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Holbrook argus., 1910-09-27

Mrs. J. F. Mahoney was re- ported sick the early part of the week but is again able to be around
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-27

Mulford Winsor, of Yuma C"unty, one oi the democratic delegates to the constitutional convention, former historian ot the territory, prominent in lodge work and one of Arizonas pioneer newspapermen is can didate for president of the con- stitutional convention and his chances of election seem to be fairly good
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-27

Clarence J. Spellmire was one of the Navajo County sheepmen who attended the Sheepmens Convention at Flagstaff Tues day.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-27

Not minute should be lost when a child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gwen as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, will prevent the artack. Sold by al. .edlcls I
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-27

David Babbitt, of Flagstaff one of the firm of Babbitt Broth CTS, was a Winslow visiter the early part "f the week consult ing with the firm managers here.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-27

Forme -SheriffC. Houck was in town Tuesday on his way to Flagstaff to atten.l the wool growers [ invention.
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-27

Mrs. G. R. Bauerbach, accom- panied by her mother, returned Thursday from a visit to her old h. me in the east, having been called there OH account of the serious illness of her father
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-27

Rev Father Connolly returned Monday f om Los Angeles and oth Southern California points whete h ha~ beeu visiting with relatives anu friends for the past month
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-27

Q
 Brakeman John U. Moore, ac- companied by his mother, re- turned Thursday from Los An, geles where they have been visiting for the past month
 Don't waste your money buy ing plasters when you can get a bottle of Chamberlain Lini- ment for twenty-five cents. A piece of flannel dampened with this liniment is superior to any plaster for lame back, pains in the side and chest, and much cheaper. Sold by all dealers. i
Holbrook argus., 1910-09-27

"Can be depended upon" is an expression we all like to hear, and when 1t Is used in cOnnec- on wi C'hamh- rla'n'S N"lir Ch ,irrt md Dlar hO-l R nc,iN |! n ha n-.c li. Q cure diarrhpsa. dy>entery nr D lcompl i''~ I''>pl .'~ m d d d q. d fo
 Il r>.i .tn.l d'u,L> Sold V all dealei S. |
The sun., 1910-05-07
WOMAN LEAPS FROW CLIFF.
sutrids 81 Nrs. ThSnias .. Lynch 90
JeSssy city heights.


Mrs Mary Lynch. IS years old. Of Ses
Ogden avenue. Jersey City. the wife u
Thomas = Lynch. manager for T. L.
Oppenheim A Co. bankers At 70 Broad
street. New York city killed herself yes
terday afternoon by jumping OF a sixty
FIVE foot precipiCs not far from her home
while walking with trained nurse along
the Mountain road leading from the
Heights 90 Hoboken.
Mrs. Lynch had been suffering from
neuritis for a ycar and for sorro time had
been under the care Of Mary Donovan. a
nur.e living at so West thirteenth street
this CITY. She visited two churches yes
tsrdav morning and in the afternoon
started with Miss Donovan down the
winding Mountain road with the intention
of calling on friends In Hoboken. She
apparently showed much interest In look
ing az the New York skyline a. she slowly
made her way along the bluffs and the
hurrs did not suspect her intention until
she nan toward the edge Of the road.
climbed under rail and leaped oH the
clih
Mrs Lynch fell IN a yard Just north of
l.. u. koyen 4 Bros. boilerfnaking plant
al the foot of the bluff and was picked
up dead. Mrs. Lynch is survived by her
husband. a son and a daughter.
The sun., 1910-05-07
W0ODFORD IN ~ AWFUL FIX.


