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Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
ONE COUNT AGAINST HER.

San Antonio. Tex March 6-Sev- eral indictments against AIrs. Nars1r- ct Sauer. or Graham, arrested Ca Los Angeles. have been filed away iu Box ar county court house for the past eight years She Is charged wItl swindling- Ii is alleged that she rep- resented herself as tle agent of n hic firm who intended to introduce silk worms into Texas and many o- the most prominent and wealthy eII- -els subscribed liberaliy 10 her plan vhIcl seemed to promise a fortune Geo an who invested
 She disappeared suddenly after haV- ing secured about S3O.O90 and the silk worms never arrived Papers frou Governor Lanham are now ou the way to Governor Pardee of Califoru Goo clear up tle matter sO that SSh-riE Tobin may bring back his prisoner
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
OUT OF JAIL
 AND IN AGAIN
Los Angeles SeeTsss Former Silk
 Worm Dealer.

Los Angeles. March 6.-NIrs- Mar garet Graham, the psychic and me dium who was arrested here otl s charge of embedding S3o.oo3 m san Antonio, Texas. and w1-- has sine been at liberty under S2.Geo bonds. was re-arrested tonight on cztarEes preferred in BeXas county. Texas. aif- leging theft and embezzIcmeuI. Mr. Graham was lodged in Jail and has nos yet given bond
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07

Attorney General Clark the chbef op- position to joint statehood in Che ter- ritOry would be dissipated Allen T. Bird, of NOgales. who is ia Washiu=- ton, is credited with the laudabIe am bitiOn Of stepping into Governor KID bey's shoes. Interesting. isn't it-
 C. C. RANDOL LPH
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
MISS ANTHoNYs ILLNESS.

Rochester, N. Y, Mar. 6.-Sucan B. Anthony is seriously i'll at her home of pneumonia, which developed on her return from her recent visit to Wash ington. Her physician reports her con- ditiOn serious.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07

expedition in case of need. These re- ports, it is alleged, tend to embarrass foreign ministers and create straine1 relations between them and the off cials here.
 A long edict published today in the official Gazette declares that they arc circulated by traitors who wished to separate China from her friends.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
MEXICAN SILVER.

Mexico City, March 6.-Within two months silver shipments from the single port of Vera Cruz nave amount ed to S9.716,O0 the bulk of the ship ments being silver pesos for London and New York.
 Another shipment of a million pesos will be made within ten days.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
BOMB FACTORY UNEARTHED.

St. Petersburg, Mar. GA wholesale bomb factory was captured by the po- lice today at the lodgings of a drug gist. One hundred and twenty bombs were seized. Thes apartments had been tn rendezvous of students and revolu- tionists, twenty of whom were cap tured.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
A WEIGHT OF ICE.

Kansas City, March 6.-Many inches of snow and ice covers western Mis- souri and southwestern Kansas today. Ice formed on telegraph and telephona wires, greatly hampering communica- tion, while trees are broken under it's weight. Damage 10 the fruit is feared
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
THE HOUSE.

Washington, Mar. 6.-The house be- gan it's session today by passing with out discussion or opposition bill for the relief of the tobacco growers by permitting them to sell leaf tobacco without paying the tax of six cents a pound heretofore charged.
 The time of the day was devoted to the tariff discussion the Indian appro- priatio bill being the vehicle to car
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
A FAVORABLE RumoR-

St. Petersburg. Mar. 6.-A disuztteh from Algeciras today says that Ger many has accepted the Russian ur,sr-s- sltlon that the control Of the force for the policing of Morocco be intr4stel to France and Spain jointly. as the ba- sis for an agreement
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
REFORMING ELECTIONS.

New York, March 6.-Delegates from nearly every section of the country were present today at the op- ening of the second national confer ence for reform in primary election laws and corrupt practices under the auspices of the National Civic Fedora tion.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
SANTA FEE CENTRAL SALE.
Removal of the Rumor of New MexI-
 can Railway Transfer.

Pittsburg, March 6.-Thomas Rin- aker, receiver of the Enterprise bank said today that Francis J. Torrance had notified him that. negotiations were in progress towards the sale of the Santa Fe Central railway to the Tall madge syndicate.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07

manders in chief of land or sea forces.
 Three. The establishment of stock companies with special privileges.
 Four. Questions relating to the en- tailed estates, titles of nobility, etc.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
CHINESE uNEAsINEss.
Our Reports of the Designs of Their
 World Neighbors.

