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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-14
Czyste mlekO dla
ubOgiCh.

Wciagu lata biezacego znowu
bedzie sprzedawane ubogiej ludno.
sci miasta mleko czyste, absolutnie
Cd wszelkich szkodliwych przymie.
seek uwolnione, po Genie zwyczaj.
nego mleka, przez mleczarzy sprze.
dawanego.
Northwestern University Settle.
ment" zajelo sic ta sprawa j posta.
ralo sic aparaty do .pasteuryzo.
wanna" mleka, czyli do oczyszcza-
MIA go dla lekarskich celow. Takie
mleko zdrowe, DO oczyszczone, do
tychczas MONA bylo nabywat tyl.
ko W pewnych lekarskich zakia-
dach specyalnych i to po cenach
bardzo drogich, dla ubozszej lud.
noSci nieprzystepnych.
Wyaej wymieniony zaklad, ma.
tomiast sprzedawac bedzie to NILE.
ko po cenach tylko kosztow, bez
pobierania jakichkolwiek zyskow, i
urzadzi stacye do sprzedawania
tegoz, o lie moznosci we wszyst.
kich dystryktach zamieazkanych
przez ludnosc ubozsza. Mleko po-
bierac sic bedzie tylko mleczarh
prowadzonych wedle wszelkich
przepis6w sanitarnych. Miejski
urzad zdrowia bedzie miaf nadz6r
mad tenn cafem przedsiebiorstwem.
Opr6cz tego, il Settlement"
zajmowac sic bedzie sprzedawa-
MEM mleka upasteuryzowanego",
zajmie sig takze preparowaniem i
sprzedaza mleka wyfacznie ola ME-
mowlst wedle przepis6w lekarskich
przeznaczonego.
Powszechnem jest przekonanie,
ze zwlaszcza W letnich miesiscach
da sic uratowac 4ycie wielu ME-
mowlat, gdy rodzice zechca kupo.
wac mleko W ten spos6b prepare.
wane.
Koncert miodego skrzypka.
W przyszly wtorek, d. II bm. o
godz. $3.50 wieczorem, wystapi "
hall Haendla pm. 40 E. Randolph
str.z koncertem II letni Harry Gill
man, uwazany juz teraz "a najle.
pszego artyste ma skzypcach "
Chicago. Bedzie to koncert poze.
gnalny pred wyjazdem jego do
Pragi czeskiej, j,gdzie zamierza uzu.
peinie swe wyksztafcenie muzykal.
ne W konserwatoryum pod kiero.
wnictwem prof Schiffcek.
Harry Gilman, syn pana Leona
L. Gillmana, wsp6luika p. Jana F.
Smulskiego we firmie Pulaski
Lumber Co.., ukohczyf W bie4a.
Gym miesiacu studya we wyzszej
skole W Lake View, daf sic po.
nae chicagoskim swiecie muzy-
kalnym wystepami solowymi W OF.
kiestrze Bungego W czasie osta.
tnich dw6ch sezonow. Grywaf tax.
ze ma koncertach W hall Pulaskie.
go W Domu zwiazkowym, wyste.
pujac razem ze znana nasza arty.
stka spiewaczka, pania Jadwiga
Smulska.
w koncercie mlode2o p. Gillma.
ma w hall Haendle W przysziy VITO
rex. wezmie udziat takze pani ia.
dwiga Smulska kilkakrotnie wy
stapi. Polacy9 miiosnicy musyki
przeto zapewne koncert ten zechca
odwiedzie. Cena bilet6w wynosi 30
centoY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-14
Ruch parowc6w.
Przyby}y:

Przyby}y:
Havre: L'Aquitaine N. Y.
NeapoI: Hohenzollern N. Y.
Boston: Commonwealth Liverpoolu.
Liverpool: Belgenland Philadelphii.
New York: Campania Liverpoolu,
Augusta Victoria Hamburga.
0deszIy:
Queenstown: Merton do Bostonu.
South ,mpton, Fuerst Bismarck do No
wego Yorku.
Liverpool: Cevic do N. 7.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-14
Telegrar11y.

