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Arizona republican., 1906-12-28

Il have never told anyone any thing about the organization of the national committee" said MT. Bryan. "I do not want to see men on the committee who are not good clean men but men who want a government for the people and not for trusts. I do not care to see men on the committee like Roger Sul- livan of Illinois"
 In speaking of the railroad legisla. ton enacted by congress at the last session he stated that he did not be- lieve the legislation was what it should be but he thinks that the president took what he could get
 He said the giving of railroad passes was one of the most corrupting infiu- ences exercised in the country. MT. Bryan spoke before the Kansas State Teachers association here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
MILITANT DEFENDERS
 GREETED BY THE POPE
An Exchange of Holiday Good Wishes between the Holy Fathers and all Members of the PontificaI Army.

Rome. Dec. 27-The pope today re- ceived 517 survivors of the disbanded pontifical army for an exchange of Christmas greetings. The holy father thanked the men for their past ser vices to the church and regretted that conditions do not permit him to aid de- lenders of papacy as he would like.
 Subsequently the survivors were re- ceived by Cardinal Merry Del Val who said to them: You fought with guns and cannon; today I am fighting one of the most important battles of the church without guns. without men and even without money. But I do not des- pair of victory. I trust in divine mercy and the loyalty of the French Catho- lics.'
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
All roads lead to SALON. E

The mining commercial center of the rich mineral districts now opened up by The Arizona & California railroad. Headquarters for general merchandise mining supplies. hotel resturant. hv- cry and corral. Quartzsite & Ehrenoerg stage arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leaves Tuesdays, Thurs days. Saturdays. Harqua Hala X Col den Eagle stages daily Private rigs at all times to Quartzsite, EhrenoerS' Parker. Vicksburg. Bouse's, Harris burg. Harqua Hala, Golden Eagle. Biii Williams Fork. Colorado River points. and to the Harcuvar, Plomosa and Eagle Tail mountains. For further in formation enquire of the Brayton Com mercial O.. John B. Martin, E. S.. Jones. William Roberts or Hall Bros.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
CAUGHT IN A BELT.
The Horrible MansIing to Death of 2
 Los Angeles Youth.

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 27.-Frank Graves, aged IS. a helper in the South ern California Hardwood and Manu- featuring Go. shops. at Ninth and Cooler streets while oiling the machin- cry this morning. had his clothing caught between a belt and a pulley. He was wound around the shaft, and whirled around hundreds of times per minute and instantly killed. The body was horribly mangled and broken as 1t whirled against the j0ists and tim bers. The workmen tried to stop the machinery, but failed to do so until the body fell fifteen feet to the floor. Graves lived with his parents.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
She is Headed Toward Phoenix Pursued
 by Her StepmOther
The Latter is Acting In Obedience to the Injunction of Her Dying Husband to "Keep the Family Together"

Cincinnati. O. Dec. 27-CSpecial) =, Gertrude WitherDy. aged twenty. is speeding across the continent with her brother Walker. who. it is charged. she spirited away from the home of her step mother. Mrs. Emma witherby.
 Your step daughter has taken your son away. You will never see him again. Good bye" was the note MrS. Witherby found on her doorstep yes terday shortly after she had sent little Walker to school
 In fulfillment of the ding request of her husband a month ago. Mrs. With erby will fight for the possession of the child. and four hours after Ger trude Witherby had started for Phoe-
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
MINE MANAGER KILLED
 IN SILVER BELL DISTRICT
John B. Schultz Fell in a Bucket to The Bottom of 18o Foot Shaft.

Tucson, Dec. -(SpeciaD- E. Schulz, general manager of the Great Sulphide company, operating in the Silver Bell district, was killed there yesterday and his body was brought here to be sent to his former home at Oxnard. Cal. Schulz was killed by falling in a bucket down a shaft for 1S0 feet. The bucket was being lower ed by d whim and when il had gone about twenty feet something went wrong. M. V. Carr. life long friend of Schulz. was at the top and he sought to hold the bucket by grasping the steel cable by which it was attach ed to the whim. His hand was nearly severed. Schulz was thirty seven years of age.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
DOESN'T REALLY KNOW
 WHY Hf IS THERE
The Arrival of United States Astsrssy pevIin at Washinston in the Japsa- ese Matter.

