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Get your winter supply of coal while we are delivering it in ton lots at SIP per ton. Globe Hardware Go.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-17

Masquerade costumes for rent at Miss Achenbach $ millinery store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-17

Good soft coal delivered in ton lots at SIP per ton. Globe Hardware Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-17

This is Change Night. Two acts, two new moving pictures and illustrated songs at the Iris tonight.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
FINANCIAL
SENTIMENT
An Improvement Over Last
Weeks Outlook.
Money Market is Easier and
Other Features Are Also
Encouraging.

New York. Sept. S.-There Is dis
tinct Improvement in sentiment over
the financial outlook af last week,
traceable to an important extent to the
failure of some of the representations
of trouble which had been credited.
In some instances when the event
justified the apprehension the market
showed the bears had more than suffi-
ciently anticipated the bad news and
by buying to cover shorts had hoped
a recovery in prices. There is mark
ed decrease in the pressure of selling
subsistence, in the apprehension in
ferred from this as much as anything
else. There is not locking some de-
velopments favorable in character and
principally the item of an easier mon
ey market.
The strain of the September first
settlement proved less severe than an
ticipated. Call money did not exceed
four per cent and in rates for time
loans there was something like a col
lapse This is considered as a WIDEN
ing of the effect of the relief measures
by the United States treasury.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
TURKISH SCANDALS
MOVE The SULTAN
Closes Up a Popular Yacht Club and
Otherwise Clips The Wings Of So
ciety.

Berlin. Sept. s.-The Sultan Of Tur-
key has laid a heavy hand on the di-
versions of the Constantinopie smart
set" and has considerably curtailed
the pleasures OF Turkish society wO-
men What drew the Srltan's attcn-
ton to scandals in Turkish society was
the scrape in which the son Of Hachim
Pssha. minister of public instruction.
got into at the Prinkipo Yacht club.
This club is much frequented in the
summer by foreign residents. and also
by Turks of good family
Young Hachim lost $1,000 at the club.
and attempted to play again next day
without paying his debt contrary to the
rules of the club. He was offended
with the club officials who prevented
him continuing to play while in debt.
and told his father. The minister at
once reported the Incident to the Sui
tan. The result was an trade forbid
ding all Turks to frequent the cursed"
club of the Giaours. which was put un-
der police surveillance Turkish wO-
men were ordered to remain indoors
after six O'Clock in The evening. and
the governor and chief of police of the
island were dismissed
The Sultan has also forbidden Turk
ish women TO indulge in one of their
rare pleasures-the excursion in boats
up the sweet Waters. This has been
hitherto the great summer fete on the
Bosphorur for Turkish women. who
Joined in the throng of pleasure boats
on Fridays and SUNDAYS But now by
imperial edict they are deprived of this
simple diversion. and must not mix
with the infdei foreigners.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09

which German enterprise has mainly
been directed in a too lavish manner.
Germany has practically built up the
manufacturing industries of Russia,
and has created the most important Of
the Russian manufacturing cities like
Lodz, where trade has been ruined by
the revolutionary strikes and mas
sacres This town, owing its existence
to German capital. was before the rev.
olution one of the greatest Industrial
centers of Russia, but the capital sunk
in it's development BY German finan-
ciers has been swallowed up bv the
strikes and disorders.
In German-'s homo Industries there
has been reckless production and
consequent huge losses. Exports have
increased enormously in bulk without
correspondingly increased returns.
In high finance the same excess Of
activity has brought serious conse-
quences. The German government has
been so reckless in its financial policy
that IL has nearly doubled the national
debt in the last ten years. The Budget
shows a deficit every year. In spite OF
the high taxation which the govern
ment is compelled to impose. The mu-
inequalities have followed the example
of the imperial government and have
borrowed at high interest enormous
sums for their various ownership
schemes.
This state of things is daily strength
ening the socialist party in Germany.
The evils of capitalism and militarism
are so strikingly shown by the present
financial situation that thousands Of
German subjects. hitherto loyal TO the
Kaiser, are joining the Red Flag army
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
BRITISH CAMPAIGN
FOR MRS. TlNGlEY
That Notable Woman Dividing Honors
With Annie sesant in the English
CapiA-I

