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Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
THE LAST HONORs
Funeral of John Sherman at Mans
 field, Ohio.

Mansfield. C., Oct. 25.-The sherman funeral train arrived this morning at 10:l6 with President McKinley's pri- vatc car attached. A procession was formed at the Union depot, with the president in a carriage. all the head, with Secretary Root. Secretary Cortel- you. and Congressman Kerr. The pro cession wcndcd its way to the little Episcopal church. where, as al youth. the great statesman Wcrshippcd. The casket Was borne between files of sol diers, accompanied by the honorary pail bearers. Secretaries Hay and Gage, Justice Harlan. Admiral Dewey. Gen cral Miles. Senator Cameron. Senator HaWley, Judge Bancroft Davis, Myron Parker and James \. Casscu.
 The altar, at the request of tn" fam lily, was decorated in white and the caskct was surrounded by u sea of floral offerings. Rev. A. E. Putnam, in robes of white, recitcd the burial ser vice \ procession, headed by Governor Nash. filed by for a look. after which the caskct Was removed tn the ceme- tery and placed in the family vault.
 Senator Hanna arrived from Chicago at noon and attended the funeral.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
STATUE FOR CHAUCER
Movement to Erect Memorial to
 Father of English Literature.

London, Oct 25.-The five hundrcdth anniversary of the death of Chauccr was celebrated today in London. Edin- burgh. Glasgow and other cities of the United Kingdom, where largely attend cd meetings of journalists antiquari- ans and others were held in commem- oration of the event. Curiously enough. although the great poet is venerated as the father of English literature. no suitable memorial of him exists in Lon don. the city of his nativity. and con sequently those interested in today's commemoration found no place to which a pilgrimage could be made or where memorial offerings might be de- posted. A movement is now on foot to erect statue to the poet in the Guildhal or the library, and the cele bration of the fifth centenary of his death will probably give a fresh inn petus to the movement. The Royal Society of Literature has c0mmsmOr- ated the anniversary by issuing d course of "Chaucer Memorial Lee tUres," and at the British museum d special exhibition was opened today of Chaucer manuscripts. various editions and engraVings.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26

Hong Kong, Oct. 25.-Advices from Lien Chau, on North rlver say the American mission property there is threatened with destruction by Box CTS, who have posted the following proclamatiOn: We have organized to protect our country and our homes, and We rely upon no other support in oI+izI to drive out the foreign devils. They are mad. They are usurpers of our land. They disturb our borders In all the provinces and prefectur=s chapels have been opened ard our people are driven. ripped ope nd disembOweled. while the foreignsrs grow fat on the. revenues of China. insulting our offi- cials and merchants and seizing our temples and palaces. The emperor is indulgent and permits this. Who can foretell the intention of tha foreign devils? Day by day they act more and more Outra geously. When We observe the condition of affairs our hearts are bruised with grief. The refore, We have organized cur strength to destroy the devouring wolf throughout the empire.'
 The Boxers took the American Pres byterian mission buildings. but have not destroyed them.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
BRYAN IN PHILADELPHIA.
Quakertown Gave the Candidate a
 Good Reception.

Philadelphia, Oct. 25.-Bryan arrived here this morning from Wilmington He was greeted by crowd that packed the depot. He was escorted to his hotel for a rest, but the crowd clamored for speech. and he was talk cn to the balcony of the second floor of the Times building. He said the re- publicans congratulated the farmer on the good rains and the laborer on the full dinner pail but the laboring men want something more. They want d representative in the presidents cab inet and relief from taxes and govern ment by injunction compulsory arbi- tration and laws against trusts. At the close he received a tremendous ova- ton.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
HOME FROM YAVAPAI
Republican Club Returns From Its
 Trip to the North.

