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Arizona republican., 1905-09-21
CLEhENCY SOUGHT
A Criminal Erroneously Believed 90
 Have IDjured Phoenix Bank.

A telegram was received by The Re publican last evening from St Louis imparting the information that an ef- fort was being made to secure the com mutation of the sentence Of one Zen Fitzpatrick, who, it was said, was i'm pIicated in a robbery five years ago Of SSO. GOO in unsigned notes of a "Phoe- nix National bank. The efforts in be- half of Fitzpatrick Were being made by 9 female accomplice. who had just re- turned from the state capital at Jef- fersou City to St. Louis.
 The loss of the bankuotes was not sustained by any of the Phoenix banks, and the story. it is believed. refers either to the Phoenix National bank of New York city GOT a bank of similar name in Lexington. Ky. Eankuotes in the amount referred to are never re- cefved by either of the two national banks os this city.
 The largest consignment Of bank notes ever received in Phoenix was lot amounting to Sf5.90O The usual ship rents are from S2.00O to S6.000. One of the bankers Of this city remembers the robbery in which the banknOtes were stolen and the time when the guilty party was apprehended in Mis- souri. and it was in the federal courts of that state tht he was tried and con Victed.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-21

WANTED-5OO dozen ranch eggs at 60 cents per dozen. Hoghe's restauran,
Arizona republican., 1905-09-21
Of Locally
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Q 0 c

Forecast for today-Fair; warmer. Data for 24 hours ending 5:3O D. m. yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1905-09-21

Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, S6 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1. 9-S9 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section DiectOr.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-21
Murder Will Out
It is said.

It is said.
 murder cannot long be concealed and so it is with the qualities of a good cookstove or range. If the range is all right competitors may lie about it. May give out insinuations con cerninf, it but if the range has merit it will win a place in the nousewifes favor regardless of what the jealous competitor may say, who has stoves to sell but never sells them if his GUS toner in looking around happens to visit Davidson's Cash Store and sees the big line of S4 different styles of AIoore's ranges running from $2O to S75. Nice big square ovens, drop oven doors. draw out ash pans, adjustable fire boxes wrought steel seamless oven. quick bakers, fuel savers, asbes- tos lined, boiler riveted. durable and handy. These are the qualities that nave pushed the NIoore's Steel Range to the front in this valley. Satisfied customers are the best advertisement in the world for any article and We can refer you to many using the Moore Steel Range in this valley. They are the people to listen to concerning the qualities of NIoore's ranges.
 When you contemplate the purchase of a steel range call at DavidsOn's Cash Store and see their big line of Moore's Steel Ranges at prices to suit any purse and with qualities to suit the most fastidious. It pays to trade at
Arizona republican., 1905-09-21

Take notice that the special partner ship heretofore existing between Futile. Heafev & Mills has been dissolved.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-21

cooler he had determined to take an other fall ou. of the old fashioned poll tax that in these latter days is masquerading as the school tax. That is what it should always have been called for it is collected for school pur- poses Mir Drane has no children to send co school but he is willing to do his part in the world by collecting the taxes and he proposes to do it tho roughly. He says that the condition of the school finances just now is that the tax is likely to be very much need cd a little later on and he considers that it is not only his patriotic duty to rustic a little harder than usual but it is the duty of every man to pay when asked. He says he proposes to nail every man who is not exempt and has not paid He will do fl in a cour- teoUs way for he realizes that he can catch more flies with molasses than with vinegar. but he has got to ca-ch the flies somehow and if necessary hell use all kinds Of bait.
 Take notice that the special partner ship heretofore existing between Futile. Heafey 6, Mills, has been dissolved.
 Fo, nice piece mountain beef bar becucd see Hinson's Barbecue. Leave orders ahead for chickens, corner Jef- ferson and First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-21
DaVidSOn'S Cash Store

Tents, Hardware, China, CrOckery,
 Glass ware. Tinware. stationery. 10000 usefu. things at bargain prices. Phoenix, A. T. Telephone Red 363.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-21

Spanish class and Business College class commence Sept. II, 1905. Alp ply now. A. Anderson, Phoenix Aca- demy. corner Adams street and Fifth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-21

Have your pianos tuned by the HAM ILTON BROS. graduates of the N. r. Conservatory, Boston, Mass. Orders left at RedewilTs Music Store or French's Jewelry Store will receive their prompt attention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
VISIT
To the Children Took Two Years and
Was Made in a Buggy.

