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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-08
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separately from the farm value.

II you want boarders, male or fe-
male help, roomers. etc. advertise in
the Democrats want column.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-03-08
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Mayor,
CHARLES II. ISBELL

For Solicitor,
CHARLES g. BENNER.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

with all her dainty, cool and pretty surroundings, is no more unique or refreshing to behold on a not day than Richmond Day Co.'S wareroOms. where everything handsome in Chinese and Japanese Mattings, georgcous Oriental Rugs, Fine Liuoeums and Oil-Cloths rivaling their varied and handsome stock of Carpets. Call in and see our new stock of China and Glassware,
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

position, special attractions being the
 lakes and waterways.
 Soon after our arrival we were for tunate enough to find Messrs. Barnes and Benham, whose treasures of In dian ingenuity attract marked atten- ton and many purchasers. Buffalo peo- pla, however, are said facetiously to be somewhat careful of their coppeTs when visiting the concessionaires. pre- ferring, perhaps, to patrOnize home in- dustries, and one of the latter for some time had on exhibition in his store case nickel marked mysterious coin-a nickel with history" he having re- ceived it from a citizen of the windy city in exchange for merchandise.
 The exhibits in the numerous big buildings are for the most part credit aN ,e and of great interest. the most dis creditable. perhaps. being the fruit ex- hibit of Arizona, which Col. McCowan can describe to you. The second day after l came the decayed fruit had been removed by Kind hearted lady in charge of a neighboring booth. The apple display included one specimen a little larger than a walnut: one of the plates of grapes was labeled prunus simOni. The box of Cates included some fine specimens fro mthe experimental farm, and others grown by Mrs. F.. l.. RickencOn and Mir. :. D. Lount.
 The board of trIie of Los Angeles has a most cre,litable exhibit. includ- ing huge and really artistic elephant formed of English walnuts. a handsome and extensive display of oranges, views of Los Angeles and Pasadena, pomclos, lemons. olives. silk cocoons, etc. do not know Mr. Charles II. Richardson of Pasadena, but if fe could teach me how to grow such navel oranges as he has on exhibition here I should like to know him.
 The state buildings are pleasant and attract many visitors. The New En- gland states united in putting up bull ling, the rooms in the second story being labeled Ma ssachusetts, Rhode Island, etc. Here is a hint for the noun tlin and mining s.ates and territories which might wisely pool their interests Ph some coming exposition.
 , At our international Baptist Young Peoples union conventior in Chicago,
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
VICTIMS OF THE DESERT
Jack Shea Almost Perishes and
 Human Bones are Discovered.

The remains of one man who perished on the desert have been found, and almost simultaneously another victim was found almost dead, according to advices received from Kingman yester- day The bones were those of one Rob erts of Needles, Cal, who disappeared three years ago and was thought to be killed by Indians. The dying man was Jack Shea of Jerome.
 A party of mining men from Jerome left White Hills on Friday to examine a mine in the Mount Wilson country, near the Colorado river. Ten miles out on the desert the party. by singular ac- cident discovered Shea, who. driven to frenzy by terrible thirst and instinct lively attempting to escape the hot rays of the sun, had dug a hole in the desert and crawled in to die. He was stripped of his clothing and SD feeble that with in a few hours he would have breathed his last. The rescuing party admins tered drops of water cautiously and saved the mans life but his mind is unbalanced. There IS hope of restor- ing his reason. Shea tells an incoherent story of somebody stealing his canteen. He had wandered about in an aim less manner for two days, until reason left him.
 On the same desert was recovered the remains of Roberts. the father of rMs James Halsey of Needles. Walter flaw kins. who was out !n the vicinity of the Olive Oatman mine. left Needles with the intention of going to the Lea land mine. In a canyon he found a satchel and a short distance away some clothing. The grewsome find of bones followed, and there were papers fur nishing the identity of the victim.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

