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Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
SAYS JOE CANNON
 IS 4 BACK NUMBER
Congressman Norris, lnsurgent, Lo-
 cates Him Twenty Years Behind.

Las Animas, July 9.-"Joe Cannon is 20 years behind the times. He never will be elected speaker again." de clared Congressman Norris of Ne braska, the insurgent leader, at the To- cal Chautauqua.
 Mir. Norris declared that an effort would be made to elect as the next speaker and servant of the house in speaker an dservant of the house in stead of it's master"
 He declared that Mir Cannon would rather see a democratic house elected than a progressive republican house; that the true blue republicans of the house are the progressives. and that party pledges were fulfilled because the progressives held the balance of power.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
SWEETEST FLIGHT MADE
Also Longest In a Single Effort and Every Other Record Except That For Altitude Reduced By the Frenchmen

Bethany Plains, Rheims, July s- the aviation meeting here during the week. but the most sensational flights have been made by Leon MOrane. the French aviator, who today, in a new 100 horse power BleriOt mOnOplaue covered five kilometers (3.10 miIes) in two minutes and 56 seconds; and ten kilometerS in five minutes and 47 seconds. Mir. BOuchere, a French man, broke the worlds record for distances. flying 34O.14 miles in single flight in four hours g min utes and 45 seconds. The most re- markable achievement of d remarka- ble day was that of Morane. who made his flight of more than mile a minute while ten other machines were in the air. As compared with him they seemed to be standing still
 Leblanc will use the same typeof aeropIane in the Gordon Bennett contest and French experts consider that he has a splendid chance to capture the trophy.
 The speed developed today by Mo rane was more than four minutes Uu- der the winning tliHt OL 0lClllt Ai' VI tiss for the same distance last year.
 OIiesIager reduced the 100 kilometer record (62.2 miles) to one hour and eight minutes. LaBOuchere was awarded special prize of S1,000 for breaking Olieslager's record of 25o kilOmeters.
 The constructors prize for the greatest total distance covered by three machines of one design goes to the Antoinette monoplane which cov- cred 2.744 kilometers Q,T06 miles) i21i ((a5T1tfw5
 Mamet established a new worlds record for carrying two passengers He flew fifty-seven and slX-tenths miles at an altitude of fifty meters. 1641s feet Auburn made new dis tance record with d single passenger of eighty-five kilometers, 52.7S miles in one hour. 27 minutes and 35 sec onds. Both used BleriOt machines.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
A SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
Will Investigate the Disorder Of Fri
 day Night.

Newark. July 9-With the town quieted down from yesterdays frenzy that ended in the lynching of Carl Etherington, the dry" detective, the city authorities are tonight making preparations for the aftermath. Mayor Herbert A. Athcrton tonight an nounced that if the anti saloon league sent another raiding party he would declare for martial law and call upon Governor Harmon for troops.
 If HamOn attempts to remove me, will fight him to the last ditch" de- Clared the mayor. Judge Seward of the common pleas court stated tonight that he might call a special grand jury to investigate the lynching.
 The mayor ordered the two soft drink" places here closed until after order is restored. It is declared that three negroes led the Iynching party. The three cOlored men have left town, it is said. Others implicated left when it became known that Governor liar mon is returning to ohio to investi- gate
 It developed today that last nights mob was after two prisoners instead of one. Frank Anne, an Italian, charged with assulting an ironmoulder, was the other intended victim.
 While the mob was searching the jail for him he hid under his cell The lynchers left the second rope intended for him lying on the floor of the cell The body of young Etherington will be sent to his home in Kentucky tomor- TOW
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
SAYS HAS NOT SAID 50
Though He is Rapidly Re covering From the Effect of the Last one-New
 York Negroes Preparing Reception For Champion

New York. July 9.-That Jim Jef- fries may ask for return match with Jack Johnson is the statement con- taincd in a Los Angeles dispatch re- ccivod here today. The information, which is said to come from a reliable source, says Jeffries is credited with declaring he would insist on a return match with Johnson r,thin six months following his return from his hunting trip in the mountains. Jeffries is said to claim that if he can go into the ring in as good condition as he was a few days before the fight at Reno he could defeat Johnson
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
"FRIsKINc JoHNsoN's FRIENDS.

