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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-19
ANSWERS FROM STUMP.


CHICAGO. Sept ls--Neither Senator
Hanna, chairman OF the Republican ma
tionai executive committee. nor Vice
Chairman Payne would discuss today
William J. Bryan's letter of acceptance.
Enough replies win be made to that
letter from the platform by men who are
in the habit OF speaking" said the sem
ator.
For two hours before he left national
headquarters TO address a meeting OF the
Commercial Mckinley Club. Senator Han
ma was bessesed with callers. the most
conspicuous OF whom was Senator Well
inston. OF Maryland. n am going 10
make speeches In Detroit and Grand Rap
Ids" said Senator Wellington. Despite
all that has been said 20 the contrary,
the Republicans are in grave danger OF
losing Maryland
IL was announced nj Democratic ma
tlonal headquarters today that next week
Adiai r.. stevenson will begin a speaking
tour OF Wisconsin. Michigan, Ohio Indi-
ana, Kentucky and West virginia
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GUILTY LEADERS
MUST Be PUNISHED.
Continued From Page One.

out grave objection. namciy-that II
the real authors and instigators of the
uprising should prove to be Identical with
the personnel of the Chinese government,
1T can hardly be expected they win de-
liver themselves up. and that, II the Chi
nese government should be designated as
guilty, It would be under the ban of the
powers. condition Of things only ter
mnable by the conquest of China, or a
revolution producing a new government.
Therefore" says theFMorning Post.
.the powers should carefully weigh the
matter before ebmmitting themselves"
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SALISBURY TO EARL II.


LONDON. sept Bon the eve Of II
fenE ChanE's departure" sass the
Shanghai correspondent q rhp naNg
Press wiring YESTERDAY. no received a.
strongly worAfd eaNegFam from Lord
Salisbury, declaring that the British roN-
eruwent would insiSt upon the return -
Emperor KNare Hsu 90 Psklng as an ab-
sa'ufe condition % ueaca negotiations
without witch the dissolution az the ChI-
uese empire was inevitable
Lord Salisbury Informed Ear, IA that
thc allies desired 70 preserve China. hut
that nothing would divert them from the
irFevocsNle Intention o. pHnlshiRs those
Tesponslhie for the outrsges, whom they
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GOV. ROOSEVE[TS
TR|UMPHAL TRIP
come ali the difficulties that all great
powers are sure TO meet
To Avert m Panic

II would ask YOU to support us In this
contest In the first place. because IN so
doing you can preserve the conditions OF
material prosperity and avert a panic OF
disaster that would be more widespread
and more far-reaching than any which
this country has ever known: and, fur
thermore, because II has been given 70
us 10 be furnished standard bearer who
has embodied in HIS policy the principles
which have led us forward to this position
among the nations OF me earth: who has
embodied the broad doctrine which has
taught all the nations OF the world that
where the flag OF our republic has been
hoisted with honor. It shall never be
pulled down in dishonor"
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DOWN ~ A COPPER NINE.
GOV. Roosevelt Dons Miners Gnrb
and sees How ~ Is Done.

RffTrE, Mont. Sept is--Gov Ron.e-
Welt may he ssld 20 have invaded the
enemy.s country" today. Al least he
went 80 feet ia that direction when he
WAS taken down shaft II the West
Caiusa Copper mine that distance below
fhe surface u the earth.
Escorted by Harry Cunningham and
members % the local committee II re-
certiou. the governor and hts party WIS.,
tied the West Cpiusa copper mine. near
the city where they deposited their out
side clothing donrsa the 6stft ~ m.
miners. and were lowered 70 the bottom
~ the shaft. Stops were made al tbs
aA.faat level and fhe ts-faat level
tourney vas taken on reaching ,he
bottom FAR irta the interior NJ the M No.
where there wern afr drills at work pick
ing the mineral from the sides u the
rocky arch.
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WIN object to Their Assuming Con-
troll OF Coveted Railway.

