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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
THE CABOOsE LOCAL

To the u.ury inflicted on the people by com polling them to ride from here to Miami i'll | slperamu; tei cahoose. the G,:a Valley, Globe & Northern railroad has added the insult of a schedule that is excruciatingly ridiculous in its utter failure to provide for the needs of the var ious individuals who have occasion to use the trains to Globes new suburb.
 For behold, whata compliment is paid to the unfortunate passengers. It is a question just what the company $ rating of them is. If they are freight, they should at least be entitled to the rates ordinarily made for such merchandise
 For, consider that the privileges which they get are almost identical with those accorded a drum of cheese a can of oysters, or sack of po- tatoes And if the travellers are cassed as cat tle there should be some law compelling the railway company to provide nice, roomy, airy cattle car through the slats of which the tourists might peer at the landscape and drink in air redolent with alkali that is sucked up in the wake of the ambulatory freight on its lugubrious way to the Miami caravanserai. As matter of fact, it is permissible to suspect that the railway company, somewhere in its heremetic vaults, has filed away rating by which the dear people have been listed as sheep for verify the lordly officials have treated their patrons with all the veneration and respect commonly accord ed to those docile pastoral beasties.
 Having thus settled satisfactorily the prob be rating of the passengers, there remains to be said a sorrowful word or two about one other phase of the traffic infeicities prevailing be- tween here and Miami. And herein sugges- tion is conveyed If the people must ride on the tail end of a freight in uncomfortable proximity to the worlds commodities, it would seem only a reasonable apportionment of justice to permit them to make their ignominious departure and return under cover of the darkness designed by an all-wise Providence to hide from the curious gaze of the public just such amentable deeds as this.
 Suppose, for the sake of indulging fancy, that this train, yclept the Caboose Local, should make its clandestine exit from Globes precincts at the sainted hour of four in the morning. This is said by excellent authorities to be most suspicious time for witches orgies and for deeds of every dark and heinous character So, forsooth, it would be most suitable to allow the people to slink covertly through unfrequented byways to the trackside whence the Caboose Lo- cal departs. And if, at night, the meandering local with its human freight could lie at rest in some canyon until the shades of night had fallen and then advance noiseless into the city much as polecat makes its malodorous debut into a chicken coop, why the interests of the public would be served and someone might be found so far deluded as to rise up and call the railroad blessed or something else equally germane to the occasion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
TO SHOW GLOBES MINERALS

It IS hoped that the mnlng companies of Globe district will give their support to the plan now on foot to provide a complete collection of min erals as an exhibit at the territorial fair to be held in Phoenix from November to IA
 Franklin F. Towle, the member of the fair commission for Gia county has sent out letters to the different companies asking them to CO., operate in providing mineral display thor oughly indicative of the marvellous mineral re- sources of this district and there can be little doubt that large number of handsome speci- mems from the various mines will be forthcom- ing
 In its proposals to the mining companies, the commission has made the provision that if the people sending such exhibits will deliver them at the depot m Globe the cost of transporting them to Phoenix will be paid from the fair treasury. This offer, however, is subject to the condition that the various collections of samples be al- lowed to remain in Phoenix as permanent ex- hlblt. Surely there should be no objection to such an arrangement for the value to Globe of handsome and complete mineral display at the territorial capital is manifest.
 As each separate collection will be presented to the public under the name of the mining com pany that has furnished it, it would at the same tune, be credit to the company and to Globe district as we'll It would serve to show the peo- pie who visit Phoenix from all parts of the coun- try the extraordinarily wide range of this dis trIct's mineral deposits and the unexceed rich ness of its ores. Conservative advertising is all that Globe district needs to show the world her unrivaled resources and this kind of publicity can be largely obtained through mineral exhibits characteristic of the local mine products
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
AH Harmonious

How are you getting along with your new housemaid?''
 First rate, answered the lady of the house. "She seems to approve of the way I do the work
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
Al,oags Somethino

Well, l suppose we might as well stop figur- Ing on what might have happened if the baseball season had lasted little longer''
 suppose so, but 1t leaves life blank''
 "ot, no. We can begin figuring on how things would go If the various elections were to be held today. y
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
Of Course

'I don't like to call by previous engage ment.'
 Don't care for formal call, eh?''
 No; it's more fun to drop in on a friend and find him quarreling with his wife"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
1 VilTage Arqument