Pekin, March 6.-The Chinese gov ernment is greatly perturbed by re- ports of anti foreign movements printed in American and European pa pers particularly by the dispatches an nouncing preparations for a military
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07
a BURNING BARGE.

Atlantic City, N. J., March 6.-The barge Hamilton Fish, owned by the C. Dunham company of New York, was destroyed by fire at sea four miles off the Barngat life saving station today. The captain and crew were taken off by a tug which had the barge in tow.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07

You will find two pounds of delight in every pound box of Doncfrio's CrystalIized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07

Do you know a good thing when you sec it? if so, you are one of the first to try Donofrio's crystaIlized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-07

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Snoring nreNItie..

The finals i'm the presidents cup and the
Beaton cup will be started at the Field
club Saturday.
Shortstop Turner of Cleveland has made
a record Of his own. He has taken forty
fve successive chances without>a miss
Jack Pfeister pitched in n losing game
Thursday, but his opponents made but one
run against MIN. Errors lost the game.
Cleveland is making a hard fight for the
third place and indications are the former
champions will have TO be satisfied with
fourth position.
The ST. Louis Browns stopped the New
York team from catching up game on the
White Sox Thursday by tying. St Louis
was lucky in punching hits In the sixth
inning.
glance at the lineup Of the big leaRue
teams reveals many new names among the
teams which are not fighting at the ton
These are taking no chances with new,
material.
Chance has wTenched his old knee He
probably Will now lay on until the world S
championship series. His team has the
pennant cinched and does not need him In
the game.
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OMAHA LOSES A FAST GAME
Rases on Balls in First Inning Are the
UndOing of NCNselsy.
RoURKElTES DO NOT SCORE UNTIL NINTH
Gonding Had n Chance to Tie or Win
Il, but Long Fly to the Left -
Garden Was the Best He
Could DO.
RoURKElTEs DO NOT SCORE UNTIL NINTH

LINCOLN. Sept. 2l.-rincoln and Omaha
played a snappy game OF ball today in
what was declared to be Western league
record time for this season-an hour and
five minutes. Lincoln won by score of
2 10 /. Both Mckay and McNeeley pitched
exceptionally good ball. but the latter's
two bases on balls in the hrst\ inning
caused his uhdoing. as they were followed
by two singles, bringing in two runs.
The omahas were easy for Mckay up to
the ninth. Then they looked dangerous
After Aubrey had been disposed OF Per-
ring hit for two bases and weloh's single
sent Inn home. Bassey went out. but
Dolan hit for a base. 1t rested with Gond-
ding TO tie, with a hit, but the best be
could do was to send long fly to David
son. The score:
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Standing of the Teams.
Iowa League Results.

Games today: Pittsburg at Boston, Gin
cinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago at New
York, St. Louis at Brooklyn.
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Pueblo Keats Champs.

PUEBLO. Colo, Sept. 1.-THE locals won
the opening game of the final series with
the Champions here this afternoon by a
and, while he was hit hard. he kept the
hits scattered and the visitors were only
able TO score in the second. He had nine
enough runs TO win. but wild throws by
Schipke and O'Leary were costly, letting
In three runs. The locals played a fast
game and there were several feature per-
formances. The score:
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MARSHALLTOWN. Ia, Sept s1.-(Spe
eial Telegram )-Following are the results
In the Iowa league:
Clinton, 8: Ottumwa, 2.
Oskaloosa, s; Marshslltown, .
Burlington. s; Fort Dodge, Z.
Keokuk, 4; Waterloo, /.
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HICHLANDERS WIN TWICE.
Double Victory Places New York American
Team in the Lead,
GRlFFlTHS TWIRLERS IN GREAT FORM
Heavy batting and Fast Fielding
Behind Them Make white sox
Easy Vietims-ScOres of
other Games.

