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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-09

whom they can no longer hope to ex-
plot for their factious purpose. They
have not yet ventured to say publicly
what they say with angry vehemence
among themselves, but they are in an
ugly mood They accuse the king of
cowardice in obeying the mandates of
Radical Socialist. They complain
that he has betrayed the constitution
and wrathfully predict that he will be
the first to suffer when revolution tri-
umphs.
May Make New Peers.
And as the Tories dare not say
these things openly, they content
themselves by swearing they will
compel the king to make 500 new
peers, which, of course, is within their
power.
The king naturally detests having
to use his prerogative in a fashion so
unprecedented. He hopes that the
knowledge that he will be compelled
to swap the hereditary champion by
new creations if the peers refuse to
submit will be sufficient to secure
their mission.
He knows that if 500 new peers are
created the hereditary character of
the second chamber disappears, and
the two houses, instead of balancing
each other, will be dominated by the
Liberals.
Tory Rough Riders.
Such a revolution is more revolu
tionary than the veto bill, which is
almost a ridiculously conservative
mesaure. But the wishes of the king
| count for nothing in the eyes of these
Tory rough riders. The fact that
such a measure would be painful and
i odious to his majesty makes it more
attractive to their eyes. Nothing is
too bad for the king, who will not stand
by them. If he truckles to the radi
Gals let him pay the price.
Even this is not all. If they find
as they undoubtedly win discover
that George is not to be bullied and
bulldozed into forgetting his duty as
a constitutional monarch, there are
those who will not shrink at goins
further. The king has seen with pro
found alarm the alacrity with which
the Tory party will fling over the
hereditary principle, in the case o
the second chamber, and he has hat
full warning of the degree of reliance
to be placed upon the Tories if the!
found the hereditary principle unpopu
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-09

ditions that are
II c e ssary be-
fore any sore
can heal. SIS.
is a perfect
blood purifier,
acting directly
on the circula-
ton t h 70 u G h
the stomach and
dipeStiye neu1-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-09
His Only Hope.

a lawyer of New Orleans tells this
story: An old negro was brought up
before the Judge charged with chick
en- stealing, and when the usual ques-
ton was propounded, Guilty or not
guiltyf" he said, II don't know, boss;
I Jest throw myself on the ignorance
OF the court."-Case and Comment.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-09

PILES CURED IN Q TO - DAYS
PAZo OINTMENT Is guaranteed 70
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to IA Day
or money refunded. Soc.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-09

"He married her for her title."
"You mean the other way about.
eoD't you"
"No; her title to a lot Of valuable
es, estate. Boston Transcript.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-09
IA PretzeI.

"Paw, what's a pretzelT
"A rrncker with cramps, my SOD
Now - - bed."-St. Joseph News
Press.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-09

.. M. DAVENPORT.
Veterinary Hospital,
3fe East Pine street
Phones-Day Homo lS. Cumb. oil.
Night, Residence. Home 763.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-01-09

There isn't q parallel q lof1fnde
~ thinks 1t would have - ~
equator II it had had its right.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Mr. Lewis tom6 possession
CONTRA VIENTO Y MAREA

Nueva York, martes.-
Mr.. William I'll. Lewis, ell funcionario
de color nombrado assistant Attorney &c
neral por Ell Presidente, presto juramen
to aver y empez6 sus nuevas funciones.
Ell nombramien es de receso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
LA SIERRA


Importation air'sta d In principals FAArsss d Esrsps y nsssls U1-
v..sas 81 Per a.ysr y 9stan; sssstasa. ssraae de shs ssa...ass , us
.aoea y ssshe sn uanta do gonna y de asars, ArBescsp per 4. Zee ssss
lA nkQ1inas Do sesr dobs psspants "Nusva Nssonal' , rs. h~srfsss..
t1I!ss para agas desde 99O0 { 4se0, Ossisss ssonomicss. ksssfss Ss plan
sAaaG; 8e1tes, Aaldas Y Slas De viajs. AeGas finuras y Barnsss nsssf-
lzadsras Il lsshe franeesaa Armaa q fasss , ssrtschos. CAusds ns1vG
pArA azsFas - aanssy = aarasss I. Los pMs s>A olor nj noIesus agssA
H eORTATwzl Ne u q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28

NneVa York, martes.-
Dicen de Washington que Ell senior
Antonio Martin Rivero, nuevo ministro
cubano en- los Estados Unidos, asumi6
aver aos deberes de su puesto en- dicha
capital, con ell ceremonial de r1brica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
El case de Ferrer
EN- Ell PARLAMENTO ESPANOL
NneNa York, martes.

