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Arizona republican., 1908-07-03

Denver, July 2.-Charging that Al ton B. Parker's resolution, a tribute to the memory of eX-President Grover Cleveland, is a clever move on the part of the enemies of Bryan to infuse a factional feeling into the democratic national convention, the friends of the Nebraskan today determined to offer a resolution of a character designed not to raise controverted political issues.
 Through control of the temporary or ganization the Bryan following expects to have a resolution brought to the at tention of the delegates immediately after the speech of the permanent chairman. In the event the Parker resolution will have to be offered as a substitute and submitted. All the Bryan men declare that the New York delegation thereby will be placed in the attitude of attempting in the guise of eulogizing the great party leader to create strife and dissension and make harmony impossible.
 The New York resolution is de- nounced by the Bryan leaders. They declare that it's adoption would be a direct slap at Bryan and insist that in giving it out for publication the New York delegation intended to disparage the Nebraska candidate.
 The publication of the Parker resO- lution was a bomb shell exploding in the midst of the Bryan followers and steps were at once taken by the mem bers of the committee on convention arrangements to head of its introduc- tion into the convention. They are unanimously of the opinion that it would provoke a discussion and possi- bly a fight which they desired to avoid
 At the Gray headquarters, Josiah Marvel said that Cleveland is a world character and that his memory should be paid the highest possible tribute. He had not Aaad the Parker resolution and said that the wisdom of adopting it had not been called to his attention After reading the resolution with great care Marvel said he thought it was open to criticism resolution which did not rake up issues over which there had been or was likely to be bitterness, would answer the purpose far better and be eminently more just to the re- cord of Cleveland.
 Judge Gray's friends also contend that Bryan's nomination on the first ballot is quite out of the question. They say that if tfs Nebraskan can be kept down until the second ballot or third ballot, the nomination will be as likely to go to one man as another and Gray's chances will be equal to the best
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03
THE REGIMENT PUNISHED.
For the offense of Single Japanese
 Soldier.

Seoul, July "A Japanese soldier ran amuck today through the Ameri- can Methodist missionary premises in Ping Yang. He assaulted a Korean caretaker with a bayonet chasing him through missionary residence. Amer ican Consul SammOns, when informed of the affair. called it to the attention of the Japanese residency and de- manded the punishment of the soldier.
 By order of Prince Ito, the resident general, the soldier was arrested inn mediately and sentenced to two months at hard labor. The colonel, major. captains and lieutenants of the regiment to which the soldier belonged will be disciplined by confinement of from three to seven days.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03
RUSSIAN MINE DISASTER.
It Is Said That the Dead Will Mum
 Der POO.

UsovO. European Russia, July 2- terrible explosion of gas occurred in the Rikovsky mine last evening where a very large number of miners were at work. One hundred and fifty seven bodies have been recovered, all of which were badly burned but it Is believed that the death roll will reach at least 200.
 Seventy three men were rescued alive today but many of them are in serious condition. Ten of the res cued died soon after being taken out of the shaft There is great excite ment here and troops have been called into service to prevent disorders.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03
THE NATIONAL CHAIRMAN.
His Identity Yet Remains to Be Dis
 closed.

Washington, July 1.-Two confer ences of an important nature were held by Mir. Taft today, the first be- ing with Speaker Cannon and the second with Secretary Cortelyou. Concerning neither conference was much disclosed.
 The Cortelyou interview covered a wide range of political topics. Cor telyou took occasion to urge the se- lection of Frank II. Hitchcock as na- tional republican chairman. Beyond this there were no developments to- day in the matter of the national chairmanship.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03
A HUSBANDS CRIME.

San Diego, July Early this eve ming William MorZ went to the resi- dence of his wife, Susan Morz, from whom he was separated, and fired five shots at her. three taking effect The woman's wounds are pronounced fla tai. After the shooting, Morz made no attempt to escape
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03
ENJOYING A REST
 LIKE OTHER FOLKS
President RooseveIt's Vacation Less Strenuous Than Formerly.

Oyster Bay. July 2.-Today was a quiet one with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill He spent most of the day reading after he had finished of ficial business. It is evidently his in tention to make very little use this summer of the yachts Sylph and Mayflower which were placed at the presidents disposal by the govern ment.
 Today the Sylph left her anchorage in the cove and headed for New York where she will go to the navy yard. The Mayflower remains here anchored further out toward the sound because of the deeper draught. She too will sail on Monday to go to anchorage off Whitestone, l.. l., Where she will be stationed during the months of the presidents vacation, awaiting orders.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03
BISHOP POTTER
 SLOWLY DfSCENDS
His Family At His Bedside Awaiting the Ed.