CHICAGO, Sept. Anew York defeated
Chicago in both games of a double header
today and moved into first place. The
visiting pitchers were in great form and
with the heavy hitting and fast helding be-
hind them made both games easy. The first
game was won in the last inning when
Chicago went to pieces. The second game
was interrupted by rain in the sixth inning,
with the score to in favor of the visitors
Score first game:
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Detroit wins from washington,

DETROIT, Sept H.-Detroit won an in
teresting game from Washington this after
noon, Siever for the winners was in
vincible until the ninth inning. when the
visitors punched four hits, including a home
run for four runs, which tied the score
Detroit won in it's half OF the ninth on
Lndsay's double, sacrifice and an out.
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rihce hit Quillin. Double play: Long to
Dolan. First base on balls: of Mckay,
4; off McNeeley, 2. Struck out: BY Nc
Lincoln ay y o@sSS First e bas sR on SsSe eT
rors: Lincoln, 2; Omaha, 1. Time los
Umpire: Davis. Attendance: 1000.
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visitors were scattered, and the home team
'Batted for Willis in ninth.

BOSTON .........,..,...O " v %
Pittsburg ...........1 0 0 o o o 0 o OIL
Two-base hits: Bates. Ganley. Three-base
hit: Howard. Sacrifice hit: O'Neili Stolen
Wagner to RItchey to Gibson. Bases on
balls or Willis. q of Dorner @ Struck
out: BY Willis, 1; by Dorner, .. Time; 1;4s
Umpire: Sulle.
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sIoCx CITY.

stolen bases: Randall McHaIe. Sacri-
fee hits: Russell, McHale, Corbett. Two
base hits: Russell. Weigart. Sheehan. WIG
pitches: Newton (O. Bases on balls: on
Newiin, 2 Struck out: BY Wright, s; by
Newlin, l. First base on errors; Denver
4; Sioux City, 1. Left on bases: Denver. g.:
Sioux City, g. Time; l;26 Umpire; Van
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Even break In CIeveIand.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 21-Cleveland
ana Boston broke even today. Boston could
while Young was a puzzle to Cleveland in
the second Freeman drove In three of
Boston's four runs In the second. Score,
first game
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Turner. Stovall Morgan Stolen bases:
Turner, Rossman. Freeman. Base on balls:
on Hess. 1; off Winter. /. Hit with pitched
ball: Hess l. Left on bases: Cleveland
I; Boston. 5. Struck out: BY Hess. 6; by
Winter. 1. Time: rs. Umpire: Evans.
Score, second game:
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NewIin Pounded Hard.

DENVER, Sept a.-Denver defeated
Sioux City by pounding Newln for five
| errors, a pass and a wild pitch. Melted
eight runs. Wright kept the hits scattered
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Totals
DDS MONIES.

stolen bases: Hogriever. Melchoir Two
base hit: Melchoir. Three-base hit: Ell
vert. Passed balls HosItever Rennicker
Struck out: BY Miller 8: by Stimmel, g.
Hit by pitched BALL. BY Stimmel /. Double
play: Cook to Rennicker. Sacrifice hits:
MONTY, Elwert Left on bases: PUEBLO
u Des Moines. 3. Time: 1;2O Umpire
Edinger. Attendance: 100
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NEW YORK.

Left on bases: Chicago, 4; New York, g.
Two-base hits; Elberfed. Sacrifice hits
keeler, 2; Laporte. Stolen bases: Jones
Elberfeld, Chase. Double play: Isbeil to
ponohue. Struck out: BY Owens, 81 by
hogg. g.. Bases on balls: on Hogg. g.
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Three-b base hit: AIperman. Hits: OF
Thompson. 3 in Ave innings. Stolen base :
Alperman Double play: Alperman to
Lewis>to Hummel to Ritter. Left on bases
balls: on Pastorlus, q Struck out: BY
Pastorius, I; by Thompson. 2 Passed
ball: Marshall. Time l:S. Empires
Enshe and tombstone.
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CLEVELAND.
BOSTON.
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Two-base hits: Turner 2. Three-base hit:
Grlmshaw. Sacrifice hit Morgan stolen
base: Stovall. Base on balls: on Town
send l. Hit by pitched ball: Townsend, J.
Left on bases; Cleveland. 4; Boston, g.
Struck out: BY Townsend, /: by Young. T.
Time: 1867. Umpire: Evans.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Two-base hits: O'Brien Jones. Stone
Home run; O'Brien. Sacrifice nit Jones.
Double plays Nichols to Davis, oidring
Passed ball: Byrnes. Stolen bases; Arm
bruster. Oidring. Stone. Hemphill. Hartzel
Hit with pitched ball BY Petty Shean
Wild pitch; Petty. First base on balls: on
Waddell. l. Hits; on Waddell, IN one
inning; on Cunningham. In six and third
Philadelphia, S. Time: 1852. Umpire: Con-
molly.
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BROOKLYN, n. Y. Sept 21.-The first
game of the final series OF the season he
tween 81. Louis and Brooklyn was won to-
day by the locals. The managers of the
rival teams agreed TO bring forw5rd Mon
days game and finish tho series with a
double header tomorrow. Score:
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GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today: Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at st. Louis, New York at
Chicago, Boston at Cleveland
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Browns Beat Athletics.

