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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-13

einten &rdften ppr6anoen, oaun tOnnen
atie Irbeiten, uno ieien lie AUDI nod 10
i6wierig, NIT 9rOBter 2eidtigteit CUR
9ur6fiibrung gebra6t iperoen. 9(eio,
Giferiu6t uno SaB iino perGdtlide
@t9enibaften. 9teio 1T Elm am SerSen
nagenoer Srebs, wel6er 2euten oas
2eben periauert, lie unSuirieoen uno
un9liitli6 ma6t. @iferlu6t 9reift ben
@eritano an uno brin9t uns in Die Sage,
fem 9ere6tes uno 9eiunoes llrteil gu
fGllen. Ser SaB brin9t ganS uno gar
ni6ts Qutes fir ii6 nit, nift einmal,
menu man i'm bonn aller9emeinlten
Stanopuntt betra6tet.
9as Sbi9e, pel6es mir einem @e6=
ielblatte entaabmen, 1T bic Wabrbeit
oes @pan9eliums, mas tann aber oage=
gen setan peroen? Nod ME supor bat
S6reiber oieier 3eilen in ieiner ST.
iabrun9 uno geoba9tun9 iopiel 9e=
rtn9fiiei9e 0erwtfelun9en uno tnoiDi=
OueQe Sinterliit ge9en 2eute erfabren.
Wan 9ebe nur einmal in irgeno cine
beliebi9e Staot oieier umge9eno uno
wiro man balo politiide parteien iin=
ben, pel9e iiber sanS unbeoeutenoe
9ln9ele9enbeiten oes alltd9liden 8e=
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santen, ais tpdre eine &ebelltOn i'm
Nnsu9e. Ser &ern, in pelhem Der
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autd9liben 9lngele9enbeiten NIT elnem
lOl6en 8ift iibertragen, pel6es, tuie es
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an Der 3eit, oieien i6ma6Dollen 3u=
itdnoen elm Salt gu 9ebieten uno 3u
sinem Spltem suten giir9ertums su=
rildSutebren? Wan laiie ieoermann
ielne ei9enen 9ln9ele9enbetten nit &raft,
Gnersie uno gntbuiiasmus CUR 9lus=
Iilbruns brinsen, mar oereinige li6 nit
ienen Na6baru in gutter 8emelni6aft,
i'm SntereHe Der Staot uno llm9e9eno,
oenn nur our6 Anpenoung elmer lpl=
den 5attit tann oas @eoeiben oerielben
UOQ uno 9an3 gefOroert weroen uno
miro neni9 3eit gum berumSanten iibrt9
bleiben. SOQte es aber oenno6 les
mano fir abiOlut notlpenoi9 era6tenL
ben 8eriu6 gu MAIDEN, etmas aubu=
bauen, inoem er einen anoeren babel
nieoerreiBt, Dann m d ten mir
/ m nur BEN guten u at er=
tetlen, Der Staot BEN Ut iit=
ten 5u tebren, oGmlt tetne
" itmeni9en BON ieiner MI
Oerli6en BeriOn perI d. ont
bletben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-13
Sic goloene @abrbeit,

Sn elmer Staot, sun3 9lei6, tpel6e
es AUDI lei, iollten Ta feline 9arteien
biloen. Sas gigeutum, Ooer iagen mir
beNer geliBtum elmer Ysrion unb ieoe
bon ibr pOrgenommene 8erbeIsrumg
trdst our GrbObun9 Oes @srtes oes Ge=
iamteigentums in Der &Orporation bel.
llnisre Staot lit ni6ts peitsr ais cine
grOBe 6amilie. g8em llnanne6mli6=
teiten beiteben, oann tann BON einem
eroBen 6Ortibritt feline &eoe iein. 81
Oagegen elm 3uIammenbalteu nit per=
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-13
Seiiarabien.
s. September


