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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-04-25
HOSPITAL PEOPLE IN COMEDY.
'fOur Folks was Successfully Repeated at
Cameron Hall Last night.

Our Folk drama in three presented apprecahv
Hall night The composed entirely
hospital employees and demonstrated that they possessed consider
about the best Of the Th
following he
Capt. Thompson retired ship master. j. H. Hume
Harry Thompson his SON Dorsey Morris.
Capt. Sleeper. returned Californian.
Teddy Sleeper. his Henley Sweeney. Jr.
Hiram Small, a mll-owner, I h Graham
Phil. Capt Thompsons manofan-work,. Elmo Hundley.
Thompson good gold Mrs Monier.
Mrs Sleeper hoping against hope. Miss Magnolia Robertson.
Becky Sleeper the tomboy. Miss Lillian Anderson.
Fiulda Prime full Of complaints. Miss Hardna Fleet
SLY York. 'slpsHr5 bst vssGags Mss k1s-a Msrssy
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

Now, if it should turn out that tie president of Guatemala had contrib uted to the republican campa gn fund of 1904, what would the d-m- ocrats make of that? They coul1 not say that he was after special privileges. It would merely show that MT. Cabrera wanted the domi-
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19
MoHAvE COUNTY MINES.

Work on the Holy Moses shaft is progressing. The shaft is being wid ened out and made two compartments in size and will be sunk to a depth of two hundred feet. At the present depth the ore shows good values in gold
 J. c. Potts and T. F. Hogan went out to the Golden Glance group of mines, near Thumb Butte a few days ago They will look the mines over and get things in shape to start up work as soon as the weather moder ates.
 A station has been cut on the 800 level of the Victor Gold mine and a crosscut run to the vein forty-seven feet Drifting is now being carried on at this level, but so far the ore body has been found to be much broken and low in value.
 C. J. Hutchinson, general manager of the Expansion Gold Mining company, reports that fifteen thousand gallons of water is now being produced by their water shaft and well at the mines. With a little more work suf- ficient water will be developed to sup ply a big cyanide plant.
 A carload shipment of ore has been made from the Connolly lease on the Flores mine this week. The ore is said to carry good values in gold. The Flores is one of the old mines of the Cerbat section and was considered one of the best properties in that region.
 Two carloads. comprising the Sun cloud mill. passed through Kingman this week to Chloride, whence it will be hauled out to the camp of the Ari- zona- Utah gold and copper company. It is the intention of the company to erect the mill at the mines and begin the reduction of ore as soon as pOssi- ble.
 John F Jones, at one time super intendent of the White Hills mines, under R. T. Root, was renewing old acquaintances. MT Jones went out to White Hills Tuesday last, where he will get things in shape to start up work on the mines. It is probable that under MT. Jones' management the mines of the White Hills will be again producing largely. This great group of mines has hardly been touched, al though an immense amount of bullion has been produced.-Miner (Kingman)
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19
A PLEA FOR THE PAUPER RICH.

A PLEA FOR THE PAUPER RICH.
 A mighty chorus of protest will go up against the statement made by Stuyvesant Fish the other day about the "pauper rich" He said: Tt is a great deal harder for a man who has been living at the rate of $2OO,- OOO a year to get down to a S50,000- a-year standard than it is for a man who has been living on $15 a week to get along on S1O." The protest will be based on the fact that a man on $15 a week has a very small mar gin left after procuring the bare necessities of life-the essentials on which the union of soul and body depend. The man who spends S2O0,- OOO a year, or S5O,OOO a year, for that matter. devotes the major portion of his income to what are properly termed luXuries. It might be humili- ating to a mans pride to descend from a $20O,OOO standard to a $50,OO0 standard, but it could-not truthfully be called a hardship The suggestion that it is harder to strip off some of the Iuxuries of the millionaire than to part with the ordinary necessities of civilized existence will strike most people as absurd.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19
PHoENIX, ARIZONA. JULY 1s. 1sO,
THE TERRITORYS VARIED
DELIGHTS

