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Arizona republican., 1909-12-23

 OF T|BURON Return in Safety of Bisbee
 Expedition ABSENCE 0F TWO MONTHS
Friends Beginning to Be Alarmed at Failure to Hear From Party-Mem- bers Decline to Speak of Result of Search

Nogales. Dec. 22.-Several members of a party of sixteen Americans who passed through here two months ago to explore Tiburon island. in the gulf of California, for hidden treasure and mineral deposits. reached here today ons their way home.
 For weeks it had been feared that they were lost, or had been killed by the eannibal Seri Indians. They re- ported no accidents, but were mute as to the success of their search. Their comrades will reach here in a day or two
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
k KENTUCKY MINER
Adjusts His Domestic Troubles for all Time

London. Ky, Dec. PA triple mur- der and suicide occurred at Pittsburg. mining village of this county. late today. when William Murray. miner aged thirty-five shot Ebert Cole. Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Murray's mother and then killed himself. Murrays objec- tions to the alleged attention of Cole to Mrs. Murray are given as the motive.
 Cole was the son of Assistant Mine Inspector Perry Cole. Murray entered a store and opened fire on Cole. killing him almost instantly. He then went home and shot his mother in-law. his wife and himself
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
LITTLE TIM" DEAD
His Success Due to Industry and Alb
 stinence

New York, Dec. 22.-Timothy Sulli- van, Little Tim" of the Bowery. a power in politics. died tonight after having suffered of Bright's disease for six months. He was a cousin and partner of Big Tim
 He was early in middle life. worn out. his friends declare. by overwork. At the time of his death he was chair man of the finance committee of alder men. He never drank or smoke. de- claring that -boozer would never succeed
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
ALABAMA RACE WAR
 AvERTED FOR THE TINE
But the Houses of the Whites Barri-
 caded Against Attacks.

Magnolia. Ala, Dec. 22.-With the state troops and armed deputies patrol ing the streets and public roads and thirty three negro ringleaders corralled in an improvised stockade, the threat ,ened race war is believed to have been averted. The excitement however. is intense and every white mans house for miles around is guarded against the negroes, who resent the burning of Clint Montgomery, one of the four negroes charged with killing Algernon Lewis.
 This section was stirred by reports that the negroes were planning to burn the homes, and murder every white they could find tonight.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
TOO MANY INVESTIGATORS
Would Embarrass the Prosecution of
 Sugar Frauds

Washington, Dec 22. - President Taft's views as expressed in his annual message to congress that a congress sional investigation of the sugar frauds might prove embarrassing in view of the inquiry now being made by the department of justice and the treasury department. finds a warm advocate in Attorney General Wickersham.
 He made it clear today that he was opposed to any such inquiry, pending the endeavors of the two departments to punish the guilty and to recover the money wrongfully withheld from the government
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
PoSTmoRTEM EXAMINATION
Of an lndianisn as to His Late Mental
 Status.

Indianapolis. Dec. 22.-The brain of George Rhodius. who died recently in a sanitarium. was taken today to a pathologist's laboratory by order of the probate court for examination as to his sanity. He was kidnapped three years ago and taken to Louisville. where he married a woman known as Elma Dare The court annulied the marriage and the woman laid claim to the estate.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
HANSEN KNEW IT

Christiana, Dec. 22.-Fridtjof Nan sen, the Norwegian eWforer, today broke his long silence and talked of the Peary Cook controversy.
 Tn my opinion" he said. Cook is no longer interesting. He is practical ly a dead man. and ought to vanish from the consideration of the world. I never trusted him.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
vAssAR GIRLS WERE THERE
To Cheer the Shirt Waist Makers Re
 leased From Jail.

New York, Dec. 22.-Cheered like the suffragette jail martyrs of Eng land. the seven striking shirt-waist makers who have served terms of five days each on Blackwelrs Island were decorated with medals tonight in the presence of 5000 enthusiastic followers. Yassar girls took part in the ceremony
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
NEW PORTUGUESE CABINET

Lisbon. Dec. 22.-The formation of new progressive cabinet was an- nounced today. It includes President Beirao, and Minister of Foreign Af- fairs A. E. Villaca. The Cortes will reassemble January 2. but will adjourn for two months to permit the govern ment time for the preparation of & program of reform.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
WHILE HE IS ABOUT IT
Commander Peary May Discover the
 South Pole.

New York, Dec. 22-Peary strongly intimated tonight in a speech at a banquet of the New England society that he might also try for the south pole However. he would not com init himself definitely and evaded the direct question
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
THE THREE SISTERS.
Must Stand Trial for Murder of Daugh-
 ter ard Niece.

