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Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
HEARST WINS POINT
 IN HASKELL SUIT
Demurrer To Count in Libel Case Has
 Been Sustained by the Court.

OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. 21.-William R. Hearst has won the first victory in the suit by eX-GOvernor William N Has kell of Oklahoma against him for s5Oe,000 damages in tn personal libel suit filed in the local district court three years ago.
 The opinion was delivered by Judge Munger of the United States district court. to which jurisdiction in the case was transferred. Judge Munger sus- tained d demurrer to the first count for sl00,000 which was based on a speech made by MT Hearst at Mem phis, Tenn. on September 19. 1908. The court made an order requiring the defendant to give the individual names Of newspapers in which the alleged libelOus article was printed. The suit grows out of the campaign bv Hearst in the interest of Thomas l.. Hisgen for president of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
Nasty Action Taken by Italy is Likely to be the Cause of Serious
 Complications.
GRAVE QUESTION
 COMES TO FRONT
Alleged Order for Surren der Said to Have Been Given by Consul is
 Denied
1 l.iSsocidtcd Press DiSbdichI

PARIS. Jan. 2l.-The gravity of the situation arising from the seizure of the French steamer Manuba Fri day by Italian destroycrs. has been increased hy new facts which have came to light It appears the cap tain of the Manuba had among his passengers 29 Turkish nurses of the Red Crescent society, who only sur rendered to the Turks on orders from the French embassy at Rome.
 The French foreign office declares no such orders emauated from Paris and were contrury to orders given the consuls who were instructed To oppose surrender The question of the nurses was the subject of con- ference between Premier Poincare and the Italian ambassador. the latter de- claring he is fully satisfied with the premier's promise that the nurses will be subjected to rigid scrutiny nt Tunis.
 The action of the French govern ment in demanding the release of the Turks was approved throughout France as the only means of re- moving what otherwise would be an indelible stain on the French flag.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
0N PENSION
 RECEIVED TOO LATE
Connecticut Veteran Dies While Case IS Pending Before Officers of
 the Government.
Press DiSbGfch1

WASHINGTON. Jan. PA pathetic pension ease was recently called to Senator McLean's attention. The sen atOr introduced bill to pension Leroy T. Hills of Bristol formerly of the Sixteenth Connecticut Volunteers. at go month The bill was favor ably reported from the senate pen Sions committee day or two ago and on that very day. it was learned afterwards. MT Hills died. The com mittee report on his ease states that he served three years during the Civil War and was confined ten months in AHderSonVille and other confederate prisons. He was reported to be suf- fering from heart disease and other diseases and the committee reached the conclusion that they were prob ably partly due to his Imprisonment. He was 6S years old totally in capacitated. and got a pension uf SIP cnder the general law.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
ROBBIE BURNS BoNsPIEL

MAPLETON. Minn. Jan. 2l.-A two-day bonspiel will commence here tomorrow as a feature of the Bobby Burns birthday celebration of the Maple River Burns club. This section of Minnesota is settled largely by Scotchmen and for forty years they have held annual festivals in honor of the memory of their great ma tional bard. During the week there will be carried out an elaborate liter ary program. and there will also he bagpipe music. Scotch songs and dances. d banquet and q ball
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
URGES PARCELS POST.

WASHINGTON. Jan 2l.-The cs- tablishment of parcels post delivery along rural mail routes should not bo delayed any longer. in the opinion Of r. V. DeGraw. fourth assistant post master general as expressed in his annual report submitted t. Post master General Hitchcock
 Every consideration of practicabiI fly. business eXpediency and good ad- ministratiOn.' he says. "favOrs the plan as being a probable source oi large revenue. and great public ac- CCmmodatiOn"
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
Leader Underwood Thinks the Real Tariff Tinkering in the House Will Begin Within the Next Day or Two.
WEEK WILL BE
 EXTREMELY BUSY
Many Matters, Including Consideration of Pork Barrel Bills, Will Engage Attention of the Legis- latorS.
[4SSocidfed Press Dispatch l

