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note. The entire transaction was put
through by Henry B. hyde and the trust
company thought 1t ought to collect
from hiS estate. The society paid SIOO. 600
10 cover losses on the transaction.
Before James HaEen Hyde left this
country he agreed % nirn back nsarly
81 .OOO,OO % the Equitabla. He had agreed
% sell b interests friendly b the society
the majority stock IN the two safe deposit
companies 20 that steps could bs taken
70 annul the leases. The price Oi the Msr-
camille stock was Axed by appraisers
and Il WRs Understood that out u the
money HYDE gut he agreed 10 make a
cash payment 90 reimburse the company
for lOssea in the past
The price for stock Ia the Boston CON-
pany was axed by an auction sale prior
TO the negotiations. and u vas provided
that Hyde was 70 pay back bali n what
he got 10 cover past losses
The sOciety had paid James Haven
Hyde when he was vioe-president t2s0
share for ! 1OO shares oG stock In the
Missouri safe Deposit Company. by the
settlement a fair price was put on this
stock and Hyde agreed 10 refund the
difference
The sun., 1910-05-03
WHERE THE COMET rs VISIBLE.
CIyde line Captain sees u Northeast Of
Ihe Planet Venus,

wAsHINOroN. May The United
States photographic Ofice was advised
to-day bv wireless by Capt ingram.
master II the Clyde liner Iroquois. that
Halley's comet ran be seen plain about
al NJ about Is degrees northeast u the
planet Venus
There was no noticeable eject he adde'i
on the compass or wireless Instruments
of the steamer Capt lngram's message
was forwarded 20 the Navy DEPARTMENT
by the naval wireless station Al Charleston.
sc
BoSroN. Nav , Capt Jensen ot the
fruit steamship Admiral Fsrragut re-
ported to-day that he had sighted Halley'-
comet at sea ON Tuesday Wednesday
and Thursday mornings last IL was
before dawn On TuesdAv the comet
was y degrees north of Venus and its
head Was brighter than the planet, while
ts tail vas fan shaped and spread out
for y degrees BY Thursday the comet
Was 30 degrees from Venue and i's tail
vas longer
The sun., 1910-05-03
WONT STOP BILL PLAYING

nut PARK CSmmlssiORrT Premises -
Build Fenes 70 Protect schSSl Nlnsl0WS.
Park Commissioner Slower ssR; com
murication 90 the Board Of Education
yesterday IN Response - the b0ard's
request that baseball playing In Chslsea
Park be prohibited. a. the Aytng balls
broke the windows Of Public School -
and annoyed The teaohsrs and pupils.
The Pnrs Commissioner declines %
stop bail p'ay NJ IN that park. Ne saws
that res dents in the neighbnrhoOd of The
nark have asked him 10 MAINTAIN The hall
Hrld here under proper cond lions. He
proposed - .rcct a h'gh wire fence hs-
tween the bah field and the school - tha
fiytng balls cant 90 through he windows
1 ask tha. vour honorable hoard and
the principal oi The -hool avail IN pa
tenos the completion ~ sIcs- p'aDs .
Comnissiuupr StOveT wrote
The sun., 1910-05-03
ms iLDRICHS SEIT.
BurL 80 Gets His Chiu fos q In FIrs,
Dslll,eF m Hales

WASHINGTON. Ma ?. Although Ser
q ,rs Aid-Ich aud Hss do not re-. ~ unit
urv Mr,rl. ths.r ssa's 10 the sena'c
rhsmber which sre regarded as he mus'
desirable 'he-e. already hsvr been 49,
s,guei The unW-i, zen lew 4 The Se1ate
is ,hc' he drs. senator who makes claim
10 tho sca Il deps ing menb"r gcts
possession o. Su1n % n j. vaca'ed
There 10 book in he SrrEeari - Arms =
csEce .a -vbica Sens Ors maze Wri zen az
rfi,f.f.n lur a-ats Of their collea CUES
S.rr. - Rrrs.it 0f Nsbraska bea he res
q ms RapubRcg1 colleagues 10 this iFn
ncra~, book when aHnouncem ent vas
rr.ia bv Sens ur Aldrich Ot his intended
rstlrrmen, S-ra or DOlliver Of Iowa "a.
the neIt tu make ciuim and gets the sea
occupied Tor ~ may years ny Hena'o
Hale
n vas the suggestion Of several SEN
ators ,ta senator Root q New York. Who
nov occupies n sea- on the DemOcratic
side II the chamber. because Of the over
AZ from ,he Republican side, should have
Senasor Aldrich'a ssat This programme
Included tho ass rnEnent Of senator Hale 3
go 10 aena or Burton of Ohio. Who 10
also in DemOcFa' 10 company a. the preasui
lime The seas mad already been assigned
when these claims were Ned.
However. senator RoOt wtll leave the
Democrafic side Of the chamber with the
beginning Of Inc next sssSion of Congress.
He will probably Eet the seat nov occu-
MED Nv SanAtoT Burkett and " the Ne
braska Senator should fail of rselection the
iupior senator from New York will Get
ih@ sea' nov held by senator Aldrich and
mon which senator Blrkett has Ned
claim.
senator Bsveridgs of Indiana has had
.rreai suocsss 10 getting a desirable seat
in the senate After obt1.nlng the deak
made vacant by ths death u Senator 4ark
Hama ho was SUCCESSFUL IN Ming claim
toths seat of former senator John spooner
v-hsp be resi Zned from the asnate.
The sun., 1910-05-03
REM NORM FOR NIDDTES.
annapolis Bsys 60 Ne Thoroughly Tried
out Oh Summer Cruise.

