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Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
OLD RESIDENT
 FOUND DEAD
R. H. Drane Succumbs to Heart Failure - Came Here from Missouri 20 Years Ago and Was Well Known.

R. Fl. Drane. who was - years old and who had lived in Phoenix for twenty years. was found dead in his room at Monroe street and First avenue yesterday morning. Heart trouble is supposed to have been the cause
 Mir Drane was not feeling well Sat urday evening He tripped and fell while walking on North Central ave nue in the afternoon and bruised him self painfully. He retired carly In the morning he was found lying on the floor. and had evidently been dead several hours
 Coroner Johnstone held an inquest.
 Two nephews and a sister survive. Mir. Drane was born in Missouri. was well known there and leave many old friends in this city
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
Young Plumber and His Wife Inhale Deadly Coal Gas and Die as They Lie Clasped in Each Others Arms.
TRAGEDY IS A
 COMPLETE MYSTERY
Mrs. Noble, One of the Vic tins, Was Formerly the Wife of a New York Mil lionaire From Whom She Eloped.
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4
 NEW YORK. Feb. A double su- ilide today ended the sensational TO-
 nance oC the former wife of Walter L. Suydam and Frederick Noble young plumber. for love OF whom Mrs. SuN-
 jam ran away from her millionaire husband anl married the plumber The bodies of Noble and his bride of go month were found in a New York apartment where the couple had been asphyNiated by gas
 The Suydam suicide pact, was dis covered by Mrs. d. J. White. o1 Wash iuetor. mother of the woman and oth- er features make the case most sen -ational She had been the guest of Ter mother and was still thought to be there but it was discovered she had left during the night Mrs. White hur- ried to her daughters apartments and became alarmed when her knocks were unanswered. She summoned poo liceman who forced an entrance. The door had been barricaded with chairs and tables and the doors to all the rooms were locked and oarricaded-
 Noble and his wife were found in the kitchen dead on the floor their heads almost inside the gas range They were partly dressed and clasped in each others arms A great volume ol gas was escaping from all the burn CTS in the stove. Every window in the apartment was closed and b7lted- Mrs. White was the firs- to see the bodies and she shrieked and tainted.
 The couple left no notes and the po- lice are convinced the cas- is a double suicide 4 few minutes after the dis cuvel-y Walter Lispenard Suy5am, the former husband who is a millionaire. was summoned and arrived quickly. He was much affected. employes of the apartments said. Suyiam ire 0uentiy visited his divorced wife after her marriage with the young plumber. Suydam picked up in the apartment d check for Sll0 which he said his former wife informed him yesterday she had drawn on his account. SUy- dam was so unnerved by the tragedy that later in driving an automobile on Fifth avenue he ran down Edward Rlppold mail carrier. He took the injured man to the hospital Rappold will recover.
 The motive for the suicide probably will never be known. The woman was still in her twenties. She was married to Suydam nine years ago. She was of strong intellect and moved in the up Ter circles of society. Last fall snel disappeared causing a great sensation which was heightened when it was learned she had deserted her wealthy husband and magnificent home to be ! with Noble, the son Of a Brooklyn plumber, who was learning the trade. ! SUzdam obtained al decree anj his di- vorced wife married the plumbers son a month ago
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
Sir Gilbert Parker and Party of Acquaintances Spend the Day at
 Roosevelt
LAST DAY IN
 CITY OF PHOENIX
Traveller Will Leave for the North Tomorrow and Will Shortly Go Back
 to England.

