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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-11
RECORDS
In Athletics Smashed at An.
nual Meet at Madison
Square Garden

New York, Mar. 10-The champions
at nearly every branch Of field and
track sports were brought together
at the annual indoor carnival of the
New York Athletic club at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Forest Smithson, in the third heat
of the seventy-yard hurdle handicap
race, made a new worlds record of
8 As seconds from scartch.
Matt McGrath of the New York
Athletic club, made new worlds rec
ord in throwing 56-pound weight for
height. From scratch he threw the
weight Is feet z inches.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-11
SENATOR ELECT
SHOT IN DUEL

Amite, La, March 10.-Democratic
Senator Elect D. S. Kemp, was to-
night shot and killed by c. F. Hyde,
a political and business leader in the
community. The men quarreled to-
day over the recent democratic state
primary. Hyde charging Kemp with
untruthfulness. Later Kemp, revo1v-
er in hand, met Hyde and slapped
his face. The men then agreed to
a duel, which took place almost i'm
mediately. Hyde was not injured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-11
HARRY ORCHARD
PLEADS GUILTY
Changes His Plea From Not
! Guilty to Guilty in
| First Degree;
Plea Accepted and He Will
Be Sentenced on the
| 18th Of March

Caldwell, Ida, March 10.-Harry
Orchard today, before Judge Free
mont Wood in the district court, was
allowed to withdraw his former plea
of not guilty entered at his first ar
rangement by order of the court
when he stood up and entered an
other plea Of guilty to the charge
Of murder in the first degree as
charged in the indictment Judge
Wood will sentence Orchard ON
March IS.
Orchard plead guilty to having
killed former Governor Steunenberg-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-11
ALFONSO
Is Given Royal Reception
by All Classes at
Barcelona

Barcelona, Spain, Mar. 10-The first
day of King Alfonsa's visit to Bar.
celona was unmarried by single re-
gretable incident. True to their prom
Use, the republicans and separatists
not only refrained from any hostile
manifestations, but all classes among
the people apparently Joined in &C.
claiming the sovereign.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-11
Fine Bill At. the Gem

The change of program at the Gem
theater last night was another feather
in the cap of Manager Wells and de
lighted large audience; in fact a
continuance of audiences as the house
was filled all evening. The new ser
les of pictures are entertaining to q
degree and the songs excellent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-11
Has the Measles

Stockholm, Mar. 10--Gustav Adolf
the crown prince of Sweden, is con-
fined in his bed with measles. The
malady is taking normal course.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-11
stoessel Gets 10 years

st. Petersburg, March 10-The car
has committed the sentence of Gen.
eral stoessel to ten years imprison.
ment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-11

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

DIacate, described another page of this issue.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

Queer queerer audiences they
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03
Prescott s Future.

rpbop, ,nc eastern section of u,og nuo' reds of heads have fortunes and wh' m ''f lc,ng years looking place, abode where the most can " b a.i out of just simple living simple life '~cope raril among element of the world rr'p'rr population tendencies of the mos of glitter glare. feathers of the n been re',cr ut 10 t' int"l' 'u ' 1t appeal l condemned Millions n"'" ma" lcn Holden who hd not rey'l V" ir' life from and worries of crowded 1''' i sunlight perfect day. under " i"lmy S"'s ' perfect acquainted the planets inc onca"n finding r'' urci in comI,auionship h. a of life.
 country much i" obtain" "u of living high where the skies are u' brightest whc h days and nights from Jnnar |" open breathe laden "i" the health giving fragrance of tn" n"i Climate alone rSre" o" spend thousands making it known to tn" wealthy winter and pcrspic in su"" by which the manly wouany rcedo this
 Surely tho subs resident of Prescott and Yavapai advertise " the world the
 Prescott has Rest assured that for dollar 'pn for Legitimate advertising of Preseo attractions as residential" city '" be appeal hesst bc and looking for place in which Co get hc ot n of inst living As one of inc sneakers at c yayspa Club bqac, ,hc nigh, of California not b" compared th"' of Prescott o two sections has built the Colorado sprins,, Angeles, RcInd R" with rala hotels filed overlooking fom years year. people to l
 climate which makes an ideal residence ind mineral probably second d" 10 no on rhes h>" scarcely touched inc which must Hrs, hluc" '"pe wealth live Prescott and tho of these people which ne" ed Tn" class l'od" To l' of eye. wide open profitable in liberal
 thc which upon humid period while their park and b'a thousands w"li humanity pco" of Prescott mil" in the olue a" of In with the bull below mark the Prescott, their shirt sleev and thc electric thl pl"p lid world and el it,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03
MOVEMENTS IN HUMBLE
 bEE TOWN
WILLIS KENDRICK PASSES TO TURKEY ON A TRADE
 TRIP.

