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Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
CLEVELAND REPUBLICANS
 DRAWN INFO COURT
A Suit Following Official Recognition of the Taft Committee in Cuyahosa County.

Cleveland. Feb. 5.-As a result of the decision of the republican state com mittce to recognize the Taft committee in Cuyahoga county followed by a tel egram from Secretary of State Thomp- son, directing the board of elections officially to take cognizance of this committee, a suit for an injunction was filed today against the elections board by Edward H. Hochler. member of the Foraker committee. The action aims to restrain the board from sum- mary action under the call of the Taft committee, and the petition declares that the Foraker committee headed by M. w. Harvey is the only legal repub- lican controlling body in the county.
 In concurrence with instructions from, the secretary ef state. the elec- tiOns board in a stormy season today rescinded its previous action recogniz- ing the Foraker committee and formal ly named the Taft committee as the controlling power in the county.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
AN EXPERT
 IN FINANCE Mir. Bryan Talks of Cur
 renCy Needs
He Points Out a Simple Remedy In Cases of Elm ergency.

New York. Feb. 5.-William J. Bry- an spoke oa currency needs at a din ner of the Economic Club tonight, which was attended by over 700 diners including man.-CNaw York bankers, who listened to the speaker with care full attention. Brvan declared that there was 70 need to extend the note issue ot banks as an emergency cur rency.
 If l were discussing the Aldrich bill" said he, 'I would criticise num- Der of it's provisions If I were discus sing the Fowler bill l would dissent from it's provisions. but the point I desire to make is this: That we do not need to extend the note issue of the banks. The government can meet that need simply and quickly by the issue of government notes like our green backs in form, and the redemption notes should be loaned by the govern ment upon sufficient security and at a rate of interest which would compel their return when the emergency is over'
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
WISH OF THE UNION
 WAS ANTICIPATED
By the President in the Removal of Public Printer StiIIngs.

Washington. Feb. 5.-Just as the presidents action in suspendins Public Printer Stillings was being announced today. committee of labor leaders called at the White House and pre- scented to the president resolutions adopted by the central labor union, charging Stillings with violations of the s-hOur law in the government printing office and added: Tt is diff ficult to get witnesses against Stil- lings, for the reason that many of them are employed in the printing of flee, directly under his charge. We hope however to follow up our oral statement with affidavits if necessary
 The president informed the commit tee of the action he had already taken in the case. Resolutions by numerous labor organizations in various cities. charging a violation of the S-hOur day discrimination against veteran sol diers and the widows of soldiers, vio- lation of the civil service law. have been submitted to congress and the president
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
THE BLOOD-BOUGHT PEACE
 OF TROUBLED PORTUGAL
A Return to the Good Old Times Before
 FranCOS Dictatorship
If There is No Outbreak at the Royal Funeral Next Saturday 1t Will Be Believed That the Danger of Revolution Will Have Passed.

Minister Bryan since. he has seldom failed to recall the delight and pleas ure he had in the presence of the American officers.
 Preparations for the funeral of the dead king and crown prince are rap idly nearing completion. MT. Bryan has received the appointment of spe- cial envoy of America, He transmitted the resolution of sympathy adopted by the American senate to Foreign Minis ter Lima, who was especially touched by its appreciative form of condolence.
 Foreign newspaper correspondents from London. Paris and Berlin are Hooking to Lisbon. They seem disap pointed at finding the country not in the throes of revolution.
 The telegraph lines are already swamped and there are many delays incident to the flood of messages. h. creased precautions have been taken by the authorities to prevent the spread of false and alarming reports Both commercial and press telegrams are examined to see that they conform to the regulations. forbidding the transmission of anything iuimical to the public security or irreverent to the royal family.
 Premier Ferreira d'Amaral held a lengthy conference today with SenhOr Castro and SenhOr Wilhelm on what measures should be taken for the speedy reestabIishment of the parlia mentary regime in which the efforts of the ministry are receiving the sup port of the press almost without eX- ception. The leading partisans of the pretender, Dom Miguel, have called at the palace to offer their condolences. all the governors of provinces and other high officials have sent their res ignatiOns.
 In spite of the present tranquility throughout the country there arc pes simists who believe that the revolu- tiOnary activity is more widely spread than it appears on the surface and that the situation is not improved by the combination of a young and inex- perieRced king under the domination of his widowed mother with the re- actionary tendencies of a makeshift ministry and a premier who is a social ist rather than a statesman. The pes simists found additional argument in the report that Franco. although his downfall is complete, does not intend that the campaign which he undertook shall be abandoned and that he is ar ranging for a selection of new leader for the regeneration and progressist party. This means a continuation of the struggle from which the republi- cans expect to derive benefit in the future as they have in the past. Fran CO.'S admirers believe it means his dramatic reentry on the political scene at the opportune moment.
 The decision not to expose the bodies of the late king and crown prince to the public at the palace tomorrow, but only at the church after the ceremonies is also interpreted as evidence of ncr- vousness in high places. The cabinet today proceeded with the work of de molishing the measures promulgated through the dictatorship. IL held q
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
PROSECUTOR
 OF Init HftPLESS
Heney's Denunciation or United
 States Attorney Hall.

