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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1908-04-30
Real Estate Transfers.

Waldo Powell to John L. Adams,
Madison tp, pa, 9.
Wallace Rogers to Isaac Jordan
Liberty tp, asa, 81.
Charles Weishaupt to Anna Hoff-
man, Dodson tp, 65a, 81
Lucinda Murray ct al to B. F. Nor
ton, New Market lots, $40
Henry earlier ct al to Charles Car.
lier, Brown and Highland CO.'S, 9Sa,
81, 75O
Francis j. Cartier ct al to Charles
earlier, Brown and Highland co.'s,
q. c Sl,l66 66
Horace G. Eubanks to Austie Eu
banks, Brushcreek tip, GA, ~, 200.
Cyrus r. Eubanks to A. ]. Vinegar,
Madison tp., 50a, $4,000.
Frances Hamilton to a. N. Vanzant,
Liberty Up Sa, 81.
Daniel F. Scott to r. B. Farley,
Hillsboro corp, "a, $3.50.
W. H. Garnett to John T. Rldgway,
Penn tp., Goa, 90, 1893.
Daniel Skeen to Rosie Reed, Brush
creek tp,, l5a, $50.
Rosie Reed to M. Irons, Brushcreek
tip, l5a. sl0
Myrtle M. Irons to Fannie Irons,
Brushcreek tp., l5a, $40.
Rolandus Miller to Mary F. Lawhorn,
Brushcreek tp 46a, s7O0.
Alice Overstake ct al to Columb' a
Stratton, Mowrystown corp, pa, 81 800
Narcisse Workman to Jas. L. Son.
ner ct al, Hamer tp., Ia, $500.
w. T Roush to Ted Roush, Union
tip 1OOa, Sl.
S. Il. Stethem to Bertha Gall,
Brushcreek tip ga, $500
Samuel Hughes ct al to Hannah
Hughes, Greenfield lot, S1.
Emma Rittenhouse to G. W. Grove,
Fairfield tp., lot, S55.
M. r. Elliott to ]. B. Cowgill,-
Ga, 81.
The Fidelity B. & L. Co. to Eliza
n. Chestnut, Greenfield lot, $3.50
John W. Shade to A. 81. Reames,
Hillsboro lot, el, 400.
Sever Parker to o. A. Tompson,
Hillsboro lot, $1,000.
William ]. York ct al to James G.
Finn ct al, Greenfield lot, o..
Nancy Caldwell to John Staru,
Greenfield lot, 81.
David Selph to John w. Shade,
Hillsboro lot, $500.
Vera A, Donohoo to T. 8. Beam,
Hillsboro lot, 81,
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Mrs. MAY Wright SeWall.

An effort Is being make to secure a
lecture from Mrs. May Wright Sewall
formerly of Indianapolis, now of Cam
bridge, Mass. She has expressed a
desire to come to Hillsboro the middle
of May. AS Mrs. Sewall is a woman
of eminent ability, and Is probably
better known in the United States
and Europe than any other American
woman working In the same lines, 1t
will afford the citizens of Hillsboro an
exceptional opportunity and the CO.
operation of the various clubs and
societies is solicited.
Mrs Sewall's terms are $50 90 but
she offers to come to Hillsboro for
S25 90, The subject of her lecture will
be:-"Our Growing World"
AS President of the International
Council of Women for so many years
and Principal of the Classical School
for girls at Indianapolis, she has
large range of vision from a scholarly
and logical standpoint.
The tickets will be sold for 25c. and
the lecture will be held in the new
Assembly Room of the Episcopal
Parish House. After the lecture
there will be an opportunity for those
who desire to meet Mrs. Sewell. 1t Is
now thought that the date will be
May l6 at 1880 p. m.
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ANDERSON MURDER CASE
Assigned for May 25th At Chilli
cothe--Motion to Remand
0vePruled.

On last Saturday at Chillicothe
Judge Chas. Dresbach of CiTcleville,
assigned the case of the State of Ohio
va. Auber Anderson for murder in the
first degree for killing his sweetheart
Pearl Warning, for May 25.
Prosecuting Attorney Irwin Med.
Smith and Col D. Q Morrow repre-
sented the state and Uric Sloane the
defense at the hearing to determine
the preliminary matters. Mr. Sloane
made a motion to have the case re.
manded to this county for trial, which
was overruled
The case as will be remembered was
sent to Ross county because of ina
bility to secure an impartial jury in
this county. Judge Dresbach will be
on the bench when the case is tried
In Chillicothe.
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FINE HERD
or Sheep on a Ross County Farm
Largest In Southern Ohio.

