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Inc tOlltW4Tg ueClslulT were Hillhei
down Yesterday by tho Appellate Divi-
sion, First - par.meut:
James POI 'ii2,trcsponden''a liant. v.
wabash Railroad Company e. al, defen
dHu's, Equitlbl" True company ~ N"W
York. r'sponler;. Judgment modified ~
nriucd with costs TO tn" Equitable Trus,
GoTpany eEgns =. G Dl5a. m n "nnion
Joseph Schanz, ppe,lsn'-r"rsponder'
". car .Sots,h"ck r"spon len 1ppeNan''
in opinion Of insraham, 7. }. md IS
modireu enirned, with costs against de-
feHiant Jul,a 4 so'scheck in favor .; the
pla!ntin In this court and In the cont; be
,ow. Opinions ny i@nfni'n. j. ara insra-
sarah StrNshurger, respondent ". Myer
StrsS9urs.r q; sncy :, n Ak rnp'sTn ndw
ment and order rev~rsed and new trial
ordered. with costs 20 Ape liant 10 ah'd"
gs unless 20 RspHh fPH bH Vent 70 yh
Judgment as 50 modified T. aIirmed with,
on, C2,'s Cost, ,,.pinlo" w. h5an1FhiH' j. a. AZ.
iea,ihs, sat,is orief On no,lcs go "
The People eX rel Frank - Wynn. re-
ccRSS srir. &C., appe!iant 6risT srir,n.i,
si;h, so costs and d,shgrsements, opin'
'O9 By LSuSf[tnIii oTs.T a MTa
nth so.,. . sBs q.
costs Opinion by Mclaughlin. j., and
t risTss d,s..n,hs ss'f. order 'SH
Laura Glover. as sdministrstriH appel
spondent. Judgment and order affirmed,
with costs, tSee Glover " Nstiona! Bank
OF Commerce. 1856 App. Div. :'7D order
e.liah,. y. jeanne La roe. ler'pSnasn,
by faughlin, J. order Med
Yetts zeitl,n, respondent, va. Is,dors d
q from s APP ana sfa"n
o. city Court reversed and new trial or,
as,.d "'s sss se' y.n 70 S Sg.IoS sy IN Ms
i hs'ERN j. d. .s5sham s.,,. e!d HS
James Rae Clarke, rsr-pond.n,. Va j
Howard Taylor, appellant Dissemination
ranra IN. Tti" SSs os'n'pin ny M
lsidcr FREY, rs.pccndent, ", r. R.s.ns,
order affirmed Win costs 80 opinion
Lorenzo F. Trlpler, re,ponden', V.
and order reversed and new trial ordered
with costs to appellant 10 abide event
Opinion sy by LSnss,n, j. 01asr nl.d
Keith W Morris, respondent, implesde,
with United states Fidelity & Guarsn''
CGmnpany "ppe onnion b. M%Isuxh ,n"'I
same, appellant, vs. HlIda c, p Morris
respondent, impeaded, &c, Judgmen
affirmed with costr. Opinion by Nc
/ Laughlin. ] order filed
william Waldorf Aa'or plaintiff, rs
West Eighty second Realty Company ct a.
! defendants. Judgment ordered for defend
| ants with costs Opinion by Hotchkiss. j
IDovl,ng, j. dissenting) Settle order Of
notice.
The City OF New York. respondent, VS.
william A. Jamison. appellant. Judgmen
affirmed with costs, No opinion orde
] filed,
Edward Duffy. respondent, vs. Charles I
/ WIFE, Inc. implicated Sc. appellant
Judgment and order affirmed with costs
/ No opinion tIngrahnm, +, i, an,
/ Laughiin, j., dissenting, order Med,
/ Charles Is. Harris. rr~pondent, W. TEE
/ suyd-r Company 1t al, implicated. 80
! appellants. order affirmed with $40 cost
| and disbursements. No opinion. Orde
A!cd.
In the matter Of the United States Trus
| Company OF New York as executor. &c, o
! John j Butler. deceased. Decree afhrmc
with costs, on opinion 81 Fowler, orde
! fled
pan'cl Haokensor, appellant. IS Adar
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me moisture In Illinois and Indiana was
timely, as the drought complaints have
peen assuming serious aspect prac-
tlcally the entire area west OF the Mis-
slppi' including the spring wheat belt.
now has fair To good supply OF sub.
