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There is scarcely a republican in Arizona who is known to have enough money to pay his board bills, that has not at some time declined the offer of a nomination for delegate to con- gress. Every election year republi- cans find it necessary to search the territory for a candidate to run on the republican ticket for congress This year it has been the same as in previous campaign years, the territory has been raked and scraped from the San Pedro to the Colorado river in search of a candidate. Of course Murphy has been a standing candi- date and could have the nomination whenever he would consent to take it. but he has always preferred to rail road the burden onto some one else
 He is the great high priest of repub | licanism and when he could not 1T the past find a man to make the race
 he has allowed his name to be used
 Among the republicans, who 1t Is re
 ported the nomination for delegat.
 would have been rendered this year
 had they agreed, are W. F. Cooper
 and "Sittin' Bull'' Wilson of Tucson
 Jerry Millay of Phoenix, Col. L. F. Es gers of Globe, Burt Dunlap and c. F , Nichols of Wilcox, John Dorringto , of Yuma, Allen T. Bird and Col Ha
 low of Nogales. Col M. J. Egan C Clifton, and score of others. Tn republicans have much trouble in fint ing candidates to run for congress i Arizona but they have more troubl i in electing them, only having electe one in sixteen years.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Delegate to Congress .. .. .. ..
 ..CoL. ]. F. WILSON of Prescott
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seriously in consequence. The class { of men selected as candidates to our
 next legislature and the platforms on
 which they are running, as well as the i speeches that will be made during the campaign from now on, will be care fully noted throughout the whole country, and must have great and 1 important influence on Arizonas fu ture. a future which at present IS un doubtedly a brilliant one; and the | fondest hopes of those having the best | interests of the territory at heart may he realized if destructive poiiticai m | fuences are not permitted to interfere
 to too great an extent.
 MT. Murphy is president or the
 Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix rail
 road: he is president of the DeVei-
 opment Company of America, ana
 nresident of the proposed Phoenix ana
 Eastern Arizona. He is the brother
 of ex-Goyernor N. O. Murphy ana d
 republican.
 Tho democratic territorial conven-
 tion evidently did not have MT NUT
 nbv in mind when it adopted its plat form. or if it did, ignored compie'eV the idea of trying to please him.
 MT. Murphys mind seems to be i'm bued with the Mark Hanna idea oi ..,att;ng well enough alone; his con dition at the head of three or TOUT bis railroad and mining corporatiohS ;n Ar;zona is no doubt quite satisfac- tory This thing of bowling. You are r,;ning the territory" every time needed reform is mentioned IS grow ing decidedly stale and will not longer be needed by the people of the terrr tory.
 MT Murphy seems to take special .xcantion to the democratic demano for regulation of railroad freights anu fares in Arizona. Is there sihsie state in the union where raiiroau ,r.,shts and fares are not regulated Dy law In Arizona the rates oi oo'A freight and passenger service are out high and if the railroad VIII not icuuN
 ,ntarily they should be compelled to 10 SO by law. AS for such a law pre- renting the further constructor oi .ailroads in Arizona or preventing oh hat account. the further development If our mining industry. it is all posh' All the rilroads now in Arizona, with
 O. TWO exceptions, were built af- --, the development of big mines which attracted them. No man or company would be foolish enough to ,uild a railroad in Arizona and take hances on the future development of hines for business.
 The democratic party may be relied m to deal fairly with the iaboring nen of Arizona in way that will york no hardship on any industry in he country. This will be done and ve trust that MT. Murphy will not 'ecome unnecessarily alarmed.
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at Netherby gate,
 The i.ridc had consented. the gallant
 For a a n
 wed the Ellen of Lochinvar @ boldly he Netherby Anons bridesmen. brothers all; Then spoke the brides father his his (For bridegroom never a word, 70 here, n 1 dance bridal young "I long wooed your daughter you 1 swels like Solway, bu Ike its 1 And with of m To lead but drink O . There maidens lovely by z That would gladly be bride to young Lochin { The the knc it up: He quafed off the he d wn the She looked down o blush, to sigh. 1 With a smile on her lips and a in He took her soft hand, Now e a said young Lochin . So stately his her [ That a a gallard grace: While her mother did fret Ter fume . And the bridegroom stood dangling his And the bridemadens whispered by To have matched fair Lochin One touch to her hand in her When they reached the So light to the croupe the fair lady e swung So light to the saddle her he sprung! She is won! we bank bush and scaur They'll have fleet seeds There mounting mong the clan . Fosters Fenwicks. and Musgraves they There was racing and chasing, Cannobie But the lost bride of Netherby they @ So daring in love. and dauntess in
 Have ye eer heard of gallant like young Lochinvar?
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FOR SUPERVISOR