One has heard good daal of the number of surviving d E. cendants of Queen Victoria. of whom there Were close on eighty at the time of her death. Ths record. how yer, is quite put in the shade by that of the venerable Dowager Duchess Of Abcr- corn. who is in her ninCtirh year, and has no less than l2S lying descendants. Thcs include nJ less than four actual or Dot ntial dukcs-namely, hsr son,
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

the present Duke of Abercorn; her grandson, the Duke of Marlborough; another grandson. Lord Dalkeith, heir to the dukedom of Bacclcuch, and a little Cav ndish grcat-gIandson who will one day, in all likelihood, be Duka of Devmshire
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
RICHMOND DAY co. !, House FurniShers.
 2I.sJ F.. Washington St.

where the several states held reunions. Arizona, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Idaho and Nevada were grouped together, and the largest dcl- egation present was from Arizona, for which territory Miss Bessie Thomas of Phoenix responded.
 Among the best of the state buildings are those of New York, Illinois and
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
PAN AMERICAN SHOW
While Not as Petentious as Colum-
 bian, Superior in Some Ways.

Buffalo, Aug. 1.-(Special Correspond ence of The Republican, )-Buffalo is to be congratulated on her great ex- position. The Pan American. while no. as prctentiOus as the Columbian. is in some respects superior to it. Of course one who has visited other great expo sitions sees many things which are ia miliar and does not find the charm 0f novelty which once attracted him, but the Pan American las a field of it's own, and fills it well.
 The situation is an admirable one, the grounds lending themselves hap oily to the scheme of the landscape ar,- ist who designed the plan of the ex-
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
D. H. BURTIS, '' ''a ~..,'.s'.. 's a,:' $,

Ohio. Even Alaska has a building, and will doubtless be greatly proGted Ey SD doing. The Cuban, Gillian and Mex ican buildings are cf special interest.
 In the mines building TWO of the most striking exhibits are from Arizona, a beautiful case of azurite and malachite from the Copper Queen company's mines at Bisbee. and a display of brill iant,y polished petrifiel wood from the petrifed forest of Arizona by Drake & Co. of New York. Arizona will probably never have another such opportunity of advertising her resources as this ex
 position offered her.
 Lady visitors are courteously served
 with coffee at the Porto Rico building The Midwa Is a great feature of the exposition, and we are informed that the several attractions" are creditablc and clean. This testimony we have | from those who are pleased and those
 who are dspleased with the facts as
 stated
 Among he most prominent places on 1 the Midway, and well worthy of every | visitors attention, aie the Indian Con | grcsS, in which Phoenix is notably rep i resented; Bostock's great exhibition of ! animals. wild and trained. and that re- 1 markably ingenious illusion, A Trip to | the Moon.
 We are stopping at Staters huge ! hotel near the exposition grounds, and l the longer We stay the better we like i fl. This is also the stopping Pidce of
 h and Mrs A. M. BennIm of Phoenix. ' We met on the street today Mr. Fred i Wood Of Phoenix, who has two guide
 books ready to go ,o press, and is as busy as ever. In the ohio state build
 ins we met County Superintendent A, Nj. Fulton, who seems to be enjoying his vacation. l.. II.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

So little the spark, So immense The great world; and the dark Is SO dense, l dare not to pray. But lips hushed with fear, In my souls depths l say, "Gcd is near"
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

out of our cold storage. Dishes washed by stea"n. Huncn counter and dining
 room. Special cafe and private rooms on second floor. Coffee Ars Restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

Tee cream, sflerbet, fruits, salads fish, meats, chicken, etc. Get a nice steak
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
NOTICE.

All accounts due tIc Arizona Hay & Grain company should be settled at the Golden Eagle stable.
 C. NJ. STURGIS x co.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06
Windrnills and Pumps

We have exhibition at store the two best Windmills produ Ced THE DANDY AND THE E. Q. F. Also a full line of Pumps Cylinders, Ctc
Arizona republican., 1901-08-06

So little a light,
 Can it live? Just a flicker in, the night, Angels give It shield with your wings, Lest a breath Your white robes ruStlings-- Should be death.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-06
WOMEN As RuLL.EIeHTERs.

