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Arizona republican., 1906-09-23

Ida Dye, Stover Isaac, Harold Baker John Bennett, Gail Baker, Peter NIohn. Robert Bennett, Dean Reno, Josephine Rumney. Earl Reno and Amos Dye. M. E. CHURCH SOUTH-Opposita the postoffice., Divine services will be held at this church tomorrow at the following hours: Sunday school ct 9:45 a. m. pr. Hughes superintendent. Epworth League at 6:30 D. m.. topic, "The grace of giving" Preaching morning and evening by Harold Go vette. Theme for II a. n1., "The sheep. the fold and the shepherd"; for 7:3O p. m., "The race of life" There will be special music at both the morning and evening service. A free seat and a happy welcome will be extended to all who wish to partake of the hos pitality of this church. The mid week prayer meeting will be held Wednes- day night.
 A NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM Immediately following the announce ment of Justice Burnett that he would not be a candidate for election and that he would take no further part in politics there were many conjectures as to his future plans. It was sur missed by many that he would leave the city and it was rumored that he was gong to Los Angeles to engage m business It was learned yesterday though that he has formed a partner ship with James E. Bark to engage in the real estate business and that an office will be opened by them on Octo- Der They have secured the rooms next to the postoffice now occupied by a curio store. Judge Burnett in con nection with real estate will practice law.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-23
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE.
 PHOENIX

SANTA FEE TIME TABLE.
 PHOENIX
 CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival 'HThe Diamond Jo," for Wickenburg, SalOme, Con- gress, Prescott, Jerome, Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, Los Angeles. Coronado and San Fran ciscO.... :45 am. 2 20 am, ''The Daylight Express for Wickenburg, Con- gress, Prescott, Ash Fork and East ast...........- s:2O am. IS pm. Mesa and Tempe. e....-..... $40 am. S:15 a.m
 II :25 I'm. 1.25 pm
 4:5O pm. 6:25 pm. Kelvin, Winkel- man:........ ..-......... II :25 am. :25 pm
Arizona republican., 1906-09-23
OF LOCAL
 III INTEREST
THE WEATHER.
LsoaI Daily Weather Report fer The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-23

FRESH HEALTH FOODS-Three shipments arrived the past week; more coming. Toasted Corn Flakes, Nut Butter, Vegetable Meat, Nut Soup, Health Graham Crackers, Cereal Cof- fee, COcOanut Sticks, Matted Nuts. and about 60 other foods. Pure-Food De- pot, q s. 1st avenue. (Closed on the Sabbath.)
Arizona republican., 1906-09-23

For Rent-4SO acres, nine miles west of Phoenix, with water in Maricopa. canal; all improved; 24O acres in good alfalfa; fenced and cross fenced; house and outbuildings. Possession given af- ter October 1st Will lease for one or more years E. W. Lewis. National Bank of Arizona building.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-23

Attend the Second Annual Terri torial Fair to be held at Phoenix
 November 12, 13, IA, IS, 16 and 17, 1906. Reduced rates on all railroads
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-23
WOSTEAhtRS COLLIDE
haser Wilhelm der droNse and the OIL
neCe Cone Together,

Cherbuug France. Nov "a with
terrific force tho North German i.ovd
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
and the British ROYAL Mail line
steamer orinuco came together Wed
uesdat night at $50 O'Clock
Both vessels were outward bound
from southampton Via CherbouIg for
New York and West Indian ports. re-
speDtlspN The shock Is described
as having been terrific causing
paulcs among tbe passengers ON
board the two vessels. especially
among gmiggants
On the Oriuovu three men and q
woman were killed SIX women and
"a man was injured aud five persons
were knocked overheard and drown
ed
or the tvo steamers the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse is said 20 have
sustained most damage. bur beyond
the fact that she has hole in one
side of her the nature Of her injuries
has not been ascertained
Four OF The crew of the Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse are reported 20 have
been killed and twelve injured. but
the exact number OF killed and
wounded on the vessel has not been
reported here
The damage TO the Orinoco was
confined 20 her bows Both vessels
remained in the roadstead here
Several Of the German vessels
plates were badly pierced between
the decks
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-23
DECISIONS BY BROOKS
0verruleS Nl ComIaayS Genera Demur-
rer TO States Petition.

