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Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
STRIKE IMMINENT
 0h THE LACKAWAnnA
1t May Be Called Within Forty Eight
 Hours.

Scranton. April l5.-M W Cadet vice president Of the Brotherhood yi Locomotive Engineers. is expected herr tomorrow to give endorsement to tA- ultimatum given the management a; the Deleware. LIckawanna X Western railroad by Presidents Ciarrets0n ana Lee Of the conductors and tralnruen. on behalf of the employees of the road Meanwhile the company officials. th- grand lodge men declare. must accept the award to be handed down by h. dealing with the New York central employees. ar strike order win he issued calling out the conductors. trainmen. engineers and firemen on the entire I-ackawanna system
 President GIrretson and President Lee said they would hold no further with General SuperiHtend ent r. F.. Clark of the IaekawanIta The engineers and firemen have ar- proved the stand taken by the condut- tors and trainmen in reply to the ulti- Inltum Of the men. Superintendent Clark has issued q statement in which he agrees 10 arbitrate direct ar await the award Of the New York Central ar bitrators and then determine Is appli cation To the Lackawanna.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
\ CHAMP CATCHES
 CHAMPION JEffR|tS TO THE RELIEF OF BOB ARM
 STRONG. And to the Consternation of the Camp
 at Ben lomond.

Ben Lomond. Cal. April l5.-Jim Jeffries put in the hardest work of the present training session this aft ernOon. It included boxing. rope skip ping. shadow boxing, bag punching and a half hours tug at the pulley weights. A handball game with Ber- ger followed
 In the second round of a boxing bout with Bob Armstrong. Jeffries puzzled handful of spectators by suddenly ceasing to spar. after Arm strong had landed rather stiff punch on the chin For a moment it ap- peared that the colored heavyweight had dazed the champion. but it de- veloped a few seconds later that a muscular cramp in the back of the neck had caught the big boxer so suddenly that he could not continue until masseurs had rubbed the af fliction away Sparring was resumed but Jeff could not thoroughly rid him. self of the cramp until we'll into the third round.
 Berger gave Armstrong instructions to send his punches in as hard as be could, and he obeyed orders. He landed some smashing blows on his big adversary. When Jeffries came back for vengeance. the black man refused to stand his ground. but ran like frightened rabbit. He was just about able to go through the three rounds by dint of an extremely con servative attitude in the matter of again mixing with the big fellow.
 Jeffries worked trifle faster to- day. but he was handicapped because of having to keep his full power punches up his sleeve. Jeff did not regard the cramps seriously.
 'I turned my head suddenly last Friday while boxing with Armstrong;" he said. and the cramp hit me then. The boys will rub it out in few days It won't bother me again
 Dozens of telesrams from all over the country reached the training camp during the day. conveying good wishes to the fighter on his birthday. Man agcr sam Berger leaves camp for Salinas tomorrow afternoon to referee a fight there Word was received that Joe Choynski left Chicago this morn ing and is now on his way to join Jcffries.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
SINS OF l FATHER
 VISITED ron HIS SON AN EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL OPERATION AT LOS ANGELES. Part of caiFs Jaw Made to Serve
 For Mans.

