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Arizona republican., 1900-09-15

theater September IS, and matinee Sep tember 19, 2:30. Seats on sale at FL vey & Hulett's pharmacy Saturday, g o'clock a. m.
 New Mexico Territorial Fair Albu- querque. September 17 to 21. On which account we will sell September T., IS and 19 round trip tickets good until September "A, at rate of $2S.SO
 F. W. GILLETT,
 General Agent. To the Democratic Delegates: The s. r. P. & P. railway will be pleased to extend the time limit of round trip tickets until the convention adjourns. Call at the office at A West Washing ton street H. P. ANEWALT,
 General Passenger Agent. Miss Nellie Walton will resume her class in music September 15.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15
LADIES

Before you get your taller made suits come to the Chicago Store and see ours. They will be shown about the 10th cf October. You can select your own ma terial and have a suit made according to your own fancy. We will make suits from $15 up. MT. Stein is now in the east selecting the very latest nov elries: also an elegant line of silk waists and skirts.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15
GEAR GOING TO LIVADIA.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 1.-The czar, the czarina and their children will start for Livadia on September 2S. Count Lamsdorff will accompany them in order that the administration of foreign affairs may be controlled di- rectly from Livadia during the czar's stay.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15
PROHIBITION TERRITORIAL. CON
 MENTION.

Headquarters Prohibition Territorial Central Committee, Phoenix, AriZ., September 14. 1900.
 A convention of the prohibition p1r,y y of the territory of Arizona is here? called to meet at the Doris nall. in Phoenix. at 10 o'clock a. m. on Sep tember 22. 1900, tp nominate a delegate to congress and transact other neces- sary business.
 The apportionmert of delegates from each county is as follows: Maricopa 6; Cochise. Graham, Pima and YavapaI each ?: all other counties. l each.
 JOHN WIX THOMAS, g. s. GREEN. Chairman
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15
"KELLY'S KIDS"

There is no question as to the gen. uine humor of OutcauEt's caricatur5s s in the New York World. His "Kelly's Kids'' proved a genuine success. The skit permits of strong special features. pretty girls in different costumes, and
 q whirlwind of fun. The Kidshs are ever prominent and are irresistible in their mischieVOus pranks. 'Kelly's Kids" will open the season at Doris
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15

Order your fall suits carry. Our first consignment of fall and winter goods has arrived. H. G. Feelings, Mer- chant Tailor, S9 N 1st Ave
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15
BABY TOSSED IN A CAR FENDER
Landed Almost Unhurt While Her
 Father Was Disabled

New York, Sept. 14.-William Wit tner was sitting on the front stoop Of his home last night watching his 2
 year-old daughter Lizzie playing in the street, when Sixth avenue car came along. The motOrman did not see the
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15

Washington, Sept. 14.-The suprem court of the United States will meet fo the October term on October s.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15
THE METAL M LARK EFT.

New York, Sept. 14.-Silver and lead unchanged; Mexican dollars, 4SA.
 Copper Brokers 167s; exchange 16S4: casting. 165s.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15
JURY Is SECURED.

Frankfort, Ky. Sept. 1.-The jury has been completed in the case of James Howard, accused of the assassi- nation of Goebel.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15

Half a sofa is better tan no bed.
 The man who bOrrOws trouble doesn' have to pay it back-but he never gets done paying interest.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15
NEWS
 OF THA
 TOWN
PHOENIX WEATHER.

The following weather conditions pre- yailfng in Phoenix yesterday were re- ported by the United States weather bureau:
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15

SUPREME COURT, OCTOBER s.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15

For bargains go to the Peoples Store just opened. 245 East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-15

a large farm in Utah and is extensively interested in mining matters. owning the Little Jessie mine. near Prescott.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30
TOO SOON
RAILROAD WATCHES.

= The kind that win pass insrectlon. We sarry
the largest stock Of R Il. Watches; lnst tee
awe you time to pay for them. MCKINNEY.
THE JEWELhR. Monument So. feb24dH
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30
THE INFIRMARY.
Ressiutions Adopted by the Board OF
Trustees.