Probably the largest nerd of sheep
in Southern Ohio is on the farm of
Dan Black over in Ross county near
Greenfield. The herd consists of 900
head of ewes with over a thousand
lambs by their side, and a further
notable fact of interest is that this
herd is in charge of a professional
shepherd from Scotland, and he has
given scrupulous care that but one
lamb out of the thousand has been
lost.
Over eight thousand pounds of wool
has been clipped from the ewes and
sold at 25 cents per ID and Mr.. Black
expects to realize more than $1,000
from the sale of the lambs in May.
This is sheep raising with a ven
geance, and Mr.. Black is to be con-
graduated upon his rare succ ess.-
Greenfield Republican.
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Marriage Licenses.

Stanley Jacobs, Sardinia and Callie
Rose, Mowrystown.
Alvan Sanders, Monroe, and Par
thena Mccoy, Lexington.
Ham A. Ross and Mary Perry, both
of Greenfield.
Herman Charles and Rebecca
Charles, both of PricetOwn.
Riley Milton Caplinger, Marshall,
and Frances Pickett, Hillsboro.
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Like a Dear, Old Friend.
GREENFIELp, o., April 27, q.

GREENFIELD, o., April 27, r9.
Editor News-Herald, Kind Sir; I
do not remember whether l sent In
my subscription or not, but will send
81 90 today for fear am back. l do
not wish to lose the paper now, for 1t
has been coming into my home over
40 years, l want it to come as long as
have home, l like the paper 30
much, cannot do without 1t. 1t is
like an old, dear friend dropping in
every week. Yours with kind wishes,
MRS. j. H. MIDDLETON.
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Probate Court Proceeding

l.. B. Milburn, gdn. OF Julius N.
Milbdrn ct al, filed second account.
Will of EnOch Harvey Easter pro-
bated.
Chas. e. Cummings & @. M. Rhoads,
exrs. of Daniel Cummings, filed petit
tion to sell real estate.
s. c. Blount Howard, gdn. of Goldie
Marie Arnott, filed second account.
John M. Nc Mullen appointed trus-
tee of Mozelle Duckwall.
John M. McMullen, trustee of Mo-
zelle Duckwall, filed petition to sell
real estate.
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Atlas Portland Cement.
A car of new fresh goods just re-
we'd at Richards Mill.
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See what you can get for l0c. at
The Bee Hive next Monday and Tues
day. See Ad.
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Court House.

There will be two or three weeks
meeting In the Court House, F. De-
Weerd, of Troy, o In charge, begin
ming May /, every evening at 1880.
All day meetings on Sundays. Every
one that believes the Bible is welcome,
and II there are any uubelievers they
are esp ciaHy urged to attend.
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The traction facilities of Europe
are far behind those of this country.
Within radius of so miles of Liver
pool there is population of 1000, 900.
the most thickly populated country In
the world, and not trolley line In
existence for their accommodation.
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1t is said that the Democratic Mass
Convention held here last Saturday
week left no sore spots. If this is
true the man who knows the formula
for the salve that was used on Bran
son worley, Val Shaffer, Leb Faris,
etc who we're bruised and wounded
by the "Citv Official" gang, certainly
has fortune within his grasp.
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Some 5000, 900 ton of moss peat are
located Ia the bogs near Lake TezcocO
In Mexico.
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Italy leads the nations of the world
In the matter of theaters.
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ADVERTISING iRATES

Republican Ticket.
Governor,
ANDREW L. HARRIS.
Lieutenant Governor,
FRANCISiM. TREADWAY.
Secretary of State,
CARMI A. THOMPSON.
Auditor of State,
EDWARD NJ. FULLINGTON.
State Treasurer,
G. @. GREEN.
Attorney General,
U. DENMAN.
Board of Public Works,
WILLIAM KIRTLEY, JR.
B. M. BALDWIN.
Dairy and Food Commissioner,
r. W. DUNLAP.
State Commissioner of Schools,
JOHN W. TELLER.
Judges Supreme Court,
]. A. SHAUCK.
J. L. PRICE.
Clerk of Supreme Court,
]. F. MCNUTT.
Congressman,
JESSE TAYLOR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-23
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autOrIzadO S2.4OO,OOO. Capital raaII-
zadO S3l5 532.98, U. Sc.
Operaciones que reo5isa:

