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Arizona republican., 1908-07-04
AN ENCAMPMENT
 ON THE TAPES HERE
Plans Being Matured For Bringing All Territorial Companies Here in Sept.

Efforts are being made for a grand regimental encampment of all the companies of militia in the territory to be held in Phoenix during the last week in September, just before the en- campment in California. Adjutant General COggins will take up the mat ter with the war department for the issuance of enough supplies for three more companies which will be Org9ni zed in the territory in tho next two months. With these three additional companies there will be II troops of infantry and 1 of cavalry. Another will be organized if possible some where in Arizona to make full regi- ment.
 In the event of the encampment be- ing held as planned now, it is likely that there will be troops from Fort Huachuca here at the same time. The Indian school cadets will also take part and it can be made cutie an in teresting and notable military affair. The companies will camp somewhere near the fairgrounds The program during the weeks encampment will in- clude a sham battle military sports, drills and other events. Col. Coggins will devote considerable effort to mak- ing this encampment an assured fact though there are a few obstacles in the way at present to be overcome. It is believed that such a gathering of the militia here would do much to instill
Arizona republican., 1908-07-04

4:45 ?. m.-Slow bicycle race, 15C | feet; first prize, bicycle tire; second
 prize, $3 in toilet articles. | , D. m.-Miltary sports; selected
 men from companies A and B; suitable prizes.
 5:45 D. m.-Tug- g-of-war between the Southside and Phoenix; prizes. 90 mel
 ons to winner: 25 melons to losers. 7:45 D. m.-At the city. hall; David Goldberg, chairman music by Pioneer band; reading Declaration of Independ- ence by Paul R. Ingles. Original poem, Captain Andrew Downing; music: or ation. Rev. James A. Geissenger; cho-
 fus. audience, accompanied by band.
 9 D. m.-Fireworks display at court house park.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-04
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
 or I0DAY'S EVENTS
The Parade Will Assemble at 9:3o at the Court House-Sports in the Aft ernoon-SPeaking and Fireworks at Night.

Today the eagle will scream in PhOe- nix in true patriotic fashion and the day will be made noisy and demonstra- tive by the energies of young Ameri cans. and the events pulled off for the amusement of the older folks as well. Big crowds are expected in the city and the old town will assume a holiday ap- pcarance. on account of the laBge as semblage of people on the streets peo- pie are Cautioned against careless or reckless driving and auto drivers are warned against speeding as the city police will be on the lookout.
 All the entries in the sports are free to everyone and a nice list of prizes have been offered by the business men The sports will take place on First avenue between Washington and Monroe in the afternoon. For the ben eft of those who did not carefully read the program published a few days ago. the official program with the time of each event is given below. Besides the events uptown there will be a matinee
Arizona republican., 1908-07-04

Ed Young. Sam F. Webb; Rosensten san Francisco; S E. Mills, Buck eye; s. A. Brooks. Ward Macdonald Mesa; May Harmon, Pansy Harmon, Tempe; Jas. Montgomery and wife Mesa.
 At the Ford yesterday were: Hell en Lawrence; A Grunsburg, Los An Geles; M. L. Anderson. Rocky Ford {; F. B. Orme and. wife; J. Keystone, Iowa; Fife V Hothingworth, Iowa; F. B. Good; A. H. Demmit, Roose- welt
 At the Hotel Adams yesterday were: c. H. Pond. Madison F. Lar kin. Scranton, Pa; c. H. GatcheI, J. l.. Ergholz, Los Angeles; G. Eng lund; Dr. Fleming. Wickenburg; H. H. Richardson, Superior.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-04

life and enthusiasm into the ranks and increase the membership rapidly.
 The new Springfield rifles have been shipped out to the companies over the territory. Preparations are being made for the encampment at Camp Brodie on July 22, where the rifle team will practice for the competitive test at Camp Perry in ohio. The rifle team will leave for Camp Perry, on August 12th. A battalion will probably go to Atascadro. California in October
Arizona republican., 1908-07-04
EVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF.

If you feel you cannot look out for yourself no one else will look out for you. If you cant help your self, Sexine Pills will help you. $1 a box, boxes s5. with full guaran tee for all forms of nerve weal, ness in men or women. Address pr call on EIvey & Huiett, where they sell all the principaI remedies and do not substitute
Arizona republican., 1908-07-04

If the carrier fails to leave The Re- publican at your address any day noti fy us before noon and a special mes- senger will deliver it. We expect sub scribers 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., 1908-07-04
!. Personal Mention

At the COmmereial yesterday were:
 w. A. Campbell, Bisbee; Mrs. A. M. DOwney. Tombstone; Esther R. Hoyt, Salt River Reservation; H. l.. Chan dler and family; J. J. Phillips, AL bany; J. G. Montgomery, Arlington; i;
Arizona republican., 1908-07-04
THE PEORIA POSTMASTER.

