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Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
The California; Lincoln Roosevelt Re.
 pubIicans Select Johnson.

San Francisco. Feb. 19.-Hiram w Johnson of San Francisco. one of the best known attorneys in California was today chosen as its candidate foi governor by the Lincoln Roosevelt league wing of the republican party
 It was agreed to make no choice of 2 candidate to succeed United States Senator Frank F. Flint. It was said that the league would favor a man from the south. from the fact that the gubernatorial candidate is from the north.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
" - . . v VI MIR. TAFT CERTAIN
 OF STATEHOOD

Washington, Feb. ~19.-Four administration measures are as sured of passage at this session of congress. After conferences with senators and representa- tives, President Taft told callers today that he felt certain that the. amendments to the inter- state commerce law, postal sav- ings bank bill. the anti-injunc- ton proposition and the state hood bill would go through. The situation now seems to portend that the Alaska legis- lative council bill, the federal incorporation bill and several other measures desired by the president will either fall by the wayside or be laid upon the shelf for another term.
 Of the four administration measures mentioned. the state hood bill alone seems to show signs of weakness.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
$5,00o,000 CONTRACT
For Coke Ovens at Bethlehem Steel Works.

South Bethlehem, Pa. Feb. 19.-- Charles M. Schwab, as president of the Bethlehem>Stee company. has awarded contract to German firms in Der lin and Stettin for the erection of 400 coke ovens at the Saucon plant of the Bethlehem Steel company at cost of 5000, 00O
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Feb. 1S.-Cattle steady :' beeves. s4.50I5.90: Texas steers s4.15 @5.25: Western steers. s4.20M6.15; stockers and feeders, s325 e 5.60; cows and heifers. s2.35 G 5.90: calves. SIPS @935.
 Sheep steady; native. ei.50MF. 35; Western, $5.0OM7.35: yearlings. s7.60 GS.05: lambs. native. sS.S5M9.25: Western, S7.05@950.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.
Growing out of Failure of United
 States Banking Go. of Mexico.

< Mexico City. Feb. 19.-George L Ham. president of the United States Banking company, which went into the hands of receiver several weeks ag6. was arrested today for breach of trust. Two complaints were made here by persons who did business with the bank that stock in mining companies which they had in safe deposit vaults. some of which had been given as se- curity for loans, are missing.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
ALMOST WELL
General Wood Will Soon Be Able to
 Resume His Duties

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 1s.-The- at tending. surgeon of General Leonard Wood, who is in the hospital here recuperating from the effects of two operations. said tonight: tIn view of unauthorized statements in regard to General Woods condition. it may be said he has not complicated his convalescence from the operations and should be able to resume active duty in a short while.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
CARLISLE GRADUATES
 RETURN TO BLANKETS

, Washington, Feb. 19-Wheth- CT the graduates of the Carlisle Indian school abandon the ways of civilization and return to their blanket garb, was the sub ject while the Indian bill was under discussion in the house today.
 The time has come." said Mir. Tawney of Minnesota, when we should have some reliable statistics showing the number of these Indians who return to their blankets"
 While visiting an Indian vil- Iage near Albuquerque, N. NJ, several years ago. MT. Tawney said he saw seven graduates of Carlisle living in the manner of their ancestors and not one was willing to speak English.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
A GIRLS THEFT.
Miss Holloway Stole 5000 Diamond
 Necklace.

San Francisco. Feb. 19.-Seventeen- year-old May Holloway, a maid in the employ of Mrs. Meade Hamilton. young society matron, was arrested
 tonight on suspicion of having taken
 & 5000 diamond necklace. She was arrested as she was leaving for Po-
 catello. Idaho. According to the po-
 lice eleven jewels were found on the
 girls person. Two had been sold.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
MIR. PULLMAN MAY LIVE.
Chances for His Recovery Have ln-
 creased Since Last Night.

