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Children Burned to Death.

IRONWOOD, Mich, October 19.-Three
small children of John Trejak, Slav
miner. were burned to death in their
home here yesterday. The father was at
work in the mine at the time and the
mother was visiting at a neighbours.
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Escaped Convicts Captured.

SALEM. Ore. October 1a.-The remain
ing two of the five convicts who escaped
from penitentiary guards last Friday were
ca ptured yesterday after fight. In which
one of them, Michael Nichkolich.
wounded.
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Mrs. Hackett Critically Ill.

NEW YORK, October 19.-Mrs. James
Henry Hackett. mother of James X.
Hackett, the actor, Is still unconscious
AMI there is still little hope for her
covery. Mrs. Hackett is seventy-five years
old and is suffering from heart trouble.
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WEDDING GUEST KILLED.
Policeman, Fighting With Merry
makers, Has Skull Crushed.

CHICAGO, October 19.-One man was
shot and killed. another received a gum
shot wound, two policemen. one of whom
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Breach of Faith.

This indicates Dr. Cooks position in
what I cannot help but believe is con-
spiracy OF wide ramifica ton organized
about two and a half years ago, when
DIR. Cook started north. 1t was under
stood with absolute clearness at the meet
ing of the Explorers Club committee
yesterday that until the committee de-
livered it's written interrogatories to DR..
Cook for his written reply thereto 1t
would be unjust for the proceedings OF
tie club to be bruited about in the public
press, to the nuisance and embarra ssment
of DR.. Cook and his affairs.
'It seems. however, that this pledge to
DR.. Cook has not been kept. because a
column and half of circumstantial evil
dence, prejudicialy colored. was published
in this mornings papers. These methods
SAVIOR very strongly of the methods of the
conspiracy which has been operating
against DR.. Cook and his affairs and
while l do not wish to charge the repu-
table members of the committee and the
thirteen other persons who attended with
them yesterday with completely in its
publication. the article in the press is a
breach of faith and in violation of all
ethics between a club and one of it's dis
tinguished members.
THE Explorers Club committee would
not consent to provide DIR. Cook or his
counsel with any of its written interroga-
tories concerning Mount Mckinley, al
though it had formulated them at great
length But it did take down stenograph
ically all that was said, and all that the
half score of non-members of the COM
mittee felt pleased to say. l do not be-
w -
augmented by non-members. is acting as
complainant. witness, and judge "a sort
of judicial pemmican) will impress the
public with its authority or sense of JUS
tice.'
Mr.. Wack said yesterday that he had
received from the committee request for
the original manuscript and notes and
sketches of DR.. Cooks book The Top OF
the Continent" in which is described his
ascent of Mount Mckinley. He said that
he would communicate at once with the
publishers with the view of ascertaining
whether or not the request should be
a6
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Nominated for President.

After the address of President Connolly
the nominations for president for the en-
suing year were taken up. William II.
Mcintyre Of Auburn, Ind. present chair
man OF the executive committee Of the
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Hotel Burned; Six Guests Injured

SEATTLE, Wash, October 49, Fire
early this morning destroyed the Denver
Hotel, a large frame building. Forty
men were asleep I'm the hotel when the
fire was discovered, and six Of these were
injured seriously.
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The new NJ. E. Church South at Har-
perton. w. Va, was dedicated Sunday
Rev. l.. +. McEldowney is pastor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
WILLIS MIDDLETON LAID ID REST
 SUNDAY VICTIM or SHOCKING ACCIDENT FOLLOWED TO GRAVE BY
 MANY FRIENDS. PAPA, PAPE' CRIES BABE PTTIABLE SCENE ENACTED AT CEMETERY AS BODY IS
 LOWERED IN TOMB.

