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Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
NEW LINE TO CHICAGO.

Milwaukee, Sept. 1S.-The latest re- port today concerning the Chicago. Burlington X Lake Geneva Elevated railroad, which recently secured q franchise in this city over the mayors veto, was that the road was really to bc another line to Chicago. Clarence L. Darrow of Chicago is named as one promoter of the new road and Toledo interests are supposed to be behind it.
 It is said that the road will connect with the outer belt line to Chicago. As it is the avowed intention of the com p2ny to have its road elevated over every crossing on the line, this would reduce the running time between this city and Chicago about 8 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
JONES TRIED TO DIE
Murderer of Millionaire Rice Made
 Two Attt mpts.

New York, Sept. 1S-Charles r. Jones. valet of William Marsh Rice. whom Jones said he had killed by adminis- tering chlorsform. made two attempts last night to commit suicide. Jones first u jed to cut his throat with the jag ged neck of a large bottle, which he had shattered for the purpose.
 Later he fastened his head between the uprights of his iron bedstead and iriei to throw his body off the bed. and thus break his neck Both these at tempts were frustrated by tha police watching him. Jones has been fse,ing bad for several days, and was subject to fits of melancholia.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
STRIKERS REBEL
A Small Section Will Keep on in Spite
 of Shaffer.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 1S.-At a meet ing today of the striking iron workers from the Star and Monongaheia plants, at which 800 were present, it was de- cided by a unanimous vote to repud- fate the New York agreement and con- tinue the strike indep= =ndently.
 Failing to hear from President Shaf- fer on the terms of the settlement, the representatives of the two lodges con- ferred with J. w. Phillis. district man ager for the American Tin Plate com pany. The terms offered by Mir. Phil lips. the men claim, means a big re duction in tonnage rates, while the out put is greatly increased. The men will continue the strike against this reduc- tion
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
A NUMBER HURT.
Head-on Collision of Freight and Work
 Trains Near Granville, Vt.

Randolph, Vt, Sept. fS.-A head-on collision took place this morning on the Central Vermont railroad about six miles north of the East Granville sta tion between an extra freight and a working train. in which two men were seriously, if not fatally, injured and several others badly hurt. Both engines were wrecked. but the engineers and firemen saved them selves by jumping.
 The injured are Harry Bell of Ncrth- field. spine probably broken, and Fred Gabbell of Waterbury. badly injured internally, while those less seriously hurt are C. Preston of Bolton, J. Ho- bart of Waterbury, E. Collins of Bolton H. Gilbert of St. Albans and H. Gabbell of Waterbury.
 The collision is said to have been due to an error on the part of the train dis patcher at St. Albans.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
MILITARY I. o. o. F.
Contest of the Cantons of the Patri-
 archs Militant.

Indianapolis. Ind. Sept IS. - The principal feature today of the meeting of the sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows was the competitive drills of Patriarchs Militant, the military branch of the order. The contests were held at the state fair grounds in the presence of a crowd of spectators that completely filled the grand stands. Cantons of the Patriarchs Militant and degrees stafts from Illinois, Iowa, Kan sas, New York, Ohio. Pennsylvania. Missouri, Michigan and other states took part. Prizes aggregating S3000 in value were awarded the successful companies. This evening there was q reunion of the sovereign grand lodge and representatives of the fraterna! press.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
BIC COPPER SURPLUS
Its Existence Denied by the
 Metal Selling Company
Bankers Engaged in Loaning Money or Copper Do Not Believe the Sit nation Is As Bad As Has Been Reported.

