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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-08
Ri inceDdiO
de Ia guerra
en- Haiti
Un general eScapado en- un
Ca1OnerO. ..
FL "Machias'
en- aguas de Haiti.
Un cable dtl Consul Americana
en- Puerto Principe.
(De maestro cogrespoaasal. J

Nueva York % de Julio Tele-
gas fisn de Cabo Haitiano, que por
momentos Sc espera en- la cindad no
atRuue. El General S&lnaye entr6
en- L'mbe auoche y hoy SO halla b
nueve milles de CAbo haitiano. dea-
pues de hsber derrotsdo en- su mar g
cha lSs faerzRs del General Nord,
Ministro interino de Guerra.
Grande Riviere Sc cree que sc
rendir&.
Ell c&f1onero americana "Ma-
chias" lego 8 Cabo Haiti&no aver.
Con IT f .rencis las noticias an
teriores es- oueno decir que 81 "a Sc
recibio un despacho del CAbo snun =
ciando que IN contiDgente de hom .
bres del apartamento de Artihoni'
is, simpatizsdores del Gaueral Fir.
min, mArchabA hsciA el Cabo en- tres
diEecciones distiutas. LSs tres divi.
sior ca estau 81 msndo de los Gene =
rales S2lusve, Gaspard y Monfi ton.
Crefase adam&s que ell cAnouero
Crete Pierot desembarcarfA fqer'
zss cercA del CAbo, para sp var es.
tss ex pediciones.
El c&fioneYo sMachi&sD sAli6 de
Colon para el G Abo al 90.
Las fuerz&s del General Firmin,
Al mAndo del General Jumesu, han
aido derrotsAhs por Ell Gsneral Co.
lin. GrAeiss al csnonero Crets o.
Pierot, el General Juneau pudo po
nerse s&lvc con sus faerzas, y las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-08
Lllea f6rrea del 0eSte.
ITlN e r A R 10.

satidas de Bayam6n y Capital 81
mult&neamente.
Dias laborablas. Dias festiyos.
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de Colin marchsron hasia Puerto
Principe.
Hoy telogrsffa 81 Ministro de
los E ;tsdos U aiaos en- Paerto PIN
cipe, lo sigaients:
"Ei General Colin sslio de Paer-
to Pjncipa aver, al mando de 1900
HON bres para atacsr las fueEzas de
Firmin, que desembsrcarou dsl bu-
que nandado por ei Almirants XII
lick. Dsspues de una escarsmuzs,
Firmin SO retro & ID ssi1onera, y 90.
lin regreso & la ciudad aver tar
de-"
':Segdn las noticias qus han po.
dido racc gsrse, hubo 20 muertos y
60 heridos entire las fias de Colin;
las aj&s del otro bando no han po~
dido pracisArHe"
E buque portador sali6 anoche,
y su daatino SO ignora.
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Sc eVita en- Cuba
que ell gObiern0 americana
cOmpre terrenOs en- la HaDana.
Sc ha decididO arrendar Ell Arsenal
q iAdividu0s partiCuIa|Gs.
EN- WASHINGTON EL ASUNTO
HA SIDO CONSIDERABLE
COMO UNA BROMA.
de mWestro Cosvesponsal)

