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Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
Jyr TWENTIETH crs1,lR, s,rswf RG,H,

knows the benefit of keeping cool and refreshed in warm weather. You may see her daily during the heated term partaking of our delicious ice cream soda. We have a reputation for serv- ing the very choicest. All fruit fiavors, and strictly pure. A glass of our wholesome and palatable soda is like balm in Gilead when you're heated and tired.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
CROPS.

In the northern section, under the influence of warmer weather, Vegeta tion has recovered from the effects of the gold snap of the preceding week. and some growth has been made. Later reports confirm the damage done to garden truck by frost. In other sec tions, on account of lack of moisture and high, drying winds, the conditions have not been favorable for planl growth. Except in the valley of the Colorado. the water supply for irri- gation is inadequate for pressing need and coming crops of alfalfa and pas turaSe will be greatly reduced in yield.
 In the lower agricultural valleys grain harvest is in process. but the produce of most fields is below the average.
 The ranges are still deteriora ting and there is much suffering among range stock.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
A Genuine Air Rifle

This is the rife in this that The sd 0 a front he lnl
 
 the Q to t s a outt the No
  charge a n
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
WEATHER AND CROPS
WEATHER.

High. drying winds generally pre- vailed, with damaging force in some localities. In Salt River Valley some property was destroyed by whirlwinds Cn May 29th and seth. No rainfall has been reported. The temperature was slightly above normal. the average daily excess in Salt River Valley being 1 degree
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04
MOHAVE COUNTY.

Mohave City-First part of wee windy. Highest temperature. 1O9; loN est. 61.-Homer Kelton
 Littlefield-Strong south winds an very cold on 18th with little rain valley and some snow in mountain nearby. No damage done here. Gal den and crops looking good Frehner.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04

Two people married can live on less than the same two people engaged.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-04

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
DECIDE TO BOLT STRIKERS
Engineers, Firemen and PumpmeD ut
Refuse to Quit
Work.

wILKEsBARRE, Pa, June president
Mitchell OF the United Mine Workers re-
turned to this city today after a weeks
absence in the west. Mr.. Mitchell said
his trip to the west had nothing to do with
bringing about a settlement Of the strike
in the anthracite region.
The engineers. aremen and pumpmen from
Ashley and vicinity held a meeting in this
city today and a resolution endorsing the
strike was adopted by a two-thirds vote.
At a meeting of the engineers, fremen
and pumpmen employed at the collieries in
Plymouth this afternoon the strike order
was endorsed by a vote of ninety-two to
nothing.
All the hotels In the city are filling up
with strange men. Many Of them are said
to be machinists having knowledge Of all
kinds OF machinery. The operators claim
they are prepared In case all the engineers.
fremen and pumpmen should go out to I'LL
their places with competent men.
A committee representing the 400 engi-
neers, hremen and pumpmen Of the Lack
awanna region, who are opposed to a strike.
came TO Wilkesbarre tonight to endeavor to
have the strike order rescinded. The COM
mittee met President Mitchell and District
Presidents Nichols. Fahey and Duffy. After
a lengthy conference, in which the commit
tee presented its reasons for asking to
have the order rescinded, the United Mine
Workers leaders decided unanimously that
the order must stand. The Scranton dele
CATION then returned home with the avowed
intention Of ignoring the strike order.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

Funernl Of james Mccabe.