polska W Poznanskiem wnosi pro-
test przeciw movie cesarza Will
helms, wypowiedzianej W Malbor-
GU i stronic bedzie cd Poznanla
podczas pobytu W MIN cesarza' Ar
tysta Kossak stale po stronie roda-
k6w przenosi sic Berlina do
Krakowa. Towarzystwa polskie u
chwalaja, azeby Polacy ME poka-
zywai sie ma ulicach podczas pre-
jazdu cesarza.
Ukfady rzadu pruskiego Wa
tykanem o zaopatrywanie ziem
polskich W wieksza ilosc niemie-
ckich ksiezy ME doprowadzify DO
pozadanego przez Prusy rezultatu.
Hrabia Buelow ubolewa} " izbie
pan6w, re dzieki wp}ywowi pol
skich ksiezy, niemieccy katolicy W
Poznanskiem polszcza sic. Pusz-
czoro W SWAT bake 0 wykryciu
tajnych towarzystw we Wrze-
sni, W Lesznie W Bydgoszczy.
zanosi sic ma ,,nowy, sensacyjny
process.
BERLIN, 14go czerwca. - Me
miecki parliament zastosowat sic do
zyczenia rzadu i odroc2y} sic do ID
paadziernika. Przyszia sesya trwac
bedzie do czerwca przyszlego roku
Rad ma nadzieje, re przeprowa-
dzi przez ten czas uchwa}e novel
taryfy celnej, pomimo zapowiedzia-
nej przez junkr6w obstrukcyi.
PETERSBURG, Ago czerwca -
Kleska glodowa ma Syberyi przy.
biera coraz wieksze rozmiary. Do
Irkucka napiywaja gromady ludu
wybiedzonego, okrytego W lachma-
ny i zgfodniafego. Nocuja "a mia
stem pod gotem niebem i So skaza-
nj ma dobroczynno5c publicznq,
kt6ra ME jest wystarczajacq, aby
zapobiedz zfemu. W p6lnocnei, Ia
chodniej i srodkowej Rosyi euro
pejskiej zanosi sig ma dobry uro-
dzaj, natomiast W kraju zakauka-
skim panuje susza, szarancza
zniszczyfa do reszty zasiewy.
KINGSTON, st. Vincent, 14go
czerwca. = W zeszty poniedziafek
Edmund o. Hovey naukowegc
Muzeum W New Yorku George
G. Curtis uniwersytetu Harvard
pr6bowali cd strony wschodniej
wejSc ma gore Soufriere. Ma pot
mill odlegtosci siyszeli wyraznie,
jak W kraterze gotowafa przewra-
Gaia sic woda, z ktorej wydobywa-
iy sic k}eby parry. Krater, kt6ry W
T. 1912 wyrzucaf ogien, jest obecnie
sastygty. Cora Soufriere ME wy
rzuca lawy, podobnie jak to czyni
Wezuwiusz, lecz goraca pare, po-
plot zimne bryiy kamieni.
LoNDYN, l4go czerwca. -
Oto program uroczystoSci korona-
cyjuych:
% czerwca. Przybycie do Lon
dynu delegacyj rodzin panuiacych.
Bankiet dworski, Przyjecie.
"a czerwcs. Przyjecie posl6w
specyalnych ma koronacye. Obiad
W pafacu Buckingham.
25 czerwca. Przyjecie prezes6w
ministr6w W koloniach. Ksiaze
Walii wyda obiad ma czeSc ksiazat
i posf6w.
26 czerwca. Koronacya.
27 czerwca. Poch6d uroczysty
przez ulice Londynu. Wieczorem
wielkie przyjecie przez krolewska
pare.
% czerwca. Wyjazd parry kr6-
lewskiej na przeglqd foty.
20 czerwca. Bankiety ambasa-
dach ma cze5c obcych ksiazat.
80 czerwca. Powr6t kr6lewskiel
parry do Londynu. Galowe przed-
stawienie W Operze.
1 lipca. Uroczysto5c ogrodowa W
zamku Windsor.
2 lipca. Wyjazd zagranicznyoh
ksiazqt i posl6w.
8 lipca. Nabozenstwo W katedrze
sw. Pawla. Sniadanie W ratuszu.
4 lipca, Przyjecie ksiazat indyj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-06-14
Kronika MiejScowa
Prawybory demokratyczne.

