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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-01
Die s66ne nit oem smrGsieber.

Gin SprObling bes Neapolitanif9en
Patriairatbs uno 5par aus benz 9lors
rei9en 9uuie berer BON Pisnutelli
lentt pieper einmaI bic 8lite bes ges
lammten ieniationslifternan Staliea
auf ii9. lnb bas fam 10: 9ettor bieB
err, Der iunse 9elb, Der ii9 elm Sabr
binbur9 nit elmer improDifierten Ins
brpma6e, elmer Sran5Oiin, in ben pier
Mauern BON Srola>Wlpnte Carlo bers
umtrieb, Bis bas aleineelb ale mar.
2eergebrannt pie Slipn na9 benz
aehnten Sabre aog 9ettor Marquls
pisnateni nit ieiner S4onen =
emilia 2eumaipn rad Dem 2anbe
s~stalien suriid, um ii9 am Muitefs-
buIen Der alien Mar9eia ausSupei=
men unb bic @raeugerin an5upumpen.
l1mIonit = Srau 9etabe blie6 liner
bittli6, unb Die lei9te S4One puros
na9 &pm ~abgeiGoben. 2anee absr
tielt es absr Der Mar9eie ni9t pbns
feline Slamme aug. @r reiite ibr nab
unb truf tie sufGnig i'm Sauie zines
6reunoes, Der glet6faus NIT lbnl IN
Monte Carlo eebauit uno fih nunmebr
in Hom uuf cen e0Ien Beirut bes Gelbs
perleibers Serleete. Die f6Dne Gmiz
liza erbliden, uuf Elm b~aliegenbes &as
fiermeTer gu i"tir5en unb ibr na9 Neus
politanii9er Site bus geiidt na9
allen Gidtungen bur&E6neiben, mar
ems. Damn ersriff Der ebte Murquis
bic Jlu9t, pdbrenb emilia unter Sc
5eter ins Spitol sei9uift puroe.
SrGulein 2eumaIon, Die auf Der 8iibns
auftritt, pirb in 3ufunft sans beions
bers fir beutihe Stubentenrolen pie
Iltz6eibelbsrg" unb berslei9en be-
fG6igt fem. sic brau6t ii3 feline
tiinitli6en nS6miFe" aufsumalen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-01

Quf einem Oampfer II NJ
toeit Wer6neoneprpipst am Sniepr
erf6ob Der Miliondr 9rsfpip ben
&piafenpffi5ier 9etrop. bon benz er
6eleioigt unb ing Geii6t gefdlagen
tporben mar. Gr purbe rerbaftet.
Geaen bes Sraqen BON
Sleiberi6lsppen Fat bic Yoli5sipsrfpal,
tuna in N~prbbouien r3ur @erbiituna
bon @eiunb6eitssefa6ren unb 8eIGifis
auneen bur6 Staubenpideluns" e:ns
pcliSeiperprbnung erlafen. 3upiberz
6a%nblungen perben NIT 80 sri. @eIb>
itrafe pber entipre6enber 6aft eeabnz
bet. Die Observation-Disclosures, fir Die
bas @erbpt gilt, iinb genuu be5ei9nst.
Gin rel 9sIdnbif6es Slatt
bra6fe fiir5lia bic Na6ri9t, bab am
/. Oftober b. s. in Der SsItuns 8itf9
cine ariessf9ule fir GiniG6ris=S rei@
tpinige Der Snfunterie CUR @usbilbung
Ton Heierpepffi3ieren eingeridtet tperz
ben foue; bic am 1. Sftober sur Gntz
lafung tommenoen Ginldbrigen f0nns
ten bic a6tp0Gige erfte llebune eIei9
ani9lieben; bepdbre ii9 bic ginri9>
tung, 10 foIe lie AUDI auf anbsre Orr
meetorps ausgebebnt perben. = Bie
Der 6albmonatsf6rift fir bic Sffisiere
hes Observation-Disclosures n4ISsit Be-
rsit" bon suitdnbiser Settle in StraB=
burg miteetbeilt pirb, if bort bon eis
mem fpIGen Qlnne nihfs befonnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-01
ssaa GortisBuns fulst.)
mpr0perfu9 elmer

