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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
Douglas, Arizona.

Tbe dog-like devotion which some men render to bad csuse-is illus trated by the manner in which some cheap newspaper people persist in rib b;ng up and magniiying the Ysqui situation
 The "Espee" is making great i'm. provements at Naco, including a fine roundhouse and machine shop. The company has in the round house at that point four engines, each of which when ready for the road weighs 172 tons.
 Tucson citizens will join in an ex- cursion to the mines at Silver Bell and the smelter at Sasco on April ,.
 P. s. Patton, Tucson saloon man, has heen srr'sted charged with strik- ing a man with a heavy bar of iron.
 The c. & A. amelter at Douglas :s to be enlarged and will have a cspa- city oi l 800 tons by July l.
 At least 30 per cent of the lands c; the Yuma valley will be under irrigl- ton by the first of June.
 Holdup men are working in PhOe- nix. Mexicsns are believed to be guilty.
 Mesa has ordered all sporting women to leave that town or pay heavy fine. The women left,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05
The l. 0. 0. E.
 Grand Lodge

Arrangements are being made by the members of the Phoenix lodge of Odd Fellows to entertain the dele gates who will te in the Capitol City from April 20th to the 18th to attend the annual session of the Grand Lodge of the Independent Or der of Odd Fellows of Arizona and New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

Col. Clark and his estimsble better half came in today from the Huachu- cas to spend few days in the county seat. Sargent Lynch, late of the army service at Ft. Huachuca, came in today with Mir. snd Mrs. Clark.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

We have every species of regard for our Cochise repub- lican friends, but if they per sist in wanting to scrap" in their own ranks, We certainly insist they have a right to do so, There is no constitutional provision, Federal statute, nor ruling of the Interior depart ment winch deprives them of this precious privilege.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

An ption on the April Fool prop erty in the Turquoise district Tn the sum of $500 was filed for record to- day in f.vor of L. W. Powell and signed " L. D. Shattuck.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

The deaiening report has come to the effect that Denn.Arizons has ad- vanced two cents e share.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-05

The approaching term of the istrict co,r, promises to be s warm one.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
STEAMERS CONE IN
BATTERED BY GALES
Days Overdue, Canadian and
Cambria Limp Into
Port.
Continued from First Page

ago, her sides battered and ringing
torn to shreds, the Boston schooner NJ
c. Stetson is fioundering helplessly in
heavy seas, abandoned and a total
loss Her crew were rescued by the
Dominion Atlantic Line Steamship
Boston after they had resi- gneG them
selves To the unlucky mariners fate.
Still suffering from the hardships
they endured, the StetsOn seameu We're
brought into this port this afternoon
Since early yesterday morning every
man aboard the disabled schooner
worked feverishly q the pumps to
keep the vessel afioat. She had be-
come unmanageable. and had sprung
a leak, and the crew worked desper-
ateiX- IN the hope that some passing
ship would discern their plight and
rescue them The Boston, bound home
ward from Yarmouth, sighted the
wrecked sen ooner, and, after a peril
Gus effort, transferred the entire crew
70 safety Captain Sims of the Bos-
ton personally superintended the work
OF rescue. and the passengers of the
steamship lined the rail and cheered
the seamen's efforts
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
Tariff Hearings Less Than
Half Truth, Declares
H. E. Miles.
HAD CONFERENCE
WITH JUDGE TAFT
Oalzell and Payne Are Running a
Bluff, 1t Is AS
serted.

