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Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
KEELING ARRAIGNED
His Shortage Has Gone Above the
 S2,0OO Mark

Charles keibiing was arraigned in Justice Gray's court yesterday morn ins on q charge of eInbc=zling i.,G90 from the WaNelin Grocer Co. The proceeding was entirely formal. No representative of the company was Fl esent, as it was not necessary that enc should be. The case was set fer preliminary hearing this morning at 2 o'clock. Eeibling made no statement ia open court. He had some convcrs.t- tion with the justice in which he sa,l he expected that an arrangement would be made by which he would De released from custody. He did not out line the nature Of the arrangement. Ii is supposed, though, that since the company ha.s been partially secured lie may be given time to make up the bal ance Of the shortage.
 ". ". Edwards, the boo!5keepor fol
 the company, finished yesterday an i1-
 Vostigation of the accounts Of EeibliGs and found that the shortage is $2.G59- 3-
 The accounts Of twenty-oIc merchants CustonerS uf the Wa&elin Grocer com pany. are involved. As has already been explained. Reiblin.,'s method was to falsely report collections. This has been going or with some Of the.se nc- counts Tor more than three months iieiblinG had tn change the balances "i 1 the booz!,eepcr from month to month , This was done in some cases bY substt- tuting statements of his own ana some ] times by merely altering the balance: of the statements made out by tiie ] hcokheeper Some Of the accounts ae ! came exceedingly complicated. In thos; ] ,,. pg.=I I).14
 under a severe mental strain, entirely disresarded the way in which the book keeper had arrived at the balances anC ] started out with new cnes which cor
 responded with those which he mus
 have kept in q private account an(
 which necessarily agreed with thos'
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
4 S2.5O LAWSUIT
And Other Lawsuits Claiming the At
 tention Of Justice Gray.

The case of the Territory of Arizona vs. Whitney Collins was tried in Jus tice Grays court yesterday. It proved to be very important litigation for the reason that it involved not only sct- tlenect between the defendant and the dignity of the country but a settle nent between the defendant and i'e- ter Los, of Glendale, out of which the trouble grew. Collins was formerly employed by Los, and in their settle rnelt the latter gave him $1.50, all in cash. He demanded $3.50 more. A dis pute arose: Collins made threats end was arrested. After the testimony was in the court decided the man was guil- ty and placed him under a peace bond of S25. Then came the adjudication of the financial differences between tie men, they having agreed to abide by the arbitra ton of the court. The court, after using up lead pencil and q pad Of paper in . I:lathematic3l calculation, announced that Los owed Collins $2.50. He paid it and tooh receipt for Lis money.
 Manuel Flores. accused of stealing d bicycle of Charles Gittner, pleaded not guilty and his case was set for trial at i:30 this afternoon.
 Trinidad Alvarez, Louis Alvarez lnd Rafael HaldcreSTo were all arraigned on the charge of disturbing the peace of a Mexican settlement in the vicinity cf Cliotilda Zuniga's ranch on the i2th of May. They pleaded not guilty md their cases were set for trial on the 2oth of May Each man was released on a bond of so, which was furnished b.! II. B. Crouch.
 In the case of Agustin Bernal, acciis- cd of stealing suit patterns from Ross the tailor on the night of the fire. d change of venue was granted to iae court Of Justice Tomlinson, Of Tempe, the other justice of the peace Of this precinct being confined by illness.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
NAVAL APPROPRIATION.

Washington, May 1.-The naval ap- propriation bill occupied the attention of the house throughout the day. Mir. Dayton of West Virginia speaking on the need of strengthening our naval battle line. while My. w. w. Kitchin Of North Carolina, Messrs. Fitzgerald of New York. Metcalf of California and Maynard of Virginia, strongly advo- cated the building of the warships in the government navy yards.
 The debate took a wide range at times. MT Rhea of Virginia speaking in criticism of the governments Phil ippine policy. and MT. Elliott of South Carolina presented the advantages of the proposed Appalachian forest re- serve.
 Rising to a question of personal pri- vileSe Mir. Mahon of Pennsylvania in dignantly denied statements in a circu- lar sent to members, alleging that cer- tain contributions had been made to his campaign expenses.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
METALS.