Resolutions Adopted by the Board OF
Trustees.
Al meeting OF the board Of trustees
Of the Maine Eye and Ear Inhrmary held
Saturday. vies-Prssident Ami whitney
Of the corporation, Prssidsrt Dow Of the
board Of directors trustees and DR.. E E.
Holt were appointed COMMITTEES 10 pre-
pare q memorial on the death Of Prssi'
dent Payson Tucker. The committes re-
ported the following resolutions which
we're adopted and spread upon the records
ana sent 10 the bersaved familyi
It's with feelings Of profouua regret
that We have lsarned OF the death OF the
prf sident OF the corporation Of. the Maize
Eye and Ear Infirmary, Mr.. Payson
Tuoter, which occurred ON the 9Th Inst,
ct st. Clair. Michigan, whittier he had
gone for the benefit OF bis health.
Mr.. Tucker was elected vios-president
at the organization Of the infirmary, and
uron the death Of Mr.. Earrinaton. N as
eisct.d presidsnt He early interested
himself In Its work and his advies and
aotive support were constantly given, TO
promote the best interests OF the inhr.
mary.
Mr. Tuoker was known as one Of the
foremest citizens OF the state, ana the
fact that with his multitude Of cares he
could oonssut 10 ssrve az an effioer In
the affairs Of the intirmary and give II .
mansgement his en dorsement was quite
as much an assistance In it, early work
IS his numerous and generous contribu.
tiens.
In his death the infirmary loses one Of
It's early ana most active supporters and
this board wise counselor, and We wish
to extend to his bsrsavsu widow our
sincere coincidence and assure her We
have lost q true friend and An honored
associate; that the many aots OF kindness
to the people OF this CITY and state will
always keep In blessed msiaory the kind
nsss Of disposition and the many deeds
Of his useful life a. precious heritage.
Trustees whitney, Mineiow. Dow and
Holt were appointed o committee to rep
resent the infirmary ct the funeral.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Col v. E. Boothby Saturday evening
received telegram from Mrs. Payso
Tucker, saying that the proposal for .
M blic funeral met her wishes. The fun
eral will be held Wednesday afternoon,
the hour to be announced latr.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30
WORKING THE PUBLIC.

For several evenings past one who ap-
peared to be little old woman, with a
shawl drawn closely over her head, has
sat on the ourbstons on Congress street
near Casoo street, grinding away ON q
whcszy organstte and soliciting aims
from passsrs by. The police have moved
her several tin %, but she always resumed
her seat and music. Saturday evening
Offiuer Merrill saw the figure obstructing
the sidswalk and told her she would have
to leave. He saw her rise with apparent
effort. and when she thought the ofhcer
Was not looking, suddenly straightsn up
and throw the shawl back, revealing the
face Of q girl about twelve years Of age
who had bsen working the old weman
racket to obtain money. A passer ~
who was watohing operations saw ehs
airI skip across the street and followed
her. when he saw her 60 up to two
psople on the other eide whe were evil
jently in the combination, and pass them
. handful OF change with the rsmark that
she got that much before the officer
dstsoted her.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30
Sunday Disturbance.

Every one was sorry for those people in
church last Sunday who were suffering
with a distressing cough. A fall dose of
Downs Elixir on going to bed at night
the most severe cough. Whenever there
is a tickling sensation in hesthroat take
a few drops of the Elixir on the tongue
and let it run slowly down the throat
and immediate relief will follow. We,
the undersigned, druggists. agree to re-
fund the money if it does not cure any
cough, cold, whooping cough or throat
trouble.
c. n. cUPPY & CO.,
Monument Square,
PORTLAND.d NE
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30
PAID FOR EATING.

Late Saturday night one Of the custom
srs In the Voodbins cafe ON Middle street,
after partaking of his lunch. was hand
ed few cents more Of change than
needed when be came to settle his bill,
But the discovery was not made by the
oierk until the customer had got outside
the door. Jnen followed general run
ON the part of the bunooed clerk and sew
sraI Of the hsbitues Of the place. Ths
clerk with his white apron and bare head
attracted considerabls attention as he
streamed down the street In quest Of an
officer. The hunt was abandoned In q
few min utes and the young man who had
been given more than his necessary
amount is still At large.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-30
ON SATURDAY NIGHT.

