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Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
MAX ES CHILDREN BRAINY.
 Proof About Feeding.

It has been proved times without number that properly selected food will build up the brain. The testimony of a school teacher on this subject is good. The letter is long and only the impor- tant facts will be given.
 While I was teaching school in 1898, little girl in the household where I lived was very fond of Grape Nuts and would eat all she was allowed. I noticed that she was a remarkably bright pupil There were five other children. all of one family. that were so marked in their work. They were really the brightest family I ever knew, so questioned to find what they were using. They replied, 'Only Grape Nuts learned upon further inquiry that this was their chief diet for breakfast and discov- cred that their luncheon consisted generally of Grape-Nuts with cream and a little fruit.
 l had suffered from dyspepsia. head aches and general debility greatly and as | knew. my diet was not well select ed. took up Grape Nuts Breakfas Food and carried it to school for lunch con. I soon discovered a change in my condition and found that Grape Nuts afforded more nourishmcnt than bread meat, eggs or anything that l tcOulC take in my basket After luncheon would feel strong and bright for tho afternoons work while before I hat 1 frequently been half ill.
 ! In the spring of 1900 | went to college rented room and boarded myself, sub sistinS largely on Grape-Nuts, and
 cannot speak too highly of the food a:
 q brain noUrisher. At the end of ] years schooling l obtained position
 fin one of the ward schools in this, ] college town. and am well and happy
 The wife of the college principal tell
 me that there is no food that agree:
 with her as well as Grape-Nuts anC that testimony was repeated by a lady 1 friend in my own home" Name giveI l by Pcstum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
BONDS.
THE COPPER MARKET.

New York. Feb. 6.-Copper was higher today and active in point of actual business at the metal exchange and by private sales. About 5,000,000 pounds of lake and electrolytic for de- livery all the year in lots Of about 5C0.- 00O pound; a Ironth were offered for sale at f3c. Actual sales reported on change were 25.OCO pounds. Sales of eIectroiytic included 30.000 pounds for February delivery and 30,000 pounds fo. March delivery at $l2.50. Casting for February and March delivery was offered at 127ac. with 12Ac bid. The local market for copper closed with lake at $l3D$13.2O; electrolytic at 13c, sellers, and casting al 1234 0127sc. Lon don copper closed E2. 12s, 6d higher at t55 for spot and f54. 15s for futures.
 Lead was dull and unchanged here at
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
WOOL GROWERS
 AFTER MIR. NORTH
For Making Use of His Position to
 Fight Tariff on Wool.

Helena. Mont, Feb. 6.-The Pacif. resolution addressed to President Roosevelt and to congress. attacked $. N. D. North the statistician of the de- paTtmCut of manufactures under the census. Mir. North is secretary of the National Association of Wool Manufac- turers and is leading the fight at Wash in-ton against the tariff on wool
 The resolutions state that the Pacific Northwest Wood Growers association is Of the opinion that, as a public off, cial the activity of North in artaEoniz- ing thc desires of the wool growers and storkmen of the country is taking ad- vantage of his official position, and that his personal opposition is in bad taste to say the least. considering the fact that he is to a certain extent servant of the people whose manifest desire he is now seeking to circumvent."
 The association also unanimously passed resolutions indorsinE the Gros- venor pure wool bill. now pending be- fore congress.
 The associa ton indorsed a bill pro- VidinE q classified census of livestock every five years, asks congress to au- thorize federal inspectors to inspect sheep at any point and provides severe penalties for violation of the inspec- tion laws.
 w. F. Skinner, manager of the inter- national livestock exposition at Chi cago. was indorscd fer the position oi manager Of the livestock show of tin, St. Louis exposition. and F. NJ. Malone of Miles City. Mont. for superintendent of the same department.
 After sCleCtiuc Salt Lake a inc mex place of meeting officers were elected as follows: President, Joseph NJ. Smitl cc Salt Lake: seCrctary-treasurer. J. w Bailey of Portland. Ore. Among tn, vice presidents is Patrick Sullivan O. Wyoming. TimCthy Kinney of Wy. oning is member oi the exccutiv, committee.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
NATURAL DEATH
 OF TOM BROWN
His AiIment Was Criminal Assaul
 Upon Kentucky Girl.