Ten thousand persons crowded the Plaza de Torres at
Cadiz, Spain Sunday to departure in bufght-
ing For the time Spanish ring the fighters were
women It was great occasion The Presdente del Toros
came to Cadz especially confer the First Degree"
the six handsome Spanish girls The ceremony quite
impressive bulfghers paraded around the ring until
they opposite the presidents box where they bowed
low and swept the sand with their hats while the
crowd cheered and the band played God Save King Al
fonso;"
Despite the pomp the departure likely become
popular The women proved very poor bull killers and the
cheers turned to Kisses before the days entertainment
The first bull turned into the ring drove the girls
around the arena like flock of scared sheep. When
senorita Armadas the premier of the to
bait him with her red flag the animal charged her and she
was too slow to escape She thrown to the ground
and gored in the of the other girls succeeded in
drawing the bulls attention to herself and the animal
chased her out Of the ring
The spectators began yell dersvey at the girls and
finally man jumped the ring and snatching sword
from one Of the girls confronted the bull and within three
killed him.
The spectators roared with delight at the deftness and
skin with which the trick was done.
It was determined to give lady bulfghters another
chance A fresh bull tanner than the first introduced
They did better and the deve cries ceased and when
Of girls rather neatly pinned two banderllos on the
animals shoulders she was heartily cheered
The girl who was to give the death blow advanced so
nervouy that the red flag and the sword she carried were
shaking; she got her nerves back however and sue
ceeded in killing the bull
The third bull big. strong fierce animal He did
not wait to be baited the from the ring
in short order remained there paving the sand The
people began to deride the management and soon the
whole place was in an uproar-
There we're number of soldiers and sailors present
who opposite sides dispute and people were
fighting all over the grand stand number jumped into
the ring and the bull charged them Nine were
ousy injured before the killed and order
stored.
There will be no more bull fighting with women toread-
ors in Cadiz a while
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-06
BOSTON BEAN FAMINE.

No person whose heart is not incased in ice can fail
the point of by the spectacle of
human suffering which afforded by the wreched people
Boston Although the mayor that city has
formal call the country for aid still is easy gather
from doefu account of the situation assistance
would be welcomed with grateful hearts There was no
dream interpreting Joseph forewarn the mayor of
pending bean famine and it is shocking to recall that
years the people Of Boston have been allowed
baked beans though there could never be scarcity
Never before has there been lack of the fun 100000
appetite throughout the year.
The generous people of the country have responded
piteous appeals the last year. but this fact should
be made for neglectng Boston in its hour
of misery It should be considered that beans which
to people elsewhere in the nature of potluck pickup
supply deficient luncheon to Boston people es-
sential living. The Bostonian begans infancy
draw bean broth from nursing bottle and through all
the subsequent years depends for sustenance and for
paataI pleasure baked beans With the supply nearly
exhausted" the mayors bulletin board anuounces and
further consignmens expected the reason of the
tonan totters The forttude which the people that
ancient community often shown when calamity has
enveopea them lacking when the beans which
formerly sustained them are nearly exhausted.
Every housewife in the country has at least a few
quarts of dried beans hand in emergency Is
there single housewife iasensibe to spectacle Of
be possible for collecting committees throughout the United
States gather Up beans enough TO amply supply the
wants Of the stricken city until the California crop shall
be ready. IF such committees shall undertake the work
with the zeal which the occasion requires there hardly
doubt that the railway companies viii cherefuy transport
an the beans which may be contributed by sympathetic
The emergency is acute ana the relief should be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-06

has relocated them the function OF harbor defense and
here they viii continue perform only such
duty But the French admiralty is seeking for sub
marine cruiser-quite another affair Every encourage.
has held the French inventors to attack
the difficult problem of bringing the French navy
equality with that Of Great Britain by Of a
formidable submarine feet.
Like the flying machines which set Paris agog, the
naval submarine creations of the French admiralty in
spe renewed wonder from day day, although the hopes
they excite continuously fail Of realization But
success in this regard be merely due adoption Of hitherto
undiscovered means to well defined ends the quest Of the
admiralty of Paris should sooner later by duly rewarded
The submarine craft is in effect prominent factor in
French naval construction and development; and if
efficient submarine battleship destroyer shall day be
perfected there can little doubt that France win
the first vessel Of the new type
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-06
nairY.yeszs az YnTf
9SVE1SS 'SSszSSSsA<< @ eSssSA'
M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.
THE SOUTHERN DELEGATES.