Copyrighted by the Associated Press.
TfENTSiN. Sept ig.-tt r. understood
that he British authorities have eeen I'M
strueted "a oppose vigorously the Russia n
occupation Of the Shanrhaikwnn and ITEM
tsiu railway. which - owned hy a British
syndicate ard leased 30 the Chinese The
Russian movements naffhNard are be-
lfeved here 90 include an expedition 10
Shannhf<wan. which q now held by the
imperial TROOPS
Roth TIE British snd she Americana
Wluter port A fee miles ~ thr rafia
way have h~en destroyed and she British
quarts are intset. A British detachment
ta ShanKNAlkwan Is nrosahta at are carly
date
Brig Gen. HumrhreA chief qgnrsernass -
Ter ~ .Ac United 0atsH sxpeattinuaFy
togee ans Col Samusi 6 Snrnnrr have
arrived hfre TIE latter VIII command
ths Sesxua rsiNads
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Market Went Against Him.

NEW YORK Sent. is.-The announce
ment Is made on the stock exchange to-
day of the suspension Of Hatch Il Foote
The failure IL not considered an important
one The firm of Hatch n Foote has been
In existence since January !, 1870 Mr.
Foote. according to the statement OF the
senior partner, has been specializing with
the firms money for several years. and
sustained losses which Will aggregate $780,
90. Mr.. Foot. is very III with paralysis
and his recovery Is doubtful. Mr. Hatch
believes that Mr. Foote'S sickness was
brought on by anxiety over his losses.
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TEXAS REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Convention Mt San Antonio Names
10 and AdJourns.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Sept is-~The state
Republican convention Green faction to-
day nominated the following state ticket
and adjourned: Governor. w ] Burkett
lieutenant governor J, J. clifford. attor-
ncy general. r. n stanley; treasurer
Judge Isowden controller George zsigler;
land commissioner, ]. u. Hornberger: Eu-
pcrintendent OF public Instruction. O. c.
McAndrews; railroad commissioner. Nor
gan Jones. chairman state executive COM
mittee. ", ", n Green.
The Republican state convention. con-
tanning the supporters Of Congressman
r. n Hawey. met Also today After tenn
porary organization the convention aA-
iuurned until tomorrow
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Narr ,,arlnc nl,a.,rr,

ST Johns rs r. Sept IS Re,srrt. o.
marine disasters daring last xeekss rals
contule Oh Eoar ir fram remote tocs Il.
ties. go,taNs Hfvtea& show S~yentsrr
riere vessels ashore ari thirteen ners
la@t Considerable tautSEe was lone a.
property aianE tht seaaeaarl
Hone q fhs safety cf fhur rrrer ess-
SETS Wis crave AeErteRflne funntv-a y
Is alurtt shanAuaeH
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To Epjo,n sale OF Mine.

DENVER Col SEPT lS-A suit WIS
nlod today. IN the district court Wv Platf
koScts ard others. to rutOin ths proposed
sale a The yenohia mine a. cripple creek
The complaint alleges that WtnAni1 scott
Strnitou, the wealthy mine owner haviuif
acquired A controlling iut@rcs, In the stork
- the Eenohia Gold Muins Company. has
caused a special meetinE ~ the sisskh.IB.
cts 70 be called for thc purpose % fatlf, 4.
ms the ssic 20 the nlnc 10 a. ~. Curie
acting as agent for Mr. strsttau. far siaA
- when r Is SAID 81 b. worth t least
t1tsf dssi
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Won WALDERsEE IN CHINA.
Comma nder-in-Chief of Interna-
tional Forces Arrives at
Honwkouu

HONGKONG, Sept. 1s.-The German
steamer Sachsen, having on board Field
Marshal Count Won Waldersee. comman-
der-in-chief of the international forces in
China, and his STAFF, has arrived here.
The field marshal landed and was re-
ceived by. guard Of honor Of British
troops. He will this evening proceed to
Shanghai and from there TO Taku on
board the German cruiser Hortha.
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odd Fellow Fleets Omcer..

