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Evening journal., 1902-06-19
Rlahon Whlitle IL Dad

Richmond Va. Juno 19.-Rieht Rev.
Francis NJ Whittle bishop Of the
Episcopal diocese Of Virginia, died at
his home here yesterday afternoon, in
the 7Sth year of his age
Evening journal., 1902-06-19
Erlenas Henored Us eirth
New Castle, June

In honor OF his birthday. friends OF
Joaa Pagan rendered him party at
his home. at Tenth and South streets.
last night After a pleasant evening
OF games and merrymaking the guests
departed. wishing Mr.. Pagan many
more such occasions.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19
KIna Edward,a condltIon.

London June 19.-lt was officially
announced that in view OF the strain
OF the approaching coronation, King
Edwards physicians have recommend
ed that his majesty forego all public
engagements for the next few days.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19
COIOrtd Thin Gowns POpnIar

Colored linen gowns for summer are
growing in favor every day. the Light
ones being reserved more for country
wear. For coming in for days shop
ping and for going about town, the
dark linens, in the present state of the
atmosphere, are vastly more service
Evening journal., 1902-06-19
Will Purchase Garnet

Minnehaha Tribe. Imp'd o. r. NJ,
about sl2O from the fair and
festival recently given by the members
in Newark. The money will be used
TO purchase a new carpet
Evening journal., 1902-06-19
Dies of Her Injuries
special to the Evening Journai

Special % Inc Evening JournaI.
Dover. June 19.-iMrs. Waller, who
was seriously burned here yesterday
afternoon. died from her injuries this
morning. Her husband, who tried 30
extinguish the flames, is badly burned.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19
Standardization

Charles r. Bradford and Miss Lizzie
w. Fulton were married at the home
of the bride. No. 6l7 West seventh
street. last night at SIS o'clock by the
Rev. II. S. Dulany. Mr. and Mrs. Brad
ford left on the SIG p. m. train for
the mountains OF Pennsylvania. A re-
ception will be rendered them on their
return.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19

REDUCED RATES TO PROVIDENCE,
r. l., VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD, ACCOUNT BAPTIST YOUNG
PEOPLES UNION.
On account OF the meeting OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union, al
Providence. r. l., July 10 to 13, this
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets to Providence
and return, on July s, 8 and 10, good to
return until July 20. inclusive, from al
stations on its lines. at rate Of single
fare for the round "trip, plus 81.
Read the Evening Journal for all
the latest news.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19

ter. Among those present were the
following:
Frank Daniels, Emma and Fannie
Frazer. Alfred and Clarence Scott. Net
tie Dale. Dewitt Dale. Misses May AMI
Annie Nowland.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19
Erhlhltion of MannaI Training

The exhibition Of the work in the
manual training department of the
Howard School. is being held today.
The exhibition is creditable to the pu-
pills.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19

Register Crossan has granted let
ters Of administration on the estate %
Elizabeth J. Lewis to Sharpless w.
Lewis.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19

The Evening Journal is on sale at
the upstairs news stand at Broad
street station. Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1902-06-19
WlII HoId eospeI Service

Gospel service will be held this even
ing at 7.45 o'clock at Alliance Hall,
No. 6l0 Adams street Charles Nc
Kaig will lead the meeting.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19

A thing to avoid is the habit OF go
ing upstairs, as most women do, bent
forward. with the chest contracted
which. as we'll as being an indolent
careless manner of walking is injuri-
Gus to the heart and lungs.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19

Charles Hayward and family left for
Rehoboth today. where they will spend
the summer months.
Levi G. Bird today moved part OF his
household effects to his summer home.
near Corbitt's Station. He will spend
several months there.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19
BROTHERHOOD or ST. ANDREW

1ItV IIIItIIVUU Uf d, ANUItlW
MEET AT BOSTON OCTOBER 9-12,
1902.
On account of above the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railway Company
win sell tickets to Boston and return
lat the low rate Of fare and one-third
on certificate plan, good going October
9th to 11th, returning to October 18th,
inclusive, except by depositing ticket
and payment of fee of 80 cents return
limit will be extended until November
II. 1902.
Full particulars furnished by ticket
agents of the Reading system.
Evening journal., 1902-06-19

USED BY OUR EX-
PERTS WHEN NEG
ESSARY.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