fred, but happy the greater part of the Young Me1's K publican cl'b re- turned las evening frJG, Jerome, where was given the final touches tD she greatest and most effective political d mOnstratiOn ever hc,1 iu that DOT ton of the territory. Their special train was attached to the rear of the fg- ight and reached her, about ! o'clock. SeV- eral of the members of the party We're left at Prescott, having gone up town to get lunch, without figuring upon the axiom that time, tide and trains wait for no man. According to members of the club, the enthusiasm aroused by the trip to the north was far iu excess of the fJndest anticipations of thu most optimistic republican. At Prescott par Ieularly Governor Murphy and his cohorts w5re given a royal welcome. The entire populace rose up to GJ him honor and tha reception was a grand ovation for th- executive and the prin- ciples which he advocates At Jerome there was a repetition of the Prescott reception and at every place along the line the governor was greeted by d unanimity of enthusiastic fervor which promises well for a great majority when the votes are counted next month. At each succeeding speech the gov ernor seemed to excel his previous ef- forts as if inspired by the general en- thusiasm.
 The eXcursionists aside from the po- litical features of their trip had a most jolly time and more closely weld ed the fraternal feeling between the south and the north.
 Many of them had nzver before seen the great copper camp,/ ,/'or. for that lhatter, any great mining camp, and the visit was to them d revelation as well as an outing trip.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
ALLIES AT PAO TING FIr.

London, Oct. 25.-The following dis patch from General Gaselee, command CT of the troops at Pao iing Flu, has been received by the secretary of state for India, Lord George Hamilton:
 ''Pao Ting Flu, Oct. 9.
 ''The allied troops under my com- nraud arrived here vest ryiay. British, French, German and Italian guards have been posted at the gates. Today all the generals with a small escort went through the town, after which they arranged-fCr the allotment of quarters for occupation. I shall keep most of the British in camp for the present. I am waiting Tor orders from Waldersee regarding their futurs dis position. Most of the inhabitants re mained in the city. There are no signs of hostility
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
BRITAIN SENDS NOTICE.

Washington, Oct. 25.-The state de- pertinent today received a notice from the British government of the terms of the agreement T. ached by Great Britain and Germany as to China. This is sim liar in all points to the copy furnished by the government through Count De Quadt several days ago. The state de- partment now will prepare it's answer. which wilt deal with points likely to be acceptable to the other governments, leaving the third paragraph for fur ther consideration. It has Oeen deii- nitely decided that the ministers in Pekin shall conduct any negotiations that may be necessary with the Chi nese government.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
A BIG SOCIALIST RALLY
Debs and Hartman to Address Meet
 ing in New York.

N " York, Oct. 25.-rh, executive c5mmitt-e cf th, sa.ial democratic Tarty has made arrangements for what their secretary considers the largest socialist demonstration ever held ir America. Tn ir prcsidcntial candidate. Eug ne V. Debs, will be the principal speaker at mass meeting in Cooper Union next Tuesjay night. Job Harri- man of California. ce-presidential candidate. will also be among tn speakers.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26

recording secretary, Miss Alice Laws of
 Cincinnalti: Corresponding secretary. Mrs. John Tucker of Newark; treasur- CT. Mrs. Cornelius $. Selover of Cieve- land: and auditor, Mrs. A. Theodore Kline of Toledo. At Il o'clock the routine proceedings were concluded and the convention took up the regular programme of papers and discussions. The subjects considered included art in public schools, art in the home and sev- eral other. subjects along the same lines. The election of officers takes place this afternoon and will be fol- lowed by an excursion of the delegates to Blennerhassett island.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
MISS ALLEN MARRIED.
Daughter of Porto Rican Governor
 General Weeds Lieut. Logan.

throne room of the governors palace today Miss Bertha Allen. daughter of the governor of Porto Rico. became the wife of Lieutenant George W. Logan, of the United States navy. The ancient spIendor of the surroundings, together with the presence of numerous officers of the army and navy in full uniform together with the members of the con sular corps and the local dignitaries, made the ceremony one of picturesque magnificence. A pleasing feature of the ceremony was the presentation of addresses of congratulation from the local authorities of the different cities and towns throughout the island.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
OHIO BANKERS ADJOURN.

Columbus. O., Oct. 25.-Thc features of this mornings session of the Ohio Bankers association convention were papers by Edward KibIcr on 'Thc Ne @otiablc Instrument Law and Rev. Washington Gladden.. D. D.. on The Banker and the City, Upon rcas- s>mbling after tn. noon adjournment the convention listened to the reports of the committees and the delegates to the convention of the American Bankers association. Final adjourn ment will be reached late this after noon. after officers have been chosen for the ensuing year and the place for holding the next convention decided upon.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
MICHIGAN woMAN's BUILDING

Lansing. Mich. Oct. 25.-Tne new Women's building of the Michigan Az rioultural College was dedicated today with interesting ceremonies. President Snyder of the college presided over the exercises and among the participants throughout the state and the delegates tO the convention of the State Fedora tion of Women's clubs which adjourned its sessions to allow the members to visit the college. The new building was erected at a cost of about $100,G and will be used for the instruction of young women in all branches of do- mcstic science. The building contains besides the various class rooms large dormitory and a thoroughly equippe d gymnasium.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
INSTRUCTIONS TO coNGER.

