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Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
TWO RAReEs ADRIFT.
Broke Away From a Tug Off Cape Cod
 Sunday Night.

Highland Light, Mass, Nov. 27.-Two Lehigh Valley railroad barges. the Buffalo and Burden, are adrift to- night somewhere outside Cape Cod. They broke away from the tug Lehigh in Massachusetts Bay last night while en route from Perth Amboy to Boston and have not been seen since, although the Lehigh and the Swawnese search ed diligently for them both inside and outside of Cape Cod today
 The barges are loaded with coal and have a crew of three men each, while a woman is on board one vessel. The tugs will resume their search tomor- row, assisted by another tug from Vineyard Haven.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

seal stole. with ends iirat grow vide ard are crossed iu front These cn,-s can be trimmed with b5g circies oi Pcrsial lamb. or Cf crmiue or cllucll-.a, cz whatever fur one happens Co have
 Don't think that vour fur must h= thrown away. # II 5s old and shabby On the contrary. t can be made over into somciilnu that iS pretty. There ls 10 os.cs;ioln but that half of the lovely ltil- fu- articles oi the season are made tro-s odds and ends 0f fur reclaimed from tE1 rag bag and the old clothes man
 There are coiiarettcs and stoics made by piecinE furs together SO that rheg arc almost striped Such coia-eltes are cx- tremeiy dreSSy and thry make preitv charge They can t- Uoru v,ith guElls to match for it Is the fad e. match esery- thing thls year.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS

Manager Stechan of the Hardwick theater has succeeded in getting MT. Charming Ellery, proprietor of the Ellery royal Italian band of fifty-five artists to promise to bring his mag nificent organization again to Phoenix on the condition that he guarantees a substantial amount covering the enoT- nous expense of bringing this eXpen- sive and large band to our city. It is proposed to give two concerts here. on the evenings of December 9th and 7th; also a special matinee at 3:45 on Tuesday afternoon for the higher grades of the public schools if arrange ments can be made to interest the pupils and teachers in the matinee as an educatio feature. The price fer ;his matinee will be made satisfactory to the pupils MT. Ellery was request ed to inauguFate matinees of the above kind while in the east and as they have proved a great success in the east they have been continued on his westward tour with like results, The band has been much stren ngthened both in ensemble and solo work since it's last appearance here under Mir. Stechan's management and MT. E.lery claims that it is fully fifty per cent better now and challenges any country in the world to produce a better band than he now owns. It is to be hoped that Manager Stechan will receive suf- ficient encouragement to warrant his signing the contract guaranteeing the sum necessary to secure the band for Phoenix Subscription lists will be left at GoOdman's, Redwelrs and with Mrs Cravens, where those who are inter ested can sign for the number of tickets desired.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
SALE oF RIeLes IN TURKEY.
British Embassy Joins American Lega-
 ton in Protest.

ConstantinOpIe, Noy. 27.-The Brit ish embassy has joined the American legation in insisting on the cessation of interference with the sales of the Bible in certain localities.
 It Is appears that the British and Foreign Bible society has Tad trouble at Uskup. 1.-The porte says the reason for the opposition is that the Bibles are being sold at ridiculously low price and the sales partaize of the character of a propaganda"
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
TRAIN HIT AUTOMOBILE.
E. B. Bristol, Prominent Waterbury,
 Conn, Man, Killed.

Waterbury, Conn, Nov. 27.-While crossing the tracks of the Naugatuck division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad this evening, the automobile of Frank B. Bristol, prominent manufacturer of this city. was struck by Q nOrthbound passenger train. Mr. Bristol was thrown some distance down an embankment and in- staHtly killed.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
THIsrLEs AND DANDRUFF.
An interesting Parallel and a Valuable
 Deduction Therefrom.

An interesting Parallel and a Valuable
 Deduction Therefrom.
 Cutting down missiles no more re- lieves the land of missiles than does securing the scalp cure dandruff. Tn each case permanent relief can only come from eradicating permanently the cause A germ thatN' blows up the scalp in searching for the hair root where it saps the vitality, causes dan druff, falling hair and badness. If you kill that germ, youH have no dandruff. but luxu1iant suit of hair. NewbrO's Herpi-4de is the only hair preparation in the world. that cures dandrun and falling hair by killing the germ De stroy the cause. you remove the effect" Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide O.. Detroit Mich. H. Goodman, spe- cial agent.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
ARTISTIC FUa TRIMMINGS.

The furricr slared inc stole. r-ade it
 -o prctiily ard-t trimmed i,le caC7 with -irclcs of C-nirc. UDcr winch he scyEcl li-tlc crnirc t7-S Ore can take oid pieceS If Sealsli7 ps.ch them toseihcr audi make ;hcm r,o g Ceat stol~ IhiS -an be trimmed ,vi'h a cautraS'irg fur. T--:c arc pretty s.ags Of als~.as a. a
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
EXPECT TO END A MONOPOLY.
Backyard Company and Peru Will Set
 tie Ship Loading Issue.

