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Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
STOCKS.

Atchison S2is: do preferred, 1oo%;; C. X O.. 46# Rock Island, 11l14: Bis Four, l02la; C. & S. 30A do preferred, reg: C. t& $. second preferred. 42% Erie. 36l.; Great Northern preferred. 1S71a: Manhattan. i31: Metropolitan, 1884: Missouri Pacifis. 110: N. J. Cen tral. 1SG: N f. Central. 1551s: Pennsyl vania, 15lH: St Louis & San Fran cisco, 69: do preferred, S2: do second preferred, 72; St. Paul, 175h; Southern Pacific. Git4: Union Pacific, l047s; Copper. 63E: Anaconda, 1G6: Sugar. 126; T.. $. Steel. 313s; do preferred. S9lk Western Union, SSA; santa Fc Copper. i1s.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
RETURNING BOEES.

Island of St. Helena. June 27.-The first consignment of Boer prisoners, numbering AIS men, sailed from here yesterday for SCuth Africa. After talk ing the oath of allegiance to Great Britain. the prisoners marched to the boats singing the national anthems.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, June 7.-Cattle-Receipts, POGO. including 300 Texans. Steady Good to prime steers. nominal, $7.6OM $40: poor to medium, $4.75@7.50; stock CTS and feeders, $2.5O@5.25; COWS. s1.4O @6: heifers, $2.4OG4.50: canners, S1.4O@ 2.50; bulls. S2.7565.75: calves, S2.5G@650; Texas fed steers, $4d7.
 Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Sheep steady; lambs steady. Good to choice wethers. $2.15GI4; fair to choice mixed. S350m 3.I5: western sheep. S27504: native lambs. clipped, $4@6.50: spring lambs, top, $7.25.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
CASHIER SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Tragedy Follows the Troubles of a
 Newport Bank.

Newport, June 21.-At o'clock this evening Anthony $. Sherman. cashier of the Merchants bank, state insti tuition, attempted to commit suicide by shooting himself in the left temple. The bullet passed through his head and physicians say he cannot live.
 For two years the bank has been in hard straits, and today it was unable tc meet two small notes. The largest depositors have withdrawn their de- posits, and the bank has barely been able to keep it's doors open.
 MT. Sherman has dealt largely in stocks.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
A CONTESTED SEAT.

Washington, Jun 21.-The house to- day began the consideration Of the con- tested election case Of Horton vs. But Ter from the Twelfth Missouri district. The vote will be taken tomorrow.
 Some odds and ends were cleared up during the early portion of the session. Requests for unanimous consent for which there is always great demand during the closing days Of the session were suddenly blocked today by MT. Neon, e. Tennessee, who tcld his friends that he would object to all sucn requests until he was recognized to ask consideration of a bill to give Indian territory a territorial form of govern nieNt.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
WAS NOT INVITED.
What Bryan Would Have Done if He
 Had Had d Chance.

Lincoln. Neb.. June 26.-W. j. Bryan last night announced that he was net invited to the Tilden club banquet in New York, adding that if he had been he would have responded, explaining why he would net attend political banquet given in honor oi one who twice opposed the democratic ticket, and had never since announced his in tention to return to the party.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
HOWARD LONG
 WAS DROWNED

Long Beach, Cal. June 27.-Howard Long, aged twenty, son Of A. A. Long of Phoenix, Arizona. and E. E. Hair lip were drowned off Long Beach wharf while in swimming late this afternoon. J. J. Cox. who owns q restaurant at Long Beach. was saved by boatmen when exhausted and partially stran- gied
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

Lcndon, July 27.-Gus Ruhlin who defeated Tom Sharkey before the Ma ticnal Sporting club last Wednesday, challenges the winner Gf the approach ing Jeffries- es-Fitzsimmons contest Ut San Francisco to fight either in Eng land CT the United States
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

1sc on certain grades, with all grades ruling favoring buyers. Copper closed at these prices: Standard spot to Au- gust. $11.371a to $11S21a; lake. s11.S7ls to $12-25; e,nctrolytic. $11.90 to $12.O5 and eastingHtorary s12-
 Silver, 52Ac. DlEisio, eSs Pc,
 Mexican dollars, 421Ac. V
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

r. Howard, against the New York Gen. tral railroad company for $100,000 dam ages for the death of her daughter, who was killed with her husband, William R. Howard. of New Rochelle, in the Park avenue tunnel collision. resulted in a verdict in the supreme court for $15.0G0 against the company. Mrs. Howard was the only woman who met death in the Park avenue disaster.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
CHANGE OF SHIFTS.

