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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-08-16
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Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
HENRY WAS TIRED
 OF HIS RECEPTION
A Continuous Sleep Of F0riy-
 Eisht Hours
The Arrival of the Prince at Cher bourg Notwithstanding His Hard Work He Was Most Favorably Impressed.

thcrbourg. France. March 1I.-rh- Hamburg American Line steancc Deutch,and, having on board Admiral Prince Henry cf Prussia and his suite. returning from the United States, ar rived here at 6:35 P. NJ. Prince Henry says he was so tired when he finally boarded the DeutchIand at New York that he slept almost continuously for is hc Irs. except for the time ne appeared fer meals CT to take short walks on the bridge.
 He says he never worked so hard in his life as when he was in the United States, for he never changed his uni- form so many times a day or faced q succession of situations requiring such alertncSs and q certain Initiative on his own part.
 There were situations which could not be met With merely formal bchiv vior cr thc mechanical execution of a rou- tinn Ura@rdn:mc.
 lis suite Prince Henry has alluded tn many things in connection with his trip. lie mentioned rothing mc:e ire Iueatly than that no single unpIe san. incident occurred in the United States. When one of his party inquired Wha, had impressed him most, the prince re- piled that the great. orderly and cheer iUl crowds had been h.S most con tinucus impression.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
CUBAN RELIEF PLAN
 0Ff REPUBLICANS
Opposed to the Ways and Means Com
 mittee's Report.

Washington, March IA meeting CT the republican members opposing the ways and means ccmmIttee on Cuban reciurocity lasted an hour and resulted in sH agreement not to accept any compromise involving d reduction of taliT duties. This in effect is an in straction to insist cn the rebate plan nf tn reciprocity plan. The meet ine was attended by 52 republican nemb-I=.
 Tn discussion all opposed m agree inent which would reduce the tariff crcn temporarily. II was finally agreed hoU-yer. to give this understanding an affirmative aspect. namely that any- ilan for tha relief of Cuba would bn acceptable if it did not involve a re- duCtiOu of the tariff.
 Thc=r who attended the conferences said the natural effect O. this was to accept nothing that involved a reduc- ten Of the tariff. Others character ized the understanding reached as a determination to stand pat" Imme- diataIy after the meeting the arbitra- tion conferees met in the ways and mans committee room.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
AN EARLY CHANGE
 IN PENSI0H BUREAU
Commissioner Evans Will Leave It
 For Q Better Place.

Washington, March l7.-Thera is no longer any douht that Pension Com missioner Evans will within the next few months, a. least. sever his connec- ton with the pension bureau, to ac- cept from the president q position which will be a substantial promotion. but which has not yet been definitely selected. IL is well known that MT
 Evans has the entire confidence Of the president and that the latter will not consider the question of his retirement until 6 position entirely satisfactory to the commissioner has been provided. No decision has been reached concern ing the successor to 2Ir. Evans. nor will any action he taken until the pres ident is thoroughly convinced that h. has found man of the same high character and sterling worth possessed by the present commissioner in so high @ degree.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18

St. Paul. Minn., March 11.-The great b3izzar,i which has ragged oyer the Da- botas and Manitoba since last Friday s'thsiGed last night and today the weather was ger rally fair. but in tansels cold. tny thermometer ranging from n to IG degrees bclo.. zero. With inc subsistence cr the storm the rail roads are Dcnoin% their energy to again open their lines for traffic and immense rotary snow blows and gangs Of men with pick and shovel are at tackne the mountainous drifts that block the tracks.
 The Great Northern has succeeded in opening it's line as far west as Church $ Ferry. \. D., and the roao is expected to be clear as far as AIinot by morn ing. This will open all avenue of es- cape for the transcontinental trains Cn that road winch have been snow bound at Minot since Friday night.
 If all goes well the coast train that should have arrived at St. Paul last Saturday morning will get here some time on Wednesday. The Northern Pa cihc expects to have it's road open sain by lomorroV. and it's t:.Ioug, trains that hava been held at Man1an in the west and at Fargo in the east will be re-started upon their journeys. Efforts are also being made to reopen
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18

the Manitoba division of both the Great Northern and Northern Pacific, but il will be several days before traffic resumes it's normal movement.
 In view Of the fury and suddenness of the storm 1t seems remarkable that 90 few lives are reported lost. While the reports so far have been meager, and many points not been heard from. il is the general belief that not more than eight or ten persons have per isheI throughout the storm-swept re- zion. \ family of four is reported to have perished near 1iinct, N. D., and two CT three others are said to have been frozen to death in different To- calitias
 T'he loss of stock is hard to estimate. ! report from Dickinson, \. D., places the loss at from 25 to 8 per cent, while ruln0l' places 1t in other localities at q much higher figure. It will be several days before definite information in this regard can he obtained.
 There has been a good deal Of suffer ing among the new settlers. many of V nom arrived but recently and were ill prepared to withstand the severe weather. but relief committees from the older inhabitants have taken charge of this matter and are doing their best to alleviate the distress of the new corners.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18