Washington. Dec. sT.-Cnited states District Attorney Deyiin from Ssa Francisco. who was called tp Washing ton by Attorney BOnaparts fnr. a cuH- ference regarding the exclusion at Japanese pupils from the puhli-s schools in San Francisco arrivea ts- night and will be at he department of justice tomOrrow. NF. Deviin Fefas- ed to discuss his mission. declaring that the matter was in the hands sf the attorney general
 Two weeks ago [ had eoafersaru with the San Frsncisco board of esie- cation at the request Of Attorney CsSH- eral Moody" he said. when ststr- ment of facts was agreed upon aftd was forwarded Co the attovnsy s1a~f- al. A few days later ! Was eailSd tss Washington. ] d0 not know officially. that l am here 10 discuss the JaRaasss question
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
William J. Bryan On the Subject of Can- diddteS for Presidential Nominations
A Practical Admission That His Name Will Be Alluded To In the Next Democratic National Convention.

Topeka, Kans., Dec. 27-In an inter view here today Wm. Bryan practl- cally admitted that he would be a can didate for the presidential nomination in the next democratic national con- vention. While I have not yet an- nounced that I would be a candidate, % said Mir. Bryan, 'I have not stated that l would not be a candidate and do not intend to. Such a high honor as a presidential nomination is something that no American citizen should de- cline"
 Mir. Bryan declared that he had never stated that President Roosevelt had stolen the thunder of the demo- crats, although he said the president was now advocating many things fav- ored by that party.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
LEGAL HOLIDAYS.
Given Recognition by the Panama
 Canal Commission.

Washington, Dec. 27.- Chairman Shonts of the Isthmian canal commits sion. announced today that the com mission had decided to pay its em . pioyes on the Isthmus, whose compen- sation Is fixed on an hourly basis. for January 1st, Feb. g. May 3O July |. Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Dec. 25th.
 The compensation for these em- ployes will be on the basis of an eight hour day. This will grant a pay day for holidays to all skilled mechanics on the canal zone. who number about 5000. If such employees be required to work on these holidays they will be paid time and half in addition.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
ANTl-COIORADO CAMPAIGN
Men and Trains Contributed For Work
 on The River.

Imperial Cal. Dec. 27.-At an all-day conference between W. J. Doran of the California Development company. R. H. Ingram. superintendent of the Southern Pacific company and the di- rectors of the six mutual water compa . nies. the latter agreed to send 500 horses and drivers at their own ex- pense. to work on the break on the Colorado river. The matter of con- tributing half a million dollars to aid in the closure could not be decided without being ratified by the stock holders at the annual meetings early in January
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
ALL IN THE STANDARD.
Other Companies are Therefore Not in
 Conspiracy.

Lima, Ohio. Dec. 27-In one brief typewriter page. the three oil com panies against which Attorney Gener- al Ellis filed the custer suits here re- gently made answer today acknOwledg- ing that the Standard oil company of New Jersey owns all but five shares of the capital stock of the Buckeye Pipe Line company, the Solar Refining com pany and the Ohio company. Where fore each company asks that the action be dismissed as to them.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28

nix. Arizona. the 2f-ycaF-old widoS took up the trail of her sO-ysa=-SiI step daughter. even though It Stii take her to the western end of the eoati- nent.
 Emma. keep the famiiy toEefhes- was witherby's dying request. Th- battle between the step daughter sn-t the widow for the possession os thc boy started shortly after the fatheFts death The daughter believed herself the rightful heiress and partaksr Of al that her father had Co leave her. Dis only son. witherby's daughter eotisi not brook her youthful stepmothrr snI did not live in her fathers horne for that reason. An uncle lives ia Paoe- nix
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
A PAYING TELLER.
Goes to The Missouri Penitentiary For
 Four Years.

