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Arizona republican., 1902-07-03

New York. July 2.-President Henry
I. Oxnard of the American Beet Sugar
company arrived in the city today from
California and spent a busy time in
his office. When = representative of
the Associated Press called upon him
ne expressed his views on the sugar
question with the firmness OF convic-
ton that showed thorough and careful
study of the subject.
The solution of the proposition tnat
will be satisfactory to everybody" said
President OXnarG, will be by the sec
retary of the treasury countervailing
the cartel bOunties of the European
nations, which We're established at the
conference held in Brussels last March.
The European nations, themselves
having decided to do away with these
bOunties September /. 1903, recognized
in conference the existence of the bOun-
ties. This being the case. the govern
mentS can in no way retaliate against
the United States. If the secretary of
the treasury acts as he is authorized
by the present law, the effect OF such
action would be to immediate tely take
away the advantages which European
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
RUSSIAN RIOTS
IN INTEREST OF LABOR
Destruction Of Labor Saving Agricul-
tu!al Machinery Preached.

London, July a dispatch TO the
Reuter- Telegram company from st.
Petersburg says that there have been
labor riots for the past few days at
RCstOVondCn, in the province of Fiat
rinsoiav. in southern Russia. There
have been numerous collisions between
the troops and rioters. The troops fired
and many of the rioters were killed ana
wounded. The CItbreak at Rostovon-
dCl. continues the Reuter- correspon-
dent, somewhat resembled the peasant
riots in the central provinces of Russia
il the early spring. Leaders Cf the last
riots were strangers in the district
They were dressed in fantastic uni
fClms and adorned with decorations
They proclaimed themselves agents CT
the car and preached the destruction
of all machinery which reduced the
number of laborers ana brought the
masses tC starvation. The fanatic2l
mob. i,,fl2m2d with this idea, declared
war on the factories in the domain Of
the cEer ana n&d already Wrecked
many manufacturing esta bIishments by
the tim2 the troops We're called out.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
WAR COLLEGE BOARD.
An Announcement Yesterday of Its
Membership.

Washington. July 2.-Lieutenant Cen
cral Miles. commanding the army. to-
day issued a general order announcing
that the secretary OF war has detailed
the following officers as members Of the
war college board: Major General s.
Il. NJ. Young. Brigadier Generals Will
liam II. Carter and Dasker H. Bliss.
Major Henry s. Green of the United
states infantry. adjutant general. and
Major William D. Beach of the Tenth
Uaited States cavalry. The other mem
bers of the board, except ex-officio, are:
Brigadier General George l.. Gillespie.
chief of engineers; Brigadier General
Franklin Bell, oommandant general of
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
PRES. PALMh'S PLAN
TO FOSTER INDUSTRY
OF Horse and Cattle Raising in the
New Republic

Havana. July 2.-Presdent Palma
has sent a project to congress for the
encouragement CT the horse and cattle
industry in Cuba. The presidents plan,
amcng ether things, provides fer the
admission. duty free, of Jersey. Devon,
Hereford, Argentina. Durham and
Guernsey COWS and bulls for breeding
purposes. Stations over one metre and
fifty ce1timetreS high will also be ad-
mitted free Of duty.
Male asses and cattle from Florida
weighing over $50 pCunds to pay a duty
of $3.50. The duty on cattle from Vene-
zuela and Colombia weighing over 300
pounds is fixed at IS d head. and cattle
tlci;i Mexico weighing over 700 pounds
ale tC pay 81. Cattle Weighing less
than the above specified weights Will
pay I duty of 81 a head.
In the preamble OF President Palma s
project Emilio Terry. minister of agri-
culture. sets forth that at present 800
CSC head CT cattle worth 50 600, 900 are
consumed annually in Cuba, and tha :
the hides OF these animals are worth
$l,GC0.GO0. Under the proposed plan the
duties are so arranged as to encoUra ge
the Importation Of stock cattle to be
Iattened il cuba.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
HACKMEN'S UNION
STOPPED A FUNERAL
1t Was Learned That One of the
Drivers Had 10 Card.