Los debates en- Ell par1amento espanol
sobre Ia eJecucion del professor Ferrer
empezaron aver. Varios miembros de
Ia camara de diputados han recibido co
municaciones anonimas. a~menazandoIes
con yiolencia 81 apoyan la actitud del
gobierno en- cuanto & Ferrer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
"Buscando una Casa"

Una de las primeras preguntas que Sc hace Ell
inquilino moderno referente a una casa que desea
tomar, es 81 tiene 6 no electricidad.
Si1a casa es vieja, la electricidad IA ayudara
muchD 4 hacerla moderna.
Slendo nueva 6 vieja, la electricidad ayu.
dara muchisimo q disminuir ell trabaio en- In
casa
Porto Rico Power and Light Co.
General Offices. Marina, San Iuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Dr.. Gutierrez IgaTavldez

Ell DR.. Gutierrez ~Igaravidez participa
s IN amigos y clientes que desde ell 10 de
Abrl quedara alberto SUI Consultorlo
Medico Quir1rgico en- la ca1fe de San
francisco No. ~, altos.
Las horas de consulta seran de 2 a q
de la tarde los dias I~ab0rabEes-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Seccion Religiosa
LAS @AS I'm IAN JUAN
DIAS LARORARLES

LAS mSAS I'm IAN JUAN
DIAS LABORABLES
A las 5 ~, en- San ndefonso; ( u
Sll2, en- Santa Ana, H~ospitaIllo y
Capilla Franeiscana, & Las z, en- Ia Ca,
tedral, San Francisco y Capita Fran.
ciscana, q Las Z liz, en- Ia Capilla Fl m
eiscaaa, & Ian s liz, en Ia Cathedral.
DIAS DE FIESTA
A las ., en Ii Cathedral y hospitaies
Municipales.
A las 5 III, en San ndefonso; { Las
8, en- Santa Ana; { las 6 liz, en- 81
Francisco; & las 6 liz, e. Ell Hospi,ali-
no y Capilla Franciscana { las Z, en- Ia
Cathedral y San jose & Las z 1I2 en- Ia
Capita Franciscana; { las 8, en- n
Cathedral.
A las 8 N San Joss y San Fran,
cisco; & las 8, en- Ia Cathedral y Cspilla
Franeiscana & las 10, en- Santa Ann;s
lag IL, en- Ia Cathedral.
MISAS EN- PUERTA DE TERRA
A las 8, en- Ia parroquia; & lss Z III
n Asilo de Ancianos.
MLSAS EN- SANTURCB
Dias festivos: A las S liz, en- ell Auxilio
Nlnas; q Las z y III en- San Mateo; &
Las 8. en- Ia Convalecencia; & Las 8 en-
San Mateo; { las s 3l4 & las 8 y & La
10. en- la Parroquia del Sagrado Cora
z6R.
Dias laborales: A las 5 ~, .. G
Auxilio Mdtao y Convaaeceneia de- Her
manas; 6 las z, en San Mateo y Sasrs
do Corax61.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Una boda aristocratica

Ell ACTO FUE DEsLUMBRADOR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
La Investigation
americana
RESPONSABILIDAD DE MEXICO
Nuewa York, martes.-

.Nuewa York, martes.-
Como resultado de la Investigation del
ministro americana sobre La detenclon
de los americanos Converse y B4att, pa
aree terminante que fueron capturados
por tropas mejicanas en- terreno aneri
scano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Ell nueVo min1stro
de Cuba
TONIC POSSESSION. AVER

Nueva York, martes.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Ell presidente de
Honduras
TONIC POSSESSION AVER

Nueva York, martes.-
Ell senor Bertran sc hizo cargo aver
de la presidential de Honduras Y segui
IA en- Ell puesto hasta que Sc celebren las
elecciones presidenciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
H?lTnM|E||.