New York, July 9-In preparation for the arrival of Jack Johnson, who is due here next Monday. seventy-five detectives from the central office wan dered through san Juan Hill, the up per tenderloin and the Black and Tan belt tonight with instructions to "frisk' all negroes they met.
 "Frisking" is the gentle art in po- lice parlance of discovering from phy- sical contact with the outside of a mans pockets what he has in the in side. Near the cafe where Johnson makes his headquarters when in town three negroes were found with revol- vers in their pockets. They were all locked up charged with carrying con- cealed weapons. The expedition was intended not so much as an actual raid as a timely warning.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
FIRE ENTERS THE FOREST.

Fresno. Calif., July 9.-The forest fire which has been raging in the Sierras, near the General Grant Nat ional park, entered the forest of giant sequoias late this evening, according to a report received here tonight from three Rivers The flames are still unchecked. despite the efforts of over l5O men who have been fighting them.
 The giant forest is located on the border line between Fresno and TU- lare counties. This is not the Mar iposa grove of big trees which IS located in MaripOsa county at the entrance to the Yosemite valley.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
ROOSEVELT OPPOSED
 BY A WESTERN MAN.

. Los Angeles, Cal, July g. When the United States Span . ish war veterans held their an- . nual enCampment at Denver on . September there will be two . candidates for cOmmanderin- . chief. One will be Col. RoOse- . welt, the candidate for the east, . and the other J. l. Mclaughlin, the candidate of the west. The . contest rests solely upon the question whether an eastern or western man shall have the honor
 The Los Angeles man is at present the junior vice. com mander, and he has been en- , dorsed by seventeen western
 states Other states, including
 California, whose conventions
 will come between now and
 September, are expected to add
 their endorsements. In the east
 Col Roosevelt is regarded as
 an invincible candidate, and for
 this reason little attention has
 been given to organizing a cam
 paign.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
SIGZZLlNG DAY.
Three Deaths and Thirty Prostrations
 in New York.

New York, July 9.-The cumulative effects of a week of excissive humid ity and high temperatures began to make themselves felt today in three deaths and. a list of prOstrations that had reached thirty before sundown.
 The official thermometer registered 90 degrees at four o'clock this after mon with a humidity of 46. The maximum humidity of the day was 67 at o'clock this morning
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
A STRIKE ENDED.
But There Are No Jobs for the
 Strikers.

Pueblo. Colo, July 9-The switch mems strike of the Colorado & Wyom- ing was declared off today. The strik- CTS committee notified Superintendent George Van Brimmer of the road to that effect. Van Brimmer. however, stated that the strikers places had all been filled and that none of the men who walked out would be re-employed. The road is now paying the scale de- manded by the strikers
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
JEFFRIEs HAS NO FIGHT PLANS.

Los Angeles. July 9.-tircatly reviv- ed in spirits as a result of his one day at home with old friends James J. Jef- fries tonight withdrew from the shell into which he was knocked by Jack Johnson at Reno last Monday. He chatted with his friends and romped about during the afternoon v=ith his dogs and aside from the bruised face was pretty much his old self.
 In regard to the suggested second fight with Johnson. Jeffries disclaimed any purported interviews in the matter He says he is going to Catalina Island Monday and after two weeks there will go hunting in the mountains Be yond that he says he has no other plans than devoting himself to his al falfa ranch at Burbank.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
ANOTHER RAID PLANNED.

Columbus, ohio, July 9.-AnnOunce- ment was made here today by Ed Hale who headed the detective force of the anti-saloon league yesterday at Newark in raiding the soft drink" sa looms there, that he is gathering an armed force of fifty detectives here and will secure warrants which he intends to serve on Mayor Atherton and Sheriff Linke of Newark this afternoon for not upholding the laws and for aiding the lynchers and also on several of the proprietors Of speak easies" for violating the local option law. Hale says his men will go around town mounted and serve the warrants if they have to shoot.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
THE ONLY AsPIRANT IN SIGHT,

Chicago. July Al Kaufman Is the white mans hope, according to Cham pion Jack Johnson. Al Kaufman IS the best man in the world at forty-five rounds" Johnson declared, and l would have to do him up in the first few sessions in order to be able to handle him myself. I have been box ing with Kaufman for sometime, and know he's got the reach and the stamina back of it. He can give any body hard battle Naturally I think can heat him, but l had rather go against Jeffries any day in the week
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
4 VARIETY OF WEATHER
 PREVAILS IN CHICAGO
There Was Also Strange Variety of
 Temperature.