Nueva York, 81 de Julio-Cir-
culs IL noticia de que ls Camara de
represents tss de Cuba TRAITS de vo-
tar uua moci6n abro gando ciefto con
trs to celebrado entire ell extinguido
gobierno militar de 10 isla y IL igle.
sia RI mana.
M he podido confirmar la mott.
cia en- fneute saris; pero 10 que es in
dudable es que, 81 t Il ley fuera spro-
bada por Ia CAmsra y sRncionada
por ell Senado de Cuba, esto es, 81 ell
pre- yecto de ley llegara 4 ser ley en
ell pals, el gobisrno de los Estados
Un'dos inte,vandIa, diplomatic am sn
te por supuesto, en el asunto, toda
vez que en- ell co1trato aludido est6
comprometida Ia busn f6 de este
pt1s,
A prop6sito de Cuba SO dice hoy
que Ell gabinete de aqueila isla estz
prscti ,ando vivas gestior es CON OBJ "
jeto de evitar que los e stados Uni
dos trste de efectuar comprA de te-
rrenos para astAblecimi :nto de depd
sitos de carl 6 I en- la HAbanA, inten-
ci6n esta que e atribuye al g gAbinete
de Washington.
Lo cierto es qua hsca p3co cir.
culo en- IL HabAnA la noticla de que
ell gobieruo americana trataba de D.
rrerdar e. arsenal de aquella ciudsd
para dedicarlo & dep6siso de csrbou.
y SO levkpto una prt tesla general q
pronto halo eco en las eefsrAs guber
nativAs.
Ell Gabine'e cubauo, temeroao
de que los EstAdos U1iaos hicieran
propasic;onss de esta g6nero, hs d a.
c'ai 10 arrendRr Ell arseasl & indivi.
duos pRrticulares. Sc deciai6, :s.
anuuciar el arrendanis, d por eu-
basta, y hog los perio iicos de la Ha.
bana publican los anuncjos condu'
centes 6 eza fia
En Washington Sc ha recibido
este asunto como uua broms, al me.
ncs apare atemente. Las autoridsdss
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Dos YentilaQOreS.

Apropiados para fsbricas g al
macenes, Sc venden 6 bsio precio'
1nformar&n en- La Correspondent
oiG.
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MaquinaIia de vents,

La Compsffa San Juan Light 4
Transit tiene de venta & precios muy
bSjos L. siguien te maquinaria:
1 nAquina y una caldera portatil
de Is caballos de fueTZa.
1 m&quina estacionaria de 25 Ca
ballos de frerzs.
/ loco motora tipo caldera para
mAquina superior; de coudici6n esta
en- primers class, teniendo nueva tn
IBERIA.
/ molino para aserrar, con an
gran surtido de sierras, especialmen
te adaptadas para aserrar las resis.
sentes maderas del pats.
6 locomotoras muy convenientes
para haciendss azuc&rerss.
10 csrrls para csrgamentos y
pa aj er 8.
Todo este material estk de venta
para ohtenerlo, telefonear g dirigir.
SO Dor correo & la <Comp. fifs San
Juan Light & Transit. Teiefono "a .
San Juan p r.
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Alenania en- LeVante i.
Victoria DiplOmatiCa
DEL KAISER.

Londres / de Agosto. Ell eva.
terlands, en- nm artfculo que transcri
be del corresponsal de sTimess en-
Viena, describe Ell eonflicto ocurrido
entire moDjes ortodoxos y frailes fran
ciscanos en- Jerusalem, y trata Incl
dentslmente de demostrar que Ale
mania estA sdando en- TERRA con el
protecto1ado legendario que Fraucia
ejerce sobre los cat6licos de los domi
MOS otomancs.
Tfeinta y an griegos ,incluyendo
doce monies; dir e 10 cr6nica, faeron
condenados por un tribunal de Jeru.
salem, y reducidos prision por afro
peilos que SO deci habisn cometido
contra frailas franciscRnos.
AlegAbase sdemss que el atropa
llo en- question aabia sido provocado
por ell superior del Monasterio orto
doxo de ls Iglesia del Santo Sepul-
Gro.
LIE sentencis, dice Ell <Vaterland
es una victoria para ID csuss eat6li-
ca, porque hasts la fecha habia sido
complstamante impossible Rlcanzsr al
cRstigo de los monies ortodoxos. e.
gobierno frances, & in stancias del de
Rusis, habia abandonado Ia persecu
sion, y les feanciscaDos acudieron &
Alemania Italia en- demanda de syu
da.
La erergica intervention de Ale
mania (sigue dioiendo L. cr6nics) hi
I'd en- que Sc hieier& iusticis, y los
alsmanes, asi cat6licos como protes
tsnts s, est6n deleitados porque Ell
prestigio de alemAnia ha subido, cen
perjuicio del de Francia.
Es Ell orgallo sobreponi6 ndose
STEM pre- todos los demas santimier
tos, ineluso ell sentimiento de Dios.
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americanas, dice IL prensa oficioss.
jsmss han scfisdo en- al arsenal de IL
Hsbans, conform4ndose modesta
ments con el ei.io denominado Tri
c3rnis, al otro lado de IL bshis, don
de actualmente tiene ia marina anne
ricAna d. gunos montoEes de carbon.
Hoy pnr hoy, no es de espersrae
rozamiento alguno entire las des re-
publ.cas.
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LIMPIEzA DE LETRINAs Y

