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Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
PERMANENCE OF THE HORSE
Secretary Wilson's Eulogy of Him tt
 Chicago.

Chicago. Dec. 2.-The International Live Stock exposition was formally opened here tonight before an appreci- ative throng- that crowded the amphi- theater. Mayor Harrison, Secretary of Agriculture Wilson and Governor Yates spoke. A parade of prize winning horses and concert preceded the speech mak- ing. Mayor Harrison delivered the ad- dress of welcome.
 Secretary Wilson vas greeted with loud applause. His remarks were large ly on the importance of the cattle busi- ness in the United States He said that while the cattle exports from this coun- try were worth sS.OCO.O 900, the great market was at home, among our own people and under our own flag"
 '-The horse,' the speaker said. was with us tonight and he will be with us through the ages when the automobile and the bicycle are in the junk pile. No man ever rode a bicycle who had owned horse; no man would own an automobile who understood the beau ties of the horse"
 The audience was still applauding when Governor Yates arose and bade the visitors to the show and to the con- vention of the National Live Stock as- ,sociation welcome to the state.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
PHILIPPINE STATUS
Held to be American Territory for Tariff Purposes The Export Tax on Goods Sent to Porto Rico Con strued to be Not burden but Benefit to the Porto Ricans. The Opinion Was Secured by Bare Majority.

Washington. Dec. 2.-Opinions were rendered in the supreme court today in the last two of the insular test cases. One of them is known as the four teen diamond ring case" involving the relationship of the United States to the Philippine islands from a tariff point of view, and the other is what is known as the 'Dooley case No. g." involving the constitutionality of the collection of duty on goods shipped from New York to Porto Rico.
 In the former case the court, through Chief Justice Fuller. held that the dia- mond rings brought in from the Philip pines, and over which the case arose, should be exempt from duty under the Paris treaty of peace, as that treaty made the Philippines American terri tcry. The decision in the Philippines case followed closely that of the first Porto Rican case in the last term
 In the Dooley case, decided today, it was held that the duty collected on goods from New York to Porto Rico was permissible, but that it was really tax for the benefit of the Porto Ricans themselves, rather than an ex- port duty. as was claimed by the mer- chants who antagonized the govern nent.
 In both cases there were dissenting opinions concurred in by four of the nine justice of the court. It is gener- ally believed that the finding in the Philippines case will lead to early efforts to secure legislation for the regulation of our commercial relations with those islands. As the Porto Rican opinion sustains the constitutionality of the Foraker act, no such necessity will arise with reference to Porto Rico-
 Justice Gray, White, Shiras and Me Kenna united in dissenting from the courts opinion in the Philippines case, but they filed no written statement be- yond a mere note in which they said they 'Dissented for reasons stated in their opinions in the cases of De Lima vs. Bidwell, Dooley vs- the United States and Downs vs. Bidwell in the last term of the court
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03

The venerable Senator Vest of Missouri was in his seat before the senate was called to order. He was accorded a most cordial reception by his col leagues.
 By noon practically every senator in the city had arrived in the chamber. Many made no attempt to take their seats because of the wealth of floral offerings which fairly filled the desks and aisles.
 Precisely at noon Senator Fry of Maine, president pro tenn, rapped to or der. The blind chaplain, Mir. Milburn. delivered the invocation. The creden- tials of Dietrich of Nebraska, Willard of Nebraska, Kittredge of South Da- kota and Bigson of Montana were pre- sented and they were sworn in by the president.
 Senators Hale and Morgan were named as a committee to join a similar committee from the house to notify President Roosevelt that the congress was in session. A recess was taken until o'clock, but no report of the organization having been received at that time. MT. Gamble of South Dakota formally announced the death of Sen ator Kyle. The usual resolution was offered. The senate adjourned out of respect.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
THE SENATE.
PINEY WOODS.
Healtful. But Not Always Curative

