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Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
OLEOMAEGARINE BILL.
Will Go to q Vote in the Senate To-
 morrow.

Washington, Apr. 1.-An agreement was reached by the senate today to vote ;n the pending oleomargarine bill before adjournment next Thursday The debate on the measure continued throughout today's session. MT. Heit- feld. of Idaho, opposed the bill because he believed it proposed to drive the oleomargarine industry to the wall
 Mir Gallinger. Of New Hampshire. advocated the bill because it was q protest against fraud and against an industry which depended for it's sue cess upon duplicity and dishonesty" Mir. Spooner, of Wisco onsin. made an extended legal and constitutional ar gument in support of the measure.
 MT. Bailey, of Texas. began Gn a. gdment in opposition to the bill. but lad not concluded when the senate adjourned. MT. Bailey agreed with most of the propositions of the law laid down by MT. Spooner, but took issue with him on some of them. His diff ference with MT. Spooner. however. was more. he said, upon the facts in the controversy than upon the law.
 Mr. Bailey maintained that if ;he purpose of the bill was to prevent fraud
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
TIE REBELLION
 BREAKING UP
Confidence ill the Government Of San
 Domingo

San Domingo, Republic of San Do mingo. Apr. 1.-The rebels in Eahonia district, on the south coast, are al ready seeking assurance that they will not be severely dealt with if they sur render, but the government officials nave refused to make any guarantees.
 The rebellion is limited to Bohemia and vicinity, where many important arrests have been made. Confidence :n the power of the government to crush the rebellion has been reesta abHshed.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
STOCKS.

Atchison. .62z: preferred. 97; C. S; O., 45h: C. C. C. x St L.. 1O1 C. X S. 27lS: preferred, 701a; second preferred, il; Erie 3G2s; Great Northern pre- ferred. 1&i; Manhattan. 1$23s; Metro politan, l621g; Me. Pac.. 99; N. J. C., l92; \. \. c.. 1G234 penna.. l!95s; St. L. $. $. F.. 57as; preferred S219; second rlc~ ferred. Ills: St. Paul. l54l-: Sc. Pac, 64# Union Pac.. 99Si Amal. Copper, Cos; Anaconda. Hi: Rock Island. 119; Sugar. 132; |. g. Steel 421s; preferred. 94as; w. L.. 90li santa Fe Copper 3.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
MOVING \ RAILROAD.

C;rthlie. Q. T. Apr. 1.-The citizens of Marshall. Oklahoma, to-day sigrc.l contract with the Denver. Enid and Gulf railroad company to build through that city within four months and give them a cash bonus of $25, ,00). The to#n will be moved half a mite south.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
The Expected Post Holiday Activity
 in Stocks Has Not Materialized.

New York, April 1.-The stagnant condition of the London market this morning on the resumption of trading after four days Of interval, still fur ther deferred the hopes of the specula- tive contingent which was counting upon an awakening in the stock mar ket
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
PLOT AGAINST THE KING.

Rome Apr. The Corrier Della Se- ra asserts that King Edward has aban- doned his proposed visit to the Riviera because Of the discovery of an anar- chlst plot against his life. The anar- chists purpose to give the appearance of Boer revenge to their operations.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
J. II. HOLMES, ARIZONA.
Among Winners at Grand American
 Live Bird Tournament

Kansas City. Apr. 1-There were 419 entries in the nitro powder handicap. in the grand American live bird tour nament today, and S2 high guns, each with a straight score of F birds divid- ed the purse of $t,190. Wenonah, the California young woman. who is en- tered for the grand American handicap missed her fifth bird today. Among the winners was J. II. Holmes, of Chloride. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
O'BRIEN THE BETTER.

Philadelphia. Pa, April 1.-Jack O'Brien and Charlie McKeever went the limit in six round bout at h. dustrial hall tonight. O'Brien had the better of the go. and McKeever showed distress in the last round
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
BRICK LAYING STOPPED.
On Account of d Hod Carriers Strike
 at Portland. Oregon.

