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Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
THIS Is so SUDDEN
 INITIATED MIR. HEARST
When He Accepted the Nomination for
 Governor Last Night
Independence League Named Full State Ticket nd Refused to Wait for the Action Or the Demo cratic Convention.

New York. Sept. 12.-The closing session of the Independence League convention tonight began with a tre- mendOus uproar. started by the bring ing in of an immense portrait of Wni. R. Hearst. president of the league and the only man mentioned as it's caRdi- date for governor. The roar of cheers. footing of horns ringing of bells anC a thousand other forms of noisc drowned the music of the band From o'clock, the hour to which the con ventiOn stood adjourned. until it ac- tually began. there was one contin- uous demonstration The big auditor ium was packed to its utmost. from floor to the ceiling and every person waved flag.
 Clarence Shearn presented the re port of the committee on resolutions covering first the reply of the league tO the memorial of Norman Mack. W J. Connors and others elected dele gates to the democratic state conven- ton. which requested the league to postpone nominations until after that convention.
 The report said that the convention deemed it advisable to postpone the important business which il mas as sembled to carry out The ticket for state candidates recommended by the committee was announced as follows
 GOvernOr-Wm. Randolph Hearst. of New York; lieutenant governor. Lew is Stuyvesant Chandler of Duchess. secretary of state. John S Whalen of Monroe; state treasurer. Geo A: Full CT of Jefferson; comptroller. pr. C. II W. Auel of Erie; state engineer and surveyor. Frank L. Gettman of Tomp- kns; attorney general. John Ford of New York.
 NIT. Chandler. nominated for lieut. enant governor. is a brother of former Congressman Wm. Astor Chandler. He is a son of the late Congressman John Winthrom Chandler and a great grandson of the original John JacOn Astor MT. Whalen for secretary of state. is a national organizer of the Tobacco Workers International un- ion. He is the first past grand knight of the Knights of Columbus Of the state of New York
 The report was adopted and a com mittee conducted MT. Hearst to the platform amid tumultuOus scenes. Ali
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
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san Franetzeo. -s-rS- IA zI---ial dispatch fresa Manila Aays thag ln rs- venge for the t.tzsiasilmezI inflicted 1zi them by the rezzIlsr troops for tEe killing of LieuE-naBs TFeadv-eI =f l.z- Philippine scouts. the PulajaD=~ ar- tackled a detachment cs the Fourth Ils fantry. colore6. e2 the night ar S-n- tember To- They RiIArd two ant wounded eight soldiers
 on the evening Of tle 10th -lhe -h-lE- dits rushed Tresdu<ll-s camp ana killed that officer The C-iiereI ryorrr came to the rescue and drove oEf Ihe fanatics. killing and capturing ga ilrz- number The hand returned later fs the night and bolOed the outpost rushing the camp. with the res stated The troops later rout-1 th- PulIajanes- killing and voustisz many
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13

ter they had cheered for half an hour. Mir HearFt tried Go stop the ua5ss. without result He was finally Der mitJed to speak -I am honur-f co have. been nominated by the commit tee I am proud Co run on th-s rlas- form. am devoted heart and sauI ta the principles eNprrssed tn every lu- of IL l have sad that my uroEran tz not socialism or radicalisrn or -xtrruzs- of any kind IJ is simply Amerfcal If this platform is mol Americanfsz1. then common honesty is I-o lunger era item Of Amsricsu morals If this plat form iE noI AmsricauiSm- then lutr- p-eadence- equality and opportunity have ceased to b$ American Ideals. then JefEsTssu'z teaching have h-rn foTsetteH and LiEscoips labor uas 1 vain. , am nlaEr hofefuI zghaa ~g-r before 3 bel5evE- ss have begun rtEhr our great serk- and Ihe soluttsl of a-l difficulties Eszs B. tre hands and hearts of able men
 When Hezrss -soeAzdsd the couves- ton immediately adjourned
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
AMERICAN CRUISER
 DENVER IN HAVANA
Insurgents Renew Their Destruction of
 Railroad Bridges
President Roosevelt Closely Watching Trend of Affairs in Cuba, Fully Prepared for Intervention if Neces- sary But Only Last Resort.

