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Arizona republican., 1902-07-02

Washington, July Amid q scene of enthusiasm that has not been paral- leled since the exciting and stirring days of the Spanish war, Speaker Hen- derson at 5:30 this afternoon declared the house of representatives adjourned without delay. In doing so he said that no house of representatives since the adoption of the constitution had done as much work as this one.
 The audience to which he made his brief address was d brilliant one. The galleries were banked to the doors, and almost two-thirds of the members were in their seats on the floor. The speak CTS appreciative words to the members on thanking them for their co-opera- ton during the session had touched a responsive chord, and they gave him q remarkable demonstrate of their friendship and goodwill.
 While the cheering and applause were still in progress members on the f1cor began singing My Country lis of Thee" It was taken up by the cor respondents in the press gallery over the speakers chair and by the specta- tors in the surrounding galleries, and soon the vast hall was ringing with the swelling chorus. Other patriotic sirs followed as the members exchang- cd farewell. "The Star-Spangled Ban ner'' alternating with Dixie
 The speaker came down frcm his ros- triI,a'. his appearance on the floor being greeted with For He's a Jolly Gcod Fellcw," and there was q perfect rush Cf remhers to grasp his i1and. Stand ing in the area in front of the clerks desk, he, tee, joined in the songs, and there was q wild scene when General Hooker Of Mississippi. tho cid one armed confederate veteran. took his place by the side of the speaker and tc~ether they sang "Dixic.'
 MT. Candlcr Of Mississippi. democrat jumped upon his desk and let out d yell of iubilatic that fairly shook the rafters. For almost half an hour the jubilatiCn continued. All this time the audience remained standing in the gal Ieries watching the animation and join ing in the singing.
 The adjournment came at the end of q seven and d half hours session. dur ing which much minor business was transacted. In all seventy bills and resolutions were passed. The general sc"1 feeling in the house had been heightened by d victory won over the senate on the item in the naval appro- pria tion bill for the building of bat tleship in d government yard.
 The closing hour was occupied with | spirited debate between MT. Cousins of IOWa. and Mr Richardson the demo- cratic leader. over the report on the investiga tiCn into the charges made by Captain Christmas concerning the sale of the Danish West Indies. MT. Cous- ins ridiculed MT. Richardson for bring ing the matter to the attention of con- gross. The latter defended his course
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
COLORADO LAWYERS.
Meeting of the State Bar Association
 at Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs. Colo., July 1.-Thc fifth annual meeting of the Colorado Bar association is in session in this city. The guest of the convention is William Travers Jercme, district at torney oi New York city. who tonight made an address. His speech was one of the most forceful and inspiring ever heard in this city, being received with the greatest possible evidence of ap- preciation by the distinguished gather
 Ing before which it was made.
 The address Of MT. Jerome was one calling upon the members of the legal profession to stand in the front rank among the citizens of the United States in raising and maintaining a higher standard of citizenship and in bringing about q greater realization on the part of citizens generally of the sanctity of the public trust.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
M ETAIS.

New York, July 1.-The local market for copper was quiet and weak, with standrad spot to August at $11.371. to $l1.i5: lake, $ll.S1l2 to $12.25; electro lytic, Sl1.S5 to $12; castings, $11.75 to SIP.
 At London copper Was steady and unchanged. with spot t52 Is and fu- lures r52 6d.
 Lead, steady here, 43s; London, un- changed, i'll 2s 6d
 Speltcr ruled firm locally at 5c and nohanSel at LcndOn at ELS 12s Cd
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
BASE BALL
Result of Contests in the Four Leagues
 Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg July 1.-Pittsburg. I; Gin cinnati. 3. Batteries-Philippi and Kimner; Phillips and PeitE.
 New York, July 1.-Boston. s; New York, ,. Batterie5-Willis and Kit tredge; Evans and Ycager.
 Chicago, July First game-Chica- go, I; St. Louis, 4. Batteries-Lundgren and Chance; Wicker and Ryan. Sec ond game-Chicago. 3; St. Louis, 1. Batteries-Menefee and Kling: Yerkes and Ryan.
 Brooklyn, July First game-Phil- adelphia. l; Brooklyn, ?. Batteries White and Dooin; Kitson and Fuller. Second game-Philadelphia $; Brock lyn, S. Batteries-Iberg, Felix and JacklitZ; Donovan and Ahearn.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
COINAGE OF A YEAR.