sp.o,si Cabs DsSpaica - THE sUS.
ROME. May "A very amusing incident
in connection with the reception Of Gen.
Stewart l., WOodfOrd. chairman og the
Hudson Fulton Celebration Commission,
by King Victor Emmanuel has just leaked
out. Besides the gold medal which Gen.
WoOdfOrd was authorized 20 present 10
his Majesty there was finely Illuminated
address which was enclosed in q Tiffany
case. Mr.. LeishmAn. the American Am
bassador TO Italy. took exception 10 one
passage in the address which read In part,
the spiritual relations which connect q
large number Of our people with their
religious head in Rome This Of course
was q dirOot reference 10 the Pope. who is
United States Government.
Gen. WoodfOrd could not SEQ his way
clear 10 modify tho address. which had
been signed by such prominent Americans
a. J. PierpOnt Morgan, Andrew Carnegie
and Joseph ChOate. and finally decided
70 suppress tho address altogether.
When Cen. WoOdford started from his
hotel for the QuirinAl hs discovered that
the gold medal was missing. He searched
everywhere. but could not Hnd it Event
tally he remembered that he had been
out in an automobile with Mrs.. wOOdfOrd
and he called another auto and heW
toward the Vatican. He caught Mrs.
WOodford iyst In time
When they returned % the Quirinal
and just a. Gen. WOOdford was entering
the throne room. the chauffeur. who was
out Of breath. thrust a package into Gen.
WOodfond's hands. To the horror Of the
General the package contained tho un-
wished for address a. well A. the gold
medal The address was too bulky for
tho General 20 put In his pOckst. He
tried to hide Il. but the King spotted Il
and said: i ses yon have something
else. II Il for met
The unhappy General s;ammsFed out.
-Yes, your Majesty aud handed over
the fatal document
The King. after reading IL. expressed
himself IA delighted. lie turned over
the leaves one by one and finally said
he woud write letter of thanks IN Am
bsssador Leishman.
The sun., 1910-05-07
q. $. sECrRITIES ~ GERNlNY.
Dresden and NatISRal Banks C0atFaet 10
Take large BlocaSs - Railroad BOnds.

SPscisi CSnis DsfpaisA 10 THH sVN.
BEEIIN. Nav G.-The Dresden Bank
and the National Bank have taken over
from the Morgan interests a certain
amount Of Southern railroad bonds.
The amount has not yet been deahitsly
fixed. The idea IL 20 place these bonds
on the German market The banks are
now engaged in satisfying the inquiries
of the Bours- Commission a. TO the cnn-
difiOn-
These conditions are of a highly eK-
haustiys and complicated nature The
banks expert in bonds has listed them
for ten 10 fouFtesn DAYS and negotiations
are still proceeding with view 10 q simi-
lar transaction in the Union Paciac secSiri-
ties Heretofore dealings in the stocks
named have been carried ON direct with
New YORK. Neither the DiscoRte Gossi-
schaft nor the DeutEchs Bank 10 con
cerned In the transaction.
Under the heading of A New Invaai0n
of American Bonds the Bsrlinsr Tags-
bl1if comments upon a New York tsle-
gram reporting the proposed placing of
American bonds in Germany. Il ays;
'Whethcr the German money market
II strong enough to bear blood letting
20 the amount of a dnRrter of a miliard
of marks through taking over these
American bOndr through German hanks
must he regarded a. doubtful. II would
not be arniss Il a breath OF the mistr1Ist
which has long existed in England were
transmitted 10 the German banking world
The sun., 1910-05-07
CARED FOR CHILD AFRO HIr.
SlFs. Hathaway Held Injured tsIrI m Hsy
Arms During Drive 90 HospltAL

HNNAR A@AA-Aa ANANf" - AANeNAA@s
Margaret Ring. 10 years old. OF yis
West Forty-third street. while playing
In tho street yesterday. near her home.
ran from behind a moving wagon directly
IN front Of an automobile owned by
Charles Hathaway of East Orange. n. j..
who r. a mefntsr Of the brokerage fiFIn ~
Hathaway. smith Pods A Co. % e.
Wall atreet. The child was struck BY the
mudgllard and fsll beneath the rearWhecl
Her leg was broken
The chauffeur stopped the car AZ cncs
and Mrs. Hathaway and a woman who wna
with her jumped out. William RaminRer
Of $50 West Fifty fourth street a driver
who was passing. picked the injured
child up in hisarms and lifted her into the
automobile, where the two ladies with
rugs upon their laps made a bed for her
and hurried 20 Roosevelt Hospital DT
Grimshaw, who attended the child. said
that her condition wna yery serious
Besides 4 compound fracture Of the right
leg she vas hurt Internally
Mrs. Hathaway was we'll known 81 tho
hospital having recently been q patient
there heraeh. She ordered a private room
for the little girl and told the authorities
N spare no expense IN caring for her
Leslie Llldlam of 1oi Clairmont avenue.
MOntclair, " J.. the chauffeur. was
arrested by Policeman Beaver of tha
West Foriy-seventh street station on .
charge Of felOnious assault he vas
released on hail
The sun., 1910-05-07
TWO MORE TETLOW WIVES.
PtttsbuFs PSlIce Put Them DOun a. YUM.
berS slx and seven,