70 PINE ST, NEW voak CITY.
Bultos y emhasgpcs dc los Essado-
deben marcayse -ernn c~ta diy~criJn.
Mechanic solicitud y ~snviayemo@ etipu~-
tas con direction eor0 pssta. tarifa y ptyo-
informes que dcsev.
Typos m0dico- -ervScso rapisIo. |.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-03-28
Nneya York, martes. -

Ell Presidente Taft, los miembros del
gablnete, Jueces de la corte suprema y
ell cuerpo diplomatico presenciaron la
boda en- la iglesia Concordia Lutheran Y
hija del embajador aleman en- Washing
ton, ell Condo j. I'll. Won .Bernstorff,
con ell Condo Raimundo Pourtales, agre
gado de la embajada. Fue celebrada Ia
boda e MIA iglesia Concordia Lutheran Y
fue una de las funciones mas brillantes
de la t~emporada social.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Der Carif.

Der 5ortI6rttt Otefcr gautipn bdnqt bon benz
6ortihritt aaer ab. 9ie SbutIate, oaB in bic
fem 2anOe ale Qrbeiter bD6ere 26bne erboIten.
as a%nOcripdrts, 1T gerube Der @runb, lpcsInlb
unIer W2artt Der bette in Der Net 1T, unb tparllm ale
Ndtionen %perIuden, in benIslben etnSubringen.
Wenn bic bi1i9ere arbeit Der alien @eIt lire pro
butte fret na4 ben 8ereini9ten Staten Ienoetc unb bic
ieIben apf unIsrm Mlartte in SonEurrcn5 nit ben 9Ieiten
prooutten unierer b0ber be3dbIten grbeit pertaufte, 70
piiroe bies oeren Qrbett nitt beben, bic unIere iebo6 her
abIsbeu, g8cnn bic ate ItIt 6reibanbcl nit uns p;;ridi,
Iol le lire @rbeit auf Gin gleitts NtDeau nit Der unIeriz
GEL! b5ben; uno lolan9e oies niht gcIhicbt, lafen sic unS
uuIere et8cne btitiBeu.
Dies Ielt in Birtlidteit Die 7FruQc bar, mic fc afpis
iden ~5reibanocI uno SfuB5pt, beItc6t, un0 pdbr.no III
0~iOiouclc SnttrcIen fir bds @e9entbcil ]eintreten m6gen,
tpUrOe lin &ppf, Der itd oicie Gage midi narmoden
tam, en- fcbler6aften 9aditein aus einem ebIen urdis
tetto@;IIcn SUuipett ~dlSIuden unb oas 8an5c perluerfen.
Die Proiperitdt&zNtru, roeIde bieIcs Qano ~qeIeq1et
bat, lam 'tAerlit nltt bon ir9en0 elmer 6rctbanOeIss
politit.
4Ge fortI6rjttli4en llntcrnebmnngen in OteIem
2uHbc limb in llebereinitimnrung nit ben b~eTcEcnben
IagesbebingUnQsn, uno uuIere inouftriene StGrte lit Der
QusfIub be8 SdubtarifS.
Yer 0auptbeoorf elmer jeocn 9Pcgierune 1T cine iidere
Steuer. sic 1T Der SfuB Der 8oItsintereFen. Die
Stcucr mub BON Dem @croienit bes Bolts tonlr1en. Sic
lit cine Qbgdbe - ettpas, 0dS bon ben @intiinften iener
u~tGe}ogen puroe, lpelde ben WobIItanb Thaffen.
DieIe Saittlerung mag duF berI6iebsncrIei Neiie En-.
iplQen, SrObbritdnnlen nit ipent9er ais Der 0Gtfte unIez
rtr 8en0Iterune, erbebt 10 bel Steuern, pie mir.
Seine Wetbobe beicbt in biretter 9eIteueruna Der
Gtute, iHDcm tif binunier in jeoe Sadie gclanQt luirb,
uno gltif5eltt8 Die Snoufrieproouie unberer Nutioneu
bprd] bic 3%plbduier fei eingeben.
llnicre Wetbobe, peGe bonn Bolt fiinfSia Gents err
bcbt, no Gn9IanO cinen Dollar ninlmt, 1T cine Steuers
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Qidtnau0dcn nnb SEQ ctcuihucifc.