Sir Gilbert Parker and party re-
 turned from a trip to Roosevelt yes
 tcrday as planned. arriving at Ingle-
 side club about 9 o'clock in the af-
 ternoon. He spent the night there
 and will bc in Phoenix today. leaving
 tomorrow morning for Prescott. After a short stop there he win hasten east
 and sail as soon 5~ possible for the
 homeland Co take mp his duties as J
 member oI tine British parliament
 Reside Sir Gilbert tine party con sisted of Harry Wc'ch. Senator Mark
 Smith. J O. Dunbar IT J. McCWnc and < " Higley The trip was
 tu that had been anticipated by the hUm, people and more than their distinguished guest had hoped for. Sir Gilbert said that hc had taken a great many motor rides and had visited some very interesting coun- tries hut he had never enjoyed 5 more plca-urJble two days in ear than this little excursion had fur uished
 Th, weather was Tin. and the road good. two conditions however that usually obtain here and that might Joe found iu other places. but mo- where els, iu his travels has lac found those two necessities coupled with such magnificent scenery. lead ing Co am exhibition at the journeys end. nf some of the marycIS of hu- man achievement through engineer ing skill
 The journey Go the dam was made by way of Granite Reef where Jhe methods of diversion were explained c. sir Gilbert. and then came a glorious ride across the desert to the foothills at Guldield and through the mountains Co Fish Creek station which was reached about 1-3o o'clock. Mir and Mrs Edmundson. who keep the station at Fish Greek. had made extensive preparations for entertain ing the party and furnished a lunch con or such excellence it Will long be remembered by an who were there. Another hour and half brought the party to Roosevelt about | 8 o'clock in the afternoon They motored across the dam and saw the I view from the north side of the river. then returned to the south 1 side and found splendid entertain l ment at the reclamation headquarters l where the night was spent
 IL had been planned to visit the | cliff dwellings yesterday morning but the machines could not go to within 1 easy walking distance in the time at hand and that part of the plan Was | abandoned. About 9.2o o'clock the | party started on the return trip | reaching Ingleside as stated. about 2 | o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
Man, Woman, and Boy are. Drowned When Great
 Ice Gorge Falls In
 to the Rapids.
BRAVE VICTIMS
 DIE LIKE HEROES
Man and Wife Go to Their Doom as They Kneel Clasped in Each 9th
 CTS Arms.
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NIAGARA FALLS. Feb 4-The
 great ice bridge thIt has choked the river channel between the cataract and the steel arch bridge below the falls for the past three weeks broke at noon and went Co pieces. taking to death 90 couple said to be EIdridge Stanton and wife of Toronto and Burrel Heac0ck. 17. of Cleveland. Four others got ashore Had the accident happened an hour later hundreds would have been lost as an immense crowd Of excursionists had come to view the winter wonder of the river
 The boy and man died heroes deaths trying to save each other while men on the shore and the bridge made desperate efforts to save the three. The boy had been pulled by rope to within sixty feet of safety when he gave up exhausted and fell back into the water The man tried vainly to tie the rope about the woman but seeing the task hopeless he raised the woman Co her feet. kissed her and cIasped her in his arms Both knelt. he with his arms still clasped about her while the ice held intact until it was struck by a great wave There is shivered and the gallant man and the woman disappeared from view
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
BOTH HOUSES FACE
Tariff. Arbitration. Money Trust Probe Will Engage Attention
 Of Congress Next Few Days.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Tariff re- vision work by the committees of both houses renewed. an attempt to fix the date of action in the arbiJra- tion treaties with Britain and France the house caucus Wednesday night and the controversy between the house
 eaders on the proposed investigation of the money trust" will enliven congress this week. The serlte com mittee on finance will begin active consideration of the tariff Tuesday when the first of the long series of hearings on the house steel bill will be held Republican leaders have figured February 20 as the approNi- mate date for closing the hearing C1nvasses show the treaties now command the necessary two thirds.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
Mailed Hand of the Dictat- or Will be Felt by Revo- lutionists i'll the Flu
 ture
PLAN OF PEACE
 UTTERLY FAILS
General Wood Looks For Trouble and Gives Or ders for the Soldiery
 to Get Ready.
! T.Associafed Prcss DisbafcHI

MEXICO. Feb 4.-The federal gov crnment proposes to employ the dras- Jic methods Of Diaz in restoring peace. Immediate application of the new pol icy will be the nations onh apprisal If it. Tn substance a cabinet minister said today swift punishment will be the portion of all asitators who can be reached. whether they use gun or pen cn Newspaper writers will be de ported and public parades and street crations will be prohibited m cases where the purpose in any manner is connected with political affairs. Just how may men are in arms against the central government is unknown. The condition is serious with uprisings in several states. Zepatas' efforts were laughed at a short time ago but now he has sufficient followers To stanl off a large portion of the Mexican reg ular army.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
FEBRUARY
NIat'lAG HsH r0MES
 HERE ID LIVE
Wei! Known Sheridan Business Man and Politician Brings His
 Family to Salt . ~uey.

