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Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Paterson, N. J.. June 20-Mayor Hinchcliffe seems tonight to be in com plete control of the situation here
 backed as he is by the entire peace con- trolling fierce of the city and country and a goodly portion of the state militia. The soldiers presence has had a deterrent effect upon the reds and they are not in evidence in the city.
 The troops will remain on duty all night and will be relieved by deputies in the morning. No troops will do duty in the day time unless there should be serious trouble. An organization has been completed, composed of fifty wealthy men of this city, to be known to the public as the Paterson vigilance
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
THE PUBLICITY OF
 THE VENICE AFFAIR
Italian Ambassador Sees No Reason
 for Secrecy.

Washington, June 2Q-Signor Mayer Des Ranches, the Italian ambassador, was again at the state and navy de partments today to consult with off cials in regard to the publication of the findings of the court of inquiry which investigated the affair in which officers from the cruiser Chicago were involv- cd, at Venice. None of the principals in the conferences cared to make any statement as to the nature of them.
 Secretary Moody expressed an earn est regret to the ambassador that the findings had been made public and he assured him that the officials at Wash ington were in no way responsible for and did not approve of it. The ambas- sadCr inclines to the view that both governments should make public the records of the proceedings in the case. Secretary Moody, however, has already expressed q desire not to make the American courts record public, and here the matter hangs in the balance.
 The ambassador will call at the state department tomorrow to confer with Secretary Hay, who was absent when he called today. Until then Signor Des Ranches does not care to make any formal statement as to what course he
 intends to pursue.
 In view Of the attitude of the Amer can press in regard to the imprison- ment of the officers at Venice, the ann
 bassadCr some days ago cabled his government for all the official reports concerning the arrest, imprisonment and treatment of the officers. These are now at hand, but the ambassador declines to make them public at pres ent. However. it is understood that the papers do not disclose the fact that 1 the Americans were treated harshly at any time after their arrest, but on the contrary that special privileges were accorded them during their imprison- ment. The ambassador cabled yester- day to the home government informing
 his government of the character of Ad miral Crowninshields review of the naval courts proceedings.
 Respecting the propriety of the pub lication of the report of the court of inquiry by Admiral Crowninshield, if indeed he gave it publicly, it is said at the navy department that unless spe- | claliy enJolned as tQ the disposition Of such report, the commander in chief
 of the naval station always has been
 allowed to exercise his own discretion
 in such matters. So that so far as Ad- depends upon whether he was spec tally instructed to keep the report from publicity. The navy department itself has nc hard and fast rule on the sub
 ject.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
STABBED BY 16YEAH-oLD GIRL
Butcher Had Refused to Give Her Cat Meat.

New York, June 2O.-Joseph Petrac- bck, a butcher Of Long Island city. ref fused tC give Katie Weitner. 16-year- old girl, some meat for her cat and she picked up a long bladed knife and thrust it into the butchers abdomen, inflicting serious wound. This took place in the butchers shop on Thurs day in the presence of his wife. The girl went home and Dr. A. J. Andersen of Astoria dressed Petracbek's wound. The police of the Seventy-fourth pre- cinct did not learn of the case until late Thursday night and at 3 o'clock yester- day morning the girl was arrested at her home. 371 Flushing avenue, three blocks from the butcher shop.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
STEAMSHIP ON A LUMP"
The Falcon Hits Ground Off False
 Cape, Virginia.

Norfolk, Va, June 20.-The British steamer Falcon, bound from gulf port for Europe by way of Norfolk, went ashore on an uncharted lump two miles southeast of False cape, Virginia, at | o'clock last night. Fog prevailed when she struck. The coast guards were not on the lookout and she remained un- discovered until o'clock this morning. Then the life savers went out to her. but the crew stood by the steamer and asked that tug be sent to her assist ance.
 The Merritt tug Rescue and Luck enback tug raced from Norfolk to the scene. The Rescue reached the Falcon first and after part of the deckload Of timber was jettisoned. floated her at 5:20 o'clock this afternoon. The steamer shortly proceeded for Norfolk apparently unhurt. William Lamb & O.. the Falcons agents here, say that salvage has been agreed upon.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