Versailles. KY, Nov. Sd. Taylor
passed through Versailles on his way
to his home. having completed re-
markable drive Of several thousand
miles. which he made alone in n
buggy. His journey consumed two
years.
Mr.. Taylor is the father of nine
children all Of whom are married and
who live in the states Of Illinois,
Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas and Texas
When in the summer of 1903 he made
up his mind TO pay each child a visit
he decided that he would prefer 10
drive through the country TO inirust-
ing himself to transport by rail-
road trains. He has finished his long
drive without accident. He spent six
or eight weeks with each of his sons
and daughters. enjoyed seeing the
country On route and feels younger
than when he started from home. Mr.
Taylor is 40 years old and has great
grandchildren.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
CAME BACK.
from New Mexico TO Shnnf at HE
Mother-in-LaW.

Peru Ind. Nov. 9-Elwood F. Ben
nett. charged with attempting to MUIR
der his mother in-law, Mrs. Caroline
Green is a prisoner here. Bennett has
not provided for his wife, and she
filed application for a divorce, This
brought Bennett back from New Mex
leo. His wife and child are living
with the formers mother, Mrs. Green,
1 widow. Yesterday he went to the
house and knocked. When the mother
n.law opened the door Bennett SAID;
I've got to kill you He beat her
ana shot at her three times. One bull
ct passed through her arm. Bennett
,aight her by the hair and dragged
Ter upstairs, where he demanded that
she sign a paper. She grabbed his
revolver and threw it out of the win
low
Mrs. Green was in a pitiable condi
ion when William Buskirk, a neign
Dor. entered the house but Buskirk
lid not stay long, for Benn@t opened
ire on him with another gun and
lrove him away The police were
called and after a struggle they landed
Bennett in Jail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
MILLION MARK
IN STATE VALUES
TOTAL ASSESSMENT OF STATE,
OUTSIDE OF CORPORATION
PROPERTY, Is $1,oo8,225, ,745.-
INCREASE OF $14,737,8o5.

Springfield. H., Nov. 9.-The total
assessment Of all counties in the
state is $1,00S,225, 745, according 70
figures which have been received by
the state Board of Equalization
The reports from local assessing
bodies have been received and as the
assessed value is one-fifth of the ac-
tual value of the total value OF all
property required to be assessed by
the local bodies is $5041, 1,12S725.
These figures do nor include rail-
road property the capital stock OF
,orp0rations and other properly that
is. required to be assessed by the State
Board of Equalization.
Last year the assessed value was
1898 .4S7. $40 Eighty counties show
an increase of $15,566,772 over last
years assessment, while in twenty
two counties there is decrease OF
sS2S. .9G7. the net increase over 1904
being $14,737805
Cook county alone shows an in
crease of $4,535,1 173 The next largest
Increase is shown in Logan county,
where it amounts 10 $1,S62,596. The
largest decrease is $153.371 in Monroe
county. The total assessment Of
Cook county is $405,865,754,
Outside of Cook county the wealth
iesr county in the state is Mclean.
The report from the local assessing
body gives the figures in that county
as $40. $685. LaSalle is a close sec
)nd with s1S,o46.0l7 and Sangamon
county is third. with total assess
nenr of s17.524,0S4 Sangamon county
eads Peoria county by $7245l6
The poorest county in the state Is
Hardin, with a total assessment OF all
property of $430,313 Pope county's
assessment is $S6O.5S2, and Johnson
reports $9S5,797.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
RESCUED JUST IN TIME
Was Mrs. Long Who Has Relatives in
Cairo.-Pleasure Boat
capsized.

Mrs. c. A. Long, of MOrgantown,
Ky. a niece of N v Lewis, of caro-,
together with her husband and sew
cra friends. came dangepu-ly near
drowning several days ago
Mrs. Long has visitef in Cairo on
several occasions and IS well known
in This city.
The Morgan town Sentinel has The
following account OF the accident:
Last Saturday afternoon as a party
composed of Mr. and Mrs G. A. Long
and two small children and M'Ts Mel
lie johnson and Master Fay Guhy
were board ng the small pleasure craft
"Mignon' the boar by some means
turned over on It's side precipitatne
the entire party into water s or N
feet deep
Little Johnnie Wilford WIS the frs
tn reach the spot and rescued Miss
Johnson. John W. Moore. Wiley
Becsley. Leslie Smith and others who
we're nearby rushed to the scene and
all the passengers were quickly res
cued.
II was a narrow escape from drown
ing aud If the parties mentioned hat
not been nearby The entire party
would probably have been drowned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
MCCLELLAN
SAYS That He is Elected and Will
Protect His Rights.

