by permitting the law to take the usual course. The recommendation brings the boy before the juvenile court.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-22
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Frank Braisie and son Harold
of Kenosha, spent part of last week
with Mrs. Arnold.
Miss Florence Bishop of Nebraska,
visited relatives here last week.
Mrs Benson and daughter Bessie of
Platteville, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Benson.
Charlie Gunter has bought new
KimbaH piano. .-... .r~..
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Frank Fox next Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Gladys Van Alstine has return
ed to her home in Oshkosh after spend
ing the last year with her sister, Mrs.
A. De Vuyst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Rowbottom re-
turned home Sunday evening after
spending the week with relatives here.
Leslie and Edith Gunter entertained
a few of their friends at a party last
Wednesday afternoon.
c. M. Bishop was a Chicago visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hoekney of
Milwaukee, visited friends here last
week.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-07-22

out searching parties or to offer a re
ward for information winch will aid in
the solution of the mystery. The po-
lice have not given great deal of
time to the case as they seem to be of
the opinion that the search being made
IS a better search than they could
make with their limited facilities, but
officials in all the cities along the lake
have been notified.
During the day absolutely nothing
developed. Word was received from
the searching parties, but they had
found nothing further than had been
reported on Monday and Tuesday
Mrs. Clarkson is. bearing up well
under the strain attendant upon the
long absence eff her husband.