SIMULTANEOUSLY HHD SDWtlth IVWCliC. SSCE UuL
nidt iton Elm 8iinocl bon Spnncntlrablcn bcobad)tst.
bic birt i~rgenOCincn SpuIt ms 3immer fallen unO
tlcine Gtuubtbcilden Dor III Icrrn Nu9en tan3cn IufIen2
Gbtr pObt t%pcnigcu 1T babel s~u9eialCn, bub bieIe gns
Iammtung beIcuhtctsr fctner 9beiIhcn cine a~ufianenbc
aebnIidteit nit einem &%Ometeni6peif bat. 4icat Go
.lift, lpenn oieic gebnltdtcit ~5ugegeben ipirb, nabe, audi
bic &pmetenidtpeife IelbIt utS berurti9e belle Sdutten"
pon 'beIclhtetem tosmtltcn Staub gu c]rIdrcn2 9ieIe
@n1itt lpirb in Der qbbituIiiAcn 3eitIhrift bon BEN
qbpfter g. 3ebnocr ernItbuft pcrtrcten unb tpiTcnI6ufts
lid 5r bc9rinoen Deriutt. SebenIulS beicbt Der Sos
meteutsrn aug elmer 4%niammIung bon oidten &0rpcrs
t6eitAen. gdbcrt cr ib nun Der Come, 70 %entite6e,
unter Dem GtnfluB ibrer GripGrmun9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BUTTE, oIo 8uic, bic i6ItebIa SuionrmenfIeBsn uHO ds
grippe, rlnoc G~aSmGfen bic game SomcteniuoIte aus
fincn. QebuIid ipie cine SduItertugel lperOen bieIe
@usIinIen i4licBItd Die uui fe ~falenOen eOnnenItrabIen
nab Gteuen lentcn, lpclde bon Der Sonne abgelpdnot
lie9cn. 9ei 9roben &ometen rGidt Otcie 8cleuhtlna
nett in ben Q9eItroum hnous: ais Sdpsif, Sebeniaas
fpridt fir oieIe Gbeorte bic betannte 8botiade, bab Der
SdDcif Ocs aonreten Dem &opfe fpl8t, ioIan9e iia Der
Sonnet her Some ndbert, l1o bob Der Sdpcif BEN
&opfe b%orange6t, penn itb Der aOmst bon Der Come
|cnticrnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

srbebune. bel psIdtr Der ausIGnoiI6s Yrobu5snt fir BE
erlaubnts iu 5aben bat, in %uniereH Wiartt 5tptds Spn'
turren6 nit benz einbsimil6en ProouSenten tin5utreten.
Sos ReIultat lit Elm ;peifadss. &rfen5 piro bic
Stsuer gum 9beiI inOirstt bonn girger, uuN oft, Obns oaB
IS thn sum SepuBtiein tommt, e%rboben: iptitens lpiro
Der Iualdnbtr g%s5puuesn, einen Sbeil br Steucr fir
es YrloIe9ium Der 3ulaiunQ tier 81 entritten.
Die T9itation, ptlte lpubriheinlja in Der !rmmcns
ben Son9reB- SjBunQ lbtr bic 6ru9e Der Saril Reoiilon
lpjtoeT los0rttt, piro j~peiieIlos duT 9cihdftc icrcr Nrt
I6hmcno eiupirten.
Iatirljh t6uuen ale Gernunftsorlncc mint bic
ctnnal o:fabte WSeinun8 ScpiiIcr &InNen rcn Heuten
bseinfluhcn.
0cmolratjidc 6Tbrtr iibtn. oaB Fe ~iortiobrn
mNfen, he irjbcrtu IroumCuic ms 6eo 81 fdbrcn, ano
Hsutt, peldt Die nottrIifen 9crbiuoeten isncr 6dbrcr
iino irtc Die amcritdniihen Igentcn Der arobul, aus
ldnotihtn Standardization unb bic bef9en RcprGiens
tanteH Der 9robcn auSldnciI6cn GrportsSnhuitritn, oersn
Sntertile IS III, lterer Sdttn 81 %tmportirer, 0ls .htr5us
itcllen 49, ollie otGlc WGnner, uno anoers inter uuS, ptIhe
aus ItIbIAihtt0tn geptg9riinOcn 81 @unitcn brr 1arifs
Hepiitonss Seloe9ung iuo, iper0en IeibitpcrNQnrlld) Nh
nt1t ~tber5euoen lo1en.
9o6 Der erOBen Wltnge u~nieer girser aQer Qors
teien litgt OaS VSobl oes oneritaniihen Noltes am per
Sen, uuo aus Grunoen Der Wobrbett uno gttnunft ptrs
lan9en iG, oaB bic htuti9cn 8eItinmun9sn tprtbc1tebett.
So IUgt Der ous9e3cidntte natipn0ls0lonomiihe
Sdrift'tclCr, @trr 5ranS Curtis. b0dIt trtIfen.
Die 8ciditte unIerer Sarifs&etB9ebun9 jci9t
%sbenfdIIS, ooB in jeoem Sale obne &usnabmt ijt @rlin'
oun9 Der g~icgierung. mo Der b~efeEcnbc 3urif, poer ir9cno
ocn in alien pbrr sinem SbriIt mnfttrer %nSuItrirn rintros
fen. ., cab "a fsnr @nsnobrns MIDI ,jne ein}ior.
I%bererTeits mum berpproebpben lperotn. bah in icptm
;snne, ro o,r SSrii ala Elm @nnars. ODER brG3ioIih Elm.
seTnrr &n6nitricn srbSbt nurSr iepr SporGffn unb
~9lrit5eitig bic oanoelssqroIpritGt oes gun3cn 2anots
tinen auff6pun9 nobm, Der onouuertc. Nut bcs lam
ais uisnabmsloIe gegcI a~uIgetcat ,pcrbcn.
Die 3arif6cTtimmungen, rcl1e Mouc uno @oucns
itoTfe ]bcbaupeln, limb ieue, bt5I0Ii6 ocren pobl in btiotn
Parteien cine 8r6Bce MeimlngSpcrI hieocnhctt bt'tcbt, als
be3iioli6 irocno eincs qoitens Der ean5cu QHtc, uno bic
bur6 6cabIidttote Genbeyunqeu acIhoiIcntn ,3uTtGnbe
ndren ItubloIer us ale ii6ri8cn, br5ii9ltb bercn NbGns
berunqeir boroeIbloqen ipcroen m6ecn. Inter BEN gcgcrs
p6rti9sn Ghub5on bubcn MiQiuncn ameritaniihc Nrbcis
ter, ibrc Tamiltn UNI WBouprOOu8tnttn fiber ~bcitdroige
9ei6dfti9un9 ulO has 9ttdt, ibren QebcnSuntcrbalt ot'
Middletown transcript., 1911-11-25

