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Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
A FORMAL OBJECTION
The Six Senators Who Voted Aga inst It were Dissatisfied Only With Some of Its Terms-An Attempt to Attach the Davis Fertilization Amendment of the Last Session Overwhelmingly Defeated.

Washington, Dec. 16.-The senate to- day ratified the Hay-Pauncefote isth- milan canal treaty by the decisive vote of 72 to 6. The vote was reached few minutes before , o'clock, after almost five hours of discussion behind closed doors. There were no sensational in cidents during the entire time. The debate was confined exclusively to discussion of the merits Of the agree ment and the policy of it's provisions.
 The principal speeches of the day were made by Senator Teller Tn opposi- ton to the treaty and he was followed in rapid succession by twelve or fifteen other senators who spoke briefly either for or against the motion to ratify. Among the other speakers of the after noon were Senators Clapp. Fairbanks. McCumber. McLaurin of Mississippi. CuIberson. Mallory. Mason, Tillman. Bacon and Bate.
 Senator Clay was one of the southern senators who spoke in advocacy of the treaty. He coltended that the treaty should be ratified because it secured the abrogation of the Clayton Bulwer treaty.
 Senator Morgan made a strong plea for the treaty, expressing his gratifi- cation that American diplomats had succeeded in obtaining such a triumph as was this treaty over the original Hay-Pauncefote treaty.
 There was an exceptionally full at tendance when the time arrived for the vote, but the certainty of ratification had become so apparent that there was comparatively little interest in the pro- ceedings. The vote on the treaty was I2 to 6. those voting nay being Bacon. Blackburn. Culberson. Mallory. Teller and Tiilman- The Culberson amend ment to insert the Davis fortificatfon amendment of the last session. was de- feated by 15 to G.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
BUSINESS UNDERSTANDING
Miss Stone Will Probably Be Release1
 Soon.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Late advices received at the state department from our agents in Turkey show that they have not remitted their efforts to secure the release of Miss Stone and are again seeking to open communication with the brigands, with a proba bility of sue cess.
 It is believed that the kidnapers at last have begun to realize that the sum of SS6.000 now in the hands of Consul General Dickinson represents all the money that can be secured as a ransom.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
PHILIPPINES TARIFF DEBATE.

Washington. Dec. 16.-Plans were be- ing made on both sides of the house of representatives today for the two days debate on the Philippine tariff bill. which will begin tomorrow. Each side will have four and one-half hours. This greatly restricts the limits of the de- bate, particularly the opposition. which had intended to make this bill the text for an elaborate arraignment of the policy of the party inspower.
 Chairman Payne will open the debate in speech of about three-ouarters Of an hour and MT. Dalzell of Peansyl- vania will close the debate just before the vote is taken on Wednesday. Mir. Richardson of Tennessee will open for the democrats and there is long list of democratic members who will speak in opposition.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17

to advertise the great southwestern territory and the possibilities of the California desert land adjoining than any other method that could have been devised at cost of thousands of dol lars. The Arizona shipment arrived in fine shape. It was large. rich in color. smooth skins and favored fit for the gods. Of course. there was a big de- mand for such fruit and 1t sold very high. as follows: 96s to 112s. $5.50 to $6.37lH; 126s to 216s. $2.121s to s6.62A: half boxes. s3.25 to $4.371a."
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17

tior3 In the Philippines relative to the Catholic church property The arch bishop recently went to the Philippines and made a full investigation of the subject Accompanying him to the White house was Tomaso Lorento. d Filipino friar. who is acting as his sec retary.
 tion at some length with the president. but declined to say anything for pub lication regarding his interview. He will see Secretary Root tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
YERKEs WINS IN LONDON.
Experts Record Believed to Favor
 American System of Roads.

London. Dec. 1s.-It is unofficially but apparently accurately. announced that Mir. Lyttleton. the arbitrator ap pointed by the board of trade. has de- cided against the Gang electric system for the Metropolitan and District rail- ways.
 This statement of Mir. Yerke's victory was accepted as correct at the stock exchange yesterday with the result that Metropolitan shares advanced and District shares IA.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
STOCKS.