ashington. June 20.-Thc debate on
 , Philippines civil government bill
 continued today in the house from
 '. m. until p. m. and a session was held tonight. The speakers were given close attention, each side enthusiastic ally applauding it's respective orators. Mir. Jones of Virginia, the ranking minority member of the insular affairs committee concluded his speech begun yesterday The other speakers were MessrS. Hamilton of Michigan and Kahn of California for the bill, and Patterson of Tennessee against it. Mr- kahn's speech was largely an interest ing personal narrative of his eXperi- ences in the Philippines last summer.
 The iSthmian canal bill was sent tC conference after the senate amendment was non-concurred in. The house re- iterated it's position on the army appropriation bill by ignoring the ac- tion of the senate and sending the bil back to the senate after voting to ad- here to it's disagreement to the senate s objectionable army post amendments.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
DOWIE'S ZION SALUTATIONS.
Followers Must Say Peace to Thee
 When They Meet One Another.

Chicago, June 20.-John Alexander Dowie has framed form of salutation for Zionites when they meet in Zion City. It must not be Good morning. neighbor," or How do you do,' or any Of the old time forms after today, for Elijah H." has ordered that the greet ing be Peace to thee
 Peace to thee be multiplied is the reply.
 The custom is copied from the Chris tians in Latin countries in the early days of Christianity.
 After asking that the salutation be used net only in Zion, but over all the world, Bowie observes in his Leaves of Healing issued yesterday: "Surely, after such salUtation, foolish ! talking or testing. which God so stern ly disapproves. shall be avoided. Surely after such d salutation, harsh and un- i kind words shall be avoided
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
MURDERER DALTON.

Marysville. Kas., June 20.-Sherif Guthrie arrived from Texas tonight with James Dalton, alleged to be the murderer of Deputy Sheriff Patterson, four years ago. Dalton is confined in the cell from which he escaped. A large crowd of people was at the de- pot and great excitement prevails. Owing to the precautions taken by the officers. there was no chance for mob violence. heavy guard is placed over the jail, as it is regarded as certain that an attempt will be made to lynch Dalton.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 20.-Wet weather in fluenced the breadth and bullish activ- ity in wheat today. Continuous rains in standing wheat and much excite ment in foreign markets over similar conditions in France and England
 pushed prices up and q general bullish sentiment was cngendered by news that held prices very near the top fig ures. The bulls in the corn pit rested, but the wheat influence was enough to put prices of both corn and oats on q stronger basis. At the close July wheat Good to prime steers $7.50Gp$S.00; poor was Bc higher, July corn Ac up, and July oats %@Ac advanced. Provisions schowed marked independent strength and closed 10@121ac higher July wheat
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

there had an automobile ride. When sine came home her mother says Flor ence continually talked about her ride and declared that she would go to any place if she could only ride in an autO- An alarm has been sent to the police of West Chester county and New York. Florence was seen at Rye Beach on the day that she disappeared. with another girl. Her mother believes that she was enticed away and taken to New York by someone who had an automobile and knew her weakness.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
BRITISH TOBACCO COMBINE.
Measures Adopted to Prevent Purchas SC
 of Control by Foreigners

London, June 2O.-At meeting of the Imperial Tobacco company here to- day Sir William Henry Wills, who pre- sided, congratulated the shareholders on the satisfactory position of the com pany. He declared that in spite of competition it's business was increas- ing, and additional firms of high standing were anxious to come in.
 The presiding officer. apparently with the object Of keeping the control of the concern in the hands of the present British directors, who hold most of the ordinary shares. moved d resolution fixing the qualifications of directors at 10000 ordinary shares. The motion was adopted.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Nathan Fleischer, Boas Barnert. Fly man Salsberg and David Cohn,> to whom he has transferred some lots on the south side of Broadway near the Erie railroad. He will shortly begin the work of erecting the school build ing. The deed of trust sets forth that the school be open to pupils who at tend the public schools, and they shall be taught the old testament in the orig inal Hebrew and the translation of it into English; Jewish history and reli- Sion and the study of the Talmund. It is to be called the Miriam Bernart Me moral Hebrew school.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
BRITISH YACHT FOR GEO. COULD
Taurus. Formerly Baron de Roth
 child's, Arrives From England.

