Arizona republican. [volume], May 15, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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TUB AnlTlOITA E KPTTBtiTCAlT, FRIDAY, MOUNTING ,". MA Y 15, 1903
A SAFE IWVSSTVIBMT
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I -1 3" .feasts -1 bu kL,
MONEY spent for a Safe is
Money well spent
BUY one of our Safes and
preserve your Papers, etc.
EZRA W. THAYER
' REMEMBER THE WHITE HORSE IN FRONT.
th. eonsM. ration 1 cor.tiary 'I S3
P'.lli j and void to tne Jf jj
V
di'ej was love nd affection, the Fnnie
13 an unholy, unlawful and pt-rrci.-IuU'i
Uv?, and
i . i j ; u 1 1 ft .
Th ttstiirtor.y linvifiTit. out ytrtPiila;.
tri:il of the i ilir.Inal rase fir llu- j:i:-
lTjse of .osii'bljrhirs the relation l)-
twean the plaintiff n:.d the principal . "s
defendant. There is yet to be heard j;
evidence resardimr the value of thoiH
property in dispute. The takinjr of that
was continued until Siiturday .the' dam
age suit cf Dan J. 'O'Leary against
the Phoenix Strfet Railway company,
a. jury trial having bo:-n !tt for today.
garage wa?r.-aiawwgTgtaw
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FAVORABIvE COMMENT.
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Clara How well you looked at thti
fancj- ball;
Maud Think po?
Clara Oh. yes. You had on such a
becoming mask.: Town Topics.
PEACE DISTURBERS
Justice Robertson Day for Quieting
- Unruly Drunks, v
GROUND TO BE BROKEN TODAY
Beet Sugar Factory Will Be Under
. Construction Before Night.
Juan Costello was brought before j The beet sugar factory to be built in
Justice Robertson yesterday charged j this valley by the Eastern Sugar com
pany will be located about three-
with having malicioasly disturbed the
peace of Febronio. A'Jalos in an area
of this city bounded by Fifth. Sixth,
Madison and Jackson streets. Further
that he not only disturbed the peace
but challenged the complaining witness
to ongagi? with him In physical conflict
foe supremacy. - The trial of the case
was set for 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon: but it cobld not proceed on ac
count cf the intoxication of very im
portant witnesses whereupon it was
continued to 10 o'clock thia morr.ing.
Angel Costello, who by the way is
no angel, was tried also on a charge
of peaco disturbance the particulars be
ing? that he v as under the Influence of
llciuor and was en nervous that he
jumped out of his pants
along Jackson street .just, as Deputy
Sheriff Roberts came along. That offi
cer arrested him. He wals found
guilty as charged and sent to jail
seven days. '
IRVINE VS. IRVINE
The Civil Phase of This Very Sensa
tional Case.
The trial of the ase of Mary Anetta
Irvine against Edward Irvine, Izora
Irvine and Joseuh Irvine was bpeun in
quarters of a mile east of Clendale, and ' n-h- .,
work will begin upon it this morning. . . '
The fact that The Republican is b! 7 .I' I k"' I :
o print that sentence this morning , -
should be cause for exchange of con- I v. . , w . . .
.... . . , , . I have ever been brought anywhere.
gratulations between everybody wh. ,,arv . ,,, ainmt (
has material interest in the welfare of lsuins her husbaad. E Iward Irvine, tor
this valley. It Is the announcement of ' a divorce and ilR equitable division of
a great victory at the end of a two ! je.cco Worth of valuable re ill estate
years' campaign in whic h much tim- situated in ,Phoenix. Joseph Irvine end
and some money has been spent and h izra Iivlne are joined as defendants,
world of hard work has been done by upon the allegation that they are the
many public-spirited citizens. And it j fraudulent grantees of prac tically all
is a victory, too, from which every -the property of Edward I r vino, puisu
icsldeiit of the valley may hope to wi:i ar.t to a conspiracy entered intu years
some measure of prosperity, for it ago to defraud the wife of h-r cun-
work for . niur.ity
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For
Comfort
Are made of loose Homespun, Cheviots
and Flannels. All stores sell such
suits, but we are the only store in Phoe
nix that sell the celebrated
R. W.
Heidelberg-Wolf
makes, are as different from the
other makes as the light of day is from
I darkest night. If you want a suit for
comfort, that fits and holds its shape,
see these good suits.