PIrrsBUR0. May s-Two more women
to-day lAid claim 20 bsing tho wife Of Col.
James 7. Tstlow, the much married old
Colonel. who last week Aed with eighteen
year-Old Ethel Jordan u Pittsburg.
To-day's additions have been checked
by tho police ~ Nos. Q and Z. They ars
Alrs Anna Tstl0W of Centre Falls. h. l.,
and Mrs Millis Tetlow Of Mcrrimac street.
IAwTUncs. Mass.
Ths Rhode Island woman writes the
police that she has been searching for Col
fetiUw, who deserted her some years ago.
Tho police Of Lawrence. Mas. WITS that
Col. TstlOw deserted Mrs. MiIlis TstloW
there fourteen years ago. loaving her
with two children.
Wife No. s han hsen eliminaaed By the
pOliOe, a. Il was found to-day that shs
had been divorced from him. She was
Mabel l.. CuthbertsOn and obtained her
divorce IN south Dakota Eve years ago.
Wife No. 4. Edith X. TctlOw Of West
Virginia to-day sant a lengthy COM
tO wife No. (ClarA JoriOn
TetlOw); Odering Suggestions regarding
-OT mutual husband
The sun., 1910-05-07

regulations of ths party 60 provtds'
This y G. saving clause, intonAsd 20 take
cAre ol diaerent conditions In diEereus
parts of the Stato.
Ihs difference mainly bstWosn the Hin
man-OFoen hill and ths MeaGAs-P Phillips bill
y lound in The tact that In tho lattsr nOns
oi mo candidates for State oliloarl n placed
on the ticket at tho primaries. whereas
"a the hlnman-Green blll al nav BE-. Ths
neaite-P -Philips hill retAins IN lta entirety
ne conFentton sySiem. with ths prOviso
maj ah deleGAtea 20 conventions ahall
- eiected BY the peOpls. thus doing away
with the eleotion Og dslsgntoS 10 ths STATE
convention by a county convsntiOn or
Anaembly conventions. ThS Meade-Phil-
~ nih Above period Of tenday bslWegn
NE hnai day on which tho organisation
snail NE tfs nominations and the final
Gay when any Opposition to the OrRaniHa-
uon ucket may lie its nominations.
The sun., 1910-05-07
NAN FOR THE INSANE.
state OmeiaAs May NSt Opsu %. bot Mas
6iep lls DellVery.

ALBANY. Nay 9. - Attorney General
O'MAlley to-day gave an opinion which
establishes the rights Of IDIOTS and luna
tics a. 10 the reception n mail matter
IN State Institutions. The Attorney
General told the superintendent Of the
Rome State C,istodiAl Asylum thst tho
officers of such an institution have no
night 70 open mail addressed 20 inmates
but have the right and the authority
10 make rules and regulations. subject
10 the approval u the State Bnard Of
Charities. preventing the delivery Of
Isttsfs n siich inmates or 20 prevent
letters from bsinG sent by them 70 out
tiOn Of the Affairs Of such an institution.
The sun., 1910-05-07
Te In,s,llGats ths lloaros EIerlI.n.

AJBAxI. May Gov. Hughes to-day
designated. Attorney General O'Malley or
one OF his deputies 70 appear before the
Monroe county Grand Jury nest Monday
70 investigate the charges Of violations
of the election Law at the recent special
Congress slsctiOj WhSn james A. Hayens
vas elected over George W. AldridEe
The application for q special prosecution
Uaa made on petition of Rochester cilinsis,
supported BY the HtRte Association 10
Preysnt Corrupt Practices NJ Elections
The sun., 1910-05-07

Paul Solandt. years Old. am ~ tho
Rev. J. A. SOlandt. pastor ~ the Belle
viils Avenue Congregational Church
Of Newark. was run down aud badly
injured by an automobile at belirBilie
and FOURTH avpnuHs In Newark yesteF-
day Tho rector feared that his skull
wa fractured. The aut1mobilg was
driven BY Coles 4. sesley. president of
the 8ssley Tubs and Box Company. who
took tie boy % hia home. and fhgn 70
ported the aocidgnt ~ The secUnd prnCinct
riatiun.
The sun., 1910-05-07
BETTING TIE COST or LIVING.
waiter saw He Was seat to stsamShpp
- Carry OF Eatables.


