davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
TO PREVENT 1IYNCHINGS.

1t did not take the court long to set
tie the fate of Henry Williams. the as
sailant of Mrs. Shields. Of Roanoke.
Speedy trials and the exemption Of the
victims in such crimes from testifying
in public will do more to prevent lynch
ings than anything that could be done
We hope the next legislature of this
state will pass a law similar TO the one
which has just gone into effect in Vir-
ginia providing that the testimony of
such witnesses may be taken down in
private and read as depositions to the
juries. One great incentive to the crime
of lynching for criminal assaults on
women is the horror which friends Of
the brute's victims. and men generally,
have of the woman being forced to ap-
pear in open court and testify before
a crowd as to the assault Even with
the general crowd excluded it is an aw-
full ordeal for a woman to have to go
through. 1t is bad enough for her to
have to testify in private, as is pro-
vided in this Virginia law. but that is
far better than the manner in which
such trials are usually conducted.
These two changes, we believe. will
lessen the frequency Of lynchings. They
will not put an end to them entirely,
though. Nothing will do that but the
cessation of criminal assaults
The white men of the south recognize
that so long as We have among us the
class of british negroes that now exists
there is danger of this crime being
committed; it is impossible always to
prevent it; but they are determined that
the guilty fiend shall suffer death in
every instance. That punishment will
be inflicted by the mob or by the court
If the latter acts promptly and the
victim is protected against undue ex-
posure in court the inclination Of the
mob to take the law into its own hands
will be 1essened.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Goboen's Wamen.
Amerifantide Sreibdnbler taaen an
1etncm 100. @eburtstaa.

I'D It 8. SUM-. Sas Sahreg.
gantett Der amerit. Greibanbels= 2iqa,
beute abenb i'm 5otel genbome abae-
balten, mar Defenders aIs 100. Sab
restag Der Geburt &i9aro @obben's,
oes gaters Der Greibanbels= 8etuequnq.
bemerfensuertb. Die @dFte unb Geo=
ner ruaren @b. 5. Nbams unb G. 4ts
ttnion, Bottom; 8. SC. @brid, Stem
Oorf. 8. 81. Sbeparb bon bier, brd=
totrte unb etpa $50 Mitslieber Der
Stga batten fi9 eineefunben.
Nttinion ia9t, fails oies 2anb in
Wabrbeit eine Weltma4t tuerbsn tpoue.
miihe es bic @9ub3oa=2afen bon fei=
t1er Sanbmirtbi9aft, feinen Sabrtfen
uno leinem 5anbei nebmen unb burd
Defining Der S6iiren Die eurobdifden
Staaten CUR 4brttituns apingen, ba=
nit he concurren5fdbig bleiben f6nnten.
Ser leBte &ebner. 8. @6ri6, beaei6.
tlete ben S9ub5oI als unebrenbaft
unb dig Die politif beg veeiebli6en
9tebfabls".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Gin @Abbathfrenno

lift Der 8ddermeiiter 9ude gu grfurt.
@r bat nGmli9 folgenbes 3unbf6retz
ben berInnbt: nMeiner geebrten &unoz
f9aft made t9 Die ereebene Mittbet=
lung, baB t9 bon ieBt ab ieben sFreiz
tag 4benb Biz Sonnabenb Nbenb mein
9ef6dft gef3lofen balten tperbe.
Der 9runb 1T folgenber: 81 ieber
WenfG tpeiB, baB Der @abbat6(5onn=
obenb) Der fiebente Sag, Der BON Soft
etngefeste &ubetag TT, unb i9 Die pone
u~eber5eugung befommen babe, bah
nt9t nur Die Ssraeliten, fonbern ale
Wfenf6en biefen Sag gu beoba6ten 6az
ben. Sd Der Sdbbatb nidt erft, nie
btele glauben, auf Dem 8erge @inai
benz ifraelitf9en @plfe gegeben purbe,
ionbern Der BON Soft i'm 9arabieIe
fir ale Weeni9en einge1eBte Gubetaq
TT, unb i3 als tpa6rer Gbrift gefpnnen
bin. meinen 9lauben in Der Shat gu
betDeifen. Snbem t9 fir bag mir Bis
Der 9ef6enfte Mobltppnen meinen auf=
tt9ttsen Oant Iage, tperbe i9 mid be-
aud ferner6in gute8adpdaren
piinftlt9 gu liefern. 6o9d6tunqspon
6ude, 8Gdermeifter."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04

