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Arizona republican., 1908-01-24

YE OLD TYMERS-Ye Good lyme Club will give its next dance Wednes- day evening, Jan. 29, at the Arizona School of Music
 GONE TO PREScoTT.-Mr and Mrs. Reese M. Ling of Prescott. who have been Phoenix visitors for a few days, left for home this morning.
 A SON AND HEIR-Geo1ge Me Donald. deputy county treasurer. is enjoying a temporary vacation which he is devoting to the entertainment of fine son and heir at his home in Mesa City.
 A PITlFUL cASE-The Los An geles Times arriving yesterday had a two column article describing the death of Val F. WiIby of Monrovia California. which had just occurred nine days after the death of Mrs Wilby, both being taken ill immediate " after eating sausage. Their death was attributed to ptontaine poison by the attending physicians though the coroner's physician gave the cause iof Mrs. Wilby's death as heart disease and that of her husband as oedema of the brain. As a result there is a sen sational quarrel among the doctors of that section. The local interest in the case however, arises through the fact that the Wilbys are intimate friends of Tom Whitney of this city and his mother who lives in Los Angeles. and moreover through the fact that daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Wilby lives in Bisbee and has not yet been ap- prised of the death of either of them. She has been quite i'll and though con- valescent friends have not deemed it wise to yet inform her of the death of her parents. severe shock is therefore in store for her as both pa rents were in good health at her lat- est information. MT. Whitney says he remembers over twenty years ago. of the two families making an overland journey from Grass Valley to Los An geles. a matter of over 500 miles. and the families nave been intimately as- sOciated since then. MT. Wilby was not only a veteran of the civil war but a national hero as he was one of a small number of volunteers who under command of Lieut.. Cushing, blew up the Albemarle, tbe most for midable gunboat of the confederacy, by a plan somewhat similar and great deal more dangerous than the incident that won Captain H6bson his fame. It occurred on the Roanoke river and except the commander, who swan a half mile down stream, and one other man, all were either captured or killed.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24

figures. Another improvement is the split Keyboard, to be used in the mak- ling of bills or other documents requit- ing date lines. By the movement of a lever the two sides of the keyboard become independent of each other, so that the date figures are not included in the totals.
 FUNERAL OF CARL ENGEL- BRECHT-The funeral of Carl Engel- brecht took place yesterday from the Catholic church with a requiem high mass. He came here in October from Minneapolis in the hope of regaining his health. His journey was doomed to end in disappointment and he died at St. Joseph's hospital on Jan. 21. He was thirty-two years of age and leaves wife and two sisters to mourn his loss.
 RUMMAGE SALE.-The ladies of the Crittenton Home have almost de- spaired Of ever finishing their rum mage sale at the Maricopa rink. They are having such good luck with it and the people are so good to them and they have built up such a trade among people who won't go anywhere else to buy. or whose money won't go far enough anywhere else. that they just cant quit They have now moved the date of the finish along to the end of the week and it is no sure thing they will be through then. Good things keep coming in daily. and business is business, with the Crittenton Home, the same as anybody else. Today they will offer a line of nice starched shirts three dozen of them, and they will go cheap. of course they cant sell them at cost. but they can make 100 per cent on the investment and still sell them at very near nothing. for the reason that the shirts were donated by the New York store. Even the freight was paid by MT. Korrick. The only expense is the time Of the ladies who sell the goods and the rent of the rink. and that is donated by MT. De Mund, and the ladies work for noth- ing. This is getting first cost down to a cipher with the rim knocked off. and ought to appeal to the poor man who stands in need of a Sunday shirt, which he can afford to wear on week days also.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
REoUIsITIoN IssuEp-On

application of Robt. E. Morrison, dis trict attorney of Yavapai county. Gov ernor Kibbey yesterday issued a re- quisition on the governor of New Mex leo for the custody of Charles T. Brant. wanted in Prescott for forgery. Brant is now in jail in Silver City. having been arrested on the telegraph ic request of Sheriff Lowry of Yava- pal county, who was expected here last night to secure the requisition and continue his journey after the prisoner. Brants alleged crime was the forging and passing of a check Nov. E. 1907, in Prescott. The name forged to the check was the Lookout Copper Co, and the amount of the check was s92.7O. It was passed on John NJ. Lindell. who swore to a com plaint on which the warrant of arrest was issued.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-24

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Arizona republican., 1908-01-24
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 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
PROHIBITION SENTIMENT.
Senator Clay Wants Test Mads Q
Senate on Matter.