Ser SerbIt lit oa; nit Srei6en linD
bic meilten Saueru enolib ferti9; Die
Watsernte, bic I'M Surdlbnitt gut aus
| fdQt, ba Die Selijatine bon l0O-180
Puo er9ibt uno Die Sraubenleie baben
mel itenorts begDnnen uno bier, uno NO
es sere9net bat, be9ann man aud lbon
nit benz Seltellen Der g0interiaaten,
bod bat man oieie 4rbeit pieoer unter=
broben, oa es 81 trofen lit uno man
&e9en erpartet, itatt oellen aber Sag
fir Sag Sturm uno g8ino bat, oer
gerpaltt9e Staubmolten Dor li6 bin=
treibt unp ben @ertebr Der S6iffe spi=
i6en SoeHa uno 2tterman oft unmOg=
lid ma6t.
Die @einernte fdQt i'm &reiie, tpo
idwar5er Sooen 1T, ourdmeg i6le6t
aus, benn mas Die &eblaus nod wa6=
len lieB, bat Der Meltau (Wiloipu)
poQenos Serit0rt. SeHer 1T es bel Offer
man unO S6aba i'm Sanobooen, bod
lan9e nidt Qldn5eno. Srauben uno
neuer Wein iino oaber opppelt 10 teuer
als bel guttn g8einiabren, erl rltere &bl.
81 - Gbl. 90 Sop. oas puo uno
lebterer | &bl. SO - | &bl. 60 Sop.
oas @eoro. gu6 in oieler 8e9eno bat
Der Weltau 9rOBen S6aoen an9eri6tet,
obwobl man fleiBig NIT Supferpltriol=
l0iun9 (Slauitetn) beipren9te.
Sn Sarutino bat am |. b. W. bic
4. lanowirti6aitli6e 9lusitellung be-
9Onnen, Die am z. ibren 9lbl6luB Iln=
bet; lie ioQ 3iemlid tart beiu6t ieiu,
bod Der 2lusiteller uno 9lusitellun9s=
9egen ltGnoe lino, Dem 0ernebmen na6,
ni6t beiDnoers piel, mas wobl bamlt
gu ertldren lit, oaB lib bic meiiten Sir
men auf ben Ius teaun9en in Soeiia
uno SetaterinOilaw beteili9en, oaber
fiir bic tleine glusiteauns in 5arutinO
nur menig ooer ni6ts iibrig baben. -
Qlm s. September miro bic Sroentlt6e
9lttermaner areislemi oeriammlun9
er0ffnet, bic in ben lsbten Sabren meiit
SIS Sage pGbrte, oiesmal aber
pabrideinlid ibren 9bidluB idon in A
5a9eu finoet, oenn Der 9lntrdee lino
ni6t piel, etpa so, unb audi bic niht
BON beionoerer @idtisteit, suoem er=
ibeint bonn 9loel, Der llnbeil ipittert uno
oeHen Gampfesmut ettpas ab9etiiblt 1T,
pabrl9einli9 nur cine 9eringe 9ln5abl
uno miro li6 oufen. Selblt Der in Der
Suma su 10 traurt9er Seriibmtbeit ge=
lan9te @. M. Puriidtetpiti6 mill ni6t
tommen. Safiir 1T oieier Sage bel uns
Elm anoerer @ait eri6ienen - bic Yeit.
S6on lino 2 6dle bon geltertrantun=
gen feltgeitellt, bod 9eitorben oaran lit
nod niemano. GieQei6t trttt lie AUDI
10 9elinoe bel uns auf, tpie bic Gbolera
bon Der man nlbts mebr bort in glt-
termau, nur nod i'm 9tOroOiten oes
&reiies bel ben unreinli6en Woloau=
etn bon Solmali uub Clonei6te bdlt
lie iib nod.
Die 2anopadtpreiie iino iebr seitie=
gen; man Sablt Duu l6-22 &bl. fir
bic 8elliatine. Sa muB es cine quite
Grnte geben, oaB Dem pd6ter fir feline
9lrbeit nod etpas bleibt. - Die Ge=
treioepreiIe iino in 9ltterman TART ge=
iuuten: gSinterweiSen mittlerer Site
ersielt SO unO Gerite 80 Sop, ielten
3mei Sop, mebr am Buo. Die 3uiubr
bat oesbalb etpas na69elaiieu, bod Der
tletne Bauer muB eben pertaufen, mo
lpObl aud manGer 8rpBbauer.
-. -.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-13
KorreIponden1ett aus |
Sid -RuBland
Spesial:&orreiponoens.
Nlciuliebcntal
9. September 1910.

