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GRAND ARMY ENcAMPMENT.
Programme Arranged For the Meeting
in Washington in October.

Washington, Aug 16.-At a confer
snce Friday at encampment headquar-
.ers. presided over by Gen. Ell Tor
:ence. communicable chief of the G. A.
r.. the following programme of exer-
cises for the 1902 encampment was
adopted:
Sunday. October 5.-Patriotic serv-
ICES in various local churches. partic-
llarly in New York Avenue Presby-
.erian church, where Rev. Wallace
Radcliffe. DID,. will preside, and in st.
Patrick's Catholic church. where Rev.
D. ]. Stafford. DID,, will preside.
Monday. October Camp fire in
convention hall at 1870 o'clock in the
evening at which the members of the
veteran association will be addressed
by speakers of national reputation S
L. Faunce, chairman of the local com
mittee on campfires, to preside.
Tuesday, October Naval day; pa
rade Of special veterans associations.
detachment OF regular troops, district
militia and various civilian organiza-
lions TO be particularly invited; excur-
sion TO Mount Vernon for the dele
gates to the encampment; public even
Ing meeting of welcome at convention
hall at which Chairman Walker Of the
local citizens committee. will extend
the freedom of the city TO Gen. Tor
renee and his associates.
Wednesday. October S.-Grand re-
view of the G.. A. r. by the comman-
der-in-chief and the president OF the
United States with an elaborate recep.
ton in the evening at convention hall.
Thursday. October 8, and Friday. Oc-
tober 10.-Sessions of national en-
campment
Meetings of auxiliary conventions
and corps and regimental reunions
may be scheduled for any time dur
ing the encampment.
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NEGRO EXPOSITION.
One Being Conducted Entirely BY Col.
ored People in Chicago.

Chicago. Aug. 15-For the first time
In history an exposition conducted en-.
tirely by Negroes was opened at the
First regiment armory Thursday nigh;
and Will continue 80 days. Exhibits
OF the various kinds of work done by
colored persons from the time the first
American slave was put 10 work in
rice and cotton fields to the present
day are on exhibition
To show that Negroes are capable
OF better work than they are generally
given to do there are on the floor Of
the exposition post office and tele-
graph and express Offices. Actual bus
mess is transacted by Negroes at each
of these places, mails. kilograms and
express packages being delivered to
officials and exhibitors Of the show.
An attendance of 5000 greeted the in.
auguration Of the exposition. All the
profits of the enterprise will go ia
the endowment fund Of the home for
aged and infrm colored PEOPLE. locat.
ed I'm Chicago
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TREASURY OF THE PHILIPPINES.
Designated as a Depository of Public
Moneys of the United States.

Washington, Aug. 16.-The war de
partment has published a letter ad.
dressed to the treasurer of the Phil
ippines by Acting Secretary Spaulding
OF the treasury department which des-
ignates the treasury of the Philippines
depository OF public moneys of the
United States. The Philippines treas
urer is authorized to receive on de-
post funds from all disbursing Off
GERS of the United States. Under a
previous order by Secretary Root the
Philippines treasury may act as such
depository for the United States with.
out giving any specific security for
safekeeping until further directed by
the secretary of war. This letter for
Mr.. Spaulding and the order of Secre-
tary Root are in accordance with the
Philippines law passed at the last
session OF congress.
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A NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
Colombian RevoIutonIsts Capture the
Gunboat Boyaca.

San Jose De Costa RIGA, aug. 1G.-
News has reached here from the camp
of the Colombian revolutiouists in the
Aqua Dulce district that after a naval
engagement the Colombian govern
ment gunboat Boyaca was captured by
the Colombian revolutionists.
Three hundred government SOLDIERS
and Gems. Ortiz and Henao and sup
plies of munitions of war and provis-
Ions were captured with the Boyaca.
The Colombian revolutionists also
are said to have secured a gasoline
launch which was in the government
service.
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THE PRINTERS MEET.
They Are Opposed 10 Socialism
and Political Idealism.
Public ownership Of Public Utilities
Single Tax and So-Called Govern
ment BY Injunction" Opposed
Labels on Everything.

