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Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
MILITARY FORM OF GOVERNMENT
Will Leave the Tariff Subject and Perhaps the "Door" Open Until Legislation Covering the Situation Can Be
 Devised by Congress.

"Of course, it would be competent for the Paris commissioners to incorpor- ate in the treaty with Spain provis- ion granting to Spanish imports into the Philippines equality of treatment with imports from the United States and he treaty, when ratified by the senate and projected into law by con- gress, would be the law of the land.
 Tn the discussion Of the open door policy I notice that many, papers as- sume that it is the uniform policy of Great Britain in her relations with her colonies. It should be borne in mind, however, that there is a conspicuous exception to this in the case of Can ada, her most important colony, which admits imports from Great Britain at 25 per cent less duty than they are ad- mitted from the UnIted States and other countries. It is understood that this policy was adopted by Canada, if not on the suggestion, at least with the approval, of MT. Chamberlain, Brit ish secretary for the colonies, and that he is urging other colonies of Great Britain to give a similar preference to that country.
 Ut should be understood that a very vital point as to revenue is involved in tne possible admission of Porto Rico, Cuba and the Philippines into 'the Union as territories or states. These tropical islands are capable of produc- ing every pound of sugar and many other tropical products that the United g. ates consumes. If they should be adnnlrted into the Union in such a man. ner as to extend our tariff over them and thereby allow the free importation Of their products, we should probably lose not less than SuU,000,0O0 of rev enue annually, which would be very serIous situation under existing condi- tions.
 All of these difficulties only serve to emphasize the soundness of the sug- gcstion that the true policy for the next year is to continue the military administration of whatever islands fall into our hands, and in the mean time make such a thorough investiga- ticn of every phase of the serious problems which must be met, which will properly prepare us to meet them with wise legislation
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

she herself must appear in the princi- pal roles of the plays presented there.
 In an interview, Mime. Bernhardt declared that it was her intention to produce only high-class drama, and that she would aim to educate the pub lie to appreciate the best work More than they had done hitherto. She added that she feared that her tour of the United States next year would be her last, as her contract with the coun- cil binds her not to be absent from Paris for moro than three months an- nually, and her lease of the theater is for twelve, perhaps fifteen, years. She hoped however, to visit London ire QuentlY.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
MATHMORA'S BAND
Gen Wood Orders inc Capture Of inc
 Outlaws, Dead or Alive.

Washington, Dee. 1.-Sections of the eastern portion Of Cuba are being ter roriZed by company of thirty or forty bandits under the leadership of a man named Matamora, who claims to be a colonel, and who is native of San Domingo, but has been in .Ae service of .he Spaniards during the war in Cuba. His company was stationed ln small interior town in the province of Santiago when the surrender took place. His band comprises a lawIess set of negroes, who are ignorant, and were in the paid service of Spain, and conducted a merciless and savage war fare against the defenceless pacifcos during the war by plundering their stores and destroying their property.
 When the surrender took place Mata- mora and his men were not cOnsid- cred, and were allowed to roam about at W4n
 Since the suspension of hostilities this band of outlaws has been commit ting relentless outrages upon the plan tation owners, stealing their cattle. burning their fields and destroying their crops, after carrying off all that it is possible for them to take away. They make their abode in the noun tains and make raids upon the small and defenceless towns and villages. and upon the outlying farms and plan tations, and their victims have no re- dress. Many have been driven from their homes by these outlaws and com pelled to flee for their lives.
 The people have appealed to General Wood for defence. and he has ordered a detachment of soldiers to proceed against them and bring in the ringlead- eds either dead or alive. The Cubans report that Matamora's band has been increasing during the past few weeks, recruits having come from wandering and homeless negroes, some of whom were servants to the Spanish officers during the war. The outlaws have talk en to the mountains, where they are
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
HAS A HOME NOW.
4 Man Who Tried to Burn John Wana-
 maker Out.