Po odbyciu sic wczorajszych pra-
wyborow (primaries) demokratycz-
nych, W gi6wnej kwaterze demo-
kratycznej pm. l45 Randolph str.
przyw6dzcy partyi badali rezultaty
odbyfo sic potem posiedzenie ko-
mitetu centralnego. 0 godzinie IL
to posiedzenie sic zaczelo, a costa
10 otwarte przez aldermana Tho
masa Carey. Ma wniosek burmi-
strza Harrisona obrano tymczaso-
wynn przewodniczqcym dzisiejszej
kowencyi powiatowej Thomasa j.
Webb z % wardy, ma wniosek
Burkego tymczasowym sekreta-
rem tejze konwencyi M. j. Don
gherty 29 wardy. Uchwalono aze-
by zorganizowanie klub6w wardo-
wych wszedzie odbylo sic W sobo-
te d. 81 bm. Potem odroczono sic,
azeby na kaukusie, kt6ry sic poz-
niej odbyl W hotelu Grand Pacific,
zajac sic wyborem kandydatow,
kt6rych ma sic przedstawic dzisiej-
szei komisyi.
Kaukus ten jednakowoz ME do.
prowadzif do pozadanego rezultatu
giosy tax sic rozstrzelily, re praw-
dopodobnie ma dzisiejszej konwen-
cyl ma rome urzedy po kilku kan
dydat6w zostanie przedstawionych;
co do niekt6rych tylko urzed6w
zgodzono sic mniej wiecej. 0 lie
sic zdaje przedstawieni zostana
nastepujacy kandydaci;
Ma skarbnika: Theodore W.
Oehne lub Ernst Hummel.
Ma szeryfa: James j. Gray lub
Thomas Kelly,
Ma klerka powiatowego: Piotr
KiolbaSsa.
Ma klerka sadu spadkowego:
Rollin b. Organ.
Ma klerka sqdu apelacyjnego:
George Kersten lub Edward M.
Lahiff.
Ma prezydenta komisyi powiato-
wei: John W. Eckhardt.
Ma powiatowego superintendent
to szk6f: George @. Rowland lub
G. Charles Griffiths.
Ma sedzi6w wyzszego i obwodo'
wego sadu: Henry M. Shepard,
Edward Osgord Brown, William
H. Barnum, Lockwood Honore,
Joseph A. O'Donnell, Martin NJ.
Gridley, John E. Kehre, Thomas
M. Hoyne, Charles M. Walker i
Moritz Rosenthal.
Go do komisarzy powiatowych i
kandydat6w do legislatury, to pa
nuje jeszcze zawsze nierozstrzy.
gniety dotychczas chaos, kt6ry do
piero rozwiaza konwencye.
Czlonkiem komitetu centralnego
16 wardy pozostat nadal p. Sta
nisiaw H. Kunz; wiecej czfonk6w
do tego komitetu, Polacy ME obra.
H.
Nominacye ma senatora do legis-
latury otrzymac ma wielka szanse
p. Kunz i zdaje sic, re pan Piotr
Kiolbassa, jako kandydat ma kler-
ka powiatowego, i p. Kunz, jake
kandydat ma senatora, nominacye
maJa zapewnione. q innych pol
skich kandydat6w, (do legislatury
komisyi powiatoweD, }, niewiadomo
jeszcze, kt6ry ma szanse otrzyma-
MIA nominacyi.
Do konwencyi powiatowei, ktora
odbywa sic dzisiaj, z l6 wardy 70
stall obrani delegaci nastepujacy:
M. Nash; A. Rudnik; j. Quinn;
Henry Kath; Patrick Hughes; Am
bros Prais; j. Presher; Albert O.
kraj; J. Wojczynski; P. Alcock; A.
Szczepanski; A. Sikorski; A. Sto-
rev; A. Hasselman; j. Gramza;
VIM. Logan; A. Giersch; Leon
Miks; A. Orzechowski; S. Jasko-
wiak; A. j. Kowalski; John Matz;
M. Derengowski; j. Rysiewicz; F.
Ormiiski; S. Pyterek; j. Szczech;
A. Shyer; J. j. Quinu; G. Emni
cke j. Szymkowski; John Mayer;
G. Leininger; Otto Blum; F. Spie.
gier.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