Portland. orc, Feb. J.-United States attorneys doing politics instead of their duty and appointed by rotten United States senators" is the way Heney characterized some of the gov ernment officials in his opening ar gumcnt in the trial of District AttOr- ney Hall, charged with conspiracy. Henev laid stress on the assertions that Hall catered to those who pos sessed political influence in oregon and was ready to assist them when they ran afoul law although when it came to man of no consequence Hall developed into an active energetic and industrious official He said that Hall had ample evidence on which to proceed against the Butte Creek com pany yet he failed to do so because he was shirking his duty.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06

Lisbon. Feb. 5.-The announced in tention of the new cabinet to put an end to repression and restore the old liberal monarchy" which existed in Portugal for sixty years has a soothing effect on the country and tranquility is reported from everywhere in the inte- rior. and today Lisbon seems perfectly peaceful The willingness of MachadO, the republican leader, and republicans generally to acquieSce in the situation if their friends are released seems to insure a return to less strenuous modes of political warfare. Generally speak ing another upheavel in the near fu- ture is considered practically impossi ble.
 Intense interest Is shown in FrancO's whereabouts. The drama centers about him. but he remains in seclusion. seem- ingly crushed in spirit. He declines to see correspondents. to offer a defense of his policy. explain his downfall or his decision to retire completely from the political arena. His elimination is regretted by the commercial classes and foreign elements, who are con- avinced that his sole object was the good of the country.
 The young king himself believed in Franco The day after the tragedy while unbbsOming himself to a lifelong friend. he said: T intend to retain Franco. He was my fathers friend and shall be mine" It is well known, however. that the dowager has always been hostile to the former premier and later Queen Amelie shared her view that the dictatorship had been carried too far. She is said to have remon- strated with him that he might end the tragedy and she invoked him in behalf of a milder course. In memory of what her own family had suffered in Franco. on the day of the assassina tions, amid the confusion in the mem orabIe scene in the arsenal quadrangle where the royal carriage took refuge, when beside herself with grief the queen turned on Franco and cried: That is what your work has done.
 The reconciliation of these two at terances with the influences at work, is believed to furnish the true key to the secret of Franco's downfall. The young sovereign's personality is de- scribed by those who know him as very winning As a lad he has displayed fine manly traits and has considerable artistic talent.
 Like his father he was exceedingly fond of outdoor sports such as tennis, riding and shooting He was reared with great care by the queen, who took the warmest interest in the edu- cation of the princes, both whom spoke English. French, Spanish and Italian perfectly.
 It will be interesting to Americans to know that the king is especially fond of America and Americans. In May, 1904, when he was appointed naval ap- prentice, an American squadron under Rear Admiral Barker then at the Azores hastened its arrival few days at the request of the American minis ter in order to be present at the cere- mony The prince was overjoyed at the courtesy and, when speaking to
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
ECHOES OF THE MESSAGE
 RING THROUGH THE HOUSE
The Document Continues to be the Text
 for a General Political Debate
In the Course of 1t Yesterday It Was Stated That the Next National Republican Convention Would De- clare for Tariff Revision.