New York. May 14.-Copper Was steady at New York with sales of 2G0.cGo pounds lake for June delivery at S13-25. Standard copper ali $11-65si zoo for spot to August; lake. $12.121.r 11.3Ij@: eiectrolytic at $11.S5M12.O and $il-151 12.0o- The London market was dull. Prices were steady at tj4 5s for spot and futures. Lead steady but un- changed here at 4'ec. and at I'll t-s Cd at Loudcn. Snelt-r Was quiet, steady and unchanged here a. $4-tJ. and at
 London declined iS 3d to llS I9s.
 4I1.c
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
STOCKS.

AtchisCn, 7S7s; preferred. 9Ila. C. 2. O., 4I1s; Rock Island. 1731a: C. C. C. 6. St L.. 1o1: C. &; S. 29%s: preferred 114a: second preferred. 45; Erie, 51il; Great Northern preferred, 1S!: Manhattan. 1924; Metropolitan, 1iS; Mc Pac., 1GG5a: N J. Central. 1S6; \. Y. Central. 15G7s Pcnna.. 15G: St. L. X $. F. 6$a4; pre- ferred, S3l@; second preferred. 7Z3l; St Paul, 1og; So. Pac., 657S: Union Pac l0j; Aindlgamated Copper. 6S; Ana conda. i'll: SugaF. ETA: |. $. Steel. 4; preferred. 91: Western Union. -91la; $ ?. Cop!,er. 2I..
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. May 1f.-Cattle receipts were 1@.G0O head. Market active, 1Oc higher. Good to prime steers. S7-O047.6o; poor | O medium, $5.OO@G.SG; stockers and feed CTS. S2.75M5-z0: COWS, $1-50@6.O0: heifers, $2.5G@6.5G; canners. $1.5GG2.5O; bulls, $2.75Q5.75: calves. $2.OO06.95; Texas fed steers, S5.7506.50.
 Sheep receipts were 13,OOO head. Mar ket for sheep strong for choice; lambs steady to strong. Good to choice wethers. $5.75q6.3G; fair to choice mixed, $5.2565.75; western sheep. $5.35Q 6.30: native lambs, clipped. $5.25@660; western lambs, clipped, $5.5G46.O5; Colo r2do wooded lambs. S6.I507.OO.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

has on board almost three thousand tons of supplies, consisting Of provis- ions and clothing. for the relief of the people of the island of Martinique, passed out of quarantine at twelve minutes after ten o'clock tonight for Fort de France. It is probable that the Dixie Will reach that place next Tuesday. The vessel also carries q number Of surgeons and about $500G worth of medical supplies.
 The Dixie passed out by Sandy Hook to sea at four minutes past eleven C.cIock.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
AN EYE TO BUSINESS.
Why Natives DO >Gt Want Al cri'Aa
 Troops Removed.

Manila. May le.-Within the last few days petitions against the removal of American troops have been received from sixteen towns and villages. rhe reason of these petitions is said to be fear cf the bandits after the troops nave Ter.
 Et is believed in some quarters that the petitioners are more probably in fluenced by a desire to retain the trade of the American soldiers in the places in question than by fear of robber dep rotations.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
INSIDE THE GROCERY.
 Some Facts Made Known.

Il is often thought that grocers really have very little care regarding the food value of the articles they sell. but the real facts are that grocery keepers of the right sort are extremely particular as to what they recommend.
 One of the fraternity relates q tale. The highest priced coffee on the mar ilct 1 introduced to my customers and used myself. l began to have bilious attacks and after q little observation attributed them directly to coffee. Every time l left off drinking it l got better, but | felt the need of warm drink fer breakfast.
 Along in '96 wholesale grocer urged me to put in some PostUm Food Coffee ia my store. which I did with consider able misgivinG. for az that time the now famous Postum was not so well l-nown.
 lie urged me to try it myself. which I did and was disgusted with the flat tasteless beverage: so was ny wife. remembered the wholesale grocer saiJ something about following directions carefully. SC I took he package and studied il. ! at once discovered that w had net boiled it long enough. onll three or four minutes. but it must be boiled 15 minutes at least. so we tried 1 it again with the result that we got q perfect cup nf coffee. delightful and l!"althfui beverage. I have continued ] tle use cf Postum in my home eve. since. We use it for breakfast, dinner and supper
 My bilious attacks quickly left and am free from them altogether begar to explain to my customers something of the value of Pestum Coffee and now have very large trade on it.' Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek Mich.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
4 NEBRASKA PANIC.
The Inhabitants of Ponca Thought of
 Moving Out.