Los Angeles. April l5.-1he new oral surgery department of the county hos pital, said to be the first Of its kind in any county institution in the coun- try was inaugurated today with an unprecedented operation which sup piled John Schilheimer. d Long Beach rancher, with part of a calfs lower jaw. to replace the maXiIlary bones de- stroyed when the caif's father. q Jersey bull. gored the man last November.
 Dr. Conrad Deichmiller. head of the new department. performed the oper- ation. assisted by four other surgeons. Dr. DeichmilIer first picked out a sheep 10 supply the needed portion of the lower jaw, but Schilheimer. who had ordered the bull killed immediate ls after il gored him. carried his re- venge on the offending animals off spring. He could not talk but he made his wish known with q pad anu pen cil: Let the sin of the father be visited on the son he wrote; kill the Jersey calf"
 It was slain this morning. an hour before the opC ration. so that the living cells of the calrs jaw bone would knit with those of .hc human. Three hours later Schilheimer emerged from the aneStheiic with everything; under the fls sh of his chin made of calf. and his face bound in east to hold his tooth less gums.
 In two months il iS cXpected to he fully recovered After Schilhcimcr WAS injured. one of his ears. which had been partly torn off by the bull was removed and his broken jaw was wir rd. Tn" wires worked loose and caus- cd'N ,nccrotic condition which ncccs- Siiatcd the operation today.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
| Principal Witness For
 State Suddenly Stricken ALSO MEMBER OF JURY
Defendant Expresses His Satisfaction With Twelve Men Who Are Now to Hold His Life in Their Hands

Kansas City. April 15--A jury Wa selected shortly after o'clock tonight to try pr. F. =. Hyde. on the chars- "r murderinS Colonel Thomas II Swope
 Just as the twelve men were talk ing their seats in the box. telephone message to Prosecutor Virgil ConklIn.s announced that Dr q. T. Twvraan. on- Of the material witnesses for the state had been stricken with app. ndicitiS and taken to q hospital for aa Opera- ton. So little is known or his eondi- ton that il cannot now be said wheth- CT the trial will be delayed by his m- ness.
 Frank Claypool. a juryman. deyei- oped an affected eye after being tenn porarily chosen. \ physician is attend ing him, but it is believed his afflic- ton is not serious
 The jury consists of: W. W Castle age 56. painter, W C. Crone. age es a salesman; C. W. Whitehead. age 4s. an abstractor; William Beebe. age Ss. d watchmaker: q. C. Feldt. age s. salesman: Byron n. Liliard. age 70. a conductor; W. W. Curran. age Se. clerk: John \. Plant, age 6e team ster; Samuel F. Johnson. age 4i. a farmer; Frank Claypoei. age is. cal tleman; F. F. Hedges, age 36. a clerk Eli Rivers. age 22, q bookkeeper- /
 When the jury filed into its plar,. Dr Hyde watched the men ca!-tuuy and noted the characrefis,fes Of each He knew every face and called the men by name in speaking of them
 This jury looks all right to me he said T know I shall obtain a fair trial
 Prosecutor Conklins said the state would be ready 10 deliver it's opening statement in the case tomorrow mora ing .Rumors have been current that certain members of the SwOpe family will not take the stand
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
MIR. MARTINS SET PURPOSE.

Washington. April l5-Representa- tive Martin. democrat, of Colorado. who for weeks has been waSing a fight in the house to show that the friar lands in the Philippines were being seized by the sugar trust. with the acquieScence of Attorney General Wickersham and the war department tonight gave tO the press an inter- view reciewing his efforts. He as- sails the government officials alleged to be involved He charges that in- formation that would prove his con tention is being withheld by the war department. and he demands a full congressional investigation into the matter.
 Mir Martin characterizes the action of the republicans in the house yes tcrday in defeating his resolution calling on the war department for in formation on the sale of the friar lands as "blanketing movement" He points out a number of alleged discrepancies in the reports by the war department to the house con- mittee on insular affairs in friar lands transactions and accuses government officials Of duplicity.
 He charges the administration with having begun "a policy of exploiting in the Philippines and declares that if it has been falsely accused. let it take off the lid" Mir Martin an nounccd that he is preparing new resolution of inquiry Into the friar land deal.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
THRILLING ACCIDENTS
 BUT NOT OAMAG|NG
ON TIRE LOS ANGELES MOTOR
 DROME.
Also Two Speedway Records Were
 Broken.

