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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
FLORIDA ORANGE CROP
Almost Wholly RuiGed, Says Dr..
Croffuf, of Washington.

Washington, April 10.-DT. w. A.
Croffut, who has just returned from
Florida, in speaking Of the damage to
tie orange crop of that state by the
severe freeze of February, says;
"Flcridas orange crop was well-nigh
destroyed Not only were the buds
and blossoms killed, but tens Of thou
sands of trees were killed and viii
never bear again. The best orange re-
gions Of Florida were smit.en as by
fire. Passengers along the famous
Indian river could not last Saturday
buy oranges at less than 10 cents
apiece. Along the southern half of
the Indian river where the chief fruit
grown is the pineapple, fields are black
where they were frozen. Here and
there rises the purple thinble of a
young pine, Eut there Will not be one
twentieth of crop. Not only in the
upper half of 'ohe peninsula, where the
desolatiCn is pitiful and seems almost
complete. but far below Mama. al
most tc the very southern extremity
of the state the pineapple fields look
as if they had been through fur
mace. Here and there the sensitive
plants have been protected by board
she'd bat such attention is rare. The
E.ne is perennial, so it viii probably
bear again after a year or two, but
next winter we must rely on some
other region for the delicious pines and
citrus fruits. Very likely the bulk will
come from Porto Rico, and the British
West Indies. where frost is unknown" "
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
MESSAGES FROM OTIS.

Washington, April 10.-The follow
ing dispatches were received from
General Otis today:
Manila, April 8.
ITO the Adjutant-GeneraI. Washing
ton:
"Lawton is now opposite Laguna de
Bay with 1900 men. Condition of the
troops excellent. Sickness slight.
Otis"
Manila, April 10,
foTo the Adjutant-Gcneral, Washing
ton:
'Lawton's command captured Santa
Cruz. the chief city of Laguna de Bay.
this morning. Casualties, six wound
ed. Insurgent troops driven cut, leav-
Ing zIxtZ=elGllt dead On the toid am a
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
JONES A SECOND PINGREE
Toledo Mayor Now Possibility for
Governor of Ohio.

Columbus, O., April 10.-The election
of S. E. Jones, the independent republic
can candidate for mayor of Toledo by
a majority over both the regular re-
publican and democratic candidates
has injected a startling complication
into state polfdcs. Jones candidacy
was supported principally by the anti
Hanna republicans and anti-corpora-
tion democrats. Jones is a second Pin
gree on this subject. Both the demo-
Gratis and anti-Hanna republicans in
the state are talking of Jones now for
candidate for governor. Leading dem
ocrats here favor his endorsement if
the republicans will nominate him.
I'VE might as we'll" said one of them
this morning, for two-thirds of cur
men would vote for him anyhow, as
they did in Toledo last Monday"
General ]. Kent Hamilton, ex-mayor
of Toledo, and A. D. Fassett, the form
er a member of Governor BushnelI's
staff, were here yesterday in consulta-
tion with the governor and c. L. Kurtz
in regard to the nomination of Jones
for governor The conditions seem to
be ripe for Jones to make just such a
rise from mayor of Toledo to governor
of the state as Pingree did from the
office Of mayor of Detroit to the gov
ernorship of Michigan. Jones has
made a national reputation as the
Golden Rule mayor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
THE MONTGOMERY TO SAIL
Under Orders for Sea and Will Prob
ably Go With The Chicago.