Cincinnati. Aug. 16.-Tbe InternG
tional Typographical union which has
been in session here all week. has dis.
posed OF over 800 propositions for
changes in it's laws as we'll as many
resolutions. Among the resolutions
defeated were those relating to social
ism and political idealisms. A hard
fight was made to have a committee OF
nine appointed to report at the next
convention on the relations of wages
to taxation. It was strongly advocat
ed by the single tax men, but over
whelmingly defeated
The spirit Of the convention was
most emphatically shown in the adop-
ton of resolution against socialism
Max Hayes. Of Cleveland. had been
elected as a delegate of the Interna-
tional Typographical union to the next
convention of the American Fedora
ton of Labor and delegates claim that
they did not S,Eow he was a socialist
until after he "as elected and for this
reason strong resolution of instruc-
tons was adopted.
The agitation over the organization
OF che international Ladies' Auxiliary
has been going on all week IL was
settled Friday by the adoption of d
resolution of endorsement by a large
majority
The Los Angeles union presented at
length the case against a non-union
paper of that city and the convention
unanimously supported it,
1t was decided after the referendum
rRfn CHI H.. FOL.
telnational test case out Of the Los
Angeles controversy and in the event
| OF a majority vote of the referendum
| the international union promises to
raise about $4,000 per year for the
| fight at Los Angeles
The only tie vote in the convention
was on a resolution for trade autonomy
and President Lynch prSmptly cast it
in the affirmative.
At the afternoon session a resolu-
| ton was adopted that all delegates to
| this convention be constituted a com
mittee to work for full referendum
vote in support of the Los Angeles
union in boycotting paper in that
city.
Resolutions were adopted for the
| Vit'lIOu VI I HlJeu SJdIeS senators by
direct vote of the people; for public
ownership Of public utilities and the
adjustment of all explorations: for
trade autonomy; for union labels on
| everything; for union made books :
! putting a ban on Cincinnati and Ros-
ton beer; asking congress to appro-
PIRATE $4,000 for a statue of Amos ].
Cummings at Washington against
single tax and against so-called gov
ornment by injunction" In the last
named resolution special reference
was made to the findings Of Judges
Kohlsaat and Baker last year and of
Jackson and Keller this year.
A strong resolution was adopted
pledging support for a liberal display
of the printing art at the ST. Louis OK
position and fayoring that city as the
place for the convention in 1904.
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A SIGNAL VICTORY.
The ReVoiutionists Capture and Hold
Porto Cabello.

Washington, Aug. 15.-Just before
the department closed dispatch was
received from Commander Nichols. OF
the Topeka. at Porto Cabello, stating
that the revolutionists were in control
and that there was no danger of an at
tempt to retake the town by the gov.
eminent forces. Commander Nichols
acknowledged the receipt of instruc
lions directing him 10 land a force in
case of necessity. but stated that the
necessity for sucn 6 step had not
arisen.
In official circles the control OF Por.
TO Cabeilo by the revolutionists is con.
sIdered a signal victory for that party
as il is a place OF considerable STRAIT.
egiC Importance. 1t is a town OF about
10000 people situated on a spacious
deep and safe harbor of which If nee
essary troops and supplies may be
landed or dispatched to other places
In the country Porto Cabello is but
a short sail from La Guaira which is
not far from the Venezuelan capital
a crisis in affairs at Porto CabellO.
where the insurgents have been gath
ering strength. has existed for som
time and Thursdays news from Com.
mander Nichols confirms the predic.
ton that battle would soon be
fought there. The Topeka is LOOKING
after the interests Of Americans In
that section Of the country and Com.
mander Nichols was given full alr
thority to land a force if necessary.
and also to prevent n bombardment
without due notice. This action was
authorized at the suggestion of Minis
ter Bowen and closely followed a no
tice from the Germans that they in
tended taking similar steps for the
protection of German interests.
The place called Angustora men
toned in Commander Rodgers dis
patch from Port of Spain as in The
hands of the revolutonists is abou
! 250 miles up the OrinOco river. and tn,
more modern name for it is Ciuda,
Bolivar Gen. Matos who is practical
~ at the head of the revolution agalns
Castro took this town some time ago
| and LEFT one of his lieutenants ir
charge. According to information nov
in possession OF the officials here Cas-
| trc is being hemmed in from thrc,
sides at Caracas. Gen. Matos advance
from Bolivar to the northwest 10
place called Orituco. about 40 Ialle
south of Caracas. Ten days ago Cas-
tro was reported as having left tn
capital with a force to meet the rev
olutionary general but subsequent,
ne changed his mind and returned
More recent advices indicated that
battle was imninent on the plain
south OF Caracas.
Early this week the revolutionist
took Barcelona, to the eastward O
Caracas, and now, according to thi
last dispatch from Commander Nick
OILS, they have obtained control Of
Porto Cabello to the westward.
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GIVEN TwEnTY.oNe LAsHEs.
Twin Boys Punished In Open Court
Fer Burglary.

