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The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-11

Receipts none. Futures opened
steady and closed barely steady;
American middling G. o. c. october
s .16; October and November 6 II
November and December 6 .04; De-
cember and January 6 .05; January
and February 5.9912; February and
March 5.99; March and April 5.99;
April and May S. 981z; May and June
5.9S11; June and July 5.9813; July
and August 5 .97h.
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Vessels I'm Port
STEAMERS.

King George (Br.) 2,O57 tons, Bar
nett, Alexander Sprunt & Son.
Cardigan, (Br.) 2,6s1 tons, Davis
Alexander Sprunt & Son.
Thomas Wayman. (Br.) 1,414 tons,
johnson. Alexander Sprunt & Son.
Carmenlina (Nor.) 1850, Anderson
Alexander Sprunt & Son.
Sierra Blanca, (Br.) 2,33S tons, de
Gruely, Alexander Sprunt & Sen.
SCHOONERS.
Clifford N. Carver, 973 tons, Olsen,
G. D. Maffitt.
HolliswOod. 1 1854 tons Ceenbs. c..
D. Maffitt.
RARKS
Hancock, 348 tons. Erb. C. D. Maj
fit. .~
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Peanuts--NUrth Carolina prime
sI.35; extra prime, S1.40; fancy, $50;
Virginia prime S1.iO: fancy s1.2o;
Spanish $1.4O.
REESWAX-2Tc. ,p'~
EGGS-1S@20c.
CHICK ENS-Hens. 40c: springs, 25
TO soc.
PORK.--S to 10c.
REEF-On foot 2 to SIC.
SWEET POTATOES -s1.e0.
N. c. BACON-Hams (old) lie;
shoulders 12 to 13c: sides IL to 13c.
sFIINGLES-Per 1000: 5-inch saDs
$500: 5-.inch hearts $3.50; 6-inch saps
s2.0G; 6~inch hearts 1915.
TIMBER FEst1T. ~
Per M. Extra milling. .$S 50 TO $40 90
NH Drirn- Z 20 to 90
MIL fair ...... 90 30 90
Common mill E, 6 90 to $50
LN&S-Select $500: M. $3.50;
anotty $3.50
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New York. October s.-Receipts of

New York, October 9.-Receipts of
cotton at the ports today 34,442
against 27,771 last week and 46,646
Last year. For the week 225,000
against 217,697 last week and 344, ,541
last year. Today's receipts at New
Orleans 1861 bales against 1892 last
year. At Houston 6,987 bales against
12.112 last YEAR
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-11
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool, October Cotton spot
n fair demand, prices 3@17 points
over. American n1iddling 6.24; good
ordinary 5.62; ordinary 5.02.- The
sales of the day were 5000 bales of
which 1000 were for speculation and
export and included $500 American.
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< NAVAL STORE MARKET

Nav York. October 9.-Spirits tur-
pen'tle quiet. Rosin steady.
Savannah, October 9.-Spirits tur-
pentne firm 5O%4; sales $50; receipts
720; shipments 15S. Rosin firm: sales
1905 receipts 1850; shipments 1850:
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-11
NEW YORK COTTON MAItI&lL1

New York, October 9.-Cotton:
Spot closed quiet middling uplands
11.95; middling gulf IL. 10; sales
none.
Futures opened steady and closed
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET
Wednesday. October q

Wednesday, Octobsr g.
COTTON-Steady, 11%c
Receipts Of cotton today-bA17O
bales.
Receipts same day last year--2,47s
bales
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atlantic COAST line
NOTICE.

These arrivals and departures are giv
en- as information, as we'll connAc-
tions with other companies; but arrivals
and connections are not guarantees
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-11
NAVAL STORES.