Die Barrier 5traBen.
rduber. befdnnt inter benz Rumen
.Ipo4en", betra6ten fi9 f9on als
-eine Dirt 3unft unb aeigen in ibren
%2eiitungen mun9e groben bon GUS
NOR unD r8itterli9feit". 3fpet r2eutz
nants" elmer bonn y6auptmann" pouz
lain befe6ligter 8an0e tparben nm bic
9unt zines 8lumenmdb6ens, bas auf
bic niebli4e Sbee fam, i6re 2tebe benz
Stdrferen 81 berfpre6en. Die 5olge
mar etne 9erausforOerung gum SueG.
Dis Waffe tpurben natiirli9 MeFer
getpd6lt, uber = Do mar elmer aus
gieu : &dlebonien suriidgetommen
uno bate fpanii9e Moben mitaebra9t
= nit pergifteter Spite. Mbenbs aes
gen 5ebn nbr berfammelten fi9 @egr
ner unb 3eu9en auf elmer entlegeneR
8ouitene, unb bas Ouen ging los.
Na4 5pei unbIutieen @dngen purbe
bic 9eieaf9aft bon @9ubleuten iibers
rai9t man lief eiltgit bobon, unb
pG6reno Der Slu9t geIang es benz
tapferen 2eon fein MeFer Dem &ibaz
len in ben 4rin gu ftoBen. Oie qar3e
purbe f9lieBli9 ber6aftet,
uno nun partet Der NeriDunbete, bets
ZEN 0erleBung IN fi9 unbebeutenb lit,
auf bic Wirtungen bes ne~utalebonis
i4en Sites.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
&aie=8au.

Die gefrigen spiele refultirtpn mi
fol9t:
u mericanN ociation.
indianapolis, 8. SUM-.
Snbpls. % OOO4O1OOOO2-
@%olumbus0 0O41OOOOOO1-
Dem Spiel tuobnien etna 1000 3u=
i9auer BET.
Milmautee, 8. SUM-.
Wttltp1ufee.. 30 0101OOO*- 2
Wfinneapolts ..OOOOO1OOOe l
Ganfas @itp, 8. SUM-.
2anias @itp. 10 OOO1OOO1- 2
st. paul 20 SO
@"rtes spiel.
Solebo, 3. SUM.
SDlebo. ......O 11OO1O2*-5
Souispiae ....2 90
3meites spiel.
Soleoo, 3. SUM-.
Solebo. 10000 II
s louisville 30 01O21O2OO- 6
NattpnaI=2ig a.
Pbilabelpbia, 8. SUM.
PHILADELPHIA ..OOO2OO1OO- 8
......2 O.
Bottom, 8. SUM-.
......0 II
st. Souls 80 go 600 OIL
Stem Oorf, 8. SUM-.
Rem gOrf. 81 OOO0O1OO- q
- 0O0O1O2O- 81
8rooflpn, 3. SUM-.
6rOOflpn.O 0 Is
.Bittsbur90 010102OOOOO o. 4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Surge Sepei9en.
SnIan b.
3. SUM-.

SnIano.
Us afbin gton. 9rei BON ben
Stnoerr1 beg prdiibenten begaben fiG
fttr ben CONNER mad Snifer Ban.
AnnappIis, orb. MomirGl
Setpep rabm an Der @runbFeinleauna
Der ttel1ett @apelle auf benz plaBe Der
Marine=Q tabemie theil. SER. Moobp
belt cine Nnfpra9e.
SattIe Greet Did. 80. $.
Wiler, Supreme Maiter Worfman
bonn Anctent Orber Of uniteb Worf=
men, tarb bier in elmer .6eilantalt.
Ut fanmte aus ct. 2ouis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04