. Atchison, 765s: Rock Island. 14S1i /; Lackawanna, PA; Rio Grande. 424: Erie. 3S7s; Great Northern perferred. 1S2: Manhattan, 134b; Metropolitan Street Railway. 159; Missouri Pacific. 103A; Jersey Central, 173; New York Central, 1649s; Pennsylvania 14615; St. Paul, 1599s; Southern Pacific, 5734: Union Pacific, 9s7s; Amalgamated Cop per. 617s: Anaconda, 29A; Sugar, 1201z: United States Steel, 407s.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17

good In Tempe and wherever he js known, for he always paid his debts. A plea was also made on behalf of his family. upon whom it was said that the heaviest weight of his punishment would fall if he were to be imprisoned.
 Hendrix was fully sensible of his situ- alton when he was brought into court and seemed to feel the disgrace more than 8 man would whose tendency to steal was not a disease. As soon as the matter was settle2 he left for home.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
ARIZONA ORANGES
Their Fame is Given Publicity in
 Southern California.

The Los Angeles Times publishes an exclusive dispatch from New York un- der date of December 14 which is 2 pretty good testimonial for Arizona oranges. and its publication in the cen ter of the California orange belt is cer- tainly appreciated here. The dispatch says:
 "A feature of the orange market this week was the arrival Wednesday of one car of Arizona Washington nnvels. The fruit was most excellent and did more
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
A CRIMINAL WRECK.

Spokane, Wash. Dec. 16.-It is be- lieved that the fatal wreck at Essex. Mont, yesterday was not an accident.
 but crime. Assistant General Super intendent Kennedy wires here: There's s not the slightest doubt that the train was deliberately wrecked by parties un- known, we think discharged employees" 1"
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
RETURN OF TILLEY.

San Francisco, Dec. 16.-Captain Til- ley of the United States navy, recently governor of Tutuila, Samoa, arrived in this city today on the steamer Sonoma, accompanied by his wife. Tilley was recently acquitted by a court martial which tried the charges against him.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
EFFECT OF CONTROVERSY.

New York. Dec. 1s.-Park Benjamin, president of the naval arch commission. which has charge of the proposed naval arch and water gate at the Battery, this city. announced today that the project had been temporarily hung up. The arch and gate was to have cost s1,3oo.0o0 and s250.000 had been pledged. Benjamin said that the Schley contro- versy had destroyed public interest in the undertaking.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
MILES WITH DEWEY.

Cincinnati. Dec. 16.-General Nelson A. Miles. spe,aking of the findings of the Schley court of inquiry, said: ''I think Adimral Dewey has summed up the matter in a clear and concise manner. I believe his conclusions will be under stood by the patriotic people of the United States. I have TO sympathy with the efforts which have been made to destroy the honor of an officer under such circumstances"
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
CHINESE TERROR.
Business Suspended in 'F'risco's Ori-
 ental Quarter.

san Francisco. Dec Robustness in Chinatown has practically been sus- pended during the day owing to reign of terror in that district. So many as sassinations have occurred there re- gently that white watchmen have been engaged by many Chinese business men, who fear that since the Fouc Families have taken a hand in the war the hand of assassination will fall at the slightest opportunity The police force has been doubled in Chinatown.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
THE EASTERN FLOOD.

Ithaca. N. Y. Dec. 16.-The latest de- velopment in the flood situation at Ithaca show that the loss from damage to property was underestimated. The original estimate of s2OO,O GOO will be al- most double. the principal sufferers be- ing the municipality and the street rail- way companies.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
MINISTER SHOT IN CHURCH.
Colored Girl Tries to Kill Man She Says
 Wronged Her.

Oskaloosa, Ia. Dec 16.-The Rev. A. A. Johnson. pastor of the African Methodist Episcopal church of this city, was shot and seriously wounded while in his pulpit last night by col ored girl, Anna Nelson. The girl says she was wro1ged by the minister.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
THOUSANDS IDLE.

Shamokin, Pa. Dec. 16.-FourteeD thousand men and boys have been ren- dered idle because of yesterdays flood in this district. Fourteen collieries in this district are flooded. The property loss is estimated al s2oo.0OO.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
cREMATED THE BODIES.

Wheeling, w. Va, Dec. 16.-At Key son today a Baltimore & ohio passen- ger train crashed into the rear of freight train. killing Conductor Max well and Brakeman Sharpe. The wreck burned, cremating the bodies.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
AN EXPLOSION FEN ROUTE.

Garden City, Kas., Dec. 16.-An ex- plosion of gas occurred on the east bound Santa. Fe passenger train No. s near here Ehis evening. A smoker. chair car and one sleeper were entirely burned and the passengers. none Of whom were injured, were brought here. Conductor John O'Day and Robert Pennington. a porter, were badly cut and burned about tie head and face.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
INCIDENTAL CASUALTY.

