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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28
SENSATIONAL DEATH
WILL BE INVESTIGATED
Interesting Disclosures May Follow
Irvo stication cf the Unreported
Death OF Young Mar Murphy

RICHMOND VA. Nov. 21.-Ev
the "MuCciE. N&lghan' case, with
its ccirci;irnr horrors and mysteries,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28

viii, br fors0.trn and re-, 3'rt ="
th.. past IN ,hv light Of III" nstny CIR
cumstanccs brought to i@h Nu"G N"'
death OF Mary Murphy. \"mG mn
mi@rant who had scarcrN tween /"
this country year.
Mayor Richardson said TIM morning
hat he would take official '"''lIAnt"
OF the case.
There h.. l~cn too mach r.n'"c.
ton in such cases" he Il Too
.Iuch influence has been '\r;"i T."
>,Inpr - names and thai sh!l not h"
don, in this case. VIII" l'AII r
is in the hand CT III" '""H"n-
w"ankS Attorney. HAY" "1''il g !
him to employ ! s'"nosrar''' I" ''N'
the Verbatim evidence IN H' ''''
the rurun,I : Inquest tomur' ~ m"'i H.
in. md ,h.t will lie u pnh'' record,
in which names Of thoSr '.;"r' h''~i
arc cal,rl Thos" names va not -
,lprr. ~.,.l, th"r. has h'rn t." mnch
of that ard " will not b" - = Of th'S
case. Those who are guilty must sat
fer the Con%rpUruc $.
('cwr;onw, aims itior.'N ~ k"%
said that he, va. "iN ing i'H Mt'tti
~. nv att""tion and hor,d " n''"
I'll example of th"&' gu ', Nh'''
would deter others similarly lh'ii'''"'
Aueoed Patient Dead
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the Moon hour, Mrs. H'Im1rr ~
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tjcnt ready :" b" brought h''" IN"
h" pit.! Sh" was dc2o. \"i Wis"
Ing 10 rely upon Nor own '''"i'''
she @':mm0l,d l'r. lIAir. IN" nous"
physician. who quickly ;hS'''d WIN
her
1t Not being proper 10 "l'- '"''
body of : dead person IL 4 III >.
pltal, h""AMS,' Of III" "f"rt pre-" '""H
upon o'h,r patients. W.. !h"N'AH
" ~ in se"rch Of tn" iri"rd, "h":h
at tint time h" did not Know.
physicisn Questioned
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Or. Greer hanchli"n' "HN','" =;
DIS clHr.1S \ ken AS AKA j. VI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28
David Ioxenberp Has pneumonia.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 21-pavid
Low nbsrg. tho Norfolk capt alist'
vas taken suddenly ~ lat might with
pneumonia. His family - much wor'
rid over his condition.
ADD EDUCA COMO. ?.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28
French Fashion Rule.

A French artist has said: Every
lady should wear next hcr face a BIT
Of velvet and a vi ~ lace"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28
SociaI-PeEs0naI

Mrs. II. c. Avr1v entertained tn"
Friday A.t"rn on Bridge Whist Cluh
at her home ycstelIal in North
End.
Miss Frances Jordan, of Baltimor"
is the guest Of Miss Lucille Cooper
on West avenue.
City Attorney J. A. Masslc and Mr
Richard Armstrong, Of Hampton
have gln... on hunting trip 20 Mr.
Marshes old home in RappahannocS
county.
Nr. W. NJ Collins. Of Washington
T.. c.. fHrmrly Of this city. is spend
ing several days here with friends.
Mrs. Howard Sutton. Mrs. II. )
Wilkinson. Mrs. McCrae and Miss
Nellie Sutton OF Richmond. and Mrs
Thomas A. Frazer. Ct Fredcricks
burg. are expected to arrive in tn"
CITY this morning TO bc tn" guest:
Of Ms. Fred Sanford on West ave
nuc.
Miss Nellie SouthaiI Hill is spend
ing tho holidays with friends in Rich
mond
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28
CONFERENCE COMES TO
CLOSE WITH RECEPTION

CONTINUED from Second naseD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28

Miss Nelli. Southail Hill is spend
ing the holidays with friends in Ric'
mond
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28

Miss Frances Jordan, of Baltimore
is the guest Of Miss Lucille Coop",
on West avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28

Remnants Of Silk, Dress Goods.
Innings etc. from 10 Yards.
Many n less than half price.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28