Die neue rumdnif6e& amz
rler bat einfttmmig % Miuionen
Sronts fir ben Nnfauf BON @6neuz
f~eHertanonen bepiGigt. Der als
4rtegsminifter fungirenbe Minifter=
prdftbent @turbSa bate Der &ummer
nobeeelegt, biefen &rebit gu bepini=
gen, oamit RumGnien nit Der mobern=
itenWaffe ~ausgeitattet fperbe, bic alien
aettgemdben Nnforberuneen entipre9e.
Runednien biirfe ii9 ni6t bon ben Gr>
eigni1en iiberraf9en laHen unb miiGe
FIR ieben San borbereitet fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
SnIauO b.

. untingtOn, %. @a. 3;uei
farbtge Watroien oes 9ampfers ,@rep=
bouno" ertranten unb 8Dotsmann
Soutn, Der einen babon anaebIid iiber
goro ftieB, miro uesert Mproes fef=
qehalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Sin Sroitmort fir Mfanner.
Weues Sclepbpn o O

So siebt feinen t~rauriseren 53uffanb, aIs
ben oes eel9mdften Wannes. Seine 9Ias
9efnetne 6eiunbbeit mag gang gut iein i,nb
6ennod tptrb linn bur9 biele gebeime
Sapd9e oas 2eben CUR 2aft. SD peiB
btes aus etntser Grfabruns unb ba i6 mad
langem. nnblofem @rperimentiren enoIt6
ote rtd1tige 8ebanSluns sefunben babe,
70 babe t9 mir ppr9enommen, bielen fi6eren
gSeg 5lr SeiIun3 aud 9tnberen su seieen.
Ste bratcben mir MIR cine 8rtefmarfe su
1dtde1t trto t9 min ibnen gerre iasen, mas
Ste tbr1t rniiien, utn Sbre pole Nannes<
trait pieber 81 ~erlan9en.
git Sarmersrub
Sreo. Mitaer, Sraier, Ni9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
a b.

parts. Sn Der Gammer unters
brettete Der Habtfale 6ubbarb etnen
4ntrag, Die @inlaouns beg amerifani=
l6en @ongrehes gu Der @ibune bes
5tptf4en parlamentarif9en 0erbanbs
IN Nmerita an5unebmen. Ser antrao
tam an Die 8uoget=G ommiffion.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
W 0rber.i9e &affen=
ID e.