CooperstOWn. July 2-The passage of another day of Bishop Potter's ill., ness at Fernleigh, his wife's summer home here, left him with a reserve of vitality SD small that his death it is feared is but a matter of hours
 At 9:30 o'clock tonight the physi- clans issued this bulletin: Bishop Potter after raIlying somewhat during the early forenoon, gradually lost strength and at the present moment is weaker than at anytime during his illness"
 At 12:3O this morning the condition Of Bishop Potter is reported very low. None of the members of the family retired last night and this morning are at his bedside, or within a moments call.
 At 2:25 a. m. Bishop Potter is ap- parently very near death. All the members of the family remain near the bishop. Friends at distant points have been notified that the end is probably near
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03
RUSSIAN ADVENTURES.
Seek to Stir Up a Revolt in Man
 churia.

Tomsk. Siberia. July 1.-Two Rus sians, former officers, have been ar rested near the Mongolian border. ac cused of attempting to organize a re- volt in Manchuria with the purpose of wrestling that province from China.
 On their arrest they stated that they had been sent by the Russian emperor to perform that work but the authOri- ties say they are adventurers.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03

"The candidates too may have some influence in determining HeaTst's ac- tion. The organization of the ma tional convention is. a factor to be considered. The general trend and spirit of the convention also ought to have weight in determining with what force the democratic party will be able to appeal to men who have continued with the Independence party"
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03
MURDERER sURRENDERS.

St. Petersburg. July "A man named Polovzeff, reputed to be the in the killing of Deputy Hert- in July. 1906, surrendered him self to the Finish authorities to stand trial in Finland
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03
ANTl-BRYAN TALK.

Denver, July 2.-Colonel James H.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-03

RANCH FOR SALE-Eighty acres well located. Fenced and cross fenced. All in alfalfa. o5chard in bearing. Six room house and good barn. E. E. Pascoe, no North Center St.
The evening world., 1908-03-17
FRENCH0FFICIALSG GUESTS
AT THE 22ND'S GAMES

Games Committee of the Twenty-second
Regiment Athletic Association to wit
ness the annual indoor athletic meet
of the regiment at the armorv Sixty
eighth street and Broadway tonight.
The French athletic officials were very
much Impressed with the New York
Athletic Club meet at Madison Square
Garden, but as the military organiza-
tlons of France are taking up athletic
sorts they have selected the Twenty
second Regiment games as repre-
sentative military athletic meet. and
as a result soldier games In France VIII
be- conducted along the lines OF to-
r.9uts meeting.
Two special events have been added
20 the programme which have created
cons .derable interest among the ath-
letes. The triangular Australian b!-
cycle pursuit race between the Thir-
teenth. Twenty second and Twenty
third Regiments Is practically n contest
of champion cyclists of America, The
other event will consist OF an entirely
new race-an indoor three. mile cross
country run which promises to arouse
great interest. The event has attracted
athletic material OF the highest stand
ard as the following clubs nave en-
tered teams: Pastime. Mohawk, Mott
Haven. Xaviers. Trinity and Stars
As nearly as possible the course will
be made similar to those over which
athletes travel out of doors,
The evening world., 1908-03-17
WHOLESALE CLEANING OUT BY JOCKEY CLUB

Club stands for all that is honest in
racing.
Willie Knapp, who rode for the Pat
chogue Stable last season. Is one OF the
prominent jockeys TO fall under the
Jan. Knapps application was refused.
Knapp rode Nealon to an easy victory
in the Belmont Park Weight for Age
race on oct 9 and had the mount on
the same horse about three weeks later.
On that occa aston Neal6n was favorite.
but finished in second place the race
being won by Brookdale Nynph. There
was also much talk of the way Knapp
handled Nealon in a race on the turf
al the Sheepsnead Bay fall meeting
when the Patchague stable entry was
an even money favorte ami failed to
finish in the money. The Jockeys name
was also coupled with George Boles, the
The evening world., 1908-03-17
CANUCKS TO SHOW
US REAL HOCKEY

