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The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
EXPRESS KILLS
J. J. MCCAFFERTY.
Engineer Meets Terrible Death
at the New Castle
Station.

New Castle, Oct. 90. John ]
McCafferty, night engineer at thu
Wilmington and New Castle Electric
Railway Company's power house
was killed yesterday morning by
the north bound Norfolk express!
The mans scalp was torn from his
head and the skull mashed to &
jelly. His left hand was partly sew,
cred by the wheels of the train
and other injuries We're about the
body.
McCafferty was seen about half
past u o'clock yesterday morning
atterhe had returned from work at
the power house. His mangled form
was recovered by young Palmer
early yesterday morning between
the tracks and the platform curb.
Undertaken Clewell, acting upon
instructions from Coroner Frirk,
took charge of the remains.
McCativrty was one of the cngi-
neers OF the Lonape Steam Fire En-
CINE and Hook and Ladder Com
pany and that body held 4 special
meeting yesterday afternoon and
took action on his death. The en-
CINE house is dlupcd in mourning
and the company will attend the
funeral
It is supposed that McCaiferty
being tired, as he had been interest
cd IL, the registration during tho
day, sat down on the station plat |
form curb and fell asleep. He may
have fallen between the tracks and |
curb, in which position he was when
the train struck him.
hlun0r had it that the man had
been murdered and robbed and that
ms body had been thrown along the
tracks to hide the crime but the
of the body, the marks on
tho rails and the manner in which
Mr.. NcCatferty's LEFT hand was cut
OF leaves no ground for such Il re-
port.
Mr.. Me- aifcr,y is survived bv
widow an! five small children, the
yoHng"ht being an infant in arms.
The Board Of Health after a con
SrItHtlUn with mentors of Council
Yesterday decided it was best to
lualantin" the eleven houses on
layton street where smallpox pro
'alIri. 4 cas- Of varioioid also has :
III MurrayNiile. The house !
ltS b''n nuatantlnrl aUd the pa- :
l"il' VIII be removed to the Empr- .
g"nry Hospital, -.
Iii" Registration Of Saturday far :,
'Xr@r0rTt thenUSt Slnguiue cypccta =
IONS Of the party leaders. Z,
I,ltre were Il number of men. :,
however. VINO decided that they did
'pt have 81 interest in the affairs q
i the State. 1t is understood that L.
mere VIII be some appeals to tho II
Court. =.
Both SIDES claim they have the -
MAJORITY Of the men registered to +,
"te tie straight ticket bat it will II
axe Il count Of the ballots to decide +,
he question.
hevlVal services commenced in +,
ie Methodist church last evening l.,
On Tuesday and Wednesday n
V"nlngS the pastor will be assisted nj
y tho Rev. +. b. Short and on d,
thursday evening by the Rev. DR.. ~
tutt. n,
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Davis, &C
70 OF the oldest residents of Penns
He celebrated the Goth anniversary $,
Their wedding Saturday at their
1me. Many people from far and l.
ear called to pay their respects to Ct
10 aged couple. The children c!
'andchlldrcn and great grand "a "a
llldren sat around the festive ~,
'ard to the delight Of the aged life be
trtnerS. CT
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
Cow HIS Twin lHlNrs.

William p. Pretlyman superin-
tendent OF the MinquadaIe Home
wh2 farms near Christiana, reports
that helfer owned by him gave
birth on Wednesday to twin calves
and that the calves give every
promise oil long life. Twin calves
are not unusual bat it is seldom
that they live.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
Advertise in the Republican.