soil moisture. hut further rains are de-
sired Tor the eastern winter wheat dis
tricts.
The interior receipts 80 far this week
ia. only 2,3'o,oOo bushels, against
2'Ibo.ooo in the preceding week and
2,5S0.oo0 year ago. Expectations arc
ior another fairly heavy visible supply
decrease on Monday. Bradstrcets ex-
ports were 7,31l 900 bushels for the
week. Since July i the total from the
United states and Canada IN 31s, 000, 900
oushels, or which about 5000, 900
bushels represent wheat from the United
States
Corn-Evdence Of further better
ment in the domestic demand for cash
corn had much to do with the higher
market. The speculative demand was
also greater. There has been consider
able short selling during the past few
weeks on the supposition that liauida-
ton would precede the circulation OF
chicago May notices. and seemingly
there was covering. Elevator interests
furnished much support. Stop loss or
oers were reached and accelerated the
advances. The early decline In wheat
hid not produce much pressure as the
ight country offerings were telling on
the tone of cash markets. Stocks at
various points were still undergoing re-
auctions and there are predictions OF
another large decrease In the visible
supply statement on Monday. The ex-
ports for the week were more than
100000 bushels. and since July I total
ss,oOo.o0o bushels. against $4,000. 900
| bushels year ago. The reports Of the
ploughing up of corn land in tho ex.
IRENE South continue. but generally the
crop advces at this early date are nor
| mally good.
Oats-Consdering the very bullisf
| talk on the export demand and the ex.
| tent or the business recently the market
did not show extravagant strength, espe.
| cially as the tone In other grains was
| much stronger Assertion liz made tina,
| during the past three days there have
| been about 100000 bushels taken 10,
| foreign account. There was evidence OF
profit taking on the bulge and II was
| also said that the country was Offering
/ fair amounts OF cash oats Crop con.
ditions are regarded as generally salts
| factory Recent rains have improved
the soil conditions.
Provisions-The demand from packins
sources continued and the list was agar
raised moderately. As yet there has no
been any special expansion in the specu
| lative trade, as stocks are liberal and
political advices are too conflicting 4
he effective
Chicago prices.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
No Independent nominations having been
made FOR one or more vacancies 10 De
Med IN The Beard OF Directors o: the New
York LATE Insurance Company at the 1919
Election Of Directors. and the Sup.rin-
tsudeut OF Insurance having as REQUIRED
by law prescribed rules and regI!l'lou
for conducting and holding said eio On.
therefore, pursuant 20 Haid rules an -oEu-
Election OF members Of Tho Boa'l OF ID
rectors OF the New York Lift Insurance
co.npany VIII be he'd at ~" Nome ~. =
o. the Company, No. 3+6 Broadway, IN tho
Citv o: New York, IN tn. State OF New
York, on Wednesday. tho IAN day Of
April 1918, the polls 20 be opened az ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon and 20 remain open
until four o'clock IN the afternoon 90 said
day az which time they shall be closed
NEW YORK LIFE lNStRAScEC COM PANY.
by SEYMOUR NJ. BAilARD. Secretary.
Dated March 81. 1915.
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Army and Navy Orders

