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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

floor and tore out her hair. -
Mrs. Bnrch had him arrested. and
he WAS fined IN the Justice coul L
subsequently she brought suit ~
$1,000 personal injury damages. Az
leging that her wrist had been per-
manently injured and her health
had suffered by reason Of tandcts'
assault II was this case that came
up before Judge Hatch this morning.
Does Not Contest
fan1era ala not appear to contest
the caae. and Judge Hatch allowed a
verdict for $500 damages. II II
claimed. however. that the Judgment
win bs OF little value. as It is I'M
derstood Landera has assigned all
his property 10 his son.
Landers has only one leg. and Ia
about. so years ols.
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be raised"
Frank Burns. superintendent Of
the Alaska Steamship company.
when asked concerning the question
replied
4 do not know ~ any raise in
the rates. They are she same now
o. they were when the contracts
were drawn up on September I. 1909.
All shippers have contracts accord
Ing 10 the amount Of freight they
ship each month.
Burns Denies.
There has been no Kick regis
tered In our office by The people Of
AlnHka. A. 20 a combine being un-
der way between our company and
the Pacific Coast Steamship CON-
pnnY. there b. nothing to that If.
however. there Is some disaRree-
,neut among the people Of Alaska,
u must be voiced by the smaller
shippers According 20 the rates
adopted BY. the Alaska Steamship
association. each shipper would. Of
necessity pay 4 higher rate II his
shipments decreased. That r. the
only CIRCUMSTANCE which would &C.
cuaiou a raise that 1 know Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
JOHN ROSEkE'S SHIP
BURNING OFF JERSEY

few PASSENGERS. who are now, how
ever. In great danger Of their lives.
The Pennsylvania Is steel steam
or. 34s feet in length. and 1888 ton
mage. She was built by the Cramps
in 1872.
The life savers have returned.
They report the craft barge in
ballast. A tugboat saved the crew
before the life savers arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
ROWLING
OF WOLF
Ex-Governor 0deII, Of New York, Makes
Startling Charges Against The President
and The Present Governor Of the State

NEW YORK. Dec. sI.--F.x Gov
esnor Odeii today formally declared
war on Roosevelt and Governor
Higgins
He declared they were responsible
for the present condition % the re-
publican party I'm this state.
He said II the republicans lose this
time Il viii be their own fault.
Il Is predicted that Wadsworth
VIII not be elected as speaker Of the
assembly.
odell says Higgins is guilty Of du-
pIleity. Odell said
I had a talk with Higgins.
never was 50 surprised In my life
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as when he named wadnworfh.
If Roosevelt desired the good OF
the party instead OF encouraging
soreheada. he'd have promoted har-
mouy.
Had he sent for me would glad
~ have conferred and tried to avert
trouble
Il charge Roosevelt and Higgins
with deliberately trying to wreck
the party for their own ambitions. .
Odeifs defiance has created con-
sternation among New Workers.
The congressman who wished 20
be friendly TO both sides viii now be
forced 20 take sides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

n order that Santa Claus might
be enabled % make good" with the
little tots who live along the south
eastern shore Of Alaska, the steam
ship Jefferson, which was allowed
70 sail one day In advance, pulled
out for the north Tuesday night.
The vessel carried all sorts Of
toys and good things TO eat IN her
hold. Many passengers who have
been spending the past week or 80
IN the "stateae took passage on the
vessel. ali having piles Of bundles
and packages Ia the baggage room
81 ~<zla steamer.
up IA the land OF snow children
are anxiousiv awaiting the mcasaee
announcing the sailing Of fffe steam
er. which. according 70 different
fnafnFnae and papas. f. 20 'srins
eanfa Claue with his reiueecrs aus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
WILL BURN OIL

Tho steamship Wataoi4 lately pur-
chased by the Barnes q Illbbard
company. through Captain T. f..
eaine. Of this city. arrived IN port
from San Francisco last night The
Watson. after unloading her freight
for this port. will proceed 10 Ia
coma and take a rargo for San
Francisco. where she will DE placed
on the dry dock
While there sho viii be fitted with
oil burning apparatus. hislides hnF-
ing her passenger accommodation
enlarged The Watson Will sail for
the south tomorrow. She Will Dc
laid up for about one month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
PUNISHMENT FOR
ALL CHINESE RIOTERS
Americans.