San Francisco. July 2-That the local
HaChmens' union has determined that
only initiated members holding drivers
cards shall be employed was evidenced
today by the unusual spectacle of 4
funeral procession being stepped in
font of the hall Of justice. when every
driver dismounted from his seat ana
refused to proceed bee aUse il had been
reported that there was Il non-union
man among them.
The men We're the employees OF G.
MGlini, from whose stable the hack;
were ful finished. An Italian by the
name OF Francis CUaugno had been
placed as 4 driver Cn one o. the hacks
before drivers card had been issued
to him by the local union. He was
forced to dismount, and after the own
er of the carriage had been installed
the pl ocession continued 10 the cenl-
eteIA.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
PHILIPPINES GOVERNMENT.

Washington, July 2.-Chairman Coop
e. cf the house committee OF insu!ai
affairs says that steps viii be taken
at c1oe tC put the Philippine govern
ment act il operation.
The first step said Mr.. Cooper,
will be to complete the transfe" OF
authority frcln tn military to the civil
officials except in Moro country whore
there is SEINE lingering disorder. The
transfer will be accomplished by -
Proclamation from the president, which
it is understood is to be issued on the
Fourth OF July.
"Beside turning over the authority 10
the civil officials, the change viii per-
nit a considerable reduction Of the
military force il the islands. although
the orders already given contemplate
a reduction to 1SGGG mon. In 1920 we
had 10000 men in the Philippines, so
that we will soon have reduced the
force By 52.OGO officers and men, and tho
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
LANGUAGE OF NEW MEXICO

Washington, July 2.-Delegate Rodev
of New Mexico stated today that the
report Of his testimony on June 2Sth
before the senate committee on terri
tcries, relating to the omnibus state
hood bill, contained an error in that
it made him say that interpreters were
necessary in conducting most of the
public business. as a majority of the
people cf New Mexico We're unable to
speak the English language.
Mr.. ROdey says that three fifths OF
the population cf the territory are
English-spealling people from the
states and their families, that good
one-half of the remaining two-fifths
speak English well, and that but few
counties in the territory use interpre-
ters. He stated that the language of
the territory was overwhelmingly Eng
lish and was growing more so every
year.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
U. P. SHOPMEN
FEEL ENCOURAGED
By Strike en- Other Roads Increas-
ing Demand for Skilled Workmen.

Omaha, Neb., July 2.-The strike OF
the machnists and boilermallers on the
Union Pacific railway seems to have
settled down ts a stubborn, quiet fight
for supremacy. The strikers felt more
encouraged today from the Walkout Of
their Ch2ftsmen On the Northwestern
and Montana Central railroad. which
they say will greatly assist them, be
cause of the extra demand it creates
for skilled workmen.
There ere several places along the
road where the strikers have met an
insurgent spirit. This was PAL lticu-
larly true at Evanston. Wyo., where
few men quit. Much interest centers
in the situation at that point and a
bitter fight IS expected. General Man
ager Dickinson and Superintendent
McKeen are still in the west.
President Burt is giving his personal
attention to matters at this end of the
line. 1t is stated at railroad head
quarters that the company has no
reason to feel apprehersive Cf the re-
suits. Thus far ,he officials persist IN
saying that no new plans have been
adopted for filing the strikers places.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03

sugars are at present enjoying against
Cuban sugars.
This action would undoubtedly
grant Cuba more relief than any sug-
Sested by reciprocity treaty, and it
is heartily endorsed by President
Palma. This l am assured o; by a rep
resentative of the Louisiana planters.
who recently interviewed President
Palma on this question.
The trouble with the entire sugar
industry of the world and the present
great depression is due entirely to
granting these bounties by European
countries on beet sugar. The idea of
the Europeans has been to enable beet
sugar TO compete and underseli the
cane sugars OF the world. The folly Of
such legislation has been long recog-
niZed by these governments, and the
result is that on September l, 1903.
sugar will be restored to its normal
conditions. But in the meantime should
President Roosevelt authorize Secre-
tary Shaw to act the depression
Of prices would be at once removed.
and immediate relief would be granted
to Cuba
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
CATHOLIC INTERESTS
BEING ADJUSTED
Progress Of the "Friar Lands" Negoti-
atioGs at Rome.