Ponca. Neh-, May 1i.-The fear entertained that there would be an eruption Of Mount Iona. located near this town. because of the renewed ;s- suing oi obnoxious gases and smoke has Guieted down. Although the gases continue to pour out no sounds have been heard since Tuesday morning.
 The news from Martinique caused some alarm. and few families were considering the advisability of moving away, but have becn dissuaded from doing so. The real cause of the dis turbance in the hills has never been known. but it is supposed to be caused by an underlying formation of sand stone becoming heated by contact with moisture.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Ci-ie@eo, May 1t-The grain trade to- day was a dragging contest between the bears, backed up b. favorable weather for wheat and corn. and the bulls in the corn pit who Were making good purchases cl extremely small IccaI movement. In the end July wheat closed 7sc depressed. July corn ciosed 3sc higher. and oats @9sc lower. Provisions continue in upward journey and closed f001215c advanced.
 July wheat opened at .763sc dropped
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
FLOATING PI-MIcE STONE.

St Thomas. D. W. l., May Hit is reported here from the French island of Guadaloupe that pumice stone in great quantities is floating on the sen there and at the British island of Do- minica much stone has been cast upoa the beach of that island.
 The loss at St. Pierre of the Crap pier, cable repair ship of the West in dia and Panama TeleghaDh company. was Q severe blow to St. Thomas, as nearly all the crew were related herc. Subscriptions have been opened to re- Iievc their destitute families. in behalf of whom an earnest appeal has been made
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
AiKINLEY COLLEGE.
The First of the American Uni
 Versity.

Washington. May 14.-In the presence of a large audience President Roose- veIt today laid the corner stone Of the Mckinley Memorial Ohio College of Government Of the American univer- sity. located Q few miles outside this city. in the northwestern part of the District of Columbia.
 When completed the building will be devoted to studies embracing diplOm- acy. municipal government. arbitra- tio1. civics and international law.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
FUNERAL ESCORT.
.7c. the Irtc-me@; of the Remains of
 General Rose<ra1s

Washington. May 14-Lieutenant General Miles. commanding the army, has issued necessary orders for d mili- taIE escort at the cbsequies of Gen. ". SS. Rosecrans- whose remains are to be inferred iI Arlington cemetery next Saturday
 This escort will consist Of the third battalion Of engineers aJ Washington barracks and q squadron ot the :5ec- ond cavalry and the Fourth battalion of field artillery at It. Myer. Va. Thssc troops will be commanded by Lieuten- ant Colonel r. D. Dimnlick, Of the See ond cavalry.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
GERMAN STEAMER LOST.

Santiago de Chi!i May 1.-The Ger man steamer Sakkalrah has been wrecked south of Chi!ce island. She is a total loss. Her passengers and crew were saved
 ChiIce island is off the coast of Pata- gonia. The island of Iiuamblin is about leo miles south of the southern eIIr .mity of Chiiuc.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
HELD UNTO DEATH.
The Governor of St. Pierre Prevented
 People From Leaving.

London, May 14-The co--esponI- ent of the Daily Mail at Barbados, 5. w l.. who visited g.. Pierre on board the royal mali steamer Solent, IearneI from Dr. Artier. who miraculousiy ,s- caTed the disaster that when tha gov ernOr of Martinique, Af. Mouttete md f-is insl-lar officials had dec.9red all danger from the eruption O. cIont i'e- lee past. cerdon of policemen was placed around the to~n to prevent pea pla from leaving
 pr. Artier. however went to the su- burb oi Mcrne Rouge. He was riding back 10 St. Pierre when Jhe explosion occurred He turned and lied across the mountain to Fort de France.
 With the exception nf q prisoner Wno was confined in q dungaon at the time of the explosion. pr. Artier is really the sole survivor of St. Pierre
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
pEI.EE STILL RI-MBHNG.

London. May 14.-The Fort de Franc correspondent Of the Times in dis patch describing the present condition cf Mont Pelee says the volcano is still rumbling. and three luminous points on the lower slopes of the mountain, which are casting fncandesceat rays. seem tc presaGe further calamity.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
CANADIAN RELIEF FUND.

