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Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
Tilt SPLENDID RACE
 OF Tilt lUSITANIA
The Tubine Steamer is Expected to Break the Record at Seven O'Clock This Morning.

Halifax. Sept. 12.-Wireless dis patches from Sable Island at four o'clock this afternoon indicated that the Lusitania had passed by the wire less zone at a point probably in com- munication with Nantucket. The op- orators at Saple Island placed her at four o'clock this afternoon about 3S0 miles from Sandy Hook lightship. av- eraging twenty-five knots an hour.
 If she maintains that speed for the remainder of the distance. she fvill complete her voyage at o'clock to- morrow morning and beat the record. The Lusitania passed during the Gcy the White Star steamer Celtic and the French Line steamer LaProvence both bound in the same direction. All these vessels were in communication with Sable Island about noon today.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
THE PRICE OF RATS RAISED.

San Francisco, Sept. 12.-The board of health at q meeting this evening discussed further measures for plague eradication and adopted resolutions offering a bounty of ten cents for ev- cry rat caught in the city of San Francisco and properly delivered to the health officer directing that no quarantine be established upon any building or dwelling from which a plague patient suspect is taken. except during the brief period of Immigration.
 The objects of this order as stated by the board are to prevent foolish scares and remove the temptation of inmates to scatter to avoid close de- tention. The mayor and members of the board of supervisors and Pres ident Ophuls and pr. McConkey of the health board today visited the city and
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
TO BE NO STARVATION
Among the Workers on the lsthmian
 Canal.

Washington Sept. 12.-In prepara- tion for an emergency. Colonel Goe- thals. engineer in charge of the Pan- anna canal construction. has arranged for storing in a refrigerator plant at Colon a large quantity of meat sup plies. The Isthmian canal commission has approved the suggestion to send to the isthmus 14G0 quarters of beef. which will be forwarded on a trans port. A large supply of coal will also be sent on vessels. several of which are already on the way to Colon. The denies that there has been a shortage either of meat. supplies or coal on the isthmus.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
uONlNG OF FORCES
 AGAINST THE PLAGUE
Representative of Marine Hospital Ar riVes at San Francisco to Assist in Crusade.

San Francisco. Sept 12.-Dr. Rupert Blue of the United States marine hos pital service arrived today from Washington to assume charge of the campaign against the plague in this city. He will act in conjunction with the local board Of health.
 A special tour of investigation as to the sanitary condition of the city hospitals and refugee camps were made today by Mayor Taylor and Supervisors Ancona and Payot and several members of the board of health.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
VANCOUVER SITUATION.
The Mayer Assures Dominion Au- thorities That It Is We'll in Hand.

Ottawa. Sept. 12-The following tel egram dated today is the only one re- ceived, by Sir Wilfred Laurier from the mayor of Vancouver: "At a special meeting of the council the following resolution was passed: Please as- sure his excellency that the disturb ance which has oecasiOned some dam age to property but none to persons. is being kept under control by an ef- ficient police force backed by strong public sentiment The disturbances were directed against the Asiatics generally rather than the Japanese only.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13

Casa Blanca. Sept. 1.-The allied Franco Spanish army today made sudden and successful move on Tad dert. where the Moors were massed in force The camp was later destroyed by bombardment and the enemy put to flight leaving many dead on the field. The French lost one man kill ed and six wounded.
 The attack was carefully planned and based largely on observations of the MOors' positions from a military balloon. The allied army. which di- vided into two columns. left camp at six this morning. leaving several com panies of infantry to defend the base, Casa Blanca. The first column was composed of four companies of reg ular infantry. several companies of sharpShOoters a battery of artillery and all the cavalry. The second col umn consisted of six companies of in fantry and a battery of artillery.
 The march was skillfully carried out under cover of a fog until half way to Taddert. when the fog lifted and disclosed several bands of the en-
 
 large bands of the enemy at the point of the bayonet- Although the Moors resisted with their old time courage. they were finally compelled to retreat. in the face of superior force and both columns of allied troops advanced on Taddert.
 After the bombardment of that place by the French artillery as well as by the guns ef the French cruiser Gloire. which fired seventy-five shells. the allied infantry advanced on the Moor ish camp where the enemy was mak- ing a last deseperate stand A short engagement followed. The Moors fled in wild disorder and were pursued for several miles by the irregular Alge- rian cavalry in the French service.
 The Moorish camp was completely destroyed. The exact loss of the MOors is not known as they carried away many of their deadt When the Moors saw their camp in flames. they set fire to all the farms and woods they could reach and the surrounding country was covered with smoke and flames. The Moors endeavored to cir cle in front of the advancing troops with the object of cutting off the sur rounding section of the allied troops. but the attempt utterly failed. largely on account of the rapid advance which seemed to puzzle the Moors. When assailed from a long line of troops. the MOors reached the front. where many of them fell under the accurate fire of the field artillery and the guns of the GlOire.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
THE ANGELS CAMP STRIKE.
The End of it Came as a Surprise

