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Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
DIsARmED SIMULTANEOUSLY
The Pleasant Manner in Which The
 Revolution Was Ended.

Havana, .Cuba, Oct 7.-The last or ganized body of rebels in Havana prov ince was disbanded this afternoon at Alquizar when $50 members of the force under Gen. Del Castillo turned over 1SO guns to Major Ladd of the disarmament committee. Major Ladd. was at San Antonio De Los Banes this afternoon, when he learned that this force at Alquizar was threatening trouble over the question of whether they or the forty volunteers garrison ing the city should be the first to sur render their arms.
 Major Ladd hastened to the town, where he met Governor Nunez and American Consul Steinhart, who had come down from Havana.
 It was arranged to disarm the ex- rebels and the volunteers simultane- Ously This was done without a hitch and then both sides and the towns people joined in a feast of merry mak- ing, over the wind-Up of the revnIu- tion.
 delegation from the town of Guines came into Havana tonight, and report ed to Gen. Funston that a party Of disbanded rebels had entered Buines and attacked some policemen who
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
ROYAL SHOCK SHOW
 AT KANSAS CITY
Prize Winners From the World to be
 On Exhibition.

Kansas City. Mo. oct. 7.-The eighth annual American royal livestock show will open here tomorrow with more entries in every department than ever before in it's history. The show will last all week. There are entries of Up> wards of seven hundred breeding cat tie. one hundred fat steers, sixty car loads of fat and feeding cattle. 250 draft. coach and hackney horses in cIuding a string of eight horses from the stables of Lord ROthschild of Eng land. and 700 hogs. sheep and goats.
 Exhibitors are here from sixteen diff ferent states from Massachusetts to New Mexico. All of the prominent show herds of the country are here. in- cIuding the prize winners of dozen state fairs It will be the largest gathering of prize cattle from the four beef breeds ever held in this country, not excepting the St. Louis worlds fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
THE CAMPAIGN ON.
The Political Pot Will Begin to Boil
 Actively This Week.

Washington, Oct. 7.-Nominations having been made by the party con- ventions in various states, the politic- al campaign is expected to develop
 ttvity and become more interesting this week. In addition to the congress sional contests. governors are to be elected in several states, among them New York and Massachusetts.
 In these two states the democrats have nominated candidates who were opposed by certain conservative leaders in the party, creating situations in the states not unlike that in national politics when Bryan was nominated for the presidency. In each e these states the canvass will be extremely active and will be followed with intense in terest from now to election day.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
THE WRONG MAN.

Kansas City, Oct "A special to the Journal from Little Rock says Blackburn, the negro taken from the jail by a mob, at Argenta tonight and lynched, is not believed to have been the man wanted.
 The free bridge between this city and Argenta was covered with negroes tonight. Fully 500 deserted their homes in that city and came 10 Little Rock to spend the night. The Readers stated that they were afraid to remain in ATgenta after dark for fear of an other outbreak by the whites.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08

sire to cooperate and to cultivate the most friendly relations with the pro- Visional government The party has planned a mass meeting to be held on October 14th in honor of what they consider the victory of the party lead CTS and the revolutionary managers.
 Messrs. Taft and Bacon have been invited to attend to this meeting, but If the commissioners leave here on Saturday, the liberals say they will gladly hold the demonstration before that day. At a banquet which fol- lowed the meeting. speeches were de- hVered in honor of sO-called liberal soldiers 'who have taken up arms in the cause Of right and justice"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
EcUADoREAN REFORM.
New Constitution to be Adopted and
 Election Ordered.

Washington. Oct. IA national con vention has been called by General Alfaro president of Ecuador. who overthrow the Garcia administration in January last. to meet at Guayquil Oct 9th for the purpose of promulgat- ing a new contribution and the election of a president of the republic.
 By the present constitution Of Ecua- dor, dating from 1884 with modified tions in 1887 and 1897, the executive power is vested in a president, while the legislative power is given to a congress of two houses, the members of which are elected by adults who can read and write.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
BIG LEAGUES
 END SEASON
Chicago the POSSeSSOr of
 Both Remnants
The Two Teams Will Play Tomorrow for the Worlds Championship.