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-Steel tariff revision will occupy the center Of the stage in the house this week. Both houses have shown marked leth- argy in their work with the Idea, ap- parently. to head off miscellaneous legislation and leave the fieLl clear for the tariff. Panama canal appropria- tions and other important questions. The iron and steel schedule will be submitted for ratification Tuesday in a caucus of the democratic represen- tatives.
 Underwood has said he believed the caucus will approve the schedule anl that the bill will be presented to the full membership committee "ni that the real tariff tinkering in the house might begin Wednesday. The revised schedule puts iron ore on the free list, cuts the tariff on unwrought iron and steel fifty per cent. and makes reduc- tiOrs ranging to upward Of thirty per cent on manufactured steel. There are lower reductions which apply 10 articles requiring skilled labor Ta- morrow will be busy day in con- gress. President Farrell Of the United States Steel corporation, and J. A. Reed. counsel for Andrew Caregie, will testify before the house committee.
 There iS a report that the Wiley pure food controversy will be submitted to the house. Lorimer will resume his defense before the election probers. The senate committee on pensions will ake up the big service pension meas ure and Wickersham will discuss the tobacco trust" before the senate com mittee on the judiciary. Hearings on the "money trust will be held this week. The democratic caucus on econ Omy will probably be the result of the decisions of the house committee on buildings will report the sixteen mill lion omnibus bill and the committee on rivers and harbors will report the gen eral river and harbors bill both of which have been popularv known for years as pork barrels.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
NEW HAVEN SUFFERS
 FROM CONFEDERATION
Sixty-Thousand Dollars Worth of Property Destroyed in Short
 Time by Fire.

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 21.-This city was visited by its second big fire in the past thirty-siN hours when the four-storl- brick building in Congress avenue. occupied by D. NJ Welch X Sons. wholesale and retail grocers. was destroyed with loss of S60.0H0. The fire was probably of incendiary origin and an investigation iS being made of the first big fire Saturday. which de- StrnNed a five-Story building in Mead ow street. with a loss of S7J.00O. Be sides the two big fires the department Was called to six smaller ones Chief of Fire Department Rufus Fancher vas seized with an attack of appenji- citis at fire Saturday night and to- night waS operated upon. His con ditiOn is said to be favorable.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
Abdication of the Emperor of China Has Been Post poned Until Next
 Thursday.
MANCHUS AGAIN
 IN ASCENDANCY
Publication Will Mean Ex- treme Danger For Yuan and Those Under His
 Command.
1 .fSsOciafcd Press DiStdich1

PE.KING Jan. 2l-Thc edict of abdication is expected to be issued Tuesday. \ special train has been held since Friday to take Yuan to Ticutsin Evidently the premier plan is tp transfer the provisional capital city there where danger to the Manchus is slight It was ap- parcnuv intended to escape from Picking as soon as the edict is signed. but the rractionar> princes have gained the upper hand and temper bTiiv prevented the cdict
 In the meantime the republic ulti- matum has arrived demanding abdI- cation "f the throne and surrender of the sovereign powers. IL sets forth the refusal of the republicans to permit Yuan to participate in che prov sioual government until the re- public has been recognized by the powers and peace restored. IL is eN- pect.d Yuan will refuse C." carry on tho, government at Peking with out abdication after which he and his troops will be subject to the grayest Manchu hostility. Prominent Manchu families are deserting Peking and hastily seeking safety in the foreign settlements and elsewhere.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
DETROIT SHOW OPENS.

thousand feet of floor space is occu- pied by the eleventh annual show oi the Detroit Automobile Dealers as- sociation. which opens tomorrow in Wayne Gardens and an adjacent an- mex. As the center of the motor car manufacturing industry in America Detroit holds strong strategic posi- tion in the industry. and if is eX- pected that visitors will come here during the week from all over the country to view the displays and visit the factories.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
Soldier Arrested Accused of Keeping
 Woman's Purse.

CHEYENNE. Wyo. Jan. 2l-Frank Clune. soldier at Fort Russell, who claims to be a brother of Jack Clune the waiter. with whom Violet Buehler the Chicago heiross. declared she Is in- fatuated. has been arrested on com plaint of Miss Louise Kalbre charged with larceny.
 The charge is based on Miss kalbre : declaration that Clune kept purse containing considerable money which she entrusted to him at dance sever al months ago.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
GOODMAN Vs. YOUNG OTTO

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-YOung Otto. the German American lightweight of this city. will take on Jack Goodman for ten rounds at the Olympic Ath- letic club tomorrow evening. Young Otto had rather disastrous year in 1911 and has been training Strenu- ously to regain his lost laurelS. With in the year Young Otto has lost to Unk Russell at Kansas City and to Paul Kohler at Cleveland. and was knocked out by Billy sherman in this city last November.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
SEEN IN BEDROOM
Mrs. Hsskell's Son Testifies in Jewe
 Robbery Case.

