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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16

the United States vs. John w. Lee ct al, Ex-Governor J. II. Kebbey arrived here last night, indicating that this matter will be bitterly contested.
 A number of witnesses from outside points arrived here last night, to tes. tify before the federal grand jury. MT. Alexander has a habit of keeping the grand jury busy during its session and the courthouse will be the scene of un. usual activity today and tomorrow.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
MRS. WOODS GETS !. A DIVORCE DECREE PLAINTIFF IS ALSO GRANTED TITLE TO SEVERAL LOTS
 IN EAST GLOBE
 N-SUPP0RT WAS CHARGED. ANOTHER LOT FIGHT wAGED IN
 SESSION OF COURT
 YESTERDAY

As the result of the Introduction of additional testimony in court yesterday Mrs. Rose A. Woods was granted de- cree of divorce from her husband, liar " A. Woods, on the grounds of failure to provide, and was given possession of several lots in East Globe, held as community property.
 As the matter has been before the court on number of occasions, when the plaintiff was unsuccessful in se- curing her freedom, she was apparently well satisfied with the outcome of yes. terday's suit. She was represented by Attorneys Flannigan & Jones and J. NJ. MeCollum.
 Dispute Over Lots
 Annanias Green and W. c. Sheftall waged fight in court yesterday, for the possession of lot in East Globe.
 The suit is rather a peculiar one, as it involves the right of probate judge, acting as trustee for township, to enter compromise verdict as to the ownership of land embraced within the townsite.
 A compromise in a dispute over lot claimed by the parties in the present suit was effected some time ago, the property being divided. Green later brought suit to annul the transaction.
 The matter was taken under advise ment by Judge Lewis yesterday, argu- ments to be submitted on briefs. G. w. Shute and Judge Lucas represent the plaintiff, with Stoneman & Jacobs ap- bearing for the defense.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
GRAND JURY BEGINS |TS SESSION THIS
 MORNING
EIGHT CASES HELD OVER FOR TRIAL BY U. s. CoNfMIs-
 SIoNER JOHNSON
LIVELY TERM IS EXPECTED
DISPOSITION OF IMPORTANT
 CASES MAY TAKE A MONTH

For the purpose of Investigating { y number of alleged offensos against the federal statutes, the United States grand jury will open it's sem-annual session at the courthouse this morning.
 A number. of cases of more or less importance are on the calendar, to be investigated by the grand jury, and as several matters will be taken up on secret file, it is probable that this body will be in session until early next week.
 Cases which have been taken up be- fore the United States commissioner and the defendants held to answer to the grand jury, are as follows:
 Celso Cebrera, charged with robbing the Solomonville post office; George Dorn; charged with selling liquor to an Indian; Santiago Hernandez and Benito Bargas, charged with robbing the United States mail; Jesus Alvarez, charged with selling liquor to an In. dian; I. Owens, charged with selling liquor to an Indian; T. Ramirez, charged with selling liquor to an In. dianj Bidal Jurado, charged with adul- tery; Sarah Thomas and c. J. Jack son, charged with adultery.
 United States Attorney J. l.. B. Al exander, George D. Christy, assistant United States attorney and D. N. Will cts, marshal, arrived here last night, to conduct the work which will be taken up at the session.
 The federal jury will be called Mon- day, to dispose of the cases on the cal. | endar. In addition to about dozen criminal cases, several civil matters must be disposed of and it will proba- ply be two weeks before the court con eludes it's session.
 According to Attorney Alexander, all | matters now on the calendar will be cleared up before the term of court l, closes, if months is required to com plete the work.
 Among the civil matters to be dis posed of arc several condemnation suits, growing out of the construction of the Roosevelt dam and the resulting inundation of considerable quantity of agricultural land.
 To act in the defense of the suit of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16

which ca.1not be explained.
 If the bones could tell of the strange fate of the man long since buried, it is probable that the mysterious disappear ance of one os many prospectors who have started forth in search of nature s treasure, never to be heard of again, would be cleared up.
 With nothing to show who the dead man had been, much less to explain the manner of his death and strange burial, the mystery in the present case will probably never De c.eared mp.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Dominion Arrivals