Washington, Oct. 25.-Minister Con ger has been instru-ted to begin nego- tiatiOns with the Chinese commsslon- CTS on the basis outlined in the French and German notes. upon which all the powers are agreed. It is understood the representatives of all the other powers in Plkin have been similarly instructed oy their governments but however this may be, COnSer Is not to be restrained.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
ROBERTS RETURN.
Expects to Leave South Africa About
 November 15.

London, Oct. 25.-The war office an- nounces that Lord Roberts expects to leave South Africa for home about November 15. Lord Wolseley has con- sented to continue to perform the duties of commander-in-chie till the end of November.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
HORSE MEAT FOR CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct. 25.-The Record to- morrow will say: Health Commission cr Reynolds is considering the advisa- bility of licensing dealers in horse meat. Inspectors have discovered that a large amount of the product Is being disposed of in the city markets. The facts have been laid before Dr. Key holds. who has been asked to set aside the prejudice against horse flesh by al- lowing its sale under proper regula- tious.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
HORSE SHOW AT ORANGE.

Orange. N. J., Oct. 25.-High society of New York, Philadelphia. and other places was well represented today at the opening of the annual horse show of the Orange Riding and Driving club. The show will continue three days. Both in the number of entries and the value of the prizes offered the show eclipses all it's predecessors and as q society event it promises to be equally successful.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
A NEW POSTOFFICE.

Washington. D. C., Oct. 25.-(SpcciaD A postuiicc has been established at Aztec, Yuma county, with Howard w.. Heivly postmaster.
 Charles w. Higham has been ap- pointed teacher at the Hopi Indian school.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
STOVE TRUST ABANDONED.

Hamilton. O.. Oct. 25.-Stove manu- lecturers here have been advised that the meeting which was to have been held in Chicago today, to organize a combination of stove manufacturers. has been cancelled. The scheme, which involved about 900 capital. is said u have been abandoned.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
MERCHANTS WILL RESIST.

Dallas. Tex. Oct. 25.-Business men of towns in the Indian territory are or ganiZing leagues to resist the payment of tribal taxes in the courts. Their attitude is arousing the Indians and much friction exists. J. D. BudaWitZ, a white merchant at ArdmOre. recently cjected by the Indian authorities for non payment of the tax, has returned and other white merchants declare they will stand by him.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
IN JERSEY.

Jersey City. N. J.. Oct 25.-Thc first day of Mr. Brydns tour If New Jer- y, which clos q here with six meet ings tonight, may be described as a mad rush. From tha time he entered Washington park, opposite PhiIldeI- phid. until he cio5CI his last meeting here, h. had r,ad- fifteen speeches.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
ACTUARIAL MEETING.
Men Who Are Expert In Estimating
 Expectation of Life.

New YoCk Oct 25.-Men who can tell off-hand the expectation of life of persons of any age and who have other interesting facts and figures without limit al their finger tips, gathered in the college room of the Arena in this city today for the regular fall meeting of the Actuarial Society of America. The society is one of the most unique organizations in the country It was organized eleven years ago for the pur- pose of promoting actuarial science, and is composed of the actuaries of life insurance companies and large mum Der of consulting actuaries. Beside the United States the membership em- braces Canada, Australia, and many countries of Europe. The president is Thomas B. McCauley and the secretary John TatloclS, Jr.. both of this city. An interesting programme combining business and pleasure has been ar ranged for the present meeting, which extends over two days.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
FIRE AND EXPLOSION.

Washington, Oct. 25.--A telephone message from Indian Head announces that at 10 o'clock last night fire and several explosions occurred in the powder magazines at that place. No one was injured and the loss probably not exceed SEQ coo
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
BUENED TO DEATH IN FURNACE.

Nickcrs0n. Minn.. Oct. 25.-Laundie Hoyt. aged r.. was killed in d horrible manner at q sawmilI here today. He was attending to d ConVcyor which leads to the slab burner and in some manner became fastened to the endless chain. Before help could reach him he was conveyed to the furnace and burned to death.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
TWO THOUSAND KILLED.