Washington, April 10.-Therc IS
much mystery attending the coming
voyage of the cruiser Montgomery.
now at the Norfolk navy yard. That
ship is under orders for sea and no one,
not even the commanding officer OF the
vessel, it is said, knows its destina-
ton
There is a TumOr that it will proceed
to the South Atlantic station, where ii
will be the companion ship of the Chi
cago, which is ordered to leave New
York within ten days for its new sIa-
ton by way of the Mediterranean and
the eastern coast of Africa.
The voyage of the Chicago will be
an important one and Will serve a po-
litical purpose in European waters,
deemed quite essential at this time.
There is a need of such naval repre-
sentation in Ottoman waters especial
ly, and there are interests to be
served along the African coast.
One incident Of the voyage will be q
visit to Walfish Bay, near Cape Town,
British possession in the midst Of
German territory, where the ship will
indulge in target practice. There is a
significance in the visit, since the
courtesy OF the use of the bay by thu
Americans is evidently intended to i'll
press the German beholders in the
naioh bOrhOOd
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11

making the very best arrangements
for the reception of the troops in the
United States in conformity with the
quarantine regulations and require
ments OF the marine hospital service
and with the state laws.
An isolated camp will be established
at Savannah, where the troops may re-
main du1rrg the period required to
show that there are no infectious cases
among them. Meanwhile all baggage
will be thoroughly fumigated and the
inspection of the troops by the
surgeons will be rigid. Everything
possible for the comfort of the troops
will be done. and the camp will be
carefully prepared. II has been found
impTacticable to bring these troops
from the warm climate of Cuba to the
northern points IN the United States
at present.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
QUAY TRIAL BEGUN.
Jury Selected and One Witness Exam
ined-Crowds Kept Out.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 10.-The
trial of United States Senator Quay
and his son, Richard r. Quay, on
charges of conspiracy in misuse OF
the funds of the Peoples Bank of this
city, was begun this morning before
Judge Biddle, of the court of quarter
sessions. Few, except those directly
interested in the case, jurors and news
paper men were enabled to gain ad-
mission to the court room. Outside
the court room a special detail of city
hall watchmen held back those not
fortunate enough TO have special cards
of admission. Beyond the selection of
jury and examination of one witness,
Thomas H. Barlow, receiver of the
Peoples Bank, nothing was done to-
day.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
REPORTER ON THE STAND.
Sidney Reid Tells OF an Interview lie
Had With General Miles.

Washington, April 1O.-The army
court of beef inquiry resumed its ses-
sion today. Sidney Reid. reporter IN
the New York office CT the Associate"
Press gave the particulars OF an IN
terview he had with General Miles AZ
the WaIdorf-Astoria on the 31st OF
January last. In this interview Ger
eraI Miles was represented as telling
of inquiries he had set afoot. CON
cerning the beef supplied to the army.
and as saying that the canned roast
beef was nothing more than refuse OF
beef from which beef extract
had been made and as stat
ing that he had overwhelming evil
dence that the embalmed beef was
treated will. .chemicals.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
-. O -
ANXIOUS TO BEGIN.
Germany Expresses Desire For Early
Meeting of Samoan Commission.

Washington, April 10.-The German
ambassador, Dr. Holleben, called on
Secretary Hay today and went over the
Samoan question quite fully. The am
bassador expressed the wishes of the
German government to have the COM
mission begin its work at the earliest
possible moment in order that The
pending difficulties may be overcome
The German position, as made known
by the ambassador, while not in the
nature of q protest, at the same time
questions the course OF Admiral Kautc.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
ROMANCE ENDS IN TRAGEDY.
Spanish Love Affair Begun at Annap-
oils Ended in Madrid

Washington, April 10.-Through dip
lomatic channels comes from Madrid
the story of a tragedy which had its
beginning in romance at Annapolis
last year When Ceryera and the
Spanish naval officers were brought to
the Maryland capital as prisoners.
among those who became interested in
them was girl named Delphine Ardi-
son. She was from Baltimore, and was
on visit to relatives when the prison
ers arrived. "A filtration with a Span
ish lieutenant led to an engagement.
When the Spanish officers vent home.
Miss Ardiscn expected a summons to
join her lover and become his wife.
She heard nothing from him, left her
home and made her way to Madrid. At
the marine Office she was told that the
lieutenant was IN Cadiz. There she
found him, but he repudiated the en-
gagement. The American giIl returned
to Madrid, borrowed pistol, and kill
ed herself in room on the Gale de
MOntera
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
STREET CAR STRIKES.
No Cars Running Either at Bay City,
Mich. or Wheeling, w. Va.