Ii 1ME ElA UN LEI teINAS
ALGIBES.--Me ha casg&do de
estos ssrvicios con los aparatcs de
10 eLiga de Propietarios. prest&n-
doles con ests tarifa: letriuas 20 y
25 centavos por barril para socios
de dieha sociedad y particulares
algibes, por cads hora en- que fun
ciona la bomba, dollars 1 so y 75
respectivamente. Las 6rdenes & don
Mnuuel Reyes, Cristo 9, bsios ESQ
nom1a y esmero.
De toda l1mpieas que Sc verifi'
que el recibo de su imports ira fir
mado por ell encargado de la Liga,
uevando ell sello de 10 misma.
p l 8 Is % 90
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26

The. State of Maryland" lie referred
to the admiral as The foremost Mary
lander Of his time The speaker quoted
a brief portion OF Is1dor H;ayner'S $
speech before the court OF inquiry N
behalf OF Admiral Schley. and was
cheered. The guests then sang MARY
land. Ny Maryland" ending rith two
stanzas which had BEEN written for
the occasion.
Admiral SchIey. during brief speech,
said: Il am simply sailor and have
served you in storm and calm, sunshine
End bad weather. from pole to pole and
from sun to sun. The only motive Of
action has always been my country
and my people
I desire 20 say most empha tically
that / have no desire to be other than
% sailo,. l have no aspiration for any
civil office. however high it may be.
tAppIauseD My one ambition has been
to serve you faithfully. Loyalty. devot-
cdly Capplause). and if have succeeded
in doing that the measure of my ambi-
ton is fun. and my only other ambi-
tion is that ! may retain fer the rest
of the years that may be vouchsaied
u'e your love, your esteem and your
respect. (Cheers)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26

Chicago, Jan. 25.-Rear Admiral W
8. Schley today thrice declared he had
no intention OF entering politics. His
remarks were calculated to set at rest
tar all time the political ambitions
which some OF his admirers entertained
fer him. He said no office. howeVer
high. would tempt him to jeopardiZe
tie love the people of this country
have expressed for him.
The day fc- the admiral was round
OF receptions. 1T each OF which he ex-
pressed gratitude :or the tokens or es-
tcem and appreciation.
The demonstrations reached . climax
III q banquet given in his honor by the
hamilton club in the banquet nail Of
the Auditorium. Approximately ESQ
guests were present
The banquet began at Gas o'ei cl1.
z. y. Munger was toast master. Mayor
Harrison and Governor Yates attended.
Tosastmaster Munger. in a glowing
speech. referred TO the presence of Ad-
miral Schley. The speakers words were
repeatedly interrupted by cheers.
The first response was by Henry
Price, former president Of the Maryland
society OF Chicago. his subject was
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
4 RAILWAY STRIKE
A SERIOUS MATTER
Italian Government Has Decided Not
to Let Cne Take Place.

Rome. Jan. 25.-The official joU-ncl
tonight announces that the govern
ment has taken a decided stand il
view OF the rumors of an impending
strike upon all the great railways n
Italy. The cabinet announces that il
cannot consider Il railway strike. af-
fecting as it does, the great public in
terests. in the same category with
strikes C. ordinary workers. but will
class such an action as strike of pub
tic servants. punishable under the
penal code.
While it has determined not to al
low = railway strike. the ca binet recoS-
niZea the right of the working classes
to improve their own condition. aEd
therefore the government has ap-
preached the railway companies with
a view to obtaining desired concessions,
which il is confident it can do
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
FRIDBORN SUSPECT
AN INSANE MAN
Ee Denied That He Committed the
New Years Eve Tragedy.