The Republican party owes it to itself TO pare down
the representation the south in its
ventions Until that done the contest national
ventions is unfair there every chance the world
for an unjust result
Republican convention is supposed to record
the delegates of the Republicans United
States the Republicans majorities
and success not of crowd oceholdng Ioafers in
the south who are never heard from except national con
venon years and when federal patronage is to be dis
tributed
present prospects the presidential contest the
Republican national convention is going to be com
plicated hardly likely that one ballot viii find the
nominee the southern states with big delega
tons equally and some cases. exceeding the delegations
northern Republican states viii be on hand acting in
unison with only meager understanding of the availability
Of the different aspirants.
Among those delegates viii be the crowd which is
furnished with transportation and expenses to national
conventions by some one Of the presidential asprants
disqualified doing So Against these spong
VIII be the northern Republican who makes strong con
scientious fight principles and the Republican pary
sake His vote VIII placed by his judgment But it
viii be counteracted by the others.
Some time ago an agitation for correct just division
Of delegate representation was started It was snued out
sImmariy It should not have been. And the question
should be revived
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-06
ANOTHER MOLE AT ST. NICHOLAS.

Wrlemstad. the capital Of Curacao. the Dutch colony
OF the Of Venezuela is the source of transformation
concerning South America 20 degree almost equal to
Shanghai with relation TO Chinese affairs The news from
Wilemstadt about the movements Of Venezuelan troops
the Colombian frontier and the mminence of hostes
be true. but our naval commanders at the isthmus
safer guides The information received at the navy
department has led 10 the recall the orders to the battle
ship Iowa TO proceed TO Panama which is a reassurng
circumstance. The battles Of kites and crows on the
NenezuelanColoUban boundary VIII probably result in
nothing serious than the issue of streams ii pro
uunciamentos from Caracas and Bogota-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-06
MS. NATION IN NEW YORK.

Word comes from New York that by prearrangement,
her manager arrange with saoonkeepers to have Mrs.
Nation smash few bottles in their places for adyer-
tisement" crowd follows Mrs. Nation smashes few
glasses the police stand by and laugh and the accumulated
buys beer OF such performances these the New
York World says editoriay:
with brutality little in accord with what should be
the spirit Of the city and the tines certain managers
exploiting unfortunately motor
tous of Kansas.
Carrie Nation is the irresponsible victim Of her own
violent fanaticism and of the unenvabe publicity into
which her mistaken zeal has brought her She should be
restrained criminal but realizing the
mischief disorder and humiliation attendant upon her
friendly and timely restraint Kansas would
have prevented the pifu spectacle of her parade
the country Prompt and proper police action in New York
VIII block the plans Of the sordd promoters who make
the womans misfortune a source Of sideshow profit
NO possible good Of the Nation incursion.
No good is thought Of intended It is not crusade
but speculation. For the profit of conscenceess men,
blinded dragged before morbid jeering crowds.
In the act her whole is nsulted and aront is put
the decent of the community The miserable
business Should be stopped at once"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-06

Give us 2 SONG the SoAl4tlS CE4tus
The outer trenches guarding,
When the heated guns Of the camps allied
Grew weary Of bombarding.
The dark Redan, IN silent scorf.
lay, grim and threatening. under.
And the tavny mound Of the Nalakof
No longer belched its thunder
There was a pause. a guardsman said:
we storm the forts tomorrow;
Sing while we may, another day
VIII bring enough Of sorrow.
they Law along the battery's side.
Below the smoking cannon
Brave hearts from Severn and from Clyde
And from the banks OF shannon
They sang Of love. and not OF fame;
Forgot was Britsin's glory;
Each heart recalled a different name.
But ali sang Annie Laurie.
Voice after voice caught Up the song.
Untl SIS tender passion
Rose lze an anthem. rich and strong
Their battle-eve confession
.Dear. girl her name he dared not spek.
Eut as the song grew louder.
Something upon the soldier 8 cheek
Washed OF the stains Of powder.
Beyond the darkening ocean burned
The bloody sunsets eubeTs.
While the Crimean valleys learned
How English love remembers
And once again FIRE q he'll
Rained or the Russian quarters.
VIA scream - shot and shrek q shell.
And believing q the mortars.
And Irish Nora e5es are ctn
Fer singer dgzah AID EioTS-
Ana English MARI rour-s fer hin
Yyhc sang o. annie Laurie
Slcso. soldiers. stiu - hounre3 rest
Tcur trglh and Kalcr wearing
The hravest are Tire teneHrest-
The loving are TIE 1arioE
-BaEars TaElar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-06
ALoNe THE Kansas NlLE.

