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DIAMOND Lee let. Pike $50
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
After BE Has Served New York
The Second Term.
IT WILL THEN Be 1904, A. D.
Regarding fhe Coming Campaign
Ex-rfayor Strong Says That 1t
the Philippines is fiade the
Issue New York Democrats Will
Fall Over Themselves Getting
Out of the Party.

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 5.-Ex-Mayor
Strong of New York arrived here to-
day en- route to San Francisco to meet
his son, who is coming from Manila Cd
the transport Warren. Mr.. Strong pre-
diets that the republican national
ticke,5 next year Will be Mckinney and
Hobart.
Discussing Governor Roosevelt, he
said: Roosevelt is a very strong
man in New York state, but in order
to go before the people of the whole
country we think he should serve
twice as governor of our state. He is
young man and will make a strong
man for the 1904 campaign. He's young
enough for 'that'
Continuing, Mr. Strong said: eff
they make the Philippines question one
of the issues in the national campaign
there viii be hundreds of New York
democrats vote for Mckinley next
year. The anti-expansion idea is not
strong one. There are a few who
call themselves or are styled anti-ex-
pansionists, but they are few and
amount to very little in New York"
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
BOYCOTTING A BOYCOTT
Trsdesmen DISREGARD fhe
Labor Union Request.

Cleveland, Aug. 5.-No violence of
any kind has occurred ii connection
with the street car strike for more
than 'thirty-six hours, and IS a result
two additional companies of militia
were relieved from duty today.
There IS a marked Increase in the
number of passengers carried on the
Big Consolidated lines each day. Busi-
ness men and wholesale and retail
merchants, representing nearly every
line of trade have, in conjunction with
the chamber of commerce, taken steps
toward making an organized fieht
against the boycott Committees nave
been appointed to canvass the city IN
order to secure the cooperation of
tradespeop1e generally, and already
many have agreed to disregard the
boycott from this time on The strik-
ers declare they are receiving liberal
donations for support ard are in po-
s.tion to keep up the fight indefinitely
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
THE TRUST CONFERENCES
Meetings at Chicago and ST. louis
Next Month.

ST. Louis, No, Aug. 1.-Two ma
tional conferences for the discussion
of trusts are on the tapis for next
month one called by Governor Say
ers, of Texas, to be held in this city.
and a second to be held in Chicago un-
der the auspices of the civic fedora
ton. The dates named for the two
gatherings are bu,5 three days apart
and as but a comparatively few of the
those whose presence is desired can
find it convenient to attend both gath
erings It is not improbable that the
two conferences win be merged into
one. If this is not done it is likely
that the Chicago conferences will be
postponed until October or later. If
the communications so far received
are any indication the St. Louis con-
ference will be an immense gathering
of men from all parts of The country
whose political or commercial stand
ing make their opinions on the sub
ject of trusts worthy of consideration.
Among those from whom accept
ances have so far been received are
Governors Tanner, of Illinois, Poynter,
of Nebraska, Bradley, of Kentucky,
Pingree, of Michigan, Shaw, of Iowa,
Bushnell, of Ohio, lind, of Minneso
ia, Smith, of Montana, McLaurin, of
Mississippi, Jones, of Arkansas, McMil-
Ian, of Tennessee, Johnson, of Ala
bana, Murphy, of Arizona, Fancher, of
North Dakota, Lowndss, OF Maryland,
and Geer, of Oregon, Governor Atkin-
son, of West Virginia, writes that he
VIII be unable to attend, though he in
dorses the purposes of the conference.
Among those who dscfine to take part
on the ground that the present laws
in the various states are ample for the
regulation or suppression of trusts #
properly enforced, are Governor Mount
OF Indiana, and Governor Rogers of
Washington. In addition to the execu-
t-ves of the different states there will
be present a large number of attorney
generals ready to discuss the S3yers
antitrust bill from legal standpoint
or to frame a new measure if the con-
ference deems it advisable.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
THE DREYFUS DRAMA
The Great Trial Will Commence
Tomorrow MorniEg.

