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New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
LONG FIGHT AGAINST ICE.
Police Launch Ad1ft Au Night and
Ddu in Sheepshead Bag.

Polics launch No. g. with its OF threa nen-
which was missing all OF Wednesday night. was
found Yesterday after an adventure In the frozen
wastes that lie between Canarsis and sheepsneao
Bay On board the launch we're Frank z Foras
the pilot; John ]. Walker. the engineer. and WIZ
fam H. Ward.
After being caught IN Jam soon after ths eoss
reached Car arsie. II was battered about Sns oaS
for nearly twenty-four hours before help cana
According to the men, If pack Of ics had moved
ten inches further east they would have besn car
ried out to sea. AS II was, the tides moved tns
launch Just close enough for the exhausted patFo-
men to get a rope aboard a nshins sioop tnAI WEB
in Horseshoe Greek
At $50 a. m yesterday Sergeant Re!fschneice7s
with five men. went into Horseshoe Greek after .
futile search lasting several hours. The rescuszs
had been out all night and experienced several nsr.
row escapes from death themselves. The Wstss
froze as fast It dashed over them.
After Tescuiug the three from this disacle0
launch, Sergeant Reifschneider fought his way 20
the Canarsis shore through the ics which packed
the bay.
The launch, which patrols the waters bsrwssn
Canarste. Bergen Beach Barren Island and ths
Rockaways. started from CanaTsis 70 ShseDsnsaa
Bay on Wednesday morning, and although In9
journey was one which should not have rs0utrss
more than hours steaming. nothing had been
heard from the men for almost twelve hours TRs
men had orders 10 arrest all occupants OF saantiss
IN which were found articles that had bean stolaa
o clock when the launch started for shsspshssd
Bay. Three-Quarters OF hour later II was -
ported of Barren Island. That was the last hsa<1
Of IL until yesterday morning 49,.
According 10 Ford. the launch broke down e1te5
the men had gone far ShsepShsad Bay sn3
had failed TO land on account or tne ISe' ~.
which they found themselves at the mercy OF us
moving lee packs. -, -. -
pounding against her sides, the launch VS. 1ssSS sS
less. There were two aboard ana Lhsss 49,
used by the policemen to keep the boat rom 49,
ing out 20 sea- It was a continual Srussles
D. m. they wer9 almost starved They WeFe 80 Z.
about ready to give Up the hght, when they SS saw
chance to force the boat into Horseshoe CLsssSS
They worked like madn1en, and with sass S[I aS1s
managed to get her into the creek ALtor sn~s sI,
more hard work they 1nally puSned ths - -. 81
CLOSE enough to slOOp TO get the emu ot a.5 ~.
her. The made CCrnforteDle OF o1a5,S
sloop, despite the fact that the only eataees soS
were soma raw turnips.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28

rsreets OF women thieves. Detectives yesterday
Sere ordered to arrest every woman known 70
De thief, a badger woman and several were
trreste6 last night The police have also found
thst a desk sergeant is liab BILE for detentons un-
less they be sustifabie. This opinion was re-
eertly sent 10 the Police Department by Cor
rorstior Counsel Ellison. Under the opinion IL
p-oul6 seem that where a private person makes
~ arrest under circumstances similar 20 those
en the Trautman case, the precinct commander
fr sergeant AT the desk is not justified in holding
sr receiving the prisoner arraigneo unless the
person arresting and complaining satisfies him
BY afh6svit other credible proof not only OF
the commission OF the crime. attempt 10 COM
nit g crime. but THAI such crime was commit
ted or attempted in the presence Of the person
making the arrest.
While Or and Mrs. Trautman in court
Yesterday burglars broke into their home end
ftole SIS worth OF stlverware and clothing. No
trace OF the burglars has been found.
Macon, Ca, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Jeanne Traut-
man, who to-day was vindicated OF charge OF
theft in New York. IS a sister OF Miss Henrietta
Davis. OF this city. and cousin OF ". A Davis.
a member Of the State Legislature and former
Grand Master Of the Masons OF Georgia AIRS.
Trautrnan is well known here.
In practically all police stations fn the city
last night the men were given a heart 20 heart
fsllx about the necessity Of care in making ar
rests upon complaints OF incompetent persons.
hshe sergeants were likewise given course in
practical common sense methods by Commits
fioneF Binghsm's instructions. given 20 the In
kpectOrS earlier in the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
PULLMAN COMPANY TO FIGHT.