Charles Guyer = waiter in MFt Adlsrt
restaurant. so West street. went on board
the Oceanic ~ PIER a.. North River. Thurs
day sveninEand left the ship few minutes
later. carrying four chickens and a lsg
~ lamb m basket John n squires.
baggagemEster on Pier IS. saw GuysT.
became suspicious. and asked him whsi
about n Guysr wouldn't ten. 80 Squires
took HIM around 20 tho Charles strsst
station
In the Jefferson Market police cours
yesterday morning Guyef told MAgistrAts
House that Mrs. Adler. proprietress Of ths
restaurant had sent him 20 the Oceanir
Tor the chickens and that enc had done
the -Ame thing on another occasion
" your story h true said the Magis-
n ate, Y can plainly see Why Mrs Adlsr
shOuldnt be troubled nv the high cost
~ living ~ % meat
Guyer also ssid that the steward on the
steamer had given hun the chickens
without question or r@cUmpense Tho
steward denied this
Guyer was held in Sso bail for trial
The sun., 1910-05-07
WHITE SLAVE TRIAL RUSHED
NEGRO WOMAN TO FACE JURY
ON WEDNESDAY.

....--,...
JanSe CTa" -usse.e- -. y -.
lP-Lr'l''-oa te.''..,.l.- ',-,'...
aoA, ".s u,.'.o-' .lN -. -. r.,
""o" NA''''-'''
Ac,,nr On Judge Crains suggestion
tlat Ralle Moore and Aleck Anderson.
the m,,latto and negro indicted for selling
two Uhite Riris. ahoild be brought 20 trial
a. .oon as Doa.iple. Distriot Attorney
Wrhl,w.u notifnd J,drs Grain Yesterday
-. - -, -, ,,,......a ,-itb a.,
u-. NJ -. -. -. 49,.
trial OF beue hooIe. Suose e..ln "a. - -
caae down b be tired oy himself m oenefAi
SEASONS next Wednesday. AleCk Ander-
am. trial viii follow. Among the wit
-. -, ,,iIl .nr..r againsa the color~d
w." WIN - -
woman arc me tWo oo'leso uo'uen ~i'
have taken a prominent part m the IN
vsutieation, but whose names have been
wi,hhed
- - Ii ,,,s....5
nary be'uiA'n' NV ol-.,--,-.. ou-.,.--,--
dealer IN women. Contlnued yeesefuAE
his relation 70 District Attorney whitman
~ ,he dataila of the buainass a. conducted
=, ,s. -. sids since Ieyipson beenn
si Nv ,'.-.i- -. a., -.,,,,,,i nelc.
MS s'osy ue.tO''e,- ',''N ~, ~. 1.-
and fnom the Distriot At'"fneyH oHuo7
have been trying ~ verify some ot the
,hin,. told nv the procurer. inspector
p,,-..n "a nm ,,,t arnsd with sub
Nu'''h i-l'l 49, ~. A.. -,
p1nas tot peis'us H,inou " .l.,--, ''''''.-.--'
but they found that the people wanted
had deserted their usual haunts One
-, ,,..,,,..t -, I .,,,in.,p Mrs Reftha
',,--s - - =, T,,,v5 .,r.., "a.
ShoH, Nno u'e
brought 70 the ulsir'ot At.o'uey u'nNo
She denied having any knowledge ~
the thinRs hold OF by Lsvinson and was
=, ;,ii,.,,.,,, ,,,.,y I..yiuuon's rharge-
~ a.. r,s-,,i,,, A,,,r,.,,
Aiter eAaIn'is ne, tn' s1,seI,0' - ,,.S'y ,,
was SATISFIED VnAt VIE. Sho" N""'n e'u
nothing to what was already known and
.llo,r.4 her to m
-, e,-,i.h.1 ,h. ,pys.tigntors
Do't" -. -.'s-L ~.
with list oi piotuies'l"e name Nuioh ~
said were borne by persons identned WITH
the trafio on the Fast Side. lie said that
The sun., 1910-05-07

The Wall Street edition of THs EVENING
suN oontains ail the financial news and
ths stoch and bond quotations h the close
of the market. The closing quotations.
Including the bid and asked prices. with
additional nsgs matter. are contained also
IA ths uiEht sdiilon q IRm EVkNma Sun.
The sun., 1910-05-07
Duke SS sanshssirr Inapects ChIIdren's
COurt.