1t was early Saturday evening In Mon
ument square that the crowds on the side.
walks stopped to watch the antics OF 9
small horse. attached to . small wagon In
which sat small boy who hsid In his
hand big whip which he piled vigorous
Iy In frantic endeavors to make the horse
20. It 10 NOT to be Inferred that the
horse was standing still. On the contrary
he was In lively motion but he insisted
In going lack ward instead Of ahead
For Q small horse he developed wonder
ful speed, bus be insisted on making time
wrong end foremost. II the managers Of
the country fairs can be induce to ar.
range o few backing matches that small
horse might win big money. The trouble
was due 20 the fact that the boy desired
the horss 70 move In Ethe usual fashion,
so he piled the big whip while the o1tnt
went backward, the course being q OR.
culAr one and the small horse, the small
wagon and the small boy went round and
round until the spectators were Dizzy
AZ the horse made eiFclss on the pave
ment, tins Lash Of the big whip made cir.
elss In the Atmosphsre and In the oiroum
ference OF each oirols was Q spot where
the course Of the persuader ooinoidsd
with the anatomy Of the backing horse.
Just why the horse did not overtura the
wagon was net apparent. Perhaps shat
was what he attempted to dot but he
finally gNve 10 up and stopped. The small
boy and the big whip kept right at work,
however, and 90 st last the horse sur
rendered and the small boy drove his
diminutivs rig away In triumph.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
CALIFORNIA
GOLD MINING
ILLUSTRATED
EUROPEAN MARKETS
\ AFFECTED BY CHINA.
RAILROADS NEGLECTED IN
NEW YORK.
Trading Confined to Sugar and
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Dividend Prospects.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York, July 2s-Trading to-day was.
for the most part, confined to Sugar and
Brooklyn Transit. and tine railroad stocks
were neglected. Sugar declined on attacks,
very obviously coming from Mr.. ]. o.
Paine. accompanied by rumors of labor
troubles and foreign competition neither of
which amounted to much. The same in
terest, probably. sold Brooklyn Transit In
both cases a distinctly weak bull account
was found. The bank statement was fair
" good one and the increase In the loans
was adequately explained by the known
foreign buying during the week.
This has been a week of the na-rowest
end most professional trading seen for
Eiany years. The movements have been al
|most entirely made by the professional
trading element. and the public keeps
ligiously out of the market. A few special
ties. like the traction stocks. Sugar and
Tobacco, have been engineered up and
down, irrespective of their merits, and the
railroad stocks have remained duh and
neglected.
The Chinese situation Is the problem
which is occupying all the attention of
the foreign bourses. and until that riddle
is solved It may be taken that no public
interest will develop in England or on the
Continent. The ENJOYS may or may not be
alive. and the cablegrams from Shanghai
on the question only seem to make con-
fusion worse COMPOUNDED. Whether they are
or are not, the Powers are resolutely bent
upon occupying Pekin.
china is not united force, and does not
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
Burial Permit.
change.

Percy Hogan. 10 years. $3.50 Hickory: dropsy.
Elizabeth W. Evans. g. years, SEA Reilly: en-
doCaTGitis.
Timothy Dolan. Is years. Manchester and Mar
shall. pneumonia.
Sibiey C. Rineman. 2 years. 4Ss7A Maryland
typhoid
Frederick Toilette. 10 years. 2sD Clark; heart
disease.
Lena Schrenstine. years, 14il South Third
bronchitis
Mary Nesby. 80 years. 3l02 Clark. bronchitis.
Joseph Enste. IL years. 34ll North Twentieth;
epilepsy.
Enieii Sticking. G. years. SIG Lami: pericar-
dtis
sarah Moore. IS years. Female Hospital: con-
sumption.
George Huber. ~ wears. 2l2 Souiard. laryngitis
Mat Turner. 2s years. 1906 Chestnut homicide.
Anton Pinkar. ~ years. sixteenth and Market:
suicide.
Mary Reelon 60 years. 1895 Papin: tumor.
John Bergmann. Jr.. 81 years. 2Sos North Tay-
lor. fracture Of spine.
Lowisa Hannker. 81 years. 14eo South Broad
way: senlity.
tation. ---
August C. Meyer. Is years. 200 Dodier: tuber-
cuoss.
teepth: enterocolitia
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
~ j, time loans,
stocks.
Atchison Is 80.
Mining shares.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
England,