Washington. Ju!g 2.-Nev:s from
Rome received at the war department
in the shape o. daily cablegrams from
Governor Taft are generally encourag-
ing. 1t is said that while no details
can be given out for publication. it is
evident that negotiations are proceed
irg with the greatest activity. princi-
pally III the shape OF verbal exchanges.
though 70. TIE sake Of the record these
Al generally supplemented by writ
ten notes. showing IN y condensed form
the substance of N,hat has been said.
It is stated that the notes fail ;o snow
tina, any obstacle has been eAcoun-
tered.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
SILK FRAUDS.

New York, July 2.-W Wickham
Smith, special attorney appointed to
investigate the alleged silk Importation
frauds a this port, today issued 4 sum
mons against \. 5. RCsenthal and Sam
tel Fried C ROseIthal & Fried to an
swer to an action commenced against
them by the government to recover the
sum CT $1500,000 This sum the govern
mont Clsin:s as due because CT the al
legged differentiation of imports, to-
gether With the forfeitures allowed by
law.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
GRAND TRUNK IMPROVEMENTS
President Hays Says the Road VIII Be
Ready to Haul Big Crops.

Montreal. July 2.-President Hays OF
the Grand Trunk after a tour Of the
company's system Says he was greeted
with evidences of prosperity at every
point Quicker handling Of traffic is
assured b. the increased facility. thai
will be given when improvements now
in progress are completed. Special at
tention is being given tc the reduction
of grades in order that heavy trains
may be moved with the least resist
ance. In making these statements Mr.
Hays says further:
1T is almost too early to make anv
forecast of the proba bilitias of this
years crop, but from all accounts il
will be big one. In any event. we ar.
increasing cur rolling stock as rapidly
as possible. and now have 10000 box
ears and thirty locomotives under con
struction. The lower the grades the
greater the profits. as a single engine
is enabled tc draw just about twice as
long train as il otherwise would
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
WED At THEIR ALMA MATER
Graduates OF keystone Normal SchooI
Surprise Friends.

Reading. Pa, July 2-Harry c. Self
ger and Miss Linda c. Gerhard were
married lay in the princioaI; paI!or
at the Keystone State Normal school,
Nutztown, by the Rev. W. w. Dea-
trick The wedding came as Il complete
surprise to the many students, VINO
showered congratulations upon the
couple as they passed through the cor
rider.
The bridegroom was member of
the class OF 1896, and is now a clerk in
the navy department, with he2dGuar-
ter8 in Philadelphia. His bri lie is q
graduate of the cI2ss OF 1860. and is d
school teacher. They viii live in Phil
adelDhia.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
PASSING OF RANGE CATTLE.


Kansas City. July 2.-The recent de-
cision of the government to oust the
big cattle companies rom the school
lands OF the southwest is working a
revclUticn. =. {. Moser, a lives, ,ock
inspector for the federal bureau of an
ilral industry. who has just returned
from Texas. says The land that is soon
to be vacated will he settled and fenced
into smau farms.
The companies have already begun
to remove their herds t. tn northwest.
and even II Canada. Fewer cattle viii
be raised in the southwest, but they
Will be fed, rather than sra2ed. and the
qu-lity will be improved.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03

Washington, July 2.-Tne navy de-
partment has plans practically COM
plete for the four big warships just au-
thcrized by the new naval law and to
bear the names cf the Louisiana. Con-
necticut, Tennessee and Washington.
The distinctive features Of the new
new ships are the strength and ar
rangement Of their batteries and the
greater thickness Of their armor. The
battleships are to have a displacement
of 5000 tons and tC be built for speed
Of eighteen knots. Their batteries will
consist CT four Pinch guns. eight s.
inch guns. twelve finch, twenty 3-inch
guns, and a large number of smaller
weapons scattered over the ship The
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
KING COULD HEAR
BUT COULD NOT SEE
The Demonstration Made by the In
dian Colonial Trccps.