London Sept S.-The autumn season
and the arrival in England of the "Pur-
pie Lotus Mother" Mrs. Katherine A.
Tfngley os New York and California,
has provided Londoners with a Mon
tagu and Ca2ulet feud on a small
scale.
The "Tinglers'' and the ''Besanters"
are an accomplished fact, and these
euphemistic nicknames represent the
respective supporters of Mrs. Tingley
and Mrs. Besalt in their rival claims
as leader OF the theosonhist movement
At present the betting is with the lat
est American arrival. for Mrs. Besants
vacillating convictions have rather
tired people. and her adherents in Eng
land have diminished to about score.
True she has just succeeded in con-
verting the great virtuoso on the violin.
Miss Maud MacCarthy. who year ago
was presented by admiring 1rishmen
with q S2500 violin on which occasion
she declared she would rather part
with her life than her instrument, but
against that Mrs. Tingley can show
the Hon. Nan Ino Herbert. a woman of
fabulous wealth who will one dav be
Baroness Lucas. OF Dingwell. one of the
few British women of the I\erage. She
is quite young. and her enthusiasm for
her new faith is of the same great di-
mensions as her resources.
The "Tinglers" have recently taken
to airing their triumph in the neighbor-
hood of Mrs. Besant's apartments, and
that lady, annoyed beyond all measure
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
FROM JAIL TO FORTUNE.
A Notorious Criminal Falls Heir to
Aunt's Estate.

Paris. seN s.-Great excitement has
been caused il the town of Gravedona
in Lombard- b. the news that a no
torious criminal. who has served no
less than fort--six terms Of imprison-
ment for robbery. has inherited a great
fortune. and that he is going to enter
tain very lavishly.
This man. Gerolams Pasquale. had a
wealthy aunt. She threatened 10 leave
him out Of her will but finally died
without a will. Fasquale. therefore. on
leaving the prison the last time. said
that as the old lady's nearest relative.
he was the heir to all her fortune. and
beautiful villa at Gravedona where
he now lives in great luxury
He started his new life by sending
a check fifteen hundred dollars to his
late fellow prisoners. Pasquale. how
ever is not going to be left in undis-
turbed possession OF his wealth, Is not
going to be left in undisturbed pos
session OF his wealth. for a number OF
the other relatives OF his aunt have
combined to prosecute him criminally
OH the charge that he tore uD the tes-
tatrix's viii.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
NOTE OF PROTEST
FROM The VATICAN
Popular Disbelief in the Threat Al
legged to Have Been Made by the
o=pe.

Paris. Sept. Sit looks as If the inn
petuous advisers os the Pope, who
dominate the papal politics in the vat
lean at present and who were largely
responsible for the "debacle' of the
Catholic church in France, are trying
to orovol a similar crisis in Italy. No
one here believes that Pope Plus Y
himself was responsible for the recent
threat of the vatican to issue a note OF
protest to the powers against the in
creasing clericalism IN Italy.
Hardly a day passes that the "Os-
servatore Romano" the official mouth
piece of the vatican. does not contain
violent attacks upon the Italian gov
ernment accusing 1t not only of doing
nothing TO prevent the spreading Of
anticlerical ideas but of actually sup
porting the movement. The semi
fetal press of Italy responds in kind
and insists that the anticlerical move
ment is due principally to the corrupt
morals and debaucheries of the priests
and has succeeded in bringing to light
n new scandal every day for nearly
two weeks.
The 'Tribuna" tells of incredible or
gies which have taken place in the
Silesian convent at NerazZa in which
scores of monks and nuns took part
The details os the affair are imprint
-able. but the police are investigating
and eighteen nuns and twenty-nine
monks have been arrested. Similar
scandals are reported from various
parts and parents whose daughters,
while being educated in the converts.
have been ruined have aroused the pop
ulation to excesses.
At Spezia two churches and the ca
thedral have been invaded by mobs
and their furnishings destroyed. At
Scorza, a mob carried affairs. pews and
everything out of a church, the priests
of which were suspected of crimes
against children, ard set il on fire.
Relations between the vatican and
the government are strained almost to
the breaking point but Catholics here
sincerely hope that the Pope will give
up the idea of note Of protest to the
powers, which would practically
amount to a declaration of war. and
the war must end with defeat for the
church.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
ROYAL LETTER CARRIER.
Son os .he Danish King Submits to
Strict Naval Service.