Washington. Feb. 5.-Tariff revision and the presidents recent message were again the main topics of discus- sion tOdaS-. as has been the case for nearly a week. The Indian appropria- ton bill Was ostensibly before the house, but in no quarter was any word spoken in regard to it. The house has apparently made uc its mind to dis cuss the issues of the day, and no ef- fort was made to check the flow of general debate, which will be con tinued tomorrow.
 A long speech by MT. Payne of New York chairman of the ways and means committee and the majority leader on the floor, was considered important because of his assurance that a tariff revision plank will be incorporated in the republican national platform this year. He devoted some attention to Bryan. whom fo credited with going about the country accusing Roosevelt of grand or petit larceny.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06

session in the arcade overlooking the spot where the king and his son were murdered.
 The commission appointed under the dictatorship to replace the elected mu- nicipality officials has resigned. Fran CO.'S father was attacked by mob in one of the principal streets today. The king has signed three decrees. One re- peals the decrees issued by Franco which restricted the freedom of the press; another repeals the decree which suspended the privilege of i'm munity from prosecution of members of parliament and extended the powers of the criminal examining judges. The members of parliament will now be lib- erated. The. official gazette will pub fish the decrees tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
RED FLAG REVOLUTION.

Madrid, Feb. 5.-A special from Lis bon states that the revolutionists in Oporto made sudden and deter mined attack OF the city hall. They took the municipal guard by surprise and succeeded in forcing an entrance. Then they hoisted red flag Of revo- lution on the big tower. Their tri- umph, however. was short-lived. as a reinforcement of police soon arrived and drove out the revolutionarics and tore down their banners Many were wounded on both sides.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
THE MANUFACTURERS
See the president on the Subject of
 Tariff Commission.

Washington, Feb. 5.-Thirty repre- sentatives of the National Association of Manufacturers conferred with the president in pursuance of their desire to have him send to congress a spe- cia1 message recommending legisHtion providing for a tariff commission. Af- ter the conference it was announced that a pledge of entire secrecy regard ing the conference had been taken.
 It was stated at the White House that no special message on the subject of a tariff commission would be sent congress by the president. The dele gates seemed satisfied with the inter view and some went so far as to say that it would be unsafe to say that there would be no special message.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
Q BROTHERS ANGER

London. Feb. 5.-A special to the Standard says that the duke of Oporto. brother of the late king was present at a state council held in Lisbon after the assassination. The duke charged Franco with the responsibility for the death of the king and crown prince. He even attacked Franco and tried to strike him in the face but members of the council interfered and the men Were senarated.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
MR. mETcALF,s WANTS

Washington. Feb. 5.-Before the house committee on naval affairs, Sec retary Metcalf tOda1 asked for an ap- propriation of S7S.770.00O for the con struction and conversion of war yes selfs. The impression prevails that the estimates will be reduced material ly, possibly $40.OOO, 000.
 The secretary urged the necessity of authorizing the construction of four battleships to cost $5S.000,00 900 for all four scout cruisers at S10.000.000 ten destroyers at SS.5QO, ,000, one submarine at $1,520.000 one ammunition ship at $1,75O,000: one repair ship at S2.500.- 900; laying ships (cruisers to be con verted and equippeO at S5.0o0,o0e; four fleet colliers at $27,00O,0 900.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
THE SIOtSSEL VERDICT
 MAY BE GIVEN TODAY
The Attorney of the Hero of Port Ar
 thur Pleads Eioquently in His Behalf

St. Petersburg. Feb. 5.-The court martial of Lieutenant General Stoessel is not -et finished. Today Deputy Smyrtlenoff. counsel for the defense, made an eloquent plea for the acquit- tai Of Port Arthur's commander. pie turing the heroic resistance offered by the defenders of the fort under the most tr,'ing conditions. and declaring that not until t was inevitable did the fortress fall
 Final judgment in the case will probably be given tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
VICTIMS OF SNOW SLIDES.

Telluride, Colo. Feb. 5.-One man is dying and nine others suffering from more or less serious injuries as the re- suit of five snow slides in the vicinity of Telluride in the past twenty-fOur hours. Southwestern Colorado is in the grip of the worst snow storm in years.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
 ON VER6E OF WAR
The Trouble Coming About Over Dispatch Concerning the Persian Boundary.

St. Petersburg. Feb. 5.-There is possibility of hostilities between Rus Sia a-d TurKe- as a result of the boundary dispute between Turkey and Persia. The situation that caused the dispatch of 50O0 Russian Troops in the direction os the Turkish frontier. is diseussed by the NOvO Vremya today. which orOfesses to believe that war might easily come about
 The paper declares that the present moment is most favorable for Turkey, inasmuch as Russia is involved in in- terior troubles, and her army disor- ganized. The Turkish border is with. out Qualifications.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
PROSPECT OF WORK.