Holy smoRel" he slEgsisasd, pPel,
ably unaware that he was giving utter.
ance to his thoughts. "That Mas Z
sharp rock! Durn If thGr's inch q
skin left on my knee. ough! stop
thet! who's got hold O my fut7"
Hush your racket, you little fool, -
/ said angrily. do you want the
whole Yankee army to trap Us here
like rats? I cannot get up this ohim-
ney any further; Il Ii growing toe
small to permit my body to pass"
SIS thet so, oap2" he asked anxious.
ly. "Whut be ye goin' ter dew bout
it?"
/ made no answer for q moment:
was cropping about in the darkness Of
our narrow quarters to see If / could
determine exactly where we were.
How high is this house, Jed, do you
know?"
Three stories an attic"
"HoE far up are we?"
Bout halfway long ther third
story, reckon; must be list blow
whar ye are thet stuck my fut
down an openin'. Reckon t was moth
er fireplace, like thet one on ther
first flure."
l lowered myself silently, and felt
along the stones until I located the
opening, and roughly measured its
dimensions.
II shall have to risk crawling out
here, Jed" said finally, "for / shall
surely stick fast If / go up another
ten feet. Do you suppose you can
squeeze through to the top?"
q reckon l kim" he returned calm.
ly. "But hadn't we better stick ter.
gether, Cap?"
No. l answered firmly. "You go
on, and one Of us must get through
to Lee. Don't mind me at all; get
down from the roof as best you can.
If I am caught it will be all the more
important that you should succeed"
'"T is dene-T thank thee, Roderick,
for the word; It nerves my heart, 1t
steels my sword"
Even as he spoke could hear him
creeping steadily upward. It soon be.
came evident that his progress was
growing slower, more difficult. Then
all sounds above me ceased, and
knew he must have attained the root
in safety.
TO BE Continued
Middletown transcript., 1911-11-25
t5Oughts once more.
eAAprER KIN.
a STRANGE Way oue.

A Strange Way Out.
Caton came in once more about the
middle Of the afternoon, bringing me
some blankets; but hA had no news,
and his boyish face wa q picture OF
Middletown transcript., 1911-11-25
Now is the Time to Buy

And an inspection Of these properties
will make yon seriously consider
No. $40 l30 acres at Quaker
Neck WIFI. l25 ia ciiltI.
satlon, balance in timber, apple and pea.
orchard, meadow, good soil, fair fencing.
near scllool. church and Stores, q niiias 10
ChesteFtowns room frame house. porch.
good condition, stable. barn, carriage
house, etc. shade. excellent well of
wateF Directly Oh Chester river. chesD
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-17
TERRITORIAL FAIR COMMISSIONER
 APPOINTED
w. (. Foster is Named To Succeed Al Moore
 Resigned
(From Saturdays Daily.)

