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Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
U. p. CHURCH ASSEMBLY

SEATTLE Wash. May 22.-For the first time in many years the United Presbyterian Church of North America is holding it's general as sembly in the Pacific northwest, the session opening here today to con tinue through the week and d part of next week. The assembly repre- sents over 175,00o communicants all over the United States and Canada The denomination now owns more than thousand church buildings and has about HOO ministers. Con siderable gains have been made in membership in the Pacific northwest and it is believed that the conven- ton will be an aid to progress in this section
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reacl the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is blood eonsti tutlonal disease, and in order to 1t you (ak internal remedies. Hals Catarrh Cure is taken in formally and acts directly upon the blood end mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not q qUack medi cine. l. prescribed by of the best physician: in this country for years and is regular rroscrpton II is composed o the best tonics known, combined with tde best blood purifiers. acting directly tht mucous surfaces. The perfect combination Of th, TWO ingredients is what produces such wonderful fe suits in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials. free
 r. J. CHENEY I CO. PTops Toedo. O. Sold ey Druggists price 7jc.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
YESTERDAYS GAMES IN
 SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Presbyterians Regular Big Bush Stars
 Standing of the Clubs.

The Presbyterians won over the Bethels with a score of 15 to c, thus capturing their tenth consecutive game in the league series.
 The $. NJ. F. came off victorious over the Baptists at the East Sev- enth avenue grounds. score 10 to '. It was d closely contested game and the result was uncertain till the last inning.
 The J. E. C. team seemed to have d comparatively easy time winning over the x. M. F. with a score Of 21 to B.
 The standing of the teams at pres
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
KENTUCKY GRAND ARMY.

LOUISVILLE. May 22.-Department Of Kentucky Grand Army of the Re public. convened here today in an nual encampment, to continue through tomorrow. campfire this evening in Scottish Rite Cathedral will be a feature of the gathering of veterans. The state branch of the WOmen's Re- lief Corps will hold its meeting dur ing the encamDment
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
LIGHTS GO OUT.

ANDERSON. Ind. May PA novel feature of the Indiana Elks' conven- tion opened here today. will come tomorrow night. when at II o'clock all the electric lights in the city will go out. with the exception of the il- lumination of the court house clock, while the thousands of Elks and their friends about the public square will sing Aud Lang Syne." accompanied by the numerous bands that have come here to play during the reunion.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
METALS

NEW YORK, May 22-Standard Copper was firm. $15.75 to $16.25. Lake was $16.5o to $16.75. Electro lytic $l6.25 to $1G.S7la. Casting. s16.l2 to $16.25. Lead was steady.
 Exports this month were 17.Sl2 tons. arrivals at New York today. 100 tons
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

Had s0Ltr+ Br0Wd nG. tie poet, lived until this time he would have been one hundred years of age. Con siderable attention has been paid to the anniversary and the writer O. obscure verse has been the basis f). many papers and much comment The fad of Browning Clubs has al- most died out. Many, for lack of any thing else to do, had formed clubs to debate the lines of Browning, seeNHe for answers and wrangling over hls supposed thoughts. His poems, f"1 most persons, have come to be con Sidered as vague and not really lt'- spring.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

Great Britain proposes to protect her art treasures hereafter from American millionaires. even to the extent, if necessary, of passing law giving the government the first bid on valuable pictures and relics that may come into the market
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
STOCKS

Amalgamote S3S Smelling. S6s4 :: Santa t'e, lo5 3-4: St Paul. 1o5; New York Central, 11S1a; Penn. l23 3-S: Reading. 172 3-4: Southern Pacific. 111A: Steel. 69l2: pfd.. 11o &-4. Sn- yer, q 1-Sc
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
BOSTON COPPER MARKET

CFhe following report of the Boston copper market is furnished exclusive ly to The Republican by Logan and Bryan, brokers. Bradbury building. Los Angeles, California;
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

The Episcopal Christian game scheduled for yesterday afternoon was not played. Announcement or schedule of Friday games will he made tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
ELECT A BISHOP
Methodists Have Completed Half o
 This Branch of Work.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

IASSOCIATED PKESS DISPATCHI
 MINNEAPOLIS. May 22--Dr W. N. LuCcOck of Kansas City was elected a bishop by the NJ F.. con ference on the fifteenth ballot today. He is the fourth of eight to be chosen
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
s
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee. l Minneapolis, :. Louisville, !; Columbus, 4 Toledo, .. Indianapolis, 2.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
Coast League

Vernon at Los Angeles
 Portland at san Francisco
 Oakland at Sacramento
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
An1erican leauue

Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia
 Detroit at Washington
 Cleveland at Boston
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
Goa st League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League Boston at PittSburg
 Cincinnati at St. Louis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
WHITE PLAGUE IS
SOCIAL PROBLEM
Fight Against: Disease Urged
From 100000 Pulpits
Throughout Land.