Bay City, Mich, April 10.-The con-
soIidated street railway started four
street cars toby unucr. 4 ~su41d of
deputy sheriffs. A crowd attacked a
car in west Bay City, pulled the
crew off and drove them away. An
other car had its windows smashed and
was taken to the barn. Otherwise the
strike situation is unchanged, but the
crowds in this city are assuming a
threatening attitude. The cars are
carrying no passengers and busses
operated by the striking employees are
only moderately occupied.
Wheeling, w. Va. April 10.-The
Wheeling Street Railway company has
made no attempt to operate cars
since Saturday afternoon and the tie
up is absolute. A request was made
by the company that policemen be put
on each car, but this was refused and
no attempt to strat car was made.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
SCOUTING PARTY FIRED ON.

SCOUTING PARTY FIRED ON.
Manila, April f0-The rebels along
the railroad fred at a scouting party
near Mallo,lo5 today, wounding two
members of the Kansas regiment. The
United States gunboat Bennington has
gene UP the coast to the east in order
to relieve a Spanish garrison of 1000
men, beleaguered there since May.
Hundreds of Filipinos are daily re-
turning to their homes, but the pre-
vailing sentiment is that the war is
far from ended. I'VE shall see
hundred thousand soldiers in the Phil
ippines before the Americans control
Them" said one Of the American gen
erals here. It is generally conceded
that great reinfo:cements are nsces-
sary
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
REPRESENTS A NATION Now

Washington, April 10.-The cruiser
Detroit has been ordered to stop at
Carthaginia, Colombia, before putting
in at Port Limon She is due at the
first named port ltoday. The instruc-
tions prepared for Captain Dayton in
substance authorize him to deal with
the situation On its merits and accord
ing 10 his own judgment. If he finds
the Nicaraguan general, Torres, at
Bluefelds, is oppressively treating
American merchants, he will put an
instant stop TO the cause of the COM
plalnts.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
INVESTIGATING NEW YORK

New York, April 1o.-Only two wit
nesses of any Importance we're put on
the stand before the Mazet legislative
investigation committee today and
a number of hours into the afternoon
no particularly convincing evidence
was brought out. The investigating
committee adjourned its session until
next Friday when the chief witness
viii be Richard Crocker.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
REGIMENTS IN QUARANTINE.
An Isolated Camp For Volunteers Re
turning From Cuba.

Washington, April 10.-Acting Sec
rotary 1Meiklejohn has issued orders
relative to the return of the eight vol
unteer regiments still remaining in
Cuba, which are to be brought to the
United States. These regiments are
the Ninth Illinois, Forty Ninth Iowa,
Sixth Missouri Third Nebraska, Thir-
ty-Flrst Michigan, Sixth Ohio, Third
Kentucky, One Hundred and Sixtieth
1edgREa Tks order contcmElatss
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
PEACE TREATY ARRIVES.

Washington, April 10.-The eX-
change copy of the Spanish-American
treaty reached Washington today and
is now in the hands of the French am
bassador, M Cambon, who has ar
ranged with the state department for
final exchange of the ratifications at
2 D. m. tomorrow at the White House
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
COMING TO ARIZONA.

the University of Chicago are planning
to spend a part of the summer in Ari-
zona to study the formation of Ari-
coma and New ASzEcJ
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
FRENCH STEAMER WRECKED.

Port Au Prince Hayti, April 10-The
French steamer ManOubia, belonging
to the Trans Atlantic company has
been wrecked off Anse D'Ainault. The
passengers and crew were saved but
jshe steamer and her cargo were lost.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
MEXICAN MINERS KILLED.

Austin, Tex, April 1O.-Twelve min
ers lost their lives IN an explosion of
foul gas at the Sierra Navada camp in
Coahuila, Mexico. The acciden. was
in the Veda Rica silver mine.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
BLACK FOR COMMANDER.