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somewhere 1 means work ' for contractors
laborers, busmess for merchants, a
market for the farmer who devote
himself to beet raising and rnore money
fir tin circulation for everybody.
j Theodore Hapke, general manager of
A third case of peace distrubance
was one in which the, defendant was
James' Taples. He began his festivi
ties in the 'vicinity of the Columbus
the American Construction and Supply
company and largely interested also in
the Eastern Sugar company, told a re
porter for The Republican last night
saloon, extended operations all over j that the site for the factory had been
the southeast part of. town, and finally,
brought the seance to a close in . the
county Jail whither he was escorted by
Co'ni-table Kyle. He was also sent to
jail for seven days.
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Arizonians going to Los Angeles stop
at The Hotel Rosslyn.
ALHAMBRA NOTES
News From the Rural Districts Along
Grand Ave.
Alhambra. May. 13,-Special to The
Republican.) Captain N. ' Sharp left
Thursday morning for Prescott to spend
the summer months.
Miss Lottie Gowett is now convales
renf after a two weeks' illness, first of
diphtheria, followed by scarlet fever.
JosVph Padiela is about again, follow-'
Ing an attac k of stomach trouble.
Agent Clark will be relieved on the
l"th for a two months' vacation.
We are informed that a young lady
from Poland will be the railway com
pany's newsagent during the summer.
The warehouse'at this point belonging
to D. R. Hearcis having a new corru
gated roof laid, the former one having
become leaky.
The young folks of this section en
joyed a social hop last Friday at the
hall. All report a good time.
Mark Charlebois has . returned from
Los Angeles and will 'assume charge r"
H. Renaul's ranch during the summer.
Mr. Renavd expects to leave soon on an
extended visit to his old home in Can
ada. ... , .
The graduates from Alhambra school
Eighth grade, entitled to enter In the
Freshman class of the High school next
fall, received their diplomas last week.
There were five sheepskins awarded, as
follows: The Misses Jennie Harbert,
Blanche Charlebois and Lottie Gowett;
Richard Harbert and William Taylor.
Mr. L. Hammer, ha returned to. his
home in El Paso much pleased with
Salt River valley crops and future pros
pects. -. .
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. Phoenix citizens going to Los Angeles
stop at The Ho'vel Rosslyn.
Transcript of Records. .
The following transcripts of the rec
ords of the offices of the district clerk,
the probate court and the county re
corder is furnished by the Arizona Ab
stract and Title company. '
The records for. yesterday were:
PRORATE COURT.
Jesus Otero" .estate;' Final account
filed.
Lena S. Hammer estate:. Order ap
lointing. appraisers. .
Mary B. Ullman estate: Claim of the
Alkire'company approved. -
Jose Bordoa and Piodora Pina: Li
censed to wed. , '
to
-RECORDER'S OFFICE.
William S. and Arthusa " Johnson
J. R. Blakely, deed "to lots- 6 and 7.
block 18. Mesa. Consideration $1,200
VL. H. Landis to A. B. -Williams and
Theo. F. Haffner. deed to lot 12, block
18. Churchill addition. Consideration
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Spend your vacation in Los Angeles
and stop at The Rosslyn Hotel
' A LOVE SONG.
As the moon her trembling image.
On the stormy waves Impresses.
While aloft in heaven's calm azure.
All the world with light she blesses.
So serene, my love, thou shinest,
As the moonlight far above thpe.
YMIc my he.irt for tliiv? is breaking.
So supremely do I love thee. '.
Hein
settled as stated above, and that he ex
pected to go to Glendale bright and i
early this morning accompanied by two
on o-i n r- a mr Vi r "o m hcra i-itVi Viim t r r I
tne purpose or laying out tne grounu i
for the foundations of the buildings.
Mr. Hapke, who has been figuring
with local contractors for concrete and
other work, stated also that he ex
pected to consider their various esti
mates this afternoon and would possi- j
bly award some contracts to day. The j
work of building will be prosecuted as
rapidly as possible and Glendale and i
vicinity will in a short time be a scene
of activity. !
Speaking of the location of the fac- (
tory at Glendale. Mr. Hapke said it 1
ought to he satisfactory to an. it win
do this city just as much good in a
commercial way as though it wero
placed at the edge of town, for Phoe
nix is the natural supply point an 1
business center any way. It will bene
fit the south side just as much to have
the factory at Glendale as it would to
have it in Phoenix. It will benefit the
farmers In (the vicinity of Glendale
more. than it would to have the factory
at Phoenix, for the reason that the
Interest in the husband's
property.
Mary Annetta Irvine was married to
Edward Irvine, a widower, at Fairville,
New Brunswick, in 1S6T. They lived to
gether for nearly tv.o years and had
two children. Shortly before ihe birth
of hi sconl child, without notice or
difficulty with the yovng mother, and
accompanied by his son, Joiseph Irvine,
by a former marriage. Edward Irvine
abandoned his home and fairily and
c.a.me to Phoenix ater having resided
for some time In California. The wife
heard no word from him for seven
years.