Stockton. Sept 12.-Contrary to all expectations the Calaveras miners un- ion at Angels camp voted last night to declare off the strike which has been in force for three months. The vote to declare off the strike was IA to 64.
 In view of the fact that the old or radical ticket won the election the night before by majority of 42 it is generally conceded that the crowd fa- voring the strike in the first instance would again be able to control things at last nights meeting.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
MORE OF TITO BE DONE.

Paris. Sept. 12.-Premier Cle1en- Taddert yesterday. said that while it was not perhaps a great victory it was a sweeping blow to the Moors which General Drude would endearor to repeat in other directions. Inci- dentally. he added. it shows that the French commander has sufficient force to accomplish the task before him
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
THE BOISE GRAND JURY
After a Strenuous Session 1t Takes a
 Weeks Vacation.

Boise, Sept. 12.-Following the fil- ing of affidavits in federal court yes terday by three members of the grand jury which returned indictments against Senator Borah and others. and charging intimidation against District Attorney Ruick. an order was issued today for the grand jury to meet on Sept IS.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
sAcRAMENTo's PREcAUTIoN.

Sacramento. Sept. 12.-The state boarc of health has ordered the fum- igation of all river steamships plying between San Francisco and this city on the Sacramento river. for the pur- pose of exterminating rats. mice and other vermin liable to carry germs of the bubonic plague. FumigatiOn must be made at least every three weeks. The order was made today.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
HAWAIIAN BEvY.
Touring the Country Under the Care
 of a Princess.

San Francisco. Sept. 12.-Princess Alice Kawanaca of Honolulu arrived here on the Korea today with ten Honolulu girls. daughters of promi- nent native families whom she is chaperoning as far as Tarrytown. N. Y. where they will enter q seminary for young ladies.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
A NEW SLAUGHTER
 Al BLOODY KlSHINtV
The Suffering Jews in Their Flight
 Arc Denied Admission to Roumania.

Vienna. Sept. 12.-According to re- ports received here the disturbances which caused the circulation of alarm ing rumors in Koumania began at Kishinev during the night of Septem- Der Sth. A band of rowdies which ar rived there from Odessa joined by Kishinev mob committed fearful out rages in the suburbs.
 They set fire to a large lumber yard into which the Jews aroused from sleep were driven. The police during the disturbance were entirely passive.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
A Fog Permitted a Close Approach to the
 BdrbdrianS' Camp
Slaughter Followed and After It the Country Covered by Flame and SmOkeThe French Loss was Man Killed

from General Drude. commander of the French troops at Casa Blanca. 'T am pleased to notify you that. thanks 10 a land fog, we have been able to surprise the Moorish camp at Taddert. which was burned. The Moors dispersed and fled to the hills. followed by the shells of our artil- lery and effective projectiles from the Gloire. On our side one man was kill ed and six wounded
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
HAWAIIAN BANDS FOR SALE.

San Francisco, Sept. 12.-A- J. Camp bell. treasurer of the territory of Hawaii arrived today on his way east to float an issue of s30s.500 territorial bonds recently authorized by the leg islature for the purpose of construct ing public works
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
BRIBERY CASES CONTINUED.

San Francisco, Sept. 12.-The cases of G. H. Umbsen. J. F.. Green and w. I. Brobeck. accused of attempted brib- cry in connection with the trolley franchise was called in Judge Dunne's court today and continued for one week.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
HoUsE6oAT BLOWN UP.
1t Was Intended For the Mississippi
 Fleet of President Roosevelt.

Chicago. Sept. 12.-A gasoline tank aboard the houseboat Mary Catherine, en route down the drainage canal to join the fleet which is to escort Pres ident Roosevelt down the Mississippi to Memphis. exploded today.
 William Hall was seriously burned and the right side of his face was crushed. The boat was destroyed. It had just been completed at Fond du Lac for John F. Higgins of Chicago at a cost of $10.O00.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
coLoREp FIGHTER WON.