London, July king Edward passed
another good day. The quiet and rou-
tine of the sick room was varied today
by the excitement OF listening to The
music and cheers of the Indian tsocps
as they marched pa the F&lace sri
greeted Queen Alexandra Oh the b1l-
cony King Edward demanded = fuu
account OF the review. and a formal
report was made hy The Prince -
Wales, supplemented by the personal
narrative of the queen. His mdjecty
dictated u letter to the Du!-e o. tIi-
naught comma anGiIS him TO C~npli-
ment the colonial troops upon their e.
cellent appearance and thank them foi
their expressions OF loyalty and sy..i-
pathy, which he had heard Wit. pleas
ure in his sick rOoIG.
King Edward WAS someWh2t disap-
pointed that he vas not able to Sc
the marching past of the troops. ds
had hoped this would be possible from
an invalid couch in the window o. the
palace, but the doctors were unwilling
that he should risk this exposure and
excitement. and his majesty had t.
content himself with hearing the troops
without seeing them.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
LOST IN THE NORTH.
No Word of the Missing Steamers
Portland and Jeanie.

Pert Townsend. Wash, July 2.-The
steamship Senator, from Nome June
a, arriving tonight, brings an emphat-
ic denial of the story brought by the
Centennial that tidings have been re-
seived from the missing steamers
Portland and JeaEie, both long over
due in the north.
Captain Peterson says emphatically
that when he left Nome nc inform atiCn
had been received of the two vessels.
and, fUl ther. that the The,is had re-
turned to pert to replenish her coal
supply without having found any trace
whatever of either steamer
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03

armored cruisers are TO have a dc
placement of 14.500 tons and d speed of
twenty-five knots. Their batteries will
consist of four 10-inch guns, sixteen
6-irch. twenty-five 3-inch guns and 4
large number OF smaller ones.
The item OF the naval law which firsJ
attracted the active attention of tn"
n&vy department is that providing for
battleship to be built at govern
ment yard. 1t is made very clear that
it is the intention OF the department
to have the battleship built at the yard
where it can be constructed with the
greatest rapidity. Boston, New York.
Norfolk and Mare Island are the yards
best equipped at present and from
which the selection Will be made.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03

the general service and staff Of the col
lege: colonel Wallace F. Randolph
chief Of artillery: Colonel Albert L.
Mills. superintendent of the military
academy.
The order issued Today directs the
war college board nvene in this
city on the 21st ins >-It,. .ates that
the board will be 60 rytaEJ o pro-
visions cf the general or h, Cs,
tablishment OF the college ~ Isl SFc5
VclaAer 21th last and such othe~f~>~~.
structions as may he communicated T.
ii by the secretary of war from time to
time
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

St Louis. July st Louis. 4; Chi
oaso. 3. Batteries-Donahue and Don
ahUe: Piatt and Mcfarland. Second
game-St. Louis, 6: Chicago 4 Powell
and Donahue; Garvin and Sullivan.
Philadelphia, July 2.-Baltimore. .;
Philadelphia, l. McCsirnity and Rob
inscA; Plank, Powers and Shreck.
Detroit, July 2-Detroit, 4: Cleveland
.. atteries-AIercer and Buelow
Moore and Bemis.
Boston, July 2.-Boston, 8; Washing
ten, s. BatteTies-Adl1ins. Williams
and Warner; Orth and Clark
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
FRISCO LANDMARK.
The Headquarters of the Vigilantes
Being Torn Down.