Washington. D. C.. Feb. 1S-The condition of Senator Benjamin R. Till man. of South Carolina. who is criti- cally i'll with paralysis. was more en- couraging tonight. The chances for his recovery are said by physicians to be better than ever.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
METALS.

New York. Feb. 1S.-Copper-Elec- troIytic. s13.S714@1S.6212; casting, s13 121s @13.37k.
 Lead-Dull, S4.5Od4.60.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
NO SYNDICATE BASEBALL.

New York. Feb. 19.-The National League directors at the meeting, put itself on record tonight as opposed to syndicate baseball.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
PRESIDENT OF ReIcHsTAe DIES

Berlin. Feb. 19.-Count Udo von Stolzberg- -Wernigerde. president of the Reichstag. died tonight.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Feb. 19.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Sunday and Monday.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

FOR SAtE-A fine full size lot for home, north of town. On car line. close in and in the very best neigh borhood. Price ss50.00 if taken soon. E. E. PAscoE, 1l0 North Center St
Arizona republican., 1910-02-20

FOR SALE-A 4-room brick dwelling. Screen room and summer. kitchen. Rented and pays good interest on the investment. Price $10500e. Easy terms if desired E. E. PAScoE, no North Center St.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-09
TESTIMONY
IS ALL IN NOW

girls employed there had ran down the
stairs and to the engine room for
buckets of sand. That is a distance OF
about 800 feet, and 1t took some time
to cover it. All this time the fire was
burning and no alarm had been sent
in. Neither had the girls on the top
floor been notified.
Asked about possible delay in rails
ing ladders at the north end of the
building, Chief Ashley explained that
the men early IN the scene were busily
engaged with the net at the south end
of the building, and that it was impos-
sible for ''citizens and greenhorns" to
raise ladders as quickly as experienced
firemen.
1--WE have not enough f1remen to cope
with a catastrophe as big and that
happened as quickly as this volun-
teered Ashley.
Foreman Heilman then said:
but we have been told that tfiremen
we're helping citizens with the ladders
and still they failed to get them up
Ashley said he had no personal knowl-
edge of that.
Juror George w. Jagle then asked
the most leading question of the in
quest TO date. ann one that opener the
way for the examination of the Stats
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year. As president of the board he
would be somewhat handicapped in this
work and as merely a presiding officer
would lack the opportunities that he
would have as a member at large.
Harry O'Connell is not at all anxious
to be considered for the chair. but he
may be induced to take the chairman
ship of the finance committee in the
event Of Mr.. Denman being induced to
accept the presidency. The latter is
understood as being anxious to re-
linquish the position of presiding Of
fcer IS this post, together with that
of chairman Of the finance committee.
which he also holds, is more work than
he believes that he ought to take up
again for another year. The plan now
is to persuade him to take either one
of the posts he now fills and to try
and induce either Mungle or O'Connell
to take the other.
The board will reorganize on New
Years Day. but within the next ten
days a conference OF the members will
be held, at which Commissionor-elect
Ryan will be present n the program
for the coming year outlined.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-09
LEADERSHIP IS
PROBLEM NOW IN
COMMON COUNCIL
fcontinued from First Pase.)