New York Nov. 9.-Mayor McClel-
Ian tonight made public the following
statement:
THE election returns show my cleo
tion by a plurality of Also votes.
These returns are the results of pro
cedure prescribed by law, and they
are expressly declared by law to be
presumptively correct. believe they
are correct. Therefore. ! will take all
legitimate means to protect my rights,
as well as those of the voters. If my
adversary appeals 10 the law to over
throw what are now legal returns OF
the results of the election, | will NEE;
him fully prepared 10 vindicate these
results to the courts where these diff
ferences must be passed upon. every
candidate and every citizen should
readily submit" -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
DAUGHTER
Who Sent Inquiry About Her Father
Hears He Was Murdered.

Memphis. Tenn, Tow 9.-The body
of the aged man found murdered in
the willows on the river front Salnr-
day has been idenided as that oi
John George Dungle. Of FIT. Wayne
Ind. A description furnished by his
daughter. Mrs l.. NJ Kelsey of bli
HUFFMAN street, f. Wayne leaves no
doubr of the identity
The palice believe they have a Gle"
TO the murderer. Chief O'tlayer re.
cciyed a letter today from Mrs kei'
sey inquir.ng as to her father, Who
had written her from Memphis on
Friday.
She asked the Chief TO take steps
10 locate him. Inclosed was an un
sealed letter addressed to the wander
ing father. a touching appeal TO re
turn TO his daughter home.
A reply has been addressed to NIT
Kelsey. giving The information ma
her father was undoubtedly murdered
The wound on his head, deep gasl
i'm the skull. could only have been In
alctcd by a powerful blow from be
! hind. The body was buried IN POT
ter- field after an inquest
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
PROBE ELECTION
TO THE BOTTOM
Contest Between Hearst and NC
Clelland Grows Interesting
TO OPEN BALLOT BOXES
INNER ORDER OF U. S. SUPREME
COURT JUDGE-MANY RE
PORTED SToLEN-THoR-
OUCH INVESTIGATION.

New York, Nov 9-The contest
over the mayorality election, inaugur
ate1 by William Randolph Hearst, the
municipal ownership candidate, deNel'
oped interesting and peculiar features
today.
For twelve hours boxes containing
nearly 100000 ballots cast Tuesday
checked The streets in the vicinity OF
the Headquarters Of the board of elec,
ton.
The ballot boxes had been gathered
during the night by the police and
conveyed in patrol wagons TO elect
ion boards headquarters. There the
officials refused to receive them and
the police acting under court orders,
compelling the police authorities to
turn the ballots over to election board,
had nothing to do but remain out.
side and await the pleasure of the
election officials,
Apprised of the situation, attorneys
for Hearst appeared before Justice
Dickey. of the state supreme court,
and secured from him an order com
pelling President Voorhs Of the board
of elections to accept the ballots.
The board complied with the order
and reeeipted for the ballots, which
were spread in various warehouses
subject to orders of the board.
State Attorney General Mayer had
an important conference this after.
noon with District Attorney Jerome.
after which it was announced that
the attorney generals office would re-
main open until midnight tonight,
Superintendent Cf Elections Nor.
gan appeared before Mayer and Je.
rome with six Of his deputies and
placed evidence before the prosecuting
officials.
The attorney general received large
bundles of subpoenas from the dis
trict attorney ana Immediately put
several deputies at work serving them.
Charges that several ballot boxes
had been stolen before the returns
we're reported and that others were
found unseated. were made during the
day. In vestigation of the election
promises to be the most thorough
ever made in New York City.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
HOSTESS
And Cues. Died Within a Few Hours
of Each other.

Hammond, Ind, Nov. 9.-Death was
also "A guest at the entertainment
which Mrs NJ. Hunt provided for her
friend Mrs. J. Underhill. Of Osee, Mich.
in Calumet park. suburb last night
While discussing the latest social
avetns of the suburb and guessing at
The results of the election Mrs. Under
hill. the guest. became suddenly and
50 violently IN that an immediate sur
gical operation was deemed necessary.
she was rushed to a hospital. placed
inder The knife. and in a few hours
vas a corpse.
Shortly after the death of the guest,
Mrs. Hunt. the hostess. was stricken
With heart disease and died in few
moments after the seizure.
The bodies of both women will be
aiken TO Osee. Mich, where they were
born. for burial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
EIGHT HOUR DAY
IS A BOOMERANG
WHEN APPOINTED TO WORK IN
THE CANAL ZONE-FORElGN
ERS WILL BE BENEFITED
AMERICA WILL STAND COST.

