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Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
Either Candidate for May
 or or Not Today
AN EASY CAMPAIGN
His Party Will do all the Work AI- lowing Him to Devote Himself En- tirely to he Investigation of the Insurance Companies.

New York, Oct S.-Rumors have been current here that ChareIes E. Hughes, chief counsel of the Iegislat- i've insurance Investigating committee. would decline the republican nomina- tion for mayor of New York. made at the city convention, last week. In re- ply to these stories MT. Hughes said tonight no one should infer from any thing he had said that he either ac- cepted or declined.
 'In accordance with my agreement with the notification committed" said he, T shall not make known my de- cision until I meet the committee to- morrow. During the past two days. I have received a large number of teIe- grams and letters from friends and prominent men; some of these urge me to accept; others urge me to de- cline"
 Wm. Halpin, chairman of the repub- lican county committee, said tonight relative to the nomination of MT. Hughes: "If MT Hughes accepts the nomination the only work that the re- publican party will ask him to do will be to write his letter of acceptance. We do not wish him to take one min ute more from the work of the legis- lative committee that he is now en- gagged on, ether than to write his let ter"
 It was declared by friends of Mir Hughes tonight that he would decline the nomination.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
BLAZING FOREST FIRES
A Wide Area in California Threaten
 ed With Destruction.

Santa Barbara, Cal, Oct. S.-Disas- trous forest fires which started above Santa Barbara last night are still rag ing with undiminished force. Driven by terrific wind until early this morn ing the flames swept over a space five miles long and three miles wide ex- tending along the foot hills above MOntecitO. Summerland and Carpen- teria. The fires now burning the dense iy covered valleys. and the mountain sides of TOro, Romero, Ward and Fithian Canons are veritabIe furnaces from which the flames are shooting high into the air with a roar The smoke in dense clouds floats over the coast and from Ventura to Point Con ception within a radius of three miles from the center of the fire, ashes and cinders are falling like snow
 The flames have burnt over thirty ranches and destroyed houses. barns and other buildings on twelve farms Hay, grain, beans and other crops and livestock are also destroyed. The loss to ranches in buildings alone estimated at $50,000.
 A vast amount of timber has been destroyed and more is burning. Wires are down and roads blockaded by fall en trees so that full details of the loss es are impossible. Supervisor -+Slos- son and his assistants with 100 voIun- teers are fighting the flames with -Iit- tie hope of restraining the fire in many hours If winds spring up tonight. many magnificent homes on the upper Monteeito valley will be threatened to- gether with the towns of Summerland. Fereno and Carpenteria
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
SLAUGHTERED
Their Bodies Cucumber the Siberian
 COaSl.

San Francisco, Oct S.-The schooner City of Papete, arriving yesterday from the coast of Siberia, brings the story of having picked up dead bodies of numreous Japanese on the Ram schatl1an coast. who had been killed by Russians some months ago. Cap tain Stengland reported that the City of Papete which was engaged in cod fishing in OkhOtsk sea in Au- gust, brought to the surface in one of her nets the bodies of six Japanese who had been killed by bullets, evil dently by Russians. The bodies were immediately consigned to the deep by the crews.
 Before the ship left the Kant schatkan coast, eight other dead bod ies of Japanese were seen by the crew lying on the beach, and another dead Japanese was seen floating off the shore. These subjects of the mikado were believed to have been members of a party of sealers, who had boldly cruised along the Siberian coast and been surprised by Russians who were on the lookout for them.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
MUTINY ON HE MIKOSA
Why the Japanese Battleship Was
 Destroyed.

Victoria, B. C.. Oct S.-The steamer Tartar which arrived here yesterday. brough news from Japan that the story was current that the disaster to the battleship AIikasa, at Sasebo. was occasioned as a result of a mutiny on board, because of the resentment by the crew at the peace terms.
 Robert w. Collins, who represented the Associated Press with KurolIi's ar my throughout the campaign, was a passenger on the Tartar bound for Washington, and he said the story was given some credence in diplomatic cir cles in Japan. MT. Collins said the re port was that the men had mutinied and attempted to siege the ship, when some of the officers fired the magazine Soon after the disaster Admiral Togo went to Tokio to lay the occurrence before the emperor.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
HIT BY TIE FAST MAIL
Three Hen and Several Race Horses
 Killed.