Seattle, July At the extreme head of Miller's bay the boat winch carried Tracy and Anderson away from Pert Madison on Saturday night has been found. Tn it was d pair of oa.s Ev- erythns else had been carried away. The beat had been pElled in from the beach and slowed away in a clunp of bushes. and Tracy evidently felt Sc cure in the belief that il would noJ bc found for several days at least. This very fact may lead to developments somewhat earlier than any one had hoped for.
 The head Of MilleI's bay is but q few miles overland from Port Gamble. It is directly north of Port Madison Indian reservation, where, according to an Indian woman. Tracy V.&s seen in he &fter"oon. Sheriff Cock, with q rosse. left Port Madison early this morning to search the Milicr's bay dis trict in response t3 information receiv- ed from the Indian reservation. Im- mcdatcly after finding; the boat the party discovered fresh trail leading into the forest. The tracks Of two men were plainly discerni5ie, and there was nn doubt in the minds of the members of the posse that they were hot on the
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

Of this number more than 9.o0o are now involved in the strike.
 Some of the mon wko quit work today did so under protest. Notably this was the case in the freight house of the Lake Shore and Michigan Central rail- roads. The men there employed wer= --cciEilS dH the consideration they had asked They were forced to strike however, by crder of the executive com mittee of their union. Before going out the men Informed the railway officials cf the situation and said they woul6 seek immediate return orders from the authority that ordered them out
 The sudden suspension Of customary operations by the freight handlers to- day occasioned considerable trouble in and about the various railroad ware houses and stations. but the inconveni- ence and delay were but a drop in the bucket to what will happen tomorrow and later in the week if the strike shaT, not be settled sooner. To add to thu. present difficulties of the railroads. the teamsters and truckmen's union threat ems to join in 9 sympathetic strike l. this shall occur it will affect all the incoming and outgoing freight of every kind. Every railroad in Chicago today accepted all the freight offered. While if was confessed bv several railroa5 officials that freight was not being moved as expeditiously as heretofore yet it was said the largest part O it WIS being handled reasonably we'll
 Tho various freight houses and yards. however. disclosed a large accumula- ton of unmoved freight and cars load d with freight. A portion of it marked "pershabla" filled the sidetracks of all the railroads. There was no trouble or
 disorder in or about any freight house Anticipating tho possibilities of such ?
 strike the railroad companies had hr0uaht to Chicago a number Of men to take the places of the strikers. Thes-e mon were intercepted by pickets of the
 strikers and most of them were induced
 to icin the Freight Handlers union
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

track of Tracy and his unwilling part neT, Anderson.
 Shortly after Eoon Sheriff Cook and his party made their way into the dense forest. and it will probably be late tonight before they are again heard from. After a fruitiess chase after Tracy, covering l25 miles and ex- tending from q point just south Of Wnidby island to q point within q few miles of Gill harbor. SheriI Cudihee and party returned this morning on the tug Sea Lion. Every possible point on the sound, both on the east and west shores, has been furnished with care fully prepaIed descriptions of Tracy and Anderson. The authorities CT the northern counties bordering on tfe sound have taken up the chase. and considerable additions have been made thereby to the pursuing force. The Hc0d canal country is being patrolled by two squads of officers.
 The search Tor Tracy is being prose cuted along the west shore of the sound, with Port Madison Indian res erFation ac the starting point Sheriff Cudihee, at 6:30 o'clock this evening" is preparing to go to Port Gamble to join Cooks party.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
NO VICE PRESIDENCY
 FOR SENATOR BEVIRIDGE
He Is He Says Too Well Pleased With
 His Work in the Senate.

Indianapolis, July 1.-Senator Albert J. B~veridge, who is in Indianapolis, Was today asked about q Washington dispatch prirtea in Chicago paper, stating that the senator was being urged to become the candidate fer vice president in t9C4. Sanator Beveridge said:
 "I will undar no circumstances be- come d candidate for vice president, and at no time have 1 been considering the matter. l am content with my work in the senate"
 Senator Beveridge said he had heard his name being used in connection with the vice presidency. but he repeated emnhaticaily that he has no idea of be coming q candidate. Among the sena- tors callers today was $. W. L. Pen field, solicitor Cf the state department at Washington, in whose defense he aroused the wrath of Senator Bailey.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
EXPERTS OPPOSE PIPE LINE