The Duke of Manchester was ths guest
Of Justice Hoyt IN the Children's Court
yesterday. Ne sst through the entirs
session. Hs aid that hs had been much
Interested Ia the proceedings. Asked
whsther there was much diIersncs bs-
tween EnRlish and American iuvenils
deliBs,uents b. answered:
Really. you know that while they
Wers all Americans OF course there wers
- many different races represented
here to-day I Was tOO mnch newildersd
trying a. Keep track Of them 10 attempt
any nompariaUn.
As privy Councillor of course I bad
something 70 do with the passage og q
iuvenils nfendsrs act. and ~ courss
l was interested IN aeeing how children
were dsalt With here
Tha Dukg aail1 0n Tuesday.
The sun., 1910-05-07
BURIED UNDER TRAIN WRECK.
HFskemaR Killed as Part % an Ontario
ana western Freight Leaves Traeh.

MIDDLErOwN. Y. Y. May s.-One man
vas killed and the live ~ train crew
we're endangered In a wreck On the Scran.
ton branch u the Ontario and Western
Railroad AZ Hancock. y T., az . O'Clock
to-niaht An extra -Outhbound coal
train va running A. high speed down q
sfsep grade when the locomotive and
twelve cars left the rails Brakeman
Daniel Kennedy of Carb0ndals wa- buried
under the wrsckAge The fireman jumped
and the engineer Was thrown from his cab
window both elighting clear ~ ths wreck-
are and escaping with slight hurt.
h b understood that the brakes failed
20 Work ~ the train Was descending the
moitntain.
The sun., 1910-05-07
THEATRE NAN FINED.
Pays S70 Fsr HaVing OSJeet,snah's Pss.
tiers Displayed.

Magistrate Tighe ~ the Adams stree,
court IN Brooklyn yesterday imposed a
fine ~ so IN MauriCe Csmpbell. theafre
manager. for permitting the exhibitor
of indecent posters exploiting his @WhaFs
Thore a VIII production while u was
running a couple - wrecks ago In a theatre
In that borough.
Tho law places tho punishment AZ a
fine of from so 10 8hO Magistrate TiGhe
said. In view ~ the fact that Mr. Camp
hell had tho objectionable posters re-
moved ~ soon a. he Wa notified OF tho
protest against them ! think So Wouid
be al right
The fms was paid by Campbell's lawyer
The sun., 1910-05-07
CarCGA NDFaNS rLAIM.
tioN. ltughes Funds EVisiensr sg Dlsloyalty
ARd Tslds Up a7es. OaO award.

ALRANr. May Gov. IIuEhas to-day
returned to the State Land board for
further consideration on the ground
Of newly discovered facts the claim Of
the CayUgA Indians AGAINST the State
for S7o5.OOO In settlement of . demand
made by the remnants of the tgibs that
the State recomDense them for sharp
practics IN iTas. when the lands Of the
tribe were taken over Tor % cents an
acre and afterIEaFd resOld at & an acre.
she state pOok citing the difference
The Legislature had authorized
settlement % the claim by the state land
board and ths Governor aud the Land
Board had approved Of the clainn. Gov
Hughes referred the matter % the A.
tJTney -Ceneral for an opinion and the
latter cast doubts on the merits Of the
proposition. u 10 nov alleged that there
u evifience that the lndiana ancestors
wers hostile 20 the ooloniNts IN the rpvO-
luton. The Land Board viii reconsider
the claim 81 a meeting on Tuesday next.
The sun., 1910-05-07
WASCIGNFS "IStBEAU."
New Dpera 70 Ne Ready Next winter
FIRST PuiIlIe Presehtatisa nere.

lspsriai Cabls DsSpltoa 70 TuH SrN.
ROME. May s-Pstro Mascagn in an
interview to-day said he had finished
the irat act u his new opera. -lsabeau.-
half Of thu second act and some parts Of
the third.
The Opsra will be ready for presentation
next winter. Before IL is produced in
America IL will bs given privately in Italy
In order to comply with the copyright law.
The sun., 1910-05-07
ALBANIANs BEAT TURKS.
Rejects CaptuFe DJakovA. According 10
Deynatches Frum gaiamiea.

