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The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
Troop. Start on 2so-Nle March.

Junction City, Kan, July 17.-Th ron of the Ninth cavalry, first squad ron Thirteenth cavalry, 1e escort wag- ons hauling camp equipment, and the pack train of more than 100 mules with big packs of provisions on their backs, marched away from Fort Riley at 9 o'clock Sunday morning on the 250-mile march under the command of Col. E. s. Godfrey, Ninth cavalry, commandant at Fort Riley. The march was commenced in rain that continued to fall all day. The troops left the post with the band playing popular airs.
 r.nsans oet sng rIonr Order.
 Topeka. Kan. July 1f.--J. k. koontz. general freight agent of the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe rail way. announces Monday that an Ar kansas City, Kan. order for flour inst received from Amsterdam, Hoi- land, will require 35 of their largest cars for transportation to the ports The order requires two shipments the first going in July via Galveston and to contain 1.023.0Oo pounds The second shipment will be in Angus v.s Newport News and VII pc Q LOSS. GOO 2ourde
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
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washington, July l7.--Governvl ma. ,ral lde at Manila has no,lneu uaee,nt e4 Of renartment Y rs by cable of the se'elp' ta in, n, ,vpg1 !, 7zo 'r ooo in gold forwarded to q. or' n' .l,,uV'OtO ,.,',',nO;vc treasury from San Fran. sna.,p .,nao by ths army transport mona. .s. 'ghich was temporarily ee,asSu as tse island rip by running asFouho ~ os cv.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19

the ages of 20 and 45 is obliged to tal,o part Tn these Sunday drills and mar ades, If his abode is nor more than 9o miles distant from the point wbor. ehey are held. Fourteen tbopo.,,.l troops are thus trained The army ., Honduras is supplied with modern oTdnance, artillery and rifles hut doee not have as yet a hospital corps Hav. Ing territory exactly equal to that of honduras, with population oS 3so. Joo or whom only 16,0OO are pure whites, the neighboring republic of Nlearagua maintains an army of 7oo soldiers. It's reserves and national guard bring up her total on a war footing of 25,o0O of all ages from 20 to 55. ~ ~
 The only navy in Central America is that of Honduras. It consists of two vessels armed with Hotchkiss guns They are the Tatuiblo, of displace. ment of l0S tons and the "Febrero 22e or a displacement of 12 tons.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
n,.en..ing pnre Foood BilI.

Chicago, July 1S--Food inanu,aa nuisad urers from all parts of the unl'eS seS states met Tuesday to discuss ioo1 ,, laws generally and the pure food Dlli recently passed by congress, in part lcular.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19

La Libertad. Salvador, July ls- The United States cruiser Marblehead Captain Mulligan, will leave Acaiutla Wednesday, for San Jose, Guatemala With American Minister Merry and the peace commissioners of Salvador and Honduras on board. The American minister also represents Nicaragua and Costa Rica by permission of the authorities at Washington. At San Jose the peace commissioners from Guatemala, the charge daffaires of the United States and the Mexican minis ter will be received on board the cruiser and treaty of peace between the warning republics will be drawn up and signed on the high seas. After leaving the parties from Guatemala at San Jose the Marblehead will return to Acajutla with Minister Merry and his associates. An armistice between Guatemala and Salvador is arranged for daylight Wednesday when the fighting will cease. The Marblehead after accomplishing her mission, will await orders at Acajutla.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
ro cnra a Gold In Ore Day

Tske T.sxitive Bromo Qdinine lsolets An druagists,refund the money if 1t fails to er,a x, w. Groves siA nature is on every box 25c.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
sood s.' the test as Years.

ls t"u HroYe's Tastelass Chill ssosir;N what you are taking. It |ay 1s m in 6 tasteless form No
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
4 ouarantsed Cure for Piles.