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Jan 21.- Dudley Haskell. aged IA. son of Mrs Olga Von w. Haskell. a society leader of Minneapolis. whose jewels Wilfred Stuart sheldon Dickason. said to be d scion of an English noble family is alleged to have stolen, was the principal witness against DickasOn in the case
 The boy testified that on the even ing of November II. he. from the street. had seen Dickason in his mothers room near the bed where the jewels were hiddent, but that when he entered the room Dickason had disappeared.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
SIR GILBERT
 HERE NEXT WEEK
Will Arrive in Phoenix to be Republicans Guest Next Sunday-Is Enjoy ing Stay at Castle Hot Springs.

Sir Gilbert Parker will arrive in Phoenix Sunday. January 2S.
 The Englishman. who is now at Castle Hot Springs. has written The RepubliCln-whose guest he will be W hile here-that he will arrive Sun day for visit of several days He says that the stay at MT Murphy : resort has so benefited his health that he does not deem it wise to leave before that time.
 Sir Gilbert will be entertained by the most prominent men of Phoenix. and several excursions to various points of interest are already being arranged
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
TRIES SUICIDE.
Wife Murderer Slsshes Throat. but
 Attempt Fails.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-Just after the dismissal of a jury which found Joseph Ferronc guilty of murder in the first degree for killing his wife Ferronc created a scene in the court room by trying to take his life slash ing his throat viciously with frag ments of glass that he had concealed in his hands.
 Court attendants bounced upon him before he could inflict more than su- porficial wounds. Ferrone was over powered and removed to the Tombs where his wounds were treated. He will be arraigned for sentence Fri day
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
POLICE HOLD ROSE.
Man IS Suspected Of Murderinq
 lsndlsdy of Boarding House.
[ I.4SS0cidfed Press Dispafchl

SALT LAKE, Jan 2l-J. F. Rose is held by the police following the dis covery of the murdered body of Mrs Marcia <. Groff in a roominG house she conducted. early today. Rose gave the police the first information Of the tragedy. Most os the clothing was torn from the body and towel was twisted abort the neck. The body was warne when the police arrived The police are searching for more definite clew The discovery was made tonight that two valuable dia- mond earrings are missing from Mrs. GroffS home.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
PROVIDENCE AUTO SHOW

PROVIDENCE. T; l.. Jan. 21- Forty three makes of pleasure cars and sixteen different styles of com mercial vehicles are pn exhibition at the state armory. where the Rhode Island Licensed Automobile Dealers association opened it's annual show The display occupies larger floor space than Madison Square Garden and ranks among the best of the season. An open-air palm garden ef- feet has been produced as setting for the cars.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
WILL APPOINT HOOK.
President Will Likely Elevate Dis tineUished Jurist 10 Supreme
 Bench.
-fSSOciGicd Press DiSbGtchl

WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan. 21.- Among the friends of President Taft it is generally understood that the nomination of Judge Hook to the supreme court to succeed Justice Har- Ian. will be sent to the senate this week The president returned from New York today and Jusserand. the French ambassador. returned with him. President Taft was not at church this morning. remaining at the executive mansion.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
CRIME IS CHARGED.

WAYNESBORO. Miss. Jan. 2l.- Thomas Snoden. a prosperous farmer has been arrested here. charged with the murder of an infant. IL is said he had threatened to kill a child if one was born in his family.
 \ baby boy was born last week and has disappeared Snodeu was holding it when it was last seen T would have killed it had one been burn." said Snoden today, but none was born.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22