Delaware Railroad Buys Link.
a deed from the Baltimore IL Del.
aware Bay Railroad has been filed
in the clerk q office at Chestertowu.
Md; conveying all its rights, Iranchl-
scs, etc, to the Delaware Railroad
Company. The consideration AIMED
in the deed is $4,000,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20

THE annual report of the Com
missioner OF Immigration to the
Secretary of the Treasury, shows
that the total migration at the
ports of the United States during
the year was 1907 an increase
over last year of 100, 1925. The total
amount of money shown to the in
speeding officers was $40, 1855, 9l1. A
noteworthy fact brought out by the
report is that while increased immi-
grafton reached the United States
from most foreign countries, there
was Il decrease Of 1,423 from Ire
land. Commissioner Sargent rec
ommends additional legislation
making more strict the laws exclud-
ing diseased immigrants and hold
ing transportation lines responsible
1of bringing them to this country.
He also recommends that Il record
he kept Of deported aliens and that
arrangements be made for the dis
trlbutlon Of aliens now congested at
centres of large population to points
where they can supply the demand
for labor.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
pcstilcncr strikes ColDmbinn Cnmn.

KINGSTON. IanHica, oct. Gothic
steamer t'rInoco. IRON Colon Colon.
lila. which has reached here. hrinrs q
report that yellow fever and Smallpoy
nave broken out among the forces OF
the Colombian government at Colon
ana mat 1h"r" are ten deaths daily
from these diseases among the sol.
diers there.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
REPORT OF THE ROAD
COMMISSIONERS ACCOUNTS.
Auditors Say Collectors Are
Following Loose Methods
Of Last Year.

Caleb M. Steward and William H.
Gibbons have presented to Judge
Spruance their audit of the accounts
OF the road commas ioners OF New
Castle. County for the year ending
July l, 1902.
In the report the auditors say that
the road commissioners did not profit
BY the last audit. and that the same
loose and unbusiueSs like conditions
prevailing in 1900 and 1901 still OBJ
tain In the m a jority of cases and
that large amounts of public funds
were drawn by checks made pay bic
to bearer, and are returned by the
banks bearing the endorsement Of
some one of the Commissioners
Seventy five per cent. OF the vouch-
ers in Chrstiana Hundred are evil
IDENTITY signed by the Commissioners
Of that hundred instead OF being
signed by persons to whom payment
is due.
The only books kept in many cases
were merely memoranda Of cash re.
ceipts and expenditures III plain
disregard Of the act passed at the
last session Of the leg isl AZURE (XXII.
Laws Of Delaware, chapter l0O
which requires road commits sioncrs
to keep an itemizcd account of all
receipts and expenditures OF money,
aud the purposes for which all
monies are expended, and provides
severe penalties for the neglect of
these duties.
An example Of this IS shown in st.
Georges and Appoqunimink hun
dredS. The large floating indebted.
ness Of both of these hundreds as
shown in our report Of the year 1901.
was paid off and the debt funded by
an issue Of bonds authorized by the
General Assembly at its last session.
These bonds were issued; the debt
paid Off; and in fact some OF the
bonds so without any evidence Of
1t appearing on the books Having
had knowledge of it from outside
sources we were enabled to verify it
only by the books Of the county
treasurer.
The report contains the following
statistics for the year enled July LIST,
1902:
Appointments hundred-B alance |
July lst, 1901, SOB 70; receipts,
s.. GI7 IS: Disbursements, So 749.5
balance, $32. %; Liabilities, So, $50. "a,
uncoieclcd taxes --lS99, SIG. e.;
1900, $92. IS: 1902, $21O ST.
Observation-Disclosures, July 1st, 1901
0l.70 receipts, s. PIG. O5; dlsburse.
mcnts. So, CAS-. 30: balance, S2O2 A.:
unsolicited taxes 1899, $l22.ll;
1909, $-lO'9l; 1901, $3.50 10.
Braniywlne Receipts, $40, 5OS.39
>verdraft in bank. $l,Gj2.87; dis.
Iurocmcnts, so, j0S. 80; Liabilities,
28,9ii9T; uncolIected taxes for 1901,
II, 1876 O%.
thrlStlana Balance, July LIST 1901,
S3Gl.6o; receipts, Sc, 036, II: dsburse-
nen'S, Sb.O2i.7 IS: balance. s673 OG:
Liabilities. $3.50; uncollecte1 taxes
1899, $3.50; 1900, SjG. SY;lOOl. $74s.
)6.
Mil Creek -Balance, July lst, 1901
7J12 %; receipts $GS14 IS: dsburse.
meats. 81, 226, 81; balance II; Iiabili.
es, -. Io6; uncOLiected taxes, 1901,
s7ll.4l.
New CastIc-Ba|ance, July 1st.
1901, $ll as; receipts, 80, GIG. IS:
disbursements, 50. 2N9. lG; balance,
'J55. -: IIabllltieY, g. GgG. u; uncol.
Cr'Ci taxes. 1900 ~ SOI -. 1QOl
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20