London July 2.-ConsOls for money 81 1915;
do. for the account 81 I7-S2: A,chison ga. cana
dian Pacific, sols; 81 Paul llii.: Illinois Cen
ferred III: New York Central I5el.; ESie iIls:
Pennsylyana s5asi Reading a. Erie first pr.
Grand Trunk 81, eS; Anaconda So; Rand nau. Mines !,
i ,grsa Month Months Ellis Ellis T.. cent S"o'' 0"s '
Germany.
Berlin. July 3s-Exchanse on London. com
Eapfs for checks. Discount rates: shoit bills a.
per cent: three months, bills 81 per cent. BUS,
Of the market favorable. although there
" ,ba disappolnting Boehrner dividend OF Is
per cent. At the close a majority OF the quo
taticns showed an improvement on the day.
France.
Paris July es.-The Bourse to-day reflected the
strength shown by the London market. although
business was not animated. The closing was
firm eksf Tn sssSTs after fn Me's as be-
came quieter. Three per cent rentes so sc for
the account Exchange on London 2Sf l5c. SPAN
ish As closed !2.o.s=.
Bar silver.
New York July as.-Bsr silver 605sc per ounce.
London July 2s.-Bar silver steady IS li-I6d
pei '" Treasury Statement.
Washington. July 2s-To-day's statement of
elSsi1e Of the .iyo,oooeo gold reserve in the di
vision of redemption shows: AVAILABLE cash bal
ance. si'oiss''s SSid. s s.:.,s
New York. July %.-Money on call nominal: no
loans: prime mercantile parer 4ais per cent.
sterling exchange STEADY With actual business
IN bankers. bills at @sass Tor demand and at
assaa ST.: eommsreia, bllls sissgi 81. silver
b Sf so sh Silver dg 4sm s t mort
to all countries for this week aggregated $685.. i25
silver Ess ssTs snd me eS s na FcS ana sSs silver
Ciearinss sis. sos.4 Az balances f.Os4. i52. The
Subtreasury had debit balance to-day Of s5oi.-
boston. Mass. July a.-Ciearings s2.74.5s2
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The following synopsis OF the gossip In
gard to the leading features of the New York
market was received by ID. r Francis. Bro
4 Co.:
New York. July 2s-London did practically
nothing IN this market to-day One house bought
but there was no transactions or arbitrage ac-
count. the London market beirS deserted.
The aggressive selling Of Sugar stock, under
which the price broke 2Ss points in five min
utes. was based on reports. circulated on the
Stock Exchange. that q strike was imminent
IN the companies refineries. The early dealings
In this stock even with the rest Of the list
A very large crowd OF brokers were at the sugar
post at the opening. There was a strong press
ure to sell by a number Of large commission
were marketed. Seeing the tendency. a brokeD
usually identified with operator Of some specu
lRtive prominence offered the stock without
ffculty from 26i. to 24ia- Very few stop orcers
promptly A transaction at 1ea had been made.
but not recognized and printed on the tape
until fifteen minutes.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was active There was
some evidence that one more rrfessional
operators were more heavily short than they
a fair amount Of stock at fractional advances
London cables Were follows:
London Las p. m--The securities marfefs kens
orally show a contraction Of dealings. owing to
the continued uncertainty regarding the fate OF
the foreign Ministers at Pekin- Consols and dis
count unchanged.
American Railway shares ere very duli at nom
inal advances over New York parity.
Advtces In regard to cotton were a. fouoWps
Cotton advices from liverpool to-day were
advices by the Chrosicle induced some longs to
SELL hence the decline Of about points nom yes:
terday's close. The buying was scattered and
confined principally to reports covering.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
Receipts and Shipmeu
Barley.


All the barley the market was few
cars of screenings. which sold at 3Oq32c
and ear of fair old barley, which went at
i2c. With SO little offered, no business of
consequence was possible. Whether or not
buyers cared for barley. ii was useless for
them to make any attempt at buying. Four
movement. The market for old was 30iI Sc
for screenings S64iec for feed. and 400 i5c
for low-grade to good mailing.
Flaxseed.
No important change occurred. and no
business of any magnitude was done. There
WAS a very quiet market Cash flax was
salabie at late quotations. Arrivals were
fair and yet cash offerings were very small
there being hardly any offered Consign-
ments appear to be going on contracts.
Aug. delivery was salable at the reduced
quotation of yesterday. Oct. showed I1c
decline. Minneapolis received / car, and
Duluth cars. Sept. was sl.3s bid and
several cents above asked. Oct. sold at
Timothy and Glover Seeds.
Clover was nominally weaker. for Oct.
delivery was offered at rs. with no reg
nominal; some small lots of very poor and
tailings Were all that was offered: the lat
ter sold down TO 81 per 100 pounds. For cash
there n quotable range of AnS for
country lots of low grade to choice, and
fair to good at s6.50a7.5e. Contract seed
SHrt. S.
-. e weak feeling lately prevailing In tim
othy was again present. Future delivery
prices declined-Sept- about &c. and Oct.
1H &c. Inc latter was at q discount again,
while yesterday II was not. There was in
creased trade. More selling orders from
the country appeared. due very likely to en-
couraging crop prospects. Sept. delivery
trading was at S3.2cd3.25; closed at s.. 22iz
sellers. Oct. sold at SS.17i913.20 30. and closed
nominally at s3.l7ie.
Provisions.
Only a light trade was reported and the
market was easier Outside orders and
local trading were light. Offerings were
fair. and the general demand moderate
Hogs were in moderate supply and higher
A fair supply is anticipated during the COM
ing week. Receipts at the lie lding Western
packing points were estimated at 1890.
compared with 3s 700 one year ago. For
eign advices were unchanged and domestic
markets were quiet.
Receipts of products were fair-of lard
and meats about 81 cars. Shipments Were
moderately large; Of lard and meats, about
l5t cars. Prices ruled considerably lower
on all the leading articles. and closed steady
at inside figures. The shipping demand was
moderate and offerings were fair. Sales
were fair and prices without material
change.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDs.
Market Dull. Tome md SlOw-Deal-
inGs Very small.