Havana. Sept. 12.-The insurgents in Pinar Del Rio and Santa Clara pro- vinces today signalized the resumption of the war by blowing up railroad bridges again blocking traffic and com hitting other acts of destruction. The event of today in Havana was the ar rival late this afternoon of the United States cruiser Denver. When the flag on Moro Castle signaIed the approach of the American warship the news spread with rapidity throughout the city and large crowds hastened to the wharves.
 Immediately after the Denver an chored Ensign Blakely was sent ashore to the American legation to notify Mir. Sleeper of her arrival Asked as to the Denver's available landing force in case Of necessity, Commander Caldwell said that while she carried no marines at present she had 150 well drilled armed sailors and several field guns which could be put ashore on fifteen minus notice.
 The revolution of activities in the field thus far have principally affected railroad people. In Pinar Del Rio province a western railroad bridge at Taco Taco was partly destroyed The T. which was recently damaged by burn ing, is being repaired. meanwhile be- ing guarded by Maj. Clews' rapid fire gunners. Railroad communication with western Pinar Del Rio province is now cut off, and it is believed that the dam age is not the work of Pima Guerra s men but others working in cooperation with them.
 The railroad bridge on the line of the Cuban Central between Crucas and Las Lajas. near the Trinidad sugar estates. managed by O. B. Stillman of New York, has been blown up. The man ager of this railroad reports that the insurgents also are attacking the sta tions. It is known that the government regards the situation in Santa Clara province as even more dangerous than in Pinar Del Rio on account of the number of insurgents in the former province who are now variously as sembled in number from 5000 to I2,- coo. More fighting was reported today in the city of Consolation Del Rio.
 PRESIDENT ALERT.
 Washington, Sept. F. - President
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
REPUBLICANS
 IN DAYTON
Dick Carried His Points in
 State Convention
Both Senators and National AdminiStratiO Endorsed. But Burton Was Busy.

Dayton. O., Sept. 12.-In what has been for years the "off' year in state elections. the republicans of Ohio to- day held one of the hottest conventions in the history of the party in this state And still more remarkable was it for the fact that the contest was not over the naming of candidates for the state officials for which the convention had been called, but over the selecti of the chairman of the state convention involving the state leadership of United States Senator Dick. The Senator won not only on this, but also on the ques
 ton of endorsement of his work and that of Senator Foraker in the senate.
 Many of the republicans took the posi-
 tion that in view of the fact that the senators had not entirely agreed with
 the policy of the President on national actions it would be inconsistent To give an endorsement of equal force to both
 the President and the two senators. In
 winning a victory over Congressman
 Burton and Harry NJ. Daugherty on
 these questions Senator Dick retained
 his prestige but on the other hand the platform in which appeared the mer- chant marine and some other blanks indicated that Mir Burton had not been idle in other directions.
 On two points. primary voting for United States senators and tariff revis- ! ion one Of the Cleveland delegates in troduced as a minority report these two blanks apparently with the approval of Mir Burton and the convention defeated | both. One little incident Of the conven- | tion that almost escaped notice came l after Senator Dick had concluded his ] speech, thanking the convention for the vote just taken in his favor. Senator | Foraker occupied a seat next to the
 chairman, and he stepped to the front and called MT. Burton. in the front seat | of the Cleveland delegation. to the edge ! of the platform for a talk. The Con ] gressman came promptly and listened 1 quietly as the Senator asked him to smooth things over by moving to make the Dick endorsement unanimous i With a wave or his hand in protest ! and a vigorous shake of his head MT l Burton replied, Not just now" and
 the incident closed, both men returning
 to their seats. many of the delegates having noticed them.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
TWELVE ARE DEAD
 TWELVE ARE INJURED
Terrible Wreck Near Sudbury on
 Canadian Railroad.

Sudbury, Ont. Sept. 12.-Twelve per sons are known to be dead and twelve injured as the result oi a collision by two Canadian passenger trains today Azilda, several miles west of Sudbury. The third section of a harvester's train was standing at Asildi waiting for the eastbound express when the fast train came along and crashed into it head on. It is said the engineer of the express was unable to stop as the airbrakes did not respond.
 All the dead and injured were in a colonist sleeping car which was on the harvester's train next to the engine. So far a list of dead or injured or an official statement of the cause of the wreck has been unobtainable from the officers of the road.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
 OF RAILROAD LINES
Fir. Bryan Once More Publicly De-
 cIares Himself.