SHANGHAI Jan. 2l.-ENciting news of war and diplomacy have caused th" world to forget the terri ble Restitution that prevails in China This is side issue. but in one way it may have d vital ef- feet in the settlement of the revo- hutton Three districts of approx imat-v 34.OO0 square miles whose lowest estimate of population iS al- most 4000.0oo. are famine stricken. Destltution such as iS experienced in China is undreamed of in more pro- grrssive countries There are almost mo charitable institutions and many families are shelterlesS and uuclothcd Piilag- and destruction have com menCed in the country where the re- volutionists are unable tu keep order The central China relief committee is making an appeal tn all countries for funds
 ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2l.-A prince royal of the Manchu family. according to telegram from Prking. is implicated in the plot tu assassin ate Premier Yuan Shi kai with a bomb IL added the premier k try ing to hush the matter up SD as not to compromise further the position of the dynasty.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
THOUSANDS WERE THERE.
Great Reception Accorded Cardinal
 Farley ir New York.
IfSSOciGffd Press DiSbafch ]

I9 IR'R'Vt '"'t U T ' Ns7-' ID 's' IfN't
 NEW YORK. Jan. 2I.-ThOusands crowded The Hippodromc tonight at the great public reception arranged by laity of the diocese for Cardinal Farley. United States Senator O'Gor- man presided and the cardinal oc- cupicd a scat on dias on the center of fhe platform. Following eulo- sistic address by Dourkc Cochran. his cninencc made a modest response. thanking the people for the honor. The week will be filled with a round Of honors for the cardinal. The prin- cipal ceremony will occur Thursday with the formal installation Of the cardinal at St. Patricks cathedral
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
RAINS ARE COMING
That IS the Information Given Out in
 Washington.
.fSSOcidfed Press Dfsbd.chl

WASHINGTON. D.. C. Jan. 2l- The indications are that rains will set m over the Pacific states the middle of the week and continue for several days. according 10 bulletin posted by the weather bureau. No general cold wave is expected
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
WINS AT DENVER.
Again Defeats AdoIphus Busch m. in
 Horse SLow Rinq.

DENVER. Jan. 21.-Miss Loula Long of Kansas City has won both the events in which she has entries at the National Western Horse show. taking first place in the runabOut and unicorn team classes. AdOlphus Busch III. of St. Louis took second place in the uni corn team class ana third place in the nm ahnmt class
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
"HANDCUFF KING" RETURNS

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-After a three-year tour abroad. Harry Hou- dini. the ''handcuff'' king whose per formances have mystified millions. has returned to America and will make his redppearance at local vaudeville thester.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
REMEMBER QUEEN VICTORIA

LONDON. Jan. 2I.-Special memor- ial services for Queen Victoria will be held tomorrow on the eleventh anni- versary of her death. and the Frog more mauseleum was thrown open to the public for several hours.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
WANT cANTEEN RESTORED
Physicians and Women Say 1t Is
 Essential to Health.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-A pe- tition urging the restoration of the army canteen has been presented to congress by Representative Rartholdt of Missouri. IL bore the signatures of more than 800 physicians and 326 mothers and wives of army men. It contended that the moral and phys icaI health of the soldiers requires the rc-establishment of the cantcen.'
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
TO SUSPEND DUTY.
Congressman Has Bill Aimed to Help
 Reduce Living Cost.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-A sus- pension for six months of the tariff duty of 25 cents bushel on potatoes has been proposed in a bill intro duced by Representative Ayres ot New York. The bill stated that the .carcity of potatoeS in the markets of the United States has raised the price to point almost prohibitive to the consumers"
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
ANOTHER soMBARDMENT.
Town of Khan Yunus is the Victim
 This Time.
.fSSOcidfcd Press Disbdfchl

CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. 2I.-The town of Khan Yunus on the Syrian coast has been bombarded by an Italian warship according to advices There is considerable talk of collcc- tive intervention Of the powers to end the war but it meets with noth- ing but derision here
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2I.-In con lining his visit to the United States to short stay in New York. the Duke of Connaught has not offended President Taft. nor has the fact that lie will rot come to Washington caused any great surprise in official circles. The White House knew sev- eral weeks ago the duke would not come here
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
WHAT'S IN q. NAME?
Several Millions If It Happens to be
 lsbouchere.
I.fsSociGfed Press DiSbafcLl

FLORENCE. Jan. 2I-The will of Henry LabOuchcre editor of London Truth. who died here January 16 leaves large income to his daugher. tho Marchioness Di Rudini. but the fortune. estimated at four millions. will be eventually divided among the ncphews who bear the name of LabOuchere
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
GEES PHOENIX, ARIZONA MORNING. JANUARY 22 1912
DUKE OF CORhAUgnlf
 WILL ARRIVE TODAY
The Visit Will be Confined to a Few
 Days in the City of New York.
1 .4SS0ciosed Press DiStafChI