New York Sept. 1S.-The statement of H. l.. Casey. a Fulton strset metal broker that the United States Metal Selling company and its mining con nsctions had on hand August l. 1901. 135.000.oOO pounds of copper. which they were una ble to reduce. createf no end cf talk in metal circles today, although ;ha impression prevailed that the amount had been exaggerated. A rep resen tative of the United States Sel! ing company declared that the state ment of Mir. Casey. who had been let down easy" was not worth considsra- ton by people posted on the copper sIt- uation.
 The Casey circular however was well distributed, and served to impart considerable weakness to the shares of copper companies. Quite number of brokers who are interested in copper stocks went so far as to make an inves- tigation in order to ascertain the exact situation as to the amount of coppsr in stock. They were told by copper inter tsts that the situation was sound. and that in the opinion the stocks on hand were much less than reported by Mir. Casey.
 Banking interests" said one broker. who loan large amounts of money to concerns interested fin copper. declared l that they felt sure that the supplies on hanf were not anywhere near 135, ,000.- | 900 pounds They informed me that if such was the case, some evidence of it would be found in the borrowing de- mand of copper interests. They claim that the dsmand for money on the r,ar rt of copper interests is nct pronounced. which would certainly be the cass if they were carrying 1855. .OO0. 900 pounds | n af in c | epresents some hing like s22. 900. .OOO.'' | - A representative of the United States Metal Selling company said that MT. l Casey's statement in the most part was absurd.
 '7T1e demand for copper" said he, lis brisk. The domestic consumption with in the last twelve months exceeds that of the preceding twelve months by g to 90 per cent. The foreign market is dull as result of the unfavorab:e business conditions of Germany, but this state of affairs abroad cannot last long. | The production of copper for soms time past has been practically constant and as. no Substitute for the metal has | yet been found see no reason for talk ing a gloomy view of the situation. Oi course. we have a good supply of cop
 per on hand. This is nothing unusual Our stock, however. is not abnormal
 We carry surplus stocks. the same a.
 the sugar, iron, stesl, cotton. wooler and other industries. and 1t would b,
 strange if these various business enter
 prises were able to sell at once all tn,
 material they produced.
 Tn this event there would be m
 limit to capacity. The fact that coppe
 pIices are firm and well maintained il
 the best evidence that the supplies O
 the metal on hand are not unusual! large
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
ASSISTANCE REFUSED.
German Steamer Ran Down Schooner.
 Refused Assistance.

New York. Sept. 1S.-The schooner Helen G. Moseley arrived today from Fernandina with a cargo of lumber.
 She had been in collision with the German steamer Albano, bound from this port from Newport News.
 Captain Burch of the Moseley said the accident occurred at 1:30 on the morI ing of September F. The weather was clear and the schooner's lights were burning brightly when the steam CT came down upon her, stove in her bow and ripped her open down belo " the water line. The bowsprit was cut out of her. bringing down all the head gear and the foretOpmast was broken off above the foremast head. The wind la-s was also s5roken.
 The steamer stood by until daylight. Captain Burch asked for assistance. but the Albano steamed away to the southward without paying any heed tu the request.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
CABINET WILL REMAIN
All the Members Accepted the Presi-
 dents disappointment.

Washington. Sept 1S.-It was stated on excellent authority today. that all the members of the cabinet accepted ident Roosevelt yesterday.
 Ths manner in which the president made the tender made it impossible for the members of the cabinet to take any other course as they are already in the positions and cannot decline, but must resign their places if they desire to leave the cabinet.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
MAYOR NO LONGER JANIToR

Vineland, N. J., Sept. 1S.-The mayor of Vineland has given up flis job as janitor janitor of the new city hall. Borough Solicitor Miller last night rem dered an opinion that Mayor Joseph Mason could not legally retain his place as janitor and his more dignified but impe cuniouS office of mayor If the mayor had chung to his more menial employment at $25 q month it would have invalidated him from acting as the cny's chief magistrate. and would also have destroyed his eX-officio mem berShip in the womans golf club, fashionable organization here. and his office as a trustee of the new public library
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
A M1sAPPREHENsION
The California Board of Trade Didn't
 Ask for Militia.

San Francisco. Sept. 1S.-General N r. Chipman. president of the state board of trade, has sent a lstter to Governor Gage in reply to the gover- nor's recent letter in answer to the memorial sent him by the state boa.d d of trade.
 The president ventures to criticize at length the stand taken by Governor Gage, and ayers that the governor mis- understood the purpose of the memorial. which was not to request the calling out of the militia, but merely to cal attentino to existing conditions, which were resulting in great loss and dam age to the farming industry.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
SONS OF VETERANS.