Hong Kong, Oct. 25.-Advices to thc governor of Hong Kong state that TOUT thousand village rs were attacked ny rebels at Peng Kuk. The villagers were defeated and 1000 killed. The rebels lost 400. The imperial troops are now engaged with the rebels.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
PREACHER TRIES SUICIDE.

Chicago, Oct. 25.-S. $. Randy, col ored. said to have been preacher at one time and wanted for assault on 14-year-old girl in Arkansas City, kas-. cut his throat from ear to ear with d penl5nife here today. and it is said he will die.
 Randy was arrested here recently and made the attack on his life in d cell in the city prison.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
RECRUITS FOR PHILIPPINES.

New York. Oct. 25.-Assistant Quar- termaster kim5all announced today that 1000 recruits leave for the Phil ippiEes shortly on the transports Bu- ford and Fitzpatrick.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
CALIFORNIA's POPULATION.

Washington. Oct. 25.-rhe population of the state of California was am nounced by the census bureau today. The population of the state in 1909 is 1,4S5,O53 as against 1,20S,1S0 in 1890, representing an increase since 1890 of 22.9 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26

colli ry today. None but men want ing to go to work are permitted to ap- proach thg colliery. The strikers pass ing the colliery cdrse the men at work but no violence has yet been done.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
CONFERENCE cONrINrEp

ence of the United A.ine Workers be- gun yesterday was continued today The indications are that a com fusion will be reached regarding the terminal ton of the strike late tonight or early tomorrow morning.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
VEST A CANDIDATE.

St. Jose ph. Mo-. Oct. 25.-Senatar Vest of Missouri, writing uo a friend in this city says he will be d candidate for reelection to the United Stat s5n. ate
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
METAL MARKET.

New York, Oct. 25.-Copper and lead unchanged. Bar silver 641A; Mexican dollars, 5OA.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
CAMERON coLLrERY WORKING.

shamokin, Pa, Oct. 25.-Fifty depu- ties with revolvers in their hip pock Is guarded by twenty coal anu iron po- lice, are handling y,al in the Cameron
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
POLICE ARE ACTIVE.

Looking for thc AclOmplicos in tht
 Murder of Jennie Bosschietcr.
 Paterson. N. J.. Oct. 25.-The police are looking for the unknown woman whom Driver Sculthorge alleges was present in the saloon when Jennie Eos schieter was given the knockout drops and assisted Kerr, Campbell. Death and McAIlister to put the girl in the cab. They are also looking for the drug clerk who sold the chlorll to Mc- AIliStcr
Arizona republican., 1900-10-26
BOXERS ACTIVE
Posting of a Proclamation
 in Lien Chau
NOTE FROM ENGLAND

Containing Terms of Her Agreement With Germany-Similar in All Points to De ouadt's Copy-Allies Arrive at Pao Ting Foo-Instrue- tions to Minister Conger-Terrife Battle Between Natives.
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MIST GRIN AND ENDURE IT,

The action of the State Delno-
cratic Executive Commltte IN Or
dering a plurality primary 10
select delegates to the NatlonAl
Convention and to nominate pres
idential electors is condemned IN
nnmeasured terms by the jackson
nnpers The unusually conserva-
iva clarion Ledger is loud in ITS
CONDEMNATION of the plan and calls
otton,ion TO the fact that the COM
mittee made no provision for INC
election of u new executive eo'n,
miitee, which appears lnlent'''A'
On the part of the committees II. -
tbot it might porpetdate Itself IN
,,owcr that it may pass upon par
~ matters in 1908, when a canvass
vii, he made for State officers anu
two I,nited State Senator, as tw'
senator must be elected by tn'
legislature Of 1904. ...o, i,
There seems to be pretty Sren
, eral dissatisfaction at the ac''o'' :
! the committee throughout ln'
-. atata AS far as we ar
6 concerned, howeN ii, We nave ~
! kick to make at anything done y
i, tbc democratic party OF the S'"'
IN these times. We think We Gu
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. that execute such schemes, an
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-05-12

the political machinery OF the ,
stale in the accomplishment OF
their owA personal ends. We on
no,ed such mlicy and fought
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,nn~srs Of e." people approx" H.
and we hay, since endcaver'd 10
b,cone reconciled to our fate ana
bear cur share of the burden
without complaining. We do not
saw that we approve the action OF
the committee-far from it-but
we propose to do nothing about II
hit grln and and bear 1t. -EX.
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