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Arizona republican., 1902-08-20

Lydia F. Pinkham'S Vege- table Compound cured me and made me we'll, and that is why l gladly write you this, and gladly thank you 1; six bottles was all took, together with your Pills. My headache and bac6achc and kidney trouble went, never to return the burning sensation l had left altogether; my general health was so improved I felt as young and light and happy as at twenty. :" --MRs. LOUISE GIRsOn, 4sl3 Langley Ave, Chicago, Ill,-S5O00 forfeit # aboue testimonial IS not geHufHe-
 If you feel that there is anything at all unusual or puzzling about your case, or if you wish confidential advice of the most experienced, write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, and you will be advised free of charge, Lydia F.. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound has cured and is curing thousands oi cases of female trouble. E
Arizona republican., 1902-08-20
BOY CURED OF COLO AFTER PHYSICIANS TREATMENT
 HAD FAILED.

My boy when four years old was taken with collie and cramps in his stomach 1 sent for the doctor and he injected morphine, but the child kept getting worse. I then gave him half a teaspoonful of Chamberlains Colic
 Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and in half an hour he was sleeping and soon recoVered.-F. L. Wilkins, Shell Lake, Wis. Mir. Wilkins is book keeper for the Shell Lake Lumber Co. For sale by Elvey x Hulett druggists
Arizona republican., 1902-08-20
KIDNEY TROUBLES
Mrs. Louise II. Gibson Says That This Fatal Disease is Easily Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com 7nnnnb

" DEAR MRs. PINKIIAlI :--I felt very discouraged two years ago, l had suf- fcrcd so long with kidney troubles and other complications, and had taken so much medicine without relief that l began to think there was no hope for me. Life looked so good to, me, but what is life without health? l wanted in he well
Arizona republican., 1902-08-20
wHITEcAPs IN MASSACHUSETTS,

the town of Marion who tarred and feathered a man whose conduct they
Arizona republican., 1902-08-20
A dose of the

A dose of the BitteTs before meals w i l l sharpen the appetite. tone up the stom- ach and aid d i g Q s { i on. When taken regularly will positively cure Headache,
 FlatUlency,
 Indigestion,
 Dyspepsia,
 Constipation
 and Malaria.
 A trial will convince you.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-20

lilllldI CD- jects. By day she starts iu fear at every sudden
 or unfamiliar
 sound. By
 night the furHi- ture of her room
 takes on af- fighting forms of ghost or gob- lin. You can't treason with the .nerves. Neither logic nor love can quiet them. They must l,e
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
AMERICA ONLY
ALOOKER-ON.
Oratif.sd 10 See Struggle Of Euro
pedn Powers to Be on friendly
Terms with Us.

That Great Britain had refused during
the progress OF the Spauish-Aucrican war
to join with other European powers in
putting pressure upon this country and
thus ending the strife Is. Of course, not
news 90 the State Department It is how
ever highly gratifying O. 20 that the mat
ter should thus De openly published 10 the
world.
Strangely enough tho subject is brought
mp for discussion iu Parliament at q time
when extreme oourtosies are being eZ-
changed between Kaiser Wilhelm and
President Roosevelt. and equally extreme,
though unofficial, insults are being passed
back ana forth between England and Ger
many
Another feature. noted here, is the sud
den interest manifested an over Europe
on this question as il each nation w-re
suujectiug itself TO sell-analysis to de-
terminc just what It's attitude and ITS
feeling has been or is now toward ,he
Uuitcd States.
Coincident with this process is the re-
cent declaration Of LHomnedieu in
France. that ;hat country would have
boldly espousci the cause Of Spain had
not its ancient ally. Russia. interDoscd,
couuseling caution and even silence,
To the State Department the whole af-
fair has the interest Of an autopsy; Il
cannot rcvivify bur IL may define moral
II disclOscs sentiments Of whose exist
eace the department pis morally certain
before
Perhaps the most practical phase OF
this international comparison OF notes Is
its demonstration that no European power
cares 90 be On record as inimicai 20 IN"
American Republic, particularly a. time
when that Republic seemed 70 be most
vulnerable. France is evidently the Only
exception TO this rule. and possibly
. LHomUadieu's statement cannot te re
ga-dcd as the expression OF the whole
nation.
So far as the State Department is con
cerned, the incident is wholly closed lL
cannot take official notice OF these pro-
/ testaicns OF brotherly love or unbrotherly
! hatred, although they Elay furnish Ioo1
for reflection.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
ELECTION OF SENATORS BY
DIRECT VOTE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Subject Considered in Committees Of Both Houses of CC1ge
for the First Tine This Afternoon

