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The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
D|SCIPLINING The FILIPINO
"A Returned Soldier Tells OF Various Methods
OF Torture.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 25.--Jesse
conway. newspaper man of this city.
who recently returned from three
Years as a soloier In the Philippines
Is we'll rcrsed In the famous water
cure. which cuts such figure In dis
pplining recal.'iti ant Filipinos ms lac
has seen 1t administrated. Says Con-
way.
l'lace man or his back and rTcss
on tho gullet unit! all the air Ia oot II
E'' lungs and .hen poEr about pint
atl half Of u ater in his mouta Just
9S he is allowed TO breathe and you
hlH the wat:Ictre. The first appl,oa-
ton is generally sufficient to attain the
otS,Ted result"
conway says that quite little wa
ter flows into the lungs. and generally
Wien native has been subjected 10
'h' WaterCure ne does not recover very
|qgfkly.
II the dose was Immediately repeat
ihe victim would be strangled, anu
a person with weak lungs might De
klllcd horeby. Conway also talks OF
other methods of punishment In the
new American possessions. One Cap
tain under whom Conway served trieo
u" standing up process on the natives
|#lth good results.
native was captured on inform
|atlon from the Secret Service and was
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

KNOXVILLE. lenn.. April 25.-lra
Gillespie. alias Dock" Hill, man
past so years of age. has been arrested
and has confessed, 1t is said. to Sher-
III Shields at the Sewer county jail that
he was implicated In the murder or
Governor William Goebel of Kentucky
although he denies having fired the
fatal shot. With Gillespie when arrest
ea was an unknown woman, giant In
strength and weighing over zoo POUNDS
who attacked the ofiicer ana
fought desperately until nnaiiy
subbued at the point of pistol 0isi-
espie himself was disarmed OF a re-
yolyer. He claims the woman Is MS
wife. though the officers do not De-
lieve this =
He was arrested at Pigeon Forge.
miles south of ,everville. by Constabie
] w. wynn. on description OF one
Dock Hill." wanted in this city foI
an alleged hoid-up. He is OF siigh'
build has stopped shoulders. blue eyes
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
BOARDING HOUSES IN
WASHINGTON COMPLAIN
Say the Price OF LiVIn0 Leaves
Them Without Profit Meat is
to Go Higher.

WASHINGTON, April 25.--The
question of food prices In Washing
ton is becoming a serious one and
hCusekeepers are becoming alarmed
over the prospect OF further increase
in the cost Of living, which Is now
higher than 1t has been known in
years.
Another advance was made In the
price of meats yesterday. and the end
does not appear to be insight. Board
ing-house keepers In particular are
complaining bitterly, and the dealers
can offer no relief. The dealers them
selves are now stating frankly that the
IN rease In values Is causing them
actual financial loss.
With the keepers of boarding houses
the problem mas resolved itself into a
case OF absolute loss. and unless re-
lief comes In a few days many of
them will mark figures on the debit
side of the ledger.
II have never known prices in the
markets .o be as high as they are
now" said the proprietor of an uptown
eating establishment last night. The
increase In the price of meats and the
actual scarcity of the various cuts and
joints are costing me s75 a week. In
other words, now pay about that
much more u week for my marketing
than I did several weeks ago"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

under suspicion of having a rife, he
would either have to give 1t up or
stand in the guardhouse until he sur
rendered his coveted treasure. II after
two or three days he did not show
signs of weakening then he would be
treated as other prisoners. forced to
work. and eating good rations. but de-
tanned as q prisoner until his gun was
surrendered by his family or friends,
or some friend brought In some other
rife to exchange for the prisoner.
A milder form of punishment was TO
tie the hands OF the native together
rn,il he gave up the desired inform
alton. and he had also heard OF ma
ives being strung up by the neck un-
n, II was thought he was about to
die and then let down to breathe ilt-
tie when he would possibly talk 10
avoid q second stre.cning.
Solitary confinement also proved ell
fective. Go. way relates one instance al
DasmariLas. Cavite province, where an
insurgent officer known as Ahtone'
was caught in the full uniform OF q
,ieutenant in the Filipino army, anu
hewas kept without food until ne was
r, adv to talk. Three days later ne sur
,endered and he walked about town
nointing out so of his soldiers anu
surrending 100 rifles
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

