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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-08-16
FROM OUR NEW POSSESSIONS.

If an enterprising plan that was re-
Gently conceived by Col. w. G. Ste
phenson works out to the end as nicely
as it has been progressing up to this
time, the Kings Mountain Military
academy will open its next session with
at least one student from each Of the
territories of Porto Rico, Hawaii and
the Philippines.
During June, Col. Stephenson wrote
to the president offering free tuition
from Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Phil
ippine islands. The colonel stipulated,
Of course, that the boys must be white
and of good moral character, as other
wise he would not want them from our
island possessions or elsewhere even
for pay.
The president took the matter up
promptly, and referred it to the secre-
tary Of war, which official at once re-
ferred it to the proper authorities In
the Philippines, Hawaii and Porto
Rico, and also to the United States
consul at Havana.
During the past week or ten days,
Col. Stephenson has received a letter
from the United States consul at Ha-
vana and a cablegram from the COM
missioner of education for Porto Rico.
both asking for catalogues and further
information. There has not yet been
time in which to hear from Hawaii or
the Philippines; but in view Of the
business-like manner pursued by the
president in pushing the matter along,
it is reasonably certain that answers
will be received in due course Of mail,
and that cadets will arrive later on.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-08-16

GEN. CARwILE'S STAFF.-Gen. Car
vile. who succeeds Gen. Irvine Walker
in command of the veterans Organiza-
tion in South Carolina, has created an
other lot of colonels, members Of his
staff. The gentlemen appointed are
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
You Can Have It for $500.

No. 1913 Juniata St. n we'll built. substantial
I-rOon house. with n finished attic. front and
rear pcrches. city water and gas. furnace. c.
mented cellar, window screens. on a large lot
5Nlse- This property is four blocks west OF
Grand ave. and two blocks south Of Tower
Grove Park. within one-haif block OF the Horace
Mann School. and in a n-ighborhood restricted
20 residences only. The property Is open to-day
and every day during the coming week for IN
spection. where the occupant will show YOU the
premises. n you wish to buy a home and mean
business. you are respectfully invited to call
and examine the premises. All curiosity-seekerx,
traders and fake real estate agents are respect
fully invited TO keep away from the premises.
building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. FOR
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2748 Allen Ave. Only $500

\ well built two-story dwelling house. s rooms.
front hall. gar. bath. hot and caid water. nice
mantels and modern Convenisnces. lot .JXl@,
convenient To the California ave. cars.
ESR II JR. Ga Chestnut st.
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FOR SALE,

5s5 Morgan St. new ant modern: 3 roo; $:
oi,wster heat. hardwood finish; all rooms ' ~
work OF rooms finished in latest colors: brick
porches Tile bathroom: street now being paved
open every Gay,
ROYAL INVESTMENT COMPANY.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
FOR SALE,

Let me show YOU my pretty. modern s-room
brick residence; fine lot. stable. with every con
venience; in highest and healthiest point in
West End: offered On terms to suit. and at a
bargain: price. s4.53. X IS. Republic.
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An Excellent Investment.

YOU get IL per cent II you buy the L, fats and
store. southeast corner Finney and Nswstead
ayes. II you prefer. you mas pay only sLsS
cash. We will loan You the remainder on the
property and you will then receive Sl.sH per
wear net on your $1,000 investment. after paying
ali interest and the above expenses. The prop
er.v is ALL rented. and brings a gross income OK
over S,l4i Additional particulars Furnished by
NICHOLLS-RTTTEE.
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TO SELL.

a22i washington ave-, Il rooms: new and mod
ern: porcelain bath. nickel-plateG pipes; tile
floor: hardwood finish: hardwood floors: lots II
large closets; located in the best block on Wash.
inSton ave Fer price see
ROYAL INVESTMENT COMPANY.
go Chestnut ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
. FINE INVESTMENT FOR $500

$780, s. Jefferson -Ave.-An elegant double 81
story brick dwelling % four flats. J rooms. hall.
bath. water closet on LIST floor. and : rooms with
same conveniences on "a SOOr. and J rooms on 81
floor. This is without a doubt one Of the finest
pieces of tenement property in st. Louis. Always
rented. Be sure and see IL. .
APPLE 4 HEMAELMANN II: f. CO..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
Az Per Cent Investment.