The House Committee ca the Election
Of President and Vice President today
agreed 10 favoraoly report joint res0lu-
ti0n, containing an amendment 70 the
Constitution providing FOR che election Of
United States Senators bv direct vote Of
the PEOPLE Several joint resolut -on5 Of
this character have been introduced IN
the House this session.
Chairman Corliss stated today tHat the
proposition had the appr-faI Of the Leg
islaurcs Of thirty-tvo different States.
whose resolutions were before the COM
mit.oe.
Before the Senate. Committee.
The Senate Committee o. Privileges and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
CANNOT ISSUE
POLICE WARRANTS
City Solicitor Duvall Declares
the Code Has Abridged the
Powers Of the Justices Of
the Peace.
TO AMEND The SECTION.

The City Solicitor. Mr. andrew p. Duv-
all, has submitted 10 inc Commissioners
a. opinion upon the duties Of the jus
tees o. the peace as defined by the new
code. The matter was brought TO the at
tentlon OF the Commissioners by a com
munication from Captain Geasford OF tho
Police Department.
Two Questions EnVolved.
As defined by the Solicitor the qacs-
uons involved are.
ul Whether rhe Justices OF the peace
may issue warrants for tho arrest OF
party returnabIc 70 the Police Court
% Whether the code or law for the
District OF Columbia alriIges the au-
thority Of thc Superintendent OF Police 20
issue warrants under section l02, r. s. ID.
c.
Mr. Duvali says that prior TO January
/. 1902 wheE the code went into opera
ticn. any justice Of the peace was au-
thorizcd by section aee r. S. ID. c.. 20 IS
sue warrants r-turuable 20 the Police
Court against persons accused Of crimes
and offences committed iu the District Oh
CoIumbf9.
No Authority in Code.
lie states further that no such au-
thority was vested ln justices of the
peace by any provision OF the code.
The Solicitor calls attention 10 section
Oh o. the code ~ hlch authorizes JUS
ticc Of the peace 10 issue a search war
rant to the marshal or any cmcer Of the
Police Department under the circUm-
stances and conditions enumerated there
in.
Limited by Section 0ii.
Except as provided in section gll, Mr.
pugaU is oF The opinion that justices Of
The peace are without authority 20 issue
warrants for the arrest Of persons ac-
cused OF crime.
He considers the omission from the code
Of such an authority to be- one that should
be rcmesied in the interest Of justice. and
he states that Ec viii forward the draft
Of an amendment to the code On the sub
ject.
Mr. Duvall says that the atbority Of
the Major and suDeriutend,r, Of Police
is not abridged by the code.
Majors Powers Unchanged.
The Major and superintendent Of Police,
-he says, is a subordinate or employe Of
/ the Commissioners Of the District of Co
lumbia and all acts and parts of acts re-
latng TO his powers and duties remain.
| therefore, unaffected by the code.
Mr. DuvaH states. furthermore. that
section 9ll OF the code of laws for the
District Of Columbia is lot inconsistent
with section 402. r. 3. D. c.; the subject
matter Of the two sections arc entirely
1 different.
Mr. DuvaII IS Of the opinion that sec
I tion 402, r. $. u. G., is ia fuu force and
| effect and that the power and authority
/ OF the Superintendent Of Police the-eun-
] der is in no wise abridged by any pro-
/ vision in TIE code of laws Ior the District
/ Of Columbia.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21

ion that thirty States must request The
convention In single Congress. but the
majority appeared 20 think BE- was only
necessary for thirty States in the agg-e-
gate TO make the request. regardless CC
whether IT was made IN the existing Con-
gress or IN the preceding ones.
Favorable To the Change.
The committee for the Grst time has
majority in favor Of popular election Of
Senators. The Chairman. Senator Bur
rows, has long been an earnest advocare
Of the change. and che Legislature Of his
state is one CT those which has asked
Congress to c1u the constitutional con-
velrCn-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
NAY ASK AN ADVANCE.
Miners to Demand, Possibly, shorter
Hours With Present Pay

