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Arizona republican., 1902-06-16

Washington, June i3.-The support CTS in the senate Of the adminstra- tons Cuban policy, have determined no longer t. barley with the beet stl- gar senators, and no more alleged con ferences" between the two so-called factiuns will be held. It is entirely within the limits O. exact truth to say that the rebateYs have made no pro Sress for a week, and. in fact. it is evident that their cause is not so strong now as it was when they first announced their intention to fight tne administration. They have been much pleased. not to say fautered. by the newspaper notoriety their efforts ;t what they call ''conciliation" ha! . brought them, and it cannot De Ge- nied that they are still anxious to keep up this show Of d desire to cCntinue the struggle.
 ObViosuly. however, they realize that they have nc earthly show of bringing the republican party around to then view oi the question, and are prepdT- ing to yield as gracefully as possible to the inevitable. Although about eight cen senators attended Mr. Elllins' fine luncheon, two weeks ago, which was given under the guise Of a rebate .aliy, It is now known positively that not
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
HORSE LEAPS OFF
 A FLYIHG TRAIN
One of T. Snffern Tailer's $3,OOO Pair
 Nearly Killed at Passaic.

Passaic. N. J., June l5-While the MiddletoWn express. on the Erie. vas speeding through Passac today at the rate of 8 miles an hour. horse owned by T. Suffern Taller. . New York so- ciety man. leaped from car in the front of the train, landing against an iron fence. The fence was broken, out the horse leaped to his feet and attem7- ted to get out of the way. He tore all ths steps from the passenger coaches on the rear Of the train.
 The horse was found leaning against the broken fence at F'rani:iin's Cross ing, where there vas a sharp curve in the track. When the car had rounded it he jumped out. He was badly cut about the breast and legs, but he was taken To . veterinary stable and will recover.
 The horse was enc Of 9 team used hy MT. Taller on his coach. The team was valued at $3,000. They were consigned to Tuxedo Park and were shipped iH aS special car. Thsir attendant had left them and the force of the train thrs " the ear door open. The other horse at tempted to leap out at the main depot but was prevented.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16

half of the number who partook of the West Virginians opulent hospitality can be depended upon by him and Mr. Burrows, of Michigan. to stand by them when the final test comes. In other. words, as was announced a week lgo cl. no less an authority than that of Senator Aidrich. if the rebaters nave nine votes when the question of sus- taining the administration policy is put to square test, they will make better show than even their leaders now believe it possible to be made.
 The recent exposure of the direct and immediate concern of the combined sugar interests against reciprocal trade arrangement with Cuba has con tributcd no little to the faVorabl re- suit now in sight, and although its representatives in Washington and elsewhere have denied by outcry and exclamation the truth of the assertion that the sugar trust, through it's re- gently acquired control of the beet .oot | industry, is fighting reciprocity. evi- dences multiply daily under the very
 nose Of congress that this is the intiu- ence which, working secretly, is Ic- sponsible for the halting and hesitating
 course of Cuban legislation for the last two months.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
FIRE KILLS HORSES.

Philadelphia. June 15.-Five horses and S100,000 worth of property at the Erdenheim Stock Farm were destroyed by fire early this morning. George NeWhall. a cross country rider. a guest 2t the home of F. Nelson Buckley, was burned slightly about the hands. Dan Morning, a groom, also received burns on the hands and face. Hasin. a stall
 lion valued at $j.0C0. owned by T. Guy Ter Patterson of Chestnut Hill, and four young colts, valued at $4,O0O two Of them polo ponies. the property Of John McClcskey Were burned to death. The property was insured for 1000. John McCloskey, a breeder and trainer, has had the Frdenheim farm fol thirty-five years under lease from R. N. Carson. Such horses as Iroquois, the only American horse to win the English Derby, were foaled there.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
BURTON REFUSES TO
 RUN FOR CONGRESS
Political Activity of Collector of Gus toms Lsscb, in Cleveland. the
 Cause.