Nicholasville, Ky. Feb. 6.-Tom Brown, negro. who assaulted Miss Della Powell yesterday. was taken from the cIccrs this afternoon and lynched. The whole city turned out and all the ladies Spplauded at the end
 Miss Powell is student at the Jessa- mine institute in this city and lives at her brothers home, about three miles north. Last evening she started home in company with the Misses Braden. who also live out of town and attend school here.
 Leaving the Braden girls at their home. Miss Powell continued on foot to her brothers, about half a mile fur ther on.
 After the assault Brown, aged 19, was arrested, and this morning was taken to the homc CT his victim, who fully identified him.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
THE HDE SEE.

Washington. Feb 6.-The house spent the day on the legislative. executive and judicial appropriation bill. Very rapid progress was made. T of the go pages of the bill being disposed of be fore adjournment. No debate of i'm portance developed during the con sidcration of the bill and no amend mcnts CT importance were adopted.
 TEc house committee on labor today reported favorably the bill of Repre- sentative Barthoidt of Missouri to pre- vent the United States marine band and other army and navy bands from competing with civilian bands or ia- dividualE.
 Mr. Bartholdt said in his report that the members Of the army and navy bands are under the pay of their gov ernIncnt; their subsistence is provided by the government: their uniforms and instruments and all the necessary sheet music and ether paraphernalia are paid fer out of the national treasury; all of which affords them a considerable advantage. and easily enables them 70 Un1eroij citizen musicians on gil occasions where music is to be fur nished under contract. Hc points out that this bill wll not interfere with the playing of the Marine band at the White house CT on all governmental oc- casions.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
RUSSIA RESPONSIBLE
 REST 0F THE POWERS
Making Protests Against Carrying Gut
 of Manchurian Treaty

Pellin, Feb. G.-T'he British American and Japanese ministers here have re newcd their opposition to the Man churian arrangements between China and Russia. It is probable that this action will result in a further post pcnement or the consummation of thi.; treaty.
 The powers opposing the Manchurian treaty are now beginning to recognize the force of the representations of the Chinese plenipotentiaries that China is making the best terms possible for her self, and incidentally for the equal rights of other nations in China. and are shifting their protests to Russia as the responsible party.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Feb. 6.-Speculation in grain was dull again today and the markets were characterized by much hesitation. At the outset the sentiment was bearish. but with the advance of the session traders seemed ready for q bull turn and prices reacted well. May wheat closed 14c higher, May corn lac up and May oats 3sc advanced. Pro visions late took a good spurt and closed 11aHl0c to 1712c higher.
 May wheat opened at 775sc to 77&c. dipped to 5114G513sc rose to 7Shc and closed at 7S1sd7SAc.
 May corn opened at 631sc. sold to 653s M63l%C, closing at 6S9sc.
 May oats opened at 44c and sold up to ii%s sG44i2c, where it closed.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

ia favor of it. In support of this state ment he indicated that many prominent newspapers and periodicals in the east and south had indorsed this irrigation plant. Tc quoted. too, from the mes sage of President Roosevelt to congress Jo show that he was in favor of il. MT. tIausb-ough said his bill did not con- template al raid OF the United States treasury. the cost of carrying the project into effect being limited to the proceeds of the sales Of public lands iu thirteen states and three territories. These proceeds would amount to S2.50O,- 900 per anuum- In q period of thirty eight years, he said. 10000, 900 acres Of land would be reclaimed by the avail able waters, all the work 10 be under the direction of the secretary of the in- terior
 Nr. Hansbroueh asked that his bill be made the unfinished business after the Philippines tariff bill. and the sen ate agreed to his request.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
GOLD IN YORK STATE
 MINERAL DISCOVERY

Oedcnsburg, N. Y. Feb. 6.-GolI has lately been discovered on the rocky farm of .J l.. Hockcns of DePeystcr. The discovery has been kept secret, awaiting the report of an expert assay. which has just been made. and places the ore at the value Of $15 per ton. MT Hocl.ens has commenced min ing on q small scale, and has taken out a ton and a half of Eold-bearins quartz. The vein was found near the surface and runs into the side of q hill. Expert miners say the find is a valuaD ole one. Preparations are being made for extensive mining operations in the spring.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
WILL NOT LIKELY BE A LAW.