Miners to Demand, Possibly shorter
Hours With Present Pay
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. zr-Dele-
gates from the Anthracite coal feI5s wEo
are attending the annual convention 0f
The United Mine Workers of America
here. say The agitation fa thar field for
an eight-EoUT day may come before the
convention.
They are not sure that the unions there
viii ask a straight increase in salary.
hut say that if they ask an eIgat-h7u- cay
it viii be equivalent TO an advance, as
they would expect the same pay they now
receive for ten hours.
Despite The fact that the miners i'm the
anthracite field secured o very substantial
increase in wages last year by their
Strike. th-y say tEey are s-lI ZAP .ron
getting what thcy want
The increase last year was from 10 TO
o per cent, ana the men say tncy can
now earn from $3.50 20 81 Per day, ac-
corJlag 10 local conditions.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
CHINA'S SIDE
TO BE HEARD.
TIE Exclusion Bill Before theSeaate
Committee On Immigration
This M0-nieg.

A public hearing was held this morning
by the Senate Committee on immigration
on the Chinese exclusion bin now before
it. which was drawn uD end favored by
tEe Pacific slope Senators and Represent
arives.
The arguments we're exhaustive and for
The most part opposed the BILL maintain
ing chat the Geary act should 5s rc-zuact-
ed and enforced until the existing Chi
nese treaty had expired. The reasons sd
yauced were Of q moral and economic
character it being maintained that the
United states was standing in the way OF
Increasing trade with the Orient.
Among those who opposed tEe proposed
blIl and favored the re-euactmeur Of the
Geary act were: John Ford. secretary OF
the American AsiatiC Association Charles
Sham5IIn. Boston Merchants Association
and Chamber Of Commerce. SiIas ID.
Webb. Of the China and Japan Trading
Company; Charles Carey. OF lhe america
China Development Company. and John C.
Cary, Of the Lockhart Mills. South caro-
lima.
President Gomucrs Of the American
Federation Of Labor ana H. r. Fuller.
representing railway employees. advocated
the adoption Of the bin b-ior, The com
mittee. stating thaJ IL embodied more
largely the views and desires OF The labor
interests than any other oh! proposed.
Edward j. Livernash, chairman Of the
Civil ORGANIZATIONS Of the Pacific slope,
also spoke I'm favor Of the bill.
Hon John w. Foster. c1-Srsgc.ary OF
State, asked 10 De belrI in the interests
Of the rHiucse Government. Next Thurs
day Was set as tho day for his prezenta-
tiOn--
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
GEN. ARPONA IN
COMMANDNOW
Steps lRjO Vacancy Caused BY the
Death Of CeR. ALbaa, and is
Preparing to Defend Panama.

NEW YORK Jan. 2I-The following
cable despatch. dated yesterday received
from Panama this morning by General
Brlgard the Colombian Consul at this
port:
General Altan attacked rebel feet TO-
day and Derished on board steamship
LauJaro. Have taken over command and
am preparing 10 defend the city with
1000 men"
The despatch is signed by Arpona. who
was General Adams secretary. It is pre-
sumcd by the Colombian Consul that Ar
Dona has taken command OF the troops uu-
tii General Castro. Adams second in COM
uand, appears on the scene.
The charge d'aGalrcs a. the Colombian
Legation, in speaking of the situation fu
Colombia. said this morning that be had
received no information from the home
Government beside that which had ap-
pcared IN The ra8ers.
He declared that before long there would
he sufficient recruits TO the Government
side 10 completely crush the revolution
That the Government is well prepared
for the attacks Of the rcv0lutionists Is
shown be- the fact that the Government
troops successfully defended their position
AGAINST the ICYOIutloui-ts." added the
charge
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21

