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Arizona republican., 1909-12-20

l poison. IL is true the latter is against 1 the law but it is -6 law that is often | disregarded and the guilty ones never |. apprehended.
 1 Mir Fahnestock is the treasurer and 1 cashier and one of the three persons who incorporated the Illinois Family l, Pet Cemetery association. Its ceme- [ tery is situated on an attractive slop ing hillside just outside the city of Peoria and about twenty minutes walk i from car line. The association was organized only last month so 1t is d new organization having only begun its work but it has the cooperation of the i Peoria Humane society. IL is strictly q private corporation. that is there are few stockholders, and while it is not organized for the purpose. of making large profits it is expected that 1t, will more than pay its way. To that end
 and that the corporation may have the influence and support of the Humane society it is provided that ten per cent
 of the revenue of the cemetery associa-
 ton shall be paid for the maintenance
 of humane officer.
 The organization is designed to be thoroughly practical It is proposed to
 beautify the grounds to a certain eX-
 tent by planting trees and building
 driveways and keeping everything in
 good order. Lots are sold to those de-
 string to buy them at prices fixed by
 the association. Mir Fahnestock says
 that in the case of the Peoria associa-
 ton the prices range in the neighbor
 hood of 8 per lot. Every reasonable
 permission is granted to the lot owners.
 who have a title to the plot the same as they would in any cemetery. for the disposition of their pets the erection of monuments if they wish, etc. The only special restrictions imposed arethat in the event of any representative per {, sons desiring spectacular interment of their pets, they will be restrained from I holding any religious services in con- ' nection with burial and will not be permitted to utilize the cross in any way in the erection of their monuments. This is done to prevent any. charge of what many persons of strong religious belief might conceive to the sacrilege People may continue to have their own opinions as to whether animals have souls. Whether they have or not has no bearing on the fact that their bodies should be properly disposed of
 The projector of the Illinois associa- ton is a lady who says in a circular she issued that for years she had a faithful canine companion that became i, to her as q child. As age and decrepi tude left their marks upon her pet she had been obliged to wonder what could be fittingly done when the body ceased to be animated and while providing for her own. little dog she decided to pro- vide for all domestic pets in that part I of the country.
 Quoting from John P. Haines of New ' York. president of the society for the |, prevention, of cruelty to animals who may be said to be the father of the
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
LOST ALL BYFIRE
 YESTERDAY MORNING
Home of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey ".
 Smith Completely Deei royed.

Sunday morning about 2 o'clock the home of Aubrey V Smith was wholly destroyed by fire supposed to have started in a faulty stove flue. The house. a comfortable frame structure. was located about a mile and half east of the Indian school The blaze started soon after Mir smith had started for the city to attend to his Sunday work in the poSoffice as car rier on rural route No. g. He was telephoned to but foitnJ nothing but ashes when he returned.
 There was no insurance and the loss. abont s2000, is absolute Little more than change of clothing was secured by Mrs. smith before she was driven from the house by the fiarmes. Thus il will happen that rural route will be in other hands during f1he holiday season. while the regular carrier is trying to rebuild his home and is bit terly pOndering over the peculiar brand of Christmas cheer that 'has been all lotteG him by Providence He thinks he has had more than his share of adversity. having been l;ept from work for. several months last spring by an attack of typhoid
 Mr. and Mrs. smith, it is under stood. were furnished with a tent and will make the Best ofidt'' possible un- der the circumstances, They have a five-acre tract and we re fast making nice little country ht)me They can not well move to tow,n even tempor- arily. for the reason that they have poultry. a COW and othe r things to look after. beside the usui Il care that is demanded by homei place. however mam
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
Ruchings

NuVIlnXS
 Put up in Holiday boxes, 6 neck lengths in each, regular 50c kinds, Mon day at, box. .25c
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
FRANK BUTTS RELATIVES
 HEAR OF HIS SHOOTING
Message Says He Will Probably Not
 Live.