Los Angeles, April 1.-Two Ameri- can speedway records were broken at the motOrdrome this afternoon. The crowd was also thrilled by two mis- haps which barely escaped being se- rious.
 In the ten-mile free-fOr-all, while leading by a good margin. a Darracq driven by Kerscher threw a tire The car was going eighty miles an hour. The tire rolled along the upper rim of the piepgn 200 feet. and then leaped the outer fence. bounding fifty feet in the air The car swerved to the side, and it was with the great est difficulty that Kerscher brought the machine tO stop without an ac- cident Bragg. following closely in d Fiat.> missed the rolling tire by only q few feet.
 The other near-accident was in the fifty-mile race. In the second mile. a Buick driven by Nikrent broke the steering knuckle and slid off the track. Nikrent slammed on ail the brakes and the car stopped right side up. The pitch of the track prevented a bad accident, as it caused the car to slide towards the inside instead Of through the fence, as would have occurred on a dirt track.
 In the ten-mile stock race, for cars of 600 cubic inches. piston displace- ment. Oldfield in d Knox defeated De Palma in a Fiat in 1:22:92. which establishes a new speedway record for this class. De Palma's mechanic rode astride the hood for several miles while the car was making speed of ( eighty-five miles an hour
 Nikrent in Buick established a new American speedway record in the 16 l-930 class by driving ten miles in S
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
.HE WAS DEFAUITfR
 BUT HE IS DEAD
Shortage of s63.4So in Accounts of K.
 C's Former Treasurer.

Kansas City. April l5.--That Will liam ]. Baehr. formerly city treasurer of Kansas City wh" died recently. was short in his accounts S63. .4S1. was re- ported to the mayor today hy firm of accountants. The report says the first discrepancies We're found in the bo"l;s an the date O. April 30. 1908 From April 2S. 1908 to April l9. 1909 q shortage of SIS.000 was carried The report says that siS.000 was replaced on the last named date to make the books balance for the annual eNamina- ton by the auditors.
 BaehT's books show that he used yG94f to pay his own tax hills. The re- port says that other employees of the city treasurer'S office knew of the shortage although they did not profit by it
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
PASADENA POLICE
 OEF|ED BY BURGLARS
Finally Captured With the Products of
 The Days Work.

Pasadena. April l5.--After holding at hay with drawn revolver Police De tective Joseph Shultz of the local force at Fair oaks this afternoon to permit his pal to escape. David Graves. alias Carl McMullen. led the police de- partment merry chase through the principal streets of the city in an in effectual attempt to escape. He was finally rounded up at Mercantile Place by Officers ShultZ, Betts and Sheldon. Chief William II. Woods arrested Roy J. Saylor. the second culprit. on an out ward bound car.
 The men had spent busv day in Pasadena footing lodging houses. and the police station resembles a pawn shop this evening as result of what was found on their person. Tn" prop crtv has been partially identified by ro sidents here.
 Under sweating by the local police the men confessed to their work to- day and to several jobs in Los An geles.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
SATURDAY MORNING APRIL,
:.!.s:...:-s-:.:.ss::ss.s..-:-:.-;..:.:.y.;..-. CONTRADICTION
 OF CLAWS.

Washington. April l5.-The prosecution" in the Ballineer- Pinchot controversy indicated at todaN's hearing that it was hold ing its big guns in reserve until Secretary Ballinger takes the stand. Attorney Brandeis sought permission to defer the cross eX- animation of Frank Pierce, as sistant secretary of the interior, who concluded the testimony to- day, until he had an opportunity tn question Mir Ballineer. The committee appeared divided whether Brandcis should be aI- lowed to recall witnesses after they had been excused. It was decided to defer decision until tomorrow because of the scant attendance Of the committee
 Two witnesses besides Pierce were heard today. Francis Cleun- cnts, assistant law officer of tn" interior department and Edward C. Finncy. assistant to the sec h'l@il 'i iiis ppNAt t'A roboratcd Pierce's testimony in several particulars. Pierce early in the hearing coIitradicted l.. k. GlaViS that Pierce sent for Clay is to talk over construing the new law Q: May 2S. 1908, regard ing coal claims. He denied that he had any talk on the subject with Glavis.
 Both Clements and Finney de- nicd that Glavis said anything to them about Mir. RIllingcr having expressed an intention of . applying to the attorney general for an opinion m the law. :ts GllviS had testified.
 Finney took on his shoulders the responsibility for the letters written to Senator LaFollettc in which Mr Ballingcr was quoted as saying that the water power sites. withdrawn under the Garfield administration had been restored on the recom- mendation of the reclamation service. Finney was still under examination when. the commit tee adjourned until tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
4 CRIPPLE KILLED
 BY SIMILAR SUFFERER
4 Boy Of Thirteen Found Revolver
 to Play With.