Washington, June 15.-PernicioIs political activity On the part of Col lector of Customs Leach, of Cleveland, and ether federal oficehoIders in he organiZat ton oi county committee. has led Representative Burton, of Cleveland, to decline q nomina ton for congress, and everyone else to wonder if the civil service law will be enforced against Leach and his associates
 Senator Hanna has attempted to in tercede in the matter without effect, and there is a strong robability that President Roosevelt will be called upon to discipline the collector of customs. So far there have been no charges against Leach, and il is said at the White House that no action will be ta- ken by the president unless charges are made.
 That Leach's activity in Cleveland politics in is open defiance of all civil service rules is apparent, but as il IS the practice Of the government to se- feet men in political work for such Cf- fees, and because their selection is due to such prominence, it is not surprising that MT. Leach regards the civil ser vice law as dead letter in his case.
 Senator Hanna when asked if tEe president would interfere in the Ohio situation. declared tonight that he would not discuss such a foolish prop osition Reports from Cleveland :nli- cate that a strong effort will be ma le to induce Representative Burton tc e. consider his action, and that harmony may yet be restored.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
WHAT MUST SAVE BRITISH SHIPPING
From the Clutches Of Morgan and American Money Power
The English Government Must Adopt Subsidy System on Il Large Scale If Brittania Will Continue to Rule the Wave.

London, June 15.-ContradictOry ac- counts are published here respecting the British shipping combination, and it is difficult to differentiate between them I am convinced after careful inquiries. that Sir Alfred Jones is still cn the fence, and may join either Mor- gans forces or the British combination. Denials of his meetings and negotia- tions with Herr Ballin and Mir. Wilding must be taken in a Pickwickian sense. He has received offers from the Morgan combination. and has neither accepted nCr declined them. He is waiting to ascertain whether the British govern ment will take up the defense of Brit ish shipping interests and join Canada in making q strenuous fight. Sir Al
 fred Jones is a canny Welshman. of eX- cepticnal energy and practical ability.
 He is one of the shrewdast business men in the shipping trade, and knows hcw to keep his own counsel and drive g good bargain. He has been drawn in recent years into Mir Chamberlain's circle Of friends and has taken q strong imperialistic line on shipping, colonial and other questions. He is committed by public ulterances to the defense Of
 British shipping interests on imperial grounds. but is too practical man to decline advantageous offers from Nor gan and Ballin unless he has asSur- ances that q new COrporati0n would be adequately supported by the home as well as the Canadian government. If
 he accepts MT. Morgan's offer, rates between Canada and Germany will be advanced. if shipping men can t.a be- lieved, from 120 to zoo marks; but his friends assert that he will remain true
 to British and colonial interests, and organize the new combination. They admit that the issue is not decided, and
 that everything depends upon the read
 mess and thoroughness With which the British government adopts the subsidy
 system on a large SC I:H; otherwise.
 neither the Cunard nor the Elder Dempstar line is safe from what Brit
 ish shippers describe as the clutches
 Of Morgan ana the American money power.
 Canadian officials go even further. They say that the Canadian Pacitic railway is not out Of reach of Mir. Mor-
 san. and that the Dominian govern
 ment will be compelled in self-defense to go into the shipping business on its own account and organize with large subsidies steamship lines which cannot b. brought under foreign control.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
DOCKERY WANTS TO GO BACK.
Missourians Think He Has His Eye on
 a Seat in the House.

Washington, June 15--Tne re- rOmin- ation of John Dougherty of Liberty. Mo, fer the house after a long struggle in which 413 ballots were taken is re- garded as having political significance by his Missouri colleagues. They think they see the hand of Governor A. NJ. Dcckery. long member Of the house and the appropriations committee in that fight. MT. Dougherty succeeded Mir Dockery when he became governor of Missouri.
 The current Interpretation of the struggle which Mir Dcugherty had for another term is that MT. Dockery pre- ferred that new man should De kept in the harness so that his own grip should remain firm on the Third Mis- souri district till after his term as gov ernor has expired It seems conceded that "BilI' Stone will come to the sen ate to succeed MT. Vest and accordingly there will be little left for MT. Dockery but a seat in the house. He was very useful member Of the minority side and his return if it eVentuates. would be welcomed by numerous republicans who recognize his sterling ability as a careful legislator.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
THE BRAVE DEWET
 GIVEN AN OVATION
On His Appearance a. the Camp at
 Winburg.

London. June 15.-Dispatches receiv- ed here from South Africa show that the surrenders oi the Beers is pro ceeding with the greatest good will. The total of those who have already surrendered numbers 16,5OO, and the British are extending every possible kindness to the men who come in.
 The appearance of General Dewet Tt camp at Winburg was a signal for q great display of enthusiasm. When ;,e arrived he was at once surrounded i,y thousands Of Boer men. women and children. who clamored and struggled to shake the hand of their hero. He mounted a table and delivered an .ad- dress.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
SAD THEY WERE
 MERRILL AND TRACEY
Last Heard From Crossing the State of
 Washington.

