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Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

Ecod will is considered more important than the huInIliation of NenezUe;a.
 still Germany must have he. ,Iaims satisfied and it is thought thar -'rcsi- dent Castro will yield voluntarily in a few days if not pushed any further; that the commercial classes in NeTrZ- uclI will compel settlement or tI.e United States will offer guaranty that Venezuela will pay up if she loses by arbitration. The German com mander in Venezuelan waters has Dec.i instructed to use eXtTeEg caution ana avoid acts Of force till he receives further orders.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

Washington, December IS. Special )- Delegate ROdey of New Mexico held a conference to-day with President Roosevelt on the subject of statehood for the territories of New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma. The president told Mir. Rodey that he was giving the subject the most serious consideration. Whether the president is considering
 he propriety of the admission of the territories or whether his consideration Is upon his course in the impending legislation. is not clear but MT. Rodey said, "I do not believe the president would veto the omnibus bill should is pass congress. A great pressure has teen brought to bear upon him but he feels kindly toward the territories. have not given up hope that tine bill Will pass the senate and that the pres dent will sign his name to it.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
MORE THAN MONEY.
Tine National Honor of Germany Must
 be Made Good

The National Honor of Germany aust
 be Made Good.
 Washington. December 1S.-Thc stl:e department has learned that a m ro money payment by Venezuela vii uot meet Germanys desires. Count OuaCt. the German charge had Q long inter- view with Secretary Hay today and the fact is now apparent that while money will satisfy Great Britain and ltaiy, Germany must have an apo:ogy. The difference between her case 2 aI that of the other powers in the matter IS that the German legation at CaraCa 3 was attacked Is windows broken. tn. minister's sick wife terrorized and the Germ.n national shouor otherwise touched in a manner that cannot be healed by money.
 Touching the question of guaranty of any obligations assumed by Castro as result of Minister Bowen's good offices. it is suggested that the United states being without power to assume directly any responsibility for the exr- cuUon of Castro's pledges. it is still possible for the state department to give assurances to any parties who might be induced to produce money 70 pay the judgments against Castro. that when the time shall come for re- payment the United States would exe-- else it's good offices to gee that the ob- legations are kept. It is distinctly stated, however, that no pledge will La made on the part of the United States to forcibly collect any indebtedness Of this s-iud
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
COMMERCIAL
 AND FINANCIAL
The Effect of the Venezuelan Situa-
 tion on Trading.

by to-day's advance in prices the strained situation in Venezuela has been the cause of much more uneas;- ness than was suspected in Wall street. The depressing effect of this influence has served to hold back the market
 rom the natural recovery which was due after the action taken by the bankers pool on Monday to insure the money market from any violent crisis. There was an upward jump In prices at the start and the market showed
 d constantly broadening tendency tmi past midday. It closed near the top.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

Caracas, December 1s-To opez BaraIJ Venezuelan rc1n1str.- o- -areien affairs has transmitted to United States Min ister Bowen a document signed uy President Castro as constitutional pres ident of the republic and couni rrs.gred by himself as minister of foreign lt- fairs in which Mir. Bowen is recog It@c1 as the only representative of VenezurIa in the matter of effeCting a settlement of I:.r resent difficulty.
 According to the terms of th.s docE- ment. MT. Bowen may act without re- striction and he is to use all mears possible to protect the interests of Venezuela. The state department aJ Washington hae been notified JT rhc transmission pf ,his instrument = A-r. Bowen.
 Events here are dependent upon ra- Ceipt through the state department O.; the answers of the governments Of Great Britain, Germany and It2iv to the proposal of arbitration advanced py Venezuela. These answers are .e1z- Dected tomorrow. Should they De ia vCrable the Venezuelan governmeut strongly desires that a conference O. the ambassadors Of Great Britain. Ger many and Italy to the United Stetes be he'd in Washington and that &ir. Bowen leave La GuayrJ December -o for the United States on board the steamer Caracas. which IS due to reach New York December %. Mir Bowea will meet the ambassadors in Washing ton. No meeting to discuss the term. Of settlement is to be neld on Vcne- luelI soil.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

The opposition to tho bill express more confi>v-=ce t-Ian they did earlier in the week but they admit that tine bill has majority at the present time. They are hopeful O. either being ablr to win over some Of the republican friends of the neasLre or of succeeding in displacing t on the calendar.
 Mr Quay will make no prediction -e- garding the fate of the bill but he mas relaxed none of his vigilance or earn estness. It is safe to say that if the bill should not pass it will noI oe i,,.- cause the enemies Of statehood nav. gained a strategic parliamentary vic tory over the veteran Pennsylvanian Defeat can come only from deTections in the ranks Of the present supporters or the bill.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
TnE GENERAL sTNFF-