Selbtt mprOper u1 elmer
9 ei It It n. SSn &Oniss>
bad, 8aben, brad in elmer S9eune
5euer aug. @us Dem @ebGuoe bDrte
man sntfeBli9es Sammern. Man fano
barin Die seiitesgeitDrte 19iGbrise
So9ter oes 2anbpirtbs S9miot, Die
fi9 bas 3eben nebmen polte iinb i9on
balb berbrannt mar. Inter entiebliden
Qualen lit Die ungludlide seitorben.
Sos Seuer purbe balo gel0i9t.
gu so6e sef9Ieift. Sn
Wei9ersbd9, 9efenzRahau, tpuroe
Ser %13idbrise Sobn bes Sasl0bners
9drtner bon elmer 8ub, Die er auf Die
Weioe fiibren folte, SuSobe eef9leift.
Der &nabe bate fiH ods 2ettieil um
oen 2eib gei9lungen; plObli9 i9sais
bas Sbier uno rate bapon, ben &naz
ben binter ii9 beri9leifeno.
@9pere g 9iffsfpIIi>
70 n. SIM Iermeltunal ftieb ous eng
Iii9e S9lu6tfdiff nGaefar" i'm bi9>
ten Nebel auf sic britif6e Bart rMfe
sbuniitan," Die bon 9amburs mad
Gan Diego untertpegs tpar. Die Bart
fant tnnerbalb spei Minuten. @on
ibren "a Munn 9eiuBuns fonnten nur
elf s~erettet perosn.
Sci g If 8 ii B g er :
9oen ipur0en 35 SolOaten in
ser rumGnifGen @arniionfabt 9i=
tef9t. Our9 einen ungliidliden 3us
fan mar cine Inaabl bon 9epebren
nit f9arfen Patronen selaoen porben.
g raufige Shat einer
90 lutte Sn S9l0helpeilau. qrenz
bii9>S9leiien, bate Die Srau zines
Maarenle9ers bas Stiuen hires iiingz
item &inoes eingeitelt. On einem Na9s
mittag b0rte plDbli9 Die Mutter Der
Srau Life 6tlferufe zines &inbes. Sic
fano bie Wobnftube i6rer SoGter ee=
f9lpfen unb fpnnte nur our9 @epalt
in Die Stube brineen, mo ii6 ibr Elm
sntieBli6er @nblid bot. S6re So6ter,
fopie 0eren 0rei &inber, bon benen Die
dlteiten orei uno flint Sabre 5Gblten,
bingen an beri6te0enen plGBen in Ser
Stube, Ods Jingle on Der Sfentbir.
Sas Glteite &inO par 10 aufgefniipft
pproen, oab es nod jummern tonnte,
uno baour6 mar Die 9robmutter aufs
merriam sepproen. Sieie i9nitt To-
fort ale bier ab, unO es gelang Dem
Qr5t, tie idmmtli9 in's 2eben Suriidz
5urufen. Die Srau CAB ais 9runb
ibrer Shat an, Oab tie befiir9tet babe,
Is perbe ni9t mOgli9 fein, Die Orei
&in6er gu ernGbren. Der @bemann
bat iebo9 guten @erbienit unb lit isbr
orbentGi9. Die 6rou bate in einem
Infal bon @eiftesit0rung gebanoelt.
S9Iimme 6olsen eines
g turmes. Sn Ger britif9@liios
afrifanif6en &olonte Natal bat eir
beftiser Sturm groben S4aoen ange=
ri9tet. Sn pinetopn BART Elm Wois
ferreferpoir; unsefdbr 200 Snoier uni
ginssborsne iinb umsstommen. Dit
0erbtnoungen puroen unterbrofen;
Ser poitaug mad johannesburg mubt'
13 Stunben fuoli9 bon Gaftcourt lie.
gen bleiben. 8ei llmainto lift aas
f9pebii9e S9iff r9ri9era" iprad &c.
tporoen. Neun Mann Der 8efasung
einfdltebli4 bes &~apitdns. perlorer
ibr 2eben.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
TYPESETTING MACHINES
Why the Lanston honotype was FIRE.
ferred by Palmer.

