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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
I,ooegVs geqnemliGyteitsa fur Srm.
percnJer.

5argo, q. q, 4. giop. - Cine
gaa3 noGlrne 0ietbooe, ole Selnpe.
reu}Gciege IN 9toro. Gatota 81 UNI
grDeu, miro BON bieii9en Detn. una
9ierueriorgimgsanitalten oui 0aa
IGbbaiteite bciprodeu, uno Der protti'
IcIen @iniiihring oes SpItems lieDt
man nit GROCER Spnnnung eHtgegen.
Satbo miroe bi5ber ourh ole nur IN
1ioorhcoU 5ur 2lblicierung gebrauh-
len oSd)ndpsluagen" nit oen n0tigen
oItorfen" @etr1nfeu oeriOrgt, anItatt
Jeood Die Gorrate Don 8liStcp unO
Bier. Gle man per Gelepbon beIteIlt.
oermittelit 5ieier Sag 8agen" ab.
6llieiern, beabiidtiqen Die betr. Gle.
routcn Elm pnelnnntiihcS &obren,
igitCm 5lpiiden MoorbeaO imo Sarge,
olio nit 2uftorudleitung periebcn,
orlc1cu 5u Iniicu. 9ie glbIieferlnI
miro Damn niht MIR ldneaer aes
idje5en. ionOeru ner0en aud gtnd-
barn uidt uou Ger llbIieicrllng Ger
leiitiqcn @etrdnfe in 9enntuiS geiett
iperoeu. Die betr. buritige Sccle bnt
mr. r6tiq, Sen 9etrnq Ger @eIteGlm9
bei5ufiipen tporaIf i6r eill &adet ons
elm @efG nit Dem t0itlid1cn ygtak"
enth1It. ohns Gcrsuq 5uaeltellt miro
GS miro in out nnterrihteten 9reiIen
bebailptet. oaB 81, Semperen3qeietr
reoen Elm opractides SnItem obnm1t.
flo iirb, 90 Ser 8crfollf nift in 6orno
op'f,'rht. GS ion lrs mruoern. on me
@nIieriimorI uno Wtuder alli 6ieier
llIf 'reiniallen f5erSen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
!'onn opItrt irin 9 ,brn.
@erindjt iciHc Trnn 81 rcttcn urS
tommt nit ibr nm.
Copyrighted BY the Associated Press

Nem Dorf, z. Ioo. 5oicpt
Gapplc, elm SotcIbeIiber in 8eItbcItcr
rettete feline 6etnqten Gltern imo lei
ne orei Slin0er aus ieiuem trenner
oen SoteI, perlor aber iein 9cben, als
er in oaS Saus 5uritdlief. nm aud
feline Srnit ou8 Sen 5lommen 81 TO-
len. Scine 2eidJe uno oie leiner 6rn
ruuroen nnd,her in Ihreflih Der
brontem 3uIinnbe i'm Geaer SeS
&oilieS bel chamber oefunoen.
Ger oItr Rntrr e,'tSoftc hns Scucr
mo medte ieiuer Sotr, Ger Sueril
Den nlten gltern ,rlo Damn oen Sim
bern ms 6reie boIi. gllS er fem;
Srou niht unter oen @"retteten inb
itiirSte er Iih in 6ie 6lnmmen Suriid
mo berIhmano. rSm n1dItcn gugcn,
blid broh 6o8 Sous suinmmen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
a,9i.

0te 3abI ber 3 a n
terotte in ben Ser. Staaten be-
Sifferte Ii9, NIT QusI9luB Der fullirs
ten 8unten, in ben erfen nsun MOnas
ten bes Sabres 1904 auf 9183 nit
@eri6ulounsen in Der S0be bon SILL =
659, POS, segsn S176 8anterotts nit
8erpfli9tungen in Der S0be bon
$101, ,655,855 in Der slet9en periubs
oes 8oriobres.
Qlte Min3en. in Der 3abl
bon SOL, bubsn iiingIt BET elmer @ers
fteigerung in gietp Yprt I'm Gan3en
$1,000 gebraht. 9Im b09fen ipurbs
etu dmerituniIder StlberbolIor bonn
Sabre 1904 be0ublt, Der $1100 6ra9ts.
Der llmfuno. bub nur 13 Slid bisIss
Dollars eriittren, modt i6n 70 tpsrtbs
bon. Gin 3punaisoOlarItiid bonn
Sabre 1849 brn9te $3.50, elm Dollar
bonn Sabre 1885 $3.50, iisbsn bolbs
Gents 1904 unb 5ipsi bolbs Dollar
$156. Die 4oIeitton gebSrte einsn,
Sammler in Oregon.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
Der srreif lit Su GnSe.
Copyrighted by the Associated Pre- IS