Kansas City. July Tho plan to pipe natural gas from the Kansas gus lields to Kansas City proposed by Ar noid Kalmon of St. Paul J. J. Helm of this city and other capitalists will be abandoned. The plan has been de- clared impracticablo by the expert en- sinccrs who came here from Columbus, Ohio to report on the project.
 The engineers from Ohio, who have had many years experience in the natural gas fields cf Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania, met with the promoters of the company that proposed to pipe natural gas to kansas City. Tho eN- ports said the quantity Of natural g;'s in the Kansas fields is too limited to warrant the construction uf pipe lines tn Kansas City. Topeka, Joplin and the other cities where franchises for nat- ural gas plants have been granted.
 Tho expert natural gas engineers who submitted d report tn Mcssrs. Helm. kalmor and others were: Pro lessor r. A. Ray, T. D. Turncy and !. c. Johnson, all of whom live in Co., luinbus. Ohio. They have been in the Kansas fields for several days.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
JEFF AND FiTz'S
 FIGHTING PLACE
Work was Begun Yesterday
 on the Arena
Both Pugilis's Hard at Work at Their Training Placss Getting Ready for the Greatest Struggle Either of Them Has Ever Been Engaged in.

San Francisco, July 1.-Ground WIS broken today Tor the erection of a tenn por2ry arena at Fourteenth and Va lencia streets, where Champion James Jeffries is to meet Robert F'itzsimiaons on July 25 The San Francisco Nth letic club, which is to bring off the championship battle. has the contract CT under bonds to complete the struc- ture by July 2l. The plans for the nev- arena embrace several i1noVations and the ring itself will be in plain sight ot al who attend the fight. There is to be q seating capacity of 5000 With the usual facilities for lighting the ring.
 From HaIbin springs. where Cham rion Jeffries is training. and from Sk1Sgs springs, where "Lanky Bob" is preparing for his Iire's struggle, como reports that both puSilists are bending to their work with increased zeal. and since their Inomentary relax ation CT the Fourth CT July have been corly cn the highways for their ar- cust 1ned spins, and late in the gyIn- nAsiuIns. where tra iners pil their skill against the fighters. Harry Corbett, who IS now sojourning in the ncighbor- hood of both training places, says he expects his brother Jim to reach here III.
 large contingent of sporting men i; gathering at Harbin and Skaggs. Alex GreCgains, president 0; the club under whose auspices the heavy
 weights vii! battle, will leave here for both camps in q few days He pro poses to study the condition of both men, anI put on the gloves with them
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

Prescott, July l.-(Srecial.)-This ms been q busy day fer General Funston Accompanied by his friends, MT. Glc,d Professor Blake and cx-C:cvcrncl Aiur- phy. the general spent the forenoon visiting the principal businos.i houses of Prescott. Everywhere the volunteer hero of the Philippines was received with the utmost cordi1litY. and he showed a keen interest in everything he saw. His questions indicated that during the short time he has had com mand of the department of the Cole rado he has made an intelligent study of conditions in Arizona
 At II o'clock the party. with Aiessrs. Walcct. Emmert. Fairbanks, AncWalt and Vickers, boarded special train, which had been provided bE the Pres colt and Eastern railroad. and went to the Poland mine. Mir. Gleed has been in Arizona before. but this WAS the first opportunity fer General Fu1stoa and Professor Blake to see q typical mine of the territory in operation The stamp mill, which is of the most m.I- ern standard and equipment. and the great tunnel which is being 5o~e.i from the mill through the mountain to Lynx creek, nearly two miles away, were o1- jects of special interest. Prof. Blake is the discoverer and patcntee of pro cess of dry concentration by clec tric:ty and has an experimental plant il op- eration at Denver. The Denver papers report the process to be an unqualified success Naturally, therefore, P.ofes- sor Blake was much interested in iGe Poland concentrators. Tne party re-
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

tui-red to town at t:2o. "Ei tha visit iT' expressed themselves as delighted with the days programme.
 Tonight at Dai,e'; opera h9u;e Gen craI Funston had such Il reception as he will never forget. II broke tii.' towns record for attendance and en- thusiasm The public was invited. and the public was quick to avail itself of the chance to meet the general and manifest the respect and esteem in which he is held by the people Of Ari- zona. Captain Phillips Was at the head of the reception committee, and tile arrangements were pleasing through cut. The decor2 tion., which mad been made under the direction oi r A. rritle Jr.. were tasteful anJ beautiful.
 Funston has made q great hit with Prescott-thera is no doubt about thIt And the general frankly says that he has had q better time since ha ras been in Prescott than during tlc three lcorths he has been in Eenyer. During the time he has had charge O. the de- p;;rt:ncat heaGqualtei-s he has been cx- trelne!y busy, and this is his first real eating since h. returned from he Phil iDpinss. Mir. Gleed and Profeszo: Blake appear to be no less well pleased with the efforts which have been Dat forth to make their stay pleasant
 -Nt o'oio;A toI:-ulsJv morning the party will leave on d special train for Jerome. for @ visit to Senator, Cllrlz' z great copper mine. From Jercme they will go to Ash Ferk. and on t. the Grand Canyon. where theJ viii spen5 a day or two and then proceed !. DeE.cr.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
PgTrsBURG BANKS MERGED.
First National Assumes the Business
 of the Mechanics National