Austin. Nov ga District Judge
Brooks al noon hour Thursday an
uouuced his ruling on some OF the
matters raised 10y defendants In the
Waters Pierce oil Company antitrust
suit He indicated what ho would
hold, and In doing SO he severely
joltyd the main points attempted 60
Dee made by counsel for the defend
ants He announced that the geuer-
al demurrer 10 the states petition
would be oEerruled, likewise follow
jug the exception both general and
special, in the rcjoiuder i'm the petit
tiuu as to charges of fraud growing
out OF obtaining of new permit six
years ago In dissolution of the old
corporation and formation of the new
one
On the right OF the state to for
felt permit and recover penalties uu-
der the act Of 1899 he said the act
was void, as it was cumulative and of
no effect owing to the passage of the
exemption act a few days later He
holds that the act Of 1903 is uncon-
stitutional, as certain parts OF the
act Of 1899 are still I'm existence.
That ownership OF stock in Waters
Pierce by the Standard was Illegal
because said stock was held prior to
the act of 1908; that attack on own
ership Of stock impairs the validity
of contracts. The purchase of sup
plies by Waters-Pierce from the
Standard is in violation of commerce
TO prevent competition.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-11-23
CONSOLIDATION or ROADS.


ny tue ROCK lSltHn,
1t is practically settled that the |
Rock Island will present to the next
legislature a bin for the consolida-
tion of several lines which are
known as the NoaGum lines Of rail
way in Texas, and which ii done rIu
simply brjn under one management
several properties which arc ROW.
by reason OF their separate charters
operated and differed as distinct
lines and yet which are really one
line and in no sense OF the word com
peting lines And because Of that
fact do not come under the inhibi-
tion of the consolidation of compet-
ing lines.
The chief point of local interest is
| the combination or the Fort Worth
| x Denver City Railway Company
! with the Trinity & Brazos Valley,
/ which with the Colorado Southern
connection at the north end, vii
give line through from the Colo
RADIO and Wyoming part of the coun-
! try to the gulf at Galveston
| At Houston a connection is made
with the Browuvile road or the St.
| Louis Brownville d Mexico. and by
that means the entire coast region
from Alya TO Brownyile is reached.
There Is an element of doubt as
tO the outcome of the proposition.
for 1t his campaign uuerances can
be- relied upon, Governor Campbell is
bitterly opposed to anything like rail
road consolidation and if that preiu-
dice is carried t1 20 logical extent Dee
earn he trusted tu veto This suggest.
ed consolidation bill U if ever gets
tu him
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
G0REMYKIN In POWER.
RETAINED By EMPEROR.
Premier Puts End to Report of
Cabinet RESIGNATION.