Capt Scott k. Sniveley of Sheridan. Wyoming. has purchased the home at 1l5 East Pierce street Capt. Sniveley a year ago brought his wife here in very poor health. She recovered rapidly and has since re gained full health The family has decided to make this a permanent home.
 Capt. SniVeley returned last spring 10 Wyoming to dispose of his inter ests. This now done he has return ed. and he says never to leave.
 Capt. Sniveiey was speaker of the ninth legislature assembly of Wyom- ing and until his removal recently to Arizona was president of the G. A. l. at Sheridan. also president Of sheridan County Sheep and Wool Growers association
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
SUSPECTS GET READY
Mn Who Expect Indictment Have
 Prepared to Give Bond.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Feb L. Anticipating the federal grand jury's $ report men in as many as dozen "r more cities where action is eX- pected. have prepared possible de- fense. according to the government officials. They siid men in Chicago and elsewhere have informed govern ment agents they are prepared to give bond. The jury wi1 meet at two o'clock Tuesday in what is expected t' b" the final session of the dyna- hitting eases.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
FORTY WERE SAVED
 FROM AWFUL DEATH
Wireless Message From Flame Swe ot Ship Brought Rescuers Just in
 Nick Of Time.
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NORFOLK. Feb 4-The British steamer Consols from Galveston to Hamburg while flame swept made a long and futile race for port and sank early today. 4o miles south Of Cape Henry The crew of 34. reluges on the British steamer Castle Eden were landed at Newport News The rescue was another triumph of the wireless. the Eden picking up the Consols call for help and rushing to her assistance. The battl,ship New Jersey also heard tine calls and sent the first word ashore of the rescue Of the men after the fire
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
ORDER REVISED
President Will Investigate a Com plaint Made oy the Catholic
 Church.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 4-President Taft has suspended an order by Commissioner of Indian Affairs Val entine prohibiting the wearing of dis tincrive religious insignia for the garb for Indian schools. until an in- vestisation. Catholic interests have made vigorous complaint against the order which directed that those who couldn't corscientiously comply could make arrangements to go else where than to Indian schools.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
LAKE WORTH CHAMPIONSHIP.

PALM BEACH. Fla, Feb. 4.-Play commences tomorrow in the annual Lake Worth championship golf tour pament. in which many crack players from all over the north and east are entered. Next on the program win come the South Florida mons and women's championship, to be played during the coming two weeks. Both titles are now held by New Workers. J F. Hyde the mems and his sister. Miss l.. B Hyde, the women's.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
TO DISTRIBUTE SHOES.

NEW YORK, Feb. Big Tim Sullivan will make his annual distri- button of shoes among his followers of the Bowery Tuesday. He has pur- chased about 5000 pairs of footwear and as many pairs of soN. of excel lent quality. for the proper observ- ance of shoe day" The line will form early and if the weather is dis agreeable hot coffee and rolls will be thronCS.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
FUNERAL HELD UP
Obseqiues Were Halted While Gun
 Men Engaged in Action.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 4.-The funeral of Wong Yue. millionaire head of the powerful Wong family was interrupted by hostilities by gun men of the tong factions in the local Chinese quarter today. The funeral procession was headed oy an automo- bile hearse and was three miles long. All attempts at arbitration were put aside. The truce due to Wong's fun eraI ended at nightfall
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
MARYLAND MEN WERE
 LOST IN THE ICE
No Trace Has Been Found of Fish errnen Who Were Swept Away
 m Fierce Gale.
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- 7''V'1I
 TILGHMANS. Md. Feb. 4-Ten oystermen. occupants of two launches and three dredging boats are believed to have drowned in the Chop;ank river when the boats were carried to the open waters in am ice .am which began to move early today when d gale swept over TilghmanS island The iceboat Annapolis. mp Co a late hour had found no trace Of the men or boats Five other launches were caught in the swirlinE wate- hut managed to fight their way through the buffeting cakes Co clear water and are now anchored in the middle of the river trying to ride down the gale
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
LINCOLN's BIRTHDAY.
President Gets Request to Issue
 Proclamation on that Date.
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WASHINGTON. D C.. Feb 4.- The president has been asked to issue the Arizona statehood proclamation on Lincoln's birthday February ly The request came in a telegram to the White House today. It was an nounced the election returns are on the way Co Washington and probably would arrive Wednesday, Arizona became territory in Lincous ad- IniniStration
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
MOTIVE FOR OUTRAGE
 REMAINS 4 MYSTERY
Police Are Still Looking For Man Who Delivered Internal Machine to
 Mre. Walker.
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NEW YORK. Feb 4-Definite clews To the identity of the person who sent the bomb that caused the death of Helen Taylor also known as Mrs. Grace Walker last night. failed to ma terialize tonight C NJ Dickinson. present at the time of the explosion was given a hearing before the coro- Ter on technical charge of homi- eide. but the police are inclined to ac- cept his statement that he knew noth- ing. Efforts to find a motiv. for the crime or the messenger who delivered the cigarette box with its death deal ing contents have proved unabailing Little is known of the woman's past
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
FIRE AT TUCSON
Newspaper Plant IS Destroyed En-
 taiing a Loss of S15,000.
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TUCSON. Feb. 4.-The building of the Tucson Citizen was destroyed by fire this afternoon with loss of SI5.O0O. Three men narrowly escaped injury when the roof collapsed. The paper will be printed at the Star of flee until new building can be com plcted
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
HOTEL IS BURNED
Old Political Resort in Helena Falls
 Prey to Flames.
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HELENA. Feb. 4-The Hotel Montana was destroyed by fire late today It is not certain whether there were any fatalities. There were many sensational rescues The loss is Sl40OOO The hotel was for many years . political headquarters of the state and was famous as meeting place of the Clark-D Daily factions.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05