Washington, D. C.. July 3.-(Special) Rudolf F'Schaefer has been ap- pointed postmaster at Peoria, Ariz, vice R. A. Tuckey, resigned.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-04

Harry Pattee, the BrunOnian. looks to be the only live one on the inner works of the Brooklyn team.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-04
A MARIC0PA COUNTY
 COPPER PROPERTY
Col. Kit Carson M. E. Says It Has the Biggest and Best Surface Showing of Any Mine He Ever Saw.

For fifteen years past l.. l.. Plank of this city has had an interest in copper mine. or at least copper pros pect that he has known all the time was worth while and in good time would come into it's own. For some
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
WOULD EXTRADITE PAUL ROY
Request for Necessary Papers at the
State Department.
Presented by Deputy Sheriff Scott, of
Exeter, \. H., to Solicitor.
Action Not Made Public.

a request for the extradition OF Paul
T. Roy. who is under arrest in Paris.
France, charged with the murder of
George A. Carkins. at Newington. N. H.
was received at the State Department
yesterday.
The application was presented by Dep
uty Sheriff Scott. OF Exeter, y. H., who
placed before the Solicitor OF the depart
ment the official papers signed by the
governor Of New Hampshire requesting
the extraditlon of Roy from France.
The documents laid before the officials
Of the State Department included afi-
davits as to the alleged murder. made by
Giaeia Gala, who Is the wife Of Roy.
and who charges him with the murder
Of her brother; warrant for his arrest.
issued by the Portsmouth Municipal
Court and other documents bearing on
the case
AS murder is one of the extraditable
crimes under the treaty with France. IT
is regarded as likely that extradition will
be granted, provided sufficient evidence
Is adduced by the New Hampshire au-
thorities to warrant the issuance of ex-
tradition papers. The State Department
Will not make public It's action on the
request for eXtradition.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BRITT oUTPOINTs NELSON.
Western Fighter Has shade the Bet
ter in Tea-rOund Contest.

Western Fighter Has shade the Bet
ter In Tea-rOund Contest.
Ring Side. Los Angeles. March a.
Jimmy Britt had n shade the better OF a
fiercely fought ten-round battle az Maud
Junction tonight. All through the fight
Nelson kept up his old style Of boring in.
and this gave Britt his opportunity. for
the San Francisco boy sent across dozens
of stinging let's and dozen right swings
that sent Nelson's head around.
Britt's blows lacked force to do serious
damage TO the Dane, but he had the
Danes face bleeding. Britt was bit soft
and tired. Early in the sixth Nelson
got in a resounding wallop on Jimmy's
kidneys which almost caved him in.
BTitt was compelled 20 hold. but from
that round on came back strong. so
that he had distinct lead. This was
especially true in the ninth and tenth
rounds. when Jimmy stood well up in the
ring and fought
Britt's extreme cleverness saved him
from dozens OF vicious swings, any one of
which. safely landed. would have settled
the fight then and taere.
Given a referees decision, draw might
have been called on this battle.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
FRITZ SCHEFF ASKS DIVORCE
Pretty Actress Seeks Absolute Sep
aration in Court.
Broadway Not at All Surprised NJ
Action of Comic Opera star
In Bringing Suit.

New York. March 3.-Fued In the
county clerks Office are the preliminary
papers in a divorce suit. entitled won
Bardeleben VS. Won Bardeleben.
Following the fling OF these papers in
the Supreme Court on Saturday. an order
OF reference was entered. whereby the
case viii be head in private before Ed
mond L. Wise, an attorney. OF No. Is
William street. who is named as the
referee.
Nine. Won Bardeleben of the stage is
Miss FRITZ Scheff, the comic opera star.
For some time there have been ~
mors of an impending storm in the mari
tai affairs Of the singer. and Broadway
has been expecting something in the way
OF legal action for the last year.
Nathan Burkan, lawyer, at No 90 Mas
sau street. appears in the papers as at
torney for Nine Fredericka Won BardeIe-
ben. The complaint set forth in the
papers charges an offense which is the
only one on which an absolute divorce
can be secured in this State.
No alimOny is asked.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BALL0TING FOR SENATOR.
south Carolina General Assembly I'm
Extra Session.