St Petersburg, June 9.-The report of the re-
tiremcnt of the Goremykin Ministry was def
nitely killed late tonight, when the Premier
returned TO st. Petersburg from Peterhof. where
he went this afternoon for an audience of the
Emperor. and authorized the statement that he
had not rendered his resignation and had TO ex-
pectation for the present of retiring from his
post. Since parament's passage of tie resolu-
ton of lack of confidence, when the Emperor
declined to avail himself of Premier Goremy-
kins offer to resign and expressed accord with
the policy outlined in his address TO parlia-
ment. his majesty has given intimation of
desire for his resignation, and no immediate de-
velopments are expected.
The avoidance thus far of an open rupture and
the prospective maintenance of present cCndi-
items for a month TO come. while the lower house
is indulging in oratory instead of action on the
agrarian problem. apparently inspired the En-
peror's determination TO retain NJ. GOremylin
in office and continue the policy of drift An
other motive probably was the difficulty of find
irg a man TO replace Goremykn Another
beaurocrat would be no more acceptable TO par
lament. NJ. Shipof and Prince Sviatopolsk-
Mirsky. who are qualified TO mediate between
the throne and parliament, declined the post In
advance, the first because he believed the at
tempt would be fruitless, and the latter on
account OF iIl health. Emperor Nicholas is not
yet ready TO choose a ministry from the MEM
bers of parliament.
The political wiseacres had such difficulty in
picking successor TO NJ Goremykin that finally
they fell back upon Count Witte who accord
ing TO late rumor. is returning in haste from
abroad to assume the post which he surrendered
the eve of the convocation of parliament
NJ. Struve, Editor of the "Douma' and a num-
Der of other leaders of the Constitutional Demo-
Gratis, when asked about the report that N
Kokovsoff. the Finance Minister would be
called to head a cabinet which would include
members Of the lower house. said the Constftu-
tonal Democrats refused absolutely 10 accept
office or approve any such arrangement
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
HEARST on BRYAN.
Approres EUery Honest Indorse-
ment of Him.

The following statement was given out last
night at the headquarters of the independence
League:
The indianapolis Star has received tele-
gram from William Randolph Hearst in reply
to MESA ge asking him for his opinion con-
cerning certain Endorsements of William j..
Bryan. lately expressed in various quarters.
The telegram from Mr.. Hearst is as follows.
- indianapolis Star Indianapolis. Ind:
Il have been for many years sincere friend
and earnest supporter of Mr.. Bryan l rejoice
in his achievements and successes and approve
of every honest Endorsement OF him Person
ally. | would never welcome into the company
of loyal friends of Bryan and sincere advOCa tes
OF good government any such men Tom Tag
gart, gambling house keeper. Tim Sullivan.
eeper of dives and lord protector OF crooks and
criminals; nor would l even welcome such men
Pat MCCarren, election thug, George Nc
Clellan. election thief; nor such Captain Kdds'
OF Industry Belmont and Morgan and Dave
Francis. all of whom with their mercenaries.
were last mustered under the stained and drag
gled banner of Cleveland and Corporations 7
confident that Mr.. Bryan Will repudate ut
terly these men and their professions of friend
ship. realizing that they are net honestly in
favor of any man or any measure that will pro-
tect the interests OF the plain people Of this
country WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
" BRYAN NEXT NOMINEE'
So Says Er-CkQirman Jones on the
White House Steps.
lFrom rhe Tribune Rureau.I


Washington, June 9.-Ex- Senator James K.
Jones. of Arkansas who, chairman of the
Democratic National Committee, conducted two
unsuccessful cssInpaigns with Mr.. BRYAN as can
d1date for the Presidency. predicted to-day on
the steps of the White House that Mr.. Bryan
would be the next nominee Of his party. Mr..
Jones added the prophecy: If he IS nominated
he will be elected this time: and, when he left
the White House. invited those within sound of
his voice to come to Washington and attend
Mr.. Bryan's inauguration"
Mr.. Jones called at the White House TO intro
duce friend 10 the President. After his inter-
view he stood the steps OF the building and
Chatted about politics.
MIR Bryan is without doubt the strongest man
in the party to-day" he said and he is the
logical candidate for the nomination at the next
convention. I do not believe he for the
honor. Two Presidential campaig enough
to satisfy almost any But If the conven-
tion should nominate him I do not think he
would refuse though he might prefer to
have some other man, who stood for the same
principles himself, carry the banner to the
pOlls"
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
ELEVEN MEN BLOWN TO BITS BY DYNAMITE
EXPLOSIVE WRECKS ALL But ONE OF DOZEN BUILD
INGS COMPOSING FACTORY INJURED.

