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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
Said TO Have Been Unearthed by Fort
Reno Investigation
The Conspiracy is Reported to Have Developed
In the Examination Charged With the Assault Upon
Capt. Macklin.

Ell Reno. Oklahoma, Jan. Sit is the
belief of army officers at Fort Reno
that a conspiracy to murder every
white officer at the fort, beginning
with Captain Edgar Macklin. became
known today as the result of a pre-
liminary hearing in the case of Edwin
L. Knowles. corporal of Company A.
25th infantry who was found guilty of
assault with intent to kill Captain
Macklin OF Company c, Twenty fifth
infantry, on the night Of December q.
Knowles was bound over to await the
action of the Canadian county grand
jury at the spring term of court.
All the officers now go heavily armed
and protected through the night. Eff
forts have been made by the officers
OF the post TO keep the alleged con-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
LIBERALITY AT SPOKANE.
Chamber Of Commerce FaVors Raise
of Congressmen's Salaries.

Spokane. Wash. Jan. SIT was re-
solved by the Spokane chamber Of
commerce i'm annual meeting assem-
bled, that:
I'VE favor a salary for our United
States senators and congressman ex-
elusive Of travelling expenses of $4,000
per annum and would recommend and
urge that that sum be fixed by act OF
congress now in session
The above resolution was passed to-
night and transmitted by wire t.
Speaker Cannon with a request that i:
be read i'm an open session of congress.
Every commercial organization in the
nation is asked to take similar action.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09

spiracy secret. but it is learned that an
investigation is now being conducted
at several army posts and important
places throughout the country. Within
a short time several arrests OF men,
bers of the TROOPS recently discharged
are expected to follow.
Information was received here to-
night that the arrest OF a negro sol
dier had been made at La Junta, Colo
rado today. Suspicion rests upon mem-
bers of the troop at Fort NiObrara.
Nebraska and three other points The
arres, OF these men has been postponed
until the hearing in the case OF Cor
POral Knowles is concluded today al
Fort Reno, when it was hoped some
further information would be received
tending to implicate other persons in
the alleged conspiracy.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
The SHAH OF PERSIA
AMONG Till SHADES
The Doors of the Harem Closed as a
Sign That the Long Struggle Has
Ended.

London, Jan. 9-The Daily Mails cor
respondent at Teheran in a telegram
sent last night at 11.5O o'clock says:
The shah of Persia died this evening,
though no public announcement of the
fact will be made until tomorrow
wednesday,
1T was evident yesterday (Monday).
that the end was rapidly approaching
and the women of the palace also be-
gan to prepare for mourning.
soon after sunset the doors of the
harem closed. This was the sign that
all was over.
1.-The news of the shah's death reach
ed the foreign minister late this eve
ming but the public is still unaware Of
his end
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
cONFISCATED COAL.
A Train Raided BY Residents of North
Yakima, Wash.

North Yakima. Wash. Jan. S.-A
train loaded with coal was raided at
the station here today. by citizens
without fuel. and almost twenty cars
were carried off. The engineer started
To pull out of town. when the levers
holding the false bottoms to the coal
cars were pulled out. and the coal was
let down on the tracks.
More than 1900 people got coal dur
ing the raid. Hundreds had been with
out fuel for days. Zero weather Is
prevailing. The citizens have taken
thee matter into their own hands. and
have organized To hold up any coal
train that attempts to pass here with
out leaving fuel
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
GREAT NORTHERN ISSUE.
It is contended That One Was Made
Before, and Can be Again.

st. Paul. MINI. Jan. S.-Arguments
were begun today in the injunction
proceedings brought against the Great
Northern railroad company to prevent
the proposed issue of s6O.OO0.0OO addi-
;ionaI stock Counsel for the rail-
road argued that the state could not
prevent the issue because the railroad
had a right under the original charter
to issue Il.
They also maintain that at that
time one of the previous issues was
made. an opinion was given by the at
torney general that the issue conform
ed with the state law.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
All roads lead to
SALOME