oyster Ba". Sept. 1O.-Presideut
Roosevelt today made public the re-
port of the Keep commission on its re-
cent investigation OF affairs in the gov
ernment printing Office at Washington
The inquiry was made by special direc-
tiOn of the president on account %
protest which he had received from o.
fcials of the Mergentnaler TypesettIns
Machine company against the award
of a contract by Public Printer FEauk
W. Palmer TO the Lanston MOnotype
company for seventy-tvo machines OF
its make.
It developed by investigation that
two important assistants OF the pub
lie printer We're Indirectly Interested On
the LanstOn company. their wives be-
ing stockholders therein The COM
mission shows that a fair and impa--
tial test OF the Lanston and MerEen-
tnaIer M chimes was not made. and the
report says that the purchase OF -
large number Of LanSIou machiueS
was "improvident" and indicated great
partiality and bias on the part OF the
public printer The commission re-
CARDS the purchase as "maladministra-
ton"
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11

with $4,000 in August, 1904 Demand
from the country is increasing every
week, and with the packers killing as
many as they are, the big runs of Sep
tember and October should be absorbed
without any congestion, or much in
jury to prices. The market is weak to
10 cents lower, however, on most of the
range cattle. Several trains of Color
ado steers sold early last week at 1925
to $4.15, COWS at $3.50 to 1925, Gamers
around 81. The Texas cows sold most
ly at $2.35 to $2.75. stockers and feed
ers at 1925 to $3.75, bulls at 81 to $3.50
veals at So to $5.75; veal calves sold
at Sc.
The mutton supply last week aggre-
gated $4,000 head, with a run today of
10000. Prices remained about steady
all of last week, although competition
was not quite as sharp as formerly.
Country buyers got a few sheep last
week at $3.50 to $4.40 for ewes; weth-
ers around $4.65, yearlings, $5, and
lambs, $3.50. The market is about
steady, two or three lots of Utah lambs,
65 to 6S pounds, at $3.50 a new top
price this season; they made $3.50 last
week. Mexican wethers sold at So, 81
pounds; Colorado wethers, SO pounds,
at IS. The large local demand has kept
prices well up in line with Chicago so
far this season.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
ERIE IMPROVEMENTS
A Railroad Branch Which Viii cost
$4,000, 900.

New York, Sept. 1O.-Approxirnately
$4,00O.0O0 Will be required 10 build the
GeneSee River railroad. recently iacog-
porated by officers of the ETie Fa5iI sad
The new road is TO be thirty-fuur riiiez
long and viii extend from Hunts =
small station near Portage. IN Living
stOn county, on the Buffalo dfViSisss
to Cuba on the main line Besu-se1
HOrnellsville and Cuba there are 60
be two very heavy grades each Fezcb=
ing about fifty feet 10 the mile which
must be surmOunted. The coast-ar-
tion of this short line will give o.
grade Of twO-tenthS per cent-FrFszs-ti-
cally a water-level route. as the gFzs-
on the Buffalo division from HorttelIs-
Vile to Hunts exceeds that but litrlr-
The line is extended To be used
chiefly for freight traffic and ziIl add
much to economy of operation BY per
mitting heavier train loads and 50 utiI-
iZing to the best advantage the ina
proved rolling stock now rapidly be-
ing placed on the Erie.
This new cutoff is supplemental -
that which cuts out the heavy gr-tdRs
in the vicinity of MiddletoWn. where
work on a double track freight line
has already begun-this Improvement
to be completed At an estimated coss
of S1O,0OO.OOO.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
ALL OUT
An Alarming Report From
TifIiS Georgia
In the Immediate Vicinity of Baku
Conditions are Better and Resi-
dence is Considered Safe.

Tif1is, Sept. 10.-The governor of
Baku reports that the firing continued
last night and today, though on a
smaller scale, and that few were kill
ed or wounded. The troops and police,
he says, are still engaged in prevent
ing incendiarism and pillaging.
The director of the chronological in
stitUte at Baku telegraphs, saying:
I'VE are starving and dying" and i'm
plOring the dispatch of necessities.
The worst news today comes from
the Zangesurskf district, where it is
reported that many Armenian villages
We're wiped out and hundreds of per-
sons were killed. The whole of the
Tartar populat tion has risen and has
been joined by four thousand armed
Kurds from the Persian bank of the
Alas river.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
KANSAS CITY MARKET
A Review of Prices and Condition Of
the Past Week.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 1O-More
than $4,000 cattle came in last week,
the largest run of the season, but this
week has made a good start. with "a,
600 head. COrn-fed steers and the best
grass steers made some advance last
week, but the other grades of cattle lost
10 to 20 cents. Trade was active all
week, both from packers and country
buyers. Seven hundred cars of stock
ers and feeders were taken to the coun-
try, and the packers bought nearly 40,
coo cattle. During August this year
country buyers took 10000 cattle to the
country, against $4,000 the same week
last year, while the packers here
slaughtered 5000 cattle, as compared
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
GRATITUDE OF RUSSIA
American Goods 10 Come Under the
Favored Nation Clause.