Portland. Apr. 1.-The bod carriers of Portland went on strike today in obedience to orders from their union. Bricklayers and plasterers therefore are compelled to lay off for lack of material
 The bod carriers demanded $3,50 q day for mixers and $500 for wheelers. They have been receiving $500 and $2.50 respectively a day of eight hours. About 3G0 men are affected by the strike.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
CATTLE AND SHEEP

Chicago, April 1.-Cattle receipts were $500 market active and strong Good to prime steers, S6.6OM l.2O: poo1. to medium, $4.25m6.5O: stockers and feeders, $2.5GG5.25; COWS. $1.25M5.50: heifers, s2.50d6.GO: canners. $1.25Gl240 bulls. $2.5GG5.25: calves. $200M5S5: Texas fed steers. S52oa60O.
 Sheep receipts 12.CO0: market strong to l0c higher. Lambs steady. Good to choice wethers, $500T5.50; fair to choice mixed $4.25m5.03; western sheep. S4. 4.25666.0G; native lambs. $450G675: western lambs. $5.25NGg0.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02

changed at London. with both spot and futures at f52 17s 6d The local mar kat was steady but quiet and un- changed. Lake closed at 12@12@sc and electrolytic and casting at 12hc. Lead was steady and unchanged at New York and London The latter closing al Ill 7s 6d and New York at 4asc Spelter steady and unchanged here at $4.35. London was 2 Sd higher at IT. 12s Cd.
 Bar silN4r. .2a4c- Mexican dollars. i3c
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
A ROYAL TRAIN.

Topeka. Kas., Apr. 1.-The Santa Fe is planning to rut in service next fall the most magnificent California passenger train ever constructed. on which the fare charged will be just dou- ble the usual amount The train will operate between Chicago and Los An geles once each week. It will be known as the Club Train and will accommo- date only fifty passengers on a trip.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
AGAIN OPEN.
The Northern Pacific Across North
 Dakota.

St. Paul, Apr. 1.-The Northern Pa cifc main line across north Dakota is again in operation this afternoon. and through traffic to the coast was re- sumed tonight. An official telegram to this effect was received today at the Northern Pacific general office in this city. The waters of the lake formed at Mckenzie, \. D.. by melting snow and heavy rains have so far receded that ears were hauled across the bad spot today and the coast train leaving here tonight is expected to go through with cut much delay.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
MISSOURI ELECTIONS.

St. Louis, April 1.-City elections were held in all third class cities of Missouri today. In the more important cities. where the political lines were closely drawn. as was the case in almost all q: them. the democrats made gains.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02

candidate for circuit judge. Tho political complexion of the city re- mains unchanged.
 Tine results of the municipal elections in Wisconsin outside of Milwaukee show that the republican ticket was successful in the greatest number of in Stunces.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
THE STATEHOOD BILL
 REPORTED IN HOUSE
Notice Given That Il Will Be Called
 Up Al a Convenient Time

Debate the O1eomargarine Bill Will Be Closed Tomor row-The Indian Appropriation Bill, Slightly In creased, Is Reported to the Senate-A Provision tor Throwing the Untah Reservation Open-House Dem ocrats Have Nearly Reached Agreement on Subst- ute for the Philippines B-Different From Senate Democratic Bill.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
BONDS.

Refundins gisterod. 109: coupon, ex-int.. 1e9: Ss. registered, 1toi2; cou- pon. 1094: new Is, registered. 1@9; cou pon. 1S9H; old Is. registered, III; c"u- pon. ex int. Ill; 5s. registered and cou- pon. 1GG.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
DEM0CRATIC WATERLOO

Tacoma. Wash. April 1.-The mun;- cipal election today was Waterloo for the democrats. Louis D. Campbell. republican. was elected mayor by abour @50 aiority.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
BRITISH DISASTER.
This Time Not Boers, But Railroad
 Wreck.

Pretoria Apr. 1.-Thirty-nine British soldiers were killed and forty-live in jured in a railroad wreck on March % near Barborton. Transvaal colony.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
Ill DIES.

New York. April 1-Hides quiet. wool steady.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
METALS.