If l was big corporation lawyer, " began the party of the first part if I was big cor poration lawyer"
 You d be charging for advice," commented the other half of the sketch, instead of handing it out free from the top of a molasses barrel ;
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
Conceit and ModeStn

We view things differently in this world ;
 That's right. When the girls all smile, one wonder what's funny about his makeup" man will smile with pride, while another will
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28

Capitol guides should not fail to list Con gressman Scott of Kansas, along with the other exhibits worthy of visitors admiring inspection Mir. Scott is the gentleman who declares Mr Roosevelt is a z 'fraid cat" and ran away to Africa to escape the effects of his own foolish ness.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
4 Yeru Queer Mnll

He has queer way of celebrating holi- day"
 "What is it?.
 Instead of blowing all his money on foolish ness, he goes around paying his bills''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28

the people whom they represent, may go for ward with the execution of those great plans which they have adopted for the making of the Greater Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
CoHeae of the Fntnre

We shall be pleased to have your daughter matriculate at our university"
 How about firting9''
 ''That is one of the optional stndies 7"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
4 Painful Afair

What happened in your fiat last night Have prize fght?"
 Certainly not!'
 But heard subdued yells. What was pulled "A porus plaster if you must know.o
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
MORNING SMILES
Modified Baseball

Do you thing baseball will ever get foot hold in England?"
 They play it some"
 "As strenuously as we dol" "Well, no. They serve tea between innings, 1 understand
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28
HardLu Fnir

An acrobat risks his life every time he ap- pears, but the monologue man can spring almost any old stuff and get away with it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28

can move at all," says the Chicago Record, Herald Respectfully referred to Congressman Fowler; late of the house committee on banking and currency.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28

am sure that death is pleasant thing,'' warbles an Alabama poet Still, you might think so, too, gentle reader if the prohibition politicians were roaming all around your neigh borhood
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28

Among the valiant warriors not out west ex- blaming the virtues of the present tariff law, we note conspicuously the Hon. Nelson w. Adrich.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28

Being king of Spain is not all beer and skittles nowadays Neither, however, is being mayor of Milwaukee, in all probability.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-28

The Silver Belt has larger paid cir culation than any daily newspaper Tn the world published in city with 12,OOO or less population.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
GET ANOTHER
MURDER SUSPECT

ELKToN. Nd, July 1o.--sheriff Henry
G. Hager was notified by the Chief OF
Police, Of Baltimore. that they had ar
rested another suspect in connection with
IN murder Of Detective Harry H. Boon.
near Perryville. last week. He Is Rob
ert Wilson, colored. alias Norfolk Bob. -
and he Will be brought here.
At first Wilson refused to talk Of his
whereabouts on the night OF the murder.
but later is said 20 have acknowledged
that he was an accomplicc in the crime.
Two other Baltimore negroes impli-
Gated Ia the crime arc in the jail here.
and tho fourth negro is expected to be
taken into custody before long. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Is spar
ing no expense in bringing the murderers
10 justice
Isaiah williams and Charles Jackson,
the two young negroes who were arrested
near Havre do Grace last Friday. sus-
pected OF being implicated in the muir
der, were given hearing before JUS
tice Gilpin and exonerated. The negroes,
however. acknowledged that they had
been riding freights and were sentenced
TO three months in the House Of Cor
rection.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
NEWS NOTES OF
COLLEGE TOWN
Calvin's Anniversary To Be
Observed By PTeSbyterians
Here
Spsclsi to rnE EVENING JouRNAIA