PlaiH Suip =. P"rSians. in
Wild" range of design, and Co}o!H.
I'd sec, 75c, S1oO, SIPS and $3.50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-28

@i.inch S;,:in. light blue. pink.
cunard. nile. garnet. yellow. dark
green. brown. tan. etc, yd. u. soc
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

There is some increase in the scores this morning. but several of the prin- cipal hustlers were out in the country during the day. and did not have an opportunity to get in their reports for the days work. therefore the changes are slight.
 There being no school this week has given the live hustlers more than the usual amount of time to get subscrip- tions. They are star hustlers, all of them. They are becoming adopts in the art of soliciting and every bit of the work is thoroughly enjoyed.
 surprising number of new sub scriptions are being brought in every day this week. They come from peo- pie visiting in the city and taking in the fair. Globe, Bisbee and Tucson are the principal towns that got the papers yesterday.
 Among the large list of valuable prizes that vii soon be distributed to the band of hustlers now getting sub scriptions for The Republican there are two scholarships in the LamsOn's Business College.
 Tn a general way a complete busi- ness. education makes of you a self reliant man or woman of affairs; com petent to understand current events; prepared to maintain and protect your rights under the law; able to converse intelligently on any ordinary topics: and, all in all, an independent member of society and possessing a feeling of Independence that cannot be secured in any other way. It enables one to become a power for good in the world and a potent factor in modern civili- zation and advancement; an upbuilder of nations and a captain of industry; a complete master of self, and the pos sessor of the power to persuade others and direct their energies in the proper channels.
 No limited course of study that a young man or young woman could possibly pursue will so completely re- move that bashfuness and backward ness with which many young people are afflicted as a business education; and no other course will as completely and quickly tone down the fellow who is inclined to be fresh. It is just the course to give one that general pol ishing and finishing effect that is so characteristic of all our most success ful business men.
 Besides this general preparation and general culture which a business course gives you. it is a special prep aration for any of the following posi- tions:
 Public stenographer. office stenogra- pher, general reporter. court reporter bOokkeeper, business manager. gener- al manager director. public account ant, travelling salesman or solicitor, stenographer in the Philippines. au- ditor. secretary, treasurer, cashier, tell CT, clerk, foreign correspondent, su-
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

Artistic, clean, smooth. pleasant shave, 10 cents. hair cut 25 cents, 12O N. 1st St, NJ. Peloso.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
HEAP BIG NJUN"
 ALL DAY TODAY
Proqram for the Native American show-cut This Out and Take It with You.

11:3O A. M.-press parade. Pupils of Phoenix Indian school and band.
 Indian races will be run between heats of trotting races. Something doing all afternoon
 Half-Mne Horse Races-FOr Indian policemen: S15 and 8.
 CD Grey GeldinG. John Jones, Pima: CD bay horse, Redbird, MaricOpa; (3) bay horse, Ralph Ovieto, Papago.
 Quarter Mile Foot Race-FOr all h. dians; s7.50 and $2.50.
 One. Mile Horse Race (S25 and S1O) % Bay mare. F. Turner. Pima; @ John Hosea, Pima; CS) Lancisco Juan, Pima; (D bay gelding. Ed, Santeo Papago; (5) bay gelding. Ed Santeo, Papago; co sorrel gelding. C. Red bird. Maricopa; @ Mohave.
 Quarter Mile Foot Race-(s5. s. go Forty Indians entered in this race, who will be paid fifty cents each.
 Mile Horse Race-($15 and $5) -O Grey horse. Ahill, Pima: CD buckskin, DomegO. Pima: (3) bay horse. Juan Jose. Pima; (4) Pinto horse, James Enas. Pima; C5) bay horse, Ed Santeo, Papago; co sorrel horse, David Sun, Maricopa; CD brown horse, Mossapai, Maricopa; (S) bay horse, Yermata. Maricopa; 60 gray horse, Robt. Colt, Maricopa; QO Mojave.
 Mile and a Quarter Race, Relay Foot
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
IMPROVEMENT ON THE SHELL