Itcbin < Blind. Bleeding. Protruding Piles Druggists are authorised to refund money | PAZO OINTMENT tals to cure ID to t days soc,
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19

Ellington, July 1S.-Military ex- in this city on the basis of esi available information GOV |the relative military resources several republics involved in D Central America pronounce Fny of Salvador superior in fent, training and discipline to ''mies of the other republics.
 populated, with 100 persons bare mile, over it's limited total
 l255 square miles, Salvador asler 40,000 armed with arma- Iequal 10 the best in Central "a. Though Guatemala is umes larger in territory and population of 2,OO0,000, the orean army is considered to
 e than a match for it. The troops of Salvador number iih q regular militia of 15,000. pofough organization of her |nlent IS carried to such a point governors of each province
 military chiefs of the troops lherefrom. With an ex- oeot of only 254,o0 pesos, it's
 are the best in Central
 It has a foreign population ~ europeans, planters and
 me advantages of Salya-
 2 the other republics arise N thorough blending of her um' belonging to the Ladino ue Spanish or Spanish In- pou With practically no Abor- The republic possesses rich
 developed resources. EOn auc side it has an outlet in
 pay, ayowed to be the finest
 ue entire western coast of
 Though the republic has
 Tree from internal troubles e have shown themselves
 p their government when 'oiged in contests with for 's'es and have offered deter .s's'ance 10 the limit of their ua'as army numbers 1000 on ,Sang With an unorganized V oaoQO The republic relies As ~A'9ary forces largely upon '|s training imposed on all tals. lss9ac and private. primary s,ss 1 and superior. Altogether as were under military drill ,.. s"'emalan schools in 1904 .,a 4as Tor a population of 550,- sao o'er 10000 square miles. an II,,. .s chiefs, 2.3s5 officers, 32., n,,.i 'aeh of the firss class ang D 'a'aen of the second class
 s.,ssndlng army however, con. N os soldiers and 7S3 officers b,S me military establishment
 <. V Y the compulsory military rI8a p9a 2 the whole male popula- ,s,, sundays of the Dry sea
 able bodied man between
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19

..,o, Consists of Two Vessels E. orloans. July IS. An alleged E.. If the Central American re- | ooainst Guatemala is re- 1 n 4 special dispatch from The dispatch, which quotes rd of Gen. Barillas as authority March Salvador, Honduras, |x,earagua entered into an of-
 and defensive coalition
 Guatemala agreeing that the there was an infringement I.temala of territorial rights of 0f the three confederates a de- |Ieo of war against Guatemala ! follow"
 dispatch also says that John of omaha, Neb., consul gen
 inc United States at Salvador, his way at the request of the smean government to present ksjdent Roosevelt a copy of a Eatic circular issued by Salva- 'aiming that the present troubles
 last March when Dr. Fortin,
 d'affaires of Salvador at Ensla City found that his mail eiag tempered with.
 ker' 1t is alleged, the circular tDr. Fortin reported to his gov |nt that President Cabera, of nala. had secured 50 Boers at ko, St. Louis and New Orleans
 to Salvador and join malcon- [ihere in an attempt to disrupt byernment. In the circular are
 also copies of telegrams from lent Cabera to the minister of Salvador foreign department )ng that Gen. Regalado and ent Escalon of Salvador con-
 with the end of procuring
 s assassination.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-19
GUATEMALA
V. Honduras and Nicaragua
 !. Have Formed an Alliance |,eajust Their Neighbor.
ms OF THE THREE BELIGEREATS

r.aerts in Washington Pro- !. Army of Salvador Superior
 eut.Training and Disci- u.aduras Has the Only Nn- ., Consists of Two Vessels
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
ATHLETES BUSY|S TAKEN ID PEN HOUSE S RA|DED
Officers Enter Norton House and Place Four Women
 Under Arrest.
PROSTITUTION IS .
 NATURE OF CHARGE.
Officer White Has Been Watch-
 ing Place Several Weeks and
 With Officers Wilmoth. and. Johnson Finally Make Raid,

After having watched the place for weeks and heard numerous com plaints, Constable White. accom- panied by Officers Wilmoth and Johnson, at 2:30 o'clock this morn ing raided the Norton house, arrest ing four women on county charge of prostitution.
 Frequent complaints have been been made 10 the police that the place was immoral in character, many of the complaints coming from the keep CTS of places in upper Brewery gulch, their statements being that while they pay licenses the Norton house has not been paying any.
 The women will be arraigned to- day on the charge made against them. The keeper of the place was said early this morning to be among those arrested. This could not hc verified.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
ARIZONA MORMON DIES
 LEAVING 500 DEScENANTs.