Americans.
Natives are daily becoming more
incensed against foreign rule in thu
interior. and the recent action OF a
British assessor in imprisoning na-
tive women in an English prison for
their inability TO pay taxes. II Is be-
lieved. is the direct cause for ths
present uprising.
The United States ship Baliimors
and the gunboat Villa Lobos are
now In port. and have landed forces
to protect resident Americans. Other
foreign warships are here. and more
are due at any time.
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Great Footwork.

oBrlen again exhibited some
wonderful footwoFk In the twelfth.
lie sent thre~ hard lefia Co the face
and hsoektd all attempts OF Fits 20
counter.
Round ~ found both men going
Fits landed hRrd On Jacks body and
then sent terrific left hook to the
Jaw 0.Brien returned with a hard
upper cut 20 the saw. Both mixed
and send In hard labs 10 the heart.
when the gong sounded there was
nothing 70 indicate that rita was In
distress. hut he had only been In
his chair n few seconds when he
tainted and fell - the fioor
At ) o'clock last night 0'Brien
was favored IN the betting. and
odds were placed on him al 10 90 s.
OBrien weighed N At les and Eta
tipped the scales At 1853.
Mechanics pavilion held tho big.
gest crowd IN It's history. Hundreds
were turned away. Crowds Sirgcd
about the entrance and force of
mounted police vas detailed 10 pre-
serve order. Two fonr-rouud pre-
llmiaaries proceeded the main
event.
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SANTA CLAUS ABOARD
CAPTAIN noRo or STEAMER JEFFERSON. ACTS FOR
IN BEHALF or ALASKA cHlLpREN-mAHY PRESENTS

sleds full Of presents 20 them. The
much looked for message WIS dis
patched by Superintendent Frank
Burns. Of the company. this morn
ing.
II was AZ first decided to dispatch
the vessel today. but the officials.
rather than diaappoist their little
friends and patrons IN the north.
hurried the work OF loading. and
allowed her 10 get away last night
In order that she might have ample
time 70 reach skaRway.
Captain Nord. Santa Claus dep
uty, who went out IN command Of
the Jefferson. says bis ftt.s frissds
WIN not be ases-ated II he can
help i. Every nook and c,.ugy -
the vetss.ls .oaS veg b ssss ed with
fr~lsrt csfs~ .',sc % every tisen g
fr0.a .ss S-:v~s e. svresys
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KILLED IN CAMP

Word was received In this city
last night from Sianwood OF the
Incidental death OF X. NJ. DalRity.
a. former resident OF Seattle. who
was accidentally killed In a lumber
camp at that place. The details Of
the fatality we're not contained In
the dispatch. lie was tho son OF
Mrs. J. A. Dalgity. OF $50 25th av. s.
Undertaken Charles N. Butterworth
has gone 70 stanwood for the re-
mains which are expected to ar
rive in this city this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
HAVE you SEEN THHMg

Postmaster Stewart received let
ter this morning from Henry =.
Green. OF Midland City. Mich. want
ing to know the whereabouts Of his
brother. Elm Green. who was last
heard OF In Seattle.
! Mrs. Annie Perry, OF Richmond.
Cal. wants TO hear from her
brother William Raymand. who
was last heard OF attending a law
school fin Seattle after returning
from Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
U. P. WILL enter AT TACOMA

TACOMA. Dec. 2i.--with the
coming Of the Chicago. Milwaukee A.
81 Paul road to This city y Is ru-
mored that It's allied line. the Union
Pacific. viii also enter Tacoma
II has long been known that the
two roads have been acting Jointly
IN all enterprises. and II the Mil
waukee builds here. the Union Pa
cific wll run trains over the rails
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
WOMAN RULER OF CELESTIAL KINGDOM. AFRAID
OF THE POWERS ORDERS THE CAPTURE OF THE
RoUGHS
RoUGIIS

SHANGHAI. Dec. 2i.-FeAriuE
the mighty hand Of the powers. the
empress dowaRer Of China has or
dered the vicefnY Of Chi IL 20 Inn
mediafely proceed 10 this city and
hunt down and punlsh all those who
participated Ina the recent RIOTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
EXPLOSION

The explosion OF an oil lamp In
a frame dwelling. 1894 iakcview ay..
occupied by NJ. Blgelow. caused a
lively blaze At 7 o'clock this morn
ing. The damage To the structure
il estimated AZ fl00 and 500 to the
contents The loss Is covered by
insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
MURDERED

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Dec. a.
Two Belllngham men were victims
OF raid Tuesday night b. bandits.
near Dlaz. Mex.
One victim was killed and the
other seriously injured. The dead
man Is G. w. Meaurray. and the In
jured one is o. f. Finstead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
GRAFT IN BELLINGHAM