san Diego. Cal. April l5.-Louise Flick. the crippled l5-ycar-"ld daush- ter of Silas r. Flick 8 lawyer of Nor folk. Va. was accidently shot and killed this evening by Chandler Loom is. aged l3. also a cripple The two had been receiving massage treat ment from Mrs. Catherine Burkcy. The girl was living with her and young IrDomis and his mother, Mrs. Mary Loomis. were visiting there this evening.
 The boy and girl were playing in a room adjoining the one in which the women were conversing. The boy found a revolver concealed under the bed and while playing with the A.apon il was discharged. the bullet striking Miss Flick in the abdomen. Sf. died few minutes afterwards
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
BLAST OF DYNAMITE
 STARTS \ LANDSLIDE
Fifteen Were Killed in Canadian
 Construction Camp.

St. Alphonse. Quebec. April lJ.-An immense landslide. started by Il blast of dynamite today. carried a score of men down the side of d steep hill and buried construction camp of the Haha Bay railroad under tons of earth and rock. Not a workman in the camp escaped. Almost every one of the working gang on the hill was injured
 Up to a late hour Il rescue Earty had taken out eight dead. including Ladislas Gagne of St. Joseph. Quebec. chief engineer in charge of the work and his assistants. William O'Brien and Joseph Jennings of Toronto. Sev- en are missing.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
FATALLY BURNED.
A Woman While frying to Rescue Her
 Babv

san Francisco. April l5-By the ex-- plosion of an alcohol stove. Mrs sadie McDougald was fatally burned today. She accidentally overturned the stove. which exploded and scattered burning alcohol over the cradle in which the baby lay. In her attempt to rescue the child her night dress caught fire. Before the flames were extinguished she suffered fatal burns. The baby was rescued uninjured by it's father.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
BLEW UP HIS FAMILY.
He Himself Also Killed By the Ex.
 plosion.

Negaanee. Mich. April l5.-Frank liaarinan. miner. aged 3l. placed ;i stick Of dynamite under the bed in which his wife and 3-year-old daugh ter were sleeping. and another under the one where he himself and his i-year-Old boy slept.
 When the dynamite exploded the man, woman and boy were killed. The little girl was found practically un- hurt
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST.
A Warm Fight Tn the Thirty Second
 New York.

Rochester. N. Y, April l5.-The campaign in the Thirty-second con sressional district reached d stage of the greatest interest tonight. when the largest meeting in the contest in behalf of the democratic candidate, James S. Ravens. was held
 The main speaker was Congressman Eugene x. Foss. democrat. recently elected in the Fourteenth district of Massachusetts
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
CHINESE RIOTS.

Pekin. April l5.-The riots inaugn- rated by the natives at Chang Sha continue. The provincial governor is reported to have been killed The city is still in the hands of the mob. The property of al! foreigners at Chang Sha has been destroyed. but all foreign residents escaped except two Americans. whose. names are un- known. but who are reported Io be still inside the city. Chinese troops have been dispatched to Chang Sha.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
PERCY's BRIEF TERM.