Washington, July 1.-The annual coinage statement issued by the di- rector of the mint shows that during the fiscal year ended June 3O 1902, the total coinage executed at tfe hints of the United States was $S4,526 SIS. as follows.
 Gold, S61,9So.512: silver s30r11S.5e9; minor coins, &, ,429, ,136.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. July -Cattle-Receipts 4,0G0, including 1.5OO Texans. Good to prime steers, $1.156oS.50; poor to me dium. $4.150I7.50; stockers and feeders $25005.35; COWS, $1.50M6; heifers, $2.50 Gr6.50; canners. $1.5Om2.5O; bulls, S25OdD 560: calves, $2.50M6; Texas fed steers, $3.9O@7.
 Sheep-Receipts, 13.00o. Sheep, steady for best lambs, strong for choice. Good to choice wethers, $3.75&4: fair to choice mixed, $3.25613.13; western sheep, $2.75GD3.90; native lambs, $S.506D3.70
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, July 1.-Baltimore, O.; Philadelphia. ?. Batteries-Cronin and Robinson; Waddell and Shrcck
 Detroit, July 1.-Detroit, 0; Clevc- land, 3. Batteries-Miller and Me Guire: Joss and Bemis.
 Boston, July 1.-Boston, 9: Washing ton, ?. Batteries-Dineen and Warner: Patton and Clarke.
 St. Louis, July 1.-St. Louis ChicagO game postponed: wet grounds. Double header tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
NEW EMPHASIZES.

Washington, July At Secretary Mcody's suggestion the cabinet today adopted the names for the six new ships of war authorized by the naval appropriation bill. The four larger ships. two battleships and two ar mored cruisers will be named Louisi- ana, Connecticut, Tennessee and Wash inrton. but it is not settled which states shall be chosen for battleships and vice versa.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July 1.-The grain markets, after giving early indications of quiet ing, broke loose again today, and broke the high price record in July delivery
 July corn touched IS cents, following certain indications that the bull crowd means to carry the corner through to finish. July wheat closed 11s@1Hc higher, September wheat a@7sc up,
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
CABLE COMPANY'S PROPOSAL
Submitted to the Cabinet by Secretary
 Moody.

Washington. July 1-Secretary Moody today laid before the cabinet the prop Csition of the Commercial Pacific Cable company to hasten the construction of their cable across the Pacificf and of fering important advantages to the government in return Tor the use of surveys made by the United States steamship Mere for cable route con necting San Francisco, Honolulu Mid way island, Guam and Manila.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
ONE STRIKE NO MORE.

Keystone, w. Va, July 1.-The strike of the United Mine Workers in the Nor fCik and Western coal fields is practi- cally at an end. The strikers, with the exception Of probably h per cent, re- turned to work. All the train crews of the Norfolk S Western that were laid off owing to the strike resumed wo1l. today.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus. July 1.-Columbus, l; St Paul, G.
 Toledo, July 1.-Toledo, ,: Minncapo- lis, G.
 Indianapolis. July First game Indianapolis, 1; Kansas City, ,. Sec ond gamc-Indianapolis, 4; Kansas City, 3.
 Louisville, July 1.-Louisville, ,; Mill Waukee, ,.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
-.-c&oN5.s TAKES THE oAT.f.

Jamestown, St. Helena, July 1.-Gen- cral Cronjc, the Boer commander. who, with his army was captured by Lord Roberts at Paardeburg Orange Free State, in February. 1900. has taken the cath of allegiance to King EdwGrd. Many of the remaining priSoncrs are following his example.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
12.COO QUIT.

Birmingham. Ala. July Lover 12,- 600 miners struck today in the Bir- mingham district. At q recent meeting of the operators and miners the latter demanded eight hours d day, pay day every two weeks; and so cents per ton as the maximum price for mining coal an increase of , cents. The coal oper- atcrs refused to grant these conces- Si0ns.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
SENATE COMBINATIONS.