criticiSe the President and to throw
of the blame ON him for the condition
prevailing.
One prominent Republican said the
trouble In the House was to be laid
primarily At the door OF Representa-
tive Babcock OF Wisconsin. who stir
red up the question of tariff revision
This. he said, made the FIRST trouble,
because Il famed the fame of revenue
reduction.
The next sdificufty was the course
pursued hf The leaders OF the House in
the Cuban matter Speaker Henderson
the leadek On the floor Mr.. Payne the
other profniment men on the Ways and
Means ComaaittAa, iixe Mr. Daizell and
Mr.. Grosven0r. started out as frfenas
Of the beet sugar men and when the
President put the pressure on. turned
and became tae friends OF Cuha.
Ne&fiy ali the Republican ieads,
kcWoTer, Afaii 20 discern that at the
root of MI tie trouble lies the demand
for 8 reduction OF the ariff. either BY
rsvisfon or by reciprocity Legislation.
No dinguise n made of the feeling
among veteran. Republican that the
p.rty Ii In 3 vriticai state. The Con-
grrssional Committee, II In said en-
gea. au3fr0ity. Ia feeling very ner-
vous and 10 looking to the National
Committee 70 take hold Of the cofrlae
e sngrsssianai campaign and help uut
The Eutlook Ii bad all over the cnon-
try. Thia xtaks nent 10 made, not On 'he
authority OF Idle gossip but on reports
ya.hercd by members OF Congress wto
have teen I'M close touch with the
public.
Ii Ii bad LIN Maryland. where German
has returned to powwer. and where
all the Congressional districts are now
I'm the hands of the Republicans and
more tAnn half are doubtful, 1t 10 NOT
good III New Jersey. and In Pennsyi.
vania the Republicans look TO lose halt
a dozen districts. Should New YORK
20 Democrats. the republicans would
lose at least five members In that
state. In the West there Is even more
trouble. The tariff reform sentiment In
Middle west--in illinois. iowa and
Wfsconsin--wiil make trouble on one
hand and the factional fights In the
party viii make Ii on the other. How
strong this tafih-reform sentiment
has grown can be judged when such
men as Measrs Hull of Iowa. and Hit
of Illinois. yoLe 20 take on the ~..er'
ential on refined sugar. as sop to ths
voters who want the tarim reduced on
the neeessari..es OF life.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
INDIHN'S REVENGE
ON UNFRlTHFUL WIFE

WICHITA. Kans.. April zo.-hum-
ming Bird. an aged Kiowa buck, t"ing
south of anandarko. IN the newly OPP
ened Oklahoma country. sought mover
means to revenge himself upon his
squaw wife The woman, VINO Is ABOUT
thirty years old, had been living Win
another India for several months. The
old redskin caught her iast sunday
morning and took her to his Brush
creek home.
He tied her hands and feet and sus-
pended the body in a high cottonwood
tree about 40 feet from the ground. ne
wind was blowing about 50 miles an
hour. She remained there three days
and nights. She was found by lnotan
nunters last night
The woman was raving crazy. hum
ming Bird was arrested and admitted
his guilt He says this is the old
fashioned Indian way Of treating un
faithful wives
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
ECHO OF THE GOEBEL MURDER
Man arrested In Tennessee 6On1eSS6S rdf-
tIClpdtlOn In Plot

S feet inches high and weighs about
1856 pounds. He begged Sheriff Shields
not to allow Knoxville officers to take
him. as he felt that Kentucky defec-
tives would get him at Knoxville. He
then confessed that there is hve-
hundred dollar reward offered Tor Ms
capture for completely In Goebels mur-
der. and that he has been q fugitive
from Kentucky since Goebefs death.
He denied having himself fired the
shot which terminated Goebefs
career. although he did not deny parti-
cipating in the plan to effect nis
death.
Sheriff Shields at once wired the
Sheriff at Lexington. Ky. OF Giiie-
spies arrest and confession, but mas
vet failed to receive an answer.
Gillespie stated that Lexington nad
been his home. and admitted nasins
relatives In Nashville. Tenn seyier-
vile is far of from q railroad ma
telegraph line. and news OF the con
fession was phoned to this city today'
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
AttOrn6v-G6n6rdI Knox Or
d6rS Suit Instituted
In Chicago.
The TRUST hNSWER
Is TO the Eject That There Will Be-
Another Rise In the Price OF Beet
Within a Few Ddus.