The Pottawattamie County Bar association
met yesterday morning at the call OF Pres
dent Finley Burke to take action In re-
Ipect of the memory Of the late James
NcCabe, who died Thursday midnight.
These were selected to attend the funeral
Ibis afternoon as representatives OF the as
ISOLATION: President Finley Burke. Hon.
N. M. Pussy. Chancellor L. W. Ross, Judge
o. D. Wheeler, Judge ]. e. F. MCGEE, Judge
@. II. Scott, Judge George Carson. w. S.
Baird, Spencer Smith and John N. Bald
win.
These we're appointed pallbearers: Judge
J. r. Reed, Hon. Jacob Sims. John NJ. GAL
win, w. 8. Mayne and George s. Wright Of
Council Bluffs. These members Of the
Omaha bar will also act as pallbearers: R.
s. Morton, II. E. Daniels and William Baird.
These were appointed a committee to
draft resolutions: Emmett FINLEY. Colonel
CO. Saunders, F. M. Miller. A. T. Flickin-
ger and George H. Mayne. The resolutions
will be presented by the association to
Judge Wheeler In district court Monday
morning with the request that they be or
dered spread upon the record.
Captain McCabe was not a member Of the
County Bar association, bat the members
felt that his prominence as q awyer and
ut the bar rendered action by the associa-
ton appropriate. The matter OF securing G
suitable noral tribute from the association
was placed In charge Of the nance COM
uittee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
AMERICANS LIKE HERBERT
washington Sentiment is Favorable
Toward Him as Successor TO Late
Lord P~auncefote.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The question OF
the succession to the place in the British
embassy here vacated by the death OF Lord
Pauncefote is attracting attention in ON
cial circles to an unprecedented degree.
1t Is the custom OF governments before
such appointments to consult the govern
ment to which the ambassador is 20 be &C
credited before making a selection, in or
der to insure a favorable reception OF the
appointee. In the present case there has
not been the slightest hint or suggestion to
indicate the purpose OF the British govern
ment. This fact Is explained by the state
ment that the, Foreign office officials had
such favorable news of the condition of\the
late ambassador up to the very moment OF
his death that they had not felt It neces-
sary to even contemplate the selection OF a
successor.
In this state OF affairs the ~of1cials here
are obliged to look entirely to the news dis
patches from London for indications OF the
personality OF the new ambassador.
The names of the persons mentioned In
the Associated Press dispatches Of last
night are all favorably received by the off,
cials here who are acquainted with them
either personally or through their records
in the British diplomatic service and It
may be stated on the highest authority that
the president will cheerfully receive any
one of them as persona grata.
The weight Of opinion here s~ustains the
judgment expressed in the London dis
patches that Michael Herbert, now secre-
tary and minister at Paris, will receive the
appointment as Lord Pauncefote's success
sor, although the field is still regarded as
open.
The family Of the deceased ambassador
already is arranging to return to England,
although It may be a month or six weeks
before Lady Pauncefote and her daughter
eli
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
N. Y. Plumbing Co.. telephone $50.
Swim. Judges, Convention.

AMEs, Ia, June 1.-(special.)-The Ma
tional Association Of Expert Judges OF
Swine will hold a convention at the college
next Wednesday, June 4. On Tuesday, June
3, the Iowa Swine Breeders association
will hold a convention here. Following Is
the program for Tuesday,:
Address Of welcome, W. NJ. Beardshear;
response, B. r. Vale: presidents address,
Harvey Johnson; Swim Breeding as a Pro-
fession," w. NJ. McFadden; Breeders Re-
sponsibility to the Producer" w. NJ. Cald-
we'll; Swine Judging by the Score Card
Its Benefits" W. J. Kennedy; Hereditary
Precautions" d. L. Howard; The Bacon
Type" N. H. Gentry; THE Porker Finan-
cially," W. NJ. Landing; Are Public Sales
a Benefit to the Breed?" W. D. McTavish;
Are Locations Hereditary to Diseases?"
@. H. Moore; Modern Pork Production" G.
F. Curtis; "As We Pride the Farm and
Live Stock Industry" w. NJ. Beardshear.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs

Davis sells drugs.
stockert sells carpets and rugs.
Wollman, scientific optician, 400 B'way.
Leffert. eyesigh. specialist, 2s Broadway.
Pictures for graduation gifts. c. Z. Alex
ander d Co, 1913 Broadway.
Take home a brick Of MetzEer's ice
cream. Vanilla, &c; Neopolltan. 3c.
The Knights of Pythias OF Council Bluffs
are arranging to hold memorial services
Colonel w. ii. Beck will be at home at
his. place at lake Manawa on June / and
will heartily welcome all his friends.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
70 Clarence j. Jordan, aged Is, and Emma
sprague. aged IS. both Of South Omaha.
Mrs. Robert Graham. daughter-in-iaw OF
Park COMMISSIONS Graham OF this city,
has been appointed postmistress at Blooms
The seats have been placed in Bayliss'
park, being. arranged on the cement side
walks in place Of under the trees as was
There were 272 transfers of real estate
nled In the ONCE OF the county recorder
during the month Of May, with a total con-
7. X. Taub. the Russian, whose actions
led to his arrest on a charge OF insanity,
was discharged after a hearing yesterday
Mrs. II. p. Dudley, wife of Rev. Mr..
Dudley, former pastor Of the Broadway
Methodist church of this city, died yester-
illness Of five dayS.
William spetman wa found dead In his
home in Oak township, just over the Mills
age and a brother of H. H.. spetmsn Of
this city. He was eccentric and lived alone.
Lieutenant Paul l. Van order, Sergeant
Corporal A. N. Person, comprising the
rife team OF the Dodge Light Guards, are
home from The state ri1e range shoot and
The work OF repainting the city building
was begun. yesterday. The plastering will
be renewed, the walls will receive a new
coat Of paint and the roof viii oe repaired.
The Jail and police headquarters Will also
paint. .. d
A williams, the negro who was running
grading camp on the Great Western by
means OF "a revolver with a twelve-inch
barrel, was a5sd SO and a., costs by Justice
ine at the county jail.
claude B.. Matthar has resigned his posi-
tor as stenogrApheT In the ofice Of Colonel
similar position in the office of General
Solicitor Kelly at the Union Pacific head
freight ofice vial succeed him in Colonel
Davenportlss ONCE.
A gasoline stove which overlooked and
hared up brought out the fire department
residence Of J. f. Deeds, 92S Third avenue.
George Mealing, a motorman. who hap
S Sssisted % in pe thRs sssins on out nj the Wa" siov 20 S @45T;
the arrival of the hremen, The kitchen
was badly scorched.
J., r. Jewell and s. stuoker are being
They were arrested after midnight Friday
by Ofncer Mckinley, who found them in
tempted to pull a billy on the oficer. but
station Jewell was found also to ave a
4 charge OF Carrying concealed weapons
was placed against him.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
PRESIDENT HOPES TO COME
nswers Invitation to Attend Reunion o.
Philippine Veterans
COMES IN WITH HIS SUMMER VACATION
General Dodge Promises Assistance to
Secure Attendance of Chief E1ecu-
tive at Meeting of Veterans
I'm August.

Assurances have been received .iat Pres
idcnt Roosevelt will, II possible, attend the
meeting OF the National Society. Army OF
the Philippines. to be held in Council Bluffs
August 10, IA and Is. In anewer to q letter
OF invitation sent by Secretary Emerson Of
the o State Society, Army Of the Phil
ippines, President Roosevelt wrote in re-
ply that he would try TO arrange his af-
fairs n plans for his summer vacation 60
as to enable him 10 visit Council Bluffs
and be present at least one day Of the
meeting.
General Grenville M. Dodge has promised
the oommitte in charge Of the entertain
ment Of the Philippine veterans that he
will use all the influence at his command
TO induce President Roosevelt to visit
Council Bluffs during the meeting in Aug
ust and will personally call upon the pres
ident to urge him to do so.
A meeting of the iowa Society, Army Of
the Philippines, was held in this city Fri
day, at which vacancies In the roster Of
ofhcers were filled as follows: First vice
president. Major John t. Hume OF Des
Moines; corresponding secretary, Sumner
Knox Of Council Bluffs; treasurer, Major
William Mentzer OF Knoxville.
The other officers are: President, Sur
geon Dor Macrae, jr., OF Council Bluffs;
second vice president, Wilbur @. ConklIn
Of Des Moines; third vice president, Cap
tain Joseph T.. Davidson Of MuscatIne; re-
cording secretary, Corporal W.. B. Emerson
Of Atlantic.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
Twenty-Five Year-oId Corn.