West Superior. Wis Aug. 49,
'Twentyoue lashos across the back"
is the sentence that was imposed bv
Judge Bailey fin the municipal court
Thursday upon twin boys 8 years OF
age who were before him ON charge
Of burglary The boys were Robert
and John Scott. sons Of prominent peo
pie n this city and f. is alleged that
they have committed a large number
Of burgIaries during the past summer
Judge Bailey gave them the optigu
OF reform school sentence or a cow.
hiding and they chose the latter The
sentence OF The court was then car
Iiei out a iantor welding the raw
hide The father OF the boys was once
mayor Of Superior.
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NEW eATTLEsHIP MAINE.
Her Government Trial Trip VIII Take
Place August p.

Philadelphia. Aug LITTLE new bat.
ueship Maine left Cramps ship yard
late Friday and will proceed 10 the
New York navy yard. where she ia
Tue TO arrive Saturday night nr Sun.
lay AT New York she will be docked
'craped and painted. 1t is expected
ne Maine Will san for Boston next
Wednesday and on August p the gov.
'rnment trial trip is scheduled TO take
place off the Massachusetts, coast.
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Pioneer Nebraskan Dead.

Homer, Neb.. Aug. 16.-Capt. Corne-
Illus O'Connor, a resident of Nebraska
since 1851 and a pioneer steamboat
man. died Friday. He was twice n
member of the legislature In 1853
ne was commissioned by Territorial
Gov. Richards to head the militia for
the defense of Northeastern Nebraska
and made a record as an Indian
hghtor
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For the new Daily Limited train to Cali
lorna , to be placed in service November ],
1907, by the Rock Island System and South
ern Pacific Company, via the Il Paso Short
Lane. Inc competition is open to the pub
Inc and conditions involve no fees of any
kind. For circular of instructions, address
at once Jno. Sebastian, Passenger Traffic
Manager, Rock Island System, Chicago.
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Died From the Heat.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 1.-THE
highest temperatures Of the season
were recorded throughout Arkansas
Friday. Near Van Buren, five laborcrs
on the Iron Mountain railroad were
overcome by heat and three are dead.
At alma there was one death from the
neat. But one prostration is reported
here. The maximum temperature for
the day was "a degrees.
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Boy Shot Through the Hesrt.

Knoxville. Tenn. Aug. 1G.-Audrey
Newman. a 15ycarold boy was shot
through the heart by guard at the
watermelon patcn Of William Kimbro.
near Jefferson City Tenn. IT is said
Newman with other boys, entered
tbe patch.
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Detroit. Mich. Aug. TO- Unless the
miners strike is speedily settled ar
anthracite coal famine here is deemed
q certainty The supply has run low
aud one estimate placed the entire
lot on hand at less than 10000 tons.
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Every Two Weeks.

oyster Bay. n. y Aug. 1G.-Tbs
PRESIDENT gave orders that hereafter
he nam's Of the enlisted men of the
Amy WHO die in the Philippines be
'abled TO this country once i'm every
wO weeks.
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Ascending Messenger Arrested.

san Francisco, Aug William n.
billiard. the absconmng colored mes.
ecngcr Of the custom house here. has
been arrested at Vancouver. B. G. Uil.
lard Us accused OF having issued no
less than ~ fraudulent certificates OF
registration to Chinese in this country
and is believed 20 have realized thou
sands of dollars.
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Sioux Falls D.. Aug Mrs
Maud Lorillard Tailor. Of New York
youngeet child of The late Pierre Lor
Hard was granted n divorce Thurs.
day 10 the state circuit court at Salem
n1h r. Suasra Tailor.
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Battle Between whites and eIseks.

Houston. Tex. Aug. 1G- Eleven
white men are in Jail here as the re.
u't of battle between whites and
Nesrocs Friday afternoon at the South
crn Pacific Croosote works. seven
miles from the city.
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Inpertincnt 0urrr-

lie Yes III admit that De Jones is a
handsome fellow, but he's awfully con-
ceited
She Wei, wouldn't YOU be conceite,i II
you were handsome Chicago Daily News.
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Major Taylor Won the Raee.