Hitherto The Republicans Pata- gonia correspondent has confined himself chiefly to mining news, that industry being the leading one in Santa Cruz county In this issue, however, his letter treats of that county as Q picturesque and fasci- mating summer resort. That his statements are not in the least over drawn will be attested by every traveller who has had occasion to travel through the hills of Santa Cruz and away from the railroad which, like most Arizona railways, seeks the plains or arroyas and the least attractive sections in order to secure better grades. There is no more delightful place to spend the summer than in the Santa Rita mountains, and it is likely that not one person in a hundred who live in Phoenix, has the slightest con ception of the beauties as well as the iditliL ItSDuf CtS Ol lildl IlSlbIlC SeC- tion. The world is beginning to ap- precilte a few little spots in Ari- zonl like the Salt River valley for it's agriculture, the Grand Canyon as an irconparaEle wonder. Prescott as d delightful mountain city, Globe auI Eisbee for their mines and Tue son for its historic interest. But bayGnG the shadow of all these. there are a tnousand places in Arizona mcrc delightful for mountain jour
 nevs and possessing a native gran deur as well as wealth in resources, the development of which is not yet possible and in many instances the very existence of which is known to only a few.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

John L. Sullivan, it is reported, is about to seek a divorce. The exam pie of our first families makes itself felt all the way down the scale.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

We know that none of the demo- cratic speakers felt last night what they said when they were bearing down on the republican party. Ac- cordingly no apologies will be de- manded.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

The busiest man on the face Of this terrestrial globe at the present moment is the campaign biographer
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19
Little James
%+..-s.+--s-f--s

] GA More or Less Botanical Discussion | of the Presidential Outlooll)
 If WiHyum J. O'Brien could "a been in Feenix last night he'd a been | glad. He'd a Rhode at tn Ackshun of tn Nashule Convenshun at Denver 1 had tn Approvle of tn Democrisy of | Arizony He wuddent "a seen no ker- nel Jim Guffeys a Sneellin' around tn City Hall Plazzy nor any body else at wanted to do him Dirt an if he'd a 1 had any doubts about his Leckshun he'd i a had 'em all Removed by tn Time | at tn Orryters got through showin' l how Onpossible it was fer Mister Taft 1 to Beet Mister O'Brien this Yeer. asst My Paw if it was so what ! tn Pote Rote at Hope Springs Eternle in tn Human Brest" an he replize ''Yes. James it's so in a Generic Way an it's as near tn Truth as PCtes gifts fer they has what's called a Pote's License to Groop many Packs at aint so with some at is. If tn Pote had in mind tn Democrats of tn United Staits he was off some an they got Human Brests too, big Wuns jist now, sos at they is a little Ches-
 
 But Hope aint what's called a Peryennial Plant in tn Democrat Rrest It has to be SOt out every 1 Yeers by a Nashnle Convention but it's got a Fertile Soil an it Thrives. It litrally springs as tn Pote seZ an sOcn gifts tO be what's called a Rank Growth. It Furnishes worse'n Alfalfy till tn early November Frosts comes along an Harvests it an tben tn Feeld lies Fallow as tn Aggercul- cherists says. fer tn next 1 Yeers.
 Hope. James is wun of tn Gratest things they is. If it wasn't fer Hope life wuddent be worth Twin. If they wasn't no Hope they wuddent be No Democrat OrgyniZashun."
 How about tn Republican Party" I asts. "Cuddcnt it grow Hope too if it Tride?" ss.xR
 Tt Mite, if it had to-" Replize My Paw, fer Fckes can do some Wonder fle things under Preshure but tn Re publican Party's got crop ats more Substanshule an fillin' n hope It's tn best Pliticle Forridge Plant ats ever been Cultivated. It's What's called tn Ded Sinch. It looks a good Deel like Hope while it's Growth but tn Diffrunce between 'em is at tn Ded Sinch Matoors while tn Democrat Hope Crop always finds tn Seeson in tn United Staits too short"
 Well" I asts, Whats tn use of tn Democrats tryin' to Raise it then"
 Tt Keeps 'em Busy" Replize My Paw. fer you know tn. Mottoe Satin finds some Mistchef still fer Idol hands to do Oh, sYes, Hopes a good Thing. It'd be a Crate Clamity to tn Country if tn Whole Democrat Party was without Occypashun an should all git into Mistchef at Wunst"
 Then, l sez to My Paw sez I, Then you don't think There's no Chanst fer Mister O'Brien?"
 I didn't think so,' sez he, till I went to that there Rattyficashun Meetin' last night. Pm most sure now at hell git tn Electorle Vote fun AriZony an that'n Help Some"
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

If the country were inclined to regard the New York Stock Exchange as the business pulse of the nation it would feel feverish or depressed all the time. But it has long since been observed that there is no real relation between the dOings in Wall street and the rest of the country. In fact we have often been pros erous in the midst of a stock ex- change panic.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

The newly elected president of the Panama republic rejoices in the name of Obaldia. His pictures show that his name libels his cranial thatch.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

It appears that they had that la waiian native dance after all.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19
ELKS, ATTENTION.