New Workers. will be given an oppor-
tunity to see hockey as 1t Is played in
Canada when the Wanderers and Sham
rocks. both OF Montreal, meet AZ i-e
St Nicholas Rink tonight, The Wan
d-rers are the worlds champions and
holders OF the Stanley cup, which is
emblematic % 'he championship.
The Wandercrs on March 10 and u
defended nicir title to the Stanley cup
against the Maple Leafs, Of Winnipeg
winning decisively by the aggregate
score Of 20 TO S. and on the lith Inst
again defended II successfully against
the strong Toronto Professionals win
ring 1s 4 scOr, OF 20 / on the ilth
they PLAYED to-night's contenders in one
OF the greatest games ever seen In
Montreal At half time the Wanderers
led 80. Six minutes before the close
Of the game the Snamrocks we're lead
Ing -, when the Wanderers In a
wlrlw'ud finish scored three goals in
rapid succession ana won out G-i
This is the ilrst time IH ten wears
-..r N.N York as ,r.u saue he-
tween two Canadian teams, and the first
time between teams OF she caliNre OF
the Wanderers and Shamrocks. and Il
will be a fitting climax TO the most
prosperous hockey season New York
has ever enjoyed
The evening world., 1908-03-17
LEACH CROSS WINS
IN RATTL|NG FIGHT

frankie Madden was badly beaten by
Leach Cross in their contest at the Dry
Dock A. c. last night that his seconds
jumped into the ring in the fifth round 10
save him from beng knocked out. Madden
was helpless on the -cpes the time. and
as Cross vas landing blow after blow on
his Jaw and stomach it humane act
70 stop the battle. The fight while il lasted
was a peach" From the first Gang Of the
bell the ads fought nard. and the club
mem oers were constantly on their feet ap-
plsuting
In the first round Cross floor-d Madden
and So drove n many stlff tabs. In the
second Madden cropped Cross t'r the count.
7 fourth roun! ass great me. Maiden
reached Cross stomach with :our terrific
swings. which doubles! MIN up. and as he
fcolislly tried TO reach mis- "a" with swings
Instead Of keeping al his stomach, Cross
suddenly sh5t rve- right and swing
cross again sent him down with d smash m
the jaw the bell saving him When the
fifth round started Cross walked out. aHt
af.e- s.itt eNcaanse sHung tnree hard
rights on Madden's iar'. welcn made him s.
gr,,ggv that he hung over The ropes Mad
ien vas ali in now. and - no was unable
tn rr-1.ect himself. rs seconds entered the
ring
The evening world., 1908-03-17
Applications of Twenty-Four
Trainers for Coming Sea-
SON Turned Down, Too

bookmaker in relation TO the N and out
running Of Gold Lady. owned hy A L.
Aste.
In the list Of trainers whose applica
tons were laid on the table are A. w
Claxon. who had charge OF the Brown
leigh Stable and Joe Marrone who had
trouble with the Washington authorities
with his horse St Joseph. in an alleged
doping charge. Marrone las su.t
OF $50 100 against the Washington club
for defamation of character
Jockey David Englander who got in
trouble at the late Pimico meeting
James C. Mchaud. Charles r White
ana Charley Koerner had the.r appica-
tons laid on the table tor future action.
William Martin and w. y MrDermott
were denied trainers licenses
s s Rowland was appointed steward
to represent the jockey Club At Ben
nings II Morris was delegated TO
0ticiate AS steward at Pimli u and w
S. Nosburgh 10 act at Auuedrct.
The evening world., 1908-03-17
M0R|ARTY JOINS H|L[T0PS

machines together Moriarity has not
yet handed in his signed contract. but
the fact that he has come here on his
own initiative leads Griffith to believe
that George and the club will come TO
speedy agreement on the sa.ary
question.
Moriarlty, who is a singer OF some
his team-mates who Immediately ra-
organized last years quartet which
TINS season was incomplete without his
fine tenor voice.
The Highlanders will be able to get
only three hours work out again to-
day, as the Macon team. which twice
defeated them last year. is billed for
another game with Atlanta this after
noon. This Is rather unfortunate. as
another heat wave is being experien ed
here. and whole day under such IA
vorable cond lions would be quite ag-
Ceptable to Griffith.
The evening world., 1908-03-17
TWO STAGS TONIGHT.

Two boxing stays will be held to-
night At Browns Gymnasium the prin-
clpals IN the main bout OF six rounds
win be Jim Savage and Tom Linerhan
heavy weights, The usual good prelm.
inaries will also be staged
At the Washington Heights A. C
Harry Ferns, the local lightweight. ant
Tommy Lowe. OF Washington, ID. c.
will, clash in the star bout OF six rounds 8
-Four other contests will preceds u.
The evening world., 1908-03-17
TONY ROSS KNOCKS
OUT BIC JEFFORDS

NEWCASTLE, Pa. March l7.-Refore
sixteen hundred persons here last night
AT the Coliseum jim Jeffords a Phila
delphtan. was knocked out by Tony
Ross The end came in the third Of
what was to have been a tHelve-round
bout. Ross shot a terrific right to the
stomach. which doubled Jenords up
and sent MIN to the floor. After the
count, Jeffords had to be assisted to
mis- corner where restOratlves Were APP
uiel as he was very SICK. This was
the first fight held within twelve
months and was permitted because II
was for the benefit OF the Newcastle
rail club which Is heavily in debt.
The evening world., 1908-03-17
Jockey Willie Knapp Among
the Riders Who Are De-
MED Licenses.