Pittsburg. Feb. 5.-With immediate work for about 5000 men in sight, the city hail was stOrmed today by the unemployed and 60GO application blanks were issued by the civil serv- ice commission. Tonight rush or der for 5000 more blanks was sent to the printers.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
FROZEN IN PANTRY.
I've Women Found Dead in a New
 York House.

New York. Feb. 1.-Two women were found dead today in the kitchen of a house on West Seventy fifth street. They are Mrs. Margaret Meek Bertie. aged 70. and Mrs. Margaret Kelley. aged 4O There was litIe coal in bin in the cellar and r cents found in a cupboard. The police think the women were frozen to death. Pawn tickets for eighteen ar ticles of dress and jewelry were found around the premiseA
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
MIR. HARMON STILL RUNNING.

Cincinnati, Feb. 5.-Judson Harmon declared that he is as much in the race for the democratic nomination for president as he ever was. on his arrival today from a trip to New York.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06

commission, -lan which he declared cOnfOrmed to the modern usiness idea on the subject. He spoke an hour and a half, receiving the careful attention Of the senators and the large audience in the galleries.
 There were present many delegates of the commercial bodies now in ses- sion i- th-s cit--. Several democratic senators spoke briefly on the general subiect.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
THE FLIGHT OF FRANCO.

London. Feb. 5.-A special from Lis bon to the morning Telegraph says the flight of Franco Is fully confirmed According to the dispatch the former premier left Lisbon in an automobile on Tuesday night and is now ip Galicia. Spain.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06
6EVERIDGE'S APPEAL
 EOR HOMMfCSION

Washington. Feb. 5-Senator Bev- eridge. of Indiana, today delivered an appeal to tha senate to adopt his bill providing for a non-Dartisan tariff
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06

FOR SALE.-New five room brick cottage. Electric lights. gas. bath, toilet North 2nd Street, near Fill more. Ten per cent cash. Balance in payments like rent. E. E. Pascoe, no North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-06

MONEY TO LOkN.-n you want to build and need some money, come and zee me; my rstss gre tho lowest. n. E. Paxcoe. 11e North Center Street.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-05-28
ACWOrth.

Mr. W. Phagan, of Marietta
was in Acworth Tuesday on bust.
ness.
Mrs D w Orr, of Gainesville,
has been visiting Mrs F G Car.
penter, near Acworth.
Mr. and Mrs A l. Orr have re.
turned from a pleasant visit to
Gadsden, Calhoun and Dalton.
Mrs G L Mcmillan, of Jefferson
Ga, is visiting Mr. and Mrs J W
Mcmillan.
Mrs A J Barrett, of Cumming,
Ga, is spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs D D Barrett and
family
Mrs J W Mcmillan returned
Tuesday from the Presbyterian
Sanitarium, in Atlanta, where she
has been under treatment for sew.
eral weeks.
Miss Helen Schell and Mr. John
Collins spent last Sunday most
delightfully."- i'll Martha as the
guests of the Misses Moon and
Christian.
The annual election of officers
of the Acwortn school board was
held Friday, and the following Of
ficers elected: J J Northcutt,
chairman; George Lemon, secre-
tary; 0 Awtrey, assistant secre-
tary and treasurer. Finance Com
mittee-O Awtrey, P 0 McLain,
e w Ray. Grievance Committee
e W Ray, George Lemon, H Nj
Williams. Executive Committee
j w Mcmillan, II M Williams
P o McLain -Acworth Post.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-05-28
Sincere Thanks.
If You Have Catarrh, Asthma or Bron
chitis, Read What Thankful People
Say About Hyomei.