Lima. Peru. Nov. 27.-It is probable there will be concluded soon a new ar engagement between the Peruvian gov ernment and the French Dockyard company at Callao wli-h will abro- gate the monopoly of loading and dis charging cargOes. abolish additional dues, and recognize the company s rights in perpetu.ty to the property.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
sPAIN To cRUsH ANARcAlsTs.
Government Offers Chamber a Bill to
 RePress All Agitators.

Madrid. Nov. 27.-The government has prepared an anti-anarchist bill, which will be introduced in the cham Der tomorrow. There has been such an increase in the number of native anar- chists, especially in Barcelona, as well as a large influx of foreign agitators. who are carrying on a persistent pro- paganda. that the ministry is deter mined to institute vigorous oppressive measures.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
HIS REASON.

"Do you mean to tell me that you voted for this administration? ?''
 T dO," answered Colonel Jaggers. It was under this administra ton, sir, that the experiments were conducted showing the extent to which imported liquor is adulterated, thereby proving the superiority. sir, of our native moonshine article. Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

famed by a furious gale today, have devastated the country northwest of Rosser. The whole population fought vaIiantly to stem the destruction and succeeded in saving the Crosse Isle sta ton. Many residences and the schools
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
AMERICANS TO START SCHOOL.
France May Grant Site for Fine Arts
 Institution in Paris.

Paris, Nov. 27.-The municipal coun- cil of Paris is considering the applica- tion of an organization entitled the American National institute, which is seeking a concession of public land on which a school of fine arts is to be erected. The names of many promi- nent Americans appear among the
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
SHE COULD, INDEED.

She says she's going to bleach her hair An indiscreet remark! You'll all agree, do declare, She ought to keep it dark
 Philadelphia Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
POOR JUDGMENT.

Slick Joe-Is Jim good al the biz?
 Smooth Sam. Nav. He can't pick the guys with money Last night he held up two art students and an ac- tOr.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

patrons. The council referred the ap- plicatioh to committee which is fa- vorably disposed. but has not yet re- ported.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
AGED WOMAN KILLED.
Ground to Death Under Wheels of a
 Trolley Car.

Brunswick. Me. Nov 27-Ddrs. Her mine Caron, 70 years of age, a widow and mother of 10 children, was ground to death by the wheels of a trolley car this evening.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
BACK TO NEWPORT.
Farraguts Flagship Hartford Sails
 From the Potomac.

Washington, Nov. 27.-Farragut's old flagship Hartford, which took part in the dedication of the statute of Fred erick the Great, today sailed for New port, via Newport News.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington D. C.. Nov. 27.-Fore- cast for Arizona: Fair; colder Mon day. Tuesday, fair.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

Prof. Lauder gives the story and music of Parsifal at the Presbyterian church this afternoon in his recital.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

If woman suffers in silence it must be that she finds pleasure in talk
 Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

Tickets for the W. Waugh Lauder piano recitals can be secured at Diehls shoe store or PIank's hat store or at the Presbyterian church.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

New mince meat. 1Oc package. New clipped beef, 1Oc can. Car new Colo rado potatoes. $1.75 cwt. Try these po- tatoes at BIcKee's Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

narrowly esCeped-
 The fire is sun burninE. taousa rhs wind has abate1- The extent cf l-e country burned Is over twenty u-les square
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
FIRE sWEEPs RIe PRAIRIE.

Manitoba Suffers Loss and People
 Barely Escape Cremation
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28
Buy tires at No. South First Ave.

Buy tires at No. South First Ave.
 Buy Chicago cash registers at No. g South First Ave.
 CriswoId, the bicycle man, is offering good bargains in wheels, and this is the place to buy your tires if you want satisfaction and full value for your money. Or if you want the easiest running wheel on earth, buy the Ra- cycle; it costs but little more than an other, and in the long run is the cheapest, as the repairs on them are next to nothing
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

Rosser, Man, Nov. 27.-Prairie dres.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-28

Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap will make the skin soft as velvet. It IS the pureSt soap made. Avoid mutations,
 For sale everywhere,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-24

Read "vVants" nm mage 9.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-24
REPUBLICAN TICKET AND GOOD
GOVERNMENT.