Millersburg, Pa, Oct. S.-Three men were killed, one man injured and a carload of race horses either killed or so badly hurt that they had to be shot, as 9 result Of 2 collision at the june tiOn of the Lykens valley branch of the Pennsylvania railroad. one-haIf mile south of this place today.
 The dead are:
 THEODORE SCOTT, Northumber- land fireman.
 RALPH HENDERSHOTT North umberland. freight brakeman.
 CHARLES E. BERRY. freight con ductOr Sudbury.
 The injured man is Julius Lesh of Sudbury, engineer. whose leg was crushed and badly bruised All the victims were married
 The collision was between the fast No Erie mail train, west bound and
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
A oUARTErTE OF ROBBERS.
Three in Jail and One to be Buried
 Today.

WautOmwa, Wis, Oct. S.-Three robbers who escaped death. of the four who robbed the postofice and attempt ed to loot the bank ct Wild Rose, are In the county jail and the dead bandit will be buried at Wild Rose tomorrow unless it is found expedient to delay his funeral to allow further attempts to be made at Identification.
 None of the men in jail will talk, but one Of the two who were wounded has been identified by a detective as Rambler" wanted for crime com mitted ten years ago. He is said to have been in custody but to have made his escape with the help of confeder- ates. It develops that the wounds of neither of the two robbers who were shot will prove fatal unless blood poi soning sets in and great care will be taken to prevent complications. as it is hoped to give the trio long terms in the penitentiary.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
CIVILIZATION fN JAPAN.
Naval Officer Adopts the Whiteman's
 Method

Victoria, B. C.. Oct. S-CPer steam ship Tartar.)-The Japan Times pub- fishes the news of a number Of cases of embezzlement by Japanese naval of hcers, Paymaster Commander Take nouchia, financing naval construction in England, has fled after embezzIing S165,OO0. Paymaster Kagi and Lieu tenant Commander Sakuma Of the Maizuru naval yard were implicated. the former being sentenced to seven years and the latter to two years. Talk enouchi will serve eleven years when taken.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

a caboose and box car containing a load of race horses. The mail train was bound from Harrisburg to Erie. It was preceded out of Harrisburg by a fast freight train, which owing to a heavy fog lost some time. The ca
 boose and box car accidentally un- coupled at the junction, and the mail train, overlook them. Berry and Hen dershott were in the caboose when the crash came and were killed instantly The horses were bound for the Bloomsburg, Pa, fair and belonged to several eastern horsemen.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
HE WAS TOO PROGRESSIVE.
Attempt Upon the Life of a Chinese
 Viceroy.

Victoria, B. C., oct. S.-The Chinese journal, Sinwanpao, reports an attempt on the life of Viceroy Yuan Shin Kai. China's most progressive official. The would-be assassin was thirty years of age He entered the official residence of the viceroy of Tien Tsin to attack him.
 Guards interfered and promptly se- cured him. He was ordered decapi- tated. but the viceroy refused to allow the sentence to be carried out, and the assaiIant was released after being giv- en 1000 blows with a bamboo.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

vicinity is a probability within the next five years is the opinion of a well known contractor who has just return ed from Guadalajara. The cause of this condition is the advance into the waters of the lake of the water hya- cinth
 has made an offer of S15O.O .OOO to any one who will point out a way of rid ding the lake of the weed.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
FOOTBALL VICTIM.
He Was Injured Twice in a Game on
 Saturday.

Chester, Penn. Oct 8-John s. Summergin, aged twenty-one years, a member of the Franklin football team of this place. died in the hospital here today from injuries received during a game yesterday. Summergill was rem dered unconscious by a blow in the abdomen. He revived and resumed play.
 Later he was accidentally kicked in the head and again became insensible he was resuscitated and watched the game from the side lines. On his way home he fell to the ground and was re- moved to the hospital. His death was due to a hemorrhage. SummergiIl was married three months ago.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
GREENE AND eAYNoR's TOUR.

Washington, Oct. S.-John F. Gay nor and Benjamin Greene. who are be- ing taken to Savannah. Ca. to stand trial on the charge of conspiracy to defraud the government out of a large amount of money, in connection with ri- ver and harbOr Improvements there. passed through Washington today.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
BEYOND CONTROL.
All Hc3e in Pensacola Lies in the
 Frost.

Pensacola, Fla, Oct S.-Nineteen new cases of yellow Ipver were re- ported Tn Pensacola today, a large nI- crease over yesterday. This is partly due to rigid inspection by the citizens volunteer committee which was ap- pointed yesterday. All cases were among the poorer residents. The pre- vailing opinion is that the fever is beyond control, and that it will remain in Pensacola until frost comes. The efforts of the doctors are now centered chiefly in preventing a spread.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
A FATALITY

Athens. Mich. Oct S.-Walter Pal mer of Athens was instantly killed, Chauffeur Blake of Kalamazoo was fatally injured and Mrs Walter Palmer and her daughter Frances were badly bruised in an automobile accident today two and one half miles west of this village. The automobile while travel ing at good speed swerved out of the road into the ditch and capsized. Mrs. Palmer and Frances are not danger OuSly hurt
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
LYNcHINe OF A NEGRO.