The funeral of A. Willis Middleton was held Sunday under the auspices of Rescue Lodge No. l2, Independent Or der of Odd Fellows, from the residence of Mrs. q. Nj. Allison, his sister. At Z o clock, Rev. H. P. Cory of the Presby terian church opened the ceremonies with prayer, the Methodist church guar tet following with impressive music The sermon was followed by Rescue lodge giving tribute in prayer and ser. mon through Past Chief Patriarch T. P Howard, Chaplain William Rowe off ciating. The casket was decorated with symbols of Odd Fellowship, in cluding three links made of white and purple violets, garlands and wreaths of flowers from friends and relatives, and two collars which the deceased had worn in the lodge as noble grand and grand patriarch, the two highest offices in local Odd Fellowship.
 The procession to the grave was head ed by seventy five officers and members of Rescue lodge, dressed in the regalia Of the lodge, and the colors, red and purple, draped with crepe.
 One hundred and twenty-five friends of the deceased were at the residence, nearly all of whom followed in the cor tege to the grave.
 At the grave, the impressive fare well ceremonies of Odd Fellowship were the only services.
 A pitiable scene was enacted when the little daughter of the deceased, aged about four years, was bending far over the grave and wailing bitterly, calling, {" Papa, papa" and pointing to the casket as it was lowered slowly into the tomb.
 The pallbearers were all past grands of the order: James Bell, William Champion, E. c. Bright, Hugh l.. Hig- don, N. II. Livingston, William Milhol- lon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
M arvo Staggers All Wise Ones
 Among Cops
Entirely new Thursday, Feb. 25.

"Any jewelry in your establish ment7" asked the smoothfaced visitor of pleasant address at the sheriff $ of fee yesterday afternoon.
 "You bet we have" was the way Deputy Sheriff Rawlings answered, recognizing at once the word by which criminals and officers, the country over, designate handcuffs and leg irons.
 "No good" said the visitor when the "jewelry' was shown to him. "A man could get out of there in q pair of minutes. '
 Suppose you try 'em," suggested the officer, sardonically.
 "Dee lighted, was the answer, and the impudent fellow was at once sc- commodated with pair of Tower triple-lock cuffs. "Any more?v he asked, sarcastieally, ignoring the celer- ity with which the first pair had been clapped on by Rawlings and Justice Bert Pratt. He got two more pair of bracelets elamped on until they squeez- ed into the flesh.
 fAny shoe stringsf he asked, and they obliged him with a pair of Barnes double-lock leg irons.
 ''Any more hardwaref Noi" mur- mured that bunch of gall. "Then, if you don't mind, m just step in here for couple of mintes," and he walk ed into the vault of the sheriff's of fee, partly pulling in the door after him.
 Justice Hinson Thomas, Miss Mar garet Thomas, Emmett Williams, l.. s. Bryant and Wirt Anderson had joined the party, and there were several watch es held out. Clanking sounds were heard in the vault, and in q couple of minutes the visitor walked out with the cuffs in his hands, pleasantly intro ducing himself as Marvo and mention ing his early appearance at the Iris.
 Do you always remove your coat to take of your vcstf' Marvo asked the newspaper man, aud before the reporter had fairly got his breath, Marvo pulled the aforesaid vest through the sleeve of the coat that had covered it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Mixed Up on Marriage License

Despite the fact that solemn bene- diction was pronounced over them by Rev. George H. Hill, a negro preacher, William Ray and Mrs. M. E. Ray are not yet married according to law, as explained yesterday by Probate Judge F. c. Robertson. Ray obtained a li- eense to marry Minnie Laird. When the document was returned to the office of the probate judge, it bore the name of William Ray and Mrs. NJ. F. Ray. It might be that the ''M." in the sig nature stood for "Minnie Laird,' but the law is not doing any guess work, and the parties will have to be married over again. The first marriage might have been interesting, but it does not count, under the law.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
PERSISTENT CH|NK WILL NOT STAY
 IN MEXICO
CELESTIAL REPEATEDLY GETS BACK OVER LINE DESPITE
 DECORATIONS.

TUCSON, February ,22.--Lee Kin Fong was arrested year and "a half ago under the immigration laws and al that time he attempted to prove his right to remain in the United States by having been born here. He was given a hearing before board of special in- quiry at Nogales and ordered to be de- ported to Mexico by the secretary of commerce and labor. He afterwar Is made his way back into the United States and applied for citizenship pa, pers before Judge Doan in the district court, which were granted, but the mat ter was taken up by the assistant United States attorney, who was at that time Edward F. Jones, now practic- ing law in this city. Judge Dean re voked the citizenship papers, and Lee Kin fong was again deported to Mex leo. He then applied for passport to the secretary of state at Washington, which he secured. Again then wheels of justice were turned and the papers revoked, and Lee Kin Fong was again deported Mexico. Last week he re- turned to the United States and was taken into custody and was yesterday arraigned before United States Commis- sioner Richey in this city, and his trial continued until February 27.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
First Time in Bowie