Washington. March 11.-After a pro- Ionged debate the senate today passed the ship subsidy bili the final vote upon the measure being i2 to 3l- Sen ators Allison and Deliver of Iowa. Spooner and Quarlcs ot Wisconsin anS Proctor and Dillingham; of Vermont. republicans, voted against the final passage of the bill. and Senator Mo Laurin of South Car0iin" voted for it.
 Some amendments to the bill Were adopted. but they Were ali agreeable to those in charge Of the measure. t!a friends of the bill voting down all the other amendments. With the exception of the amendments offered by Mir. Ali son. and accepted by Mir. Frye, limit ing the time of the operation of the contracts made under the provisions of the bill to July l. 192a. and providing that the amount of the expenditure under the mail subsidy paragraph should not at any time exceed SS.9oH,- 0O0 annually. none of the amendments were agreed to materially affecting the bill as it was reported from the com meTce committee
 The voting upon the amendments be- gan at 3 o'clock and such a flood Of them was OHefeu Illdl tIlS ll4lssl NoNS upon the bill. as amended. was not reached until just before o'clock The amendments offered b. MT. Vest Of Missouri, providing for free ships and for the applications of the provisions of the antitrust law to the shipping industry were rejected, as was al amendment proposed by MT. Patterson of Colorado. providing that TO Chinese person should be a nleIa0er ol the crew of q subsidized vessel
 Ir Pettus of Alabama of red al amendment providing that the tota! expenditure under the bill should not exceed 5000, 900 in any year. IL vas adopted in the committee of the whole, but later. in senate, was rejected by q decisive vote. The senate agreed To the anne ndment offered h.- Mir Spooner providing that congress should nave power to amend or repeal the act. with ont impairing any contract made under it's authority
 Mir Hanna offered and the senate adopted three amendments applying di- rectly to the acquisition "y J. Fierpolt Morgan and his, associate Of the Ley land line of British ships They pro vide that no foreign built shii: shall participate in the proposed subsidy. that nothing in the act shall be con strued to prevent American citizens or corpora tions from holding or operating foreign ships in the ocean carrying trade. and that no foreign built ship of any line thus acquired by American citizens shall be admitted hereafter oy American registry.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
OTIS RETIREMERT
 CONSEQUENT CHANGES

Washington. March 1.-The statti- tory retirement of Major General E. s. Otis Cn the z5th inst. will vacate the commands Of the military departments of the Lakes ar Chicago and c: Dakota 2 Sr. Paul. Maicr General Arthur Macarthur. now al Denver in command c6 the department Cf the Colorado, will be transferred to Chicago. and Briga- diar General Funston, now in this city on leave of ahseuce, will succeed Gen. erGl MacArthur in the comand of the department Of the Colorado.
 Hrigadfsr General ". A. Kobbe. who is also in this city on leave of ah- sence. will be assigned to the command Cf the department of Dakota.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
THE LIFE BOAT
 A DEATH BOAT
Entire Crew of Life Savers of a Massa-
 chusetts Station Lest

Chatham. Mass. March 17.-By the capsi2ine e a life boat today. seven lfe savers. practically the entire crew Of the Manailv station on tine south end cf Cape Cod, met death at tnelr post Of duty. and with them into the sea w=nt five men from the stranded barge N-adena. whcm they tried to bring in safety "a the shore.
 One man. Leruel Ellis, through tke heroic work of Captain Elmer Mayo. cf another stranded barge, the John C. Fitzpatrick, Was rescued from the bot tom c: the uD-trned life boat.
 Among those lost was William II. Mack, of Cleveland. who was on the barge representing his company, the BcuteIle Leading and Transportation company Of that city.
 -' Captain Marshall N feidredee. one O the oldest life savers on the coast, went down with his men. All the life savers came from Chatham and liar wich. T',r names cr those lost are:
 Life savers:
 MARSHALL. x. FLDREDGE, keep r. South Chatham.
 EDGAR SMALL. Harwich.
 I.!-iJ<-lt I- t--N iNl ljl' I>, taIN len.
 OSBORNE CHASE. HarWich.
 ARTHJE ROGERS. North Harwicil. ISAAC THOMAS FOYE. South Chatham.
 VALENTINE NTCKERSON. liar wien.
 Frcm the barge:
 WILLIAM T. MACK. Cleveland.
 CAPT. CHRISTIAN OLSEN. Boston.
 ROBERT WOLANEUN. Boston.
 PETER SMITH. tug steward.
 WALTER <. SENED. Cottage City.
 MANUEL. ENOS, Cottage City.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
\ BUSY WORKER.
Coffee Touches Up Different Spots.