BEIIINGHAM. Wash. Dec. H.
Tho state today began quo warranto
proceedings against Councilman y
NJ. Adams. 20 GUST him from office
rur grating and trafficklnE in city
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supplies.
Subsequent investigation by the
authorities may reveal widespread
election frauds. and graft involving
other city officials and prominent
men.
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sAakENTINg CHARTERED

The six-masted barkentine Lord
Woolsey. recently purchased by the
Alaska Steamship company. has
been chartered to carry lumber TO
Australia.
The Lord Wooisey was formerly
a full-sized ship. She was dis
masted off Cape Flattery about two
years ago. Her new owners decide
ed to turn her into a barkentine.
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woRK Nv pRooReas

e. y. Smith. one Of the organ
iners OF the Hanford Irrigation and
Power COMPANY, today stated that
the company was having surveys
made Ia benton county. ana that
the work Of citing the company
arranged on a practical basis vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
O7BREEN 10
TIE VIC or

nartmcnt headquarters These coW-
plants have met with assurances
that every city on the coast will be
treated fairly In the matter. Hida
for the erection of tho establish
ment viii be called for by the local
uuartcrmaater's department shortly.
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CHICAGO. Dee 20. investigation
a. 10 the alleged practice In rebatea
by tho Chicago Burlington a Quincy
road was begun today by the fed
afai grand Jury. Agents OF tho ays-
tenn aud a number Of shippers ap-
pearod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
Fiizsinmons Takes Terrible PwrisImneal
For 10 Rounds, and Then Walks 10 MIS-
Chair and COIlapses--Was Game, Ban
Youth vanQuished Him

going. o'nrien floored Fltn with a
stiff right to the Jaw, and Bob
came back gregEy o'nrien was
cautioned once for holding Fitx
at the end ~ the round went 20 hls
corner rather unsteadiiy,
In the tenth Fltz landed two
clever heart punches forcing
O'Bflef 10 a clineh O'nrlen landed
several times on the law and face.
Eta came hack fierce In the
eleventh. forcing oBrien 20 the
ropes The latter smashed fftE a
terrific right in the face and then
sent in a couple og hooks To- the
body Once o'nrlen hit rather low
and FitH complained. o'nflen was
hooteA.
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against the foreigners.
All civil and military authorities
will be held equally responsible
Missionaries and other classes Of
foreigners are daily arriving In
large numbers from outlying dts
fricta. and report serious disturb
anee- directed mainly against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21
HIGH WINDS BLOW
DOWN HOUSE OF GOD

a small church on Western Az. and
did other damage.
In the center of the city the wind
blew only from six to eight miles
an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

Los ANGELES. Dec. 2l.-wind
blowing nj IS miles an hour In the
west end OF the city this morning.
blew down a house on Cahuenga IT..
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f4444s444444444

Judge Hatch yesterday afternoou
granted decree cf divorce 20 Edith
Bndlong from George Budlong. the
boath6use owner, and divided the
property. which has been the subject
of contention in the courts for the
pn.t two years. between them.
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Exchange Greetings.

Reports from the northern seas
say that thick snow Is falling. al
though II has not as yet reached
tracks other than that OF the trans
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being pushed aH rapidly AZ possible,
The work on the irrlsntion ditcRos
win be done with an eye for fu-
ture application 90 their power
buniutHH.
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John u. HUMPHREYS, one Of the at
torneys who received the check OF
sil 900 from the city satisfying the
Judgment obtained In the Edwin
Tskildson case. denies the story
that the lawyers for the boy got
$1,000. while the boy himself got
only $4,000. He says that Attorney
W. p. Edison and himself deducted
$500 az their fee, depositing the
rest IN the bank In the name OF
tho gusrslas, vhe paid ost OF Il
the expenses - the opsTa&ie@ and
ftw . wooden lee. ssteswarf tsEs-
ins owe TO the psssssit guardian, ].
g. iss.. wha& lsese ~sms4oss~
D. ssa
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TACOMA. Dec. si.-The appllea-
ton OF Commissioner OF Public
Works weleh 20 have the city coun-
ell investigate the methods OF his
office was turned down fiat by that
body last night, and the matter will
be left 60 the grand jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

