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Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
4 JURY SECURED
 FOR BROWNIES TRIAL
The Trial Itself Will Begin on
 Monday.

Chicago. Aug. 19.-A jury to try Lee O'Neil Browne, the democratic leade, of the lower house, for the second time on the charge of bribing representa- tives to vote for William Lorimer for United States senator. was sworn to- day. The court then adjourned until Monday.
 The sensational expose of the alleged rottenness of the state legislature and the first trial itself. which resulted in a disagreement, made the work of se- curing a new jury tedious. It required three weeks and the examination oi 700 veniremen to secure twelve. Out of the army of venirement, 115 were dismissed when they admitted that "in- vestigators" had talked about the case to members of their families.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
AMERICAN EMBASSY
 LEI HIM 60 10 JAIL
The Complaint of American Doctor
 of Mexico City.

Washington, Aug i9-Application or a writ of mandanfus to compel Secretary of State Knox to submit to the state department the records con corning the case of Dr. James Buck ley of Chicago. who says he was re- fused help from the American em- bassy in Mexico when threatened with imprisonment, was filed today in the District court.
 Buckley alleges that James Bailey, in charge of the American embassy, in Deceber ignored his appeal for aid. The doctor was in danger of arrest on the charge of having administered cocaine in defiance of Mexican law to a patient suffering from appendi- citis. The patient said the use of the drug was against his wish
 When the doctor sought an expla- nation from Bailey. the doctor says, no attention was paid to such com pIsint until the applicant for help was already in jail-'
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
A PRIVATE CAMPAIGN.

Klamath. Aug 19.-Jackson Kim bah. fled manager for the Weyer hauser Timber company, telegraphed tonight to the Southern Pacific fire fighting headquarters at San Fran cisco to send all the men available at Dunsmuir and other CalifOrn.a towns to the fire lines in Klamath county where the fires are being famed by half gale and getting be- yOnd control
 Kimball is working with a force separate from that of the forest service. Both the Weyerhauser and Southern Pacific lands in the Poke gama district are threatened. All men available were taken from this city today by Chief Forester Neff to a fire near Mount Mclaughlin, fifty miles from Klamath Falls.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
ITALIAN CHOLERA
 ALARMS THE CAPITAL
The Plague Made the Subject of cabi net Meeting.

Rome, Aug. 19.-Premier Fuzzatti today arrived at Rome from Turin and called a meeting of the cabinet min isters, at which the cholera situation in Apulia was thoroughly discussed. The premier learned that the disease seems now to be confined ;o a few places where it first broke out.
 Cholera continues to be the most severe at Trani, a seaport on the Adri- atic, where within the last twenty four hours nineteen cases and twelve deaths were reported.
 Although danger of infection is not felt here, the pope today ordered the lazaretto of Santa Maria, built inside the vatican by Pope Leo in 1885 dur ing the great cholera epidemic at Ma pies. but never used because of the ab- sence of cholera patients, made ready for an emergency
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
IOWA MAYOR FIRED.
Guilty of Neglect of Duty and of
 Drunkenness.

Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 19-Judgt Wilcocksen handed down a decision busting Thomas Phillips as mayor of Ottumwa. At the trial of the mayor it was charged by Attorney General Casson that the mayor was guilty oi wilful neglect of duty in permitting resorts and gambling houses to run and also that the mayor was intoxi- cated April 20.
 On both charges the court finds the mayor guilty. A third charge that the mayor was dishonest was dismissed Phillips is a leading democrat and was a candidate for governor on the ticket some years ago
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
HIS WORRIES DISMISSED.
While He Visits the Graves of His
 Ancestors.