Chicago, Oct. 7-The baseball season of both the major leagues for 1906 ended today with games at Chicago, St Louis and Cincinnati
 For the first time since the two big leagues have organized both champion ships have come to one city. The Chi cago National league team won frs honors in that organization easily. Taking the lead early in June and holding it to the end it established % new major league record for the num- Der of games won. Of the 153 games played by the team, 1I6 were victories. the previous best record in this resDec- having been held by the New York club in the same league.
 In the American league. the Chicago team upset all calculations by winning the pennant The contest was not de- cided until the last week. the New York team being within striking dis tance of the leaders until October 9. when a six-inning defeat at Philadel- phia put them out of the running. An equally hard struggle for second place was not decided until two days later when Chicago defeated Cleveland and took away the Ohio clubs last chance to overAaul New York The fourth and fifth teams. Philadelphia and St Louis, were within haiIing distance throughout the season, Philadelphia In fact leading the league on three sep arate occasions, the last time no late" than August 3. Washington and Bos- ton were tail-enders throughout.
 In the National league, outside of Chicago's work. the chief feature of the season was the hard struggle for sec ond place between New York and Pittsburg. This lasted until the first week in September, when the latter team fell back. The other five clubs in the league occuplel the same rela- tive positions most of the season, al though Brooklyn and Cincinnati fin ished with but one game between them for fifth and sixth places respectively. St. Louis was never a contender and the Boston clubs record of 1O2 defeats was only exceeded by that uf he same club in the American league.
 Tuesday the worlds champiOnsnlp series will be begun here between the two Chicago clubs.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
MACON MOB FolLEo.
Its Intended Victim Under Nalta-5
 Protection

sNacon- Ga Oct 7--Quie- rezus .I this city tonight and no furrher rreut.- is expected The negro who shot At- ans and Solomon was sent to Arllrl1 for safe-keeuine and are i1 r1e E1sn.lsI there The military is held l1 EeatI- ness in case of an emergeucv
 The mob succeeded in breakine .r-r the Jail at a late hour last ulgEr lur the negro had been placed in -hr bar racks. under military guard The ua- gro Fews. who aid the shoo-IuE sl- wounded. but will recovsr- An1EEe- negro was shot in the hz last nIEr- while the attack was B-~gu= made ar the prison.
 Greene and Gayuo-. sk~ E-.Ieraf priT- oners convicted Of frzuaH tl the Say annah harbor expenditure were i1 rr- Jail last night After thc mob efsc-Hf f an entrance. the priSou-rz mingled lll-r the crowd In perfect coatz-lsur-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08

had been suspended under pay since the arrival Of the American marines Several policemen were badly cut with machetes and the rebels threatened to kill the entire force. The people Of Guineas are in a state of considerable alarm. Gen Funston ordered Captain Phelan of the marines to cooperate with Captain Figueroa of the rural guards and to exercise a special vigi- lance tonight in view of a negro ball which is being held in Guines.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
LIBERALS REFORMING.

Havana, Cuba. Oct 7.-At a secret meeting held here this afternoon, The National Liberals discussed the or ganization of their party. Almost all the late cOnspirators who have been imprisoned were present. A general tone of satisfaction with the situation prevailed and there was manifest a de-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
ALvNcHINe AVOIDED.

Bloomington. Ind Oct E-rh= neE-, Edward Jones who lasg night -h1z. a .- fred Kingston. was safely taken rl r-e Jefersonville penlteutiary cary sarleT Last nights mob was In evlleuee -Es morning and it was only hy rhe lele-- mined efforts of the sheriI and Es deputies that the mob was keu- frol Datt5riug down rhe 1au d1urz
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
LED BY A socERER.
His Fraudulent Moroccan Followers
 Assault Europeans.