Lancaster, Penn, June 9.-Eleven men were
blown to bits and five others were seriously in
jured by the explosion of dynamite plant to-
day near Pequea, the Susquehanna River.
The dead are Benjamin Gebhardt aged twen-
ty-two; Benjamin Rineer, twenty-one; George
Rineer twenty; Fred Rice. twenty-three; Col
Inns Parker. eighteen; Phares Shof, eighteen;
William Funk nineteen; John Boatman, seven
teen and three unknown men.
All except two unidentified men from York
County lived near the dynamite plant.
The seriously injured are: Walter Brown, Mar
tin Rineer George Gray. Charles Cramer and
Jacob Schoff.
The cause of the explosion is not known. The
two men of York County who were killed had
started TO drive from the place with a load of
dynamite. They had gone hardly fifty feet when
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
PIR1TES STRIP Il YACHT.
Take Even the Enginc-Stolen
Properfy 1fterUarG Rcc0rcrcd.
by Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Bridgeport. Conn., June 9---The yacht owned
By D. II s Paddock Of Port jefferson, was
Stripped ot everything valuable by Sound pirates
yest'rday. Even tire engine was taken. To-day
Dr. Paddock came 10 this city. and in the harbor
sw 4 small sloop that had run in the Port Jef-
'trson harbor yesterday. and after a brief stay
lad lefi. lie suspected that this was the pirate
soai. lie informed the police here. and De-
octilts Fox ard Hackeit were detailed to in
ieslgaie
They fouad the stolen articles from Dr Pad
eocrs yacnt OF the sloop J. II. Robertson was
efFested on The boat. The engine that had been
E.oien was traced later 10 the house OF Edward
beason. IN Broad street. Ills room was
hsrchcd ard !n q trunk was found the stolen
engine. packed and ready for shipping away.
NeasOL was also arrested
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
COBURN REFUSES OFFICE
Decides Not to Accept Kansas Sena-
t0rship-Ofercd to Benson.

Topeka Kan. June 9.-Foster Dwight Coburn,
who was appointed Monday by Governor E w.
Hoch 10 be United States Senator. succeeding Jo-
seph r. Burton. announced tonight that he had
decided not accept the appointment. Governor
Hoch Immediately offered the vacancy TO ex Iuds
A W. Benson. Of Ottawa. Mr.. Benson has not
yet replied the dispatch informing him of his
appointment. but there Is little doubt that he VII
accept the Office
Mr. Benson is about sixty years old. and has been
id entitled with Republican politics in Kansas; He
has held the office of Judge OF the FTanklln- Doug
las JUDICIAL district and has served n the Legis-
latuTe. 80,
He is close friend of Governor Hoch, Doth pchtl-
cAy and personally. and one of the leaders
Of the movement in the Republican party TWO
years ago which resulted in the nom:nauoA ~
Hoch for Governor. NJ. Benson holds no public
Office present. and is engaged In the practice OI
law at Ott u.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

the plant blew up with a detonation plainly
heard fifteen miles away great cloud CT
smoke covered the site of the factory, and when
it had cleared away there was not a vestige of
the horses. wagon or men. People living near
the factory rushed to the rescue, but there were
few persons not killed or injured. The injured.
some of whom it is thought will die, were taken
to their homes. George and Benjamin Rineer,
who were killed were sons of Martin Rineer, one
of the injured
The plant consisted of a dozen buildings. All
were blown to pieces except an isolated structure
in which seven girls were working
The plant was owned by G.. R. McAbee & Co,
OF Pttsburg. and manufactured the explosive
for Pennsylvania Railroad construction in that
neighborhood. 1t situated midway between
Pequea and Nartic Forge.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
LOOTING IN WARSAW.
Government Stores 4ttacked-Regi-
ment Mutinies.

