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Arizona republican., 1906-08-13

erican public opinion should recognize the utter emptiness, the inherent folly of it's theory and of all kindred ready made, furnished while you wait schemes for the social regeneration of mankind. Civilized society. as it ex- istes today. if it be nothing more, it is the outcome of strivings for justice and the happiness of the human race during thousands of years. What monstrous presumption, what prepos- terous conceit for any man. were he wisest, the most learned and the most Justly famed of his own age or all ages, to imagine that. with but the dim, flickering lights of his own dull. feeble mind, with but few imperfect lessons in his own short, ilI-spent life to guide his hand, he could cast down and build up again this incredibly vast. this infinitely complex fabric. and inn prove on it's structure"
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
WELCOME OF MIR. ROOT
 WARMLY ROUNDED OUT
The Uruguayans Gave Him Hardly
 Breathing Time.

Montevideo, Aug. 12.-With general desire to make the entertainments in honor of Secretary Root as numerous and varied as possible during his brief visit here, there was an incessant round off unctions today. at each of which cordial speeches were exchang- ed. The entertainments were brought to close tonight by a banquet given by MT, O'Brien, the American minis ter. and a grand ball at the Uruguay club, both of which were highly sue cessful. The guests at the banquet which was a magnificent scale. fncIud- ed President Ordones and all the cab met ministers and their wives. leading citizens Of Montevideo and officials
 MT. Roots speeches here have won the sympathies of the people and the principal newspapers express their qualification at Secretary Roots eIo- quent and frank declaration of the true policy of the United States toward the Latin American republics.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
BABY CARS BIRTHDAY
 WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM
There are Other Things in Russia Co
 Think About.

St. Petersburg. Aug. 12-Grand Duke NichoIaevitch. the Associated Press is informed by a member of his eutour- age, has declined to accept the post a~ cOmmander-in -in-chief of all the troops of the empire where martial law ex- ists." which was rendered to him ou August 1.
 Today the second birthday Of tho czarevitch was observed with the usual display of flags and illuminatious. but there was no enthusiasm in the crI,-- bration. In fact few persons seemed even to know what was the occaSiau of the decorations.
 The day was quiet in the capital The activity of the terrorists iu the provinces included. beside the usual harvest of assassinatiOns i'm Warsau an attempt on the life Of General Ear ateieff chief of the gendarmerie of Samara province. and the woundiug nf Captain Of Police Ivanoff of Libau by a youth who fired thrice at him iu the street.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
KANSAS CITY MARKETS
Review of Prices and Conditions of
 the Week.

' Kansas City, Aug 12.-Although there was a decrease of 10000 cattle ! in the receipts last week. as compared with the previous week, total supply 42,OOO' head, the market made only the small gain of to 10 cents. and closed
 the week dull at that. Supply of range cattle here was confined to quaran- tines, and was less than half the usual volume in that division, but at the northern markets unusual numbers of rangers appeared and astonished the
 trade by the quality and finish they carried for so early in the season. Buy CTS took very kindly to them and other
 grades suffered from the support thus
 removed. This influence had a bad eff feet here on beef grades. Stockers and feeders picked up noticeably last week as beneficial rains have fallen in many districts where pastures were pretty well burned up. This has not only helped the demand for stockers and feeders, but has tended toward keeping down the supply of cattle. Today the run here was 11.000 head, same as last Sunday, other markets llghtly supplied, prices strong to Toe higher on killing cattle, stock cattle 10 to 15c higher. the latter selling at $2.50 to S3.S5 mainly. Outside of the Colo rado grass steers at $4.00, and cows at $500, no range cattle have been here from the west. Panhandle cows sofG at $2.35 to s29O. veals $3.5O to $500, bulls $2.00 to $2.25.
 The small supply of 18,O0O sheep and lambs arrived last week, mainly Utah feeding wethers and Arizona lambs. The market was strong all week, but practically no gain was made in prices. Supply is less than 1000 today and market not at all tested but the feeling IS naturally stronger. Spring lambs sell at $6.75 to $7.5O, yearlings up to S5.75, wethers S5.25. ewes for slaughter S5.OO. all decent stock within a quarter of these figures, breeding ewes in ex- traordinary demand at S4.75 to s5.25, feeding wethers S4.65 to $4.S5. The Utah stuff has called for many com plaints of lack of quality from killers, and bulk of it so far has been taken by feeders, few loads of wethers last week for slaughter at $4.S5 to $500. No Idaho stuff has been here yet. Pros poets favor light receipts here for a while. with corresponding strength in the market.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
SLIGHT INDIsPosITIoN.
The Condition of Sultan of Turkey
 Was Not Serious.