establishing q manufacturing plant in Manila for the manufacture of the hemp product in those islands, and suggested that Major Hawks take charge of it, which offer the latter ac- cepted. The company then prepared prospectus and blanks for the names of subscribers. but the incorporation of the company was never consummated-
 The committee finds that Heistand and Hawks canvassed the possibility of interesting the government officials whose names are mentioned in the resolution. It is found that Heistand wlote Hawks in 1899 as charged, send ing documents and making suggestions about the Philippine tariff. but the committee said it sees the suggestions are capable of Q different construction Ut is" says the report, impossible for the committee to divine Colonel Hei- stands intention when he said, 'Of course the needs of the future will be met as they require referring to the Philippine tariff
 The committee finds that Hawks made q claim upon Heistand for com pensation for his services, but the charge that Assistant Secretary Meikeljohn guaranteed Hawks 9 posi- siticn in the government service in part settlement of this claim is not sustained by the committee, but it is found that Neikeljohn did, in March, 1900, appoint Hawks u the position of inspector of the customs service in the Philippines. which appointment was revoked by Secretary Root in May following.
 The other findings are: That while Hcistand was the pr0jector of the hemp combine. he was not authorized to rep resent that other government officials were engaged with him, and it is not found that the tariff duties would be adjusted for their benefit; that the matter Of the adjustment of the tariff was never mentioned directly or indi- rectiy by Colonel Heistand to General Corbin. Assistant Secretary Nickel john. Assistant Attorney General Boyd or Assistant Secretary Allen that Hei- stand asked General Corbin to take stock and that the latter at first as sented and then declined.
 The testimony concerning the charge that Heistand had promises from As sistant Secretary Allen and Assistant Secretary Meikeljohn was repeated without comment. but the following is added:
 Your committee further finds that Assistant Secretary of War G. D. Mei- keljohn has not used government posi- tons for the purpose of paying the pri- vate debts Of any officer of the govern nent."
 The committee finds that the letter Cf recommends ton of Hawks. of date July 1S, 1899. signed jointly by Colonel Heistand. Assistant Attorney General Boyd and Assistant Secretary Meikel- john was not signed officially by these officers. and also the the words. The government will look with favor on the stme." meaning the enterprise. were not in the correct copy of that letter.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

Washington, Jan. 9.-The opening session of the senate today was de voted to routine business After an executive session, the senate at 1:50 p. m. adjourned until Monday. In the executive session the senate con firmed the nomination of l.. M. Shaw to be secretary Of the treasury and Henry C. Payne to be postmaster gen eral. The confirmation of Governor Shaw vas accomplished without com rlent, but there was some controversy over the action of the committee on pOstofiiCes in reporting MT PayHe's nomination without going through the formality of a meeting.
 Senator Rawlins stated that he had desired to appear before the commit tee for the purpose of requesting that an inquiry be instituted into the charge that MT. Payne had been interested iE efforts to secure leases for the purpose of prospecting for minerals on the In dian reservations in Utah. having been president of the Florence Mining com pany. In this connection, interesting letters presented to the senate by Sen a;or Rawlirs yesterday, were read.
 EIT. Spooner as the representative Of Mr. Payne's own state, replied to this statement by reading letter addressed
 
 several weeks back. in which Mr. Payne said his connection with the Florence company had terminated two years ago. and that at present he had no interest. direct or indirect, iTlIued- fate or remote in that corporation.
 MT. Rawlins thereupon said the e--- plauation was satisfactory. and after sc;rc further criticism of the com mittse of the manner in which the report was made. namely. by an in- formal canvass, the nomination Was unanimously confirmed.
 The senate committee on military affairs today unanimously agreed upon a report in the case of charges against Lieutenant Colonel H o. Hcistand oi the army, and the report Was presented to the senate by Senator Cockreil as soon as that body convened. The Te- port contains q concise statement oi the facts in the case IS brought out Dy the inquiry and casts no Tefiec ton upor any O. the officers of the government whose names are mentioned in con nection with the case. The report cites the charge quoted in the resolution o inquiry. that Colonel Heistand in 1889 ! engaged ia forming combinatio fol the purpose of controlling the he,ni product of the Philippine islands. GnC that the names of Assistant Secretary MeikeljChr. Assistant Attorney Genera Boyd. Assistant Secretary Allen ant Adjutant General Ccrbin had yeen ire quently mentioned by him as associ- ates with him in the enterprise.
 The committee finds that the charg made in the first paragraph of tn preamble to the resolution is not true the fa ts in that connection being tha Colonel then Major Heistand. abou May. 1899. proposed to Major F.. l. Hawks. who had been a major of thu Tenth volunteer infantry. 2 scheme foi
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
THE PATRIOT IN PEACE"
Nil. Bryan at the Boston Jackson Day
 Dinner

