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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29
DIES OF STARVATION.
Chinaman, With $4,000 in His
Pocket, Expires on Train.

Los ANGELES, December 29-With
a roll OF $4,000 in his pockets with
which he intended to return to China. an
unknown Chinaman died of starvation on
a Southern Pacific train shortly before
the Arcade depot was reached.
The man has not been identified as vet
but railroad employees stated that he had
worked small vegetable ranch mean Col
ton for several years. He had denied
himself sufficient food to keep alive in
order to have large sum as possible
when he got back to his native country.
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session at once. After some minor re-
pair work is done the vessel will be put
in the wood-running trade between this
city and points on the Potomac.
The Dutton is twenty tons burden and
Marcus Hook, Pa, in 1871, and halls from
Annapolis.
The bay schooner William Cromwell.
well known at this port. was recently
sold by Thomas s. Webster and others
to Joseph p. Bellows, George r.
Squires, Smith X. Martin. Henry r.
Barulson, Henry q. Struvcn and Charles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29
Wants Quarantine Raised.

HARRISBURG, Pa. December c9-The
state livestock sanitary board has re-
qucsted the United States Department of
Agriculture to raise the quarantine be-
cause OF foot and mouth disease ON all
counties where the disease has not ap-
pcared among cattle. but no reply has
yet been received No new cases have
been reported for more than week.
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Night Riders Cause Suicide.

HOPKINSFILLE. Ky, December %
Brooding over the fancied disgrace to his
family because his father had been whip
ped by night riders, Roy Rogers. the
twenty-year-old son OF Presley Rogers a
prominent planter committed suicide yes
terday. The mother. on returning from a
visit, found him dead with a revolver by
his side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29
BAY sCHooNERs SOLD.
Dutton to Ply From Washington and
Cromwell to Garry Fish Oil.

The two-masted bay schooner S. p.
Dutton, which arrived here several days
ago from a river point with a cargo of
cord wood for Eastern branch dealers
has been purchased by Applestain &
Rosenberg of this city from her Balti-
more owners
The vessel is still in the James creek
canal. The new owners will take pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29
REJOICES TO MEET DEATH.
Condemned Man Relieved at Ap.
proach of Execution.

PERRY, Ga, December 29-Fletcher
Willis. negro. was hanged here yester-
day morning for the murder of James
Hall of Houston county.
Willis would eat nothing and on leaving
the Jail in company with Sheriff Cooper
and deputy from Houston county said:
II am glad this thing will soon be over
with but they are hanging an innocent
man when they hang me-
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II Cfrt,x-ep ~ altir,1ore

NJ. Struven Of Baltimore.
The Cromwell viii! be Withdrawn from
general freighting work on the bay and
will be used in the fish. oil and scrap
trade. The Cromwell is H. tons bur
den and is aS.5 feet long. She was built
at Madison, Md, in 1888, and halls from
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29
Russ Excise Duty on Liouor.

ST. PETERSBURG. December .o-Tbe
financial commission of the duma has de-
cidcd to introduce an excise duty on
liquor in the Russian part of the Island of
Sakhaion. The low price of liquor in
this territory has led to universal drunk
enncss among the natives and the con-
NiCtS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-29
PARODY PLEASED TAFT
Sents Poetess an Invitation to- IL
Inaugural Ball.

CHICAGO. December %. Bs UiuHe :
political parody on Young Ady@nvar,
in which Bryan and Taft app&ar -
principal character Miss RsstT Gil
Carpenter has so delighted mrl ~ tina
ne has sent the young woman Land he
parents an invitation To The inaugura
ball.
The poem vas written on election
night
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Wilkesbarre PLAYHOUSE Burns.

WILK ESBARRE Pa, December -
The Grand Opera House in this city was
destroyed BY fire yesterday. The loss is
estimated at $4,000. The playhouse will
be rebuilt.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22
DEMOCRATS SHOULD NOT BE DECEIVED.