The trial OF William p. Kelly,
charged with praeticing medicine
without a license has been set for
January 2.
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rowNrs. pEsTs o. pEaRIN's

yh. very hest ynas.@ ss bug f~t
gfrssie.,s NseTs All .fslcss and
sissa 81 81 NJ &~S-~ss n Ss.st ssaI
AND AcG Ss~
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Friday; Light
Winds.
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Mr.. Bngl've been blowing IN
this thing all the morning. Miranda.
aud haven't got any music out OF IL
yet,
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"'rhe whole upshot Of the matter
amousts 10 this. Certain mining op-
orators have property IN places out
q the regular course 81 the steam
efs They want their freiRtr deliv-
cred Someone has 70 deliver it. II
f. impfaetleable 90 place passenger
vessels on such routes as the pas
seugors kick "a the delay.
IA is our Intention. as FAR aE our
company IL concerned, 10 place our
freight steamers IN the wny-freight
trade. H. IN order 70 prevent oper-
stlug vessels AZ a loss a raise ia the
rate becomes essential. the rates viii
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec si.-Af-
Ter rs rounds 81 hard fighting last
night. during which he received
and gave terrible punishment, Doh
Fiusimmans. the fighting Cornish
man. walked Ia his corner and SD
denly collapsed While his Sec
ends we're working over him during
the intermission. bis head dropped
over on his breast. blood rushed
from his mouth aud nose. and the
once famous fighter was down and
cut
Fltn fought hard. but the strain
was too great Time and ag.in he
vas an bat gunc. but he would al
uays come popping up looking for
more within a few seconds OF the
gong during the 18th round. kiG
landed hard left on o'hrlens
stomach. oRrieu came back with
A Ike blow and followed with a
fiefce one to the Jaw. Il WAS the
stomach punch that did u FOR Eta.
Its All Off"
eddie. he IL me Ia the stomach.
It's an Of FitE said 10 Eddie
Graney. lie tnmbled over and the
flxht was awarded to the Philadei-
phlan.
After the fight Graney said that
Fftr showed hts olSss and that
o'nrien vas wonderful boxer Eta
had the sympathy Of the crowd and
VAS cheered nightly As he stood NJ
and took his medicine. O'hrien
was Nootsd time and again as he
aueked and ran away from the
Carnishman.
osRrian. however had a carefully
laid-out plan 70 follow and would
not bulge from Il. lie knew Fttz
still had the Sleepy Hollow swat
and was mt going 70 take Aay
chances.
As Fitz left the ring be made a
short speech. saying he had done
the best he could and bad fought
bis last fiEht.
Fitx Bleeds.
In the first round only four blows
we're struck. The second round
ended with o'Brlen TO the good.
Pierce counters had the contestants
rofnx from start TO finish. At the
end of the third. o'nrisn caught
Fftx on the nose and sent him to
Inc floor. Round four opened by
O.Brien forcing Fitx to the ropes
A rapid exchange Of blows found
Fitx bleeding from the mouth aud
nose.
In the fsfth round osnrien iahhed
away with lefss. again drawing the
eiaret from F'iix's mouth. Fttx
came back with telling rights and
ieffs to the Jaw. In the sixth Fttx
met OrBrien with terrific left.
which was partly blocked. O'nrien's
footwOrk was wonderful He eased
up on hts aggresS.Teness Fftx
missed O'Brien's Jaw several times
b. about n foot.
Both Groggy.
In the seventh o'Brien landed
hard on Fttx'a kidneys The latter
eountered TO the Jaw and body with
20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

n MANILA. dec. Civilian I
4 Jennings Bryan declined an In 1
D vleattos 10 disns< vita Acting 4
. soeer.6r General Ids. sayins ,
= that. 80 ? newap<Iss rflt.r. he I
. wishes 10 ts free 10 ~r7se lsts- 1
y vl. cssse sirs tasv@--s.ss s.ns. 1
o . . . o o o . . . . y Q = . /,
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ALAsKAns WANT lsVEsTIoATloN OF ALLEGED COMBINE OF
ALASKA sreAmsHl9 coMPA HlEs-AssERr SHERMAN LAW
rs VIOLATED

an increase In tariffs.
J -. rharo. general manager OF
the Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany. said
There Is no combine contemp-
lated We do, however. intend rails
ing the rates 10 certain portions Of
Southeastern Alaska. This, will at
feet only the out-of-fhe-way places
and locations where II Is both dan
Reroua and Improbable for vessels
to call However. the new schedule
MAS neoeaHlthted by tho fact that
too great a risk was sccasioned by
dlspatchinR our passenger vessels
10 such points. Last year We had
an example OF that when the City
OF Seattle put into Eagle river TO
discharge SO worth Of freight and
damaged herself TO the extent OF
so. 900
I'VE FUZZY realize thst the question
Is one which requires no little
fhaaght Representative Of our
company and the Alaskan Steam
ship company have talked this mat
ter over freely and have reached "A
decision. There IN no binding agree
ment though.
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WASHINGTON. Doc. al
! Short sessions In both house
! today. Adjourned to Jan. 4.
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Both Groegy.