New York, Dec. 22.-The three mys- terious Wardlay sisters must face trial in Essex county. New Jersey, all charged with the murder of Mrs. Ocey w M. Snead, the East Orange bath tub victim. The Essex county grand jury at Newark this afternoon reported ed that two indictments had been found against all three. The proceed ings before the grand jury were brief.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
ARIZONA sLiZZARDS END
Before This Territory Realized That
 1t Had Them.

Los Angeles. Dec. 22.-ReportS re- ceived tonight from officials of the Santa Fe state that the blizzards in Arizona have ceased. that the trains are again moving over it's lines. but that passenger trains are not moving on time. But the situation is no longer serious and normal conditions will be resumed by tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
FIERCE BRITISH GALES

London. Dec. 22.-Gales in Great Britain have done much damage to shipping and railway companies. The steamer Rostrever. which left Gleenore Headland, Ireland. on Tuesday nSght. has not been reported. and 1t Is feared. has foundered. She carried a crew of twenty-four and few passengers
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
With Respect to Honors
 Sh0Wered on Cook HE MAY KEEP DEGREES
They Were Not Conferred Upon Him, Anyhow For Finding the North Pole, But Only For Trying to Find It

Copenhagen. Dec. 22.-It is not be- lieved that either the University of Copenhagen or the Royal Geographical Society will withdraw the honors con- ferred upon Dr. Cook. The officials of both say that the institutions did not bestow the degrees as a reward for the discovery of the pole, but merely in recognition of his arctic explorations.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
THE STORY OF THE VICTORY

Bluefields. Dec. 22.--Estrada won a complete victory over the government troops at Rama. Six hundred men were killed andfwounded in the two armies Nineteen hundred of Zelaya's soldiers surrendered. including Con zales, the commander. Two Ameri- cans are reported killed.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
THE PITIFUL MOTIVE FOR
 SUICIDE.

Philadelphia. Dec. 22.-Rather than face her children without Christmas presents. Mrs. Sarah Ennis committed suicide by inhaling gas. She was without money.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
ARCTIC CLUB MAY LOSE MEMBER

New York. Dec 22.-Members of the Arctic Club of America tonight adopted a resolution to refer the ques- tion of the further membership of Cook to the board of directors. with power to act.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
AN ARIZONA POSTMASTER.

Washington, Dec. 2.-(Special)- Hugh M. Larson has been appointed postmaster at St. Joseph. Ariz.. vice J. Eacer. resigned
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
THE WHEAT CROP ENDANGERED.

St. Joseph, Mo. Dec. 22.-The cold weather continues and farmers say that the wheat crop will be badly dam aged.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
A RENO. FIRE.

Reno. Dec. 22.-A fire last night de- stroyed the Wheelman theater and St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic church with a loss of $100.05O.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
LATE oIcTAToR's MANIFESTO

Managua, Dec 22.-Ex- President Zelaya today issued manifesto de- claring that his surrender of the presi dency was caused by Ais desire to save Nicaragua the humiliation and outrages threatened by a powerful foreign nation, which was now inau- gurating a decisive influence over the destiny of Nicaragua
 The former president declares that the Americans. Cannon and Groce. were executed according to law. The pretext for intervention. he asserts. is similar to that employed when the United States intervened in Cuba, for there was no truth in the story that the Maine was blown up by the Span ish, yet this was taken as a cause for action. Nor is there any proof that Cannon and Groce were put to death unlawfuliy."
 There are persistent rumors here that force of Hondurans. now refu- gees in Guatamala, are preparing for revolution.
 Captain Anibal Chavez, who when In charge of the firing squad. refused to order the execution of Cannon and Groce, and for that reason was placed under arrest. has been liberated.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
GOVERNMENTS SUIT
 AGAINST GRANT BROS.
Charging Violation Of Contract Labor
 Law.

Tombstone. Ariz.s Dec. 22.-The gov ernment filed suit today against the Grant Brothers Construction com pany charging a violation of the con- tract labor law by importing forty-five unskilled laborers from Mexico for work on a Southern Pacific branch line, into this country. The contract ors, who had just completed a large railroad contract in Mexico. brought 400 Mexican laborers across the line last month to work in American terri tory.
 The government charges that at least forty five laborers were solicited and induced to come to the United States. transportation being furnished each. For the violation of the alien contract labor law each offense carries a fine Of s1.00o. The Mexicans were brought today to be held in jail as witnesses.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23