The attempt of the Republicans of Bisbee to raise all manner of inn pertinent and immaterial issues in the city campaign which will end on Monday next should not be allowed to detract the attention of the people and especially of the Democrats from the real issues. This city cleo ton is for the purpose of choosing city officials who will have charge of the city's public business during the coming two years; it is also to de eide whether the city government ot Bisbee shall remain in the hands and under the control of the Democrats, as it always has been, or whether the democrats shall be rebuked for no other reason than that they have given the city progressive air and eco nomical government in the past. The Democrats have nominated men for the various offices who are known to the people of Bisbee as efficient and reliable. This has not been de- nied and will not be by the RepubIf. cans. When the Republicans appeal to the Democrats to eliminate poli- tics and vote for the best men the ap- peal only means that they believe that a Republican is naturally better than Democrat; it is a Republican habit of standing on the street corner daily and, like the Pharisee, raising his hands to heaven to thank God anl better man than wonder poor Democrat" With sucn a man as George Neale, whose character has been assailed and besmirched by some of the squirming Republi- cans, but which stands unsullied ana untarnished during a long residence in this city, and with such men as have been placed on the Democratic ticket with nin, every Democratic in Bisbee should stand by his party now and rebuke the false issues which the Republicans nave tried to inject into the campaign during the last two weeks.
 If Arizona is to be placed and held in the Democratic column when it shall have been admitted as state,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

tricts file petition and secure an election to remove the county seat to this city, the Review win be found in the front of the campaign which will follow. preceding a vote on the propo- sition "a.
 Not forgetting our beautiful suburb an city of Warren. Those who are responsible for the creation of that modern city have magnaninously stated to the citizens d Bisbee that they would in no way block the prop osition to remove the county seat to Bisbee if a site could be obtained and agreed upon. The city of Warren has something more to offer to those who desire to make their homes in this district than the claim that it would be a fit location for the county seat. It has an up-to-date sewer sys- tenn, electric lights for the homes and for power; it has 8 trolley sys- tem which connects it with every secton Of the entire district and with the new Country Club grounds; it already has the finest residence in the territory and many comfortable homes; dozens of new residences are under construction. This important neighbor city will eventually be part of Bisbee; in fact 1t now Is. both in spirit and material conditions. Every available inch of building ground will be covered from upper Tombstone canyon to Warren, and below, in less than ten years; then the people will remember the part the Review has taken in the pas,, at the present and in the future for tue upbuilding of Bisbee, while the Min CT, unless it takes on new life and a more progressive spirit will have been forgotten.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

killed two men in this territory when the killing was unnecessary. That Wheeler is responsible for the death of two men during the past year is true, but 1t is well known that in both cases he acted in the defense of his life. The killing of the man in Benson was witnessed by dozens of the citizens of that town. occurring as it did in the very heart of the place. Captain Wheeler had been called up- on by a man and lady for protection against a man who had followed them from Vail station with the declared purpose of killing one or both of them When Captain Wheeler ap- preached the man at the depot he was at that time watching for his in tended victims and almost at the first word of Wheeler he jerked his gun and fired on the officer. Then fol, lowed a desperate duel between the two men, each emptying his six-shoot. CT. When it was over both men lay wounded In the street.-the bad man mortally and the officer shot through the leg.
 The killing of the horse thief by Captain Wheeler and deputy sherifi in the Warren district recently was another case of self-defense on the part of the officers. When the man was ordered to surrender he opened fire on the two officers and was shot as a result 5sA . Those who know Captain Wheeler will regret that this unjust attack should be made on him. He has made splendid officer; he has been active and under his direction the rangers have made a good record. He is not now and never has been regarded as a gun man." on the other hand, he is a very quiet and peaceably dis, posed gentleman. Those who know him well are aware that he would be the last man to seek trouble with any. one and the last man to resort to the use of his gun in the discharge of his duty.
 The Phoenix paper goes farther and charges that Captain Wheeler has put on the ranger force a gang of notorious gun men. We are not ac- quainted with all the rangers, but anyone who knows Captain Wheeler would not believe there was truth in the charge. Sam Hayhurst is the ranger member stationed in Douglas and there is not a better officer to be found in the territory. It is not ex- pected that Captain Wheeler would fill the ranger force with a lot of sissy" men, without courage or abili- ty to shoot should it become neces- sary.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22
THE BsBEE DAILY REVIEW BBEE ARIZONA MORNING.

