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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-11-27
New Train Service on Frisco to
St Louis.

Leave Aberdeen at 1886 pm. Ar
rive Memphis sos pm. Leave Mem
phis $40 pm. Arrive ST. Louis 1875
am. This train makes good time and
is equipped with coaches, electric
lights and electric fans. Pullman
sleepers. For further information call
ON ]. r. YOUNG, Agent.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1908-11-27

'Doan's Ointment cured me of &C.
zema that had annoyed me q long
time. The cure was permanent ~
Hon. 5. W. Matthews, Commissioners
Labor Statistics. Augusta, Maine.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
A KENTUCKY DUEL
 ON NEW YEARS EVE
A Man Who Had Fighting Record
 Fatally Wounded.

Wingsville. Ky, Jan. IA J. Ballard last night engaged in a shotgun duel with Ollie and Boone Heney. brothers, at Yale, mining town. Ballard and Boone Heney were fatally injured Ballard participated twenty years ago in fight resulting in the death of two of his brothers wounding the oth- CT men under unusual circumstances He killed Peter Spencer and on trial was sentenced to life imprisonment. The courtroom was crowded and guards had to be placed at every exit as 1t had been reported that an att tempt would be made to release Bal lard.
 When Ballard was brought 10 trial after his sentence his brothers. Moses and James. started riot and attempt ed to release their brother. The guards however in a running battle killed both. Jack Ballard escaped but was recaptured and sent to the peniten- tiary. He was pardoned six years ago. IL has since been reported that man who died in the west confessed that he and not Ballard. had killed Spencer for whose murder Ballard was serving his sentence.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
THE WEEKS MYSTERY
 IS STILL iNIACT
Not the Slightest Clue to the Identity of a Dead Body Which Has Been Twice Identified.

New York. Jan. 1.-The mystery en- veloping the murder Of the woman in red" is seemingly as impenetrable to- day as when the nude body was first discovered last Thursday partially concealed in water and slime in a pond near Harrison, N J. Thus far the de- tectives have failed to find a single reliable clew to the Identity of the woman O. her shaver. The identifica- tiVns of the dead woman by Mrs. Hat tie Hull and Detective Abelle Of Or ange have completely collapsed and left the case more puzzling than ever.
 Word was received from Philadel- phia today that Agnes O'Keefe whom Detective Abelle believed was the murdered woman. had been found in that city. Mrs. HGll's identification is not credited by the police.
 Acting Mayor Daly of Harrison an nounced today that the city council would offer a reward of s1.000 for the conviction of the slayer of the woman The famous Belgian police hounds imported recently for the trailing of malefactors in the outskirts of the city may be used in an attempt to track the murderer.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
CLASH OF C0NSULAIES
 Al 0C0S. GUATEMALA
An Affair Which May Have to Be Ad-
 iusted by United States and Mexico.

Guatmala City. Jan. 1.-The Amer ican charge d'affaires. Williams F. Sands. has returned from Ocos whith- CT he went personally to investigate an alleged attack on the American consulate there by the Mexican con- sul.
 It is said that the American consul fears a further attack and declares that the Guatemalan authorities have refused to- protect him. alleging that Guatemala fears Mexico may resent action taken against Mexican citizens.
 The Mexican minister 10 Guatemala. SenOr Gamboa. it is said. claims that if the United States makes demands of Guatemala they will serve as an excuse for a serious attack upon Mex jeans residing at Ocos. The activity displayed by Sands has resulted in the judge of San Marcos being sent to Ocos 10 institute a judicial inquiry into affairs there and it is believed this will be greatly to the benefit of Americans.
 Owing to recent disturbances in Honduras tle state department at Washington has advised the legation here that any Americans found en- gagged in filibustering expeditions they be dealt with severely as the United States is determined to prevent strife in Central America
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
RENO 10 BE DRAGGED
 FOR A GANG OF CROOKS
The Wave of Crime Dashes SO High as
 To Alarm the Authorities.

Reno. Nev. Jan 1-The municipal and county peace officials here decid- ed today to drag" Reno in an effort to capture what they believe to be gang Of crooks that have committed hOldups every few nights during the last two months. George Brown. laborer. was murdered by one of four highwaymen who robbed the Jargstorf hotel at an early hour Saturday night.
 After searching most of the crowd in the gambling house attached to the hotel, the highwaymen took the rou- lette bank roll. amounting to several hundred dollars. Then as they passed through the door to the street, a shot was fired which ended Browns life. The Dalton gambling house in the center of the city was held up in the same H,anner last week The highway men escaped.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
CAPTURE OF ROBBERS
Who Had Plundered the Rochester N.
 Y. Street Railway Go.