To go to the piney woods is a help, but if one carries along the bad habits of food and drink that have caused sickness the piney woods will not pro- duce recovery.
 Coffee drinking caused blindness in a Virginia gentleman, and his remark able experience is worth reading: "I have been a coffee drinker since my earliest remembrance. If 1 missed cof- fee at meal it brought on headache. This should have shown me that I was victim to a drug habit. Finally, wakeful, restless nights came on. After dinner l was always drow'sy and after sleeping would waken Stupid and mor- bid and felt as though l had been drugged. and when this feeling wore off nervousness and restlessness would set in until I drugged myself with cof- fee again.
 At last my eyesight began to fail Some of the best optical specialists agreed that I had an afifction of the optic nerve, and after two or three years treatment my eyes slowly lost their power and I became almost sight less.
 II was advised to go to a pine woods near the sea in a most isolated place. This did and lived there for two years WllnOul any NlSlDle Dentnl- l gave all hope of recovery until last spring a friend expressed the belief that the cof- fee I drank was the cause of all my trouble. He had been a slave to it and had been unable to find relief until he quit and took up PoStum Food Coffee.
 His experience startled me and I de- cided to try the change, although I had but little faith in it's merits. My first cup of Postum proved delicious and was a great surprise. It was evidently well made I had not the slightest trouble in leaving off coffee. for the Postum filled it's place perfectly.
 During the past six months I have gained in flesh, my sallow complexion has become clear. and my eyesight gradually improved until now I am able to read and write. My mind is once more clear and active and I no longer suffer from sleepless. nervous spells. You can imagine I feel gra ateful for my restoration" W. Harold Fenton, Brighton, Va
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
MRS. HOWELL GETS A DIVORCE
Her Husband Was Formerly Rector of
 a Church ia Monticello, N. Y.

Goshen, N. Y. Dec. 2.-An absolute divorce has been granted Lizzie T. Howell. wife Of David T. Howell, for mer rector of the Episcopal church in Monticello. The decree was entered by Justice Betts at Kingston on Monday The story of Howelrs troubles, which began during his pastorace in Monti- cello. has about reached a conclusion When it was proved that he and Jennie L. Green were guilty on several occa- sions of misconduct, Mrs. Greene's huc- band. Samuel B. Greene, brought suit for divorce. His wife brought counter charges against him, but they were dropped and his suit was uncontested. He secured divorce and married Miss Bull of Stony Ford about the middle of July. He still lives at Stony Ford. Howell. when deposed from the minis try, went to Newark. studied law and was admitted to the bar. Mrs. Greene took up her residence near him. One of her relatives is authority for the statement that she will soon wed him. Mrs. Howell's decree gives her the GUS tody of the three children. Harold FL liott and Donald, S5 a week alimony. $250 counsel fees and permission to marry again. MT. Howell and Mrs. Greene are forbidden to marry again
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
LEAGUE MAGNATEs CONFER.

New York, Dec. 2.-Behind closed doors at the Fifth Avenue hotel today Messrs. Brush, Freedman. Dreyfuss, Robinson and their brother magnates of the National league are in session discussing plans for the coming season. Owing to the strict secrecy maintained 1t is impossible to learn the exact na- ture of the deliberations. Enough has leaked out, however. to warrant the fans in expecting some startling an- nouncements ere long regarding the National league circuit for next season and plan of campaign in the in evitable warfare against the American league.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
UNDERsTUDY DIES
Morris Abbey of "A Runaway Girl
 Found Dead in Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. "A series of fatalities has attended the engage ment of "A Runaway Girl'' in this city. eliminating in the death some time last night of Morris Abbey, understudy for Arthur Dunn. the leading comedian For a week Abbey had been under treatment for incipient apoplexy.
 At midnight last night he went to his room- This morning the company was to leave for Macon, where it is playing tonight. Abbey did not report at the train and two members of the com pany. sent to find him, were forced to break open his door. His body was found near the entrance to a closet, where he had fallen suddenly.
 He had been dead for several hours. He was 8 years old and lost his wife and a child some years ago. Just 2 week ago the company was compelled to suspend because of the death of the father of Comedian Dunn. Abbey was seized with an attack of nervousness ad was unable to take the role.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
HERMAN SEEKS LIBERTY.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 2.-The appeal of Anarchist Alexander Berkman came up for argument in the superior court today. Berkman is the anrachist who attracted world wide notol-iety in 1892 by his attempt to asslssinate H. c. Prick of the Carnegie Steel company
 He seeks release from the penitentiary on the ground that the court erred in finding him guilty under six different charges. He declares in his petition that he should have been convicted only on the one indictment charging felonious assault, in which case the penalty would have been ten years in stead of twenty-one. It is understood that Mir. Prick will not oppose the ap- peal.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
A BIG SHIPPING DEAL.