Bainbridge, Ga, Oct S.-News has just reached here of the Iynching of a negro seventy-eight miles west of here by mob of his own race. The negro had assaulted negro girl and mad at tempted to assault another who cut him in the breast.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS.
One Man Killed, Several Injured in two
 Accidents.

Newton, Mass, Oct. S.-In a collision between an automobile and a street car here today, Senator George F. Full ford a wealthy manufacturer of BrockvilIe Ontario was seriously in jured.> while his chauffeur, Louis F.. Varrat of Albany. N. Y, sustained a fractured skull and is expected to die. Will T. Hanon of Schenectady, N. Y, was also injured, but not seriously.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
WILL NOT RESIGN.
The Treasurer of the Santa Fe Denies
 Rumor.

Topeka, Kan, Oct S.-Edward Wild er treasurer of the Santa Fe railroad company, today emphaticaIly denied the report circulated Saturday night to the effect that he would resign inn mediately on account of his ill health In statement to the press, Wilder de- flnltely states he has no idea of re- signing.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
A MINNEAPOLIS FIRE.

Minneapolis, Oct. Sire today gut ted the store Of the w. K Morrison Hardware company on Nicollet avenue, causing a loss of $75,O0O
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
FITzGERALD WON.

Grass Valley, Oct. 8.-Willie Fitz- gerald knocked out Jack Clifford in the eighth round of twenty go here last night
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
THE INVADING HYAcINTH.
It Threatens the Destruction of Mex
 ican Lake.

Mexico City, Oct S-That the destruc- ton of Lake ChapaIa as a pleasure re- sort adjunct and as a commercial ave nue for the great haciendas in the
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
AT NACHEZ.

Natchez. Miss. Oct. S.-Reports of yellow fever cases to date; New cases. s; under treatment, 8; total foci, AS; total eases to date. 136; total deaths, [.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
JAPANESE WAR LOSSES.

Victoria. B. C.. Oct. S.-(Per steam ship Tartar.) )-Ofcial returns of the casualties of the Japanese army
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

throughout the war show 46,1SO killed; 10,970 died of wounds and Is, 300 died of disease, a total of 72, 450 dead.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

St. Louis. Oct. S.-St Louis and Chi cago closed the American League sea son in St. Louis today by dividing a double header.
 FIRST GAME. St. Louis ...-..... .-..........3 Chicago - .5 II l Batteries-Pelty and Spencer; Pat tersOn and Sullivan.
 SECOND CAME St. Louis ..... 3 O ChlcagO -......-... ...........1 Q Batteries-Powell and Sugden: Walsh and Hart
Arizona republican., 1905-10-09

s2O0 cash down and s700 on easy monthly installments like rent will buy a five room house with bath and fine shade. E. E. Pascoe, no N. Center St, Real Estate and Loans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
ORDERED TO LAND.
Failure to % So Will Subject Them to
Treatn snt Of Deserters.


Bucharest. July 3.-port authori-
At Kustenji. Roumania, have been In
structed TO call up the $50 mutlnoers
who are on board the Kniaz Potemklne
10 land from that vessel without arms,
informing them they viii be treated a.
foreign deserters while in Roumania.
In the event o. refusal Of the mutineers
10 submit 90 these conditions or hostile
action against the town. Roumanlan
warships VIII be- ordered TO use force.
There 81 much excitement on board
the Russian battleship Kniaz Potem-
kline. where there are differences %
opinion between len'"rs some ~ whom
are advocating landing In Roumania.
while others are proposing 10 return 10
Russia and joining other mutinous
ships The project Of Kusteni per
mitted a delegation OF mutineers 10
enter the town and purchase proyis-
looms.
Sailors report the Black Sea fleet not
only did not try 10 capture the kniaz
Potemkine. but crews OF ships openly
tejoiced when the rebel battleship let
Odessa. The crew Of the Russian GUN
boat Psezsouapa. now az Kustenji. met
some Of the crew 81 the Kniaz Potem-
kline ashore and fruternizcd with them.
the sailors embracing one another.
The Kninz Potemkine was accompa-
MED by "a Russian torpedo boat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
sIRMINoHAM's BIG BLAZE.
Mush Property Destroyed In Wholesale
District and Two Men Killed.