Rennes, France, Aug. 5.-Rennes has
awakened from its normal condition of
sleepiness with the arrival OF hundreds
of journalists from all parts of the
world and other actors in the Dreyfus
drama, and the town is assuming an
animated appearance. The terraces in
front of the cafes are full Of people
discussing the coming trial, which will
open Monday morning
General Mercier, who was minister
for war when Dreyfus was condemned,
arrived from Paris this afternoon. His
face showed an anxious, careworn
look. A large number of persons had
gathered on the platform at the rail
way station to witness his arrival, but
nothing noteworthy occurred.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

Mr.. Coughlin ignored all notice Of his
unconventional costume, and with
Mrs. Coughlin danced nearly every
number on the programme Mr..
Coughain in speaking of his new dress
suit. said:
Il think 1 made d very modest in
PRODUCTION of my idea that it is about
time for men to wear something beside
funeral black for full dress. I have
suits of royal purple and lavender, and
waistcoats of blood red and white
saan, but l did not think it was well
to begin this reform by going 70 the
limit. II 1 could only get five or six
men to wear : sui. similar tc mine,
why, success would perch uron my
banner"
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
FROM The SOUTH SEA
Hostile Chiefs Agree on the Samoan
Arrangement.

San Francisco. Aug, 5.-The steamer
Hong Kong Maru. brings the following
advices from Honolulu. The United
States steamship Badger arrived July
26th on the way to San Francisco. On
board are Hon. Bartlett Tripp, United
States commissioner and Baron Won
Sternberg, representative of Germany
Mr.. C. n. f. Elliott, commissioner for
Great Britain sailed by the way Of
New Zealand and Australia for Lon
don. The commissioners say that the
form of government arranged for
Samoa by the commission met the ap-
provaTof the Samoans. The day be-
fore the commission sailed delegations
of thirteen men from each of the fac
tions met on the Badger and signed
articles officially approving the ar
rangement in the name of the chiefs
Mataafa and Malietoa When the COM
mission sailed all was quiet and seem
ed likely 10 remain so. Residents of
Samoa filed with the commissioners
claims aggregating SH0,000 for prop
erty destroyed during the recent tenn
porary occupation of Mulinuu by the
American and British sailors.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
TRACTS FOR FILIpINOS
To Assist In The Glorious Work of
Conversion There.

Washington. Aug. 5.-General Otis
has asked for a number of Sims-D Dudley
guns, Gatlings and Hotehlass p
Founders for use in the Philippines
All are rapid-fire guns and are es-
pecially adapted for the warfare that
must be prose cuted there.
The ordnance bureau has been very
busy gathering up the guns asked for
by General Otis, as they have been
scattered about the country in the
different forts and arsenals, but a s,lf-
ficient number to meet the present de-
mand has been procured ard ordered
shipped TO Manila.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
DEWEY GRATIFIED.

New York, Aug. 5.-The following
fetter from Admiral Dewey was re-
ceived by Mayor Van Wyck
of this city today: 81 have
the honor to acknowledge the receipt
of your letter of June 80, rendering me
on behalf of the city of New York a
public reception upon my arrival and
extending to me the hospitality and
courtesies of the city. In accepting the
invitation 1 desire TO express my deep
sense of gratitude to the citizens of
New York and their representatives
for SO signally honoring me. 1t is i'm
possible at this time to fix the exact
date of the Olympias arrival at New
York, but I shall endeavor to inform
you definitely by cable from Gibraltar.
GEO. DEWEY"
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

Tuesday for four days meeting. The
congress is composed of representa-
tives from all of the leading fraternal
beneficiary societies in the United
States and Canada, and its offsets are
to unite all such organizations for the
purposes of mutual Information, bsne-
fit ard protection. The officers of the
congress are: President, D. E. Stew
ems, Philadelphia, Pa; vice president,
Or0nhy Toronto, Ont; secre-
tary treasurer, NJ w. Sackett, Mead
vile, Pa.
The medical section of the frat5rnal
congress, composed of the chief medi-
cal officers of the societies, VIII meet
at the same time and place, and a
1our days meeting Will also be held by
the National Fraternal Press associ-
alton.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
p GLORIOUS DEFENDER
The Columbia Emphasized Her Fit
ness Yesterday.