Pittsburg, July 7.-The 10000 shares of stock of the Mechanics National hank, together with it's good will and other assets. have been formally trans ferred to the First National bank 0. Pittsburg at | meeting held in the di- rCctors' room of the Mechanics bank The business of the Mechanics will be continued at tho First Natic the effects of which were removeG Q Wood street and Fifth avenue.
 The considera ticn involved for stock and assets of the Mechanic bank. exclusive of the real estate. az gregates $1,5OO, eco. It was rumored tha negotiations are pending fer the mer- ger of the National Bank of Commerce with the First National making it one of the strongest financial institutions west of the Allcsha2ies. and that i'm portant expansions in the banking house of the institution are in contem- nlation.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
A BROKEN HEAD.
Sustained by Joseph Chamberlain
 Yesterday.

London, July The colonial secre- tary, Joseph Chamberlain. was some what severely cut in the head this af ternoon as the result of a cab acci- dent in Whitehall. The secretary s hansom WAS passing through the Can :iGian arch when the horse slipped. and Mir. Chamberlain MS precipitatcl for ward with great .Viniencc. His head st5ucA and shattered the glass in front cf the cab. When eNtricated ii was seen that his head was badly llCerated and bleeding rrofUsely. Nir. Cham bcrlain Was taken to Charing Cross hospital. where his injuries were dressed.
 This evening it Was annou"ced that Chamberlain Wa. suffering from a scalp wound, which is of a severe but not dangerous character, rendering ad- Visable his detention for q fortnight.
 Mir. Chamberlain is resting quietly, out the doctors are not sure that he can be moved tomorrow.
 The conference of coionial prcmicrs, which Was to have been held to1no.- TON to discurs the question of imye- rial defense, has been postponed in consequence ol the accident.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
NO PLACE FOR ALL
The Returning Street Railway Striking,
 ElnplOyes.

Providence. I;. l.. July 7.-flaving voted after E strike of two months dur alton to return tu work. the motnrincn and conductors of the United 'Tr1ctinn company here lost no time today in nlaEinS application for their old places. At the offices of the company the meg found less than 13o vacancies for about 'oo or 3G0 applicants. The railroad off, cials had announced their intention of rc-employing as many of it's old men as were needed without displacing those N no had been taken on during tha strike. The number required today Wer" taken back and the others were riace on the waiting list In Paw tucket the strikers have refused to abide by the decision of the street rail- Way employees union and they will not return at present.
 The strike began early in May when th" Unioa Traction company. being C"nrcIlod tn reduce the hours of is employees under the new labor law. re fused tn :sVaut the demand of th" mcn fer the same pay as w.s received for :, lo"gor day.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
INPORTATI0H 0f
 FREIGHT HANDLERS
Chicago Reads Taking in Men From
 the South.

Chicago, July Tt was reported to- night that the Illinois Central was bringing fcur hundred men from the south to take the places Of the strikers. Other roads were said to be taking similar measures, bringing in men from the country districts or ether cit ies on their systems.
 Chairman Job of the state board of arbitration said to the Associated Press: T have sent letters to the managers of the twenty four roads af- fected and to President Curran of the freight handlers, offering the services of the board in attempting to bring about settlement. So far I have re- ceived 20 reply from any of them"
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
WAY re SETTLEMENT.

Chicago. July 1.-fIOpes Of speedy settlement of the strike of the Freight Handlers union. which was declared today, are entertained by the officials of the union and members of the state beard Of arbitration. The officials of the union at q conference tonight told Chairman Jones of the board of arbit- triticn that they were willing to per- init the employees of the different com panes to meet the officials to discuss q wage scale, providing the joint con
 ference should he held at which the officials of the union would be permit ted to act as advisers of the men. The arbitration board is now working OF the matter in an effort to bring about a conference between the railway man agers and committees representing the mon. As the railroad officials have of fcrcd to take this step from the be- ~ininG Cf the controversy there is little doubt that the strike can be settled satisfactorily 10 both sides il the con ference shall be arranged. A lack of uparimity already porneatcs the strike
 The Chicago Federation Cf Labor was ignored when the order was issued for the men to quit work. and it's executive CfhcialS are somewhat offended and are
 inclined to let the freight handlers fight cut the battle their own way. There are r.. eco freight handlers in and about the various freight houses of the tWen- ty-four railroads centerins in Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
STOCKS.