SPIRITS OF TURPENTNyE -
Steady, 49Ac.
ROSIN-Steady, $3.50.
TAR-Firm, $3.50.
CRUDE TURPENfINE - Hard.
50. IS; dip, 81 90; virgin. s4. 90.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-11

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm; No. 2 spring wheat, 81 10
Oils; No. s1.OO@1.15; No. 2
red 81 .01h @1.O2; No. 2 corn, 64A a
64h; No. 2 yellow, 641a q &c; No. 2
oats 54Ac; No. 3 white 5O12 % 55c;
No. 2 rye s7@S9c; good feeding bar
ley 75@801ac; fair to choice mailing
97097Ac; No. 1 northwestern
S1.331a; prime timothy seed 81. 80;
clover contract grades SIT 90: short
ribs. sides Ooose) ST. 95 a S SO; mess
pork per bbl. $14 $50 IA. 20: lard per
100 lbs. S9121a: short clear sides
(boxedD sS.25@S.5O: whiskey basis
Of high wines 81 "a.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York October 9-FLOUR firm
and higher; Minnesota patents So 40
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SAlIE DAY LAST YEAI

Sc cas- ks spirits turpentine.
73 bf4rrels rosin.
50 fJarrels tar
129, barrels crude turpentlne.
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RECBdPES TO-DAY.

so bales cottoA.
346 barrels car.
109 barrels tar
Al barrels crude turpentiae.
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Chicago, October 9.-The leading
futures ranged as follows:
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Trains Nos. ~ and Il carry Pullman
SIeening Cars between Wilmington and
washing gton, connecting with Pennsyi-
yania R. r. for all points east Also
between Wilmington and Norfolk
Trains Nos. As and 49 carry Pullman
ParIor Cars between Wilmington anc
Norfolk.
T. c. WHITE,
General Passenger Agent.
w. J. CRAIG,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
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PRODUCE MARkET.
Corrected by
". r. Cooper, Wholesale Grocer

COFFEE
Green - 10 4HS
e~asted Lion "a ID size .. lac
roasted "Ariossl' 100 Id size. 16c
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
PLEASING SENTIMENTS =
OF FRfkCH PRESIDENT
Though for the First Time asprsssN-
tstisss ot she csthsiie Church Mere
net invissd 10 HI. Rsesetisn-

Paris Jan. In spite ~ a steady
ioEnpour OT rain. at the New Years
reception held by President Fallierz
the attendance Was almost as large as
ever. Replying iO al address By Count
TuFnieit. anba Ssador from ltaiy, and
dean OF the diplomatic corps, the gresi
dent said: The spirit OF concord re-
spect for the rights eG OtheTs, regard
for the public opinion and sentiments
ef human solidarity become daily Of
greater importance te She universal
conscience
u trust the Yesr isS5 Nnl be rrops-
tiO0s 20 the development of concord
and peace. which - the ideal Of France
and the countries yOI represent"
The archbishop of iHarts. Cardinal
Richard and heads Ot Ihe various
other religious bodleE who always IN
the past hare been among the presi-
dents guests at IUncheOn. were not an
ViSeJi today. The customary New
Years reception AT the American EN-
bassy Was omitted owing 60 the inJsIs-
position of Ambassador Mccormick.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
A WHITE HOUSE CALLER
HAD SKATES WITH HIM
Ore of 'hs Distinguishes Gusts 81 ths
Annual PresidsHtiai New Years
Reception.

Washington. Ian. 1.-The president
and MrS. EOOseveIts New Years re-
ception a, the white House today was
4 brilliant function and Was attended
by about $500 persons, members of the
diplomatic corps. officers of the Army
and aaVY' ana representatives % the
national and district governments and
citizens. The president gave each
caller a cordial shake Il the hand.
IL was perfec, day. The pTopOr-
tsOh az negroes IN line Was smaller
than in previous years but number
of negro civil war veterans sad span
iSh NSr Veterans jOlned with the mill
tary and patriotic societies In extend
ing greetings ,o the president. There
SsE an unusually large number OF
children in the liHe and 5is we're greet
cd cordially by the president
One oE the most amusing figures in
Tins was Ieye5r-OId boy with sOiIe,i
hands and clothing. whO carried a pair
of roller skates thrown over hts shout.
der. The president laughed as nc
wished him u happy new year.
Mrs LonEwoTVh and the other chii-
dfsn ~ege at the White House for the
reception and Nfith their young friends
moved constantly through the crowd.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
AN AMERICAN CARDINAL
UNDER DISCUSSION
A Rsitsrsiion Of etersr's AeeYAstiSn
The, Prssidsn, RssssvsR had Fs-
ssrsd Aepeinin,ea, ei ireland.