Chicago. April 1O.-The name OF
General John c. Black will be pre-
sented to the executive committee Of
the national encampment of The Grand
Army when it assemblies in Philadei-
pbia Wednesday next to elect com
mander to succeed the late Colonel
John A. Sexton.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
SAILED UNDER SEALED ORDERS.

San Francisco, April 10.-The United
States transport Steamer Brutus sail
ed from here today under sealed or
ders. She is loaded with coal and her
destination is supposed to be Guam
island
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
THE RALEIGH AT BERMUDA.

Hamilton, Bermuda. April 10.-The
United States cruiser Raleigh, Captain
Cohlan, arrived at Murnay's anchorage
yesterday at 10: 30 a. m. She reports
having experienced fair weather from
the Azores, excepting April Z and 8,
when a hard blow delayed the vessels
progress. The officers and men are
in good health.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
QUIET IN NICARAGUA.

Managua, Nicaragua, April 10
United States Minister w. L. Merry ar
rived here this afternoon from San
Salvador by way Of Corinto. All is
quiet.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
TRIP TO REPRESENT AMERICA

Washington, April 10.-The Presi-
dent has selected Bartlett Tripp of
South Dakota, formerly minister to
Austria. the United States representa-
tive On the Samoan joint commission
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
BIRD SHOOTING CONTEST.

Eikwood Park, N. J., April 1O.-In
the tournament of the Interstate as
sociation, forty or the contestants shot
straight in the five-bird handicap and
divided $505.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11
GRAND LODGE or ODD FELLOWS

Tucson. Ariz., April 10 The terri
torial grand lodge l. o. o. f. CONF
menced here today. Twelve subordi-
nate lodges are represented by full
delegations Tomorrow the Rebekahs
will give q grand ball in the opera
house Wednesday the local lodge will
sksncaet he g~and ledge
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-11

large number cf wounded A consider
able number were captured. Lawton
viii push westward. OTIS.
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EASTY-In Seattle, March Z. 1853. at the
family residence TIA East Alder street,
Mrs. Mar Easily, wife IF James ksaszy
aged y years. 81 consumption.
Funeral services Friday at ? ?. nj from
the residence
family residence. z-is Esghtn avenue
Hazel this 7~year-esi daughter 81 M
and Mrs. James West. % pneumonia
Funeral services at 2 .. m today from
the residence
QUIgE-~fn skarway. Alaska. March ]:
lsks. william auiFk, aged Is years. "
The remains we're shipped 70 sacra-
men1o Cal. To-day for 1sterrnens by But
teywerth Sons
CICHECY-In SEATTLE March lss a.
l1l3 Thisfeeash avenue, CatSaFins. "Ae
OF Thomas Z. CloAesy. assa - sesss
HsDaa. ne are al Bopae5 * sfs~axts. Es~
neral announced Later.
M'INTYREs-Tne funeral services oser the
remains 81 William Mcintyre Will take
Place from his lase residence iSS Jackson
street, this afternoon AZ 2 O'Clock
Remains VIII be sent 10 Spokane. WASH
for intermessr at O'clock
FRESCH-fn Seattle, March :. is@s. al ~
First avenue. Walter II. French. aged -
years
ernoon at O'Clock from Bonnsy & stew
arts chapel under the auspices o. Ioi2m~
biA Lodge. No z A. o. T. W. All members
OF the A O. T.. w. are invited 10 attend.
Interment at Lake View cemetery
JORDAS-The remains OF Edward Jordan
will De cent to Barnevsls, Wis. this aft
srnoon AT 4 o clock by Bonney T. Stewart
for interment.
g(HETTLER-The funeral Of Charles r.
Bchettier will take place this afternoon
~ O'Clock from Bonaey IL stewart
chapel under the auspices OF ssattas
Lodge. No 81. X. OF T.. Interment al Lake
View cemetery.
FOY-Af Skagway, January q. Hugh Foy.
aged s. years.
The funeral will take place Friday at
10 4 m. from residence. ~, Olympic ave
nue.. inserment In Lake View cemetery.
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PERSON Al