Wasn.cItIn. December IS The house military affairs committee to- day authorized a favorable report of the bill drafted by tlo war department creating general rilm corps in the army but recommended two important amendments, one WI .rh eliminates the provision in the bill IF the discortiau- ancc of the inspecto' generals depart ment thus leaving as a burelu of the war department. The other amend ment prevents givi tha brigadicr general who may D. detlilel to the staff, the rank and pay Of a lieutenant or major general as contained ir the hill
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
APATHETIC GERMANS.
The Only Thing that Concerns Them
 is American Sentiment.

Berlin. December 1S.-A fact which tupresses the foreign observer here is the quiet indifference of the news papers and people toward the Venezue- Ian affair. Not Berlin newspaper has a leading article on the subject to-day a.G the news published Is Iarga ly a1 abstract or what the London aad New York papers are saying. Tine Germans app-ar tC DC astonished at the coramotiOn in Great BritaIe anC the United States over what is regar.i- "d here as 2 mere episode
 Few German newspapers have ccr- respondents in New York but those there telegraph that Germany is seem ingly without one friend in the coun- ny, and trace the cause to Ge1many-s alleged attitude toward the UniteI States during the Spanish-Amer1can war. The popular feeling in Grel- Hlltain against cooperation with Ger many is attributed here to the German, IeopIe's bearing toward Great Britain during the South African war. But T. public opinion has little conce~1 a. vet over Venezuela the foreign oc.ce fere is extremely sensitive over Ie- ''opment of public feeling abroad, e. I rIaIIS i'I IHe LH.eed States.
 The reason fir the delay in doing anything that wOuI1 change the sItua- ton, either by replying to Venezueia ;. Proposition made through Minister Hcwen, issuing blockade regulations or taking any forward step is because ir Is thought better to remain pas7:ve Tor a few days and see how far public tr''Ing Tn America will go Indic~ lions are not wanting that the German government is seeking an expedient to arrive at a solution of the difficulty without any further happening 70 vpx the people of the United States who's.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. December 1S.-Cattle-Re- ceipts, 12,50O. Slow. steady to lower. Good to prime steers. S5.4OG69O :poor to medium. s3.OOQ5.25; stockers and feeders, S2O0G4.5O; COWS. SI.25@4.5O: heifers, $2.00d 5.00; canners, SI25I2.4 40: bulls, S2.O0@4.4O; calves, S2.75G7.5O Texas fed steers. $3.75GI4SO.
 Shcep-Receipts. 15,OOo Closed loo -Oc lower. Good to choice .wethere i.O0@4.5O: fair to choice mixed. s2.75m 4.o0: western sheep. $3.50m4.5O native lambs. T.0OGG.OO; western lambs. $4.OO GtG.OO
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
STOCKS.

Atchison. S2 5s; do pfd, 9SM: C. X o. 467s; Big Four, 95H; C. x S.. 26z4 do pfd, CS1A do second pfd. 425s; Erie SSA; Great Northern pfd, 1884; Man hcttan, 14I; Metropolitan, I395s: M. P, lOo; N. J. C., 162; N. Y. C., 152Js; renn., l5415 St. L. 6 S. F.. 692s do prd. 75; dc second pfd, 6S13; St. Paul, 1725s So Pac., 629s; [. P, 9SA Anal. Copper 571s; Anaconda, S51a; Sugar. 1z55k ;U s. Steel, 34; do pfd. S34i; w. U.. SSA Santa Fe Copper. 114.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
WOOL AND HIDES. New York, December ls.-Hides steady. Wool firm
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, December 1S.-Grain and provision markets dull today and prices generally lower at close May wheat being down 5s@Ac with May corn 12Q5sc and oats h@Ac lower January provisions closed unchanged to 1I1ac lower. May wheat opened 77@s Q7712c, sold up to 77IAG775sc, closed at 1615@5sc. May corn held firm unti! near close when offerings became more liberal. final figures being off 15d9sc al. 43@43lsc. May oats closed 3215G325sc after ranging between 321sc and 322i GG 327sc.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
METALS.

