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Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
AMATEUR ROBBERS
 HELD UP A TRAIN
But a Brave Conductor Drove the
 Outlaws Away.

Peoria, IL, Sept. Flour masked men attempted to hold up passenger train No. 311, on the Rock Island. one and one-half miles north of Peoria, to- night at 10 o'clock, and but for the presence of mind of Conductor Murray, who disarmed one of the men after being struck on the head, the passen- gers would have been robbed. There were about 100 persons on the train. which left Chicago at o'clock Sheriff Potter and a force of deputies and the Peoria police are searching the woods near the scene.
 The wOuld-be robbers placed an ob- struction of railroad ties on the track and brought the train to a standstiIl. They then. at the point of revOlvers, commanded the engineer and fireman to remain on the engine. Running back to the front end of the smoker, they mounted the platform, with drawn Tevolvers. Conductor Robert Murray met them at the door. one of the ban dits pushed a pistol into his face. He struck the weapon up and knocked it from the mans hand. He was struck over the wrist and head with T club. but the robbers became alarmed at his unexpected resistance and fled.
 The men are described as being about 25 or 30 years of age and of slight build. All were masked. but were evil dently amateurs at the business. The train carried seventy-five passengers, many of whom were women and chil- dren. One travelling man, representing Peoria brewery, had $35OO in his pockets, the result of a days collec- tions and sat near the front end of the smoker
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15

Columbus, O., Sept 14.-With panic threatened in a crowd estimated at 50'- 900 people, surging about stand erect ed in the capitol grounds, frantic to secure a glimpse of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, the presidents daughter, the exercises of the dedication of the Mckinley monument were suddenly terminated this afternoon after the statue of the martyred president had been unveiled by Mrs. Longworth.
 The prompt action of the committee on arrangements was regarded as most fortunate for the crowd was beyond control and the shrieking of women and children caught in the crush was rap idly working the crowd into a frenzy. Many women tainted and were carried out of the crowd by the police. Two were so badly hurt they had to be re- moved in an ambulance. Both will re cover Through the excitement Mrs. Longworth remained cool and self-pos- sessed, but afterward she said: Tt was the worst crush I ever witnessed. I have seen nothing like it in my trav- els around the world"
 MT. and Mrs. Longworth had an eX- citing experience in escaping from the crowd at the capitol. From the speak CTS stand they went through a win dow overlooking the platform into the governors office but they were scarce ly inside when the people began to surge through the doors. Then they attempted to reach an automobile which was waiting for them on the street but once outside they were caught in the surging crowd. Finding no immediate avenue of escape they fought their way out of the capitol grounds and across the broad street into the, Outlook building. There they remained until the police cleared a way to the carriage and they were driven to the Hotel Hartman. Later they took a train for Cincinnati
 The committee on arrangements had expected an enormous crowd on ac- count of the presence of Mrs. Long worth but in view of the solemnity and dignity of the occasion they believed the crowd would easily keep in re- straint. Under ordinary circumstances the police arrangements would be ade- quate but the officers found that they were powerless to cope with the crowd. Tiers of seats had been constructed across the front of the capitol with the speakers stand in the center Four
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
NEBRASKA TORNADO
Destroys Much Property and Causes
 Panic of School Children.