hereby announce myself candidate For supervisor of Cochise county, sub 3ect to the action of the Republican county convention.
 Peter Johnson
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE peAcE

l hereby announce myself a candi- ate for the office of justice of the Ieace. subject to the approval of the Republican precinct convention.
 Edward c. Riley.
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Residents of this section of the county should make up their minds to one thing If the county seat is not removed to Bisbee at the November election the opportunity will be gone forever. The present county seat law win be repealed at the next session.
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FOR SUPERVISOR

l hereby announce myself as candi- date for supervisor subject to the action of the republican county con
 Ed Scott
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ANNOUNCEMENT CHARGES
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

l hereby announce myself as a can. ddate for the office of justice of the peace subject to the regular republi. can precinct convention.
 s. K. Williams.
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H, young LOchinvar is come out of the west;
 Through all the wide border his steed the best: And, his good broadswOrd he weapon had none He rode all unarmed and he rode all alone
 So faithful in love, and dauntless in war, There knight like the young Lochinvar. He said not for brake and he stopped for stone
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See the new signs or the N. >~ company's window by A T. A-..--:tt:-
 2tI.l
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AW OLD FAVORITE
LOCHINVAR'S RIDE
By Sir Walter Scott

THIS which taken from "NIanon admirable border ballads which
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The Prospector absolutely refuses to discuss the county seat question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-01
He Was Dragged Away from the
|ndianian Before Hurting Him.
TROUBLE BEGAN In DEBATE
MIR. Beveridge characterized Language
Used by Bailey as Unwarranted At
tack on Solicitor Penf7eId, and
the Texan Regarded
This as an In
suit.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Baif-
ey of Texas, assaulted Senator Beve-
ridge of Indiana, tonight just after the.
Senate had adjourned from executive
session. The Texas Senator was dragged
away and separa ted from his opponent by
some Of those about the Senate. He was
very angry and threatened severe harm
to the Indiana Senator. The episode was
the result Of a heated controversy which
the two Senators. had during the after
noon when MIR. Beveridge had said that
Senator Bailey had made an ':unwar-
ranted attack. on Solicitor Penfield. of
the State Department.
In executive session. Senator Beveridge,
like other Senators who smoke, lighted
a cigar and took a sea on the Republic
can side He was still sitting there when
the Senate adjourned Senator Bailey
crossed the aisle and walked through the
seats until he was facing Senator Beve-
ridge.
"Beveridge.'' he said, 'I don't want to
have any trouble with you but I want
you to withdraw those words which
charge me with making an unwsrranted
attack upon Pentleld.
No INSULT INTENDED.
ST didn't intend tos insult you replied
Senator Beveridge, :" and there is nothing
in my language that you could consider
offesive.''
Il didn't. allow any one to say that
libel a man and that: is what you do in
making the charge 225;Sosv if you won't
withdrew the words when / ask you.a
I'm going to make you withdraw them.
Senator Bailey had been getting more
angry and excited as he talked. He had
been sitting down part Of the time or
leaning against the desk Immediately in
front of Senator Beveridge. The latter
in reply to Senator Bailey,s last remark.
still remaining in his chair. he said: II re-
peat that I did not intend to insult and
that T have nothing to retract.
AS these words were uttered. Senator
Bailey threw himself upon Senat tor Beve-
ridge who is a man hardly up to the
averidge in physique. and soon had him
by the throat with both hands. The rush
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-01
Big Reward issued for Cons
yiction of Boycotters.
OPERATORS MAKE MOVE
- Il
Invite Their Employees TO Return
Ere Their Places Be Filled.
AN OLD GAME, SAY sTRlKERs1
At Headquarters it is Stated That Nd
One Will Be Fooled by the Bait a
Thrown Out, and That Strikers
VIII Return in Body When
Concessions Are Gran-
ted, but Not Before.
AN OLD GAME, SAY sTRIkERs|
iBy Associated RasA