There was little that Of interest developed
in the local security market to-day. There were
important changes in prices. no urgency to
the demand and no selling pressure. Naturally
the business transacted change light
and confined TO Local fractions. Quotations were
made a large number Of securities. but ue.ll-
inss were small even !or Saturday.
United Railways attracted most attention from
brokers. Transit the fsyOrite. hut that stock
was begged S9'.IJ bid and 81 asked, the
trade made. - shares. bringing 81. The preferred
in quiet demand at S6..-J ana held at s5i.l5.
and Of the Is sold at $s525. at which there
sellers late.
Bank trust and all other stocks and bon IA
were quiet and but little If any changed in
prices
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

appear to realize how great her strength
might be, SO that the danger from her re-
sistanca is less than the infinite risks of
quarrels among the allied Powers. Chinese
diplomacy. by these innUmerable delays,
proves that il is. at any rate, shrewd
enough to work toward this possibility. The
present figure OF British consols is the low
est since they were converted. i'm 1855. and
the condition may be considered serious
until there is an important reaction in that
security.
Although the Northwestern roads have
suffered from the not unnatural falling off
in business, the railroad stocks have bene-
fitted To some small extent by the average
increase in earnings, and. in more tran
quill condition, would benefit considerably.
Dividend prospects are good. and it is
generally taken for granted that Union Pa
cific will be placed on a 4 per cent basis
Reading may very easily pay per cent on
the first preferred. in view of the fact that
the road is earning very nearly 8 per cent
Nothing is likely on the second Sugar see
saws between the outside bear element and
the market pool, and moves irrespective of
its merits. No increased dividend is likely
tial election. Brooklyn Rapid Transit has
been advanced entirely by the manipulation
OF the inside speculative ring. and, what
ever rumorS may be spread. has no diyi-
dend prospects worth mentioning
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Philadelphia July 2s.Bank clearlngs sl2.
as; balances $i.t-r.-56.
l:altimore. Iuly 2s--Bank clearngs 81. Us;
balances Sss6. s:i.
Cincinnati o. July 2s.-Clearings 81 .s5i. go.
y, York exchange Ice premium. Money 2lsas
per cent.
q icago. July eS.-CTearnGs Sii.5ii.aS bal
an,es Ss.is ~. Posted exchange Si.Sil=eti $50.
New York exchange par.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29

One of the largest publishers of books
in New York said, the other day. that
many of his special editions were now
bound for him by young women who were
permitted to develop their own iceas. 1t
ia profitable work for them and the re-
suits are novel For instance. half a dozen
young women will each take fifteen or
twenty sets of some books worthy of special
treatment and bind them according to their
own tastes. When finished the volume sells
for SIS so. This farming out of books
TO different binders and permitting them to
use their ingenuity in designing covers Is
comparatively new. One of its advantages
Is the fact that a purchaser of a hand
some special edition may be assured that
only a limited number Of duplicates Of IL
have been issued.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-29
New York stock Quotations,

81 Louis. SATURDAY, July Is 1900
Tie following shows the opening. highest low
est and closing quotations The New York
Stock Exchange yesterday. Corrected daily for
The ReT ublic Ev II. r. Francis. Bro. A. Co
binds and stocks. ia n. Fourth st:
Close
Stocks. Sales. Open. High Low Clos yes
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has been OF late 10 shown by the primary re.
ceipts. These for the day are $4,000 bu. against
S3S 90 bu- last Saturday. $1,000 bu. one year
ago and $1,000 bu- two years ago. and Cor weex
5.:56.0o bu- one year ago and 3. al. 0eD bu. two
years ago. The receipts at four winter wheat
points were 10000 bu- to-day. against 5l2 OBJ
bu- a week ago. and 4Os 90 bu. year ago.
bu. last week and :. s2D 400 bu. last year Since
July l the total receipts Of winter and spring
wheat at the primary markets were Is a4 Jl)
bu.. against 2. $4,000 bu. for same period last
year. s.ss3.oc0 bu- two years ago and Il. 315 0o1