Oyster Bay. L. I. Sept 10.-At con-
ference last night between president
Roosevelt and the Russian peace en-
vOys. NJ. Witte by direction OF the EN-
peror of Russia, presented the follow
ing communication:
Some years ago. in consequence OF
the misunderstanding of an interpreta-
ton Of the most favored nation clause.
there were established in Russia. ON
several articles OF American production.
customs duties on 4 higher scale shan
those levied on the same articles when
imported from other countries.
His majesty the emperor OF Russia
has commanded me to inform the pres
ident Of the United States that he has
been pleased TO order q dfscoatiuuance
of the levying of such higher duties on
American products in order that hence
forth American manufacturers should
pay the same duties as on exports from
other countries"
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
INJURED PRIVATE LINES.
Philippine Government Will No Longer
Engage in Transportation Business.

Washington, Sept. 1O.-The Philip
pine government will suspend the oper-
alton of certain of the so-caIled coast
guard cutters" which have been en-
ployed in transporting government Off
cials, carrying supplies and other work.
owing to the complaints of private
transportation lines, that the competi-
tion of the government vessels makes
their business Improbable.
There have been some seventeen gov
ernment vessels on the various routes
Except where private lines do not pen
citrate the government boats will be
discontinued and public business to the
other points will be let by contract.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
TURKS CONDEMN AMERICAN.
One Naturalized Armenian Sentenced
to Death for Killing Another.

Constantinople, Sept 1O.-Chirkis
Vartanian was sentenced to death today
for the murder on Aug. 26 of a wealthy
Armenian merchant named Aanik Und-
jian. Vartanian is an Armenian by
birth, but had become an American cit
izen through naturalization. It appears
that he was sent from America at the
instigatiOn of the Armenian revolution
ary committee for the express purpose
of killing Undjian.
The murdered man at one time, ac-
Cording to common report, was a rev
oIUtionist but severed his connection
with the party. The American minis
ter, Mr.. Leishman, had an interview
yesterday with the foreign minister on
the subject.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
The First Sign of the Arm
istiCe in ManChuria
JAPANESE COMMISSION
Presents Communication From
Oyama to LineVitCh Suggesting a
Place OF neeting-Early Departure
Off. Witte From This Country.

Godzyania, Manchuria, Sept. 10.-At
l o'clock this afternoon Japanese
commissioner, bearing white flag and
escorted by fifty soldiers, arrived at a
post near the railway and handed to
the Russian officers who went to meet
them a letter from Field Marshal
Oyama to General Linevitch, congratu-
Iating him on the conclusion of peace
and begging him to appoint Russian
plenipotentiaries to arrange an armis-
tice.
Field Marshal Oyama appointed Cen
eral Tukushima as plenipotentiary for
his side the letter announced, and he
suggested Chakhedza as a meeting
place.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
PRESIDENT NOT CAT HOME"
Two Greatly Disappointed Women
Callers at Sycamore Hill.

Oyster Bay, Sept. 1O.-Mrs. w. w.
Lee, the woman in Blue" from Man
hasset, L. L, who made four previous
unsuccessful efforts to see President
Roosevelt, visited oyster Bay again
today. She drove from Manhaset in
a dog cart and returned the same
way after calling up Sycamore Hill
by telephone and being informed that
President Roosevelt did not care TO
receive her.
Another visitor who was not re-
ceived at the Hill was a Jewess au-
thoress. who wished to talk with the
president about the future of her race.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
cANADA's WHEAT FOR EXPORT.
Premier of Manitoba Says 1t Will Have
75,0oo,ooo Bushels to Send Abroad.

st. Paul, Sept. 10.-Premier Robin
of Manitoba who arrived here today
says probably 100000 bushels of Ca
madam wheat will seek outlet this year
a fact the American exporter of wheat
and flour will have to figure on. West
ern Canada, he declares, has better IA
cilities this year than ever before for
handling the trade.
The premier added that there is not
the slightest doubt that the Canadian
northwest has raised 100,000,000 bush
els of wheat and practically all of it is
cut and secured. He fears the season
viii not pass without a freight conges-
tiOn, despite all efforts of the railroads.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
ENGINE BOILER EXPLODED.
Engineer and Fireman Blown into a
Ditch-Both Badly Hurt.