The mining commercial center Of the rich
mineral districts now opened up by the Ari-
IONA Il California Railroad. Headquarters for
general merchandise, mining supplies, hotel
restaurant livery and corral. QuartZite and
Ehrenburg stage arrives Mondays. Nednes-
days and Fridays; leaves Tuesdays, Thurs
days, saturdays. Harqua Hala and Golden
Eagle stages daily. Private rigs at all times
to Quartzsite, Ehren burg Parker, Nicksburg,
BOuSc's, Harrisburg, HarquH Hala, Golden Ea-
gle Bill Williams Fork, Colorado river points
and TO the Harcuvar, PlOmosa and Eagle Tail
mountains. For further information enquire
OF the Brayton Commercial Co, John 3. Mar
tin, f. ;. Jones Wm. Roberts or Hall Bros.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
The Fight on Baily Takes the Form of
An investigation.

Austin, Tex. Jan. S.-The Texas leg
islature convened today. Governor
Elect Campbell will be installed next
week and a successor to Senator Bal
ley is to be elected. The fight Is still
being waged on Senator Bailey and the
that a legislative inves-
tigation will be made into his alleged
connection with certain oil interests
has added interest to the situation.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
THE HOUSE.

Washington, Jan. S.-The house i'm
mediately after an approval of the
journal today began the consideration
of the military appropriation bill.
Chairman Hull began the debate by a
comprehensive statement of the con-
tents of the army budget which carries
s., 600 more than last year. Other
speeches were made by Mr.. Slayden of
Texas on his bill to discontinue the
enlistmsA of negroes in the army Of
the United States; by Mr.. Zenor OF
Indiana against the ship subsidy bill,
and by Mr.. Gaines of Tennessee who
spoke in commemoration of the 92nd
anniversary of the battle of New Or
leans Without finishing the general
debate the house adjourned.
WANT CORTELYOU TO SPEAK UP.
Washington. Jan. S.-At the meeting
of the finance committee, making his
request that action on the Cortelyou
nomination be postponed for a week,
Senator Teller said that the committee
had nothing but newspaper statements
to show that the postmaster general
had resigned the management of the
republican national committee. He
thought that Mr. Cortelyou should
communicate the fact that he had sew
cred his connection. The republican
members assented to this suggestion.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
GIVEN ANOTHER CHANCE.
Kansas City Murderess Gets a Re-
prieve Of Ninety Days.

jefferson City. Mo. Jan. S.-TO pre-
vent complications. should the supreme
court Of the United States decide u
grant Mrs. Aggie Myers. now undo
death sentence for the murder ~ her
husband a new trial. Governor Folk
tonight issued a reprive for ninety
davS
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
KNUTE NELSON AGAIN.

St. Paul, Jan S.-The republican
members of the Minnesota legislature
in caucus this afternoon. named u. 5.
Senator Knute Nelson to succeed HIM
self. This is equivalent to an election
on January % as the republicans are
in overwhelming majority.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
Mr.. BUSCH STILL IMPROVING.

St. Louis, Jan. s.-The. condition Of
Adolphus Busch. the millionaire brew
er, was very slightly improved. He
rested throughout the day and was
easier tonight than at any time TO-
several days.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
DIXON OF MONTANA.
Will Succeed to the Senatorship From
That State.

Helena. Mont, Jan. s.-The election
of Congressman Jos. NJ. Dixon to the
United States senate. succeeding Sen
ator Clark. was assured this evening
at a caucus of the republican MEM
bers of the Legislature. giving him
forty-nine votes to twenty-five for
former Senator Mantle of Butte. Fed
eral Judge william II. Hunt was given
one vote.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE

Topeka. Jan. S.-Indications tonight
are that the republican caucus for the
nomination of United States senator
will be held this week. probably Fri-
day. a movement which started today
for holding a caucus on "Wednesday
failed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
IN SPITE OF PEACE TREATY.
Trouble Again Breaking Out in Cen
tral America.