who may decide at the last minute to
mak a bid for the honor.
The leadership on the Republican
side of the council is not apt to fur
nish so much trouble, as 1t seems pretty
well settled that Jerome T. Congieton,
of the Eleventh ward. who has been
in the council for the third consecutive
term. will lead the minority forces, as
he has been abou the most active
member of his party in the council for
the last year, and although he has a
strong Progressive leaning, it seems
reasonably sure that the Republican
and Progressive members Will COM
bine their forces the coming year, al
though even with such a combination
they will be greatly outnumbered.
Another likely minority leader is
Charles L. Ingraham, of the Sixteenth
ward, who is now entering upon the
second year of his second term. Mr..
Ingraham has not evidenced much in
terest in the possibilities of his being
put at the head of his party forces on
the floor, but it may be h a conditions
will make it advisable for him to accept
the position.
The meeting of the Common Council
tonight will doubtless be made the &C.
casion for some informal conferences
at which these matters will be taken
up and some sort of definite program
may be tentatively agreed upon for
presentation to the caucus of each wing
of the Council next week.
But One Democrat ON Works Board.
The situation in the Board of Works
for the coming year is not so complex
as the majority will still rest with the
Republican members. Patrick Ryan
will be the only Democrat on the board
and the presidency of that body seems
now to res with either Arthur Den
man, the president of the present board,
or william Mungle, who has taken a
prominent part in the deliberations of
the commissioners all during the past
year, and who has led the boards
attacks on the Public Service Corpora
ton.
Mr.. Mungle, however, does not care
for the position. preferring to remain
on the floor, where he can follow up
more actively the various matters that
he has started under way the present
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department next week.

labor department next week. The
question was:
"What jurisdiction have the members
of the Newark fire department in case
you know of fre-traps such as this
building apparently was?"
None whatever" was the emphatic
response.
Don't you ever cooperate with the
State board?" asked Mr. Mott.
THE State board never asked us to-
was the reply. IF we take any hand in
their affairs they say we are 'butting
in.
wouldn't it be a good thing to in
form them of conditions as you find
them and thus put them on record?'
| asked Juror Roll.
Yes, sir, 1t would" was the response
| Continuing. the fire chief said, many
times I have used just plain bluff when
L found dangerous conditions existing.
1 have forced changes when l had nc
authority behind me. 1t would be a
plain cas- of bluff."
Then the condition is serious" asked
| Prosecutor Mott.
Eyes, 1t is very serious" soberly re-
piled Chief Ashley.
Prosecutor Mott wound up his ex-
animation of Chief Ashley by asking
If he knew of a three-story building on
South washington street where 100
girls are employed on he top floor,
the first floor being used as a garage.
There is not a hre-escape on the
building declared Prosecutor Mott.
Chief Ashley said he knew Of no such
building. Prosecutor Mott said he die
not know himself Just where II was
but he had 1t on good authority that
the conditions existed. and that ne
had men looking for the building.
Chief Ashley gave 1t as his opinion
that If there had ben a fire-escape on
the south end of the burned building
all OF the girls would have gotten out
in safety.
Don't you think that entrances tc
hre-escapes should be doors instead OF
through windows7" questioned juror
Hughes.
81 most certainly do" was the chiefs
reply.
The escapes on the building con-
formed with the law" remarked Mr.
Mott.
well, all l can say is that it is
mighty bad law, then" was Mr.
Hughes's rejoinder.
In conclusion Chief Ashley said that
he did not think the minute thai
elapsed after Captain Van Valkenburi
entered the building a any effect OF
the loss OF l,fe. TOO much time was
wasted by the Lamp Company people
in trying to put out the fire them
selves"
Gerald A. Stoffs, of 81 Sixth avenue
a alderman on Truck Company No
2. gave a vivid story of rescuing tn
girls who jumped into h fire net.
when we got to the fire l saw tn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-09
LOSES ARM IN PRISON.

TRENTON. Dec. s.-R. c. Edwards.
who is serving three years In the State
prison here for grand larceny. suffered
the loss of his left hand at the wrist
while working at an electric cutting
in the handkerchief shop OF
the prison. The hand was so badly
mangled that the prison physician de-
cided thai amputation was necessary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-09
NORTH PORTUGAL ELnnnEn.