Bridgeport. Conn. Sept. 12.-Jack Johnson. the colored heavyweight
 outfought Sailor Burke before the Liberty Athletic club tonight before 5000 spectators in six rounds. The colored man. who Outweighed the sail or. landed some terrific blows. floor ing his man several times. Burke weighed 165 and Johnson Is5 pounds.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
GOVERNOR JOHNSON
 OUT OF THE RUNNING
He Is Not Presidential Candidate
 and Will Not Become One.

St. Paul. Sept. l2.-T am not a presidential candidate and I do not i'm tend to become one.'
 This emphatic declaration was made by Governor Johnson today to par ty of prominent Nebraskans who came to present invitations to Governor Johnson to speak in Nebraska. The governor declined all of them.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
THE HASSAYAMPA CLUB
 HOLDS ARIZONA DAY

Governor kibbey the Guest of Honor
 at Yesterdays Los Angeles Festiv-
 ities.
 Los Angeles. Sept. 12-Today was Arizona Day" here. and the Hassay- ampa club held sports at Naples. Five hundred guests were present. It was the annual picnic of the club. The honor guest of today was Governor Kibbey of Arizona. He arrived this morning from San Francisco.
 At the beach all sports aquatic and land sports were enjoyed. Tomorrow night a banquet will be served at the Hotel Alexandria.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
DENIED REFUGE.

Bucharest. Sept. 12.-Numerous Jew ish refugees. including whole families from Kishinev and odessa fled to the frontier and villages along the river Pruth. The Roumanian authorities have issued orders to prevent their en- try into Roumania.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
.BIGGY'S REWARD.
The Elisor Made Chief of Police of
 San Francisco.

San Francisco. Sept. l2-The board of police commissioners today elected w. J. Biggy chief of police. Biggy served short time as chief under Mayor Phelan several years ago.
 For the past nine months Biggy has been elisor of the superior court. act ing as custodian of Ruef and an i'm portant factor in the local graft cases
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13

county hospital and site of the pro- posed isolation hospital As no plague ases have originated at the hospital since August 27 the quarantine there is to be raised.
 To date there have been twenty three eases of the plague and twelve deaths.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
NOBODY TO BLAME.
For the Late Bridge Horror at
 Quebec.

Quebec. Sept. 12.-The coroner's jury today rendered a verdict that it could not state the real cause of the Quebec bridge disaster but declared that ac- cording to the evidence adduced all necessary precaution had been taken.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
THE BOSTON COLLAPSE.

Boston. Sept. 12.-Several blocks of Boston copper stocks reached the iow- est figures today touched for several years North Butte receded to 45 1-2. Copper Range to 57 l-2. Calumet and Arlzona to 1 l-5.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
ABE ATTELL WON.

Indianapolis. Sept. 12.-Abe Attell of Chicago was given the decision over Jimmy Walsh at Chelsea, Mass, at the end of a ten round bout tonight.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
FLORENCE PoSTMISTRESs.

Washington. D. C.. Sept. 12.-(Spe- cial) A. Pendleton has been appointed postmaster at Florence, vice c. H. Niemyer jr.. resigned.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13

Where is it business doth not Iae?...
 Where goes the lass and also lad? Where Is it every one doth tag?
 'Tis where Cactus candy's to be had.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13
SALON. E.

The Board of Supervisors af- ter making a personal investi- gation, selected Salome as the location for the branch county building and make the following statement:
 "SaIome is the natural center of the county at this time and will remain so, as all roads stage and raiI-lead to Saione."
 If you want to visit or inspect the northern end of Yuma coun- ty. make your headquarters at SAloME, THE COMING COP PER CAMP.
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Arizona republican., 1907-09-13

DRUDE'S OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION
 Paris. Sept. 12-Minister Picquart today received the following dispatch
Arizona republican., 1907-09-13

FOR SAlE.-Small grocery busi- ness. Good location. Minimum ex- penses. Good investment for small capital. Call at once. E. E. Pascoe. 110 North Center St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
lsri,alled Success