GAME-Paul R. J. Brown was arrest ed by Deputy Sheriff Adams at the fair grounds yesterday for plundering the rural population and some others who thought they were up to snuff, by means of an entirely new deivce in these parts. It consisted of an appar- ently simple lock and key and the trick was to unlock it. The crowd stood around and watched the operator and others manipulate it without diff ficulty and there were therefore many
 willing to bet their money that they
 could do the trick. But when there
 was anything at stake the lock would not work. It b-yan to be suspected
 after a while that the operator was
 changing the locks on his patrons
 though for the life of them they did not
 see how he could do it. The first com
 plaints regarding this game were made
 on Tuesday night and the fair man
 agement laid the matter before the
 deputy who yesterday took Brown and
 two associates into custody. The two
 gave bond for their appearance before Justice Johnstone this morning. Brown
 is in jail.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

A FIRST SCHOLARSHIP IN THE ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
 A SECOND SCHOLARSHIP IN THE ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC
 4 FIRST SCHOLARSHIP IN THE PHOENIX BUSINESS COLLEGE AND ACADEMY.
 A SECOND SCHOLARSHIP IN THE PHOENIX BUSINESS COL LEGE AND ACADEMY.
 A FIRST SCHOLARSHIP IN LAM SONS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
 A SECOND SCHOLARSHIP IN LAMSON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
 A FREE ROUND TRIP TO YO- SEMITE VALLEY.
 ANOTHER FREE ROUND TRIP TO YOSEMITE VALLEY.
 A VOSE BABY OR HOME GRAND PIANO, WORTH S1,0oo. CON AT REDEWILL'S MU- SIC STORED
 A $50 VICTOR TALKING MA CHINE. CON EXHIBITION AT MIL LER- STERLING CO.'S STORE.
 Other announcements later.
 The credits for new subscriptions and renewals will count as follows:
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
THE TAFT RANCH
 IN LONE STAR STATE
It Is Owned by the src.her or the Next President.

San Antonio, Tex, Nov. 9.-.(Spe- cial correspondence of The Republi- can)-J F. Green. manager of the Taft ranch in South Texas. who is now guest in this city. is authority for the statement that Charles P. Taft and family. accompanied by the new president-elect. Wm. H. Taft, will come to Texas to spend the season in rest and recuperation from the strenuous campaign. The Tafts own a magnificent ranch not far from Corpus Christi on the gulf and have erected on it one of the finest country homes in Texas It was built by the three brothers with the in tention. according to the makager. of using it as a winter home. The ranch contains 63, 900 acres, a greater part of which is in cultivation. A little village known as Taft, Tex, has grown up on the ranch and, accord Ing to the telegram sent by Mir. Green. Taft, Tex. goes solid for Taft"
 The Business Mems club of San Antonio, the International club and the mayor of the city have united in telegrams and letters of invitation to the president elect to visit San An tonic. Word has been received at the Business Mems club from owen
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS
 ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting of the Arizona Cattle Growers association will be held in Melczer hall Friday and Saturday evenings, November 18th and 14th. all sessions commencing at s o'clock All members of the association are earnestly requested to attend these meetings and all cattlemen not mem bers of the association are cordially in- vitsd. Subjects of great importance to stockmen will be discussed. AmOns the list of speakers being:
 Gov. Jos. II. Kibbey. MT. H. A JasirO President of the National Live Stock Association, MT. T. w. Tomlinson. Sec retary of the National Live Stock As sociation, MT. Wm. C. Barnes, Mr Geo. Pusch and pr J. C. Norton.
 The President will also make a full report of the work of the Ass Jciation during the past year.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD,
 Pr5 ident,
 Arizona Cattle Growers Assin. IF YOU are not T. on Tag lay, yOun be sorry.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

Race-($SO and $15)-O Santan team, Pima; @ Santan team, Pima; C3) Maricopa team; D Phoenix Indian school team; (5) Mcdowell team, Mo- jaYe.
 Two-Mile Horse Race-($25. S1O and $5)-U Bay horse, David. Pima; @ Jos. Knox. Pima; (S) roan horse, Hatchenet, Pima; (D gray horse, Manuel Juan. Papago; (5) bay horse, Ed SanteO. Papago; (6) Pinto horse, Enyora. Maricopa; CD Mojave.
 Half Mile Spring Wagon Race-(S50. S1O and $5)-U Bay mare gray horse, Ed Turner. Pima; @ bay horse. bay hOrse). Harry Smith. Pima; (3) brown horse, brown horse) Buffalo Bill, Mar icopa; (4) Mcdowell team, Mojave.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

perintendent. inspector, costkeeper buyer. foreign representative. credit and advertising man, private secretary government clerk or teacher
 The Lamson Business College has had twenty years of successful work in training young people for business. No one is making an experiment by taking his course in this school Hun dreds Of former students of this school are successfully eneaged in business in Arizona and adjOining territories.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