ConstantinOple, Saturday Aug. 12.- Officials informed callers at the pal ace that the sultan was suffering from the effects of chilIs during the past week but that he is now completely recovered. His physicians. however. advised his majesty not to risk expos ure to open air. and hence the aban- dnnment of the Silaamlik on Friday.
 Sensational stories of the Sultan's illness are in circulation but in the best informed circles confirmation is given the statement that there is a slight improvement in his condition. and that he is in no immediate danger.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
HARVARD oARsMEN.
They are in Fine Shape for the Match
 With Cambridge.

Bourne End, England. Aug. 12- Members of the Harvard crew were guests today of Theodore Cook at the Leander club. where they met many prominent rowing men. Nearly all the crew have increased in weight and are in splendid condition. but Coach Wray Is anxious to get them to Putney
 Flint has done so well sat No. 8 that it IS doubtful if his seat will be given to Morgan. although Morgan will likely be tried when he arrives.
 Coach Muttlebury of the Cambridge crew was more impressed than the majority of the spectators by the per formance of the Harvard men on Sat urday. He expressed the opinion that they are capable of great improvement but says they will require watching
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
TEXAS CONVENTION
 HAS A SINGLE TASK
The Nomination O1 a Democratic
 Candidate for Governor.

Houston, Texas. Aug. 12.-Tbe dem ocratic state convention win assemble at Dallas on Tuesday to nominate a full state ticket. the nomination being equivalent to election. The only con test is over the gubernatoriaI nomina- ton, all others having been settled in the primaries two weeks ago. The pri- mary vote for governor, which will of ficially be decided by the state chair man, was: T. M. Campbell, 9O,345; 0. B. Colquitt. 6S.529; NJ Nj. Brooks, 70,064; C. K. Bell. 65,16S.
 There having been no selection, the choice of a candidate lies with the con- yention. They are bound by their in- structions on the first ballot. which will be as follows: Campbell, 212.4O; Colquitt. l69.3O; Bell. 1645S: Brooks, I55.25
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
BRYAN AND PARTY
 TAKING IN PARIS
His American Itinerary Which Will
 Begin Aug. g..

Paris, Aug. 12-W. J. Bryan and his party went in automobiles to FOntaine- bleau today, where they visited the palace. Mir. Bryan hopes to pay his respects to President Fallieries at RambOuillet on Monday or Tuesday.
 He cabled C. w. Bryan of Lincoln. Neb., today fixing the date of his ar rival in New York as August 30. He will visit New Haven and Bridgeport August 31, Jersey City, September 1; Chicago, September 4; Lincoln, Sep tember ,; St. Louis, September IT.; Louisville, September F. and Cincin- nati September 13, stopping at Kansas City on his return trip.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13

 MISS ESAC
Determined to See the
 President
She Made a Wild Scene in an Oyster Bay Church Yesterday.

oyster Bay, Aug. 12.-Miss Asi l. Esac who is summering in oyster Bay, for the purpose of interviewing the president or Mrs. Roosevelt on what she declares is "a matter of life and death created a scene during the ser vices in Christ's Episcopal church to- day. Miss Esac. or Miss Case. as her name is supposed to be. has attended every church meeting the president has attended since his arrival here in July. Sine has climbed Sagamore Hill on foot several times, only to be turned away by the secret service men.
 She presented herself at the church early today and took a seat directly behind the pew usually occupied by the Roosevelt family. When Usher Duffy requested her to relinquish this seat, she refused. Duffy forcibly re- moved her to the rear of the church. and Miss Esac applied for warrant for Duffy. but was refused.
 In the rear of the church Miss Esac refused to sit down. A secret service agent stood beside her and during the service she made no less than dozen attempts to get past him As the president was leaving the church three secret service men surrounded Miss Esac. but she shouted. "Mf President MT. President, won't you speak to me a moment" The presi- dent turned his head as he passed. but he did not pause. Miss Esac says her watch chain was broken in the scrim- mage with the secret service men and her watch fell to the floor
 When the presidents carriage had departed Miss Esac was allowed to go.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
VOL. XVII. NO. S:s
ABYS1NIAN TREATY.
It Determines the French British and
 Italian Status in the Empire.