SprinqfieIb. SM.. z. Rop. -
geridte. neIhe ouf oem StantS'
bureau Der oereinioten 9er9orbeiter
BON amerifa einoelaufen iino, iager,
SoB oie 8eihfohlensrGbcr In Sainois
ole arbeit iuieber auTpenommen bo.
ben. Eie Gui3uNSmoihini'teu hoben
ben Streif einpeiteut. Gte Soupt.
ninen hei @eorin um6 Bonn Grbeitcn,
ober bei SprinQfieIo unb on ser 2iuic
Der g6icn1o uno glIton Gieat Die Grs
belt nod 0ornieoer. g(u8 Sen iiiolihcn
9eilen oes StontcS Iino nod feline
9cridte Cinqelouieu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
gan6ifcR madjea % 5ente.

Baltimore, q. g, 5. Nop. -
Wegen 1 ll6r geItern Rorgen betroten
5pei Wdnner toS SpieJinumer (Bool
&ooml bon &ot. SorIh irno i'm nod.
item sluncnblid erfIong Der gcfebI
rSGrOe boh!~ eeIponrte gieoolper
ruoren ouf bic Gntpeienoer aerif,tet.
36brenS Gin &1uber dn Der Tire
&ahe belt, iammeIte Der onoere Die
genie Gin, neIhe nus $500 Ycnfb",
elmer glusabI llbren rno onOcren@ert,
Fodleu beItonb; 16 W1nner bottcn Iif
eeeuIoia ousrouhen IoiYep unO aiG
n1htliten gonoitsn oerIdJpanben IN
Der Roht. Cine Spir tuur6e rotiir.
al -,i&J ~nfr,aAsu
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
Inter WiorSperSadJt.

@eIIe 6oarde, Q. g., Z. gtob.
BuItou Naion, Elm nabebei tuobnbofs
ter Sander, fuurbe uttter benz Ser.
Sadt Der @rmoronns bon Games
Garrett in oas hieiige @ef6ngnis ge.
braht. @orrett, Gin ullgemein be.
fainter unb dngeiebeuer Morn, ber-
Idauono Dor ettpa elmer @cfe uno
bunoerte Wt1nner haben ieitoem in
ser gonsen llmgebung nod ibm ge-
Iud)t; er rrurbe 5ulebt an MaIon's
8Ios qeiefen, roo man nuh 8llitipli-
rem gefunben bnben Jon.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
SdlnlmdSdlcn randlcn.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

g9dTbindton, "a. Z. gtoo. =
Tos fIcine Stiottrn befinoet iib n
Nuiyc1rro 0crn Ser Shulrot bat
g.nr c;u,nt;inllihc 9lnfii7o'ouna or,
aiicu: sic 2iIte euthalt $50 Ramer,
oorurtcr ciclc WGGhcnnomen, unS
q0cr 'in0 ole oicic SdhiiIer oeS 81.
qrre''nrro"hcu5 ihulhiQ Fefunocn
rorrcu lliond,c ser VtGOfcn foIIen
d,5 2ni,cr 0crort'g bctrieben hu6,r,
0aE TOR Seritano oorunter 9elitta,
hat. yHic Is hciRt, ,huben oie Yt1o-
den ricbtiqe RotdflubS gcbil0et.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
Arqrntitn III ont eeltellt.
Crime Sin. nno ansfnbr hat ean,
6eSentenS Sngenommen.

