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OBITUARY.

Henry Livingston Elmendo-f, head Of
,Buffalofs Public LIBRARY. do Yesterday
and was tie son OF Anthony and SARAH q.
Elmendorf. His father vas well known
psssSytsris9 Rinissss Mr.. pS an US
stitSts. No. ssrysd IL. tSs 6srdnsr sase
IN 1881, and there developed two IDEAS which
have beer, copied all over the United States.
work NJ. Eimendorf spent his spare time
was secretary Of the American. Library As
HsbSeii Wet. l[6rarisn Of The Mlvaakse
sresidsst 81 he New feIE LiHrsiy xssoeia-
brother, c. II. Emendorf Of lincoln. Neb.!'
ard /, slate. Ers. George n, Little d Staten
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IF FAIRBANKS rs NOMINATED
President, Hemenway VIII Re Hit
Choice for Republican Chairman.

-
For President, Hemenway VIII Re His
Choice for Republican Chairman.
INDIANAPOLIS, July SIT IL announced
here tonight that United States Senator
Hemenway Is the choice Of Vice-President
Fairbanks for chairman Of the national
Republican committee and that II he is
nominated for the Presidency, he win ask
that Mr.. Hemenway be placed at the head
Of the organisation.
II 10 said that Hemsnway, who was
chosen United States Senator to all the
vacancy caused by Mr.. Fairbanks's resima-
tion, has been selected by Mr.. Fairbanks
to conduct his Presidential campaign
among the Senators and to this end he was
really the director Of the expensive funo-
tons In which the vice-President INDUCED
during the session Just closed.
Mr.. Hemenway also has charge OF the
Fairbanks interests In Indiana and Illinois
and 10 now engaged and will be during the
campaign IN corTesponding with prominent
Republicans In the Interest Of bis chief.
Harry New -asptres to the ohairmanship
IN Ices, but bis friends oonoede that II Fair
banks should be nominated for the Presi-
denoy be will dictate the craftsmanship,
and that New viii not be the man.
II u no part OF the Fairbanks pian, how.
ever, It u sale, to oppose New for mem.
bership on the committee, and overtures
have already been made TO him by friends Of
Fairbanks for o renewal Of the cordial relR-
lions that existed before Fairbanks die
lated Hemenway's nomination for tho
Senate and thus shut New out Of tho race
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REeATTAs FOR TIE WEEK.


Brooklyn, Atlantic Indian HaFbor 10 OtheF
CIubs 20 Hold Races.
The email yachts that started yesterday
on the ocean raoe for the Brooklyn ohalleng 90
cup sre eSpeoted to finish about Wednesday
or Thursday, and on their arrival at the
Brooklyn Yacht Club house tho amateurs on
the yachts viii be entertained and the weeks
fun viii close o. Gravesend Bay with an open
regatta given by the Brooklyn Yacht Club.
In whish II In expected the ocean racers will
take part. This viii b the annual regatta
Of the club
On the' lower bay the Atlantic Yacht Club
will hold . regatta on. Wednesday afternoon
for yachts owned In tho club. They will race
for the Ravens CUP. and II will be the third
contest OF tho season for this trophy, vhioh
h for yachts OF Glass K and below. 1t
must be- won three times by the same yacht
to become the property Of the owner Of the
yacht. The start viii b made at . O'Clock.
On Thursday evening there will DO Q clam
bake ssrved on the brick lawn In front OF the
Atlantic Yacht Club house at Sea Gate,
The Indian Harhor Yacht Club will have
there will be races for special CLASSES and %
e Ss' ssilsS. "a A. e shs sas 5Sest q t 3. x. &sis %SS and md
Phiadelphia Corinthian clubs are to gather
S.. ey e h. p: q s snss .f, .Il1 s. . / large = s aas ssd
nave raced down the bay this summer.
On Saturday tho combined cruise Of the
Atlantic, Philadelphia and Seaw anhaka Cortn-
THAN yacht clubs VIII begin. The fleets Of
and In the evening there win be q reception
Yacht Club. on Sunday divine service win
Monday morning the nIst run viii be made.
expected that ell the crack. racers win par
ticlpete IN this cruise and the racing win be
The Yachts VIM touch at New London,
Shelter Island land Newport and ono day VIII
be spent ut Shelter Island, when there will be
small boat racing on GARDENERS Bay.
The annual cruise Of the American Power
Boat Association will begin next Friday.
July Is. Tbs boats win assemble at the
anchorage Of the Manhasast Bay Yacht CLUB
2. On Thu5sdsy sfssrno q. JT a4an,s E V.oh IN a,s Be
entertainment. At Thlmbie Island tie foi-
lowing evening the Saohem's Head Yacht Club
win DO the host, At New London there will
be Q displsy Of fireworks. At Prudence Island.
q ths Rhode Island Yacht Club. aud tSsss
Of the N~arragsnsett Bay Racing Association.
The next U will Be 70 Newport wheEs tho
heet viii anchor Oh the New York Yacht
Club s sissp , e, shs "a s5e sSsI,! part ., q 9r ed DAY. Z:
G Ins r. s On Isst i.lans Y SS1S q d1 ,iS a sAn % snt,a.
tain the feet, and In the Afternoon there will
be motor boat races and water sports. while
Q dance and an entertainment will be given
In tho evening,
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CAR KILLS BANK CLERK.
Charles e. Losee Decapitated when He Wal
Run Ovef