Rome. Aug 12.-Abyssin5 an dis patches received here say that King Menelik has signed the Franco-ItaIIan- British convention relative to ihe rail- ways to be constructed there. and that the convention will be communiea-t to the parliaments of the interested states as soon as they meet
 The main feature of treaty referred To above are guarantee of th- iut-E- rIty of the Abyssinian empire the lu-u door and commercial equality for all countries and continuation los th.. French of the construction or the rail- way connecting Addis Abebe the ,ipI- tai of Abyssinia, with the coast. Great Britain and Italy are named as repre- SehtatINes con the railway directorate.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
FOUR WERE SACRIFICED
 10 SAVE THE FIFTH
A Wholesale Drowning in the Spo-
 kane River.

Davenport. Wash. Aug I2-FIve persons prominent in the social life of Davenport. who had been enjoying au outing on the banks Of the Spokane river about twelve miles northeast or here, were drowned today.
 The dead.
 MISS WINNIE JONES. aged i9
 A. l.. BRIGHT. aged about 4a.
 Mrs A l.. BERGETT. aged about -5- ROY HOWARD. aged 2S
 A L. LYMAN. aged 34
 Four of the drowned heroicaIIv sa-- rifced their lives in an attempt Co save the other. One after another they plunged into the river. ouly to h.- seized by the undercurrent and drowned either by the whirlpool or the under current.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
TEXAS COLORADO.
The River Sweeping Over Fertile
 Farme.

Houston, Texas Aug. 12.-A flood in the Colorado river which started from the torrential rains in the San Angelo country a week ago. is now reaching the lower valleys and the farmers are endeavoring to save what they can of their crops.
 Despite every effort the loss will be very heavy. as there are many farms in the bottoms from Austin to the rivers mouth Additional rains around Aus tin make it certain that the flood per Tod will last at least two weeks and that the river will leave is marks at many points.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
DEFECTIVE AIR BRAKES.
Brought Two Cars Together at Oak
 land.

Oakland. Aug. 12.-The most disas- trOus street car accident in Oakland in years occurred this afternoon when a Telegraph avenue car packed with pleasure crowds from Berkeley and Idora park crashed into Key Route electric train bound from Piedmont to the ferry Mole, at the Fortieth street crossing. A score of persons were in- jured at least two of whom are so badly injured that they may die.
 The injured were nearly all riding in the street car. On the street car were most of the members of the San Fran cisco and Los Angeles ball teams. who had just finished a game at the park. A defective airbrake is said to be the cause
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
BURIED IN ONE CRAVE

Hels.ngfors Aug. 12.-Trial by court martial of the SVeabOrg mutineers commenced on Saturday. and Lieuten- ants Kochanovsky and Emilianoff aged respectively 20 and 21, and five soldiers were the first found guilty and condemned to death.
 All were shot and buried in a com mon grave without ceremony. Koch anOvsky's father is colonel of the guards at St. Petersburg.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
INTERNATIONAL TYPOS.
The Fifty Second Annual Convention
 at Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs. Aug. 12.-The ffty-second annual convention of the International Typogra aphical union opens in Colorado Springs tomorrow. Three hundred delegates, 500 ex-dele- gates and several hundred members of the WOman's Auxiliary are here to at tend the convention. Consideration of the fight for the eight-hOur day will be one of the chief topics before the con- VentiOn-
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT.

Houston. Texas. Aug. 12.-An auto mobile turned over today near here, George MeiklejOhn. a passenger. being killed. Camp Dean and A. NJ. Drake were hurt but will recover.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
A SHOT FROM THE SHORE.

Paris, Aug 12-A dispatch from Tangier to Temps reports that a shot from the shore today passed over a boat of the French northern squadron. which is lying off port, and that the admiral in command has ordered an innuirX
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
GERMAN BRAzILIANs.
The New President Says They are All
 Right.

Rio Janeiro. Aug. 12.-President- elect Penna. who is touring southern Brazil, in a speech at Santa Catarina today declared that the alleged German peril was imaginary and he said that nowhere were there better citizens than the German Brazilians.
 He cited the case of Dr. Lauro Null Ter, minister of industry and public works. as an illustration of a patriotic Brazilian. though the son of German parents
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
TIE MAD MULLAH AcAIN.