The relatives of Frank Butts. who was probably fatally shot at Yuma on Saturday night by Frank Wheeler, former Ari; .ona ranger. yesterday morning received a telegram telling them of thef shooting and conveying the information that he would not likely live
 Butts is one or several brothers who
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
Fancy Ribbons

in moire, plaid and floral
 designs, absolutely pure silk, ranging in price
 from 65c to $2.00 per- yd.-Monday at F price
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
Silk Hosiery

Extra good and fine, have lisle top and lisle sole, so much stronger, you know-black, white and dozens of pretty col ors-special, pair SIS
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
ChiIdren's Coats

of bearskin, plush and as-
 trachan, in white. and col Ors, various ages, regular $4.50 and 5 sorts, Mon day at .$3.48
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
BOILER BLAST
WRECKS TRAIN
Disaster to PeiOskey Special on
Pore Marquette.
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN DEAD

Train Was Running az High Rate of
Speed Near Lansing When the soll-
er Let Go-eaesane Car Blown TO
Pieces and other Cars Badly Dam.
aged - Men and Women Become
Panle-strieken When Thrown from
Their Berths In tho sleepera
Lansing. Mich. Aug. 1.-TWO men
were killed. four persons were seri'
ously injured and a number Of others
hurt as a result OF the explosion of a
boiler on the Petoskey Special Of the
Pere Marquette railroad near Grand
Ledge, few miles west OF here
The train was running az terrific
speed when Just outside OF Graham
Ledge. the next stop from here the
boiler blew up. The baggage cn was
blown to pieces and the other cara
were badly damaged
Nurses and physicians were hurried
70 the scene from Grand Rapids and
this city In special trains.
The dead: william Bradley, engi.
neer. Grand Rapids. Mich: Fred l..
Graves. fireman, Grand Rapids.
The injursdi Mrs. Mary DUud,
Grand Rapids: Charles @. Walker,
Grand Rapids; Glenn AriIgh. Grand
Rapids: unidentified man. Chicago
travelling salesman, slightly injured
Panic followed the explosion Pas
sengers were thrown from their berths
onto the door OF the cars. Men and
women screamed frantically. thinking
they were injured.
Bradley was buried beneath the
debris Of the demolished engine and
his body, crushed beyond recognition,
was not found until several hours aft.
er the wreck
Graves was scalded and burned 70
death. He was rushed in an uncon.
scious condition TO Lansing. but ne
died on the way.
No cause for the explosion could be
assigned by the railroad officials.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
INVADING ARMY =
CHECKED BY Pew
Failure Of First Attempt TO Cap
ture City Of Boston
RED AND BLUE N A CLASH J

General Bliss, In Command Of Tire For.
mer, Meets with Reverses hi. the
First Encounter Near the Threat.
ened clty-FaiIs In HIs Effort 20
Push His Army Through Lakevllle
and mlddieboro and on 20 Boston
Plan OF Attack Altered. sgl
The first clash at arms between the
red army OF invasion which is attempt
ing 20 capture Boston. and the blue
army OF defense, the latter composed
wholly OF Massachusetts, militlamen.
took place near Wareham, near the
base OF Cape Cod.
Brigadier General William A. Pew.
commander OF the blue army at
Bridgewater. sent his Second brigade
across the Colchester brook. along the
east side OF the great cedar swamp.
through Halifax 10 East Middleboro,
with the extreme left resting at Ware
ham.
The front Of the Second brigade's
left had hardly reached wareham
when a detachment OF the red army
cavalry appeared and a sharp en-.
counter began.
doubtedly 70 draw the blue troops
away from the vicinity OF MiddIeboro
and thus give General Bliss an oppor.
tunity 70 push the main strength o.
his red army up through Lakeville and
Middleboro and on 10 Boston.
The second brigade OF the blue
army resisted the attack OF the caval.
~. however. and Il was evident that
General Pew was not going to throw
his strength on his extreme left. and
allow a breach az Lakeville.
The First and Second Connecticut
and the Twenty Second and Seventh
New York infantry, encamped near
East Freetown. started early on the
march. These regiments are the main
body OF Brigadier General Tasker II.
Bliss red army OF invasion, and It was
evident that their commander wished
10 strike the blue army az Middleboro
Bliss had sent a small detachment
OF cavalry 10 the blue army's extreme
left az Wareham. hoping. II was sup
posed. 10 draw away from the vicinity
OF Middleboro and Lakeville the main
body OF General Pew's forces.
Finding that General Pew did not
swallow the bait. General Bliss moved
the strength OF his infantry toward
the blue army's left wing. His ar
tillery force was sent on in advance
General Bliss threw the whole
strength 81 the red army OF invasion
against the left W ng OF General Pew's
blue army Of defense In the war game
and fierce battle began.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
BALLINGER AND PINCHOT
They Cannot Agree on Policy for Con
servatlon OF Resources.