RUMBLE BEE. Jun, l. Marshall and James Young, Bill Morgan and Mark Hardy stayed hrrr over nigot with bunch of ca'tc Gn heir way { Phoenix.
 Mrs. C. F. Goddarl. Mrs Lizzie Mo- and son Walter passed through he.s home, Monday.
 Wm. Curr'n mas arrived from Poland to work on his mines.
 Mrs W. w. Snyder and grandson. Willis Kcndrick, were business visitors to Turkey Friday.
 0. II. George was visitor in ,hi- city for supplies several times thls week.
 Mir. and Mrs wm. g. Parker oLi MT. aud Mrs. !. l.. Hardy were we! come visitors from Turkey Saturday.
 J. l.. Davis ana Tom Ross stayed here over night on their way io Phoe. nix Monday. Joe Crathcrs has arrived from Castle Creek, where h. has been working oi some mines for NIT, Johnson, of Mayer
 James ripton left on vacation tiir 10 Mayer Friday. O. II. Graham was Sunday visitor for his mail. Henry Doumon, was visitor toI supplies Sunday from his camp on Soap Creek.
 James Robens passed on his way to Phoenix Saturday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03

Forakcr Is q good party man and un less present plans go all awrv the fa'- 'iounl row in ohio will be sufficiently patched so that there will bc no open r,vol, at the polls Republicans, 1t has been more than once observed, have a way of getting together when it comes to question of lighting democrats, and there is not now any apparent rel son why this wear should prove an eX. ,r2tiOn.
 Just how many of inc men who have been discussed for thc democratic nom nation would make sprcchcs for Bryan remains to be disclosed. Governor .lahn-nn has announced that h" will suppnft The nominee of the Denver con. ,,nton. and undoubtedly his support would involve the making of a number of speeches. Judge Gray is yet to h" heard from on the subject, but thc fact that hc is n federal judge would afford a convenient excuse for avoiding par ti,ipniion in the campaign.
 The prediction was made months ago that inc campaign of i90s would be one of the mos, interesting of rccen. years, and as convention time approach. cs indications multiply that this will b. SD.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03

Rim overlooking Verde Valley. Then is plenty of vegetation, good fishing close by, and some day some enterpris ing hotel man is going to gobble Ca, sight up and erect n resort which win appeal Co the same class of people wh, expend large sums to see the Grnnl Canyon
 Back of the Prescott gas works may bc seen a number of steel towers, plae cd there for inspection and selection by the experts of the power company, There will he 7j0 of these towers it all. They are to carry the wires of tho company. each of which will carry voltage of I5,00O. The company is de, vcloping 7,500 horse power, and tA, main plant will be located away oa from nowhere about twenty miles north of Camp Verde. The plans n volvc twelve miles of ditchcs and tun, ncls. md bore of 29O0 feet through the mountain. contracts for which hayo already been let. When the work k complete, Fossil Creek will have been circctually harncsscd for the beuent yt mankind.
 The city of Jerome will he tho ilfN wncrc the power currents arc turned ou The company will he able to fur. nish power at an enormous saving oyes the cost of plants at the individpal mines.
 This means that hundreds of th5uS ands of tons of ore which cannot D. treated at a profit now because of hish cost of power and fuel, will be treated when the company's plant is in opera. tion.
 The company expects to have it. wires through Prescott carly in ls0s. While the company has no plans In view contemplating competition with the local light and power company, It's advent cannot fail to he of huge benc. it 10 industries operating their own plants. as the power will be continu. ous, 2i hours every day and 3G5 days in the year.
 Discussing good roads President | Viclc said: "Wc would be more than glad to cooperate with tho Board of Supervisors. We have spent over t5000 already. We have cut out a lot of hill. and pitches, and between Sycamore Creek and Verde Valley have abou, twenty miles of splendid road. wS have come in contact with no previous interests and do not expect to. Ta, benefit of our enterprise Is universal and hns been recognized as such. Ma ny mines will be opened which canno; afford to open now. That means biz increase of ore tonnage for the rail roads. The same principle operates along every other line of industry si fcctcd by power cost. We have in op eration about thirty five miles of teis phone line, and every resident alOra 2 the route has been allowed a conues' tion free of charge, with the under standing that the line is only 10 b, used in emergency cases.'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03
WIRES READY IN THE SPRING OF
 1908
tCon,inned from Page Ope.)

