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Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
SHOT TO DEFEND A GIRL.
Young Man Who Insulted Her Gets
 Bullet in His Lung.

Greenwich, Conn.,, June 2S.-During fight over two young girls on the Pem- berwich road at midnight last night John Martin, 23 years old, of Port Chester. was shot in tie right lung and will die. He is now in the Stamford hospital. Walter Connels witnessed the shooting and is in the Greenwich lookup. Daniel Donnough. who did the shooting, was arrested at his home in New Rochelle.
 Lillie Hurley, 15 years old, and Mary Petkey, II years old. were the cause of all the trouble. Both are in short dr esses and wear their hair hanging down their backs. Today Mary Petkey said she and Nellie Hurley were at Rye Beach last night. and while there met Walter Connels and Daniel Donnough who run d shooting gallery. All start ed together for their homes in Glen vile. They got off the car at Byram bridge and walked up the Pemberwic1 road. Martin and another man follow ed ther and made every effort to join the party, but were rcpuscd by the girls.
 They kept after them. however. and Martin walked up and sra bbed Nellie Hurley by the arm and told her to go with him. She refused and pushed him away. The other man got hold of Mary Petkey. Martin made an insult ing remark to Nellie Hurley and said that he would fight for her. At this D0nnoUgh pulled out his revolver and told Martin and his friend to go about their business and leave the girls alone. Words followed and Donnough pointed his revolver at Martin and pulled the trigger. The bullet entered Martins chest and he fell to the ground.
 The girls ran away and did not stop until they reached their homes in Glen vile. Between the three men Martin was carried to Pemberwick. Seeing a light in James Powers house they took him there. Walter Connels, who had stayed with the wounded man, was ar rested. Donough went back to Rye Beach and gave hiS revolver to friend
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
THE GALVESTON STORM.

Galveston. Texas. June 27.-The wind and rainstorm which struck Gal weston last night continued with in . creased intensity until this afternoon. The wind held steady from southeast and reached velocity Cf SiXty-five miles in one and two-minute gusts during the early portion of this morn ing. Tne tide was net dangerously high. being but two feet above normal. but the storm. which originated in the west gulf and passed on to land with it's center lJ0 miles west Of Galveston. rradc itself felt on the island.
 Tonight the wind is blowing thirty miles an hour, but the weather bureau states that it will veer to the west by morning and produce: clear weather for Sunday. The only damage reported in GalvestCn was the burning out of fifteen motor cars by water getting into the electric machinery.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
PENSIONS, PATENTS
 AND POSTOFFICES
Which Residents of Arizona Have
 Received Lately.

Washington. June zS.-PenSiOns have been granted as folIowsy Original James S. Brashears. Williams. SIP; Min erva A. Allen, Cottonwood. $S; Alphon- so McCamiey. Phoenix, sS; Harvard J. Crane, Providence, $S; James S. Rod gers. Congress, $S; Thomas Thornton, Chloride. S10.
 Increase-William Earl. Phoenix. S10: Joseph Mitchell, Chloride, $S; Noah N Nay. Scottsdale SIP: David Armstrong, Wickenburg, SS: William Wilson, Dim gro, SS: James H. Stocks, Prescott. S10; Benjamin Britton. WinsioW. $10: Ma rion C. Farmer. Phoenix. SIC: C. N. Sims, Phoenix, s22; John w. Boulden, Williams, SIC: William W.Jones, Buck eye, SIP: John s. Kidder. Tucson. S6; Georgie Maus, Tombstone. $S; Richard Wilmington. Jerome, s6: Reuben Kreps, Phoenix, SIP: Charles Donald son. Kofa. sS: Mary NJ. Culver. Phoe- nix, sS.
 The postoffice at Towies. Gila county, has been discontinued and mail ordered sent to Cline.
 typewriting machines has been issued to Peter r. Nilsson of Jerome.
 The postoffice at Troy will be come a domestic money order office on July l. At the same time the following of fees will become international money order offices: Kingman. Stafford. Tem- pc. Wilcox, Williams, Winslow.
 Thomas Armstrong of Phoenix has been admitted to practice before the interior department
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29