ANNAPOLIS. Nav That the toughest
II st,lorr work will he eEacted u the
midShipmen during their cruise IN foreign
waters this summer Was shown to-day
when an order giving their routine dur
ing the trip was issusd and u was seen
that standing Watch. manning the weather
wheel and washing their own clothes and
hammoCks were required
In addition the midshipmen are Ia have
a severe course VA -~amanship naviga.
ton. ordnance engineering and cleo
tricity Included in the latter subject be-
ing particularly thorough course IN
wireless teieEraphy IN every way the
aptitude of each midshipman for the
naval service will be tested
The vessels N the squadron will he the
Iowa tiaGshipI the Indiana aud the
NIsssa chusetts, all hattleuhips. II being
the first time that the entire summer
pra ctice squadron has been NJ made up
II will be- commanded by Capt George
X Clark. Commandant Of Midshipmen
The vessels will leave Annapolis on June =
and arrive az Plymouth England. on
June ~ Marseilles. Gibraltar. Madeira
and the Azores will be the other stopping
places in foreign waters
The sun., 1910-05-03
yECKI tCE LOST At SEA FOUND.
4 steward sG the NeHIeo ana q Pawn
broker Arrested.

The nsrElnoe that Mrs. Francis Daily
lost ON 49, steamship MeHico. outward
bound in April has been recovered here
With one pearl missing. and a steward
u the boat and a pawnbroker are under
arrest
A despatch from Havana reported the
I0ss II the necklace. and ast Friday
morning a wireless report 10 POhoe Head
quarters said that the Mexico was coming
up the harbor. Detectives Cronin and
Henneasy we're sent down - search for
the necklaces. but found nothing
Iast night Antonio Brteva, q steward
IN the Mexico. sent word 20 the Oak
strsst pollos statioa that be Was IN Samuel
PsIoman's paWnshop al i7t south street.
trying to ret hack from Feldman neck
Ircs ne had LETT f1r Appraisal He com
plaiDed that Feldulnn would not Five it
10. The police went down ana lnolng
tfat the necklace answered me descrip-
don of Mrs. DAILY arrested bqth men.
ne necklacs oriGi.s.ly had one 4rEs
diamond. two sull-4 9ne9 ald Two 9fN1
p@nrig The missing pearl ia aid 70
hsge been worth 80.
The sun., 1910-05-03
JURY FIND KATE GUILTY
BREWER CONVICTED o. STEAL
ING HETNZE STOCKS.
Verdict BEOaEhi In Al IO.IS I.Ssi NlSh'
The Sentence To-day q. !. Field
aud John y. Sherw sOd Now % he
Tried and Persch 10 Re Tried Again.