Charles e. Losee Decapitated When He Wal
Run Over.
Charles e. Loseo Of 100 Bay Thirty-ninth
street, Q bookkeeper in the Brooklyn SAY
ings Bank, was run down and killed by q
Thirty.ninth street ferry surface car last
night on Bath avenue, near ~Thirty-seventh
street, Bensonhurst. Losee, coming out
on the ira cifs from q dark side road, stepped
directly in front Of the oar and was run
over. His head was out Of and was found
some distance away from The body. The
motorman, william Morris Of 87S Fifty
fourth street. Brooklyn. said that the 40
oident was una voidable and he was not
arrested,
Losee was q guest yesterday at the New
York Canoe Club, which is at Harway and
Twenty-ffth avenues, B~ensonhuret. He
came away from the dub rather late In the
evening and, 1t 10 presumed, was on his
way to his own house in Bensonhurst.
The body was taken to the Bath Beach
pslioe station.
Felix Klandreau;, cashier Of the bank;
said last night that Losee was about d
years old and had been with the bank moro
than ten years. He leaves q widow and
two children.
Losee was to lave taken his vacation In.
another week. His family are supposed
to be down spending the summer on the
shore Of Peoonic Bay. Mr.. Plandresu said
that the young maj was . very faithful
employee and highly esteemed.
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TAGGART MAKES A NEW MOVE.
Advances Alleged MADE Up" Cases Il
FerestaIl States Attack.

INDIANAPOLIS, July s.-National Demo-
cratic Chairman Taggart hns made another
move to checkmate the State Of Indiana
In its endeavor to have the charter Of the
French Lick Hotel Company revoked, and
II 10 evident to the attorneys for the State
that tho plea for q continuance Of the pro-
ceedings to July 10 was made with the in
tention Of trying to forestall evidence Of
responsibility for gambling at the hotel
casino.
Several weeks ago Taggart and Sinclair
brought suits before q Justice Of the Peace
to vaoate the lease Of the casinos, alleging
that the terms Of the lease had been vio-
lated. The Justice decided In their favor
and the ~lessees, the gamblers in charge Of
the casinos, appealed the cases.
The matter thus rested in the JUSTICES
court and the State raided the casinos,
coniscated two carloads OF gambling
devices and fled suit to void the charters
OF tie hotel companies. The States at
torneys knew Of the proceedings in the
Justice's court, but believed they had been
brought with collision and that II was not
the purpose OF Sinclair and Taggart to force
their tenants out.
Late last evening the recordso Of the appeals
were filed In the Circuit Court and the cases
were Get for trial on Tuesday. This places
them In advance Of the States cases against
Taggart and Sinclair. and when Judgment
u obtained against the lessees OF the oasino
Iag&art and Sinclair will offer IL In evidence
x show that they themselves had tried to
stop gambling at the casinos and had fed
suits before the State swooped down upon
them,
Attorney General Miller does not hesitate
Il say that Taggart and Sinclair were ex-
pecttng the State to move against gambling
at the hotels; that they brought the suits
after consultation with the gamblers who
bad leased the oasinoe, and tha the whole
q defence II tho State should appear rs q
prosecutor. Mr.. Miller promises to show
up these facts end demonstrate that the
suits before the Peaoe Justice were made
uDs oaees.
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When Tattle
Had the Mu1m1oS