schGC.s. popula tion. etc. and making comparisons with existing states. Del egate Rodey gave as one of the req sons why New Mexico desired admis sion to the union the opinion that such admission would be of assistance in financing corporate enterprises in the territory. He mentioned the railrcld which would be enhanced in value if the territory should become d state.
 Such was also true of certain land interests. He admitted in reply to questions put by Senator Beveridgc that interpreters were necessary in conducting most of the public business, as Q maiority of the people were un- able to speak the English language.
 Mir. Smith dwelt especially upon the long delay the two territories oi New Mexico and Arizona had been sub jected tc in their efforts to secure statehood. and made a strong plea for favorable action during the next ses- sion of congress.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29

case was tried yesterday and Gregorio was sent to jail for thirty days.
 A roadhCuse incident also found it's way into Justice Gray's court. A Mrs. l.. J. SilZel complained that George Hunter had disturbed the peace. oe that neighborhood on Friday night, and after due consideration the court was brought around to the same opinion. 1t was a ten-dollar opinicn, too, and Gec-ge paid cash for it.
 Rafael Gallardo made complaint also that his valuable chronometer had got out of his pocket in some way and that it was his honest opinion that Rogue Montijo, who, by the way. is no rela- tive of the Spanish admiral Of that name, could throw a good deal of light Cn the subject and perhaps produce the watch. A warrant was issued for ROQue.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
WOULD OBEY ORDER.
But Santa Fe Boilermakers Do Not
 Want to Strike.

Topeka, Kan, June 2S.-Boilermakers here are divided in sentiment regard ing the probability of a general boiler makers strike on the Santa Fe system. Part of the men believe that they will be ordered out and that a strike will be declared within a week. The order to strike would be obeyed by the boiler makers here, but they do not disguise the fact that they are much against a proceeding of that kind. They argue that the western strikers should be willing to bear their own burdens in this particular instance.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Baltimore June 2S-Baltimore-B BoS- ton game forfeited to Boston, eighth inning: score to 0. Baltimore refused to abide by umpire's decision.
 St. Louis, June 2S.-St. Louis-Cleve- land game postponed: rain.
 Chicago. June 2S.-Chicago- Detroit game postponed; rain.
 Washington, June 2S.-Washington. f. Philadelphia, 3. Batteries-Orth and Drill; Plank and Schreck.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
INVESTIGATION OF
 COAL COMBINATION
The President Wants to Know If It Is
 Violator of the Law.

New York, June 2S.-President Roose- welt has requested Attorney General Knox to submit an opinion, says a Washington dispatch to the World. as to whether the coInDinatio1i controlling the anthracite coal output constitutes a trust within the meaning of the Sher- man antitrust act and the decision of the United States supreme court there oa.
 in making this request the president gave Attorney General Knox the re- pert recently prepared by Carroll D. Wright. commissioner of labor, after a careful investigate of the differences existing between the coal operators and miners. the facts forwarded by Presi- dent Mitchell of the United Mine Workers association, and all other data in his possession bearing on the subject.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
ANTHRACITE STRIKE
 SEVEN WEEKS OLD
There Is no Prospect of an Early Set
 clement of the Trouble.


 Wilkesbarre, Pa. June 27.-To- day will end the seventh week of the great anthracite coal mine workers strike. Excepting President Mitchell's offer to arbitrate there has been no proposition advanced by either of the parties to the controversy since the strike began, and the prediction that the struggle will be one to the finish still holds good.
 However, it is still believed here that some outside party is going over the situa tion with view of finding a way to bring the miners and operators to- gether. If such is being done it is not likely that any move will be made until after the special convention of mine workers is held next month at Indian apolis
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29