Washington, Feb. 6.-(SpeCial.) )-Sen- Gtor HansbCrough, chairman of the committee on arid lands, spoke today in support of the committees general irrigation bill The senate agreed to take Up the bill after the pending Phil iDpines measure is disposed of. MT. HarsbOroUgh says the bill is sure to pass the senate. At the present time. however, q very large majority is against it in the house. It is not likely to become q law. The senate is equally opposed to any of the proposed house bills.
 J. D. WHELPLEY.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Feb. 6.-CattIe-Receipts lo.co0. including 800 Texans. Good to prime steers, s6.50asT.2O; pcor to me diu.n, S4tS6; stockers and feeders. $2 so 0Si.5O: cows. Sl.25nS5; heifers. $2.5Oa S5.25; canneys. $l.25@$2!25: bulls. S2. .5OeJ $40; calves. S3H$7.50; Texas fed steers. 4@$5.5O.
 Sheep-Eeccipts. 12,OOO; sheep and lambs strong. Good to choice wethers. S4.6crtS S5.S0; fair to choice mixed. $3. .SOM si-60: western sheep and yearlings. SIPS I$5.G5; native lambs, s35OIs6. 6.35; west ern lambs. S5.25mS6.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
iNDIsN FAMINE
 4 REPETITION

London, Feb. 6.-Trom Calcutta the correspondent of the Daily Mail in a dispatch says there is little doubt that India is threatened with another se- were famine. This is mOre to be dreaded. because the area affected is practically the same that has been
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

$40. The London lead market closed js lower al Ill, 1s. Cd.
 Spclter closed very dull here and un- changed al $40. but London was 2s, Sd higher at f1T. 15s.
 Bar silver. 55hc; Mexican dollars, 43@4c.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
PHILIPPINES TARIFF
 COMMITTEE ENDORSED
All Its Amendments Adopted in Senate
 After a Warm Debate

Proposal to Investigate the San Bias Tunnel Route for an Isthnian Canal - Hansbroughs Irrigation Bill Made Unfinished Business After the Philippines Bill Is Disposed of-The House Wading Swiftly and Silently Through the Legislative, Executive and Judi cial Appropriation Bill.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

,ravaEed during the past two years.
 Much depends upon the rainfall dur inG the coming fortnight, continues the correspondent, as q large portion of the spring crop is still capable Of being sal we'd.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

of Whipple barracks at Prescott, until General McArthur. who is a member Of the board, reports.
 J. D. WHELPLEY-
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
A BRIGHTER DAY
 IN THE MARKETS
Stocks. Grain and Copper Stimulated
 After Period of Depression.

New York. Feb. 6.-Thc stock market showed q considerable access of animal tion today and dealings were much better distributed than for some time past.
 Closing: Atchison, 773s; preferred. 97za C. X O.. 4G: C. x $. 157s: preferred G5i4: second preferred. g: C. C.. C. G- St. L.. 1Uija; Erie, S91a: Great Northern, preferred. 1S1; Manhattan, 133l&; Metro politan. 1I1H; Missouri Pacific. l03l-: N. J. Central. 19J; N. '. Central, 1633s; Pennsylvania. 15O12; St. l.. 6, s. F., 6212 :; preferred. SG;a; second preferred, TIA :; St. Paul, 16G1s: Southern Pacific, 6512; Union Pacific, 102A Amalgamated Cop per. 741.: Anaconda. 331s; Sugar, 12S Y. z. Steel. 4S75; preferred, 92t4; West err Union. S1I%.
 BONDS.
 |. S. rcfunding 2s, reg. and coup, 1OSA: 3s, reg. and coup, 1GS; new As, reg. and coup. 139; old 4s, reg. and coup. 1l2; IS. reg and coup. 1o6.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
WHIPPLE BARRACKS
 TOUR OF INSPECTION
General Macarthur to Make a Round
 Of Posts in His Department

The Close of the Hearing of the Arizona Statehood Bill Before the House Committee Territores-There Is Hoped That a Favorable Report Upon It Will Be Made-The Outlook for the Hansbrough Irriga- ton Bill Is Not Very Bright in the House.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

WOOL AND HIDES. Ncw York. Feb. 6.-Hides steady. Wool steady.
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-29
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-29
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avenue. at Alex Rossi'a saloon where
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as he is compelled to reduce his stock
before moving.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-29
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-01-13
NEW MARRIAGE LAW.
Certificates Must be Filed in Six
Months if Union is Valid.