Portland. Ore. June 15.-Word has just been received from Vancouver Wash. that two men, supposed to be Merrill and Tracey. crossed the Colum- bia river and landed tHo miles above that oity in the state of Washington at II o'clock this morning. They told a farmer who rcwed them across the river that they were the fugitives wanted. Detectives Day and Weinert of this city and Sheriff J. L. Marsh Of Clark county. Washington. with about twenty men. started in pursuit Of the fugitives shortly before o'clock this afternoon
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16

Washingtcc. June 15--The senate will meet at eleven o'clock each day during the present week up to and in- cluding Thursday. in crder to permit of ample time for the discussion of the isthmian caanl bill prior 10 the voting on the bill and it's amendments on Thursday The four days preceding the vote will be crowded with speeches on the bill. the announcement o1 in- tended remarks being unusually num- erous.
 Senator Kittredge will speak or Monday in support of the Nicaragua route and he will be followed on Tues day by Senators Cullom and Stewart and on Wednesday by Senator Hanna. During the week Senators Foster of Louisiana and Pettus will make ad- dresses in favor of the Nicaragua route and on Thursday Senator Morgan will
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
THE HOUSE

Washington. June 13.-TomoTroW is suspension day in the house and the speaker has agreed to recognize q mum Der of members to move the paSsaSe Of bills under suspension of the rules Whatever time remains on Monday. together with Tuesday. has been set aside fer the consideration of the bill to amend the bankruptcy act.
 On Wednesday the general deficiency appropriation bill will be taken up. and on Thursday the consideration of the Philippines government bill will begin. Under the rule agreed on for the con- sideratian of the latter bill. final vot- will be taken Ca Wednesday of next week.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
HE WENT FISHING
 WIFE TOOK POISON
Husband Went Without Her Consent and in Pique She Attempted
 Suicide.

Hazioton. Pa, June 15.-Mrs. William Goleski, of Upper Lehigh, tried to com init suicide this morning because her husband went Ca fishing trip against her will. When he returned from his expedition she told him that she was greatly displeasad with his disobedience Of orders and taking some poison swal- lowed it in his presence.
 The dose was not strong enough, however, to cause speedy death. The husband summoned a physician who saved her life. Goleski swears that hereafter he will not take down his hook and line unless he first gets per- mission from his wife.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
PRICE OF CATTLE
 WILL BE RAISED
Dealers Say Market Will Advance 50
 Per Cent This Week.

Philadelphia June 15.-Dealers say the price Of cattle will advance fifty cents q hundred this week in c0nse- quence e the Pennsylvania supply or be: having become exhausted. This announcement need not alarm consum- CTS. as it is believed the slaughterers CTS. even if they have to pay more for western live stock.
 This promise is made in support of the policy of the Philadelphia Live Stock association. which has eXerted every effort to keep down the price since the beef trust forced up prices on cattle in order to find a market for it's adulterated meats.
 While this fighting is costing the champions of pure food almost as much as it is the trust, the latter has lost prestige with the public. The keystone siglt. which is d guarantee that the re- taller displaying il sells only city dressed beef. is to be seen in many shops formerly dealing in the western dressed product.
 Aid rendered by the Kosher Butchers Protective association has had much to d0 with educating the poorer class against the use of the injurious pre- served meats. This organization is an ally Of the Philadelphia Live Stock as sociation. and is partially supported by the local dealers. It was formed ' year ago fer the purpose of having chuclls dressed in accordance with the Hebrew rites.
 To enforce it's regulations upon all
 Kosher butchers, the association en- ploys four inspectors to visit slaughter houses and shops daily. When a re ! taller is indifferent his shop is visited twice each day.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
PLAN TO MURDER WHITES.
Negro Uprising in Mississippi lnciteG
 by q Negro Preacher.