San Francisco, July 2-What is pos
Sibly the most historic building in San
Francisco, the old two-story structurs.
on Sacramento street, between Davis
and Front streets, that served as the
headquarters for the vigilance commit
tee in 1856, is being partially torn down.
1t is to be rebuilt and its identity so
lost in d new structure that it's his
tcNic interest will be forever lost. 1t
was from this building that Casey and
Cora was hanged.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
TRIAL OF \ BISHOP.
The Case Of Bishop Tal3at Given 4
fearing.

Harrisburg. Pa, July An examin-
at:0n into the charges CT conduct un-
becoming bishop preferred against
BisFcr Tablet Of the Central Pennsyi-
vania dicceso Of the Protestant Epis-
cCpal church by Rev. DR.. Ingram n.
W. Irvine OF Philadelphia was conduct
ed in executive session today by II
ho2rd o. INQUIRY recently appointed by
Bishop Dudley of Kentucky, and after
hearing the testimony of Dir. Irvine.
by whCm the accused bishop was un-
frccked while serving as a rector of St.
Johns parish. Huntingdon, Pa. and
ether witnesses, the board adjourned
without making public the verdict.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
HARNESS RACES.

Boston, July 2.-The harness racing
season began at Readville today. and
some unexpectedly good work was done
by well known horses. The fastest
he1t was 2:091@, by Carthage Girl in
the PIP pace.
Summary: 2:24 class, trCtting-De-
but won, Miss Viola second Ralph
W2ck third. Best time, 21OA.
PIP class, pacing-Cuth thage Girl
WCn, Annie Layburn second, Early
Bird Jr. third. Fest time, 2:09l5
2:21 class. trotting-Nrs. Brown Won,
Easter second. AlabIine third Best
time. 2:13a1
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
CANNOT FIGHT.
Young CCrbett and Sullivan Are il
Illinois

Springfield, Ill. July 2.-Governor
Yates is determined TO prevent Young
Corbett and Dave Sullivan rom fight
ing in Illinois He wrote the sheriff of
St. Clair county. opposite St. Louis
and also the she1if OF Cock county,
dire ting them to prevent the fight at
all hazards. and informing them that
the state military forces would be Sent
TO aid them if necessary.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03

transfer of authority act doubtless will
lead TO Il further reduction before long.
The next step will be to take a census
as provided by the act. Governor Taft
told me this work would begin as soon
as he reached Manila. His plan is to
have the work done as far as possible
by Filipinos and the committee Will get
up their own census system
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
RUSTICATED CADETS.
They Chose Not to Surrender Student
Firebugs.

Lcndcn. July 2.-The time limit OF
forty-eight hours given by Lord Rob
erts. commander in chief to the cadets
of the Royal Military College at San
dringhurst to give Up those who have
been guilty of starting the many re-
cent fires at the college. in default of
which the .'rustication' Cf all cadets
was To h ordered. expired tonight Il
is understood that twenty-seven cadets
will leave Immediately. but the war
office IS endeavoring to suppress all in
formation On the subject.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
PRIZE FIGHTER GETTING WELL.

Stockton. Cal, July kid" La
vigne, the lightweight. who on the 18th
of last month had TO be placed in a
sanitarium in this city. is fast recov-
erfng his good health. and his physi-
clans say he will soon be as good as
ever he was. His mind is perfectly
clear now and his injured arm is knit
ting nicely. In a few days the kid
will join his brother in Oakland.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
TOMBSTONE BANK.


Washington. July 2.-(Special)-
The comptroller approved the applica
ticn of the following persons to organ
ize the First National bank of Tomb
stone with $750G0 capital: T. NJ. Winge.
r r. Grandt J. G. Lowden. II. l. New
man and A. p. Coles.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
PAUL URBAN GETS TWO YEARS
Court Sentences Politician to That
Term for Malfeasance in Oiice.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, July Paul tE-
Der. once treasurer of Marcy township,
prominent politician ana I wealthy
man. was sentenced to two years in
Jail and to pay 4 fine of $1,21i.5G and
costs.
This is the amCunt he is accused o.
failing to turn over to his successor
in Office as the balance OF the town
ship funds. Ais attorney, in asking for
mercy. said Urban GJt rcne OF the
money. and that it was case of poor
bookkeeping. Judge -Auten said il
would be Lesson tC others who held
responsible positions.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
FREIGHT HANDLERS STRIKE.