Philadelphia, Dec. IA timely dis covery by a special officer of a miscre- ant in the act Of starting a fire in the basement of John Wanamaker's ex- tensive department store this after noon no doubt prevented serious con- Migration and possibly saved the lives of many persons. The building was at the time crowded with thousands of shoppers and employees, about 90 per cent of whom were women.
 Flames were seen to suddenly spring from a pile Of wicker baskets, and at the same moment an officer seized man who was stopping over the baskets in the act of striking a second match. The man, who gave his name as Mich ael Morgan, was locked up in default of bail Two boxes of matches and bottle of turpentine were found in his pocket Morgan said he had no home.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
MOVING SWIMMINGLY
The Peace Treaty Will be Signed
 Within a Week.

Paris, Dec. 1.-The work Of the peace commission is proceeding rapidly and unless there is unexpectedly a hitch the treaty will be signed within 8. week. The joint session reassembled at o'clock this afternoon. General Wesley Merritt, who arrived here yes terday from London, leaving his wife convalescen3 there was in consultation with the American commission all morning relating to the conditions and necessary methods in the Philippine islands
 General Merritt expects to sail for New York on December 10 and hopes to resume his duties in California or New York until his retirement eight cen months hence.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE.
St. Louis Wants the Event Celebrated
 by an Exposition.

St. Louis, Mo, Dec. At meeting tonight of the committee of i've ap- pointed recently to take preliminary steps looking to the proper celebration in 1903 of the one-hundredth anniver- sary Of the purchase of Louisiana ter ritory from France, the committee made it's report favoring an exposition.
 After some discussion it was decided to request the governors of every state and territory included in the pur- chase to appoint one delegate from each congressional district and two from the state at large to meet in this city on CT before January 10. The purpose of this meeting will be to decide on the time, place and manner Of celebrating the event in history which added so much territory 10 the domains of this c04lntry
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
POSSEMAN KILLED.
A Young Negro Kills One Man and
 Wounds Two Others.

Macon, Ga, Dec. IA special to the Telegraph from Butler, Ga, tells of the killing near there last night of a member of a posse and the fatal wound ing of another.
 R. L. Cooper, Wesley Wainwright and John P Jones were the posse. They went to a negro's house with a warrant The negro's 14-year-old son said his father was not at home. When the officers attempted to enter the house the boy fired on them with shotgun. Wainwright fell dead. Cooper will probably die and Jones is badly injured. The boy was arrested and taken to jail. It is believed he had help.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
KILLING IN CAMP
PriVate Kelly Shot by a Quarter
 master.

Athens, Ga, Dec. 1:-Private Kelly, Company c, Twenty-second New York, who was shot last night by Quartermaster Sergeant Becker of Com pany H Of the same regiment, died to- day of his wounds. There was a gen eral fight in Company C's street caused by too much whisky and the friends of Becker say he was merely a spectator.
 Intense indignation prevails in Kel- ly's company over the shooting. Im- mediately after it's occurrence, the men attempted to lynch Becker and were only prevented by the hurried ar rival of the provost guard.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
QUAY MUST STAND TRIAL
DemurrerS to the Complaints Over-
 ruled Yesterday.

Philadelphia, Dec. Judge Finlet- ter in the court of quarter sessions to- day overruled all motions of objections the five indictments found by the jury agalnst United States Senator M. s. Quay. his son, Richard R. Quay, and eX-State Treasurer Benjamin J. Hay wood
 The defendants were not in court, but R. F. Shapeley, their senior coun- sel on the announcement Of the judges decision, moved to instruct the clerk to enter pleas of not guilty. Next Tuesday was appointed as the day for beginning the trial.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
SARAH BERNHARDT's TTIEATER.
She Has a Playhouse of Her Own in Paris Now

Paris, Dec. 1.-The negotiations which have been proceeding for long time between Mme. Sarah Bernhardt and the municipal council for the lease of the Theater des Nations were con- cluded today, the council voting unan- fmously to accept Mime. Bernhard't of fer. Mme. Bernhardt is greatly pleased with the success of her plan and has arranged to leave the Renaissance theater with her company almost inn mediately. Her contract with the council requires her to confine her at tention to the Theater des Nations, and
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
MELTED CANDY.
GERMANY IN THE ISLAND blAKKEI

official interview with
 
 
 
  complications. arising especially Caroline standpoint canttha froma point of
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
A PLEA FOR ALASKA.
Governor Brady Urges a Reclassifca-
 ton.