When the voters in the various hun
dreds secure efficient, honest and
businesslike administration from
their road commissioners, they may
look hopefully toward an efficient,
honest and businesslike administra-
ton of the county government.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
THE CANVASS HAS BEGUN.

In order to increase its cireu-
cation, the management of The
Daily Republican has decided to
make this offer; namely, that
One thousand Of its new readers
shall receive savings banks. to,
gether with the deposit Of one
dollar to their credit with one of
The largest financial institutions
In the world.
In order to take advantage of
shlS offer, not one cent will be
required in advance. The sub
scriber may simply pay for the
paper by the week. as for an,
other newspaper. and thereby
will open a bank account for
himself or any member Of the
family.
The details Of the plan will be
given at The Daily nopHAIiran
office or by the cnnyaS>rrs fer
the paper. This is a fine oPpor-
tunity, and enc not 10 be missed.
The canvass haS begun.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
STATE OF ONO. CITY OF rOLEpo

LUCAS bUSTY
FRANK j. CHENEY makes Onth That la
Is senior partner of the firm Of f. J.
CiihNEY q Co., doing busino,s in the
CITY OF Toledo County and STAG a(ore
ehld, and hat SAID frn will pay the sum
one HUNDRED DOLLAkS for each
ana every case OF CATAEHn that cannot
be cnlel by The use OF HALLS CATAKKI
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
sworn to before mo and subc.ibod in
my presence. this 9th day OF December,
A. ID. 1856.
A. W. GLEASON
SEAL NOTARY PTRIIC
Hall s Cn'arrh Cure is taken internally
ana acts directly on the blood and mu
.uus surfaces OF tho system. Send for los
tim OniAls. free
+ j. CHENEY e. CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists, TOO
Halls Family l'ilis are tho bos..
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
Trolley slrlLn StlLI On.

SARATOGA, y. T., oct. 2O.-The
strike situation Of the Hudson Valley
railway remains unchanged. No under
standing has yet been arrived at. The
Second regiment Is still on active duty.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20

! he L,e"s Chemical Company,
which Tor yeHra has been operating
pant here ICi the manufacture OF
jIquid phosphate, viii be removed,
and The work divided among smaller
plants Of the company.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20

Coroner Prick on Saturday night
held an inquest in the case of
Michael Wolf who was killed last
week at Fourth street crossing.
The jury returned verdict of ac-
cldental death.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
g HERlFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ of Levar Facias to me direct
ca. VIII be exposed to public sale, at TIA
rou,t rouse, Oh Market street, between
Ienth and Eleventh Streets In the rity
I Wilmington. New Castle county.
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2Jth DAY OF OCT 'BE.s. 1872,


the following described real estate. IN.
"A t""l CERTAIN lot OF iand 81 IL cd in
the city oI VIM ton Aforesaid ~ II
uHc lhIec-S DRY hi CO ana Two " s!.ly
DICK d"tlN nB u-es thereon er,c.td
1873 IiIiI ne at he 4, $ cry Il e of or.
ahEe street 1t TIVE n Second and Third
etf,e's. at the southcrly side OF Porte, a
allcV. iht nee with said 3 de Of sa.d .l,y
eas' CRY baiale, with Third ,tr,el MN ~
letl 10 he ~" OF AN alley: theme. -au.,,ir
said other alley south. rly p raj r. win
OIahfe S'r'ei fifteen Iect t, q cornc";
th'h nee westerly nar Eel With r rd
street nlnTV rect to the aid easter,y
slde OF Orange stree, and hence iacrt.
VIII nor erly fifteen ieo to the p'aLe OF
D, kinnmg be the contents more or les O.,
win the use o. al alleys in common
with others forever.
Seized and taken in * cut o. aq tire
property Of Annie Blierey. cxecutrlx of
Mary Jane McC f. rty, d. ceased. mort.
gaEor. and 10 be 70 d by
a. ran. -. A. McD ANIEl. Sheriff.
October s. 1902
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
Why Modify Milk