New York, December 1S.-Copper in London 3s 9d higher at r5O los for spot. f51 2s 6d for futures, but continued duil and nominal here. Standard quoted $lO.15; lake, $11.65; electrolytic ana casting, $11.45.
 Lead was unchanged at 4hc locally. In London at flo 16s Sd.
 Spelter was unchanged in London a; flJ l's with the local market easy at S49O.
 Bar silver, 4S2sc
 Mexican dollars. 374c
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
VANDERBILT HOLDS HIS OWN.

New York. December 1S.-The phy- sicians in attendance upon Cornelius Vanderbilt issued the following buiIe- tin at 7:20 o'clock tonight: MT. Vanderbilt so far is standing the com plicatioa as we'll as We can reasonably expect. He is no worse than he was at noon."
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Buggy Demolished and Occupants
 Seriously Injured

Salt Lake, Ut, December 1S.-A car riage containing Mrs. McRae and Miss Eunice McRae, wife and daughter or Representative Daniel McRae. of this city was struck by a Rio Grande western train here tonight
 The horse was killed, the carriage demolished and the two women thrown violently to the ground sustaining seri- ous injuries. Mrs McRae lies in an unconscious condition at St. Mark. S hospital and it is feared she cannot recover. It is thought the daughters injuries will not prove fatal.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
SPINNING THE CABLE. .
The Silverton Nearly Seven Hundred
 Knots Out

San Francisco, December 1S-The As sociated Press has received the follow ing cablegram from it's correspondent on board the cable ship Silverton dated at noon today: Position at noon to- day latitude 23.14 north; longitude 133.3O west. Since noon yesterday 207 knots of cable have been laid making q total laid of 662 knots. The weather is good and the ships speed eight knots"
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

Monday morning. lie had previously admitted thae he ravished his victim after death
 Judge Smith sentenced the prisona,. to solitary confinement and hard labor for life in the state penitentiary az Jackson. and UItzler was taken -baca tonight
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

If S5 each. The money was kept in d common fund until divided Part of the scheme was for the ship Ie:s' men to travel only part of the
 entire distance, and allow the s pas
 sSngers to take their places. In one
 instance as many as five such passeng-
 CTS were found by detectives on a sin
 gle train.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
FL PAsO SNOW BOUND.

EI Paso, Tex, December 19.-Heavy sncw in the mountains north and west of here is causing serious delay to ali trains entering the city from those di- rections. The Rock Island and Santa Fe are the worst sufferers.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
BITTLE MYSTERY SOLVED.

Cedar Rcpids, Iowa, December 1S.- Edward Bittle. whose dead body was found near Mountain Home, Ida, left here May 2 to buy land. He is known to have left the train at Granger, WyO., which was the last heard Of him. He was a wealthy young farmer living at Lisbon, eighteen miles east of Cedar Rapids
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
THE BLOCKADE TO BE PITT ON

Caracas. December 1S.-It has been learned from an official source that the allies today will notify Venezuela au thorities at La Guayra Of the blockade to become effective Saturday. Deceni- Der 20. at 3 D. m. of the ports of La Guayra, Puerto Cabello, Coro. MaracaI- bo, CarupanO and Barcelona.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
MALLEABLE IRON COMBINE.
Mir. Lotchworth of Buffalo Slated for
 the First President in January.

New York, December 18-Accordine to Chicago advices q MT Latchworth of Buffalo is to be the first president of the Mallelb,e Iron combine He will be elected at meeting t0 Ee held in JaEucry, when the details Of the or gani2ation will be made known.
 II is denied by representatives CT tne CorI-rltion that there is any intention to form a combine to control the pro- duct of the market. They say it is simply an association of men interest Cl in the same line of business.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
MIR. BOWEN'S OFFICE
 ID RESTORE PEACE
Venezuela Appeals to Him to Adjust
 Her Tangled Affairs

An Answer to the Proposal is Expected Today The De- liberation Will Take Place Outside the Boundaries of Venezuela It is Surmsed That the Creditor Nations Will Accept Arbitration for the Situation Has got be Deep Water for Them. One Thing is Certain, the United States Will Assume no Responsibility.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
HEAVIER RAILS.
To be Placed on the Line of the Santa
 Fe.

Topeka, Kan, December 1S.-The santa Fe management has decided to replace all light rails on the road with '7-pound rails. During the next year the road VII lay 335 miles of new r,,I between Chicago and Albuquerque.
 Ehe Pacific coast lines will receive AEe treatment. It is the intention of ihe road to have nothing but 75-pound l'tils in use and thus take away much danger of wrecks occurring.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
IN ABSENCE OF CANTEEN.
Time Hangs Heavy on the Enlisted
 Men.