R"u Sohn " "er"e"u No" 70 "e
Tried and Persch 10 be Tried Again.
-. ,,r-..
''''' NA'N' P'''''''' VI Wv $50"
hre"'ng company was oonN'''ed laH'
night In the supreme Court " grand lar
ceny in the first degree for his part In the
thes, Of nto Ooo worth NJ Heinz. stocks
,r,,,, Al AZ I,v,. ,-h, ,i...,., an. .,ocL. =.
w" - - ~ p.s~o1 =. -.
~ socUil'y TOT d 'o''i W s"''uO0 Nv '''OUsA'
he was getting from the windsor lrust
Company Katg will he sentenced to-day.
The Jury came into court AZ 1918 p. NJ,
Altar 4, h.,, h.., ,,,, sincs I, I'm the affair.
-, q. q -.
''oo"' y SP'''A''u u'A' wv o''No"0'
upon Nhich ha'z was cohV'o'en "4'
principally that of r. \ Kaufman. a loan
broker who made the proposition TO the
Wind.,r Trus, Conpanv that II -clear-
IN. loan In r,,urp Tor n commission Of
a 40 q, which t,oo was ,suirp.b
Katy vas ind,c,s, with Donald p.r.cb
an rhos, -. ,h., i,,rv Iisagrssb n B,tls
,vsr a ,r..k go ana With Walter I.
C,.rL and Jobn y Sb.rwood John =.
uCIn,yr., M. co,,,..I .rgnsJ thai Ka,z
b,d ,o Dor, in he tbag, 81 the stocks.
int ,bs nsor,l. had No, shown that Katz
eve, go, a cent ~ Inc Droceeds Of the
I "A 4. ~ the s,oI., st,cLs and that th. only
money that Kat, sysy cot was a mart of
the cor,,n,ssi,n ,h.t ClarL got from Ioyce
70, ,.,,ing an, I'm
1, 80 dscI,,sd ,ha, Ea,y vbi,. he had
q, ,,O,c., ,,i,b C,.,L "a p.r.ch w.s NOT
even 49, ~ ,hs g,c, thai IN. con.
.nir,,o,. ,n,,nd.d IN al Love-. s,ocL
md tb., .t,s, A.. s,,s ma. made he
d.cl,n.,J 90 ,,L. . ch.cL %, t,o an which
"a. ,.yda,.d ., L,,, ~, psr.ch
or ~. 90, h.na I..i.,.,, D,s,r,c,
.,,o-,.,. ~, ~. h.n1,.1 ,h., Co.
g. A., -. "A ,h., ~. E.,, w..
,n ,ha hacL.,onrd :. %. n.v.r,h.las.
lit, n - h.. ,.h,, 90, E.,,Tr,.n ,o
% =, p.,soh "a C,.,L "a 49, un ,hs
,,s,,o.,,ia,, ., a.. 49,, r., Cor,.
The sun., 1910-05-03
WOMEN OPPOSE FIGHT.
: District Attorney Promises 10 stop JET.
fVies-Johnson BSat n He Can.

OAELANp. Cal. May Many peti-
,ions of churchgoers and womens clubs
we're presented to-day to District Attorney
DonAhue Of Alameda county asking
him TO interfere and prevent the JsHriss-
johnson fight at Emsryville on Julys
II glove contests are in violation Of
The State law said District Attorney
DonAhue. 4 win invoke the Law TO pre-
vent the JeHries-JOhnson hgh'. When
the Law vas passed making prigehghts
illegal it was intended 20 cover bare
knuckls contests. but u the proposed
fight CONES under that head !, must be
stopped ! am here 10 enforce the lEW
and will do Il
Donahus 10 carefully looking into the
legal phase u the matter. but IL 10 not
thought that M will take any action.
The sun., 1910-05-03
NO. FRICK MTS REWBR tvDT.
- Polish Rider" sold bS Prince Tar.
RsWsL,. q Csmlng 60 America

loNDlN. MAY . Henry CLAW Frick ~
P,it-DurR hns purunn--i Rembrandt 5
painting 4 Polish Rider which S-s
b.eu Ereativs admired II wis bought
from the family - Primo. Taruowsky.
Whilr the selling prirn has not been
annu,nced II is said that Is proport iunat'
20 the pictures reputation The sale
WIS arranged through rhe CariaS C1m-
panv ART dealers ol London, and the
picture w,li be- publicly exhibited here
bsforo u gOss a. America
The picture 10 regarded A. among the
greatest u Rambrandt's works
The sun., 1910-05-03
MATOR MEETs STRIKERS
On HIs Morning Tramp over Prem His
EbroOklyR lEome,

Mayer Gsynor happsned. on his morn
ing walk yesterday from his home In
Eighth avvnue. Brooklyn. 70 the City
Hall 60 get TO Flatbush avenue and Nevihs
street az the time when about two hundred
Italian laborers on tho section Of the new
subway between Atlantic avenue and
Sackett street were on the march after
having struck for a raise Of wages from
q "a 20 81 rs a day The men seemed 70
he heading for the Flatbush avenue eH-
tension with the view Of inducing other
laborers TO strike
The Mayor according TO a bysiander.
halted and asked a policeman the cause
Of the trouble. and upon being told re-
marked: Too had. too bad
The police dispersed the strikers and
within an hour most Of them had gone
back 20 work
The sun., 1910-05-03
COSTS sS TO SAY DAMN
Even Whaa YSuF EaFs Tern 0a and Cailar
bans nrakeR DeVOnshige Law.