All members of Phoenix lodge, No. 335. E. P. O. F. are requested to meet at the lodge rooms on Monday, July 20th, at 10 a. m. to attend the funeral of our departed brother, Thos. D. Ben nett.
 PAUL RENAL INGLES.
 Exalted Ruler.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

The Los Angeles Times figures that Arizonians are spending this summer in that locality, $3,5OO,OOO for the privilege of cooling off. That is a high price lo pay for what we can get so much better and cheaper within a few hours ride if we think we have to have it Maricopa county it is estimated, is contributing a half million dollars to the southern Cali fornia fund But then, at the end of the season we will have the sat isfaction of knowing that we had 1t to spend and of having proved to the insiders" that we were not "pikers." S .,1n
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

Many a man who is sure he is right lacks the energy to go ahead.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

If the carrier fails to leave The Re- publican at your address any day noti- fy the office before noon and a spe- ciaI messenger will deliver it. We expect subscribers to get their paper every day in the year, and unless they advise us of poor service we cannot properly serve them. PHONE MAIN 47.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

Gold Dust, Tuesday. McKee's, 15c.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

hating government of the western continent to be one that could be relied upon. For the same reason, we imagine Very large majority of all the contributions were made.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-19

The American athletes may be beaten out of their rights in the Olympic games, but the British as sociation is being informed that 1t is not getting away with the game uE- observed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
HAD TO CRACK THE SAFE
so They Got a Professional Cracks.
man Out OF the Pen 60 DO
the Job.

Marquette, Mich, July 27.-That
lack OF practice has not caused Thomas
Leslie. convict in the Marquette
prison, 70 lose his cunning in Juggling
with combinations and locks was
quickly demonstrated by him. In re-
sponse to an appeal to Warden Russen
he was taken 10 Negaunee for the pur-
pose Of opening the safe In the Duluth.
South Shore and Atlantic railroad com
pany's station.
The station agent was unable TO I'm.
lock II and local experts were also baf
fed Leslie. who is spending con
siderable period NJ the Marquette pen.
ltentiary for work In the e-breaklng
liDe was taken 20 the scene in custody
Of Deputy Warden Catlin, aud within
a few minutes he had the steel door
unlocked. The prisoner Is one OF the
best-liked men nj the penitentIary
both among his fellow-convicts and
with the officers. He Is employed as
steward OF the hospital department.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

Hongkong, July 29.--A typhoon
struck Hongkong shortly before IL
O'Clock az night, causing unusually
high seas TO run. A number OF Chi
nese were drowned. Members OF. the
crew OF the British cruiser Astraea,
with searchlight started out I'm q cut
ter 10 rescue thirteen men VINO
were lighting Tor life against the angry
waves. After an hours battle they
succeeded in resculng six OF them, tho
Others being drowpedt No damage "a
any European vessel Is reported The
property loss on shore is very heavy,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
PICK M'CASKRIN
FOR GOVERNOR
Rock Island statesman Nominated by
Independence League 60 Head
Illinois Ticket.

Chicago. JuH 30.--Fo,lowlng tho
meeting Of the national committee tho
Independence party held its Illinois
state convention and nominated tho
following ticket; Governor. George
w. Mccaskrin, Rock Island; lieutenant
governor, C.. T.. Heach. Paxton: state
treasurer. Louis III. Hamburg. Chlca-
20; secretary OF state. Frederick
Greer, Chicago; auditor OF public ac-
counts. r. It. Lister. Springfield; attor-
ney general. Anderson Il. Garrett. East
~. Louis; clerk supreme court. James
+. Cronin, Chicago: university trustees.
Mrs. Elizabeth kirkpatrick. Chicago:
Mrs. Winifred Godle.gh, Joliet, ana
Or. Willis c. Stone, Chicago.
The state convention adopted n plat
form and Endorsed Dr. Howard s. Tay-
Tor, OF Chicago, for United States SEN
ator.
Mr. Hisgen, the presidential NOM
lnee, left In the afternoon for the east
to prepare for the campaign. He ex-
poets TO share the campaign speech
making with Mr.. Hearst
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