WASHINGTON, April 25,-Attorney.
General Knox mas made the follow
ing statement regarding the beef
trust:
On April 4th this department di-
rected w. A. Day of Washington, In
his capacity OF special assistant to the
attorney general to examine into. a.
far as practicable, the public charges
to the effect that a combination OF
large meat dealers of the United States
hao been effected contrary to the pro-
visions of the laws of the United tSates
From their reports lam satisfied
sufficient evidence Ia ON hand upon
which bills In equity for Injunction
can be framed to restrain the cOmbin-
alton mentioned from further proceed
ing under their agreement. which
clearly appears 10 be In restraint OF
interstate trade.
II directed the district attorney at
Chicago to prepare bill for an IN
junction against the corporations and
persons who are parties to the COM
bination mentioned be flled In the
United States court for the northern
@.strict of Illinois"
CHICAGO, April 25.-Agents OF the
Beef trust announced today that meat
prices are likely to be raised again
soon. Conditions they assert, make II
inevitable.
| Meantime the consumption of meat
| Ia dropping of and butchers all
| through the West are falling or BEING
forced out of business. The market Of
4. H. Runge. one OF the largest In
Chicago. went into the haEsis OF Q
receiver last night. Many people, ara
using fish and eggs In place OF steaks
and roasts
John W. De Kay. OF the North
American Beef Company. says that
Mexico will soon prove q factor with
| which the bee. combine viii have TO
reckon, as that country plans sending
I TO the United States thousands OF head
of beef.
| The charges made to the govern
ment concerning the beef trust are
based ontestimony of witnesses taken
In the last five years by the Interstate
Commerce commission. and are said
to have been submitted by members
| of that commission to Attorney Cen
eral .Anox, VINO is now investigating
| them.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
THE ADMINISTRATION LEADERS, IN
BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS ARE
BADLY DEMORhLIzED and FREE
Ly PREDICTING THEIR DEFEHT.
Dem and for Tariff Reduction Becoming Mani
fest and Republican Confusion Makes
Democratic Opportunity.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-"Not In
ten years has there been a time when
the situation in national politics was
SO threatening for the Republican
party said very prominent Re-
publican today. I'VE are Just preparing
to 60 before the country tor the cleo
tion OF new House of Representatives
Apparently it will be 1890 over again
How are we preparing for It? We seem
to have no leaoer. Republicans In the
House are leaderless mob.
A minority of the Republicans
there combine with the Democrats and
that Is an end OF party responsibility
and party discipline.
Exactly the same situation prevails
In the Senate. There is no leader. and
few Senators who were elected ~
Republicans stand ready to form an
alliance with the Democrats--af. In
deed. the alliance has not already been
formed--to overthrow the policy OF the
administration and bid defiance 20
party authority How 10 1t to end! In
less the big men Of the party come 70
their senses, 1t will end In disaster
after disaster. and the loss OF the
Presidency In 1904"
These expressions are only In Ilns
with shat eau be neard whea~ver fWo
III thsee leadirg politicians ut fc-
we<her. On aIl sides the gravity or tAe
situation In srowing. Sentiment for
tnrin reform, Democraatic unity and
Republican diserder--that is the sifua-
ton In a nutshell
Since the breakdown of party power
i'm the Republican House over the
Cuban reciprocity bill there is almost
a panic. This has been intensified by
the duplication OF this situation In
the Senate. Administration senators
are all asking: What can be done !
VIII the Cuban situation be duplicated
ON the canal bill? VIII not this session
of Congre end In q Colossal failure
which will make defeat inevitable In
the fall
Men who have much TO do with ma
s...s the policy OF he a,pnbsicRn party
declare that for the time being Con-
gress has got into position OF anita
gonism to the administration. ana II II
for the administration to step In ana
assert itself. They point out that Re
uubltcans have ceased to have leaders
in either branch Of Congress, and that
Democrats who have had leadership
for years and no fixity OF purpose in q
decade are really moliing the iegisia-
tion.
In some quarters is disposition 10
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
The omnibus Bill VIII Come
Up in the House Next
Week For Action
THECHANC6SG0OD
The Republican House Leaders Are
Opposed. But a Majority Seems
10 Be Assured.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Chair-
man Knox, of the House Committee
on Territories today called on Speaker
Henderson to request n day for con-
sideration by the House OF the omni-
bus Statehood bill that Ia, to provide
for admission of Arizona. Oklahoma
ana New Mexico. The speaker SAID
there would be bitter opposition to the
measure and that he would not give the
time OF the House this week. He sug-
gested that the cornmitte had better
ask for two days next week. and said
this probably would be allowed.
Mr. Knox said he did not think no
much time necessary, but would ac-
cept II. This will bring Statehood mat
ters to q head within the next week. AL
though Speaker Henderson referred to
very bitter opposition which It is un-
derstood will come from the House
management. recent events have shown
that the measure may be put through
regardless of the we'll known opposi-
ton OF the Speaker and his lieutena-
nts..
The fate of the measure In the Sen
ate, however ID very doubtful. even ad-
mltung that 1t will pass the House.
Several Republican Senators. inciud-
ing Fairbanks OF Indiana, insist that
it cannot pass that body during this
Congress. On the other hand men like
|Spooner of " .sconsIn. Plat of Con-
neciticut and Lodge of Massachusetts,,
who have had much to do with iegis-
lation regarding the Philippines and
Porto Rico. are disposed 10 favor me
|admissinn as States of the home Ter
|ritories In order to relieve the situa-
on Of embarrassment regarding gen
leral legislation for the outlying pos
Sessions.
The friends oil the omnibus bill feel
certain of the passage of the measure
|by the House. and as the result OF
their canvass in the Senate they .ex-
press a belief tnat the bill will be
tak.n up and passed by that body next
winter.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
CHINESE REBELLION
BLOODY BHTTl.E FOUGHT
The Rebel Leader Captured and
Ills Followers Driven From
Stronghold.