PT6SiamOS: Con garantias personales, con
Colaterales, y con hipotecas corto Y largo
plazO sobre fncas Idsticas.
esOusntOs: De girOs, pagar6s, y ob1ga
clones comerciales corto pIRzo.
GIros: Sobre Espaha, New York, Paris,
Londres y HambUrgo,
GlrOs puf Cable: sobre New York y Ma
drid.
Gusntas COrrantes: Con interes de Up. M
nual disponibles q la vista por cheques.
lmpOsiOlOnss pazo flo: Con interes de q 2
p 3 anual segun tempo.
SeGOion de ahOrrOS: ImposiciOnes sobre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts. 900 con interese
al 6 pS anual.
GOhTanzas: Por cuenta agena con comi-
sion mfnima de cobrO. Sin comision para
los cOrrientistas
1ep6sItOS De elective valorea.
Gamble do monsdas: De todos los pafses.
Vania de O6duas hipOIsOarlas: La mejor in-
version en- Puerto Rico, interes 2 p. s. pa
gadero por cupOnes semestraIes,
venia do iInOaS Dando faciIidades para ell
pago, en- las jurisdicciOpes de Adiuntas,
AguRs Buenas, Aibonlto, Areeibo, BarceIo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, Corozal, Qua
yama, Hatillo, Juana Diaz, Lola, Manatf,
Maricao, NaEanjitO, Psti1las, Rio Grande.
Utuado, Yabucoa y YaucO.
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DEPARTAMENTO De EDUCACIOR.
ANUNCIO.

PTopouicioneg Cerradas en- cuadruplicado,
para IL construction de una casa. escueIa
de bloques de Cemento en- Ia ciudad de
Vega Bsja, Puerto Rico, BsE6n TscibidRB
en- sstR ofciua hasta las diez de la ma
mana del dia 1.de mayo dc 1908, hoTa en-
que las propoBieionsB geTan abiertaF.
Los dates que Hs deEseu deberSn ser
pedidoB diyectamente & Ia cfcinR del Co.
misionado de IuHtrucci6n. Para garanti.
Ear 10 dGvoluCi6n de los pianos y sBpscif.
cRcione8 cada postor depoBitara lR cRntidad
de do $25.00' CualquieEs de las pEoposi
clones 8 todaB elias pOdrfn Hsr rschRzadas
81 De juzgare Convsnisnte. Los BobrsB que
euCieTTan lsB pEopouiCionsI debsn Ter diri'
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
Office Of the ComnlssIonor.
ADVERTISEMENT.

Ses lsd proposals in qusdEupIicats for
the cor struction Of an eight (8) room Ce.
ment block school building st Vega BsjR
will be received at this t fiee until 10 a.
M. May l, 1908 and thsn opened. A
depoait Of twsnty FIVE dollars (S25.OO)
will beequiTsd 81 security for ths rsturn
If plsnH and specifications.
The right iB reserved to reject any or
al proposals.
5Further information furnished upon
application. Envelopes containing pFopo.
sRlg ahould be endorsed "PEopoHal for She
construction Of School Building at Vega
Baja, p. r and addressed to the Com.
missioner cf Education, San Juap, P. r
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DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yuet receibed at "LA VILLA DE MA
DRID@. La Ultima novedad en- juegos de
clntas hnas para lazos y baudas las hay
desde 2 SIS cada juego. Nuevo surtido de
Faldas y AbrigOs de seda para Senoras
asi como los mejores Casimires, Alpacas
Camisetas leiftimas Crepe etc. estos Y
otros muchos artf3ulos Sc acaban de recibir
en- la "VILLA DE MADRID". Visitenos
pidanos muestras y lie atenderemos
gustosos.
P. o. Box, 784. Telefono 278.
San Francisco 81. San Juan. p. R.
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GOBIERHO MUNICIPAL De PORcE
Anuncio de subGsta para Ia cOnstyucci6r
de Wn MatadeTo en- esto oiudad

Ell visrnes "a &c Abriy, { las 10 de la
mafans, auts la junta de subaHta que Bs
hsllaE6 Constitufda On el salon de Gelionss
de ests Alcsldfa, Be pFocederk 81 remats
de Las obIas pAra ls construction del Ma.
tsdsro de ssts ciudad. El pliego de con.
diciones podF6 vsrEs en- 81 Departments
do ObrRa Ftiblicau MunicipaleB.
Lo que Ee avisa para mayor concurrent
cia de licitadoreH.
Pouce, AbRil II de 1908.
s. Moret "A lcalde de Ponce. ".
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CUELLOS Y CORBRTAS PARA SEN0RIS.