PHOENIX, April 10. = Erastus Bingham, eighty-four years old and a member of the Mormon church since his early childhood, is dead at his home rear Mesa City He was born in Vermont and followed his church brethren throughout ali their wander ing vicissitudes to Ohio, Illinois and Missouri, and then as a member of the Mormon battalion to Salt Lake, arriving there few days after the first pioneers.
 He has been twice married and is the father of twenty-five children, twenty of whom are still living.
 Bingham now has a granddaughter of the fifth generation who is a young woman His second child. a son, mar ried and became the father of nine teen children.
 His posterity will number five hun dred and there are eight pairs of twins among them. He came to Ari- zoDa as an officer in the church about twelve years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
Roney Boys Will Be at Gymna- Sium Friday Night of the
 Coming Week,
ARE FAMOUS ALL
 OVER THIS COUNTRY.
Local Association May Conduct Lecture ard Concert Course During Coming Winter if First Concert is Success.

The famous Roney's Boys Concert company of Chicago has been se- cured by the Young Mems Christian Association of Bisbee for an engage ment to be given in the gymnasium on Friday evening of next week.
 To those who have heard this pop ular company, the mere announce ment that the Roney Boys are coming is to awaken a desire to see these boys again. The company Is composed of four boy singers and boy violinist who have been trained under the di- rection of Henry B. Roney.
 The Roney Boys are now in their ninth year as an organized concert company and in reality the eighteenth year of public singing by boys trained under the direction of MT. Roney.
 The program that will be given at the '. M. C. A. building on April 20 will have several numbers, with the whole company in costume, such as military uniforms. in French costumes of the period of Louis XV, Mexican costumes. Gotta and Cossack and the Highland Scottish costumes.
 Henry B. Roney, the director of the company and under whose personal supervision the concerts are given, is also a concert organist of note. If arrangements can be made with MT. Roney an enort will be made to have him give an organ recital while in Bisbee.
 The boys have appeared in almost every playhouse of note in the coun- try as well as in almost every Cha tauqua held in this country and Cam ada. They were present at the Christ mas party given by President Roose- welt at the White House. where they played to an audience of some 500 or 600 children.
 Bisbee is fortunate in having an op- portunity of hearing this famous com pany. This is their first tour through Arizona. Aside from the desire to give the people of Bisbee a clean, first class musical attraction. the associa- tion is planning to use this concert as an experiment to ascertain the ad- visibility of conducting a lecture course in the fall. If this company can be handled successfully and SUD- ported by the people of Bisbee the Y. M. c. A will conduct a star concert and lecture course during the coming winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
WEBB TESTlFIES
 AGAINST CHINESE.
cHINAMEN WHO ENTER ARIZo- MAS BACK DOOR RELUc-
 TANT TO LEAVE.

George Webb, chief Chinese inspec- tor of Arizona, and Inspector Murphy. of Tucson, are at Fl Paso to testify in the Federal court there against two Chinamen who were smuggled across the Mexican border into this territory near Cananea. MT. Murphy, in the role of detective, went to a Chinese ranch near Cananea, posed as a snug gler, and bargained with these two men to smuggle them into the United States. He made secret marks on their certificates, telling them that this was necessary so his friends could identify them when they reached the international line. He then returned home and in few days later the Chinamen came over and on one of certificates the secret mark was in evidence. The other certificate had been burned where the inspector de- clared he had put the mark. Both certificates were introduced in court. Where the Chinamen got the certifi- cates iS not known, but the officers be- i:eve they really belonged to other Chinamen from whom they had been procured in China, or else were gen uine and there was some irregulari.y about the return of the owners from China and they may have been refused admission at San Francisco and then returned through Mexico
 The Chiramen were ordered deport- ed by Commissioner Howe. but ap- pealed to Judge Maxwell, who, by the way, has rendered most interesting decision in the case of a Chinaman who entered the country as a mer- chant, but who was found working in laundry and who had been ordered deported on these grounds. The judge ordered the mans release, saying that his change of occupation could not af. feet him as long as he had not fraud ulently entered the country
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
WreStIerS, Baseball Players and Rock 0rilIerS Are All
 Interested.
NEXT ROCK CONTEST
 WILL BE BIGGEST YET,
OriIIers Hope for Another Tour nament in BiSbee on July 4
 Some of Them Are Already Preparing to Begin Training.