Rome, Jan 1.-The cierA!e Italia
publishes an interSieE Siih a prOFni-
nent English pTciaie concerning the
appointment of an American cardinal.
The preIate in question reviews recent
events. particularly the encyclicai of
Pope Leo against ertcanisTn, which
he declares was written by Cardinal
MastAIh. This encyciical diSpieaSed
Cardinal Gibbons, who ihinkiRE u Was
inspired by Cardinal RaTnpOiia. joined
the Austrian German cardinals IN de-
featinE RampOlla al the last cOnciaSe.
Continuing the preIste Rays IL MAS
thought that Archbishop ireland would
he made n cardinal when Pope Leo
called him from Paris. where he was
representing the United States at the
uRVeising of the Lafayette statue. This
however. is not unlikely in spite sf the
fact that President Roosevelt urged THE
appointment of an American prelste
and approached the Vatican privately
to this end. The situation has been
aggravated by the Stcrer incident and
IL Archbishop Ireland should be given
the red hat, the appointment muHl be
ascFibed to personal merit.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
WORSE THAN PA6ANS
OFFICIALS OF FRANCE
Arrhhishse Hysn Tshss oeeSsiss 90
e.srsss HE oissssrsvsl s1 IN.
Frsaeh oessrassns-

Philadelphia. IA. Jan. t>-Today's
reception IL Archbishop Ryan was
shade notable by . ScathinE aFraign-
ment BY the archbishop cs the. French
EoVernmen;'s treatment of the Catholic
eaTrch, denouncins ihe OsfscsalA Of the
present government As InTide,s ~hoGl
he considered worse than pasSns The
archbishop expressed . hope that y se-
iixio0s awakening In France would
sooa OvesthroS the npp<essGfs oG tbe
Christian religion.
He said: These tnfidels are worse
than pagSns. The pazSns beIieve In .
god and IN n hereafter, ahere aOSd ~
ressrded. but Inf;dels 50 not. The pa
Es1s have some virtues niEed with
their vices. hut modern IAlideIa have eli
the vices without any Of Ihe redeem-
ing virtues Of the T.sga..
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
Cans Easily Remained the Champion
Through Eight Rounds
The Final Blow On the Chin Left the Chicago
Fighter Oblivious to His Surroundings for the spac.
of Three Minutes

Casino Athletic Club, Tonopah, New,
Jan. Joe Cans fought true to form
today. After playing with Herman for
eight rounds, the champion landed a
full right swing on the point of Her
mans jaw and Chfcago's favorite fight
er went to the mat, a beaten man. Il
was apparent from the start that Her
man had no chance. Cans blocked his
blows with the greatest ease and al
no time was Cans worried in the least.
The first round, Cans started to feel
things out. Herman was willing to
fight, but the champion stalled him
of. In the second rUund Cans started
TO open up. The Kids attempt to land
all ended in failure. Cans blocked Her
mans leads with his gloves and elbow,
and when opportunity presented itself.
shot right and left JOlts to his oppOn-
ents face. The third and fourth rounds
were repetitiOns of the second Her
man, the short ender, was the favorite
with the crowd. Cans drew only med
crate applause when he fought the
CleVerest.
In the fifth round, Cans slowed dowrA
This was the only round where Her
man made any showing. Cans appear
ed careless and a number of HeIman's
blows landed. The sixth and seventh
rounds were Cans. In the eighth Cans
started out by feinting and drawing
Herman's fire. Cans worked his op-
ponent into corner. Joe feinted with
his left, the kid swung wildly with his
right and left. He left an opening.
Like a flash Cans whipped his Ieft
and then a swinging right flush on the
point of the jaw Herman dropped like
log with his face buried in his hands
He lay motionless at the eGge of the
ring Cans walked away, and it was
over.
Nate Lewis ran around the ring to
where the Kid lay. and begged him to
rise. Herman needed not the words
he was senseless- At the count of ten
Lewis and Adam Ryan carried their
prOtege to a corner where three
minutes elapsed before he came to.
The fight was not without its Incl
dents. The heaviest betting developed
at the ring side. In the second round
the men were milling fast in the center
Of the ring when the gong sounded
Herman needed the bell and stepped
back from a clinch. Cans. not hearing
-Ae Deil' ldilutu hdIu IlshC on the
Kids neck. The crowd arose to their
feet and hissed and hooted. 1t was then
Cans realized what he had done. Cans
faced the crowd and made a public
apology, Not content with that. ne
crossed to Herman's corner, grasped
the Kids hand and explained that he
had not heard the gong. The misses
were changed to cheers as ,Gans re-
turned to his seat.
After the fight. when he came TO.
Herman said: There Is no getting
round it, he CGans) is the best man. l.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
new HAND Al THE HELM
IN THE EMPIRE STAIt
The Induction lnts Office with ssIsa.
did Ceremony Of e0vsrnOr Charles
e. Hughes.