The first news of the catastrophe came Co Phoenix in a telegram from ". =. Humbert. who wired his wife late this afternoon that am accident had occurred but thlt he was safe Mir Humbert was a witness of the tragedy and. knowing the occurrence would be widely published. took pains Co assure his wife of his safety be- fore the story could appear in the neMspapers.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
TRIES NEW DODGE.
Empress Dowager Publishes Edict for
 a New Republic.
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PEKING. China. Feb. 4.-The Em- press Dowager issued an edict this evening instructing Premier Yuan to establish d republic in cooperation with the southern republicans. The edict has not vet been published and is expected to be kept more or less secret so far as the public is con cerned until the arrangements have been completed.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
WOMAN IS GUILTY.
Manslaughter is the Verdict in the Famous Starvation Doctor
 Case. 2
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SEATTLE. Wash. Feb Airs. Linda BurfieId Hazard. the "Starva- tiOn doctor" was found guilty of man slaughter by a jury at Port Orchard tonight of having caused the death by starvation of Claire Williamson. an English heiress who underwent fasting treatment.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
MANHATTAN COLLEGE GAMES.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Stars of east crn colleges and athletic clubs will compete tomorrow night in the annual indoor games of Manhattan college. tp be held in the Twenty Regiment armory.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
NEGRO WAS IYNCHEO.
Guilty Of Robbery, He Forfeits His
 Life for the Offense.
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MACON. Ga. Feb. 4.-Charles Howell, negro. who attacked and robbed a young white woman here last night was taken from the of ficers and lynched today
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
ROBINSON IS SAFE.
Has Heard Runor to
 That Effect.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-Geo. P. Robinson. reported captured by insur- gents near Cuernavaca. is safe accord ing to unconfirmed reports which Am bassador Wilson of Mexico has com municated to the state department.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05

FL PASO. Feh. 4-Juarez is again under control of the Madero govern ment and the garrison that mutinici is on its way to Chihuahua. its mission ! ndisclosed. The tangled affairs of the city were strengthened out today by Gen. Orozco after a half days negoti- ations While some of the garrison were willing to return with Orozco. others were not. h the course of the negotiations not one viva wrs heard Tor the general. a former idol auj the men remained sullenly silent.
 The hitch occurred after BOO had on special train which Je- parted south just before o'clock.
 The soldiers had their rifles out of the windows firing fusilade until cut of hearing. A thousand loyal troops are expected to arrive some time before tomorrow. Reports from Casa Grande say the garrison there rcvolted in favor Of the Gomez rebels and took entire control of a passenger train which was seized by the rebels.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05
LEAVENWORTH.