Newport, R. l., Aug. 5.-The de-
fender Columbia met the Vigilant to-
day for the first time since the trial
races of a few weeks ago and not only
showed her superiority again, but gave
her the worst beating in the history of
these two cup defenders. The Navahoe
was also in the race, but she in turn
was beaten by the Vigilant almost as
badly as the latter was beaten by the
defender.
three boats on her way to New London
SO that the yachtsmen did not have a
chance to /see now much she could
have beaten the other HeITeshoff
slOODS
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
NEW METHOD OF PRODUCTION.
Topeka Men Said to Have a Process
Which Will Be Worth Millions

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 5.-Tcpeka men
assert that they have made a valuable
discovery in the meahod of extracting
gold from ordinary shale such as ex-
lists in abundance in Ellis county, Kan
sas. They have sent several ship
ments of the rock to Florence, Col.
and say they get returns that range
from $14 to $40 per ton in gold, with
large percentage of zinc. If the re
port is true it means that 700 acres
of land along the Big Smoky river will
produce millions for the owners.
Those whose names are used in con
nection with the discovery are Major
Drought of Lawrence, f. Burleigh
johnson, Fred J. Close and S. S. OFT.
The latter was land commissioner of
the Santa Fe and resigned to give all
his attention to the production of gold
in Kansas.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
INGeRSOLL'S LAST STAND
His Old ComradeS-in-ArmS Will Pay
Tribute TO Him Today.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-Studebaker Hall,
the last place wherein Col. Robert G..
IngersoH lectured, viii tomorrow be
the place of meeting of survivors of
the Eleventh Illinois Cavalry and
other friends of the late agnostic who
will gather to pay tribute to his mem
ory The Eleventh Illinois Cavalry
was Colonel Ingersolls old regiment
and the surviving officers and pri-
Yates living in Chicago, Peoria and in
other cities will be among the speak
ers at the meeting, as we'll as several
prominent Chicagoans who were life
lcng friends of Colonel Ingerson.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
GUAM A MISSION CENTER.
Plans for Extending American Mis-
sionary Work in Micronesia.

New York, Aug. 5-The American
board of commissioners for foreign
missions are seeking 20 extend lueir
work in the Caroline islands. and tc
establish Il station in the I4adrones
TO this end the Rev Francis VI. Price.
missionary to the Caroline. is IN this
country for the purpose of collecting
money.
Missionaries have been at work in
the Caroline islands for rorty-seven
years. Thirty communities. represent
ing more than 200 islands and isles,
are now evangelical. the Inhabitants
having discarded the outward forms
of heathenism and put on. to large
extent. the dress of civilization. Each
OF these communities has 4 native
Christian teacher and church build
ing
1t is intended ito open new stations
on the islands of Yap. in the Carolines.
and Guam. in the Ladroaes. The CON
stI'uction of new missionary vessel,
to take the place of the Robert W.
Logan. which was recently wrecked.
will facilitate reaching these points
from the other islands. 1t is likely, in
case ahe purposes of the American
board are fully carried ou7, that in the
future the island of Guam will be con-
stituted the base of supplies for all
of the missionary enterprises IN the
AIicrOnesian islands.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
FUNERAL or COL HAWKINS
The ObSCquieS at San Francisco
Yesterday.

San Francisco, Aug. s. Impressive
and significant was the funeral of Col.
Hawkins. late commander of the Tenth
Pennsylvania volunteers, this after
noon. The. services were held at Ma
sonic Temple and in attendance were
the Tenth Pennsylvania regiment,
each soldier wearing bit of Grape on
his breast and each officer with Grape
on his sword hilt Members of the
various lodges were also in attendance.
The remains will be shipped east this
evening.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
q X. or p. TRIAL
The Old Case of WeIIinboss Decided
Against Him.

Indianapolis, Aug. 5.-The supreme
tribunal of the Knights of Pythtas,
which has been in session in this city
several days, today concluded the trial
of the memorable case of Thomas C.
Sample, suprem chancellor, against
Harry Wellinboss, a prosecution
which has been under way for a long
time
1t rendered decision of guilty of all
the charges of a violation of obliga-
tions and breaking of the Pythiar
law, and sentenced the defendant to
suspension from all nights and privi-
leges of the order for a period of two
years.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
THE CASE OF TORAL.