Providence. R. l., Sept. 1S.-The if teenth annual encampment of the Sons Of Veterans assembled in. Providence today Command der-fn-C Chief 'AleXan- der preside d. Several thousand visi- TOTS are in attendance and every state division is represented.t Preceding the formal opening of the convention there was a big parade. The encampment is the largest ever held by the order. The programme of entertainment is excel lent and thousands are being royalty welcomed.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
POLICE AFTER WOMAN BURGLAR
She Broke into House in the Daytime
 and Stole S7O0 Worth

Mount Vernon. N. Y, Sept. 1S.-The police here are looking for a woman burglar who entered the house of Will jam G. Bussey, a New York lawyer. who lives on Chester hill. and stole a large amount of jewelry and silver ware The robbery occurred in the daytime. while the family was away. The police think the robber was a negro woman The value of the stolen prop erty is said to be about s7000.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
RECEPTION AT CoMPEIGNE.

Compeigne. France, Sept. 1S.-The czar's first day on French soil passed without an untoward incident. The presidential train conveying M. Loubet and the czar and czarina witht their suites arrived at CompeiSne this even ing. The utmost vigilance was exer- cised along the railroad. The town was brilliantly illuminated, the whole route from the station to. the chateau being decorated with festoons and coloreu lights. Emperor Nicholas was greeted with an incessant roar of cheers.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
CONGRESS OF NURSES.

Buffalo. N. Y, Sept. 1S.-The great international congress of nurses was formally opened this morning with an address of welcome by Mayor Diehl. Hospital administration in America, woms on hospital boards, and the ad
 nlinistration of hospitals in Great Britain were some of the topics dis cussed at the opening session The congress will continue until Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19

she was married to the count. Truth today makes the following unqualified statement concerning her will:
 The fact has transpired that there is a legacy of 5000, 900 marks to Count Seckendorf. with whom her late ma jes:y is alleged to have contracted a morsanatic marriage
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
A SOUTHERN WEDDING.

Atlanta. Ga. Sept. 1s-Society is much interested in the wedding of Miss Caro- line Lewis Gordon. daughter of Gen. eral John B. Gordon, and MT. Orton Bishop Brown of New Hampshire. which took place this evening at Sutherland" the Gordon homestead near Kirkwood. The wedding was at tended by a large number of friends of the bride and groom in various parts O the country.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
The Grant Returns Laden With Sol
 diers and Civilians.

San Francisco, Sept. 1s.-The trans port Grant arrived today from Manila with nearly 1000 passengers The Grant brought home 115 cabin passen- gers. eleven second cabin passengers, 233 civilians. eight convalescents, 5SO enlisted men. twenty-nine deported men and one stowaway.
 Among the cabin passengers was General James F. Smith. associate jus tice of the supreme court of the Philip pines. who went to the islands as col one! of the California volunteers
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
COLONISTs' RATES.
They Will Be the Same to the Coast as
 Last Year.

San Francisco. Sept. 1S.-Passs nger Traffic Manager Mccormick of the Southern Pacific. returned to this city after a two months absence in the east. He says that the division of col onist rates between the trans-conti- mental and eastern lines has been set tied and the same rates will prevail this coming season.
 Last season over 20.000 people were brought into the state on these tickets. The ratss in question are 50 from Chi- cago. $25 from Omaha and Kansas City and S27.50 from St. Louis. Memphis and New Orleans.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
RUssIA's TARIFF WAR.
Retaliatory Methods Against This
 Country's Commerce Continued.

Washington, Sept 1S.-Russia is stiil carrying on it's war of tariff retaliation against the United States because of Sheriff Cages decision regarding Rus sian sugar. The state department has received word from Commercial Agent Greener of Vladivostock. to the effect that the new duties against UniteI States goods. imposed by the tariff o. European Russia, have been enforced at that port.
 Duties will be levied on the gross.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
THE MUSCULAR I. M. c. A.

Pewee Valley. Ky. Sept 1s.-Secre- taries. assistant secretaries and phys ica! directors of the various branches of the Y. M. C. A in Kentucky gath cred here today for their annual con- ference. The purpose of the meeting is to exchangs ideas and lay plans for extending and improving the associa- tion work. John l.. Wheat of Louisville called the gathering to order.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
MARQUIS ITO COMING.