Frequently coffee sets up rheumatism vixen il is rot busy with some other part Of tha body. \ St. Joe. Mo-. man. r. N- Wise. says, About two years ag3 my knees b gan to stiffen and my feet and legs swell. SO that I was scarcely able tc walk. and then only with tho greatest difficulty for I was in con- stant. pain.
 I consulted Dr. Barnes. one of tha most prominent physicians here auj he diagnosed the case and inquireG Do you drink ccG=e:' Yes You must quit using it at once he replied. | diI so and commenced drinking Postum in its place.
 The swelling in my feet and ankles and the rheumatic pains subsfded quickly, and during the past IS months have enjoyed most excellent health. and. although l have passed the GSth mile post I have never enjoyed life better.
 Good health brings heaven to us here. know of many cases where wonderful cures of stomach and heart trouble have been made by simply throwing away coffee and using Postum.'
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
NATTLE AND SIIEEP.

Chicago, March l1.-C'attle-R Receipts. .4.ou0 head; market active and stronS t. Joe higher: good to prime steers. $6.6oW7.l0; poor to medium. $4.25mG.4O; stockris and feeders. 2.5oW5.oo; cows, $i.-5fl5.-u: hrifcrs, S2.JUp 5.1J; canners. $l l.25ft2.5 50: bulls. %2.5HMG.03: calves. $3.do MG.5o: Texas tcl steers. $4.15W6.oo.
 s!hcrp-Hvceipts 14,0oG head; sheep and lambs l0ul1c higher; good tu choice Eethcrs, Si.15lr5.50: fair to choice mixed. $4.60G4...: western sheen. $i.15 G,C.oo. native lambs, $t0o"6.75; western lambs. $l..51t6.15.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18

ton and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining company of Mon tana and also of this state Judge Reach cf the supreme court has sus- tained the demurrers and holds that no cause Of action has been established.
 Ir these actions it was charged b.. the complaiEant that the assets had been Unlawlully transferred by the Montana cumuany to the New Yorl, company. and the court was asked tc appoint q receiver to take charge Of tn" assets and to direct an accounting fer the benefit of, th- Montana com pany's Sturkhuldtrs.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
BOSTON STRIKE
 IS WIPED GUT
f Small Independent Outbreak Caused
 by Two Men.

T;o>taa. March i7--Th, great strikr last week. involving 2o,ooo union men. was completely wiped out today when practically every man went back t. his work under conditions but slightly changed from these existing when the ucubio began.
 Tonight the caly incident in the tabor situation is the strike of seVenty-fVc lclgshoremen at the clyde Line wharves. This is an independent strike brought about by two Gisgrunt- led yorknen. At the freight sheds o1 the railroads the nun Der of men left Nithcut immediate employment was less than 5C9.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
0ljTMATCHED
 BY FRANK ERH
Gurleg supplas, Of Buffalo, Nowhere
 Near the Championship.

Buffalo, \. Y, March 17.-Frank t.rne. the light weight champion, put an effective danllJer on the champion snip aspirations cf Curley Supplies. a lccal -hcxe:' of some cleverness. before the International club at Fcrt Erie to- night, krccEing Supplies out in the sixth round.
 I,rne fought ia different style than usual k-aping close tc his man, and showing q desire to mix and rough it. Supples fought creditably and in the third round almost sent Erne to the tlocr with q left uppercut
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18

of which he presented many interesting facts relative to it. several other mem bers spoke briefly on the measure. among them being Mr. Brllany uf North Carolina. who protested against the treatment his state mad received.
 NIT. Foster of Illinois and Mr. Coch- r;ju ol Missouri discussed thc Iocr War. ,Ijticisiug the majority severely fer i.e failure to allow congress; to c&- press the sympathy of the American people with the struggling republics.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
TANGER WINS.

