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Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

and scientific investigation of mineral bearing r. gions, and they are entitled Co nigh need of praise for their daring hazardous and of Oftimes unrequited tCl, in the wilds and jungles Of virgin fields. This class of ayant explorers in the analytic march of science are sell dom equipped with the deep learning necessary to a full determination of the mineral possibilities of the territory covered in their explorations, and usu- ally confine their efforts and devote their energies to the discovery of sur face deposits of the minerals for which they pursue their quest. After them come the scientists and experts in geol- osy. mireralOgy and metailurgy, and these, through their knowledge of for nation, stratifcation. contacts. mineral deposition and like agencies in miner alization, not infrequently succeed in establishing the location of vast min- eral deposits. the veins sometimes changing in the preponderance of min eTal from that encountered at the sur face to a different mineral entirely. This has been notably the history in Butte. First the placer miner washed the gold from the bedrock of the ravines and gulches upon the hillsides. and then the silver miner attacked the quartz formations in exploration for tn tt metal. In the operations of silver min ing copper indications were disclosed, and scientific and intelligent mining for the red metal resulted in the develop
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

for they had good reason to believe that if they were captured they would never have an opportunity to prove their in- nocence in court.
 On the way out of the country Im- perlal left his wife and two daughters at the house of Garcia. The woman was then about to be confined. A short time after she gave birth to a girl and died While dying she gave the beby to Garcia, asking him and his wife to care for it as their own. The two other girls were taken care of by persons in the neighborhood, and when they grew up they married two brothers. In the meantime Garcia and his wife. who are highly esteemed by all who know them. raised the orphan, caring more for her. perhaps, than if she were their own child. for they regarded the dying be- quest of Imperiors wife as a sacred gift. They gave her as much of an education as they could afford. clothed her well. and altogether brought her up better than the children of their neighbors.
 She is now almost sixteen. For d
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
THE FAR AND THE NEAR
Why Capital Seeks Distant Places
 for Investment.

The San Francisco Chronicle says it is noteworthy that more foreign than do- nestle capital is being at present in- vested in California. then adds, "It ought not to be so, but there is no gain saying the fact"
 It has been so from the beginning and will be so to the end. Yet California is not in this respect an exception to other states-Colorado, perhaps. ex- cepted. Cripple Creek. that states great gold producer, was looked upon as a worthless district until the men of Colorado Springs had the nerve to take hold Of 1t and put money enough into It to show 1t to be that which the Den- yer people are now willing to admit it Is. So far, then, as Colorado is con- cerned that state may be classified as the exception. some of it's own peopls having had the courage to back up their faith in Cripple Creek with their money
 But In California, as elsewhere, it would seem to be that the nearer it. people are to it's mines the farther they are from wealth. Present to an eastern man or to an Engiishman a California mining proposition, one oh which there has been sufficient development to show It's possibilities, and that will bear in- vestigation, and you have at once an interested listener, with the chances that within few days he will have an expert on the way to the property to examine and report upon it to him. But you cannot do that with the resident He cannot be made to understand that the wealth he so ardentlv deeiras tn ac quire and is willing to work so hard to procure, is at his door. No, that is something he cannot believe. Present to him something thousands of miles distant of which he knows nothing but tell him what may be done with the thing presented. by the investment oi money in it, and he will straightway manifest an interest, and few days later enthuse over it to the extent of being willing to risk every dollar he has in 1t.
 It is only one of the characteristics of
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
A STOLEN GIRL
The Daughter of Supposed :Mur.
 derer of Barney Martin.

Francisco Garcia of the Buckeye country, who came to town yesterday morning, received unwelcome news by a courier last night. A girl whom he had raised frcm her earliest babyhood had been enticed away from home and was lost to him forever.
 The girl was the daughter of Impe- rial, one of the supposed murderers of Barney Martin and his family. whose slaughter was one of the most atro- cious crimes ever committed in Arizona At that time there was little doubt that the murder had been perpetrated by band of Mexlcans, one or whom was Imperial. Since then suspicion has been directed against an American who is now dead. But the Mexicans who were under suspicion fled the country,
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
PRIMARY PROSPECTING
The West Has Only Been Scratched
 Over by Gold Hunters.