Reflection had q chance. II your
contemplation tends toward life In
suranee don't interrupts II With distract.
ing babble. Drop 10 q "want-to.k know"
postal. Answer next mail.
0hp 1ustinptaa 1tfs 3usstssser @a.
ssha wstinfh prsstasat
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FEARED ARMY RACE WAR.
Movements or Troops Arranged to Keep
Negroes M whites Apart.

Ell PAso, Tex, July CA telegram from
she Wer Department to-day ordered the
battalion Of the Twenty-ifth Infantry, now
stationed here. to cease preparations to
attend the instruction camp at Austin.
The telegram also stated that the head
quarters and two other battalions Of the
regiment which had been ordered to pro-
ceed direct from Fort Niobrara, Neb., to
Austin, for the enoampment, after which
the two battalions were to 90 to Forts
Siointosh and Brown, have also been
ordered to their stations direct.
No cause is given but the officers believe
that objections were made by the Texas
officials to the negroes attending the en-
caInpment. Texas militia officers feared
collisions between negro regulars and the
militia, Il 10 understood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-09
One automobile maker ct Peoria, H., has
announced that already he 10 prepared to
furnish Q car with an alcohol motor.

An English magistrate has written q lettsr
to The Autocdr protesting against the un-
fairness with which motorists are 90 fire.
auently treated In court. In concluding he
wow, with regard to the motor car itself.
whether these obstruotlonist Magistrates
like IL or not their puerfle methods will NOT
stop the wheel Of time from turning. From
the rapid advance that has boon made In this
century In the making. Of these vehicles, Il
must be admitted thar. Ike railw ays, they have
some 70 remain. These foolish MagIstrates
are only. acting wish regard 70 these cars as
the people In bygone years did with regard to
the adoption ef machinery. trying TO throw
hlndranees inthe way 70 prevent Advancement.
II is not the machines that will have to take a
back place. but the 'Magistretes: and their
shla':h ss .n,si, va y Be- , q r. eo aysii; 4 tssy,
her n they Srs q d T. swshs 70 i fAe , isSt the. in
good thing 70 haye the prospect Of plenty Of
the country connected with the making OF
these cars. and for those who depend upon the
users Of motor cars
i am q great believer In British goods, but
1t often is much easier to buy from o foreigner,
choice, writes q New Zealand ensinsss and
agent 10 the British Empire Motor Trsdee
Alliance. IT mus always be reEnembered
that Il takes q Oclontal three months 20 ssnd
I'D 1 sss eais ssiSf sGss II as s.G ssp ,l Sas ia.
charge forsiEnsrs an ezra 20 per cent. duty on
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Sympathy In the Frfrh.

At special meeting of the Fifth Assembly
At a special meeting Of the Republican
oiub Of the Fifth Assembly district on Sat
urday evening a resolution vas offered by
Joseph T: Haokett. the Republican leader
oReriag the sympathy of the members to
the widow and family OF Patrick II. Keahon,
the Tammany leader, who. died on July g..
n resolution WA unnninnouslv adontad.
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PASS WORTH MORE THAN OFFICE
Iowa Oficiais Give UP Jobs Rather Tnan
halfway Fayors.