Louisville Sept. 12--On the occasion of his entry into the south, where his recent declaration as to the ownership of railroads aroused the most Opposi- tion Bryan made a statement as to his position in the matter. He read statement showing his position. but de- clared the making of platforms rests with the party. and I never have and. never will attempt to force my opinion or those Of any few men on the people"
 While thus indicating that the doc urine of government ownership is in the hands of the voters. MT. Bryans speech indicated plainly that nothing has as yet occurred to shake his belief in the efficiency and necessity of it. He de- clared that he would gladly make any sacrifice in exchange for the assurance that regulation instead of government ownership would answer the needs of the people, but he expressed grave doubts as to whether regulation would ever suffice. He also took pains to present arguments to convince his hearers that government ownership of trunk lines and state ownership of state lines mot only preserve the rights of states. but will permit the people of each state to adopt government owner ship when they are ready for it." A tremendous yell arose when. at the fin ish of the statement. Mir. Bryan, with all the emphasis he could muster. re- called to his hearers that whenever I saw danger threatening the people I have spoken without asking anybody's permission or queTying what the effect might be on me"
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
OTHER AMERIcAN wARsHIPs.

Washington. Sept 12-With a view to caring for American interests in case of an emergency in connection with the Cuban revolution. the cruiser Denver was several days ago ordered to pro- ceed from New London, Conn, to Ha- Vana.
 The gunboat Marietta. which has been doing patrol duty in Dominion of Canada waters. has been ordered to Cienfuegos, on the south coast of Cuba. and should reach there tomorrow.
 The cruiser Des Moines left Norfolk Friday, to be detained at Key West until further orders.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
MET

New York, Sept. 12.-Copper was shade lower in the English market with spot at CSC, 12s. Cd. and futures at 8S6 los. Locally the market was strong. Lake was quoted at $1S.S71k0 19.12h; electrolytic at $1S.75019.0O; and casting at S1S.5O@1S75.
 Lead was Is. Sd. higher at SIS, 3s. 9d. in the London market. Locally the market was firm with quotations ranging from S5.75@6.OO. the inside price being for thirty day shipment.
 Spelter was unchanged at e27 los. in London, but was higher locally with spot quoted at $6.1O@6.2O. Sil- yer 6S14; Mexican dollars 53 cents.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
sToLYPIN OBJECTS.
Prohibits the Meeting of Constitutional
 Democrats.

St. Petersburg, Sept 12-The pro posed meeting of constitutional dele gates has been prohibited by Premier Stolypin. M. StOlypin's decision on this matter was reached after the attitude of the constitutional delegates in the parliament and their present activity had been earnestly discussed by the cabinet sisJ
 Preparations are already under way for holding the meeting in Finland. probably at Helsingfors.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
CONSIDERED A CHALLENGE.

Havana, Sept. 12.-Persons who wis tied the insurgent commanders located near Havana have returned and de- clare that the leaders regard the de- crees issued by President Palma on September 10th, by which all constitu- uonal guarantees were suspended and all offers of amnesty revoked, as an in Vitation to begin fighting and destroy ing property. whether it is owned by CubanS OF foreigners
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
FRIsco's POPULATION.

San Francisco. Sept. 12.-According to public school statistics just com piled for the month of August. the to- tai enrolment is 2O.SOO. This is taken as basis to indicate that the present population of the city is 305,OOO. about 75 per cent of what is was before the fire.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. 112; sugar 137; Anaconda, 2791h; Atchison. 1O9& i: Atchison preferred. 1OOlk; New ter sey Central. 22S; c. & O.. 645s: St. Paul. 17S7s; Big Four, 94; c. & S. 3612; first preferred. 6S second pre- ferred 4915; Erie 4S Is; Inter. Met. 3S% Inter. Met. preferred. 7915 Nj. P. 997s; New York Central. 1441s, Pennsylvania, 1421s; St. Louis & ;. F., preferred A; S. P, 93%: U. P. 9412; U. s. Steel, 46Ia; preferred, 106A W. U., BIS.
 BONDS.
 T.. s. ref. 2s. reg. 1O5. coupon 106 {; Y. $. 3s reg. and coupon. 1O31a; T.. $. old As. reg. 102A, coupon 1O3A; Y. $. new As. reg. and coupon. 13l.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
A STRONGER MARKET
Upward Movement Increased as the
 Day Progressed.