LeaVenworth, Kan. December 1S-- The number of assertions from the United States army at Fort Leaven- worth has become alarming. Tner,. were ever forty assertions last moEtTI. Colonel Miner, commandant. requested opinions of on-cOmmissioned officers as to the cause of the trouble. Many attribute it to the abolishment of inc caEteen and lack of amusement for en- lis,ed men.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
THE EIGHT HOUR BILL.

Washington, December lS.-Tha sen ate committee on education and labor agreed upon favorable report on the house eight-hour bill. Many amend ments have been made.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
PosTMAsTER AT STANTON.

Washington. Dee. IS. - (SpeciaD. = Thomas H. Field has-b app5Iatel postmaster at Stanton, Ariz.. vice James A. Jones, resigned.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
BRICE RIGHT OF WAY.
Lake Shore Disroses of Its Share to the
 Baltimore x Ohio.

Baltimore x Ohio.
 New York. December 13.-The Lake Shore has sold to the Baltimore &, Ohio for $G0,C00 so much of the old right of way of the old Brice project as lies between Ravenna and Akron Junction. about sixteen miles long. It will be used by the Baltimore & Ohio in re- building its lines from Newcastle June tion to Akron.
 When the Trice system languished after the death of Senator Brice, the Pennsylvania bought that portion east of Ravenna and the Lake Shore ob- tained that to the west. The Pennsyl- vania disposed of it's shore to the BaIti- more & Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
2 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
 STUDYING STATEHOOD
Delegate Rodey Had a Conference
 With Him Yesterday

He is Giving the Matter His Most Earnest Attention The New Mexican Believes the Bill Will be Signed if it Passes and He is Hopeful of it's Passage. Senator Quay as Alert as Ever Intends on Making the Oppo- nents of the Omnibus Bill Defeat it Squarely if They Defeat it at all.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

Hastings, Mich. December 1S.-M. H. Ultzler, alias J. Bratlinger. today pleaded guilty to the murder of Mrs. Robert Garrison in Johns township.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
SANTA TERESA" ."
Sues Her Indian Husband for q
 Divorce

Los Angeles, Cal, December 1S-
 santa Teresa" the young woman be- HeVed by the Yaqui Indians and mans MeAlcans to possess divine powers has sued her Indian husband, G. N. Rod 'lgueZ. in the local courts for a di- Vorce.
 It is alleged that the marriage wa. forced upon the young woman at the point Of a revolver by her admirer af Clifton, Ariz., June 22, 1900.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
WEATHER TOnAY

Washington. December lS.-FOrecast Tor AriZona-Fair in south, snow in northern portion Friday; Saturday fair.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
BONDS.

.U. s. ref. 2s. reg, 1O72l. coupon ,10SA
 3s reg. and coupon, 1O71a; new 4s, reg. and coupon, 135: old 4s, reg, 1OS15 coupon, 1091a; 5s. reg. and coupon, IOS4.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
ACCOUNTANT

Up-to-date, labor-saving systems of bookkeeping installed for large or small concerns; mining company books ad- justed; annual closing of books ar ranged.
 Phoenix, Ariz. Tel. 3731
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
FRAUDS ON. FAST FREIGHTs.
Lehigh Valley Train Crews Are Impli-
 cated-Onc Discharged.

z Ne" York. December 18.-Some of the Lehigh Valley freight and stock crews have been caught operating a secret system for robbing the company. One crew has been discharged and others are likelv to be.
 It has been customary to permit shipments Of stock and fast freight in transit to be accompanied by repre- sentatives of the shippers, to look aft sr the proper care, etc, of such consign- ments. It is alleged that billing clerks at Chicago and train crews entered into conspiracy by which the latter accepted as passengers persons other than representatives of shippers, and allow them to come east on payment
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
A HIDEOUS CRIME