Washington, Dee. L. The annual re- port of Governor Brady of Alaska, briefly summarized in Secretary Bliss report. was made public today. It makes a strong pea for congressional action on Alaska's needs at the coming session and beg3 congress to treat the Alaskans as American citizens, and not to classify them with Kanakas, Filipinos and Cuhans. It points cut that Alaska is thirteen times larger than Cuba, has been "in our pos session for thirty-one years, and it's value has been unknown and un2ppre- ciated."
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
INSURGENTS WILL RESIST
They do Not Recognize inc CeSSion
 of inc Philippines.

Madrid, Dec. 1.-Advices from the Philippine islands say the insurgents there have decided not o recognize the cession of the islands to the United States and that they will resist to the last. It is also claimed that the United States will require 10000 troops to put down the rebellion and it is a1- legged that the insurgents hold 10000 Spanish prisoners whom they will force to serve against the Americans
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
--.O - TALKING OF THE CANAL.

Washington, Dec H. President Iglesias of Costa Rica, in company with Mir Calvo, called at the state de- partment this afternoon A private consultation took place between the president and Secretary Hay lasting about an hour and q half. Owing to the privacy of the meeting nothing could be learned as to the subjects un- der consideration, but a surmise places it as the Nicaragua canal project.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
TROOPS FOR CUBA.

Washington, Dec. Maj ajor-Genoral Lee, commanding at Savannah, tele- graphed the war department as fol- lows, respecting the departure of the transports today with troops aboard for Cuba: The Manitoba, with Gen. eral Snyder and the Fourth Tennessee cleared here at $40 this morning. The Chester, with the Fifteenth infantry, left her anchorage six miles below the city about the same hOur.''
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

Washington, Dec. The Nicaragua canal commission, of which Admiral Walker is president, is hurrying for ward the work with a view to present ing a report by the time congress meets or soon thereafter. In any event it is probable the sunm ary of the commission findings will be made known to the president, as he desires to make use of it in a message to con- greSS.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
HE WAS A CRATER.

Kansas City, Dec 1.--It is stated here tonight that Grant C. Gilett, the Kansas cattleman whose financial col lapse last week revealed the fact that in less than three gears he had piled up an indebtedness of more than S50O- GOO. is under arrest somewhere in Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
MOVING PALACE WRECKED.
The Sunset Limited Has an Accident in
 Louisiana.

Jennings, La, Dec. 1.-The Sunset Limited, a transcontinental train of the Southern Pacific, WestbCund, was badly wrecked at 4:30 D. m;, two miles west of Jennings. 2 It is Impossible to tell the exact cause of the wreck, but 1t is surmised that an axle on the loco motive gave way. The pony trucks left the rails and ran 300 feet on the ties.
 The engineer reversed his engine, but could not stop the train which was under full speed. The engine finally
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
NEW SNAKE BITE REMEDY.

Washington, Dec. 1-Consul Skinner at Marseilles reports that Dr. Cal mette of the Pasteur institute at Lille. discovered anti-venOmOUS serum, by means of which poisoning from snake bites can always be checked and death prevented if the serum be injetad within four hours after the patient has been bitten.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
BLOWN OUT TO SEA.

Philadelphia, Dec. 1-Nothing has been learned by the Maritime exchange here of the fate of the barge Enos Soule, which parted from her tow Orion, on Sunday, or the schooner City of Augusta, which parted her hawser and was blown to sea On Mon- day. Grave fears are entertained for the safety oe the crews of both crafts, as neither has been seen by incoming vessels.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

left the track entirely and plunged down an embankment. the forward end dropping and the engine turning com pletely over, where it lies half sub merged in water and mud. It was that there was no loss of life
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
A LENGTHENED LIST.
Disasters on the New England Coast
 Last Sunday.

Buzzard's Bay, Mass, Dec. 1.-Mem- bers of the life saving crew at Gay head who reached hera this morning report that on Sunday morning the schooners Queen Hester, Vivian and Clara c. Baker went to pieces on the rocks off Gayhead. The life saving station crew during forsy-cight hours of uncaasing and unbroken effort sue ceeded in launching their surf boat for ten trips to the vessels and succeeded in rescuing nineteen men of the crews. Several, however, perisned before as sistance could reach them.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
A MONUMENT TO GORDON.