Complaint was made to the depart ment Of justice by the immigration officials at Naco that the contract la bor law was being violated and they claimed to have had the confession of an agent of. the construction company that he had been bringing the laborers into the country at the solicitation of the company and the Southern Pacific. Several times when a group of la borers were brought to the line this agent had notified the Immigration of ficials of their presence and readiness for examination. It was inferred from the officials that they were coming to seek labor wherever they could find it. Early in November one group was followed up with the alleged re- suit that it was discovered that the la borers had been brought in expressly for Grant brothers.
 The story of the accusation was printed by The Republican at the time. The office of the United States attor- ney was at that time so engaged in the various courts of the territory that the matter could not at once be investi- gated.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-23
THE zELAYAN LOSSES

Washington. Dec. 22.-Commander Snipley, of the cruiser Des Moines at Rluefields cables that General Cas- trillo. four pieces of field artillery. 1900 rifles and 1.O0O.0O0 rounds of ammuni- tion were included in the surrender of Zelaya's troops at Rama. The wound ed were taken to Bluefields. where the hospital facilities are inadequate.
 Shipley established a hospital on the shore. where the surgeons of the United States warships are working.
 Zelaya's loss in killed, wounded and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

OF The Blood of Frapcis Marion.

Charleston News and Courier.
In none of the stories that have been
printed about the death OF Francis
Marion Crawford. the great novelist.
is any mention made of the fact that
he was OF South Carolina ancestry, he
Ing q descendant OF Esther Marion. the
lutionary War. He was very proud OF
his lineage and always wrote his name
Francis Marion Crawford. Strange to
say none of his hiosraphers has con-
nected his name with that of the great
Swamp Fox of the Revolution. but
possibly, the writers about him in the
principal Northern newspapers never
heard of Francis Marion.
Mr., Crawford visited Charleston elev-
en- years ago. He was received here
with the greatest courtesy and he de-
ceum course at the German Artillery
Hall on the evening of Thursday, Feb
ruary 10, 1898. to an immense audience.
His subject was early Experiences In
lsaacs.'" Upon his arrival here Mr..
Crawford was received by a special
committee. consisting of DR.. Yedder.
and Mr.. ]. p. Kennedy BRYAN ne-haif
of the committee being of the Marion
blood. Mr.. Crawford's lecture was one
Of the best and most entertaining that
has ever been heard in this, city. He
told his story in a conversational way
keeping the thread OF his subject well
In hand. but stopping ever and again.
ITO recount an incident or to give an
illustration which occurred to him up
on the spur OF the moment. 1t was
charmingfy done. The. interest never
attentive II one had tried. 1t was just
a good story told by a good , fellow
drawing room and the audience a COM
pany OF personal friends, for al the
lecture Mr.. Crawford was entertained
handsomely at the home OF Major Julian
Mitchell who was also of the blood of
Marion. Thomas Mitchell having married
Mr. Crawford also appreciated most
heartily the courteous attentions paid
10 him by the Rebecca Motto Chapter OF
the Daughters OF the Aerican Revolu-
ton who adopted resolutions OF res
pect, adiration and welcome, which
were sent to him with a large offering
OF native Carolina flowers: Although
he lived in Italy and died there. great
~ to the regret of his admirers all
with this country and always felt a
deep and sympathetic interest in the
welfare Of his own people in Charles
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

strong DRINK Had Almost Driven His
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Tells How He Was Cured
OF Drink.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Spelling RefOrmer-. -

The people who want the world to
lead the simple life in spelling desire
to get out a magazine. After a period
of quiescence so deep as to suggest an
extinct crater. they have burst forth
with redoubled violence upon the laIs-
guage, and nothing dismayed by the
fact that their principal prop has left
spelling still unsimDlihed for the COM
paratively easier task OF shooting AZ
rican lions. are going valiantlv on to
convert the public to greater econ
omy in the use of the alphabet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Surnames Of The Southland
Their Origin and Meaning
NUMBER XL.

BY SAMUEL GRANT oLIPuANr. A. N. PA. n.
Onvet, M1ehsgan. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

In the Hundred Rolls Of 1878 we ana
Nicholas Blankoste and Isoldus Rlan-
coste resident in Bedfordshire and
Ricardus Blavnic Coste in Shropshire
We find this same name in it's English
translation in CaubridReshire. IN an
entry relative 70 the wife of Richard
Whitside. In. the yorkshire Poll Tax
Fist Of 1879 we find the name as white
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-09-04
I'll General Marina.