Dominion Arrivals
 c. T. Cornell, Douglas; R. M. Gep- pert, Ray; D. NJ. Shelby, St. Louis; A. T. Brown, San Francisco; G. Robbins, Stafford; J. M. Foster, Stafford; J. H. Kibbey, Phoenisj .. Il. B, Alexander, Phoenix; George Christy, Phoenix; D. N. Willets Tucson. R. B. 0'Neil, Tue son; Mrs. E. G. Mosher, ,Saeprai '' N' Ncvins, Pasadena; D. W. West, o!soe"i w. II. Barr, Metealf; II. o. Brown, Tn>. son.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
A Golden wedding

Means that man and wife have lived to good old age and consequently have kept healthy. The best way to keep healthy is to see that your pver does it's dnty 365 days oat of 365. The cnly way to do this is to keep Ballard's s Heroine in the house and take it when. ever your liver gets inactive. 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Palace Phar. macy,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
Fire Engine on the Job

The Gila Valley fire engine did good work yesterday afternoon, in ex- tinguishing & blaze at the Old Dominion stables. The blaze was discovered be- fore it had gained any great headway and the damage was nominal
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
Help for Those Who Have Stomach
 Trouble.

After doetoring for about twelve years for bad stomach trouble, and spending nearly five hpndred dollars for medicine and doctors fees, pur. chased my wife one box of Chamber lain s Stomach and Liver Tablets, which did her so much good that she continued to use them and they have done her more good than all of the medicine I bought before.--Samuel oBy. CT, Folsom, Iowa. This medicine is for sale by all druggists. Samples free.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
Sober up in Jail

Sober Up in Jail
 Jack Law renee and J. T.-o'Neil, ar rested at MiA mi for being drunk and disorderly. wex>, up before Judge H. IL. Pratt yesterday, Lawrence drew hi- teen days, O'Nef being let off with an eight day sentence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
Fighter Draws Thirty Days

Frank Degat of Miami, who was ar- rested for fighting, drew thirty-day sentence from Judge II. H. Pratt yes terday. Jack Green, arrested or the same charge, was discharged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
We pay the hianesr in,

We pay the highest tnre crow Deposits.
 Money to loan on REAL at all times. Agents for the Insurance companies ip the '
 The Globe Bank < Savings ms today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
Immigration Inspector Here

Charles T. Cornell, immigration in- spector, arrived here from Douglas last night, on business connected with the federal court session, which opens to- day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
Mitt Sims Visits Globe-

Mitt Sims of SaffoM arrs.s neio last night, 10 act as a witness 'oio.N the federal grand jury. He will req am until the end of the week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
Foster Visits City

J. NJ. Foster, a prominent merchant of Stafford arrived last night on busi- ness. He will remain several days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
roc, LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTFs,-Partner with small amount of ca sh. in business in which large returns are assured; thorough inves' tigstion invited. Address, lmmedi ate. care of Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
Twenty-Five Gents Is the Price of
 Peace,

The terrible itching and smarting, in cident to certain skin diseases. is al- most instantly aliayed by applying Chamberlain's Salve. Price, 25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-16
Bowel Co,nr

When six montl
 ter of F.. N. Dewe chant of Agnesvilk of cholera infant Collie, Cholera, and was given and effect This remedy has pro, In eases of bowel con and when given accol printed directions ca with perfect confidenc with water and sweete to take, which is of when a medicine m young children. For gists.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
HURLED OUT
BY LORDS, $50 TO Is
Force General Election in Fight
with Commons for Control
of Government.
STAKE THEIR POWER ON RESULT
Liberals Will Ask King to Create
New Peers if Supported by
People at Polls.

The British House of Lords IN Lon
don has refused to accept the budget
as drawn by Chancellor of the EX-
chequer Lloyd-George and passed by
the House Of Commons. BY a vote OF
$50 to IS the lords Tuesday night
passed the amendment offered by Lord
Lansdowne, that the u was not
justified in giving its consent to the
bill until it had been submitted to the
judgment of the country.
The defeat of the budget brings the
lords n into direct con-
t1ict. the liberal government, backing
the commons, having announced that
if the budget is upheld in the general
election it will appeal to King Edward
to create enough new peers to wipe
out the present majority of the upper
house. The commons claim that by
their action the lords have created a
situation unprecedented in English
history, at least in 800 years. by re-
fusing formal assent to the budget
bill, thereby, in theory, making it lille
gal to collect taxes and carry on the
kings government.
Finance is not the only question al
fected by the lords action. Tariff re-
form and the great Irish movements
for home rule and land legislation will
be equally Influenced. The Irish ma
tionalists claim the general election
will wipe out the power of the lords.
and hat the last barrier to home rule
will be removed.
The decision of the lords to reject
the budget was in direct disregard of
oldest members such, as Rosebery,
Morley, Lord James of Hereford, Lord
Cromer, Lord Balfour of Burleigh; the
Early of Lytton, Lord Courtney, and
the archbishops OF Canterbury and
York
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
NAN SLAIN IN A RIOT
1rAIIANs AT sCoTTsBORo, I'LL,
TERRIFY CITIZENS.
00mc RlddIed with Bullets-Mother
ga Hnr children Barely Escape
Death - Hands Of Rioters-Mcm-
ness q ..Blaek Hand" Cause Trouble