Denver. Jan. Z5.-Detectives Carberry
ana Sanders this morning brought here
the man captured yesterday in Larimer
county and who was suspected of being
tine Frid5orn murderer. The man has
q self-inhicted wound which is very
serious. His jaw is fractured in three
PAGES and his tongue is torn out.
Police Surgeon Sharpley expresses Il be-
lie that the man is hopelessly insane
lie is an Italian ana gives his name as
'TcIuossO Minci. He wrote the answers
ia CHIEF A.nstrougis questions in
Italian. which We're translated by an
Interpreter. He said he was - years
cid and has a wife and TWO children in
Italy. lie denied the Fridrorn murder.
Most OF his answers are unintelligible.
II" was sent to the county hospital and
VIII not be confronted by Florence
FridbcTn until ne RECEIVERS.
Through the efforts Of Dr. Joseph
CUnaO. the Italian consul. it was
learned tonight that Tomasso Minci
has been for years a miner al Central
City. Colo. and recently went insane
He is said to have eluded his friends
and left Central City last Wednesday.
h believed he was being hunted and
his efforts to escape maginary pur-
suers directed suspicion toward him.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
A FREE WOMAN
mrs. RICHARDSON
She Was Acquitted Yesterday of the
Murder of Her Husband.

Plattsburs, No, Jan. 25.-AIrs. Addie
Richardson this afternoon was acquit-
ted of the charge CT numbering her
husband. Frank w. Richardson, a
wealthy merchant, who was shot and
killed on Christmas eve, 1900. as he was
entering his home at Savannah. Mo. A
dramatic scene followed the rendering
Of the verdict. Mrs. Richardson was
oVsrwhelmad With congratu cations
from friends VINO crowded the court
room to await the arrival OF the jury.
The jury went out ut $3.50 and returned
With a verdict thirty-five minutes later.
Mrs. Richardson was indicted for
murder in the first degree and the state
endeavored 10 prove as the motive that
she had sustained improper relations
with Stewart Fife. young society man
and a former business associate o.
Richardson. Fife was arrested recently
ct North Yakima. Wash. on 4 charge
of completely III the crime and is now
in jail at Savannah 2waiting trial.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26

friends today by announcing they had
been husband and wife Tor three years
ana not half brother ana sister as they
hat, led the Centralia people to believe.
They came here from Carthage. Mo.
and started candy manufacturing
business in Miss Seier's name. They
sold their business a few weeks ago and
after visit returned here to live. To
C;y Mr.. Wilson made the announcement
of their marriage. saying that they
kvpt the secret for purely business rea-
sons. Miss Seiers had been in business
before and they wanted to use her
rame. They have prospered and can
row afford to drop the deception.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
THE PRINCES VISIT
GERMAN PROGRAMME
Departure from the Father
land Will Be a Simple
Ceremony
The New York Stats Zeitung's Ban
quet to Newspapermen in Honor
Of the Royal Visitor Presi-
Dental Banquet.

Berlin, Jan. 25.-When Emperor Will
liam bids Prince Henry of Prussia fare
wen prior to the latter's departure for
tha United States. their parting will be
a simple private affair. No speeches
for publication will be exchanged. The
leave taking viii assume the form of
4 military act in which the officer re-
ccives his last instructions from his
Sc ereisn before going on an important
mission.
1t is understood that his majesty will
give Prince Henry a written memo
rarda of what he wishes his royal
brother to communicate to President
Roosevelt. Prince Henry. who is now
here. will return to Kial on February 10
anG remain there till he goes to Bremen
to embark for the United states. The
various members of the princes party
viii assemble at Bremen on February
II. The sailing of Prince Henry viii
net be marked by any special cere-
monies. nor. so far as known. will any
member of the royal house see the
prince off.
The foregoing are the arrangements
communicated to the correspondent o;
the Associated Press today. but it is
still quite possible that Emperor Will
liam will disregard the programme and
lid farewell to his brother in a more
public manner at Bremen. This at
least is the hope Of some of the mem
bcrs of the suite.
The dinner to be given in Prince
Henry's honor under the auspices of the
New York Staats zcitung to the press
CT the United States is the feature OF
the princes diversion which is attract
I.E most attention here. Prince Henry
himself asked particularly about this
feature of the programme, ana when
told that some editors would proba bly,
travel 1000 miles to be present he eX-
~ essed wonder Thc rFincipal German
pewspa pers will send special corre-
spondents to New York on the Kron
Prinz Wilhelm. Among them will be
Captain Dannenhauer of the Lokal An
zeiSsr. Alexander Won HUM of the Nos-
sische Zeitung. and Koneyd Alberts.
editor Of the Berlin Morning Post.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26