Washington. Jan. s.-The subject of
prohibition was under discussion a
short time in the senate Tuesday. du-
ring which Senator Clay announced
that he proposed TO have vote 10
determine jirst how the senate stands
on that question. Mr.. Clay brought
up this subject by resolution direct.
Ing the committee on Judiciary to
report nj the earliest convenient day
n bin providing that all intoxicating
liquors transported into any state CT
territory or remaining therein for use.
shall. upon arrival within the borders
OF such state. "or before or after de-
livery to the consignee. be subject 10
the operation OF all state laws enact
ed In the exercise OF police power to
the same extent rs though such
liquors had been produced within such
state or territory. and shall not be ex'
emtp by reason of being introduced In
original packages or otherwise"
The resolution went over
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
TO ASSIST FARMERS.
Important Resolution Prevails In thu
Memphis Convention.

Memphis. Jan. s.-An important
resolution will. Il Is declared. be unan'
imously Endorsed by the Farmers Ed
ucational. and Cooperative union,
which IL holding series OF executive
sessions here at It's annual convention.
The resolution authorizes the national
legislative committee OF the body,
backed by the various state organiza-
lions. TO arrange the introduction Of n
bill In congress calling for the enact
ment Of a law authorizing the national
treasury to assist the farmers during
times OF panic by means OF bond Is
sues. Many delegates say the aid ex'
tended various banks fs the govern
ment will indirectly aid merchants
generally and such aid should be cN'
tended 10 the farmers. The conven,
ton was called to order behind closed
doors. Various committees we're APP
pointed and are working at the differ
ent headquarters.
At this session the question OF r.
duction OF cotton acreage were dis
cussed. and II Is believed action will
be taken calling cotton planters OF
the south 20 reduce acreage at least
one-third.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09

New York. Jan. S.--E3enjamin r. Ke
it'll. the originator OF the Continuous
performance" and the controlling fac
tor In the vaudeville field In America
celebrated today tho twenty-hfui an
niversary OF his entrance into the
amusement business. Mr.. Keith's first
enterprise was miniature dime mu-
scum which he opened In Boston. Jan
uary 8. 1883. His show place was an
ordinary store room and his only at
traction was Baby Alice" midget.
Today Air. Keith has one or more
vaudeville theaters In Boston. New
York. Philadelphia. Columbus. and nu-
merous other cities. His booking OF.
flee supplies the attractions for prac.
tically all the lirstclass vaudeville
houses In the United States: and re-
Gently the strength OF the combina.
ton of which he is the head was
shown In the rout Of the Klaw a Err
LANCER people In one of the most dis
astrous theatrical wars that has ever
taken place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09

Paris. France. Jan. s.-A dispatch
eFum Lisbon says that remarkable
scandal has arisen In the highest So
ciety there. following a discovery re-
Gently made By fishermen on the sea
shore near the city. The men we're
going TO their work nj an early hour
when they heard feeble cry which
seemed 10 come from the ground be-
meath their feet Being superstitIous,
they were about TO fee from the
spot when suddenly one OF them came
upon the cause Of the sound. II was n
tsby. two months old partially bur
led In the sand. The little one was
taken TO the nearest police station
and inquiries were instituted which
led 10 the discovery OF domestic
drama IN the highest Portuguese so
cicty.
The mother OF the child Is well
known and during the absence OF her
husband. on service In the Portuguese
African colonies. she had become en-
tangled in a love intrigue. When she
herad Of her husbands impending re-
turn. she set 10 work TO hide her dis
xrace. Whether she personally de-
posted the child In the sand or not
Is not known. but the affair has caus.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
mo WAR WITH AMERICA
NOT LOOKING WESTWARD
Complications That Are Ever Arising
In China aud the Spirit Of Unrest 10
the Hermit Kingdom Are Enough at
This Time For Japan