Austin Tex. Dec. 27.-The Pullman rornnanv
IS preparing an injunction pe+i-ion against the
railroad commission which n viii file n, 41, f7
era court here ln few days. 10 restrain tFa+
noay from enforcing It's order assuming iuris5ic-
noh over Sleeping cars in Texas and reducing
the existing rates % per cent
Inc grounas for the proposed injunction are
mat me Pullman company IS rot a con,,oo,,
carrier and that the order of the corr7r,iesio,,
would have tho effect of impailipg confracts
eNlsllng between the Pullman company and tbe
several railroads ~ tho state over w77Icl, n
operates its cars. H IL
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
GUGGENHEIM IN CONTROL.
Colorado Republicans COncsds hin Ncrifns
tion to Senate.
rRr Tsl.srapn % ne rrbuns.l

Denver. Dec. 27-The Colorado RepaoNoAA
who thought OF maEins fight for the ni.o+ s''
States senatorship against Simon Gusseii.s -.
have decided after canvassins the sltuatioh -,
they have no show. and have abanaol'su ~
idea.
The most formidable opponent OF MT GussIs 80
helm was Congressman Bony nse. anL S,,r5ra -
here tonight for Washington aIIsr HAi,s TSr1Srxs
his withdrawal from tine race W., W. - tSrSs
has been here several days, devotinS ~ s..-et -
to canvass OF the Legislature ana s Cyil viii
with the party leaders Mr. Gusso ~ ths
undoubtedly be the unanimous eholes 'A '-e
Republican caucus.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
CLASH WITH VARDAMAN.
Toscn Officials Object to Governors
Remarks-O -OUerrwIed.
rBy telegraph TO The Tribune, ]

Scooba, Miss. Dec 27.-In quelling the race
riot here to-day. Governor vardaman. person
ally leading the troops. encountered the op-
position Of the town officials, and a serious
clash of authority occurred Governor varda-
man said the Negro is brute. only be con-
trOled by force, and when Whiskey soaked and
addicted to cocaine and morphine is the worst
of the animals.
The Mayor of Scooba. r. NJ. Quarles indig-
nantly refuted the Governors statement, and
wanted the soldiers withdrawn. After a warm
passage OF words Governor Vardaman, over
riding the town authorities. placed the village
under martial law
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28

street esth street and Bay Ridge (express).
18th street.
In S6th street, between Nineteenth and
Bay 23d street--Twenty-sec avenue and Bay
Slst street (express), Twentyhftfh avenue and Bay
10th street.
In Stiweu avenue, between Bay 6oth street and
Cropsey avenue-Mern1aid ana Surf avenues lex
press.
The report was unanimously adopted on mo-
tion Of President Orr.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
EALL ON IcE FATAL.

Newburr y Y. Dee e7.-MisS Mlanie -, -,
Thaycr, oc HamptoRbups, oTanse 'ouuy, - .ns
ths ice while skating on WeaAss9ay c,v.r sCS. -
soiouAnsss and dad soon afts< "a sS~1Ss
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
WANTS A SUBWAY LOOP

Confined from FIRST page.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
TILLMAN, THE QUESTION.

Zach McGhee contributes to the Worlds Work for October a sketch or Senator TiHman of South Carolina. He says
 'It was on August 6. 1885. when he was 3S years old. that he made his frs real appearance before the public of his state \ farmers convention was in session in the town of BeHnettsViile- the county seat of Marlboro Farmers and planters from all parts of the state were present principally planters weIl-bred well dressed south Caro- lima gentlemen The sessions were held in the court house gally decor ated for the occasion with flowers and
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
KANSAS CITY MARKERS
Review Of Prices and Conditions Of
 the Week.

Kansas City. Oct 2-CattIe re- ceipts last week were 10000 head in cluding $500 calves. The market was strong and higher on westerns tu Thursday, when steers suffered a loss of to l5 cents. closing the week a shade lower; cows made a small net gain for the week. calves closed firm on veal grades; stock calves a quarter lower; stOckers and feeders practically in the same notch as at the beginning of the week. The supply is 10000 head. including 2000 calves: market about steady on all kinds More cattle from the ranges of Texas. New Mexico. Utah. Nevada. Idaho and Colorado ar rived last week than any week here tofore this fall. and the supply from distant points is good. Demand from the country holds up we'll Western feeders al S3.35 to $40u: Stockers at S2.S0 to S3.15. a few common yearlingz at S2.25 to $500. choice Idaho stock hcifers at S3.I5. killing cows from Col orado. S2-65 to S3-35, Panhandle cows. S225 to $500. thin New Mexico cows. $2.20; range bulls S2.0O to S25U: light veals $500 to $500; heavy and mixed yeals. $3-50 to S4-75. Run is 2o.0o0 to- day including 1000 calves. Demand ii tli- the tbAl-Al ktttl- up. near M uHN cars being shipped out to the country last week Prospects favor light re- ceipts and steady market balance of the week
 Sheep run was moderate last week at 34OOO head: run 11000 yesterday. Muttons declined 10 cents last week; lambs. 15 to 25 cents lower. Market is weak to 10 cents lower on all kinds Utah has furnished most of the stun lately. but the supply yesterday i'm cluded stuff from Arizona and Idaho Haley & Saunders Idaho lambs. 69 pounds sold at $7-25; another string at sT.15. same price as same stuff sold at last Friday. Arizona lambs sold at S69O and s7.00: mixed ewes and weth- CTS at S5.25; some I2S-pound Idaho ewes and wethers at S5-25; Utah year lings lately at S5-35 to S5-I5: best lambs quotable al S7.50. Feeding stock is still in strong demand; lambs at SC to S6.5O. wethers and yearlings and breeding ewes ranging from s4-So to S5.4O 4 heavy run and lower market at eastern points causes the weakness here.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03