Each Additional.
 Month .. .. .. 100 votes so votes
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
yashington
Tafrs

MT. IaTIs V dsll I-1--'lN ----- II that he r' ehip the famous pair of tro,.> made from the wool of an Angora Aily goat for Mir. Tafts nomination ln the event he comes to San Ant0r Q a great public re- ception win s rendered him and a speaker 0f nltIonat reputation will make the presentation address of the famous trousers which figured so largly in the republican national con- ventiOn in Chicago.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1908-12-10
RECENT REFLEOTTONs,

Auto Freezer Save money. Take
it to Toliver, he'll fix 1t. SO-24&1S-4
In the Racket's 6Sc china sale Sat-
urday you will find some elegant
Christmas gifts.
Abilene is now right up with the
procession vaudeville has arrived.
The Racket will begin keeping open
evenings next Monday.
Wanted, woman or girl at Pacific
hotel. wages $18 . month. S4-tf&14-tf
Cases store has a beautiful
decorative effect in green. white and
red arches over the aisles. The store
is putting on its holiday dress.
Gifts for old and young at the
Racket.
Rev. s. s. Hagsman who has
been pastor Of the Baptist church at
Junctison City has resigned to be-
come associate pastor Of the Central
Baptist church Of Kansas City.
You'll find just what you want for
Christmas at the Racket
The current number Of the In
land Printer, a magazine devoted to
the printing art. has picture Of Roy
Shadinger, now manager Of the Los
Angeles branch Of the American Type
Founders Co,
Don't fail to attend the Racket's
soc china sale Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1908-12-10
Among the COIOred People.
W. Q. CURTIS, REPoRTER.

W. G. CURTIS, REPoRTER.
The revival meetings which are be-
ing held at Mount Zion Baptist church
are full Of interest and meeting with
success. Rev. W. L. BrascO Of En-
pOria is conducting the meetings.
Rev. Robert Cox held divine ser
vices at Manhattan last Sunday.
Rev. A. Gamble preached At the
A. N. E. church here last Sunday.
R. Todd Of COneOrdia was a visitor
10 the city yesterday.
Thomas J. Banks wen. to COncOrdIa
today.
Miss Beatrice Burks Of Strong City
passed througb On her wAs home
nom sallna Whero she hes been visit
ing for The past tso weskA.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1908-12-10

opened on the police. Pratt shot Dali
bow through the chest, just as he was
drawing his revolver, and one of the
women, Mrs. Sharp, witnesses say,
shot him in the back as he retreated.
The shooting by that. time had at
tracted the attention Of all the officers
in police headquarters. Sergeant
Patrick Clark, In his shirt sleeves and
unarmed, went out and into the thick
est of the fray. The big leader,
Sharp, was tackled by the sergeant
and, though the latter was armed with
both knife and revolver, the ser.
geant went after him with his fists.
Clark was stabbed twice in the face
and as he turned was shot through the
shoulder.
The gamest fight against the great
est odds was made by Patrolmah Mul.
lane, who ran down Fourth street from
Delaware street just in time to meet
the enraged fanatics fighting their
way toward him. Louis Pratt, Mrs.
Sharp and Lulu, the Oldest Pratt girl,
all attacked him, paying little heed to
the shots Of others. He soon followed
Sergt. Clark into the station where
both men fell to the floor.
Sharp, the leader Of the bunch, dis
appeared during the fight, as II the
earth had swallowed him. Pratt was
50 badly wounded that he had to be
left on the street, but even then one
Of the women, Mrs. Sharp, ran to him
and gave him loaded revolver.
Struggling to position, he fred again
until his weapon was emptied.
Chief Ahern turned In a riot call,
and al. the police in the city that were
available appeared there as soon as
possible, under commands Of captains
and lieutenants.
When 1t was found that Sharp, the
rlngIeader, had escaped, the chief scat
tered his men in all directions ever
the city. It IL believed that he was
wounded. The houseboat was guard
cd Tuesday night
In an effort to sink skin In which
Mrs. Pratt and the children were es-
Gaping the police shot and killed IA.
year-old daughter Of Mrs. Pratt.
The others with the exception Of
sharp were captured and landed IN
lail.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1908-12-10
Welded AT TOPEKA.
Mr.. Everett ShOckey and Miss
Edith Anderson Married There.