Former Chairman Kirk pulled the lever in the chute for Chairman Hol- mes last evening when he announced through his newspaper that Holmes program for the republican rally to- morrow evening had been selected by the democratic central committee. Holmes to friends has been charging Kirk with lukewarmness to the re- publican ticket excepting Dr. Caven. to whom Holmes says Kirk has been peddling all of his political dope and advice to the detriment of the balance of the ticket. Kirk comes back at his successor in charge of the repub- lican party in Bisbee by stating that the program arranged by Holmes had been selected by the democratic cen tral committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

wisich is now one of the certainties of the next two years there must be a holding of the Democratic strength together in the counties and cities of the territory. The only reason which should be considered by a Democrat for refusing to support Democratic county or city candidate should be a charge that he is incompetent or dis honest; no such reason can be ap- piled to a single candidate on the Democratic ticket Several of the candidates have been connected with the city government in the past and have 8 record for faithful service in caring for the public needs of the city.
 The success of the Democratic tickets in Bisbee and Douglas means a clean sweep victory for the party this fall under the banner Of Bryan and Mark Smith. Such result here will also mean that the Repub- lican hope of carrying the new state of Arizona, after its star has been placed on the flag, will be at an end.
 Democrats, buckle on your armor and go to battle on Monday for the success of your party candidates and We will have no more hu-niliating taunting of Democrats by Republi- cans as was the case after tae city election two years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

George Neale has been in the field personally this week and his stock has gone up wonderfully. With George S. Gage and Jack Stevens he has been making personal canvass of the voters. As the election ap- breaches confidence is growing strong CT that every candidate on the demo cratic ticket will go through with flying colors.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

Chairman Homes is representative and peevish under the strain of the campaign. The burden of carrying on his shoulders the responsibilities of the republican party of Bisbee is tell ing on his usually cheery disposition. When members of his own party com plain about his political biunders he shouldn't chastise the opposition press for noticing them. We are inclined to believe Chairman Holmes is getting valuable experience in politics in this campaign. . -f- ..
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22
THE REVIEW AND
 RisBEEss PROSPERITY.

The attempt of the Bisbee Miner to
 todiun on the Review because this paper published an article taken from the Paradise Record concerning the county seat removal was the-snallesa piece oI newspaper business ever attempted in Arizona. The state ment in the afternoon paper that the extracts taken from the Recoro's article were editorial expressions Ui the Review was a deliberate attempt by a malicious falsehood to deceive it's readers in this city and to attempt thereby to make political capital for the republican candidates in the city election.
 The people of Bisbee will not be ds- ceiyed by the afternoon paper for the reason that those who read .the Re view in this city know that the county seat article published on Wednesday morning in the Review was properly credited to the Paradise Record, and it was published solely for the pur- pose of informing the citizens ol Bisbee ot the sentiment of the Para disc Record and not of the Review.
 Those citizens and public officials and business men of Bisbee, who . have been all engaged in the work of pushing this city to the front, know whether the Review has been loyal to the city and district; the mining men know whether the Review has been energetic in making the great wealth and future possibilities of the Warren district known to the out side world; the business men know what the Review has done to attract trade to this city; the members of the board of trade and the chamber of commerce in this city know whether the Review has been a knocker or booster; those who are interested in the churches or public schools in Bisbee know whether the Review has been loyal to the better ment of conditions here or not
 The attempt of the afternoon paper. which has never been able to attract any attention in this city, either as q knocker or a booster, to try to make it appear that the Review now or ever has been disloyal to the best interests oE Bisbee or it's people was simply to make itself ridiculous. IL makes itself worse than ridiculous; it places itself in the position of using faIsehood for the purpose of trying to win votes for the republ- can ticket on Monday next.
 As to the county seat, the Review was the first paper in this county to suggest it's removal to a place where it would be more convenient to the great majority of the citizens of the county. Bisbee is the center Of popu- latioH and with the county seat lo- cated here more money would be saved to the county in the matter .ot mileage paid to jurors and witnesses and in the transportation of prisoners than if it was located at any other point in the county. Whenever the people of Bisbee, or the Warren dis
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22
UNWAR RANTED ATTACK ON CAPTAIN WHEELER.