W. C. Foster, cashier of the Phoe- nix Savings Bank & Trust Company, was yesterday appointed territorial fair commissioner to succeed Al Moore of this city who rendered his resig- nation to Governor Sloan some time ago. MT. Moore filled the office very capably during the last year and would have been retained in it had it not been his choice to be relieved of Onerous official duties.
 In the appointment of Mir Foster the governor has secured a man who Is already quite eonversant with the duties of the office and one whom the governor learned to rely upon while MT. Foster was member of his official family, as territorial aud itOT. MT. Foster resigned the aud itOrship to engage in the banking business and had no intention at the time of again assuming official du- ties, but the eommissiOnership was offered and being a position he could hold without sacrificing his private business, he accepted it
 MT. Foster served the territorial fair for two years as superintendent of admissions, and very capably. In fact he was brought in close contact with the various features of the fair business and has good understand ing of the duties of and demands upon commissioner He has in ad- ditiOn aided in one or another of the in all the fairs that have been held, so he has a good working knowledge of all details-Phoenix ReDuhlican-
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-17
CHA MURDERERS WILL BE TRIED
 AGAIN
Government Preparing To Arraign Steele
 And Stewart
(From Saturdays Daily)

It may be that James Steele and William Stewart, who are serving life sentences in the penitentiary for the murder of Fred Kibbe and Al bert Hillpot in GiIa county on Sep tember 15 of last year have not missed the hangman after all.
 The department of justice of the United States has taken the matter up and Deputy United States Mar shall Anderson left yesterday for Florence with authority to take charge of the prisoners, whom he will remove to Globe for trial in the United States court.
 It has been brought to the notice 0f the government that the murder was committed on an Indian reser- vation and that the territory there fore was without jurisdiction. That was not unknown or unthought of at the time of their trial when it was not surmised that they would es- cape the gallows, for a more cold blooded murder was never committed.
 The community was shocked when the jury returned a verdict of mur- der in the first degree, fixing the punishment at life term in the territorial prison. Not a single ex- Jenuating circumstance had beer brought in the course of the trial.
 Kibbe and Hillpot, who had left Globe on a hunting expedition, stop ped one night at cabin occupied by Steele and Stewart They were murdered for the little property they had with them, consisting of not more than ten dollars in money, their shoes, hats, saddles and weapons.
 The bodies were found the follow ing day, and in the meantime the murderers had fled. Sheriff Thomp- son of Gila county started on a long chase. which ended a week later in the capture of the murderers along the Santa Fe Pacific railroad.
 Stewart confessed before going to trial, but he contended that the kill ing had been done by Steele in the course of a quarrel. It was evident, however, from the nature of the wounds and the positions of the bod ies that they had been shot down without warning and that Hillpot after having been shot made vio- lent struggle for his Efe- Arizona Republican.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-05-17
HUMBOLDT |S SCENE
 IF CUTTING AFFRAY
Sequendo Baca Cuts Out Right Eye Of Jose Cordova and Severely Injures
 Vicente Delarde With Rocks
(From Fridays Daily.J

Humboldt again fell into the erim- son column yesterday afternoon at I2:3O o'clock, furnishing thrilling cutting affray in which Jose Cor dova lost his right eye, had his face slashed in several places and Vicente Delarde was seriously bruised on the head and body with rocks by Sequendo Baca. The injured men are now in the hospital of the COnsoli- dated Arizona Smelling Company at Humboldt, their condition being con sidered very serious by the attend ing physicians. Baca, the alleged az gressor in the sanguinary conflict, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ben Mowday immediately after the close of hostilities with considerable diff eulty and brought to the county jail here to be held until his preliminary examination. His removal here was due Baea, and stated they had no branch jail at Humboldt and in the apprehension that friends might at tempt to release the prisoner during the night.
 Witnesses of the affray state that 1t was unprovoked and Baea is sev- erely condemned for using his knife. He approached CordOva and Delarde while the two were returning from work at the shelter and demanded S2 from the former and a lesser sum from the latter. which he claimed was due on an old board bill. Delarde and Cordova admitted the money was due Baea, and stted they nd no money on their person but were will ing to give the creditor an order on their wages at the plant. Words