En- 81 Parts Bozar GO acAba de recibiT
an gran BurtidO de cueIIos altos para Hefio.
TaH BuH coEbstitaB corEespondienteg. Es
el aEt1cuIo de gran novsdad hoy. Tambisn
han llegado guRntss de Boda laTgoB bIan.
COS, negros de color maEE6n, asf como un
gran auEtido en- guanteB de aIgod6n blancos
liBos , caladoB. En- mitones hay un buen
snEtide.
No olvidaE que las sgenciaa mas finaB ,
mas lsgftimsn son del Paris Basar, FoTta.
Iess 27.-PedTO Giqtsti
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Ell RON SAN LUIS.-Todo 81 mum
do sat6 Convsncido que sAte rom" meFece
ls gran aCeptaci6n que en- tods la ials 90
le dispense. Los s. n 9rea Alvarez Her
mRnoB 1iempFs tienen grRnde8 pedido1 qua
dsSpaohRF an So dep6lito de la Gale de
San JoE6 2. No contisne niUguna Hus'
tanciR nociva suB componeutsE son todoB
de la meioF CslidRd.
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EN- LA '.NUEVA PARIsIENs e"
San Junto n6maEo 14I. So vande un eE-
peio de cueTpo sntsrO, dos vitrinRH de cEi1.
tales y MADEIRA, vREiaz correderas de made
re- cFistRleH para aparadoFeg, 2 fgu1aG
de ceER para expener aombTeroE y difsren'
tas vidEieEas para exponeE objeto vaEioF.
Pracina limitRdor. Is V. 3.
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REMATE DE PRENDAs-Los dias
% 80 del coTrienta mgB de Abril On ls
Cara de Pr6StAmoS de II Lopez CepeTo,
(SRn JoE6 16) Ee vender6n en- pdblicR
BubRIts dsHde Las sitts q once de la nocha,
infuidRd de pEendRE, que no han sido
renovAdaB nj cancsladss en- ell tFsnacuEso
de Eeia meAeE. La CASA oontin6a sus ope-
EAcioneg 9va
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A COMPRAR MADERA.-La Com
poata Industrial de Santuros (San Juan
Box $50 tiene On Claus dc primsEa 4 pre-.
clos Bin compassionate, un complete surtido
para construction de Casas. MolduraH de
todos tamafios. Tablillas para peEsiRnaB.
Dsp6aitoR. San Juan frsnte Rl mualle
ndmsEo O. Santuroe Stop. "a. Te.@fonol
425 1890 / q.
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-sOMBREROs PARA sENORAs,
muy eIeganteB y precios Humanente mo-
diooH los acRba dc TecibiT La TienditR de
JoEsfa Echavarrfs, al IRdo del ayunta.
miOnto. Vende tsmbi6n sfsctol Teligio.
loI. CompEa snvolturss de JRbon Octa-
gon.-Ssn Juan, Box 216.
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s0LlREs En- sGHTuReE.

so venden soIaEGB con frsuta la Care.
terra central , otroG interiorss con oallsB
.afrmRdaH.
InformaE6 W. BoEch. TNuAn n6moro
8 altos. n.
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PABQUE BOBINQUEN
AuISo I'M ooRTaNT

La administration tiene gusto de anunciar cue
da prmeo de Mayo del eorrente evara ecte grau
Inauguration del PaTqU6 dverones Duane
de Ab haran las reforma bricas pro alberto
para pdbco de cosumbre E programa de naugu
raci6n sra publicado mas arde Borinquen Park Co.
7fedwoy, Manager.
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Sc DESEA vender diez wig ,netss pa
70 Wis de cinCuenta centfmstrOn, slgdn
ntFo material todo en- buen eVtado. Iofor.
mes al RpaEtado n6mero 257, Arecibo.
Puerto Rico. Is va.
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ENTIRE LAS PARADAS 21 y % en-
Ganturce, 80 yendsn dos csBss con gus res
psctivoH solaTeH. Psra infoEmes demS8
detallsB don Rsimundo Palacits Cruz 8
San Juan p. r.
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Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn & %.
regsls nm rsloi de orc "Walthhm" BemR.
EaElments entire suB ClienteH, 10 Ultima g.
mana obtuvO uno, don Pic do Luis num'
73 de San JuSp.
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LMplrApuR GENERA