birmingham. Ala. July 3.-Fire ~
the wholesale district az an early hour
Monday morning resulted Ia the death
% two mon. iniuring ~ four others and
destruction 81 property valued az more
than 800 900 Dead. Clip u. Sprule
fireman. instantly killed by falling
wall: T. y. Huffman electrician of the
fire department. injured by falling wall
died Eve hours later Injured. l. ~
Stnnhcld. fireman. leg badly hurt. Joe
Hodges. fireman. knee hroken. T.
Brown. fireman. ankle and arm iniur-
ed: J. r. Mullin chief ~ IRE depart
ment. cut by falling glass. Losses are
covered by about 60 per cent insur-
ance. The fire originated IN the store
OF the birmingham Paper company
and gained great Roadway before Il
was discovered. II broke out at
o'clock and was not under control un-
til o'clock a falling heavy wall Is
responsible for the Death Of the IRE
men and injury ~ the four others.
Cause ~ fire s. not known.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
MINOR MATTERS.

Milan county. Texas. went dry.
+. $. MorFe Of Ravla. l. H. dropped
dead.
W. r. Cleveland died IN a hammock
% Perry. okla.
~ Porter l. r. Joe Gmyson was
shot and killed.
Al 81 Louis 200 naturalization
fraud cases were dismissed.
Oklahoma land lease receipts IN
June were SI22I32
Grayson county will have "a local OPP
ton election July %.
Sixteen alleged gambling resorts
were raided az Terre Haute. Ind
Mrs. Missouri McCommas. "a resident
Of Dallas county since 1886. ~ dead.
Rev. Frances NJ. Keen. Methodist
minister suicided at Fort Smith. Ark.
lids for lease Of the big pasture ia
Oklahoma will be- received up 10 Dee.
next.
AZ Shreveport sam Lee and George
Nell. convicted Of gambling, We're each
fined $1,000.
W. T. Million of Greenville was held
up by highwaymen at Dallas and rob-
bed Of sii.
on the LIST instant a Boston firm pur-
chased a San Angelo. Tex. 100. 900
pounds OF wool.
Chicago grand jury returned 40
true bills. several against labor lead
ers and beef trust.
Prlvatcs Pool. TAFT and sausmore OF
the Eleventh infantry were drowned
near Cheyenne. Wyo.
United States Senator Bacon and
Wife OF Georgia had an audience with
the sultan % Turkey.
National Cotton on company has
sold It's Texas plants to the Industrial
Cotton OF company
-Four club rooms az Brownwood. Tex.
were raided by sheriff and a wagon
load OF intoSlcants seized.
Annual reunion Of Texas Confed-
crate Veterans association will be
held az Galveston July 10 and 90
An attempt was made to dynamite
the Hanna Machinery company build
ing at Chicago. Oae part was wreck
ed
The little daughter Of shaw Hardy
and young son ~ Leonard Ballard Of
Washunga, okla. ate rat biscuits and
died.
Twelve suits 90 recover $4,000. al
Iegai back tax . have been filed In
PaWnce county Oklahoma against
Texas .attlemcn.
Frank r. Shanks Dallas county
clerk. was indicted On nine cases.
charged with misappllcation Of funds
and failure TO report certain fees.
n. +. Yoakum has secured option at
Dallas FOR railway terminals. These
are for frisco. Colorado and southern
and Trinity and Brazos Valley lines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
PLEDGED TO SECRECY.
Nothing Mus, Be Said Until Govern.
ment Makes Report

Montgomery Ala July s.-The Al
vertlser says. II. Y. Brooke, executive
committeeman from Alabama ~ the
Southern Cotton association. IN an IN
teryicw with reference 20 alleged sun
earthing of the fraudulent system II
preparing the government crop statIs-
tics. says.
Every member ~ the Southern Cot-
ton association is pledged 90 secrecy
until the government makes its report
as 90 th. Investigation. which win not
be long when that report is made
public 70 win show the existence 90 a
human dcpuvity in the department
The code thnt was adopted 90 transmit
this information IN advance TO outside
parties win stand as moment 20 the
inircnius brain Of the most consum-
mate knnvc In history
1T was worked successfully with six
or seven men looking on and being
ignorant ~ what was Transporting"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
iNyENrs COTTON TICKER.
attached to Wagon and Handles -Four
Pows al a Time.

Deniscr. July AFTER five years OF
htient labor Caeaes y. Shreaves has
erfected cotton picker which he
says VIII revolutionize cotton picking
A blue print device II being prepared
nj Dallas. The machine Il attached "a
wagon aud can pick one. two or four
rows NJ time. and can reach tall OF
small stalks. Shreaves Is a poor man
Ample capital viii back up the inven-
ton. The inventor claims the device
can DO the work Of afty piekers per
day.
A violent electrical storm with cy-
cionic conditions accompanied with 4
ter sifc rain RACED Sunday hight Ia this
section.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
DOORS NOT OPENED.
First National Bank Of Topeka o.
dered cloaed By connptroIIsr.