Rochester, N Y. Jan. Frank Whitney and Geo. Carlisle arc under arrest today as a sequel to the robbery yesterday by three men in an automo- bile of a box containing S2.s59 of the receipts of the Rochester Street Rail- way Co. The plunder was taken to the home of the brother-in-law of one of the party. When the house was searched a suit case was found, in which all the missing money. a lot of silver ware and a set of burglars tools were found. Carlisle later entered the house and saw the detectives. He fired two shots at Detective Wideman and in a hand-to-han fight was bad ly beaten.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
ANNUAL GREETING
 OF THE PRtSIDfN!
The White House Reception Yesterday More Than Usually Gorgeous Affair.

Washington. Jan. 1.-The president received at the White House today the New Years throng of we'll wishers which was three hours in passing. Mrs. Roosevelt and the members of the cabinet and their ladies were assist ants. Though curtailed in numbers, there were 5645 people. more than 1000 over any preceding New Years day. The reception was resplendent in all the traditions which have accumulated to it's history in more than a hundred years. The gorgeousness of the dip lomatic and militant features, the cor diality of the many personal friends Of the president who made their sev- enth annual greeting as such. and the intensely human patriotic chacteris- tics of the American people combined to bring a happy conclusion to the historic event
 The presence of men whose names are daily in the public press as presi- dential aspirants lent an interest to the more subtle observers. The vice president, the speaker of the house, Secretary CortelyOu and Senator La Follete all had pleasing things said to them in the big East Room. where the distinguished guests gathered to chat after passing through the historic Blue Parlor and making a bow to the receiving party.
 Admiral Brownson whose recent dif- ferences with the president led to his resignation from the bureau of navi- gatiOn, came late, but hurried through the lobby and reached the president near the head of the gorgeously uni- formed naval line. The admiral re- ceived many hearty handclasps from brother officers of the line of the navy. Admiral Rixey was also in the naval contingent.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
ALABAMA NEGROES
 LINED UP FOR TAT!
They Express Their Appreciation of the Distributor of Postoffrce Ap- pointnents.

Mobile, Jan. Ten thousand col ored people gathered today and cele- brated emancipation day with mon- ster meeting. Rev. B. F. Wheeler was the principal speaker. The following resolutions were adopted: Resolved. that We, the colored people of Mobile. Alabama, pledge our continual allegi- ance to the fearless leader and faith ful champion of the third term move ment in the person of Frank H Hitch cock first assistant postmaster gen. eral, and We consider MT. Taft fortu- nate in securing such man as Hitch cock to manage his interests in the southern states. We will feel much more friendly in the future to MT. Tafts movements than we have in the past.
 Whereas. We have heard that with in the last few days an effort mas been made to recognize individuals con- nected with the former Lily White movement with a view of reviving the Lily White party in Alabama, we do enter our most solemn protest against any individuals or organization that will in any degree give aid and com fort to the Lily White party in the state. We further resolve that We will inform our brothers in the United States as soon as we know of any presidential candidate recognizing the Lily White movement in the south. so that both in the primary election and in the vote for president. they may cast their votes and influence against any candidate who recognizes the Lily White party"
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
The BlOodest Event Since the Riots of
 Last September
Three Bremen Cut Into Ribbons Falling Against the Window of Store Run by the Sons of Nippon

L. The latter were borne to the ground and cut and slashed until the sidewalk and the front of the store were cover ed with blood.
 The police station is less than three blocks away but it was quarter of an hour before armed officers arriv- ed at the scene. Only four arrests were made as nearly all the Japanese had scattered at the sight of the po- lice
 Anderson's face is marked with many slashes. From the back of his ear to his shoulder was a slit an inch deep. that only missed the jugular vein by the fraction of an inch. His body was stabbed in half a dozen places. The other two men were cut and bleeding from wounds on their faces and arms. All were taken to the hospital Three doctors worked over them for hours, sewing up their wounds.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
ALGERIAN TRIBES.
Finally Recognize the Dominion of the
 French.

Lalla Magnhia. Algeria. Jan. 1.-Gen. Jauley. commanding the French troops considers the operations against the frontier tribes ended and that they have met with complete success. his men having penetrated the mountain fastnesses. Marabout Boutcich the prime instigator of hostilities toward the French, and the few remaining surrendered today to Colonel Feli- neau's column. Up to the present time the tribesmen have paid sI6OOO in in demnities and handed over 725 maga- zine rifles
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
GOOD MATCH
 FOR ATTFLL
Owen Moran Made the
 Fight a Draw
The English Champion Made a Better Showing Than the American.