Sreenbille, Drill, 8. SUM-
BET etnem Sample, Der ft9 geferr
yta9t auf elmer 80 Meile11 entfernter
pFan3ung in Srail Safe, Drill, ab=
fpteIte, tamen Sobn Sims unb Ieiu
Sei9dftsfH6rer Cato bur9 Neser um's
Seben nno ebenfO 3 Garbise.
Die S9ld6terei besann, als ge1ern
Na9t Sims unb Cato in ibrem 2aben
plDBli9 bon benz Neser @larf anee-
9rifen unb 8eioe nit elmer Windefer=
gti9fe gei9ufen uurben. Ser @rfete
ttarb fofort, Cato permo9te bis snr
2httr gu geben, no Tim Elm friberer
yteger=S trdfing nit einem @esuebr auf
ben Ropf f9lus. gr erlag beute fritb
ietnen 8erleBungen.
Bebor Der @9eriff nit einem Mufqe-
bot a1tarn. tparen bic Neser gan Dorn
unb @lart entfIoben.
9orn fano man i'm Walbe, na9bem
trlterpees Elm britter 5arbi9er, Der f@
IN ben Wes geifent nieberee5doRen
tporeen mar. Ban Sprn puroe I'm
GefdnaniB 3u 2eelanb unter ffarfer
gepa9ung internirt, beute fritz ieoo6
BON einem Dob aebolt unb selpn9t.
Sn5tuif9en febrte Der Neqer glarf
mad benz Sims 2absr suritf, nm uei=
tere Morotbaten gu beriiben, uurbe
aber ielbf bonn 8u9balter @rom unb
Inoeren eri9oRen.
Wnn 1T Der Nnfi6t, baB es f9 um
DIE Serf9pDrune elmer gebeimen See
ger=Seieai9aft banbelt.
Snn9morb.
8rangebilIe Sbaho, 8. sunni. !
s. Us. Mpers, Der bor 8 WoAen einen
Worb unb Morbberiu9 be9aneen,
tuuroe beute ben Seamten bel 9sbite
gtrb entriRen unb gelpn9t. @r foate
mag penn @ou1tp=8efdngniB gebra9t
/; Die 2pn6er tparen an 3abI
ben Seante1 breimal itberlegen.
y ouberneurs q nina
tion boIIsoeen
SpringfieIb, ST., 8. Stunt.
g. 9eneen bon @bicaae uurbe
3eute yfa4mittag bon Der Republican.
5taats=@onbenttDn alg 8ouberneurs=
Sanbioat aufgeitelt. IS fanb nur
inc Nbtimmung ftatt. Il
@ouberneur Oates bate cine See t
ue9ung ein9eleitet, bamtt ale iibrieen
SanOioaten auBer 2opoen suriiGtreten;
ieier aber lebnte ab unb iibertrug feline /
5ttmmen auf 9eneen. {
3tDni e1=G onbenttpn n. :
@leoeIan6, O., 3. Stunt. 9ie
Contention Der american. 3ionifen +
eriammelte fi9 beute nit 1OOSelesaten .
us29 Staaten. Sic tpi6tiefe ssraoe,
'elhe our 8eratbuns ffebt, 1T Die Mn=
abme oes 4ngebots BON England, in
)f=Ifrica 2anb our @rtnbung zines 8
euen Subda bersugeben. ]
erntnftige@ g.ltp.
6 bicago, 3. Stunt. Inter Der L
baB Caroline gatterIon c
3ure4nungsfdbig 1T urb baB
ire moralif9en gi9enf9aften ni9t
I'M Gegenfanoe seri9tli9er @rpd=
lng 9ema4t tuerben t6nner, mics Der y
ppeuattonsbof Die Mntr1ee beg Ser =
69ensberualters beg Miliondr=@ on= Y
attors @larf ab, pobur9 bas M6b= q
en- IN ibrer Junftipn als SeFaments= u
Oufreferif 9ebinoert peroen follte. y
rim. Patterfon, bic Getretdrin glarfs, o'
i'm Ssfament nit mebreren 1000 e
pillars beba6t unb fol- ben Miuiondr ~
Tamilie entfrembet baben. =
nj
8ergleute u6erna9 RI,
einem &inbe. 81
Serre 6aute. 8. SUM. @eit
'er 1000 8ersleute ftenten geferr1 Die be
tbeit elm, um mad Dem 4 Sabre alien ge
obn Deg Sr. 8pers gu iu9en, uelder g
leBten @onntag bermiBt tpiro. Ollie 81
'aherthmpel, Sei9e unb berlaFenen fi
ergtuerte in Der @esenb muroen ae= po
III our4fu9t, bon benz 3inbe tpuroe MI
bod teine Spur gefunben. 81. 8pers I'm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-04
Sabu.nnfaM.
Wenr sejen anf Der Wihonri Yacifc.
gatn Derni1tet.