Gem @orf. z. Hop. - Der nSe
roib" mel0et aus 8uenos Inres:
gtah Sen foeben peroffentlihter
omtlihen Berid,ten iiher oie Sin. unt
ausfuhr Der &epubIif glrsentinien in
oen leten neun Ionotpn beIdiift fifl
bic ginfubr auf $t34.t35000, cine
Steioeruna bon $36.670,000 aege1
6as Icriahr. Die 9lusfithr hetrG1t
IN 6erIeIben Bertooe $t95,895 Q00
oocr cine 3nnobme BON $26055.0 900
Die ginfuhr aus Sen Bereinidtsn
Staoten iteIlt Sih duf $t5.44000o
unb bie oroentiniihe ausfIbr ndf
Sen @ereinigten Stantsn ouf $6,-
Tx 900
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
Gaiieriohn aeht mad WaniIa.

@erlin, {. Noo. - gluf 9efebl
beS &aiIcrs ipiro iein oritter Sobu,
2cutnunt 5ur See Srir5 9loalbert, nit
Dem gaBerfreu5er Serbia" nuf bcm
er iett in NItriien 9ierit tut, i'm
Sebruor Oie 8elp1Yier ser Bbiliuptnen
bcIuden uno mn Safen bon Naniln
Ilfcnthalt nehmen. GS lit ons erIte
Wtul, Sob orr Bring cine amerifnniihe
&olonic bciudht.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
siergcidlcnte fiir 9lOOieSslt.
oopyrIsnted BY rhe Associated Pros.

Iem 0orf, 7. Rop. - Seute
fn0 oui Dem atlanticliuer nNirneo.
colis" aus 2on0pn Spei 20lpinnen,
5uci ajfea, 3pei StrauBe unO 3ebra,
@cThenfe Ses Qonigs Menelit bon
abeITpnien on GrdIioent Rooicoelt
bier ongefonmen. Cine 2oDin III aui
Der 9leiie seitorben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09

Ti otorpd dgen I'm @eiarnmts
ipertbe bon 49,476. 900 Groncs iinb In
ben eriien a9t Monaten bes laufenben
Sabres aus Grdntreih uusgsfibrt
iporbsn, tpdbrenb bic 3iffer fir bif
slsibe periobe bes Woriabrts nur 36.s
476,000 5rancs unb fir bic bss Sobres
1902 19,891,000 Grants betrussn
bate. Die Ginfubr on Motoripugsn
betpertbete Iib in Der ssbodten perioDt
Der Sabre 1904, 1903 un6 1902 auf
1857 900. 666,000 beap. $4,000
Srdncs.
Die lGEgfe 9slegrasI
pbenltnie nit DoppslTpitsm in
europa lit biejsnies. tpeldbe bon Miea
mad G3ernctpiB fi;6rt. 9os GpIlsm.
iuelGes bic slsi9oeiiigs 9eforberwng
5tpeisr Depefhen In entgegeneeIebtsr
Ri9tung erm0gli9t. ipurbe Dor mebs
reren Wonoten etngsfiibrt. Den Grunb
biIbete bic Hotbtpenbigfeit Der Wsrgr1s
Berung Der 2opaSit6t Der Giris. fptl6t
bic gelommten 0epsi9en fir MunlGs
niea, bas iiibSltlihe RuBIonb unb
.tnen SbeiI 4ulgariers ouisunsbmtn'
bat
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
2nrdl einrn GrSitnrs aetRtet.

Rnpib Gitp, Q. G., z, 0op. -
SoHrueI Barter. einer Der eriten @e.
tpcbner oieicr @egeno, ruuroe beim
SonDiobren aus ciner @rube setotet
ais Sic gropono einitiir5te.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
Gage in GOrcn.