RICHMOND, Va. Sept ls--The sover-
eign grand lodge Of odd Fellows today
elected these officers: Grand sire. A. q
Cable. Ohio; deputy grand sire John H.
Goodwin. Georgia. grand secretary T.
Frank Grail. Baltimore: grand treasurer
NJ. Richard Muckle PENNSYLVANIA.
a resolution appropriating 1880 TO the
Galveston sufferers was passed
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Is greater than any ever before known In
the country. because any reversal Of the
policy Of the government would bring
about change In commercial interests
which would dwarf the awful storm az
Galveston. II would mean commercial
and Industrial revolution from which his
country would not soon recover.
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BUTTE. Mont SEPT sever tsek.
POCKETS and aii~arpuuG confidence raea
who have hfen following the Roosevelt
special were arrested here today
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Nothing
Tastes Good

And eating IS simply perfunctory-done
hecause il must be-.
This s. the common complaint of the
eysaepiie.
u aating spariRgiy, leaving maeh ~ tho
light meal provided. would cure Dyspepsia,
few would suffer from q long
TIE only way 20 curs dyspepsia, which
- sificuls digestion. il BY giving viEor
ard tone % the stomach and tbs whole
digestive system. u Is therefore cared
positively aad absolutely BY Hoods sar-
sagarlllaa
The testimonial 81 Frank Fav. ies "
Street South Boston. Miss. voluptariiy
klver Ike thousands Of afhers. Should
lead TO tr8al % thsa pccauar mealelns.
"aiy nieee.- he writes "Eas "A great suf-
ferer from dyspeps34 FER slx years She
tried many medicines ia vain. she had no
appetite and ives troubled with souT sto7n-
sch and headaches. Altar taking twn bot
ties Of Hoods SArsapaFilia she was well"
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WAEHINGTUN. Fepf fS--The census
bureau snrnu1ees thar tha population ~
Batte. Mont e ~ 80 as against n ~ IN
tsa on Increase 81 1870. ns tsSts per
cent
Tho population - Sacramento. Cal =
= ~ against "a - ~ fEq0 an Increase -
Sss or 1913 Ter cent
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BUTTE. Mont Sept iS-Tho Social
Democrats held a state convention here
today and named ticket With pYesiden.
tial electors pledged 20 Eu0cne v pohs
for president NJ r. Elliott was noml-
mated for congress and r. Fox. ~
Butte. for governor Practically a fail
state ticket was named
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CHICAGO. SEPT q Hundreds 81 men
ard wemep prominent IN religious wark
N this ard foreign countries will arrive
in Chicago to-day ard Tonight ta attsn
the ranvention - Chttsfian workers Witch
treins tomorrow a. the Meoay nihle In
rt&tutc " u Moody. scr ~ she sanlous
evangelist WiN tn present Among those
Who VII speak A. taninrTnW's raeetfBg arc.
" Wan. - New York James ~ Bray
ara e A Turrcv. - ChlcAgr
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According to the lists furnished by the
American missionary board, Rev. Mark
cite, BROWN Sprague. of New York, and
Rev. James N. Roberts. of Hartford,
Conn, were the American missionaries at
kalgan at the outbreak Of the Boxer in
surrection.
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Ba,,Ie.hIp wi.eon.ln'. Programme.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. lS--The new
hatueship Wisconsin took a short run
about the bay Yesterday and will test
her machinery in a similar manner to-
morrow. on Thursday she will sail for
Port Orchard where she will he over
hauled on the drydock, after whirs she
viii make her trial trim
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A. n aenumemt TO Ms SON.

CHICAGO. Sept. ix-A @ bartlett d,
ChiczEo has given tho University y,
chicago si15Hn 70 erect 4 rhvsical ~tsf-
ture hnn a. = monument 20 his sor.
Frank ~he Sled few Years age.
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SAN ANTONIO Tex Sept N-nrnnis
o'ConnoF the millionaire rAttferuan ana
banker 81 Victoria Texas died TODAY
Tie vas widely known IN The West.
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Murder suspects Arrested.

SALINAS Cal. SEPT. is.--Three men
under arrest here are suspected 81 being
the muraerers of sheriff Chaves. in New
Mexico. Tho New Mexican authorities
have haan nntinaA.
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CINCINNATI. o., Sept. 1s~EIlxabsth
Erickson died today from injuries re-
ceived IN the salvation Army nursery
fire This makes eight victims, Capt
remaining four injured have almost re-
covered
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would. II necessary. pursue all over


ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 1s--The Amer
lean missionaries who escaped from Kali
gan, In the northern part of the Province
OF Pechili. have arrived here.
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Thc nest Prescription for Mar.r,.