at IFS frst national convention. The
friends OF Bryan made an effort dur
ing the night session 20 bring his
name before the convention. and the
man who attempted IL nearly produced
a riot and narrowly escaped physical
violence at the hands Of the ind gnant
delegates. The man who sought TO
place Bryan In nomination was ]. |.
Shepard, OF Fort Scott. Kas lie did
not succeed In his mission. for being
called TO order by the convention ana
questioned by Chairman Walsh he ad.
mitted that IL was his intention TO
name Bryan.
The nomination OF Hisgen was made
on the third ballot, his chief competi-
tors being Milton w. Howard. OF
Alabama, and John Temple Graves OF
Georgia. Reuben r. Lyon, OF New
York, received complimentary vote
on the first ballot and william Ran.
dolph Hearst had forty-nine friends
who voted for him on the first two
ballots The nomination OF Graves
was made unanimously. all the other
candidates having been withdrawn.
The convention adjourned sine die az
1:24 n. IN.
The convention put in the day per.
fecting the organization. Installing the
permanent officers and adopting plat.
form and then took a recess 10 s y. m.
Charles A. Walsh. OF Iowa. was made
permanent chairman OF the conven-
ton. There was protracted debate
IN the resolutions committee on the
currency plank, and threat OF bolt
from some members OF the committee
against the plank In favor OF a central
government bank through which cur
rency Is 10 be issued ito the people"
But the platform was adopted enthusi.
asticlly and with apparent unanlmlty.
At the night session the nominations
were made.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
GOVERNMENT is BOUND TO ACT
Rebaters Must BE Brought 20 Punish.
ment, Says Bonaparte.

| H'hH says bouupoftt.
In his statement the attorney gen.
crnl said: THE government viii make
every effort In Its power 10 secure a
revision OF the recent decision and
opinion OF the circuit court OF appeals
for the seventh circuit in the case OF
The Standard on Company OF Indiana.
either by the court OF appeals Itself
or II necessary, by the supreme court
OF the United States The gentlemen
who have been in consultation with me
oil unite I'm my opinion that In the in
terest OF the impartial and effective
administration OF our laws such action
on the part OF the government is i'm.
peratively demanded by the circum.
stances OF the case and the possible
consequences II this opinion should
stand as authority without question
by the government.
ITO this end an application for re-
argument OF tho case and a motion
for modification OF the opinion will
be sumbitted 10 the circuit court or
appeals oD behalf Of the United States
az the earliest possible moment Other
appropriate steps will be taken after
wards, their character 20 be determin.
cd by the courts action upon this ap-
plication. The pending prosecutions
In which the giving or receiving OF re-
bates or offenses Of like character are
charged will be pressed 20 trial aud
Judgment by the government with MI
possible energy. and as promptly as
may be practicable.
"In the view OF the governments
legal advisors the reversal OF the judg.
ment In the case recently decided In no
way affects the merits OF that contro-
versy. or the necessity and duty OF
bringing TO punishment. II possible. IN
this and any other cases any individual
or corporation shown 20 have evaded
or defed the laws"
In discussing the various aspects or
the case Attorney General Bonaparte
took occasion 20 refer 20 the report
published in certain newspapers 10 the
erect that W. parmelee Prentice, the
son-ln-law Of John u. Rockefeller, had
given. or was 10 give. dinner 20 the
attorney general. Rockefeller and
Judge Grosscup. ronaparte said I'm
this connection: ~ have not the
pleasure OF Mr.. rrentice's acqnalnt.
nnce. I did not know that Judge Gross
cup was here until after he had LETT
and the dinner Is entirely n fgment OF
lively Imagination"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

West Branch. Mich. July 30.-The
bodies OF William Fox. the lambert.
vile murderer and suicide and wife
whom he killed in Jealous rage. were
brought here aud placed in the SellSirk
cemetery side by side. Fox has al
ways borne the reputation OF being n
bad man and had threatened TO kill
MS wife before leaving here. His vic
tim always borne good reputation
mere ana u Is no doubt that she was
driven from home by the brutal treat.
ment Of her husband.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
cholera Along The, River valsa.' )

ST. Petersburg, July Gothic gov
eminent is preparing for an outbreak
OF Asintic cholera all along the River
volga. from Nizhni Novgorod 20 It's
mouth, and az the Caspian ports The
entire Yolga region and'both coasts OF
the Caspian. together with the teryjtsry
OF the Don cossacks, already have been
officially declared in the cholera zone.
but the sanitary authorities hope TO
confne the disease within these limits
and prevent II from reaching Moscow
snd st Petersburg this year. '.9t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
well KNOWN Grooer pead.