London, oct. 7.-The Tangier core spondent of the Times says: "The re- cent assaults upon Europeans, includ- ing the German consular agent at Mo rocco City, were committed by fol - lowers of McCIein and are results Of the sultan's infatuation for this Uned ucated and fanatical sorcerer, who hates everything European.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
THE FUGITIVE LIEUTENANT.

London. Oct. 7.-The Daily Mail this morning declares that Gabriel EssipofC accompanied by the wife of General Ouachakoff, sailed from a British port last Saturday for a distant secret des tination.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
SAFE IN PENfTEHTlAzY

Columbia. =. C. Oct T-g F. GaE- lard one of the three u htr men sn1l by Henry Adams. alias ERaA ga Manning Friday eveuiuE- sa-a raIl-- Adams was an employe uf eEzrus- A mob formed to lynch the urzru- e1r tEs sherim escaped with him an.1 E as placed in the p-niteutlEFE h~E- raa morning for safe keeping
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
RocKEFELLER'S CASE.

Columbus. O. Oct. Ton Tuesday the hearing in the case of Standard Oil Company charged with the viola tfon of the Valentine anti-trust law. will be begun in the probate court. at Findlay. Ohio. This is the proceeding in which John D. Rockefeller has been summoned to appear.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
SERENE AT MOBILE

Mobile Ala. Oct --Fears el-ar- uained Of retaliarions by the EeErues r.- yesterdays lyuchiugs 1r TEouIsa1 a.E Robinson have disappearel and E1 f-r- ther trouble Is expected
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08

banks, guest of cunsrrucriau com
 pany ou the Southern railway vas shot and killed today by Oscar li11Er. a negro. at a railway camp near I-el.- ington- A posse is hunting for CsllEr.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
BURNING THE TOWN.

Little Rock. Ark. Oct 1.-Two resi- dences and several frame business houses in Argenta were burned today by incendiaries.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08

Mrs Brown sad. ~DeaE Faa aaFss When coming from the Ear. To forget to stop at DeaesFis's zasp For some Of his CrYsEallizss eaztl
 Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
IT IS RiGYGLE IIME YET

sold Thre Hum dre1 and Fr DoUlrs wefE er RacvcIe s-- week Ne arc willing t1 F4r cl- time aEaIlsE yours Co demouslrR easy running r- ture Lf cam not couEIre Er wheel iu city E are ar IIherr co bus any
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Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Oct. 7.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Monday and Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
ANOTHER WHITE MURDERED.

Charlotte, \. C.. Oct. 7.-R- H Eu-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08

HOUSE FOR RENT-Five-room. modern brick; bath, toilet, electric lights. E. E. Pascoe, 11O North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08

FOR SALE-Five-neorl house. cllsa in, fine shade: north of WashlnEEul street Price S2560- F. E. Pascoe. Ila North Center St
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Re Bright ana Falr-Bathe at saltalr.
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half an American himself. has lust
published the biography two volumes
Of his father. the late Lord Randolph
Churchill, which Is esteemed in Eng
land one Of the two or three most eX-
citing political biographies Ga the LAM
guage. II Is ranked with the Memoir
OF Tennyson" and Morley's Life ~
Gladstone" as the three most note.
worthy biographies OF the last decade
The American Winston Churchill has
just brought out in book form his first
play, "The Title-Mart.' which Us now in
the midst Of us season on the stage
and he Is finishing bis new novel which
win appear shortly under The title OF
"Coniston."
Mr. Winston Churchill, the American
author. was born az ST. Louis, Nov. Do.
1871. and graduated m 1894 from the
United states naval academy For Il
year he was editor ofthe Army and
Navy Journal, later he was Tor a time
managing editor " the Cosmopolitan.
HIS frs, book. The Celebrity" cstab-
lshed Tor him an enyiable position
among American writers OF fiction. but
Il was his second book. Richard Car
vel. which gave him a place very neal
tbs top among uovelsts " the present
day tie was elected 10 The New
Hampshire legislature IN 1893. and sery-
ed with distinction during two terms
Mr. Alfred Austin's new poem. Tile
Door OF Humility" is said by Canon
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NOTES.