New York, April 1.-Copper was un-
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
EFFORT IN THE SENATE
 ID H()LDUP THE TREATY
ljntiI inc Cron Charges Of Bribery Are
 Investigated by the House

It Was Pointed Out the Other Hand That the Cbkg%es Had Not Been Made Public, That the Pelsa.,2S 2 erS9ao 9Jalo Made Them Were Unknown, and That the i1ss,s f2ntenplated Would Be Insult to the Governmel, ')enmark-The Resolution of Delay Was Withdraw...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17

pie to fair play and the fruits OF honest
efforts / am against any legislation
that would throw my country in panic
and bring back the horrors bequeathed
TO us by the last Democratic admins.
tration.
In conclusion. ! desire to say that
after u careful study OF conditions and
political views in Iowa aud in my own
district, am satisfied that am not In
harmony with great many Of the Re
publican voters who believe that free
trade In whole or In part, win remedy
the trust evil. / believe that IL will
not but such a remedy is likely to in
yolye the nation In dangerous results,
and so believing l shall not accept the
nomination for Congress which was SO
generously rendered me. and believe
decided accordingly. | cannot part from
people that ! have loved and that
have honored me without leaving an
expression OF my earnest and sincere
Views on this and other vital public
questions, d, b, HENDERSON"
NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
Washington, Sept, l6.--The dispatch
announcing Speaker Henderson's de-
clination Of the congressional nomlna-
ton caused a sensation in WASHINGTON.
Very few public men are in Washington
at this time but all here expressed re-
greet that the speaker had determined
on the course announced In the Du-
buQue dispatch. The reasons leading
up to his action were. perhaps, as much
q matter Of comment as the refusal TO
stand for reelection Public men ac-
knowledge that there Is a demand in
sections Of the west and northwest for
revision OF the tariff along certain
lines, notably in the cases of articles
whose manufacture Is controlled by the
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be so amended as to relieve the people
from the oppression Of trusts or com.
blnations - capital, however named
and that such action must involve the
retarding Of our expanding commerce
and the getting and holding Of foreign
markets. Indeed. | believe such plan
to be fraught with grave dangers to
The people
II am firm believer In reciprocity.
] worked with untiring zeal TO secure
reciprocal arrangements between Cuba
and this country and | was successful
in passing It through the house. The
senate did not act on the bin because
Il would have permitted the opening
q the whole question of tariff revision.
The house has nothing 20 say about
the ratification Of treaties, but the re-
ooprical resolutions upon which It leg
lsated In respect to Cuba were not In
he nature OF treaties, but they were re-
ciproca arrangements in which think
our country must have the best Of the
bargain and doubtless they would have
been of great advantage to Cuba.
"Whlle cannot speak for the pros
meets OF favorable action upon bills
sent TO the senate, / stu nope and be-
lleye that by n treaty the same result
may be accomplished. aud | have no
doubt that Priest Roosevelt is now
working on the question Of treaty
with Cuba to give that struggling
young republic needed help, a help too.
in which, while they win be gamers,
we will not be losers,
"And now let me say, and let there be
no misunderstanding as to my position:
/ believe In protection that will protect
the hand Of labor, the wheels Of indus.
try, every farmer and merchant, and |
pr, o~ai>et uieted coro~-o'iNn" that
would trample upon the rights Of peo-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17

the general understanding was that ne
opposed the suggestions advanced Tor
tariff revision along certain lines. on
articles controlled by the trusts.
Gen. Henderson already had entered
the coming campaign. and 1t is stated
here that both Gov. Cummins and Sen
ator Deliver, both OF whom are said
TO be In favor OF tariff revision. were
10 have stumped the district for him.
The Iowa Republican state convention.
held ia the latter part OF July. took
strong ground on the question OF reduc-
tlon Of the tariff on goods whose pro-
ductlOn in this country is controlled by
trusts, making the following declara-
tion on that subject,
I'VE favor any notifications Of the
tariff schedules that may be required
to prevent their affording shelter to
monopoly"
There was a great deal Of opposition
10 this statement. but Il was finally
adopted by the convention II Is
thought here that this plank In the
platform was the one which has raised
the issue in Speaker Henderson's case
and has induced him 10 withdraw,
Various names are suggested by Iowa
Republicans here as candidates for the
nomination TO succeed Henderson,
among them being Mr. Cartwright
who formerly has been IN the race for
the nomination.; G. r. Pickett Charles
Albrook and ]. II Funk
secy Wilson Of the agricultural
department. who comes from Iowa.
was thunderstruck when he heard Of
Gen. Henderson's decision, remarldng
that It came as rain from a clear SKY.
He expressed great regret that the
speaker had determined on the course
announced, but further than that ne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17