JNsEtU a Las mADKEs.-El Jarspe ealLnsnls ss
- G "A Wnslow siernpre que los n7os estan
"a i riodo de Ia dentc6n Proporeiona alivio immediate
4 pequeno pacente produce qn sueno natural tranSuIo
k niuy aeradabe al aadar eanna al nno, aolanda sus
snoas ava sus Dolores hace fciles las flncones Del
sstbapo regua los intestnost IS el meior remedie
sono q para s darrea va provcnga esa de Ia dentc6n
A esIuuera ot causa l&ngase mueho cuidado en- pen
4 Jaraba cslnanSa Go y SenEs Winslow' y q T0eloa
~
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EXPERT Boe oekkseper y accountant
cffsEs his services during evening hours.
+. r., +. 0. B. 494.
TENEDOR de libToB ofrece suB DeIvi'
clos de las oinoo de ID tardo en- adelsnte
n P.OB. 494. Pm.
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Ia opinion de Jaumer ostabs ya hschG.
El aHesino eH DAuga, no Ie oabe duda.
DeteneElo, Eeducirlo pEi8i6D, solo es cues.
ti6n de horaB.
Entregfronle una taTjaGa dtjsds por
Dluga ls mpjer en- Cuya CASA habfRBe
hoBpsdado.
La tsrjsta deCfG:
JEAN DAUGA.
T,,.,s.;o,,e,,s T1boo~oo,ba
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REMATE DE PRENDAs.-El DIS
80 de Abril tendT6 lugar eu ls casa de
pE6stamoH de JoG6 Baza0, Allen 21 & les
2 de Ia tarde, 81 remats de todaS las prem
daE, Cuyos taIone8 no han Rido TsBCatados
nj rsnovados dsapu6S del pIazo que cones
dc ID ley. La casa Higue BnR operacionss,
Fealizando to 1aB Bus sxistenciaB de joyaB {
pFaoioa aumamente m6dicoB.
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LANCHA DE GAsOLINA DE VEN.
TA.-Ds aoero compEimido, IA pies de
largo. En- peFfeeto eatado. Con motor de
cabRllo medic dc fueEza, de Ia Michigan
Steel Boat Co. ToIdo dc Ions. Aparsjos
de bTonce. Con todoG BuT equipoa: aDcla,
remos, astas, bandeTsu, hsrEamisntaG etc.
PEscio especial. Dirijirss & R. V. Lopez
Numa Box 452, al Muelle Eupig6n nd.
nero 1, de IL A. M. y de ! 2.
M. 1OV.
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GASOLINE LAUNCH FOR sA-
LE.-In perfect condition. IA feet long
compressed ateel. Oae and half Horse
Powsr Michigan Steel Boat Motor. Bron
20 fittings throughout. Striped canvass
tsp. With Complete equipment: anchor,
oarF, fl g poSts, tools, etc Rock Bottom
PRICE. Apply to v. r. Lopez NuSsP, Box
452 or at Pier ndm. l, from 8 to II A. M
q id from to 5 p. M.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
A DESERTER
FROM LABOR
Subject Of Statement by Na-
iOnaI Democratic Committee
TRADE WITH PRESIDENT
For Office In Consideration
of Labor Leaders Support
of Taft is Alleged--Mr.
Roosevelt May Reply to
That Charge Today.
TRADE WITH PRESIDENT