Although in Arizona for nearly if teen years, Dolph Baatz was never in
 Bowie until last Tuesday, when on his way to Tucson. He came to Globe via
 the government stage road through
 Roosevelt. Mir. Baatz found Bowie all that he expected and thinks 1t com pares favorably with the baseball boys expression, "T'he City of Shortstops, ' and to some of the impatient travelling public as the city of long stops Mir. Battz's trip to Tucson was for the pur- pose of having the thirty-second degree in Masonry conferred upon him by Arizona Consistory No. l, and also upon Lee Middleton, Angus McAlpine, Will Sultan,P. c. Anderson and Howard Wayne. This composed the Globe dele gation of class of twenty-seven from all parts of the territory. Conferring the degree required three days, and terminated with brilliant banquet at which were present nearly three hun dred thirty-second degree Masons. rep resentative leading citizens of Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
YOUNG MENTIONED AS AR|z0NA'S
 GOVERNOR
TELEGRAM FROM WASHINGTON SAYS KIBBEY WILL NOT
 BE CONFIRMED.

PHOENIX, February 22.--Thcre is { bigi political sensation brewing in Ari zona.
 Word was telegraphed from Washing ton today that Governor Kibbey woult not be confirmed, and there are quite . few republican politicians getting to gether in Phoenix today. Among then are Hoval A. Smith and George U Young. It is whispered that Young ant Smith are fixing up things for the ap pointment of Young as governor jus as soon as Taft is inaugurated.
 "How about this report'" asked { reporter of Mr. Smith. "Is there any thing doing among the republicans along this linei"
 '"To tell you the truth answered Mir. Smith, with his sweetest smile i've have one of the best mines al Bisbee in this territory; l am also heav fly interested in mining at Globe, and it looks to me as if the mining outlook in Arizona could not be better"
 And then Mr. Smith filled his pipe with good old Louisiana tobacco, and traced the progress of fly moving slowly down the wall of the capitol building.
 But the reporter knows that there is a largcsized hen on the nest, and if looks very much as if Mir. Kiibbey is going to be forced to go before the new state, if he wants to hold the job of governor, and beat the machine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
HOVAL \. SMITH IS PLEASED WITH
 GLOBE
REPUBLICAN, LEADER TOO BUSY WITH MINING TO TALK
 OF POLITICS.

TUCSON, February 22.-Hoval A, Smith, who is one of tho leading mining men of the territory, is visitor in Tucson today. He arrived in the city this morning from Phoenix.
 MT. Smith has just acquired from Mayor Ben Heney and R. R. Richard son the Hardshell and Flux group of properties in the Patagonia section. II is understood that about $250,000 was involved in the transaction.
 MT. Smith said that mining condi- tions are looking quite good over the entire territory.
 "Globe is especially prosperous at the present time,' he said. "The camp is going steadily ahead and the companies in that district are operating on a large scale. Money is quite free in the camp and the merchants are doing q big business.
 .'Risbee is also in good shape and Its record at present is about equal to that of two years ago. The various companies in the district are operating steadily and prosperity is enjoyed as 2 result. v
 Mir. Smith is chairman of the repub- liean territorial committee, but he stated today that he is too busily en- gagged with mining affairs to give much time to politics at present, He de clined to discuss politics.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Disease Scents.

Every disease almost has It's pecui iar cdor." said doctor. This odor helps US greatly in diagnosis.
 ''Gout imparts to the skin a smell precisely like whey. Diabetes causes a sweet. honey-llke smell. Jaundice oc- casions smell of musk. Smallpox has very strong and hideous smell. It is like burning bones. Measles has a smell as of fresh plucked feathers.
 'The levers have the most distinc- tive odors. The odor of typhus is ammoniacal: that of intermittent is like fresh brown bread hot from the oven: that of typhus is musty, recall ing to the mind old. damp cellars: that of yellow fever is like the washingc of dirty gun barrel
 "So, you see, to speak of doctor scenting our disease is not to use ? mere figure of speech"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. II. J. Roberts and daughter, of Del Rio, Texas, are in the city, visiting their cousins, Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Saner.
 II. q. Huntzinger left yesterday morning for Thatcher, where he will open photograph gallery.
 T. F. Howard, Austin J. McKinnon -and Grover Simmons went hunting yes. terday and bagged the lawful limit of quail. They report birds lively and plenty.
 J. P. Glass of Tucson, accompanied by Mrs. Glass and two sons, arrived in Globe last night.
 w. o. Futile of Rice is tn the city on business.
 Rev. John R. Class of Albuquerque arrived in Globe yesterday evening on a visit to Rev. Dr. Cory, the pastor of the Presbyterian church.
 Harry F. Solomon, tho Copper Hill merchant, was in the city on business yesterday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Holbrook of Gold field, New, were among last night s ar. rivals in Globe.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Brown of Los Angeles are registered at the Dominion hotel.
 Sheriff J. II. Thompson went to Phoe, nix yesterday morning on official busi ness.
 Undersheriff Frank Haynes has gone to Douglas on business for the sheriff 's office. Fs
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Tall Quail Shooting