New York. October 27.-SermOns to
stir churchgoers to realize that :he
white plague Is as much a social as 4
medical problem. and to arouse them
to practical efforts to stay the disease.
were preached from probably lO9.9oa
pulpi;s in churches of every denomina.
ton throughout the land to-day.
II was the annual observation OF
tuberculosis day." statistics showing
that 100000 people die every year from
the disease in this country. and that
this total means a death. every three
minutes. were used to impress the cam
sregations with the seriousness OF the
situation. In some instances m.dleai
authorities were invited to take the
pulpits to reinforce with sciertihc
views the more abstract arguments OK
the pastors.
In this city. where 10000 persons
die of tuberculosis every year. pas
tors of more than 400 churches dealt
with the problem vigorously. and ex-
horted their congregations to active
work.
1--WE are not to believe that God likes
the death rate" declared Percy STICK
new Grant, at the Church OF the AS
cension. principally the people VINO
rent out bad tenements AMI keep men
and women at work under unhealthy
conditions are responsible for axins
the death rate"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
FEDERAL THEORY
IS D|SCREOITEO

Bridgeport, Conn. October z7.-cap-
tain Arnold, of the Detective Bureau.
and State Policeman Virelli. who are
endeavoring to fathom the mystery In
the shooting OF the woman known a.
uennie .Cavagiieri by Joe Buonomo
near Stratford last week, discredit the
theory of Chicago Federal officials
that the murdered woman was a gov
eminent spy. They say the womana
record and her actions before and on
the night Of the murder would sum
GENTLY prove that she was not in the
government employ.
virelli returned from New York to-
day, where he has been investigating.
The woman's real name. he says. is
Jennie Rotondo. widow Of Achiile
Rotondo. who died in New York Sep
TENDER "a. 1911. Her maiden name
was Elamellina. Her name was es-
tablished from her marriage license.
which was procured In New York. Ac-
cording to the police. Joe Buonomo. or
Chicago joe" as he is more Familiarity
known, has confessed that he Is the
man who tried to shoot Chief Bromage,
Of the Thompsonvilie police. on jan
uary last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
VAUGHN CAUSES
THREE ARRESTS
Charges That Officers Assisted
Him in Escaping From
Jail.

Greenville. S. c.. october 21.-Upon
the statement Of Thurston U. vaughn
who confessed to assaulting five little
girls in the odd Fellows Home. and
at the instigation Of Governor Cole l.
Blease. JeY d. Gilreath, inspector OF
police and former sheriff; ex-Janer
A A. Phillips. of the city police. ana
Reuben GosneN. a magistrates consta-
BILE. were arrested tonight on war
rants, charging them with assisting
Vaughn to escape from the county jail
last June. The three men were hauled
through the streets Of Greenviile 10
the iail. where they were incarcerateo
for an hour or more. Five substantial
business men. commanding more than
million dollars cash, later rusheo 10
the Jail from their respective churches'
together with hundreds Of other cati-
Gems. who crowded about the prison
and clamored as to who should De enc
first to sign bonds of $1,000 for each
of the parties. Feeling is intense to-
night and excitement is running
higher than it has at any time during
the mast few days Of sensational nap
penings In Greenville.
The warrants were drawn up late
in the afternoon, and just before night
were signed by Magistrate Samuei
Stradley and placed in the hands OF
Sha,;n. Elect Hendrix Rector Tor ser
vice. -.
Cilreath was arrested and rushed to
tail through Main Street. TREMENDOUS
throne gathering and racing oenlho
tho vehicle. He and the other omcefs
were placed in q cell with the common
prisoners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
POLICE PATROL
| HAVANA STREETS
City Is Under Absolute Military
Protection Against Dis
orders.
TROOPS READY TO RESPOND
Reported That Agreement Has
Been Reached. to Suspend
Political Meetings.
TROOPS READY TO REsPoNl