Ncm gorf :. 9}no - ~ 9'r
qua oui bic Geinsl'e IN 81 rra
oriitt lid Ser aorrcpo >cnt e.. Sc
ruIb" in @cuion iclccuccrmdtcn
aus:
Sii0(iCh pom 5umcuilHIic itchcn
10000 Ruiien nit p NridGiecu.
9aoon Iiepcn G00O IN anunliunQ.
2500 cntlnnn ser &iiItc in 0cnSt"0 0ten
uro 1000 WInn &oodncric iinb in
fIeineren AbiciIunaen iiber ben 8e.
iten Scritrcut ltno beoroten ole iopuni.
'hen GcrbrnounQSIinien ,luiIhcn
Tin9nnne unb @inoffu; Tie iiberfoI.
len fIcinere ioponiidle 9lbteilunocn
uro riften QroBen S6ooen on.
Ser Hc't cpericrt i'm Sii6ueIten
lie Ruiien haben ben Sumqiuan.
sdf ipieoer beiett uno oie SSoparer
nod g)on'nn9una 1uriidqeuoricn
lie feinOlihen Nhteilungen iehcn
chamber uuf 80 Weilen oeoeniiber.
Die ruIIiife &nnnIIerie eritheint
t1uIiq Inn Iiiden Der iopanii6en @or.
poTtcn 6einohe an oen Soren BON
Somheuro. nm I'll oeriGtpinocn. ,rcnu
Sic iopnniIhe cSnfonterie eincn Nus.
faa mot,t. 1ie iorouiide Streit.
ntoCht bel1nIt 'idH NuF etrpa 700 Dtonn,
Soh IolIen t50O0 Wann 8erIt1rfun.
gen mtcrlpeps iein.
Ntufben. z. HoO. 49, Die Sara.
Rer bnhcr in ser Snm8talno6t einioe
Der rlliiiihen Norpo1teu nit mober
St1rfe an1euriffen. obcr bic RuI'en
ruuBtpn un Gen In'fIan uno luarTen
oen 4einN ,uriif. Die Hoponcr tuo.
ZEN nidt i'm Storbe. tire Sotcn unb
Seripurbcten mit5unehmen, ionoern
licfcn % Cote ouf 6rm SSeIoe. 0ie
stuiien oerlnren rcrm Wlonn.
Dir FeiHtlidlen 2iuirn er'tredcn iif
pon 9creiroube 0ItIih his an rem
2ioofIuk I'M WeIteu unS ltehen TteIIem.
peiie nur ctnen GfetnfpurF bon elm.
on0cr entFernt. csn 9enbiobube tren.
,ror hSf,ftpna 400 NorSs sic sseirtSe
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-11-09
Drr JiampI unl
JIG Sclluno.
Die Jiniirn iulleH iidI enf cinrn eta
Ielurn Scrg sr5osen babcH.
8u0n tlrbrn in
Sisrhr in ROrra.
sdgeu ben SnpnHern Surdl pI6slidls
Angrifie Sd)aOcn 5u.

MuFoen, T. 9tOu. Sicr ut
aIles rubig Gie Sapauer iino nod
INNER nit gerihau3uua2orbeitcn on
ibrer 6ront beihditiat, bic beinnbc
suie elm ummterbrodeueS Sort aus.
ieben. Mion aiuubt, oob iie iid nui
oen gIngriIf porbereiten uuO ihre
8ront oeStolb neritdrfcu, 6omit Iie
bon elmer ibpadeu 0iobt gehaIten
lperoen fam. lpGbrcnb oie Snuptab.
teilun8 6IdnfierlmgSb gSbeiuc9ungcn mo-
den.
Die oSoponer babcn Ourh bittere
@rfa9rlmg aelerltt. DAB burh elnen
SrontaInnariif ipenie pegen bic Hui.
ZEN ouSjurihten 1T, ober iie ntiihen
cine Itorfe 6ront baben. I'm &llrcpat.
fin om Tlrhbruf 5it perlinOern.
glncS meiIt oaruui BIN, ooB oie SSns
pnner lih oue Dtiihe geben iper0cu,
nm oic 9iuiien aus WuFbcn 5u crdn.
gen uno 5iuar buuptIddlidb ur1 Der
&bincien tpeuen. Whttoeu lit ben SSSo.
panern ols 8interquartier pom 8id-
ttgfeit.
8ei Sen oSopdnern treffen fortlu6h-
reno 0erit6rfun9cn eilt.
9onbon, Z. Noo. - Spe3inloes
peihen aus Gheiu unS Sieutiin berih.
ten, 6oB Iih bic Gerteioigcr BON Bort
artbur uuf ben 9iutibiiael Nrriidgc'o.
sen hnbcn, 100 tie pcrjlpcifeltcn Wis
oerItono Ieiiten tper0en; sic Stclung
III bon jehn idJlucrcn @cidliitcn ocrtci
Sigt. gieIc &uiIcu. bcbarptcr sic
&urreIponoenteu bobcn 0en Niut Der
loren unb ergeben li6; bic Sarorer
riifen nit umuiOcrItehlihcr @crualt
Dor. 8uperlGlIigerc 8erihte beltdti.
gen bieie Weloungen 5tuur nid,t. obcr
Der aus Sofio tonmenbc @eritt bon
Der @innohme 6es @ontoibiigelS, Ger
MIR 5tuei WteiIen pom gnoe Der gi'en
bdbn entferrt Iiegt, sciot, bnB oi2 Sa.
poner Sortihritte MAIDEN.
Bennett g'urlei1h, ser SorreTpon.
bent bes .5eIeqrnb," berihtet, ooS
IN ser Noft oom 5. Sftober feline
te6ntpie oorqefommen iinb @r 'out
boB Ii6 Sic SoIboten 0cs NfifaOo
bGufio IN Die GItItoOt bon Gort or,
thur Qeiflid'cu o5er icoe5ml. NIT
grofen GcrluIten tuieter uertrebcn
por0en Iin0.
Die S{oporer hnhet leucniibcr Sem
Rihlunuber1c bier Iiorfc ToriS uCbnut
Mn0 ihlucrc @eitijGr ooriu moutcrt
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