Meantime Edward frvine prospered
at Phoenix and icQuired valuable i ioi
erty at his new home. . He became
prominent in church work, and no one
knew he was married. In 1830 he mar
ried Izora E. Jacksan, and by her he
has reared a family of eight children.
In 1SS7 he returned to New Brunswick
and. visited his two children and his
first or rather his second w;fe, and
shortly afterward Induced his son and
later his daughter to come to Phoenix
with him.
Here for several years they were sup
posed to be his nephew and neicf. Thjy
eventually sent for their mother. Mary
Annetta Irvine, who joined them about
1895. The New Brunswick wife v.as not
an advocate of secrecy. It is probable
that the facts became public- through
her discussion o the subject: at any
rate Edward Irvine 1. ft home for sev-
eial months, atui the local papers ad- !
vertised the rltuation extensively.
However, he returned to his last wife
and his last family, and filed an action
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rriarket for their crop will be right at ll" '"'cr against ms wire. .,iary
tv.1 ch '.h. imm,iiar nrpunw Annetta. chargins her with desertion.
Of the factory Is bound to rapidly
crease land values there.
Spend your vacation in Los Angeles
and stop at The Rosslyn Hotel.
PERSONAL.
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The following named guests regis
tered at thewCommercial hotel yester
day: A. A. Pratt of "Wickenburg, Mrs.
M. A. Fredericks of Illinois, E. Angel
man,, Gerson 'Goldsmith of San Fran
cisco. Theodore Crandall of Tonto, V.
F. Phelan of Needles, Frank ThoebaM
of San Franciseo, H. L. Chandler of
Mesa. A.-J. Hansen and wife of Kyrene,
Benton Reid of Indianapolis, Ind.
W. "T. Rarr returned Irom a business
trip "to Sonora on yesterday morning's
M. & P. train.
Among those leaving on this morn
ing's S. F., P. & P. train were Rev.
Robert M. Craig, for Albuquerque; J.
Hcgan. for Prescott: Miss Helen Fair
child, for Chicago; W. L. Magee. foi
st. Joseph, Mo.; Miss Minerva Todd,
lor Kansas City; Robert Dupuy, for
New York; Mm. - A.-Parker, for San
Francisco; F. Parker, for San Fran
cisco; Thomas H. Rea, for Flagstafi,
Mrs. M. A. Frederick, for Mt. Carroll,
111., with remains of M. D. Frederick.
Those registering at the Hotel Adams
yesterday were: J. J. Bernsdorf. M.
Stern and Mr. Bernsdorf of Chicago.
-J. S. Newman, John A. Hunter and J.
J. S. Millspaugh of New Yorit. G. W.
Brown of Coshocton, O.; A. R. White
Jr. of Philadelphia.
Among the passengers leaving vl.i
the M. & P. railroad last night were:
John J. Horner, for El Paso; Mrs.
Hcrner and child, for Hot Springs.
Ark.: John Newman, for San Francis
co; Edward P. Halseth and wife and
G.' K. Kastner and wife, for Los An
geles; Harry Jones, for San Francisco;
and for seaside points C. H. Trego, A.
Thomas, Mrs. A. H. Thomas, Mrs. M.
A. Pleas, Mrs. A. F. Johnson, Mrs. G.
K. Harrison and two sons, J. E. John
rcn. F. A. Gulley.
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Cool weather in Los Angeles. Stop
at The Hotel Rosslyn.
DREW THE LINE THERE.
"Wen de president's boy wuz sick
dey took his hoss up ter his room ter see
him." v
"Mebbe so; but w'en I fall sick, fer
de Lawd sake, don't bring de mule up; '
Atanta Constitution.
This suit he afterward dismissed and
It never came to trial.
Meanwhile Irvine hd nev?r sought
the society of his second wife but con
tinued to live openly with his lart wife.
Izora Irvine, and her children. This
situation continued until the United
States grand jury Indicted him and
tried him for unlawful cohabitation
under the well known act of congress
for the suppression of rclygamy In the
territories. '
This occurred nearly six years ago
and after Irvine had lived at Phoenix
over thirty years. He was prominent
in the business and social world of
LPhoenix. a devout Methodist nr.d a well
known factor in every progressive en
terprise in Salt River valley. His con
duct tor years had been exemplary, and
many of his associates refused to credit
the accusation against him.
He was defended by the ablest coun
sel In Arizona who pleaded with the
jury not to return v?rdict of guilty
for the sake of lzjra "Irvine and her
children who were at his side during
the trial. Said one of his attorneys:
"Gentlemen, do not by your vercjkt.
place the stamp of illegitimacy on
these innocent children."