Atchison,: SS1A: dU preferred. G3H C. X O., 4SA: Rock Island, 1S1; Big Four. 105h; C. & S, 30i.; de first preferred. 72t2; do second preferred, t5M; Erie, 5612; Great Northern preferred, 1S7: Manhattan. 1924; Metropolitan, 14S75: Missouri Pacific, 1iGi.: New JersoE Central, iS2. NcY- York Central, 155 ,a: Pennsy ylVania, 153Il.: St. Louis md s'2n Francisco. GS;i: do preferred. >: do second preferred, i2*,; St. Paul. 1.5 7s; Southern Pacific, C.; Union Pacific. 1o37s; Amalgam@ted Copper, 6i7s; Ana- conda, 1o6; Sugar f-Sl2: United States Steel, 3S%: do preferred. %: Western Union, S11l; santa I7e Copper 1#4.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
KINGS RECOVERY"
 4 HOPEFUL WORD
Used by the Prince of Wales Speak
 ing of che Kings Condition

London. July 7-Kins Edward passed q favorable day. and the verbal 1o- port given out tonight Was that his majesty is still doing well. Tke use by the Prince of Wales u: the word recovery when he referred to the kings progress at the inauguration C. the Raphael Nurses home, Guys hes pitai. this afternoon is regarded in many quarters as indicating that the royal family considers the kings case most hopefully.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston, July .-Boston-Runs. {: hits. &; errors. ?. Fhiladelphia-Rua :; hits. 6: errc:s. l. I3atteries-Win- ters and Warner; Plank and Powers.
 Baltimore. July 1.-Ealtimore-R Runs. B; hits. 19; errors, 3. Washington Runs, 0: hits. :; errors. l. Batteries HcWell and Robinson; Orth. Townsend and Clarke.
 Cleveland, July 7-slcveIand-l;, l;,,ns. S hits, i3; errors. 1. rhicago-Hurs, ,; hits. t; errors. . Batteries Wright, 6emis and Wood; Patterson and SuI- liVan.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Dcs Moincs. July 7-Des Moines- Runs. |; hits. 6: errors. ,. Colorado Splings-ituns, 1: hits. II; errors. |. 'atterics-Morrison and Hanson: New meyer and DiXon
 Omaha, July 7.-Omahu-Euns, i; hts. .; errors. 0. Denver-Runs. 0: hits. ,: errors. Q. Eatteries-OWen and Bonding; Frisk and Wilson.
 St. Joseph, july 7.-Peoria-Runs. .: hitS, 2: errors, Q. St. Joseph-Runs f: hits. E errors, l. Batteries anI Wilson; McFadden and Roth.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. July 7.-Following an carly easness in grain, the markets rallied today on reports of additional rains in the west. September wheat closing leGp 5sc and September corn 2sc up. while September oats closed Unchanged. July corn shorts bid up options tp Sac but got little corn for their pains.
 Provisions closed l00r2zi=c 'highcr.
 At the opening September went from 13$xct 73l..c to 12i.c. I.1tcr tnuriS rLa the market up tn 7lr Closed, 727,c
 September corn snld between Gle ard G2i@c and closed %,, Up. al G31c. July opened at I1c tn 7ai.c and ram the l,ric;. up to St14c. Closed at Sic.
 September oats sold between 3iAc and 331kc. and closed at 341sc.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08

tc the executive on the ground that it came in the form of Q proposal to the legislature which is unconstitutional. An amendment was adopted. however. to take the project into consideration.
 President PalmO also sent a recom- mendation that the mortgage law be reframcd
Arizona republican., 1902-07-08
READY FOR THE SUMMER.
Electric Road Prepared to Handle 130,-
 C00 Persons on Sundays.

Seattle. July The Seattle Electric company, operating the consolidated street railway system Of tho city. is arranging for the handling of d large summer traffic that alw2ys comes with every season. Many new cars have been ordered and some have arrived and will be put on at once
 Tav superintendent of the lines makes the statement that the com pany will n" in a position to accommo- date 13o,000 persons on Sundays. and during the week tine service will be equally as efficient