A double two-story brick house OF IL rooms.
arranged In four fats of ; rooms each. in first
class condition.: all improvements made: renting
for 49, per annum: price S2.st5.
APPLE & HEMMEIMASS r. f. CO..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
WEST PINE BOULEVARD.

a most desirable residence. lot ssxzi5. north
SIDE about e9 feet east of kingS highway;
must se sold quick INQUIRE at q s. Main -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
TO SELL.


URcAI bAnuAhNs
4sas Morgan st, s-rcom house and stable: hard
wood finish: furnace; cemented cellar: fine
Plumbing. cost $i.co: Will sell any terms: very
ROYAL INVESTMENT CoMPAAY..
IN Chestnut II
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cass venus end jefferson,

C.rner. with improvements. renting for g. 90
per ai:ECm; property has three fronts: nne corner
bargain can be had.
JOHN MAGCIRE REAL ESTATE CO.
l1 y Eighth ST.
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5969 Won VERSEN AVE

For Sale-This house Is near Hamilton ave
is a buff brick. all-arounJ house: has 10 rooms.
reception hall. bath. no; and cold water. grant
told cellar. furnace. slate roof: also good two
story frame stable: lot soxl75. For price. terms
AMI letter Of introduction. see
KELLEY & Co. lib Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09
TO SELL.

1ts2 g Grand ave. s rooms. fine hardwood fin
ish: furnace, cemented cellar: at q bargain.
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
40 Chestnut RI.
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At a Sacrifice Only $4,000.

s.ss Geyer ave-. Il two-story s-room brick dwell
irE-hcuse. with gas. bath. all improvements
made; Eranitoid walks; lot ssxi25. This property
ought Ia sell for $500. II IL a big bargain at In.
price asked
HENRY JR.. sl4 Chestnut 81.
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NOW is THE TIME TO BUY.

IL you want to buy 4 home or a lot upon which
TO build a home YOU will never have a better
opportunity TO purchase than at the present time.
Come and see what | have to offer I'm the vay
OF big bargains. or send address and 1 Will mail
you a list
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FOR SALE -FOUR-ROOM Dwelling.

-Four i-room brick dwellings,: hydrant water I'm
kitchen. front yards: side entrances: cellars: lot
ss5Xil0 To alley: rental $40 per month: exchange
equity ~ $3.50 for dwelling or ether improved
JOHN MAGUIRE REAL ESTATE CO.
Ia ISpbth q
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EASTON AVE BUSINESS COR.

A splendid Yves: End business corner. Large.
three-story building. with store and ten rooms
s. ga for E cn,ct location fos
9ls Chestnut st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

CHEAP-ChOice business corner store and
fat. or will exchange for residence. \ SO.
Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

JUN AVS., Us % VT NU-aN. EVItdgVi
street and alley made: desirable reighborhood.
COOK Ave. 45-9-A fine brick residence. nine
rooms. bath. all modern improvements; lot 35x
10.
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COMMONWEALTH Ave. $3.50 tGreenvoodl-
New hve-room frame. cabinet nant%l: city water.
open to-day. Strodtman & StrOdtrnan. SsI5 y
Broadway.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY Fo
SALE.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

SIx-roOm cottage. ground to suit fruit. shad9
ana <arubbery: olive. EIaston and suburban cars.
Apply sl3I Esston.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