New York, Dec. 2.-According to Lon don advices a rumor Is current in Liverpool to the effect that another im- mense shipping deal involving the sum of fS,000.0 900 is under negotiation. American interests are. 1t is said. about to take over the large shipping busi- ness of Samuel x Co.,, whose special line of steamers consisting of twenty seven vessels are well known. The Bor- neo and Eastern oil interests held by Samuel & Co. are stated to be included in the deal.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
NEW CONGRESS The Opening of the Fifty- Seventh Yesterday NO EVENTFUL INCIDENT The Swearing in of Senators = A Slight Jangle in the House Over The Adoption of Rules. There Were More Flowers Than Usual but They Arrived too Late 10 Make Display.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The opening of the first session of the Fifty-seventh congress this morning drew to the cap itol great throng of spectators eager to witness tha scene of animation which marks the annual reassembling of our national law makers.
 The galleries of both the house of representatives and the senate were packed. A profusion of floral of ferings, quite unusual in quantity. va riety and beauty, transformed the halls into veritable flower shows. Almost every member of congress was the re cipient of these evidences of regard for friends, and the atmosphere of the chambers was heavy with the odor of the rare plants and blossoms.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
IGLESIAS ON TRIAL.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Dec. 2.-San- tiago Iglesias, the delegate sent by President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor to organize the workmen of Porto Rico, and who was arrested and put in jail on his arrival here, was placed on trial today. He is charged with conspiracy to persuade the local federation of labor to order
 all labor organizations to go on strike
 unless they were paid in gold at the same rates they had been paid in silver.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
DANISH WEST INDIES
A Report of the Deal Expected at
 Any Moment.

Washington, Dec. 2.-At the close of business hours today no word had reached the stlte department confirm atory of the reported agreement be- tween Denmark and the United States for the sale of the Danish West Indies.
 Negotiations looking to the acquisi- ton of the islands by this government are believed, however, to be in such a state that an agreement between the interests, if not already reached, is almost approaching competitor.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
STOCKS.

New York Dec. 2.-Atchison. 79; Rock Island 146A; Delaware & Hud- son, 17319: Lackawanna, 240: Erie, 41A 1; Great Northern preferred. 191; Man. haitian. 1377s; Metropolitan Street Rail- way. 1641l: Missouri Pacific. 101; Jersey Central. 1S0; New York Central, 16124 {: Northern Pacific preferred, 1OO1a; Penn sylvania, 14S7s: St. Paul. 166ss; South ern Pacific. 59s4; Union Pacific, 1O1k Amalgamated Copper. 73A: Sugar, 12S5s United States Steel, 42A; West ern Union, 91A.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. Dev. 2.-The American Base ball league is holding it's adjourned an- nual meeting today at the Auditorium hotel. St. Louis having been taken into the fold, little other than routine busi- ness remains to be transacted, unless the talked of plans to capture New York have secretly advanced to a stage which would warrant the magnates in announcing that that city will be added to the circuit the coming season. This IS not considered likely. however.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
QUEENS BIRTHDAY.

London, Dec. 2.-The anniversary of Queen Alexandra's birthday, which occurred yesterday, was officially ceIe- brated today throughout England Scotland. Wales and the loyal parts of Ireland. The private wire to MarI- borough house was kept busy with tele- grams of congratulation from the vari- ous rulers of Europe. members of the British royal family. cabinet officers and other. The queen also received q large number of valuable gifts.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03

Claughrey. warden of the federal peni- tentiary at Leavenworth. came up for hearing in the United States supreme court today. This is an appeal from the decision of the circuit court of Kansas denying a writ of habeas corpus for the release of Carter from the penitentiary on the ground of error in his trial for defrauding the govern ment in connection with harbor inn provements at Savannah He is now serving a term of ten years imprison- ment
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
BIGGER COMMITTEES.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The republican senators in caucus today authorized Senator Allison to appoint committees on order of business, also committee to fill vacancies on committees, both to consist of nine members. The latter committee was directed to increase some of the important committees. in order that places may be found for re- publican senators in accordance with the increased membership of the party.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
SUPREME COURT RECESS.

Washington, Dec. 2.-Chief Justice Fuller announced today that after the session of the court on Monday next, the court would adjourn for four weeks and reconvene January 6.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
FRANCIS JOSEPH HONORED.