Chicago, March I7.-C1ever fcot work and constant holding while in trouble was all that saved Eddy Lenny, of Philadelphia, from being knocked our tonight by Benny Yanger at the Amer ica club. Y2nger forced the fighting from the start, and easily gained the decision ct the end Of six rounds Of the iastssr fighting ever witnessed in Chi cago. Wild Bill' Hanrahan Of New York and Jack Beauscholte Of Chi cago, went six cumbersome rounds to q draw
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
WEAVEltS STILL OUT.
But Otherwise Work Has Been Re-
 sun2rd at Fal River.

Fal River Mass. March 11.-As the textile corporations in this city have granted the "a per cent advance in wages. taking effect today. every mill but one. the SaGamore, started up in full today. The weaVers were granted a 10 per cent increase with the rest. but as the question for which they have been fighting TOT tne past ten weeks. the length of cuts, vas rot set tied. the members of the weavers' assn- citation refused to return to work today.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
EIGHT-HoUR DAY IN SPAIN.

Madrid, March 1.-The Gazette to- day publishes decree establishing an eight-hour day for all working people on state domains and in state mines. workshops. etc. and providing that each hour of overtime is tn be paid for al th- rate Of one and one-cighth of the daily wages.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
STOCKS.

Atchison, 76: preferred. s62.; (. (; O. 45a4; C.. C., C. < St. L., lC9&I: C. X S., 26ai preferred. 70; second preferred, 42; Erie. 363s: Great Northern. preferred, 185; Manhattan, f347s: Hctropoli tan. l5&; Missouri Pacific. 10I1t; New Jersey Central, 1Ss; New York Central. 162@4; Pennsylvania. 150%4 St. l.. (; s. F.. G21e; preferred. 80; second preferred, T2i2; St. Paul, 1G4ls. Southern Pacific, G54: Union Pacific, 997s; AlnalSamated Cop per, G.; Anaconda, sos; Sugar. f2S}: United States Steel, 4.14. preferred, .5i4; Western Union, 91&; santa Fe
 'nnnar 2tI
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
AH IRISH RISING
 IS IMMINENT
The Vatican Will Instruct the Clergy
 to Stand Aside

L.1ndcn. March 1.-The vatican has received confidential news, says the Ecm= correspondent cf the Daily Chl -1icle, e q serious situation in Ire land. The Fenians fer some months LeV- heen angaged in an active propa- garG5 with q view to organizing for a ee neral rising. IL is believed that the vatican viii instruct the Irish clergy ta h3l1 alCos from the rev yClutionary a=ltatioa.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
TEACHERS FOR AFRICA.
N"mbcr e Volunteers Far in Excess
 e Those Required

Ottawa. Canada, March 17.-AI- though the number Of Canadian foma,a teachers wanted fer South Africa has been limited by the British govern ment to forfy. more than one hundred and fifty applications have been re- ceived. R. V. Scott. the secretary of state. has asked whether the impe?iaI authorities will taka more than forty pointing out that many eligible teach CTS arc offering. As vet he has haa no reply.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
RUSSIAN PEASANTS EM1GRATE.
They Prefer Turkish Ruie to That of
 tn. Czar.

St. Petershurg March 17-Corres- pondenCe received ty the St. Peters burg Vedomosti represents the too o9O natives of DaEhcstan. c government of Russia in tho Caucasus as being ruined. Many of them are emigrating t. Turkey. The causes assigned for this state of affairs are excessive tax ation and faulty original appraisement of land and stock. Petitions on the part of the natives are treated by the officials as seIitious.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
METALS.

New York, March 11.--Copuer steady hut unchanged here with lake l2la<; 12%3c, electrolytir st 12T l-4sc and cast i!1 it l2G1211c. At London Copper was 1Gs lower al f53 7s 6d for spot and IS 5s for futures. Lead vas unchanged it New York and London. the icrn -r standing at 4iac and the latter III Is. Speltar was also unchanged here ani abroad New Ycrl, closed at $i-a5 arI Londo. at II lUa. The market was steady to firm here, but quiet anG un- changed.
 Bar silver. 54c; Mexican dollars. 43I4c.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
THE M'C0R0 CASE
 NO AGTIOH YET
The Senate Committee Considered
 scme Uniriendly Information.

Washington, March ispeciaD- The judiciary committee of the senate held it's regular weekly meeting today, bUI failed to act on the nomination of Colonel Nj. H. McCord as United States marshal for Arizona, as c~nected. The members Of the committee re e. tremely reticent, but il is understood that the McCord case is being given very careful consideration.
 No charges nave been filed with the depa'Jren of justice. hut some un- friendly information has been volun- teerei the senate committee.
 Washington, March (SpccfaD- Later information on the McCord nom ination i2 that the Judiciary cc-nmittee authorizes q favorable report. the vote Of tne committee being unanimous.
 Private information has been received here that tht rominatio TO: Col. Me Cord will be ttnally acted upon by the sen2t" today.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
SOME STATES SOrTu.