WARRINGTON, Apr! s.-rhess army
orders wore issued to-day
First Lieut., r. C. Cotton. Twentieth In
fantry detailed 10 signal Corps and to
Fort Bliss, Texas vice FIRST Lieut.. J. @
Taylor, relieved.
airy, detailed professor ~ military
science and tactics at Wet T"Nts Military
Academy, San Antonio Tex.
Lieut. col. +. r Straub, " from
Philippine Department TO Tn, United
states.
FHrst Lieut.. y. X Coppeck Second Cav
airy detailed for general recruiting ser.
vice and TO Indianapolis lu4, believing
Capt. T Y RYAN, cavalry.
Trrs' Lieut. A, g. Gtllesp'", .nH4t NrtN-
lerv. from coast ar'tiiery soho. OFT Mon
roe. Va, 20 Manila and r"r - 20 com
nlandlns Officer coast de-" OF Ma
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II Battery Place.
New York
To the Stockholders Of the
PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND COKE COR
pnAATInN

TAKE NOTICE, that the annual meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF the Pennsyl-
yanis Cos ana Coke Corporation vii, be
ton on the 18th rcor OF the Land It'll.
Building Ia tn. CRY 0; Philadelphia, Penn
eyivAnia on tho c.l day OF MAY. 1915, at
tWo-thirty o'clorN IN the afternoon, for
the purpose or e.ect!nE board OF nine
directors TO servc fo5 one year. and for
the trausa ction OF any and all Other bust.
ness that may com. before said meeting
The Board o. DirectorA have provided
ny resolution that the books OF the com
pany for tho purpose OF recording the
names % the Stookho!iers VIII close on
April 2oth. 1915.
Dated, April :? 1915
ALRERT q. EDWARDS Secretary.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL AND COKE COR
PORATlOS
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THE STEEL MARKET.
Bethlehem Orders From Russia
Said to Re About eSO,OOO.OOO.

Reports OF heavy export orders for
steel continue 10 come IN from the
various centres. II was said yesterday
that the Bethlehem Steel Company
within the past fortnight received orders
from the Russian Government for APP
proximately ss0,0o0,O00 of shrapnel. No
new orders of large size from domestic
sources have been reported recently, The
railroads are not very active buyers.
Demand for railroad equipment con-
tinues dormant. Car and locomotive
orders In the nrst quarter OF the cur
rent year were about 20 per cent, OF
these for the corresponding period
Of 1914.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. April Cooper and zinc
shares were active and higher to-day
gains in the leading issues ranging from
u fraction to 3 points. Algomah, Ari-
IONA Commercial, Calumet and Arizona,
Copper Range. American Zinc and Butte
and superior were most prominent.
Rails and indust"ials were Arm. The
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LEIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY

fhliadelPhia, March II, 1919.
The Board of Directors OF the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company have this day
declared quarterly dividend OF two and
one half per cent. cor 81 25 per sharel on
It's preferred stock 20 stockholders Of rec
ord March -, 1915. and a quarterly divl-
dend o. teo and one half per cent. tor
Sa6 per sharel on !.s common stock 20
Stockholders Of record March -. 1918.
both payable April 10 1915.
Checks Will be mailed.
e. Y KUIP. Treasurer
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, April s.-The bullish DEM
onstration in New York had considera
bile influence on securities here. Booth
Fisheries common and preferred showed
the greatest improvement with Stewart
Warner. Scars-Roebuck and Swift maxi
ing substantial gains. Other issues held
steady. with the exception OF Chicago
Railway eds. which showed evidences
OF luuidation. Bond market very ac-
tive and firm The summary:
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TRUST COMPANY.