-. SepIellUet lSlu.
y r@erte Yoit unp 2eisr oerielbsn!"
g8eil mir iebt 9eraoe in Der @ein=
ernte iino, 10 min i6 III oieiem ge=
ibdbten glatte etipas oariiber berid=
ten. Sm Wai= uuo Sunimpnat itau=
ben uniere @einsdrten pradtpol oa
uno peripra6en cine reidli6e @rnte,
leloer aber obne Grfolg, oenn I'M Sult
uno gu9uit puroen Die SlGtter an ben
8eben rOitt9, bic Srauben peroOrrten
uno iielen ab, iOoaB es bis gum Serbit
nur ben oritten ober io9ar nur ben
pierten Sell pom 8ei6dbten ergab; sl=
Dem 1T Der @ein nidt 9eiuno, oenn
Elm tranter Hebltof fann niemals 9e=
iunben @ein brin9en. Nber oisienigen
Weinbauerr, pel4e ibre &eben nit
glaultein uno &alt regelmdbis be-
ipribt batten, ersielten einen 9roBen
9ortetl, benn bic turierteu &eben er9a=
ben mebr unb beHeren Wein, als bic
ui6t turierten.
Sur6 uniere quite 6rudternte bat
iib i'm leBten Sabre Der 2anoprets
siemlid erb6bt; 81 pertaufen 1T iebt
etne 9anse @irtidaft obne Saus uno
Sof fir 5000 8bl. uno su permieten
auf Elm Sabr fir 600 Rbl.
Serr 9lnoreiemsti bat iein ans 900
9eniattnen beitebenoes 2anb9ut Sos
iinta fir $50 8bl. per Seiiiatine per-
fault. Sieies 2ano9ut baben @irte
aus Sersoorf 9efauft uno Die &oiins
faer baben iebt IN Sdadlatsti 1000
SeIijatinen fir 235 Rbl. per 0eKia=
tine 9etauft.
Serr 2ebrer 8eor9 @olf Coon 9o=
ren3), bieli9er glnIiebler, feierte am
%. September leBten Sabres iein 25=
idbri9es 2ebreriubildum. Wit &edt
tOnnen mir ia9en, Elm tiidtiaer Wann,
alio 25 Sabre 2ebrer uno INNER in
elmer uno oerielben S6ule ieiner Sei=
matstolonie, ipofiir mir ibm unieren
wdrmlten Sant ausoriifen uno piin=
iden ibm re6t piel Slid, oab er iein
9lmt nod re6t piele Sabre perieben
m0ee; oarum: SOD ioQ er leben!"
9lm %. september peroen bon bier
nad 9lmerita iiberlieoeln: &onrao
Mot (oon Soi.) iamt Samilie; galen=
tin @olf (pon 9lnt.) iamt 6amilie.
0erbeiratet baben iid: &uoOlf 9oid
(pon giit.) nit Paulina 5ir 10. Sernb.)
IS bat mid iebr sefreut, oaB mein
alter gladbar Ssbaitian Sir nod an
mid bentt uno mid gum 8orreipon=
oensenidreiben ermuntert, mas id AUDI
9erne tlln tperoe.
8riibe ale 2eier Der yGureta pplt" !,
iotuie aud ben Serausseber uno &es
oatteur. 9aperius 6oder.
(0erebrteiter Serr 6o9er! Wait oem
9rOBten geoauern miiien mir Sbnen
bic Mitteilune MAIDEN, oaB mir Sbren
Sriei, pel6er ben grnteberi6t entbielt,
ni9t empfan9en baten. @Obin oer=
ielbe ieinen @es senommen bat, 1T
uns elm 8dtiel. 9luffalleno lit, oaB
SIRE &lase ni6t bic erite 1T, oenn aud
bon mebreren anoeren unierer 6or=
reiponoenten aus SiioruBlano miro
iiber oas bduiiee 9erIdpinOen BON
Srieien, pel6e an uns aoreIiiert Iino,
&lage erboben. 5rOballeoem mOdten
mir uniere sei6dBten &Orreiponoenten
in SiioruBlano bitten, nit,t 3u per3a=
gen, ionoeru munter peiter gu tOr=
relponoieren uno iperoen mir alles,
mas in unieren Srdften itebt, periu=
den, ii5er oas 10 bduii9e Seri6pinoen
Der grieie 9lufidluB 3u eelan9en.
9lnm. b. Geo.)
Spesial:&orreiponocns.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-13
Spesial: reiponocns.
&leinliebental.

z. September 1910.
p@erte Yoit"!
9ur6 oas Sabr 1919 imO.orei griefe
perluren 0e9nn9en; pie oas tpmmt
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-10-13

Senoet Ssrmanoten uno 6reanSen
in sluSiaaS Die aGarsta Yoa".
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
HIT A ROCK
 IN THE NIGHT The Sinking of the Princess May Off the Alaskan Coast TWO HOURS OF GRACE Gave the Eighty Passen-
 gers, Scantily Clad, Time
 to Leave the Doomed Yes
 sel The Steamer Will Be
 a Total Loss. .
TWO HOURS OF GRACE

Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 5.-The Ca nadian steamship Princess May, which left Skagway southbound for Van couver last night with eighty passen- gers and crew of siXty-eight, struck a rock on North Sentinel island at 4 o'clock this morning in a smooth sea. and sank two hours later. All the passengers and baggage were taken to the lighthouse. whence they will be brought to Juneau tonight by steamer which has gone to their re- lief None were injured. A boats crew of six men was picked up by a fishing launch and brought to Ju- ueau Later a second boats crew with Pilot Richardson arrived Mem bers of the crew who are here say the steamer will be a total loss, the bottom being torn open so that it will be impossible to raise her.
 Pilot Richardson, who arrived late today, said the Princess May struck the reef at o'clock in the morning. We were going twelve knots" he said. owing to a haze which hung over the water, it was difficult to see far ahead. and the rocks were not visible until we were almost upon them and it was too late to avoid the disaster Every effort was made to keep the ship off the reef, but she struck and sank in two hours"
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
DENY DEW'S RIGHT
 ID CENSOR MESSAGES FOR CRIPPEN AND HIS FELLOW
 PRISONER. Scotland Yard Inspector and Quebec Authorities in Conflict.

Quebec, Aug. 5.-A conflict between Inspector Dew of Scotland Yard and the Quebec provincial authorities may follow the action of the latter today in dIscontinuing the privilege the inspect or has heretofore enjoyed of Supervis- ing personally the delivery of cable messages to pr. II. H. Crippen and Ethel Leneve . The local authorities took this action today in the absence from the cit:7 of Dew.
 It was learned by Premier Gouin that two messages, one addressed to Crippen and the other to the girl, were held at the jail not to be delivered un- til the inspector could first censor them. orders were immediately issued to Governor Morin of the jail to deliv- CT the messages to the prisoners at once. There seems to be a disposition on the part of the local authorities to resent the perrogatiVes the Scot land Yard man has assumed.
 The messages delivered to the pris- oners tonight are supposed to be from friends in London. That these friends continue their interest was shown to- day by the receipt by the local tele- graph office of instructions from Lon don to accept from the prisoners all messages, to be paid for by the receiv- CTS in England.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
4 MINE WORKER
 MAY BE GOVERNOR
JOHN MITcHELL'S NAME INTER
 EsTs ROOSEVELT.
In Connection With Nomination 0
 Man to Succeed Gov. Hughes.

New York Aug. 5.-Theodore Roosevelt talked over the approaching state campaign today with Assembly man George Green of Brooklyn, one of Governor Hughes staunchest sup porters in the assembly.
 Green was one of the sponsors for the beaten Hinman- Green direct nomination bill and he called largely to talk of primary reform. He said he had received assurance that the colonel was in sympathy with the men working for direct nomination plank in the platform and would do all he could to help them.
 In the course of conversation be- tween Roosevelt and several visitors the name of John Mitchell, former president of the United Mine Work CTS of America, was mentioned as a possible candidate for the republican nomination for governor. Colonel Roosevelt was interested greatly iE the suggestion, although he would not express an opinion as to it's wis dom. He said he regarded Mitchell highly
 Mitchell has been a resident of Mount Vernon. a suburb of New York City, for more than two years.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
TAFT LIKED
 GUNPOWDER ODOR HAD THE FIRST GOOD SMELL OF YESTERDAY. At the Naval Review of the Atlantic
 Battleships.

Provincetown, Mass, Aug. 5.-Presi- dent Taft's visit to Provincetewn to as- sist in the dedication of a monument dedicated to the memory of the Pil- grims, was made notable by the i'm pressive naval review in the harbor behind the hook of Cape Cod, the first review of the present administration.
 Secretary of the Navy Meyer was also there, and the boom of cannon came rushing across the wind -ruffled water the livelong day. President Taft came on the presidential cruised yact Mayflower and returned to Beverly in the same boat tonight. reaching there at S:45 o'clock.
 Although he had been saluted a number of time when boarding and leaving the Mayflower. President Taft today had his first real smell of gun powder and apparently enjoyed the ex- perience immensely.
 The big battleships spoke noisily in their salute of the presidents flag and tried to appear in keeping with the oc- casion by displaying long dressing lines of signal flags and bunting, forming d beautiful picture.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06