Charges and counter charges prob.
ably will come on account OF the In.
ability OF Secretary Of the Interior
Ballinger and Chief Forester Pinchol
OF the department OF agriculture "a
agree on policy for the conservation
Of NATURAL resources.
Pinchot. an enthusiast, n making
a fight based upon the acts OF the
Roosevelt administration. and Is pre-
pared 10 show that Secretary Bal
lingcr has, since assuming charge OF
the interior department. been able "a
break down much OF the work that
was done under his predecessor 70 pre-
vent monopolistic control OF natural
resources ia the west
Pinchot lays particular emphasis
upon the water power controversy. and
his friends say he Is prepared 20 prove
that as a result OF Secretary BALM.
gers hasty action In opening 10 settle.
ment a million acres withdrawn 20 re-.
serve 20 the government control N
valuable water power rights a water
power combine succeeded Ia seizlne
practically an n wanted
Ballneer insists that the president
is behind him and that be had bis ap.
prevail for All his acts.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21

charge OF criminality lies against any
OF the participants in the fray in which
Sutton met death
The verdict says that Sutton was az
rectly and solely responsible for his
own death. which was self-inhIcted
either Intentionally or accidentally In
an effort 10 shoot one Of the persons
restraining him. and that death was
not caused by any other injury.
when shown the report OF the court
OF inquiry, Henry r. Davis, attorney
for Mrs, Sutton. said:
The judge advocates handling OF
the case Is fifty supplemented by tho
courts action. which makes the In
Quiry mere curtain raiser 10 the
main performance
The report is signed by J. Hood,
commander United States navy. presi.
dent Of the board and Henry Leonard
major United States marine corps.
Judge advocate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
ORYS VICTORS IN
SOUTH CAROLINA
Many Counties Vote to Keep
DIspensarIes Closed
STATE WIDE LAW NEXT MOVE

Elections Were Result OF Compounds
Measure Passed by Last Legislature
and Were Held 70 Give Voters an
Opportunity Of Expressing Them.
selves as Being In Favor or Against
the Liquor Traffie-Prohihltleni
Want no Wet Spots.
Returns from the elections held IN
twenty-one OF the so-called wet coun.
ties OF South Carolina for the purpose
OF allowing the voters OF each county
10 choose between prohibition and the
county dispensary system indicate tina,
the Prohibitionists have won victories
In fifteen OF these counties.
The election was without excitement
OF special incident in any county. and
a small vote was polled
The maiorities for prohibition. &C.
cording TO the present returns. which
are In most cases practically complete,
range from IA IN Calhoun county
10 9s2 In orangeburg county. Tho
largest majority for the dispensary r.
In Charleston county. where II recelv.
ed 1875 votes against 305 for prohibit.
ton.
One half Of the state was dry already
and the act under which the election
were held was compromise measure
adopted al the last session OF the legls
lature 70 defeat a bill providing fer
state wide prohibition.
The general belief is that the Prohl.
bitionists viii again move the passage
OF such law IN the next session OF thl
legislature.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
ARKANSAS ON A RAMPAGE
Fresh cIoudburst Makes Disastrous
Floods In Colorado.

Another cioud-burst at Four-M Mile
creek. near Canon City. Col. has made
disastrous the food IN the Arkansas
river valley which since has threaten
cd adjoining towns. washed out rail-
road tracks and tied up many trains
carrying eastern tourists.
The cloudburst was exceptionally
heavy and soon the river. swollen by
mountain torrents, had risen eight and
one-hAlf feet.
The picturesque Royal Gorge, where
the Arkansas river rushes through a
canyon one thousand feet deey. was q
scene OF wild fury.
Al Pueblo the water was splashing
over the levee At the state asylum
grounds. and with six inch rise the
grounds OF the asylum as well as a
large portion OF the residence section
will be under water.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
TEN PEOPLE KILLED
BY ELECTRIC WIRES
Numerous Fires Caused In italian
Town by Short Circuit.

Lecco. italy. Aug. 19.-Through tho
breaking OF a highly charged electric
wire al oIgirate. which created q short
circuit and set on fire the insulation
in all houses supplied with the cur.
rent ten persons we're killed and
twenty seriously injured by ignoring
the danger and attempting 10 extin.
guish the fires or cut OF the current
with switches.
The FIRE brigade from Lecco was
summoned TO exungulsh numerous
fires that started as a result OF the
short circuiung Of the wire.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
COMMITS SUICIDE IN CHURCH
Missouri Man Telephones Fellow Mem.
Der, Then shoots Self.