10y .tASSOC1dCe0 E1eSS.) q
WILkESBARRE, Pa. June 3os-Th0i
Citizens Alliance Of Wilkesbarre oraH3
rewards aggregating $500, for the aresta
and conviction OF ali persons engaged nd
boycotring, hanging etisies and othsEd
criminal acts of Intimidation prejudictAzN
TO the rights of American freedom a rcd
ward OF $1,000 is offered for the arresfa
and conviction of anyone who enters intad
a conspiracy to boycott any indtyiduaQ
firms or corporation. i
For hanging anybody in effigy, 5oQ
reward will be paid At strike headguar-3
ters, 1t Is Claimed that the Offering Cd
such large rewards will cause irrespon-t
slote detectives to arrest innocent peopIa
in the hope of securing the reward
National Board member John FaIlon.f
who is in charge of Mr.. MItchelTs head-f
quarters during his absence. stated tod
night that he had infornla ton from thSt
Lehlgh region to the effect that severaH
small coal companies in the vicinity oa
Hazelton, had posted notices to-day re-l
questing their former employees TO applYf
for their old positions at once. lest rheya
should be given to new hands.
COMMON BAIT.
Ia every strike. continued Mr.. FalA:
Ion, this bait is thrown out to the strik-i
ers, but it will not work in the present.
strike. Every miner is under Instructions;
te KNOWS just. Wilat TO DO IS a case or thSts
kind. No attention is paid to such no.
tees The strikers know that they ara
not to return to work as individuals put
in a body. As soon as the operators grant
the concessions asked for they will re-
turn in a body. ''e
The officials of coal companies operat-s
irs mines, in the Pittston district say
II at a number of engineers and pump
men returned to work this morning ard
more have applied for work
AT strike headquarters it is stated that
only five pumpmen reported for work
k.or permitting an efffgy to hang in front
of his place of business, Jose Frankel. 8,
huuor dealer Of Plymouth, has broughI
suit against the borough for $4,000 dam
ages The strikers accused FrankeI OF
selling liquor to non-union men. hence
ne incurred their hostility. FranHeI says
he complained TO the authorities of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-01
4 hl00NSHINER walks INTO
4 Carefully Laid TRAP
Revenue Officers Surround His STILL Buried Deep IN
Mountain Gorge, and at Daylight the Mountaneer
IS Arrested as He Approaches
a, nieA..eh to The rimssN

Especial Dispatch to The Ilmes.l
FLOYD. VA, June 30-Department Col
,actor ]. NJ. Coffman assisted by posse,
made a raid Thursday night down Shoot
ing Creek in Franklin county. They 10
Gated n still about 2 o'clock in the night
a typical moonshne still in a deep ra-
vine. and upon examination they 1ound
if had been running the day before 30
they concealed themselves behind adJa-
cent rocks and trees, and waited for tne
owner and operator to come to ms work
of lawessness.
The first streak of dawn brought nm
and he walked into the
officers hands.
Denutv Marshal Hanebey recognized
the distiller as James Nowln, VINO ne
Immediately put under arrest.
A sixty gallon new copper stu was
then cut. and five or six hundred gallons
of beer was turned loose, and fifty or
sixtv gallons of whiskey captured
Nowlio was brought to this place and
lodged in Jail to await his trial before
I7nitad states Commissioner w. B. Scott
Sowlin does not seem to realize that he
; = : committee an offence. he talked about
his invalid wife. who. he said had not
walked for seven years. as If he We're 70
see. her as usual, and that he did not have
>, prospec. of long Imprisonment before
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-01
SMALLPOX VISITS
NORFOLK AGAIN
Dr.. Riddick, New Mayor, Says
There Are Forty Cases.
WOMAN In FIELD DEAD FROM 1T
Mr.. LawIess Confident Of His Election
to Congress Citizens Getting Tired
Of Plumbers Strike and Give
Them No More Sympathy.
WO MAN In FIELD DEAD FROM 1T
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

tSpeCldl TO Inc lines
NORFOLK, VA, June 30-The body
Of a negro woman was found in a field
near Princess Anne Avenue. in the coun-
tty. at O'Clock this morning
The body was wrapped in an old mat
tress. and It gives evidence of death
from smallpox. Coroner Odend'hal was
called to examine the case, after which it
was buried by the city authorities.
DIR. James G. Riddck. who tomorrow
assumes the office of Mayor of Norfolk
is an authority for the statement that
there is now in the city forty cases
of smallpox. of malignant type. and
that an average of three persons are sent
every day to the pest-house.
He assures the people that he will bend
every energy to stamp out the epidemic.
LAWLESS CONFIDENT.
Joseph T. Lawless declared to a re-
porter to-day that he is confident of win
ming the nominati for Congress. He
declared that there is no factional fight
against him eiher here or at Newport
Naws. hence he will have the delega-
tions of both in and off the peninsula.
The F,!sionists of Norfolk county will be
opposed to him. which he esteems favor
able to the Democratic nomination.
He did not wish to publish just now
the details of the facts on which he
bases his confident expectation OF win
ming. but he will do so shortly. He has
made a thorough canvass of the district.
and has acquired great popularity by his
pleasant address and general aftablity.
He stands well with both factions. also
in Newport News, despite the opposition
of one of the newspapers there.
BUNKER COAL.
r,he Dutch steamer Amsteldyk. which
rms between Newport News and Rotter
dam is at Lambert's Point for bunker
coal Captain Vanderheuval says there
is rot enough coal at Newport News to
supply tug There is a reasonable
imposed by the corporation commission
or-by the courts: All sorts Of hair-split-
ting is going on in the minds of some of
those who now ride on passes in order
to hold them, and 1t is not unlikely that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-01
DroDe 1qventy-nf1e
Miles to be Married.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