Ard vs~ss Il hntsis ~ Gssss,s Ts.:sl-.s f-Ass
T1nle u Il sfunpp ircu saa eaiuins Ia q saste.e,s
fs-D. Ne erzs-ns PAY. rrtos -
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Tsks LAXATIVE Rrosaa Qpsias TalAeSs Al drug
rlsfs Fefana TIA maeeF Il Il faas n cuFs n W.
Groves sknsfars D. ga sarh box H.
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To nrcrrSr NR, nn.lN.
TRmmasy Hail Leader. Maktp3
Elaborate Preparations.

NEW york Sept tS-Thc n-eiir,tns~~
arrNMEemehta f9f Tbs reception ~ W 7
hf1an and tae naming ef = sueconni,,se
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

promises 20 cure ana keeps the promise.
Aecspt 40 substitute fer a.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27
COPPER IS THE METAL.
The Cochise Copper Mining Company,
 Bisbee, Arizona.

1 This company owns 4 very valuable group of mines situa d in WarreE mIntns distGict, cou...- -uE Cocbise Arizona, lying immediately east of ant adjoining the town of Bisbee, and ad joining the property of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company on the north. The latter company has been in operation for about twenty years, and employs about 1,500 men daily in the operation of it's mammoth mine and smelters, and as a result has produced copper to over 34 ,0O0 ,0OC pounds during the year 1898, and the net proceeds of such production are reported to have been over S2,O0O, 900, and 1t has been said by experienced miners who have been under it's em. Eloy for years, that the Queen mlns now has sufficient ore in sight to keep 1t in constant operation for the next twenty years without further de- velopment.
 Is 1t not reasonable to believe that the property of the Cochise company is fully as valuable, when it is within such close proximity to such a won- derful mine?
 The blasts set off in the underground workings of the Queen property can easily be felt and heard at the shaft of our mine, and oftimes the concussion has attracted marked attention
 The original owners of these yaiu- able mines are local business men, we'll and favOrably known in Bisbee and surrounding vicinity, who are doing their utmost to make this enterprise success in every respect. The board Jl directors are original owners, and are donating their services to the com pany until such time as the mine will pay dividends. They own the con- trolling interest in this property, and as a protection to stockholders have placed their entire interest in escrow for ! term of one year.
 TAe stock books of our company are now open for subscriptions, and lim- tied number of shares are offered at twenty five C. per share. No application for less than 100 shares will be ac- cepted.
 M The company reserve the right at any time to advance the price of shares without further notice. or to reject any application for stock at their discre- tion.
 Every cent received from the sale of stGk will be expended toward the de- ,veOpment of our property and the erection of hoisting works, and all otfer necessary Improvements, and to make our enterprise success in every particular.
 We invite investigators and their experts or their engineers to closely scrutinize our property.
 Applications for shares may be made to any of the directors of the com pany, or to any of our legally author ized representatives.
 l.. O. SHA ATrUCK, Pres.
 J. MUHEIM, Supt. & Treas.
 c. w. HILL, Vice-Pres.
 s. K. WILLIAMS, Sec.
 Bisbee. Arizona.
 RECoR FRS OPFICR TOMBSTONE CoCUsE Co.,, 4. T
 Filed q recorded ut the request of W, ". Estobrooks, April 2, A. D 9 0. Ut D. Tn, Book l, incorporattons, page 4Si.
 FRANK HARE, o Cou ty Recorder Oc. Internal Reyenuo Stamp canceled.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27
Played Out

Dull headache, pains Tn various parts of the body, sinking aC the pu oi tnc stomach, loss ei appetite, ievsrlsnuess pimples or sores are all positive evidence ol impure blood. Nv matter how IL Uu. come SO It must be pUrDGot In Order Iu ootain good health. Acker's Biooi Elexlr has never iaued to cure sCrol, ulous or oyphllltlc polsons "-'any othar blood diseases. It's certalLiy wonder ful remedy and we sell every bottle on . positive guarantee. Sold by ]. S
 Williams X Co.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27

xx1ILLIAM SCHRl lSHER, JUSTICE OF
 w the Peace. Notai y Public and Convey .ancer. Office in Wallace B'lding, Bisbee, Ariz
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofor, sxistIn. Under the firm name of J. $. Williams & Co. tnis day dissolved by mutual consent. out standing accounts ha Nt ,1. ; K, Williams tor collection.
 Dated January IS, lSUO
 lSigdedl JAS. $. WILLIAMS.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27
NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern.