The Phoenix Review, edited by J. B. Bell, in its last issue makes an 2nwarranted attack on Captain Harry Wheeler of the Arizona rangers. It demands his removal from the head of the rangers because he has become too handy with his gun. The article intimates that Captain Wheeler has
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

The republican city central commit tee didn't think the Kirk faction through its newspaper was acting square with the ticket, and last even ing began the publication of it's own dope sheet. The first issue is devoted in a large measure to defending Chair man Holmes, who is editing the paper.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22


 The republican leaders in Bisbee are split wide open again. Harmony was short lived. Chairman C. NJ. Holmes hands former Chairman R. A, Kirk, of the republican city central committee, a hot roast for ignoring him in the campaign and carrying on little cam paign of his own in theIinterest of Dr. c, L. Cayen. The fesmer chairman in announcing in his newspaper the re- publican rally tomorrow evening says it was selected by the democratic cen tral committee. How's that dope as a harmony breeder? F..
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

L. R. Allen and W. M. Edwards, like the balance of the democratic ticket, are out rounding up the votes for Monday. Allen is at present a mem Der of the council and was active in all measures for the best interests Of the city during the term he is just closing. He is deserving of reelection, and so is his running mate, w. N. Edwards.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

The republican city central commit tee accuse the Kirk faction of refus- ing to come through with the proper support for all of the republican ticket, and a rival paper is the outcome. The Daily Tribune, however, isn't much of an improvement on the Miner.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

George Neale has no interests that could influence him from being an advocate of Bisbee at all times. There is no compromise in Neale's position now. or in the future regarding Bisbee as long as it is in the race for any. thing it wants.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

A ballot for the democratic ticket next Monday in Bisbee is a vote cast in the interest of democracy in Co., chise county and Arizona. A split ticket will aid the republicans in their fight for county and territorial control.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

The republican city central com mittee slipped another cog last night. It spread big banners about the city and in red letters about a foot high, Mayor Caven's name is spelled Gavin"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

Though P. J. Mccullough is practi- cally assured of election on Monday. he is not letting any grass grow under his feet. Mccullough is as aggressive and effective a campaigner as he is a street commissioner, and that is say ing a whole lot.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

Grady and Barkdon have been hustl- ing day and night this week They promise to roll up big vote in the Third on Monday. ..-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

Keep an eye on the vote L. c. Shat tuck and Frank Haines will poll in the First ward.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-22

The miners are almost a unit for Jack Stevens for city marshal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26

/ aged grandmother and the other haT-
ing her home far hack OF the noun
tain slope One day, the sister OF the
beach. desiring some young taro tops,
assembled the trail 10 the home Of her
sister and made known her wants
The sister. however, angrily refused
the request and the supplicant return
ID 20 the shore. telling her grand
mother Of her disappointment The
grandmother became angry az the uu-
sisrsriy conduct Of the sister On the
mountain and, going out On the sands
q the beach. gazsd long and sngrily
towards the rn0untainsida where the
s=l6sh sister dEelt As she looked she
saw the side q the mountain open
and b=lch forth swiftIy-fioEing lava,
which caught up the selfish sister On
the crest OF the flow and brought her
% the s=a- The flow also Overwheln-
q The home 0n the shore. snd swept
-l= grandmother and her favOrite be-
fore IL These two the old woman and
the gin turned into lava and leaned
against each other for support, form
ing the gr=at arch. while the selfish
sister. standing alone. was also
changed into lava and overthrow
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26
MAhCHURIh LANDED
THREE STOWhHAY5

T1z mysterious eT0i1ti01s q ths
PzziE- Man liner Wzrchurlz OF Dzz-
MID Had O FEi5zy 1iga-- whsn she
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fear R=sEz took f1to crs-5iy rr-=e
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-26

One q The picturesque scenic spots
along Tia South Eons shore Of Ha-
vail the arch rock. Is q place saloon
visited D. Others than the natives Hv-
ing cI1ss 70 II. and th= very existence
q Tia natural arch, rising from The
waters s1ms distance from the shore.
i D0Eu % few heretofore The PHO
t7Ezp1- hare reproduced is probably
rh= only 11z thz- has bes1 taken q
This freak formation bang Snapshot
tai from Z native canoe By AIbe-r :
Baker u EszlzksEuz- The formation
I known by th1se Of t1s South Eo1z
h0-= q The Eipzhoshos Arch. and
-l=-s Is Al interesting Hawaiian leg
-zf II connection with II
The fzcc that This z-ch Is - IittIs
known i probably because II stands
parallel ID t1= shore and its freak IA
turs cz1 hi d noticed from t1s
decks q Passing steamers. bang IL
55S-izEuis1zoIs from the shire cliffs
Th= native l=z=z5- accounting for is
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N The early days q the land. two
h=z1rit-I sisters lived II ths region
oz= Dwelling u the shore With h=r