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Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
THE WELSH RAEBLT
Again Erroreously Classified With
 the Lsporidac Family.

\ waiter in popuiIl res;aur:;;i; in this to~n yesterday evening made 9 mistake that had often been made 5e- fore .l seatieman .ui.e well known il railroad circles I,-.us.-n.s:.ei by his wife. went into the restaurant ;.-.I .i.- liVcred thelr ore,er- The gentleman wanted q T-b2ne ste2& a,,I his wife ordered :: Welsh rabbit in tha .our.s. of time the steal; and i,+ ac,cn.o3ai- l;}entS We're served bu. tho lGdr':s .rI ar vas not Forthcoming Ti3erc is nCt |. more patient lady in Phoenix. out tErrc was never a huolan patience so long that it has no end aad welsh r3pDH in the hands Of one who knows how to construct u is :; creature of quick 2nd easy Ircparation.
 Therefore. afte.. the same waiter il@ : passed ;iie table several times tn. lady stopped him and inaaircd if h- hai forgotten her order lis reply showed that he belonged [, that large and iil- informed family w hich believes that the Welsh rabbit belongs ;o the genus Lepcridae. NO. ! haven't forgot it'- he said: '-EoU ordered one uf them Eei- ;-ium hares and We didu't have an.- on hand: I've got feller out now sparrin' though the neiEhborhooi h Seq if he can't find one. bat don't much believe there's any in town. Tneye're mighty nard to git.
 Sometimes. people in ordering .t
 Welsh rabbit. by q very common mis- take make it easier for walters who d. not i,nnv what one ia. by calling for ;s Welsh rarcbit." Is 3 matter of fact there is no such thing. Welsh rabbit is the right expression. It is q iocular term. formed after the style of the Norfolk capon." which means d red herring. The expression belongs to q large and numerous group of names which describe q special dish or pro duet or peculiarity Ci a particular dis trict. of which there are tha following eXanpies: AS mentioned above 8 Nor folk c&pGn is q red herring. sometimes called ( Glasgow magistrate: ar Essex lion is q calf; q Fieldlane duck is sheep's head: Irish apricots or Nun ster piunls are potatoes. Arizona straw berries are baans~ctc
 The notion that a Welsh rabbit has anything to dc with ''rare-bit' is ar absurdity. It is genuine slang term. The rabbit is VarinusIy constructed.
 Il i9 the best made with cheese melted with Il little ale and poured over slic-s of hot tsasJ. Cream mustard aud ] " worcestershire sauce are scmctirn az added.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
THE MD0NALD SUIT
Against the Bard Of Supervisors May
 Be Filed Today.

' is understood that ;j suit will be filed today by Rotrc! Mcdonald. aaSinst inc supervisors and tax pay CTS tC TecaV-- thrc- times the amount If the money allowed by the board un- der the laH passed by the last leGisla- trre for th- puvEos- Cr encoUre EiIlss reservoir construction. Air. Mcdonald i:i pro" -e,.ilS iI this ease un.ier what is known ss tiie Reilly law. whereby py5iic n-2acy ;'aid cut ny public ofn- ,ials. ''Wi;ncJt warrant of law" may be recovered About two weeks ago AIT- Mcdonald laid the matter h fore the ,:=stri't 3ztafHey, and rtQuest-:! him lo h=ein suit Ten days having passed z-ith.ut can4-siiause with l..s request ie is in q r@sitiou to begin sui, n.m- self
 Tn supervisors are not s0 appreher- siv- Of the result of il that they have DsS gun to put ths5. property out of their hands to avoid the payment Of the judgment which Mr. A:cDonaIi thinks ne is going to get.
 The principal claim of the plaintiT will be that the Jaw under which the board cf supervisors are acting is spe- ciaI legislation ard is therefore invaI- i'd Since Eir- Mcdonald made his re- quest upon tho district attorney Co ur- dertalze the recover. of thc money. Delegate smith has introduced into the house of representatives a Dill ratify- ing tila reservoir act Il was supposed that AIr- AcI)o.:ald volld wait awhile and see what congress would do with the measure. f9: fl the legislative act should be ratified. it is not likely that an Arizona court would pass upon il while its ratification is i:endinE.
 t is the general impression that the oojoctors U the law and Mr. McDon- aid. SC far is the only one, have not proceeded in the right way. The law had been in force for some time before the board took any action upon it. not withstaudirs it vas requested to do sc by the board of trace and the busi- ness men ot the city. Not oniy were the regular petitions filed. but citizens called cn the board daily and urged that it asi< Judge Street to appoint the
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
PHOTOGRAPHERS
 WERE FIRED OUT
J. P. Morgan's Examination in Case
 Against Northern Pacific.