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-The arrival tomorrow of the Duke and Duchess of Connaught will mark the first vis- it Of British royalty to this city since 52 years ago when the Prince of Wales. later Edward VII. travelled from New York to the far west where he hunted buffalo. Ambassa- dor Whitelaw Reid will act as host 10 the ducal party. In addition to the duke. who is governor general of Canada and an uncle of George V. and the duchess, the party will in Clude the daughter and others of the Nice-regal household. The program is altogether social The royal visitors desire to avoid a round of public functions which an official visit would necessitate. They will leave Thursday for Ottawa.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
READY TO FIGHT.
PrrSS DiSb1fcL1

T4SSOcidted Press DiSPGtch
 CHICAGO. Jan 21.-Johnny Coulon has completed preparations for his fight with Harry Forbes. at Kenosha Wis. Monday night
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
THIS IS 4 NEW ONE.
Roosevelt Declares He Will Not An
 swer Questions on Sunday.
: .4ssocidfcd Press DiSbdtchl

OYSTER BAY. Jan. 21.-R"osevelt told newspaper men today he would not answer political questions on Sun day. when asked if there is any truth in the rumor that Frank Hitchcock wns in New York yesterday and had conference with him. His reply was wave o. the hand and the words: T have not one word to say.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
BURNS CAUSE DEATH.

1 I.iSS0cidfcd Press DiSPGfchl
 SEMLIS. France. Jan. 21.-Military aviator Lieut. Boomer died today of burns received in making flight Friday.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22
FIGHT AT NEW ORLEANS.
Frank Burns Gets Decision After a
 Hard 20- Round Battle.
TAssocidtcd Press DiSPdtchl

.4SsociGtcd Press Dispatch
 NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2i-F'rankie Burns of Jersey City Was awarded the decision over Johnny Ddly of Brooklyn after twenty rounds ot hard fighting at the Westside Athletic club this afternoon He thus won the right to meet Johnny Coulon m the same ring February IS for the bantamweigut championship.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-22

If you have money to lend or you wish to borrow on first mortgage real estate security, see
 E. E. PASCOE
 no North Center Street.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

The planned automobile excursion
over the scenic highway to Ration, N.
NJ, and return was abandoned owing
to the severe storm which swept this
section.
The officers elected follow: Presi-
dent. Mrs. P. ]. McHugh, Fort Collins:
first vice president, Mrs. Walter r.
Garretson, Denver; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Jessie G. Northcutt, Trini-
dad; recording secretary. Mrs. Adam
Weiss, Del Norte; corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. Walter Sackett, Fort Col
Inns; treasurer, Mrs. Calvin II. Thom-
as. Ault; auditor, Mrs. T. B. Py!es, Col
orado Springs; general federation sec
retary, MIS-. A. R. Wadsworth. Grand
Junction: district president. North
east, Mrs. c. r. Timberlake, Sterling;
Southeast, Mrs. w. A. Lewis, La
Junta; Western slope. Mrs. w. o. Red
ding, Montrose.
The state herald., 1912-09-27
WASHINGTON.

The annual convention OF the Amer
lean Public Health Association, which
has boon In session In Washington for
three days, VIII meet next year at Col,
orado Springs.
Tho Clapp committee. investigating
campaign contributions and expondl.
turoa. has determined TO hear j. Pier.
pont Morgan and George w. Perkins.
M wen rs cx.prcsidtnt Roosevelt, the
first week In October.
To decrease the high coat OF dying,
reduced freight rates ON cofiIna and
coffin manufacturing material arc dc.
mandtd BY Iowa undortakors In po
tltlon filed with tho Interstate Com
morce Commission through lown'a rail
road commissioners
Tho Department OF Agriculture haB
issued a quarantine against common
or Irish" potatoes from Newfoundland,
the lnlnndn OF st. Pierre and Mlquolon.
Great Britain, including England and
Scotland, waloB and ireland. Germany
and Auutria.lIunFnry. Tho order il Il,
fcciiyo Immediately.