Baltimore Aug 15-M Major Taylor
The crack c,lored bicycle rider. won
The grand circuit two.mile national
championship race from Frank j.. Kra.
mer tho champion at the Hartford
Avenue Coliseum. Thursday night.
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No Second Operation on tbe KIM

London Aus tG-The British Nod
caI Journal makes the announcement
nat II rs authorized to say there is no
ruth whatever in the recent rumors
nat King Edward will undergo n sec.
'hd operation. The kings recovery
complete.
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Detroit. Mich. Aug. 16.-Fled r.
,enton Friday denied that he stated
nat Gen. r. A. Alger would announce
us candidacy for the United States
'enate to succeed the late Senator Nc
Millen.
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Shnke Into Your shoes

Aliens Foot Ease II cures painful, swollen,
smarting, sweating, feet. Makes new shoes
easy. Sold 10y all Druggist and Shoe stores.
Don't accept any substitute. Sample FREE.
Address \. ). Olmsted. Le Roy. y. Y.
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why He RejoIced,

Daughter-Papa seemed in an unusually
good humor this morning when he sfarta5
down town.
Motner-My goodness, That remind,
me. forgot 20 ask MIN for money.-Toedo
Bee.
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CURRENT TOPICS.

Inc SueZ canal was begun in 1889
and completed in 1869.
There were 1900 900 acres Of land
in New Mexico open TO entry.
st. Louis is the center of the stick
randy trade of the United States.
There is a great demand for skilled
laborers OF all kinds at Ogden. Utah
Joseph Jacques Tissot. the artist IL
illustrator of the Life of Christ" ~
dead.
Nebraskas crops for the present
year promise to be the greatest on
record.
1t is proposed to establish Japan.
csc Monte Carlo on an island in To
kio Bay.
Two coal mines are now in success
full operation in Alaska. They produce
good steam coal
calf with two tongues is the prop
erty of Farmer William Sykes of Har.
per county Kan.
There are by careful computation
about 300 100000 coconut palms in the
world in full bearing.
Two Methodist missionaries in Mo
roni. Utah, are the only gentiles in the
place. No converts yet.
The latest returns of the population
Of Japan. including Formosa and the
Pescadores. gives a total of 46,444,-
b2i.
The total valuation of Canada's min
nral product in 1900 reached over $685.
100000. or SIP a head of the popula-
lion.
Hard times in Germany are said to
have caused a large diminution in the
consumption of wine and spirituous IL
nuors.
There are no less than 3.2G2 differ
ent species of fish inhabiting the wa
tiers of America north of the isthmus
pf Panama.
Within the last ten years more new
methods have been devised for dealing
with consumption than any other hui
man ailment.
Mayor Jones. of Toledo, o.. is q
somewhat late but most Jealous con.
vert to golf. He plays daily and is fast
becoming an expert.
The total number Of trans in Ala
bama is given at 223 .22O. of which 129. =
131 are operated by white farmers and
S4.OS3 by colored farmers.
white badger. which is almost as
great rarity as a white blackbird.
was Killed recently by the Axe Vale
England badger hounds.
President Loubet has promised TO
visit Algeria, which has not seen a
chief magistrate since 1865 The visit
Will probably be paid next Easter.
In Portugal if the wife publishes lit
erary works without the husbands
consent, the law frees him at once
from all his matrimonial obligations.
Russian officials are discussing the
Gdvisibility of following the example
OF France, and making the sale of to-
bacco in every form government
monopoly.
BY order Of the German war Office
the fortress walls around Mainz are
TO be pulled down The ground they
occupy, some 400 acres, rs to be given
TO the town.
Two classes Of the population OF ST.
Petersburg are especially addicted TO
eating horse meat-the Tartars. be.
cause they like it. the students be.
cause it is cheap
Miss L. Yonc Yanagisawa. Of Japan
is IL. b. of the University Of Cali.
fornia and an NJ d. of the Affiliated
COLLEGES of San Francisco. She is
four feet ten and pretty.
The many oyster canning and mack.
Ing companies Of Mississippi. Loufsi.
ana and Alabama have combined and
viii control all the fish and Gamma
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Piso's Cure is the best medicine we eve
used for all af ct,ons of the throat an,
luugs.-Wm. O. Endsley, Nanburen, Ind.
Feb. 10. 1900
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Tongue.-"He seemed quite fluent in hs
mother tongue Fluent Say. he talks
fast enough 10 make YOU think it's his moth
er.ln-law's tongue. Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Chicago. Aug IS The will Of tre
late Archbishop Feehan was filed n,
TToha'" Thursday The total value
Oh The estate is $125OJ0. and of thft
amount the buiK goes to the two SIS
TOYS Of tho testators. Kate and Anna
Fcehan
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To be found in bad company is often
equivalent TO beng los,.-Chicago Daily
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Stons the CouEh