New York, oct 13.-The democratic
national committee. through James c.
Gordan, assistant chief of the press
bureau, at headquarters tonight made
the following statement:
1t was stated at the democratic ma
tional committee tonight that Presi-
dent Roosevelt, by promise Of office,
has succeeded in having one of the big
men Of the American Federation of
Labor desert President GOmpers in his
advocacy Of the election of Bryan.
The labor leader in question is Dam
iel ]. Keefe of Detroit. president Of the
international association OF lOngshOre-
men and one of the vice presidents of
the American Federation Of Labor.
The democratic committee alleges
that Keefe and the president were
closeted for several hours in Washing
ton on Saturday October 3rd and the
offer of being named as commissioner
generalJof immigration made vacant
by the death of Commissioner Sar-
gent. was made in consideration Of
Keefe repudiating Mr.. GOmpers and
the executive council Of the federation.
Keefe on Saturday last issued a
statement in which he said, I am go
ing to vote for William II. Taft
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
CIRCUS MEN STRIKE
ON NORRIS AND ROWE
A Manifestation of Dissatisfaction at
Globe Last Night.

Globe, oct 13.-(Special)- )-One
hundred and fifty men with Norris
* Rowe's circus struck after the per-
formance tonight. clamoring for their
money, which they claim has not been
paid them in six weeks. The men
get from $500 to $500. The mana
gers of the show, c. |. Norris, II. S
Rowe and w. A Shannon. pleading
that the license of $40 for the coun-
ty and 500 for the city, which they
had to pay here prevented their set
tling up with the mcn after two per
formances at which the tent was
crowded. undertook to break the strike
with the help of the canvass men and
menagerie men. the managers them
selves undertaking to drive the first
team to the train. The strikers made
a demonstration and in spite of the
presence of half a dozen heavily
armed deputy sheriffs, Norris and
Rowe turned back. The management
then tried to induce the performers,
candy butchers and cooks to take the
place of the deserters.
At midnight, the strikers, prevented
from interfering with the few men
still at work, had obtained an at
tachment and the main tent was still
standing. while the sideshow tents
remained rolled up where they had
been taken down. The strikers made
their headquarters at the hall of the
local union of the Western Federation
of Miners, and though none of them
are union men. the federation gave
them all the encouragement it could.
helping them to find an attorney and
locating the home of Jutsice Hinson
Thomas.
A little after midnight the circus
train, which was standing on a long
grade. was cut loose. turning over
several wagons and slightly injuring
a few of the men. Manager Shannon
was on one of the cars and a cage
of leOpards almost carried him over
before he stopped it. An extra en-
gine on the lower end of the train
stopped it.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14

MISFORTUNE
The Balloon ST. Louis Has
Come 10 Grief
IT SANK IN THE NORTH SEA
The Occupants Were Saved
by Passing Schooner-The
Second American Entry In
the International Race to
Be Destroyed.
1T SANK IN THE NORTH SEA

Berlin. oct ia wireless message
received today from Arnold. the con-
ductor Of the St Louis balloon in the
James Gordon Bennett cup race as fol-
lows:
Lost everything in the North Sea
last night"
Another dispatch received says the
St Louis sank in the North Sea, but
the occupants We're rescued by a
schoOner.A fog prevented Mr.. Arnold
and Mr.. Hewitt, who accompanied him
from seeing the water and they were
blown out to sea without a knowledge
of where they were going. The Bel
gian balloon Utopia landed at o'clock
yesterday evening at CuXhaven within
500 yards of the beach. The German
balloon Koelin landed this morning at
o'clock on the island Of NOrstrand
and the German balloon Pegintz came
down at dawn today, POO yards from
the water at Bremerhaven. These air
ships left Berlin on Sunday in an en-
durance contest. Half a dozen others
came down close to the sea.
The balloon St. Louis, in charge of
Henry Arnold. left Berlin on Sunday
in the international cup race. 1t was
sighted this morning at 1850 o'clock
from Calau, moving in a southwesterly
direction. 1t is the second American
balloon to meet with an accident. The
COnqueror blew up at an altitude of
four thousand feet Immediately after
the start, and its two occupants had a
miraculous escape fron death. The
Spanish balloon Montanes, another
contestant, came to grief this morning
over Saxony. but the pilot and his as
sistant reached the ground without
injury.A
A wireless telegram from Arnold
was sent in by the ship Heligoland. The
pilot boat Wangeroog picked up the bal
loonists. SO far as known the two
men have not yet landed. America III
with Captain McCop and Mr.. Vogh
mann on board landed safely near
Cuxhaven this afternoon. Princess
Victoria, the German balloon, dropped
in the harbor Of Ottermdorf, at 4
o'clock this morning. the occupants,
Milarch and Won Rudit, swan ashore.