Fred Willets and c. A. Haight of San Francisco, representing the selby Lead & Shelter company and the Dn- pont Powder company, respectively, were out shooting near town yesterday with M. l.. and J. G. Naquin and brought in the full limit of quail al lowed by law. after having taken des- perate chances with some of the shots. Owing to the severe storm, there was no trap shooting Sunday. Hoyt, rep resenting the Winchester Arms com pany, left town yesterday morning, and the others will leave today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Mrs. Dodge Entertains-

On Friday afternoon, February l9, Mrs. E. J. Dodge, mother of Mrs. A. Franeis, entertained few friends in honor of her sixty-ninth birthday an niversary. Those present were MT. and Mrs. A. Francis and son, Mrs. Joe Gundry, Mrs. Frank Gill, Mrs. F. Mor- ton and Mrs. P. c. Beswetherich. Dainty refreshments were served and all had pleasant time and left wish ing Mrs. Dodge many such happy days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
A Surprise For the Thief.

Herr Hager. rich and influential banker. frequently had watches picked from his pocket. At first he had re- course to all kinds of safety chesrs; then one morning he took no precau- tion whatever and quietly allowed himself to be robbed. At night, on returning from his business, he took up the evening paper; he uttered an exclamation of delight. A watch had exploded in mans hands. The vic tim's hands were shattered and the left eye destroyed. The crafty bank CT had filled the watch case with dy- namite, which exploded fin the opera tion of winding. Telegraph.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
SEVERAL INJURED BY STORM.

WICHITA, February 22.-Passengers who have reached this city from Edo. rado, Kan, say they learned that the Missouri Pacific depot and four build ings at Reece, Kan, were destroyed by n wind storm this morning. No one was killed and no one seriously injured. The storm was most severe from if teen to thirty miles north of Reece. Four persons were seriously injured there. The property loss in the district northwest of Reece will be heavy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23

handed authority to kill at sight tho bad, bold man who had been stealing sight into her boudoir. Just on whose sight the permit was granted, the per init did not state, but it was Ion sight" just the same. She swore that she had been disturbed on several oc- easions, whilst letting down her hair, by the consciousness of man rub bering' at her through the window. She scorned the idea of drawing shades or closing windows and nothing would satisfy her but the permit She got it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Peeping Tom in Danger

Peeping Tom has been sentenced to death OK cathedra, or by whatever meth cd his chosen victim chooses to de. spatch him. It is all settled. Justice Hinson Thomas and Justice Bert Pratt have solemnly given their approval
 Judge F. s. Nave of the district and federal courts would have been drawn into the compact if he could only nave been found. Judge Grcaves and Judge Heehtman werc as fortunate. But Jus tice Thomas and Justice Pratt were easily cornered by the elderly lady who stalked into their offices and, shaking her fist under their duplicate noses, de
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
aila valley Bank Front Finished-

The seaffold was removed yesterday from the front of the new building of the Gila Valley Bank & Trust company, at the southwest corner of Mesquite and Broad streets. The building, so far as finished, shows up with one of the handsomest facades in the south west and it is already to be seen that the structure will be one of the show places of the city when finished some time next month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
ALTAR souIEry.