Madrid, Aug. 5.-The supreme coun-
Gil of war deliberated today over its
Santiago de Cuba to the American
troops. The verdict will be rendered
tomorrow. 1T is expected the accused
officers Will be acquitted. The public
prosecutor submitted q report de-
manding that Imprisonment for life be
imposed upon the Spanish officers re-
ponsible for the surrender of Manila.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
THE ADMIRAL AT NAPLES
New York Receives His Letter of
Acknowledgement.

Naples, Aug. 5.-Admiral Dewey,
who arrived here toGay from Trieste
on the Olympia, was visited by Louis
Iddings, secretary of the United States
embassy at Rome; Mr.. Richard c. Par
sons, second secretary of the embassy;
Mr.. Hector D. Castro, United States
general here, and the vice consul, Mr..
Charles NJ. Wood. The Olympia will
probably remain in port for a month.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
ITALY Will DEMAND TOO MUCH
Hawaii Will Not Import Italian
Laborers for Plantation Work.

Honolulu, July %. via San Fran
cisco, Aug. 5.-The plan 10 import
Italians to work on the plantations
has been abandoned because of the de
mands of the italian government
Which could not be granted. T,aly
wanted the planters to give a bonus
of 500 to the family of each laborer
imported in case the man was dis
abled during his service; also pav half
pay during illness: a dollar Il month
for the head of the family for each
child under working age: a garden
plot for each family; two pay days o
month; boys from II TO 10 TO get p
cents day.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
RUBNED IN THE PHILIPPINES

Manila, Aug. 5.-The steamer Satur-
nus, of the Compania Maritime, under
the American flag, was burned on
Wednesday and the crew is missing
Details of the affair are not known.
The captain of the Saturnus once OBJ
tanned possession of ship belonging
to the Maritime company, held at San
Fernando by the insurgents by moor
ing the Saturnus alongside and haul
ing the other vessel away in the n ;ght.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
BATHHOUSE JOHN IN SARATOGA.

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug. 5.-Alderman
John ]. Coughlin of Chicago, the noted
'Bathhouse" John, whose latest hobby
is dress reform for men, carried into
practice last night the idea of which
he is the enthusiastic exponent. He
appeared 81 a full dress ball in the
Grand Union clad IN a suit of noun
tain green. His entrance in the ball
room created a mild sensation, but
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
DULL AT BERLIN.

Berlin. Aug 5-Midsummer dullness
is brooding over Berlin. Nearly every,
body of consequence is absent and poll
tics are at a standstiH Papers editor
ialize on recondite subjects, live
themes of discussion being almost to-
tally lacking. Although the diet re-
assemblies on August 16, the fate OF
the canal bill is as uncertain as ever.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
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BURIED TREASURE FOUND?
Spanish Buccaneers Hoard Reported
Dug Up on Mexican Coast

Vera Cruz. Mexico. AuA 5-Arrivals
here from the town of Areas on the
coast of Canpeche report that the
treasure of Larencillo, a notorious
Spanish buccaneer, has been discov
cred buried in the sand by Jose Ros-
endo. the lighthouse keeper at that
place. The T. easure is in the form of
gold and silver bullion and amounts to
Il fabulous sum
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
BASE BALL.
Where Games Were Won and Lost
Yesterday.

At Cincinnati-Ci Cincinnati, 6; Louis
vile, 1.
AT New YOrk-New York-BroOklyn
game stopped in the fifth inning on
account of rain; Brooklyn, Z; New
York. f.
AT Philadelphia-Ba 8; Phil
adelphia, 3.
At Boston, o; Washington, 3.
AT Chicag Chicago, 4; Cleveland, o.
At Pittsburg -Pittsburg, A; St
Louis. 0.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
MORE FILIPINOs COMING.

San Francisco, Aug. 5.-The United
States transport Lelanaw, which ar
rived from Manila last night had as.
passengers sixty-eighJ Filipinos who
come here to be residents of the
Filipino village which is to be a feat
ure of the Mechanics fair, which
opens in this city this month.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
FR ATERNAL ASSOCIATIONS.
Gathering of Representation of Bene
ficiary Societies.

Meadville, Pa, Aug. 5.-The pro-
gramme was issued here today by Sec
retary NJ w. Sackest for the thir-
teenth annual session of the National
Fraternal congress, which wild con-
vene in Chicago two weeks from next
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
Yellow FEVER.
The Situation at Hampton Now Under
Control.