.twehty-six millions of do!la.S Ask MT. Fowler how much is already ap- propriated, and I mistaae no,, and If I am wrong do not Anox i:. do noi know of single half ni;li5n dcllars that is not already moftgagal. Where are you going to get monsJ or in. fluence to bring some mo,s: do no, know what they are talking aboat, but see from an occasional report in the papers that it is irrigation that is the great matter on which they are talking. Brother Fowler. lets us quit this foolishness. You know we could not stop the money coming here if We tried. If the Secretary of the Interior and his honest men keep their word, and not a man dare say that they vii not, nothing can go to irrigation but by report from the en gineers in the field So much for the irrigation business. Now. what are you going 10 do?
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

of Arizona and New Mexico, but be spurned their offer. Hs was true to Arizona then. He is true to Arizona now. The leaders of both parties knew the attitude of Marcus 4. Smith They will well understand that his election to congress signifies that the people of Arizona have returned yer dict against joint statehood. It mat ters not what the Arizona republican platform declares. We repeat, the tail cannot wag the dog. The republi- can leaders know their own policy de clared by the solid vots of the repub- licans of the house. and they will not only recognize but declare that the election of q republican delegate in Ari zona is ratification of their policy.
 Even if the contention of the Phoenix
 Republican be correct, that the cleo ton of Fowler would have a moderat'
 ng influence on the republican leaders it is only a form of blackmGil and she peopel of Arizona will not submit to it.-Citizen.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

The Phoenix Republican has much to say about Smith weakening at one time and being on the verge of accept ing the joint statehood policy. This ,tatemeut is utterly without warrant
 There has not been time since the in fanny of making the people of Arizona eessals of the New Mexicans was con
 ceived by the republican, party that Mir. Smith has not consistently. eneI- eetically and effectively opposed it
 He never advised anyone to accept joint statehood. He urgently and earn estly advised against it. He declared against it himself publicly and pri- vately with sincerity and earnestness. It is true that politicians of New Mexico took Mir. Smith to the top of a high mountain and tried to tempt him with senatorship. Rodey and An
 drews and others of equal authority in New Mexican politics. offered to make Mir. Smith a senator of the United States if he would assent to the union
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18
TOM WATSON,
 REPUBLICAN IDOL.