Turfmen are talking to-day of
Wholesale cleaning out of twenty-four
,rainers and several Well-known jock
eys who have at some recent period
been under suspicion OF wrong doing,
and whose applications were denied at
the meeting Of the Jockey Club stewards
held last night, Coming a, this time
When the anti-gambling bills are under
discussion at Albany the result is to
strengthen the belief that the Jockey
The evening world., 1908-03-17
UNHOLZ LIVING
ON FAT OF LAND
SAYS "WHY NOT?"
After an Experience of Travelling
Around World ne Finally Found
Fighting the Easiest Way to
Make a Living.

DOER UNHOLZ struck New York
B yesterday afternoon in full re
gala These are prosperous
DAYS for the Boer. He has made
a few thousand dollars in his Los
Angeles fights. and now he is living
on the fat Of the land
Why not?" asked the Boer. 81
live but once. have had many
hard years. Now | shall have the
best. | went TO sea for eight years
and travelled around and around the
world, everywhere. l lived in all
different lands. Sometimes | was a
wrestler. Sometimes | was a chef
Sometimes waited on tables or
trained fighters. Sometimes | fought.
had hard times Once in South
Africa had lot Of money, but !
spent it. Then | went into the bust.
ness Of ge>ting niggers for the da,
mond mines. | got guinea a head
for them. | spoke many languages.
The evening world., 1908-03-17

Military athletic meets In France Will
in future be patterned after those heIo
in the armories IN this CITY Secretary
Silas II Jenkins and Assistant Secre-
tarv A Won den Ende. of the Athletic
Club OF Paris who are here to secure
information relative to the American
custom OF conducting athletic meetings
have accepted the invitation OF the
The evening world., 1908-03-17
Special to The Evening WordD
Atlanta. Ga March II.

THE Highlanders lineup this morn
ing presents two third basemen.
l Moriarity and Conrov. There
,ronises 10 be a pretty fight between
his pair of clever infielders for a per-
manent job at that difficult position on
Griffiths club. and the contest will be
" al ohed with interest. Moriarity arrived
last night and coming unannounceG.
his appearance was quite a surprise to
the camping Hilltops who had about
made up their minds that the south
side lad would stick 10 his lob in the
typewriter factory. where he has been
working at his trade all winter putting
The evening world., 1908-03-17
retchel Coming East for Battles.

=.... E-t mol. Na " r.u middle
.....- ..s a.,.1el gpon ar EIs'er7 luya-
-... l. Hs week notified rH- officials OF
f1. >tf.. ..uu| s. U.. o.! IN ai'}tli. that =
,,,lnI rpH' the winner u the Jack BLACK
burr r.~-. Nt.fn bout vs. Blt Snurn nesrly
lut Marin out JACK W.T.. have the first
sqgn,. ~ Ket.ne' in the quaker city.
KeteHs. first tigAts Tommy Manss. at colme.
Cal. March Is.
The evening world., 1908-03-17

dialects would
Then would tie them
the with
paint | and
o MANY fyhs
The evening world., 1908-03-17

81 200 Now l don't owe a cent 10 an,
man living.
I am TO fight Cans to a finish or
forty-iive rounds on May 2 in Coffroth's q
hit harder than any of the lieht-vs,xets
and | expect to knock him out. When
| am once champion l shall stop fight
ing and settle down in Iowa"
The evening world., 1908-03-17

.OER tNHOLZ Is small Hacken-
schmidt in build. He has a great
reach for his he ght and Is very
ST. From the ease with which he
At Mem sic and Nelson he ought to
. hard game for Cans or any one
Sc.
The evening world., 1908-03-17