Warsaw. June 9.-The revolutionary rnoyan7en,
is increasing Between and : o'clock this
evening. in different parts of the city. bands
stores and, threatening the clerks with revolvers
robbed them of cash and stamps. In some of
the stores fights easued and infantry patrols
called out 70 restore order Two terrorists
and one soldier were killed and one terrorist a
Cossack officer. policeman. a soldier and three
clerks were wounded.
II was a well organized plot and resulted in
the destruction of large stocks OF liquors owned
by the government. The terrorists obtained sew
eraI thousand dollars from the cash boxes in the
stores. Five Of the stores were set on fire. two
of them being destroyed. The revolutionists
were armed with revolvers. Only one band was
brought to bay, all the others escaping.
At Skarzyska. on the Vistula Railway, last
night an armed band attacked company OF
infantry guarding the station. One Of the as-
gressors shot and killed, and one was
wounded. The others were put 10 flight.
Near OtWOcl, in the province or warsaw, four
terrorists overpowered rural policeman and
drowned him in a pond. They escaped.
A workman named MarcZeWski was executed
NJ the citadel here this morning for attempting
10 take the life of police officer.
c. Petersburg June 9.-Tke Novotcherkassk
pcr,nent. at Okhta near St Petersburg is in
omen nutfny II was under orders TO proceed to
the Baltic Provinces. but the men refused to go.
nrivate letter received here from Count
y-itte VINO left Russia May 20 for Brussels.
,e coYched in a very pessimistic tone. He be-
liex-es that the Russian government, N throwing
-, ife chance of appeasing parliament, rem
dered certain a conflict within brief period.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
MR.. BRYAN VISITS CARLSBAD.

Carlsbad Bohemia June 9-William J, Bryan his
wife, and daughter arrived here yesterday, and
left for Dresden to-day Mr. Dryans plans
somewhat uncertain. though he probably will pro-
cecd TO St Petersburg by way of Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
HONDURAS REVOLUTION LEADER DEAD

TBS Telegraph The TrihUnel
AeV' Orleans. June 9.--News was received here
Tonight thar Lee Christmas. the Memphis tTeanD
aoreniurer who went 10 Puerto Cortez. In Hon
ealas twelve vears ago and who has figured prom
aently IN every revolution In that G. unfry during
nc NC last ten years had been shot and killed IN "A
Street 0ebf In tbo, sffv Christmas for time
eef u police there and arrested President Boniiil
several Years ago
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
CHICAGO UNIONS LEAN sRYANwARo.

IBy Telegraph The Tribuncl
Chicago. June 9--The Chicago Federation Of
Iaoor shows signs OF breaking Sefore the Bryan
onslaught is probable that many leaders in that
Organization wili become oren advocates OF the
Hry1n movement Chairman Martin b Madden of
the Buildn; Trades Cou-c.l. said tonight that 50
far Us he had been ablc to discover the sentiment
in the building trades To man is with Bryan He
declared the Nc RI bc tho .deal candidate Of
the v-orkinr.ncn and felt confident he would re-
ceive the support Of organized labor OF the coun-
try. Scores OF heads OF Other unions express the
same sentiments
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
EX-SENATOR Villas ENDORSES BRYAN

Milwaukee June s.-'The Milwaukee Journal to-
day Fri. ted interview with former United States
Senator William T. Villas, who also member
of President CIcveland's Cabinet during Mr.. Clcro-
lands first Administered inGorsine William J.
Bryan for he nomination for President at tae next
National Democratic Convention.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
BAILEY TURNED DOWN.
BLACKBURN NOW LEADER.
Teras Senator's Defeat Laid to
Language Used in Rate Dispute.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau !

From The Tribune BureauI
Washington June 9.-The Democratic mem
bers of the Senate held caucus to-day at
which they elected Senator Blackburn. OF Ken
lucky. chairman of the caucus. place which
carries with it the honors and responsibilities of
Democratic leadership in the Senate. Mr..
Blackburn has served total OF seventeen years
in that body He is a forceful and at times an
aloouent speaker, and is highly esteemed by his
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
S1u4R VILL4GE BURNED.
Attack by Pulajancs = Gorernor
Curru IN Pursuit Of Band.

Manila. June 9.-The village Of San Quricio
nea- Calbaga on the island OF Samar, has been
burned by the Pulajanes. No casualties have
hoer reported force of scouts and constab-
,,lar,, with Governor Curry In command. has
yono in pursuit of the hostile band.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
CHICKENS eNJoINED FROM SCRATCHING.