Guthrie, O. T.. Dec. 16.-A Santa Fe north bound passenger during the blizzard tonight ran into a hand car. carrying three men, north from Guth- rie. killing Thomas Hiess and badly injuring Section Foreman Farrer, while their companion, Charles Fingle. es- capped uninjured.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17

Guthrie, O. T., Dec. 16-Another cold wave struck Oklahoma this evening and following so closely on the first it will do greater damage to the exten- sive cattle interests of the territory.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
THE ISLANDS IN SIGHT.

Washington. Dec. 1e.-As a result of the negotiations that have been pro gressing between Secretary Hay and the Danish minister. the last obstacles of substance to the preparation of a treaty for the cession whereby the Unit ed States will become possessed of the Danish West Indian islands has been removed.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
THE FINANCIAL MARKET
Condition of the Stock and Bond List
 Yesterday.

New York, Dec. 16.-United States refunding 2s. registered, 1OSs: coupon, 1091s; 3s, registered and coupon, 1OS5s; i; new 4s. registered, 1S91s; coupon, 1898: old 4s, registered, IFS; conpon, 1125s; 5s. registered. 107A: coupon. 107A. Money easier: closing bid, 3l5.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
FROZEN IN MISSISSIPPI.

Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 16.-Three ne groes have been found frozen to death near Canton. Miss. since Saturday. The cold in central Mississippi is the sever est ever known at this time of year.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
PROSPECT OF PEACE.

Buenos Ayres. Dec. 16.-The reply of the government Of Argentine to tn. Chilian note was dispatched today. The reply is couched in terms which leave no doubt as to its acceptance by Chill.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
INVASION OF CHILL.

Santiago de Chilli. Dec. 16.-A report has been received here of another all legged invasion of Southern Chili by Argentine troops Should this be true it will create new difficulties between the two countries
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
THE FILIPINO CHURCH.
Talked Over With the President
 Yesterday.

Washington, Dec. 16.-Archbishop Chapelle had long talk with Presi- dent Roosevelt today about the condi-
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
WITH THE. SENATE Name of Secretary Stod-
 dard Sent h CHARGES FELL DOWN

The President Divested the Question of MT: Stoddard's Nomination of Fractional and Political Cobwebs. Other Appointments Presented to the Senate There Was Little 0p- position to the ConfiI nation of Attorney General Knox.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-17
Jnited States currency
DEATH OF SAM HILL

s7.S54.sSs sl.5o5, ,s51
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01

pany has not been compelled to pay
any damages to the surrounding prop
erty holders since the erection of this
big chimney whereas before divers
claims had to be satisfied to the extent
of 40 per cent. according to govern
mental decisions.
The chimney was erected according
to the design of master mechanic O.
Huppner, in Fretdherg In Saxony, by
the largest and most prominent firm of
German chimney builders, II. r. Hell
neeke and was begun upon September
%. 1SSs. and completed on October IS,
1889. The system employed was the
perforated radIal brick. in the same me
thod as was pursued in the erection of
the two ohlmneys at the works of Adj
am Weber Sons at Weber, N. j.. on the
Raritan river. which system this firm
Is now introducing in America. Judg-
ing by results, and the general de-
mands In this line, It will not be long
before America will surpass this big
construction with a still taller chin
ney.
The following data will be of interest
showing the immensely of the construe-
ton, the base of the chimney lies 30
feet under the level and is 10 feet 8 In
ches square, covering an area of 1,550
square feet. The following quantity
OF material was used. viz.:t3,sS3 cubic
feet for foundation work; t7.736 cubic
feet for pedestal, 1866 cubic feet for
the column. giving a total of 95,2S5
cubic feet of mason work. The mason
work had special weight of 124.S
pounds per cubic foot. the entire lot
then to be carried was 5,30sM gross
tons, and the weight to be sustained
by the foundations, at dead calm,
was 3.45 tons per square foot. In con-
slderation of the normal wind pressure
of 1852 pounds per square foot, which
is officially accepted In Germany as a
statical calm for chimneys, the weight
to be sustained by the foundations Is
increased to Az tons per square foot.
There Is no doubt that this chimney
with all its details ana pecuiarities, Is
one of the greatest works ever erected
in this particular line, and is accepted
to-day by the official organs of Ger
many as a standard of chimney con-
struction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01