At Hannibal. Mo. James VII.
hanson, formerly "A prosperous bust
ness man. but Of late reduced Is
meagcr means, killed himself while IN
the Park Methodist church. Financial
worry Is given as the cause.
Williamson was a prominent mem
Der of the church where he went 10
die. About noon he entered the edince.
called up one OF the trustees by tele
phone and told him 10 come to the
church. lie then placed a pistol 10
bis temple and fred. He died on tho
way TO the hospital
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
LINCOLN CENT WORKS PHONE
New Coin Takes the Place Of Nickel
In the Machines.

II has been discovered that the now
Lincoln penny Is Ave times as valuable
In one respect at least, as the old In.
dian head cent.
Being a trlho larger and heavier
than the old cent piece, the new coin.
TO the discontinue Of the telephone
companies. viii answer the place OF a
scent piece when making a slot tcle.
phone call
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
HOTEL LIGHTS CAUSE WRECK
Crew Of Stranded Vessel Picked Up ty
Tile Savers

Long Island life savers. brought,
safely TO land the captain aqd Grew
seven souls IA aIi--from tho schooner
Arlington OF Boston. which went
ashore IN driving rain and fog %
Long Beach
The eighth member OF the crew
Madden Pierson. put on from ia
schooner on n raft lie was lost.
Lights Of n Summer hotel were taken
for those Of liner and the captain 81
the wrecked vessel thought he sas
we'll ont At sea.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
STAR RIOTERS MAY MEET
John E. Madden Ready TO Match Ham.
burg Belle Against Uhlan.

Hamburg Belle. 2:02A. and Uhlan.
2oS%, the sensational trotters OF tbs
year. may meet In a match race AZ
the North Randall track near Cleye-
land, o.. Aug 25.
John p. Madden. owner OF HAMBURG
Belle. wired officials OF the racing asso.
citation here his acceptance TO race his
mare against her own mark on tho
track on that day and included In his
message a challenge 70 Charles Saund.
crs, owner Of Uhlan. for a match race
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
MANY CRANKs WRITE THkw
Slayer Of stanford White IN Mstsea.
van Asylum Again.

Harry Thaw reiterated his Geciara
ton that he VIII continue his fight FOR
freedom until he wins upon arriving
AZ M1ticaWan asylum
re he'd % purchase nm additional
grin IN order 20 house nll his belong.
ings TIE throw out several hundred
letters. most Of which we're from
tEenks and women.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
DANIELS MISSING AGAIN
Wife Says Kalamazoo Grocer Has DIS
appearing Habit.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Aug. l9.-Charles
Daniels. the grocer who disappeared
after putting notice in his door that
be would return In five minutes. Is still
missing. and his friends have started
a search for him.
The store was broken open by the
wife's orders.
Mrs Daniels fears her husband may
have wandered away while III. although
he disappeared In similar fashion
ten years ago and was found az the
homo OF relative in California
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
FIND SINGER EATING GRASS
Toledo Police Graphing with Mystery
OF CLrrs Identity.

Barbara Wells. mentally unbalanced.
is an custody al Toledo. o.. while the
city police are grappling with the mys.
terry OF her identity The only clew
the police have is her statement that
she formerly sang in All Souls church
IN Chicago.
In support OF this she stood in the
infrmary office and sang where ne
Leads VIII Follow" The purity.
richness. and strength OF her yolce
surprised the directors.
she was sitting on the courthouse
lawn eating grass when the polico
found her.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
FIRE SHOTS AT A STEAMER
Strike sympathIzers Attack Weasel
Carrying Nonunlen Men.

a tense situation is apparent in the
vicinity Of the Pressed Steel Car COM
panys works at McKee's Rocks. Pa.
More than thirty shots were fred at
the ferry steamer Steel Queen BY
strike sympathlzers. No shots struck
the boat.
The state constabulary reached the
river bank within a few minutes and
drove the crowd TO the hills.
The ferry Is used 10 carry nonunion
employees across the river.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
BUYS GRAND RAPIDS CLUB
Furniture city 70 BE Kept on Central
League Baseball Mao.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Aug. 1S.--Bert
Annis. owner OF the South Bend club
OF the Central league. has purchased
the Grand Rapids franchise. turned
over 10 the league by c. r. Brotherton.
Of ARltabula. o.
The consideration Is not given out.
but Il Is understood that II will be SUI.
fcient for paying the debts contractci
by Brotherton. Annls declares be viii
retain the local club and have a team
here next year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
CONGO ABUSES CONDEMNED
sir Arthur Conan Doyle Writes Protest
20 London Times.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has wriitan
an eloquent protest 70 the London
Times on the misgovernment OF the
Congo Independent State.
He urges the powers 10 convene a
European conference 10 deprive Bel.
GUM Of a trust so dreadfully abused.
70 make other arrangements FOR tho
proper government Of the Congo and
redress or revenge the wrongs inflicted
upon It's people.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21