New York, June 2G-The British steam yacht Taurus, which has been chartered for the season by George J. Gould, arrived her today from South ampton, by way of Fayal. She ex- perienced rough weather after leaving Fayal.
 The Taurus was formerly the Eros and was owned by the late Baron AL fred de ROthschild. She is a steel yes sel, schooner rigged, and was built in 1885 by Shuttleworth x Chapman at Firth from designs by A. H. Brown. She is 219 feet 6 inches long between perpendiculars, 195 feet on the water line, 26.S feet beam and 154 feet depth. Her engines are of the compound in verted type. She is one of the most handsomely fitted yachts built on the other side of the Atlantic. The state rccms and saloons are furnished more like rooms in private house than in q vessel
 The yacht is in charge of Captain Tod, who was the skipper of the Ata- lanta before Mr. Gould sold that vessel. and last year was skipper of the Sy- barite. another English yacht char tered by Mir Gould. The Taurus will be Cverhauled at once and will be used this summer in the waters between this port and Bar Harbor.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
KILLED BY BROKEN LANDING.
Cracked Marble Slab Gave Way and Woman Fell Four Stories With It.

New York, June 20.-A cracked mar hle slab which formed the landing half way up between the fourth and fifth floors of the tenement at 333 and 3S5 Madison street. is responsible fo- the death of one Of the tenants of the place, Mrs. Sarah Miliilofsky
 She was coming downstairs last night from her fifth floor room and stepped upon the cracked stone. It gave way under her and she fell through. The broken stone went down with her, shat tering the marble slab at the landing on each successive flight below. She lay unconscious under the heaped up stones for half an hour before the am- bulance from Gouverneur hospital ar
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
AGREE ON ACADEMY BILL.

Washi lgton, June 20.-The senate and house conferees on the military bill reached an agreement tonight. The senate .eceded from it's amendment in- creasirg to the amount of $1, ,O00. GOO the fixed cost of the new building at West Point. leaving the figure as placed by the house at $J50.009. The amendment pro, iding for the purchase of Constitu- tion island, New York, was stricken out. Most of the other senate amend ments were accepted.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. June -Cattle-Receipts f5,000 Choice strong, others slow to medium Sf.151$7.4O; stockers and feeders $2.00M$5.25; cows S1.40M$5. .75: heifers $2.50@ $6.25: canners $14O@s2 40: bulls $2.25@$5.50: calves $2.5O@$6.50: Texas fed steers S4.00n$6.C0.
 Sheep.-Receipts 5,Oo0 Sheep and lambs steady. Good to choice wethers S4.0Od $500: fair to choice mixed s. .75M $4.50 western sheep S2.501s4.75; native lambs, clipped, S5.0OM$6.75; western lambs $5.0O@$6.75; spring lambs S110
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

rived. She died before reaching the hospital.
 A crowd of 300 people collected in front of the place. When they learned the cause of the accident they surged ever to 2S9 Henry street, where Herman Guestner, the owner of the tenement lives. They stayed there yelling and catcalling till the police drove them away. Other tenants said that Guest her had been warned repeatedly that the landing was defective.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
THE SENATE.

Washington. June 20.-No business of importance was transacted by the sen ate today in the open session except to agree to a conference report finally dis posing of the military academy appro- priation bill Soon after the disposition of routine business the senate went into executive session and al 2 10 D. m adjourned until Monday.
 Soon after the house sent the canal bill to conference reports gained circu- lation among the members that there
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
WHITE HOUSE UPSIDE DOWN.

Washington, June 2O.-The work of demclishing the interior of the White House has progressed to rapidly that the president finds himself cramped for space, rendering it difficult to transact the business of his office. Owing to this condition of affairs, today it was deter mined that hereafter he would be un- able to receive any callers except sen- atOrs and members of congress and government officials and those having only the most urgent business.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
ANXIOUS MINERS.

Wilhesbarre, Pa, June 2O.--The fur " occasioned by the call for q special ma tional convention at Indianapolis has entirely subsided. No information on what the probable action Of the con- Vention will be could be had here to- day. News from the west is eagerly awaited by that great body of miners.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
WHERE IS FLORENCE LUSH.
Had a Passion for Automobile Riding May Have Been Enticcd Away

Pert Chester. June 20-Florence Lush, If years old, the daughter of Will liam Lush. of Port Chester. disappear e1 from her home on last Thursday. and her broken hearted parents fear that something serious has happened to her. Florence is d large girl for her age She is nearly six feet tall. has dark hair and eyes, and is regarded as one of the prettiest girls in Port Ches- ter.
 A short time ago she visited a cous- in of her mother in Brooklyn, and
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE.