Few writer's OF detective stories have
had any practical experience In run
nlnc down criminals IN real ne An
apparent exception 20 this rule now
ever. Is Reginald Wright Kaufman
author Of Miss Frances Baird, Detec'
tive" lie was the criminal reporter
ON the Philadelphia Press from 1901
Ia 1905. and his entire journalistic ca.
reer (he Is now associate editor % the
saturday Evening p0sO has been prac.
tIcally devoted TO mysterious criminal
cases. Mr. Kaufman also studied FOR
the bar and has some scientific kuoUl-
edge 10 his other practical experiences.
Miss Francis Baird Detective viii
BE- published June 20 by j. G.. Page q
co.
In view of Interpretations made
20 booksellers in various parts Of the
country. Frederick A. Stokes company
reads VITA qualification the following
letter from their author Mr. x. p. out
caulf:
II hereby warn the hook-trade and
the public that the sole publishers o.
my books are Frederick A. Stokes COM
tany. and that 7 SHAH prosecute % the
full extent of the law aN publishers or
dealers who infringe on my rights. Not
Nithstandng representations 90 the
contrary I shall have the following new
books FOR 1906, an containing nothing
but ms own work from cover to cover.
Buster Browns Antics. Busters auu
Mary James Painting Boob. and My
Resolutions. Buster Brown.
Frederick 4. Stokes company an
uounces for early publication the FOL.
lowing additional titles iu their series
Of comic Juveniles:
Buster Browns AutICs'
Foxy Grandpa's FroHcs'
willie Westinghouse Edison Smith"
The Tricks OF the katzeniammei
Kids"
The Travels OF Happy HooliRan."
"rhe Trials Of Lulu ana LcAnder."
Jimmy and His Scrapes."
sam and His Laugh
Maud
The characters have am achieved
notoriety through the newspapers. but
now they are 90 appear To- hook form
and aspire Co a more substantial fame
II rs worthy ~ note that the stoke,
company does not rearaugc ola pie.
lures. using new titles and covers. aun
then call the results news books '
Every one ~ their new books Tor 1901
consists NJ material uoR published In
book form f0I ,hc FIRST time
The Hon winston spencer Churchill
~. T.. who has JUST accepted Tho post
.of uuder-secretary for he colonies lr
1.-The Liberal government w8s born NOV
100. 1874 and il thus three years thf
Junior of his American rlmcsakc. Hs
entered The British army In 1898. and
served with distinction On cuba. o.,
Punjab Egypt and South Africa. tax
Ing part .n many harifought battles
ln 1900 De- was elected to parliament &.
represent Oldham. Ills FIRST h01n
showed him a writer ~ c1usderahi
pow,s and c,syorncss in 1escribine
military operations extending over i
long period.
Both The Winston Churchlus are ID
win be- seen, very young men
have early made their fame in
ture. and both have engaged iu ru..tIU.
with marked success The English
Winston Churchill. who Is. ~ course
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4 convincing and elaborate review OF
the varieties Of mental experiences In
which rubconscious processes partici-
pate is announced by the firm Of
Houghton Mlffin e. Co., under the H.
Ito "The Subconscious" by Professos
Joseph Jastrow. The survey first en-
phasizcs the wide range Of subcon-
sci0us activities IN the normal every
day life. and under this division alb
sent-mindedness habit, automatisms,
the simpler dream experiences and
dream actions. rs well as the distr-
button Of attention IN complex activi-
ties. and the general submerged ton.
os much Of our thinking, feeling and
doing, are fully illustrated With sim
liar treatment the abnormal field Is in
vaded. passing in review the pertinent
experiences Of the actions NJ drugs, Of
hypnotic conditions, Of trance-states,
and the dissolution OF personality IN
hysterlcal and allied disorders. Tho
whole. written with the view of meet
ing popular comprehension. forms 2
distinctive contribution to phase
Of descriptive psychology In which
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Special Correspondence.
= ONDON, June 2o-Beatrice Grin-
shaw. the young Irish author who
has been roaming around alone iu
the South seas for the last tao
years. in search Of llterarN material,
seems 20 have run across the real thing
in the way Of adventures. She has Just
returned 20 London 20 finisG a book or
two. ana viii then return TO FIJI Just
before she sailed, She succeeded in slip
ping into a native devil temple on
Mallcollo one Of the New Hebriles
group, an island populated by very
manlke and treacherous cannlbal race
These temples are Bluebeard cham
bers 20 all women being strictly for
hidden 10 the gentler sex. Any native
woman who broke the law would be
killed and eaten Immediately and no
exception would probably be made for
a white woman. n she were caugh,
Miss Grimshaw, however. was lucky
enough 10 find a temple urgusrded saye
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BOOKS