Paris. Jan. s.-The Echo de Paris
prints an Interview cmanatlng. II IL
said. from an authorized Japanese
source. with the object OF showing
that japan Is 30 absorbed with the
mainland 81 Asia that war with Amer.
lea Is impossible" The entire ai,en.
ton OF Japan" says the Interview, lis
occupied with China and Korea. where
developments are occurring which are
giving TOXIC the greatest concern.
China has Just dismissed n number Of
Japanese instructors. who have been
replaced with Germans. The Nanchu-
rian situation Is full OF complications
China demands the immediate integral
OF application the treaty Of Ports.
mouth. which VIII deprive Japan OF
the possibility OF exercising an cfiica'
cicus influence In Manchuria."
Japan opposes the extension OF the
Pekin railroad to Foukomen by way Of
Hsirmintun on the ground that the
Pekin agreement of 1905 stipulated
that should China not construct par
allel line injurious to Japanese inter
ests.
The Japanese occupation OF Korea
Is also meeting with much opposition
and for this and other occasions Japan
n actively pushing the work 81 In
creasing her ornaments. The MESSAGE
OF the emperor of Japan clearly indl-
Gates that his country Is looking 10 the
far east and not In the direction OF
America.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09

New Orleans. Jan. S.--Between 5000
and 1000 Illinois Central railroad EN-.
ployes have been dropped from the
company's pavrolls on account OF the
financial situation. This was the an
nouncement here last night by J. 7.
Harahan. president Of the Illinois
Central. Mr.. Harahan said that II he
could POSSIBLY prevent Il no more men
would be laid off.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
SCHOONER WRECKED.
Five Of Her Crew Of Seven Men Lost
Their Lives.

Norfolk. Va. Jan. s.--A broken mes
sage received hers over the United
States saacoast telegraph wires from
Cape Hatteras. on the North Carolina
coast. reports the strand!ng and loss
on treachcrous Diamond shoals OF an
unknown schooner and her crew Of
seven men. five perished.s The mes
sage. which fails to give the name OF
the lost vessel. reports her 10 have
been schooner bound from Long
point. Me-. TO Charleston. s. C.. laden
with fish scrap. The captain was
among those lost.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
pIamord Dealer Embarrassed.

New York. Jan. S.-A petition In
bankruptcy has been filed against
Louis wiizenhousen. wholesale dia-
mond dealer In Maiden Lane. by credi-
tors. Robert l.. Harrison was appoint.
cd receiver. Nominal assets are In the
neighborhood OF 100000. Liabilities.
Il Is said. will probably not be less
than $3.50 900.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
HEINzE m COURT.
Has Privilege to Withdraw Not
Guilty Plea.

New York. Jan. s.--F. Augustus
Heinze, who was arrested charged
with oyer-certification Of checks while
president Of the Mercantile National
bank. entered a plea Of not guilty.
when arraigned before Judge chetfleld
In the United States court. Through
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
ASSIGNEE IN CHARGE.
Large Department store Has Tremen
dous indebt edress.

San Francisco. Jan. s.-The big de-
partmcnt store on Market street which
went under the name Of Kragens. has
gone into the hands OF assignee nomi
mated by the Board OF Trade. The
firm is reported to be, in debt to any
extent from s250.000 Ia 100000,
Principal creditors are In the east. The
Board OF Trade nominated c. X.
Havene rs assignee. Value OF assets
Is unknown.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
ON OWN HOOK.
Peoples Party Decides to Go Il Alore
In Oklahoma.