Washington, Aug. 5.-The marine
hospital service had no news up to
noon to indicate any further spread of
the yellow fever around Hampton,
While the situation is regarded as en-
couraging it is not proposed to leave
any possible loophole for The spread
of the disease outside of the already
quarantine lines.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
AWAITING THE NEW ARMY.

San Francisco, Aug. 5.-There are
no less than eight transports in the
harbor now a-2d army transport Off
cials are working harder than ever in
the endeavor to get them all off as
soon as possible for the Philippines.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
SAILED FROM SOUTHAMPTON.

southampton Aug. 5-Among the
passengers on board the American line
steamer st Paul which sailed from
here today for New York were Thorn
as B. Reed, Senator VIM. ]. Sewell of
New Jersey, Daniel FrOhman and
Richard Croker.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

even a partial failure and barring a
few limited areas where it has been
damaged by storms, there never was
year when the prospect this late in
the season was more promising.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
NEBRASKA CROPS.
The Prospect Was Never So Bright
AS Now

Omaha, Neb., Aug. 5.-Railroad.
traffic men and grain dealers have
been making some estimates of the
probable crop of Nebraska. Recent
rains have put it beyond any danger of
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06
EX-CoNGREssOIAN DEAD.

San Francisco, Aug /5.-Ex-Congress
man w. A. Piper is dead.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-06

Continued on Eighth Page.)
The Jersey City news., 1899-02-11
BOARD OFF FINANCE.
fomcial Proceedings,

L
Adjourned regular meeting of the Board %
of Finance, held in its rooms at the City
Hall, Tuesday, January "a, 1899, at
: Present.President Tsua Heppenheimer and
Messrs. Midlige, .Ringle and Simpson,
AbSent-Mr. Bailey-1
Regular order of business was taken up.
PETITIONS, ETC.
The following petitions were presented,
received and disposed of as follows:
OF Walter K Birdsall, attorney OF Wm.
Clark, assignee, requesting that the
claims of julius Breternitz passed by the
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers and now in the hands OF the Commit
tee on Concurrent Resolutions OF tne
Judgment heretofore recovered against
the said Breternitz having been satlsfac-
torily settled. o,>
Of James Kilmead. for cancellation OF
certain personal taxes. o.
(Referred to the Committee on Salaries
''lS Of Michael Doyle, for the return Of
s42 90 for overcharge payment OF taxes OF
-'lf (Referred to the Committee on Salaries
''1d Of Adam Adam 4. Rapp, for correction in as
sessment for the opening in Neptune ave-
nue.. between Bergen and Ocean avenues
(Referred to the Commissioners OF AS
sessments on motion of Mr.. Simpson)
OF George w. Decker, ]. w. D: Bogardus
and others requesting that TINS Board
make the transfer OF money d. fSCOiii-
mended by Commissioner Thos. y. Mlils.
(Referred to the Committee of the
The following claims were presented,
received and referred to their appropriate
oosI Frank ami Stevens, s6.65. and The Jersey
From the Corporation Counsel
THE Corporation Counsel, to whom was
referred January 49, 1899. the resolution
Of the Board of Street and Water Com
nance to set aside $1l0o0 to pay the ex-
penses of modifying portions of the
Street grades of certain streets necessi-
tated by the elevation of the Erie Rail-
road presented the following communi-
cation. and on motion of Mr.. Simpson, the
Communication was received and fled and
the Clerk directed to send a copy of the
same to the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners
To the Honorable the Board OF Finance,
Jersey. City, N -
Gentlemen--Under the contract made
between the city and the Erie Railroad
Company and other corporations associ-
ated with that company for the elevation
of certain railroad tracks in Jersey CIV,
and the abolition of certain grade cross
ings, certain work is to be done py the
city. Under the resolution adopted by
fhs Board Of Street and Water Conlmis-
sioners, 1t appears that the cost of this
work will be about eleven thousand dol
lars. and your Board is asked TO make
Al appropria ton to meet this expendi-
fure. This can be done, or the cost can
be paid out of the money received from II
censes The work will have to be done by
contract. II it is decided to pay for II