De an canje copiamos y publica-
mos hoy Ia patri6tioa alocuci6n que
el General Marina dirigio el IS del
pasado q les fuerzas bsjo su mando,
en- Marruecos, la cual indica que Is
inmIneute un mGviniento de avauce
por las trapas espanoas en- Melila.
la alocuei0n es como sigue;
"a tedas las ttopas del ejGrcit0 de
Su MBjasiad, paestas bal mi mando
para cuutigar 4 los kahilas por los in
sultos inferidos Espaha, Y que Sc
encuentran aquf 8 en- estos alrGiedo
res.
ola imagination del pueblo, que
Sc iBhama ficilmerte ha creado Ie-
yendas sob'e el cnemigo Que vamos
| a comhatir NosotrO5 teG6s inuume-
rabies yentajas sObre esq enemigo, an
iormem nto, t5ctiW, eiuaoi0n mill.
tar \ IA discipline, one IS a armb
mas pUiprosl de ON pj6rcito
| Srgail vaestros / frs = he leccd.
los cieganentp, y no OlVid6is que
eprovechando los acciientes del te
rrerc, manteuiendo1s tran1uios, Y
usand0 vuestras armas de acuerdo
con las instrucci0nes que os den vues-
tr0s jefes en- sus woes de maudo, se.
r6is invencibles. o. prometo lleva.
ros 4 la victoria, y o5 dare Ia oportu-
niIad de escribir una pigina glorlosa
en- Ia historic de nuestra patria.
Europa ent4ra DOS ha conil9do ia
hourosa mission de abrir q Ia civiliza-
ci6n esteI pals salvaje, y cstamos
obligados q cumplirla, Espsfia tie
ne sus ejos fiji S en- nosotros y nos ami.
ma. Ella os pide que prob6is que
sois los hereder0s de los heroes que
haca medic sigl0 pasearou nuestra
bandera hasta Tel0an, lIeyandola
victoriosa y a traves del vale de los
Castillejos, por el lecho del rio Mar
tfn, y pr sobre los abruptas montl-
mas dc Wad Ras.
"Rec0rlad que mientras mayor
sea vuestro esf1erzo, mas pronto re-
tOrnareis yuestros h0gares, l!enos
de gloria, No-olvidGIs vuestra dis-
cip'ina nj vuestra honra, no Divides
que hIsta vuestras madres os despre-
ciarfan 81 no cumpis vuestro deber.
"Cuando en- el calor del comhats
oigais los gritrs ferocts con que el
enemigo trata de amedrentaros de-
teneros, no le hagais case. 81 cstais
reslizando TN moyiniento de avan.
ce, no os detepgdis, y de aclerdo con
las 0rdenes que hab6is recibido, opo
ned a sus gritos el grito patri6tico de
Viva el tey! Viva Espa1a!"
Ell Mnistf0 de E-tado, Sr. Allen
de Salozar, declare aver los cores
pop-ales Dc Ia prensa Extnnl ra que
el Su.tan de Marruecos no paodr pa.
+ dir las potcnciaa que dctrngan III
DlovImienlo De avance dr tl6rrtn
espalol, y que los potencias NJ 20.
drisu atc1der 4 esa petici6n pues se
trpta de uua expedition punitiva,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-09-04
DelgadO- Martinez.