Jackson. Miss. April 15.-In an ad- dress before the legislature. United States Senator Percy today declared that he would resign rather than hold a commission that in the opinion of members of the legislature had been obtained by fraud and corruption.
 Resolutions will be introduced into both houses of the legislature tomor- row providing for special primary
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
NORTH CAROLINA ORATOR DEAD

Charlotte. x. C.. April l5.-Former Congressman RomuIus Z Linney. noted politician and orator. and one of the most picturesque statesmen North Carolina has produced. dropped dead of apoplcXy today as he was entering his law office at Taylorvilie. North Carolina.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
HORSES CHLoRoFoRME0.
Late Owner Feared They Might Fall
 Into Cruel Hands.

Chicago. April 1.-Two handsome black horses. the property Of the late Mrs. Beatrice smith of ;. Chicag" mother of silent Smith. were chloroformed today. in accordance with the dying wish of their owner. who preferred that they he killed rather than to fall into the hands "f someone who might mistreat them. Mrs smiths affection for horses was shown by her refusal to purchase an
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
THE HYDE SCHNEIDER APPEAL.

Washington. April lj.-Arauments were begun today in the court of ap peals for the District of Columbia on the appeal of Frederick \. Hyde of san Francisco and JoOst Schneider Of Tue son. Ariz, from their conviction. June :3. 1908. of conspiracy to defraud the United States out 0f large tracts of land in oregon and other parts of the country.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
A REFUSAL TO ARslTRArE.

Cleveland. April l5.-A long diStIner telephone message to President W. C Lee of the Brotherhood of R1ilwa1 Trainmen at Scranton. says the fed erated railroad organizations may b-. ordered to strike against the Delawarv- Lackawanna X Western railroad with in weight hours. President Lee in formed the union officers here that the railroad has declined Io arbltrate
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
NEW MEXICAN CUSTOM HOUSE.

Fl Centro. April la.-Thc opening "f q Mexican custom house at Los Aga doneS. seven miles South of Yuma, will result in rnnnins at la"St one overland train through tha Imperial valley via Yuma.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16

for the meeting. It is hard to have to talk down the noise of cars. but it is a lot more encouraging than to talk to nobody.
 There's no use having a pre-ar- ranged subject. If you find they do not respond to your points. drop them and take up something that does hit them. The plea of dcmoc-' racy. the need of the working woman and the taxpaying argument tell best" said the speaker
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
MARK TWAIN HOLDS HIS OWN.

Bedding. April 15.-It was stated by Mir. Clemmens' ' Mark Twain) physi- clans that he had passed comfortable day There was no appreciable change in his condition. He is holding his own pretty well.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
BURNING GRAIN.

san Francisco April l5.-The Aetna grain mills were rartly destroyed by lire tonight. with q loss of s%d .o00.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
WEATHER TODAY.

Arizona Saturday fair and warmer
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-29

Through lh" efforts oi DoprtN Mar Shal Thompson. Arock. Prince of Wales native. with 4 bad reputation. was apprehend"d yesterday. charged with the theft of several valuable furs from tho room of George Inigrunic. fur buyer for large Eastern concern.
 The theft was reported to the mar shars office yesterday morning and Thompson was assigned Ia the ease.
 No clew to the identity of the thief was forthcoming sn il was up to the deputy marshal to locate the criminal without assistance
 Thompson knew of Arnoek's bad record and was aware of the fact that he was in the camp. sn he proceeded at once on the theory that the Cape Prince Of wales native was the guilty party.
 Arnock was found at the St Law renee hotel where he had engaged a room. Upon searching the apartment Thompson found the missing furs in
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-29
GLASS CONT ANS $500
 FOR FIVE CONTESTANTS

nn top ot the ,aSl register at th. Board "f Trad" saloon. stands a drink
 ing glass filled chuck full [" the briu with e5 twenty dollar gold pieces bright and "w. The money reprc- s"nts tn" purses which arc hold oNci the heads "f th" cnut.stants who have entered their teams iu th" Solomon derby which k to h. pulled "m next Saturday. rain "r shine. Tn the frs second. third fourth and firth drivers wh" return from solomon next Satur- day the money will go. divided in wei
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-29
SPEEDING AUTO ENDS
 LIFE OF DOCTORS SON