New York. Mar 2G.-J. Pierpont Nor gan gave evidence today before special EXamine.' Mabey. in the suit of Pete. Power against the Northern Pacific railway company. He was questioned two hours and a half by George AL fred L-a!!.;. counsel for Power. and dur ilS that time he answered questions rapidly and without th- slightest ap- Pe2rance of reserve. Only once OF twice. when questions were asked con corning the relationship of j. P AIo.- gan 6 C.. with the firms o' customers did he decline to answer.
 Before the hearing was opened Mir Morgan objected tc the presence cf ., H1nb-r of rho-o@ldrhers and t..- Were directed jo leave the rcaHi.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
Additional Local


HANDSOME, FLoWERG;-Airs Clara <. Evans frequently remmcbers lho PhoeniS 5oar;! of trade Wit,l bou4ue gs from her flower g2rden and yesterday sent in an unusually pretty one
 DEMONSTPATION WIGii \ GUN The other morning three young mon U ere coming into Phoenix on a PGH- man from the north. One of them had one of these automatic reVolvera which require onl.- the pressure 0f q finger when it will begin turning out hullets Iiks 2 garden hose does water The own rr ct the sun removed the nasazine and proceeded to show his coTn,&ni0ls. who had never seen one. now it work, lie had forgotten that there Was a car tridGs in the barrel. The three were lowering ove. tac weapon and .he ;li;::.2la of the barrel WAS pointed u''- ward. 4 kind providence that ii 3:n- ing must have knocked off worl: every where else in order to protect thosr three young men for wh"r ;Is. gun wcat eff it merely s;ra@ed all their faces and sin%cd all their hair. Providence trough. was not kind to the Pullman Palace Car company. for the bullet struck the fancy hardwood under o3c Of the windows. splintered jt ana buria ! itself in the sill under the outer win Cow.
 THE INGERS0I-L CAsi2.-Thare Were no developments yesterday il the case of Mrs. Sarah Ingers0ll. who was brought to the shcrifs office On Tu a+- day morning on d suspicion of having murdered Ter husband. James ingc-soN. who is not known to be Gead. His wife said she saw him alive at Wicl:e.:5,lris a little more than WCcs go. and her story is pretty generally believed. She also said that he was then about 1o start overland for Utah. \ TT presents tive of the district attorneys office will go to Nicilen5url- today and IT. t. .,-t some confirmation of the stony. ~ T though he should fait to 6o so. j',It will nct pe conclusive evidence that th- story is not Jruc. for it would ba qujtc possible for man and bis vifa .,s migratory a= tr" IHSer.cIls hay, been t1 spend a I;iy O" tNo in that mining camp WithcHt attracting any special attention to themselves.
 PLNTEOEM ADVERTIGIN.Ci- Mrs. Emma Paddock 'TeIfo-d. who cane he:e recent. from New York to .:j- tend her daughters wedding. rill Ie- main for two CT three months Gat,lar- iaS data and securing pictures fo: fur tler newspaper articles ard later !e-- tlfres under the auspices or the board of education os EeW York Guy. The beard of trade is assisting her il this matter. for her work n ;iCveI 5isins the territory heretofore has shown e.;- crilant results. Mrs. Telford is aH earnest friend of .tri1Gn- and one who i7 il position 10 materially aiI in attracting attention this way. 1T F lectures are all illustrated by ste-eor- tiCon pictures and are not onlr eju- ca;ioual. but entertaining. She is aiao gathering data for the use of the N@,, York Central railroad. which has done much il Advsrtjs;n< Arizona during lhe last year and which promises to con time ,Ea good Wok
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
EiR. LU!IHS' PLATFORAi.

Many friends have asked me if I Were 3 Croaeer or anti Creasr" l.:an- To all and evetEhody I say emph3ticalis that an not pledged to Prot. Creae'i'. l. is bat fair to Air. Ctea@er that | say he has never asked me to pledga myself ta him. r l shall be elected l snail laok to the interests of the ta%- payer and the schools. My duty is to serve the people and rot any indiviI- u1l. Honesty and economy is my motto an1 Improvement iu our present good schools is my aim.
 GEO. IT, =. T.tIl;S.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
For Mecnanics-Lasco Pine Tar So.
NOTICE OF BIDS.