Ottawa. Canada. May 1.-The Cana dian parliament today voted $50.G00 for the relief of the sufferers Of Martinique ard St. Vincent. Half the amount will go to each. The vote was unanimous. The motion was made by the minister cf finance and seconded by the leader of the CopositiOll.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
TOO MUCH OR TOO LITTLE.
Kansas Now Being Over Supplied With
 Rain.

Topeka, Kansas May 1t.-In many Kansas communities today rain contin- ucd to fau. In ConCordia three inches of water fell in an hour. A clauGburst near there caused considerable damage In -ArkaDsas City an electrical storm did much harm to telephone systems From several places come reports of railroad tracks and small bridges being either washed out or damaged.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

Chicago. May 1f.-Frcd Fowler. 1sel r. Leonard Wall and Harry Morris. were drowned in the lake at Downer's s grove re2r Chicago today. The four boys were in q boat. which capsized. Fowler took one boy ashore and return ed for the other two, who seized his arms and 2ll three perished.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
CHECKER RANCH FOR LEASE

On account of absence Of owner, the Golden Wing ranch, fully equipped for handling 2,0C0 hens, will be leased to responsible parties AT A NOMINAL RENTAL. Has a good stock on hand two incubators, brooder, barns. horse wagon, water supply, etc. Situated near end of Brill Addition car line cn Mcdowell road.
 Telephone 373I.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington. May f. - Wyomfns Showers Thursday; cooler in west i,or- tiou- Friday fair, probably warmer.
 Arizona. Fair; warmer Thursday Friday fair
 New Mexico.-Fair Thursday and Friday.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

It is possible that other discrepancies may be found but the total cannot be grea tly increased.
 Reipling had a great many visitors at the jail yesterday. There was hardly a moment when there was not some one in his eek He has always been popular in Phoenix and all his friends are not disposed to turn from him in his present difficulty. A great deal Of sympathy is expressed for his family.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
PORTO REGAIN DELEGATE.

Washington. May 1.-The committee on insular affairs in the house today ordered a favorable report on the bill to provide for delegate to the house of representative from Porto Rico.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

to 757s q 75%4c. and closed at 7514@759sc.
 July corn sold early at 622lc, jumped to 627sc. and closed at 631ac.
 July oats huctUated very narrowly and closed weak at 357s@37c.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
NO ALASKAN R. R. LANDS.

Washington, May 1z.-The house committee on public lands today order ed adverse reports on all bills relating to granting Of alternate sections cf land to proposed railway corporations in AIaSka
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
ARIZONA POSTMAsTERs.

Washington, May 14.-Confirmations by the senate today include the follow ing postmasters for Arizona: A. J. Hudson of Clifton and G. J. McCabe Of Bisbce.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
CANAL VERSUS CUBA
 RECIPROCITY FOLKS
Want to Change the Order Of Business
 in Favor of Their bj|I

" 70 is Prospect of Disposing of the Philip pines Government Bill Next Week-Disappearing Gun Carriages the Subject of Debate in the Senate Tester day-In the Course of House Debate on the Naval Appropriation Bill Southern Member Assails the Philippines Policy.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Copper Nors Than Holding Its Own
 Tug of War in Grain Pits.

New York, May 14.-Todays small changes in the prices of stocks were mostly gains, but the frmncss of the market was passive.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
THERE WAS AFFAIR
 FOR FORT DE FRANCE
A Great Fire Was Seen il That Diroc-
 lion Tuesday Night

There Were Really Only Two Survivors Of St. Pierre and One of Them Was a Prisoner in a Dungeon The Panic in the West Indies Following the Disaster Last Thursday Has Been Communicated to the Far Away People of Ponca, Nebrasza-A Story That Vesuvius Had Broken Out
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
BONDS.

Eccundins =, registered and coupon, 1c9%3; 3's. registered and coupon. JOS; ncw Is. registered ard coupon. 13I4 5':'. registered and coupon, 1o5l..
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
EOVERNOR BRODIE.

Washington, May 14.-Confirmation by the senate; Alexander O. Brodie, to be governor of Arizona after June 30.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
 St. Louis. May H. @t. Lcuis... .... ...S 01GG0O 0 | New York. .... ....1 0 l 9 1 0 6 Q 1--l0 BatteIies-JoyCe, Wicker, O'Neil and Ryan; Mattherson and Bowerman. Cincinnati. May H. Cincinnati ... .. @ 0 0 Q O O Philadelphia. .. .. ..2 1 0 0 0-G Batteries Currie and Peitz; Masae and Dooin.
 : sPittsburg. May H. PittsburG.. -. .. 70 1 i 0 o o 3 O. , Boston,. .... .... ..6 ] 0 1 0 0 1-10 Batteries-Chesbro. Poole and OCon- nor: Pittinger and Moran.
 Chicago, May H. Chicago .... Il 0 1 1 %-S Brooklyn. .. .. 70 o 1 0 ] Q G-2 Batteries-I;hoades and King; Hughes and Ahearn.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
WOOL AND HIDES.