Dies MoNRs, Ia. July s~.-Instead Of
the anti aass law which vent into effect
July 4 forcing ONCE holders to surrender
their passes In Iowa, i appears to be having
the opposite effect. Pass holders are giving
up their ofioes instead.
N. q. Beal, 4 grain dealer. 1t Tama, has Q
fama. Yesterday be rendered his resigna-
ton o. Mayor with the simple annoupoe-
ment that he would rather keep his pass
than hia ofice. Q, n. McNidsr, City Treas
ursr OF Mason City, 10 also said to'be con-
sidering the surrender Of his Office rather
than his pass-
From the number of RESERVATIONS bang
handed In from al pArts. Of Tho etate IL h
believed that The oost Of special elections
b labls 10 exceed tho antirs vahle q tranp-
portafion used bgcfAcsl heldsss tr . slngls
Y0ar,
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Ten Arrests for speeding Autos.

The crusade against sutomobnists who
exceed the speed limit was kept UP yester-
day. Policemen with automobiles and
motor Cycles were busy on. the Merriok
road and tho Holman boulevard. Deputy
of the Aeh ard last night ten arrests wsTs
recorded at the State street Brooklyn head
quarters a. the result Of the days work.
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HEARD HER HUSBAND WAS DEAD.

Gr0undiee6 TEX by Netghbofs Leads HyS.
terical woman 70 Attempt suicade.
Mrs, Irene Duff Of 2ai West Thirty-eeventh
street was taken to Bellevue Hospital last
night by her husband, John DUFF, o waiter,
who told the hospital authorities that While
he was away at work some Of the n~eighbors
told his wife that he was dead and that In
Q 1T Of hysteria. she had attempted to cut
her throat with o carving knife.
There waa Q elight scratch across the
w~o1nan's throat. She vas OF made O
PRISONER but was committed TO che voman's
alcoholic ward.
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MAMIE WINS A
J. ". n. BerEeo's Dory Leads for Crescent
A. G. Series Prize.

J.. ". H. Bergen'e dory Mamie added
another victory to her record by winning the
usual weekly race for the series prize offered
for the Crescent dorIes. .Thts makes the
Nantes third win and she ID leading By q
number Of points In the contest.
The race was started IN . very light east
erly wind at 1875 o'clock, and just after the
sIgnsl We Rsde the wind died out alto.
the ebb. tide. The Mamie got oyef tho line
three minptes lasc: but gould maks no bad;
back half an hour before they could start,
Then the wind came, In from the southwest
and II was 0 nice sailing breeze.
The Mamie had held In towsrd the shore
but Is soon es she felt lee influence she made
. nne reach 70 the nr,t mark. the bell buoy
"a close order, With the Mamie In the lead.
Thsn y was a boat 70 the Clifton mark. and
having the right Of way. forced the Nsy Moon
shout The laht leg IVES 2 Teaoh Ths New
quite win. The summary. :
ssysHrR naoz non cnrecrsT po0rrs-srIxv ,saS
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Reundsman Catches Auto speedsr.

Harry Klese, rs years Of age. chauffeur
street, was arrested on the Merrick road,
jamaica, yesterday afternoon, charged
with running his machine At q speed
oil thirty miles an hour. Roundsman
Mcdonald made the arrest after Q chase
on his motor cycle.
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f. p ~
Summer Tour
digestion
Here are two out Of a possible hundred,

Pacific Coast A trip that
and Northwest w GU t iao'
more scenes worth seeing and give
opportunity for doing more things
worth doing than any railroad
journey in the world.
Your tour could include the Lake
Park region Of Minnesota, the
Scenic Rockies and Cascades,
Colorado, Salt Lake City. and
many other attractive places.
Cost OF tour IL based on these roundtrip rates
from Chicago $500, daily until September -.
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OBuLEs