Chicago, July 2.-The executive coun-
cils of the Freight Handlers union and
the ChicagO Federation of Labor held
a conference today, 1T the conclusion
of which it was announced that fur
ther efforts would be made to settle
the differences between the railroads
and freight handlers.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
THE METAL MARKET.

Now York, July "copper" was quiet
Jstandard, unchanged. Lake. $12.121.
to $12:5; electrolytic. $11.50 to $l195.
casting. $11.75 to $11.95.
Lead. steady. unchanged.
Silver. 52Ac.
Mexican dollars, Acc.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
ECHOES OF CONGRESS-
The new WAR Ships
The Plans Of the Batt|eships Now
Practically Complete

They Will Exceed in Size and Strength the Best Now in
Service-Delegate Rodey Corrects Error in tie
Report of His Testimony the Statehood Billie
Says That the English Language Is Overwhelmingly
Prevalent in New Mexico-The Early Operation of
the Law for Establishing Civil Government in the
Philippines.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
BASE BALL
Result Of Contests in the Two Leagues
Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburs. July 2.-Pittsburg, 5; Gin
cinnati. l. Batteries-Doheney and
Smith; Hahn and PeitZ.
New York. July New York. s.;
Boston. 4. i}atteries-Hale. Pittinger
and Moran; Matthewson and Bower
man.
Brooklyn. July 2.-Grooklyn. .; Phil
adelphia, /. Duggleby and DOOM;
Hughes and Ahearn.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
PORTO RICO'S NEW CODE.

San Juan, p. r., July 2-The new
code of civil ana criminal laws became
effective in the island yesterday at
noon. An automobile mail service be
tween this city and Ponce was begun
Yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03

Washington. July 2.-Spcaker Hen
Gorscn left here today for New York
where he Will meet his daughter on
her arrival from Europe. Later h. VIII
go to his homc in IoWa and Take 4 rest
preliminary to an extensive cdmpai%n-
ing "trip in various parts Of the coun-
Try. his purpose being 10 visit as many
doubtful cOngrc ssional districts as
l.oGSihle
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
0xNARD'S PROJECT
FOR RELIEF OF CUBA
He Wants the Treasury to C0untervaiI
Foreign BountieS

The Beet Sugar Magnate Believes That Such Plan More
Than Reciprocity Would Relieve the Island Republic
Without Interfering With the Struggling Beet Sugar
Industry, and He Says That President Palma Favors
H-Mr. Oxnard Attributes the Present Depression in
Cuba to These Bountes.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03

London. July 2-The review was
largely Il repetition of yesterdays func-
ton, but the varied cOiorings OF the
uniform Of representative corps from
all parts of Hindoostan formed alto
gether a more picturesque spectacle.
The people welcomed the opportunity
TO testify their congra tulatiCns on the
good news regarding King Edward 5
condition.
The following bulletin was issued
from buckingham palace al p. m:
The king maintains steady prog
ress, the local pain being less, and the
days are passed with greater comfort" :"
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
THE PRESCOTT NATIONAL BANK


NJ MfRPfiy Predn M % Presdent' '
c o. SstautC Cast
phone No.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03

Total domestic $1,359, 959 435 sl260, 80 563
Foreign exports. 25.C31. .293 %. iG7 $50
Total exports. 81, ,3s4 800, 72S s1.2a3. .77S.413
Arizona republican., 1902-07-03
THE PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK

Profits
l.. B. stant
Bu
s 2m Te on al pnca fiss of the Ro & b RGbm2nd