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Arizona republican., 1905-01-03
ROME WAS skEPTIcAL

Rome Jan. .2.-The news of the fall of Port Arthur was received here to- day at first with incredulity. Pope Plus on hearing the news, exclaimed Let Us hope that it is an augury that the end of the war is near, now that both nations. have proved their met tIe.'
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03
SUBMARINES 20 PRUSSIA.

Newport News, Va, Jan. 2.-The German steamship Andria with sub marines supposed to be destined for Russia lashed to her decks, and a pill ot on board scheduled to sail at 4 o'clock this afternoon. is strangely de- Iayed at the ship yard. Reports of gov ernment interference. are current but cannot be confirmed, strict secrecy be- ing observed by all concerned.
 ditiOn, despite severe storms.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03
DEAn GENERALS.

St. Petersburg. Jan. 2.-General StoesseI in a dispatch to Emperor Nicholas confirms the report of the death of General Kondra tschenko on December 15; also in a dispatchs filed at Chefoo- today General Stoessel re- ported the deakts of Major General Fock and General Smyrnoff, the lat
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03

morning four of the destroyers depart ed.
 The Russian officers whS have reach ed Chefoo relate that the Port Arthur garrison was completely worn out by five days of continuous fighting and that the supply of food was almost exhausted, and that the limit of resist ance had been reached when General Stoessel made his offer of exploitation.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03
THE BALTIC FLEET.

Tamatave Madagascar, Jan. 2.-Ro- jestvensky's division of the Russian second Pacific squadron, consisting of five battleships. three cruisers, the transports Kamchatka, Anadyr, the hospital ship Orel, are anchored in the roadstead at Saint Marie today. A -dispatch boat visited Tamatave to file dispatches. It is reported that the Russian warships are in excellent con-
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03

ter the commander tf the Port Arthur fortress.
 Washington, Jan. "A dispatch re- ceived at the Russian embassy tonight from St. Petersburg; announces the death at Port Arthur of General Kon- dratschl<o, commander of the Russian artillery at Port Arthur.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03
WHITE HOUSE NEW YEARS.

Washington, Jan. 2.-OfficiaI resi- dents extended New Years greetings to President and Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House. A brillian New Years reception marked the opening social season of 1905.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03
A MIDDLE WEIGHT DRAW.

Baltimore. Md, Jan. 2.-Larry Tenn pie of New York and the Dixie Kid of San Francisco, cOlored middle-weigh fought fifteen rounds to a draw before +he Eureka club this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03
NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED.

Washington, Jan. 2.-The Jap2Eese legation tonight received a telegram from Tol1io saying that negotiations for the surrender of Port Arthur have been concluded and that details of the terms of surrender would be cabled later
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Jan. 2--Forecast for Arizona: Fair Tuesday and Wetines- day.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03
PORT ARTHUR'S FALL SHAKES THE WORLD
End Game Yesterday of the FerCest and Most Tenacious Siege and the Most Stubborn Resistance in the
 History of Modern Warfare

 Honors of the Speculation of he on Early
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03

Continued on Page I.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-03

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Arizona republican., 1905-10-25

bond. or if at the end of the nineteen months, if the party so elect, they may receive $1OO in gold coin, by giving 90 days notice
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25

Mrs. Kelso is nOy running the Sixth Avenue hotel as a strictly first class family motel. Accommodations for transients and table bOarders. Terms on application.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25
DaVidSOn'S Cash Store Phoenix. A. T. Telephone Red 3G3.

To the woarer of bi-focal lenses, or the user Of glasses for near and dist ant vision there are none which can compare in neatness, comfort and sat isfaction as the KRYPTOK invincible bifocaI. Here is what one wearer says:
 'I have been using exclusively your KRYPTOK InvincibIe BifocaI Lenses for over a year and find them invalu- able. The invention is certainly a re- markable one and does away entirely with the discomfort of wearing bifocaI glasses I take pleasure in cordially recommending them. Very truly yours.
 If you want the best and by far the make the old look young again.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25