New York. Sept. 12.-Prices of stocks recovered in today's' market the movement gathering force as it progressed. During the early part of the day there was further selling of the kind that carried prices downward yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
GRAINS

Chicago. Sept. 12.-The wheat mar ket opened steady today. grew strong during the early part of the trading and then eased off until the greater portion of gain was lost
 December wheat opened at 71%@72, osld between 71% and $ and 72A $ and closed at 72.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13

Everybody can send their friends in the east half box of CrystaIIized cac- tus Candy for '35 cents, postpaid. Ad. dress Donofrio c. c. Co.,, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
A WRECK.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Sept. 12.-Seven trainmen were killed in collision of freight trains on the Western & At lantfc railroad today. The engineer overlooked his orders.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13

By sending 35 cents you can get a half pound box of Donofrio's Crystal Iized Cactus Candy, postpaid. Dono- frio c. c. Co.,, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Sept. 12.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair. Thursday and Friday. Showers in north portion.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13

FOR SALE-Five-Eoom modern brick on North Third street. east front- fine location. S2.o00- Some nice brick houses for sale on instaIlm-nt plan. cheaper than paying rent IAascoe. ne North Center street
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13

PRESIDENT ALERT. Washington, Sept. F. - President
Arizona republican., 1906-09-13

FOR RENT-5-room brick No. SIS North Third street. S20.00. 7room brick. No. 612 North Second Ave, $32 go. Broom brick. No. 612 North Fourth street, $l5.0O. Several small houses. Pascoe, 11O N. Center street.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-05
HOW TO CURE A COLD.

The question Of how to cure a
cold without unnecessary loss Of
time is one in which we are all
more or less interested, for the
quicker cold is gotten rid of the
less the danger of pneumonia and
other serious diseases. Mr.. B w
i Hall, of Waverly, Va, has used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
years and says 81 firmly believe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
be absolutely the best preparation
on the market for colds. | have
recommended it to my friends and
they all agree with me" For sale
by Freeman Bros.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-05
c TO Defendant in an at,
tachment.

To Henry Sanders In pursuance Of
an order hereto fore made and entered
by A. @. Cantrel Esq. a Justice Of the
Peace Of Lawrence County imam attach
ment suit wherein White q White Is
plaintiffs and you are defendant. You
are hereby notified that upon tho aflida-
Wit Of NJ. l.. White one of the plaintiffs
in which il is alleged that you had re-
moved yourself and property or WIS
about to remove yourself and property
from the State and that you are justly
indebted to White and White by &C
count In the sum Of (sS684) eighly.six
dollars and thirty four cents for which
aWrit Of attachment WAS ON the fifth
day ofSeptember 1906, issued against
you by A. q. Cantrell Justice OF the
Peace Of Lawrence County which writ
came 10 the hands Of w /. Williams a
Constable Of said County and was by
him on the 9th day Of Sept. 1906, duly
levied ON your entire interest Ia an un-
divided tract Of land known a. Jacob
Sanders Diseased lands, and bounded
as follows. East by Gilmore, South by
BeleW, West by German, North by
German and containing 1865 acres the
same to be more or less aud levied on
subject to the dowery rights Of Gather,
Inc Sanders as appears by the returns Of
said Constable made on the 9th day o.
Sept. 1906 to said A. @. Cantrell Justice
as aforesaid. Now then, you, the sale
Henry Sanders, are required to appeal
at noon on the goth day of October
1906 at the Office Of said A, Q. Cantrel
Esq. in the Fourth Civil District o
Lawrence County before him as tn,
Justice having cOgnizance of this eaus
then and there TO defend this action 81
commenced against you by attachment
Otherwise the cause will be proceede,
in against you, Elk Parte.
A. O. Cantrell, J. Z.
Lawrence County Tennessee
Fall River this the Sth day Of Sep
| 1906.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-05
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-05
Fallriver, Route |.
PONY