Athletic activity in this section is not alone confined to wrestling. though the match for next Sunday afternoon between Sid Varney and John Middle sky is now the strong card in local sporting circles.
 In addition to wrestling and. base ball. the big rock drillers. especially the double handed teams are already getting busy for a tournament they hope will take place in Bisbee on July f.
 For the present wrestling is the strong card. Both Varney and Mid dlesky were on the streets yesterday, the latter being an object of much in- terest because of his immense bulk. With his long. black hair gracing an streets with his manager A. H. Taylor.
 To get Middlesky into a conversa- ton was a feat several failed to &C., compllsh yesterday. To several he answered questions in brief terms. never venturing a statement and often
 
 to questions put to him. Several who have been in Yuma recognized in him the big Indian. who for several years was employed in Sanguinettfs big wholesale house.
 Varney stated yesterday that he was in excellent trim. He had to stand for much joshing from his friends who extended their sympathies after they had a look at his bulky opponent. Varney replied in good part to all such shafts.
 The Benton boys. two clever local boys, have been secured to furnish a preliminary to the main event. They will wrestle for the juvenile cham pionship of the territory and a good sized purse.
 Among the rock drillers the wrest- ling match is not distracting their at tention. Among the big men are Page brothers, Chamberlain and Make. Ross and McIver and Bradshaw and Pickering. The latter have for sev- eral years been the champions in Mon tara.
 Bradshaw and Pickering have brought a rock to the city which they will place in the upper part of Brew cry gulch and begin training at once. Just now they are having some trou- bie in securing this rock, it being claimed by other parties.
 Louis Page, one of the champions stated yesterday that the next biz double handed contest in Bfsbee will probably see a bigger and better en- try list han any in the past.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11

in mind when the law was made, applies to them with equal force, anl more because there is every reason Il believe their armament would be wit| designs against another and frien( ly government Ariznans ,engageI in the selling of firearms will do we| to carefully scrutinize every prospel tive customer, and If be has lonl black hair and dark skin. for. mad ofsthe Yaquis may -be@easily mistak& for Mexicane, the very Tuse they VI try to play.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
SALE OF FIREARMS
 TO YAQUI INDIANS.
GOVERNOR ASKED TO HEAD OFF BUNCH OF INDIANS ON WAY
 TO ARIZONA.

Governor Kibbey recently received official notice from the authorities of Sonora. Mexico, that a band of forty Yaquis was en route from their home land to Arizona, their mission being to secure arms and ammunition with which to fight the Mexican soldiers. The request was made that the Gov ernor do what he could to frustrate the plans of the Indians. The Gov ernor at once addressed letters to the sheriffs of the southern counties, in cluding Sheriff Hunt, acquainting them with his advices and urging them to use the utmost diligence in preventing the Yaquis from carrying tout their plans.
 Undoubtedly many weapons and much ammunition have in the past
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
SHOOTERS BUSY Y.M.C.A. CONCERT.
Gun Club Members Are Com peting for Cup Given by
 Schneider Co.
COLEMAN WINNER
 IN FIRST EVENT.
Are Planning Tournament in BiSbee Between Local, Douglas and Cananea Teams as Fourth of July Attraction

To win handsome trophy that has been offered by the Schneider com pany. local experts a; the traps are getting out their pump guns to have them cleaned up and in perfect work ing order.
 w. J. Edleman. president of the First National bank, is now in the lead in the contest for the Schneider cup. having won the first event last Sunday. The member of the local club winning the cup three times will assume possession.
 Edleman competed against Cough Ian, Nolan and Everhardy last Sum- day in a 30-bird event. The score of the shooters was as follows: Edle- man, 26; Everhardy, 24; Nolan, q; Coughlan, II. It is expected that next Sunday the entry list of the cup event will be much larger.
 Having won the first event. Edle- man has told his fellow shooters that it is his intention to capture the next two events. Rivalry between the diff ferent trap experts is expected to run high before the cup finally falls into the possession of any of the con- testants.
 Three other events were shot off Sunday. Its being the first shoot of the season but a small. number of those who in the past have taken an active interest in gun play were out. A much larger crowd is expected at the Don Luis traps Sunday afternoon.
 Tn the first event of 30 birds the score was as follows: Naquin. 22: Rinehart, r.; Whaley, 16. The second event of 9 birds resulted as follows: Naquin. IS; Rinehart. 12: whaIey.11
 The cup feature was third on the list following which was a 20-bird event. with the following scores being made: Coughran. 14: Nolan, 13: E-- erhardy. II; Edleman II. This closed the days sport.
 It is now planned by the club to have at least one sweepstakes shoot every Sunday. To the winner will go the entry money as we'll as a small purse to be added by the club. This is expected to bring out much larger attendance than is usual.
 By beginning this early in the seas on local club members believe that when the territorial tournament rolls around they will be in trim to send 8 winning team from Bisbee.
 