Washington, June 2I.-The navy de partneent received q telegram today an nounc5nG he arrival at Panama of the SunbcAt Ranger. which will keep watch of eveGts on the Pacific side of the isthmuS and allow the Philadelphia to come nor. T.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
WATER STORAGE BILL
 FAVORABLy REPORTED

Washington, June 21.-Special.- Senator Beveridge reported favora ply to the senate today bill authorizing the county O. Maricopa, Arizcna. to issue bonds for the construction of res ervoirs and dams for water storage.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

cred are distinctly favorable and hope ful. The doctors regard the danger of peritonitis as now almost past and be- lieve his majesty's recovery to be en- tirely probable.
 Lcndon is illuminated tonight in re- cogniticn of the good news
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, June 27.-Forecast: New Mexico-Fair Saturday and Sun day; cooler in northern portions Sat
 Arizona-Fair Saturday anG Sunday. urday.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
BASE BALL
Result of Contests in the Four Leagues
 Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis, June 27.-St. I4ouis-Runs, i; hits. F; errors. 3. Chicago-Runs, G.: hits, 10: errors. 0. Batteries-Y erkes, Wicker and Ryan: Rhodes and King.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

New York, June 27.-New York Runs, I; hits, i: errors. ?. Philadel- pbia-Runs, [; hits, P; errors, l. Bat teries-Burke and Bowerman; White and Dooin
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
CAPE TOWN FIRE.

Cape Town. June 21.-There has been a big fire in the heart of the city and several large business houses have been destroyed. Loss very great.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
I,DNDS.

l.. $. ref 2s, reg. 107M coupon, 1oSA ; Ss. reg and coupon, 107; new As. reg and coupon, 134a4 old 4s, reg, 1O97s; coupon, 1107s; 5s, reg and coupon, 1O5.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
CUBAN RECIPROCITY
 PRECIP|TATED AGAIN
Senator Teller Rises in Defense of
 the Beet Sugar Bill

He Sees in the Reciprocity Proposition the Hand of the Sugar Trust-He Would Favor General Revision of the Tariff, But Not Legislation Affecting Single Industry-Mr P1att Replies That Tariff Revision Is Not Contemplated, But Only the Performance of the Plain Duty of This Country, to Cuba and Itself.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
THE KING MAY LIVE
 THE BEST BULLETIN
Was Issued at Eleven O'clock Last Night Bearing Hope

London Sat Up Until Late Hour to Rejoice and the Joy Was Communicated to Other Cities Throughout Great Britain - Prominent Physicians in the Metropolis Agree That the Chances of Recovery Are Very Favor able-The Improvement Was Maintained at O'clock This Morning-The Departure of MT. Reid.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

Boston, June 21.-Boston-Runs, 9: hirs, Ii; errors, 6. Brooklyn-Runs. [: hits, 10; errors, ?. Batteries-Hale, Willis and Kittredee; Kitson and \ hnarn
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
THE PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK

 E. 5. Presden l.
 
  F. M D. M W. H. ran
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
s15,oOO Fof fs MRS. TOWARDS LIFE.

White Plains, N. J., June 27.-The suit of Mrs. Amanda E. Cox, as admin istratrix of the estate of Mrs. Amanda
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, June 27.-Cleveland-Runs l. hits, s: errors, l. St. Louis-Runs, :; hits, [; errors. l. Batteries-Moore md Bemis; Powell and Donahue.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Stock Market Wholly Neglectsd-Up-
 ward Movement in Oats.

New York. June 31.-To.lay the stock market fell into profound neglect.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

Runs, :; hits, s; errors, l. Philadel- phia-Runs, 4: hits, 3: errors. 0. Bat terics-Townsend and Clarke: WiItse and Schreck.
 Baltimore, June 27.-Baltimore-Run 5: hits. 6; errors. 1. Boston-Runs, 6: hits, 13; errors. o. Batteries-Howell and Bresnahan: Winters and Warner.
 WESTERN LEAGUE.
 Milwaukee. June 27.-Des Moires- Runs, ,: hits, 10; errors, ?. Milwaukee Huns. 3; hits, 9: errors l. Batteries Barry and LOhbeck: kenna and Lu- cia. Postponed at end of thirteen in nings.
 St. Joseph. June 27.-St. Joseph Col orado Springs game postponed; rain
 Kansas City, June 21.-Kansas City Runs, 3; hits, }; errors. l. Denver Runs. ?; hits. s: errors. ?. Batteries Nichols and Messitt; Gordon and Me Cornell.
 Peoria. June 31.-Peoria- Omaha game postponed; rain.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
 Louisville, June 27.-Louisvillek Kan saS City game postponed; rain.
 Toledo, June 27.-Toicdo, ,: St. Paul, 6
 Indianapolis. June 27.-Indianapolis, ,; Milwaukee, l.
  Minneapolis, 1.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

WOOL AND HIDES New York, June 21.-Hides and wool quiet.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
''TREVES,
 LEAKING. "BARLOW.''