Albany. n. T.. Jan. l.--Chsrles
Evans Hughes today took the oath
Og Office AZ governor OF the state Of
NeW York. The retiring governor.
Frank ~. Higgins. formally surTen.
de;ed the rcins Of government; TO his
successor and LEFT late shls afternoon
for his home. private citizen for the
first time since 1898, when he was nrst
elected state senator. The inaugural
ceremonies were unusually brilliant
and the attendance almost unprece-
dented. Following them the new gov
ernor held a reception in the executive
chamber.
The one hundred and thirtieth ses
sion of the New York state legislature
will convene tomorrow Practically ali
OF the newly elected members Of both
houses attended ,he inauguration 20.
day.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
1t is Explained to Him How He May Avoid
a General Strike
Unless Grand Master Hannahan Hears From Him
shortly Something Will Happen Affecting the sys-
tenn of All the Pacifics.

Peoria. Ills, Jan. 1.-The grand ex.
ecutive board Of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Farenen and Engineers,
held an sH-day session today with
GfSnd Master Rannahsh, and matters
pertaining 10 the Stri&e on the South
eTn Pacific sysfes2 were considered.
An adtea:aEnen; was taken late in the
afternoon.
Grand Master Hannahan tonight is
sued . second GttimatuFn TO 4. II. Har-
f';issn informing him that drastic
measures Eilf be placed in effect unless
b. exercises his powers to terminate
ahe grievances now prevailing.
The telegram follows:
Peoria. Isl. Jan. LIST, 1907
e n. Hartman. president OF the
SoUtheyn Pacific:
The dispute on the Atlantic system
81 the Southern Pacific company, not
SithHtSnding statements to the con-
tFsr1, r. between your company and
our members, On other of your lines
the feeling is growing that they may
expect the same injustice in the near
future. II your. representatives really
desire. arbitration. We are anxious to
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
RtMARlkG FOR HEARST
IN MAY0RAlIY CASE
The Granting ef 10 tAs first Act Of
the New Attorney osrsrs, oG NS~
York,

Albany. y. y, Jan. William Ran
dOlph Hearst was prompt la accepting
the offer oS the new attorney EeRerSi
VIM. r. Jackson, 70 consider the APP
plication fos reheaEiaE of the aTEb-
meHts in Hearst'S petition for leave
to begin quo waTrsnts proceedings {"
test the title of GsDrSe u. AcCieilah to
the office of mayer. cs New York CitS
on the basis Og the mayOTalty election
Of 1906.
Attorney General Jackson had fast
assumed Office to-day when Tepresen.S-
tives of Hearst's coUEzeI served on
him an application lcF Es-aSEumeRt.
The attorney general gave Instructions
that copies of ;he papers Se served on
the attorneys Of Mayor Mcclellan and
informed both parties that ne would
give them hearing next Nondsy,
January :.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
G0lDWAItR-M WILLIAMS
A PRESCOTT WEDDING
After Visit Of a coupIs - ssashs
in New York the Bride ssa erss~~
Will Return to Phoenix.

Prescott. Jan. -tSpeciaD-B. NJ
GOldwater Of Phoenix and Hiss Jose
phine Williams we're married here TO-
night. The ceremony took place ar
Trinity Episcopal church. Rev F. l.
Bennett officiating. The witnesses in
cluded only 4 few u the relatives AMI
more intimate friends of the contract
ing parties
linn ediately after the Wcddiag the
bride and groom were driven 70 M
residence Of Mayor G6ldwater. whe-e
a wedding supper was served Th-
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gold
water. Miss GOldwater. Miss IrOnsides.
Miss Fisher. Miss Shul!. Mr.. and Mrs
<. p. Hastings. F. \ Tritie. Jr.. g. n
Hirschfeld. Harry ]. Jones and r J.
Rennitt. the last four OF Phoenix FOL
loving the supper Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
water were escorted to the nortnbound
train and they left for New York They
will return 10 Phoenix and b. al holn-
about April l.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
6fIIM6 AT BOTTOM
OF A RUSSIAN MURDER
Ths Mystery of the Assassination Of
. Member Of Parliament Last July
esjHs uRfaVsIed.