0PORTO, Portugal, Dec. 9.-There are
heavy floods in northern Portugal. The
Souza river, normally a modest stream.
is today a raging torrent. thirty-six
feet deep. The pure water supply of
this city is threatened
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meetings Friday evenings. 1t is the
purpose of the club to hold dances
and other entertainments during the
winter season, The officers of the club
are: President, Percy WEIGH; secre-
tary, Robert Eller, and treasurer. Rob-
evt Walker.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-09

ire-escape was crowded with girls and
smoke was pouring from the window
Of the third and fourth floors.
81 heard someone yell, For Gods
sake bring a life net into the alley
way I took the net off the truck. and
with some firemen and Salvage Corps
men rushed to the alley. The smoke
was so dense we could only see the
girls nee in a while, when the vino
blew the alley clear of smoke. I hol-
Tered VI to the girls, Jump one at a
time
For probably a minute they did.
Then they commenced to come down
two, three and four together. just like
q shower of bricks. When four came
down together the net broke and 1 was
knocked down and my leg injured.
Girls Leap Into Broken Net.
we picked up the net again and two
or three more jumped into it. Then We
dropped the net, as there were no more
girls In sight and everything vas silent
at the windows"
We'll. what did you do them asked
Mr.. Mott. Did o quit on ccou OF
your injuries? ?"
mo. indeed said Stoffs. Il went up
q laQdeT On the nigh SlIccL SIac ano
tried to get to the fourth floor, but
was driven back by flame. Fireman
Burnett. of Engine Company No Y.
was with me. Then we Went back
down to the third door and helped work
a line of hose. A little later we got
orders to come down to the street"
Rupert A. Mack, superintendent OF
the W. B. Keer Company, co~rroborated
the testimony given yesterday by Al
bert S. Donaldson that it was EN-
ployees of the Keer Company that
raised the ladder on the north side OF
the building in an effort to save Miss
Haag.
Fetzer said that at least twenty girls
had Jumped into the net before they
commenced TO come down in punches
When three jumped together n OF
them landed On my head and shoulder
and put me out of business said Fet-
ger. 81 was knocked out, and my
shoulder badly injured. When | re-
covered my senses the jumping was
all over"
Edwin Kohn, s25 Clifton avenue,
manager Of the Morris Beef Company,
on High street. near the fire, described
the scenes as the girls were coming
down the escape
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-09
WEsTEIELD HAS NEW CLUB.

wEsTFIELD. Dec. 9.-The Young
Social Club is the most re-
cent organization formed in Westheld.
The club has leased headquarters in
the Westield Casino and holds regula
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500 yeIpbuuua. 100