7F1FrI1I TI1If UFf0lIfl % nv w
LONDON. May ? A Police Magistrate
at Ivybridgs IN DsvOhshirs has decided
that tha word damn 10 Obsosno and that
lts nee may be punished a. a criHe.
The Hon. Francis Laso-lles son u the
Farl of HARDWOOD. was bicycling through
the country when be was run into and
capsised by a carriage driven by a woman
In the aocidsni the Hon Francis had on"
ar torn On and hia collar bonebrnken
Under this slight provoCation he said
-Damal' and the = oman had him arrested
ana aFraignsd for using Obsoene language,
ne horriisd Magistrate ine hin 50 and
coets
The sun., 1910-05-03
QUESTIONED ABOUT ~ iBOR."
Meaning TTade tnions. RefOre neing
AIIoWe 81 20 serve on Grand Jury.

The complaint brought against the
Building Trades Employers Association
bv the Enterprise Steamhttsrs Union.
alleging conspiracy. o., wh,ch case the
February Grand Jury twice refused TO
indict. and were scolded by Judge Otto
Ro-alsky and finally discharged without
his thanks will ~ Investigated nv one Of
the two Nav Grand Juries sworn ~ yes
ierdav
u tOok three hours 20 get a Grand jury.
because al tale~men were eXnmined 40
90 their views on labor meaning trade
union labor lef1-e they were sworn
lt vas the second lime that a panel oi
Grand Jurors in this country had been
ryamlusd ia tlis w4v a. 20 prejudice
l,rTcrr IT, n-mbsrs we're allowed 10 serve.
The sun., 1910-05-03
CYCLONE SWEEPS MESSINi.
MANY Persons Killed ~ Hurt IN Area
Deyasted ny Earthquake.

srsriai Csair DssBsfrh % rHE NuN
NEssINA. May A cyclone swept
over the earthquake area to-day killing
and wounding many persons
The sun., 1910-05-03
SzECHENTI JEWELS VANISH.
Countess. Formerly Miss Gladys Wander
bit. Loscs Casket worth 100000.

Nprciai Guhir n'spHirh 10 IuH NrN
LONDON. May ? The correspondent OF
the Telegraph at Vienna has wired hiS
paper that while returning from America
70 Hungary the Countess SN4chsnyi los,
an ebon casket containing jewels valued
At sO.OOO.
II has been discovered that they were
taken. ~ il Ia said. by a man connected
with the catering department Of the
liner on which the Countess sailed
The sun., 1910-05-03
LESSEPS HURT FLYING.
Counts BiplARe Fails and u smashed
His Pace Injured.

spscIi CINf DFspI'rh ~ TuE ~yN
BARCELONA. MAY ? Count Dc le-seps
fell to-day while hying in a biplaus and
was injured about the face
His machine was wrecked
The sun., 1910-05-03
RUrH LEVITT WEDS TO-DAY.
RFyans Taxing No Chances Sn Divorced
Husband Waking Trouble.


Husband Waking Trouble.
LINooIN. May Ruth Bryan Leavitt
and Lieut. Owen Of the English army
will be married tomorrow az the Bryan
home. Fairview. The hour of the oere-
mony. who win perform IL and all other
details are carefully guarded by the
family. inquiries meeting with the reply
that they prefer not 20 give out the infor-
nation in advance.
While nobody believes that Leavitt
will make good his threat 10 come and
attempt 10 stop the wedding it is pre-
sumed from the secrecy maintained that
no chances will be taken u his finding
out ANYTHING In advance - guide his
actions
" j. understood that Lieut. Owen
and his bride will depart for Jamaica
where he u stationed A. a member II the
Royal EnEineerings.
The sun., 1910-05-03
ARvsrRONC DREyEL FLIES.
Goes vile ~ q Height sf 10 Fret Made
Ills Own nepalrH.