Springvale, Me, Sept. 1O.-Charles
Higgins and John HOlbrook, the en-
gineer and fireman of the train run
ming from Bar Harbor to New York
over the Boston and TSaine railroad,
were removed to a hospital at Port
land today, seriously Scalded as a re-
suit of the explosion of the boiler of
their locomotive. The accident hap
pened during the night, between
Springvale and Alfred, on the Worces-
ter, Nashua and Portland division Of
the Boston and Maine railroad. None
of the passengers on the train was in
jured, nor was the train derailed by
the explosion.
The boiler blew up while the train
was making the grade approaching
Spring gvale. Both the engineer and fire.
man We're hurled into the ditch, bad
ly scalded, though otherwise uninjur-
ed.
The engine was wrecked. a new To-
comotive was taken on at Alfred and
the train proceeded on its way sew
eral hours late.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
Conditions in Japan Be-
coming Normal
DISTURBERS ARRESTED
Only a Tenth Of Them Will be Tried.
The Punishment Visited VIII be
Light. Changes in the Ministry In
Consequence OF the Outbreak

Toxic. Sept. 1O.-The total numbeF sg
riot suspects in custody exceeds l.soCs
1t is stated that formal charges have
been made against 16O. The remainder
will probably be released. Il is expect
ed that the government viii take leni-
ent attitude toward those 10 be tried
The restaurants were opened tonight
and conditions are resuming u normal
aspect.
Tsunayubi Adachi. chief Of the met
ropoIitan police. has resigned. II is be-
lieved that ViscOunt YOshikawa- min
lister of home affairs. has. rendered his
resignation, which it is thought vii De
accepted. The designations OF tne above
named officials are the result Of the
weeks tumult
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS.
Official Call Is Issued for the November
Session at El Paso, Tex.

FL Paso. Tex, Sept. 1O.-The call for
the next annual meeting of the Amer
lean mining congress has just been is
sued. The meeting will open on No
vember Il and will be in session a
solid week The membership of the as
sociation is composed of the leading
mine owners and engineers OF the coun-
try, and the meetings are always at
tended by several thousand delegates.
According to the call of the cOnven-
ton, each city, chamber of commerce,
state, county, and mining organization
in the country can appoint delegates,
and all states having mining interests,
which includes almost every state in
the union, will send delegates.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
TO GET OUT TENNESSEE LEAD.
st. Louis Capital Back of Enterprise
to Develop Rich Deposits.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Sept 1O.-The
Southern Lead Co. of this city. which
recently applied Tor a charter. propos-
es to develop the rich lead ores of
Bradley county. The capital stock is
S55,0O0. The company is to be backed
by st. Louis capitalists, who are in
terested in the development of the
lead and zinc properties of Missouri
It is very probable that the company
viii erect a large smelter in this city
The mines have been in operation on
a small scale for some time.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
RUSSIANS ARour 10 SAIL.

Washington, Sept. 1O.-M. Witte and
Baron de Rosen, the Russian peace
plenipotenIiaries accompanied by five
members of the formers suite, spent
Sunday in Washington. They arrived
here at an early hour this morning, and
spent the day visiting historic points
in and about the city, and left late this
afternoon for New York, from which
place NJ. Wftte Will sail for st. Peters,
burg next Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
SHIP AFIRE BLOCKS CANAL.
Dynamite Laden Steamer Sinks, and
Explosion Is Averted.

Port Said. Egypt, Sept. 1O.-The
British steamer Chatham, which
caught fire in the Suez canal today
and which for a time held up all traf-
fic, owing to the fact that there were
20 tons of dynamite in her hold, sank
before the flames reached the lyna-
mite. and a fearful explosion. which
would necessarily have damaged the
canal, was averted.
When the steamer sank traffic was
resumed
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
MOVING INTO TAN6IfR
Suburban Residence Pronounced by
Authorities to be UnhealthfuI.