ErectOrs and repairers of wind mills and pumps. Bassett & Barker, 307 $ Twelfth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25

these is the naming of a new inspector for Tempe wnich will probably be dis posed of on Thursday. For the ap- pointment there are seven applicants each supported by petitions from resi- dents of that section. All the mem- bers of the board are in attendance. MT Hirst, the chairman; George II. Pusch from Tucson and M. A. Perkins from Junction. Lieutenant Harry Wheeler of the Rangers was also in attendance at the session of the board. Tomorrow the regular quarterly accounts will be audited and the board will probably not adjourn until Thursday afternoon.
 DEATH OF MISS SHERMAN There was published in these columns q few days ago the main facts of q runaway incident in Yuma in which Miss Lillie sherman was desperately wounded and it was feared at the time fatally sO Word has been received since then of the fatal ending of the incident. She was sister of Mrs. W. E. Marvin, county recorder of Yuma county, and was quite well known in Phoenix, having visited here. Miss sherman was peculiarly unfortunate during her lifetime in respect of acci- dents. A number of years ago while she was living in Gila Bend, the place
  near a cyclone as ever happens in this country. She was carried some dis tance by the wind and dashed to the ground so hard it left her a cripple for life.
 GIVEN A FLOATER-The police, with the help of a barkeeper in a ho- tel. yesterday morning captured a man who was undoubtedly a sneakthief but let him go again. for he was too dis reputable a wretch to have around the jail. was willing and desirous of trav- cling if he could gain his liberty, and it was decided that his room was worth more 10 the town than the avenging of his violation of the law. The barkeeper reported to the night force that a man having the appear ance of a hobo was trying to sell him some cigars and had made an appoint ment to call later, saying that when he did so he would phone the station and an officer could appear and size up the situation. The message was left for the day force, and in due time the signal came by telephone to Officer Moore. who appeared on the scene at once. The man had a box and a half of cigars that were evidently from q drummers samples, and being a typ icaI hobo in appearance he was taken to the city jail. IL developed there that he was not only thoroughly disreputa- ble, but sick as well, and as he voluB- teered to leave town at once he was liberated.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25
Divorce Cases

Divorce eases may be avoided by studying how to make the home a hap pier and more comfortable place to live in. the man and wife working together in securing as many articles of comfort and convenience as possible, increasing the income by trading at the cash store of bargains in china crOckery. cooking utensils, hardware, paints. stationery and house furnish ings.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25
COURT
 NOTES
Corroborative Evidence

A man walked into Davidson's Cash Store about ten days ago and asked to see their steel ranges. He was shown their line of S4 patterns of Moores Steel Ranges ranging from S2O to $75. Do you warrant these ranges he asked. We do, replied the clerk. We warrant them to be as good bakers, if not the best. that there are in the world. Well how am to know that he asked. There are two ways, replied the salesman. Consult our customers or try one. We can give you the names of many GUS toners using tnem or We will set one up in your house guaranteeing it to be as quick a baker as your wife ever used. A few days later he came in and said, Well, my near neighbor has a Moores range and she says it's all right and all that you say of it."
 Corroborative evidence sold the range as it has sold many MOores ranges at Davidson's Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25

Missouri pure sweet apple cider at soc a gal Melczer Bros Go.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25

On and after Nov. 1, 1905, all sub scriptions received for the capital stock of this company will be at par and fifty per cent premium (S1.50 per share.)
 By order of board of directors,
 ADA IRWIN, Secretary,
 Porter Building.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25
Of fLOCalS Interest.
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THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather. Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
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Forecast for today-Fair, warmer.
 Data for 24 hours ending 5:30 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25
APPROPRIATIONS CANAL COM
 PANY NOTICE.

Win the Ruby Flour Bread Prize!"
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25
COurtinQ

Young people, and as for that mat ter older people will find that while cOurting through the winter months there may be times when they will for get the coldness of the weather. Most of the time it will be more pleasant to sit in a room made comfortable with a heating stove. To supply this need call at Davidson's Cash Store and see their splendid line of oil and wood heaters, MOOres Firekeeper, Chi cago, Air Tight and others.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25

meeting of the Live Stock Sanitary Board was held at the rooms of the board in the capitol yesterday after noon. While there was nothing of inn portance accomplished that became a matter of record the board had a long discussion of several matters that will be closed at some later day. Among
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25

COMING SOON-A letter was re ceived yesterday from Gen. A. J. Sampson, former minister to Ecuador, by Phoenix friend. It is dated in Chi cago, and states that the general and Mrs. Sampson will go from there to Los Angeles to attend to a number of business matters, but will be in Phoenix at an early date to remain
Arizona republican., 1905-10-25

Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan. l, 161 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since Jan. 1, 1909 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-22
SUIT FOR $5,OOO
In Favor of Man Electrocuted By
 Live Wire at Scovill's.