Nelson. Neb.. Sept. 1.-The flag end of a tornado struck Nelson this eve ming. killing some stock and doing con- siderable property damage, but injur- ing no one so far as known. The Rock Island roundhouse was torn to pieces, and heavy timbers from the wreckage were blown against the house of Harry FoIlmer. demolishing one side of the house. The dwelling houses of J. J. Rogers. James Campbell and George Lyon were partly wrecked. The win dows on the south side of the High school were blown in. causing panic among the school children. Barns and windmilIs were leveled all over town. It is feared the storm was worse north of here.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
WYOMING DEMOCRATS.
Give Bryan Strong Endorsement for
 Nomination.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Sept. 14.-The democratic state convention this af- ternoon named the following ticket:
 Governor-S. A. D. Keister, Ere mont copnty.
 Secretary of State-D. w. Gill, Lar omie county.
 Auditor-Thomas 4. Dunn. Big Horn county.
 Treasurer-J. NJ. Lobban, Sheridan county.
 Superintendent Of public instruction Miss May Hamilton, Natrona coun- ty.
 Supreme judge-D. A. ReavilL Sweetwater county Congress J. Chamm, Uintah county.
 The platform contains the unquali- fled endorsement of William Jennings Bryan for president in 1908.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper, 1129s; sugar, 1863; Anaconda, 2S2A; Atchison, 1OSA; preferred. 1OOA; New Jersey Central. 23O; c. & O., 631z St Paul, 1771R; Big Four 9214; C. & &, 361a; first preferred, 67; second preferred. 4SA; Erie. 4S5s Inter. Met, 3SA; pre- ferred, IS; NJ. P, 99%; New York Central, 143A; Pennsylvania, 1431s {; St. Louis and San Francisco. second preferred, 100; s. P, 62; U. P, 92; U. $. Steel, 46; U. s. preferred, 1O69s; w. U., 9012.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
TAFT GOES TO CUBA.

Oyster Bay. Sept 14--It Is officially announced that Secretary of War Taft will leave Washington for Cuba on Sunday September 16- He win be ar- companIed by Robert Bacon. assistant secretary of state They will go direct to Key West. and leave aI once f1r Havana on board a naval vessel
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
LABOR TROUBLE SETTLED.

Goldfield. New. Sept. 14.-The labor difficulty at GOldfieId is settled. The miners which have been idle for sever al days will resume operations in the morning. The terms of the settlement have not been made public.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15

bringing about a restoration of law and order The part taken by the supreme court legislature and district attorney of Denver in the Peabody-Adams con test is endorsed. The death of former Senator Edward O. Wolcott character ized as an irreparable loss to the state and nation.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15

court of the United States; Gen. Jos. Mckay, of Brooklyn; National Com mander of the Union Veterans Legion and General R. Brown, commander-in- chief of the c. A. R. Mrs. Mckinley, widow of the late president, was un- able to attend the dedication exercises, but she was represented by her neice, Mrs. Ida Mckinley Day.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
TIDE TURNED UPWARD
A Different Movement in Stock Mar
 Ret Yesterday.

New York, Sept. 14.-Operations on the long side of the stock market were in sufficient volume today to effect a turn from the downward course of prices in progress yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
IN THE ISLAND.
Bulletins of the Days Incidents at
 Havana.

Havana. Sept. 14.-Alfredo Zayes president of the liberal party, who is with the insurgents, and General Del Castillo, commander of the insurgents of Havana province, sent two emis-
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15

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., 1906-09-15
BONDS.

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Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
A way to look Young.

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Arizona republican., 1906-09-15

Everybody can send their friends in the east half bsS Of CFystsilizs6 cac- tus Candy for 35 cents, postpaid Ad- dress Donofrio C. C. Co., Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Sept. 14.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair, Saturday and Sunday
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15

FOR SALE-Five-room modern brick on North Third street east front fine location, $2.OO0- Some nice brick houses for sale on installment plan. cheaper than paying rent Pascoe. 11e North Center street
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15

FOR RENT-5-room brick No 91S North Third street, $20.0O. 7-room brick, No. 612 North Second Ave, $32.5O. 4-room brick, No. 612 North Fourth street, $15.O0. Several small houses. Pascoe, 11O N. Center street.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

October % Mrs. RObt. Murphy and son Cecil, visited at the home Of Ma rion Murphy Sunday afternoon.
 October is giving us some pretty weather at the end of the month which IS appreciated by every one.
 Don't Worry had the pleasure of shaking hands with "Ory Dree" Sat urday in town. He says that we cor respondents have sent so many pretty names for thelr baby that he and his wife are puzzled to choose name for her, as all are so nice. Don't Worry would suggest that they choose three diSinterested persons to pick out a name from those sent for the little one, and every one will be satisfied.
 Don't Worry visited Sunday after- noon at the home of MT. Smitherman, where he met MT Davis, very pleas ant gentleman indeed. MT. Smither- man is making preparations to go North and will not re turn to Arkan- SaS for some time.
 Cliff Fugate has returned home from visit to South Texas where he has been railroading for some time. Cliff says running on the train is LOO dangerous, and he has just quit it.
 There will be more apples put up for winter use than is commonly done, this fall by apple growers throughout the country.
 j. A Farley drove down to his farm near Wellington, and back latter part Of last week.
 Better try another bargain day Mir. Editor, you did so we'll the other one. We are glad the people respond ed so well. Hope to see The News in every home far and near.
 Mulkeepmo, don't you reckon the Johnson colony out in New Mexico
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02
ZION.