-dN 6NDNUW = !.
New York CITY, April sth 1915.
The Board o: Directors OF thls company
has this day declared "a Quarterly Dividend
OF one and ono half per cent PAYABLE
May lst 1918. 90 stockholders OF record
AZ n" close OF business Apri, ,oth, 1915.
Transfer books viii close ~ 8 p VI April
goth, 1915. ana reopen az 10 \. ". May
lst 1918.
JOHN W. II. BERGEN. Secretary.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. April a--The stock
market here was active and higher,
Among the strong features were Cam
bria Steel, with a 81. point gain: Elec-
trio Storage Battery. up ~. and Phila-
delphi. Rapid Transit, =, higher. Arbl-
TRACE issues followed New York prices.
Bond quiet The summary
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THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COM
pANY on THE 27th day of April. 1918, q,
IL o'clock noon. at the office OF MelNille r.
ingalls, President OF the Company, az -
& pdur street. In the CITY OF New YORK.
will open tenders 20 sell 20 u on the
lowest terms such an amount OF Its I'VE
per cent. second mortgage bonds. with the
July, 1911. coupon and subsequent cou.
ponr attached. issued under and secured
by tn" deed 81 trust or mortgage dated
the second day Of June. 1902, be veen VIZ
giuia Hot Springs Company ami Henry 7.
Wickham and Henry Taylor. Jr, Trustees
az the sum OF twenty thousand dollars Will
purchase. said sum OF twenty thonsand dol .
iars having been set aside to be Invested
ia the purchase OF said bonds according
20 the terms OF the sinking fund provision
Of IN, said mortgage.
r. order OF the Hoard Of Directors.
MELVILLE e INGALLS,. President.
nAttd. April .. 1917.
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THE PITrSBURG MARKET.

PIrrssrRG. April a.-The stock market
was quiet and steady. with fractional
gains in Crucible Steel. Westinghouse
Air Brake, Columbia Gas and Electric
was down ~ The summary:
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Eleven A. NJ bids to Liverpool Were;
May s.56c. July. sS5c. October,
loelc,; January, 10.47c. The market
there IL due TO open to-day 10 TO l0la
points advance.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April s.--1nterest was
only moderate in the market here, with
prices showing small irregular changes
Ronds were steady. The summary:
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10 tue n0IOeIS Oh tue r1HSt suu nc
funding Mortgage Four Per Cent.
UasA.. 49, ~>-sS n-.a. - CuA
ruSyeIeAr OOlU 0VuuS u NAN
ruNNArH IA M A n p LIS 4,
NNHAss ~ - - ~
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
~
AND OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
,,,,,r .c,. ~,,,.- rO--S vCAn
five ZEN NE~1. FVNA
Coin RnNnC NE THE uNn1ANA
~cC.-,,~ +. ,,,,cWCn~, N Ar
UEOAIOU q WkSA EWN NAIL.
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The Liverpool market opened barely
ready There was good business in
ipot cotton. with mddling 10 points de
cline al 5.5od. Sales, $4,000 bales; re-
eeipts. $4,000, including $500 Amer
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY.

March 81, 1915.
The Board OF Directors OF GENERAL
MOTORS COMPANY has declared the
semi annual dividend OF three and one
half t3i1 ccI per cent on the Preferred
Stock OF the company. payable May /.
1919, to the stockholders OF record at the
close Of business April ~, 1915.
JAMES T SHAW Trrssurer
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Futures closed firm

spo, cotton at New York was steady.
- points advance. Middling. l0c
Southern spot markets were unchanged,
10 /. points lower. Galveston 10
points advance, with New Orleans 9.l9c.,
Galveston 950c.. Savannah &c, Houston
$500. Augusta s.slc. and Memphis &c.
The New Orleans markets closed firm.
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Ruod on the original papers without print

Ia tn. matter OF Louis W-rn~r, an at
torner Motion granted and witness al
rec'nd 70 g9sw.r Opinion, nv Scott and
Sol. g.. rrUFr notice
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Interior stocks and receipts were

Exports yesterday, 1923 bales. To
agsins' 1,S52 is3 bales last year.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, April s-The sta,emen. Of
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Trel.
ury shows;
April Thu. mo Fiscal ~
Receipts ........ tl'2illa S!lid2,16l A'h37l. ~
Pay warrants, 1919 l6,o'7lH tS.i1T,la-
Def1t ....... s-f4lN) s465+.. s1tl45.o,i
Receipt from customs April : .6S4 -: in.
trrnal revenue. ordinary, s9,1, Nj, CORPORA
ton tax S'". 20: 'r!lanrnus So 75'
Nauonal bank notes, received for tedcnp.
ton Sl.Sr7, .i69
The cash statement OF the United STATE.
Treasurer for April shows
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GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY.
DselesreA Slax.l Tr,.sl lAc> L..