PELHAM, N. c., June so,-There
must have been great surprise
among the many friends of Mr.. 6. E.
Thompson and Miss Irene ". Faden,
of Chatham, Va. when 1t was ma<
known last afternoon by wire from
Pelham. n. c., that they were at that
place and had been made happy in the
bonds of wedock.
a few friends of the parties were in
vited by the bridegroom to accompany
him and the young lady to a big meet
ing at a we'll known old-time church
to spend the day Sunday. But one or
two knew anything of a. marriage be-
ing on hand until they were on the
way to church. when they were in
formed that they were on the way to
Pelham instead Of to the great meet
ing.
They arrived at Pelham at P NJ.
after a drive of twenty-nine miles
They were we'll provided with
church dinner and all comforts for the
trip and it is indeed a. surprise that
no one except the couple and a trust
ed friend or two had any idea of the
real intention of the trip.
Mr.. Thompson is fine looking bus
mess young man. and Miss Walden is
beautiful and popular young lady of
one of the best families in that
county.
Misses Kate Shelton. Carrie White.
Linda White. Messrs- 3. a. jefferson.
3 r. H Shelton and zE-sB: Motley We're
the special friends with the party
Rev. T. II. Walker officiated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-01

Cyclone Sweeps Country Sixty
Miles South Of Richmond.
Tobacco Crop Damaged

Reports were received here last night of
a destructive wind storm which swept
across the south side of Virginia yester-
dav a afternoon doing considerable damage
t. crops and property.
Between the. sxtieth and elghteth
nile posts of the Southern Railway. be-
low Hurkeville. there were evidences of
a. veritable cyclone having swept the
country Trees were blown down. fences
demolished and the tobacco crop badly
Gar, aged by the severe hail storm which
accompanied the wind. The tracks of the
Southern We're blocked for a time by the
bodies of great trees being blown across
them.
In one place. where the road passes
through a heavy forest, trees on either
sIGc of the tracks were bent by the wind
over the road so low that it was necs-
sarv to send axemen ahead to cut the
uav clear before the trains could pass.
AT one place a. train ran into a fallen
tree on the rail, but no damage was
core
4 gentleman passing through the storm
swept territory yesterday afternoon said
last night that it was evidently the
worst that had visited that country i'll
vears. He said the course OF the storm
seemed to have been from the east TO
the west
a severe storm. accompanied by high
uinL and lightning, visited Richmond
Yesterday afternoon and last night. There
,:a.: slight damage here save tc the tel
e,,Eone systems, which suffered consid-
erably from having phones burned out
bv lightning There was reported trcu-
bl. with wires on the SeabOard Air Line
betv cen Norlina and Portsmouth. Wires
on all roads south of Richmond were
more or less interfered with by the
storm and trouble was reported from
all train dispatchers operating in that
territory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-01
Attorney General Says Provision
is Sweeping.
NICE QUEST. .0NS ARE RAISED
Officers Who Work for Corporation
Trying to Split Hairs-Preparing
for New Registration-Gossip
About the Convention.

One of the most interesting problems
that has arisen out Of action taken by
the Constitutional Convention is that in
relation to free passes over railroads and
other transportation lines. and the ueuS-
ton as to how far-reachng the provis-
ion in the new instrument on the sub
railroad people was held in the office
Of Hon. Henry T. Wickfam on Satur
day and is is understood that the sub
iect was elaborately discussed, but those
who were present declined to say what
took place at the meeting. 1t is said.
however that the railroads welcome the
reform, and that it comes TO them in
the nature of a great relief Attorney
General Anderson is receiving a number
OF reuuess for his opinion the sub
iect. and he said yesterday that the ef-
feet OF the provision to his mind was
very plain He said it applied to all
officers in the State, whether appointed
or elected. and the penalty for Its Vlo-
,ation was that the office would be va
Gated by the very act of accepting
pass. The penalty upon the transporta-
ton company was not placed IN the
Constitution but according to MAJOR
Anderson will be fixed by the Iesisia-
t,Ire. This will likely be by fine TO De
,yontinued on Second Page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-01
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
FORECAST.