Grown Prince are always among the specta,
tors and TO which King Edward OF En- gland
tries Of Wylie. c. Grant and H. L. westfall
nave been oabled for the International Euro
pean doubles. for which William Rhinelander
stewart. the American, offers the cups. is
pressing to the foreign players. Grant has
tSice peen E winner a. Homburg. paired with
Robert LIE Roy Of Columbia.
Az 70 the interest. taken by royalty In the
tournaments abroad and which material lily
pointed out that the championship lips OF Switzer-
iend az Montreux were governed by Count
Rzierzbicki. The two Austrian Princes, Prince
bngelbert Ferdinand Auerspera and Prince
faoni de hohan. gave their patrona &c to the
austrian tournament at Marienbad. The
Prince Of Monaco lwa W works zealously for
ne success Of the spring tournaments at
i RfhSes O. EURO Enrc;p saa 80 %s y Hoss thT TSs A the i ions
believed that conditions were being improved
N THIS country slowly and that the RISING
champions whom they followed and ulti-
mately return the coveted Davis cup to this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-09

Colorado -a- A shorter but
Yellowstone i asgsiS a''s tour snr
includes Denver, Colorado Springs.
the Black Hills, the Big Horn
Mountains, Custer Battlefield
(the most tragic upon which our
sun shines), Yellowstone Park, the
Lake Park region of Minnesota,
St. Paul, Minneapolis and 500
miles Of the scenic Mississippi.
Cost Of tour 70 based on thess roundtrip rates
from Chicago; Ss5, daily until September 10. In
GLIDING sk days hotel accommodations sn4
coaching trip In Yellowstone Park.
,ssure to give you suggestions regarding
the western sight ana rsst-plaoes.
ARA, Eastern Passenger Agent,
: n n n n Nv.
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Boston has q new Kind Of thief TO disturb the
usually even tenored feelings Of It's motorists,
With middling success in the Back Bay section:
stealing spare shoes and tubes that are strap
ped TO the oars left standing at the curb by per-
or In their homes. The police have been
notified, and an attempt Will, OF course. be
made to apprehend the miscreants.
Williams news., 1906-07-21
ITEMS OF
 GENERAL
 INTEREST
-cocal Hews

R. c. Arnold and family, who have been in town for the past few weeks from the Canyon because of the illness of their little child, re- turned to the Canyon last Saturday.
 c. L. Young, formerly deputy sheriff at Seligman, was last Friday taken to the territorial asylum at Phoenix. For several years he was engaged in the cattle business with his brother, and only recently be- gan to lose his mind.
 A woman giving her name as Mrs. Swift, and who says she came here from Williams, was arrested last nightfor soliciting on the street, in company with a man, who also said he came from Williams.-Al- buquerque Journal, July 12.
 Herman Smith, who had been down with typhoid fever for some weeks. departed last Friday night for his old home at Milwaukee, hoping that the lake breeze would be beneficial. He had been em- ploved a blacksmith at the Grand Canyon.
 Go to the Keystone Monogram for the best wines, liquors and ci- gars. B. F. Sweetwood, proprietor.
 Among the changes in the offices along this division of the Santa Fe this week are: G. l.. Kile, agent at Holbrook, transferred to Grants: G. D. Backus, acting agent at Grants, goes to Sunshine; w. J Dean leaves Sunshine to take the agency at Holbrook.
 "Thad" Whitley, formerly the Santa Fe's officer at Ash Fork, ano who attained much fame on ac count of his six shooter proclivities is now buying and selling westerr horses and cattle. He has beer succeeded at Ash Fork by Charle Mainz, who held down the lsletf post for several years.
 The kind your grandfather used and he was of rare judgment Profit by his experience and us old I. w. HARPER whiskey. Solt by J. B. Jones.
 In the district court yesterday in the case of James P. Cleator vs James Walsh, plea in abatemen was sustained and case dismissed Prescott, Courier, July 12. It vii , be remembered that Cleator ha brought suit against Walsh flo
 $5oOO for false imprisonment on charge of horse stealing.
 On last Friday afternoon at tn
 mill D. D. Mcdonald was severel
 pinched by three logs rolling agains
 him. Luckily they caught him i
 the stomach, or just below tn
 breast bone, where there was nott | ing to break. The logs could onl
 roll so far, otherwise there woul
 have been a different story to tel | He was removed to his home an
 is now able to be around again.
Williams news., 1906-07-21