Npeclal 10 LIE BNENlNG JOURNAIA
NEWARK, July 10--Ofhcer Chalmers
had an exciting experience stopping
a. runaway team. The horses were
attached TO a load of hay. A bunch
fell on one of the horses, frightening
IL. The officer whs bruised and scratch
ed quite badly.
Or. Kollock had the misfortune to
iniure his right arm quite badly while
getting his automobile ready for q
run.
The Presbyterian Church Of this
place will celebrate the 400th ami.
versary of the birth Of John Calvin.
Sunday morning. July 1tth. Services
viii begin at n O'clock The Rev
Dr. William J. Rowan, pastor, will de-
liver the address. The choir will sing
Calvins hymn, Il Greet Thee. Who
My Sin Redeemer Art"
First Presbyterian Sunday school
will picnic at Lovers Retreat next
Thursday week.
The fourth annual harvest home ol
Ebenezer NJ Z. Church will be held IL
Whiteman's Grove, on August 5th.
Miss Harriet Evans and Miss Ella
Todd are summering in the mountains
Of Virginia.
st. Thomas Episcopal Church will
picnic at Welsh Tract Baptist Churcl
on next Wednesday.
George Huber claims that his whea
yielded 20 bushels TO the acre.
Mrs. Helen Shapleigh and daughter
| Miss Dorothy, of st. Louis. are th'
( guests of Miss Fannie Shapleigh a
| wilkins Terrace.
Mrs. Lerop Camp. Of Chicago, wal
the guest Of Mrs J. Rankin Armstrong
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Chapman wer
Baltimore visitors this week.
The depot road was treated &c a Goa
of oil this week The oil was a darl
heavy quality and for several days tn
travelling was bad over the section.
Howard 4. Pyle, the missing artist
is vet missing.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
FIND BOGUS
$40 GOLD NOTE

WASHINGTON. July lO-The Secret
Service has discovered new counterfeit
OF $40 gold certificates which is similar to
the one unearthed In March, 1905. The
words In God We Trust" on the face OF
the note is printed in gold tint, which is
characteristics Of the first issue Of sold
certificates Of the series Of 1906
These bogus notes have been circulated
principally in Cuba, but "a number have
been located in New Orleans. where a
Cuban was recently arrested with siOO in
spurious money on his person. most OF
which was in the new counterfeits.
The yellow tint on the back Of this note
is Of a much deeper shade than in the
genuine mad the mechanical and tinting
work is so coarsely done that IL would
scarcely deceive any careful handler OF
paper money.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
STAFFORD rEL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
sEAFoRD. Del. July io-A mad dog
running amuck in Blades yesterday bit
two children and caused utmost excite
ment. John Smart and Grandville Johnson
are the victims. The dog was killed.
While sitting on the front porch Of her
home in Blades watching some boys play
ball. Mrs. Lizzie Webb was struck IN the
face by thrown ball and badly injured
BY an unusual quantity OF liquor being
consumed here. the officials are aware
there exists a noiseless speakeasy some-
where in town. and are now up in arms
TO close q.
Arrangements for the home coming
week that is TO be held here the later part
Of August arc being made.
Misses Beulah and Alice Deckor, OF
Baltimore. are spending tho week with
their uncle. Harry NowIlirk.
Miss Edna Waller, OF sharptown is the
guest Of Mrs. Benjamin Coulbourn on
Arch street.
Miss Eva pusey and Miss Maude Mar
sail. Of Bethel. spent yesterday with
friends here.
william 7. James, OF West seaford. has
returned from a visit Of several days at
Cambridge.
The motor boat "The Rambler" owned
by w. Herbert Han, Is 20 be entered in
the races that will be he'd at oxford,
Maryland, on July a.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
CHILD RUN OVER
BY TEAM, UNnURT

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILTON. Del, July 10-As James
NAPLES. colored, was hauling load Of
green oak lumber Of over 700 feet, to
siding, between Milton and Ellen
dale. he stopped at the home Of
William salmons to get a drink Of
water. after which he jumped on his
wagon and started his team. A little
child Of Salmons, about two years old.
was playing in the road, which he did
not sec until he was nearly on it. In
vain he tried to stop the team, but
could not do so, and the fore wheel
passed over the child, across its loins
The driver. scared nearly TO death,
jumped off the wagon EXPECTING to find
the victim dead. Strange as it may
appear the child was comparatively
unhurt. IL was taken 70 a physician
in town. who pronounced no bones
broken, and it is doing we'll.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
SCORE COUNCIL
AT new CASTLE
Increase in Tax Rate And
Other Things Arouse Some
Tax Payers