Attorney William Kennedy, admin istrator on the estate of the late Jo- seph Ring of Ridge street, who was killed on September F at the plant of the Scovill Manufacturing Go, has brought suit against the concern for $5,000 damages. Ring was electro cuted on primary high tension cir cult after two or three employees Of the c. k. x l.. Go had escaped with q bad roasting. The allegations include q charge of neglect on the part of the company in allowing the live wire tn remain within reach of other employees of the factory without someone on guard to warn people of the danger of coming in contact with it. Ring was working in the shop and was one Of several persons who were attracted to the spot where the workmen were caught on the wire, and while there he caught hold of the live wire, which had previously been cut to relieve the other men, and received the full shock a voltage of 3,25O and died almost instantly. The injured parties, Ross and Saum, were laid up for a long time, but they got better and have been back at their old jobs for some time past. Ring left a wife and three small children.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-22
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Enjoyable Time Held By Members of the
 Friendly League.

"Just the best party we ever had" was heard on all sides at the Friendly league hall as the friends parted after the Christmas party. The hall was decorated with evergreens and upon the stage was lovely Christmas tree all a-glitter with spangles, while from the center of the stage hung the Christ mas bell with the Christmas star in the background. Each guest brought her package and laid 1t at the base of the tree. After the Christmas carols and entertainment the grand march began and each guest received a pack age as she passed the tree and so each gave to each other in the true Christ mas way.
 Miss Futile, director of the elocu- tion class, was in town for her private lessons, and very kindly gave some Christmas selections. The funny side' was the backward quadrille with Mrs M. A. Taylor as prompter, iR which the dancers seemingly did every thing backwards.
 Refreshments. consisting of cake made by students in the school of housekeeping, and hot chocolate. were served. The waitresses were the members of the commercial class.
 The evening closed with dancing. and if all the Merry Christmas" good wishes exchanged are realized Water bury will have a merry Christmas day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-22
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
The New Maps Make it Easier For Carry
 ing on Work.

The board of equalization consist ing of W. E. Beecher, Martin J. Me- Eyoy and George l.. Jenks, have beer pretty busy during the past month listening to people who called Ill 10 have a chat with them regarding the value put upon their ratable property. While there were some differences or opinion between the board and few of the visitors, still there appeared to be no bad feeling and the discussion was carried on without the use Of the harsh words so noticeable ill the offlce in the past This is due entirely to the fact that some important improve ments have been made in the system In the first place the new maps or the different taxation lists preclude any possibility of confusion as to where the lines begin and where they end. Prior to the use of the maps there was nothing definite about the lines and as consequence many took advantage of the situation and insist ed that none of their property was Ill the city, with the result that some escaped carrying their share of the burden for public expenses.
 This made a lot of bad feeling, and naturally so too, for people who were paying town, city and school taxes. couldn't see how their neighbors mah- aged to avoid the city and soHfe times the school taxes. The new Ipaps done away with this and now the only kick a man can have is in case he should not be listed according to the value put upon other property in his neigh borhood, and so far as can be learned there is not much chance to rae about such things for the board has things down fine and trots out evidence which, puts would5be fault-findcis at a disadvantage to know what to say. But once in while they give way to property owners who come prepared to show that they have a grievance so that nobody should say it is use less to try conclusions with them. They will be in session for the rest of the present month and If you have been notified of an advance in the valuation of your property and think it is not right, don't neglect to have a tilt with them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-22
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.
A Timely Warning on Some of It's
 Dangers.

During the season of Christmas shopping. great care should be taken not to unnecessarily expose yourself to colds that are likely to result in grip and pneumonia. The excitement of the day is quite likely to cause you to overlook the sudden change from hot Co cold. coming from the close and suf- locating air of the big stores to the street. Then there is great danger from disease germs where So many people are gathered in close quarters.
 Doctors declare that this is one ex- pIanatiOn for the annual increase of sickness at this season. While this ar tieIe is written to again call your at- teuti0u to the value of Father Johns Medicine in curing and preventing colds. grip and pneumonia. it will Dc sf value to you and may save your life if it causes you to be careful and avoid the dangers we have pointed ont They are real dangers
 And if we cause you to avoid the uatent medicines. 90 many of which contain nerve-deadening and poisonous aruzs. by again warning you against Them. it will he the means of saving your health
 Father Johns Medicine is moi a pa tent preparation It was Tsressriip-i fer tho late ReV Father 1oiln D-Brien Of st Pafrick's parish Gftx pears ago by an enInznt specialist The Al bottles cuntaEz three tines the quantity Of the S0-<eat sire
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-22
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