Mrs. l.. H. Brown will entertain the ladies of the Altar society at clock Tuesday afternoon, at the Brown resi- dence, Cottonwood and First streets. All members are requested to be pres ent, as business of importance is to be transacted.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Fighters Arrested

F. J. Jackson and "Slim'' Mullen, who tried to settle an argument by re- sorting to fstieuffs on the street, were arrested yesterday by City Marshal An. derson.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Lecture pleasiH6Hend Instructive

The eongregNhn.of the local Presby. terian church, and number of out siders derived considerable pleasure and instruction Sunday from a lecture on " Mission Work in Alaska delivered at the Friemen s hall by Miss Julia Frazer of the Woman's Board of Home Missions.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Y. W. c. T. U. Meets Tonight

The regular meeting of the Young Women's Christian Temperance union will be held in the Baptist church, Tuesday evening, February g, at 7:3O O clock. Rev James Graham, territor- ial organizer for the Independent Or. der of Good Templars, will be present and address the meeting.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Lame Shoulder

This is common form of muscular rheumatism. No internal treatment is needed. Apply Chamberlain s Liniment freely three times day and quick cure is certain. This liniment has prov en especially valuable for muscular and chronic rheumatism. Sold by an drug. gists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
PHOENIX,
ARIZONA

THE CITIZENS BANK or GLOBE IS NOW RECEIVING THE MARKET QUOTATIONS BY WIRE AND IS PREPARED TO EXECUTE YOUR OR DERS PROMPTLY FOR THE PUR- CHASE OR SALE OF STOCKS, AND CONTINUES TO TRANSACT A GEN ERAL BANKING BUSINESS. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. s. P. sULLENBERGER, PRESIDENT.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Negress Arrested

Emma Murray, a disreputable ne gress, was arrested yesterday on s charge of using vile language. She was locked up in the county jail, pending a hearing today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
CASTRO IS HoMEsIcK.

DRESDEN, February 22.-Gpriano Castro, former president of Venezuela, is planning to return to that country and resume his position as private citizen. Some time ago he sent let ter to President Gomez setting forth his purpose of returning and voluntar- fly retiring from the presidency, but he has received no reply.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Would Bid on Jail

A. w. Dimond of San Francisco, rep. resenting the Midvale Steel company, is in the city to endeavor to secure for his firm some of the work in the build ing of the new county jail, to erect which the board of supervisors has re- gently been authorized by congress to issue $25,000 worth of bonds.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Dominion Hotel Arrivals-

Harry F. solomon, Copper Hill; Ray Holbrook and wife, Goldfeld, New; w. P. Duvall, Salt Lake; J. c. Ross, Fl Paso; James Brown and wife, Los An geles; Charles E. Vinson, Chicago; J. P. Glass, wife and two boys, Tucson; John K. Class, Albuquerque; J. F. On, Chicago; V. R. Mcdonald, Chicago; w. 0. Futile, Rice.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Clerks, Rall Is Success

The Washington Birthday ball given by the Clerks union at Dreamland last night was great success. There were more than 150 couples in the grand march, and but few of them left before the Mexican orchestra, which furnished excellent dancing music, played Home Sweet Home.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
The Other Way.

T heard that Banter broke down in the middle of his speech the other night" said the man who was kept at home by illness.
 Not exactly" replied the uan who was there. mhe meeting bhoke up eight in the middle of his specchr'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23

If you need pill take Dewitt s Little Early Risers. Insist on them; gentle, easy, pleasant, little liver pills. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Ce.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Cochran Lands Two

Jeff Cleghorn, a plain drunk, and an unknown Mexican who had undertaken to lombard all the townsites with rocks, were arrested by Deputy Marshal Cochran Sunday night and booked as grist for today's session of the police court
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The regular meeting of the stockhold CTS of the Consolidated Mines & De velopment Co. will be held March l, al s p. m., in the Dominion Hotel.
 F. M. DODGE,
 Seey
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
FASHION HALL coMpLErEp

The lodge hall over the Fashion sa- loon is completed and for rent to lodges, societies, dances and any public meet ings. Reasonable prices. Apply to
 BRACCO & GIACOMA,
 Proprietors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
CARMAcK's SLAYER ON TRIAL

NASHVILLE, February 22.-when eonrt adjourned tonight in the midst of the cross examination of John D. Sharpe, honors seemed divided between the state and the defense in the Cooper Sharpe trial for tho staying of former United States Senator Edward w. Car. mack.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-23
Cooperative Concern Buys Saloon

The Arizona Cooperative company is the name of newly organized concern which has purchased the Bank Ex- change saloon.