London, Dec 1.-WiIliam Waldorf Astor donated s25, ,O00 toward a fund being raised at the instance of General Lord Kitchener to found a Gordon memorial college at Khart0um.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
AFTER HIGRBINDERS.

Washington, Dec 1.-The Chinese government through it's minister, Mir. Wu Ting Fang, broached to the au- thorities here the willingness of China to negotiate an extradi.ion treaty ap- piicable to all criminals, but intended in particular to reach highbinders.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
CHICAGO GETS THE CONFERENCE.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-The conference committee having in charge the loca- tion of the Methods, general confer ence of 1900 held a meeting today with representatives of Minneapolis and Chicago Methodists and after a dis cussion of the inducements offered by both cities, Chicago was finally decided upon
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
GIVING UP THE DEAD.

Barnstable, Mass, Dec. l. Great masses Of wreckage have been coming ashore on the inside of Cape Cod since Sunday A piece of a vessel marked Emma, Philadelphia, came ashore at Sandy Hook, near Barnstable Light, and last night three bodies were found near there on the beach. Much of the wreckage appears to be that of fishing sehooners.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
THE SCALE QUARANTINE.

Paris, Dec 1.-The Journal, official, today publishes a decree fOrbidding the admittance into France of fruits and plants from the United States. It is a precautionary measure to prevent the introduction of the San Jose scale.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
THE CANADIAN CONFERENCE.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The Anglo American commission held it's usual sessions today, transportation across the border being the main subject un- der consideration
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
MOVEMENT OF THE TEXAS.

New York, Dec. 1.-The United States battleship Texas, in command of Captain Charles D. Sigsbee, sailed today for Fortress Monroe.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
A MILLION GONE.

New York, Dec. 1.-The marine un- derwriters of this city estimate that the losses sustained by the insurance companies as the result of the storm beginning last Saturday will probably amount to something more than S1 GOO 900.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
Litigants Met at Prayer Meeting and
 Arranged Matters.

Arranged Matters.
 Youngstown, O., Dee. 1.-The im- pOrtant will case Of Hoffmeister vs Boucher. in which Hilary Hoffmeister began suit to set aside the will Of Jonas Hoffmeister, has come to an abrupt end and settlement was reached out of court in q peculiar manner. The case involved $25,000 in cash and a considerable amount of city and county real estate. When the lawyers assembled to try the case they were astonished to learn that the litigants met a week ago at a prayer meeting and came to an amicable set clement of the case within the walls of the sacref edif1ce.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
A BROKEN GOVERNMENT.

Washington, Dec. Minister Merry reported to the state department that the government Of Costa Rica has re- ceived official notice Of the dissolution of the United States of Central Amer ica
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02
GRANITE NOT FIRE-PRooF.

New York, Dec IA seven-story granite building at Wooster and Third streets was destroyed by fire today. causing an aggregate loss of $1S5,000
 A s100,OOO FIRE.
 Lincoln, Neb., Dec. Fire today destroyed the main building Of the Lin coin normal university three miles from the city. It was a four-story brick and stone structure. Loss, S100.- 900; insurance, S25,000.
 MELTED CANDY.
 Canajoharie, N. Y, Dec 1.-The candy factory of the Petit Manufactur- ing company was destroyed by fire supposed to have been caused by an explosion in the chocolate room. The loss is S50,000.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-02

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The Eff.

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f1fe-''ear-piercing," as Shakspea'
calls ito the Swiss, and Sir Jane
Turner, who busted himself in WRITE
on military matters, names it the "AD'
maine whistle" In France 1t was Gu
ployed at least as early as 1854
which year it was ordered by Francs
that each band of 1000 men was
have four drums and two flies.
A few years later, in England W
find 'drommes and ffyffes' included
the muster Of London citizens. ela'
speaFe refers to the musician, no' "
instrument, when he speaks IN % :,
Merchant of Venice of "the v.
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