ENGLISH GENTLEMAN. 10 years %
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WHOLESALE OYSTER ard r.ss, s,,.~g
Esaass. best Iocation everything f7rg.-els ass.
party g@&nsg north. aargaaY Address "
. care Foss-Iats zig esssex.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A SILVER MEDAL. contest sSili he given
By the f2ke Union ~ &, T. T. Fr aay
evening, March 10 ~ gne German " r.
chnTsh. corner leany way and Stewart
street Admission - GENTS
ANU HER tsfAna Hall and FrSxa Watt
~ GrffnaIta Hal{ Saturday March usf
kstfa ~ Isnsssssns Is celebrated orchestra
Admission &@, Profits VIII b8 taken fer
rev ssslisns IN
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UNUSUAL opportunity to .nses. Sas or
more. securing large permanent irseo,n~
CAPITA safe. profits sure. IL Gg.tda Ii
Broadway. New Iorx.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SAI.E-Large private roaming house.
one block from Tostoffice: large dining
room and kitchen: furniture all very best
eek. only one ingram carpet in the house:
$-.s1V; nai cash. balance TO SUIT purchas-
Ell; lease il desired. Spencer a. Co, Sill
First avenue
For Sale-F'lne grocery: viii invoice over
s2Es. fer $3.50. fixtures. horse and de-
livery wagon Included rent only so: call
quick; owners wife IL ard must he taken
10 California Spencer q Co, sii First
avenue.
For Sa!e.-FTne ssioon on Second avenue.
ncar the line; cnsals for easn: lesss tnan
invo.ce: owner retiring from bus n a. with
a fortune Spencer 4 Co. sil First ave-
nue..
Fruit and Cigar stand-ssso; one half cash:
goods will invoice over 500: rent only
SO: receipts average SIS a day. Spencer
a. Co, 81 First avenue.
L. & GOVERNMENT GoODs-Nothing
better fer Alaska. timber country and
hard work: cavalry trousers. double over
seat s. 10: dyed black. Sp: army over
coats dyed slack. s. %; Gen Miles Storm
ana cold weather hood coats. s. 20. army
black wool hats sc: Arctic overshoes
sl.ao. rubber blankets. sae; navy under
shirts and drawers. 500 each: navy
overcoats ss"e. blankets 81 ~ and faaj.
government tents. sxs. $50. Springfield
careines. ss"1; overshirts, s2-p1; the
shirts are made Of navy cloth and are
strictly ail wool Kirk. IZI1 First avenue
Ny entire herd If - head Of Jerseys for
sale Sc mature cows. IS two-yesr-0ld
he.fers: GIT yeariiugs and some calves:
the cows are in nne condition: / have
also a separator and boiler for sale:
this place has about 10 acres pasture
good grass. in the city. and convenient
10 schools investigate this rare business
chance T III. Wilson. tfIc Norman 8,
Seattle. Take Beacon HsIl car
--------------------------
MUST sell AZ great sacrs f1cn-An ar
preSS company. horses, wagons har
Des4, blankets. straps barn etc: doing
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VIC guarantee an immense bargain -
purchaser: - you are looking for busi
ness which brings IN a good income m.
II what you should Investigate De Mes
Spencer & CrgTn. 81 and - SULLIVAN
block.
WHOLESALE OYSTER and fish s,s-~s-
Ezess best location hang frg.-easzs-
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ALL members Of tire A q e W ara
requested - meet st the icdse room az
Columbia hodge at ! p m. FRIDAY Ia at
tend TIE funeral Of Brosher Walter
French ~ Triumph lndgc California
JOS 9ARBi 1f Master Workman
-
BUILDERS EXCHANGE wsfl mleef a,
IoswssrTs bal. SIS First u'cIack sSatmr-
day n.Eaf. AS contractors az. requested
20 attend, Important business ~ as
transacted
ARcANA LODGE s.. :. aaa A NJ meets
seSend aud s9urth Mo- lass each meath