A little book. light as a bubble and
easily read al sitting, comes from
Miss Alice Brown. which VIII inveigle
the reader By It's title, and capture him
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ance "The Court of Love- (Houghton,
Miniin 4 Coz Is irresistible In its COM
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ana kindly In It's attitude toward mod
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characters, 10 say nothing OF the read
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This BIT Of fun and humor is a dis
tinct departure from Miss Brown +
stories Of New England life, and par
takes more OF the character Of a How
ellis farce.
Miss Marie Van Worst. the talented
author OF Miss Desmond and Am
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may fairly claim 20 be- cosmopolitan.
Though only bit Of social character
last fall drew Forth the most serious
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thar Misc Van Worst writes Of a woe
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Her new novel, THE Sin Of George
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uers among O circle OF people in one
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The story is realistic and human.
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o. writer Of long experience and deyo-
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there Is a pronounced interest, and con-
corning which. likewise. serious mis-
appreheuslons prevail The author is
professor Of psychology IN the Uniyer-
sity Of Wisconsin.
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Hsske'h Priehsrd-aovellst, cricket
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hayden cgfURCH
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SIMPLICITY,

II power were mine to WELD control
OF time within my heart and soul.
Saving from ruin and decay
What hold dearest, should pray;
That | may never cease to be
WOoed daily by Expectancy;
That evening shadOw,n my eye.
Dim not the light of new surprise;
That | may feel. till life i, spent,
Each day the sweet bewlderment
OF fresh delight in simple thine.,-
In snowy winters. golden springs,
And quicker heartbeat. at the though.
OF all the good that man ha. wrought,
But may nevea face dawn
With all the awe and wonder gone,
Or in late twilight fail to see
Charm in til. star. old ,oresry.
From Poems, by Meredith Nishol,on
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CT, trafeler and hunier-has nearly
finishes a series OF connected short
stories 10 follow his Don O." series,
and mas also been busy with play
which II deelared by thcse Nho have
seen It 20 have great promise. he
and his m0,ner-who is also his ehum
ana Cojtahorptor-- are leaving London
soof rnr TIE elk hunting season a.
Norway Ike 70 many Other English
authors they are leaving Lon don for
good. Jar when they return t. this
cpunt,y, ibey viii move into house
IN the tabNfg. They hope TO get over
20 NtN'tNndlsnd mex; year Tor Tie
hurting stqSon.
hayden ClfCRCH
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THE WORD OF SUMNER.

DrOpping rose, from her hand
Cam, dear Summer down the land,
With her hair tawny banner
b. the Jr.sses famed
And h: looked and laughed at me,
Where sat all mournfully
Counting over my lost labor,,
Near cypress tree
And she said. "Oa, Why repin:'
All these patient work, Of nine
Leave, and flowers and fragrant apples
must resign
Not one blossom will remain
But do !, like thee, complaint
Nay pause and rest a season,
Then begin again.
Ella Baker
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The Uoat ana chicken dinners at
Calders are Just fine. 4 good plaza
for q seed meal,