Colma Arena, San Francisco. Jan. 1. Owen Moran the champion feather weight of England today made a draw of the fight of twenty-five rounds with Abe Attell the champion of Americas who was thought to be invincible at that weight. Moran was strong aggres- sive and as quick as a flash. He kept on top of Attell all the time. Attell had plenty of opportunity to use his boasted eleverness in keeping away from the rushes of the little English boy. Attell seemed to lack force in his punches and found it extremely diff cult to land a blow on a vital spot. Moran's eye was blackened and his nose bled but Attelrs rips to the stom- ach and swings to the jaw were miss ing.
 Moran's game was to lead with eith- CT the right or left and then close in. In the clinches he fought viciously but did not do Attell much harm. The final round was the most exciting. Moran seemed to take on a new lease of vigor and with his head down he waded into Attell, swinging rights and lefts. When the gong for the close sounded both men kept on fighting fiercely and Jim Jeffries had to sep arate them.
 Jeffries, decision of a draw was re- ceived with approval except by violent partisans. There came near being no fight owing to the fact that Moran was two ounces over weight Attell did the shylock act and had to be paid s25O. for the surplus two ounces before he would consent to go on. Moran's manager stated after the fight that the boy found it extremely difficult to get down to weight and at II o'clock this morning he was compelled to do two miles of vigorous road work.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02

Portland, Jan. LA special to the Oregonian from Vancouver. says AL len Anderson, a fireman, is dying. and two other young men, members of the fire department, are in the hospital as the result of a fight today in the Jap anese quarter with an overwhelming number of Japanese. The fight was the worst in the city since the Septem- her riots.
 Anderson, accompanied by J. R. Frost and T. Donald. were passing a Japanese store when Frost stumbled and fell against a plate glass window front. The glass was smashed and fragments were still falling when a score of Japanese appeared from the inside and rushed at the trio. The firemen were uniformed with brass buttons, and official caps. but the Japanese knifed them furiously.
 Within three minutes there were dozens of Japs in the fight, all trying to get at the white men.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
IhE WRONG COFFIN
 IN THE DRUCF CASE
Attorneys for the Claimant Say There was Another Containing a Roll of Lead.

London, Jan. 1.-Attorneys for Geo. Hollamby Druce the claimant for the vast estates of the Duke of Portland for the title have given out a state ment expressing dissatisfaction over the conduct of the elimination of the body Of Thomas Charles Druce, be- cause the floors of the vault was not opened. They say that their repre- sentatives at the exhumatiOn were in structed to demand that this be done for they had received letters stating that the second coffin containing lead would be found there.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
A Significant Invitation Sent Out by the
 War Department
AdJutant Generals of the Pacific States Asked O a Conference for the Consideration of Plans for De- tending the Pacific Coast.

Portland, Ore. Jan. 1.-The Oregon ian will say tomorrow that the adju- tant generals of three Pacific coast states have been invited by the war department to go to Washington for a conference at the earliest possible date on the subject of coast defences. Adjutant General W. E. Finzey of Oregon. and J. B. I4aUck of California will leave for Washington to morrow. General Otis Hamilton of Washington will start east on Saturday. The re- quest from the war department for a conference is regarded here as pecul- iary significant, indicating that the
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
S0UIh AFRICAN HERO
 COMMITS SUICIDE
He First Attempted the Wholesale Slaughter of His Wife's Family.

London, Jan. 1.-MajOr Coates Phil lips. the officer who distinguished himself in the South African war. committed suicide here last night un- der sensational circumstances. The major had been divorced. Some time ago he made an attempt to kill him self in the residence of his former wife, but was restrained.
 Last night he returned to the home of Mrs. Phillips and forced an en- trance His former wife. her mother and daughter, were present and saw the man break in the door, and fled. The Major opened fire with a revol- yer. aiming at every one he could see. and then blew out his brains. The mother of Mrs. Phillips was wounded. but not seriously.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02

government intends preparing for any emergencies that may arise.
 The principal topic for consideration at the conference will be that of train ing volunteer coast artillery reserve 10 man the oregon. Washington and California Qualifications. It k under stood that coast artillery officers alone are to be included in the conference which is a fact significant of the gov ernment's attitude concerning the pos sible need of defending the west shore at some future date. Acting Secretary of War Oliver transmitted the request for the conference.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
PUTER PARDONED
Frank ]. Heney Congratulates and
 Admonishes Him.