for infant feeding IN the uncertain
ways of the novice when you can
have always with you a supply Of
Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed
Milk, a perfect cows milk from
herds of native breeds, the perfec-
ton of infant food? Use it for tea
and coffee.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20

making more strict the laws exclud-
ing diseased immigrants and hold
, ing transportation lines responsible
Tor bringing them to this country.
lie also recommends that a record
he kept Of deported aliens and that
| arrangements be made for the dis
trlputIon OF aliens now Congested at
centres of large population to points
where they can supply the demand
for labor.
Has it come to this, that golfers
QuarreIt True it seems to be that
while playing on the Erwin Park
Inks at Montclair, n. j., yesterday,
Walter Underwood, a lawyer. struck
benJamln b. Hampton, an advertise
ing man, on top OF the head with
such force us to send him to the sod
temporarily. Underwood had lost
his golf ball and insnuated that
there must he thief, which remark
Hampton resented. All right, I'll
apologize,' said Underwood and
brought tie brass head of his golf
lutt"r down on Hamptou's head.
Underwood was arrested ana is to
nave hearing next Thursday.
COZ is in some respects II hazard
ouS game.
FASHIONS in mems hcadgear us
naIIy UnsI@htIy and uncomfortable,
m" this autumn distinctly sensible
a., u ,t.t,
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
IEEATRlCALS.
"NOT GUILTY. !"

such Us to charm and interest
| Tile first act Ia Land at Sheldon 3
Corners Pennsylvania, and shows
the quaint Old court house, the viii
iage tavern aud the blacksmith shol
with The Sm'thv at Work-all backed
bv pleasing country landscape
Act third takes the spectator to
New York. with its noise and hustle
alfordng a marked contrast to the
green helds and shady lanes of old
pennsylvania. The second act shows
the more rugged sCcuerv Of the Key.
stone State, while the fourth act
goes back to ShcldOn'S Corners again
In this act occurs the discontinue
or the william and the wedding Of the
much. harrass4d lovers.
TWO LITTLE WAIFS.
''Two Little Waifs," now in its
second phenomenal season of sue
cess, Will be seen at tue Opera House
tonight, The story Of the play
hinges on the fact that twin sisters
tluknpWu to each Other) are in love
with the same man. One becomes
the loving wife. and mother to his
rhlldrCn afterwards the WaifS).
The 0lhcr wiley adventures, sep
aratyS the husband aud wife. and is
the cause OF their being thrown
upon the streets to battle with hun
ger, poverty and privHtiun. When
II - taken into CON alteration that
tine parts wr the twin sisters are
enacted by ON" and The SANG jnrsun.
# rI' be easily seen that thu play
must b" IF u"," th@u usUaIintere5t
"PAPA'S BABY"
Some Of the features said to be
"l'H "r>rA'@ HNHN' are Harry
Watson, rightly named tha funniest
NuLchman in the world; Alice Hut.
cu'ugs, one q tn. c.Gverc,t actresses
row On the stage aud cighlucn
Dnght lights oi he farce and comedy
stage "pArN '- H.I". vii! be present.
81 at the Uparu House On Thursday
nDHut.
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III Ht>l REM, which
comes t. tOo Ngcr1 I!uu"r on Frjjay
! i-AI Is sd'd to contain several nov
cues III u'l" part ac'crd. highly
t 'u1ntC" 40 , are IN t"tuCrd aud
''HE prodi"'ut parts Ia th"Irtlns
NI5l"y al" r.gOIWg the wrong.
.li,< ~, ,l,N -
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W. '' SS' -"' - ~ "'" ana sur
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!, ! Call '''~ ~ - y. D.! "'' interesting /
'l'''' '.' '''E "I." "!' venture contains
'"'"J I'l" '''"'''"H' NAV ""| H''F'
r. W. "''' NC wa" G'@H U"e 'I'''U psdnc
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'''..'.. '''' '"- ,'"'' l"t '""f acts.
~ I"''Io' ""' H'! e'rHi'i 10 ojehd
'~''''.I " ~ .'''""t, ,''e' nALtloH and
'".i'.If !" ah"~j &'I1niliIlac manner
'+ ''"'' "'''"" lIodI'Ii'% IN one 0t
~ ''''.'' ,''''"'''S interesting pro-
'"''I0''@ u lac year EJe Uf the
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
See the Prices:

Wilcox d White Piano, Case,
was $50, now SIS,
Wilcox d White, high top, waa
$50, now $50.
Tabor, with large glass, was
$50, now $50.
Story e. Clark, with large glass,
was $50, now $50.
Crown, with large glass, was
$50, now $50.
Smith American, high top, was
$S5, now $40.
Chicago Cottage, was $50, now
$50.
Ithaca, was $50, now $50.
Sterling, was $50, now $35.
Bay State, was SS5, now $25.
Burdett, was $75, now $25.
Wilcox d White Symphony
was SLOu, now SlOU,
Wilcox e. White, Symphony,
was $50, now SIS.
And many Others. Terms S.
per mcnth.
See the large stock of finest.
PIANOS
by all the lca,ii1s makers
RODELEN PIANO CO.
10 MAHE-l1T STREET.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
DEATH NOT FAR
BEHIND MARRIAGE,
Mrs. Susan Trumbull Price,
Wife of Germantown Ply
sician, is Dead.

Wife OF Germantown Ply.
sician, is Dead.
Worcester, Mass. Oct. 2O.-Mrs.
Susan TIumbull Price, wife of DR.,
Harry II. Price. of German town,
Pa. died here yesterday, after bare.
ly six months Of married life. Their
marriage took place alter q court.
ship of forty years. !
DR.. Price and Miss Trumbull met
al Maine summer resort and thelI
wedding was soon expected, but
financial reverscs delayed it, AN
though they kept up correspondence
Tor years until che finally ceased
writing.
Dr. Price was seriously ill last
January. and in his delirium he
Kept crying for her. She went to
his bedside, nursed him, and they
we're married then and there, tho
ceremony being formally repeated
IN Worcester some time later.
Mrs. Price came from a dlstin-
gulshed family. Her ancestors in.
Guided the famous "Brother" iona.
than Trumbull, Revolutionary Gov.
crnor of Connecticut. and, al
uncle Was Governor OF Massachusetts,.
DR.. Price came of prominent Will
Del. family. Mrs. Price
was nearly 10 and several years heI
husbands senior.
DR.. Price was member of the old
Price family which lived at Four
Leenth and Market Streets for years
IND whose founders established
Prices flour mills on the Brandy.
vine. DR.. Price removed from this
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20

Last Registration Day,
C'ty registration was 4, ass, and
thc 'o'a! number qualified is IS, 100.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
The canvass his BEGIN.
No Extra Session.

No Extra ~"ssiOn.
Governor John HUM announced
on Saturday night that the special
session project was off, and new the
wonder Of several DAVIS has ,asspd
into history. That it would b. q
very difficult matter to adjust The
situation among the mumbnrs of the
General Assembly in order to secure
the election Of two Emltol State,
Senators was recognized from the
start. There stood i. Edward Al
dicks, who says he rADecis to b.a
candidate as long as be lives, with
n record of twenty-five votes in the
regular session. There Were the
Immortal seven" Regular EnpnIHi-
cans who refused to vote for h9l n
that session. There were H." nta
ocrats intent on prcNcutlu" lm. uYr-
ton of Addicks. Nut Of all rlu
complication whcr" was IT,. 1.ul,.
that an election rouI be- mujn.
Addlcks would not Tf.r.L. m.i I'.a
Regulars would not suuut uu4.
Perhaps the AdmuiotlyhaupAfl NV
to throw its influence. ,nNul. f. I'LL
ing OF the two vacamn,ra HnH,.l.
The National Republican twaurr."
urged AddiCks to See lu Z, t,'t two
Senators We're num,d. il ,.. AFT
came to naught. ami oru.anI
HUM wisely ahumduurtttr N ....t.
On the eve Of Il leGoraI r...u,
was not the happIvrl TIM. 'It.r
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20
CetOut!
Our Rooms are full.
We have about
20 Par|or Organs