- rskrmaa. the second
II. Ys.sg. reports TITS to b
- sxerssfui season Of the
4. gma Ae hAs besn n bush
rNsl sooas cut and made
4 mAt via plenty Of style are
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

copies u the seat,le star will Be
c0unted.
T. No contestant may withdraw
after Gree started IN the race.
. Beware % oounterfeits An
obscure morning paper has started
an Imitation voting contest. otfe
ing 10 ssnd ths successful eaadl.
date 10 rollo~stons park he
only genuine proposition ~ this
sort IL tho one prosecuted - the
Seattle star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
WEDDING IN ASSOCIATION
CIRCLES YESTERDAY

Mr. G. n KIRK. for several years
prominent az an official ~ the se
attic Y NJ. G. A. was last evening
Married to Miss toia Copeland. a.
nlslant secretary ~ tho y " g
4. Of Taeoma. Tho wedding took
place IN Tacoma az the homo of the
brides brother. The couple VII
reside IN Seattle after spending a
honeymoon In Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

KANSAS CITY. May 7.-dov.
ernor F0lk states that he would
Issue an order uuspending the sen
thnes ~ death IN the case o. jo-
seph N. Crane. Who was 20 have
hoen hanged May - for the muFs
der u his wife. and viii order hm
commitment 90 an asylum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

n. ana. Of the contestants
~, s,aadiaS. rncluasns votes
a., s,li appear in the Seattle
/. = az aay teilowina the ead
a nnisst
n. ..ssrai rules and conditions
80 as contest afe as fol
4 -. ,rsp aust ee taken any
I. f4sx the su1msr
4 .Ms,stely al expenses OF
q, .,ns saa nature. covering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
S25 for Names

NARROW being q Scottish geo
graphical name ] am Inclined 10
adopt Scottish names for the
streets. I will pay t25 cash for
suggestions
| need two names that will be
appropriate and euphonious Tor
the eaatorly aud westerly streets
or drives running parallel with
tho lake as indicated In the map.
Tho other street between Block
&C" and -" may be called a
road. drive or avenue. the short
street leading mp from the south.
erly wharf VIII be so termed The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

those from the ehst In fact BE
attic Is quite the proper 1T" today
The Seattle members Of the hys'
tic shrinsrs will make a strong
pull and already have been assured
81 able support 20 secure the con.
claye for the exposition year. EF'
cry delegation from the northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
Terms Of Sale

While I do not intsnd 20 dis
pose OF this property on the
shoe string plan. ] win be IN
a position to give terms TO bona
nde homebuilders.
About one.third Of purchase
price can run on or before four
and onehAlf years az pow cent.
the balance want as nearly cash
as may get t. However. o third
down win do. Prices for water
front $40 10 $50 per front foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
How TO See the
Property

Ny representative viii Be on
the grounds 20 show the prop
erty. However. tho lots have
been 20 plainly ataksf out and
marked that any une win b able
70 locate them. There ara sons
thirty upland lots which Are on
gentle riae from the water.
front commanding . magnificent
view. There f. not 4 lot that
does not have q view These
will appeal 70 buyers who % not
particularly care for shore front.
age The fafthest are but a few
minutes walk from boat landing.
there being three WharYes on
tho property Prices $500 TO
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
Restrictions

Houses Grating less than $500
vii not be permitted on any %
tho VAaRoW waterfront tracts
The placing Of buildings viii
conform 70 an established build.
ing line
The purchaser viii be given
absolute deed 20 shore lands In
front % The lot purchased sub.
jsct 70 the restriction that the
shors lands cannot be uscd Tor
manufaoturinE or commercial
purposes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
VO'I'E;

SPOKANE. May THE polls
are open today and tho municipal
ticket II being voted upon. The
campaign ended last night and 10.
day # Il a toaaup al 10 who VIII
Win. Mayor paEEett democrat, or
Moore tho republican candidate Tor
mayor
Bntting ia oven. There IL much
intareat being taken and At noon a
splendid vote was cast ronaiderihF
that there IL nothing really at stake
except minor party lines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
CREMATION or TAE oEAo.