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, July 10-Afembers o.
City Council arc coming in for their
share of criticism. Council has in
creased the tax rate ten cents. has
provided 90 raise S4OO more than allow
cd by law FOR street purposes, has pur-
chased "a carload Of stone. which in
main has been used by the trolley
company between it's tracks for Z =
square and now viii spend hundreds
of dollars cleaning cutters. cutting
down weeds and grass and the prop
erty owners will pay the bill. One OF
the members of Council at present
owes his capitation tax for year, il
is alleged.
Howard Groves. OF Rose Hill, in de.
fault of payment of fine and costs
for assault and battery, was commit
ted TO the workhousc by Magistrate
Nickerson yesterday. Groves had beer
employed on a. truck farm by FRANK
ii. Price at Rose Hin. When the lat
ter went to Wilmington yesterday
morning Groves became disordeFs
around the house. Price took Groves
to task for his conduct when he cam,
alleger. tried 10 carve Price with {
carving knife and got i'm some sting
ing blows with his fists. Constable
Wright arrested Groves and when ar
raigned he had no explanation e
make.
Agents Of the Hancock Insurance
Company. Philadelphia, and the Home
Insurance Company, Of Wilmington
spent yesterday here. They playeG
baseball, held running races and swim
ming matches. 1t was their annua
outing.
William Draper Brinckle OF vii
mington, will conduct tho service II
Emmanuel Episcopal Church to-mor
row morning. The Rev John Rigl
will hll the pulpit in Immanue
Church, Wilmington.
New Castle baseball enthusiast
were disappointed last night whe
they learned the association clu
would have no game here to-day.
Tax Collector Leach will advertis
ten properties for sale next week o
which tho taxes have not been PAID
AS the city wants the money. the la'
must back up the collector to get tn
cash.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
SUSSEX OFFICEHOLDER
MAY DRIVE 10000 MILES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. July 10.--Because
Of the lack OF houses. many are COM
PEELED to go to other towns to reside
and seek employment. Perhaps one
Of the most desirous persons Of pro-
curing a house in this town Is Pro-
thonotary n. Wallace White. of Mil
ton. who is compelled 10 make four
trips weekly in order to attend to
his office.
II has been figured out that If the
ofiiocholder makes four trips weekly
during his incumbency that he will
travel a distance Of 1882 miles OF
about four times the distance from
here to San Francisco. or about one
half of the distance around the globe
During the four years he will spend
1864 hours on the road between here
and that town or about seventy days
Of his term
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
BOTH BOY AND
MONEY GONE

WEST CHESTER. July 1o-stephen
Carpenter, Of susquehanna, Pa, Is
here in search Of his son. Arthur Car
pentor, aged II years. a student at
West Chester state Normal School.
who mysteriously disappeared on ths
night Of June ~. Young Carpenter
made his homo with the Wright fam
ily, on the John a. Darlington farm,
where he was working for his board
and attending the Normal School. On
the day of his disappearance he had
received from his father a money
order for about SIS to pay his car fare
home and some other expenses. This
order was cashed at the West Chester
postoffice about s O'Clock that night,
since which time nothing has been
seen or heard Of the boy. His father
fears he has met with foul play.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
CUTS CHILD'S CHEEK
Woman Accused Of MutiIstins Rosy
Face OF Which She Was Jealous.

Face OF Which She Was Jealous.
LEINGTON, Ky. July 1O--AIrs. Kate
Phipps was arrested charged with
dishguring Mary Ryan, girl who
was mysteriously attacked in a stable
last Tuesday. The girls identification
Of the woman was dramatic.
Mrs. Phipps is a neighbor Of the girl
and during the latter's delirium has
called frequently 20 inquire about the
girls condition.
Yesterday Miss Ryan was in her
right senses when Mrs. Phipps called.
On sight of Mrs. Phipps the girl
screamed and became hysterica,. Miss
Ryan declared that the woman who
attacked her said as she made the
onslaught: IF I can't have rosy
cheeks you can't. Everybody likes
you: nobody likes me- She then,
Miss Ryan says, threw carbolic acid
in her face and cut her with knife
on the cheeks and hands.
Mrs. Phipps says she did not make
the attack.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
Armand Eor Harvsst Homo.

The Good Tam?lars, Of E'airvicw
Lodge. Good Templars. will mold their
annual harvest home in Alpheus Pen
nock's Grove. August II. For twenty
three years the Good I 1eTnplars held
their Harvest Home in Whitemans
Grove until two years ago when they
thought it would be more convenient
TO the trolley cars at Stanton TO hold
IT in Pennock's woods. DIT. George w
Young will be among the speakers. The
Middletons will furnish singing and
music. A good dinner viii be served
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
PRoPoSAL

& EALED PROPOSALS FOR FUR
storaH for se ~ ne elrosrises H1;iis{Sse
OF Delaware at the annual cncampment
on Tho State Rife Range near New
Castle. Del July sith 70 Slst. 1909, WI
ofiice. Twelfth and Orange streets VIII
mington, until ? o'clock p. m, July 10.
1909. az which time and place they Will
be opened in the presence Of the attend
ing ulUuclc.
The right TO reject any or all bids IS
reserved.
Proposal blanks and Information fur
nished on application by
w. i. .STOVER
Chief Quartermaster and Commissary.
1uz9-eod-ot
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
REMOVAL.
REGIsTER,S Orders
PGGisfER7s7 oRbER,.