Washington, Nov 9-Theodore p
Shon,s, ch eff cf tn l:thmian canal
commission was the principal speaker
at a joint meeting Of the Amer can
Hardware Manufacturers association
and the National Hardware associa
tion tonight
The address was an interesting re-
viCtg of the canal construction. A
feature Of the address was the op-
position to the proposed Introduction
of he eight hour day law in work Of
building the canal.
Il want to go on record here that
the application of the eight hour day
law, of contract labor law Of the
Chinese exclusion act, ci' Of any other
law passed or 10 be passed by con
gre1s for the benefit Of the American
laborer All home, to the labor of the
Isthmus. is a serious error.
He said "over eighty per cent, of the
employs of the canal viii be aliens
A majority Of the other twenty per
cent. employed will BE- in clerical or
supervisory capacity The application
of those laws on the Isthmus will
benefit a very small number Of
American laborers, but VIII enor-
mcusly add to the cost of the con-
struction and American labor at home
will have to pay its share Of the con
sequeut increase in taxation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
HEGEMAN WAS IN
NJ CALLS CLASS
President Of The Metropolitan
Drew a 100000 Salary
THE HOUSE IN ALBANY
WAS UP FOR ATTENTION AGAIN
BEFORE INSURANCE lNvESTI-
eating COMMIT EE--
VOUCHERS IDENTIFIED

New York, Nov 9.-The house in
Albany, N Y. which the testimony
before the insurance investigating
committee has heretofore shown was
for number Of years maintained by
funds Of the Mutual Life Insurance
company was again & ven some atten
ton by Charles II. Hughes, counsel
for committee, when Michael p Mn!
ianey, caretaker OF the house, was
called.
Vouchers signed by Mulany We're
identified by the witnesses who ac-
knowledged receiving the money from
them Some purported to be for legal
services. some for snndries and some
for travelling expenses Witness said
he was not lawyer, and could not ex-
plain why the vouchers were made our
to that item
Mullaney could not tell what the
sundres We're unless they were sup
plies. He had been TO New York sew
eral times
Sometimes he bought railroad tick.
cts for Fields, the stationery agent
for the Murual. Nineteen vouchers
We're identified by Mullaney. for all of
which he admitted he received the
money which aggrega ed $5,7s9.
These were paid between March I,
1900, and July 10, 1905
Mullaney said his salary was SIS
month He had never carried any
money to Albany from New York for
Fields and had never paid out any
money for Fields
company figured In theshrdluetaoin
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
company figured III the greaia nres Il stss
! nan. nan president was the first wftrITsa
today and the expenses of the com
many were further gone into. Il was
brought out that Hegeman's salary IS
the same az that Of John A. Mccall,
president cf the New York Life, $780,.
600
Previous 20 1905 however, Hegeman
received $50 600 The salary Of Vice
Pre- ldent Flake is $4,000; George II.
CASTOR, second vice president, $S7,-
500 Frank o. Ayers, third vice presi-
deuf. $l6.250.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
A MONUMENT TO
SATAN UNVEILED
BY A MAN WHO SAYS THE OLD
NICK IS A TRUTH TELLER
DETROIT iNFiDEL sTlRS UP A
SENSATION.

Detroit. NJ CHI, Nov "a monument
10 Satan erected by an avowed iniidel
TO show his contempt for religion was
The sight thar greeted neighbors Of
Herman Menz, contracting stona
mason, when they passed his home
at 308 station avenue today
People in the ne,ghborhood knew
that Menz was erecting something,
but had no idea what II was until to-
day, when he unveiled his unique
monument, and many threw up the r
hands in horror Chureh-going people
are particularly scandalzed Murmer-
ngs of indignation are heard, and
corrective measures are beng dis
Menz may wake UP some morning to
find his conceit in ruins.
On the base of the monument Is this
latin inscription: Homo Non Est
Creatlo, Sed Evoluto; Deus Non Fecir
Hominen Sad Homo Fecit Deos. =
Translated Il reads. Man Is not
created. bur Is evoluted; God did not
make man, but man did make the
gods"
ked why he put up the structure,
he said:
isn't it as good as anyth ng else
in the way of an ornament? Would
you have me put the statue of saint
mp there? He is my friend, de
clarde the old man, pointing to the
statue. He spoke the first and the
last truth. do not beliye a word IN
the Bible. It is a pack Of les from
beginning TO end, but Old Nick tells
the truth
The monument is quite an elaborate
affair, about IA feet in height from
It's foundation to its crown Satan Is
shown in stopping posture behind q
pulpit. His Internal majesty is look
ing over the landscape with a fiendish
glare with his horns protruding from
the side of his head. Carved in the
stone, directly in fronts IS the big
lugly fork W tn which he is supposed
to prod sinners in the fire. Aroun,
he neck of the statue when L wa
unveiled was ribbon Of llniret
States flags Menz explained thss =
! Menz was 6ofn IN Germany but ha
lived In Detroit 2i years. He says hl
parents we're inhdels before him, an
that his vie and Two daughters, VIII
live with him, arc also,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
ARRIVED TOO LATE
Father James Gillen Called 10 Bedside
Of His Father Found Him
Already Dead.