tstb
ftoB bor paKagier=3 igen BEL Marti
@itp, Is Weilen iibli9, um's 2ebeu
biele finb berIebt.
Die gabnbeamten tpurben aufoefor
bert, 10 bieIe Nsr3te als m6eli9 mi
benz 9ilfs3ug gu ienben, tporaus ma,
f6lieBt, bob biele 9aKaeiere beruun
bet ftno. Ser 9iIfs3ug fubr etma l.
l1br Na9ts ab.
Tt1a4p perm iebenes Il n
lif 4.
@tncinnati, o., 8. Suni
Settern nm Witterna9t beranIaBter
HeoOlberi9tRe in 9anging &od 2 ga.
trouiaen gum Nnmari9 geeen oi,
S9uBri9tung aus entsegeneefebter
Srten. &etne fanb ben Sbdter, als fl
aber in Der Sunfelbeit auf einanbe,
ftteBen, tpdre es um elm 9aar su elmer
Sra9oote 9efommen. Sin Offisier
ttarnte auf ben 3uruf feinen Namen
u11o otes betpabrte Die Seute oabDr, oaB
fte gegenieitg auf fi9 Geuer abeeben.
j a m m EN- unb parfime.
u e m ODrt, 3. SUM. SEEDS
Jelernebrleute tuurben beute in einem
6auie, mo fi6 eine garfamerie=Iabri
befanb, bur9 Rau9 unb parftime Be-
muBtlos.
Wdbrenb BEG granbes 3erbra6en
garlitmerie= Glai5en in GROCER Menae.
Die SlhfRgteit Oermenste fi6 nit ben
Jlammen unb ie6s Der Geu~ertuebrleute
tpuroen obnmd8tis bapongetraget.
m n @ipbe.
M tlmautee, 3. Sunt. SIN
proceHe gegen Grant Nie3Orapsfi, Elm
Der Sefe9ung t~iberfhbrtes Mitalieo
Der Ofentli@e Werte, fam es gu einem
auffebenerregenoen 3uifdenfaa.
3pei @ef6morene rei6te1 na6 Dem
elm 99rifttif elm tuonad
lie 5ur abgabe bes @9ulbia : Wahr=
9%e5tuun9en tporben ieien. 6eute
'rtldrten bic 9lei6en @ef9worenen,
bdtten ben Snbalt beg Documents
lt6t gefannt, fonbern nit benz Nnae-
unb einem Nntpalt cine Wirt6=
DAFT beiu6t unb Ieien in Der Srunten=
'ett CUR unter3ei9nung peranlaBt
uDrbert.
} o9paffe unb eturm=
6aoen.
&anas @itp, Mo., 3. sunni.
Tie N%ebenftHe beg Rap lin Ranfas
beute RAID unb es orobt ernffe
,o6flutb.
Sett 2 Sagen reenet es ftarf in oans
tpie iiberbaupt febr bGuiq in
en- leBten 80 Saaen. Nu9 beute aebt :
'r &egen tueiter unb bic Solqe 1T,
Der &ap sSluB Bel Der Mtinouno
! &anfas @ttp iber feline ufer tritt.
Smmerbin inb Die 0erhdltniHe
I6t 10 f6limm uie bic sroBe Sunni ;
lutb i'm febten Sabr. Ser 8abn= J
1T 9eft6rt uno biele 3iige mad
IT unb @ef fDnnen bereits nidt
Sn Netuton, Gan., purben 600 z
cute our9 Die Glutb i'm @anb Greet {
'oa1los; biele entfamett nit tnapper
ifbe unb bas glenb 1T groB. Mu6 9
ls 3ablrei6en anberen Srten Iieaen G
Seri9te bor.
6 ar @itp, Mo., 8. SUM-. q
IN Sornaoo in Dallas, Seras, rib q
bas 9a9 bes Bureaus Der We=
IN Union Sci. 90. ab uno eeriibte
bern S9aben in Der Stabt. Z
Der Sturm bauerte bon Griibmor= 7
ns big Spdt=Nadmittag. &leinere
in ben NuBenbesirten tpurben
lebD9 TT Niemanb berleBt. II
u as Ctr, &as., 8. =;
int. Sin Sornabo berbeerte 6eute g
encoe, Elm Stdbt9en BON 1000 Gin m
bnern tn Sflaboma, 5 6Gufer limb nj
e Stride ~5erif6renb. 8erf9iebene l aal
lite ftno lei9t berleBt. :.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-14
COUNTY DEMOCRATS
The Date Of the Convention Will be
Fixed Today.