Kansas City, Dec. 27.-Wm. C. An derson, former assistant paying teller of the First National Bank of this city, pleaded guilty in the criminal court today. of embedding 5000 of the funds of the banks and was sentenced tl four years in the penitentiary. An derson had been an employe of the bank for eighteen years. He disappear ed on December 1 and was arrested at Austin Texas last week. Most of th- stolen money was recovered.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
THEY CREMATED HIM.
A Murderous Negro Who StubbornI,
 Resisted Arrest.

Selma, Ala. Dec. 27.-At Nicholas vile. Alexander Jones. a negro. after shooting another negro. barricaded himself in his house. Leo Pope. and Seeks Pope. white men who attempted to arrest Jones, were shot. but not killed. Then a body of white men be . seiged the house. Jones' father trie l to carry ammunition to him and was shot dead. Finally, a negro for a re- ward of 8, set fire to the house and Jones was burned to death.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
SPEEDY PUNISHMENT.
Overlook a Boy Burglar Today in San
 Francisco.

San Francisco, Dec. 27-Two boy burglars. who robbed the Imperial Arms Go. at Van Ness avenue and Market street. taking four rifles of a large calibre. met a speedy and terri
 ble retribution. August Schwartz. 13 years of age. one of the boys, was &C.,
 cidentally shot in the stomach and fat ally wounded with one of the rifles they were carrying away. The other boy. August Pallassou, aged fourteen, was arrested and confessed.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
DURAND COMMENDED.
The British Ambassador May be Ele
 Vated to the Peerage.

London. Dec. 27-The departure from Washington of Sir Henry Morti' mer Durand, the British ambassador was referred to editorially this morning with expressions of congratulations on his work. He is credited with having effected a great improvement in the relations between the two countries and it is reported he will be offered a peerage. MT. Bruce expects to sail for the United States in February.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
HARDLY AN INCONVENIENCE.
Southern Pacific Officials Say Strike i,
 of Little Interest.

New Orleans. Dec. 27-Except live stock and perishable goods, Southern Pacific officials announced that the company today moved all freight trains on the Louisiana division without diff ficulty. No attempt was made to han dle the two excepted classes. off, cials said the strike is no longer re- garded as a serious inconvenience.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
TWO INDICTMENTS.
Said to Have Been Returned in New
 York Life investigation.

New York. Dec. 27.-It was reported tonight that the srana jGry today had result of the New York Life insur ancc inquiry. It was rumored that forgery in the third degree would be charged. Those in a position to con- firm the reports refuse to discuss them.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
ROYAL BETROTHAl.

Berlin. Dec. 27.-Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig Holstein- Son derberg Glucksberg has been betrothed to Prince Augustus William. fourth son of Emperor William. The Princess Alexandra is the second daughter of Duke Frederick of Schleswig- -Holstein- Sonderberg- -Glucksberg.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
MAJOR TAGGART'S RETURN.

San Francisco. Dec. 27.-Major E. r.. Taggart. whose divorce case was an affair of national interest. returned from the Philippines today on the transport Sherman. He came home on sick leave and is a patient at the Presidio hospital.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
JOY OVER PRESIDENTS COMING

Manila, Dec. 27-The native press. officials and people are elated over press reports that President Roosevelt contemplates visiting the islands next summer.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
A CHRISTMAS SHOOTING.

Marina. Fla. Dec. 37-In a shooting affray at DelwOod a small town tn the interior on Christmas night. two white men and four negroes were wounded, two of the latter seriously.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28

Next Monday when nighttime comes And we all jolly feel,
 And all the children in the home See Santa on his wheel, The grown folks all will ask of him For something nice and handy, But all the children loud will call For Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28
FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE

-5-room brick completely furnished, s40.00 per month. E. E. Pascoe. no North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-28

MONEY TO LoAN-At lowest rates. repayable in instailments. if desired. interest cease on amount paid in E E. Pascoe. Real Estate and Insgranes. no North Center Street
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29
Storm of Florida Coast.