.evergreens- Ladies and young people
 and ministers of the gospel came 1GE
 to hear the orators After the days
 proceediugs- receptions were hel1 ll
 the evenings by the cTtiEsus of Bel-
 neJtsville to entertain the dlsl-nEul
 guests Al one of these i- was rz-
 mored that on the mcrroE s green.
 gawky. sallow-faced- o1z-eyed fsll1e~
 from the backwoodz ur EG-aEeI
 would speak. and that he u-a- likely ts say something out of the ordinary Ae-
 cordingly. when Ehe Hl8Fros zrrfr-
 the court house was more than 2s-alsE crowded with people aho had come
 tO enjoy the fun That =za che sr=-
 speech Benjamin R TTHu=u rl1 eEe-
 made in his life. but from sazr aly -H th-s he has been the uezt suu=-.ieu1.lH figure iu South CaroIlHz- Ths sFeaea was published in a uEus~r ur Eeas- papers. and aflerWaFs ta f=urasar
 form and distributed araasz tEs farm CTS Of the state TiiIuza s-rrl h--lr to receive Civilizations frssa z5i parts -E the state Co deliver 2dd~-zs~s- and Ea . invariably repelred tEe -uu-lllre el the BeuneTtsy- -ll. speech -If -Hl. get a chance ro speak ta tl- reaa.- CT
 South Caroiua as 2 did tn tre flr-=r- or Marlboro te said one day rr-r- would be some fine I1r---lu-lla- -r this old state The chance came aU1 [ the somersauiting followed He ea- lauded he was rrrf-uue'. De- was ridiculeJ but Ee always had "a h-1r-uz and got into the headline or rr- rras- papers But what was the ts-l- EH raised Perhaps an incident nF ra-e l recent times VIII aTrrT tE= h~ss is--- tration-
 -T should like Goo ask szF H-F=sAz=a1 what is before th- senate szzE s-en= ator Foraker one day zz G- sFusa 1a the senate for -Farii aas-lLaFE la= quiry' while Senator TIllHHza 1azz Hzaaa 1 ing fierce attacks iu ga iz-=sItaFE az- ou a number oF thiuz~ sss Ez--z-r of men
 ~I am before th= -~-s-e.- safr-s | screamed Tulman-
 But Senator Foraker EEl1U-r.l Er ! the great roar of Iauzhre- rr1r fos-.sH.E THlman's characteristic answer tr-.--- ed on knowing upon Whar ulrr--l---r subject the senator was -aklE rl floor
 No particular subi-c-- rel-irl E- man iu rhe same com bl-ir- manner ! --I am just making a few r-l1lrs= 1- the general cussedn=ss a- -le s.rla- tion
 And so it was TiIlma1 before che state of South Carolina
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03

FOR SALE-2- story building elsH' newly furnished; upstairs storerooiil and barber shop downstairs also adobe warehouse and Broom resi- dence: two chairs and furniture m barber shop. Barber shop and hotel clearing s2OO per month. Will sell for S12OO. owner must leave at once.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
For Rent

5-room furnished house, with bath, gas range, etc, with six lots, chicken yard and pasture for horse and COW, for S35 per month.
 5-room furnished house, close in, for SEQ per month.
 7-room furnished house. bath and electric lights, on North First Ave, for $50 per month.
 5-rOom. nicely furnished house, two screen sleeping rooms, gas and wood ranges, electric lights and telephone; best location: one-half block from car line: all for $65 per month.
 4-room br.ck house, with hot and cold water bath and range connected, for S10 per month.
 5-room brick for $1O per month.
 Broom frame house for $4 per month. 2OO-acre ranch, 100 acres under cul- tivation: plenty of water; for S200 per year.
 4-room brick house for $S per month.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
THE GROWING LIST OF
 WAR SHIP ACCIDENIS
But New Ships Are Safe When Pune
 tured Below Water Line.