where sessions will be held on Mon day
 Senator Curtis and Congressman Mcclure will probably testify tomor- TOW.
 Detailing the plans of the investiga- ton committee, Chairman Burk tonight said: Under the house resolution or dering the investigation, the committed is empowered to investigate not only the McMurray contracts. but all con tracts made with the Indians of the five civilized trives in this state.
 Almost every tribe has contract with an attorney. For instance, one attorney with headquarters in New York. receives a salary of $12,000 a year. Such a contract made with the Indians is approved by the govern ment. It shall be our purpose to in- vestigate the conditions behind all contracts.
 Tn regard to the Gore bribery charges, we also expect to gather all available data and if possible come to some conclusion so that our findings may be of use to congress. So far as any action in the bribery matter is that would be a question for grand jury to take up. Our in vestigation could be of use only for the suggestion of legislation.
 We will probably be week or ten days longer in this state, visiting ev- cry section where information is to be had"
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
ENTIRELY NEW WAY
 10 WIN \ STRIKE
Los Angeles Strikers Expect to Ac-
 compish it by Going to Jail.

Los Angeles, Aug. 5.-Bereft by legal opinion of the opportunity of fighting inc new city anti-picketing ordiance in a referendum election. the striking structural iron workers of Los An geles determined to fill the jail and then clog the courts with 500 or more jury trials. This purpose was an nounced tonight by Organizer John Johannsen of the building trades coup- cil of California, who is directing the strike.
 Johannsen hast canvassed all the available prisons of the country and finds that the various jails have ac- accommodations for 521 prisoners at the utmost
 We will fill the jails," he said, then demand. separate jury trials. As fast as the cases are disposed of. more men will cause themselves to be arrested. It will be a continuous performance un- til we win"
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
.CANALEJAS CURIOUS AS
 ID CLERICAL STRENGTH
Demonstration Would Have Been AL lowed Anywhere Except Where
 It Was Planned.

Simultaneously with the rushing of troops to San Sebastian to cope with the uprising which the government feared might grow out of the pro- posed demonstration by the clerical forces to protest against the govern ment's stand in it's dispute with the Vatican, Premier Canalejas today is sued statement outlining his policy.
 Canalejas declared that the demon stration would have been permitted elsewhere than at San Sebastian or Bilbao. In fact, he desires it to be held in order that it's strength may be shown. The demonstration, how ever. has been abandoned since the premier's statement came out
 The government openly charges that the scheduled manifestation at San Sebastian was secretly arranged in Rome at meeting of five cardinals, among whom were Merry Del Val and Rampolla. The object of the manifestation, it is charged. was to bring pressure upon King Alfonso to get rid of Premier Canalejas and ap- point more friendly ministry, with which negotiations between the gov ernment and the vatican could be resumed.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
ShNGAMON GRAND JURY
 CONCLUDES ITS LABORS
In Three, Months 115 Indictments
 Were Found.

Springfield, H.. Aug 15.-The San gamon county grand jury has ad jOurned. It returned total of 115 true bills, of which ten are against persons accused of legislative bribery scandals. The jury was in session nearly three months and over 100 wit nesses were heard on graft charges.
 State Senator Holstlaw of 1uka was indicted for perjury, John Broderick of Chicago for bribery and Stanton e. Pemberton of Oakland for con- spiracy.
 State Representatives Michael S. Link of Mitchell for perjury, Joseph S. Clark of Vandalia for conspiracy Lee O'Neill Browne of Ottawa for conspiracy Robert F.. Wilson of Chi cago for conspiracy. The Holstlaw and Link indictments were nolled un- der the immunity" bath agreement.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
ARRESTED WRONG JAPANESE.

Oakland, Cal, Aug. 5.-Evidently through mistake made in the iden- tification of a photograph. the police arrested J. Yameda, a cook, at the residence of the Starbucks. believing him to be Henry Yamagachi, the Japanese wanted for the murder of the Kendall family.
 The photograph was one of three on a card which had been pronounced by many people at Santa Rosa and Cazadero to be a picture of Yama- gchi. When taken to the Starbuck residence it was found to be a fine likeness of the cook and immediately the cook was arrested.
 Yameda has been employed by the Starbucks for the past six months. He is a student of dentistry. and has only slight acquaintance with Yamagachi He established an alibi.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST G. 1910

shelter in the creek, as his bloody trail bears the footprints of run ming man. It is evident from the trail that the fleeing man was over taken and slain as he turned up the creek toward the house.
 A telegram to the sheriff from w. A Kendall of Cynthiana, Ky, late tonight instructed him to ship the remains of the Kendall family to him.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
.O|sCOVERER OF OIL
 MEETS DEATH BY OIL
The Pioneer Operator of the Kern
 River Field Killed.