Boston, Jan. 9.-William J. Bryan ar rived in Boston this afternoon from New Haven, the guest of the Common wealth club. A big crowd was at the station to see the distinguished visitor. and when he stepped from the train and passed along the platform he was loudly cheered. He was recognized on the street and heartily greeted. At the banquet tonight MT. Bryan was again the central figure.
 Mir. Bryan's subject was ''rhc Patriot in Peace" and when he was introduced everyone arose and cheered. Mir. Bryan said:
 ''I have confidence that in our polit- teal battles of the future we shall fight them on a higher plane than in the past. The spanish war taught us q les son that there is patriotism in the ma tion sufficient for any time of need and that there is no portion of a political party that does not have at heart the nations welfare. There is but one basis upon which peace can be built. and that is justice. I have not been able to find a definition of patriotism that satisfies me. It is that love of country which leads man to give his country that W hich his country needs at the time it needs 1t. | regard the duties of peace as imperative as the duties of war"
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
CENTRAL AMERICA
 IN UNION OR WAR
The Object of an Intended Coalition
 of Four States.

Berlin. Jan 9.-The Klsines Journal. VI hich sometimes prints exclusive news, publishes the following dispatch today from Hamburg:
 Nicaragua is making extensive war preparations. She has purchased thc German warshin Armenius. is ne sutiatirg for the purchase of two other varsnips and has bought cannon. rifles and ammunition amounting to the .;lre of 1.5OO.O00 marks through the N;caraEuan minister at Berlin, Senor Rocha. A certain Hamburg bank leaned the money for the purchase re- feITed to.
 The object of these prepara tions is that Nicaragua, Honduras and Saliva dor intend to attack Guatemala and Costa Rica and compel them to join the p1 opposed Central American union.'
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

Washington. Jan. 9.-The Hepburn Nicaraguan canal biii passed the house late this afternoon by q prac- ticauy unanimous vote. Only two mcm- bers out of 31O voted against it. Fletcher. republican. of Minnesota, and Lassiter. democrat, Of Virginia, were the two voting in the negative. The opposition to committing the govern ment to the NiCaTGgUan route at tempted to secure amendments to lodge with the president the discrc tiCnary power to purchase and com plete the Panama canal. if it could b. purchased Tor SAO.010,00o. The test came on the first vote, when the ad- vocates of the alternative route polled 1O2 against TO votes. At each succeed ing vote their strength dwindled Intil Mir Cannon Of Illinois, under whose leadership the fight was made. was unable to get ayes and noes on his mo- ticn to recommit. All the other amend ments failed and the bill passed ex- actly as it came from the committee. None Of the votes, except that on the final passage or the oil. was Q record vote.
 The debate which preceded the talk ing of the final vote vas made mem orabIe by a clash between Mir Hepburn. the author of the bill. and MT. Cannon. of the appropriations committee. On several previous OcCa- sions they had measured swords oEe- canal legislation. Two years ago a similar bill passed by -34 TO 36. The bill as passed today authorizes the president to secure from the states Of Costa Rica and Nicara qua. in behak of the United States. the control Of such a portion Of territory belonging to the said states as may be desira bic and necessary. on which to e--c3v. t-. construct and prospect a canal sult- a ole to the wants or modern naViGd- ton and commerce, ard appropriate such sum as may be necessary :o secure control Of said territory.
 Section 2 authorizes the president, after securing control Of the neeGa territory. to direct the secretary of war to construct such a canal from :hc Caribbean sea at point near Greg town. in Nicaragua. by the way of Lake Nicaragua, to point on .:r Pacific ocean near Brito. and alTo to construct proper harbOrs at the termi- nals of said canal ana to make rh- nescessaTy provisions for the defence of the canal and it's harbors.
 Sections and 1 authorize the presi- dent to make sch surveys as may bo necessary and employ such persons tr the construction of tho -~auaI as may to him seem wise. and directs that ir the construction of the canal the river San Juan and the Lake of Nicaragua shall De u-ed 90 far as they are avail able.
 $, ctioa authorizes the president t' guarantee to thc states of Costa Ric5 and Nicaragua the use If the canal ar( the harbors upon terms to be agreed upon. for all vessels owned by the saiI states and hE the citizens thereof.
 The last section makes g present a. rropriation of S10,O0O.0GO to carry oi
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
INDIAN OUTBREAK
Feared Among the Cheyennes-Troops
 Sent For.