Our Home Rule contemporary, the
Advertiser is having many uncomiort.
able sessions with itself trying to
prove that II can promote the election
of the Home Rule candidates and still
remain In the Republican ranks. Its
opposition, however. to the Republican
party principles and candidates named
by the Republican rank and file to sup
port the Republican Administration IL
so clear-cut and pronounced that the
voters who have the best interests of
the Territory constantly In mind will
not be fooled by the old Home Rule
cry. I'VE will be independent Of Amer
lean parties.
The latest feature brought out by
the Advertiser reads like text from
the Democratic platform of the main.
land, which charges that the Republi.
can party Is corrupt because some OF
the officials In whom they have re-
posed confidence were faithless TO
their important trust. Had the OIL.
cials of the Administration or the Re
publican organization been slow to
prosecute corruption or been indiffer-
ent to the interests Of the people there
might be a shadow of justice In tho
charge laid by the Advertiser. As II
IL. the reference to these matters shows
how hard pressed the Home Rule or.
gan Is for means with which to justify
itself.
Furthermore, a newspaper that has
vociferously applauded and been In
open alliance with Birbeism, which
represents hoodlum prejudice, has no
occasion to preach OF It's purity either
to The Bulletin or the Republican or
ganization.
Not only has the Republican party,
whose candidates the Advertiser now
aims to defeat, cut out corruption from
Its ranks; 1t has put the quietus on the
equally injurious Birbeism represent.
ing the lowest order Of political actiy'
ity.
The Republican organization has no
apologies to make to It's antagonist,
the Advertiser, or any Of Its cohorts.
The accomplishments and aims OF the
party are very well set forth In the
Republican platform-which the Adj
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-24
DEMOCRATS Assist BROWN
Continued from Page ~

Continued from, Page ~
by Peter Sullivan. d. N. Kahalepuna
was secretary.
Col. Mccarthy at once placed In
nomination the following for the Low.
er House: Joseph Aea, |. Nau-ha, G. ].
Hutchins, l.. II. Medeiros. VIM. Jar.
rett and w. J. Campbell. Mr.. l.. W.
J. Kanealii Of the Ninth Precinct Of
the Fourth District was also named.
Umauma said: II do not object to
nomination of Mr.. Kanealii, but It Is
not fair for him to come at this late
hour after the work of the caucus had
settled the nominees"
Kanealii said. II was endorsed for
this position at an outside caucus Sep.
TENDER 16. The list of caucus names
was not agreed to by all of us and
think I have a right to be considered"
Umauma then said II was all right
and the committee should proceed to
ballot.
I'VE had our caucus last Tuesday.
Since then the Ninth Precinct Club
with $50 voters. It was the desire of
the Fourth, Eighth and Ninth Pre-.
cincts, with 500 voters, endorsed Ka-
nealii."
| Mr.. Mccarthy said Kanealii's nomi.
nation was regular and should not be
opposed.
| Ashford said: Harmony Is the
greatest thing to be desired in this
campaign. was not at the caucus
and would feel at liberty TO oppose Il
II felt so disposed But do not be.
lieve those Of us who were not there
should now seek to set aside the eau.
Gus work. With so much good mate.
rial we can not place all upon the
ticket. The members should remem'
Der that both conventions have declar
ed for county government. and we
should hold In reserve some OF our ma
terial for county Offices. ! know oil
no better man than Kanealii for q
county official. think we should
! stick by the caucus ticket"
II W. \. Kinney said he wished to en-
: dorsc AIR. AshfOrd's remarks: MIR
> Kanealii was one of the earliest Dem
ocrats to work this year in Democrat
L. organization. did not know TIL
now that he had been talked of for .
, nomination. II his name was up nov
for the first time I would favor him
: but In the interest of harmony thinl
J. Mr.. Kanealii should withdraw In ia
D yor OF the regular caucus
Mr.. Kanealii said: Gentlemen, aft
, er q storm there IL n calm. For tn,
sake Of the party am willing to with
;, draw" This announcement was me
with cheers.
}. Albert Kauwe pledged 35i vote
! from the Ninth Precinct OF the Fourtl
$ District
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-24

The present critical attitude II ttIar.
per's Weekly holds TO both Prcsiden-
tial nominees indicates that It's owners
have no cause to be dissatisfied with
the financial returns of independent
journalism.--Adver
Pardon. while the people smile. Har.
per's Weekly as well as the New York
Sun are controlled by J. =. Morgan.
operated Of. by and for the Trusts.
which are Indifferent to financial re.
turns so they have an organ. Harper
Weekly from commanding position
in its class steadily dropped to a weak
secondary position since its bolt from
Blaine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-24

Owing to the fact that the regular
Police Court interpreter, II. Mkt, was
absent this forenoon at Eva, where
he interpreted for Attorney General
Andrews In a civil case, It looked for
q while as II the Japanese cases on the
calendar would have TO be continued,
Luckily Chester Doyle appeared on the
scene and on Judge Lindsay's request
he helped the court out Of its dilemma