Ono mas wa killed. others narrow
~ escaped injury and a mother and
- children were driven from their
Asmes I'm the village OF scottsboro. ILL.,.
1a4e Sunday night when nifty Italian
0oAl miners, crazed with drink rioted,
The town was at the mercy OF the
Italians throughout the night. The
1ading Of the body of Luther Will
iams. Of Marion, Sunday morning
aroused the American Inhabitants and
tAey threatened the Italians.
It Ia said members OF the "Black
Aands" ans were the organizers Of
She rioting band. The first attack wan
made on the home OF Jacob Newton,
Who has aided in prosecuting a num-
ber of petty criminals.
Newton Was not at home. but the
rioters fired 100 shots into the house.
Hrs. Newton and the children escaped
tAr0ugh . real door. The rioters con-
1hued firing shots at the Americans
Auring the night in different parts Of
no village.
Williams. body disclosed knife and
bullet woanAs. He was going to
1cottsbors 20 visit his father, a minis.
when he was killed.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
FIGHT GOES TO SAN FRANCISCO
Jenries and johnson Will Battle for
Purse OF over 100000.

The worlds championship fight be-
tween James j.. Jeffries and Jack
Johnson will be held in San Francisco
before a club organized by TEX
Richard. of Ely, New, m ack Glea-
son the fight to take place probably
on July 4, 1910. The bid made by
Richard and Gleason Of a purse of
$4,000 and the contestants to take
&C 2-3 per cent of the moving picture
receipts was accepted by representa-
tives of Johnson and Jeffries Thursday
afternoon.
The successful bid provides that the
fight shall take place in California.
Utah or Nevada on q date to be set
later. but it was stated that without
doubt the contest would take place in
San Francisco. In view of the fact
that James Coffroth. manager of the
Sunshine Athletic club, Of Colma. Cal.
controls certain patents on moving
pictures, 1t was thought Richard and
Gleason would likely enter into some
arrangements with him whereby they
could have the fight take place in the
Colma arena.
TEX Richard said: my bid was
for Utah, Nevada or California, but in
Utah 1t is not at all certain tina we
can hold the fight. In Nevada, where
the laws will permit it, we cannot get
a crowd large enough to pay the guar
anteed purse, SO that leaves San Fran
cisco with practically a clear field
h bids We're considered better
by some. particularly that of tom"
McCarey, of Los Angles, but the con-
troll Of the moving picture patents by
Jimmy" Coffroth and the triple alIi-
ance Of Richard, Gleason and Cofroth
was too strong for outsiders like Nc.
Carey and Eddie" Graney.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
SIOUX INDIAN rs WISE.
DON Catches Up with White Mans
FrenzIcd Finance.

hat the average Sioux Indian.
he gets Il good chance, Will
adopt "get-rich-quick" Methods is
shown by the fact that John Keeble. a
Sioux warrior who owns the most of
the land around Pickerel lake, has
decided not to lease any of the land in
future for hotel urposes In the past
he leased land for hotel and cottage
purposes. and as a result a number of
cottages have been erected in that, vi
cinity, in addition to a good hotel,
which aided in making Pickerel lake
one of the finest fishing and shooting
resorts in the northwestern portion of
the state. Since the building of the
hotel and cottages hundreds of people
nave each season visited this resort.
Following the action OF the Indian
owner the hotel will have to be moved
to q new location this winter when the
present lease expires. 1t Is stated
stated that the Indian owner of the
and also has decided to greatly in
crease the rental charged c~ottagers for
the privilege OF having their cottages
on h shores of the lake. The
of the cottages will hold a meeting in
the near future to determine whether
they will stand the raise or go to the
expense of moving their buildings off
keeble's land.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
UNCLE SAM TOO HAsTYr.
Mexican Press Will Oppose Move in
N icaracu -