% EGISIERS ORDER.
~ once Of the Register OF Wills.
New Castle Co. Del, July LIST. 1900.
Upon the application OF Robert III. Rich
ards. Administrator OF Anna G.. JEFF
ferson, late Of wilmington Hundred IN
said county deceased. IL IS ordered and
directed by the Register Of Wills that
the Administrator Aforesaid give notice
OF granting of Letters OF Administration
upon the estate OF the deceased. with the
date Of granting thereof, By causing ad-
vertisemcnts 10 be posted within forty
days from the date Of such Letters 10
six Of the most public places Of the
County of New Castle, requiring an per-
sons having demands against the estate
10 present the same, or abide by an act
Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
yided; and also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period IN the
Evening Journal a Newspaper published
In Wilmington. Del, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks (c.o.dl
Given under the hand and seal
Of ofiico OF the Register Of Wills,
aforesaid. az Wilmington. in New
(SEALl Castle County aforesaid. the day
aud year above written
FRANCIS NJ WALKER,
Register OF Wills.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
SUSSEX IS NOW
SHIPPING "SPUDS''

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. July 1O.--Notwith-
standing the slump in the potato mar
ket within the past few days, farm
ers in this section began making ship
ments in carload lots today; and it is
believed that the first of next week
that the consignments will reach three
cars each day. The prevailing price
is fifty cents per bushed. Buyers from
other parts Of the county are here
loading
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
state Tsaehers in Demand.

Delaware school teachers are now
being sought and employed by other
States. Miss Maize Reed. OF Lincoln
City. has been elected TO a position as
teacher in the Huntingdon. Pa. public
schools at salary OF $50 a month.
much higher figure than is paid for
like service in the grammar schools in
Delaware.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
CHESTER'S BOY GIANT
John Webb, Three Years Old, Weighs
1888 Pounds.

CHESTER, Pa, July 19-John Will
son Webb. three years old, Weighing
13s pounds. is at the home of his
aunt. Mrs. Walter voshell, sos Morton
street and the house has been be-
sieged by visitors anxious 20 get a
look at the remarkable chila.
The boy wears a number 6 shoe, a
number hat and a shirt that has a
sixteen-inch neckband. The parents
Of the boy lived in Chester several
years ago, but went 20 Pittsburg,
where John was born. The father
died about a year ago and the mother
of the big baby says she expects 10
make a living by placing her son on
exhibition.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
Woman browns in Sprinqhouse.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, July 9.-
When Joseph Dixon, vino lives at Pail
mer's Mills. near Doe Run, went home
yesterday afternoon, he failed to find
his wife and was horrihed to find her
drowned IN the spring house. She was
subject to epilepsy. It is supposed
that she went to the spring for a drink
and fell in the water
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
Rin pntatn Ni.ld

LAUREL. July l0.--The largest ship
ment Of blackberrics ever made from
Tyaskin was made by T. NJ. Langall
last Wednesday nfty-fve sixty-quart
crates. From four bushels Of white
potatoes planted Mr. Langall dug and
shipped hfty-fve barrels.
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
WANTED

X1yzNTED~ALL OR PART TINE
w men 70 sell UNION BENEFlr IN
surance, test ever offered: good pay
steady work JAMES A. DUGAN, Man
ager, SIS Ford Building. Wilmingtor,
Del. ln-u
xITANTED BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family. by four young men en-
ployed al night Address D-4, Journal
Odice. 1yS-6t
XKyANTED-TO HIRE ONE OR Two
w work horses for farm. VIII buy. X
suited. Address b. Evening Journal
jys-2t.
xr1 sNTE0-BfTCH WATCH DOC
" State breed, ago and price. W.
Box 132 Post once 1yla-H
Evening journal., 1909-07-10
Farmers, Institute.

A meeting Of the New Castle County
Farmers Institute viii be held at the
Hotel Wilmington, on Saturday, next.
There is much business of Importance
TO be transacted and 1t is thought
there will be d large attendance.