That have been taken in exchange
for pianos.
SOME good as new; others
thoroughly repaired and in per-
feet tone.
ALL must 90 out quick to
make room for new pianos COM
ing.
The daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-19??, 1902-10-20

Stoves radiate heat with Cart.
nell 8 enamel ON them.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-27

The Miner attempted last evening to say something bout the tax rate of Cochise county Just what Bill intend ed to say the Review has no means of knowing. but the first paragraph read like this:
 The board of supervisors of this county in order to try and make the tax rate on the hundred dollars worth of assessed property, have raised the valuation far in excess of any other county in the territory"
 From one who claims to be a full f1edged graduate from the school of journalism, his readers are entitled to something better than that. We re- fer the above sentence to the teach CTS of the central school building for analysis.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-27
TARIFF PROBLEM

Editor Review: I submit the follow ing tariff problem to the people: The Dingley tariff law imposes an ad val orem tax of 50 per cent on woolen cloth and woolen made up clothing. and an addition specific tax of A cents per pound. If I import a suit of wooden clothes weighing pounds and appraised in custom house at s1O they charge me ad valorem tax $5 and specific tax s2.20; total tax s7.2O
 The alleged purpose of the tax is to protect domestic labor against the pauper labor of Europe The census of 1890. the last distributed. gave A per cent of the value of the product as the cost of labor in this class of manufactured goods. The cost of la Dor represented in this suit of clothes valued at s10 would be $240. Ques- tion-Why is a tax of s720 necessary to protect $40 worth of labor?
 The cost of labor in the iron and steel class before the steel trust was formed was 21 per cent. It is now IA per cent.
 How much is labor being squeezed by the trust? T. J. Sturgeon.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-27

Business men and Ihe people in gen. eral certainly should not belong to that class known as calamity howl CTS" The business outlook for the fu- ture was certainly never brighter. Northern Sonora and Southeastern Arizona has every promise of soon be ing recognized as the richest mineral district in the wo-ld. This is being proven every day by the arrival oi prominent mining men from all parts of the United States. Representatives of mining companies in this section who are al present in the east, write that Arizona is attracting more atten- tion in the east than any other min eral section of the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-27

The republicans of Arizona are greatly troubled over Senator Quay's statement that it is better for Arizona to go democratic to insure the pas sage of the statehood bill, and Quay's position is logical from a republican standpoint. New Mexico and Okla homa are republican. The democrats in congress will vote for the bill to get in democratic Arizona and the re- publicans will vote for it to get in re- publican Oklahoma and New Mexico
 From the standpoint of the statehood talk that Arizona republicans have been making for years, Quay's posi- tion is sound as a dollar and it is just possible that Quay knows exact ly what he is talking about-Courier
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-27
MURPHY'S CANDIDATE

Last night R. E. Morrison had his say in Prescott, and Frank Murphy as sponsor for the republican nominee. took occasion to refer to MT. Morrison as the next delegate to congress.
 We'll. if Murphy really wants Nor rison elected. the less he says about it the better for his candidate Ari- zona has had enough of railroad bonds and other deals which have been charged to the Murphy influence, and any man or measure championed oy him will be carefully scrutinized be- fore taking.
 Between now and the 4th of Novem- Der is long time. but not enough to convince the people that the man whom Mir Murphy desires is the best f1 Arizpna's interest.-Democrat.