Washington, D. C.. Sept. 26.-(Special correspondence of The Republican, Strong measures will be taken by the navy department to prevent the recur- renee of warship accidents such as have occurred altogether too often in recent months. In January two of the battleships starting for the maneuvers off Cuba collided and were laid up for repairs. Norfolk was next the scene of a collision between two torpedo boats in which one barely escaped sinking. Then the Rhode Island got into trouble again, and her captain has been sus- pended from duty for six months for grounding his vessel off the Virginia coast last May. The collision between the Alabama and the Illinois off New port was an even more serious affair. Two of the officers of the Alabama have been recommended for court martial Lastly. the grounding of the cruiser Boston off the coast of Washington has still further added to the list of acci- dents already too long
 These mishaps have centered atten- ton on the means Of safety with which all new United States battleships are provided in the form of electrical ly operated power doors. An ex-naval officer who is thoroughly familiar with this subject, says: It is practically inn possible to carry out the collision quarters drill in a really effective man ner and close all watertight doors and
 hatches within a safe period by hand.
 With Long Arm electrical power doors the means and method of avoiding a catastrophe are entirely different. 1 When the ship enters a dangerous Io- l cality the officer of the deck closes all the doors from the bridge by means o( the emergency station. connected with motors to each door by electrical con- ductors. He knows that the doors have responded by the glowing of the indi- Cator lamps at the station.
 The whole operation means that the ship is made safe in time: that the bulkhead doors vital to her safety can always be closed and the ship render ed unsinkab ble. The Victoria-Camper- down disaster could not be duplicated
 with any of our new ships for the reason that their commanders always 1 have at hand a means of closing the bulkhead doors, without regard to what the crew may do"
 "You look weary" commented the Arctic explorer
 No wonder" replied the heavy eyed Eskimo. "the baby has been cry ing all night
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
WANTED

HOTEL. CIayson's ranch, will open October under the per sonal supervision of Mrs. CIayson. The hotel has been put in first-cIass shape and will be conducted in a manner satisfactory to the most ex- acting. If you are a tourist and wish to get accommodations in the most beautiful spot in the valley. call us up. Phone Black 53, CT postofice box O.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03

Fnono neo 8UIs sig w. Washington St. Phoenix Ariz
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
FRUIT TREES
FRUIT TREES

From Stark Bros NurSery C1- ar wholesale Guaranteed true to name or money refunded Replarr aIi trees rta- die before first Of August ar lllE price. Will call at your homes from 1Tr-l -r Arlington Drop a cVrt- Box sl- Phoenix HALL BROS
 Agent
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03

YOUNG MAN handy with tools, would like work as carpenters helper. Call at roc South Sixth Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
FOR SALE

acres. close in frame house. s-1-
 10 acres three miles north Eoa4 house and shade
 40 acres in alfalfa fine location cl1== in. extra good soil Sssl9-
 S0 acres. line land. under Arzu-a canal. SS5 per acre a hrst class sps-l- lation-
 SD acres. about miles west of -rs-- water rights in town ditch- Ealf lr l-- falfa, Ss1 per acre
 5-ro0m brick hUus- iE Bennett ----- ton modern. a splendid buy- fz-"a
 1o-ro0m- modern brick close -r north part of town a splendid alr- tunity to rent rooms location rluH- be excelIed- Big bargain t1- one Price S359u-
 5-room house. ou North Se-1rl Ave- fine shade. S35un-
 Money Co Loan House t1- ra--- all sizes and prices; furnished and --- furnished
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
BEST BARGAIN
eo-ACRE IMPROVED RANCH. ON SOUTH SIDE, WITH PLENTY
 OF WATER.
Great bargains in Desert Land.
FOR SALE

The best 2O-acres of garden land in the valley. Tn melons and truck will pay for itself in one year. House and good well $. R. V. water and separate ditch. A dandy place for a small fam fly. being near school house. A rare bargain. Today $I25 per acre
 Two choice lots in Bennett Place least fronD, cheap: 5000.
 Three lots on First St. least front) on corner and on car line; $500.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03

"Paw-uh-
 What Is lt- Johnny
 How did the world mlul=r before Mir Roosevelt was born I-H-.=t.... Courier Journal
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
For Sale