against Caldwell. When they get him
 attended to. the other men can settle
 the matter quietly or go to court. as
 they see fit. Another gentleman fig
 urcs in the case, but cnly in the rec
 Cmmendation Of bank, as he knew
 nothing of the unlawful intentions cf
 Caldwell.
 The incident occurred less than
 three months ago. instead of year
 ago, as first reported. Caldwell went
 to Lowcil, where he was a stranger and
 put up at q lodging house or hotel
 giving the name Of his brcther-in-l:jW,
 Everett 2. Thompson. He made the
 acquaintance of another r0oner. and
 after day or two asked him to desig-
 nate a good bank in which he could
 deposit q. $500 check. which Ee had
 with him. saying he thought it would
 be safer than carrying it around with him. This gentleman recommended
 the Lowell Savings bank and accom-
 panied him to it, where he was intro
 duced to a clerk. He deposited a check
 and was given a bank book showing
 the credit balance and indicating that
 he had an account there. This oc-
 cured one Saturday morning. Satur-
 day evening Caldwell. CT Thompson
 as he then claimed his name to be went to the office of q broker named
 Adams and told him he would like to borrow S2O0 on the strength Oi his ba nk book. Adams demurred at first and asked him why he did not draw ths money out of the Lowell Savings bank where he had an account. He replied that the money was on deposit at q good rate of interest, and he did not wish to disturb it.
 On Monday he prevailed upon Mr Adams to accompany him to the Trad CTS bank and endorse his check fer $200- That ended Caldwelrs. or Thomp- {! sons, public appearance in Lowell. so far as the records show. Tuesday the check went to the clearing house and back to the Lowell Savings bank. i which by that time had sent the orig I inal $500 check to Clinton bank for collection from the real Thompson. and discovered that it was d forgery Caldwell was then entering upon d tour that ended in Arizona The Low ell Savings bank declared that it Was I out nothing but d bank book. and told | the Traders bank thee was nothing doing. The Traders bank hunted up | MT. Adams, and told him it would like l to have the cash foi' the $2G0 check he 1 had endorsed. He announced that he
 was safe. as the endorsement was made
 on the good faith of bank book is- sued by the Lowell Savings bank. The i Lowell Savings bank could not make | the real Thompson see it to his interest 1 to buy in spurious checks issued hy i his brOther-iE-laW.
 L. | COTS have ii figured out. but the story
 part does'not interest them particular ! ". That is for Che banks and Adams i to worry over. They have plenty oi I procf thIt Caldwell issued the check and it is the criminal part that con- 1 c";nS them- They say also that the ! banks in Clinton. where Caldwell lived | have had trouble nith him before. bat l he always got away from them oH i some technicality, and they are tfrcd
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
MERGER OF BREwERIEs.
Plan to Combine the Beer Making
 Houses of Syracuse.

Syracuse, N. Y, June 2S.-Several consultations have been held recently between the members of certain brew ing interest of the city with a view of combining all of the breweries under one head. The plan is to have central office from which all opera tions may be directed. Nothing defini IS come from the movement yet. NIL. nec- essary before the plans are G o0;"cct ed to know the capital and >ea/ Q capacity of each plant. NI
 Five breweries are being considereL in the negotia tions, the Haberle, Crys- tai Springs. Bartels. George Zett's and Thomas Ryans Consumers, but the officers of all these have not been ap- preached as yet
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
sPANIARDs SUSPECT BRITISH.

Gibraltar June 2S.-The visit of Gen. Weyler. Spanish minister of war, to the Spanish forts near here is connected with the question of establishing new, defences and barracks to hold a strong body of Spaniards in the near future.
 The Spanish government believes, de- spite British assurances to the con- trary. that an attempt may be made to seize the hinterland of Gibraltar.
 A portion of the Spanish press at tacks the government for allowing British subjects to acquire property in the neighborhood.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
THE LOWELL FORGER
Caldwell Leaves for Home Escorted
 by Two Officers.

Messrs. Redmond Wells. assistant chief, and Charles La Flamme, inspect or of police of Lowell, Mass. arrived here yesterday morning after William Caldwell. who is wanted in Lowell for forgery. They will leave this morning via the $. F. P & P. with their pris- oner. who has been in the city jail for over week. They brought with them requisition papers from the governor of Massachusetts. which were duly honored yesterday by Governor Mur- phy of Arizona. This formality was unnecessary. as the prisoner i.i as anX- ious to go back as they are to take him, but it is q long journey and they thought the wiser plan was to come prepared for any emergency.
 Contrary to the theory deduct.d from the tangled story of Caldwell. the pris- oner represents no gang of bad men. nor any one but himself. He is the only one criminally connected with the forgery. though the story of the check from the time of it's issuance to the discovery of the crookedness involved two banks and a broker. besides Ever cit F.. Thompson, the brothe~-in-la law of Caldwell. who is a resident of Clinton. Mass. Thompson's connection with the ciro oumstance is only that ii was his name Caldwell forged. Between the broker and the banks it is likely d civil suit will follow before the re sponsibility for the missing money is fixed. Each one having thrown the responsibility onto the other. when the news Of CaldwelI's detention was re- ceived neither wanted to admit his re- sponsibility by making complaint on which warrant could issue. But all admitted that a forgery had been committed by Caldwell, so the super intendent of police made the complaint
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
COMFORTABLE DAY.