The Prince and Princess of Wales dined at Buckingham palace tonight in company with visiting royalties. All the diners returnd early to their homes.
 The unanimity among the prominent physicians expressing their opinions as to the case of the king is quite remark able. All professional opinions gath
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

tion bill was adopted finally, as were
 several other less important measures.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

LondCn, June 21.-"It's the best yet" was the popular comment with which the bulletin posted at Buckingham pal ace at II o'clock tonight was greeted. A small crowd waited before the palace until the bulletin was brought cut, and when the news became known there were cries of ''hear-hear' and cheers. Lord Churchill, acting chamberlain, drove up to the palace just as the bull letin was issued and expressed keen pleasure at the doctors report of the kings condition. After learning the contents of the bulletin the crowd at the palace quickly dispersed, and the rejoicing which was already apparent in the crowded streets increased in keeping with the terms of the latest re- port.
 The II o'clock bulletin was as fol- lows: 2 His majesty's condition is in all re- spects satisfactory. The king has had a comfortable day and has made sub stantial improvement.
 I,l
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28
METALS.

New York. June 27.-Copper went off
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

THE DAY STARTS WELL London, June 2S.-King Edwards i'm provement was maintained at 1 o'clock this morning.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-28

Washington, June 21.-Washington- Runs, :; hits, 6; errors, l. Philadel- phi2-Runs, 4: hits, ,: errors, 0. Bat and Clarke: WiItse and Schreck.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18
POLITICAL NOTES.
Powers. Littlefieid, Burleigh, Alien--sil
renominated, of course.

Powers, Littlefieid, Burleigh, Alien--sil
renominated, OF course.
Ala repu biicsn caucus held at Brooks
willie Monday afternoon, George II. Tap
ley was nominated TO represent the class
towns OF Csstine, BrooksviIle, orlsnt,
Brooklin and Aurora.
The republicans OF the fourth con-
gressional district OF Maine In eonven-
tion at Bangor last Thursday, re.
nominated Lieweilyu Powers for con-
gresham by reclamation.
The democrats of Maine in convention
at Bangor yesterday nominated S. w.
Goaid, of Skow hogan, for governor. A.
w. Greedy, OF Ellsworth, was made the
Hancock county vice president of the
convention, b. Z. Whitney, OF Bar
Hsrbor, was member of committee on
resolutions. e. e. Brady, OF Ellsworth,
was reelected state committeeman.
The third district democrats at Bangor
yesterday nominated Elliot N. Benson.
OF Bar Hsrbor, for Congress. Benson is q
good fellows first-rste feliow-but IN.
fortunately he's democrat, and sis
chances OF landing in Gov. Barieigh's
seat at Washington are about as small as
those of the traditional cat most I'M
fortunately situate d AID without claws.
The democrats OF the fourth district
have nominated Thomas White, Of Ban
gor. for Congress.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18
Work of .Trrha Student.

The students of the Massachusetts, Ia
sfituse OF Technology who, with profess
sors and instructors, srr here for field
work, have pat in one week Of bard work
and study. The practical experience In
engineering which they gain Ia this work
is VI great value to thea.
The work here consists of making a
more or less complete msp OF = section
which probshiy will he snne two or thres
miles tn area. So far they have been
working siong he river. aud have com
pleted msps OF the river from about .
mile beiow the city to the Doyle bridge.
II is probable that they viii continue
this TO the upper dam.
The base line for the survey Il section
OF the railroad. and from this, by trsangu-
lation, other distances and ranges are
found.
A seoiogist Is with the party, and some
study viii be made OF the geological for
nations OF this vicinity. Some hydraulic
work Is also being done, and measure
ments are now being taken OF the flow Of
the river at point short dtstsnee above
the lower dam. Tidal Observations are
also berg taken.
The data ana figures which are being
obtained here viii form par, OF the
class work at tes institute during the
next school year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18
WASHINGTON LETTER.


WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 1.-THE
treasury department is moving speedily
towards the purchase OF q site for the
new public building at Bar Harbor. Gov.
Burleigh took the matter up Immediately
on the signing OF the Mercer omnibus
public building bill, with the result that
the department has already asked for
bids for sale OF plot Of land lbs by $50
feet.
The bids viii be opened on July IL, and
soon thereafter the department will
decide which of the offers Is most desir-
able. The bill carries an authorization
for 20 600 for the site, and IL is expected
here that all this money will be used in
buying the necessary ground.
The public building law carried only
authorization for the purchase, but as
soon as the desirable ground can he
selected, there will be money in the treas
ury to pay for II. Gov. Burleigh has seen
to 1t that an item was placed on the sun
dry civil appropriation bill, appropristing
Is 600 for the purchase Of this site, so that
the money will be available ss soon as
the ground desired Is offered. Otherwise
It would have been necessary to wait TIL
some time next winter before the money
could be had.
Frank r. Reyes, of orlanc, has written
Gov. Burieigh regarding the proposed
change OF the rural free delivery route,
No. 1927, through that town. Gov. Bur-
Ieig has filed the letter, and a rough
plan OF the route as proposed when
changed, with Superintendent Maeheu,
OF the rural free delivery service, adding
his earnest recommendation that the
matter be placed in the Hands OF Special
Inspector E. p. BouteIie, OF Bangor,
Maine, Tor early Investigation and re-
port.
The postoftice department has jost
entered upon the establishment OF routes
for the new fiscal year, which begins
July /, and is now deciding upon routes
to begin on August /. One route out OF
Oakland has just been authorized In the
third congressional district, and Gov.
Burleieh has been urging that some OF
the petitions for Hancock county be con-
sidered. Something on that line will
probably be heard before long.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

On Friday the President sent to
Congress message devoted exclu-
sively to the subject OF Cuban reci-
procity. There is nothing domineer-
ing or dietatorial about Mr.. Roose-
velt's utterance. 1t is a straightfor-
ward, forcefui appeal to Congress to
carry to successful issue the great
work begun when the United States
declared war against Spain because of
the oppression she had visited upon
Cuba, and which ended with the es-
tablishment of the republic OF Cuba.
Mr.. Roosevelt urges Congress not to
curtail the magnanimous policy of
this great and powerful nation by
hating before the complete fulfil
ment of the pledges she has made to
Cuba, to the world, but, more than all,
to herself; no. 10 permit sordid and
selfish reasons TO deter her from in
surfing to the new born republic that
measure OF prosperity which can re-
suit only from generous reciprocal
concessions.
He expresses the firm conviction
that such concessions will not injure
any industry in this country. He
dwells upon the fact that, by the lin
itations which we have placed on
Cuba's foreign policy through the
Platt amendment, we have obligated
ourselves to grant her special conces-
sions in return.
Before Mr.. Roosevelt sent his mes
sage to Congress, it was urged upon
him that such course would be mex
pedient, that it would have a tenden-
cy to injure his chances OF renomina-
ton, that it might even injure the
chances of republican victory at the
polls, but these objections had no
weight with the President.
He regards the enactment of a law
providing for Cuban reciprocity as a
duty, and with him the conviction
that certain action is duty, out
weighs ali other considerations. His
manly exposition of his convictions
cannot bat command the respect OF all
true Americans, whether they take
issue with his reasoning or not.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

you before. / congratulate you"
When the adjutant called the name
Philip Sheridan, there was an uproar
OF applause as a cadet, short, but
sturdy, and with get there written all
over him, stepped up to get his diplo-
ma. 'sHow do you do, Phil ?n said the
President. "Don't forget your name"
To Cadet Rigby Valiant, OF Kansas,
who was to be married the day fol-
lowing his graduation, fact with
which the President was wei ac-
quainted, he said: 81 wish you much
happiness, Mr.. yaliant.n - Bangor
Commercial
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

On July u the last installment of
the States temporary loans will be
paid by Treasurer Smith, and Maine
will then owe nothing above its
bonded debt. When Governor Hill
assumed the duties OF the chief ex-
ecutive, on the first Wednesday OF
January, 1901, the State owed $500, ooo
of temporary loans. or this sum
$4,000 was raised on account of the
Spanish war and the balance was
borrowed on account of the construc
ton of the new insane hospital at
Bangor and for other incidental State
expenditures. The legislature of 1901,
although liberal in its appropriations,
was kept within reasonable bounds by
the influence of Governor Hill, who
desired to wipe ont the temporary
loans before consenting to any
marked increase in the running ex-
penses OF the State government.
The result OF this business-like fore
sight was that within one month of
the Inauguration OF Governor Hill,
s200, 1000 in temporary loans were paid
and the interest stopped; and in one
more month the remaining loan of
$1,000 will be settled, as Treasurer
Smith has the money in sight for the
purpose. And when the first day of
January, 1908, comes around, the State
will show the best financial condition
1t has for several years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