Washington, Jan. S.-That n revo-
luton in Honduras is being aided by
the president Of Nicaragua is the ad-
vice received at the state department
today. The president of Honduras
notified Costa Rica. of an intention TO
send troops to the Nicaragua frontier
to suppress the revolutionary move
ment.
The department was further advised
that Nicaragua, which was party to
the treaty of peace and amity of San
Jose and Costa Rica, declined to
ratify il.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09

HI diddle diddle
When the cat gets the fiddle
The cow'lI jump over the moon
The little dog will laugh
And so will the calt,
For they'll get Donofrio's Cactus
Candy soo-.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
WANT coRTELYou TO SPEAK UP.
WEATHER TODAY.

Arizona-Fair Wednesday. except
possibly snow in the northern portion
Thursday, fair.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
POSTMASTER AT NOGALES.

Washington. Jan. S.-(Special)-
The president has reappOinted Milton
Bohall as postmaster at Nogales, AriZ.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09
FOR RENT, FURNISHED HOUSE

-5-room brick completely furnished.
$4,000 per month. +. f. Pascoe, 10
North Center Street.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-01-09

MONEY TO lOAN-At lowest rates.
repayable in installments. II desired.
interest cease on amount paid in. r
L. Pascoe, Real Estate and Insurance.
lilo North Center Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

@ HE new regulations the Paris n'"rgde:
 which have just into effect were drafteu
 only after it had become determined by the cty
 officials that the former privileges had been grossly abused that the old methods sadly failed In their purpose.
 Tourists generally gone the morgue feel ing that 1t sights not be consistently missed, and have away with a feeling or repus- which will always remain with them
 Justice city, however necessitates the stae- nent that no morbid ugubrIous motive lay behind the regulations which have been found so ob- noxous. Indeed. the object aimed at was most prac- teal
 the large cities in Europe where suicides and keep the well fed, Paris Is among the most prolific such horrors There, between the rtver' the rope poison the frearm the knfe the number of unknown manages keep well to an average a day.,
 And not than third of these ever claimed, that expense to the city in providing burias in Potters field becomes a burden That ia whx-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

enough crown was Prince Ferdinands wooing or tne Grand Duchess Helene of Russia
 Indeed it was stated time that~the Czar hao all arrangements the marriage and that In pay ment for his bride Ferdinand was to ceoe 10 RUSSIA Bulgarian seaport the Black Sea
 Even the port had been discussed and Farna was said have been decided upon.
 This alliance would have given Ferdinand more than a wife; would have enabled him to proclaim hirnsen King of Bulgaria again took from his safe that model or royai crown surveyed affectionatey and dreamed of the day when he should be permitted to wear it-as kns
 The bride sought-Csrand Duchess Helene-is tne youngest the Grand Duke Vladimir an uncie of the Czar who then commanded the military dstrict old and very pretty with black hair and eyes and white teeth
 Naturally she shrank from the alliance with a man who had been by his enemies of having per- nitted assassnations indeed, he had no other hand them-a man generally reputed to be interruptions
 At any rate the marriage came off, the port is still held by Bulgaria and the paste crown is still in Ferdnands safe.
 Only last year announced by the Klenes Jour nal of Berlin which keeps we'll posted European court matters Ferdinand had resolved to proclaim him. King August but the date passed without such result.
 It was declared that he had gained the consent of Germany, England Austria to remain passive while possession the country and that although the Czar objected such course, advantage would taken Russias weakened condition following the with Japan.
 Should Ferdinand at any time decide a move. he will have to fear rather than the people of his own country, Bulgaria is still nomnaly tho vassal of Turkey.
 When Ferdinand visited England 1905. the purport his mission generally taken to be in relation to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

for him.. Has the which gnomniously for Maxinilian banefu influence his godchd?
 be admitted that in his youth Ferdinand bore happy reputation. He said to be idle. vicious, and respected only by his mother So when the Bulgarian National Assembly elected him ruler of country world surprised but the princess mother alone knew how dearly the honor had been bought.
 years Clementine tried get a bride for her son-she meantime, managing the affairs of tho country herseif-but found him repulsed every hand. for neither he his throne inspired confidence.
 Finally, mother did induce the gentle, pious Marie Louise eldest child Duke Parma, accept the long, -profered offer been jocularly stated that arrangement might not have been made except of the Duke of Parma's falny-he eighteen chidren-enabed him to readily spare
 The couple had as first child. Prince Boris. now fine young chap, who should he succeed to the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
CHILL coURTING IN BELGIUM