When it is said that the entire min eral bearing area of the United States has been prospected for precious and commercial minerals glaring error is made and much injustice done to the mining sections of our country, says the Western Mining World. It is true that a larger portion of this area has been visited by adventurous prospectors for gold and silver. yet as to determining its complete mineral characterization little has really been accomplished through the efforts of this class of pros pcctors. They are the pioneers whose reports upon gold and silver discOv- cries invariably lead to more thorough
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

FINE PLAIN BLACK CHEVIOT SERGE DRESS SKIRT, silk lined. Was sl5.G0 g- nO Now it goes at.................. 1'.'o ONE LOT WHITE SKIRTS, includ- ing fancy and plain piques also plain Duck, always sold for
 Special ;I;aS a"P saIc TS'i Price, S1.50 FINE COLORED PLAID Nhcviot Serge Dress Skirts, regular price SI.5J We are offering them ao Sp Hu" at'''''''''' '''s'.'..s.......r ..r
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
Mines and Minerals of Arizona

The machinery for the Blue Dick shelter. consisting of a forty ton jacket, two gasoline engines. blower. etc, has hesn shipped and is expected to arrive iu Prescott now any day. The Blue Dick has on the dumps 400 tons of ore, valued at S30 per ton, ready for treat ment The ground has been made | ady for the placing of the machinery, and Superintendent Campbell will com men,e turning cut bullion some time in September.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

Have you a sense of fullness in the region of your stomach after eating? If so you Win be benefited by using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tab lets. They also cure belching and sour stomach: They regulate the bowels, too. Price. 25 cents. Sold by Elvey X Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

human nature; 1t might be correct to say of our perN erse human nature Los Angeles Mining Review.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

In the West side court justice is not only blind, but the old maiden appears to be trille sprung at the knees as well.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04

year her sisters have been L1aoortlnln- her to marry e brOshe- Oc their Bus bands. She manifested no speci4L As ing for him. and as her foster par~1rs objected 10 the mach she 1-parsnE-- dismissed it. GarCia teft h.ame to cgrs to Phoenix on Monday Taar nl<1E r1,s sisters. accompanied by sOnae man per haps their brother in law. Wsnr 10 Gs.-- cia's house and took the Eiri away Garcia called on the AuraSririss zzsz night to see what cOslCf b. Gone rOaa-'- her recovery IL traE-sptre,1. rl,ua.s that. not having formally sastUPte4 Der believing the dying voznan's prayer more binding than arsy cOurt form. hs is without any possible reliet
 --sr-- Pray pause. O tiple-. ere the chance is
 gone.
 And lend a listening Ea- unto ny
 warming.
 The darkest hour is just before ch.
 dawn,
 Likewise the darkhrown taste egHns=
 in the morning
Arizona republican., 1901-09-04
One of the Leading | Features
Cents Furnishings

Through great labor and painsrakn< we have made this dsDArcmenc one at the strongest in our house.
 At this time we are better thar sNsr able to take good care sf cur E@nEl,s- men customers.
 Our entire line Of soc Neckwear wir.- out reservation 9~ EVfr lpf s D. j. - b D a H a
 (This includes strings. r@ekz fonr-
 in-hands. etc. aR Hew xoot~f One lot s0c Pusfs. s1e tO rloea --[
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
PEACE EDICTS DELAYED.
BY SquabbIe Between Emperor Will
lam and Prince Chin.

London. Sept. 2.-"The delay in the
PRONUNCIATION of the edcts necessary to
complete the protocol is due to the
Chun difficulty" says dispatch to the
Times from Pekin. THE Chinese Ver-
sion is that Emperor William insisted
upon Prince Chun kotowing and when
this was refused wanted his suite to
kotow.
For a century past all ENJOYS to
Pekin have refused to perform this
barbarous ceremony and there is great
astonishment here that Germany has
raised the question, as the German
minister is so anxious to get the proto-
col signed that he has to-day, for the
second time, urged the ministers
not to wait for the edict, but
to get the protocol signed
and to trust the Chinese ENJOYS for
securing the edicts afterward.
I'm view of the unsatisfactory ma
ture of the aims of the edicts, it is inn
possible for Sir Ernest Satow and Mr..
Rockhill to assent to this proposal, al
though a majority of the ministers of
the Powers are willing.
lowing to the protracted delay Mr..
Rockhill has been compelled to decline
the French offer of passage to ia
pan on the cruiser Pascal"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
TRADE IS SUFFERING.
Cuba Shipping Fewer Products to
This Country.