Mexican Press Will Oppose Move in
That Mexico does not expect to her
self be drawn into the Nicaragua con-
troversy, but will maintain a neutral
attitude. was the statement made by
Senior Mariscal, minister of foreign re-
lations Friday night. The action of
the United States III severing relations
with the southern republic was not re-
scented by Mexico, he said. although it
came most unexpectedly at u time
when his government was awaiting II
reply to It's suggested plan for peace.
He said:
I'VE do not resent the action of the
United States. Why should we? We
have absolutely no interests In Central
America except in Guatemala. where
there are about 10000 Mexicans. We
are still waiting fora reply from the
United States government to our sug-
gestion for an amicable settlement OF
the trouble. We made he suggestions
spontaneously because we had not
been. as on several previous occa-
sions. approached by the United States
on the subject of Intervention In Cen
trail America. In view OF such adj
vances in the past we did not consider
1t discourteous to offer these sugges
tions In the interest of humanity.
What these suggestions were I am
still not at liberty 20 state"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
the execution by his direction of tive

the execution by his direction Of tive
American citizens who were entitled
in the judgment of the state depart.
nlent to be dealt with according to the
enlightened practice of civilized ma
tons. 1t may be the demand never
will be made. The encouragement the
note of the Secretary of State win
give to the revolution will be, 1t Is
expected, the death blow to Zelaya.
A wireless dispatch received at
Colon from Bluefelds. y after
five hours of fighting Sunday the rev
o%lutionists under General Matuty de-
feated 1000 government troops in the
neighborhood Of the Topaz mine above
Rama. Several standards and a guam
tity of arms and ammunition fell into
the hands of General Matuty. The
Zelayan troops lost eighty men killed
and many wounded, while the revo-
%lutionists. who fought behind bowl
ders and other projections. lost twenty
men killed"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
RISING RAILROAD DICTATOR.

Iin,vley Purchases Frisco, D~ivorcina
System from Rock Island.
BY acquiring control of the Frisco
lines. Wednesday, Edwin Hawley step
ped 6.219 miles nearer to complete die
tatorship of the Western railroad fie.i.
lie now controls the Toledo. St. Louis
& Southwestern. the Chicago & Alton.
minneapolis G. st. Louis, Chesapeake
& Ohio and Missouri, Kansas & Texas,
i'll addition to the st. Louis & San
Francisco, Chicago & Eastern Illinois
and Evansville & Terre Haute. The
Frico lines are now completely segre-
gated from the Rock Island and Mr..
Hawley's first move. it is said, will
be to rejuvenate and place them on
an improved and paying basis.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
NAY NE ANOTHER STRIKE.

1Ab0r Leaders and Officials Of Ninc-
tccn Enseesn Lines Confer.
Alta conferences OF tho brotherhood
- Railroad Trafnmen. held in New
exsfk Sunday. Grand Master Lee and
Fifth Vice President Murdoch were
nAmed - : committee to decide
whether the men shall go out or re-
main at werk In case the demand
which they will shortly present to 81
eastern railroads for q 10 per cent in
4 In pay II refused. It IL expect
- that the final schedule Of griev-
aAces will be in the hands Of the rail-
fead managers Thursday or Friday Of
49, week.
The movement planned will have
nethinK IN common with the general
strike being conducted at present by
80 s1itchmen's Union Of North
America, which II distinctly a rival
sd an enemy Of the Brotherhood of
1AtlrOad, Trainmen,
The statement represents 10000
tEalamen and switchmen. n
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
WARSH|PS ORDERED
RUSHED 70 C0R|N10
Cruiser Albany and the Gunboat
Yorktown Are Sent to Mica
raguan Waters.
PASSPORTS GIVEN TO ENVOY.
Dictator Held Responsible for Kill
ing Of Americans-Rush Marines
to Scene of Trouble.

The first step of the United States
government toward backing up the
declaration made by Secretary OF
State knox regarding the NicaraguaR
situation was taken Thursday when
the Secretary Of the Navy sent urgent
orders to the commanders OF the
cruiser Albany and the gunboat York
town, the two American warships
which are now at Magdalena Bay.
lower California. to proceed forthwith
to Corinto, the Pacific coast port Of
Nicaragua, nearest to the capital Of
that country.
BY the direction Of the President.
the Secretary of State Wednesday
evening in Washington. summarily
broke off all diplomatic relations with
the government of President Zelaya
secretary gave formal recognition to
the b%elligerency' of the Nicaraguan rev
o~lutionists.
The action Of the secretary was
made the more dramatic by he trans
mission Of passports to the diplomatic
agents of President Zelaya for their
use in case they wish to leave the
country. If these agents desire to re-
main they will be received as the IN
official representatives Of President
Zelaya, just as the secretary proposes
to receive the representatives of Gen.
Estrada, the leader of the revolution
lists.
The action by Secretary Knox does
not necessarily mean war. 1t is pre-
liminary to the formal demand which
will be made upon the government of
President Zelaya for reparation for
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
NAVY MOVES SOUTH.
Warships Leave for Central American
Waters,