Bro. Wilkinson delivered his farewell
sermon Sunday September 2Srd, at
Murrelrs.
Allen Springer, who has been work
ing at Sheffield has returned home.
Miss Laura Lacroix was the guest of
Helen Freemon one night last week.
Messn Bonnie and Andy KONG
Of Fallriyer passed through here on their
way to 5. NJ, Beasley's one day last
week.
Bro. Wilkinson and Allen Springer
were pleasant visitors at our school one
day last week
Ellen Freemon spent last week on
Clear Creek visiting relatives and
friends.
Sunday evening September 28rd, the
Angel of Death entered our neighbor.
hood while Mrs. Birdie Brown was visit.
ing her parents and took from her, her
baby boy, aged l month. The baby
was laid TO rest in the old Freeman
Cemetery Monday afternoon. Mourn
not dear parents for your darling boy.
The same dear God who said, "Suher
little children to come unto me-" saw
fit TO take it now. In his aims il shall
sleep on and on, until Heavens doors
are opened wide
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Freeman, little
daughter and son made trip to Cedar
creek Saturday to see Mr.. W. W. Nc
Dougal and family.
Messrs Frank Smith, Andy KONG anC
Wendell Marston were the guests o
Guss and Smile Freemon Sunday.
| Johnnie KONG spent Sunday at this
place.
Noble Freeman, of Wayland Springs
visited homefOlks Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. Earle Quinn and Miss Lizzi
Coleman were seen driving in GU
neighborhood Sunday
Miss Lue Freemon spent Saturda,
afternoon with homefelks.
Ellen Freemon began her school a
Park Grove Monday.
Mr. Newt Rhodes came over her
one day recently, in search of a los
purse, but heard it remarked that
was not the purse that was the attra,
ton.
: Mr.. Clyde PrOsser spent Saturda
night in town.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-05
Sugar Creek,
SLY COON.

Say, | will just tell the reason |
havn'nt written sooner | havn't
had time to write. | have been
fencing. We nave had a big fresh
down here and it has damaged us
as much or more than the great
March fresh 4 years ago. It has
washed off crops this time. So ne
are not going to fence, just gather
out what is not ruined and let ii
go.
G. W. Hagan says he is ready
to sell out and 60 to the barOns, ]
guess. where the creek won't wasf
off his fence.
John Freemon's little boy while
out playing the other day got BIZ
by a snake, that was supposed tt
be under a rock. and when he
stepped on the rock it bit him.
He is getting along nicely, we are
glad to say.
Mrs. Pearle Appleton, of Gle
County, is on her way to see he,
way to see her sister, Mrs. F. E
Bassham near Mt. Pleasant.
John Hymer is making frequen
visits on Long Branch,
Mr.. Dink Hagan lost a fine milcl
COW.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-05
A NEw FEATURE

For several years the great
daily papers have been sending
out comic supplement, in colors,
with their Sunday issue, which
has proven wonderfully popular
with both old and young. Many
people have subscribed for the
daily just to get the Funny
Paper" until now, Happy Hooli-
gan, Buster Brown, the Katzen-
TANNER Kids, aud all this delight
full family of Funny Folk have
become national figures. My
readers will be delighted to hear
that / have made a contract for a
regular Comic Colored Supple
ment to the Democrat, similar to
that of the st. Louis Post-Dis-
patch or Globe-Democrat, which
will begin in about three weeks.
This will be very expensive to
me, yet the subscription price
will remain the same. eX-
pect to add 1000 new names to
my list by the first of the year,
and the present gratifying in
crease, justifies me in the expect
alton, and warrants me in adding
the new and costly Funny
PAPER" The Editor is very
grateful for the patronage, the
friendship, the mistaken conf
dence, of Lawrence Countians
which during the past year, has
enabled him to get out semi
weekly which stands head ant
shoulders above any other II
Tennessee without a single eX
ceptiou or qualification. You, my
loyal friends have made this
paper Lawrence County's bes
advertisement, and the most pc
tent force for industrial and mora
uplift within her borders of am
other agency, and perhaps al
other agencies combined. From
my heart l thank you.
CHARLES TRAVIS CRAWFORD
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-05
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-05

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