Washington, June O.-(Special) 1.-The president today appointed J. M. w. Moore receiver of the land office at Prescott, Ariz, vice J. C. Martin, and Fred A. Hildreth register of the same office in the place of F. A. Tritle. Jr., the terms of the incumbents having ex- pired.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
MORE RAIN IN LONDON.
Coronation Decorations Bedraggled
 and Visitors All Sneezing

London. June 20.-The rainfall fer June is already far beyond the average for many years for the entire month. The result is that the coronation deco rations are bedraggled and the coro- nation seats are wet through. Visitors in London are all sneeZing.
 There was more rain today. The forecast for tomorrow is for cold weather with heavy rains.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
MARIETTA'S ERRAND.
Departure of tie Gunboat for the
 South.

Washington. June 20.-The gunboat Marietta has left the New York navy yard under orders to proceed to San Juan, Porto Rico. Here the gunboat will lie for short time to await de- velopments in Venezuela. If affairs there quiet down and do not appear to warrant reinforcement of the ships already on their way to La Guaira she will proceed to Colon to relieve the gun affairs.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
STEAMER COLLISION.

London, June 20-The Atlantic trans port line steamer Minnetonlla, which is on her maiden trip. collided yesterday with the steamer Uskimoor. The lat ter vessel was badly damaged. The Minnetonka is at Tilbury, and will not sail for d month at least.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Saturday and Sunday.
 New Mexico, Showers in north: far and cooler in south portion Saturday: Sunday fair and warmer.
 Wyoming, fair Saturday and Sun day; warmer Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
WILL FIGHT AT ST. LOUIS.

Denver. June 2G.-The Corbett and Sullivan fight was finally declared off today. The West End club of St. Louis has secured the fight for July with guaranty of $5,OOG. The winner is to meet Abe Atel two or three weeks later.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Brooklyn, June 20.-New York, runs, 3: hits, 6; errors, 2. Brooklyn. runs, l. hits, i; errors, o. Batteries-Evans and Bowerman; Newton and Ahearn.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
BASE BALL
Result of Contests in the Four Leagues
 Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, June 20.-Boston. runs, ]: hits. }; errors, 1. Philadelphia, runs. ?; hits, :; errors, l. Batteries-Willis and Kittredge; Fraser and Dooin.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, June 20.-Cleveland, runs, s; hits, F; errors, l. Washington, runs. ,; hits, 1; errors, 8. Batteries-Wright and Bems; Townsend and Clark.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Detroit, June 20.-Detroit. runs. ?; hits. 8; errors, 3. Boston, runs, 0; hits.
 [; errors, 0. Batteries-Miller and Me
 Guire; Dineen and Warner.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Paterson, June 20.-Former Mayor Nathan Barnert has founded a Hebrew
 free school in this city. He has named board of trustees, composed of Mar GUS Cohn, David H. Bilder David Bohm, Leopold Meyer, Samuel Opet,
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
METALS.

New York, June 20.-Copper was steady, although quiet. London, how ever, gained 2s 6d for day. closing f53 12s Sd for spot and c53 17s Cd for fu- lures. In the local market 25O.OOO lbs. of electrolytic for July delivery sold at 12.15. Standard spot to August is quot cd 11.50@11.S0; lake 12.00M1245: cleo trolytic and casting 11.95M12.1215. To- cal lead market also steady and quiet at 411, while London values lost Is Sd, closing at i'll 3s Sd, decline of 2s Sd spelter at London to f1S 12s Sd. but To- cally the market was dull and nominal at 15s.
 Bar silver 523s; Mexican dollars 421h
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
THE HOUSE PLAYS EVEN
 RETURNS THE CANAL BILL
the Senate
Having Non-COnCurred in
 Amendments

his is Not Significant of Dissatisfaction With the Dill as if No1z Stands hut If Dsneasure with the Senate's Action on the Army Appropriatipn Bill-Miitary Academy Bill Disposed of-The J'lscuss1on or the Philippines Civil Government Measure IS Contnueo Ill the House
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

opened 13%@H, gradually attained I41a@43s, ended 1t14
 July corn sold between 654 and 65, and closed 65H. July oats, new. sold 40. closed 393s.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Chicago. June 20:-Chicago-B Baltimore game postponed on account of rain.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21


 tion of a club in the interest of myself as the next nominee of the democratic party for president, and asking for d reply upon both subjects.
 Not being a candidate for the presi- dency. l cannot of course encourage the formation of the proposed club. For the same reason, and because of my appearance at Memphis in answer to the invitation would inevitably be mis- contsrued into a desire to be a cand- date in spite of all disclaimers, l must ask to be excused from discussing the address in question. Tn thus answering your note with en- tire frankness, I think l ought to be equally frank in saying that the favor able sentimens of yourself and those you represent are highly appreciated and give me sincere pleasure"
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Pittsburg, June 20-Pitssburg-S Louis game postponed on account of rain.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