Kusmlre, the man on trial at Holton
for killing his wife has asked change
of venue.
The Kansas man is again looking at the
sky and remarking: 1T has forgotten
how"
a Topeka undertaken has received a
$500 hearse and people viii now go
to Topeka 10 die.
Manufacturers report that the sale OF
bath tubs In Kansas in the last five
years has been enormous.
The Emporla High school on Wednes-
day caught fire three times from sparks
but was saved By the dremen.
Miss Eva Smith. Of Oskaloosa. recently
kissed the barney stone while another
woman held her by her heels.
The Twentieth Kansas boys are said
10 have given sham battle at Ottawa
that really looked ike a battle.
on October 6. Fort Scott VIII vote
$4,000 bonds % put a hole down 10 the
gas and oil which Is surely under her.
Fish Commissioner Wiley saws that -
NJ A Low gets into the senatorial race
he win have support in the Seventh dis
trict.
Senator Burton announces that he VIII
make 4 fight sd congress for shorter
hours for the railway mali clerks and
better pay.
There is nothing avaricious about Sen
ator PETER lie went clear through the
awful period Of hay scarcity and kept
mis- beard.
il is said that Ike Purcell win lese his
job as receiver Of the Wakeenev land or
fee and that Burton VIII select .ltis Ath-
erton 70 succeed him
In his speech at Atchison. Labor day.
Senator Burton said that every man Who
wanted 90 work more than eight hours =
day should be permitted do 80.
The most cauous man n criticism kan
sas ever produced - Insurance Commis-
sloner Church. McNau roared back AZ
his critics Church doesn't seera 20 care.
AT Ottawa a crowd Of young soldiers
grabbed TTemhley. lied him % q tree and
put a placsrd above him. reading. This
Is TrembIey. the hero 81 the RIO Grende -"
Thousands 81 people visited the tree and
looked Upon him
Justice johnson. o. the supreme court.
has nUed the stay bond for Jessie Nor
ris0u AZ st1da Az soon as &c 81 made
out she VIII BE- released from the psuite--
tiary. Her case VIII - heard - ne ST.
pTcme court ln December next u IRE
meantime she VIII visit friends ju NE
nofs
General Hgason. "a the Topeka Herald
recalls that oa September 3 1sf. Fort
scott came mighty nearly being tgrEel.
Price vas a1Ts1cirE and General Lane
gave tnstructlcns THAI whea thu Urou
trocrs Ia Foyt srofs pulled OK f7r For
Lincoln. F1rt scott fEuud o. hlrreI-
TIE officer i- charge e tne rear cavalry
dis0beyeG orders snd ID a1t bgru the
town
pratt Republear. 4 graf Macy mex
AID some bo1s ~ Fr1tt are Ferv fasl
a. hunting. ans fh-Y are afso fsad ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-06
MORE AFRICAN oREcoNcENTRADolsM."

The report that British authorities in South Africa
seriously contepates further extension of what may be
called policy OF Weylersm in South Africa will
little surprise
It is declared that plans foot for the speedy
establishment of reconcenado camps for at least 100000
the Boer population be up and maintained Port
Elizabeth Cape and Durham. Unquestionably viii
prove less expensive carry out Weylar plan of
pagn against MISUNDERSTANDING Beers in this
than to transport reconcenado Beers to St Helena
Jamaica It is not likely however prove the whole
any more effective"