HEAVEN WORTH. Feb. 4-Col Daniel German. acting commander of the army post here received orders today to be in readiness to go at a moments notice to the Mexican border with the Seventh infantry which he is 10 commanI with the second squadron of the Fifteenth cavalry.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-To meet any emergency that may arise in con nectioa with unsettled conditions in northern Mexico. Gen. Wood, chief of staff. has issued orders to commanders cf army posts in various parts of the country to hold troops in readiness for duty on the border Gen. Duncan, in command of the department. today was instructed to use his own judgment in moving troops to enforce the neu- trality laws and for strengthening the various Earrisons along the line.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05

This space has been used daily for my advertising for the past zen wears. The management desires this page for news exclusively Hereafter my ads. will be found in the classified page.
 F.. F. PASCOE. Real Estate and Loans.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-05

This space has been used daily for my advertising for the past ten years. The management desires this page for news exclusively. Hereafter my ads. will be found in the classified page.
 F.. F. PASC OE,, Real Estate and Loans.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-11

would give Nr. Craig - little trUu-
Die q possible. and, no doabt. coz
suit their organ. the Sewx ard Oh
server. a. 20 the platform OF whleh
ne should be put. bat we are not &C.
Ing 10 aiiow any s@s of bo1sers 20 dir
tate 10 "a the candidate nor the plat
form on which he will make his
night. but will welcome them 10 the
polls IN November. and again 10 the
Inauguration in the following Janu-
AIRY. In the whole tao pages Of the
mouth-ha-p referred to. the word
ooltsr does not appear. and every
body wonders why: IL does seem TO
me that they should at least ask for
giveness At the hands OF the Repub!i-
cans that know them an their past
deeds. The poat-offIcs crowd In Raj
eigh cannot write all CT their rot and
fool the people. for We all know YOU.
and your sins OF two years ago: IL
matters not to Us II you remain In
the capital city or move TO the ad-
Joining county. your voices are still
fresh In our memories OF those that
saw little Willis crawl On the table al
the courthouse and hollow TO his lit
tie crowd TO follow: but we can't be-
iieve that the great county OF John
ston will tolerate the boiling senti-
ment that the editor is trying 10
force upon them, for | know that
this county has many good and loyal
Republicans in its borders as any
county in the eastern part of the
State. and | believe they will stand
squarely against any such methods.
We will again elect Mr.. Lester But
Ter Chairman by an increased ma
jority. and then all of the Republi-
cans will have the consolation of
knowing that we have a true and
loyal Republican at the head, and one
that has never, and never will, bolt a
convention. A VOTER.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-11

and they toid ra~ tat salem s-nnos.
hoUss @Aa th. pEAr~ because u $40
nearer The ceasav sAan Apex Nr
Willis q nr1K9a said four yeaEs arc
that s3lsfa sxao0lAonae was he place
20 hoid the primary. and he an uF
Wilsea Epoke there oa~ nisas ~ :
Republican eIub meeting So yoa
see when thGnEs SO az they want ts~us
10 80. everything L. all rtght. aut
~nen they can I rule. thingx SO wFuag
and they are ready 10 say the zews-
ings are held Ia the wrong place and
try TO hire men 10 ~ork for tA~m.
Watch the dead mule. be may klck
you yet
Yours truly.
A D. CPCHuRCH.
Apex. ~ G., April :. isis
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-04-11

ing the most OF the Republican rot
ers OF Raleigh township. and not ex~
ofhcehoiders. Now have no ootec-
ton to the SmithneId Journal In
creasing its circulation At the expense
OF Mesgrs. Deaton. Wildes. Briggs.
Duncan and Co. but ! do think that
the good people Of the honorable old
county OF Johnston will see justice
done and help TO remove the "stnmh-
ling blocks" and let the dear, old Re
publican party become OF some force
in the State. and not try and keep IL
in the minority for few people 10
use az a political asset TO get once
with.
Now, Mr.. Editor. have never
bottled a convention. have never
gone SO far as TO 60 on the stage and
sit and hear a Democratic speaker
ridicule my party. and then congratu-
late him on IT. Now you will want
TO know who did this? | refer you
TO the Hon. Willis Briggs when
Bryan spoke here during the winter
Now. Republicans. all ask of you
is TO seriously consider before your
primary what is best to do, and after
our ticket Is nominated, let us all get
together and put our shoulder to the
wheel and try TO elect it, and not a
few Republicans get 1t in their heads
that they are wiser than the major
ity. and because they can't rule
ruin, for a house divided against it
self can't stand" This Is the last |
want to have to say. | have only
the interest OF the Republican party
at heart, being yet a young man,
would like to see the party come into
it's own. and | believe il these few
things are done, it will.
Yours truly,
GEO. NJ. GLENN,
Chairman Raleigh Township.
April 1912.