Washington, Sept. 1.-Some figures
relating to the export and import trade
of Cuba for the first seven months of
this year as compared with a similar
period last year just published by the
division of insular affairs. War De.
partment. indicate that radical changes
are going on in that trade and that
the United States and other North
American countries are the sufferers
in this turn of trade.
Thus, it is shown that the exports
from Cuba for the period mentioned
this year were valued at $3S, ,033, $50, as
against $43, O55 for the same period
last year, while the imports for the
same period were worth $26, ,997,Sl7, as
against $40 1855, ,492 for the correspond
ing period in 1900
The imports from the United States
fell off 81 per cent. and that of other
North American countries 1856 per
cent, while Cuba shipped to the United
States, during the same period Ill per
cent. more goods than during the pre-
ceding year, and to the other North
American countries 1853 per cent.
more,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
GOES TO MEET THE CAR.
President and His Cabinet to Greet
Imperial Visitor.

Paris. Sept. 1.-The Premier, NJ.
Waldeck- Rousseau was in conference
to-day with the minister of foreign ar
fairs, NJ. Delcasse. and the forthcom-
ing visit of the Russian Emperor was
discussed.
AS a result of the conference it was
definitely decided that President Lou
bet. accompanied by the members of
the cabinet, would proceed to Dun
kirk on Sept. II, and embark the fol-
lowing day on the torpedo boat de-
stroyer, Cassini, to meet the Gar.
After the landing and the luncheon in
the hall of the Chamber of Commerce,
M. Loubet and their imperial maJes-
ties will start Immediately for Conn
piegne.
Sept. 19 will be given to the review
at Bethany, and to the visit to Rheims.
Nothing has been arranged definitely
for Sept. 20, except the state banquet
at Compiegne and the gala perform
ance in the Castle theater. 1t is still
hoped that the Czar will come to Paris
on the morning of Sept. 20, but it is
more probable that he will merely visit
the environs of Compiegne and leave
the following morning.
There is great disappointment at
Dunkrk at the shortness of the
Cars stay there. especially as the
quay will be isolated from the public,
who will thus scarcely get a glimpse
of the Russian Emperor. 1t is under
stood that the Russian embassy and
the Cars encourage settled the de-
tails.
NJ. Delcasse told the Mayor of Dun
kirk that it would be impossible to ar
range for a modification of the pro-
gramme.
Italian Ships at DunI<irk.
Paris, Sept. 1.-The Eclair says it is
not unlikely that a couple of Italian
warships will go to Dunkirk during the
visit of the Car.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
MAY BE NEWS OF ANDYEE.
Indians Find Two Bodies in Baryoon
Basket.

Chicago, Sept. IA dispatch to the
Tribune from Kankakee. ILL.,, says that
Walter w. Cobb and G. w. Shields,
well known young men of Kankakee,
who have just returned from a forty
five days trip through the Hudson bay
region, bring back story told by In
dians of the far north that may relate
to the missing explorer Andree and one
OF his two companions.
AT Moose Factory, a Hudson bay
trading post at the mouth of Moose
river. the seven men stationed there re-
ported that a party of Indians who
came down from the far north last
spring told of the finding of the bodies
of two white men at a point about nine
hundred miles north of Moose Factory.
The story of the Indians was that the
bodies were found in broken basket
of a balloon, and that the bodies had
been buried by Indians.
The Indians brought nothing in sup
port of their story. but the men at
Moose Factory, Cobb and Shields say,
were inclined to believe the tale
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
MURDERED FOR CASH.
steward and Waiter of siwnnOy Golf
Club Butchered at YonLers.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE bodies of
David Scott and John Stevens, the one
the steward and the other the head
waiter of the Siwanoy Golf Club, were
found to-day in a room which the
men occupied in the attic of the club
house. which is located on the out
skirts of Yonkers.
They had been murdered with
butcher knife which was found on the
floor of the room, and this had been
repeatedly plunged into them, as many
as a dozen cuts being located by the
physicians who were summoned. The
men were negroes and Warner Simms,
a negro waiter, is held on suspicion of
knowing something of the murder,
while Frank Huntington, another ne
gro, who called at the club yesterday
looking for work, is detained.
The police found in the room the
steel portion of a putter. 1t had on it
blood and hair. and this the police
claim belonged to Simms. The
handle was found down stairs
on it, The cash box which was in the
keeping Of Scott cannot be found. The
box contained about $3.50.
Simms says he believes that bur-
glars entered the house and, after
searching below stairs, had ascended
to the attic and tried to rob Scott and
Stevens, that one of them was awak-
ened, and that the burglar used the
knife.
Scott came from Baltimore and Stew
ems from Petersburg, Va. Simms is
from this city.
The Siwanoy Golf Club is a very ex-
elusive organization, and it's member
ship includes $50 of the fashionable
residents of Yonkers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
A BLOW AT CHINESE HONOR.
Prince Chun Wont Accept Ger
many's Debasing Terms.