Oct. 29. Marion Lindley and Miss Willie Bryant were united Tn marriage October T. They will make their home at Johnson. They have the good wishes Of all their aequaintances. All wish they may have smooth sail ng through life.
 Another little lady came to lack CaldwelI's home the past week to stay
 Walter Pruner was buying stock in the neighborhood of Zion today.
 Charlie Higgins moved his family to Zion this week. They will live in the house adjoining the store.
 Barron Field will move in Mrs Jenkins place soon. He made a crop for Wilson Cardwell this summer on his home place.
 Lee Rates will move on Jim Jenkins place thls week. Prof. Clark will move to one Of the Blakemore houses, so it will be week of moving.
 The next institute will be held at Sonora next Saturday, November ,.
 John and Jim Warner are learning to handle their band instruments we'll and will soon be up to date band boys. Jack Mahan and family, also John Warren, made trip to Madison County last week to visit friends and relatives.
 Mac Gibson and family visited over Sunday with Lee Kelley and family. Mac took a load of coal to Spring Valley.
 Prof. Tillman has been i'll the past week. FIshback school has been clos ed for some time. It IS hoped he will soon be able to resume his duties.
 HoNULULU.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02

would like to have been back on the reservation when the big snow storm was bearing down on them so heavily last week?
 Where the days were sunny and
 bright
 And the nights beautiful in the soft
 moonlight.
 U. No, don't let your letters wink out," If you can't have things hap pen fast enough, just turn prophet and tell what is going to happen.
 ]. W. Goree has finished picking his crop of apples, and has shut down bis evaporator and gone to filling or ders for nursery stock from hls large and varied nurseries.
 These bright nights we are having are fine for possum'' huntin..
 Yes indeed, Aunt Sarah's baby will be remembered by The News correspondents, and nice name will OS IOQuu TUT IIUUlC OdO4 ldo come to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirkland, and this is the name Don't Worry sends, "Oneita y Now Mully can you beat this name?
 Mss Lulu and Ray Radels comes down every few nights to sit till bed time with Don't Worry's folks, which is good old fashioned way to visit.
 J. 4. Farley went to yetteville Saturday night to be present at a meeting of the Anti Horse Thief As- sociation, returning home Sunday morning.
 Now the apples will be disposed of, or nearly so, in another weeks time. Who is going to receive the most ben. eft from it. Why the very people who need it most the lab0ring class, is the way we look at it.
 DON'T WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02
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 HABBERTON.