Yokohama. Sept. 1S.-Among the pas sengers on the steamer America Maru, sailing today for San Francisco is tn a Marquis Ito. This eminent Japanese statesman is in ill health and takes the sea voyage in compliance with his phy- siciaHs orders. It is probable that his tour will include number of the lead ing cities of America.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19

weight and net measurements hof goods Vladivostock is the Pacific coast en- trance to Siberia, and the dispatch menas that United States goods will hereafter be shut out from this great province and the contiguous territory. which had been looked upon as one of the promising fields for American trade on the Asiatic continent.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
INDIANA M. E. CONFERENCE.

Bedford, Ind. Sept 1s.-The annual meeting of the Indiana M. E.. confer ence held it's first business session this morning, Bishop Andrews presiding. The assignments vii be announced later in the week
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
RUSSIA HITS AT OUR OIL.
Measures Likely to Exclude That Arti-
 cle From Manchuria.

Pekin Sept. 1S.-Ths Russian admin istration a Dalny has refused to erect go-downs for the storage of American kerosene. He states that measures will soon be taken to exclude that article from Manchuria. The value of Alneri- can kerosene imported through Port Arthur and New Chwang is about 700.- 900 taels annually
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Jackson. Miss. Sept. 1s.-A staTe Sunday school teachers institute, the first of its kind to be held in Missls- sippi, began three days session here today. Delegates from many parts of the state are present and much good IS expected to result from the exchange of ideas.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
MEMORIAL AT WESTMINSTER

London. Sept 1s.-King Edward has appointed the Earl of Pem1I oke. Lord Steward of the Housshol to repre- sent him at the memorial services .n Westminster Abbey. Ambassador Choate has received 1.50O applications for Io0 seats at his disposal.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
BASE BALL FIELD
Where Games Were Won and Lost
 Yesterday.

Baltimore-Baltirnore 3. Chicago 10; second game-Baltimore 1, Chicago 3.
 Pittsburg-Pittsburg 5. Philadelphia Washington-Washi ?. Milwau- kee g: second game-Washington ,. Milwaukee 3.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
INCREASED SUGAR STOCK.

New York. Sept. 1S.-The capital stock of the American Sugar Refining company is to be increased from sev- enty-five to ninety million dollars as
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
CHILFS NEW PRESIDENT.

Santiago de Chili. Sept, 1S.-Don Jerman Riesco was inausurated pres ident of the republic today. The in- stallation was accompanied by the us- ual fo, malities.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19

result of special meeting of the stock holders held in Jersey City today. The new issue of fifteen millions is to con- sist of one-half preferred stock and one-half common stock.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
A STATE AUCTION SALE.

Helena, Mont, Sept. 1S.-Montana's s auction sale of state lands commenced today in Carbon county. of which Red Lodge is the county seat More than three million acres are to be disposed
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
COUNT sEcKENDoRF's LEGACY
5000. 900 Marks Under the Will oi
 Late Empress Frederick.

London. Sept. 1S.-The late Dowaser Empress Frederick's relations with Count Seckendorf. the grand marshal of her court. has been the subject or international gossip long before her death. It has been frequently said that
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19
ARRIVAL HOME
The Late President Lies Among His
 Old Neighbors.

Canton, O., Sept. 1S.-The first section of the funeral train reached Canton at
Arizona republican., 1901-09-19

of, and if the state realizes the price it has fixed for the sale it will be the richer by many millions of dollars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
Notise

NuU,y Is hereby a'sw that g. tho
undersigned uIWIuIetutHr OF the uH
tat. of Louis Eu,Ihar1t deceased. uu.
uur aud Dos virtue uf uu urI.T ut tlr
district court of tho SECOND judicial
dlstr.yt uf thy territory of Sew NoN
I.U Within and for Oh, county Of b"r
uuUUu ..I and dispose ni bt private
sale. 90 tHy store of Emil hI.iuworth.
boo thD city OF Albuquerque the tul
real estate uf said luu.. ElDrhurdt
IN, south ,iaht DNl feet oi tract cot
land owned Uy said Louis EnDrharht
iu his lifr time cast of South Second
street. loo tho cts OF Albuquerque "a
moro particular description Ia as ipl
lows. tu.Wit. Bounded uu tun south
ht lands uf lusn and BdrulO iWil.o
ON tho east by second street ON tH.
west hy and uU the north nN
lands owned by Louis Ehorhardt In
Uls lifetime. also. another piece ui
land described as follows. tn.Wit.
Commencing at The southwest corner
of th. G. " Lewis Addition 80. ga
tbD city of Albuquerque running
thence north along tho east side OF
Third street sixty live feet thence
cast lu lsue parallel with the south
dine of tho su.I g.. So. Lewis Addition
SO 3 one hundred h,t thence south
Boa line parallel with said Third
street 90 the south boundary l.uH ui
said g. " Lewis Addison SO 30
thence west along the said south
boundary lime oi said g. ~ Lewis Ad.
litiun 80 g one hundred '.yr CO. the
point aud place oft h.Euun
GEORGE EbElulhiiDT
Administrator
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
cgRRILos.