In the seventh o'nrien landed
hard on Fttx'a kidneys. The latter
eountered 70 the Jaw and body with
telling effect.
The ninth Mound found both men
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Of the former system. and use its
terminals.
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The steamer Pennsylvania r.
owned by the Northwestern steam
ship company of this city, John
Rosene. president
She was recently bought from the
international Steamship company OF
New York. NJ an estimated price OF
$500 GOO. and was bound for this
city around Cape Horn.
She had no cargo aboard and but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-21

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. Dec. 2i.--
A large steamer Is afire five miles
off shore. She Is burning up.
People can be seen running about
the deeka Two life saving crows
have been dispatched 10 her aid
She Is supposed 10 be the Penn
sylvania. and sailed from New York
yesterday for Seattle She is bla1-
ing furiously.
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RtEs

DIDN'T GET IT," SAYS HUMPH
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Ont Of the steamship officials ad
mitfed. however. that a change IN
rates would 80 lnto effect Jan. !.
and that n would affect certain
portion OF southeastern Aiasks -
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-26
Summer Excursion Rates to csIifornIs.

The sale of excursion tickets to California and return over the Santa Fe is authorized as follows:
 The dates of sale are every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday during the months of August and September, 1905.
 Transit limit, continuous pas'age east of Bhrstow in each direction. Barstow and points west or south thereof Final limit November 30, 1905.
 Tickets, 10 San Francisco and re- turn via Bakersfield s45.OO.
 To San FAancisco and return via Los Angeles, S50.00.
 To Los Ruge>es or Redondo 5000
 To Santa MOniss, Long Beach, East San Pedro, via Los Angeles, 5000
 To Avalon, Catalina Island, S32. 9
 To San Diego, Coronado Beach S3O. CO.,
 For further and more definite parti culars apply to A. F. Hunt, agent fol the Santa Fe at Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-26
Notice to Teachers.

The regular quarterly examination for teachers certiticates will be held in the county court hotse in Flagstaff, Arizona, on Tuesday, and Wednes- day, September and 6, 1905.
 Under the new rulesl recently adopted by the Territsrial Board of Exam ine-s, it will ba necf fssary for appli' cants to pass an\exkmination in ele. mentary drawing in addition to usual subjects.
 Daily sessions S:30 to l2 a. m. and from l to 4:30 p. m. B St J. s. AMUNDSEN, Supt.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-26
charsed, But Not Convicted.

Charges of selling whiskey to h. dians were preferred in Justice Films s court this week against R. M. Bruch- man by Indian Agent Matthew M. Murphy. The case was tried this morning at o'clock before jury oi twelve men, District Attorney Geary prosecuting and w. H. Burbage de- lending. The jury brought in yer dict of not guilty. Winslow Mail.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-26
Public Is Aroused.

The public is aroused to the know ledge of the curative merits of that great medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters, for sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary H. Walters, of 546 St. Clair Ave-, Columbus, O., writes: "For several months I was given up to die. I had fever and ague, my nerves were wrecked; could not sleep, and my stomach was so weak, from useless doctors drugs, that I could not eat. Soon after beginning to take Electric Bitters, obtained relief, and in a short time was entirely cured. Guar anteed at all drugstores; price soc.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-26
Reward For Cattle Thieves.

Notice has been mailed to every sheriff's office in the territory offering a reward of s2OO to the person making an arrest and securing conviction of cattle thief, says the Arizona Republican. Half of the reward will Le paid by the Arizona Cattle Grow CTS association and half by the Live Stock Sanitary board.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-26
Peculiar Disappearance.

J. D. Runyan, of Butlerville, O., laid the peculiar disappearance of his painful symptoms, of indigestion and biliousness, to Dr. Kings New Life Pills. He says: "They are perfect remedy for dizziness, sour stomach. headache, constipation, etc." Quar- anteed at all drug stores, price 25c.
The Coconino sun., 1905-08-26
Another Rough Rider Promoted.

|. B.L Alexander, of Phoenix, a captain in one of the Rough Rider companies. has received notice that an September l his appointment as United States attorney for Arizona will be announced by the president. Alexander succeeds F. $. Nave.