London, Aug. 12.-The correspond ent at Alden of the Mall reports that the Mad Mullah has raided the Soma liland border. killing more than 1ee1 of the Rare HarOn tribe. dwelling in th- Ogaden region and capturing la.oea canelS
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
THE PERSIAN CONGRESS.

Teheran, Aug. 12.-The shah's ad- visers are busily engaged in elaborat- ing the form of the decree for the ere ation of an elective council which in the final draft of the ukase is called the "pOpular assembly"
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
ARE YOU A BOOSTER?

if so, why don't you boost DONO- FRlO'S CACTUS CANDY? If you are too nervous and can't boost, try a little Cactus Candy and you will get nerve enough to boost Donofrio's Cactus Candy as long as you live.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
CAMP MABRY WRECKED.
The Arizona Contingent Got Away in
 Time.

Austin. Texas, Aug PA terrific rain storm visited this section this morning. badly wrecking the federal military camp at Camp Mabry. High wind attended the rain and blew down many tents.
 Captain Walker Ellis of the Fourth Texas infantry was stunned by light ming while crossing the review ground.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
SHORT $1o,ooo.
Kansas City Board of Trade Secretary
 Commits Suicide.

Kansas City. Aug. 12.-W H. Hyres. secretary of the National Board of Trade of Kansas City, shot and killed himself in a weed-grown field of this city yesterday afternoon. soon after he had informed a director of the beard by telephone that he was short $1O,O in his accounts. The body was not identified until today.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
VANDERBILT HORSES WON.

DeauvilIe. Aug. 12-W. K Wander DlIIs MaintenOn won the champion snip stakes of Sl2.5OO here today and his Madse took the Yacowlef stakes for two -year-OIds.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
DOWIE
Orders Cactus Candy.

Just received letter from the old gentleman, in which he orders D. c. c. C., stating that he thinks it will make him feel better and renew his old time viuor,
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
INSURANCE THAT INsUREs-Am

the companies represented by me pay their San Francisco Iossess and all oth- CT losses dollar for dollar When you want the best kind Of insurance come to E. E. PaseOe. no North Center St-
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate; large or small loans quickly made, at lowest rates. b. E. PascOe, 11O North Center street. Phone Red 1492.
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pogItrl Show On Wheels.

Ardn0ss.re Special
Toe soto. Mo. oct. S.-Whaf i- per-
rag- the first poultry show on waeels
yer seen in thi, country BEGAN a
tour Of the state here today. \ poul.
try train has been fitted ont under
.he direction Of the state board OF
agriculture and in the exhibition coops
are displayed the best specimens Of
the various makes Of incubato-s,
breeders and other appliances OF in
.arest 70 poultry raiscrs are also on
xhibi,ion in charge Of experts. Lee
lures will be delivered by poultry an.
horit.e- and it. is expected that large
rrowds will greet the speakers wher.
.ya. the car is exhibited
Southeast Missouri will De covered
r1 the first trip OF the car. which will
md a, Bismarck. where the state dali
y convention will be held October 70
and 90
n the present "trip is successful in
-rousing interest in poultry growing
it is l!gEcly tha, the car will make 9th.
and extensive trips through this
and other states.
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Dewey Sets Another Trial.

Topeka, Kas., Oct. 7.-Chauncey
Dewey, the millionaire ranch owner,
and Ed Mcbride and Clyde Wilson,
hts cowboys, the murderers OF the
Berry family in the famous Rawlings
County feud. will have another chance
20 clear their names,
The state supreme court today
granted them a rehearing OF their
case brought 10 Secure a dismissal
with prejudice 10 future action OF
the murder charges hanging owe.
them The supreme court AT a prev.
lous session refused 10 order the
-ases dismissed with prejudice"
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HEAVY DETERIORATION.
Louisiana and Mississippi Cotton
Crop viii be Short.