Die Sefer Dterer 3ettuns tperDen iih
f%reuer, gu erfobren, bab es ~tpeniaiteus
eine gefiir6tete &rnnfbeit giebt, fpeI1e
Die @ifienidaft in al ibren Stufen Su
beilen imftanbe lit; 9an 9atarrbsau
1T bic ein5ise iett Der dr8tliden griibers
idaft befannte poiitibe Sur. @ntnrrb err
forbert dls eine &on1titntionsfrnntGe:t
cine fonftitttioneIe 8ebanblung. SnI's
&atnrrbs@ur tpirb innerli1 geromtmen
unb tpirft brett auf bas Slut ,inb Die
f6leimigen Sberf[dden beg 6bitems .bne
6ur6 Die @runbIage Der aranfbeit Sers
ltorenb unb benz Eatienten &raft gebenS,
in6em iie Die 4onititution BEG &0rpers
anfbaut unb Der Matur 5u ibrem @erfe
bilft. Sic gigentiimer baben 10 bieI 8ers
traien 5n ibren 3~eiIfrdften, bah iie 100
0olars 8eIobmins fir ieben Sal ans
bieten, ben tie at fnrieren berfeblen. 2aBt
gu6 cine Site bon 3euenifen fommen.
Wan abreHiere:
s. S. Gbeneb & Co.. Solebo. 8 /.
8erfauft bon allen W~potbefen, 75c.
Sau's Samilien<g inen finb Sic beitea.
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lpie ein Meonn Steai1rtg nebmen
gegen Sarotng. 9enn Oh Ser Staat
Ohio einen republifanii6en ooer Ell
men oemofratii6en @oupernel1r err
bdlt, oos lit bon notwithstanding
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Mann, Der an bie Spite Der Staot5-
regterune tritt, ein Sreuno ooer elm
@egner Ser 5reibeit uno oa geinn-
ben 2ebensanidauung tit. Sit &ar-
Ding mirfli6 elm Natipiit unb Elm
8robibitioniit, 10 muB er eeidla=
gen peroen, gang gleidt rpel6es Die
Solgen iinb, Die ii6 aug ieiner
Nieoerlaee fir sic ndbite National-
mobl ergeben. IS lit Die bodite
3eit, BOB Die @erfedter Ser per-
ionliben Sreibeit iid ELM Seiipiel
nebmen an Ser 5ielbemuBtenu biz
sur &iidli6tsloligfeit entiGloiienelt
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auf feline &ompromiiie e%i1laiien.
@at oie republifaniide 9ortei bon
Ohio einen Sanatifer ais @onpef7
reursfnoioat aufgeiteat, Damn iou-
'fe lie i'm SCRIPT cine ] eborige
Sradt oelltl6er @iebe befonrmen."
@ir noltelL 10 ipra6ett u1e oeltt=
i6e yiepllblifaner uno alle be1ltife11
repubfifanii6en 3eituneel.
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Sen blinoen Senator Gore ben Of
laboma gum 4usbru6 gefommen. gs
bonbelt lih um Sen 8erfouf merit
polIer Snoianer =2dnoereien, Die err
items 81 einem abnorm nie0rigell
Greiie f~ortgegeben iinb uno fir fe-
rem 8eridleuoerung Die Snoianer
auBerbem nod cine rieiige Sent.
milton be5ablen iollen. @ore brud-
te Die Sade ieiner5eit 5ur &e1tntnis
bes &~onerelIes unb oieier tabm
Elm @eies an, meldes beititamt, baB
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reien pom aongreB ratifi5iert rer-
oen muB. Seitoent io1et pelidiie-
oene 8eitefunesperiude Bel @cre
uno nbern Mitglieoern oes 8en-
greiies een1adt iein, I'M tie iiir Sic
aontrafte 5u ge1pinnen.
Cine baBli6e Sahel Cine Inter
iudune III eineeleitet ltIih in ibr
muroe bebauptet, oaB Dohitebenoe
2eute mie 8ice=9rdiioent ,SDermon
nit ibr in @erbinonne 1tHnoen. Sag
ideint MN ~aGeroings nidjt mabr
GIT iein. Mitd iino anoere fali6e @e=
bauptungen alltgeitellt iporoen unb
10 lit es immerbin moelid, oab sic
Sade ni6t 10 idlimm iii, ME iie iest
eri6eint. Mber es miro bo1 mod
eenug SdBlidea ii6rig bleihen.
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R~skanntmaebung fur Stsusr'
zabler.
Mnhnr's Office | g,

Mapor's Office, 1. Sruui 1910.
Sn uebereinitimmu,g init oel1
Sroinan5en Der Staot Sa1l Intonio
miro biermit ieoe Ierion, Jirnla,
Seilbaberidaft nno 4orporatiort
Die am 1. Gage oes Suni 1910
@igentum innerbalb Ser @ren3en Der
Staot Gan Mntonio eigneic ODER
fontrollierte, 6as Der 9eIteueru,tg
unterlieet bonon benadridtiat, Dag
Die Bidder BEG itdotiiden Niieiiors
fir Die @neobe bon gieentum our
9eitenerune iest eeoffnet fino uro
bob ale sic @enannten bon Seitcn
Der Staot eriudt merber, Biz gum en-.
item Gage beg September 1910 ibr
gigentlm fir Die g%eIteuerut,s oil.
5ugeben.
Wabor gallaa9an,
Mtteitiert: Mapor.
Sreo. Sries, StaotcIerf.
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elm nidt iebr befannt g%ew1roenes,
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