Washington, July 1.-The following have been confirmed by t.,c senate:
 Registers cf land oflices-W. E. Chaplin of Cheyenne. Wyo.
 Pcstnastcrs -AriZo.?a: T. T. Coal ter. Flag=taff: J. K. Corbett, Tucson
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02

as much Of it as the governor could spare from callers, was given to his correspondence. He will leave this evening for Bisbee, where he delivers the Fourth of July address.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
FIRST SESSION ENDS
 OF F|FTY-SEVENTH
At 5:3O O'Clock Yesterday Afternoon
 Congress Adjourned

There Were Stirring Scenes in the House Whose Jollty Was Intensified by Victory Over the Senate, Secur ing the Building of Battleship in a Government Yard-The Last Important Act of the Senate Was the Adoption of the Conference Report the Philippines Civil Government Bill.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
WHIPPED TWO MEN.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien's Perform
 ancc.

Chicago, July 1.-Philadelphia Jack O 'Brien fought two men tonight, and was given decision over both of them, each bout lasting six rounds, with thirty minutes intcrmission. Jim Dris- coll was staggering at the end Of six rounds. Jack Beauscholte. the second opponent, was badly battered.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
GOVERNOR A, 2, ERODE
 ABDUCTED INTO OFFICE
The Administration Of the Oath by
 Chief Justice Kent

The Simple Ceremony Was Witnessed by Half Hundred Persons--Remarks by the Retiring and the Incoming Chief Executives The New Governor Appointed George H. Smalley of Tucson His Private Secretary and N. G. Layton of Coconino County Superintendent of Public Instruction to Succeed R. L. Long, Resigned
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
BONDS.

|. $. bonds, ref 2s, reg and coupon, l0I%f: Ss. reg, 1G6; coupon, 1064 new Is, reg and coupon. 134%; old is. reg and coupon, 109A; 5s, reg and coupon, 1G5.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02

could charge such calumny and that any parrot could be taught to repeat it.
 The resolution was referred to the committee, thus effectually killing it. Just before adjournment the usual re- solutions were adopted, including one offered by MT. Cockrell, the venerable democrat of Missouri, cordially thank ing the president pro tenn. MT. Frye for "the dignified. impartial and ccur- tecus manner in which he had presided over the deliberations of the senate
 After the adoption of the resolution MT. Frye delivered a feeling response and then declared the senate adjourned without 8 day.
 Washington, July 1-Just before the senate adjourned finally today Senator Allison, chairman of the committee on appropriations, presented statement showing the total appropriations for the sessions by bills. as follows: Agriculture, $o,20S,960; army, s91 .5S0. 136; diplomatic and consular. sl.951.- 125: District of Columbia. sS,647,526 Notifications, s7,2SS955; Indians, s9.- 143. .9C2: Iegisla tive. etc, $29, ,39S 3Sl: mil itary academy, $2.6.7 .3324: navy, SIS, ,e7S,- 963 pensions. si39, ,S42 23o: postofTice, $1SS.4i6,59S; river and harbor, s26. 726.- 442 (cxciusive of contracts authorizede; sundry civil s6O, 125, ,359: deficiencies. $ES, ,G39, ,91l; miscella neous, 2,6OG, eco: isth- milan canal, $50, 13G, ,000; permanent an , nual appropria tions, s123,921,c20 Grand
 total, $500, 1888
 The total last year was $730. 33S. 5l5.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
STOCKS.

Atchison, Sl7s; do preferred, 9S3s; C. x O.. 46M Rock Island, 175: Big Four lo3A; (. x S, 301; do preferred, T :; Great Northern preferred, 1S7; Manh3t- tan. 1"2; Metropolitan, 14S; Missouri Pacific, 1111a: New Jersey Central, lSo New York Central. 1547s: Pennsyl- Nania, 1511s; St. Louis X San Fran cisco, 6SE: do preferred S21@; do sec ond preferred, 12: St. Paul, I147s: Southern Pacific, f4%; Union Pacific. 19f1@; Amalgamated Copper. G3%; Ana cpnda. 106; Sugar, 12S3s: T.. $. Steel. SIS; do preferred. S9A Western Union. S1; santa i'e Copper. 13i
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, July 1-Forecast: New Mexico and Arizona-Fair Wednesday and Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-02
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
A Healthy Condition of the Stock
 Market-Growing Grain Corner.

New York, July 1.-There was not much increase in interest in today's stock market, but d firm undertone was maintained and a number of stocks ad- VanCed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-25
VETERANS HOLD MEETING.
Athens Camp Selects Delegates tt
 Dallas Reunion.