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FORCED TO Osisk WHISKY.
Disgrace of the Affair Causes Iris
Man . Commit s-.cioe.


j-sl0 Ia. Oc. '-Ou going 90 The
barn t1 attend -9 -lr milking. The wife
Hf VIII Hte. . prosperous young far
-.r living near here was h0rufei
. .1 -ra against 're dead body of her
husband suspended from d rope. The
body e1s sin warm bu' il spite %
go efforts o. w.. '.-li impossible to
...-s ..'s'g H.r.
A letter ..f p. ... uar- man al
. al.l''r reveal. 'h7 cause fo. bis act
Ha had been prominent. .r temper.
..g. ..r...s and was ar ardent mems
.. 'h. AG..Sl.ovr league having
.a-e. pa. ir many raid. upon Blind
I- and had h.an instrumental .a
. closing ur a number OF such places
7 Recently Hre VA, vayIaid iu lone.
/ 'g spot hHuif1lie1 and taken into
/ rhe wood. Here BIS captors. who were
four iu number and heavily masked
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COOK STOVES 1T R. =, JONES
Kentucky Feud Breaks Out,

May King KY oct The Hall.
Martin factions have CIashed azs.n.
Dat ralg moagre details have hoca re'
CO. we'd here u Is stated that they
met ar blind tiger" resort cu Baay.
a- Greek. Upward Of sixty shots were
fret al close range and when tle
suoke cleared away only on maa
John Hall. Jr. OF the Han forces. was
dead. one other man % the Hall side
was slightly wounded
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08
TRIBUTE TO BAILEY.
now Lee Cruee Expressed Himself on
the Issue at Houston, Tex.

Houston. Tex. oct lion. Lee
Cruc, oi Ardmore. T. T, candidate for
the Democratic nomination for gov
.rnor OF the new state OF Oklahoma, is
one Of he visitors TO the big meeting
here. and With him is Colonel Sidney
Su-g- publisher o. the Ardmore!re at
Ardmore. They have come as the rep
leseatatiyes OF their people to show
that Indian Territory supports Mr.
Pllry because OF the good he has
done them during his service In CON
Sre,s.
The people I'm our country regard
Senator Bailey as one OF the greatest
living Democrats and especially the
greatest Democrat In the United States
Senate. said Mr. Cruce The fight
bru- made on him IS an outrage and a
. disgrace to the state OF Texas. He
ha, always been friend OF Indian
Terrirory and has done more for the
Territory than has any other"
like orphans We have gone To him
and De- has done what he could for
/ u.s." interrupted Mr.. Susgs
Senator Bailey is man whom no
one who knows him would approach
tn "a corrupt way and the man who
does approach him in that way would
Eel D. Cd
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THE WORLDS MARKETS.

(Furnish,L by II. 7. Rutherford <
Co. private wire correspondents H..
< b. Beer, New Orleans T. A. Nc
tntyte & Co, New York, and Logan
& Bry an. Chicago)
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Man and wife Fiaht Duel.

Rock Rapids. Iowa. oct. because
her husband insisted on attending the
street carnival a, Sioux Falls. Mrs.
Per. Smith opened dre on him today
smith reraliated and an exchange ot
shots followed Smith was wounded
in the back ami will die. Mrs. Smith
received a sight flesh wound in the
arm
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Opsn Hleh Low Close Yes
Live Stock.

Hogs opened cents lower; left over
1900: receipts year ago $4,000.
Mixed G.25 10 6.75, good $40 to 6.T5;
I1ugh $50 10 6.25. light 625 to 6.70.
Cattle 10 cents lower.
Sheep steady.
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New rork Futures.
Close

open High Low Close Yes
Dec .IO.3S lO.3s 1920 l029-30 lo.4s-50
Jan 1895 1913 1925 lo34,35 lo.53-54
Mch 1852 lO5s 1913 lo.49-50 l06s-7l
Tone steady
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Pert Receipts.
62.673 against 53.D59 last year.
Estimated Receipts Tomorrow

Houston 3s.5oo 10 $1,000 against q
702 last year.
New Orleans 1900 20 Il 600.
Galveston $4,000 70 $1,000 again.
$3.50 last year.
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New Orleans Futures.
Close

Open High Low Close Yes
Dec .lo25 1881 1925 1035-36 l04s-4e
Jan 1885 1916 1875 lo.45-4s l0.57.5s
Mch 1852 1864 Io52 1o53.s4 l073.74
Tore steady.
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caits. fox.trot and siuSlc.foot. Apply
TO G. =. SelyidEe 23t;
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Liverpool Futures.
Chicago Markets.

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