Londcn. June 2S.-The following bull letin regarding the kings condition was issued from Buckingham palace at II o'clock tonight:
 The king passed a comfortable day anu his strength was well maintained The wound occasionally causes dis t eNfort -
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
THE KEEL YACHT RACES.

Kiel June 2S.-Uncle Sam, owned by F. B. Riggs of New York; today won her second race at the regatta and the kaiser's gold cup, beating Minosa of the Hamburg club eleven seconds and Hansa of Lubeck by three minutes and thirty-five seconds. There were seven- teen starters.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
DANISH ISLANDS PURCHASE.

Washington. June 2S. Chairman Dalzell Of the special committee ap- pointed to investigate the charges in connection with the purchase of the Danish West Indian islands today com pleted the report of the committee and submitted it to Representative Rich ardson, the ranking minority member of the committee.
 It will not be formally passed upon by the committee before Monday and until then it's terms will not be made public. There is little doubt. however. that it dismisses the charges as grOundless.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
JUSTICE GRAY'S COURT
Criminal Incidents Dragged Into
 Wall Street Yesterday.

Sarino Earcia had q glorious cId drunk in the vicinity of the NJ. X r.. depot Frdsy right, but he paid d good price for il ani nc one should begrudgc the satisfaction he had. GregCriu Ramos found him at the climax of his joy, and claiming him by right of dis cOvery proceeded tc go through his pockets He took what the barkeeper had overlooked. Constable Gonzales appeared and participated in the fun by placing Gregorio under arrest The
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
BASE BALL
Result of Contests in the Four Leagues
 Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis. June 2S.-St Louis Chicag game postponed; rain.
 Cincinnati. June 2S.-Cincinnati- Pittsburg game postponed: rain.
 Philadelphia, June 2S.-New York, s: Phila delphia. 6. BattereS-Dunn, Biewitt and Bowerman; Felix, Duggle- by and JacklitZ.
 Boston, June 2S.-Boston, 4; Brock lyn. ,. Batteries-Willis and Kilt redge: Hughes and Ahearn. Second game-Boston. ); Brooklyn, 4. Bat teries-PittinSer apd Moran: Donovan and Ahearn.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
THE RICE WILLS.
The One in Favor of Murederer Patrick Thrown Out.

New York. June 21.-Surrogate Frank Y. Fitzgerald today handed down his formal decision and decree in the liti- sation over the two alleged wills of the murdered millionaire. William Marsh Rice. admitting to probate the will of September 6. 1895. under which Rice Institute, Houston. Texas, is the residuary legatee, and denying to pro bate the alleged will of June 90. 19OO commonly known as the Patrick will, - under which Albert T. Patrick was residuary legatee.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Kansas City. June 2S.-Kansas City Desmoines game postponed; Des Moines failed to arrive.
 Milwaukee. June 2S.-Milwaukec-Co Col orado Springs game postponed; cold weather.
 Peoria. June 2S-Pcoria- Denver game postponed; rain.
 St. Joseph, June 2S.-Omaha s: St. Joseph, 3. Batteries-Alloway. Brown and Bonding; Glade, Chinn and Roth.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
ILLINOIS CLOUDBURST.

Edwardsville, H., June 2S.-A terrific cloudburst swept over the greater DOT ten of Madison county today. doing incalculabIc damage to crCps and washing away bridges and railroad tracks. The Illinois Central east-bound passenger train from Alton to Ed
 Wardsvillc had just passed Poag, when it was struck by the storm and com pelled to stop, the track being washed
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29

out. In the bottoms whole fields of wheat stacks were swept away.
 The farmers from Wanda and Poag drove through the flood to Edwards vile, and are offering high pay to teamsterS to go down in the bottoms and assist in carrying their grain to high grounds.
 The heavy rain, on the other hand, is Of great value to corn.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo. June 2S.-Toledo- St. Paul game postponed: rain.
 Louisville. June 2S.-Louisville, :; Kansas City. ?.
 Indianapolis, June 2S-Indianapolis. G. Milwaukee, l.
 Columbus, June 2S.-Columbus- Min neapolis game postponed; rain.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
POSTMASTER
 TUCSON, ARIz,

Washington, June 2S.-The president today sent the following nominations t0 the senate:
 J. K. Corbett to be postmaster at Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
IRISH LAD WON.