En- la Parrnquia de Nuestra Seno-
ra de los Dolores y en- pleseucia de
nnmerusa y seleeta c0nCurreUcla, sc
celebr0, / iunes, a las o de la mafia-
na, Ia ceremonial nupcial que uni6 en-
los indisolubles lazos del matrimonio
4 ID hermosa senorita Tonita Delga.
do con el no mar"7 npatico l0ven
Filem0n MartiulA.
La misa en- que Sc verified Ia eere.
monia rellgiosa, fa6 misa cantada,
sIendo el ce!ebrante de ella el tenien.
te cura de la parroquia. El misn O
hendUo la feliz union, la cual (, &
lapadrinada por Don Antonio I.ucero
y su esposa, Doha Juliauita r. do
l4ucero, y el Sir. M. Chavez y su esp =
sa, Doha Salom6 M. de Chavez. hi
servici0 religioso durante Ia misa no
del6 que desear y do realce 4 al el Gu
IA ctlebrante de Ia misa con su fervo.
| lr0sa cnal Instructive alo uci0n que di-
| lrigi0 d lCs reeien desposados sobre Ia
sagrada institution del matrinonio.
La novia, atayiada en- hermosisi.
mo traje de seda blanco lleVando
en- Ia mano derecha un ramillet4 de
r0sa4, traidas de California, tan ban.
cas- como su candOr Y Ia b0udad de
su coraz6n, estaha encantadora, v NJ
m mos 10 estaban la primera madrina
Doha Julianlta, Y 1t segunda que
fu6 Doha Saloni6 M. de Chavez, her
mana del novio, atavialas ambas eu
co t6s'simos t,eles blaucos, El M.
VII y los padrinos vestian de negro
como es Ia costumbre en- tales cere.
monias
DE la Iglesia, 10, novios, los padri-
nos y la comitiva de parientes y ami
gos, que losss osssAcompshaban, marcharon
d Ia casa resldencia de Don Pablo
Llcero y esposa, abueitos de la 10.
via, donde sc dier1n refrescos prime
Ir Y despu6s Sc sirvi6 una abunditte
y ap tltoAa caui To "a honor de 10.
,lesp sad0e
El rest del II sn pls6 altgremep.
te ameninndo "a aninadA converse
ci6n con hnitos cantos por algunns
de las seliurtas presrutes acompafl-
dos de bieu elecutada m1-ics.
Las regaos de bOda que recibl0 Ia
noyia fueron muchCs y slgunos de
eJlos de gran valor. la carsncia de
espacio nos obiga q suptimir Ia pu-
blicaci6n de ellos pues e,esitalftn o.
TO menos una c0lumua del peri0ditu
pgrd hacerlo.
Despues de perlnanecer FL Las We
gas p0r algul O3 dfa., visitando g pa
rleutes y amigos, en- seguida partiUin
81 sahor MARTINEZ y su esposa para cl
lugar de su futIra resiiencia, on ifi
Aqua Dalce, Condado De Col[ax. a
dJnde los acompafln 10 ncjores 4
seos da sua parientea j amigos Y hu4
mas vivos ruegos a la Divina Provi-
dencia que vele por clos y no permi-
"a jamds que el negro nubarr0l dc
lNs deedichas del hogar vengq a ops
ar en 10 mas mfnimo el ah1ra claro
horiz0nte de su porvenir.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-09-04
LO que dice uno de los COnisiO-
nadOS de la MeTCcd.

Con el fin de que nuestros lectores
tengan la mPjor information possible
sobre Ia question del proyectad0 dep6-
site de aqua para reear terrents de Ia
merced de Las Vegas, este peri6dico
suplic6 al Juez Long, uno de los comi.
sionados de Ia merced, que escribiera
el resultado del entendimient0 cue Sc
tuv0 con MIR, Camheld, y 10 que ST
que es 10 que escribi6 el referido Juez
Long;
"El consejO de lo7 comisioaa los de
Ia merced do Las Vegas 81 lneyps d,-
tjmo ccrr1 TN contratu con Mr. Eaui
field para N construction de l0 que
es generalmente conjcido como cl
proyect0 dc Ia Presa y Siatsma de-
Regadio para Las Vegas, y hay toda
probabilidad de que la construction
Sc comenzara dentro de noveuta dias.
No queda mas que arreglarse Que IN
asunto relative q prioridad de dere-
chos de aqua, antes de que pueda CO.
menzarse el trabajo. Sc cree conf
dentemente pOr los cOmisionsdos de
la merced y su cOnsejer0 legal, igual
que por Mr.. C4mfield y su abogado,
que esta question de la prioridad de
derechos de aqua no dilatara eI CO.
mienzo de Ia empresa.
El trabaio es de tan basta impor-
tancia para esta comunidad que el
Greer 65 general que 81 hay algunos
de'cchos de prioridad que puedsn
oh,tar el trabaJO, que estos seran
iarreglad0s sin diicultad 8 denlora, 4
( fin de que el trabajo pueda pfinei.
piarae cuanto antes. No es probable
que ningun ciudadano, por puro
egoismo, adn 81 pudlera hacerIo, So
etreva 4 estorbar el progreso dc un
proyect0 que quiere deer mas para
Las Vegas que uingun otro de los
que Sc han puesto en- pie, en- est0s al.
times aiIos.
Los t6rminos del conirato va fir
madn Y el cual tiene la sprobaci0H
del iuez Mills, provee que 8,Sl5 acres
de terra rodran ser puestos bsio
las laterale5 y acequiss del siste.
ma de regadfo Y que 10 mism0 Sc po.
dra hacer con 5,228 acres de terreno
arriba de Ia propuesta ecequia, todo
10 cual hara un total de 14,0l3 acres.
Este u6merO de acres Sc le entrega-
ran q Mr.. Camheld en- eambio por 10
que el se propone hacer,
Hay nm u6mero dc tres smil acres
en- el sitio del dap6sito, j ESQ terreno
tambien tondra que ser donald 4 Mr..
| Csm6eld, sia costo alguuo 4 q. En-
tambio por cstas concesionCs hesha-
or los conisicntdos de la mercel,