Thomas E. Watson, Popui.s; can1i- date for President Of the Unr.o1 States. suddenly finds himself the z5- jeet of most distinguished cons:jera- ton on the part. of the RopubI'.an newspapers and orators.
 IL was only a Jew ye.rs ago Lat MT. Watson was defus1 extensiv ly in the Republican dicuo7aries as a "red-headed lunatic from Georgia" as an enemy of the national honor" as a crazy Populist," as @ crank" as a .'mountebank" and Q t;attent dema- gogue" But the times have changed and the Republicans have changed with them. Mir. Watson is now a very able man. perhaps q erea: mon--hot altogether right on a :ew trifiing is sues such as currency, tlie tariff, the regulation of trusts, the Initiative and referendum and the ike, hut withal a man of hign character. real convic tions and forensic eloqucEee Of the first order.
 Every Republican editor is hang ing on to Mr. Watson wor6s and sipping wisdom from them. Every attack made by Mir. watson or Judge Parker is hailed as the unprejudice6 opinion of a great author and states man. Mir. Watson's speeches have the right Of way in the columns oi every Republican newspaper. The Sun was so eager TO print his letter of acceptance that # could not wal for the formal release, and made the letter pubic twenty-lour hours in ad vance of the date agreed upon for pub lication
 Even some of Mir Bryan's Demo cratic friends who sneereG at Mir Watson's candidacy for Vice-Presi lent in 1896 find that MT. Watson as an assailant of Judge Parker Is "tbf plain peoples solitary, singleminded friend"
 Such favorable consi it-aio from former opponents must ss Tary grati lying to MT. Watson. No doubt the eat was greatly encousas:-l by tho monkeys unstinted applause the
 while she was pulling the simian'. chestnnts out of the f-a.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18
E. ?. & s. w. WORLDS FAIR Ex
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Don't fail to tae in this greatest ex- cursion of the, seas7r-OctobeT @2. Round trip s40oO. Special tam CT seven cars straight through. consist. ing of Pullmans. tourisss diner, and smoker, For further inso-madon and berth reservations call on
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Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

Who is TT in the local c. o. P. ranks-Cassidy or O'Brien. That it the most important thing to be set tied this election and if we mistake not it will be. settled in a manner that will permit of no argument.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

Says O'Brien to Cassidy: You can look after the territorial sack but the local candidates will disburse their own revenue" Then there was h-l to pay. and the MiEcr nsn actually shed tears.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

 Members of the Cochise County Democratic
 
 We your Committee Platform beg leave submit the follow *
 
 candidate for Congress- Mark in with conscience and perfect the people faithful work by him
 We denounoe Republican National Administration major n refusing Arizona sahood Republican pledged the Arizona delegation and the people O Mexico which territories and would rob each or me heritage admission of all other states Republican party and its administration which the increase of population and the neeeSs ties of government the passage of what known as the he saved to s35OOO year from the office secretary Of the incorporation turning the territorial treasury and we Territorial Council and Assemolay F will see that legislation IS not uncone
 Territorial Council and Assembly o primary shall secure the people an easy and delegates t' pohca O1 tue 
 KELLY JENNINGS. \ J s TAYLOR LETSON < 4 < * * Z ** 4 < < < < < x * * E * * *
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

If you cont vote for Rough Rider Joe you need not feel sorry. Teddy will see to it that he still holds the job he has got. provided Teddy holds his'n.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

4 special to the Review from the northern part of the Territory on Sat. urday night stated that tne entire northern part of Arizona was un- der waJeT.-P. s. Fowler has been making speeches in that section.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

FOR coUNcIL-sTEVE RoEMER OF BENSON.
 FOR ASSEMBLY N E. BAILEY OF NAco; CHARLES
 STRONG. OF LoWELL ALFRED PAUL, OF DOUGLAS.
 FOR sHERFF-STEWART HUNT, OF BlS5EE. FOR PROBATE JUDGE-FRANK GoODBODY OF TOMBSTONE FOE TREAsURER-J N. GAINES OF TOMBSTONE. FORR REC HARE, OF TOMBSTONE. . FOR DISTRICT ATToRNEY-JoHN MCGOWAN, OF 8s8EE. FOR sUPERyIsoR-c A. TAYLOR, OF DOUGLAS; VIM. RIGGS, ! FOR COUNTY sURVEVoR-H. 3. FRY. OF TOMBSTONE. : FOR SCHOOL, UPERNTENDENT7-AkLlE HOWE OF TOME STONE. ---qeA * %*%%%% %%
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
MORE SHIPS BEACHED.
The PoltdUa and Nouik Aground at
Port arthur.