Topeka. Kan. July a-The First Ma
tional bank Of Topeka. OF which C. ]
Deviln h the principal stakeholder
falled to open its doors Monday. hav
ing been closed by order Of the comp
troller Of the currency. Government,
officials are making an examination
Three or four hundred dep6sitors wer
IN line al O'Clock. on the door n
reared this notice; Bank closed b|
M orders. Comptroller OF carrenc
has been communicated with and vii
send examiner who win make state!
ment. W. II. ROSSiNgToN.
"Vice President
Following the closing OF the Fird
National bank there was Hight run o|
the Central National bank. IN whlcl
Mr. Devlln T. also a large stockholde|
Cash 20 the amount 81 $4,000 was de
posted In the Central National 20 on
set the run. J. W. Gleed stated hate
that a700.ooo worth Of real estatf
$500. 900 ~ unencumbered TopekI
property and over 100000 I'm coal land
ini southwest Kansas had been turne'
IN by SIR. Devlin. together with 800.
900 In life Insurance. Mr.. Gleed as
serted the Central National bank II 4
n perfectly solvent condition.
In the First National bank the stat
OF Kansas has over 100000 In depos
It's. the city OF Topeka $4,000 and IN
county OF Shawnee about $4,000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
Rion at Adsn.

Alden. Arabia. July 3.-The Russian
auxiliary cruiser Rion formerly Smo-
lensk) arrived here having on board
siS persons from the French steamer
Chodoc. from Saigon June .. for Bor-
deaux and Havre. which Is ashore or
Cape Guardafue. at the mouth Of the
Gulf 81 Alden. The last port AZ which
the Chodoc touched was Colombo.
which she left June 10.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
Killed Neiohbor and Self

Chehalls. wash. July 2.--Jonas Cole
man shot and killed neighbor named
Justice Monday al Rife, forty-three
miles east 81 here and then committed
suicide. The men were West Virginlau
mountaineors. who came TO Rife about
Ave years ago. There had been trouble
between the two for some time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
Cabinet Resigns.

The Hague. July S.-The cabinet
headed by DR.. Kuyper (appolnted July
81. 1000. has resigned. The roslgna
ton Of the cabinet Of The Netherlands
Is due to the result % the recent cleo
ton In Holland. The second chamber
OF states general according 10 returns
will be composed Of forty-elght Minis
terlallsts and fifty-two Anti Minister
Iallsts, making II necessary for the
cabinet 10 resign.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
h. q 7. c. RATES.

Baltimore, Maryland, account
Christian Endeavor, sell July /. 2. 3.
rate s39.O5, good limit for return.
Buffalo, n. ", account order Of
Elks; sell July 8. 7, 8, ., rate $40.
Asbury Park, account National
Educational Association; sell June
y, %, 30, July /, rate si4.50.
Knoxville, Tenn, account Summer
School; rate s2s 20.
Fourth CT July rates to all points
In Texas.
w. 5. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04

Chicago. July 3.-Plans for AN ex-
tended struggle between woodworkers
and employers were laid. one ~ the
first moves expected will be the shut
ting down Of fourteen factories. where
union employees are scheduled TO strike
thereby locking out more than 1OOe
men. woodworkers expect the strike
to last ten weeks. while employers are
prepared to abandon business for a
year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
MUST KISS HIS WIFE.
Once a Day II Is Deereed That Spouse
Shall BE Saluted.

New York, July 5.-George Lindsay.
who was charged with having aban-
Joined his wife and baby. has been sen-
fenced by Magistrate Hlgginbotham 10
spend one day week with his family
either IN Prospect park or az Coney
Island and kiss Mrs. Lindsay once a
day. He has also "a take her bunch
OF flowers once a week and pay her So
weekly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
oalloonist's Fatal Fall.

Kossc. Tex. July 3-W. G. Jones.
with "a medicine company. made au use
censlon. After going up nicely several
hundred feet ne drifted north about
one mile aud cut loose. coming down
TO the ground sustaining injuries from
which he died Ga short time
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-07-04
LOVERS SUICIDE.
Youth and dsidsn Found Dead Under
aTree Near hearne. Tex.

Hearne. Tex. July 3.-Ben Cilstrap.
aged nineteen years. and Miss Ida
Mank. sixteen. suicided near Henry
Prairie. fif,eeI miles northwest OF here.
Both were found sitting under tree
one and half miles from home. The
cause OF the suicides Is supposed 20 be
a love affair Both belonged 10 prom
inent families.