All persons knowing themseives to be indebted to us are kindly requested to call and settle at once, as we have dls- posed of our business.
 BIsBEE DRUG STORE,
 J. S. Williams & Co. Propr's. Bisbee, ,Oct.9,
 Isost--A email gold brooch, with dia- mond center, Lost between tho resi- dence oi Lewis Williams and that of Charles Clawson Finder will be lib- era,ly rewarded by returning san o this office
 If you want new hat, neatly trimmed to suit your taste, leave your order at Mvs. Blewett's. J8.tf
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27

HOME FORUM-Bisbee Forum No. 1858, A. meets first and third Monday in each month. Opera House, [ 80 D. In. Visiting com panions always welcome.
 H. w. StudleY, Pres T. F. Deyine, Treas. Wm. Scrimsher, Sec
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27

sPpASx E. HpRRFoRp. SETH K. HAzzARD,
 HEREFORD $ HAZARD, I.awvars Tucson. Arizona have established an office at Tombstone with $. A. ID. Upton. attorney at law, and will attend each court term at Tombstone.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A RTUHRFIS vIOLINIST, LESSONS CIV A en nt reasonable rates. Address Box 4S4.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27

COURT HOWELL, NO. IL, FORESTESRS OF V America meet every Wednesday night
 A. T. OWLE, C. R. JAMFs KELLY, Financial Secretary.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27

THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.--IN- dependence Lodge, No. 5S, meets every first aud third Wednesdays of the mo th. Visiting members are cordially invited.
 WAL. HUrChlNS, President. FRED Fuss Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-18
TWO FIRES IN WARE COUNTY.
Accident in Camden - News Notes
From WnycrOKs.

Waycross, Ga, May 1.-Two fires are
reported from Doctortown. F. e. Breen
lost his six-room dwelling house, without
a dollar OF insurance. The other blaze
was at the mill. operated by the Altamaha
Lumber Company. The dry kiln and a
lot of lumber belonging to Charles Col
Inns were destroyed
Miss Katie Pitman and Mr.. Henry Pit
man were married in this city yesterday
about noon. The contracting parties were
from near Genmore In This county, and
the wedding took place at the Maine Hc-
tel. Rev j. M. Glenn performed the GER
emory.
A marriage is reported from Folkston.
The high contracting parties were Mrs.
Parker and MIR. Dock Higginbotham of
Nassau county, Florida. Justice Stewart
performed the ceremony.
A rather peculiar accident is reported
from Camden county. Rev. Mr.. Dodd, a
local Methodist preacher, who is engaged
in colportage work. drove into Mil creek,
and in some way His horse got drowned,
and he lost a fine lot of Oxford Bib4es. He
had gotten lost, and driving up to an old
log landing, supposed it was ford, and
drove in, and in addition to losing his
horse and books, had a narrow escape
himself.
The County Commissioners expect to
make some decided improvements in the
pauper farm. They propose to cut up the
large tract of land owned by the county
into plats of four or five acres, and build
q cottage on each in order that destitute
families may occupy the cottages and
cultivate the little patches thereby en-
aiding them to make living for them
selves. OF course, the entire Plantation
will be under the supervision of the couu-
ty farm superintendent, as at present.
Charley NIcDonalds friends are con-
graduating him upon his election as coun-
ty tax receiver. over three opponents
On Sunday, May o. an interesting ser
vice is to take place at Trinity Church. 1t
will be the last service in the old church
: which has stood the storms for we'll on
to thirty years. Nearly all the churches
In town were organized in the old bui1-
ing, and 1t is said that more people have
been converted within it's walls than in
any other church in this section. II not In
the state.