A meeting of the democratic county
central committee will be held here to-
day and the date will be fixed for the
holding of the county convention at
which delegates will be chosen to be
sent to st. Louis to the democratic
national convention. The meeting to-
day IS to be fraught with interest for
1t is expected that the Hearst advo-
Gates will try to secure the endorse
ment of their favorite candidate. 1t is
not believed that though this is the
strongest Hearst county in the terri
tory, if not the only one, they will be
able to do it. There has been a re-
PROCESSION of the Hearst movement
here within the last two weeks and at
the meeting of the territorial commit
tee it was given further impetus along
the down grade.
If the matter were left to a vote of
the democrats of the county, there is
little doubt that there would be dec
laration for Hearst, but the leading
Hearst men, those who desire to have
something to do with the politics of
the territory, received a hint Wednes-
day which has somewhat moderated
their enthusiasm. They were told by
the members of the committee from
Arizona republican., 1904-04-14
nURPHEY NOT GUILTY
The Verdict Reached by the Jury in
Twenty Hours.

After having the case of w. f.
Murphey under consideration for
twenty hours. for it is presumed the
jurymen dreamed about it while they
slept, at o'clock yesterday afternoon
they brought in a verdict of not guilty.
Soon after the converting of court yes
terday morning word came from the
jury room that more information was
wanted on a certain point of law.
Judge Kent, when the request was
made known to him, said that he was
n. .ot sure that the right remained with
him to offer any further instructions.
He conferred with the attorneys for
the government and for the defense as
to their views. Mr.. Nave said he had
no objections to the further enlighten-
ment of the jury and he did not think
it would be error if the defense would
consent. Judge Baker, after a little
hesitation, said, I'VE will stand pat"
The jury was then brought in and
Foreman Yaeger said that the jury
desired a little more information re-
garding the meaning of the expression,
corrupt intent" Judge Kent replied
that he was sorry that he had not
made that point quite clear but that it
was too late now for him to do so.
The jury retired and five hours later
q message was brought in informing;
the court that a verdict had been
reached.
The defendant and his attorneys were
in the court room at the time. There
were anxious lines on their faces, for
the signs were against them. Those
who have watched the progress OF
criminal trials have noticed that when
a verdict is found after long hours of
elaboration it is usually against the
defendant. That is not one of the
things that just happen so; there is
a reason for it. The juryman who
holds out for conviction is not, as a
general thing, so persistent as the jury
man who stands for acquittal
As the jurymen entered the box, not
one of them looked toward the defend
ant, and that was another bad sign.
The jury also looked woe BECOME That
might have been from loss of leep or
it might have been from the perform
Arizona republican., 1904-04-14
AN AFTERNOON PARTY
In Honor Of Mrs. J. c. Herndon of
Prescott.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. A. c. Bak-
er and Mrs. ]. L. B. Alexander gave
one of the prettiest afternoon parties
Of the season at the home Of Mrs
Baker on North First avenue in honor
of Mrs. ]. c. Herndon, of Prescott.
The reception hall was a bower of
palms and sweet peas, the parlors were
in ferns. American beauty roses and
white sweet peas, while La France
roses and evergreens were used in the
punch room.
Mrs. Herndons gown was black bro
caded satin with silk lace trimmings.
Mrs. Baker wore a gown of white
crepe de chine and cluny lace Mrs.
AleXa nder's gown was of white crepe
de chine with lace trimmings. Miss
Whalen, who assisted, was charming in
a dainty gown of white null. Miss
Mary Alexander and Miss Helen Alex
ander, who opened the doors for the
guests, were in blue and pink
The place cards for the game, which
was five hundred" were dainty land
scape paintings made by Mrs. Alex
ander.
Mrs. Aaron Goldberg received the
lone hand prize, a silver candlestick.
Mrs. w. c. Barnes was awarded the
first prize, a dainty gold belt pin. Mrs.
Oberfelder the second a travelling
clock, and Mrs. c. F. Ainsworth won
the third prize, a Japanese card case.
A delightful menu was served.
The invited guests were: Mrs. Charles
Akers, Mrs. G. F. Ainsworth, Mrs.
Walter Bennett, Mrs. Frank Aims
worth, Mrs. f. J. Bennitt. Mrs. Alexan-
der .. Brodie, Mrs. L. H. Chalmers,
Mrs. George II. Cook, Mrs. Frank Cox,
Mrs. j. w. Doris, Mrs. w. @. Foster
Mrs. Emil CAM Mrs. Harry Heap, Mrs.
Dwight B. Heard, Mrs. Dave Goldberg,
Mrs. Joseph Kibbey, Mrs. Charles Gold
man, Mrs. H. j. Jessop, Mrs. Sarah G..
Evans, Mrs. Caroline Kibbey, Mrs.
James H. McClintock. Mrs. L. c. Mas
ten, Mrs. H. ]. McClung. Mrs. N. A.
Morford, Mrs. Sarah Murphy, Mrs w
F. Nichols, Mrs. S. Oberfelder, Mrs c.
S. Birdsal, Mrs. Hugh H. Price, Mrs
w. G. Barnes, Mrs. Webster Street.
Mrs Isaac T. Stoddard, Mrs. Walter
Talbot. Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs. George
w. Vickers, Mrs. Beverly Cox, Mrs. H
B. Wilkinson. Mrs. ]. VI. Swetnam, Mrs
R. E. Holbrook, Mrs. Kent, Mrs,
Waite, Mrs. Harry Tritle, Mrs
George Buxton, Mrs. w. H. Pinney
Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. G. w. Gage
of Tempe, Mrs. bennett, of Tempe
and Mrs. w. H. Barnes, of Tucson.
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ance of a disagreeable duty. At any
rate those who risked a guess at the
result guessed that it had been against
the defendant. But it had not been.
All signs had failed. When the clerk
pronounced the words mot guilty" the
attorneys and friends of the defendant
gathered about him and shook his
hand.
There are still four more cases like
the one just tried pending against the
defendant, but it is not likely that any
Of them will be tried at the present
term of court. They cannot, in fact, be
tried after this week, for next week the
criminal trials of the territorial side
States term in the southern district
will begin next Monday.
Two more United States c2szs were
set for yesterday. One was that Of
A A. Pratt, indicted for embeZZlement
while acting at postmaster at Wicken-
burg, and the other that of w. 7. Arm
strong, former sheriff of ella county,
who had been indicted for the illegal
branding of a COW belonging TO an In
dian of the San Carlos reservation. The
Pratt trial went over until today and
the Armstrong trial was begun. When
court adjourned for the day the gov
eminent had not concluded it's testi-
mony. most Of which had been furn-
ished by the Arizona Rangers, who had
arrested the defendant and who had Sc
cured most of the evidence against
him.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-14