LONDON. May 2 Armstrong Drexel a
son u Anthony Dfeycl Of Philadelphia.
made several lights to-dayat New Forest.
m the southwestern part Of Hampshire.
On a Bl6rot monoplaue The marhine
vent a mile az tho height u twenty lee,
vhsn the oil Tipo snapped.
Mr. Drexel made neoesaary repairs aud
then made several shsst fights He was
enthusiastically oheereh by a large crowd
which had assembled On ihs grounds
The sun., 1910-05-03
BIGGEST or AL BiTTLESHTPS.
the 500 Foot Princess RSyaI Laid Down
Yesterday az BarrO~-ln-PuFness

LONDON. May AT Rarrow-in-Fur-
neas to-day the keel vas laid Of the
battleship Princess Royal. the largest
warship Of any navy In the world
She will be Of 2s.OOO tons displacement
and TOO feet long
The sun., 1910-05-03
WOWIN'S EARLY SWIM.

Mrs. NcI.eaR DsasaFtis HsF FuF COat and
Takes a Turn on shOre.
ATLANTIC CITY. v. J. Nav ?-Mp
Joseph Mclean Of Washington. d. C..
appeared on the beach to-day wrapped
in q fur coat. AZ the waters edge she
discarded the coat TO appear in q bathing
suit.
Mrs Mclean plunged into the breakers
and swan nearly a quarter Of . mile
on shore before turning back. Several
hundred spectators watched the feat.
The sun., 1910-05-03
HDGE BARTLETT WORSE.
mt Rls Dsctor says Thsrr q No Inn
mediate Danger.

ALBANY. May 2 The condition a. Judge
Edward T. Bartlett of the Court Of Ap-
peals. who was stricken with paralysis
on Friday night last. had a serious change
eariy to-day
N. samuel b Ward who Is attending
Judge Bartlstt, naid tonight, however.
that there was no Immediate danger aad
that 10 sHpeGtad Judge Bartlett 30 b. well
ENOUGH % BE- out within q week.
The sun., 1910-05-03
DR. PtRK BETTER.
Runals Physician said 10 De Out Sf DaR-
ser ~ New YSrk Hospital.

AA~NNHAAAHH
DR.. Roswell Park Of Buffalo was taken
scs while on bic way 20 this City last
Saturday and was removed from the
train 20 the New York Hospital Inn
media'ely upon his ARRIVAL suffering from
nneumOnia d. Alexander I.ambert oi
~ EPst ThiTty-frsi street l. attending
him and IL was said a. the hospital last
night that the physicians condition Wa4
no longer considered critical and tbGi
he was rapidly improving
Dr. Park is one u the doctors that
attended President Mckinley after be
was shot in ioOi Sinoe iss1 he has been
professor II surgery IN the medical
school of the University u BfnalO and h
nOw director of tho New York State
Pathological Laboratory In Buffalo. IA
vas on hig way 70 attend a medical con-
ference IN Waahingion.
The sun., 1910-05-03

aUmMEn WEAMINRas- Horafarda Acid
phnauhata quicRlT refieVet no ianruor. eHhuua.
ddn and neTVou1ncll Of 8umNer.-.t .tdr
The sun., 1910-05-03
70 END AL FR4TERNITIES.

nFld9ep0Tt BoaTu o. HuucaNIoh NBFfes
20 Mar sOeletIes From High sohool.
BRTDoEroRT. May 7-PrAotioally the
last step in the Board of 'EduoAtion's in
vestiRAtion into the haEing Of Lonine
Clark By the Alpha Alpha sorority of the
Bridgeport High School waa taken to-
nlRht. when Il was agreed 10 adjourn
for one week and then 70 adopt a resolu-
ton by which all fraternities will he wiped
The sun., 1910-05-03

HEs1ES4E HsI.E.4.! ySoS: g n. & Il THI5S ~ I.9aAs. sE. < r.
The sun., 1910-05-03

mAvE Tor TRIED BEWEVg CHAM
-Hrut Cuves Or special afr
n n Dewey sons Co, iia Fulinn ~, NeW l0lk.
- Adr
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-30
COUNCIL HAS BUSY HALF DAY IN
 SESSION
Canvass Primary Returns in Recent Primaries and
 Other Business

With the canvass of the returns of the primary election, the investigation of an application for the construction of spur track in North Globe and the inspection of the collapsed culvert on South Sutherland street, the city council spent very busy half day yes terday.
 At the council chamber, the returns of the primaries were canvassed, the outcome of this count being in con formity with the printed returns of the election.
 With the completion of this work the city dads repaired to North Globe where they investigated a petition of the Globe Hardware company to con struct spur track to new warehouse which will be built within short time
 While the proposed spur cuts off a small portion of Broad street, the street line is to be changed within a short time, and as the spur seemed to have nc objectionable features the desired per init was granted.
 The inspection of the damaged culvert on South Sutherland street did not lead to an easy solution of the problem of repairing the artificial water course Some eighty-fve feet of culvert must be replaced and as it is the opinion of 2 number of the councilmen that this work should be done in a permanent manner, it is probable that concrete n l.. {l,n ln,, aged wooden culvert.
 This culvert carries the surface water from the ball grounds district during the rainy season and unless it is re paired or replaced before the summer rains begin, much damage may be oc casoned
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-30
MOTHER DESIRES GRAND JURY
 ACTION Thinks Killing of Son by Supervisor COlcOrd
 Unjustified SAYS SON HAD NOT CREATED TROUBLE
Case Will Probably Be In- vestigated as Asked at
 Coming Session