Oct. 30.-Fine weather for sowing wheat and gathering corn and the farmers all seem to be running race. The three year old child of James Johnston is on the sick list this week.
 Mss Hattie Hale, of Springdale, who has been visiting Miss Zarah Rat cliff, returned to her home Sunday ac. companied by Misses Zarah Radcliffe and Fife Brooks.
 Jim Enyart and family of Grove, l. T, who had been visiting Frank Key. holds, left for home last Tuesday.
 Hart Slaughter was in this vicinity Sunday.
 There was music party at Thomas Brooks Saturday night. All who at- tended reported good time.
 Charlie Stone, of Sonora. attended singing at Mt. Vernon Sunday night.
 Will Johnson returned last Thurs day from his trip to Weatherford, Texas. and he wears a smile that seems to say, there is no place like l home
 Stella Nelson went back to school at Springdale Sunday after weeks stay at home on account Of sickness.
 F. NJ. Stobaugh and Frank Rey. holds went to Springdale Sunday.
 Rev. Hepler preached at Mt Vern- on Sunday.
 Edna Bryan was visiting her sister Bettie Lindley out near Friendship Saturday and Sunday. John Sanders and wife with some other relatives, wSoSe names we did not learn, visited at Will Slaughter s last week.
 John Vanzant and family, of Sonora come over to see the bridge and took dinner with Guess Who and family on the 21st,
 And you would like to know my name. would you, Blue Bell? We'll, for fear you will think l am one of those pretty widows 1 will tell you and See If you will do anything for me, Mrs. F. NJ. Stobaugh.
 Come again Tennessee Boy, 1 like to read your letter.
 Now, Aunt Sarah, you just name that baby after me, call it Lillie.
 Alfred Stone attended singing at Sons Chapel last Sunday.
 There is to be grave yard working at Mt. Vernon next Friday morning and d box supper that night.
 Alfred Bryan, Claud Slaughter and Tom Alfred left Monday for the h. dian Territory. They will be gone until Christmas.
 GUESS WHO.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02

to MT. Smiley's fathers to make their home. as his parents are getting old and can't do much. Bob Holland has rented his place and moved there last Wednesday.
 Dr. Wright has moved to Robinson to take pr. SmileY's place as doctor. He will live where Dr. Smiley lived. John Bell made business trip to Rogers today.
 Haden Stroud has moved from fl Henry Hollands place to his home three miles north of Wager.
 School closed at Brush Creek Friday and now the children will get t0 work awhile. There are So many peas to gather that not many of them will be idle.
 Arthur Masterson, wife and chil- dren are visiting at Grove, l. T.
 Grandma Holland spent a few days last week with her son Tom, and Sun- day with Aunt Sarah.
 Jim Hensley has bought Arthur MaSterson'S store.
 AUNT SARAH,
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02
CARTER.

October 29-Beautiful weather. Apple gathering is the order of the day.
 w. H. Campbell, of Staunton visit ed relatives near Carter Sunday H. D. Hutchens sold a bunch of sheep Monday for which he received $91 co.
 A. E. Hutchens made a business trip to Fayetteville Monday.
 School at the White House closed Saturday with small attendance. Parents had to keep their children at home on account of apple gathering and other work.
 a. E Hutchens, wife and daughter Mayme, attended Uncle Ed Hale's meeting at Logan Gap Sunday. AS all the correspondents are send ing names to the lttle Miss Reed, Daisy Belle thinks Ruby real pretty name
 Church at the White House Sun- day and Sunday night.
 Josie Hobbs visited Mayme Hutch ems Sunday.
 s. 4. Hanna visited his son \. ]. Hanna, at Berryville last week
 DAISY BELLE.
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02
EAST SPRINGDALE.

October 29-Mrs. John Jones and Mrs Farrel of Shady Grove, vis- ited Mrs. J. s. Moneyhun Friday. Roy Dale and family and MT Dale $ mother of Missouri are visiting al MT. and Mrs. A. '. Roberts.
 The infant child of Mr and Mrs. John Stone is seriously ill.
 The teacher of Fishback school is very sick and has not been teaching for several days.
 Miss Emma Blakemore. who is teaching near Spring Valley visited home folks Saturday night and Sun- day.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Todd a girl weighing II pounds.
 Now the autumn days have come. and all the shocks and sheaves stand waiting for the harvest home, among the whitening leaves.
 OSCEOI.A
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02

way back Jo Fayetteville for Mrs. Johnston to take the train for her home near Muskogeee, l. T. Mr. Eads formerly resided at Wyman, but sold out to Mitchell, and all are old friends and acquaintances.
 Wm. and Green Roberts started for Stilwell, l. T., yesterday to visit their brother, Jesse Roberts. and family. and will be gone several days.
 ]. F. Moore and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mitchell at Wyman to-day.
 The chain gang IS working our road now, and put in some blasts yesterday in the hill east Of Lottle Stones. Hope we'll have better roads now.
 I wish to know what has become of Ed. AutrY. the Baptist minister. We need him or l. M. Phillips here.
 Mr. Autry is located at Hope, this state, where he is pastor of church Ed
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02
OAK GROVE.