New York. June .S.-Irsh Lad, run ming under the colors of Whitney and Duryea. won the great trial stakes of $2O,000 for two-year-olds at Sheeps- head bay today. Mizzen was second and Martie- Lewis third. Time, 1:14.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
U. P. MACHINISTS.
Strike All Along the Line to Be Or
 dered Tomorrow.

Omaha. Neb. June 2S.-The Union Pacific machinists new agreement was the second time rejected today. The machinists committee states that it will order a strike by Monday all along the line.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
THE HOUSE.

Washington. June 2S.-When the house adjourned tonight the general deficiency bill and one item in the naval appropriation bill was all that renamed in dispute between the two houses so far as the appropriation bills
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
IIARVAED'S TENANT.

New Ycrk. June Harvard won tn" deciding baseball game of the sc ries with Yale today Yale-5. ,. 3. HaI vard-6, 6, 6. Batteries-Carvan and Winslow: Clarbson and Milne.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29

Washington. June 2S.-Speeial-The senate committee on territories had two sessions today. hearing arguments in favor of the statehood bill. Delegates Smith and Rodey both made lengthy statements for the admission of their respective territories.
 J. w. Davis has been appointed post master at Iron Springs. Arizona, vice Elmer Hawley, resigned.
 Washington, June 2S--The senate committee on territories met today to hear the delegates from the territories named in the omnibus statehood bill present arguments on the subject of admission
 The witnesses heard today were del egates Rodey of New Mexico and Smith of Arizona and District Attor- ney LlewelIyn of New Mexico. all of whom made a strong plea for state hood, giving many facts in regard to
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
SENATE COMMIT TEE
 PLEAS FOR ADMISSION
Delegates Smith and Rodey Present
 Claims of Territories

The Advantages to Arizona and New Mexico Which Would Follow Their Admission Into the Starry Sisterhood. Increased Wealth and Greater Confidence of Capital
 Senator Beveridge Inquiries Into the Necessity for Interpreters in New Mexco-Mr Smith Speaks of Long Struggle and Patient Waiting of the Territories
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, June 2S.-Forecast: Ari- zona-Fair Sunday and Monday.
 New MeXico-Fair in south; showers and cooler in northern portion Sunday
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29

and then went home. He says he act ed in self defense only after Martin picked up a stone.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
KENTUCKY SENATORS ?
 TALK STATE POLITICS
Reason Why Ex-Governor Taylor Re- D.. mains Away From Home

Sen> Oeboe Charges That the $1o,ooo Reward Offered for the Murderer of Governor Goebel Has Been Used to Corrupt Courts and Juries-There Is Only One Point of Difference Now Between the House and' Senate-The Settlement of Contest Case in the House-Ousting of Butler of Missouri
Arizona republican., 1902-06-29
THE PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK

Csni Snr1i1 Profit. F. Presdn I. sstantC Cashier
  F D. M. T R. ercks L. II. ChaIn FrankA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-04
1Os.-soME NEWER AUTHORS.

Sir Newell FeverSham. after having trav-
eled extensively through % "a kingdom in
the north Of Europe" () "a coast country
of Europe" and Europe in general, re
turned to England. having received a 90
heavy rope dispatch notifying him that
he had fallen heir 10 the vast domains of
his uncle, including the ancient CD "forti-
fled building" received generations back as
a 90 concession" from the Co one who
rules"
Being an Cd unmarried man. he left
many 50 apartments" unoccupied. so he
invited a friend 10 stay with him. When he
arrived the baronet received him from the
steamer at the 90 mole or jetty." They
concluded TO walk. so, passing the inn, they
saw q large crowd gathered, and found a
OO) "buffoon' holding forth. a I'D build
er in stone was making Q9 "wagers"
with a Q3) maker of crOckery" while a
04) "preparer of food was to judge as to
the merits of the two taverns of the town.
The grey Q5) CAMS Lupus, and 90 "Yel-
low Calf respectively. They left the crowd
and took a short cut. went through a 40
'thicket' of birch, then making a Q8
keen turn, crossed the brook by means
of Q9) "a river crossing" and entered the
900 color composed of blue and yellow
CD forests They startled a OBJ dull
brown deer and the baronet remarked, ut
(23) perhaps" arranged so that the (2D
lone who kills wild birds" can take us
through the preserves Tomorrow" Passing
through a (25) depressed" vale they came
out i'm front of their home and upon enter
ing the gates they saw a (26) bird upon
sound old man named (2S) "a color COM
posed of red. yellow and black" let them in.
and they passed from our sight.
PENFIELD.