Athens. March 24-(special)-The mem bers of Camp Hobbs. C. C. ", met the court house in this place and the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensl- ing year: Commander. Captain T: F George; Adjutant. Captain Ben M. Sow ell: Surgeon. Dr. Thomas c. Jones; Chap lain. Rev. Thomas Weatherford. The selected to attend the reunion at Dallas, Texas: Captain T. F. George, Captain w. c. Eubanks. Captain Ben M. Sowell and pr. Thomas c. Jones. The following alternates: B. R. Patterson, Thomas Weatherford, W. T. Hargrove and Will liam Bridgforth. They decided to take the Louisville and Nashville route from here to Dallas.
 The County Registrars are finding but little trouble in their rounds making the list of permanent voters for the County. They have registered but very few ne- groes. only a small number having pre- sented themselves for registration.
 There seems to be desire on the part of the people for an early primary in this County,
 The announcement from the press re- porters at Anniston that the Athens Fe- male College had been consolidated with the school located in that place.. has caused a very just indignation In this section. No man has the authority to talk of removing this honored institution from Athens It was created by an act of the Legislature and cannot be remov- ed. and besides. 1t Is the property of the North Alabama Conference and this body alone could give sanction to any thing of this character. The fact that Dr. H. G. Davis Is going tn Anniston does not mean that he is the Athens Female College for such is not the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-25
NO SPLIT IS FEARED.
Democratic Party of Madison VIII
 Remain Intact.

ry,,rtsv,l,e. March A.-(Special) )-Ai- l. .Lau~h inc contest for the Democra.lc tInrninations of candidates for seha.or na noi representatives will be warm one, tha possibility of split In :ne paFy tb;s not feared by the Democrats on the Eo',ntv as it is by Democrats ws, nd Stata Sou' There will be no rnud-slinging ana d sha ieaders of the Spragins, Walker gnu a, ufo.cher combination as well as the wa s.s iaoa Sorces are fighting their pest wl.i VIII .ha intention of supporting the nomlheses' es. tHedison County Democracy has oeen sin, m,deriv free from splits in the past anu .a., ksSara ts nothing in the present sltua..Vr' .I',, .n warrant the fear that harmony VII VII no+ nrevail after the primary eiectioi Ir view of the impending contest. Vo.. ua
 are briskly registering and almost 'Ils tl', ent,ra strength of each precinct visiieu py ,ha res4strars has received certihca,tses ITn to last night the registrars hao v.s..- s
 aiater precincts and the reElstrsuo,i gu as follows: Whites. 963: coloreo, F. Eik .odge No. 69s has induced Ex-Hov- ornnr Robert l.. Taylor to make an ., en, eooement to lecture in this city on Npri' & 5 Tt has been several years since soy 1i ar Tavlor visited Huntsville ana ne e1,i etuot be given a warm reception
 The directors of the Madison Cu Co'n. |. ranv. have decided to rest~ue wosK as t.hajr well near Blanche. Tenn. dnrlng !he newt few weeks. The well IS nearly snn .ne feet deep ndtH but drilling was sus- %~naed during the winter months.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-25
TEACHERS OF ELMoRE.
Interesting Institute is Held in Tai'
 lassee.

Tallassee. March 4.-(SpeciaD-Ine ne teachers of Fillmore County held thelr institute here Friday and Saturday last. The weather was not favorable friday but about thirty teachers got herc ana tbc session Saturday Was exceedingly m teresting. The talks and papers present, CT were very helpful. pr. Powers anu Professor Nj. c. Wilson If Florence and Messrs. J. D. Matlock and 5. J; Cole of Birmingham were present and participated Resolutions were passed thanking these gentlemen for their at tendance and help. the people of Tallas- see for their hospitable entertainment and SuEerintendent w. F. Stripnn TOT courtesies. resolution was also adopt ed urging the representatives to the next Legislature to work for bill t1 pay public school teachers monthly ana endorsing State Superintendent John w. Abercrornbe and urging his reelection.
 The rain Is interfering with farmers considerably in this section. Very little com has been planted and not much land has been prepared.
 The large store of the o. Ferrall Dry Goods Company was burglarized Friday night Some negroes were under sus- picion but they proved to be the wrong men. Some ieWelry. clothing. shoes and shirts were taken. It is thought that the thieves have gone to Montgomery or Birmingham to Deddle the merchandise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-25
WHEELER WILL RETURN
TO BE RESTRAINT TO sUPERIN
 TENDENT sTARKs.
Sam Galloway Will Succeed T. H Johnston a Roadmastsr, the Latter Rssigning to Enter
 Business for Himself.