Copenhagen, Sept. S.-Prince Axel
son Of the kings youngest brother.
Prince Vlademar. is at present acting
as letter carrier. the young man who
is serving his term in the navy has
been made an orderly to the captain
commanding the cruiser "Heimdal"
and as such it is his duty to carry the
mail bags TO and from the vessel
On Sunday last he was invited to
dinner with his parents on the CasteI
of Bernstorff but could not get shore
leave and instead had to walk four
miles from the navy yard to the gen.
eral postoffice Juggling heavy bag Of
mail.
II is the will Of his father, himself a
naval officer. that Prince Axel should
be treated exactly like any other re-
cruit. King Haakon of Norway years
ago. wept through the same mill.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
PET-IBONE CASE.
Will be Continued Again and Against
Defendants Will.

Boise, Idaho, Sept. S.-The state has
filed a motion in the district court to-
day Cor continuance in the case of
George Pettibone. for alleged conspir-
acy in the Steunenberg murder. The
case had been set for October 1st. The
defense opposed the motion, but Judge
Wood. although making no formal
ruling, said ii would be necessary to
continue the case -, until the trial Of
Senator Borah was concluded. The
court acknowledged that it would
make a ruling next Tuesday. Attor-
ney Hawley for the prosecution. who
Is defending Senator Borah, said the
government claimed it would require
four weeks to try the Borah case, but
the defense is Of the opinion that il
will not take more than two weeks.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
AN AERIAL NAVY.
Spain the Latest Nation to Seriously
Consider u.

Paris. Sept. s.-Spain, poor impover-
ished Spain, that has hardly recovered
from the financial effects of her war
with America. Is determined not to be
left behind in the struggle for military
power and will shortly begin the build
ing ot an aerial nav-.
The appearance of the Spanish mill
tary balloons, which is the invention OF
Captain Alfredo Kindelan, is quite diff
ferent from those in use by the French
and the inventor claims that il will
prove itself superior to any ever built
in an countr-.
1t IS being constructed by the IA
nous engineer. Torres Guevedo, in the
strongly guarded military park of
Guadalajara and will be finished I'm
about two weeks. II it proves a sue
cess. the construction of five similar
airships will be begun at once.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
A WHIRLWIND FINISH
TUCSON WINS VICTORY
Graham, Luna and Foster of Indian
School, Assist in Taking the SeaIps
of the Grays.

Tucson. Sept S.-(SpeciaL) lin a
hair-raising. Northumberland, Tucson
today defeated the Prescott Grays by
a score of to 3. In the first of the
ninth the score stood to in favor
the Grays, two men out, and the man
at bat had two strikes gone by. The
batter knocked down a single, then
Redford came w and drove the ball
over the fence, scoring the runner and
making a home run, and winning the
game. The scene of Qualification that
followed was something to remember
Allen pitched for Tucson and Bar
nett did the slab work for the Grays
and it was a pitchers battle with the
argument in the favor of the former.
Graham of Phoenix played a fine game
at first, Luna did stellar work in right
and Foster, the Indian school short
stop. did well at short except for one
error.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
READY FOR
THE RING
Cans and Britt Are Both in
Fine Condition.
Cans Still FaVOrite i'm the
Betting. Largest Crowd
Ever, is Expected.

= San Francisco. Sept. S.-Gans and
Britt are ready for the battle which
will commence at two o'clock tomor-
row. Both claim perfect condition and
look it. The indications are that the
crowd will be the largest in local ring
history.
Cans is still the favorite. 1t is gen.
orally conceded that he has class over
Britt but the short enders are hoping
his long career has weakened his vi
tality. 1t is contended that Britt has
shown wonderful improvement and
cleverness in hitting power.
Both men did only light work today
and expect to awake in the morning
weighing 132 pounds. The odds are
ten to six and half.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
ANOTHER MOB.

Junction City. Kan, Sept. S.-A mob
of nearly fifty soldiers of the Farriers
school at Fort Riley, came here at one
O'Clock this morning for the purpose
OF releasing q comrade in the county
jail. The sheriff and city police were
notified of their coming and from po-
sitions in the Jail windows opened a
fire that quickly dispersed the mob as
ii tried to force an entrance. The au-
thorities at the fort placed guards
about the Jail and are making Afforts
to arrest the members of the mob. Two
arrests have been made. No one was
shot.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
THE "PHRENoM6TER."