7S1s. Corn closed 1%sc lower for May.
Liquidation by the bull clique appar-
emily to secure profits, caused TIE
break. Oats closed 7sc lower in SYM
pathy with other grains. Provisions
ruled steady throughout the session.
May wheat opened 792a@791A to Sc.
Went down-to Is closed 1915.
May corn opened 631s. touched G21AN
63A, declined TO G1i@, rose To 61&i and
sold off to G1iA at close.
May oats opened A. to 45h and de-
Clined to 4ic at close.
Chicago. Jan. 25.-Cattie-Reccipt
POO: steady; good to prime, S6.50d$I.25;
nominal; poor to medium. $i.00m S60O:
stockcrs and feeders. 50. .25Gi$i.5O; COWS.
s1.OO@$46O; heifers. S2.25G $500; can
ners. $l.O0Ms2.25; bulls. S225G$i.5O;
calves. $2.5OG$6.25: Texas fed steers.
S4.OOMS6.OO.
-Sheep-Receipts. 1000; steady: lambs
steady good to choice wethers. $4.SOGi
$500: fair u choice mixed. S3.15GS4.50 50;
western sheep fed, $4.0OGS5.25; native
lambs. S3.50G $5.S5; western lambs fed,
s.. .OOM So So
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
HER REVENGE on HER HUSBAND
i 35-Year-OId Woman and Youth
Eloped and Were Caught.

Garnett, Kan. Jan 25.-Mrs. ]. r.
Marshall, a woman of - years, and
james Stanley. a young man of II, and
Mrs. Marshalrs husband are ali in Jail
here awiting officers from Pawnee.
okla. They Will be taken there to an
swsr the charge OF stealing Il team and
corriage. with which they were travel
ing to LeaVenworth. Their arrest was
occasioned because Mrs. Marshall loved
young Stanley. When her husband and
Sheriff Moore foiled an attempt on the
part of the two to elope she became so
enraged that she confessed that Mar
shall was a horse thief and had him
arrested also. The trio reached here
last night They had been travelling
and camping by the way. Marshall got
out to get some bread for supper. No
sooner had the door of the bakery
closed Oh him than Stanley put whip
to the team and left the husband be-
hind. He supposed his wife had been
kidnapped and appealed to Sheriff
Eoore. who had them arrested at Rich
mond this morning. When Mrs. Mar
shall was brought back she denounced
her husband, and told the story which
was corToborated upon communication
with the Pawnee officers. Marshall.
however. lays all the crime upon Stan
ley and his wife.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
ALL FOR The MERGER
PETITION TO VAASANT
To Gut His Fight against the NoEth-
ern Securities Company.

st. Paul. Jan. 81 petition has been
signed by grain men, lumbermen, r1er-
chants and shippers Of Minneapolis. to
be presented tc Governor Van SAINT
lskng that the fight against the So
called merger OF the Great Northern,
Northern Pacific and Burlington rail-
roads be discontinued. The petitioners
state that it is their belier that the pro-
posed arrangement FOR the control OF
The three systems by means o. the
Northern Securities company viii be
more beneficial 70 shippers tnan the
existing conditions. They want a sta
b.lity Of rates. they say. ana believe
tho Northern Securities company viii
secure this for them.
Petitions of d similar nature are said
TO be coming from other parts of the
stlte.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
ST. THOMAS SENTIMENT
REGARDING THE SALE
1t Has Not Been Manifested. but Dis
turhances Provided Against.