Chicago, July 9.-The first rain since June fell in Chicago tonight. During the afternoon various sections of the city and nearby suburbs eX- perienced radically different wreather. Down town temperature of 94 de- grccs prevailed, and there was no rain. In other parts of town cleo trical, rain and hail storms occurred, and the temperature varied from 10 to 30 degrees.
 Mrs. Corrine Larson of Evanston was killed and Mrs. Wm. Carter of Purcell, Okla, was stunned when a bolt of lightning from a clear sky flashed into the midst of a picnic party at Evanston.
 One death and d number of pros trations from heat were reported to the police during the day.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
A DENVER DRIzZLE.
1t Extends All Over the Centennial
 State.

Denver> Colo. July 9.-While the eastern and Atlantic states are fairly sizzling with a protracted heat wave. d drizzling rain is falling over Colo rado today The temperature at Den yer. which has been around the 9OS at midday for several weeks. today stood at B. Continued rain is prom ised for tomorrow The drought has lasted nearly seven weeks.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
MONON TRAINM EN
Rejoicing Over An Increase of Their
 Wages.

Lafayette, Ind. July 9.-Monon rail- road trainmen are rejoicing over an increase in wages which was an nOunced today at the general head quarters here The increase became effective April l, according to the announcement
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
AN ALLEGED BRIBER
 SEEKS MEDICATION

Ottawa, Ills, July 9.-Lee O'Neil Browne, the democratic legislative leader, under in- dictment at Chicago and Springfield. announced himself as d candidate for re-nomin- ation as a member of the leg islature in the local newspap- CTS today.
 |, Browne's primary petitions are being circulated in Le- Sale county and it is said that already the requisite num- Der of signatures have been se- cured. All the other members of the legislature accused of complicity in the LOrimer scandal or in connection with the St Louis jackpot" have quit the legislative race.
 It is said that Browne will meet opposition from four quarters, in the persons of John NJ. McCluskey of La Sale, and A Bronson. Peter Rheinhardt and George Glass, all of StreatOr.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
 MADRIZ MAKES SECURE
 AMERICAN PRISONER

Bluefields, July Civilian Pittman, the American engineer who was captured while with the insurgent forces, was sent today to the interior under an escort of soldiers of the Madriz troops at Bluefields Bluff.
 Recently General Estrada of fered to exchange Col Salam- anca who was taken prisoner in the attck of Pearl Lagoon, for Pittman, but this offer was re- fused by General Rivas of the MadriZ forces.
 Pittman's chances of getting from the hands of Madirz now are considered very slight It is likely that he will be taken to Managua.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
THE PRICE OF A THRoW-oFF.

Chicago. July 9.-'J could have dragged down s35O,O0O for my end of the battle with Jeffries had l agreed to throw the fight, but no amount of coin is ever going to induce me to fig ure in a shady deal so long as l am in the ring I intend to retire and nobody will ever accuse me of d crooked deal said Jack Johnson. He made this statement in a speech at a local thea ter last night and was understood to reflect upon Little, his late manager
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
JUSTlFIABLE HOMICIDE.
The Shooting of a Doctor By His
 Stepson.

Bellingham Wash, July 9.-Dr. A. T. Hoover of Burlington, twenty miles south Of this city, was shot by his stepson, Martin Hubbard, aged 20, to- day, and died an hour later.
 Hoover had struck Hubbards sis ter. and a quarrel followed, in which the elder man shot at the youth and missed. Hubbard then shot Hoover, the bullet taking effect in the thigh. A coroner's jury was empaneled and returned a verdict of justifiable homi- eide
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
A SCHOONER ASHORE.

San Francisco. July 9.-The four masted schooner Annie F.. Smale, coa laden. from New Castle, Australia went ashore at Point Reyes, thirty miles north of this harbor, early to- day, during a dense fog. The crew was picked up by the steamer NJ F Plant. The schooner and cargo were total loss.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
A HEAT BLANKET.
An Aeronaut Found it Was 2100 Feet
 Thick.

ANDOVER, Mass, July 9.-The heat wave under which New England sweltered today was 2100 feet deep, according to an interesting discovery by Charles J. Glidden of Boston, in the balloon Massachusetts. Mir. Gid den went up from Lowell late this afternoon.
 The thermometer stood at 90 de- grees all the way from earth up to 2100 feet Here there was d sudden change and the mercury fell to 70 degrees and a comfortable east wind was blowing.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
A GUEST OF OYSTER BAY.