lost many fights.
In England ! went to fighting in
tent. l was with Bowker. He pick
the easy marks, and gave me the oiS
fellows. and he wanted most of the
money. ! am the star ne said. Yes.
but i can whip you, ! said. We'd get
q couple Of hundred people in. collect
the pennies. and put up a couple Of
bouts. Then we'd shoot them out again.
One day a big coon came IN and in
sisted on fighting Bohbv Dohbs. Il"
whipped Dobbs. When the next crowd
came in he jumped up and insisted orr
fighting Dobbs again. Dobhs sut 70.
other Lsking. The next time the te--
filled he hoped UP and hollercd for -
fight with Dobbs. l told the people
pobbs's hand was broken. The coon
made a holler. and l said. IN fight you
myself if you don't keep still WIS
little fellow. and he was big; SO It
looked like a joke. But he jumped into
the ring. l whispered back Of my mana
to the assistants for the iron gloves
When we saw We were up against
tough proposi ition we used gloves VII
strips of lead across the RnucKies 4IN9
the old Roman cestus. The nrst cip
hit the coon opened his cheek, ana nc
ran out of the tent and down the 81 &C
We all turned out and chased hlm anu
we had 10 run our legs on 10 get Wa
gloves back.
The evening world., 1908-03-17

NyAII ACk'S B'way & 3Oth, Ewes. S 20,
WHLLHSh ~ Mats wed. Y Sat, 2 II
MS,,s, @s @Sr 70 KNIGHT for ADA
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-25
NOTICE OF MEETING OF REPUB-
LIcAN STATE CONVENTIONS.

Pursuant to the authority of the Re-
publican State Central Committee aid
in accordance with their action, no.
tice ID hereby given that a Republican
State Convention will convene in the
Oity of Wallace, State Of Idaho, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of May. 1908, at11
O'clock a.m. OF said day for the purpose
Of eIectihg delegates to the Republican
NstionalC onvention to be held in the
City OF Chicago, State of Illinois, on
the 18th day Of June, 1908.
And, Pursuant to the authority and
by the direction of the Republican,
State CeItral Committee, a Republican
State Nominating Committee will con.
vene u / the City of Boise, State o fIdaho,
on Tuesday, the first day of Septembe
1905 at II o'clock a. m. ut which State
Convention a Republican platform of
principlss will be announced, a new
State Central COMMITTEES will be- el.
ected, and candidates WILDE nominal
ed for Justice of the Supreme Court,
n member Of Congress and State or
fcers to be voted for at the general
election TO be held on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 81 1903. .
The various counties of the state are
entitled TO delegate representation in
each state convention as follows:
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-25

AGAIN there seems to be dan
ger that the matter Of putting
the Mountain Home-Atlanta
road will go by unattended to.
There was a considerable
amount of talk some time back
of making a determined effort
to raise funds and secure the
cooperation of the county COM
missioners and the forest serv-
ice, but nothing has been really
done, as yet, toward accom-
1plshing that result. In the
meantime our neighbors' of
Boise and Haley are getting in
their work, On the Boise road
"a crew of twenty men are now
at work, clearing out the road
bed and repairing the damage
done by wsshouts this spring,
and the road is practically COM
pleted to Big Bar, which is
within thirty miles of Atlanta.
1T is expected that the remain.
der of the road will be complet-
ed and ready for service by
August l, in time to be of use
after the present road from
here to Atlanta has been shut.
up for the winter. The pro-
posed road from Haley to At
lanta is being arranged for by d
committee of the Commercial
club of that place, and the in
dications are that work will bel
commenced on that road within
a few weeks. Now is the time
for Mountain Home to take ac-
ton in this matter, if she val
ues the trade Of the Upper
at all. It will be Of
use to get the road into
condition after the otherfoutes
are arranged FOR, and the bust.
ness has commenced to go in
to other channels. 1t will bel
an, easy matter to fix. things so
as to hold the trade, but a much
matter to get it back af-
ter it is lost. !
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-04-25
On Monday of next week ex-

ON Monday of next week ex-
pires the thirty-day period al
lowed to the Great Western
Beet Sugar company, after the
making of a demand by the
auditor and recorder, within
which it must file the sworn
statement required by the State
Of Idaho, concerning the condi-
ton of it's business, the capaci-
ty of its irrigation works and
the number and quantity of
water rights that it has sold and
has outstanding. This state
ment should have been prepared
at the beginning of the year
and filed not later than January
6, last. 1t did not do 50 and it
would not do so now unless
compelled to. The reason for
this delay is apparent to all.
Just so long as the company
can keep the public inignorance
Iof the exact state Of its affairs,
and Of the present conditiarr of
its irrigation system, just so
long can it continue I'm opera
ton, and continue the sale Of
water rights. After the real
facts are known " cannot hope
to delude the public with spe-
cious promises. AS a matter
of fact it dare not file a truth
full and complete report of its
condition at the present time.
Such a report would be fatal to
its plans. In what way it will
seek to avoid the issue, and just
what means it will employ to-
get around the facts, remains
to be seem IN the meantime
the water users must wait up
the pleasure of the company
the information that they
so badly.