Preferred StOCk Trust (~rtIncate~.
Referring 20 the foregoing notice OF
General Motors Company. checks for the
dividend when received viii be mailed 20
the holders OF preferred atock trust GER
t!ncates OF record At the close OF business
April IL, 1915
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
Agent for Voting Trustees
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APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS,
Complete list Handed Down by
First Department Divtaiou.

The following decisions were handed
down Yesterday by the Appellate Divi-
sion, First u par.meut
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
80 America of CHR altar

81 Tusr ania, from Ella gov
- Natura. from hrensis
- d.Nan from Havana.
- 11ylvCs from Livingston
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28
NAME OF DEAD
 YET UNKNOWN
It Was Shown Yesterday That Frank LaBranch Was Still Alive-Another Continuation of Inquest on Body

The mystery of the dead body found east of the city on Wednesday morning and which it was thought had been dis sipatad thickencd again yesterday with the appearance of a man named Will Hams who said that Franl; La Branch, who had been stopping at Hayes lodg- ing house vas not the man. He said that La Branch was yet alive and was in Globe whence he would return shortly. Williams is the man who brought La Branch here in an auto mobile rom kl Centro.
 But before the appearance of Will Hams. Undertaken J. T. Whitney had visited the lodging house and obtained a description of the lodger and was sat iscied that he was not the dead man. Though there could be no recognition Of any of the features of the dead, Mrs. Hayes description of the hair and clothing of her lOdgcr did not tally with those features of the body of the dead man.
 Coroner Parker resumed the inquest yesterday afternoon and after hearing all the evidence available, he continued it until 1eXt Tuesday in the hope that by that time the identity of the dead man might somehow be established. The members of the coronors jury are J T. Murphy. Ivan McCann. Charles
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28

Lambert, Jacob Minsth. w. T. Bartel and r.. C Ketchel.
 The inquiry was conducted by the coroner and Assistant County Attorney Jacobs. The testimony was all taken down as the coroner desired to leave rothinG undone that later might serve to identify the dead man.
 One thing was established and that was that dea-h was the result of sui eide. Though a small automatic pistol had been found near the body ii was believed at first that death had been caused by a hemorrhace and that the presence of the pistol was accidental. But Mr Whitney said that he had found a hole in the skull above the right ear. The hat which had been found near the head was also shown to have been spattered with blood in such a manner as could not have been the result of a hemorrhage MT Whitney further testified as to the condition of the body when it was brought to the morgue.
 The next witness was MT. Mintsh who found the body. He said that his attention to it vas first attracted by the fright Of his horses in the road nearest the point where it lay. Next he experienced the odor. The testimony of R. C. Kctchel who brought the body to the morSue related to its condition.
 A gold watch taken from the pocket of the dead man had q fob on which was the initial ''V inlaid with clipped diamonds on celluloid or shell. But a belt buckle bore the initial "S" One would be more likely to carry his own initial on q watch fob than on belt buckle so that "N' is supposed to be the first letter of the dead mans name. w is not common initial of English names but it is quite common in Greek or Slav names so that it is thought that the dead man was a foreigners.
 His hat q soft black Stctson was purchased of John Musso and Sons. san Francisco. Other articles taken from the body. something more than $lS0 in currency and a diamond stick pin. of course. afforded no clue
 A piece of cloth cut from the trous- CTS was also saved. The trousers had been described as gray, but the cloth is of dull or mixed brown.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28
WIDE RECOGNITION OF
 THE ARIZONA TEACHER