For Which the State of Michigan ha.
 no Adequate Punishment.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-17
ROWING

iIhe chief interest in the work of the college
crews at Poughkeepsie yesterday centered
about the Wisconsin and Georgetown repre-
sentatives, as they the latest arrivals and
there mad been no opportunity before yester-
day to observe their rowing.
The reports that have come east concerning
the badgers were so hattering that there has
all along been a strong feeling here that their
chances of winning the varsity race are this
year better than ever before.
Georgetown stock has risen considerably
within the past two days, owing to the warn
Ing given by Coach ILanlon of Columbia to
look out for Georgetown" and the appear
ance of the men from Washington certainly
seems to lear out the impression that they
are a strong lot, although their average
weight, 1853 pounds, is lighter than Cornell
Pennsylvania or Wisconsin,
Coach Dempsey fears that HIanlon' S remark
has raised the public's estimation Of his crew
higher than it deserves. He says very can
didly that it is good crew, but he points to
the fact that he has only been in charge Of 1t
since April 1 and he does not see how it can
be expected to beat such thoroughly organ
lied combinations as the other colleges have
sent here.
Georgetown is handicapped in being unable
to. use its new shell. The boat was SO badly
damaged by the swells of "a steamboat on the
Potomac a few days ago that it has to be dis
carded, and the crew will use an old shell,
which; Coach Dempsey says is three or four
lengths slower than the new one.
The movement for an American Henley has
taken definite shape through the organization
Of the American Rowing Association as the
outcome OF a meeting in New York on May 10
Of a number Of gentlemen interested in COL
lege aquatics. ~ - go :. r---:;
The matter of a regatta was left to a board
OF stewards; and their plans for the immed-
ate future announced in Boston" last
night by r.. F. Blake. It;is proposed to hold
the first American Henley on the Schuylkill
river at Philadelphia in July Of next year.
All the Yale crews did light work at Gales
Ferry yesterday morning, owing to the unfa-
voratle condition Of the weather. Harvard S
varsity oarsmen received forty five minutes OF
spirited coaching this forenoon from Mr..
Higginson. He told his men they had been
rowing too light. He also told them that Har-
ward was weak at Yale's strongest point, the
catch, He explained Harvard hung badly,
while Yale dropped the oars without loss OF
time.
The other two crews did light work. and af-
ter the morning practice all the oars1nen were
informed that they had done ragged work.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-17
WITH THE EQUlNEs


. It has been definitely settled that the match
race between Thomas Lawson's Bora1ma and
E.. E. Smather's Lord Derby for side stake
of $40, 600 shall take place at Hartford on Sat
urday, Aug. 2. The horses have been matched
and forfeits of $4,000 have been posted for
some time.
Race goers and American Derby enthusiasts
in general were; given an unexpected treat at
the Harlem at Chicago yesterday; when, i'm
mediately after the finish of the, second race,
McChesney, Sam Hildreth,ss great 3-year-old,
appeared on the track for a mile and a quar-
ter workout, with WINFIELD in the saddle.
The son of McDuff-Manoa Mason was set
down in real earnest, and he. stepped the
route in 2:oS 2-5, hnishingly strongly and APP
parently not in the least distressed, despite
the day Aladdin beat him a nose.
Several horsemen who held watches agreed
on the time, and all considered the perform
ance a marvellous one, considering the condi-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-17
ton of the track. which was fully a second
and a half slow to the mile

.
lien of the most prominent candidates for
the American Derby. which will be decided
next Saturday. have been entered in a special
trial race Offered ty the Harlem Jockey Club
as final chance for these colts to take part
IN a race such as will put IA horse on edge
for the bruising contest to come at the end of
the week.
The owners who have awaited themselves Of
this opportunity and their. entries are: E. j.
'Baldwin's Cruzados, S. C.. Hildreth's McChes-
ney, which this afternoon worked a mile and
a quarter in 20S 2-5 on "a slow track as a
preparation for this event: j. B. Respess'
Bellies Commoner. John a. brakes Wyeth,
&C. Benefits Abe Frank or Aladdin, NJ Fl.
allchenor's Jaubert,, j. U. Stredes' Prowl. P.
DUNES Kirby, "A. Gains Terra Firma, Tur-
3neyl Bros. Clearwater and b. ,Schreiber's Otis.
the winner of the st. Louis Derby last satur-
day. =
E l'he conditions of the race are "a mile and an
eighth, ten pounds below the. scale for a
purse of $1,000 offered by the Harlem Jockey
Club.
The sale of the Rancho del Paso yearlings
owned by J. B. Haggin was continued yester-
day at .Sheepshead Bay and the best prices of
the sale were realized. The bay colt, by imp
Water Cress- Panzy, was bought by Sidney
Paget for $4,000. G. B. Morris was the con-
tending bidder, cut stopped at $50, OO0 Sidney
Paget also paid $4,000 for brown colt by
imp Water Cress- Panzy, aft r some lively
t1cding with G.. B., Morris. Thirty -four year
lngs We're sold, bringing a total of SIS, 800,
AN average Of S2.22S.