ST. LOUIS, Sept H.-The locals, after
knocking Waddeli out OF the box pounded
Cunningham for eight runs. The game Was
called In the eighth on account Of dark
ness. Score:
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'Batted for Sparks In eighth inning.
'Batted for Richie In ninth.
Cincinnati .........0 800 0 CO
philadelphia ........O o o OIL
Left on bases; Cincinnati. 4; Philadelphia,
g. Stolen base: Lush Two-base hits: sem
telle Wicker. Three-base hit: Lobert Sac
rifice hits: Wicker. Huggins 90. Struck
out; BY Sparks. 1: by RIcn4~, I. by Wicker.
4. Bases-on balls on Sparks, S; on Wicker
8 Hits: on Sparks. 6 in eight innings,
O'Day.
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BOSTON. Sept. a.-Bostons hits were
plentiful and well timed today. while the
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Totals,.,..,B o n IL
'Batted for Ferguson alnth.
Batted for Taylor In seventh.
Stated for Ames in second.
Chicago -...........,..O 10 90 0-5
New York ..,.........0 0 0 o 0 "a
Tbree-base hit: Hoffman. Two-base hits:
King, Evers. Sacrifice hit: Hoffman.
Stolen bases: Slagle, Hoffman. First base
on balls: OF overall, 10; off Taylor 2.
Struck OUT By Ames, 3; by overall, 8; by
Taylor, 3. Hit by pitcher: BY overall, I.
Hits: on Ames, . in Two Innings; OFF
Taylor. in five innings. Left on bases:
Trh,leago, o. New YORK IL. Double plays:
Hoffman Time; $50. Umpires: KLEIN
and CarnanIer.
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Chicago Wins Close Contest from
New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-The local team
tried hard for a ninth inning winning finish
today, but failed 10 reach, losing to 4 to
Chicago. Score.
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ore, nrSt ganIt
NEW YORk.
CHICAGO
AOteAe 'sF sssee - ~
aBatted for Roth in ninth

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- Left on bases; Chicago, g.; New York. s.
Two-base hits; Laporte, Isbeil, Davis
Ortiz Sacrifice hits: Dougherty 2, Keller,
Hahn. Stolen bases: Elberfeld, Conroy,
Donohue. Hits: on Chesbro, in seven
and two-third innings; of Orth. / in one
and one-third innings. Struck out: BY
Walsh, I; by CHESHIRE, 2 Passed ball Roth
Bases on balls on Walsh. 1; Chesbro, 2
Wud pitch: Walsh. Hit with ball: Kleinow.
Time; 2;OS. Implies: Sheridan and
OLoughlin.
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Reds Bat Out Victory.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept H.--Cincinnati
today defeated Philadelphia by opportune
hitting. Score:
CINCINNATI PHI A DEI pf4TA
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Games To-Day; Omaha AZ lincoln, De
MOines at Pueblo. Sioux Cips at Denver.
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WASHINGTON.
Totals......S 1925 II


two out when winning run scored.
SBatted for Stanley in the ninth.
'Batted for Smith in the ninth.
Detroit ...........,.l 0 0 o 90 o 3 l. 8
Washington ........ o o 0 0 0 0 q o "a
Hits: OF Smith, 5 In eight innings; OF
Kltson, ! In one inning. Two-base hits;
Crawford. Lindsay Home run: Schalfiy
eacrifice hits: McIatyre Cqughlin Craw-
ford, Schmidt. OLeary. Cross. Stolen base
Lindsay. First base on balls: OFT SieYeE
Q; OFF Smith, 8. Left on bases: Detroit, g.
Washington, 7. Struck out; By~Siever, 81
by Smith, 2. Double plays: OIeary to
Schaefer 10 Lindsay, Schmidt to Lindsay
Time AS. Umpire: Hurst
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