Columbia, S. c.. March S-The general
assembly Of South Carolina convened IN
extra session at 7s45 o'clock this evening
for the purpose OF electing a successor
to the late Senator Asbury c. Iatimer,
who died on February %. one ballot was
taken in each house without result. The
total vote was as follows:
2. p. Gary. s5: lie Grand c. Walker, 40;
W L. Mauidin. 1s; J. /. Cokes. %; w
Jones. 7; Joshua H. Hudson. 8: James H
Carlisle. /
All those voted for are. Democrats, al
though not nominated Former Judge
Joshur H. Hudson and Dr. James H.
ca. Isle were given a complimentary vote
After taking one ballot both houses ad-
journed TO attend a smoker given by the
Columbia Chamber OF Commerce. at the
Columbia Club rooms. The general as
sembly will convene tomorrow at noon.
at which time the balloting viii be con-
tinued
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
MCCLELLAN MEETS MURPHY.
New York Mayor Talks Long with
Tammany Halls Leader.

New York, March s-Mayor Mcclellan
and Charles F. Murphy. leader of Tam
many Hall. met to-day for the first time
since they parted company. just after the
election of 1906.
In the last few weeks there have been
periodical reports OF secret meetings he
tween them. but il can be positive y
stated that from the time the break oc-
CURED they had not spoken to each
other until to-day, when both went to the
Hardware Club for luncheon
Neither Mayor Mcclellan nor Mr.. Muir
ply would say anything tonight con-
corning their meeting. beyond the fact
that an unexpected circumstance had led
them to take luncheon together. The
hours talk which followeG luncheon was
almost entirely given to discussing ma
ti0nal politics.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
c, 4,
RIDGELY TO HAVE CHARGE.
Bank of Commerce VIII Re-
open Doors March 30.

Kansas City. No, March 5.-After hav-
ing been closed since December 5. the
National Bank Of Commerce IS 10 re-
open its doors Monday. March 90. in its
own quarters, in the Commerce Build
ing
". B. RIdgeIy. of Washington. now
Comptroller of the Currency. win be its
president.
Edward Ridgely, a brother, viii be
cashier. and George T. Cuts. the gov
ernment receiver, now Ia charge, first
vice president Mr. Cuts win bring his
own bOokkeeper with h;m so That the
interior Offices OF the bank viii be on
now lines
When the hank opens its doors il viii
owe depositors slseo0.o0O and win have S.
1900 cash on hand
This is over double the requirement
fixed by the government.
The day the bank opens. Gepositors Will
be permitted 10 cheek against their ac-
counts for the full amount
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BLANCHE WALSH Ill.
Noted Actress COIIapses i'm Room. nj
Shreveport.

Noted Actress COIIapses i'm Room at
Shreveport.
Shreveport, La, Mareh s.-Blanche
Walsh. who was to appear at the Grand
Opera House here tonight. collapsed
in her apartments AT the Phoenix Hotel
about $50 o'clock tlsis afternoon. became
unconscious. and for a time il was be-
lieved she was dying
Miss Walsh tainted three times on the
stage at Beaumont. Tex. last night
John Moore. her manager. was called
in about 5:l5 o'clock, and after spending
short time with her. announced that
Miss Walsh was dying.
Two physicians were called and worked
with her :iI $50 before an Improvement
was noted
Mr.. Moore then secured a special car
and took her direct 10 Memphis for treat
ment.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
ARKANSAS OFFICIAL BUSY.
Attorney Declares Doodle Cases Wm
BE Prosecuted

Little Rock. March 3.-Prosecuting At
toFney Rhoton, in a public address To-
day. declared that the statute of Iimita-
tions IN the lsO9 legislative doodle cases
would not be effective until April 4. and
that he was now at work on cases that
would result in the indictment of fifteen
Arkansas senators and certain officials
Of the Iron Mountain Railroad Comnanv
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
PLAN TO BUILD HUGE SHIPS.
Vessels 1000 Feet tong Can Be Ac.
cOmmodated In SIipS.

Belfast. March 3-The Harland and
Wolfe Shipbuiiding Company have begun
the CONSTRUCTION of slips that will allow
the building of ships larger than any
yet known, that is to-say, vessels a thou
sand feet long and of proportionate beam
and depth.
1t is expected that a mammoth White
Star Line steamer viii be laid down here
about year from now. and this vessel
viii mark an epoch in the worlds history
Of shipbuilding and engineering.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
ABE RUFF SUES FOR $4,000.
San Francisco Boss Wants His Auto
Hire and Board Paid.