Beverly, Aug. 19.-FOrgetting for a moment his troubles and worries over politics and politicians. President Taft spent the greater part of the day in the homes and haunts of his ancestors. The Tafts settled in 1GSO at Mendon and Bridge Robert A. Taft, a house wright. was the first of the Tafts to come from England. Then the direct line of descent of the generations led down to the president follows: Joseph Taft, Peter Taft, Aaron Taft, Peter Rawson Taft. Alphonso Taft and William Howard Taft.
 It is discovered that through an an cient strain the president is related to Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island, that Secretary Norton is also related to the senator and that president is related to Governor Draper of Massachusetts.
 It was as a guest of Governor Dra- per that the president made his pill grimage today. Though no one in Mendon seemed to know of MT. Taft's coming, his presence was soon known abroad, and Taft's came from all di- rections. Mrs. Clarence Taft, one of the first tO arrive, told the president proudly that she was the mother of the youngest Taft in the vicinity, son two weeks old she made a suggestion that president should select a name.
 T will name him Robert" said the president, and I hope he grows up to be great comfort to his mother and father
 The baby is the fifth cousin of the president The name of the original Robert Taft is engraved on monu- ment as one of the founders of Men don. commonly known as "Old Mother Town" Robert brought six stalwart sons with him from England.
 The president returned to Beverly this evening.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
STAYS KNOCKED OUT.
Frank Caste Who Fought Spike SuI
 liVan Unconscious.

Philadelphia, Aug. 19-In the sec ond round of a six-round bout at Frankfort Athletic club tonight, Fred die Caste was sent to the mat by a terrific swing to the jaw
 He was taken to the Frankfort hos pital. unconscious. and remains in that condition. His opponent. Spike sullivan, their seconds and the man ager of the club surrendered them selves to the police
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
THE HAMILTON CLUB
 EXPECTS GREAT THINGS
The Colonel Had Already Enriched the
 English Tongue There.

Chicago, Aug. 19,--Although invita- tions to the Hamilton club banquet to Colonel Roosevelt September have been out only twenty-four hours and the plates are quoted at $7-50 each, 400 reservations were made today and the entertainment committee began figur- ing on larger quarters for the event, as the present quarters will accommodate only 575.
 Members of the club declare it tra- ditional, for Roosevelt to plunge into his remarks with more than the inter est customarily accorded his utter ances when he is speaking as a guest of the club. It was before the Hamil- to club that the strenuous life" was launched and the "big stick" became the symbol of the Roosevelt policies
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
The Close of the Season at Fort Erie
 Track.

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 19-The 2:OE pace. on the closing day of the Grand Circuit races at the Fort Erie track was won by Ess H. Kay, a Buffalo owned horse, the favorite.
 The Dominion of Canada stakes, g.. 900. for 2:1O trotters, was won by Melva J. In the second heat of the 2:l1 race, Alta Coast fell and Driver Dempsey was thrown out of his sulky, but was not injured.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
WORLDS RICHEST WOMAN.
Evicted From the Home of Her
 Birth.

New York. Aug. 19.-Miss Delliphers Richardson said to be worth more than s30,000.00 was evicted today from her home in which she has lived since her birth, fifty years ago. because she would not surrender possession to the man to whom she had sold it.
 The city marshal finally had to chop his way through the front door. Miss Richardson is one of the wealthiest women in the world. When her fath- CT. Joseph Richardson. died in 1897, she inherited the bulk of his great for tune. and has since lived frugally with a maiden cousin
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
BURIED BY DYNAMITE.

Mainz, Gerany. Aug. 19.-Fifteen soldiers are reported as buried by a premature explosion of dynamite dur ing the maneuvers of the pioneering troops at Sechtssheinerberg today
 The pioneers were practicing blast ing operations when the accident oc- cured.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
STOPPED AGAIN.
Moissant Made Another Trial fo
 London This Morning.

London, August 2O.-Moissant, the aviator. started on the last leg of his flight to London at 6:S0 this morn ing. but after three miles of flight he was compelled to descend on account of the wind
 He stated that he would be unable to make a new start for two hours
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS
Organizers for the Second Contest

Stockton. Caliif.. Aug 1s.-In the hope of uniting upon a policy during the coming state campaign, the dem ocratic editors of the state will hold session in Stockton Sunday, Sep tember 4.
 On the following day the state democratic convention will be held followed by a public mass meeting at which Theodore A. Bell, the candi- date for governor, will deliver the main address.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
MONTANA FIRES.
They Are Making hesdway in the
 Forests.

Washington. Aug. 19.-The forest fires in Montana are spreading and ten additional companies of troops are needed to meet the situation, ac- cording to telegrams received by the interior and forestry departments to- day.
 The old fires at Glacier National park and F'lathead and Blackfoot Ma tionaI forests are under control, but new ones are constantly appearing.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
COTTON GRADING SUIT.
The Cotton King and Others Sum
 moned.