Havana, October 27.-While not ac-
tually under marital law. the city Of
Havana IL now under absolute military
protection against disorders arising
from the heated political campaign. IN
accordance with orders issued by Gem
eral Pablo Mendieta, who yesterday
was appointed by President Gomez to
take charge Of all the police and mill
tary forces In the capital. the streets.
were patrolied to-day by police and
mounted and foot rural Guardsmen.
In addition detachments Of regular
troops OF all arms were statt0hsd at
various strategic points. ready to re-
spond instantly to q call TO suppress
rioting.
The principal centre Of armed forces
was the foot Of Monserrate Street
where there was an encAmpment In
the park of several sQuadrons Of cav
airy and q battery OF machine guns
fully equipped for field service.. while
other detachments were held Ia readi-
ness at Atarex Castle, La Feruya and
yedado. all within easy distance Of
any part Of the city.
Conferences held last night between
government oficiais and leaders Of the
political parties with the purpose Of
arriving at an agreement to suspend
all political meetings failed Of the
desired effect Several large meetings
were held tonight. The military pre-
cautions. however. were effective In
checking all symptoms Of disorder.
1t was reported tonight that an
agreement had been reached between
General Menocal and Alfredo Zayas 20
suspend all political meetings from
now until the election. and also that
assurances have been given by the
partisan press that they will refrain
from exciting utteranceS and avoid
all ground for hostile collisions on
election day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
DEATHS

at the residence of her
son-in-Iaw.. John 8. Lear. 1925 Ens-
low Avenue. Highland Park. at noon
Saturday, October IS. 1912, MRS.
AMANDA r. WILLS. widow Of Peter
G. Wills, aged seventy nine years shc
leaves to mourn their loss one
daughter. Mrs.. John 3 Lear. and
five srandch!idren-w. w. Lear, Miss
Annie 2. Lear. Mrs. Richard a.
TsIiey. Mrs. r. d. wortham. Of
Richmond. and Mrs. c. u. Martin. OF
CINCINNATI: also two sisters, IRA
Emily wallace and Mrs. ~ Il Mony.
han.
FUNERAL services from her late
residence THIS MONDAY. October
-, ~ II A. y.
SlfTTH.-p1ed. ss the home Of ~
husband. aeS West Marshall street,
October "a. 1912. NARY 9 SMITH.
the afYecsionate and beloved wife q
fvrersi WI take place sreM shs
residence. S.1e r. ~, OCr0B8R -.
1919. FYieads and scqSsjasaocea
ookea 90 osteNA.
0sissmsrs. FhslsdeIphis go 01aSD-
- papoeD geooes e0pu
AGoouD - toUUA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
FAIL TO AGREE
Kn,pp and Nelll Are Asked to Nan
Arbitrator.

x,,pv and Neili Are Asked to Name
Arbitrator.
Atlanta. October 27--Fred Burgess
assistant grand chief Of the Brotn-
erhood Of Locomotive Engineers. ano
C. A. wickersham. president OF tne
Atlanta and West Point Railroad aiDi-
traitors in the Georgia Railroad strIke'
to-day failed to reach an asreemeh!
on the choice OF the third member OF
the arbitration board A TELEGRAM
wa. sent TO Judge Knapp. Of the Com
merce Court and Charles r NeiiA
Federal medtaioss. asking them TO
name the third man.
The disagreement between M. Dur
CESS and Mr.. wickersham came aitei
their time had been extended beyono
that allowed under the Erdman act
Questions relative TO the refnstate-
ment Of PaschaIl and Morgan. wnose
dischargs by the railroad prectpitateo
the strike. remain to b settieo oy
the arbitrator. An agreement 70 emu
the strike was reached about ewe
weeks ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
CATS CONDEMNED
As DISEASE CARRIERS

Chicago, October 27.-Domessic AMI
mails are declared to be disease con-
veyers by the weekly bulletin Of the
Chicago Department Of Health issued
yesterday.
may plunge the fondler into rabies. in
testipal and infantile paralysis or
d!phtheria, the bulletin says and the
faithful; watchdog NAV bring upon his
as;er or mistress dire comm unic able.
diseases. Even the parrot from its
noisy perch Ii found to be conveyer
of psittacosis, q parrot disease.
Although not many families to HON
the health bureau bulletin 10 mailed
are believed to be In danger from Ia
military with the COW. hog, Roat or
squirrel. the bulletin points 20 para
sftical dangers lurking In these AMI
mails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
Greek. Received With Joy.