7-room modern brick. close in, on north side: best bargain in the city. Must be sold at once.
 5-Toom frame house. with large screen roms; two city lots: shade and shrubbery: good stable and chicken yard: for $1250: S55O down, balance two years if desired.
 Groom brick. conveniently arranged and close to car line; city water; for S1350: easy payments; S10O or more down and $25 per month
 4-room frame house. with good shade and city water. for $500: easy pay ments.
 one lot with two frame houses. one two-roou and one four room, for S65O; S25 down and S1O per month. PECnA BROTHERS
 Phone Red 901. sig w. Washington St. Phoenix Ariz
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
Miscellaneous wanss


 --------~~~------~------- -------~--, ------ WANTED rent , or 10 good mileh
 cows, will pay highest rent and take
 good care of same. Address T. O. R.,
 care Republican office. WILL THE PERSON selling the Viavi
 remedies please communicate at
 once with Mrs. Ethel Greene. Mesa,
 ArizQpa.
 THE ADAMS SKATING RINK will
 have refreshment booth to rent.
 Who wants it? Address H. w. T.,
 Republican.
 WANTED-Five carloads of alfalfa,
 choice second or third cutting Ad-
 dress Wharton Fields, IF East Jeff
 erson St.
 MISS MARTHA N. KING. a graduate
 of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. will ac-
 cept a few pupils in watercolor and
 oil painting, pencil sketching, pen
 and ink or pyrography. Would also organize a small class in applied de
 sign. P. O. Box 253.
 REFINED LADY, wi:h good home.
 would like to take care of small child
 or to adopt. For particulars, address
 Mrs. Robert Bright. P. O. Box 392. WANTED-Cash renter for so acres
 of land one mile north of town. l.. H. Chalmers, Fleming block. VIAVI-We will be pleased to meet our friends and all those interested fin the Viavi System of Treatment. at Room 1. Anderson block, corner Washing ton and First Sts. Hours. 1 to p. m. K & J. C. Johnson, managers. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY sales man to follow up inquiries, close sales, collect; in fact, take charge of an already established business 1 throughout this vicinity, for a well known and well advertised house. To
 such a person we will pay weekly salary and railway fare. also com mission on new and old business ! turned over. CNo books or insur-
 ance). This will be permanent DO sitiOn and offers unusual oppOrtu- | nifty. Address fully. with references, K. C., this office. i WANTED-OId clothing. for a rum l mage sale to be given by the ladies of the Christian church. Those who have articles to donate, please tele- l phone to Mrs. Charles DonofriO or l Mrs. Harvey Patton. 1 FIRST CLASS SHAMPOOING, mani curing and hairdressing. at your home. Phone Red S9S. Lillie Wig gins.
 1 WANTED-To buy poultry. 142 North Seventh Ave
 MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS experi-
 enced cara reader. tells past, present ard future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen.
 60 cents. 223 Buchanan St.. corner Third.
 PICTURE Frames mad- 10 9rder. all sizes and kinds at Balke's Big Curio Store.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
Fer Sale

AUCTION, Wednesday, Oct. 8, com mencing at 1:3O D. m-, 1 will sell at my residence, 1929 East Adams St, the contents of my Groom house, consisting of Mission style weathered oak book rack, settee Morris chair, chairs, rockers, lady's writing desk, tables, lady's dressing table, books, iron and wood beds. stoves, frigerators, velvet art square, large tugs. kitchen utensils, curtains, shades, and other articles too numerous to mention. H. A. Taylor owner. Hammond, au"- tioneer.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
Pasadena, Cal. 5ssITos aGdEh

The Central hotel 2q E Colo. st Flee lights, Private Baths Homelike- Soc, SI- Sl 80 Euro plan. Mrs. J. K, Clarke. 75c I'd trip all beaches
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
Board and Rooms

VIEW RANCH is the pleas antest" place for polite heaIthseekcrs and tourists to board. No irrigation; daily stage; best table. See photos and get circulars at Miller's Drug Store.
 BONNY VIEW RANCH. seven miles north on Seventh street. high, dry and picturesque, best table. air, water. Daily stage. Open for board CTS September 18th. Make arrange ments now See Todd, Republican office, p. m daily THE SIXTH AVENUE FAMILY HO- TEL, at Adams St. and Sixth Ave, has been opened for the winter sea- son by Mrs. Kelso, and board and rooms may he had for s1O a week and up.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03

rent or 10 good milch cows, will pay highest rent and take good care of same. Address T. O. R., care Republican office
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
sIsuaaens Wanted

 SITUATION WANTED - Competent cook wants position in private fam > iIy. Address Cook, care Republican.