 There is some talk now of Fourth of July tournament here for teams from Bisbee. Douglas and Cananea. the two latter places having recently organized clubs. They are already at practice.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
Captain Rynning Escorts Tue son Murderer to Prison
 at Yuma.
MAY BE TAKEN
 TO ASYLUM LATER.
Elias Escaped Hangman's Moose Through Intervention of Governor Kibbey, Who Believes Him to Be Insane.

Arizona Ranger Hopkins passed through the city yesterday on his way from Tucson to Douglas. He states that Captain Thomas Rynning left Tucson yesterday for Yuma, taking with him Theodore Elias, who has been convicted of the murder of policeman in the old pueblo. Elias was sentenced to hang, but Governor Kibbey commutted the penalty to life imprisonment. Effort to establish the insanity of the condemned man had several times failed.
 Governor Kibbey last Saturday commutted the sentence of Teodore Elias from hanging 10 life imprison- ment in the penitentiary at Yuma.
 It is very probable that Elias will not be kept al Yuma but will be sent from there to the territorial insane asylum, as there seems to be little doubt but that he is insane.
 This is one of the most interesting murder eases that ever came before the territorial authorities, by reason of peculiar circumstances brought out, and one of the best known cases thfough the facts of the murder. Thc victim was Policeman William Katzenstein. He had lived in ATT zona 8 long time. was well known and respected and had a nice family. The killing occurred while he was in the discharge of his duty.
 It did not appear that he was the especial enemy of the murderer or that there had been any unusual oc- l casion for Elias to demonstrate his spite.
 Elias was scarcely out of his teens and is supposed to be a degenerate, one whose habits were bad and whose valuation on human life was low. Nevertheless, he had influential friends who, appreciating his mental and physical weaknesses, sought to make his punishment as light as nossibIe, while admitting the cruelty and outrageousness Of his offense. The crime was committed in the fall of 1903. In May, 1904, he was tried and convicted and sentenced to be hanged in June, 1904, notwith- standing the plea of insanity was of fered in his defense.
 There was a general belief, or at least fear that the theory of in- sanity was utilized because there seemed to be no other possible de- l fense After conviction evidences of insanity seemed to increase, ana be fore the date for execution the fact was established in the minds of many of the friends of Elias.
 i The law forbids the hanging of a crazy man, and when /she proper re presentations were made to the gov ernor. reprieve vas granted that a I jury, provided fcf by law in such cases. might deliberate upon the question of Elias sanity. The yer dict of the jury declared him insane and he vas remanded to the custody of the Sheriff. where he had been ever since the summer of 1904.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
HURRY UP CARL IS
 SENT FOR OFFICER

Fearing that the Mexicans residing near the Sanitary laundry, which was destroyed by ire few weeks ago, might engage in fatal affray. a tel ephone call was sent to Constable White shortly before midnight last night, asking him to came 10 the scene of the row and put a stop to it. The Mexicans had been drinking heavily all day, and as the night wore on became belligerent. it being thought at one time sthat several of them might be Killed CT seriously in- jured with knives and guns.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11

been smuggled into Mexico for this purpose, both by the Yaquis and by their sympathiers, though it has never been done openly nor would 1t be permitted by any official, for the Arizona officials are just as anx- ious as anybody to see the Yaqui troubles settled. It is a violation of law to sell either arms or ammunition to any Indian, and one who does so lays himself liable to fine or impris- onment or both.
 While the Yaquis were probably not
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 IS WITHOUT QUORUM

The regular meeting of the City Council last night could not be held for the reason that quorum was not present Adjournment was taken to next Tueday evening. The report of the committee on the widening of Naco road from the depot 10 below the slag dump was ready but was not submitted.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-11
PURCHASES MATERIAL
 FOR NEW DRUG STORE

W. G. Clemmons returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where he pur- chased the fixtures and stock for a drug store that he will open shortly in the Whaley-Marks building at Lowell. Clemmons has been in the drug business in Lowell some time, but on account of his growing busl- ness will move from his present guar ters to the new building.