Rev Father James Gillen- pastor
of ST. Joseph's church returned yesier-
day from Swanton. OHIO. where he
was called by the death Of his father
james Gillen
The deceased was 50 years old and
Fad been IN excellent health for one
gf bis yeas until last week when be
was stricken vi. d pneumonia. he
dei Saturday morning and his SOD
Father Gnien. who had Leen notified
of bis illness did not reach swami 7n
until aft his death Ills aeed wife
and nine children. six sons and three
daughters survive him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
CANNOT PLACE
BAN ON COMPA ANY
u. S. JUDGE ISSUES ORDER RE.
STREAMING INSURANCE SU-
pERiNTTNDENT FROM STOP
PING NEW YORK LIFE.

st. Louis, Mo, Nov, 9.-The New
York Life Insurance companx, through
its attorneys This afternoon applied TO
United States Circuit Judge Adams for
an Injunction to restrain State In
suranoe Superintendent Nandlver
from enforcing his order prhibiting
the company from carrying on husi-
ness in Missouri.
The restraining order wass issued
and Vandiver cited to appear on No
vember 20 and show cause why he
should not be prevented from en-
forcing his order Vandiver is forbid
den 10 enforce the order pending the
hearing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
BROTHER
OF Congressman Hull Probsly Murder.
ed in a Card Game.

Guthrie. Okla, November 9.-Bo-
lieving that Milton Hull, of lngersoll,
okla. brother Of Congressman John
T.. Huh. of Iowa was murdered dur
ing game of cards in an upstairs
room at Harper Kas., an Investigation
was commenced' today by officers OF
Woods county. Oklahoma.
HUH was 50 years old, editor Of the
lngersoll Review. lie died several
days ago from severe wounds received
while visiting in Harper It being al
legged that ne fell from an upstairs
room II is now claimed that the
parties with whom Hull was playing
cards assaulted him and threw him
ont Of the window.
The charge Of murder has caused a
sensation throughout Western Okla
homa. where Hull had lived for II
years
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
IN SESSION AT BROOKLYN.

New York. Nov. 9.-The Genera
Missionary Committee Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church. now in session
in Brooklyn. and charged with the
duty of making appropriations for the
comng year fer domestic and foreign
today in consi.1 Ehtion Of domestic
missions Addresses were made in
behalf Of the Sou,h. Pacific North
west and the large cities DIR. Samuel
". Trmesdale. Of Madison. Wis. and
Bishop Henry ". Warren. Of Denver,
Colo. spoke for the Nearer North
wet. of Minnesota and the DakOtas.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
WILLIAMS LOST
IN MAYOR RACE
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF MEM
PHIS BEATEN BY JAMES n.
MALONE ON INDEPENDENT
TICKET

Memphis, Tenn Nov. 9-James H.
Malone, che CT the best known law
yers in Tennessee was today elected
mayor of Memphis on the independent
democrat ticket. defeating }. j. VIII
liams, democrat, who has held the Of
fee eight years The entire inde.
pendent ticket probably elected.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
HETTY GREEN SUED.

Toledo. Ohio. November 9.-Heity
Green Of New York. is defendant in
a case instituted in the United States
Court today by +. d. Lbbey. a wealthy
glass manufacturer. Action is brought
10 compel her 90 accept $4,000 for a
niece cf property which she contracted
10 sell several years ago 10 Mr.. Lib
bey. but. as stated in the petition,
,he has failed to fulfill her agree
nent The property in question is now
worth 100000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-10
INDICTMENTS RETURNED.

Denver. Colo. Nov. "A special
erand Jury investigating the recent
failures of the Denver Savings and
Western State banks. reported today
Indictments were returned against g..
A. HiH. f. + Hall. II T. Hull. G. C..
Roberts W r. Camp y. a. Carey
and a. p Davis. charged with wreck
ing the Denver Savings bank
No Indictment was returned against
fhe Western bank officials