prisoners threw himself upon his knees
before Major Metcalf and threw his arms
around Metcalf's less and appealed Tor
his life. when Major Netcalf drew his
revolver and shot and killed the prisoner.
Il stood about ten Ceet from Major Met
calf when be fred the shot"
AEdasits on the Way.
a despatch from lola. Kan. SAYS that
several lola ez-memlers OF the Twentieth
Kansas Regiment have sent TO Washing
ton afHdavits bearing on the charge
against CCIcnel 1IetcaI- They assert that
be shot OF was a witness 10 the shooting
Of the two Filipino prisoners.
According 10 the amdavits the regiment
captured a trench al CaIoocan. killing
seventeen OF its defenders. The two sur
vivors surrendered. Major Mccall came
up and ordered that the prisoners be
turned over 10 Private Lewis CoheIi.
Private Comeld VIII take the prls-
cners 10 the rear. ordered Major MetcaIf
There Was 10 Rear.
" II Ball an omcer IN the reein. ~ut.
came up Ball saiE ,dere was not any
rear, As fast as the line advanced the
insurgents would close in behind th. rrgf-
nent This was reported 10 Major Net
call.
You know your ordere.~ IetcaIf IS
said to have replied and started for the
front At once one OF the group whipped
out gun and ohot one prisoner.
Too bad, said one Of the group TO
the prisoner left. Il viii see that vou
are not separated from your buddy %
with which &c deliberately shot the Other
one.
Colonel Metealf did not seeand probabl-
did no hear the shooting.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21

ven Houcben TO his Government as sur-
gestion. That gave the date Of the launch
ing as February a and was sent before
consulting the builders and the tide
tables.
February 25 is now regarded as an un-
avoi5able date and is the one fixed point
in the programme arranged 10y the com
mirtec.
The two visits to this city are based on
this fact and are therefore as equally de-
JermiUcd
Custom VIII Pc Obver,ed.
In accordance with timc-ho2ored GUS
tom. a visiting representative Of a foreign
sovereign must first call on the Presi-
cent u the United States. 1t is held TO
be decidedly improper and undignifed for
a President to leave mis- Capital 90 greet
visitor Of lower rank than his own
According 10 the law Of etiquette in tho
case. Prince Henry must come TO Wash
inEton TO see Mr.. Roosevelt before the
latter can properly participate in a func-
tion in New York. 20 which the prince
is party. Therefore. IL is pretty well
understood here that Prince Henry viii
make trip from New York TO Washing
ton before the launching for the express
purpose Of seeing Mr.. Roosevelt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
SOCIETY NAN FOUND DEAD.
Norfolk Is Aroused by AnOthcI
Strange Tragedy.

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. 2l-John L.
Pierce. cashier Of the Standard Oil Com
pany at Norfolk, was found dead in a
rowboat al the cOmpany's pier this morn
ing His neck was broken
His friends believe he was murdered
and thrown overheard. but whether he
died by accident or his own deliberate
act. or was murdered, IS yet a mystery.
He was twenty-nine years Old. unmar-
ried. and one Of the most popular society
men here.
last night 10 finish some work ana was
never again seen alive. so fsr as Is known
nov.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
SEVEN MEN BURNED ALIVE.
Fearful Tragedy in n West Virginia
Lumber Camp.

HANHLETON. ~. Va. Jan -l-A
frightCuI holocaust occurred at Camp 30
3. operated by the otter Creek Lumber
Company. at I o'clock this morning.
The details ct the disaster are not yet
obtaiuablc. but Il is known that seven
men were burned to death and that a mum
Der we're injured by jumping from the
buiidinS in which they were sleeping.
The camc Is thirteen miles OF The West
Virsiria Central Railroad
A rescue party Iett here tLis morning
and expected TO return tonight.
The Ere started i'm the cook room.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
SCHLEY CASE GOES
TO THE PRESIDENT.
The Admiral and His Counsel Arrive in he
City and Hold a Consultation
Over the Appeal.
DOCUMENT SENT TO THE
WHITE HOUSE THIS AFTERNOON
DOCUMENT SENT TO THE
WHITE EHOUSE THIS AFTERNOON