which President Viclr set forth what has already been accomplished in the dcvelopmen, of plans which will have no small part in rrvolutionizing the mining and other industries in lava- pai county. ana other sections within radius oi 90 miles of the company 's mammoth plant on the Verde river. The enterprise involves the cxpcndi. turc of n million and q quarter, proba' blv mor.. before the company realizes one dollar oi income from its invest ment The company has no stock for tr.asnfy for development purposes. The power of Fossil creek, whose Ire. m.ndous values have been . matter of common knowledge iu these parts for thirty years or more, are being har' messed by company of wide'awake, energetic New Workers. They have gone down in their spockots for the money 10 develop the enterprise, be. cause being level headed business men, they know that the expenditure of the vas, sum in hand IS certain to bring splendid returns on the investment, Gt the same time proving boon 10 :hc mining industry of the section where the plant is to operate.
 With the expenditure of about 5000 on the road between here and Mayer, The Board of Supervisors will nave solved the problem of good road all the way into the Verde Valley. Last February President Viele and party took two days 10 go from Sycamore Creek to Verde Valley. They covered the same distance yesterday in ten hours. The same weather conditions prevailed. Ky the expenditure of | about 5000 the company has built | about twenty miles of as fine road as there is 10 be found in Arizona. It is open to the public now, with only the trouble of turning out when meeting the eompany's teams.
 "we have built from Sycamore Creek 10 the Rim about fourteen miles of first class road," said President viele. "From the Rim to the valley is about eight miles, with n drop of 1000 feet from the Rim to the river. One can stand at the bottom and SC. our road in ten different places as it winds in and out, up and down. We left the Rim at 7:l5 in the morning, changed horses at Mayer, took dinner and got here at 7;l5 last evening Last February the same trip took us two days under practically the same weather conditions. The road from here to Dewey Is in fair shape, but it is hign in the middle in places, and might give some trouble to low. .geare,l autos. l am satisfied that with ths expenditure of not over one thousand dollars by the Board of Supervisors a splendid auto road can be opened right into the Verde valley.
 'I have seen nothing in Arizona, barring the Grand Canyon, to compare ! with the grandeur of the view from th.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03
$. P. C0. ACCUSED BY JURY 0F
 REBAT|NG
(Continued from Page 0as.)


 For making this payment the railroad is charged with rebating.
 It is claimed by the district attor. ney's office that no other fruit ship. ping firms were shown sucn considers. ton constituting discrimination. The indictment contained two counts.
 The secosd indictment, 6ftecS counts, covered many shipments of hides from Arizona and Texas points on which an alleged rebate of ten pes cent was given the Harris Newmari Company. The third indictment con. tains eleven counts. Three local 'Chl. nese firms imported a large amount of merchandise from China via San Fran. cisco. The merchandise was shipped to Los Angaeles on bond, the govern. ment claims, under the regulations as to foreign commerce until it reacheI here. Rebates were granted tho Chi. nese firms, 1t is claimed, in violation of the federal law. The Southern Pacific claims that the goods ceased to be for. eign commerce as soon as they reached San Francisco.
 Those indicted in connection with the Imperial ease are Hiram w. Biais. dcli, Paul II. McPherrin, Herbert C. Oakley, and John W. Oakley, all Of Los Angeles.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03
colt, Ariz.. as second-cl mail matter
Ed;tor;aA Comment
The Dawn of Better Days.