II. Petersburg, Jan. 1.-The mystery
surrounding the murder of Former
Deputy Hertzenstein has, after months
eg investigation finally been unravelled.
Hertzenstein, who was member of the
lower house OF parliament from Mos
COW, was murdered az his country
house near Tericki, Finland. in July
iStS. \ secret commission of the con-
siitutional party has traced the con-
sPlracy, and obtained definite proof
that the deed was the work of the
League Of the Russian People.
A man named Yuskovlitch is a prom
iasBt leader of this league, and it is
alleged. that he hired assasins to kill
iiertzenstein. The proofs have been
placed in the hands Of the public pros
eeator and an effort is being made to
hg3hg the case to trial.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
MINOR RECEPTIONS.
Following ihe Principal Event AZ .hs
white House.

Washington. Jan. 1.-Following an
immemorial custom, the reception to
the president today was followed by
receptions in the homes of the vice
president, the cabinet officials. officers
Of the army and navy and well known
private citizens In Washington.
Next 10 the presidents reception IN
interest yrs that % the vice president.
Sir. and Mrs. Fairbanks and Secretary
and AIRS. Root entertained the JIplO.
matte corps ~ breakfast. u custom
which was inauEuraIed by the llrst
secretary nf state
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
cksTRo's heAtrH.
Bulletins of Improvement intsHaes 30
Stall or ReVsluticn.

Caracas, Jan. 1.-The usual New Year
reception was not held today
owing TO the illness of President Cas-
tro. who il still unable to attend to
business.
The condition OF the president xenes=
ally IS believed to be very serious. The
latest bullettH declares that hts doctors
expect hin 10 recover ~ithta = month
but according 70 the best private Rd'
vices 10 recovery 10 possible q viii take
much longer.
The cO1nIty generally ts quiet jtiss
RoW. but revolutionary outbreak un'
d0ubte,ily Will follow President css;sO's
death and 10 order TO promote tran.
guilty for ~ long ~ possible, rnisiesa-
ing bulletins regarding the president's .
health ere Issued frequently.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
COMPLAINT TO Tne easstoenT.
Aboai the Ca, ehsrisss 81 the aosk
tsisoA in ohIshents.

Guthrie. OKLA. Jan. IA large num-
Der of miIlmef, ana grain, lumber and
cotton and coal deSteys tH Oklahoma
today sent TO President Roosevelt n
petition alleging inability en she part
OF the Rock ISLAND te properly handle
the freight aud passenger business Oi-
fered it for transportation.
The petition is the direct outcome "f
the car shortage, frosn which she In
terests represented by the siEners vi
the petition are still suffering.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
WELCOMED rAg NEW YEAR.
But q ~ss not for Lettis lewis sf
jerome.

Prescott. Jan. Especial )-Lott1e
Lewis. a denizen of the redlight dis
trict at Jerome. accidentally shot and
instantly killed herself at Jerome a few
minutes after midnight hast night
with several OF her companions she
was engaged in celebrating the arrival
Of New Years, She WAS armed with
. forty-hYe revolver, which Was pre-
msturely discharged. the ball passing
her brain
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
AN UNKNOWN MAN
KILLED BY RANGER
a cere"er's JI'y ~ss un~iii;as either
60 Blame or szsasrsas the ofssear.

Douglas. Artz-. Jan. l.-tSpectAl1-
a man VAS kills't here last night hg
Ranger kiddeT. The remains arc AZ
the undertaken. enI.leBiiGed. The
cofoners Jury renderea z verdict.
neither attaching blame nor eKORerat-
ing the ranger.
The University of Arizona football
team OF Tucson today defeated the
DOuklas high school team in a game on
a muddy field in rain and snow. The
score was 10 20 0. All points were
made in the first half OF the game
Several players were badly hurt.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02

made a good fight. but it was against
a superior man. cannot dsay that he
is better man and DO net SesFvdse
him the victory"
Cans bore his easily Hnn hohOfs with
the best Of GTaee.
Us WAS just Rs expected" Aatd the
chamgiea. = had Herman OrIciassesi.
he was game but never had chance
ia Hla.~.
The Tcne91h Club hss announced ils
intektion ef Offering 81. .oa0 for . match
between Britt and Cans. the fight tI
take place OF March I5th. Tex Rick
ard, OF the Ge.dTieid Athletic club.
stated that he would guarantee t5e. 60
for a contest between Gsas and Nel-
son.
The receipts FOR the fight today were
SO, ,735.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
A TENemeNT FIRE.