declined to make any statement for
publication.
TO Secy Shaw OF the treasury,
whose residence also Is In Iowa, and
who Is great friend of the speakers,
the news came with equal surprise and
regret The secretary, In response to a
request for an interview on the sub
ject, dictated the following statement:
Il have not been in Iowa since Feb
ruary and hence know little OF any
change In political sentiment IN the
state. All Republicans found congen-
ial standing room on the platform last
year. The tariff revision plank issue
was sufficiently general TO occasion no
dispute, and each put such construc-
ton upon the shelter for monopoly ut
terance as he pleased. Tho language
does not say that the tariff does af-
ford shelter but demands any modi-
ficatlon that may be required | think
most speakers took the old time Re-
publican view that the tariff Is not
responsible for trusts. II sentiment has
changed, ] am not advised. | regret
Gen. Henderson's decision more than |
can express, and | still hope the re-
port Is unfounded or that he may be
Induced TO recall his declinatlon. He
was sure OF his election"
In view Of Gen. Hendersons deter
mination, some gossip was INDUCED in
as TO his successor as speaker In the
event of Republican success at the polls
In November. Representative Cannon
Of Illinois no doubt will be a candidate
for the position, with a strong competi-
tor IN Representative Sherman Of New
York. Messrs. Grosvenor Of Ohio and
Lttleheld of Maine also are mentioned
as among those who may be forced to
the front by their friends In the speak
ership contest, although most public
men think that either Mr. Cannon or
Mr. Sherman will be the more probable
choice Of the house.
ACTION INEXPLICABLE
Washington, Sept. 16,-Director Geo,
r. Roberts Of the United States mint
the principal owner OF the Des Moines
Register, a paper which has advocated
tariff reform, speaking tonight OF
Speaker Henderson's declination said
This action Of Speaker Henderson Is
incomprehensible. ! am wholly unable
to account for II. He wns sure Of re-
election. His word of course viii en-
phasize and exaggerate the differences
that exist among Iowa Republicans and
is 10 be especially depl0red on this ac-
count. Gen. Henderson has a strong
hold upon the affections OF our people,
Whatever differences Of opinion existed
on account of the tariff no one has
thought Of his retirement from public
life"
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CheapDoctors

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and pay the price. Cheap
doctors don't recommend
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best doctors do. They pre-
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colds, easy coughs, hard
coughs, weak lungs, bron-
chitis, even for consumption.
"Your Cherry Pectoral has been a
great blessing to me in curing my
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trusts. Their opinion is that llender'
sons decision Will make this issue
more acute. and It 10 suggested that the
president Is comforting at this time with
leading senators from the east ana
west presumably on the very question
which has forced Henderson out of line
with his party In Iowa
The speaker has always been a
straight out Republican in tariff mat
ters. and at the last session of Congress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17
SUMMERS COLUMN DELAYED.
Rain Renders the Trails Very Heavy
And Difficult.

Manila, Sept. l6.-The column OF
troops commanded by Brig. Gen. Sam
uPl Sumner. commander Of the depart
ment of MIndanao, has been delayed by
transforms which have rendered trails
very heavy. The general arrived al
Camp Wears Saturday and brought
with him a battalion Of infantry from
Valabang. He now has IL companies
OF infantry, two troops Of cavalry, anG
two batteries Of artillery al Camp Vic.
ars. II Is believed the general VIII
not move on Macin for a few days.
Brewster Cameron has been selected
TO represent the Philippine Islands com.
mercial interests at Washington and
will, during the meeting OF Congress,
seek to obtain tariff concessions Tor
Philippine products. reduction In the
Philippine tariff and that the United
States commission be granted author
ity 10 deal with the subject OF immi'
grafton to the islands
Six additional cases OF cholera, IN
Guiding one death, have developed on
board the United States steamer Sher-
man at Nagasaki, Japan, from TINS
port. All the sufferers are enlisted men.
Gen. Chaffee has ordered the sherman
to continue in quarantine for i've days.
Cholera is light IN Manila and bad In
the provinces. The totals 10 date re-
ported from the Islands are $3.50 cases
end q. sOl deaths. These are unofficial
estimates.
The MacIn. Taal and Balusan vol
canoes are unusually active. The Balu@
san volcano had been inactive for years.
The people residing near the Macin vol
oano are alarmed. No seismic disturb
nnces have resulted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.