RACINE, WIS, Dec. 20.-Declaring :
that no legislative body in the world
ever put such a premium upon lying,
half truth. and unsupported evidence,
as is being done by the Ways and
Means Committee OF Congress. now ell
gagged in revising the tariff, II e Miles.
of the Manufacturers Association, to-
day scored Chairman Payne and Mr..
DaIzeu for their attempt to frame a
new bill which would not differ mate
rally from the Dingley law.
Mr.. Niles recently appeared before the
committee after a conference at Hot
Springs with Judge Taft. and ii was
generally admitted at that time that he
presented TO the committee views on
the question Of tariff revision which
had the hearty Endorsement OF the
PreSidcnt-eleCt.
Referring. today, 10 his appearance
hefOre the committee. Mr.. Miles said
ne met great opposition from the COM
mittee, because he argued that It was
Just as much TO the interest OF the ma
tion TO protect the consumer as to pro-
tect the manufacturer. A tariff OF which
the manufacturer was the sole bene-
ficiary, he declared was worse than use
turer. pleaded for the consumer.
He says the committee is apparently
disposed 10 get at the facts. but with
out any machinery 70 aid in this end,
il IL unable TO secure the absolute truth,
and the witness who can make theSmOst
plausible explanation OF his position is
the one who Is NOSE likely TO win In
This way the committee, he declared.
was placing a premium on falsehoOd.
lie added that the committee has col
lectcd nothing on the subject but treas
Ury tabulatiOns. and the statements Of
Interested parties. No proof that is alb
solutely dependable has been adduced.
and it was only within a short time
that the committee had required testi-
mOny TO be given under oath He says
that until the committee starts with an
absolutely clean slate, and requires alb
SoIute proof Of the need of protection
its work is useless. The public, he add
ed, wOLId demand this course eventual
", so the present hearings are not get
ting down 10 the real beginning OF the
work.
That the tariff situation is daily
hanging for the better" Mr. Miles
continues. there IS no question. That
Mr.. Payne and Mr.. DalzeH thought to
give the public The satisfaction OF A
peremptory hearing. and then set TO
work and frame a new schedule that
would not differ materially from the
old is my belief. Nowhere In the world
has legislative bodies ever put such
a premium upon lying and half truth
and unsupported evidence"
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

May God. our Saviour. give you
grace 10 enjoy a happy Christmas and
d virtuous New Year, through Christ.
Our Lord. Amen"
Such was the theme OF the Yuletide
sermon delivered by Cardinal Gibbons
today at st. Peters Church, at Second
and c streets southeast.
The distinguished prelate had spent
the greater part of the day in the edi-
fee. He celebrated mass AZ Z O'Clock,
and gave holy communion TO mal.y
members Of the congregation. After
breakfast and a short rest, the cardinal
again appeared in church for the high
mass at 1880 o'clock, and delivered a
sermon. and this afternoon ne is ad-
ministering the sacrament OF cOnfirma-
tiOn to a class Of $40. The majority Of
these were boys and girls, but there
were number OF men and women who
Joined the children in their solemn
march to the altar railing, to receive
the pat upon the cheek from the hand
Of the most distinguished dignitary of
the Roman Catholic Church in tho
United States.
Quotes From st. John.
In his sermon this morning Cardinal
Gibbons quoted at length from the
teachings Of st. John the Baptist
Quietly but impreSsiveIy he told his
hearers OF the spiritual preparations
they should make in order that they
might participate properly in the annual
celebration or the birth of Christ.
Fiji up all the deficiencies Of the
SOUL" said the cardinal. IF you wish
TO prepare properly for the cSming of
Christ. Our pride must be subdued. our
self-esteem and false ambitions must
be put aside. There. must be an end
TO double dealing. deceit, and all else
that goes 10 cause friction between our
fellow-man. All Of this must be done if
the p-ecepts of John the Baptist are TO
be followed and we are to be worthy
10 participate in the joyous celebration
Of Christ's birth.
Relationship With God.
Great leaders Of antiquity thought
that they were the descendants Of God;
they informed the people that they
could 90 no wrong because Of that re-
lationship- In that they were wrong,
OF course But the relationship be-
tween God and man is the same today
az it was a thousand years ago. We
are the children OF God, and God is our
Father. Upon the occasion OF the Christ
mas celebration our souls and hearts
should be pure. Therefore, should you
be tempted to commit a great sin say
TO yourself I am the child Of God.
was born to better things.
Remember that you are not merely
the servant Of the Master. but rather
that you are the child OF the Father
Remember that it is better 10 put
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
BLACKHAND PLOT
AROUSES THE POLICE
WESTERN New York Man Is Threat.
ened With Being
Blown Up.

BUFFALO, y. Y. Dec. 2o.-The police
Of this section Of the state are engaged
trying 10 solve an alleged Black
Hand mystery which was given birts
in Cansseraga. and arrests are apt tc
De made 1T any moment today
When james Mapes, a prominent busi
ness man Of that village. went to his
Office he found a letter on his desk de.
manding that $500 be placed under the
platform Of the Erie railway station. OF
his ofEce and himself would he blown
10 pieces"
The money was not deposited and the
Office and M Mapes are stiI intact
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
OF REED
STILL A MYSTERY

The attempt made by James Daniels.
negro. TO end his life in a cell at the
Second precinct station, by cutting his
throat, viii throw no light on the mys-
terry surrounding the murder over a
year age Of Henry W. Reed, a saloon
keeper, the police said today.
Daniels has been living at u T street
pOrJhWes., the house in front Of which
Reeds body was found.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
SURPRISE THEATER
HAS SPECIAL BILL