All of these facts became public prop
city in that trial, but Elwavd Irvine
was acquitted. He and Izora Irvine
continued to !iv in their birga brick
residence on the east side of Phoenix,
while Mary Annetta and her eii and
daughter live in a modest home ?outh
of town.
At the time of the trial Edward Ir
vr. frankly admitted both marriages,
claiming as justification for hi3 second
marriage that some one had told him
hi3 first wife was dead.
Phoenix people are accustomed to
speak of Mrs. Irvine No. 1 and Mrs.
Irvine No. 2. although his son Joseph
is hi3 son by his first wife, who died
while Irvine was a young man.
Edward Irvine 13 a man pver seventy
years of age, and Joseph is nearing
fifty. With the exception of the extra
ordinary complication cf domesti-: re
lations in which they are all involved,
all are estimable people, respected, and
prominent in business ind church cir
cles. In the last phase of the maiter, the
suit of Mary Annetta for a divorce, a
receivership .-nd division of the proper
ty, it is charged that all the transfers
m.ide to the last wife and to the son
Joseph are with the sole intention of
defrauding her of her community inter
est therein. In one paragraph of the
complaint It is recited that the ex-pic-ssed
consideration for a certain deed
fiom Edward Ifvlne to Izora Irvine is
love and affection, and that if the actu
al consideration as expressed in lhat
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MID-SUMMER
HOMESPUN AND
FLANNEL SUITS
contains the nobbiest
effects in both fash
ions and fabrics we
have ever shown.
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ON THE COAT
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Warm Weather Shirts
Twenty-five years in this country has taught us
the needs of the buying public in the shirt line.
Shirts that we know will stand uhc test of wear
from the foremost makers. Shirts we have had
made especially for this climate in Golf and Neg
ligee styles, with cuffs attached and with separate
enffs. Biggest variety yu ever saw.
50c to $3.50
B-fOSe
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All others are compared to the Columbusr Do not be ' deceived by similar
name. Kone genuine unless bearing this name plate. '
Prickly Heat always fellows hot
weather and is very annoying. Dear's
rRICKLY HEAT Rjmedy stops it
others ofTer P. H. Rtmedis, but no one
on earth but BEAR makes Rear';;
Prickley Heat Remedy at the
BEAR'S DRUG STORE
Opposite City Ha!l.
Mail order filled promptly.
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MARKABLE CURES OF DIS
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PHOBMIK,
CAPITAL (paid up) .
SURPLUS AMD PROFITS
EMIL GANZ
POL LEWIS
S. ORERFELDER.
J. J. SWEENEY....
. $1000,000
. . 50,000
President
...'.Vice President
...... ' Cashier
.Assistant Cashier
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FOR: SAL B I
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DIRECTORS
Ganz. Sol. Lewis, Edward Eisele,
Jos. Thalheimer, J. Y. T. Smith,
Chas. Goldman, S. Oberfelder.
The age it one of SreMalty Wo'lfi this
ii uotabty trne In Medicine. Skill, ex
perience and complete mastery of a'l
laentu treated is required. Jf vouP vi
tality is depleted, if you bnve bea
made worse byself experimenting witb
e4eciric belts, so-calli'd soeriiic-s free
satiii)li?s an1 trlul tretitment, it is bih
lime you stopped fuch fiolisb methods
Sot yours t' ou the right track or you
will soon be physically wrcckad. Any
uin whn liai 'a disease u-hici hns
i5S".ht Nervous Sexual Debility,
SyDhiiitic Blood Poison "allied1
kJ7 trouble, should call at my office and
pj ' without charge et an explanation of
-' my methods, and satisfy li im.se! f of my
Vi skill to treat him si-Dtiii-and
np?sfully. CANCER3ANDEX
TKRNAL GROWTHS RKMOVf- D
WTKOtJT THB KNIFE OK SE
VERS MEASURES.
DR.HIBBARD
Hibbard Building, 26 -28 Sruth
SaennrJ Avpmia Phipnif. Arimna
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Is the Time
To have your Summer
Suits made. We are
here with the goods and
a staff of twelve compe
tent workmen. If we
don't give you up to date
garments you need not
try elsewhere.
Fine Orange Grove.
Washington Navel Trees.
Beautiful Site For a Home.. '
Belongs to an estate which must be closed without
delay. Offered at a price-that will effect immediate
sale.
W. j. MURPHY,
Adams Street and First Avenue.
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PHOENIX TRUNK FACTORY
S. J. DOSTER, Proprietor.
Manufacturer and dealer in traevlinff bags, dress
suit cases, trunks, valises, . straps, etc. .Trunks
and sample casea made to order.
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