Washington, D. C., Aug Is Dan iel J. Sully, the New York cotton king: John Hays Hammond, the noted mining engineer. and his son Harry Hammond. were cited today by the suprenR court of the Dis trict of Columbia to show eanse neyt Friday why they shodld not return to Lemuel A. Green of Greenville S. C.. certain letters patent issued to him for improvements in cotton grading
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
MM LAST OM FUR REGISTRATION UNLESS REGISTERED YOU CANNOT VOTE IN STATE ELECTION
OKLAHOMA PARRIcIDE.
The Youth Says He Acted in Defense
 of His Mother.

Carmen, okla, Aug. 19-E l. Foster, aged 50 years, a farmer. was shot and instantly killed by his son Harry. aged 22, yesterday in a fam fly quarrel. Young Foster volun- tarily surrendered and was exoner- ated by a cOroner's jury
 The boy shot in defense of his mother, whom his father had at tackled The lad was later req arrested and will have preliminary hearing tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
COWBOYS SUICIDE.
He Had Marked an Indian With ;
 Knife.

Mainz, Germany. Aug. 19.-Fifteen quarrel today, Bob Patten, one of the best known cowboys in the dis trict, slashed an Indian with knife and then killed himself with re- volver. The tragedy occurred near the reservation at Quelchena
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
STEADILY INCREASING.

Bari, Italy. Aug. 19.-The epidemic of cholera which has broken out in southern Italy is steadily increasing in the districts affected, particularly in the town of Trani, where the number of deaths already number thirty.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
4 FRuIrLEss QUEST.

Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 19.-The cor. oner's inquest into the murder o William Rice. attorney and clubman ended today. the testimony having failed to throw any light on the mys' tery.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
A HUMBOLDT FIRE.
In Half an Hour Property Worth $5o,-
 900 Vanished

Prescott, Arfz., Aug. 19.-In less than half an hour fire wiped out Francis Miller's store and six other buildings and houses, Humboldt this evening. The loss is s5O,OO0. with little insur- ance
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20
WEATHER TO-DAY.

Arizona-Fair except west Sun day fair. -.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-20

VACANT LOT WANTED-I have a new 4-room plastered frame cot tage with bath and nice porch in take a vacant lot for first payment; balance $20 per month. Price $1,S0O. E. E. Pascoe, no North Center St.
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Tlmkberibt.
Cincinnati, 2. 2tprit.


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@eridtebenes.

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SIN SScnmalS.

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Berlin bis Glf.

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Ehicann. l. Ipril.

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am S6lub sl3.76; fur September 1885
1888, am S6luB SI3,75I.
Sbort Rippenieiten.-acfe sl4.25
--l4.50 per 100 Bfb. FUR Rai $l3.7C
--I3.s5. am SnIub sl3.7216; far 9uIi
$13. .40--l3.5O. am ShIuB $l3.45; iiir
Septenber sl3.271S -I3.37h, AM S9lut
$780,.
sduItern.-5b Short .Iars Seit.n psr'
pa6t, s14.O0-l4.25.
gutter.-Rarft i.etis. Creamery 26-
82e, DARN 22-27e.
Gier.-Rarit itetis. SriiHe 1S- 2ot
per Ouseno.
adie. - Rarst itetis. Cream ID
l411se per Bfuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-02
ests. ppnss nms nitiem In Sen Dort.

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grima @ei9dttspapiere mnrben ;u AZ
So bisiontirt.
Sterlsngs Grhanae tf iaum
ftetis. Si6t sn S4.S7sss uao 60 Id9e St1t
su 4.S3s%--4.4.
Bunosss sCbtie atio n rparen fte'
tia uno uuroen rpie foIst quoiirt:
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pcns ll4s&-ll51S, 81 re9titrtrte l024-
los, Coupons l0211zz--l03I, 8anama eou'
ppns 2% 100ss-l0l.
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aursibwantunge mtr nHbeoeutero.. 1ie
gretle rparen aber TIM aaaemetnen iet, 'o'
baB bic e1lnbuotirunsen tn ben mellten
GdIIen etpns iber oenen pon 9elfern FaH'
ben.
aad,ftebenbe Rurie uuroen pon oer5trma
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nut eirobe, beri9tet;