TO put the brske on tho wagon going down
the hill IL help 20 the horse, when the wagon
lie heavily loaded. But what driver would think
OF applying the brake to q loaded wagon going
up hill? IL be did, his sensible horse would
probably halk, Many man IL In the condition
of pulling q load up bill with the brake set
against him. When his stomach 10 ont OF order
and the allied organs of digestion and nutrition
impaired Ia their functions. . friction Is set up
which has 70 be overcome In addition 10 the
performance of daily duties. A foul stomach
makes foggy brain, ana the man with 3 dis
ordered stomach has often 20 grope his way
through the days business like man In fog.
He forgefs appointments Problems seem pre-
scented 70 bis mind wrong end to-. This con
dltion 10 entirely remedied by the use of Or.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. IL puts
the stomach and digestive and nutritivs ~ stem
Into condition of perfect health. and gives a
clear brain, a steady hand and light step for
the days duties. When constipation clogs the
channels Of the body, DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets VIII work an efectuai cure Of that dis
astrous disease.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18
notice or roRscLosuRE.


yy-HEREAS Isabel II. ThuTston - -,
w Charles ]. Thurston. both OF Ire inoes s
Hancock county, Maine. BY their m9steNs
deed, dated the eighteenth day 81 April, - =,
Isss, recorded in vol 2as. page IS. OF the hs s~
cock county, Maine, registry OF dseds, $50 "a
veyed TO nae, the undersigned. one uh1iss - -
eighth Of a certain lot or parcel OF IN -
uatea In FREMONT aforesaid and boanose1 - a
described as follows. to witt begipnssp a.
the water near Bass Hnrhnr Head IN ny = -
vision line OF lot herein described Ane 81 s,Hr
William MeMpliens thence ncrth eishs33 ,s-d
and ono half degrees east sixty-two fo1,ql aht.
twenty links TO the road leading 10 the iis s.
house, thence north eighty.four nnu Ia
half degrees east orc hundred and slAly . si
10 the west line OF lot number 10 seegss 80
20 Salem Towne. IT.. plan; thence no,ltnuSsIi
and half degrees east TO land o. 1880
ard Greeiy dfIy rods; thence south sisfts,gsA
four and half degrees east nfty roas ~ W ~nd
OF William p. Sawyer; thence SOUTH ~ ten
one half degrees west one hundred ~ pa,isr.
and one half rods to land OF Mf5s., 5ssrses
thenee north eighty-one and one-hAll ~ - ~ 4
west one hundred and seventeen 100, de-
stone walls thence north eighty-sis"a srd
grees twenty minutfs west. twenty = isAs,.hty.
one half rods 10 n cellar thence soetn ,ss.ter;
eight degrees west dfty-six rods 70 the 80 M
thence by the water northeFly 20 the Ps .svsn 4
beginning. containing sixty-efsnt an 'as n Z
tee %. fortieths more or less; Ana VIZ ats.atess3
condition OF said mortgage has eeen - ~ n
now, therefore, BIZ reason OF the Dre@ens
condition thereof, claim fofscicsa,,
said mortgage. AEpREw r w. IN
Datsd at Ellsworth this 18th dAy :"
a. g. f9c1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-18

The probable retirement from the navy
OF Capt. Samuel c. Lemiy, now judge ad-
yoeste general OF the navy, has consider
able interest for the lower counties OF
Maine. Capt. Lemiy has many friends
In Waldo and Hancock counties, for be
married a Waldo county girl, Miss MILF
ken, a daughter OF Frank Miiiiken, Of
Belfast, and niece OF the late Seth l..
Miiiiken. Although q North Csrolinisn
by birth, be has been much unidentified
here with Maine people. For the lsst ten
years he has been Unidentified with the
ministraiion Of justice In the navy, and
is probably the best navy lawyer In this
country.
IL has been the intention OF Secretary
Moody 10 have as few naval officers In
bureau places as possible, and for that
reason he has been planning TO tiii many
OF the offices in the navy department
with civilians, where this could well be
done, because of the great demand tor
naval officers on the warships. For that
reason Capt. Lemiy applied for the COIN
mand OF ship, bat bic health being
poor, be has been examined by retiring
board, and win probably be retired on
pay. His family has resided In this city
Tor several years.