The Surprise Theater offers a special
bin for Christmas week. 1t includes
the Towner Sisters, singing and dane
ing; the Sours, sensational artistic con-
tortionist, and Harry DAILY. eccentric
comedian, together with a complete
change of 1000 feet OF motion pictures
daily, making in all an exceptionally
fine program.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

SI-z5 TO Baltimore and Return
Today via Baltimore & Ohio r. R.-Advt
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
Died

BAhER-Suddenly, on Friday. December Is
sos, at her residence. Capitol Heights Nd
ELIZA J.. beloved wife Of Isaac NJ. Baker
BERNARD-On December Is. 1903 GATHER
TNE BERNARD, aged seventy-three
BLAKENEY-Ou Saturday. December u
1905. at . D. at his residence. 3I5 r
street northwest. THOMAS g BI.AKENEY
beloved husband Of the late Martha f
Austin
CARR-On Friday. December IS. 1905. Al
CARR.
COPENHAVER-On Saturday. Deosmber 10.
lsoS, infant son OF Eugene Z. and Gertr1lde
Copenhaver.
EXAL.-Entered into rest on December L.
l90S. al a m, SARAH CLARA EMAIL.
tnes Dsvis). beloved wife Of Turner Patter-
son Exall. in her hfty-ninth year.
LEAHY-On Saturday. December 70 1qoS
DENNIS LEAHN. beloved son OF Kat herine
and the late Dennis Leahy. a native OF
County Cork. ireland.
FITzGERALD-Sud Suddenly. on Saturday. De-
cenber 10. 1H0s. WILLIAM II. FITZGER-
AID. beloved husband OF Maggie Kane
Fitzgerald.
Remains at J. T. Clements undertaking
establishment. Thirty-second street, Wash
ington. y. -. II
AIrCHELl~-On December IS. 1905, at her
residence. Il I street northeast MARY
ayear-
Mrs Mary Frances Mitchell was SEVENTY
nine years old and a. lifelong resident OF
the District Of Columbia She was the
daughter Of tho late Patrick OrDonnoghue
and was a member Of an old and proni-
nent GeorgetOwn family. She is survived
ny three sisters, Miss EliZabet1. Miss Ella
ODonnoghue and Miss Catherine O'Don-
noghue. the latter sister in a convent at
De Sales. Nd Mrs Mitchell had been a
lonE-dme communiCant Of ST. Aloysius'
Catholic Church.
MURPHY-On Friday, December Is. 1908. at
MARY F MURPHY. beloved daughter Of
James J and Mary A Murphy.
PHILBIPS-On Saturday. December 10 1905
BEULAH JEANETTE. only daughter OF
Ida and Flagler Phillips. aged FIVE months.
SIMPSON-Ou Saturday. December To- 1905.
A. r m. at his residence 1901 Rhode
Island syeTge northwest THOMAS p
SIMPSON, aged eiShty-two years
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
PREACHER REQUESTS
SERMON SUBJECTS
Gets Wide Variety OF Suggestions,
But All Suggest
the Word.

BUFFALO, n Y, Dec. 20-The Rev.
DR.. Carl D. Case, pastor o. the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, one Of
the fashionable churches Of this city,
has appealed to the public for subjects
for his sermons. He report ed this morn
ing that the suggestions were varied
indeed. and that everything was sub
mitted from the most orthodox 10 the
most scientific.
Some appealed for sermons on current
subjects and advised the preacher TO
draw lessons from present day life in
society He announced that all Of the
suggestions together had suggested one
subject to him and that was Preach
the word"
Dr. Case took the position that the
Bible and gospel O. Christ were up to
date and that it was the duty or all
preachers Of the gospel to base their
prea ching on Biblical truth.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

Baltimore and Return, SI.25, Baltimore
and Ohio r r, Every Saturday and
Sunday All trains both ways. both
days. except Royal Limited. CITY Of
fees 117 q st. and 619 Penna. Ave.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
CARDINAL GIBBONS
HEARD BY HUNDREDS
Yuetide Sermon Preached at ST. Peters Church This
Morning. When Large Class Is Confirmed and
Communion Is Given.