A shot fred BY one ~ the parties
Of hlueiackcts landed from the inter
national squadron anchored Ia Canct
farbor broueht down the Flagstaff az
the Canca fort and with 81 the Greet
iiag that had threatened to cause war
between Turkey and Greece. There
was no Interference On The part q tha
lslandeFa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
JOHNSON SUES HOTEL MAN
Seeks $4,000 Damages from a Salt
Lake City Bonlface.

SAT- Lake cry. Aug i9.-Jacl
Johnson. the heavyweight pugillst. en-.
tered suit against a local hotel uro.
prietor for $4,000 damages. alleging
he was shut out OF the hotel after no
had engaged accommodations there.
He alleged he was Disseminated
against because he Is a negro.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
CLAIM $4,000 LEFT IN BED
Relatives Appear Before Estate Goes
20 Flint Saloenkeeper.

Flint. Mich. Aug. 49, Claimants for
the $4,000 estate left by John Leonard.
who died last February. supposedly
penniless. have appeared in the per.
sons OF James. Patrick and Margaret
Leonard. OF County Longford. Ireland.
and Hugh Leonard OF Lancashire. Eng.
land
Attorney Clinton Roberts has peu.
toned Judge Swayge OF the probate
court for the appointment OF r. q.
O'Reilly. Mulrick. Ireland. solicitor.
10 take their testimony.
Leonard left his money 10 his rela.
tiyes provided they made themselves
known In year. Otherwise Il was 70
90 TO James A. Callahan, liquor dealer.
who gave him a home in his last years.
The $4,000. which is In cash, was found
under the mattress OF Leonard's bed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
HIS FORTUNE FOR DEFENSE
Alleged Wife Slayer Wants 20 Keep
Money From RelatlNea.

Cassopolis, Mich. Aug l9.-Steve
Pangburn. is in jail awaiting trial for
murder Of the wife who eloped with
him twenty years ago, will spend his
entire fortune. he says. IN hls defense
This is as much 20 prevent the dead
woman's relatives from getting any Of
his money as TO obtain his own free
dom.
Pangburns wife had left him be.
cause Of his drinking habits. and tho
murder followed a quarrel at the home
OF daughter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
FIVE ARE KILLED BY TRAIN
Wagon In Which They Are Riding ls
Struck at a Crossing.

While driving to Frisbee station
near Kennett, Mo. i've children Of A.
II. Hyde, farmer. we're killed by ST.
Louis and San Francisco train No
Sl1. which struck the wagon on u
crossing a mile east OF the Hyde home
The dead are Leila Hyde. TWEEN.
ty.three: Juda Hyde. twenty; Jesse
Hyde. seventeen; Susie Hyde. twelve;
Charles Hyde, twenty.slx.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
SHERIFF KILLS MOONsHINER
Two others Captured at Illicit sim
Landed nv jail.

Raleigh. ~ G., Aug ls.--John Rry.
son. a moonshlner. who resisted arrest
and covered officers with gun Wren
trapped ID an Illicit dlstIlery in pI'
lien, was shot and Killed by sheri
Tucker.
Two others crrtured a. the mn
were landed 81 Jail
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-21
NEGRO LEAGUE IN SESSION
Sound Commercial Texts To &c DIS.
rmssad - 1 nnIsullin cnnu.ntInn

Sound Commercial Texts To Be DIS
eussed al Louisville Convention.
The National Negro Business. league
with Booker r Washington, the
president. as chief figure began ses-
sions IN Louisville
This organization, which was found
ed In Boston by Washington ten years
ago. makes sort OF annual review
Of the achievements OF the race in
North America and devotes the oratory
o. its sessions 20 sound commercial
texts such as Hog Buying" Cattle
Raising Profitable Farming" and
Good Salesmanship." by negro ex.
perts 70 their people.