Meridian, Miss, June 15.-The uprs- ing of negroes which so alarmed the people north of Meridian has been pre- vented by the determined stand of the whites, who armed themselves and placed the leaders of the gang under arrest. The negroes arrested are Nate Moore and Green Johnson.
 A letter calling upon the negroes to band themselves against the whites was addressed to Nate Moore. signed by a negro named Ruffin, whc is q Bap- tist preacher The letter stated that a mob of fifty negroes would form in Rio, Kemper county. twenty-five miles northeast of Meridian, and march to
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
PRESS AGENT A SUICIDE.
Robert J. Ferral Loses His Job and
 Takes Poison.

New York. June 15.-Robert J. Fer raj, who had been press agent for keiths theater until two weeks ago when he was discharged. committed suicide this afternoon by drinking poi son at the home of his aunt. Ferral, who was known at Keiths as Robert Jefferson. had been drinking heavily and his aunt had upbraided him. He came home this afternoon about fcu! o'clock and walked into the bedroom. Tn few minutes he came cut and said: Well, I've done it. It's ail over now. I've swallowed carbolic acid" He was taken to the New York hospital where he died two hours later.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
DEAD ON THE PUBLIC HIGHWAY.

Knoxville, Tenn. June 15.-Grant Seal and John Davis nave been foun dead on the public highway near Sneedville.
 Davis. it is said, was a kinsman of Clinton LeGear, with whose killing Governor and Drury Lawson are charged, and, it is stated. Davis and Seal would have been important wit nesses against the Lawsons. Perry Meyers has been arrested and other ar rests may follow.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16

Green Johnson's house. and from there continue to the country. murdering all the whites. destroying forms. burning houses. etc.
 As soon as the purpose of the negroes was learned, the whites armed them selves with Winchester rifles and in q snort time had so intimidated the ne groes that it is now thought the threatened uprising has been fraustra- ted
 The people of Marion county, from which news of the uprising and threats first reached this city. are very mucn wrought up and are prepared for emer- genc ies at q moments notice. The ne srucs in these districts outnumber he shit" people two to one.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
A LITTLE GIRL
 RETURNS TO WE'D
She Decides to Marry 66-Ysar Old Man She Deserted on Wedding Day

Lancaster, Pa, June 15-A duplicate marriage license was issued yesterday to George w. Harman, the sixty-siX year old Columbia grocer. and Mary F. Berkenheiser. his fifteen year old fiancee.
 Several weeks ago they were granted a license, but on the day for the we'd ding the bride-elect mysteriously dis appeared, declaring that the wedding was eff. Harman took it for granted that he was deserted for good. and tore up the original certificate. His youth ful bride experienced another change of heart, returned home, and now a sec ond date is set for the nuptiaIs
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
SICILIAN EARTHQUAKE.

Syracuse, Sicily, June 15.-A strong earthquake, accompanied by a sound of underground rumblings, was exper- fenced here last night. The inhabi- tants of Syracuse are panic stricken. The disturbances did net effect any damage.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
THE PRIZE OF PARIS.

Paris, June 15.-The grand prix de Paris Of 2C0,0C0 francs for distance of about one mile and seven furlongs, was wen by NJ. F. DeStalary's chestnut lilly Kizil- Kuurgan. Camille Blanc's coIt Retz and Baron Leoninun's colt Maximum ran q dead heat for second place. while NJ. F. DeStalary's colt Arizona was fourth.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
REVISING cHlNA,s TARIFFS.
Proposal To Increase Import Dutic:
 Has Been Abandoned.

Shanghai, June 15--The tariff com- missioners of Great Britain. France. Japan and Germany have begun their negotia tions with the Chinese officials for a revision of the tariff. The United States has taken nc active part as yet. The proposals fer the abolition of the Likin tax and an increase of import duties seem to have been shelved. Should this prove to be the case it will be beneficial to both foreign and Chinese commerce. Great Britain is seeking to get control of the Whangh0 river ccnservancy, but the success of this project is doubtful.
 The American consul general. Mr GooGnow. probably will be made chair man Of the tariff revision board.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
R1TTMINOUS MINERS.
Doing What They Can to Aid Their
 Anthracite Brethren.

Willlasharre, Pa. June 15.-Patrick Gcllay, president Of the Central Penn SylVania htuminuus district of United Mine Workers Of America, who came here to consult President Mitchell on matters local to his district, in q talk with correspondent of the Associated Press today said that the soft coal min CTS are doing all they can to help their brother wCrkmen in the anthracite field
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16

crowd attended and the graves of the men who fell at the battle of Tippe- canoe were beautifully decorated.
 The address was delivered by Henry Watterscn. edito" of the Louisville C0uiier-J0urnal. his subject being: Heroes in Homespun." At the con- clusion of the ceremonies at the battle field the party returned to this city where Mr. Watterson was banqueted at the Lafayette C and a reception was held
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
JAIL BREAK AT MEETEE SEE.