Albany. N Y, July >9.-The follow ing statement was given out at the executive mansion tonight; Governor Hughes has received an inVltatlon from Colonel Roosevelt to spend Tues day at oyster Bay as his guest and he accepted it.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
A CHICAGO MURDER
Traced Back to An Old Sieilisn
 Feud.

Chicago July 9.-A tragedy. eN- plainabIe only on the theory of an old Sicilian feud. was enacted here today.
 Leonordo Blacha was slain Tn the heart of the north side Italian dis trict by a man who suddenly sp- preached while Blacha was talking to a. person in front of the Blacha house. The murderer fired five shots into his victims neck, and although pur- sued he escaped.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
MINING OFFICIAL CRUSHED.
General Superintendent Baker of a
 Mexican Company

Fl Paso. Texas, July 9.-Richard J. Baker, general superintendent of the GuanaynatO Mining and Development company. was crushed fatally while inspecting the company's plant at Guanajuato, Mexico, last night, and he died early today according to ad- vices received here according to ad- vices received here today by his family
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
WHEAT PROSPECTS.
A Bad Outlook for the Spring Crop
 According to Government Figures.

Chicago, July 9.-Yesterday's gov ernment crop figures, which showed the conditions of spring wheat in this country to be the worst in ten years, caused a wild wheat market this morn ing The opening prices showed ad vances of nearly BE cents. Heavy realizing forced the prices back 1 cent, but the market continued active and excited.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
A STATEMENT BY LITTLE.

Chicago. July 9.-George Little, former manager of Champion Jack Johnson, arrived in Chicago from San Francisco today. He denied all the money statements made by Johnson relative to alleged crooked deals in their relations
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
DELEGATES DECLINED
To Accept Instructions Embodyinq
 MT. Bryan's Temperance Views.

Lincoln, Neb., July 9.-Following an appeal by William J. Bryan. the dem ocratic county committee this after noon endorsed county option and in structed Lancaster county's fifty-sev- en delegates to the state convention to vote as a unit for a plank favor ing county option in the state plat form.
 The delegates declined to accept places on he delegation, thus in struced.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
A S1oo,0oo FIRE.

Delamar. Calf. July 9.-Fire, or iginating from an unknown source, practically destroyed the business sec ton of this city today The loss ap- proximates S10O,OOO, about s2000O of which is covered by insurance.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
THE TEXAS CENTRAL.
Twenty Millions Voted for Improve
 ments and Extensions.

Waco. Texas. July 9-At a directors meeting of the Texas Central railroad here yesterday a meeting of the stock holders was called for next week to execute mortgage for S20, 900, GOO. The money will be used in extending and improving the road.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
THE ARIZONA POPULATION.

Washington. D. C.. July 9.-(Spe- ciaI) 1.-The census office has not pre- pared any figures as to the popula- tion of Arizona towns as yet and it will be some time before the popula- tiOns are announced.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF
 WET,

Des Moines. July 9.-Rain, which is characterized by pr. Chappell of the Iowa crop bureau as the million dollar rain" is falling today in north ern and western Iowa.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
ENGINEER HILL COMING HOME.

Washington. D. C., July 9.-(Spe- cialD D-Engineer Hill of the reclama- tion service y--ho has been here tp make d report upon the Colorado river project left for home last night.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10
DEATH OF FORMER OFFICIAL

San Francisco, July 9.-Theodore Reiehert, formerly surveyor general of California, died here today
Arizona republican., 1910-07-10

FOR SAlE-Two building lots in Monte Vista Place, near Seventh St. and Van Buren. Building restrictions. Easy terms, low cost and close in. E. E. PAScoE, no North Center St.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
MOVING ON MADRlZ
Estrada Preparing to attack
Government Troops.

Bluefelds, Nicaragua. Jan. 30.-Gen-
eral Estrada has learned that 700 of the
Madriz troops are intrenching north of
Greytown, and in consequence he and
General Matuty are arranging to head
an expedition to that district 1t is ex-
pected that the two generals, with 800
men. will leave here tomorrow morning
on the steamers Senator and Blanca.
General Estrada will direct the troops
on the Senator, which was recently char
tered by the provisional government
There are rapid firers aboard the Blanca.
Estrada has been waiting for an op-
Iortunity to engage the Madriz forces at
Greytown, but up to the present they
have remained within the limits of the
city, practically under the protection of
Great Britain, whose representative re-
Gently issued an utimatum that no fight
ing would be permitted in Greytown. on
account OF the large number of British
subjects there.
The United States cruiser Tacoma and
the British cruiser Scylla are now at
GreytoUn.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
NIEDERSTEIN PAYS TO-DAY.