Mrs. M. A. Drake, Utica, N. Y,
writes: II could not speak above a
whisper. inhaled Hyomei, and it gave
me instant relief. Hyomei will cure
Catarrh and Bronchitis if used as d.
rected."
Lodwick Edwards, 1923 Madison ave.
nue., Columbus, Ohio, writes: II will
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did for me. 1t cured me of my Bron-
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you for your valuable medicine"
Mrs. Bertha Weekly, Pleasantville
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used your Hyomei for Hay Fever with
good results, having suffered with it for
many years, and this is the first thing !
ever found that ever gave me any re-
lief"
Hyomei will cure Catarrh, Bronchitis
Hay Fever, Asthma, Coughs or Colds,
and G. M Crosby & Co., druggists, will
give you your money back if it don't
1t is pleasant remedy, and gives relief
instantly. Just breathe it in through
the pocket inhaler that comes with
every $1.00 outfit. Extra bottles fol
subsequent treatment are only so cents
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-05-28
CHE Marietta sonrual
MARIETTA, GA, MAY %, 1908.
ACWOrth.

Mrs D F McClatchey, of Allan
ia, is visiting her father, Orlando
Awtrey, here.
Miss Annie Louise Awtrey has
returned from Lucy Cobb, Athens,
where she has been attending col
lege.
Miss Lula Mitchell has returned
from Wesleyan College, Macon.
Miss Annie Lee MCGEE has
returned from Christian College,
Washington, D. G.
- Mrs G l. Mcmillan, of Jefferson,
!!SSslting the family of J W Nc
Ars Fred Hull and Mrs Lily
>5arnes visited Atlanta last week
Mrs E M Bailey and Mrs J E
Carnes spent d few days in Attain
ia with their mother, Mrs Nc
Dowell, the past week.
Mrs Nath Thompson and Miss
Thompson, of Marietta, visited MI
and Mrs NJ J Abbott last Friday
Miss Stella Tate, of Tate, Ca,
visited Mrs A J Durham last
Thursday, and spoke to the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society
In the afternoon.
Mrs NJ M MCGEE, Misses Roy
Mitchell and Alvarden Craig spent
last Saturday iii Atlanta.
Mrs Howell Kitchen visited Mrs
Gribble, IN Emerson, last week.
Mr. and Mrs A J Barrett, OF
Cumming, are visiting the family
of d D Barrett.
H M Williams and Penn Mitch.
ell attended the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows i'll Macon this week.
Miss Dcllie Dial, of Woodstock
visited Mrs A J Durham during
the past week.
The Commencement exercises al
Smith-Lemon Institute last Friday
night were very interesting.
DIXIE
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-05-28
Lost Mountain.

We still have showers and the
grass is forging TO the front, and
now comes the tug of war.
Born to Mr. aud Mrs Walter
Dobbins 12-pound boy, on the
23d instant. Walter thinks he is
big enough TO register and vote for
Hoke Smith,
Mr. James r Cureton, of Austell
was here last week, doing some ad-
vertising for his nursery. He is a
pleasant gentleman, and takes
much pride in building up his
county. He came to Cobb from
Campbell county, and has built up
large nursery at Austell, and one
of the three that survived out OF
the many that sprung up in this
county a few years ago. Success
to the men who are doing some.
thing substantially to bnild up
Cobb county.
If such political campaigns were
to break out on US every two years
it would keep the people torn up
and disconnected. Let the people
express their disapproval at the
polls June 4th.
We have some of the best farm.
ers In Cobb county. They are
using brains as we'll as muscle
The crops and yield show for them.
selves.
Harvest and blackberry pies are
in sight. That means we'll live
Allo,o
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-05-28
New Hope.

Miss Jessie Mayes, Of Atlanta,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs A
A Mayes, last week.
Miss Annette Moore Is visiting
relatives in Atlanta.
Mr. Howard Handy attended the
commencement exercises of Rhine
hardt Normal College, Walesca,
last week.
Mr. w F Segars' family, who
have been III school at Walesca,
have returned to their home near
Smyrna.
Miss Lula Handy, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs P Daniel,
of Collins Springs, has returned
home.
The Young Peoples Home Mis-
sion Society held their Devotional
exercises Sunday night with very
good attendance. Mesdames w R
Turner, Len G Baldwin, - Lyon
and R N Holland, of Marietta,
were present. Mrs Turner and
Mrs Baldwin, gave very interest
ing talks, which we're enjoyed by
all.
Mr. Bob Bentley's family visited
relatives at MONDAY, and attended
the singing Sunday.
Mrs / P Sewell and Mrs Hemp
Wiley visited Mrs Nancy Black
we'll, of Antioch, Tuesday.
LEE.