HONG KONG, April 25.--Advices re-
ceived today ,rom Wu CHOW. under
date OF April ~. announced that .
bloody battle was then proceeding be-
tween q force OF imperial troops On
the way to Wan Wing and n isFse
party OF rebels.
The imperial army attacked the re-
bels encampment In the WI Chang
hills and brought up two Maxims and
two l2-pounders and finally scattered
the rebels and captured their leader
Hung Yung Seng.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
SENATOR MONEY
PLHCED IN ARREST
WIN Be Tried Next THURSDAY For
hssaulsIn0 q Street Car Con.
duCtOr.

MA.iINGToN. April 25.-Senator
Money of Mississippin was today
placed In custody on information died
by Arthur B. Shaner.. stree car
conductor. who charged the Senator
with assaulting him during q distur.
banee on Shaner's car yesterday.
Senator Money, Conductor ShaneI
and Fireman faooper OF the fre de-
partmenf. who assisted the conductor
yesterday. appeared In the police cour'
today and the trial was set for mex
I ..ursday.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
SAN FRANCISCO STRIKE
STILL UNSETTLED
WAITING For Word From the East
ern Owners OF the Railway
For Final Action.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 25.--
The strike situation is unchanged this
morning and both sides are resting
on their oars awaiting adyiees from
the eastern owners of the united
Railroads.
II is expected that the local repres-
entatives of the Baltimore syndicate
will Oe ready for conference with
the strikers committee this afternoon.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Adtutant
General Corbin today made public the
following from a cablegram just re-
ceived from General Chaffee respecting
the situation in Mindanao, dated Ma
nila, April "a
before Baldwin could be communi-
Gated with he had taken the fort at
pulase, after slight opposition. no
casualties. Very soon after the neigh
boring town OF Ganasi opened It's doors
and ',oisted the white flag and deiiv-
cred the red flag. ~ .
Datto Lampok and others VIZ" ="
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
"SHEENy" HRRRlS
CLIMBS GOLDEN STRlK
Killed in an Ell Paso Gambling
House bu a Policeman 1hlS
Morning.

Ell pAso. April 25.--"Sheeny Har-
r,s was killed in a gambling hall this
morning by Clarence Wolverton: q
snecjal policeman. Harris was sno'
through the heart. us,,o
Five wears ago Wolverton, wnlie
.,iaf os Police at Colorado City, Colo,
II q said, ran harris out OF town any NV
Harris, 1t is alleged, then tnreaeene'
to kill him on signt. .os.r
They met for the f,rst time today.
The coroner's jury found that "oi
verton killed Harris in self DEFENSE
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
THE MOROS NOW TRhCTABLE
Major Baldwin BROUGHT Them TO Reason With
a Few Shots.

strong following asked permission to
cau and make peace. Datto Amanl-
pack OF Cana, who sent threatening
messages In reply to my 'etter, Is one
of those who have submitted.
1t Ia our purpose to show consider
able force of troops at Lake Moros'
converse win the Dattos and then re-
Malabang and Parang: thereafter TO
Malabang and Parang. thereafter to
send expeditions occasionally to tahe
the lake.
Every effort will be made to prevent
a general war.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