VIENNA. May s.-Despatches received
here from salonica report that tho rebel
lious Albanians have captured DiakOva.
where they attacked the Turkish garrison
q few days ago
The sun., 1910-05-07
sosaIs 10 Discuss Federal Incsms Tau.

ALAANT. May S-Senator DavsnDOFt's
resolution committing the Legislature 70
tho Taft income taH constitutional amsnd-
msnt was reported by tho Judiciary COM
mites to-day for tho consideration O9 the
Ssnats. senator Davenport represents
ihe Senate district and home town IN
Onaida county of United States senator
Elihu Root. by common agreement thu
senate IL 20 thrash out thislusstiOn nsxt
"Wednesday
The sun., 1910-05-07

eide bureau at Police Headquarters, vas
in consultation with the District At
tOrney yesterday and IL was rumored
that he was working on the theory that
the child might have been killed This
v "A denied
The sun., 1910-05-07
DIVORCE FOR MAJOR BIDDULPH
Kings MessenGeF Even Csndsmned q
Pay Hlm ~. 500 Damages.

LOSD0N. May C--The Probate and
Divorce Division Of the High Court Of Jus-
tice granted a divorce to-day 20 Major
Biddulph. who alleged that his wife had
mirconducted herself with Guy Lestrange
Even. a kings me~sengpr.
The court also awarded TO Major bid
dlilph 81. go damages.
The sun., 1910-05-07
MISS REIDS BODY SENT HOME.
4 oining On tl,s steamer narbarossa-Ns
Nsrt Light 81 Her Death.

79fcllI Id17f Df8p1lcl % THT SCN7
RoME. May a further investiEa tion
into the cause Of the death Of Miss Estells
Reid. the American Rirl whose body was
found in the Bay ~ Naples. has been
without result The body has been en-
balnisd and will he shipped to New York
by the steamship Barbarossa to-day
The sun., 1910-05-07
BROOKLYN BxCIsE CASES.


MaEistrAts DoOley IN ths Adams street
court. Brooklyn. Yesterday diaposed Cf
Hevcn alleged violations Oi the eEOiss
Law by saloon keepera uldeT the rules
racsutly formulated by Mayor 0aynOr
ID four unpaa ths policeman failed 20
ahOw that the baFa WUra u1i prupefiy
sHposad and tha uharHea Wefe di1mi-.lod.
Two caras wrrs arnt 10 Hperlai Henuiona
and 10 The remaining uaag decision Wa1
rsgsrved -.
The sun., 1910-05-07
FLOCKING TO CANADA.
EmpFsss oG ireland sails FrSm LlverpsoI
win Reeord Crowd % Rmlsraata.

HhNfAAA AnaA3 nfaNAiaA - ~ NANs
LIyTRPOoL. May g.-Thr steamship n
Empress u Ireland sailed Tor Canada
to-day with lisa passengers Of whom
0t9 are emiETantp.
This breaks the record for this line
The sun., 1910-05-07
RUER ADMIRAL RCALLG DRGD
"OLD BOWMAN A." SUCCUNRS
70 APOPLEXT.
NSa FaMe aRd lioRag N the Spahlsh War
and n the noxsT nebclllon Career
NStAble n mat ue aegAined Posi-
tlaa n Navy After Les % Numbers.

SANTA Barbara. Cal. May a-ReAr
Admiral McCAlla. U. s, n. died early
to-day Of Apoplsxy.
The sun., 1910-05-07

The Flrst Tlms the Instiiutisn llAs CoA'
ferFed That iaOnor-llls WoFk - .
Historian CITED % Prove ~ hight -
t-AfleFnosn WIN kmg HAAkon.