Peoples Party Decides TO GO u A'ors
IN Oklahoma.
Guthrie. Jan. s.-Declaring that an
Democratic party. with which they
had fused. had failed to carry out a
single agreement. the Peoples party
OF Oklahoma was reorsanized by the
state central commission. and after
voting to send delagtes TO the nationa'
convention. Instructed Cor Fred w. j.
cobs OF Oklahoma for the presidents
nomination. and decided 10 nominate
full county. state and national tickets
at all elections.
Under the enabling act and the Okla
homa constitution the Peoples party
IL made q constitutional sarty In the
state.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
oppose LIeweIIyr.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.--Mayor sween
ey and u. ]. Happier of El Paso arr
here protesting against the appoint
ment OF former Governor Llewellyn OF
Mexico to succeed General Mills on
the International boundary commits
sion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
Three Measures Of stephens.

Washington. Jan. SIN the horse
Congressman Stephens introduced =
bill 10 appropriate 100000 for a pub
iic building az Vernon. Another "a
give $4,000 for fish hatchery In the
Thirteenth congressional district and
a third providing for the appointment
Of a commission TO revise the postal
laws.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
Suicide BY shooting.

New York. Jan. s.-Charies w.
whitney. fhirty-cleht years old. a
member Of the stock exchange. sui
cided at his residence by shooting
himself
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
Secure Much Cash.

Ottawa. Kan. Jan. s.-Robbsrs
wrecked the safe OF tbs State bank Of
Quenama. near here. with dynamite.
and escaped with contents. estimated
at between $1,000 and $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09

Atlanta. Jan. S.--Three personl
died as tae result OF the wreck OF q
special train from Cleveland. O.. near
Hiram. Ca. up 10 noon Wednesday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
Boz oaIveston earraek..

Washington. Jan. s.-Representative
Gregg introduced IN the house a bin
appropriating $39l.se0 for barracks NJ
Galveston Qualifications.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09

his counsel. MIR. Heinze reserved the
right to withdraw the plea OF not gull
~ and demnr TO the indictment any
time before Jan. 20. Bail bond OF $50,
900. which Mr. Heinxe furnished after
his arrest. was allowed TO stand.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
AdmlnIssr,tIv, ousrter.

Washington. Jan. s.-Fort Crockett
Il 90 be made administrative quarter
Of Galveston fofts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
John Boyd Hanged.

Toronto. Jan. s-John Boyd. > ne
gro. was HANGED here Wednesday for
the murder Of another negro.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09
SPREAD TERROR.
Two Masked Hishwaymen DO Much
Mischief In ST. Louis County.

81. Louis. Jan. s.-Two masked high.
waymen spread terror through St.
Louis county. killing August Bons, a
bartender. holding up q suburban cleo
trio car and robbing the passengers
and forcing three men into the ice box
OF n saloon after their pockets had
been looted. One arrest has been
made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09

pittsbure. Jan. S.-Five Italians had
a fight In Stowe township. Three may
die. Others were arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09

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10 al Catarsh sufferers There is -
expense--no obligation whatever.
Dr.. Shoop 10 combining Oil Of Eucalyptus.
Thymol, Nenthol. OIL Of winfersreen. eec-,
and % Incorporating these ingredients inso
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trial boxes ere being nailed NvieAsua
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end thus fully dsnonsf1sse, beysai ~
the value Of this eombinstion.
II Csssrsh has extended down = ~
stemseh o. bowels. then Dr.. Shoop's
Restorative must also b used Internally
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Otherwise the Dr.. sleeps csfarA
Remedy Win alone Be entirely sufficieal.
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-09

"a treat SENSATION In spite 81 the
efforts Of bar relatives. who are In
fluentialiy connected. to hush the mat.
ter up.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-22
THE SPELL OF THE YUKON.