George Stokes is home from the Yale law school.
 Some neat calendars are being dis tributed by Brooklyn merchants.
 This afternoon all entertainment will be given at the Town Plot school.
 Because of yesterdays rain the polo stars will be compelled to keep under cover for some time.
 Brooklyn people are more deeply interested in the fate of Cenesky than any other of the prisoners. His par, ents live in this section and he has lived on South Leonard street goodly portion of his life.
 There has nothing been done in regard to fixing up "Deyifs Pass, ana it is likely that nothing more Will be thought about it until another fatality occurs there True, Thomas Kelly is agitating the matter, and intends to push it along, but whether he will ac- complish anything is doubtful. It is up to the people of Brooklyn to have some attention paid to the matter and if they do not care to do it there is no reason why the residents of other sections should The matter was brought before the board of aldermen by Alderman Murray, and this body referred it to the board of public works. This was the last heard of it.. Murray's plan was to have a gate made in the fence at the foot of Lib erty street and a path to the railroad where a suitable crossing could be erected. Although this would cost very little, no favorable action was taken, and now the Brooklyn people are con tented to rest. It seems that there are not more than one or two prominent citizens of this district who care to interest themselves in public improve ments, and as long as this is the case Brooklyn will undoubtedly stay in the condition that it is in. Of course they will say that the republican party would not give this part of the city it's just dues, but it is the same under every regime. Unless the various boards voluntarily order the work done Brooklyn would go on without an inn provement for years. The residents think that because they sign their names to a petition that the work should be promptly carried out. It would be too much bother for them to go before board and make plea for the improvement. A new administra- tion is now coming in and if Brooklyn does not get what she deserves there will he no one to blaine but herself.
 Constant coughing irritates the bronchial tubes and destroys the tis- sues of the lungs. Take Walkers Cough Syrup and prevent future. lung troubles. Price, 25c. A. c. Walker, the druggist. ,...
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-22
CITY NEWS

Waterbury tent, No 36, K. O. T. M., will not meet again this month, their regular meeting night coming oa Christmas. Election of officers will b. held at the first meeting in January.
 The New England Watch factory closed yesterday until January 2. This will enable hands who have relatives out of town to spend Christmas and New Years with them and will also give people who have shopping to do an opportunity to attend lit in the daytime instead of making fight to get to the center in the evening.
 So far no presents have been sent to the clerks in the City hall building with the exception of Thomas kelly's annual Christmas box, Consisting of choice assortment of candies, buS the girls expect that there will be some thing doing tomorrow. At least two of them are said to be considering offers of engagement rings and all they have to do is say the word and they can have them for Christmas.
 At the regular meeting of the Society of St Joseph last evening the following officers were elected: President, A. !. Loiselle: vice-presldent, Charles Ham, el: financial secretary. J. E. Berault; assistant financial secretary. E. Per. rault: recording secretary. Henry Bel leau; treasurer. Joseph Gauthier: first guard. Edward Guilbault; second guard, x. Hamel; first sentinel. F. Derouin; second sentinel, Joseph Soucy.
 The committee in charge of the ars rangements for Company G's annual ball will hold a meeting next Tuesday night The committee consists of ! Chairman. Lieutenant F. H. Halpin: secretary. Corporal Walter F. Mono 1 gan. Sergeant C. E. Mcdonald. Fri. yates Peter Gagin. Matthew Dunphy. | Thomas DFiscoll. jr. William Ghent, John Hickey. John Spellman, John J. Mccarthy. Patrick Courtney and Jo- seph Bagiey.
 Court Hancock, F. of A.. met last night and elected the following off, 1 eerx. Chief ranger. David HanIey: | sub-ehief ranger. H. Cunningham; f treasurer, William Nolan: financial secretary. Charles E. Schmidt: record ing secretary, J. H. Butler; senior woodward. T. shea: junior woodward. Leo B0valIey: senior beadie. ]. Teomey. junior beadIe. Thomas Beg nal. trustee for three years. Mortimer l HeHernan: physician. Dr B. A O,Hara. This Is the tWenty-firxt consecutive term for Dr O'Hara. he being the only doctor ever chosen by the court. The following committee was named to ar range for the fwenty-fFst anniversary next March. | \. Hynes. Dr O'Hafs. Thomas Fitzgerald. William Hsafiw James Murnane. M. HeHernan. Mich aeI Kasfe and WflIisF0 Nolan. all with the exception ef the two last rsmet charter member cf fhs see1sf7.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-22
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