Sealed proposals will be received until Ii o'clock q. Tn. of Saturday. March -. i962. by the board of -ontiol of Ati- Z2n2. a1 the:r office ia th- city of Pior- niZ Arizona, at which dime 2ad plI Y, bids will be o"enel in inc presence of bidde.'<. for furnishing sup:.i;r9 t2 t-g ias;t:.e as: iIm in such ouin.!ias ;s may te reHuircd OIoYe or les+' Tor ;Av three months commerciag April l. 1aG2, and ending Jun- 30. !o3..
 The board roserevs the ri-h, tn lr- cept or reject part oi an of any tiI.
 \ list of s,t3oli--= c..G je seen q: ti.' office of th. Jo}'l cf control
 G1-RH .}F CD.EI!,Ni.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
CETN BRENgTaE @
EOE SALE

A complete steam power plant il: first class condition. Consists of T. H. ?. engine. 20 II. P boiler. pipes. etr. Can he bought for half of original ccst. Call or or address The Republican, Phoenix. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
Hp>Rn .)F Co-HI!,Nl-
Phoenix. Arfz... March 2o. 1909.

 To the Stockholders of the hCn Springs Outing Club:
 Notice is hereby given that the ar- nual meeting of the Stockholders Of the iron springs Outing Club will be hell al the office If it's president Mir. T. W. Peuhertuu. corner Of First avenue and JeGersol street Phoeni;l. Arizona. oI Tuesday. April l, 1902. at eight o'clocl. p. m.. for the purpose Of electing d. rectors and the transaction e s,,h ether business as may properly come before them.
 Nt- u n4.t. ,--N>-
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27

An Indian school symphony concert will be given at the Indian school riiay evening. p. h.. fog the belail of the band General admission. 21c- Five rows reserved seats at 5Gc ,ae1- Seats c@n be reserved by phone No. 17:I.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
in NegIigee Shirts

White and all colors, plain, tucked and plaited bosoms. with with both attached and detached cuffs All the standard makes Wachusett. Wilson Bros. .Ianhat- tan, Star and others.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27

All kinds of printing. ruling, hook and magazine binding and book repair ing done satisfa ctorily and quickly at Tie Republican office
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
En Underwear

We can it anyone, no matter how tall. and thin or short and stout he may be.
 All weights. kinds and qualities z5c, soc. 75c, $1.G0, $125, $1.50. $1.75. $2GO $25O. $3O0.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27

Good things to sat. served in the best styie in our pretty private dining rooms upstairs.
 The Coffee Al Restaurant Co.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons in each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27

The latest in gents necilwear, hosiery and underwear at Plank the Eaters.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27

W. II. ROGLl.C[.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27

Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27

Use Calla Lily borax Soap.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
Mems
 Necessities

Everything for the comfort of the Phoenix man. both young and old, will be found at our Furnishing de- partment. as We have made spe- cial effort this season to have this department second to none.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
Em0rOiqferieS

IiAAiBJIt';.
 %AiNSDOH,
 SWISS.
 Insertion of all kinds. Also a full line of tn" He". embroidery applique in ali widths.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27

GEO. II. x LtHHS.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-27
In Cuffs or
 Collars

Any size collar, either standing or turn down style. and appropri- ate designs for every kind of neck. Cuffs with either the round or square corners. i1 q great variety of styles.
 Hosiery. SUspenGers. Neckwear, Pajamas. Sleeve Buttons. etc.
 Trade here this summer; we will make new man of you.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31
~ EXPLANATION MADE.

Hobert Hoe Of the printing press com
many made n statement after the trouble
was over in which he says lighting was
going on in the ranks IF the procession as
T. PASSED the factory; that some OF 'nose
attached were forced TO the door OF inc
offIcc and there the ighting continued
while missiles thrown by the crowd broke
many widows Of the factory Then 1t
Was saws MIR Hoe, that his employees tried
10 drive the ass1iIauts back by hnrling mis-
s,les at them aud finally turning water on
The crowd. He added that boys working In
Tho factory had been in the habit of jeer-
Ing at Hebrews and he had tried every
thing in bis power TO have the practice
stopped even dschargns boys Of whom
complaint was made
After the riot had been quelled the
funeral procession proceeded to Brooklyn
where the body Of Rabbi Joseph was in
TERED.
The funeral procession did not roach ms
cemetery, however, without Incident As II
PASSED through Brooklyn street someone
threw heavy block Of wood from the roo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31
Especial to rhe postJ