Oct. 29 Mrs. Hendricks from Ben- ton County is visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. Halsay.
 MT. and Mrs Hill attended the fruit fair at Bentonville.
 Rev. Young preached at Oak Grove last Sunday.
 Messrs. Clark aud Fisher attended the fair at Bentonvile, They ex- hibited some very fine apples but were ruled out because they were grown in Washington County. They received ten dollars for the box which Is to be forwarded as present to
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02
HICKORY GREEK.

Get. 29.-Health is very good in this vicinity at this writing.
 We are having some real cool and frosty weather at present as result of the Dlizzards farther north.
 Geo. Sigman was peddling some real nice beef Friday evening.
 Mrs. Kate SIgman and daughters, Misses Ruth and Arlena, who have been visiting at. Uncle Alex Sigman's since he got crippled, returned to their home in Sedalia, Mo, Thursday. While here they formed the friend. ship of many, the girls being students of the school here. We all regret to see them leave.
 There was a new arrival made It's appearance at the home of J. Geyer one night last week after dark. J. says It's Jest another girl.
 Some of our young people went over to the Stanley school house to spell ing and ciphering match Friday night. Roy Reed and family visited with home folks near Lowell and Elm Springs Saturday and Sunday, and Mrs. Reed and babe remained for a weeks visit.
 While in Springdale Saturday Ory met Don't Worry and had quite a lengthy and friendly chat with him.
 The singing school bere is progress. ing nicely under the leadership of Prof Carter of Sonora. He has about g students enrolled.
 Mrs. Geyer was called to Springdale latter part Of last week to wait on her daughters child which had the croup. She reports it better
 The Farmers Union took in two new members Thursday night and will initiate several more next Thurs day night.
 will suggest Lono as name for Aunt Sarah's girl. Just say Lono Kirkland over to yourself and I think you will think as do.
 ORY DRER
The Springdale news., 1906-11-02
HeiQbborbood News.
BLEWFORD.

Oct. % sam Webster came pack to sell of his stock and crops He sold them to Uncle Abe Burnett.
 Several of this neighborhood attend. ed the safe at Joe Smiley's Thursday.
 Mrs. linn Nelson and Miss Willie Sullivan were out visiting home folks last Friday and Saturday.
 And the Springdale News gets bet Ter Dearly every week.
 Mrs. Hiegs is still suffering with neuralgia although she has tried al- most every known remedy.
 Joe Young and wife from Colorado are visiting at her fathers, Mir. Elliot Also brother and sister of Mrs. Elliot from Colorado are visiting them.
 MT. and Mrs. Dick Franklin, of Logan, were visiting with their daugh- Ter, Mrs. Will Mustain, Saturday night and Sunday.
 Sam Bolton is building a new corn crib and wagon shed on the place where be lives
 Ben Stockton went to Springdale to meet his sister who lives in Missouri and who has come out to visit her father $ folks.
 Oscar Walker has taken his wagon which has been broken down for q long time, home at last
 John Burnetts folks started out to Madison County last Friday to visit relatives and returned today.
 E. ]. Holland had scrap with a barn door Sunday morning in which the door like to have gotten the best of him. It was one of these big doors on track and it flew the track fall ing on him. but he is able to go to town today. N W. H. Higgs came back again yester- day. He said he had to come back to Sunday School. He Intends to start again soon.
 Mrs. Sullivan is expecting John L. home this week.
 Mrs. Bricky didn't get to go to see Hugh as she intended but we learn he is better.
 Brush Creek school was out Friday. Sawyer school IS progressing nicely.
 John Burnett brought load of hogs with him from out Tn Madison county.
 And the boys are taking advantage of these fine nights and going coon and ''possom' hunting.
 Nearly every body is having good health and enjoying this fine fall weather.
 Oracle Thompson has been very poorly again for the last three weeks
 Will Mustain went to Springdale last Thursday.
 We are having good attendance at Sunday school again which of course we are all very glad to see.