the outside and especially by those
from the south that if Maricopa sent
a Hearst delegation to Tucson this
county would rot be allowed a membe:
in the delegation to st. Louis.
The local Hearst leaders thereupon
engaged in a mathematical calculation.
They found that there would be 1874
votes in the Tucson convention and
that Maricopa could furnish only 35 of
them. 1t was shown at the meeting Of
Wednesday that this county stands
practically alone. There is some scat
tering support in the north, while on
the other hand the south is solidly
against Hearst. There is therefore a
growing impression that it is better for
Maricopa to give up Hearst than to
give up participation in national demo-
cratic deliberations.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-14
Nothing Succeeds Like Success.
DR.. EiHBBARD
IS KNOWN THROUGHOUT
The SoUTHwE5T As A
Leading Specialist
Ir CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence
and patronage of TIA;
leading business men
and IN ost prominent
citizens of Arizona. The
n.,,, d, cr-.l,,No 8
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REDUCED RATES TO ST. LOUIS

Via the Texas and Pacific railway, the
short line to the Worlds Fair. For
full information call on NJ. o. Bick-
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oil
Arizona republican., 1904-04-14

The sales during the year 1903 Of
Moet & Chandon White Seal were A.
013,634 bottles, a figure never before
reached by any other champagne
house. White Seal is the champagne
of the day
Arizona republican., 1904-04-14

The Presbyterian Sunday Schoo,
Picnic on the Phoenix and Eastern r.
r.. to the ella river and Buttes, twelve
miles beyond Florence, will leave the
Santa Fe depot at a. m, Saturday
morning, the 18th. Friends contem-
plating going should procure their
tickets Friday so that satisfactory ac-
commodations can be arranged.