CRESToN, Ia, June 1.-(Special.)-
Common field corn, II properly kept will re-
tain its fertility and be suitable for seed
for twenty-five years at least. This was
demonstrated by william S~chronover, a
farmer living north OF Villisca, who this
spring planted some corn which had been
gathered for twenty-five years and kept in
a dry place. He planted the seed as an
experiment and was somewhat surprised
when It terminated and brought forth as
good a stand as seed gathered last year.
Only a few grains OF the old corn refused
to grow, and he is now wondering how
much longer 1t would have retained its
~virility.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

Northwestern Iowa has had twenty
inches Of rain for May; II would rather
have taken half OF 1t In tnstallments In
July and August.
Last year there were nc cherries. This
year there Is going to be an abundance.
Last year there were not enough and this
year there are too many-for those who
have to sell. And so ideal conditions for
all never come.
The Des Moines Register. which is
Keeping an eye" on the corn, reports
that in some early planted fields II 10 a
foot high. Tn Register also testihes that
the wheat is knee high and the oats cover
the ground well.
Reports to the once of the state dairy
commissioners Indicate that dairying In
Iowa Is not as popular this year as In
the livestock came through the winter In
rather poor condition the farmers have dis
covered that there is more money to be
made, with the present high prices, in
beef cattle and pork than In creamery
work. The state dairy commissioner. Mr..
ports viii not show the customary gain
over other years.
Henry Heidemann. the 14-year-old son
Of a pros nent farmer living north of
Boies, had one leg torn on and was other
wise terribly injured in a runaway. The
lad was driving a pulyerizer and the
horses became frightened and started to
run, Four strong horses were attached
TO IL and he was unable to control them.
He was thrown from his seat, the sharp
ling It and almost completely severing one
leg.
More h $3.50 worth of fine. blooded
stock was shipped into Iowa during the
last week. This takes into account about
a dozen stock sales in the middle west,
extending from Omaha TO Indiana. A
large number of Iowa buyers attend ali
OF the stock sales and they never fail to
bring home fine stock. IL Is to be re-
gretted that more OF the sales are not held
In this state and the stock kept here after
being shipped In by the sellers. Such *
pressions as these are used always by the
stock journals in reporting sales; Iowa
was well represented;" Iowa bought lib
Iowa. as usual"
The cattle near Gowrie are ahHicted with
hyorophObia and a number OF them have
gone violently mad. There doesn't seen
to be any chance for the poor mar who
yearns for the good old porterhoGse OF
yore.
Miss Pearl Martin. a colored girl, will
be graduated from the Creston schools
this year. She will be the secOnd colored
person 70 receive q degree from ths
creston High school
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

guests Of the High School Alumni associa-
ton will be held at Royal Arcanum nail
The marriage OF Edgar Scott of Omaha
celebrated at st. Pauls Episcopal churSh
in this city Wednesday evening at > O'CLOCK
Rev. George Edward Walk officiating. line
will be followed by a reception
to be given at the General Dodge home on
Third street. About 500 invitations have
been issued for the wedding. A special
car of Omaha people will attend. Among
the out OF town bridesmaids who are az
present in the city are Miss Pheips oI
Minneapolis and Miss Barnard OIL 81"
Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
Graduanon at Iowa FaIIs.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, June .1.-(speciaI.)-
The annual high school commencement ex-
ereises will be held here this week.
the baccalaurate sermon being delivered
tomorrow by Rev. G. B. 81, emaker, pastor
OF the First Methodist church. The com
mencement exercises will lie held in the
Metropolitan opera house Thursday even
ing. the address being delivered by Dewitt
Miller Of Chicago. The alumni reunion will
a place Friday evening at the opera
house.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
Gravel roonns. A. H. Read. S41 Broadway.
VIII Noe Pu.h Desertion Charge.