4 RARCiAIN IN Webster Groves property: ~
acres fronting on Gray ave. between Missouri
Pacific and Frisco K. r. three blocks from
street cars X g.. Republic.
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ASTON ~45e1E-Cheap easy terms: business
property: store: six rooms: lot 3.xa55: good sand.
Ed Greveis. i2S Easton ave.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21
UNITED MINE WORKERS
 NOV IN CONVENTION
Prospects for Big Strike Brighter Than
 for Anything Else.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 2o.-Ncarly
 1000 members of the United Mine
 Workers of America gathered here pr the thirteenth annual convention which began this forenoon. It is con , iidentiy expected by President Mitchell. and other officers. that it will be the
 largest convention ever held by the
 union labor delegates who are gath cred from twenty-four states, repre- senting every bituminous and every
 anthracite coal field in the United States.
 IL is the understanding that the dele gates are preparing to ask for the ad- vance that will be equivalent to an all round increase of at least 10 per cent. Along with this report. however, is another. to the effect that many operators have determined to take q stand for a reduction of 10 per cent on
 the ground that they had an unprofit- able year and that the prospects for the coming year are not bright enough
 to warrant continuation of the pres ert scale. It is not believed there will be a lockout, as the miners and opcr-
 ators of four states that sign q com
 petitive scale. have been able to reach
 an agreement during the last year without much trouble.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21
BOUCHER MEASURES
 FOR THE FILIPIAOS
A Belief That the War Has Been Pro-
 lopged by Humanity.

Washington. Jan. 20.-Having failed. after two years of strife, in suDduing the insurrection in Batangas province. which lies just south of Manila, and having satisfied himself that lenient treatment of the insurgents is pro- dUctive of no good results, General Bell the military commander of that prov ince, has determined on the enforce ment of q war of the most vigorous ard detcr-rincd fashion. involving re concentration in modified form, the application of martial law in all direc- tions and the unsparing pursuit and punishment Of natives who act as spies and traitors to the United States.
 All this appears from a long report to the war department just published.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21
SPOT HIM.
Perhaps Coffee is Getting its Work il
 on You.

.
 on You.
 People who think they can digest ocfcc and yet are sick half the time might learn q valuable lesson in health and get some happiness out of life il they would make up their minds to quit coffee and take Postum Food Golf fec.
 You can trace the results so accur- ately as to leave no possible doubt of the cause of the sickness and the req sons for the return of health.
 4 lady from Blue Mount, Miss, gives her experience. She says, 'I always used 10 drink milk but in '9S I went down to the southern part of the state to teach school and boarded in a fam fly of coffee drinkers. I began drink ing one-half of a cup at d meal. The ha bit grew on me and I increased the amount.
 Gradually I became nervous, my complexion grew sallow and yellow and finally my stomach would ire qucntly throw off the food. I grad ually ate less and less. depending up- on the coffee to keep me up. Finally I concluded that the trouble was mala- ria, and the doctor advised me to leave that part of the country. So I went bsciI up to the hills in the hope Of get ting better. Instead of that l got worse. Palpitation of the heart set in and I get so weak I could scarcely work
 l took a great many remedies but found no relief. l went to the mount aims in California for two months without imrrovemcnt. I Was thor oUEhly discouraged about my condi- tien when one day q friend said. Why don't you give up coffee?' Quit coffee I saiG. Why that is about all | live on She begged me to try leav- inc' it off and use Postum Food Coffee.
 I did net have much faith in the eX- pertinent. I had tried so many things without benefit. but l decided to yield to her entreaties. In less than two weeks after l quit coffee and began using Postum the pail Of i'll health left me and | began to sleep as sound as any one. My complexion improved. and my stomach began to regain it's strength.
 Now. after three months use of Postum l feel as well as I ever did. ] would not be without Postum Food Coffee and will never drink another drop of coffee. It came too near kill ing me" Mrs. Vera Deniat. Blue Mountain, Miss.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21

Washington, Jan. 2O.-Only meager details of the fighting between vessels of the Colombian government and those of the insurgents in Panama bay have been received in official circles today. They consisted of a dispatch from Con oul General Cudger at Panama and an other from Captain Mead, the com ndnder of the cruiser Philadelphia, which is lying in Panama pay.
 The state department received the following cablegram from Consul Gen cral CuGger, dated Panama. today:
 Fighting in the bay. Governor killed. Excitement great
 The secretary O; the navy received inc following cablesram, from Captain Mead. commander of the United States warship Philadelphia. dated Panama, today:
 The insurgent steamer Padilla at tacked :he Lautaro yesterday morning at cIcse quarters. The crew has de- serted her. She is now on fire and sink irg."
 Up to 10 o'clook TO additional advices had come either to the department or to Dr. Silva. Colombia's representative at this capital. Officials Of the state and navy department are watching the outcome of the contest with much in terest. It is believed that fuller reports will be received by tomorrow morning
 At the Colombian legation great re- s;ret is expressed by the officials at the death Q General Alban, the governor or Panama. He had proved himself a very successful officer. and in the recent operations incident tC the capture and surrender Of Colon by the rebels he had played conspicuous part. He was about 70 years of age and was a man of brilliant attainmerts- He formerly had been attorney general of Colombia.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21
PROGRESS OF BATTLE.