Birmingham. March A.-(Special.)- )--An- nouncement was made here, today that J. K. Wheeler, formerly Trainmaster. on the south end of the South and North Alabama Division of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and Birmingham Min eral Railroad, and now Superintendent of the Greensboro and Nashville Division with headquarters in Russellville. Ky will return to Birmingham April to be. come Assistant Superintendent under Su- perintendent E. M. Starke. Assistant Su perintendent Sam Galloway will become Roadmaster here vice J. H. Johnston, who will leave the service of the road to so into business for himself. MT Wheeler has many friends in Birming- ham. MT. Callawav was placed in the Roadmaster's position because of his ac- complishment in that line and the fact that the Louisville and Nashville Is doing tremendous lot of construction. repair ing and grade reducing in this section of the country and the most competent men to be found being necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-25
NEGRO COMMITS SUICIDE.
Will Lewis Cut His Throat With a
 Pocket Knife.

Hayneville. March A.-(SpeciaD-Will Lewis a negro man about 9 years Of age, committed suicide by cutting his throat with a pocket knife this morn ing, while in the public road on the out skirts of Hayneville.
 He was a. farm laborer in the employ of c. A Warner. who resides near Cor rie, in this county. Yesterday he ran away from Mir. varners plantation. en- ticing with him negro boy about IS years of age. who was also in the employ of MT. Warner. Warrants were sworn out for the negroes and both were arr rested yesterday and placed in the cus- tody of q negro deputy, Tom Thomas. While being escorted to the county jail the younger of the two prisoners at tempted to escape and was shot in the leg by the deputy. a flesh wound being inflicted
 Will Lewis remained in the jail here until this morning when MT Warner came to town and procured his release MT. Warner then left Hayneville on horse back with the negro, Lewis. following him afoot at a distance of about ntty feet. Just as the outskirts of the town were reached. MT. Warner happened to look around and saw the negro standing up deliberately cutting his own throat and before Mir. Warner could interfere had succeeded so well that he died with l in a few minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-25
RAINFALL AT EUFAULA.
A Heavy Downpour Sunday Night
 and Yesterday.

Eufaula March 2.-(Special. )-Rain again fell in torrents here last night and throughout today Farmers are very much disturbed and the delay in plant ing will throw blowing away behind and cause much trouble in cultivating.
 Mrs. W. H. Foy is seriously i'll at her home here and fears are entertained for her recovery.
 Owing to the illness of Mrs. J. A. Pe- terson services at the First Methodist Church were dispensed with yesterday morning.
 Rev. w. B. Crumpton, Secretary of the Baptist State Mission Board filled the pulpit to a large congregation at the First Baptist Church yesterday morning and again in the afternoon at the South Side chapel.
 The auditorium of the First Baptist Church has been embellished with z handsome new carpet.
 The Eufauia Rifles have been invited to take part in the military display at AL bany Ga, April 22, but have not yet de- cided to accept
 Miss Nettie Freeman extended invita- tons to her birthday party at the home of her grandmother. Mrs. w. H. Locke this afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-25

which is derived from two Greek words meaning "a wat cry humor" and ito flow" But we know that rheumatism arises from a poison circulating in the blood.
 It will occur to the sensible person. that to cure this disease demands the use of means that will banish all Poisonous material from the blood. To accomplish this, it is only necessary to use for reasonable length of time the remedy that has been curing rheu- matlsm for half a century. That remedy is Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic. It purifies the blood; that is what 1t is for: It cures because it is foe to all blood im- purities, and because it makes new. rich blood. When the blood is thoroughly re- newed and in it's normal condition, rheu- matism must necessarily disappear. Get the genuine. Don't take any substitute. There is no remedy that is as good as Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic.
 Detroit, Mich, Jan. 10. 1901.
 commenced using your Iron Tonic when prostrate from a severe attack of rheumatism. After using three bottles, all traces of this disease were completely eradicated from my system, and my gen eral health was restored.
 As a blood purifier Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic has no equal, and most sincerely recommend it to all persons suffering from indigestion, fatigue, rheumatism, and the many weakened conditions of the system produced by impoverished blood Marguerite F. Yeazell.
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