Athens October 2I.-Crown Prince
Constantine, in a message from Kosam
TO the northwest of the town OF Ser
via, says: When we entered the tow
10 establish headquarters there. the
fnLa bitants. including the school chill
dren lined the streets, cheering. waV-
ing flags and throwing laurels upon
the soldiers We were conducted to the
cathedral where a TIE Deum was
sung"
From Arta il is reported that Turk
ish and Aiban MAN bands are following
the Turkish army. pillaging Christian
villages and massacring the inhabi-
tants. They have burned several VIII
lagos
The King arrived at Elassona to-day
and was the recipient Of q great ova-
ton. He visited the hospital. and
thanked tie wounded for their SER
vices to the fatherland. He also visit
ed the cathedral, where the metropoli-
tan greeted His Majesty as the King
Nberato-. In the evening the King
proceeded to Servta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
MANY RALLIES
N CLOSING week

Boston, Mass, October 27.-Nationa1
and state campaigns in New England
enter upon the last full week before
the election with representatives Of All
par,ies actively concerned In SettsnS
out the vote Cor November. In Rhode
Island, Vermont and Maine, most OF
the campaigning SO Tar has been oS
the Progressives. but the other par
ties have arranged for many rallies
In the closing week On the other
hand both Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire have experiences very i've
" times politically. Nightly rallies are
being held In many sections OF New
Hampshire. Thus far Rhode Island
has had one Of tho quietest state
campaigns In many years. despite the
fact fha, ali three parties have COM
plete state and congressional tickets
In the field
Governor johnson. Of CALIFORNIA
will be heard In Maine this week go
ing East an far ~ Bangor to aIl some
Of Colonel Roo0evelrs speaking dates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
RUNS ArTo OVER nMsELF.


New York. October 27.-On his
seventh birthday not long ago. While
Farsga. Of the Bronx. received q toy
automobile. Willie was anxious to
try to run . real automobile. but the
opportunity did not come till yesfer-
day. when an electric truck stopped In
front Of a butcher shop near WIlte's
home. As the chauffeur entered the
store Willie climbed to the truck.
Then he extended ono trembling hand
to the starting lever and pulled the
lever all the way up.
The machine shot forward AZ good
speed The lads face showed his ter
ror He became panic-strfcken and.
hlinded hy MS fear. Ieaped out in front
of the machine and fell. Before he
could scramble to his feet front
wheel crushed him 20 death The truck
was stopped after St had run Q olock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
RESUMES IT'S TRIP
!. UNDER 0MhSIEAM
The Berkshire. Damaged by Fire
Starts for Philadel-
phia.

Beaufort. n. c.. October 27.-The
Merchants and Miners steamship
Berkshire. from Savannah for Philadel-
phia. which put into Lookout Cove. n.
c.. a week ago to-day with fire In her
cotton cargo. went to sea under her
own steam and without convoy late
to-day. 1t was understood that she
would touch at Norfolk on the way 70
Philadelphia.
Twice after the flooded hold OF the
Berkshire was pumped out fire broke
out anew In the cotton. II was extin.
guished with little dificulty. however.
The passengers OF the delayed liner
after being held prisoners several days
aboard the steamer and on the rev.
enue cutter Seminole. went North by
rail from Beaufort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
TAFT EXPLAINS
FARMERS BANKS
CONTINUED From First Page)

(COnIl0ueO from rHet ago.
read, for to read all Of them would
force me to give up all other work.
shows that the people are seriously
studying the question. 1t Is a ques-
ton that requires serious study. There
are several different forms Of co-opera-
tive credit The small cooperative
societies of which have just spoken.
for instance. are quite different from
the mortgage bond societies which are
designed for larger loans and for long
er periods. and would be the means OF
securing to the farmers the money
necessary to the permanent improve
ment OF their lands.
But where such interest is exhib-
tied, It Is certain that study will fol-
low, and 1 have every hope Of seeing
Intelligent and wise opinions urged
upon the State Legislatures for the
adoption of the different forms OF CO.
operative credit"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
HaHOaue'en

II you're going to witch
party or to see bewitching
party here are your credent.
ials--full dress suit $40, and
all the proper paraphernalia
from collars to patent leather
shoes.
Tuxedo coats, $22.
For business, suits that are
winners in rough and ready
tweeds, S15 to $28.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28

Paris October 37.-The marshal OF
the court Of Russia. In reply to IN
inquiry regarding the conditi IN OF
Crown Prince Alexis. sent the follow
ing message from Spala to-day:
An accidental fall suffered By the
hereditary grand duke will keep Hill
Imperial HighneSs In bed for some
time still. You can place entire con-
fidence in the statements Of the ofacial
bulletins"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
No Anxiety Felt.