From the Register.
Robert Jones son OF l.. ID. Jones,
l,H Sunday for an indefinite stay m
hHWHuHgH, With his sister.
Tony TrUa.uo and family departed
the NI.f ui thn week for Gallup and
VIII mako tuuir future home in that
tUrFIua burg
N. Agnes NcNulty closed O. very
eU....#m' tDrm OF school in San Pc.
GTn and returned io her home 100 Ger
TNu lFla week
UI Mao Sullivan mas again as.
umuI her duties as school TEACHER
uf Madrid after the school being
closed q month ON account Of scarlet
fever
fIrn Iu tbc home az Mr.. and Mrs l..
DaUa uusod the loss Of clothing
valued ui SiUu. The fire was started
bt tH. uuaDiug of "a lamp which had
hu.u placed uu rocking chair.
Nr Mclaughlin. Mrs Willmnrth
ami Miss Saint from San Pedro. spent
S4tHuU, .u the city. Miss Saint who
has been guest of Mrs Laughiiu
returning tu her home Ia Albuquerque
Carl Williams. accompanied hy his
grandmother arrived from Kansas
CIT. Carl who has been attending
school len Kansas city this winter will
spend rho summer with his parents
bon san Pedro.
Captain Dame has arrived In san
Franc C1 from the Philippines, whore
o.. HA# been Tor over % year. Miss
Dame received registered package
u.w H.m containing many beautiful
auH valuable souvenirs of his suluuru
among lHpu AN exquisite hand painted
c.uiDr table scarf showing the beau
uml handWurk of the dark skinned
natives.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-20
LANn nrFlcE nrsINEss.

The following business was trans
acted nt the federal land office In San.
GA Fp fuf tho week ending April 10.
Homestead Entries April 81 Jesus
Auayta. Oubrru 1850 acres. Valencia
county. Leaudro Corduva. Lumberton,
ltu2D acres. Rio ATrlba county. April
o. Jose Francisco Gonzales, springer
15g3N acrcU Colfax county, Conccp
Cluu EstHrada. Springer 100 acres.
CollHN county Manuel ChaNcH y Lu.
p,I0 Duhra Springs. 1860 acres. Quad
aupy county Juan Garcia %. san ka
apl 1850 acres. Valencia county, April
o. OUuu Horn Wagon MOJnd 100
acres Mora county, Npril g.. ApOlOni.
urin AImauIuT tahru Springs, 100
a,rrs san Miguel county April q.
henderson Bates. Aztec. 40 acres. san
Juan county. Julio GardunO Thorn.
ton 1880 acres UUTuallllo county ,
FaurUu Lopez san Miguel 100 acres,
San Miguel county Felipe Herrera.
Hobart l.Y.ui acres Rio Arriba cuun
g.
Final Homestead April Q. Mary l..
EIHIUEU. IUV.tt. 1850 acres. san Juan
county NpuI o. Jose Leon Romero
Wagon Mound 1850 acres Mora Duuu
Is. Pedro g. NadrIl Puerto de Luna
luU H.I.. Gu1Ialup, county April q
ulruUfI EuIudIl Galiatgu. 1880
u.... Santa 80 county, April 5 40
tonic .UaH Martinez 1860 acres. col
FAX county April O. Manuel Nlyou
Wagon Mound. 1860 acres, san Misur
,HGuf.
yua u.DHuiory statements -Apu
O. William G.. Rogers Cerrilios. Santa
DO county, April s pomeni Barator
GnlMn Mckinley county
uD.rt Land Sold--April S Mary T.
Cameron. Flora Vista, a. acres, Sai
Juan UuutN.