San Francisco. March s.-Abraham Ruef
filed suit against Judge Dunno. Rudolph
Speckels, District Attorney Langdon. De-
tective Burns, Francis J. Heney. and W.
J. Biggy to-day for siooO alleging that
this is the amount put up by him for
prison quarters, automobile hire. and Hv-
ing expenses during the time he was in
charge Of Elisor Biggy. under the orders
OF Judge Dunno.
Ruef says he is able to prove that Chief
of Police Biggy stated to him that unless
he paid his own expenses he would be
taken TO Jail
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
NO CHAIRS TO SIT ON.
IsthmuS Employees suffer from Fur
uffura Eov,tn~

IsthmUS Employees suffer from Fur
niture Famine.
There IS a furniture famine on the
IsthmuS Of Panama.
The employees OF the Canal Commission
haven't enough chairs to sit on, tables
to eat from, or beds TO sleep in. The
acting chairman Of the Canal Commission
yesterday cabIed the Washington Office
Of the commission saying that something
had to be done quickly 10 put an end TO
the present uncomfortable situation.
About $1,000 worth Of miscellaneous fur
niture was bought, and 1t will be shipped
TO the iSthmus at once
In the meantime. some employees will
have to stand up, eat of the mantels. and
sleep on the floors.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
REV. Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN DEAD.
Missionary in Indin succumbs % In
dim Fever.

New Brunswick. N J.. March 9.-Rev.
Jacob Chamberlain, NJ. D.. missionary
OF the Reformed Dutch Church in Ameri-
cs, died Monday. at Madanapelle. India
from Indian fever and paralysis.
His son, Prof w. I. Chamberlain OF
Rutgers College. to-day had a cable an
pouncing DR.. Chamberlain's death.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
LOCAL.

1-Edict Issued Against Anarchy.
2-Citizens Give Dinner at the Riggs.
2-Trade Bodies Decide TO Merge.
2-Rossiter May BE Appointed Printer.
S-Armenian Murder Suspect Arrested.
5-Fairfax Romance Is Explained.
S-Sylvester Wants More Police.
12-Injunction Suit Against Taft.
12-Pope Ends Hasty Marriages
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
RECEPTION BY AMBASSADOR.
New Residence of Henry White
ThrOnEed by Paris OfficinIdOm.

Paris. March S--Henry White. the
American Ambassador. held his first Of
fetal reception tonight. after its post
ponement owing TO the assassination OF
King Carlos and the Crown Prince of
Portugal.
The handsome rooms Of the Ambassa-
doris new residence were thronged from
10 o'clock until late hour by some LOO
guests.
Among those present were Prime Min
lister Clemeneeau. the members Of his
cabinet. members OF tho diplomatic corps.
and literary, artistic, and American Paris.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
Government Aroused and
Edict Is Issued.
WOULD CHECK ACTS
International Agreement May
Soon Be Reached.
Mr.. STRAUS SENDS LETTER

Calls Attention of Commissioners of
Immigration to Instructions, and
Directs Them to Inform Police
Officials of Federal Laws Relating
to Anarchists and Other Persons
of Excluded CIasses-Co-operatiOn
with View Of Kidding Country of
This Form of Criminals.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
ANDREW HAMILTON BURIED.
Insurance Lobbyist, who Died sud
denly on Sunday, Laid 10 Rest.

Albany, N Y. March 3.-The funeral o.
Judge Andrew Hamilton, who died sud
denly al his home in this city Sunday
last. was held to-day and was private.
Many friends Of the dead man from out
of-town were present
The palIbearers were Anthony y. Brady.
James Cox Brady. f, P. Gayit. Edward
3. Cantine, Edward W. Visscher. Nen +.
Towner, john Mccullough, Of this city.
and John Moore, Of Elmira.
The remains were buried in the Albany
Rural Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
ACTRESS SHOT BY FRIEND.
Mitzel Wagner. NineteeR-yeRr-OId
Austrian, Accidentally KILLED.