New York, May 14.-Hidcs firm. Wool dull.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

in Washington. A vote upon the measure will be taken tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
VESUvIUs AIAL1GNrD.

Naples. May 14--A report publish .d in Paris that Mount Nesuvius is .n eruption is without foundation
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
THREE BOYS DROWNED.

\ Brave Rescuer, After Saving One.
 Ferished with the Other Two.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
Cincinnati. May H.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland May h. Cleveland. .. .. .. 900 , c 0 0 O-2 Detroit. .... ...1 0 1 c Q l 0 o-3
 Batteries-Sreit and Bemis; Mercer and Bulelow.
 Philadelphia. May H. Boston,. .... .. ....1 0 0 0-1 Philadelphia. .. 70 0 0 c l 2 5
 Battcries-Dineen and Warner; Illus tiIgs and Powers.
 Washington, May 14- Washington. .. - c 0 0 o o >-i BaltimCre.. .... .. 70 Q c c l c Q Q 0-1
 B3tteries-ToWnsend and Danohue; Howell ard Robinson. Chicago. May H. Chicago. -. -. Il , 3 q 01 @-12 St Louis. 70 0 Q . q O. Batteries-CaIiahan and T. McFar- land; Powell. Rcidy and Sugden.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. 1jilv aukee. 2: Columbus. 3 1 Minneapolis, ?; Indianapolis, 3.
 St. Paul, 1; Louisville, 6. i Kansas City. 3; Toledo, 1.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
BASE BALL
The Result of Contests in the Four
 Leagues Yesterday

RATIONAL LEAGUE.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
THE ANGEL DIME.

Sails fer the Stricken Islands Laden
 With Supplies.
 New York, May 1f-Thc Unite-I States auxiliary cruiser Dixie, which
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-08-02
THE PUBLISHING INDUSTRY.
The Rnpidity of Its Growth and I'm.
mcnsity of Its Magnitude.

The Rnpidity of Its Growth and I'M
mcnsity OF It's Magnitude.
OF the mass of industrial data that
was collected by the twelfth census and
which is being tabulated for publica-
ton, nothing will exceed in popular
interest the figures showing the aston
ishing growth of the publishing indus
try.
The public is not greatly interested
in the output Of steel billets or woolens
in given year. 1t does not concern IT.
self about the tons of corn starch that
were ground out In 1900. These figures
mean little to the popular mind. But
when we reach the publishing industry
we are considering the mightiest agen-
cy for the dissemination of popular in
telligence. The capital invested in this
business and it's yearly output may he
regarded in a way as barometers of the
popular appetite for reading.
The statistics for the census year 1900
show that 22,312 establishments report
ed for this industry, representing to-
tai investment of s2s2, SIT O72. The sum,
however, represents only the live cap
ital utilized and the value Of the land,
buildings, tools, machinery and imple-
ments. The value of the products of
the industry for one year is given as
$347. .O55,O which Is an increase of "a
per cent. in decade. To produce this
involved an outlay of sS6O9O,71s for sal
aries of officials and clerks, $S4, ,249, ,SS9
for wages, $55,S97,52s for miscellaneous
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-08-02

men to enter upon public service. The
work to be done is the thing; and the
exhileration Of pegging away at 1t, the
Joy Of striving and the satisfaction Of
accomplishment-these are the rewards
which come with it automatically.
Anyone minded to cry out for the ''stars
and ribbons and the other toys with
which we children Of larger growth
amuse ourselves" shows thereby that
he does not know the true Zest Of pub
lie work. He needs to be set down to
read Emerson's essay on "Compensa-
tion." The only rewards worth having
are those which come all In the days
work; and the public servant can hope
for greater rewards than the common
man only as his work Is more difficult
and important, calls out every power
more fully and sustains with O larger
pleasure Of struggle and achievement
New York Evening Post.