William J. Dunlap, the young soldier of
This city who deserted from Fort Crook
md was committed to st. Bernard's hos
pital under a charge OF insanity, was yes
terday turned over to the custody of his
father. Lafayette Dunlap. by the commits
Iioners for the insane. The father has re-
eeived a letter from General corbin stat
Ing that owing to the young mans men
tai condition the charge of desertion will
not be pushed. Dunlap served with tho
First Nebraska in the Philippines and re-
enlisted In the regular army. After his
discharge at San Francisco he again en-
listed and was assigned to Fort Crook. Last
February he was married to a young woman
Of this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
Iowa's Dead Remembered.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, June I.-(speeiAI.)-
Memorial day Wa nttingly observed here.
q big crowd Of people participating in the
tribute to the soldisr dsaa. The parade
was headed by the Iowa Falls Military
band. The exercises at the cemetery were
followed BY q program IN the park. The
grafton was delivered by Mayor J, II. Funk.
WALL LAKE. Ia. June l-(speciAl.)-
The largest number Of people ever assem-
oled on Memorial day met here yesterday.
The Grand Army OF the Republic M wom-
ans Relief Corps held their annual dinner
In Masonic hall In the afternoon exsr-
cisss were held in the opera house. The
address Of the occasion was ably given BY
Rev. Or. schlehr Of Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
SHOOTS GIRL THROUGH HEART
Distracted Lover Makes lure Work
OF Sweetheart, bat Fails
to KIN Himself.

KEoSAUoUA, Ia. June L.-At Cantrit,
. small town eleven miles south Of here,
this afternoon Albert Hale. aged u, shot
Dora Donohue, aged l6 through the heart
and then shot himself. He win recover.
Hale was a farmland who had been work
ing for the girls father. Infatuation and
Jealousy were tho cause Of the shooting.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
Decoration for Goodnow.

PEKIN, Tune 1.-The government pro-
poses to bestow a decoration on John
Goodnow, the United States consul general
at Shanghai, in recognition of his services
in maintaining peace In the Celestial prov
inces OF China In 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

In German Mr. Carpenter will investigate III condition o a
AERnN a nlN the American HOG ~ show w nott Ia 1armerS, IN te
HEMWANv : rich an holders ars lighting against it's importation. H
will describe how Germany Il uytng 10 capture tho Ocean
b. building the besta me fastest ships now anoat, and will
make M letter on Kaiser Wilhelm ~ tho Great TnernA-
uonal Drummer who lie pushing HmAnys trade u business In every way.
He will picture Berlin as 1t s in ths year 1904 a travelling over eastern ana
western Germany will compare their abores With III worknsn n desunbo
the wonderful technical sohoohBw which the Emperor has, instituted tn ala h1 In
making the commercial conquest of tn world
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
Fatal Runaway Accident.

AS Mrs. P. J. Murtha, living three miles
west OF Algona, with her hve children in
the carriage, were driving down the Black
ford hill, a steep incline at the western
edge OF town, the team took fright and
ran away. There is a sharp turn as the
road approaches the bridge and at this point
the carriage was overturned and its occu-
pants were violently thrown out. One Of
the children was thrown with such force
against the bridge that 1t was instantly
killed. and another was so badly injured
that 1t may not survive. Mrs. Murtha was
thrown down the e~mbankment and consid-
erably hurt. but her injuries are not con-
sidered dangerous. The other three chill
dren escaped with slight bruises.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

Thss0det@v~M mI noebs connnNd AAnUsther 10 OumsrcGs SupSectA Ehev wnIazhu
all matters OF human interest Abog the uhS q modernp rosr01 aAGVni be 90
wdNsn'h that thsy will ikrMt Dt only tn hbosrn nd M Capitalist bue sNx
man.. Oma M chad M wishes ito keep abmSA % and to knew what 3
going on in the world % TONY TheyW MI cover such q wide vi that thS
Wal run Tor q whole Js1, beginning m JunA t
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
Dates for Eneampment.