Berlin, Sept. lit is now very doubt
full, according to a dispatch to the
Lokal Anzeiger from Basel, Switzer-
land, whether Prince Chun will come
TO Berlin to make formal apology for
the murder of Baron Won Ketteler.
Members of the eXpiatory mission say:
Under present conditions we can
never go to Berlin. We would rather
die than accept them"
1t appears that they object particu-
larly to Prince Chun's attendants pros
trating themselves before Emperor
William, inasmuch as this is a special
honor reserved for the Emperor of
China and would involve a recognition
of the Kaiser's equality.
The following information is given
regarding Prince Chun's speech to the
Kaiser:
Prince Chun intended to say:
The Chinese government regrets
that Baron Won Ketteler was killed"
But the Berlin government dictated
the following form:
THE Chinese government begs par
don for the murder of the German
minister, Baron Won Ketteler."
The Chinese in Basel are trying to
give the case international Importance
by emphasizing the fact that one of the
dignitaries selected for prostration
was made a baronet by Queen Victoria,
while another has the cross of the
Legion of Honor.
1t is alleged that Emperor William
is determined that the protocol shall
be signed before he receives Prince
Chun and that he will insist upon an
apology for the murder of Baron Won
ketteler. Beyond that, however, the
ceremony of reception will be deprived
of everything of a humiliating charac-
ter, full honors being rendered to
Prince Chun, as a brother of Emperor
Kwang Hsu, on his way to the palace.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
PUMMELLED THE EDITORS.
Spanish Officers Didn't Like CarIist
Criticisms.

Madrid, Sept. lei Correo Guipuz-
Goa, Carlist journal, published in San
Sebantian, the summer residence of
the Spanish court, recently printed an
article which the officers of the Span
ish squadron stationed off San Sebas-
tian considered insulting.
A score of the officers went last even
ing to the offices of the paper and at
tackled the manager and two editors
with sticks. A free fight followad. in
which a lieutenant was severely hurt
and two other officers were slightly in
jured. The manager of the paper and
one editor were roughly handled, re-
ceiving considerable injury.
Several of the officers were arrested,
but they were liberated on giving their
word of honor to keep the peace. The
excitement in the town continues. Ac-
cording to El Liberal, fifty officers were
concerned and three-successtve attacks
were made.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
WANT MIGUEL MALVAR.
Capture of Insurgent Leader Would
Make for Peace.

Manila, Sept 1.-Everything points
to the early capture or surrender of
Miguel Malvar, the insurgent leader.
When either event occurs everything
will be favorable to the establishment
of permanent peace.
1t is in the plans of the military
authorities, as a first step toward re-
ducipg the force, to make two depart
ments instead of four, which would re-
suit in a considerable saving. The
headquarters of one department would
be Manila and of the other Iloilo
Each day shows an increasing num-
ber of surrenders and captures in all
the disaffected districts. Later ac-
counts of the recent engagement in
Balangas province. between Capt. H.
c. Hale, with detachment of the
Twentieth Infantry and the insurgent
leader Gonzales. show that ii was more
important than 1t was first considered.
Many deserters and renegades were
seen and heard giving commands In
English. Col Gracias, two officers and
fifty men were killed after an engage
ment lasting three hours.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
BUTCHER SHOPS CLOSED.
Howl Goes Up in New York ut En-
fOrcement of New Law.