Colon, Colombia. Jan. 2O.-A naval battle which began at 6 c'cioca tnis mornin;, is in progress in the harpor Of Panama. The revolutionary fleet con sists of the steamers Padiiia, Darien and Gai-an. They are trying to force al landing off Saoana.
 The government ships are the Chilean line steamer LaUtaro. the Pacific Steam Navigation company's steamer ChicU- ito and the Panama Canal company steamer Boyaca. The first named steamer was seized by General Alban and the other two had been chartered by the Colombian government.
 As this dispatch is being sent three shots have just passed over the Chicu- ito and she has answered with several shots. They fell close to the Padilla, which is seen to be retiring. The guns a Las Iovedas are also firing q the rebel ships. The government forces are throwing up entrenchmen5s. The Unit
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21

Washington, Jan. 2O-(Special) )-Cov- ernor Murphy Of Arizona, is here campaigning for statehood. Tine Ari- zona hearing will take place January S1. No decision will be reached regard ing the admitting of new states until the republican party holds caucus or the subject. The outcome will de pend somewhat on whether a satisfac- tCry ranEerlent will be made of the conflicting interests of Oklahoma re- garding ,he Indian Territory. A move ment for two states will fail and block legislation for the other territories.
 An active campaign is being made through the mails against the confirm ation of B. F. Daniels. nominee for United States marshal for Arizona. The people of Tucson are the most ac- tive against him.
 Senator Hoar is making inquiries of the western members as to the prob able effect of the proposed bill to change the boundaries Of the circuit courts. There is considerable opposi- ton tc any change, though more judges
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21

are wanted.
 In the case of Judge Street. though Attorney General Knox remains silent as to the nature of his report on the investigation, it iSf generally under stood that it resulted in his complete Vindication of the charges that were made against him. It is too early to say, though, that he will be reap pointed.
 In executive session of the senate to- day an effort was made to secure the roniirm2.ion of NJ. A. Otero as governor "f New Mexico, but on objection from Senator Morgan action was postponed. Alr- Morgan criticised the committee on ivrritores. saying that full opportunity had not been given for a hearing of the charges against Otero, and he pleaded 'cr recOmittal of the nCnlina tion to that committee. It was urged on behalf of the committee that there was TO new testimony concerning the cnarges, that Iul and 21rTle hearing had been given and there was no occasion for reopening tre case. The nomination will come up again tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21
ALL FOR PANAMA
 CHARGED CONDITIONS
The New Report of the Commission
 Transmitted to Congress.

Washington, Jan. 20.-The president today transmitted to congress the sup plemental report of the isthmiIn canal commission on the proposition of the Panama Canal compauy to sell it's property to the United States for $i0.- O0O. GOO. The commission unanimously reports that after considering the changed conditions that now exist and all the facts and circumstances upon which present judgment must be based. the commission is Cf the opinion that the most practicable and feasible route for an isthmian canal. to be under the control, management and ownership of the United States. is that known as the Panama canal route.
 The report is signed by all the mcm- berS of the commission. It was accom- panied by letter transmitted from the president tu congress.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21
VENEZUELAN FIGHT
 RESULTS IN DOUBT
Many Reports of Engagements in Diff
 farent Parts Of the Country