the ,.omr,,v viu ns power l5Ooc to N , , h ,.,ri, uiin radius fifty plant , h tn, ,ee,.a % mile. from Camp Verde mpan, vin fu& , , , ,.h ,,. ,h scores of mines of N ~ , , r ,owcr can again operations shipping \rel. f bnl. of ion, of yearly ~A:h cannot ,,I u rt,s, une, present conditions
 company promises have 's lines p.,,,on in Jerome aol Prescott early this ,; , y,,o, oun,v opening line maA rhs,r 1 men will employed idle An impetus m be ,iven 10 prospect county which lacking system ,o,pu means ,c discovery Tho discovery @ mine. means big in in machinery r.n ,r on, mn the employmer. of f men in the min "ss'e the machinery to e r' big increase ,he of ecnpans- one ir means also h. cm sssynest 0 many mor by .>~ I,s ,,.
 T." more than pooa' 8 reorganization Consolidated Ans'aA S"e'e o""p'" inspired knowledge of the a .. n. r.ap.n,ns Q, tn. ..,,r p. even '''y 'sy '" cost of operation assured "''A" inc next three " TOUT ~ A, carly before the lines of th"
 '. '"e Humboldt hut of the shelter Company 's not " h readiness the big which i. certain follow the advent of h" wires of the
 of eons' ~ plan of operations of <fkong editoraiy, pleasure tha, the Arizona fwer financed New York city after th' p.nic possibilities sar.sins power local capitalists finally picked by body Kew Workers They only had and The legitimacy the scheme and of dividends while the s Arizona ndusial that the big ss5oooo period and they been denied the Van dsrbls raising loan like Iey Green with family jewela a security
 There financing Company Other promising all Northern Ali be developed only be legitimate appeal capital Millions idle legitimate place them The which President Roosevelt nugura,ed the conduct of public utility he applied all capital
  be square deal capital vesigation is n Power Company,
 The siven, of the Power well he pocn dominion Nowhere should It's location should Beautiful Southwest climate It is located midst many of great industry United states Ky beautiful location breath of which health s educational is be spot within thousand miles artistic home develpmeni Fortunes CT years
 an hail the Arizona pos bies usberng prosperity
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-06-03
ROOSEVELT WILL TAKE STUMP
 FOR TAFT
(Coutinued from Page C'nc.)

privcd of the opportunity to do so. When James c. Blaine was 'hc car li date ID 1884 he took the stump, snd though he failed of election il was not the opinion at tEe time that he Inst more than he gained by reason of ,is speech making Undoubtedly Bryan polled a much larger vote in 1896 than he would ny reason of the srea, p.- sonal enthusiasm his speechc- arouS,J
 With the president of the United States and both the leading candidate. for president making speeches the poo. pie would fairly revel in oratory. Their appearance on the stuinp would make it difficult, of course, fer orators of lesser note to attract attention .o themselves, but that is not matter over which the public at large need be seriously concerned.
 Republican Material.
 The republican party. espec ally, h,s reserve supply of oratorieal big guns upon which it could draw for eampaik n purposes. After the Chicago conver tion there are going to be half doz' q or 80 unsuccessful aspirants for q q presidential nomination, and the prp. Liabilities are each will mak one 7 more speeches for his successful rivs !. lt is not regarded as necessary io make an exception even in the ease fl Senator Foraker, though it would not be reasonable to expect his u,tcranr, 1, to be wildly euiogistic of Taft. nu.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07