London, Feb. 1.-THE Che-Foo correspondent
Of The Daily Express" asserts that the Rus
sian cruiser Diana injured by shot from
the Russian shore battery at Port Arthur. and
that the cruiser Novil and the battleship Pol
tava have also been beached a. Port Arthur.
In dispatch from Che-Foo. dated February
10 z correspondent Of The Daily Mali" says
a northeast gale which is raging here BODIES
no good TO the crippled Russian ships:
Complete decentralization reigus at Port Ar
thur.
"AdviceS received here from Kwan-Ting. Man
churia, say that 10000 armed Chinese. unofi-
ciaIly recognized government troops. are op-
Grating In the district and expected 20 at
tack the railroad guards when they hear of the
Russian disaster"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
JAPAN'S SHIPS SWEEP THE SEA
TITO RUSSIAN CRUISERS DESTROYED AT CHEMULPO
AND LARGE TRANSPORTS TAKEN.
Bridge BO~n Up M0nchura Rpay and Thirty Russians Killed
Many Unoonfrmed Razpors of Battles Sea and Land

baueSp Poava and the N Struck the watene by
fight off Port Arthur February beached making
al FIVE Russian vvarsnps aground outside the hsrbor
Five large Russian among them the Ekanosav fued
auxiliary and the Asun belonging the Chinese Eastern Railways
Company captured by japanese wsr and taken SaehO Several
NAtales also taken
Official confirmation Of the sinking Of te swift Russian Varag
and Koez off Cheo received Having received warning from the
commander the japanese squadron Russians sailed and after
engagement withdrew
where the Nne sank The Koez blown and sank "Wednesday
the day following the engagement Russian crews refuge on French
Vzrhpl There casualties among dle japanese
That bane the Yau had resulted the complete Of the
ne no forces that another engagement which Russian ships
captured took off Port Arthur and transports
had been taken by japanese among
The of Secretary Hay regard the naturalization of China met
with favorable reception from the European powers except Russia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-11
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Washington. Feb 1O.-There is every evidence
Of completes harmony In the view taken Of the
Eastern situation by the state Department and
that held by prominent members OF the commit
tees Of the Senate and House which deal with
foreign affairs Senator Cullom and Represen-
tative Hit. the ehairmen Of these committees.
have long foreseen the inevitable conflict be-
tween Russia and Japan. and have had frequent
conferences with the President and the officials
OF the state Department regarding the attitude
Of the United states in and following hOstilities
The note OF Secretary Hay therefore caused
no surprise at the Capitol
The ratification Of the Chinese treaty. which
confirmed the rights Of this government in Man
chur,s. was hastened with the probable war IN
,-isv and both Senator euIIom anG Representa-
tive 4itt have assured the officials Of the ad-
r,,p,strstion that Congress stood prepared TO
unhold the government in It's efforts 20 preserve
American rights throughout the Chinese Empire
According 70 members Of the Foreign Rela-
,fons Committee. American interests in China
are regarded as most important. and it is
pointed out that one OF the strongest arsu-
ments in favor ot the retention Of the Philip
pInes was that these islands would afferd this
country an impregnable position from which to
assert its rights.
We Of course. appreciate the disappointment
Of Japan in 1895 at not securing from her vic
tory over China the advantage that she ex-
pected~ said a prominent member OF the For
eign Relations Committee to-day. but We have
our own interests to consider first The Ameri-
can policy Of the open door in the East Is -
much a policy Of this government az present as
the Monroe Doctrine The United States viii
90 TO any length to assert It, We kept the Phil
ippines as a part of that policy. and to give US
n commercial and military foothold the
threshold Of the open door"
Whatever may be the outcome Of the Russo
japanese war II IL believed that the wording
Of Secretary Hays note to the European powers
/. destined to become the text for subsequent
adjustment Of the interests OF all the neutral
powers. and may even become rs established a
tenet Of international law as the Monroe Doc
trine itself.