An illustrated boos lot containing
the Views Of leaders Of public opln
Ion on the subject Letters from
the most eminent and progressive
people OF this Htats. sons free On
application. Arthur A Rieht. tit
Queen Anne at.. Seattle. WASH go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

Of ti.aas.6pi against ti.72a,o2o en-.
ports
Wants Different streets.
The Seattle Lighting Co. haa
changed ia petition asking for the
vacation Of North 2sth Rnd North
a0th streets near the new gAn plant
20 one asking FOR the vacation OF
burke nv and other streets
New Weekly Paper
The Kirkland Redmond Sun h
the name Of now weekly news
paper now published IN the two
towns ON the east side of Lake
Washington hy Carleton q Oar
fetsnn. The publisher II also the
editor Of the North bend Citizen,
Mountalnsers Outing.
Tho MouniHinser club VIII leave
Seattle Friday. May 10. FOR North
nenh. snooualmle Pals and Mount
81 The aaeent ~ the latter viii be-
attempted Sunday The party VIII
BE- prepared 70 sleep on the ground
ard live IN the open air durlng tho
outing
Protest Against saloon.
A protest was made yesterday
afternoon before the license aud
revenue committee BY u y Nixon,
~ the Northern hotel against the
granting % a saloon license for tho
basement nj 1T FIRST ay south,
Went stop Milwaukee.
Judge Griffin has refused 90 IT,.
sue temporary injunction 90 re-
afraln the CITY ~ Seattle from
granting the Chicago Milwaukee &
~ Paul n x. rlfh' ~ way over
the eifyss riFht-ofwaY along the
cedar river The Kent Lumber Go.
former owner Of the rightofwa
sought the Injunction
nia Eagles Coming
Edeand kraua. grand president
Of the Eagles ans Thomas a neil
grand vice president. arr expected
ia Seattle Thursday They WI BE-
me- BY large fioek ~ che local
birds Friday niEht a biz celehra.
ton Is planned
Prominent Writer Here.
Emerson HnnFh huIhnr ~ the
'wlsaissippi Bubble and a promiu.
emf writer Of fiction and journal
iaIie matter. f. IN Reaftic. cnrouie
fnr 4 hunting trip n Alnaka Ne r.
accompanied b. MfA flouFh. The
party leaves here ON Nay ~.
Endorsed ~ Minister
The Seattle Ministerial Aanocia
f ttan. composed % ali the EFanEell
cal ministers Of the CITY. AZ 80
meeting YESTERDAY. endorsed che
I movement for three mAtrons AZ The
T conutY iAli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
LOCAL FLASHES

rho steamer Meteor. Globe Naxi
cation Co. has len the drYdoek II
Basic Harbof aud begins loAfins
today Tor frisco. Seven hundred
tons 81 bullion from Everett ard
5000 600 shingles from nallinshhm
make the bulk of her cargo She i
Under . two years charter 20 uas
Pacific Coast Co.
Export. Exceed Imports.
p.Aitls'a April ahipping report
shows the outward bound portion
Of trade 20 be largely In excess Of
the Inward hound Oriental I'm
ports far the month shoS a Falus
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notice. 10 THE puelIc.

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grade photos ut low prices Also
handsome snk photo cushion GOV
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As TO Value

Il 10 not my purpose. 40 indi-
Gated before. TO appeal 70 the
spoculator. bellows. however
that everyone OF these tracts. sit
rated ne they are With gravity
spring water and with the stipu.
lated restrictions guaranteeing
character to the property. viii
possess a greatly enhanced value
before the season is out and that
ave years from now NARROW
waterfront vii be worth from
$500 10 $500 per foot
In aehemlns out the subdi.
vision OF NARROW the plan OF
mailing this a town plat. lots
soxig0. looked mighty good from
an Immediate profttakihs stand.
point. but 3, aid seem to me that
there vas too much narrowing
down and curtailment Of breath.
ina spaces about Seattle. There
fore the idea OF amplenesa. q
breathing space. Of country If
you please, has been adopted
George r. Meacham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
A Protection

Ralember. there Il 10 other
nasghboring tract available 70
aome aid aud Woody subdivider
Who could get buEY and trade
upon The established quality Of
NARROW. lie cannot get Il for
there IL simply no more Like t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

A new constitution vas adopted
By the Seattle Womsn's Club. AZ its
meeting IN tho Hotel Lincoln, YES
teFsiAy afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

ern states win hack Seattle IN her
demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07
SEATTLE is 1T


Los ANGELES. May THE del.
ogntiun Of hhrinern from Seattle Ia
attracting aH much attentlon az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-07

The city council. on invitation
from the Grand Army Of the hapnp'
lie. has agreed 10 participate ~ ths
ceremonies and parade on hsino
nal Day.
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TIME CARD Of Ander-
son Steamboat Go.

The following does not include
Sunday schedule.