sary In the order OF things, or course
an omnIpotent God could annlhllato
the devil and oblterate suffering, but
by so doing he would destroy the free.
dom OF his creatures. We can only
know things by comparison or con.
trnst, Joy and sorrow, pleasure and
pain, are correlated ideas. The one
cannot exist without the other.
A long string of scripture passages
were quoted 10 show that suffering
and salvation are coupled together
throughout the word of God Exam.
pies of patrlorchs prophets, apostles
and martyrs were cited. al of whom
were great sufferers. Then In graphic
realistic language DR. Compton paint
ed picture of the coliseum NJ Rome
and every word was vibrant with
pathos while he described his emo.
lions when he stood amid liz ruins
on the very spot whore slXtythous.
and martyrs had met death In all IFS
horrible forms M n testimony of their
nth IN Jesus. hut the greatest Of
oil sufferers was Jesus The awful
Tragedy Of the Cross was IN lmaglna.
NlNAA lN'M'l'W WIN NNlllill NiUNfN Nilll
strong men wcpt In conclusion, Dr
Compton Insisted ON the need of CIV.
cry christian heart being willingly
and lovingly submissive 10 the win
of God, and asked all who could say
or would pray TO be able TO eay;"Thy
VIII BE DONE 10 come and give him
their hand. Very rev failed 10 re-.
spond TO the invitation.
In response To another proposition
about half dozen persons asked for
Prayers Of the church,
In the afternoon there was n special
service for the young people, which
was wen attended and was nm occn
sion of much interest
AZ the evening service the church
was fun 90 the doors. The boarding
ttudonts of Allen Academy attended,
In n body The special musical feat.
uro was n solo by Mr.. j, n. Gantcr.
Dr. Compton read the last fifteen
verses Of the seventeenth chapter OF
Acts, including the sermon of the
Apostle Paul to the Athenians
on Mars hill. The text was Nov |
God commandoth all men everywhere
TO repent The nature of repent |
ance was briefly discussed. and lu
relation to faith, II IL not pcn0nco,
nor Is II simply reformation of the
conduct II includes n consciousness |
Of sin against God and realization of |
the exceeding slnlunoss Of sin This |
is necessarily followed
By the most poingnnnt sorrow and Il
determination to turn away from that
which IN offensive to God II was q
loctrnal discourse. Astounding In
ltrong points, fortified with quota
lens from scripture. In the applca
ion the old, old story of the cross was
old again With much feeling and
effect The peroration
vas an earnest call TO repentance, In
Csponse 10 which numbers I'm all
,Grts Of the house asked 90 be- mum.
'trod among those who were the oh.
cots Of especial prayers,
Yesterday morning there were about
40 persons ut the service, most OF
whom were christians. All the prot.
slant pastors of the city were pres.
MT and each pledged his cooperation
Il the work The subject of DR.
'ompions sermon was prayer, the
ext beng the first clause of the 10
erso Of the 9Th chapter of James
The prayer Of faith shall save" Tho
of prayer was consid
red In its scientific relations and
18th ability equal to that displayed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07
MuslcAL PROGRAM.

Mrs II. O, Buutwrlght has arranged
the following excellent muplonl pro
gam for the ntyan.Molnnlf wedding
Thursday at the First Presbyterian
church
4 March Tanuhauser r. Wagner
% payonc Fayorlte urlasum
3 King Edwards Imperial March
,.t,,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Nousn
T. Annie Laurie ,,,.,, Dudley nuct
b Hearts and Flowers ..,,.,.,.,,.,
&, Vocal tn) for You ANA You for
Most,t t.ttttttt.t lNcfN
tbl Love Me and the
World IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ban
Mrs. j. Webb Howell
Professional l.ohrengrin H. WHnne'
Rccosslonal Wedding March.u,,
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Eagle Ia authorized Il an
nounce the following candidates fol
the Offices indicated at the ensuing
City Election, Tuesday April 9TH
1907:
For Mayor.
j. r. MALONEY
For Alderman:
ED. s. DERDEN
j. n. CONEI
For Mayor
ED. HALL
For Alderman
ED. s. DERDGN
EUGENE n. EDGE
H. j. FOUNTAIN
For Mayor
w. r. SANDERS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-04-07

In discussing the uses of suffering ON
sunday The salient points were be-.
tween faith In prayer and prayer
IN lnlth,' aud the Tact that prevail
ing prayer works without worrying
aud pcrsoyores without N ucncG