Portland. Jan. 1.-Stephen A. D.. Puter' the land fraud king" last night received the following from Frank J. Heney. who is in Tucson. Arizona, on private business: "The president has pardoned you at my re- quest. The warrant goes direct to the marshal. Happy New Year. and may you apply your undoubted tall ents to honest work hereafter"
 Puter will leave immediately for Berkeley, California, where he lives. returning in time to testify at the land fraud trials in January.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
EARLIER NEGOTIATIONS

Baltimore. Jan. 1.&S. Davies War field returned to the city tonight from New York, but when seen by a repre- sentative of the Associated Press. he said that it would be inexpedient for him to make any statement relative to the Seaboard Air line situation pend ing the application for the appoint- ment of a receiver. It Is known that a conference has been in progress. the outcome of which might possibly be
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH

Collinsville, Ind, Jan. 1.-The explo- sion of a lamp in the home of Helmer Duquinski last night set fire to the house and three children perished. They were in bed and the burning oil was poured over the bed clothing The mother was seriously burned in at tempting their rescue.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02

gave the appearance of having been entered into jokingly, passed quickly into a serious stage and resulted in the adoption of a proposal prohibiting the manufacture and sale of cigar cites in the state.
 The proposition carried in the com mittee of the whole and was later adopted 5S to r in the formal ses- sion. Opposition to the proposal will be renewed when it comes up on it's second reading
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
Il. H. ROGERS
 PET RAILWAY
Application for Receiver
 ship for SedbOdrd
There Had Been an UnSuc- cessful Effort to Avoid That Step.

Richmond Va. Jan. 1-Seaboard Air Line lawyers left here on a special at $50 for Danville to meet Judge Pritchard. Application for a receiver ship for the road was made to Judge Warde tonight. but he referred the attorneys to Judge Pritchard. Law yers will see Pritchard by Il o'clock tonight
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
AN ALLEGED NIGHT RIDER

R. Grenshaw, a prominent young Trigg county planter. was arrested to- night charged with being a member of the night rider band which invaded HOpkinsville on the night of Dec 6. Grenshaw who is well to do. protests his innocence. He furnished S2OO bond.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
CIGARETTES IN MICHIGAN.
The Legislature Threatening to Ex-
 clude Them From the State.

Lansing. Mich, Jan. In the con stitutional convention today a cigar cite discussion that in the beginning
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02

the staying off of the receivership. but the Associated Press dispatch from Richmond is taken to indicate that the conferences alluded to have not had a favorable outcome
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
OLDEST WOMAN IN
 OREGON DEAD.

Hilsboro. Ore. Jan. Mrs Mary Ramsay Wood. 119 years of age. and the oldest white woman in oregon. died today
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02

FOR RENT-Five-room house on north End Avenue. unfurnished. E. E. Pascoe, Real Estate Loans and Insur- ance. no North Center Street
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02

MONEY TO LoAN.-If you want to build and need some money. come and see me: my rates are the lowest. r E Pascoe. 1I0 North Center Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-04

ment, the Sewalls announce their in
tention of building another ship to re-
place the Arthur Sewall, work to be-
gin on the new vessel when the lost
ships insurance is settled. II is pro-
posed to equip her with auxiliary pow
er after the manner of the big Rick
mers square ringers, which fly the Ger
man flag. The new one will be the
first square rugged vessel built on the
Atlantic coast of the United States
since 1902, when Sewall & Co. launch
ed the Atlas.
This hoodoo is evidently extended to
all American deep water sailing YES
sells, for in addition to those already
mentioned which have Jared badly in
rounding the Horn the bark Prussia
was totally wrecked on the Patagonian
coast last June while on a voyage from
Norfolk to Bremerton Wash; the four
masted ship Kenilworth has been since
August, 1906, on a passage from Phil
adelphia to San Francisco, has twice
been driven into port in distress, and
is not yet in the Pacific, and the Stand
ard Oil Acme, of the same rig, has ar
rived at Portland, Ore, with sundry
damages.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-04
WESTERN SHEEPMEN
WILL FORM A TRIIST

SALT LAKE CUtah), April 15.-Four
thousand sheepmen, representing 90
100000 sheep, of an aggregate value Of
$50 900, are to unite in the nature OF
Ia protective trust against the wool
buyers of the East. This includes the
sheepmen of Utah, Wyoming, Montana,
Nevada, Colorado, Arizona and portions
of New Mexico. In fact, it will be in
the form of a federation OF Western
sheepmen. Every sheepman in these
States will be asked by personal letter
to hold his wool for higher prices than
are now being offered by the wool
buyers.
The movement was started from the
office of the Wool Growers Association
in this State. A letter will be sent
through the West informing the
sheepmen of the value of uniting in
their demand for higher prices. Huge
washouts capable of holding million:
of pounds of wool will be erected a
convenient points in the West on tn
line of the big railroads.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-04

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