There's a CITY from out the loueliness-oh listen
honey. listeni
Do you hear it. do you fear il, you're holding
Of me sol
You're sobbing in your sleep. dear. ano ~,
ashes. how they glisten-
Do you hear the Little Voices all a-begging me
20 go?
All a-begging to leave you. Day and night
they're pleading PRAYING.
On the north wind. on the west wind, from
the peak and from the plain;
Night and day they never leave me-do you know
what they are sayings
He was cuTs before you got him and We want
him once again.
Yes. they're wanting me- they're haunting me. the
awful lonely places;
They're whining and they're whimperinS as il
each had a soul:
They're calling from the wilderness the vast and
godIike Specs
The stark and sullen soIitudes that sentinel the
Pole.
They miss my little canphres. brightly brarely
In the womb Of desoIstion. where was never
As eomradeless sought them. lion-hearted. Low
ing. dreaming
And they hailed me as a comrade. and they
loved me evermoTe.
And now they're all s-crying. and it's no use me
denying;
The sreh Of them is on me aud I'm helpless
as child;
My heart is aching. aching. but hear them.
sleeping. waking
It's the Lare Of Little Voices. it's the mandate
-Robsrt W. ssrio.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-22
TO BE CONTINUED ToMoRRow.


A delightful war sketch from the
standpoint Of the wife of Confeder-
ate general is Ny Soldier" by Mrs.
Pickett, in the March McClure's.
Gen. Grant had been a dear friend
Of my soldiers ever since the Mexican
War. At the time our first baby was
born. the two armies were encanped
facing each other. and they often swap
ped coffee and tobacco under flags OF
truce. On the occasion OF my sons
birth. bonfires were lighted in ceIebra-
tiOn ali along Pickett's line. Grant
saw them. and sent scouts TO learn the
cause. When they reported he said
TO Cen ingalls,:
:" Haven't we some kindiing on this
side OF the line? Why don't we strike
a sight for the young Pickettg
I'm little while bOnfires were fam
ing from the Federal line. A few DAYS
later there was taken through the lines
a babys silver service, engraved: TO
George e. Pickett jr, from his fathers
friends. Z. S. Grant, Rufus ingalls,.
George Suckley-'''
The Washington herald., 1908-03-22

The story OF Niagara is full Of strange
tragedies. One OF the most dramatic OF
them Is as follows 4 hundred yards
above the brink OF the American falls a
rock ten feet square projects for a foot
above the water in midstream- One
morning the inhabitants awoke and saw
a man sitting on II. The noise OF tha
rapids prevented verbal communication
They did not. do not. and never VIII
know how he got there. He stayed
there thirty-six hours. The people tele-
graphed 10 Buffalo, and the railway COM
pany sent one excursion train after an
other for thirty-six hours TO see the man
on the rock. They painted signs and
stuck them up for the man TO read. say
ing: I'VE Will save you" Two hundred
yards above there Is a bridge From this
by ropes they hoated RATS with provis-
ions TO him. At the end OF his stay big
raft came for him 70 get on. What they
We're going 10 do with him IL they got
him In this seething rapid is not known.
He tried and failed and went over tho
falls
The Washington herald., 1908-03-22
A DOMESTIC COMEDY.
Son Weds Widow, Pa weds widows
nuehter-COmPIicate Relations.

Son Weds Widow, Pa Weds widows
Daughter-COmpIicat Relations.
A curious series OF domestic complics-
lions has been brought about by the sc-
ton OF a Frenehman who recently mar
ried a widow with grOwn-up daughter.
He had not been long married when his
father. who was a widOwer, feH in love
with the daughter Of his sons wife and
led her to the altar. Then the trouble
commenced II is best described in the
words Of the unfortunate son. whose mar
risge with nte widow was the starting
point Of the complications
When my father took 20 wife ths
daughter Of my wife" he says. he be-
came my son-in-law, while ny step
daughter became my stepmother. But
matters became worse when my wife
presented me with a son. who was thus
the son Of tn racther OF my fathers
wife-that is 10 say the brOther-in-Iaw
or my father and al the same time my
uncle. because he was the brother OF ny
stepmother. Thus, my own son becomes
my uncle Ny fathers wife also gava
birth 70 A son. with the consequence that
he became az the same time nv half
brother and my grandson. because hs
vas the son OF my wife's daughter. In
short. my wife became my grandmother,
Tor she was the mother Of my fathers
wife and l am not only the husband OF
my wife. but I am also her grandson
And as the husband OF the grandmother
OF a person is called the grandfather. il
ensues that have become my own
grandfather"