Edith Anderson Married There.
From Wednesdays Daily.l
Mr.. Everett Shockey. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. /. Shockey, and Miss Edith
Anderson, daughter Of G. G. Ander'
son, were married at Topeka today
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M Shockey accom-
panied them for the ceremony and
then the bride and groom left for q
short eastern trip. They will be at
home after Jan. 10, in their new
home at Eighth and Olive.
They are among the finest Of Abb
lene's young people. They have
been lovers since their school days
and their m lrrlage promises to be
very happy as IL deserves to be- The
bride is graduate Of the city high
school and the groom one Of the city's
leading young businessmen Album
dant good wishes are theirs.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1908-12-10
BATTLE IN STREET
TWO KILLED AND FIVE WOUNDED
IN FIERCE FIGHT IN KAN.
sAs CITY.
FANATICS ATTACK POLICE
James Sharp, Who styles Himself
"Adam God" Led the Fanatics
Policeman and olrl
Dead.

Kansas City, Dec. S.-In q battle
between the police and religious fa-
natics which began at Fourth and
Main streets at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon and ended at the Missouri
river bank, two persons were killed
and flvo were injured. The trouble
came about through the police trying
to break up 8 religious street meeting
at which revolvers and knives were
carried by the exhorters.
The dead are Policeman Dalbow
and Lulu Pratt, IA years old.
The wounded are Sergt. Clark, dan
gerous; Patrolman Mullane, danger.
ous; Louis Pratt, fanatic. dangerous;
J. J. Sulzer. spectator, will die; Lieut..
siege. painfully.
Just q few minutes before the
tragedy occurred George M. Holt, .
probation oftcer, found Mrs. Melissa
Sharp, Mrs. Della Pratt and the lat
ter's five children singing near Fifth
and Main streets. He asked why the
children were not in school, and was
answered with an insult.
The fanatics, after collection
amounting to about SO or $4 had been
made, started north on Main street
with Mr.. Holt following. They went
into what IL known as the Poor Mans
mission, 800 Main street, conducted BY
J. G. Creighton and wife. Mr.. Holt
then approached J. A. Sharp, husband
Of one Of the women, and addressed
him and Louis Pratt, the others hus-
band. 4
Il am the father Of Jesus Christ, I"
said Sharp. II have been sent to re-
organize the world. You are no more
than damned sheep. Get out Of here.
am going to preach with my chill
dren right In front Of that police sta
tion. You'll see what they'll do to me.
Get outl"
With that Sharp drew q big revolver
and struck Mr.. Holt over the head.
He left the mission" with the fanatics
following, all Of them but two having
revolverR Sharp with both revolvers
and knives.
Patrolman Dalbow, who was sent
from the station to see what the
trouble was, walked up to James
Sharp, who styles himself as adam
God.T Witnesses say that Dalbow
spoke kindly to the man and told him
he must cease. as 3 crowd was gather
ing.
Just at that iuncture Lieut. Harry
y. Siege, who had followed Dalbow
out Of the station. arrived on the scene
and said to Sharp. Drop that knife" 7"
ct the same time drawing revolver
and pointing Il at Sharp.
Then the trouble began IN real ear
nest Louis Pratt, who. up TO that
time, had stood mute BY the curb. q
little IN the rear and to one she Of
sharp, raised 4 revolver which be vas
earring N hl1 hand aud shot a Lieut.
stsso
ne BAH tore through stsss's cloth
lnf rom the right 10 ne lpfi side
aloas ne chest. taxing q chunk ont q
~ ielt arm. 1iags r1,rcelet shcol.
t-eas srnhrai iuafllafs W1a
Abilene weekly reflector., 1908-12-10
GLENN,s FATHER IS HERE.
Backs County to Conduct Search.
ing Examination in Case.

ing EXAMINATION IN Case'
Alexander Glenn Of Oklahoma,
father Of Thomas Glenn who died uu-
der peculiar circumstances at Herring
ton, arrived this morning and wants
the county to 80 ahead with the
prosecution, including an autopsy
and chemical examination Of the stom-
ach Of the dead man. The county
commissioners told Mr.. Glenn they
would not put the county to expense
on guess work, and be may have the
autopsy performed and II no poison
is found the county will be olt moth
ing; IL poison Is found the county will
60 ahead with the prosecution and
pay the bill. He viii deposit the
money and the prosecution viii go on.
The preliminary hearing Of Mrs.
Myrtle ROsd who is in jail is set for
Saturday.