Kansas City,. July 3o-Peter u.
Halght, well known wholesale
groceryman OF Omaha ana Kansas
City, Is dead NJ his home I'm this city
aged forty eight years. He was the
head OF the Omaha firm OF T. II.
Haight & Co, grocers, and was presl.
dent and founder OF the Western Buy-
ers' association OF this city and Oma-
ha. He was also Interested Ia the
wholesale drug business and owned
several stores IN Omaha and Kansas
City.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

every reasonable right 70 believe thai
me people are now booking
Warner was checrcd as he began.
her periods were inAorsed with more
Ulcers. and The cheering was loud and
long az bis close. Hut generous as was
the applause given Inn. IL was mere
zephyr OF accIamation compared with
Mat given the party leader, as bowling
20 the assembled thousands he proceed
ed TO reply. His speech was very
fHl and complete discussion OF the
issues OF the campaign. and was given
a very cyclone Of appreciation az It's
close.
1'aft's acceptance will be followed
by a procession Of marching clubs. and
later by public reception ON the lawn
With the speech over. the scene was
shifted for the review OF the parade.
a platform with a canopy cover was
thrust through the high iron gates OF
the mansion and over the sidewalk.
On this Judge Taft took his stand.
Marching club after marching club
were there 10 salute. shout, wave
hags. canes. hats. receiving smiling DC
Acknowledgement. stirring their enthusi-
aSm afresh, and then gave place 10
other clubs from other sections.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01
Mack 20 he Manager.

Norman Il. Mack. OF Buffalo, N. Y,
will DE chairman OF the Democratic
national committee and director OF the
campaign. He was chosen az confer.
ence at Chicago. between William
Jennings Bryan and party leaders
OF the national committee held
In the Auditorium Annex. other OF.
ficers chosen at the conference are:
Vice chairman. T.. l.. Hull, Nebraska;
secretary. Trey woodson. Kentucky;
treasurer. Cherries y. Haskell. oklaho-
ma; sergeant-at-arms. John l. Martin.
Missouri. Central headquarters for
the campaign win be In Chicago with
branch headquarters In New York.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

These a. the jackson Prison Not Help.
Ing Gov Warner in His
Campaign.

Campaign.
Jackson, Mich. July So Warden
Armstrong denies emphatically that
ofzcers at the prison have been assess
cd - each 10 help Governor Warner
In his campaign. Armstrong says that,
With his family. he went last Thursday
TO visit his aged mother. returning hate
x&frday night, aud was not doing
csmpaign work as reported. He after
WARDS learned that a movement 10 as
sess the prison employees was on foot.
bar ss Immediately put stop TO Il
he says hf wishes the officers 10 IN
dsrrfsnd that they are at liberty To-
contribute as freely a. they wish 10
Warner, Bradlek or any OF the candl.
dates. but there must be no concen.
trated move for any one mas. The,
warden ~ opposed 10 party politics In
the prison administration, believing in
principal that this Is free country.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

An imperial Trade just issued az Con
stnntlnople ordains the assembling
OF chamber OF deputies In &c.
cordancc with a constitution which has
been elaborated by the sultan. The
trade has been communicated 10 the
walls and the district lieutenant gov.
errors with the necessary orders for
the holding OF elections. The constltu.
ton which the trade makes effective Is
practically the one worked out in 1870
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

Clio, Mich, July 20.-Because the
council refused 20 renew his saloon
license Al. Jones, proprietor OF the
only hotel In the village. boarded the
front OF II In unsightly fashion. The
council has now discovered that the
Hotel Clio abuts about ten feet into
the street and has told Jones that he
must either -emove the dispensing
boards or move his hotel back from the
village property.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-01

The crusier Gelderland was ordered
20 proceed Immediately 20 Venezuela
10 protect Dutch interests there.
The Gelderland arrived on wlllem.
stad a. q o'clock In the morning. She
was ordered 10 quarantine station. The
Gelderland had on hoard J. u. de Reus.
minister resident % the Netherlands
at Caracas. who was dismissed from
Venezuela by President Castro NJ. de
Rens boarded the wprship AZ Porto
cabeIlo.