washington, July S0.-without question
representatives. OF the state department
and some OF the governments tarin experte
were confused, II not worried over the
announcement that Russia had Issued a
tentative invitation TO the powers OF Eu'
rome for nm antitrust conference TO be held
az some time In the remote future rnere
was much speculation as to why the
United states, which was not u
party TO the Brussels sugar conference
and which could not, on account Of con
stitutlonal limitations be a party 10 the
proposed antitrust conference, was fur'
nlshed with n copy of the official Invitation
TO the conference. For some days otnciels
OF the state department advanced diuerent
theories In explanation OF the matter, with
cut reaching any very satisfactory conclu-
sion. That Russian statesmanship was
being employed was certain but the pur-
pose of 1t was Ear from clear.
The latest theory advanced by the men
here who watch the development or inter
national matters that promise to aueci
trade relations Is that Russia is playing q
deep game. either FOR he purpose OF re-
cedinE from her position on the bounty.fed
sugar question or In preparation for a new
trade treaty win the United states FOL
the purpose of oftsetting the proposed die
crlmination OF foreign countries against
Russian sugar. Just now Russias import
trade Is not great, amounting to but ABOUT
$3.50, OoO0Oo n year, but IT Ia conceded that
the rapid development OF the empire VIII
omen UP one of the greatest markets In the
East Ultimately China VIII demand more
from other countries than VIII Russia, Out
the Russian demand Will be more rapid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31
TARIFF EXPERTS CONFUSED.
Russia's Proposal of an Antitrust Confer
ence Brings Forth Various Theories.

Already she is furnishing market for ng-
ricultural implements, iron manufactures,
railroad equipment and products or that
Kind that can be supplied by the United
states. Her exports to this country are
almost nominal, her sugar against when
such storm was raised resulting In the
imposing OF countprvaillug duty. amount.
Ing TO less than q shipload year IL ia
lntimated that Mr.. Witte the Russian min.
lister OF finance ia serving notice by the
proposition for trust conference upon I'm
gland, Germany and Austria all trust-gov.
erncd nations, that any attempt upon their
part TO enforce the brussels conference
agreement by Imposing discriminating
duty against RUSSIA, VIII be met by Rus
slas refusal to buy her manufactured goods
from those nations. Russia takes the post
ton that she can set along without En-
gland, Germany and Austria but that they
can not get along without the Agricultural
products, petroleum ana foodstuus tnat
form kussia's principal articles OF export
Mr.. Witte Is encouraging manufacturing in
kussin aud Is trying to reach the ideal
stage whea Russia will be independent or
the world. II this theory ia coScct ami
some OF the best informed diplomats here
believe It IS the United states promises
TO be the gamer, In case the European
countries named insist upon tariff discrimi.
nations against Russia,
The second theory advanced Is that Iue.
sian leaders realize the dithcE.v OF main.
tanning their position in a tm~S war with
other European powers and are presenting
the antitrust conference proposal for the
purpose OF masking their retreat from the
brussels sugar conference, Every interest
II ~ asserted, In Germany, England, Aus
tria and nearly all of the European coun
tries would he against consideration OF the
proposal made by Russia and that nothing
could come of Il, except possibly revision
of trade agreements that would furnish
Russia n means Of eNtrleatlng herself IRON
an embarrassing position,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31
AMERICANS DECORATED.
Emperor William and Prince Henry Con-
fer Numerous Gifts.


berlin July 3O.--'fhe German emperor
has conferred a number Of decorations on
Americans Incidental to the visit 10 tee
United states OF Prince Henry OF Prussia.
The Rcd Eagle Of thu third class IS DC
slowed on Samuel II Ashbridge. mayor Of
Philadelphia; Julius Fleischmann, mayor Of
Cincinnati; Rolla Wells, mayor Of st. Lonls;
David H. Francis. former Governor Of Mis-
souri,; Arthur Eddy OF Chicago aud Gustav
H. scbwab Of New York
The Red Eagle Of the fourth class is given
10 W A Mech sney, general manager Of
the ST. Louis terminal; Gustav Fischer
president Of the German Maennerchor of
Chicago; Chief Of Police Kelly Of st. Louis;
Prof Cbmllo Won Kluze OF Chicago aud
Rev Gustav Zimmerman OF Chicago
Those who received the crown order Of
the third class are john b. Partr dgc,
! rolics commissioner of New York; Dstsc-
/ i've Captain Titus Of New York, Harry
! Rubens OF Chicago and William Woke OF
| Chicago,
The crown order of the fourth class Is
! conferred on Consular Agent Bamhach OF
! Milwaukee. George c. Boidt, manager OF
the Waldorf Astoria hotel New York; +.
f. Coakley. station master 81. Louis, and
Wilhelm Schmidt Of Chicago.
The emperor presents autograph photo
graphs Of himself TO the designers of tho
yacht Meteor Ill, Harry Smith and Henr!
Barley
The foreign office announces list q
nregenfs made by Prince Henry. Some @
them were conferred by the prince whll'
he was IN the United States but most Q
them were sent recently. David J. III
assistant secretary Of state, received gol'
spun box, bearing the letter IL and
crown In diamonds. Rear Admiral u. y
Evans was given an enameled ph0tograpl
| III the prince surrounded by diamonds
| Mator General Corbin's present was a gol'
cigarette case on which was the prince.
n6rtrait In diamonds. Colonel Theodore. a
J Bingham and Commander W. .. SoWies
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31
Especial to The Post)