ST Thomas. D. W. /, Jan. Eth
announcement which reached here yes
terday of the signing OF the treaty by
which Denmark sells tnc Danish West
Indies 10 the United states was re-
ceived quietly. There was no open
manifestation. but much anxiety pre-
lI!Is regarding developments
Nothing official has yet been received
from Copenhagen. The governor cf St
Thomas has declined 10 be interviewed.
Tho Danish cruiser Valkyrien VIII re-
main here indehuitcly. it Is reported,
SC as 10 guard against disturbances.
y, hich it is believed, however. Will nor
lil-cly occur.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
COLOMBIAN BATTLE
GOVERNMENT WON

Panama. Jan. 25.-A report has
reached here that forces under the Co
lonbian Geenral. Castro. had an en-
Eagement with the troops under the
revolutionary leader. General Herrera,
II the neighborhood OF Aqua Dulce,
southwest CT Panama. in which the
revolutionary forces were defeated.
Confirmation is awaited
4 meeting of the government troops
and revolutionists near Aqua Dulce
would explain the delay in the expected
revolutionary attack upon Panama
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
TALK BY MAXWELL
70 UNITED MINERS
His TLeme the Future Homes in the
Great Arid Region.

Indianapolis. Jan. 25.-Georga H
Maxwell Of Chicago. executive chair
man of the National Irrigation asso-
ci1tiOl, today addressed the miners
convention On the necessity of TN g Iaeor
organizations of the country uniting in
n demand on congress to take steps to-
N1Td irrigating the great arid lands of
the west Tor the purpose OF saving the
lands FOR homes.
He spoke against the Ietting of vast
tracts OF V vssrsr-n neutrality-suspicious.
who, he said. fenced ii in and held it
for q long period OF years.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
SOUTHWEST WEATHER.

Washington. Jan. 25.-New MeXico-
s'ucw in the north and ram in the south
PORTION Sunday, much colder with n
cold wave in the north portion and AT
night in the south portion; Monday
iair, continued cold; brisk to high
purtheriy winds.
ArizCna-Snow in the north and rain
O" snow in the south portions Sunday.
Hinch colder with a cold wave; Monday
iair; high northerly winds.
Wyoming-F'air Sunday, continued
low temperature; Monday rair and not
c;:.te so cold; NortheTly winds
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
SHEEP DRIVING OUT CATTLE.
Big Herds in Northwest VIII Soon Be
Forced Into Canada

Omaha. Neb.. Jan. 25.-" Before many
years nave passed all the big herds of
cattle in Montana and the Dakotas Will
be moved across the Canadian line into
British possessions" said w. u. Dris-
lSell of Spearfesh, s. d, at the Midland
hotel last night. The sheep men are
driving the cattle men out of the coun-
try. I am in the cattle business and
can safely predict that our range in
Montana and Dakota will be seized by
sheep men within Il few years. When
a band of sheep crosses Il range cattle
Will abandon it. The British posses
siOns have good lands for cattle graz
ing and the winters are not too severe
for acclinated animals. The cattle
men have appealed to congress for pro-
lection from the sheep men Tor many
years, but so far vo have not been sue
cesSful.
During the last five years the sheep
raisers have made fortunes and the
ficcks OF sheep in the northwest are
multiplying every year
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26

publishes . dispatch from Constan-
tincple declaring that the portet has
re ceived secret reports accusing Miss
stone Of connivance with the Mace
donian committee in allowing herself
to remain prisoner in order to in
crease the ransom for her release de
>la nded by the brigands, the oulk OF
Eicif viii go to the committee
The dispatch further says that Miss
Stone is at present living in Il Bull
G2rian village in the disguise of n
peasant.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-01-26
REsPECTFULLY DECLINED.

Washington, Jan. 25.-A representa-
tiV- Of the Bankers Trust company OF
st. Louis called on Secretary Gage to-
day and indicated that the company
would like to make him a proposition
II accept u position at the head OF it.
Mr.. Gage informed his visitor that
when he turned over his Office to his sue
CeSsor ne would lCcate either in Chi
Cago or New York and could not enter
tain proposition from any other
SCI uTte.
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METALS.

New York. Jan. 25.-The local mar
ket was quiet today. Lack of infor-
nation from foreign markets left New
York to take its own course. Both
buyers and sellers are awaiting de-
velopments next week, so no important
price changes We're made. Copper
called was about steady at lie for lake.
1O5s for electrolytic and 1O94 for cast
ing. Lead was quiet and unchanged at
&c. Spelter was about steady, with
81. 30 quoted as the trading price.