Boston. Mass. October 27.-Although
no word has been received by the
American board from any Of its mis-
siGsaries In the Balkans, no anxiety is
felt for their safety, according to
James L. Barton. secretary of the
American Board of Commissioners for
Foreign Missions. in a sermon in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
ARRESTS OIL PROMOTER;
He CHARGES KIDNAPPING
Organizer Of a15,oooyo0o csaeexns !
BeiaE Taken to Pittsburgh
b Detective

BeinE Taken to P1ttsAurgh
by Detective.
Los Angeles. Cal. October 27-James
&c. Yancey. promoter OF oil concerns
ca capitalized at $15.0O0.0o0 IL speeding
toward Pittsburgh. q prisoner. charged
with the embezzlement from J. W. Bell
Of $500.
Yancey was arrested on q Cover
nor's warrant. and two hours later he
was on an eastbound train. protesting
that he was being kidnapped.
Detective George H. waggoner. OF
Pittsburgh. had requisition papers
signed by the Governor Of Pennsy1-
vania and Acting Governor Wallace.
OF California
Germs. He acquired much publicity a
year ago with the announcement that
he had for sale a species OF hogs with
mule hoofs. ana that the hogs were i'm
mune from cholera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
ehs eastern army seem to indicate that
che Haagaraans around Adriapopis are

ehe eastern army seem to indicate thai
che Bulgar1ans around Adr,apopls are
eth developing the turning movement
commanoer OF rne rurkisn korces mas
issued a proclamation declaring that
the troops Of the garrison Save heroi-
cally accomplished the massion Re.
CURED OF them and have now with
drawn INSIDE the fortincatiOns. which
they are prepared TO defend with the
courage demonstrated by their f.,thers
at Plevna According 10 Information
from reliable sources, the Sultan has
expressed the desire to accompany the
generals TO the front in order to en-
courage and inspire the troops by his
presence. Al an extraordinary COUNCIL
held at the palace ali the leading
statesmen advised the sultan to relin-
guish this plan.
Eight per cent o. the officers who
participated in the fighting on Octo-
Der 2c.23 were killed or wounded.
The Turkish eastern army Is stretch
ed out between Visa and Adrianopie,
and is engaged in checking the ad-
vance O, the Buisarians who are try
ing to push back the Turks, and at the
time to cut the communication with
ConStantinople. F-...
No reports We're received to-day re-
rarding the position OF the western
army. Geographic communication with
Uskup and Saloniki having been cut.
A. consequence the embassies are
without information from the consuis.
Communication with Adrianople is
working comparatively we'll, although
the embassies cipher kilograms are
not accepted.
An official dispatch from Adrianople
yesterday says there was no fghting in
that neighborhood on the previous
night or that day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-28
DEATH SENTENCE
FOR GENERAL OIAz


inent women. men high In afrasrs
members Of Congress ana oven high
army odlcers have appealed to Presi.
dent Madero for clemency. but to ali
he has given the same negative answer.
To q group OF women he intimated tia,
to show clemency would be construed
by the world ~ an indication Of weak
ness. He cited a. an example that
when he captured Juarez. he pardon
ed General Navarro. which action tho
world attributed TO weakness instead
Of TO maghanimity.
The popular voice Of protest las
grown so strong against the execution
Of Diaz that there has arisen between
the President and Senate q sharp dis
cord. and. as Individuals, the Senator's
have seriously discussed the question
OF impeachment, because OF tie admin
istration's defiance Of that body's In
terpeliation Friday. That the Senate
will take this step. however. 10 moi
considered probable for many reasons.
one Of them being the question Of
succession.
An incident showing TIE popular at
titude occurred At chapultepec. on the
occasion Of q visit. of committee OF
women. who pleaded for the lives OF
the commissioned men. When leaving
the castle they were cheered by cadets
OF the military college quartered In the
same building.
That the quick suppression Of che
Dtax revolt has shown strength on the
part Of the government 10 conceded I'm
the capital bot that tie situation gen.
orally has been improved Is matter
Of doubt.
A number Of rebel bands, which were
operating In many parts OF the repub-
lie. are still aneld. and apparently as
active al teSors. Added to the list Is
a well defined new revolt In Yucatan-