Willemstld. Island of Cu-GCoa. Jan. z0.,-Nenezuelan adVices received here today say the government forces had the best of the fight on Saturday last, although Colonel PeraI, Colonel Feuen- mayor and fifty men were seriously wounded The government troops. these adviccs add. are pursuing the revoluuonists. Other adviccs say the revolution is slowly gaining ground ih the island of Laram. A final set tlement is pronounced hopeless. The reply of the Venezuelan government to the requirements for a settlement of the trouble arising from the late rev clution will be submitted to the next congress of Venezuela. which meets in February.
 Later in the day it became known that the insurgents who attempted to capture Maracaibo. on Saturday. were adherents of General Hernandez. who is called "El AIooho," and who is still kept in prison by President Castro. The revolutionists attacked the police post. situated in the main street. The fight there ended in the defeat of the reVolutionistS. There were several men killed and wounded. according to the latest adVices received, other re- ports making the loss quite heavy to the government side.
 The revolutionists concentrated at Paraguana and near Nela De Coro, ac- cording to reports which reached Cur acao, and appear to have been defeated by the government troops.
 The revolution stea mer LibertadOr. it is now said, is among the islands near here.
 No confirmation has been received of the report that the government forces were completely defeated by the reVolutionists near Carupano.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21
DEATH or ALBAN.
The Effect It May Have on the Cc-
 lombian War.

Panama. Jan. 2O.-Gien. Carlos Alban the military commander of this dis trict Gud governor of Panama. was killed during the fighting this morning. His death is deeply depiored, for Gen cral Alban was loved by his soldiers and enjoyed the esteem Of the com munity.
 It is asserted that the death of the Colombian leader may have the effect of brin@ing to the government side large numbers Of men anxious to avenge his loss.
 Some cf the men killed on board the government ship Lautaro nave been brought ashore, where they are being buried. Fire broke out on the I4autaro and later the crew Of the Philadelphia wen t0 her assistance and attempted to put out the fire.
 While they were thus engaged the Lautaro sank. It is reported here that he Lausaro's crew rebeIled and that the firing Of the vessel was an act of treason.
 The revolutionary sunboat Padilla surprised the Lautaro at the opening of the fight this morning and began ahcctiag at clcse range. Many Of the men on board the Lautaro were killed. The revolutionary gUnboat Darien. as his dispatch is written. is approaching inc United States cruiser Philadelphia in the harbor. probably for the purpose ct 9 conference. The firing has ceased. it is impossible to locate the revoIu- ti0nary gun5oat Gaitan.
 \ gasoline launch has just left here 'o obtain details of the fighting. The 's;ow movements of the PadiIla. which ale noticeable from the shore, lead to ihe belief that she has been damaged.
 The government gunDoat Boyaca has Just mcored to the deck here. She brings troops from Chiriqui. She re- ports that the revolutionary steamers 4'adilla. Dari=n and Caitan drew off when they became aware Of her pres ence. The Darien is now reported to be in @ sinking condition.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21
THE SENATE SESSION.

Washington, Jan. 2O.-The debate on the Philippine tariff bill will begin in the senate tomorrow. On behalf Of d majority Of the committee or Philip pines, Chairman Lodge today reported the measure and gave notice that he would call it up at o'clock tomorrow. Mr. Rawlins Of Utah, acting for the minority committee, offered a sub stitute for the bill Of the majority, and announced that he would submit some remarks at the conclusion of MT. Lodges statement in support of the ma jority report.
 During the greater part of today's session a measure providing for the establishment Of the department of commerce was under consideration. An effort was made by hr. Nelson of Min nesota, to secure vote. but opposition to many of it's provisions became so strong that the effort had to be abau- dOned.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-21
COMMERCIAL
 AND FINANCIAL
The Condition of the Markets Yes
 terday.

New Ycrk. Jan. 20.-Last weeks de i,ressine factors in the stock market were fortified today by the cnga cement oc s35O. .000 in gold for export. This is practically in line with the development ;u the stock market, which continued to rule with dullness and professional ,sm. Prices were generally lower.
 Closing: Atchison. 147s: preferred g.;Tt: c. C. C. X St. L.. 96iz; C. 6. O. .el4: C. .G- S I45A: preferred. 61A: sec und pf-c.erred 29A; Erie, 399s: Great Northern, 1S55s: N. J. Central. 1Ss. Manhattan. 1858; Metropolitan, 1675s; Missouri Pacific. 1OO1s; N. Y. Central -CI% Pennsylvania. 14Sas; St. l.. (G s. F.. s21k Preferred, s2; second preferred,