/ your faith in the Father and pray 70
Him for assistance than to live in
fear Of the MASTERY
Petty JealOusies.
The cardinal then condemned the
petty jealOusies Of everyday life
How prone we are" he said, Ito
treasure In our hearts a fancied hatred
or grievance toward our fellow-man.
Do not say that # is cowardly not 10
resent an insult or TO retaliate when
YOU are struck a blow I say 10 you
that II is the highest standard - man
hood To forgive. Any dog will bark,
when barked at; wild animals strike
back when they are struck at, put a
true Christian will forgive the man VINO
does him an injury and be better for
it,"
In this connection Cardinal Gibbons
paid a beautiful tribute 10 the many
qualities which go 10 make up the char
acter OF a woman. Woman" said the
eminent prslate. lis the noblest creature
Of Gods creation. She Is the most self
sacrificing, and day In and day out she
is ready TO suffer pain and anguish
when she believes that her duty re-
quires it,"
Church Attendance.
In bringing his sermon to a close. the
Cardinal urged upon the congregation
the necessity for cons ant attendance at
church
"At this Christmas season." he said.
1T IS customary for the boys and girls
away at seminaTies. academies and col
Ieges 70 return TO their homes, to sit
at the paternal table and be joyful. Do
not forget that your Father invites you
TO His house every Sunday. Instead OF
leaning on reed-on each other-cOme
here and lean on Christ-uuburden your
souls at the sacrifice Of the mass. And
when the spirit Of God has entered
your soul, resolve that you will never
again return 10 your former life Of sin
May God, our Saviour. give you
grace 70 enjoy a happy Christmas AID
virtuOus New Year. through Christ
our Lord. Amen"
Dimes at Rectory.
At the conclusion OF the solemn high
mass Cardinal Gibbons went to the rec
tory OF St. Peters. where he took din
ner with the parish priests.
Later in the afternoon ne again
went % the church, where the 375
candidates for the sacrament OF con-
firma tiOn were awaiting him. Clad
in the elaborate robes Of his office.
and carrying the shepherds crook, he
passed up and down the altar railing.
administering the sacrament At the
concl sion Of this renony he gave
religious instruction To- those who had
just received the fun ritea Of the
church, after which he pronounced
benediction upon the entire crugregs-
tion.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20

your faith in the Father and pray 70
Him for assistance than TO live in
fear of the MasterJ
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
FIREBUG SUSPECT

TOLEDO, Ohio. Dec. 20-AIrs. Ida Cli-
shem- Toledo society woman. charged
with setting fire to her residence on
willard avenue by the State fire mar
shal department with attempt TO de-
fraud the National Insurance Company
OF Cincinnati. was bound over TO the
grand jury Ban was fixed today at
$500. after an agreement among the at
tOTneys.
The Washington times., 1908-12-20
HEAD OF SEMINARY
TO WE'D TOMORROW
J. W. Rowland, Of Forest Glen.
viii Marry Kinder
QaTten Teacher

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Dec. %
Joseph Wellington Rowland. superin-
tendent Of TIE National Park Seminary.
at Forest Glen, washington. D. c, and
Miss Florence Bacon Smith, a popular
teacher Of kindergarten in this citv.
VIII be married tomorrow evening at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs Seth w Smith, oy the Rev.
Dr. c. l.. Slattery, rectC~ OF Christ
Episcopal Church. The ceremony VIII
be attended only by relatives. but the
reception will have several hundred
guests.
Paul Dallwig, Of Washington. win be
best man, and Miss Alice Smith. sister
OF te bride, vii! be maid Of Onor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-05
TERSELY TOLD.

]. t. Horne, of Florals, is in the
city on business.
r. G. Bates, of Mobile, is here for
q few days, being registered at the
Escambia.
George w. Ward, a prominent De
Funia1z man, is spending a day or
two in Pensacola. the guest or Iriend5
and business associates.
j. ]. McCaskill, Jr., arrived from
Freeport yesterday, and is registered
at the Manhattan hotel.
H. c. Armstrong, of Jacksonville, is
transacting business in Pensacola
this week.
Jack Davis, of Montgomery, arrived
in the city yesterday, and will remain
a short time.
Fred Solomon is here from Mont
gomery.
pan; is spending a few days in Pen
Jno. p Davidson arrived from New
Orleans on business yesterday, and
is still in the city:
H. ]. Young, a prominent Oak Hill
man, is at local hostelry.
the city, arriving from Bridgeport,
Conn, yesterday.
The many local friends of Lieuten-
ant Jack" Bryan, VINO commanded
the revenue cutter PenrOse for four
years in Pensacola, will be pleased to
learn that he has been accorded a
/ promotion and considerable raise in
salary since entering upon his present
/ cruise.
Rev. G. w Gavin will preach at
Fort Barrancas Sunday at a. m.
w. 4. Carter, of Mobile, f. w.
Startling of Hopkinsville, KY, and j.
II. Bouling, yardmaster at FIomaton,
left yesterday at noon after short
business visits OF this city.
Jas. A. Carney, of Carney. Ala.
who spent several days in the city
on business, returned to his home
yesterday.
Ten cases were docketed for trial
in the recorders court yesterday
morning. OF this number one de-
PENDANT was discharged, one case
continued and fines amounting to S24
imposed
The maximum temperature at Pen
Sacola yesterday was "a degrees at
1l:SV a. m, while the minimum was
al degrees at 4:51 p. m. Last year
on the same date the maximum was
81 degrees and the minimum 7S de-
grees. The average maximum for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-05
HAPPY WOMEN.
Plenty of Them in Pensacola, and
Good Reason For II.

Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years OF backache suffering,
Days Of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cWe2
No reason why any Pensacola read
eT
Should suffer in the face of evidence
like this:
Mrs. Robert F1llingim, 603 n. De-
VillierS street, Pensacola, Fla, says:
For a long time 1 had severe pains in
my back and hips and nothing / tried
reached my trouble at all. [ could
scarcely bend and the pains would Of
ten make me cry aloud l did not rest
well at night and had severe head
aches. / saw Doan's Kidney Pills adj
vertised so highly that l procured a
box at the Crystal Pharmacy and be-
gan their use. A few doses made an
Improvement in my condition This
pains lost their severeness, I grew
stronger and felt better in every way.
! can truthfully say that DOan's Kid
ney Pills gave me more relief and
that more quickly than any other prep
aTatiOn I ever used
For sale By all dealers. Price 80
cents. FOster-MiIburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-05
OVER HALF Of
ROAD FINISHED
Turner Construction Com
pany Pushing Work on
Cemetery Road.

The Turner Construction Co. is
pushing the work on the cemetery
road as rapidly as the weather will
has been completed so far as the lay
ers of clay and gravel are concerned,
while all of the grading and curling
has been finished.
The work has been retarded to a
great extent by the heavy rains, which
not only stopped the work, but COM
PEELED the contractor to rebuild por-
ton of it. At the present time the
contractor is busy completing the
clay portion of the road, which is more
than half finished, and at the same
time is hauling gravel and placing it
on the layer of clay.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-05

In the United States District Court Nor
them District OF FTorida-Tn BANK.
ruptcy- IN Re- V Hoist, Sr., individually
and as The West End Fish Co, and AZ
partner OF the IA firm Of V Hoist e
Co, composed Of V Hoist, ST and w
II Observation-Disclosures Pensacola
Fla. Sept. 4. 1903.
The creditors Of the said V Hoist -~
Of Pensacola, Fla, said district. are h--r-
by notified that on the 18th dav 0f August.
4 =. 1919, he was duly adjudged A bank
TUpt. and that the first meeting Of hzr
creditors viii be held at my Office 1If
Biounr Building in the city OF Pensacola
ia, on the 16tn day Of September. A. -,
1909, at 20 O'Clock a. n, at which tins
me creditors may attend, prove tHrir
claims appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before 81 ID
meeting . L. SHINE
Referee in Bankruprcy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-05
NOTICE. OE SALE

beg to announce that | have sold
my stock, fixtures and lease, incIud-
ing good will, of my business at 2I6
South Palafox street, 80 osr. Ignatius
Fried, who will continue the same
style of business All pledges will be
taken care of by MIR. Fried and can
be reclaimed or the loans can be re-
neWed
In retiring from the business which
have conducted so long, | desire 10
thank my friends and customers for
their patronage and confidence in the
past, and TO beSpeak the same patron
age for Mr. Fried, whom / have known
for some time and who is fully deserv-
ing of same.
ALEX IISCHKOFF.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-05

of beautifying, which fortunately is
sidewalks.
For many months the wish dearest
the hearts of the young workers has
been that the streets surrounding the
grounds be paved. This is being done
and the entire place Will be improved
ten fold by the change which the new
walks will introduce One new fire es-
cape is also being added to School No.
], and many new exits are being pro-
vided, in the general Improvement
which the building is undergoing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-09-05

this date is 81 degrees and the aver
age minimum 73 degrees.
The Journal is in receipt of a re-
quest for the address of local dealer
in second hand typewriterS. This man
lives out of town but reads The Jour-
nal and complains of the fact that he
finds no advertisement that would
give him the address OF the desired
firm. Interested parties may obtain
name by applying to The Journal Of
fee.
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