Wade Chas.9 g 3 12 3 13 20 II 2l-1Oo Hicks, H :.....16 F 20 13 19 T. 9o H. D.. ' 13 F 10 19 O. 69 Melick, Earl.... 0 0 % 0 l l O. ?
 PISTOL. sHOOT-5O YARDS. Raudebaugh .1e 21 9 15 Il 9 r Il 6-149 Meljck F. A ? 20 24 0 Il 10 21- 95 Hicks. o 16 16 F o Il IT. 80
 Miss Florence Knight, the young lady operator on the night trick at the depot, who came here recently from Moqui, unfortunately lost her watch a few days since, supposedly in the postoffice.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Lingo have returned to the city after an ab- sence of some months. MT. Lingo during the winter was one of the locomotive engineers on the Can yon road.
 MT. Clare Bickford, a wealthy San Francisco merchant, accompa- nied by his mother, Mrs. L. B. Bickford, and Miss L. M. Dennis, visited Mrs. w. l.. Harris the first of the week, while on their way to spend a few months at the Canyon.
 A meeting of the democratic county central committee was held at Flagstaff last Friday afternoon. Jacob Salzman representing Will jams. At that time L. s. Williams of this city and Frank Rodriguez of Flagstaff were appointed to fill the vacant places on the committee.
 E. H. Duffield and family arrived home last Saturday after an ab- sence of six weeks in the east. They were called east about the latter part of May on account oi the death of Mir. Duffield's mother at Ottumwa, Iowa, and remained to visit at different points. Elmer resumed his position as conductor on the short run east the first oi the week.
 Last Saturday evening William Mccartney. deputy district grand master of the I. O. O. F. lodge, ac. companied by J. H. Hudson, went up to Flagstaff to install the off, cers of the Flagstaff lodge of Odd
 Fellows. The installation occurred at Odd Fellows hall and was a pub
 lie affair, being well attended. A
 dance was held afterward and wal
 much enjoyed.
 The stakes have recently beer
 set for tracks leading out to th'
 new site for the round house at thi
 point. The new building, whicl
 will be a six stall house, having al
 S5 foot turn table. in connection
 will be located but few feet eas of the site of the old round house
 We understand that the contrac
 has been let and it is now up to tn contractors to begin work on same
 Mir. c. c. Hutchinson, of Hutch : inson & Co.,, sheep growers, was i ! the city this week, going to Flag ! staff few days since to attend t ' some matters for the Wool Growers ' association. While here he ir formed us that on Tuesday he ha !! wired through Mir. J. H. Haley, ( ' Delta, Col, for eighty Oxford Dow bucks from Canada. These are tn large brown faced bucks, and al v mountain bred, their get bein e larger than other breeds, and lamt e of that breed at five months al @ larger than the ordinary sheep ; X from one to two months older. M < Hutchinson expects the shipmer X to arrive here in about two weel X and will use them in breeding mu x ton exclusively. He is firm b X liever in the adage that the best X X none too good, and therefore X always looking toward making wh X improvements in his f1ocks th 2 he may.
Williams news., 1906-07-21
The Williams Gun Club.

Following is the score at the 2OO- yard rifle shoot last Sunday: the Amer. target being used:
Williams news., 1906-07-21
New Time Card

Following is the present schedule of passenger trains on the main line:
 WEST BOUND.
Williams news., 1906-07-21

On the Canyon road trains leave this point as follows: No. 10 at 80 p.m.; No. IA at 11:10 pm. Arriv- ing from the Canyon: No. II at 11:2O a.m.; No. 15 at $50 pm.