Adjutant General Byers yesterday fixed on
dates for the regimental en~campments in
Iowa this yea, but left the selection OF the
places for future consideration. The en-
campments will BE held in different places
this year. The F.tty-hrst and Fifty-second
will be held beginning July II. the Forty
ninth beginning July s and the F1ftieth be-
ginning August s. The Fifty-hrst will prob
ably be at Grinnell. the Fifty-second at
Fonda and the F~ortX-ninth at Cedar Falls.
The annual report o: the state auditor
on IRE insurance for ths year 1901. issued
this evening. shows that there was an in
crease of over $50. 900. OcO in the amount
of the risks written in Iowa over the pre-
vious year and the losses paid amounted to
81, 500, 900 more than in 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

Sheriff Charles M. Borowsky. picked up a
base ball nine which scooped the regular
Emerson team In a game played here yes
afforded great amusement for local fans.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
ENGLAND

~~~~7 In England fr instance he win tell how Uncle sam haSfa
AAEM I spoonfeed John Bull to keep him shvs how he sleeps him
cWGL : between cotton sheets ~ night AM how by means If his
new electrical machinery he is preparing to carry him to
work IN our modern street cars. He will show Ion Eng
.Et mai coal bids fair to. give tut n how we eventually
aus keep bur British cousins warm. n New London, tho gigantic nnaro-
poll OF the world as q trade oysur for III Amm1o6n to open wu be pictured
and a cOnpaTison Of the big trusts Of h Tight Little Island" and thOsS Of
our country be made.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

~~~7 Returning again to Germany. the Great Tads Routo<of
EHRE RHRHRlE the Rhine will be described. It's factories, rather than
HmE kHHNE its castles will form the material Of Nr carpentsusI let
tiers ant he will carry vi along On boats lOadSd" with
& scenic pleasure Gamer Of that famous river North
en Southern Germany will give many out OF the WaV IStHs ant Hamburg,
tbe great free port Of Continental Europe and its ast trade with o United
States will be especially interesting L -. "tr.r n
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02

SUITS CLEANED
Dyed ami pressed. Special attention
curtains neatly cleaned. dyed and
pressed. Phone La Iowa steam Dye
Works. A Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
Regret Supreme Court Decision.

At the annual meeting of the Nonpartisan
Woman's Christian Temperance union OF
Polk county, held here. much consideration
was given to the recent decision OF the SUI
preme court holding that the law OF Iowa
which attempts the prevention OF travelling
men or jobbers in liquor from taking or
ders In Iowa to be contrary to the decis-
ions of the United States court in regard
to interstate commerce, and resolutions
were passed expressing regret at the de-
cision.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-02
RUSSIA

~~~~~~~9 MT. Carpenters letters from RuBha canno bt bo oftho RreatUt
RUSSIA s s:ss: .; {. e !; : s::'; :: e e.; . , !: =: -: 4-:s: e: =: !: i; s :.n' 6:
his government He will Investigate FOR u the changes which
arc going on In Industrial Russaa nd will open u q new view Of
the enormous public works now building Tho Trans-6beran RAuroed hs only
one Of those Russia las cana IND other undertakings in hand which arc oven
more wonderful Russia IL already q great manufactunn country ad Sxpnta
to hav q great share in thu mArkets of both Europe and Asia in thu futurA
The Russians are now buying millions Of dollars worth of American GOODS
MI. arpentr I'LL tell how these are hahded nc show you how ufIonH nor1
can b. placed @r-.E H'e TT