Certificates Must be Filed in Six
Months if Union is Valid.
New York Jan. with the old
year common-law marriages in this
state went out and new law recognize
ing marriage by civil contract has gone
into effect. BY the signing of writ
ZEN agreement in the presence of two
witnesses, acknowledging it before a
notary and filing the paper with the
county clerk man and woman may
legally wed in New York state.
In abOlishing the old law it's abuse
by designing persons has been done
away with and The services of clergy
men. justices of the peace and alder
men are made no longer necessary to
tie marriage knots. Lawyers who
have given the new law attention say
that it will require further amend
ment to prevent it's being used to the
injury of one or the other Of the con
trac ing parties by a failure to make
it a matter of record.
The last clause in the law has
aroused criticism. If both parties con
tract a marriage, but neglect to record
it within six months, through careless
ness or the intent of the husband OF
wife. the marriage will be invalid.
Ii is pointed out that husband
may wilfully deceive wife about re
cording the certificate and, after the
interval has passed, may desert her
It is also suggested that the law is in
consistent in that it recognizes a MAJ
and woman husband and wife foI
five months and Twenty-Five or thirt>
days. and then, if no certificate is flee
declares their marriage illegal.
In advocacy of the bill Assembly
man Weeks pointed to many cases IL
the courts in which designing women
had posed as widows and claimed es
ates of men deceased. The new law
recognizes all marriages solemnizeC
by clergymen, and no decrease in the
number of church weddings is eX
pected.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-01-13

sixty feet high. 1t was hung ane
spread with the richest tissues, while
the gold and precious stones which or
namented it would have made youl
eyes blink. Adjoining this building
were 100 gorgeous chambers for the
hundred bridegrooms, while for the
remaining 10000 an outer court was in
closed and hung with costly tapestry
and tables were spread outside for the
multitude.
A separate seat was assigned each
pair and all were arranged in a semi
circle on either hand of the royal
throne.
Bach bridegroom had received 9
golden vessel for his libation, and
when the last of these had been an
nounced by trumpets to the multitudes
without the brides entered the banquet
hall and took their places.-Philadel'
phia Record.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-01-13
WALLA WALLA'S DEAD
AND MISSING NUMBER

San Francisco, Jan. 5.-The dead
and missing from the wreck of the
steamship Walla Walla now number
So. The known dead number 8, pas
sengers missing 20, crew missing 25.
The list of saved includes 81 passen-
gers and IS of the crew. Advices re-
ceived by the Pacific Coast Steamship
company say that the two missing
lifeboats arrived last night north of
Trinidad and II people landed from
them. This leaves one lifeboat and
two RATS yet to be accounted for.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-01-13
RECORD BREAKING WEDDING.
Twenty Thousand People Married at
Same Time.

OdHIS lfHCs
In these days of record-breaking
Ghere is still one record handed down
to us from classic times which remains
unbrOken. 1t may be called the we'd
ding record, and was established by
command of the all-cOnquering Alex.
ander the Macedon.
This largest and most remarkable
wedding since the world began took
place at Susa. When Alexander the
great had conquered Persia, wishing
to unite victorg and vanquished by the
strongest ties possible, he@decreed 2
wedding festival Alexander married
Statira. the daughter OF Darius; 100 of
his chief officers were united to ladies
from the Eslblest Persian and Medean
families. and 10000 OF his soldiers mar
ried. 10000 Asiastic women. I'm fact;
20,202 people were married at once.
Moreover. some marvellous caterer
whose name deserves to have been
handed down to posterity managed TO
get up a feast for all the brides and
bridegrooms. and for a vast multitude
OF guests besides.
They had the most splendid arrange.
nents. On plain near the city q
RRSt pavilion was erected on pillars
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-01-13

whose reelection all desired
REPRESENTATIVE Guerin in presenting the of Aaron t. Prce
for speaker repeated the statement that Price had oeen
inay by both senators and other republican leaders
McKnnon nominated Price the hs ballot V VoVe
30 After McKinnons address of acceptance Price was calico
out and made sensational speech OF the day by nominating anu
declaring himself for Hanna for reelection to the senate TWO years
hence Price found easier get pledges than votes ana
oozed Hanna McKnno whom he credited his defea as
men of the highest A. G. Comngs OF Obern one OF the
Hanna leaders, nominated without opposition Tor speaker pro
Burgess McEoy nominated for reelection as chief clerk
of the house IT. Y Speeman the first ballot by vote OF TO
to 25 Foraker representatives made last hard stand LOT %
man many nominations being made without much opposition
In the republican most OF the time was devoted
to the selection committee apportion the standing committees
B. Archer was nominated for president tenn without OPPOSE
ton F E. nominated chief clerk over W. B. Uh by
vote of IA to T. concessions made IN the house. he
senate nominations include pronounced Hanna maRch
ard Lynch, enrolling clerk.
Democrats Name Baker
Columbus Jan 5The Joint democratic last night noml
mated Charles Baker Cincinnati for United States senator