MANILA. April 25.-The trial oy
court martial OF General Jacob IL.
Smith ON a charge of conduct preju-
dicial to good order and military DIS
c,pl,ne. was begun today. General
ILoyd Wheaton presiding. Coionea
Cbar,es A, woodruff, counsel Tor the
defense, said be desired to simpnV
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

which the relative propositions OF the
Colombian and Nicaraguan govern,
,nnn+s 0o In connection with the proposed
canal were discussed. o,oa
nn.h nronositions will be at once
submitted to congress- x;ous
The president is exceedingiy naross anHss
that whatever determination cons,ssS r;ss
NAV come to as to the relative san,s,on mstto
- @ The two routes. that some oeclslo"
NAV be reached at this session.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
Waller and Ddu
Acquitted bu Court

MANILA. April 25.-Major Waller
and Lieutenant Jay. of the Marine
Corps. who were tried by court mar
tial here on a charge of executing ma
tives of the island of Samar without
trial have been acquitted.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
Howard Acquitted
OF GOoDel Murder

FRANkFOhf. Ky. April zS.--
Berry Howard the alleged principal In
the assassination of Governor Goebel
was acquitted today.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

Miss Bertha A. Little of the Merton
s,n,th avangelistic party, arrived IN
tucson last evening and Is . suess He.th ~,
the family OF s. r. Fuller at zlo Nof'N
nird street.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
GEN. SMITH IS RESPONSIBLE
admits He Gave Orders to XII I'll 0Ie!f II
lO'y6drS Old.

the proceedings. and n
admit that Genarn1 6zlft |
strnctions ID MAjor Y
burn and make k11 - Ii
derness. Thaf No &
|as the boys a k61k Z - =
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
Metal and Money! Market.

NEw yoRK. April 25--Mexican doi'
lars, Ale: silver. 51a4; Copper, Lake
ia. casting. 12ia.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25
lSTnMIHN ChNhI
PRESIDENT ANXIOUS
he Wants Congress to Take Action
at This Session Regarding the
Matter.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-The cab
met held a short session today, during
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

mot Like Other Men,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-25

''psot Like Other Men"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-02-05

When boy turns his bullying
pocket inside out we marvel at the
quantity and variety of articles he has
slowed away. Odd lengths Of string,
marbles, a horse chestnut, top, brass
nails, hickory nuts, an apple, and
many more articles are garnered by
this snapper up of unconsidered
trifies." We think the collection must
be hard on boys pocket. And 1t is.
But do we ever think Of the variety
and miscellany of the substance We
put into the pocket of our stomach
There's the apple and the nuts, and
the things besides quite as indiges-
tible as brass nails aud with no more
food value than so many marbles.
And yet we wonder that the stomach
'gives out" When then the stomach
breaks down under the strain of care
less eating and irregular meals it can
be perfectly and permanently re-
stored to health and strength by the
use of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. The action OF this medicine
on the stomach and other organs of
digestion and nutrition is SO marked,
that relief from disease is at once ex-
perenced, and the headaches, liver
TROUBLES" kidney disorders, skin
eruptions and other symptoms Of a
diseased stomach are quickly cured.
Whenever the use of a laxative medi-
cine is indicated, use DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They act in har-
mony with the Discovery" and assist
it's action by purging the bowels of
foul accumulations.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-02-05
DR. DAVID KcnncdyS
EdvOlitc Remedy
sYess An px' RiSEk s4 EHRSSSstrs.
NOW LOOK ouIi

''Tate care Of yourself" say our frisndA
"I'lltry to," we answer. We do take little
care, yet In spite Of warm clothes, rubbers
and mackintoshss, an army Of people were
bowlsd out by pneumonia and other lung
and chest diseases last winter. They
caught cold, neglected 1t, Let II fix upon
them, were torn by coughs, choked by
inhammations and conSestions, wasted by
fever, tired out by pain and then gave up
the nght. The hour you realize that you
have cold on the chest, place Benson's
Porous Plaster whore the pain or oppres-
sion IL felt. II you think two are needed
make It two. No harm II you were COW
cred with them. They act quickly and
prevent the engagement Of blood In the
orglns. In this way--with ordinary eau
ton as to exposurs-you Will break up the
cold and avoid = serious sickness. No
other applications, or any other Sorm Of
treatment, will accomplish this ~ certainly
and speedily. Benson's Plastsrs have dis
tinct and positive action and are curative to
the highest degree. Use them with the same
confidence for coughs, muscular rheums-
tism, the grip Oback and chsst) and all aim
liar ailments. Women, who are chief suffer-
ers from cold weather complaints, should
keep these plAstsss always within reach.
Get the genuine. All druggists, or We win
prepay postage on any number ordered in
the United States on receipt Of Csc. each.
ssabnsy 4 Jehnssp, 1fs. Chemists, ny.