fOrcement of New Law.
New York, Sept. 1.-The new law
compelling butcher shops to remain
closed on Sunday went into effect and
a fight to have the enactment declared
invalid will be commenced. To see that
the measure was properly enforced the
Benchmen's Association. which is the
organization of the Journeymen Butch
ers. had men patrolling the streets and
watching butcher shops in every part
of the city. There were hundreds of
pickets out and as a result about a
dozen arrests were made.
In some instances the prisoners were
fined from So to $5 in one or two they
We're discharged, and in two instances
held to special sessions.
The boss BUTCHERS who are opposed
to the law have retained counsel. The
attorney announces that he will attack
the constitutionality of the measure
when the matter comes up in the court
of special sessions
The employing butchers who oppose
the law claim il is a most arbitrary
and unreasonable one, in that up to 10
o'clock in the morning people can buy
cold meats at delicatessen stores. They
claim that the Governor signed it un-
der misrepresentation, thinking that ii
was favored by the butcher shop pro-
prietors as we'll as the journeymen's
union. The former claim that IS per
cent. of the men running meat estab-
liShments are opposed to 1t.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
PRAISE FOR DANISH KING.
Eight Thousand Liberals Reviewed
by King Christian.

by King Christian.
Copenhagen. Sept. 1.-At noon to-
day King Christian witnessed from
Amalienborg palace. the ordinary res
idence of the Danish royal family, a
notable demonstration by the Liberals
in his honor. Eight thousand persons
passed in review
The King, in the presence of Queen
Alexandra, King George, Dowager
Czarina and other royal personages,
received a special deputa tion, who
thanked him for reposing confidence in
the people and appointing a Liberal
ministry.
In the course of a gracious speech
of reply, King Christian said the min
istry might rest assured of every sup
port on his part. and he trusted that
the majority of the people, who had
called the leaders of the opposition to
office, would support them in a much
more difficult task as responsible gov
ernment leaders.
Amid great enthusiasm his Majesty
then proceeded to one of the balconies
and proposed cheer for Our beloved
fatherland :"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
VENEZUELA WILL EXPLAIN.
Attitude 1t Has Adopted I'm Contro-
versy with Colombia.

Caracas, Sept. 1.-The Venezuelan
government has published a memoran-
dunn remitted to all foreign nations in
explanation of the attitude it has
adopted in the Venezuelan Colombian
controversy.
In diplomatic circles here the ques-
tion is considered very serious.
HOstiIities Are Imminent.
Paris, Sept Ia dispatch from Car
acas asserts that the memorandum is
sued by the Venezuelan government to
foreign Powers in explanation of it's
course in the Venezuelan Colombian
difficulty. declares that hostilities be-
tween the two states are imminent.
Troops Are Leaving Colon.
Colon, Colombia, Sept. 1.-Govern-
ment reinforcements numbering sixty
left Colon last evening for Bocas del
Toro.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
COMMERCIAL REASONS ONLY.
Inspired Italy TO Renew the Drei-
bund I'm 1892.

Berlin, Sept IAN article in the
Deutsche Revue. signed Italian Diplo-
mat" attracts much attention as show
ing from secret inside information that
Italy only renewed the Dreibund In
1892 for the advantages of commercial
treaty with Germany and that she
now has but slight interest in the Drei-
bund as compared with her interest In
good commercial treaties. The author
of the article asserts that the Italian
cabinet holds the same position.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
NAPHTBA LAUNCH EXPLODED.
Family of Wilbur Alexander Met
FrightfuI Fate.

Albany, N. Y, Sept. Ia frightfuI
fate befell the family Of Wilbur Alex
ander, large contractor of this city
tonight.
Hudson river at The Abbey" a mile
and half below this city, the result
ing fire burning Mrs. Alexander AMI
her little daughter to death. and injur-
ing Wilbur Alexander and his son, Will
bur Alexander, Jr., in 2 horrible man.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-09-02
MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED.
british officers Tell of Action NJ
Panama.

Victoria. B. c., Sept. LII. M. S.
Phaeton returned this morning from
Panama. where she has been protect
ing the interests of British subjects.
Her officers tell Of an action which oc-
Cured three miles from the coast while
she was there.
They went over the battlefield next
day and saw many dead and wounded.
They saw carriage in which was a
wounded government officer and his
escort, and two prisoners. One of the
officers visited the prison and says that
many are dying there because of un-
sanitary conditions.