Admiral sehlcy's appeal was presented
/ 20 President Roosevelt this af,eraooa.
. u, contains. including excerpts from ths
. testimony about $1,000 words.
The argument itself is about 5000 words
in length.
II embodies all the points made in the
original protest 10 Secretary Long. and
maHy others in addition.
The appeal was taken to the white
House by slr. N. A league. or ADMIRAL
sehIey'z counsel
AdmiruI-s Return from tke south.
Admired and 8frs. schIey reached WASH
iagtoH at $50 O'Clock this no-aine r-on
Savannah. where they have been Tor a
couple Of weeks. They report having had
most enjoyable soiourn in the south.
and the Admiral is highly eIated over the
hunting jauats he was enabled - take
while @vay.
Conference over the Appeal
As soon as they reached the city A6-
miral ana llrs. schley took carriage
and went TO The Hotel Piehmond. where
they were icined a eew hours later BY
Mr. Rayaer and 1Ir. Teague. another
member 0f the AdnIraTs counsel 1Iessrs.
Rayner and Teague had with them the
appeal 10 be submitted to the President in
behalf OF Admiral sehley and the doeu-
mcnt was carefully gene over in the
rooms O. the admiral by himself and his
lawyers Th= changes male were few and
slight.
Admiral sehIey In Fine Health.
Admiral soEley is in splendid heath.
He has q rudJz glow on his cheeks pro-
dueeI y tie outdoor exercise. N-aen
asked If re lad brought hack any Of the
deer Re is said TO have shot out OF season
in Geo-gla. the admiraI smiled and shook
his read.
Speculation as to action.
Speculation en- President Roczevelt-s
action upon Admiral Schley's appeal has
q free hand tod@y. The fact is -hst The
President ean do almost anything be
pleases. As Commander-in-Chlef Of the
Army ara .-5sss-sf-fesiaent Roosevelt nay
cFrrore Of the majority report OF The
court as endorsed by Secretary Long- he
may dIer with their findings. ara as
expressing himself. abruptly close the
case, allowing the report or the court
20 stand upon Nay Department records.
lu- VITA his comment accompany IIg Ir.
or he may dlssPprove OF the verdict and
order The court &c amend its report in
accordance Ei-h his views
bay Consult with the Cabinet.
tt is the general opinion here. however.
taat the President VIII do nothing with
Cut first consulting the Cabinet. Tie
personality cf tbs master Of the Whi-c
Rouse makes forecasts OF his probable ac-
ti0n difficult. but or a question or such
Importance it is believed that be viii at
least obtain the opinion Of his oEciaI
family before taking the final step
The Nzrrlsnd delegation in Congress
rcs. from the first been opposed to the
appeal They have considered IL q hope
less undertaking and one calculated TO
further hum-Iiate the idol Of their State.
IT has moreover haupered them in their
efforts to secure legislation for Admiral
Sehley st the Capitol They arc obliged
10 await The result CT the appeal and
thus. IN their opiaion. have lost valuable
time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
Cost OF Bocr War to England.

LONDON. Jan 2l-Ir the House o.
Commons te3ay Sir Michael Hicks-Beach.
Chancellor OF the ENehequer. stated thar
between April ana December e. 1901.
The south African war had cost Great
britain s45.3G0. .ot0
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21

Daniel Beach. aged seventeen. left his
homo about o'clock sunday. January 19
and has not since been seen He wore
dark srit. brSvn overc0at. and cap. any
information 6f his whereabouts should be
sent 10 Police Headquarters.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
Deficiency in shooting Gallery Fund.

The Secretary Of War transmitted 10
the House Of RepTeseI tatIves today an
estimate OF $40 eco deficiency in the appro.
priati0n for shooting galleries and ranges
Tor the fiscal year ending January SO. 1902
The Secretary's letter was referred 20 tho
Committee on Appropriations.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21

aubrey Thomas dc We're. The soa Of the
late Sir Aubrey de We're. was born In 1914.
He was the authCr Of many Irish poems
and legends, picturesque sketches. and ut-
erary and cth'cal essays. His FIRST Iostry
appeared i'm 1912 and his "RCcOllectiors'
I'm 1897.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
IRISH POET DEAD.
Aubrey Thomas de We're Passes
Away in County limerick.

DUBLIN. Jan. 2l Aubrey Thomas DE
We're. the poet, died at Crrash Chase,
County Limerick. today
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-21
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Rain and warmer tonight; Wednesday rain
snow, followed by clearing and colder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-02
a Bad Man.

a Territory citizen bearing the
rather ephonious name of Bill Smith
came down on No z last night. At
Marietta he amused himself by TAX.
ing an occasional shot at the feet of
bystanders Just to see EN- jump.
The first thing he did after reaching
Gainesville was to turn loose ter
rifiic yell and was tapped on the
shoulder by Officer Cobble. who told
him TO cut that part Of his program
very short. Bill came mp the street
very quietly and stopped at Haley &
Russcll's, where he left his gun. Com
ing out into the bracing air ne emit
ted another keen Territory whisper
and five minutes later was on his
way TO- the calabooso.
city Marshal Lehman came down
from Marietta later in the night and
win take Bnl back with him this
morning
Smiths brief celebration win cost
him about $i0-Hcsperian.