John Niederstein, former County Clerk
Of Queens will pay to the City Chamber
lain this morning the receipts of his Office
for December, over which there has been
a delay and for which the Attorney Gen
erals office threatened to take action. The
amount is more than $4,000 At Mr.
Nlederstein's home, in Richmond Hill.
where the announcement was made last
evening, it was said he was too i'll to be
seen. Mrs. Niederstein said that her hus-
band was on his way TO Manhattan on
Saturday to make settlement but one
OF his horses fell in the road, and he post-
poned the trip until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
HIGH WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Amerika, reported 735 miles east of
Sandy Hook at a IN yesterday, is expected to
dock Tuesday forenoon.
The Neckar. reported $50 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at yesterday, is expected
dock Tuesday forenoon.
The Columbia, reported 3o3 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday is expected to
dock this forenoon.
The Laurentic. reported as 323 miles east Of
Sandy Hook at p IN yesterday. is expected 10
dock this afternoon
La Bretagne. reported 1893 miles Of
Sandy Hook at Yesterday, is expected to
dock this forenoon.
The .Duca di Geneva reported go miles
cast of Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, is
pected dock this forenoon.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. reported
ter1ay, is expected to dock tuesday forenoon
The Umbria. reported 193 miles cast Of
Sandy Hook at m yesterday. is expected TO
dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, January
80, 1910.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Teesdale (Br), Edwards Cienfusros
January % to Funch, Edge & Co with mdse
Arrived at the Bar at II m. Goth.
dam January 10, to Philip Ruprecht, in ballast
Arrived at the Bar at 80 a IN.
- Steamer SaltweIl (Bp. Scheriff. Sagua January
% and Matanzas "a. to the Munson SIS Line with
sugar gar arrived t;eGi, at the Bar at 10 m Goth,
dam January 10 and Halifax. n S -, to the
Northwest Transport Line, with cabin and 80
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
Steamer Albano Ger. Kudenhold Hamburg
with mdse. Arrived al the Bar at 6 p m, 10Th.
steamer Prnz Sigtsmund tGep.. Bodt, Mon
II. Savanila 49, Jacmel 81 Aux cages % and
Kingston "a to the Hamburg-American Line
with Il passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived
Steamer C1enfuegos Cuban. Campion Tampico
January 20. to the New York and Cuba Mail SIS
steamer Agenoria CBr,: Kirkwood. Phiadel-
viii load for River Plate Left Quarantine itaGlt at
/ IN.
Co, with IL cabin and 427 steerage passengers
Steamer Uncr (Nor). Demerara January 10, to
w F Armstrong. in ballast. Arrived at
steamer ocmTnlgee, Brunswick January 2s. 10
the Brunswick SIS co; with passengers and mdse.
Passed in Quarantine 6:45 p III.
Steamer City OF Atlanta Savannah January
mdse Passed in Quarantine 4:25 a m
and Charleston 2S to the Clyde SIS Co. with
passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine
II 80
steamer Hamilton. Newport News and Nor
folk to the Old Dominion SIS co, with passen-
gers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine l 05 d M
Steamer Pawnee. Philadelphia. to the Clyde SIS
Co with mdse. Passed in Quarantine II a III.
Steamer Lobelia tBr). Cardenas January Is
and Caibarien s5, to the Munson SIS Line, with
sugar. Arrived at the Bar 605 p m.
Steamer FIoride (Fr). Havre January Is to
the French Line, with passengers and mdse.
Passed in Sandy Hook at 1910 p nj.
Sandy Hook !. Jan 80, a:30 p m-Wind
northeast; light breeze; raining thick off
shore; light
SAILED.
Steamers Iroquois (Br). London. Eriks Ger.
Fayal Terceira, etc; Surugs (Brl. Tsingtau Via
Newport News; Julia Luckenbach. San Juan and
Arroyo. Vera. tNoT. Port Morant via Norfolk;
Aspromonte QtaD, Port Tampa Citta d Mes
sina UtaD, Philadelphia; FL Cid, Galveston:
INra. Texas City: I4arlmer. Port Arthur: Tef-
ferson, Norfolk and Newport News: Chosa-
peake. Baltimore.