Meeteetse, Wyo., June 15.-E. g. Brown was arrested Thursday charged with the theft of a horse and saddle from Fred Winchester. Brown was taken to the Basin City jail to await ial. but during the night he made his escape. Officers started in pursuit but Brown has probably made his way oVe" the line into Montana
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
LEWIS MURDER AVENGED.

Manila, June 15.-General Davis, con- Fnander of the American forces on the island of Mindanao, has been informed by Datto Ada that two of the three MCros who murdered an American sol dier named Lewis were killed in an engagement at BaZan between the MCros and Americans last May, and that the other murderer has disap- peared
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
EDWARDS COLD.
Chill the Result of Staying Out Too
 Late the Night Before

Lcldon, June liking Edward to- day is suffering from chill which pre- vented his attending today's church parade of the Aldershot garrison. The chill is the result of the kings pro longed stay outdoors last night on the occasion of a torchlight parade at Al dershot. It is a slight one but is ac- companied by symptoms of lumbago
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
oeoria, 0: St. Joseph. 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Lousviile-Columbus game postponed on account of wet grounds.
 Milwaukee, ,: Minneapolis. o. Sec end game. Milwaukee, ,: Minneapolis. 6
 St. Paul. l: Kansas City. 6.
 Toledo. 9; Indianapolis. &. Second game. Toledo 6: Indianapolis, ?.
 Cleveland 2 Boston j.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
BETTER THIS MORNING.

London. June 16.-Sir Francis Lakias who was in attendance upon his majes- ty Sunday night, found the King to be much better. The latest expectation is that King Edward will be able to at tend the review today
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
COAL MAY NOT BE MOVED.

C.al llsburg, W. Va, June 15.-An eff fort is being made to induce the rall- road men to refuse to handle coal that is mined in this district. Success in this would mean the complete sus- pension Of mining. There is some little uneasiness among the operators.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
FIRE BOSSES MAY QUIT.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. June 15.-Thera were meetings of strikers throughout this region today which were attended by fire bosses. Some of the leaders say that nearly half the fire bosses still a work promised to stop work tomor- TOW, but this could not be confirmed.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
Annual Communion Services at the
 Mother Church.

Bcstcn, June 15.-The annual com muaion services of the mother church of the Christian Science denomination at Mechanics hall today were attended by about 13.G00 people, 1.C00 at morning service. and G.000 during the afternoon.
 The principal feature Of the service was message from the pastor eme:'i- tus, Rev. Mary Baker Eddy.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
BEAT AMERICAN CHAMPION.

Denver June 15.-F. O. Wernecke. of Wichita won the eat western handi- cap shoot today by score of 39 out of 40 birds. II. O. Hirschy of Min n6apolis. the American champion, and Larry King Of Cripple Creek were tied for second place with 3S out of i0
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
WESTERN IEAGVE.

Denver, :: Omaha. |
 Colorado Springs. ,; Dec Moines, l. Kansas City. 0; Milwaukee, ,. See ond game. Kansas City. ,; MilWau- kee. 6.
 Peoria, 0: St Joseph 1.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
HEROES OF TIPPECANOE.
The Annual Exercises Held on the Battlefield.

Lafayette, Ind, June 15-The Tippe- canoe Battlefield association held it's annual exercises in the tabernacle at the battle-ground today. An immense
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
BASE BALL
The Result of Contests in the Four
 Leagues Yesterday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago game postponed on account Of rain.
 St. Louis. 9: Baltimore, | Detroit. II; Washington, ?.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16

close. Supporters of the Panama route express great confidence in the success Of the Spooner bill
Arizona republican., 1902-06-16
FOUR DAYS ID TALK
 ON ISTHMIAN CANAL
Many Senators Have Given Notice Of
 Oratory

The Vote Will Be Taken Thursday Opponents of the Nicaragua Route Are Confident of the Passage of the Spooner Bill Authorizing the President to Negotiate for the Panama Route-The House Will Begin the Consideration of the Philippines Bill Thursday and Vote on 1t a Week Later.