Wide recognition by eastern pub fishers of the Arizona Teacher as one of the leading educational journals of the southwest is shown in the report of Prof. 1. COlOdnY, who has just re- turned after a most successful trip through the east in the interests of the magazine. Not only did he sue ceed in renewing all the advertising contracts now existing with school book publishers, but q large amount of new business was secured for the coming year.
 Publishers of school books and nsanufa cturers of school supplies are quick to recognize the value of the Arizona Teacher as a means of reach ing the teachers of this state" said Mir. Colodny yesterday. ''The Arizona Teacher now reaches about 1850 teachers in the state. whereas forty years ago there was not q single free school in Arizona"
 MT. Colodny is also hard at work on his projected history of Arizona for use in the schools. Arrangements have been completed with Benjamin Sanborn and Sons of Chicago, pub fishers of the Southwick- Stone Arith- metics, to publish the work.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28
DOPE TENDS ON
 WAY ID PHOENIX
Driven from Fl Paso, Scores of Drug Users Said to Be Headed for the Coast by Way of This City-Thcir Progress Reported

Word has reached Chief of Police Brisbois that Phoenix is scheduled to be visited by no small number of dope fiends who, driven from Fl Paso. are making their way across Arizona to the coast They have a = ready made their appearance il, Douglas and Bisbee and are said to he stragg sng along, singly, in pairs and in larger groups. In some places they are given temporary treatment and then sent on their way.
 Advised in advance of their move ment in this direction Chef Brisbois is endeavoring to devise the best plan for their reception. That the city of Phoenix should not be hur- dened with eXiles from the Texas city, is his opinion. sbut if they come here in 9 condition bordering on col lapse there seems but little to do but give them into the care of the city or county physician for tenn porary treatment. That 200 were turned out of Fl Paso recently is the report received here.
 As to the handling of purely local cases. Chief Brisbois says that there should be some means of giving treatment. either by sending to the county hospital or having them com nitted to the state hospital whereby they w@uld he restored to normal condition and would abandon the use of drugs.
 In Douglas. Dr. w. A. Greene. the city health officer. has recently been treating no end of these cases. Gen eraliv they are first picked up by the police and then turned over to the health officer and few of them come to him direct. having learned that he is the man they must see. Dr. Greene gives them just one shot to relieve their suf- fering and advises them to move o1.
 The men who come to him are generally hopeless victims of the drug-emaciated nervous wrecks. One man who called on him the other morning was covered with great abscesses caused by careless use of the neeGlc and infoctiOn. The fiends in their desperation have been ta'Ing on pr. Greene at his home at
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28
ght. One was there It 3:3a o'clock

right One was there Tt 2:3A o'clock in the morning.
 The hopheads have some awrul stories to teIl-whch may or may rot be reliable. They say ley were ronnded up in Fl Paso and ordered tc leave the city. Most of them hal tr sleak away or trains One nan said he had beer. put off a train and lay in the sur on the desert all day, weak and suffering. Some of the victims are barely able to walk V hen they reach Doug }.s.
 In Los Angeles it is said they are treated with drug that puts them in a somnulent condition for two or three days but makes them half crazy. When a bunch becomes wild from this cause, the hose is turned on them to quiet them. Victims who survive this sort of first aid" are sometimes given treatment at the county hospital.
 Some of the victims reaching Douglas have asked for admission to the COchise county hospital. but Dr. Greene does not feel justified in putting tho county to the expense of caring for them and nas declined to admit them. These hopheads are undesirable visitors They will do anything in the way of petty thiev- cry to get money to buy opium, morphine snow and similar drugs. A few of them have been forced to use ven shi, which is the ash left from opium smoking. It is cheaper than the real stuff, but weak sub Stitute.
Arizona republican., 1915-08-28

FALL MERCHANDISE ARRIVING. Something new to show you every day