Vienna. Dec. 2.-The fifty-third. anni- versary of the accession of Emperor Francis Joseph to the throne was cele- brated today here and in all the prin- cipal cities of the empire. Business was suspended generally in this city and in all the churches thanksgiving services were held.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The monthly statement of the public debt shows that at the close Of business November 30 the debt, less cash in treasury. amount ed to s1,011. .62e coo. a decrease for the month of $11, ,206, ,0c0.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
THE FINANCIAL MARKET
The Condition of the Stock and Bond
 Lists Yesterday.

New York, Dec. 2.-United States re- funding 2s, registered, ex. int, 10SA.; coupon. 10s2z; 3s, registered. 10SA; coupon. 10S3s; new As. registered and coupon, 1894: old As, registered, ex. int. l111A; coupon, 112z; 5s. registered and coupon. 107B. Money firm. Last loan 4 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
THE JUAREZ BULL FIGHTS.

Fl Paso, Texas. Dec. 2.-The bull fight season opened at Juarez, across the border in Mexico, yesterday. with very tame exhibition. Three thou sand Mexicans from this side of the Rio Grande river attended and saw one bull gore three blindfolded horses to death. Two bulls were slain.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
ACQUITTED. BUT SUCCEEDED.

Auckland, New Zealand, Dec. 2.-The United States naval court at Tutuila. Samoa, has honorably acquitted Capt Benjamin F. Tilley. the naval governor of Tutuila, of all the charges against him. No evidence to sustain these charges was presented to the court
 Commander UrieI Sebree has sue ceeded Captain Tilley as naval gov- ernor of Tutuila.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Washington, Dec. 2.-President and Mrs. Roosevelt were today the recipi- ents of numerous congratulations on the occasion of their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Because of the period of mourning for the late president there was no formal recognition of the anni- VerSary.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
CELEBRATED IN CANADA,

Ottawa, Ont. Dec. 2.-Reports from all quarters indicate a general observ- arce of the queen birthday throughout Canada today. In this city a royal sa- lute was fired this morning and flags were liberally displayed on public and private buildings.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03

the Cubans are busy tying their own hands.
 But Cuba will continue to present her plea to congress and to the president because the present crop is ready for millions
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
s8O.OoO DENVER FIRE.

Denver. Colo. Dec. "A fire which started this evening destroyed the en- tire stock of the CToss-Thome Carpet and Furniture company, causing a loss of $S0.000
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
HAWAII WANTS PROTECTION.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The secretary of the interior today sent to the house of representatives a. copy of a resolu- tion of the legislature of Hawaii asking for a duty on coffee in order to protect the coffee industry of Hawaii.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
ARRIVAL OF A TRANSPORT.

Washington. Dee. 2.-The adjutant general has received a telegram from General Chafree saying that the trans port Fitzpatrick arrived at Manila to- day.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
THE CARTER APPEAL.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The case of I. Stanton Carter Con behalf of Oberlin M. Carter) against Robert w. Me
Arizona republican., 1901-12-03
THE HOUSE.

Washington, Dec. 2.-The opening day of the first session of the F'ifty-seventn congress in the house of representa- tives furnished a spectacle that de- lighted the crowded galleries. The ganization of the house was accom- plished according to time honored prec- edents. Speaker Henderson was sworn in by General Bingham after delivering a very graceful speech in recognition of the honor bestowed upon him. He in turn administered the oath to the mem bers-elect. The usual committees were appointed to inform the president and senate that the house was organized and ready to do business.
 A committee of three, consisting of Messrs. Payne. Bingham and Richard son was appointed to join a similar committee of the senate and wait upon the president and inform him that con- gress was ready to receive any com munication he might have to make. The rules of the last house were adopt ed, after a slight jar and then the bi- ennial seat drawing occurred. This latter ceremony was robbed of much of interest today by the fact that under d new arrangement of the seats there are more than enough to go round and those whose names are drawn last do not suffer they did on former oc- casions.
 The flower show, which is a great feature of the opening day. was not as imposing as usual. More flowers than ever before were sent to members, but after the seat drawing the house ad- journed before a third of them were brought into the hall.
 THE SENATE.
 An hour before noon both the pub n rlpiU fa ariG with spectators, every available inch of standing room being occupied. The senators assembled slowly. MT. Kean of New Jersey was the first senator to appear in the chamber. He was fol- lowed by Senators TiIlman and Hoar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-21
LEJOS DE- La uERDAO
NO ES LA CAUSA De UN PARTIDO
ES LA CAUSA De UN PUEBLO