His head and body was badly mashed and his face was lacerated.
 Upon learning that the lad was dead, Loomis was distracted and offered himself to the police.
 Witnesses contend that the manu- facturer was driving faster than the law allowed and that he did not give any danger warning upon approaching the car.
 Dr. John ]. Kemp, father of the boy. stated today that he would prosecute Lnomis and push the case to the limit.
 Bail has been refused the manufac- turrr and he will be confined in jail until the affair is thoroughly investi- . gated
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-29
COLLISION
 FIFTEEN DEAD
Spec,a Nugget Serv,ce

opecial Nugqet oefTtce
 rIT"r~ErR,i. p,, - h 4 collision amyh occurred within d few miles ot .I- aN 1Hi- morning b-tw-.u tn., lan- ar lh.. r,nu,>l,aa line. fifteen .r-.u- Ner. killed and as many more .ar' -rraa-A r u", fatally mjur"t
 con, tram aa- unrrhbuuud and th,. .lhr. ~paHheHnd aud both wer. rnIu.e H, sam. track
 Without Manning th, latter train ap- .ar"d from trnud turn in the r,ai ad rnliplrd Nith th,. speeding ram nmmg from ru, opposite direction
 Both ruein.- aer- demolished ana .a, .nsue.r. .f fh. Two trans Wore .lIrd instantly
 The injured ar~ naw being cared far n1 ,h,. a.ad ara being conveyed ro this ritt.
 m, allan auN a.. ugas rfgate,I taa.,y
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-29
DESTITUTE MAN IS OLD
 STAMPEOER
Nugget Special Service.


 NEW YORK. Dec % Claiming that '" k an "id-tnn" pro~r~ctor and or r'ring Dawson as his la~t place. ."f rcsl l"u,r. at aII Alaskan was picked ur i"-titutr..n tho. streets here today. Tn" nam Is ahnut ut,-~.v.u wars old and -il.- his mann. as J"" H.gwick
 Svh-tautiariug ni- statement in re -arI ta his las, place If residence. Thguies produced several small gold nuggets which n" alleges carna out of som, ground which h" owns in Yu .pu territory
 When asked why Inc lid not sell th,. .ugr"t- and get food with the money derived rron the sale. the rrospes:or .arii,d that he would not part with .f- h-t remembrance "r the carly -'amrrd,
 Th" d,-umc man claims to hay" ..,n among thu-. who rushed to Nome .u I,oo and maintains that he isln''~-
 t.i in -ou, claims m that district
 Hn will h.. sent tr tho home of th" ehlr oday if none of his friends pr latlon- show ur to claim him
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-29

Irop"riiuu,.d bots.
 Then thcr- 0In Do. a naua-am. -oh watch which uill h- rro~.uted To th, driver of th, winning team
 tr |" dat" tru contestants ar. -u. t"r"d "n th. bnakmak,,'- haak- w this fact signit"~ ttat thrE aa,a aI ready raid the rsgulrrd anuau.. n.,
 Tho race Win h. a -uorrl nlr m. r will pay tho "~l..r,r-" tp n,. ui. ,n. "n degh next Saturday morning at "'el"ck when th. aiNu teams lon. th scratch frr th, lalU Solomon H-rbs
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-12-29
NATIVE STEALS FURS
 FROM ESKIMO BUYER

th" draN.r "f a dr,--,.r ta tH. ra.ru
 Tn" nattN, rl,aI nu"r.nrr .u.a ,Ir nled all Knowledge "t tho. fa.f fHau in. articles uer" tu hi~ l,n~~cs-lnm
 Ton mink nd several rrd aud ahit fox skins w"rr stolen hy m. native and thesr w"rr aIl found in his raou.
 Arnock win b, tried in u.e commits siauer'~ court within ih" u.Ni few HtE~