and works of the cold. Laxative Bromo
Quinins Tablets. Price % cents.
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- NeWnan and so IN EnaIand

Falmouth. Eng. Aug J5 Capt
Newman and bis son Edward arrived
here Thursday night in the sHfoo,
kerosene ianrch, Abiel Abbott Low
In witch they sailed FROM New Yohb
JHiy y
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Now York Aug 10 Announcement.
Is made that Terry McGoycrn anC
Young Corbett win not meet fin the
ring in New London ON August 90 az
originally arranged They viii fight
before the Southern Athletic club. of
Louisville. September o..
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02

Everything up to date at the Bor ough studio foot of Quality Hill. 723t
 Not here for few days but here to stay and if your photo isn't satisfactory will make it so at the Borough studio, foot of Quality Hill. 723t
 FOR RENT-Four-room furnished house, No. 374 Tombstone Canyon. Apply 372 or 402 Tombstone Canyon.
 FOR SALE-A lot on upper Tomb stone Canyon for residence purpose. Apply 402 Tomb. Canyon. It
 IF ANY patient fitted by me on previous visits is not perfectly satisfied, l would be pleased to have him call, and any necessary change will 0e made free of charge.
 Dr. H. A. Scbell, optician, at Copper Queen Hotel. 3e
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MAN DROWNED.
MAN DROWNED AT CATALINA iS-
 LAND WAS MEL.

Gave the Name of Turner, and Claimed
 to Be Mining Man From sisbee-
 Reason For Deception Not Known.
 The telegraph dispatches Of last Saturday stated that @ mining man. named P. F. Turner, visiting at Csta- lima Island, had fallen out of a row boat and been drowned. Inquiry here failt d to place him among Bisbee people. as no one by that name was known here.
 When he met his death Turner was with a woman supposed rot to be his wife. The woman who passed ss his wife stated that he was subject to epi- leptic fits, and that one of these was probably what caused his swift and awful end.
 Now it is discovered that the mans real name was Percy F. Miel, and the reason for his false registration ie more or leee of . mystery 10 his friends in Los Angeles.
 Landlord ClarK, proprietor of the MetropoIe in Los Angles, wac seen at the undertaking parlors ot w. H. Sutch, where the remains of the unfor. tunate man lie, and spoke highly of the
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02
Newspaper Man From Nebraska.

Newspaper Man From Nebraska.
 J. W. Tanner arrived in Bisbee yes. terday from Fullerton, Nebraska, with the purpose Of making his future home in Arizona MT. Tanner has been for many years editor and publisher of the Post, at Fullerton, Nebraska. The pa. per has ranked as one of the leading democratic papers in the state of Ne braska- MT. Tanner was also a man of prominence in that state. He was delegate to the Kansas City convea- tion and twice represented his county in the legislature. MT. Tanner comes to Arizona to become interested in the business of the Consolidated Print ing and Publishing Company, and will make his home at Morenci, where he will edit and publish the Moremci Standard.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02

deceased.
 II knew MT. Miel well,' said Clark, "and cannot understand why he regis tered as Turner if he did, as the papers all reported. He was in my place on Friday morning, and asked me to cash a check for $50, saying he was going to Catalina for few days.
 II had only s30 at the time which gave him, telling him to give me a self addressed envelope, and ! would mail the balance that afterdoon. He did az requested, and I forwarded the amount to P. F. Miel, Avalon.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02

EaDabsr and Moore of the Opera Blouse intend to give the theatre goers of this city a genuine treat ir :he re- turn engagement this week or the pop: ular Curtis Comedy Go. Good plays, good music and . modest price of ad- nissicn. should be satisfactory to all. Last night was the opening night Of the weeks engagement ana the com- pany playes to s good house.