Holding that the killing of her son, Jack Lane by County Supervisor w. c. Colcord was unjustifed, Mrs. M. A. Rhodes appeared before District Attor- ney G. w. Shute yesterday, demanding that the matter be investigated by the grand jury 'when that body cOnvenes on Monday.
 Mrs. Rhodes arrived here Thursday night from the PaysOn district, where she has spent several days investigat- ing the death of her son. From what she has learned in Payson regarding the the affair, she is firmly convinced that Supervisor Colcord was not justified in shooting her son and in spite of the fact that the county official was com pletely eXonerated by coroner's jury, she will bring all possible pressure to bear to secure MT. Colcord s indictment.
 In lengthy interview with District Attorney Shute yesterday, Mrs. Rhodes outlined her reasons for believing that the killing of her son was unjustified.
 She claims that from information gathered from number of sources, her son had not created any great distur- bance at Payson on the day of his death, except to fire his revolver in the air. She claims further that he did not shoot at Colcord but that his gun was empty at the time.
 Mrs. Rhodes is a resident of Lonie
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-30
GLOBE LEAVES FOR VALLEY TOWN Ball Players Will do Bat tie With Stafford Today
 and Tomorrow

For a two-g game baseball series with the valley team, the Globe nine will leave for Stafford this morning, prepared to do battle with the Mormon aggre- gation for the first time this season.
 The first game will be played this af- ternoon, with second seance tomor- row morning. The Stafford team is something of an unknown quantity as yet, not having been tried out so far this season, but 1t is understood that many of the old standuys adorn the lineup and it is highly probable that the Globe boys will be given a warm reception.
 The regular Globe lineup will be used Sunday, but it is probable that there will be few weak spots in to- days game by reason of the inability of some of the players to leave this morning. Plenty of good substitute players will be on hand to fill any va cancies, however, and there should be nothing slow about the opening game.
 As this is the first meeting between Globe and Stafford this season and in- eidentally the first game to be played
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-30
.EMBEzzLER DRAWS
 TWO YEARS Two Years Spent in Mexican Jail Fighting Extradi-
 tion to States

LOS ANGELES Cal, April 29.-For having padded an expense account to the extent of $27.50 while in the gov ernmeut service here, James P. Me Hale, former deputy marshal, was sen fenced today to serve two years and three months in prison. This penalty came after he had spent two years in jail in Culiacan, Mexico, fighting extra dition.
 McHale, who is said to be a member -of a prominent eastern pamily, was en' gagged to the daughter of Governor Csnedeo, of Sinaloa, Mexico, and had the support of powerful persOnages ir Mexico during his struggle to remain on the other side of the border.
 When arraigned before Judge Well born today McHale made a plea fol mercy, saying he was willing to re pay the money, but the court told hin the government never failed to punisl those who had been dishonest while in it's service.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-30
MEN IF GOD BUILD
 CHURCH HOUSE
Go at It With Saw and Ham mer and Complete Work
 in Record Time

SPOKANE, Wash, April 29.-Bishop G. H. Reed and five pastors of Congre- gational churches in Spokane have just completed a house of worship at Lin coin Heights, boasting they did the work in less time than was required by Noah to build the ark, as they finished the job in three days. The structure is 25 by 16ia cubits in dimension and l2 cubits in height. Of course, several of the pastors are wearing bandages on their thumbs and knees as the result of coming into close contact with hammer and saw, but Rev. Dr. II. Edward Mills, pastor of Plymouth church, is authority for the statement that polite language was used throughout the building per iOd, though he says one of the pastor carpenters Fccited biblical genealogy from the first book of the Chronicles as substitute for other phrases. Besides those named the pastors donning blue overalls and jumpers were Rev. J. L. Keene of IIillyard, Rev. w. $. Pritch, ard of Corbin Park, Rev. D. T., Wilson of Lidgerwood and Harold E. Ander son, district missionary.