We denounce the Republican par
ty for refusing to vest the inter-
state commerce commission with
power to enforce its decisions
against railroad discrimination by
means of which certain trusts are
aided in perpetuating their monopo-
lies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17

tribute the benefits and burdens
thereof.
THE SHELTER TRUST.
We call attention TO the opera
lions of the smeler trust in this
state, whose exorbltant charges
have been an unjust burden upon
the re-producer, and we hold the
Republican state administration re-
sponsible for its failure and refusal
to enforce the state law against
trusts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17
SILVER AND GOLD.

We indorse the abiding princl-
Piles embodied in the Kansas City
platform. We hold to the quantl-
tative theory Of money, the truth OF
which has been established by the
enormous output Of gold mines and
the avidity with which the increased
supply of standard money has been
drawn into the channels Of trade,
disproving the Republican claim in
1890 that there was then money
enough for all the demands of bust
nesr.
We denounce the Fowler bank
bill, by which the Republican ma
jority In Congress proposes TO con-
vert all silver money now In cir
culation into interest bearing debt,
TO be retired at the pleasure OF the
bankers. II Is an effort 10 coun-
teract the increase OF the gold sup
ply q blow at one OF the leading
industries Of the west, and the
browning act OF the money power in
this era OF concentration of capt.
tal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17
UINTAH RESERVATION,

AS an example OF Republican
false pretense and dishonesty we
invite attention 20 the Uintah In
dian reservation. whose opening
Republicans pretend 20 favor In
1898, through the efforts of the DEM
ocratic representatives IN Congress.
a law was passed to open the reser-
walton to settlement and providing
for commission to treat with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17
CooLIE LABOR.

We favor the exclusion OF all
coole labor from competition with
American workingmen, by immi-
grafton laws as well as by refus-
ing to include among our popula-
ton Chinese or other inhabitants OF
the Orient. We ndorse the Chi
nese exclusion bill presented TO Con-
gress by the Federation Of Labor
and condemn the Republican ma
jority for rejecting this measure
and substituting the present weak
and inadequate law And we are
also opposed to the importation OF
pauper labor from southern Europe,
to which evil we attribute the pres
ent great and deplorable strike In
the anthracite coal fields of the
AaSt
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pENouNCE ANARCHY.

We denounce anarchy in all It's
forms, and ask for a strict enforce
ment OF our immigration laws 10
the exclusion OF this class OF for
eigners from our shores.
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China to Get Southern Manchuria

London. Sept. ia dispatch TO a
news agency from Pekin says the res
toratlon TO che Chinese OF the southern
province OF Manchuria and the New
Chwang railroad will occur Oct. ..
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ARBITRATION.

We believe In the organization Of
labor for the protection Of its
rights, and advocate the adJudica-
ton Of all differences between labor
and capital by nOn-partlsan board
of arbitration, whose decisions shall
be enforced by the national govern
ment,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17
ELECTION OF SENATORS.

We favor the election Of United
States senators by direct vote OF
the people, and viii support the
adoption Of constitutional amend
ment TO this end.
We deplore the death OF our late
President Mckinley. and extend to
HIS bereaved widow our sincere
coincidence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-17
IRRIGATION.

We favor the reclamation OF our
vast arid region, and the speedy es-
tablshment OF system OF reserv-
oirs and canals TO store and dlstrib-
ute waters now going to waste and
we pledge our nominee TO Congress
to work for the protection OF our
watersheds and forest reservations
against the blight OF indlscriminate
grazing. which destroys the range,
pollutea the streams and transforms
the country into q desert.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-09

1t takes a good woman to wonder how
a ehorus girl at $40 a week can afford to
wear 500 900 worth Of jewels,