Coalinga, Aug. 5.-J. M. Ellwood, the known discoverer of the Kern river oil fields was killed today by being crushed under an oil tank
 Ellwood was associated with Sen ator Cartwright of Fresno and oth- CTS and had been operating in the oil fields in the Kettleman hills. While hauling tank of oil for fuel purposes to the property on which he was working, his horses became frightened and turned sharply and broke in such manner that tank toppled on Ellwood. who was walking alongside.
 in. the Kern river oil field. He sank the "Oh Discovery well in 1899.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
CRUMPACKER WANTS
 UNCLE J0E'S JOB
A Boom for the Indiana Represen-
 tative for Speaker.

Indianapolis, Aug. s.-The boom for Congressman D. D. Crumpacker of the Tenth Indiana district for speaker to succeed Joseph G, Cannon was Astarted here today at a conference of Indiana republican candidates for congress and republican state party leaders.
 Resolutions were adopted in which the six congressional candidates bound themselves, if elected. to vote for Crumpacker for speaker He has served in congress continuously since 1894,
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
ERRAND OF MERCY
 NOT OF POLITICS
Why Oscar LawIcr Is ReVisiting Los
 Angeles.

Los Angeles, Aug 5.-WithOut ad- vance publicity, oscar Lawler. assist ant United States attorney general for the department of the interor, arrived today and remained in the background all day. Tonight he admitted that he had come on a special mission for President Taft, but he declared that it had to do with the curbing of the Colorado river.
 Being Californian and familiar with the state situation, politicians were inclined to regard him as sent bv the president to survey the course of
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
THERE WAS NO PANIC.

Victoria. E C.. Aug. 5.-Brief mes sages received from Juneau, Skagway and CordOva say there was no panic when the Princess May struck the reef on North Sentinel island but the women and children suffered much from cold in the small boats, a majority having left the sinking ship scantily clad.
 Captain Mcleod and his officers took the situation coolly. and man. aged to get all the passengers and crew away from the sinking steamer before it foundered. The boats hug ged the shore until daylight when landings were made.
 In the meantime steamers were sent from Juneau, where distress signals were received from several sources.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS.
With Which Jack Johnson Is ProVid-
 ing Himself.

New York, Aug. 5.-Residents of Brooklyn Heights. the exclusive sec tion, where many wealthy New York CTS have their homes, is in tur- moil over the announcement that Jack Johnson, the negro heavyweight champion. is negotiating for the pur- chase of q home in their midst.
 The price is said to be $62,5O0. Johnson announces that he intends to msintain the house in a style cor responding to the prevailing fashion in Brooklyn's exclusive social com munity.
 One of Johnson's neighbors will be Rev. Newell Dwight Hills Two jus tices of the state supreme court and score of millionaire bankers, law ydrs and business men live near.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
THE COLUMBUS STRIKE.
The Railway Company Manifests a
 Willingness to End 1t.

Columbus, Ohio. Aug 5.-Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden. and other citi- zens succeeded today in getting the Columbus Railway and Light com pany to sign an agreementfaimed at ending the car strike. The striking car men will be urged by Dr. Glad den to sign the agreement.
 Captain H. C. Webster came today from Toledo with a donation of $500 raised for the strikers from among the members of the Sixth regiment, who went home yesterday. The mili- tary authorities made no objection to the gift.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
IMPRISONED coNDUCToRs.
A Cry for Help Comes Out From
 Mexico.

Douglas, Ariz., Aug. 5.-Appeals to their brethren of the American rail road employees orders reached here today from Conductors Parish, Haley. Chatlan and Englehart of the South ern Pacific line in Mexico, who have been imprisoned at Guayamas nearly month. No particulars are given regarding the charges further than that they have been accused of vio- lating the Mexican railroad laws and have been unable to obtain their re- lease on bail.
 officials of the order of Railway Conductors will ask the United States government to investigate the cases.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-06
JOE CANS GOT HOME.

Baltimore, Aug. 5.-While the fact that he is at home appears to have benefited Joe Cans. his physicians have expressed an opinion that Ee cannot live more than two weeks and his death within a day or two would not cause surprise.