Washington. Sept - The big
storm which has been headed this way
from the tropics reached the Florida
coast Wednesday nigh and ragged
with high winds OF me west side ~
the peninsula. Around Pensacola II
blew Is miles an hour and storm
warnings are displayed all along the
gulf coast from Tampa 10 Port EadS.
ami ON the Atlantic coast from Ju'
p. or. Fla. mp 10 Norfolk According
70 the weather officials. during the
next - hours the storm Is expected
10 move northumberland. and
high winds are scheduled for the
south Atlantic and middle gulf coasts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29
Buns Curtis Captured

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weeks ago curtis said be- "a. pre-
pairing ~ give ~ wheu arrested NJ
one but Curils Was In the house q,
the time ana he offered nO resistance.
Ne IL charged Siih murder
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29
or, L,enet 10 vlndlssl.d.

Pusdrf springs. ia Hspt - The
statement that there ~as undue In
tlmacJ bstwe.n John Ballard tho
Cobb county farmer. ani the dsuEh
,ef shom he Allied has bern denied
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29
Kick Proves. Fatal.

Princeton. y. j.. Sept ~ While
carrying the ball over for . touch
down in a practice game Of football
At IAwrenceville. John r Kennedy.
captain and right half back OF the
lAwrenceville elevsu. Vas kicked In
the head lie walked OF the neld
apparently unhurt. but died an hour
later In the gymnasium OF the school
He vas n years old. and bis home
Was a. Troy. y. Y.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29
INTERVENTION IS
SURE TO COME
Havana Business Men Think
That Is DULY solution.
GOVERNMENT SEEMS WILLING
Peace Ausm Seems Not Uncertain
but American Government Contln
ues 90 Prepare For the Possibility
Of AIMED Intervention.

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t.nn ID, th, ,m.,d states I'm cuban
a.a.i, N only u Wll,,I of = lev di>'
In tl, cun.,r,yD ut ,puton here
Ia, condition., on enc island az
.uch that Ht,ihlr Intervention "'''
be welcomed bN the hu,luC-, mon net
uu, Ut Havana but ot al tuh For
m,t, tlsn mon h hu.lc,e ot every
d,.cup.inn has been ,paIhlI i'd
,nuug pnut CUBA. aud th'rr b. o." nope
ot b,'I,rm,r WIlu political conditions
ID. tnrl are
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t.. which "a, island can make prog
r..... .s uri pu.,lh,, unl,as Ga" uited
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/ Nm,,l,au legation
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29

Washington. Sep, 2S.--TAr wealth.
er bureau Thurs lay reported that the
tropical disturbance has reached tho
Mississippi and southeastern luu.
isana coasts. where II was central,
Thursday morning as a storm ot grca,
severity. Reports from Mobile aul
"ensacola are missing, by reason Of
O.c general prostration ot telegraph
wire, in the stOrm.swep, territory
High winds and rain prevail over Ala.
bama, Mississippi and southern Lou.
isiana. maximum velocity ~ Is
miles an hour from the northwest be.
ing reported Thursday morning from
New Or'G.~ The tropical disturb
ance will probably move northward
during the next "a hours ami cause
general rains east OF the Mississippi
and south OF the Ohio, attended by
high winds in the lower Mississippi
valley. the east gulf states aud proba
bly, Tennessee.
Storm warnings are displayed ON
the Atlantic coast from Norfolk Ia
Jacksonville. and on the gull coast
from New Orleans 10 the northern
portion OF the western Florida coast
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29
SALOON LICENSES
HAVE Been REVOKED
Atlanta Prob bition Town I'm
til October /,
MUST MAKE NEW APPLICATIONS
Council TOOK Drastic Action In Order
TO Get a Chance to weed Out the
Dsreputable Saloons-Ma,ter cauS
ed Lively Debate,