Tangier, Sept 1O.-SamueI r. Gum
mers the American consul general,
and a number of European inhabitants
have abandoned their residences in the
suburbs and removed to the center of
the town at the request Of the MorOc-
can authorities who said they were
unable 10 guarantee their security ow-
ing to the disturbances of the sur
rounding districts. Severe fighting
continues between Raisulrs and other
tribes.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
SAFE AT RAKu.

st. Petersburg, Sept. lot is Off
ciaIly reported that all British resi-
dents Of Balxu are safe.
The Riga and Orlov, and the Baltic
and Nikolai railways have decided, in
consequence of the shortage of nap
tha, to purchase large quantities of
English coal.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
LAW SUIT OVER COPPER POOL.

Boston, Sept. 1O.-Suit has been be-
gun in the superior court by the Cop
per Range Consolidated Co. against
Albert c. Burrage, to recover $3.50, 600
damages for the alleged violation of
an agreement by which Burrage is
said to have promised not to sell a
pool of 10000 shares of Copper Range
stock within three years.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
NO MORE MEXICAN LOTTERIES.
The Government Will Suppress This
Form OF Amusement.

Guadalajara. Mex. Sept iO.-State
officials here say that word has been
sent out from the City OF Mexico that
all lotteries in the republic must be
suppressed.
The suppression viii follow the eNr
piratiOn of the franchises held by the
Loteria de Ia Beneficial Publica- Tne
franchise has one year yet To run
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
VIICTMS OF TIE FEVER
An Increasing Number Of Deaths at
New Orleans.

New Orleans, Sept. 1O.-Father L. w.
Green of the Jesuit College died today
from yellow fever, after being i'll ex
actly a week
The fever report to p. m. is as
follows: New cases, %; total to date,
22S9; Deaths z; total to date, 316;
new foci, Il; cases under treatment
29G; cases discharged, 1,467.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
cALARRlAN cATAcLYsM.
VesuVius in Sympathy With the Sub
te-rannean Uproar.

Rome, Sept. 1O.-Further slight
earthquake shocks today caused addi-
tiOnal terror among the inhabitants of
Calabria- The damage, however was
Insignificant.
The activity of Mount Vesuvius in
creased while the violent eruption of
the ancient crater on the island of
StrombOli is still in progress
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
EIRE ALARMS FOB FORESTS.
Big Reserves in West Will Be Equipped
With Telephones and Stations.

Washington. Sept. 1O.-For the bet
ter protection Of the forest reserves.
the forest service, in cooperation with
the weather bureau, will install a sys-
TEN of telephone lines and stations on
them as rapidly as possible The first
system will be installed on the Big
Horn forest reserve, Wyoming. This
telephone service will enable the forest
rangers to notify one another without
delay when forest fires break out. In
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
A SMALL TORNADO

Yet 1t Killed Two Persons in an Ok
lahoma Town.
Lawton, Okla, Sept. 10-A small
tornado passed over the vicinity of
Walter, twenty miles south of here
last night, killing two persons and
seriously injuring nine. The dead are
Mrs NJ. E. Childers and John Ross.
Several houses were blown down.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
IN FRONT OF EXPRESS.

New Rochelle, Sept. 1O.-Wilson
Wade jumped from the baggage car
of an eastbound train at $50 tonight
in front of an express westbound. just
east of the station. He was instantly
killed.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
MONEY IN CONVICT LABOR.
AIabama's Prisons Yield a Revenue of
About a Third of a Million.

Montgomery, Ala. Sept 1O.-In a re-
port to the governor it is shown that
the net earnings of the state convict
department for the twelve months
ending August 81 were s305, 62.26
against $267,9 ,965.75 last year.
The gross receipts for the year just
closed were $500 839SS. with expenses
of S251,1SO.65, and amounts earned but
not paid in of SIS, ,903O3.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11

so large an area as the Big Horn re-
serve, which comprises 1151,6S0 acres,
the value OF rapid communication is
obvious. The forest service says:
This putting out of a forest fire NAV
often depend upon Immediate knowl-
edge of its origin and whereabouts; so
that this new fire alarm service ought
apparently to produce excellent re-
suits"
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
WRECKED OFF JuTLAND.
A Norwegian Steamer Whose Captain
Wife and Crew Were Lost.

Estbjerg, Denmark, Sept 10.-The
Norwegian steamer Venezia was
wrecked today near Skallinggen, on
the southwest coast of Jutland The
captain and his wife and ten of the
crew were drowned.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-11
DEATH OF A POPULIST.

Denver. Sept. 10.-DavId A Mills,
prominent in peoples party circles and
who was elected secretary of state by
that party five years ago, died in this
city today of tumOr of the brain.