FL seaor Mufloz Rivera no tomo par
to en- la asamblea de contribuyentes reaii-
zada ell dos de Enero en- San Juan apesar
de hab9rsele invitado; y no dss1gso ~ en-
cause ell movimiento contra ell celebre 6sW.
Fernandez Juncos, Borda. Banoo,
B slbas y ell doctor del Vale, no sc lnmls-
cuyen en- nuestras contiendas civiles.
Son elementos que estudian, que ira
bajan.
La Soeiedad de dgricnltores de Mays
giiez y la Ligo de proptetarios de San u nan,
due, como las entlda AIDES dichas, levaDtaron
su VOC contra 10 oneroso del impuesto, no
'tienen otro oarkcter que Ell eoonomloo que
implfcitamente determinan sus estatutos
Los duef1os de fncas agrfcolas y ur-
banas; comerciantes industrisles de Yau-
co-k ouyo frente se pnso ell acaudalado Y
prestigioso caballero don Juan Amill y
Amill sin diferenoia de opiniones SO re-
belaron igualmente contra Ia exacclon ar
bitraria.
Don Julio 2. Castro hsoendado y pre-.
sidente del comit9 unconditional de Cabo
Roio muchos vecinos, de San'German, SO
rebelaron 10 mismo al observar la grave
dad que entraia en- ell sentido de nuestro
porvenir ell desoabellado proyeoto que apro.
U8TOu uuds Odu al 6s AO 0eoa0FOSs SN~|S1
al mandate del capataz.
Y entire estos ultimos Sc destaos don
Agapito E. Monta,vo, oorreiigionarios de
los editores de Eg Pats, hombre que goza
de una posicion aoomodada y de los meJo
res eonceptos scclales.
Los delegados PARA, Rosalf, Dome
mech, Colon Sein votaron en- principle
contra el manoseado BILL; y 81 bien ed cier-
to que los cuatro prlmeros aportaron mas
tarde su sanolon, fu6 porque se les llamd
al patriotismo q d Ia discipline.
,Mentldo patriotismo! lFunesta dis
ciplina!
FL pirot6cnico del organo republican,
ouiere engaflar las multltudes ooultan-
doles la verdad, que es esta (:
FL bill Hollander 10 rechaZsn 10
oombaten los extrapgeros, los federales J
aauellos adversarios nuestros que calculan
| y que poseen.
7 nj recabarse su nulidad de Ia metro
poll americana, no SO hsce la oausa de IN
partido sin6 la oansa de un pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-21
A DIBSTRO Y SlNIBSTRO

Los incondicionales contin IAN explo-
tando ell oristo grande del amerioanismo.
Ellos son los unioos americanos.
Ellos sirven d Ia patria excelsa.
Ynadis les tosa, porque se compro-
mete la naclonaldad.
La musica antigua.
El vetusto invariable RIToRNELLo
que eieoutaron Las murgas de Ubarrl des
de 1878 hasta 1898.
Los visios murguistas oantaban:
-<Danos los destinos, Cancvas, por
que 81 no nos los das Espaila se pierde.s
Los nuevos murguistas cantan:
-<Danos las brevas, Mao Kinley,
poroue al no nos las das se pierden los Els
tados Unidos.>
LEGO un dfa sn que sc hizo la luz.
Y brillo la justiola.
Y Puerto Rico fu6 de los puertorri-
queflos.
Y no Sc perdi6 PoR ESQ Espafia.
Llegara otro dfa en- que los Estados
Unidos despierten & Ia voz de la libertad
del derecho.
Y se convenceran de que les engaflan
como & chinos.
! DE que le obligan despojarse de So
Itradicion gloriosa.
De que les presentan 81 mundo como
una nacion tiranica.
De que les restan simpatfas ante el
lpueblo de la colonia.
Entonoes lanzarAn l6ios de Of d los
intrigantes.
Z les diran de buenas primeras:
-<Basta.
No queremos mas oomedias.
Nj mas adulaciones.
Aquf existen dos slases de hombres
los que defender CON altivex sc TERRA J
los que venden su TERRA sin deooro.
La elecciop es fAcil.
Elegimos ell honor y la dignidad..
Parece mentira que no SO pronuncier
aun esas frases, que equivaldrfan d una
Isentencia de muerte para los services.
Parece mentira, sf, los que no co
Inocen ell vaiv6n de los tiempos revolucio
lnarios.
Puerto. Rico tuvo una revolucion
mas radical que la francesa de 1889 y gus
la espaflola de 1867.