New York, Jan. IA IRE criEinat-
ing iR business block OH West Fifty
third street early this morning de.
s,foyed that building spread 10 Sd-
joining tenement houses on both sides
of the street. gave the Tiremen n hard
fight. Five alarms were sounded iR
quick succession. sumnsOninE an ioI-
mense amount of apparatus to the f1re
while hundreds O( police reserves we're
called 60 restore order among the fam
lilies which ned from the burning lepe-
raeniF
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
INSURANCE REFORMS.
The New York Law is Now in
E.feet.

New York. Jan. 1.-The Insurance. re-
forms secured hY the Armstrong com.
mission Of the legislature went into eG'
feci tdsay. For the year 1887 and here
after no company will be allowed to
write more than SisO.OOO.OOO worth of
business yearly. Agents commissions
viii be reduced one fourth. Every new
PoIscy must contain the full contract
under which the holder and Insurance
company are alike bound. and no div.
tdeRd policies Will be issued. besides
these main reforms. several other iis-
lie drastic changes went into effect.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02

adjust In that way. bat We Insist that
a third party should not be permitted
to influence your company in tA.s rnet-
ter.
Once more. In justice 20 the men ana
the public. who VII be affected By sn
extension Of the strise TO Other PARTS
OF your system, l ask YOU 10 sKsrclse
your authority and restore eosdftisns
which the abregatiOn Of our agrecmess
took away from the Brotherhood 0f L.
comotive Fireuien on May lst. You
officials entered willingly into tn
agreement With the brotherhood eng
neers that nullified the same.
Il await an immediate answer. Sst
hearing from You. shau feel that I
have exercised due patience and have
served final notice 70 the public.
(Signed) j. J. HANNNiIAS-
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
TWO euaNeo TO peATn.

Seattle. Wash: Jan. IA pyecial 80
The Post IntelIiEeneer from CeaIre
Woclley. Washington. Gays In q fife
which destroyed the hOme of u. %.
shTewSbvTy to-day. Ruth and lola Jeha-
son, nieces % Mr.. shrewsbury, Who
were visiting at the ho0se Here 6oih
burned 60 death. 90
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
wirHouT 4 WORD.

Joplin. Mo. Jan. i.-F. ~. Trcy. 4
salesman 81 Denver
walked into ihe TsSOms occupied by
himself and &ite aud without . Sord
of warning killed her. \ Homen, hates
Trop stepped into an adjoining room
and fired a bullet into the right shout
der Of Ralph QHinn. BE Is danger
ously wounded. Troy walked. away
quietly uith tire reviewer tH hts hSad
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
ossn SEASON or mAsAeas.
The Peliee % Atss~. tit.. orssrse %
Sheet Them

Alton. tiI,. Jan. i.--oTaers acre l..
sued t0 the U0lics to-day b.. The chief
Of police 10 shoot al masbers Wtso Rn'
nOy women an the streets and sitempt
io resist arrest. The order wss S"l.
lOHed In an unsuccessful esf"rt by
Chief Maxwell to hit a masher ~
whom hs nred
The chief then issUed general mt.
der and said he hoped the Enen would
be better markzneh. Tile insu.iinR
Of ~-OmeR on lke streets b. lOsferS and
masheTs must b. stopped" he said.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
a sELATED MESSAGE
Describing The Sinking Of Ship FIvs
Years Ago

London, Jan. There has been wash
ed on the beach at Castle Rock In th-
North OF Ireland. a bottle containing
a message from several members OF the
crew of the ship Huronian. which DIS
appeared in the spring Of 1soe. TO the
effect that she was sinking fast
The message gives no location This
is the second times the ship has been
heard from since she sailed from Glls-
gov Feb. 1902. for St Johns. y :
Arizona republican., 1907-01-02
A NEW YEARS PRESENT.

TOlcsIo. a.. Jan. i.-one thousand
men employed By the Toledo Railroad
Light company AMI the Maumee Val.
ley Railroad LtEht cOmIaRy. including
about see mOt6Tmen aud conductors.
received = EeW Years present OE 10
per cent Increase IN wages.