London, Sept. S.-The "phrenometer''
is wonderful new invention which
electrically interprets the cranial
bumps of a person with the accuracy
of a trained phrenologist& The head
to be read is covered with a sensi-
tive metal cap. which indicates the
presence and size of bumps at twenty
eight points. All the qualities of heart
and mind which phrenologists declare
to be outwardly shown by certain
prominences are indicated and meas
ured. The machine recognizes five
sizes in bumps. The machine not only
reads bumps. but IT prints and delivers
automatically a record oy your char
acter as indicated by them.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
GOlDFIElD TROUBLE
SETTLED AT LAST
Mine Officials and Strikers Finally
Adopt the Agreement Made Tenta-
lively.

Goidfield. New, Sept. S.-Then tenta-
tive agreement entered into between
the Consolidated officials and the min
ers committee relative to the Mohawk
change room and the question of jur-
isdiction over watchmen, carpenters
and electricians was finally approved
and accepted by the miners in a spe-
citl session Saturda-. The men who
walked out oe the Mohawk and
Combination mines will return to work
tomorrow and the trouble that for a
time threatened general tie up 81 the
mines and leases in this district, is at
an end. Some concessions were made
to the operators and the watchmen and
carpenters win not be under the tur-
isdiction of the union, that demand
having been withdrawn.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
FINANCIAL CRASH
FEARED IN GERMANY
Business Expansion and Lavish In
vestment Abroad Has Unsettled
Conditions and Destroyed Confidence

Berlin. Sept. S-Germany is threat
ened with a great financial crash,
caused by the natural reaction from
the inflated trade boom of the last few
years, and it is likely that the money
market will suffer total collapse in
the near future.
The cause of the present critical sit
uation is the too rapid expansion which
has been the feature of German COM
merce in recent years. the govern
ments reckless financial policy. and the
lavish investment of German capital
in American banking houses.
Russian trade has been the object to
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
ALLIES WILL WAIT
FOR ONE MORE DAY
And Then There Will Be Something
Doing in Morocco Unless the Tribes
men Appear.

Paris. Sept. S.-The heralded Moor
ish peace delegations failed to mate
rialize at Tangier Saturday according
to the official reports received tonight
from General Drude and Admiral Phil
bertbut the French authorities in Mo-
rocco have decided to prolong the ar
mistice until evening in order to give
the warning tribes every opportunitl
to negotiate for a cessation of hostili-
ties. If the delegations do not appear
tonight operations WILDE energetically
resumed tomorrow. Drude says he has
been unable to determine the exact po-
sitions of the enemy. Philbert cables
that all ports are orderly.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
CLEVELAND POLITICS,
Campaign Will Be Lively
One.

Cleveland. Sent. S.-The contest for
the mayoralty between Tom L. john
son and Congressman Burton prom
ises to be a most exciting one even in
this political city. The endorsement of
Burton's candidacy by Roosevelt it is
said may be the foundation of speech
by the president here in the latter part
of the campaign. Bryan is expected to
speak. here on behalf of Johnson and
the democratic ticket which will be
nominated on the 10Th.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
TAFT IN SEATTLE.
The Program For Today Will Keep
Him Busy.

Seattle. Sept. S.-Secretary Taft and
party arrived from Tacoma this after
noon on Chester Thornton's yacht.
Thousands of spectators were gather
ed at the pier. He will deliver an
address tomorrow, followed by din
ner ,at the University club and re-
ception by the Yale Alumni. Later he
will be given a reception by the Ohio
society. the Taft club and the Ath-
letic club at the latter's headquarters.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
BARNUM'S WIDOW
Now q German Favorite, Friend OF
Empress Euaenis.

Paris. Sept. S.-Baroness Alexandery
who inherited large fortune from her
first husband. the famous p. T. Bar
mum, the Snowman, is spending the
summer in several German spas. Her
husband, Baron d'Alexandery, is at
Ales- -Bains, where he is president Of
the pigeon shooting club. Baron
d'Alexandery is the personal friend of
King George of Greece, whom he en-
tertains every year at AK.
None of the Baroness greatest friends
is the Empress Eugene. and the fam
Gus portrait of the ex-Empress by
Winterhalter showing her in the hey
day os ker beauty. is in the Baroness
possession. bought by p. T. Barnum
many years ago and has recently been
greatly admired az the Exhibition OF
Womens Portraits at Bagatelle. Paris.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
KANSAS CRY MARKE!s.
Review Of Prices and Conditions Of
the Week.