St. Louis, June 20.-St. Louis-Phila- delphia game postponed on account of rain.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
MIR. OLNEY
Cannot Be Party to Booming His
 Own Candidacy.

Memphis, Tenn, June 20.-In lse to an invitation from prominen m- phis democrats, the members ot C = ub formed to promote the candie s , of Richard Olney of Massachusetts G% he presidency, urging him to del D 2 an address here, MT. Olney has S : . he
 n .
 following letter. which is self-e: 2 d. +orv ST
 ''I have yours of the 7th inst. s ng me to deliver an address at M iis upon the political conditions of . e. nuElic inclnsincr q call for the 7.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
THE PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK

Paup Capital so poEnS d snS an Hndded Profits so T. W. L.. B..
  l. 1ankAl ~ = - - -
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
WIPINC ANARCHISTS
 OUT OF PATTERSON
IA Plan for Breaking Up the Famous
 Rendezvous of the Reds

They Do Not Go Quietly a Newly Formed Vigilance Committee With Plan of Its Own Will Find Way. The City After Stormy and Violent Week is Again in the Hands of the Orderly Element Backed by Strong Civil and Military Force.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Toledo, 1; Columbus, '.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
HEBREW SCHOOL IN PATERSON.

Founded by EX-Mayor Barnert tt Teach Jewish History and Religion.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
THE PRESCOTT NATIONAL BANK

 ef&a HHs eSS SfSs tSs Sta  Goldwater HO - ~ LongDs stancsT phone
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
COM MERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
A Variety of Conditions Tending to
 Boom Wheat.

New York, June 20.-SpeculatiVe li- quidation which broke prices yesterday was no longer in evidence today, but the market slipped back into rather apathetic condition, the dealings drop ping well below d half million shares again.
 STOCKS.
 Atchison S2H: preferred 1O03s; C. & O. 461s: Rock Island ex. div 112A; Big Four 104; C. & O. 301z- n"eferred Il; End preferred 4312; Erie 56h: Great Northern preferred 1SS3s: Manhattan 1S1; Metropolitan 15oA: Mo. Pac. 1O77s N. J. Central 1885; N. Y. Central 156A :; Pennsylvania 151a4; St. L. x s. F. 691a preferred S2; 2nd preferred 12$4; St. Paul If; Southern Pacifis 643s; Union Pacific 1053s; Amalgamated Copper 6334; Anaconda 112s Sugar 126$s; U. S. Steel STA: preferred SS%; Western Union ex. div. 90%: S. r. Copper 17s.
 |. S. refunding 2s registered 1O71s coupon 10S3s; 3s registered and coupon 101B: new As registered and coupon 1854; old As registered 1097s: coupon 1101s; 5s registered and coupon 1O5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
\ @ 7 ICE

On and after Wednesday October lst. and con-
tnung until further notice. all extra cars will run
to and from the Marina near the Colonial Bank.
leaving the Marina at I, 7.3O, =, ll3O A. M. IL
noon |, 4.30, 5, $50, 6, 80 PM.
Leave Martin Pena at $50, Z, 7.3O 7.45, g.
$50 \. NJ. 1890, |, 1, 5, $50, 6 P. NJ, On Sun
days and holidays and for the evening servec to
the Park, after the hours named above, extra cars
will run to and from the Plaza Principal
Sam gsgan Light & Transit Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-20
Ell SENOR DE DIEGO

Desde anoche Sc encuentrs en- esta
ciudad el distinguido ietrado y conocido
honabre plibiieo don Jose de Diego.
El objeto de sil viaje ha sido el de
confegeuciar con el Gobernador Civil,
sobre los sucesos acaecidos en- Maya
guez durante las i1lscripciones.
Ell senior de Diego ha presentado al
Superintendent de Elecciones varias