Naval forces of the United States
are being moved forward to both
coasts OF Central America to protect
American life and property in Me-
ar..gua py force or a.ms If the neces-
sit arises. With the departure Fri
day afternoon from Philadelphia of
the troopship Prairie with 700 marines
aboard for the isthmus of
n If 1t be so decreed, for Nicaragua.
n of the sailing from Magdelena
bay Of the protected cruiser Albany
and the gunboat Yorktown for Corin-
to, or the coast of Nicaragua, the &C
tivity Of the navy department was be-
coming manifest on both oceans that
wash the Nicaraguan shores.
Besides. the cruisers Des Moines
and Tacoma and the gunboat Mariet-
ia are lying up Port Limon. Costa
Rica, ready for any call upon them.
and the guns of the little gunboat
Vfcksburg are pointed toward the GUS
tom house and town of Corinto.
The gunbOat Princeton is endeavor-
ing to make her way from the Bre-
merton navy yard. Washington state,
to Corintc.
Driven to desperation by the unex-
pected and ~unbending attitude of the
United States, President Zelaya Is now
reported to have developed a plan
whereby he can resign and at the
same time retain the reigns of power.
This consists in putting in the office OF
president of Nicaragua Jose Madriz.
well known In Central American Dip
lomatic circles as Zelaya's ~henchman.
and declared to be at Zelaya's beck
and call. The state department. it Is
declared. is entirely cognizant of the
conspiracy under way and will act
vigorously and promptly if occasion
demands.
In the meantime neither the state
department nor the Nicaraguan Legal
ton officials will discuss the advice
in advance of diplomatic event Senior
Rodriguez. charge d'affaires of the le-
cation. insisted Friday night he had
not heard from his government, and
the state department likewise pro-
fessed to be ignorant of the next move
of President Zelaya.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
STEAMER GOES DOWN.
nhiselcsm0s Sunk in Storm Over Brit
s2t & iann Isles.

fhlselcm01 Sunk In Storm Over Brit
sa isl1 Isles.
In . terrific gale that ragged Friday
over the British Isles the steamer
Thist1emor went to her doom OFF APP
pledere In Barnstable bay. 1t is be-
lieved her entire crew of thirty men
persisted. Four bodies from the steam
Or already have been washed ashore.
The Thistlemor was In command OF
Capt. Zee and was bound from Liver
pool for an American port.
Small vessels everywhere were at
the mercy of the elements. n Lloyds
reports eight Of them have been driv-
81 ashore at various points. Their
crews. however, all escaped.
The British steamer Congress-, which
arrived at Falmouth Friday. reports
that during the storm her captain. the
mate and one seaman were washed
overheard by mountainous seas. The
seaman was picked up. but the cap
tain and mate perished.
The Thistlemor left Barry. Wales,
on Thursday with a cargo Of coal. She
caught the gale half way up Biddle-
ford bay. where she f~oundered. An
other vessel was In distress in the
same vicinity. but proceeded on her
way, and 1t Is hoped hat she may
have saved some of the crew OF the
Thistlemor. whose chief engineer Is
safe at Barry.
1t Ia feared that another disaster
occurred in the Irish channel. The
Isle Of Man steamer. Ellen Vannin
with a crew Of tw%enty-one and twelve
passengers, left Ramsey, Isle Of Man,
for Liverpool at midnight on Thurs
day. but has not since been heard
from. A mail bag and two life belts
washed ashore on the banks OF the
Mersey leaves little doubt that she
foundered.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-12-10
BOY KILLS WOUNDED COMPANION

omaha Ind Tells of ..Making Good
Job'' After Hunting Accident.
While hunting the other day Yves
ley Mcbride, aged 16, according to his
version of the affair, accidentally shot
his companion, Harry Long, aged Is.
in the jaw and then fred two more
shots into his head to make a good
job of it." Mcbride says he was
twirling a revolver on his finger when
the accident occurred. He notified the
Omaha police of the shooting and told
OF firing the two shots which ended
Longs life.