But this counting without avail. Just why she would not have him. Princess Clementine would not say but confidential friends declared that his sonality repusive to her. et.
 This a severe blow to the Prince. He went for hundredh time his mirror asked his reflection What's the matter with me, that woman like me?' And the glass remained cynically silent
 The idea had occurred to him than Per haps the trouble is not with me. but throne" For he forced admit that ruling by vote of the Ma tonal Assembly alone he might through some revolution in politics. by be thrown out And so he tried various methods of making his throne stable. There those who declared that he actually had his eye fixed the dictatorship star.
 Of course his mother was in the plot-whether from a purely political motive to help her choose mate among the highest. cannot be said. She prom him that when he became king, the jewels in the SaxeCoburg family should be set in his
 A Eavarian artist instructed design a crown but when he logged the royal memory about it. months later he informed that the making of had teen delayed, that he would be paid the design "as the order should be placed"
 Curously connected with this planning for a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
London Women Riding Astride

n IDING aside is growing fin favor rapidly with the H of Londons smart set Many prominent
 of the highest social class have followed the example set year by the Duchess of Westminster the Viscountess Castereagh. the young daughter the Duchess of Sutherland others and appear daily wearing the divided skirt instead of ths habit.
 One for the popularity of the cavalier style of riding is that may learn ride quicker than side saddle Increased safety is other in Its favor. London tailors have de- habit for such riders which almost conceals the that side saddle is not in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
DEspIsED BY HIS SUBJECTS

A girl, 1t is asserted, murdered by friends of Ferdinand; of suspicion rested upon him with the resi- the crime has never been punished
 These reasons perhaps why the personality or the royal wife hunter appeal to women.
 home. among the peasantry. Ferdinand is heartily despised He said referred to his subjects recently by saying, anything with that ca naie" contemptuous remark has gone on brew ing trouble ditch diggers the street with hiru.~~~
 snubbed of wife hunters Is now in the year his life and the twentieth year of reign large built and healthy Many of his acquantances him like in personal appearance character, his cousin, the Duke of Orleans
 his enemies compelled to respect him for the boldness with held down wabbing throne. But they surprised. they that he get no princess of Europe share it with him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
Kinq Edward Humane to Horses

xSx HEN one the carriage draft horses owned \NJ by King Edward of England becomes unfit for w the royal service from any cause. it is not sold what 1t will bring thus being doomed. probably. to end its days In drudgery
 If it merciful that the lives of such horses ended they to death by choroforming
 specially constructed mask is adjusted and pow of Is administered, the animal piring painlessly in few minutes.
 The King, however. sells number of shire and horses the of the He is very proud of breeding stables which yield him handsome income shire horses he sells bring from 1o to $5o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
ZaeE Ea00oo0 MaTgae- oE Eka1zs

many years ago. determined to devise plan whereby the of the dead might be facli- tated.
 Imagine a window filled with hfeless people instead customary articles placed there to adver waresi
 Such is denticaly you could have in Paris before this reformed measure went intS operation. Technically having no bodies for sale yet object of the city in displaying them to get rid of them
 Partsans a busy people; also. care-free. Many would bother go inside the to inspect the remains American cities So the city went to meet themplaced the in the window so that he who might racoRniza
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

Not this alone still unusual step taken to aid passersby in detecting deceased friends they should chance to be in the morgue. Often de- ceased doesn't look at all like he did in life Why? the usual unnatural position robs him o in life his friends recognized
 he used to sit in his armchair, with his arms table with his resting in his hand, he would recognized easily
 So sensational Paris through its people. took fixing the houses of clay in felike positions in the great window facing the street People hurrylng past could help giving passing glance many and many time that glance followed by startled Slanaation. then a definite identification.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28
MMque of Paris Qoood0Mabd SghLseers:

D ARIS has abolished its gruesome morgue D show-that famous feature which has \ amused or disgusted tens of thousands of
 visitors each year. which has been con- sidered one of the things no thorough sightseer could afford to miss.
 No longer may one view from the sidewalk. as sample wares in store show windows, those grim, terrible human bodies seated in hfehke positions, but lacking life.
 No longer may the curious enter at will to see upon marble slabs those poor unfortunates who find their way to that clearing house of death by hundreds every year.. Only those who can con vince the keeper that they really looking for some relative or friend mysteriously missing will hereafter be permitted to enter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

n DOR Prince Ferdinand! Ruler of q
 respectable-sized eountry-Bnlgaria;
 fairly Handsome and of fine physique; of arfistic tastes, end, in matrin onial- journal parlsnce, of an afectionate disposition-yet Hna5le to find q Oifel Isn't he really 10 be pihed2
 lNo fesver than three sromen are knoOn since his first uife, Princess Marie Louise, died, eight years ago, and no one knovs hosO many other rejections nave been kept under coger.
 He started in to gvin beautiful young bride, but, to his surprise, found only coldness aOhere he sought love's flame. Then, abashed, bnt anvanquished, lie set out again, this time sUii1ing to accept even an aged scoman-an inUaiid 1Uonld not be barved-jnst 50 she could boast the requisite royal lineage. Imagine his chagrin to find even this guest fruitlessi
 Still, as Europe has just learned, Ferdi- nand is about to make another desperate ef- fort. He has exhausted the lists of eligible Rassian grand dnchesses, Austrian arch duchesses, German princesses, and royalties of fhe British court. No1v he turns-he says nof whittier but admits that II is the last hope.
 Can you imagine any reason -vhy prince of the blood should De unable to secure q con- sort? The trouble must De sueighty. NO explanation has been offered in this case, ex- cept that the Princes throne is none too stable, and his personal reputation not of the best.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

ALL the of European court history there is \ a single figure to be compared with Ferdinand \ in his present sad predicament.
 To win royal husband to acquire perpetual title lady of the land-what marriageaolo woman already in the royal class could repress quickening of senses at such prospect?
 And must be remembered that in this respect duchesses and princesses human, that they have aspirations have their sisters lower in the soa scale and that there by no means enough royal bridegrooms to go around.
 instance 1t is readily recalled that when young King Alfonso Spain of marriageabe age every court of Europe its maidens who secrety-some or secretlyhoped that he would look In their direction. And this despite reports everywhere current hattering the young Kings personality; despite that the with the United States had reduced Spain a high-class to low-cass power
 the denouenent showed. he did succeed in getting prettiest royal in Europe as his bride
 alone the ranks of royal eligibes stands Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, dismal figure.
 a king in name, but is one in all but name The prfncpaity of Bulgaria created twenty-nine years ago by treaty of Berlin and twenty ago. after Alexander, the then ruler, had been kid mapped. the Assembly elected Ferdinand as prince.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-28

As general thing. however. the corpses were dis played a of black marble under glass The clothing body hung nearby aid to Identification. Even this design attracted large numbers of the curious.
 The morgue is the banks or the Seine. at one proach to bridge St. Louis-que appropriate since most of which feed 1t from the river. large percentage of them plunge from that sef-s bridge.
 Directly from the quaint but not inartistc one-story building the famous Notre Dame Cathedral while on the of the within easy view. is the Hotel de Vile.
 Watercraftsof every description go and down the morgue continually. Every now and then one of them stops tC pick from the waters surface be- dragged unforunate; for in Trance the Seine the of suicides.
 Reconstructed 1884, the morgue replaces the orig inal in the form of a Greek tomb which was first in virtue of police edct under the First Republic However something of the kind known long before that, and far back the seventeenth century in been customary to place view the bodies unidentified dead