Butte. Mont. Jan. "A special to the Miner from Miles City says: Fort keouGs today received q telegram from Forsyth asking that some soldiers be immediately dispatched to the Lame Deer Indian agency. that trouble is brewing and an outbreak of the Chey- snnes is imminent. if it has not already occurred. The request was communi- cated to department headquarters and the soldiers at the fort are making preparations fer immediate departure on receipt of orders.
 The disturbance was originated by an Indian named White being sent for by the agent in charge. The redskin re- fused to obey the summons and an h. dian posse was dispatched to bring him in. White opened fire upon the posse killing an Indian policeman. The war ring red then turned upon his own wife and daughter. killing both. and finally shooting himself, dying instantly.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
DINNER ID LABOR
 AT WHITE HOUSE

Washington. Jan. 9.-The president had with him at luncheon today the attorney general, tn- seer, tary of agri- culture and a nota 5le gathering of tine representatives of organized labor. They were r. T. Sargent. chief Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fircmen; F. r. Clark, grand chief conductor of tho Order O: Railway Conductors; r. II. Aorrisscy. grand master of the Broth crhood of Railway Trainmen; H. B. Perham. president of the Order O. Rail road Photographers. and A. E. Youngson, first assistant to P. NJ. Arthur chief Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En- Fince-s.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
COLLECTING DATA
 IN kANsAS CITY
Interstate Commerce Commission Look
 ing Into Grain Rates,

Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 9.-The inter state commerce commissioners spent SIX hours here today and examined seven witnesses regarding grain rates from western points to the Atlantic seaboard and other eastern destiUa- tions. They returned to Chicago to- night after announcing that the inves- tigation would be resumed in that city O.. January 2i when, it is believed. sev- eral big railway officials will be called.
 The expected rush of railroad officials and grain shippers today to confess that they had made and received freight rebates or cut rates did not occur Tn fact. what information was clicited was obtained only after per sistant questioning on the part of tho commissioners. The most direct admis- sion was that of John A. Robinson of the firm Of Hall x Robinson of Kansas City. which controls the export grain business of the Missouri Pacific.
 Robinson admitted that w. C. Stith. freight traffic mana ger of the Mis- scur Pacific. made him rate on eH- port grain of from 3 to , cents per hun dred lower than the published seXpoTt tariff Other testimony went to show that Kansas City was made to suffer from discrimination by through lines 1 because cf the arbitrary rate on grain in effect here.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
KENTUCKY'S SENATOR
 M'CREARY IS CHOSEN
He Will Beat Senator Deboe Next
 Tuesday.

Frankfort. Ky, Jan. 9.-Tx- c overnor and x-Representative James B. Me democratic legislative caucus to be United States senator. He received the nomination over Circuit Judge James F. Cantrill Of Scott county by q vote of e to g., nearly two-thirds Of the democratic members. He will be elected by the general assembly in joint session sion next Tuesday over Senator Deboe, who was indorsed by his party for re- election. The democratic caucus was harmonious throughout.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10
ARBITRATION FIGHT
Makes At Least a Temporary Break Tn
 The Pan-American Congress.

Mexico City. Mexico, Jan. 9.-The delegates to the Pan-Americau confer ence who are favorable t1 compulsory arbitration held a meeting tonight. They decided not to accept the proposal to present their plan in an open ses- sion of the conference and allow it to he referred by the chair to the depart ment of foreign relations for corr nlunication to the interested govern mentS.
 As the ma tier remains unsettled the Argentine. Bolivian. Peruvian, Para ruayan. Venezuelan and Dominican delegations will not attend tomorrow mornings session of the conference. by WAY Of protest against the unwilling ness oI certain delegations to allow their project fair field.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-10

Of the Playa De Orc Mining company. has been placed under arrest in Ecua- dor. Stapletcn's friends here are unable to learn anything of satisfactory character concerning the cause of his Imprisonment.
 A letter has been sent to Secretary ot State Hay saying, under inforrna- ton received here by letter and cable from q reputable citizen al Ecuador. the government had arrested and inn prisoned Stapleton in Esmeraldas for the offense Of counterfeiting. he having used aluminium checks in paying his workman. and for his refusal to pay money as required by law.