ed by the Base Ball Score, the Slot Ma
chine, the Coon Song and the Variety
Pun, then the Unfortunate takes to the
Red Vest Habit. This comes in the
same Category with Cocaine and Has
heesh The Red Vester looks at him
self in Drug Store Windows and when
ever he sees a It'd Bit with taffy-col-
ored Hair, he thinks that she wants to
leave Home and follow him. About this
time he begins to conceal the Story of
his Early Youth and he pays 81 to have
his Face treated by Skin Doctor"
Il never would do that" said the
Country Boy decisively.
That's what you say now, but have
seen so many Nice Young Fellows go
Wrong, that l would not put Guaran-
tee on the best of them" said the Old
Gentleman. But to resume. You
might think that after Man got to be
an Imitation Sport and wore Red
Vest and smiled back at Lemon Cream
Soubrettes, that he had touched Bottom.
Not so. Sometimes he gets to wearing
a Sash About the time he forms the
Sash Habit he discovers that he is
drawing about one-fourth the Salary
that is due him. He learns that there
is a brutal Conspiracy against him.
Ordinary Skates who don't know any Of
the late Coon Songs and have no
standing in Blonde Society are being
promoted while he is being threatened
with the Chute. Sometimes he hangs
on and sometimes he doesn't, but al
ways after that he is Percy with the
Grievance"
How shall l avoide this horrible
Fate" asked the newcomer.
"By starting back to the Farm the
minute you feel a laundering for Red
Vest" was the Reply.
MORAL: A Roast in Time saves
Nine -,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01

were some fresh Crulls, Copy OF Tup-
2srs Proverbial Philosophy and three
shirts made by the Women Folks, with
VIE Buttons attached.
When the Boy struck the Wholesale
Shaft, who gazed ON him with Compass
sion.
So you have BROKEN Home Ties and
come up to get Gifted, have your" ask
ed the Senior Partnet. Tell me, have
you been properly warned as to the
Dangers of the Metropolis"
Oh, yes, sir" replied the Colt. II
have read about them all my life and
what l didn't read the Minister told me
about just before | started. l expect
20 go out after Supper to find out il all
the Stories were true"
4 have noticed that most of our
Bright Young Men from the Corn Belt
tlgation," said the Old Gentleman.
From the time that the boy is pushed
into the Infant Class, he is told to be-
ware Of the Old-Fashioned Cocktail, the
Gaming Table and the Immoral Play
House. And no sooner does he slip the
Hard Knot in the Apron Strings than
h is out trying to corroborate all that
he has heard about the Pitfalls. So |
am not going to take up your Time
with any Remarks on these hackneyed
Topics. What wish to do is to point
out some of the more insidious Dangers
not mentioned in the books circulated
by the Christian Endeavor and the Ep-
worth League
Shoot your Dye-Stuff," said the
Youth assuming an easy Attitude.
Nearly all of us here in Town came
from UP in the Wa0ds,' said the Old
Gentleman. "W,den you hear a Deuce
Ot Chap complaining because he can't
lind a good Restaurant, you may set it
down that he went Bare-Footed up to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01
Country Boy. with a shudder.

country Boy, with Shudder.
We go to our Ruin an Inch a Move. =
said the Senior Partner. The simple
Villager comes into the Boarding House
full of stylish Resolutions and the first
thing he knows he is playing the Slot
Machine and has Lillian Russells pict-
nre on his Mantel. Then he begins to
study the Baseball Scores and yelp on
the Bleachers and unless a Hand is
reached forth to save him. he next falls
a Victim to the Coon Song Habit. The
Curse of Strong Drink is not Marker
compared to the Rosie-Posie Habit
There are close on to lis new ones ev-
cry Week and one who is in the Tolls
must pick them up as soon as they
come out or he is not Fly. So he is
led into the Continuous Habit. The
Song entitled Go Away Back and Sit
Down gets mixed up in his Mental Ma
chinery with lot of Jokes by johnny
Kernel. He begins to think in dialect
Rag-Time and Reason drops very low
in the Gauge. Yet he does not realize
that he is in Danger In fact. when ne
pauses TO consider that the Folks out in
Clinton County do not know the Words
and Tune OF Coon, Coon, Coon he has
an ineffable Pity for them and the glad
knowledge that he is pretty hot Pig
con.
ut must be awful" said the New
Boy.
1T Is, but there are lower Depths"
said the Ancient Jobber After the In
tellect has become thoroughly dessieat-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01