Washington. March 1.-The house committee CT rules. by divided vote Oa party lines. today decided to report the resolution Of Representative Crum- packer. Of Indiana. fer a special com mittee of thirteen members to investi- gate and report on the alleged disfran- chiscment Of voters in some states.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
4 RI SSIAcl RIOT.

St Petersburg. March IA stu ds nts' r.at here today in which over l0.c00 r-aple engaged kept q large force of police and cavalry busy throughout the day Probably 105 arrests were made hut the oppressive measures w,r, not st strict IS on the corrc>nond- i1i, sunday iu IaC1 While many per sons We're injured ID fatalities were reported.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
CHINESE EXCLUSION

W. ehinrton. March 17.-Senator Pen rase chairman of the committee on i'm migration. today submitted 9 report on the Chinese exclusion bill which he re- DOT; ed a few days age. He says th- sentiment Oc the American people is crlStalized against the admission Of Chinese lahCre"s to compete with the HcriliGemen Of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
SNOW IN THE BLACK HILLS.

OmaAa, March f7.-Reports received from the neadquarters Of the Fremont, Elkhcrn (; Missouri Valley railroad state that the STOW in the Black Hills country IS the deepest of the winter. in cuts the drifts reached q depth of from ten to fifteen feet and blocked all trains for twelve hours.
 Ali trains are from eight to ten hours late this morning.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March 17.-Freezing weather in the winter wheat country. following on the warm rains that started grow ing last week. failed to scare the grain speculators as much as had been feared May wheat lost l2m 5sc, May corn 5.c and May oats 12fl 5se. Pro visions started strong, but closed 212 csc to 7la@10c lower
 May wheat started at 7575 5G7Gc, eased
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18

RIVERS AND HARBOBS BILL.
 Washington March 17.-The house today began the consideration of the rivers and harbors bill. Mr. Burton of Ohio made an extended speech in ex- plantation of the measure in the course
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18

to 75asc. plunged town to 7412c. closing at 14t21 74@sc.
 May corn opened at G27s @6Slsc, fell to Glalc and closed at G17s0G2c.
 May oats opened at +514c, sold to +52ic dropped to +4tzc and closed at t4<4c
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
DEATH OF \ TEXAS PIONEER.

Waco, Tex, March 17.-lIajor Wiley NJ. Jones, one Of the pioneers of Texas, dropped dead in a street car as the result of q stroke of naralysis. He was x ycars of aEa.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
ARIZONA RIGHT or WAY.

Washington, March l7.-iSpeciaD- The senate has passed the bill granting Q right of way to the Arizona Mineral Belt Railway company through the San Francisco forest reserve.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
FATAL THIRTEENTH.

Salt Lake City. Utah, March IT, Jack Clifford of California knocked out Jack Wade Of Montana in the thir- teeuth round.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL
 PASSES THE SENATE
It Carried No Amendments inc Friends
 of the BiII Did Not Want

The Vote By Which They Were Defeated, Well the Vote or Final Passage, Was Sufficiently Decisive Several Republicans Opposed the Measure, and Sin gle Democratic Vote Was Cast in It's Favor-The House Begins Consideration of the Rivers and liar borS Bill.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
LADY LAUI;IER's TIARA.
Costly Dizdsm fC" the Canadian Prem
 ier's Wire at Coronation.

Ottawa, March 17.-A local firm of jewellers has just completed beautiful ti"ra -9 he worn hz- Lady LrUrier at the cremation Of King Edward VII next June. The base of the ornament iS made Cf platinum. faced with gold. There are lI5 selected diamonds in it.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-18
HE FAVORED THE STRIKE.
And Got Two Years in the Penitentiary
 fer T..

Norfolk Va. March l7.-Because he threw large plank directly across in front Of ear during the first days strike ct the street railway men, J. W. Jenkins. Q well known young man. was tClay sentenced to serve two years 2c hard l. bCT in the pcnitentiary.
 Several torpedo explosions occurred on the tracks tonight. but the officers were unable to make any arrasts. The strikers are returning to work. thir- teen of them signing today. The strike breakers. as the non-union men were called, are leaving. The patron age cf the road is about oae-siXth of what il was before the strike started.