MitzeI Wagner. NineteeR-year-Old
Austrian, Accidentally killed.
New York. March S.-MitzeI Wagner, a
pretty Austrian girl OF nineteen years.
VINO for the las, six months had been
looping-the-loop in an automobile with a
circus in Mexico, was accidentally shot
and killed tonight in furnished room
house at 2l5 West Forty-second street.
where she was Enown under the name Of
Morok
She was shot by Mrs. Antoinette de
Frame. twenty years old. a chorus girl,
who lives with her sister. Charlotte Da-
Wis. who Is playing in THE Merry
Widow which is being produced at the
White Horse Tavern Theater. at 1865
Third avenue
Coroner Dooiey made an investigation.
and said he was satisfied that the shoot
ing was accidental
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
VIII Speak In Boston.
FIRE IN GIRLS HOME.
Mother Superior and Sisters Prevent
Panic Among Inmates.

Sdulc Among inmates.
Newark. n. J.. March S.-CooI. quick
work Of the mother superior and sisters
in charge Of the House OF the Good shep-
herd. after fire was discovered on the
second floor of the building at $50 O'Clock
tonight. prevented panic among the $50
wayward girls and young women inmates.
The fire WAS discovered in large clothes
cIoset. near the wash rooms.
The sister who discovered Il informed
the mother superior. who sent in an
t.iarm TO the city department, and then
exercised the discipline Of the institution
to quiet the excitement among the in
mates as the latter were aroused from
sleep by the smoke from the fire. The
department easily extinguished the blaze
without causing the inmates TO leave
the dormitorlcs.
1t is thought that a careIessIy dropped
match caused the fire.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
PRINCE OF WALES COMING.
VIII Represent King at Tercente.
nary at Quebec Next Summer.

nary at Quebec Next Summer
London, March 4-The Daily Mail says
that the Prince OF Wales, probably ac-
companied by his wife, viii represent
King Edward at the tercentenary 20 be
held at Quebec this summer.
The arrangements for the visit are not
yet completed. but the prince VIII go 10
Canada on war ship. accompanied by
a small squadron. partly with the view
to enhancing the historic solemnity Of the
occasion. 1t is expected that the prince
viii visit the chief Eastern cities, but he
will not stay very long. He win not go
very far West.
1t is likely that France will be invited
to send a representative to the celebra-
tion in recognition of her national inter-
est in the events celebrated
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BIG LINER LAUNCHED.
Vessel stuck I'm the Ways for Several
Days Is Released.

Belfast. Ireland March 3-The new
Holland-American liner Rotterdam was
launched al Harlan & wolT-s ship yards
here to-day.
The launching was attempted several
days ago, but the big craft stuck on the
ways. which had not been sufficiently
creased.
The vessel IS sSs feet long and SS feet
deep, with 77-foot besm; has a capacity
OF 2417o tons and a speed Of l. knots. and
will carry 500 first. so second, and $50
third class passengers.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
Foraker and Dick Ignored
in Ohio Convention.
PICTURES SET ASIDE
Committeeman Loyal TO Them
Lose Their Places.
GARFIELD GIVES KEYNOTE

Policies of President Roosevelt Are
Strongly Endorsed and Admins
tration of Gov. Harris Is Ap-
proVed-Those in Control of Con-
vention at Columbus Permit No
Slate-making - Theodore Burton
Probably Only Man Who Could
Dictate the Nominations.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair to-day and
probably tomorrow; light north
erly winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
Persian Russ Wake Beautiful Homes.

Persian rugs are the fnest ftOor cover
nSs In the world They last forever,
hence are the most economical: always
look well and grow more valuable wiki
ordinary usage as they grow older. 4
collection Of the finest grades in ali sizes
cOiorS. and designs is 20 be sold a.
Sloan :. i40- 9 ST., to-day fand tomorrow
II II a. m atr,s p. m. Satisfaction guar
anteed 10 every purchaser. Sale absoluta.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

l-Taft Sweeps Field in Ohio.
1-More Chicago Anarchists Caught.
Taft. Hughes. and Johnson TO Speak
S-Burkett Talks at Taft Meeting.
3-Bosus Coin Plant Found.
SAAuto Record Broken at Ormond.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
BIGGER ARMY IN JAPAN.
New Act Increases Infantry by
Twenty Thousand.

Tokyo. March 3.-The new two-year con-
scription act viii increase Japan's infan-
try enrolment by 10000 this year.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04

Account. Deposit your funds in banking
dept of Union Trust Co, 18th and Fl Sts4
where all accounts draw interest and are
subject to check. Government supervision.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-04
Baltimore and Ohio shortest Rouse

To Pittsburg- Trains leave Washington
every morning. noon. and night-g:Ie a
m, In noon, $40 and 1870 night