Atlanta. Sept 2N-B> unanimous
vote thr city council a., j'Noh'd the
license Ut every saloon IN Atlanta a..
al tAr first OF October and uuu' that
time the city Is pyactica,l> under pro
hibitiun
Tn, action VAS taken on a r"por'
from The pnlce committee. which nJd
been requested Ia inNrsugo'v he NJ
looms aud ascertain what places '"uA
be- c,a.,s,d a. dives and uuhl Ia 'u
gage In the liquor trade TIE com
mittrr. after striking out e, saloons,
! decided that such arbitrary action
! might be- unjust to manl oaionn men,
, and when conference Na, h''d Win
| the citizens committee OF ten, it Na'
! decided to recommend tu Cuuur., Ia
/ revolving OF all saloon lic'no"s Tor III
pnrpJ.r at wedding out 90, diN"s
\ nght Was made by Representatives
Of tine whl.N, dealers Wh.I, ciuf'ns
sppkr iu the interest of 'h, rrpurI ni
the police committees lhr d''Hi" De
came "A, times very animated aud 90
several ocrasions the du I.'n"' 'ndn.t
ed ~ applause. which wa, N'pl ur
until tue mayor pro tenn called upon
tn city marshal to pa e -iop to ii
Ciil,us aud member, ul COUNCIL pn'
the -Ai,uu men uu uotl'c t.ai 'h'
mad better supm1 90 90, saloon p."
posed. ur t.rN wudid prrclpita " q
prnhlbltin lon election within 20 days
On oct 2 there vii. b, an open
meeting ~ the police committee" ih'
chiri uf police. Police CDmmlHsioa't
WDudldr iLid four nJdl'loua, m"inD o.
nf cuuurU Wu,1 all persons d"firns
saloon ,iryns,. vii have 60 app a.
AMI SHOW Ia h. viii run decent
sulOuu-
Al applicants must publish 1frr
times In dam pAp"r Their m''n'""
10 make such Applications Al iIr
new Licenses grantee viii rNpir' u'''
June.
MAJOR Woodward mad. talh
against he report ~ the police com
nittee. saying iha' he did not b.
n.ve Ia such a drastic measure Hc
seemed to lndicalr that he migai use
has veto powet bar since the ,o." ~
council Was unanimous he viii pfOba
81, give his lndor scm.nt to the rcso
luton
The council chamber Vas packed
alta liquor men. All large bumb"r
0f other 0itiE.ns
t,uVsruor Terrell Thursday m0fning
Offered the folio~ing rewards for the
arrest and conviction 0f persons who
took part In the recent rs0,lnE. lead
ina 20 me murlef % innOcsnt B~ErO.a
aud Whits psrsons
T~O hundred toIArs each for ths
nrst i've oonvicilons
Ose hundred - Afs each for the
nsEt tsn ooaVietious
~ dollars saeb for the rsnsia1si
u cDoVieiiOas
EAch e0ntle,lOa mas, be fof e fsi
ony. thai IL no 1Oisf m.ss haze
iaksn pan In violence lssdisE Ia IN
kl'ilnE og murdsf q lhaa<vns pefSss'
VI slIhsf race
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29
GOV wa. sho, Through head.

Mont Eomery. Ala Sept ~ Mrs
r J.. Grove returned from q thsaifi'
cal performance 10 md her is.yeAr'
old son. Emmett; crowe. shot through
,he head Nth q revolver bullet TAs
boy uas alone In the house aud the
revolver wss founi oa the 1Oor nsaF
hin. T. IL thought the shooting uas
acci isnisi
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-29
The Ticket as Nominated,
K,IIs Motnc, and Ner nahe.

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the h,l fh, lld, OF q Young Woman
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