Kansas City Stock Yards, Sept S.
Especial. l.)-Receipts of cattle last week
totaled $4,000 head. and the market
closed the week 10 to 90 cents lower on
native beef steers, about steady on
cows. calves firm, bulls steady. stock
ers and feeders about steady. The Of
ferings from the range country were
exceedingly small and confined to a
few trains of Panhandle and New Mex
leo cattle. As result the market clos
ed the week 20 to IS cents higher on
western steers and 10 to Is cents high
er on cows. This had the effect of
drawing in a heavy run today and con-
ditions are exactly the reverse of those
prevailing at the clost of last week.
Native beef steers are steady to 10
higher. while westerns are 10 to Is
cents lower. The run yesterday was
23.500 head, top steers at s6.40. West
ern range from S4.25 to s5.65, cows
s2.75 to $3.50, calves up to 500. A
large number of feeder buyers were
here last week and took 900 carloads
of stockers and feeders to the country.
This benefited the market on medium
weight steers and feeder buyers took
many to the country at 10 to 20 cents
higher prices than bid by the pack
ers. The market on this class is
steady. stockers at $3.50 to $3.50, feed
ers $3.50 to $3.50, although choice ones
sell as high as 1915.
The run of sheep continues light,
and the market last week closed Is to
25 cents higher on sheep. lambs steady.
Bulk of the supply is comprised of
range stuff. including a large number
of stock and feeding grades. which
sell only little below those paid for
slaughter. Run today is $500. market
steady to strong. Lambs sell at $3.50
to SIPS. yearlings $3.50 to $500. weth-
ers $40 to s5.75. ewes s5.25 to $3.50.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
G. A. r. ENcAMPMENT.
This Will Probably Be Its Last Great
Gathering.

Saratoga. n. Y, Sept. s.-Veterans of
the G.. A. r. have been arriving all day
for the forty-first annual encampment
to be held this week Fifty thousand
veterans are expected. This may be
the last encamoment held outside of
Washington as a resolution probably
will fix the capital as the permanent
meeting place.
1t was stated by the officials tonight
that the veterans are becoming too
feeble to attend or participate in the
parade so II IS probable the encamp-
ment hereafter will become only a
meeting Of delegates.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia Is
Burned in EffiN.
Chinese Driven Out, Property Destroyed and Japs
Narrowly Miss Similar Treatment--A General Anti
Oriental Demonstration.

Bellingham. Wash, Sept. S.-A spe-
cial from Vancouver says a riot oc-
CURED there last night, wherein two
thousand Chinese were driven from
their homes. and fifteen thousand dol
lars worth of property destroyed.
Lieutenant Governor Dunsmuir of
British Columbia was burned in eff
gy, by ten thousand laboring men at
the closesof parade and anti Oriental
demonstration. The police were un-
able 10 quell the rioters or make ar
rests until late hour when they fin
ally got control of the situation and
prevented raid on japanese property.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
KAISER INSUlrED.

Berlin. Sept S.-For insulting the
Kaiser in 1904. Hans Kruger. butch
er. has lust been sentenced to two
months imprisonment He would have
escaped punishment altogether for his
Observation-Disclosures had not a for
mer friend who had since conceived
an enmit- for Kim. and BETRAYED him
to the police. At Kruger's trial. which
caused so-le sensation. he said that he
must have been drunk when he uttered
the disres?ectfuI words about the Kai-
ser. He vas nevertheless sentenced to
two months Imprisonment. and his
hard case has won him much SYM
pathy.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
A FRESNO TRAGEDY.

Fresno. Cal, Sept. SIN the pres
ence of his three year old child. James
Leighton today shot and killed his
wife and then shot himself. 1t is be-
lieved he will recover. His wife had
written that she intended to obtain
divorce but returned today. The hus-
band first tried to compel her to drink
poison.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-09
THE VIENNA PLAGUE.

Vienna. Sept. s.-There are no signs
of the abatement of the smallpox epi-
demic. During the last few days a
hundred and sixty thousand persons
have been vaccinated- Public meet
ings and professions have been, forbid
den.