Washington. July 30.-Attorney General
Knox and Representative Littleheld of
Maine are not In accord. on the subject of
trust legislation. Both meu agree that
additional legislation is needed to enable
the government to deal with combinations
Of capital. which undertake to monopoiize
the production and distribution of different
articles and to increase their cost 20 con
sumers, hut as to the exact character OF
the legislation that is desirable they
after.
There is the best authority for the
statement that the attorney general Is
inclined to be more conservative In his
views as to what ia necessary than Is Mr.
Littleneld The two gentlemen Ind sey-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31

Trust Legislation Is Causing Considerable
PerpIexity Among Leaders.

erai consultations upon the subject before
the Adjournment Of congress They went
SO Jar as to try to agree upon the draft
Of a proposed scheme Of legislation, MIR
Bittleheld drew up bill and proposed
amendment to the constitution Of the
United states Tor he was of the opinion
that II the general government Is TO deal
effectively with trusts additional powers
must be conferred upon congress.
These documents were submitted TO the
attorney general, who revised them. 1t IL
understood that when they were reti7ned
TO Mr.. Littloncld they differed so radA ally
from their nrst form as to be scarcely
rocognlgable At amy rate, Mr.. Atteheld
did not introduce either of them Ia the
house OF representatives. before the adj
tourument.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31
HEBREWS OUTRAGED
Disgraceful Scenes 10 the Streets of
New York.
ATTACKED FROM ABOVE
Water and Missiles Poured Down on
Funeral cOrtege.
RETALIATION BY THE JEWS.
One Hundred Policemen Restored Order
With Great Difficulty
NUMBERS OF PERSONS WERE INJURED
The Riot Was the Result Of Lonustand-
ing Enn,lty Between Hoe Employees
and the Hebrews,
RETALIATION BY THE JEWS.
One Hundred Policemen Restored Order
With Great Difficulty
NUMBERS OF PERSONS WERE INJURED
The Riot Was the Result Of Lonostand-
ing Ennity Between Hoe Employees
and the Hebrews.

New York, July 80. 1.-THE funeral Of the
late Chief Rabbi Jacob Joseph, head Of the
Orthodox Hebrews of the United States.
which was held here today. was the &C.
casion OF one OF the most remarkable
demonstrations ever witnessed In this city.
and led to a collision between the masses
of Jewish mourners ana tina police The
streets were packed with thousands of He
brews. the stores were generally closed and
every point Of vantage along the route
taken by the funeral procession to the dif
ferent synagogues was crowded. Directly
In front OF the house where the body has
lain in state for the last few days more
than 100 patrolmen kept the crowd from
the entrance with considerable difficulty.
After the services at the house the body
was taken to each OF the six synagogues
on the East Side. where brief services
were held. When the procession was pass
ing the printing press factory Of r Hoe
& Co., on Grand street, on It's way to the
cemetery in Brooklyn. the employees Of the
factory emptled pals Of water from the
windows of an upper floor on the specta-
tors massed upon the sidewalk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31
TEXAS OIL FOR WARSHIPS.
The Navy Department Is Preparing to Make TX
haustive Tests of Oil Burning Engines

has been ordered from
intense lest OF '
with an Oh n''
petroleum. ha' lu
is enough 10 hearted Aahr IA mn.
In
I'm the
the on oil fueh eeE
II us,"i
for a trial by "arshp ''
particular attention 70 u' "
,,nnsna generated by he OF the OIL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31
snn Antonio Bono Issue.

San Antonio, Texas, July 3o,-fhere was
ernl ro1ly in favor Of the $4,000 bonds
Tor afreet, sewer and school improvements
on On Alamo plaza tonight crowd Of h 40.
less than 1000 people listening 70 apeee.H4ts
will 5e held tomorrow, and at this tim
both sidcs are claiming lie Victory me
campaign has been hot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-31

Of n building into the line of mourneFs'
The latter broke through the police lines
and tried to get into the building Threats
OF clubbing by the police finally restored
order. Forty thousand people were crowded
In and about the cemetery at Cypress Hin
in an attempt to witness the services at the
groye