discover my own gallant steed hitched
with the others. with portmanteau
and blankets strapped 70 the saddle. In
the act of mounting him a suddea
thought occurred TO me. and acted on
1t promptly. | had a sharp pocket
knife. and minute sufiiced to cut every
saddle girth and birdie. Then mount
ed my horse and put him to gallop.
which / never allowed him to slaeken
for FIVE miles travelled over twenty
miles farther. and never halted until
found the sheriff OF the adjoining
county and put myself under his pro-
lection. He Aeard my story and said;
Pretty close thing. my friend.
They'd have hung you at sight. n they'd
laid hands on you. But you're safe
now: they won't venture over here.
I've got warrants for the arrest of
more than half of them. and they know
it,"
never learned that they were able
TO make any pursuit that night, but |
should think not. after the situation
left them in.--New York News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01
SHORT PERSONS HEIGHTENED.
Latest Partisan Fad-Tyvo and n. Half
Inches Added to stature In SIX
Months.

Latest Partisan Fad--Tyvo and n Half
Inches Added to Stature fn SIX
Months.
Now that the possession OF Titan
red hair has become SO common as to
be no longer remarkable or "disitngue"
Partisan ladies have ceased to dye their
tresses to the required shade. But an
other craze has arisen, and to-day the
one consuming desire of the petite
Parisienne" is to add few inches to
her stature. For years she has been
trying to do this by means of high heels
and those artful little contrivances
known as "talonettes,' which when
placed inside her dainty shoes give her
the benefit of an extra centimeter.
Now, thanks to the clever discovery of
fashionable boulevard doctor, there is
some hope of the dlminutive fair one
realizing her ambition.
BY means Of this ingenious process
by which the jo;sts OF the ankles and
knees are daily operated upon with an
electric bulb, the osseous matter at the
sections of the joints is expanded and
the growth of the bones stimulated,
the consequence being that the limbs
are materially heightened. The doctor
also applies the bulb to the spine, and
he says he is able to prove by success
full results already obtained on patients
whom he has Heightened" that he can
add a centimeter (two-ffths of an inoh)
per month during period OF six
months q. e., two and half inches)
to the height Of any one submitting to
his treatment. After six months con-
tinual treatment the expansion" Is
stopped for time and renewed lateE
if necessary.-London Daily Mail
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-01
MAKING HIM TALK.
Mr.. Taylor RiynIIcd the Egyptian
sphinx for Keeping Silent-on
Going Away They Voted One Visit
From Him Would Suffice.


Going Away They voted One Visit
From Him Would suffice.
The men say Taylor is bright fell
| low.
The girls say Taylor is perfectly hor-
rid. Taylor hasn't expressed himself
about the girls or the men.
Mr.. Claiming had mentioned in a
casual way my friend Taylor" till his
girl friends were anxious to meet MIN.
Bring him out some time one said.
eyes, why don't you?" said another.
New men are always interesting. And
as he is a stranger we ought to show
him hospitality" said the third.
"Taylor's queer--he doesn't seem to
take to girls" demonstrated Claiming.
20, That doesn't matter; bring him
anyway" said the first speaker.
But several weeks passed in which
Charming made several calls--alone.
why don't you bring Mr. Taylor?'
| they demanded.
well, the truth is, Taylor Is the
| worst fe ..og .bou: women. | doat be-
lieve he would speak three words in a
womans presence, though he is fluent
enough with men,"
Pooh! I'd make him talk. ! never
saw a man so bashful yet that coulda't
make him talk"
"The right girl can make any man
feel at ease Just use a little tact with
him, that's all"
"And give him time. A bashful man
mustn't be hurried. There is some sub
ject every man is interested in, If you
can only find it out"
WELL" said Mr.. Claiming, signing,
"I'lI do my best, but it's theatre party
on me II you make Taylor talk"
The long-looked-for afternoon ar
rived. Mr.. Charming ushered his friend
into the drawing room where the three
girls received
my friend. Mr.. Taylor" he said, in
PRODUCING him.
81 am so glad to meet you," said
Helen, the Oldest of the trio. Mr..
Claiming has spoken so often of you"
He merely raised his brows.
"And we were really quite curious to
meet you" she went on, volubly. Come
over to the window seat. 1t Is cooler
there"
He followed her obedlently and sat
down.
Here we get what air there is, but
1t isn't cool anywhere these days"
No response.
A few more scattered attempts and
Helent looked pleaddngly at Maud to
come to the rescue.
"Sing something, Helen" said Maud,
crossing to them. Mr.. Taylor must
love music"
Helen fairly Owed toward thet piano;