FORECASI.
Tuesday fair. except showers andi
warmer in southeast portion. Wednesday,
fair; fresh southwest TO west winds !,
Highesc temperature yesterday....-.. a2a
Lowest temperature yeSterday---.-.- 6SFi
Mean temperature yeStsrday......... 10
Normal temperature for June........ l1s3
Departure from normal temperature. GEi
Precipitation during past "a hours. OIL
LOCAL.
Members of retiring Street Committeegi
give farewell banquet to Chairman Alerssl
and Colonel CutShaW.
The new Council TO organize to-nishtsi!
and standing committees TO be named.
Pretty Amy Laurens, OF the BijouAl
Comedy Company, weds Harry Van Horn
Severe storm sweeps over southern par6i
of the State, doing considerable damage.
Old officials of Virginia Electrical RaiI<is
way and Development Company to be REF
tanned
Young woman who left her husband tnst
Washington claims to have been mUlctedtj
Report that Postal Telegraph Companys
will succeed Western Union along linesa
of the Norfolk and Western and the ChsS-tt
apeake and Ohio. Il
Much interest evinced in the matter otssI
railroad passes being denied public offi-y
Gals
Changes in Seaboard Air Line ofricerA
announced. i
The old Manchester Council holds itsa
final session and the new one will organizsa
tonight
Plumbers issue a statement, giving their
side of the trouble here.
Rev r Tillery 1 formerly Of 81 the NJ Msth-f. /, 1.
cense as a Baptist preacher.
VIRGINIA..
A moonshiner in Floyd county walks5
into carefully prepared trap set bysI
Uncle Sans deputies.
A young girl IN Westnoreiand assau,t-
ed. and a young negro spirited away byal
the officers to prevent lynchinS.
Chief Of Police OF Petersburg ar Hanp-y
IN hG vI-oa = II
married there last week. He is wantedi
for alleged forgery.
officer. says there are forty cases OF
malignant smallpox In Norfolk. \ wo-
man found dead in the field from the dis
ease
Rev. C. H. Crawford breaches in AEexan-
dr:a and arranges for organizing anti
saloon league.
John S Wise and Judge Lewis have been
employed to fight the Constitution
Many plans to celebrate the Fourth in
Virginia towns
Highland Lodge Mr. weisiger's s5,r-
mer home at Alton. burned,
Bears caus-, destruction in Rockbridgo
and carry of hogs and smaller animals.
GENERAL.
Senator Bailey. of Texas. assaults Sem
utor Beveridse. of Indiana. as result or
warm debate during executive session +
House holds a long session .and disposes
of a considerable amount OF work
Congress will adjourn sine die to-day.
arrest and convicticr ss.i.,-1s for !
joining conspiracy to ;ss$E .oaes
in this way 10 hein af:-sE :rsasIt = settle 1
ment of the anthracite asEiass
King srert n fairly comtort big day. ard
there are TO bad symptoms.
BonfIrsS throughout the Kingdom wers,
More men return to work in the vtrgsniA
coal fields. Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-01
THE KING IMPROVES
No Bad Symptoms of Any Kind Have
Appeared-W Dressed Often.
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, June 30-The noticeable ex-
citement during the past week outside
Buckingham Palace at c-.e hours the
bulletins We're posted was entirely ab-
sent this morning The sanguine impress
sion created by the doctors reports Sat
urday and Sunday was maintained by
the salient phrase in this mornings bull.
letin: No bad symptom OF any kind. ;"
At noon the following official statement
was given out at the palace:
There is no cause for alarm in the
distress caused by dressing the wound
This occurs at least twice daily. The
wound. which is of considerable depth.
is dressed from the bottom. as it is es-
sential that it should heal from within
outwards. The dressing causes His
Majesty considerable pain. which is borne
with great fortitude In fact. His Ma
jesty,s courage and patience call for the
greatest admiration. The King wa4s
much benefited by the change to the
couch yesterday. on which he stayed for
a few hours. The electric fans have.
proved of great value in .teeping down
the temperature Of the apartment. The
Queen is in constant attendance in the.
sick room but the utmost quiet is en-
forced.
The King occasionally sees his chill.