Tiiy Telegraph The Triburol
Sioux CITY Iowa. Jun@ 9.-JudGe Oliver. Of the
District Court to-day caused m Injunction 10 be
served on the brown cock and seventeen speckled
hers of Peter Jerman. OF Movil!e restraining them
,ro,, ecratching in tho garden Of John Wke, A
reiChbor The chickens were informed mat 70 con-
tinuc IN their course would Pun tnem IN CON
tensut aud make them liable 10 jail sentence
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
The FAMOUS LAKE SHORE LIMITED

nas sleepinE cars for ST. Louis and CINCINNATI,
leaving New York every day az $50 p: m, "a
.znsrica's Greatest Railroad" New York CentTaI
no excess fare.-Adgt
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

Congress water aids digestion. cures laso4i-la.
dyspepsia aid all stomach troubles. All drAssi'ts
have 1t. Congress spring Company. saE"'osa
S-rtn.s. y. i.-Ad,I
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

EoulNoX-EQUINOx- EQUiMOH-EQUlNoS
sparklinC Lithia Water QueEches Thirst.-AdVt'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
PAINS FIREWORNS

FOlt he 4Ifi-
CLeaI1st aGd Best send FOX Cataio6ue. Y PaEk
Place. y. ADV
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
nEwEYs CA

DEWEYrS .cLaRETS AND Old BURGUNDY
VIII make lich .rlood-Be'ter than Drugs.
Il. Dewey x Sons Gc;' ISIS l~1;en ST. New York
The Washington times., 1906-06-20

Pickford, at snort for the Nets.
saved Mr. Zirkle's record several times.
The Washington times., 1906-06-20
LUNDY DEFEATED WILEY
IN SINGLE SEMEFINAL

large crowd was present yesterday
evening to witness the closing Of the
preliminaries in the Young Mems Chris
uan Association spring tennis tourna-
ment at Thirteenth and Colurnb bia road
Nearly all the matches went to deuce
before they were settled The best set
was that in which Lundy defeated Wiley
in two out Of three matches by SIS and
@ Lundy will meet HeyIman today
in the finals for singles. In the double
finals Heylman and Van HOesman will
play Sheppard and Mueller. and Claudy
and Lundy will play Buell. and Ronsa-
vile. Play viii also be resumed in the
consultations
The results follow
Single semi defeated
Wiley, S-6, 50
DOubles-Sheppard and Mueller defeat
ed Gould and Bagley, SIS. as, 7-5.
Claudy and Lundy beat Tarbox and Nc
kenzie, 20. So; Walker and Riley beat
Colt and COOmbeS. 6-3. IS default
Consolations-Bentley beat Faustman.
s. Sl
The Washington times., 1906-06-20
Manager Has a Pull.

Lowe says he has a manager over in
New York VINO has more pull than
three tugboats. and that people had bet
ter stop roasting him He is all het up
about the aspersions cast upon his fstic
abilities by the Crowley crowd, and says
if he ever meets Eddie I'm the ring that
young man VIII look like a Russian Of
( fetal who has been the star attraction
at a bombftst
The Withdrawing Of the weight stipu-
I latiCH by Lowe means that the men will
| fight practically at catchweights, and
1hIt Crowley will have between seven
and nine pounds advantage. If Crowley
wins II will be due to this. for il Is a
safe bet that Lowe can outlook him and
OutSpeed him. Lowe did very well in
New York, recently, and those who saw
him there were much impressed by his
ability He had engagements for nearly
every night until the greedy Erafters
who wanted all the money at once cut
in with bis fights and put the game TO
the bad.
Now that the open game is dead in
Gotham, the sports there are thinking
about matching Lowe in several private
fights. His success in New York and
these plans TO match him with the top
notchers have given Lowe an eXaggcr-
ated idea OF nis Importance. but Crow
ley's rooters say Eddie will take some
of that out OF him.