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Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
TRIED TO GET TIRED In Order to Bring on Sleep.

When neuple are kept awake by cof- fee drinking and get into q nervous condition from it. they try all sorts of ways t0 overcome the trouble but gen crally endeavor to stick to coffee
 A lady says in part of long letter: The only Wa:- I could get any sleep at all at that time, was by walking at night i'll the yard until I get so tired I would fall asleep as soon as I touched the bed but after little I would com moEce roIling around and could not lie still CT sit in one place for any length of lime.
 I became Respondent and unhappy. My stomach was all out of order and my nerves absolutely broken down. One day q lady friDod when calling said. My dear. I believe il is coffee that makes you SO sick and nervous I re- niiod. T don't believe coffee hurts any ono. My physician knows that | use coffee and h, has never said anything about if being hurtful' She replied. I can't h,lp t!iat. they did not tell mo either but ! found out myself when I quit coffee and began to use Postum that | got we'll.
 I will never forget that October even- ing three years ago when I had my first cup of Postum. It was made right, and tasted, Oh, so good. Tn less than ., week l could see considerable inn pToVement and the second month | was well and happy and peaceful again. l have kept so ever since and am now the picture of health and do lots o1 hard work when l want to- Name given by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek Mich
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
WORK AT ONCE
 ON FORT WHlPPLE
Enough Money ill Hand Now for
 One Company.

Washington, April (SpcciaD- The war department has directed Cen cral Funston t0 send one company to Whipple, pending arrangements for d four-company post. General AlGer sc- cured money for the re-est establishment of Fort WhipDle, but action was sus- pended for fear the Water supply was deficient.
 General Macarthur reported water to be sufficient and the money left from the old fund is enough to fix the post for one company. An appropriation will be asked for to provide accommodate tions fo- four companies.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
QUEENS CONDITION
 IS SATISFACTORY
Though the Fever Attending Attack
 of Peritonitis Is Unabated.

Hctloo, Holland, April IS, D. m.-- Queen Wilhelminas fever has not abated. but the condition of the royal patient is said to be satisfactory. Her ni;jesty's physicians are said to be less anxious, as it is believed the mal- ady will not assume the ordinary mal- iSnant character.
 Queen Wilhelmina is visited by her doctors three times a day. She is sup posed to have contracted her illness as the result of a chill. Among the cable messa ges received at the palace today inqGiring about the queens pro gress was one from President Roose- welt.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
THE SENATE.

Washington. April 1S.-At today's session of the senate consideration was begun Of the bill to temporarily pro- vide a form of government for the Philippine islands. The measure was read and the committee amendments agreed tc tentatively, but no action on the bill was taken. Fifty-five private pension bills and a few other measures were passed
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
WOULD MEET BAKER
Buddy" Tripp Accepts Colored Mans
 Challenge.

Cheyenne, Wyo., April 1S.-Johnnie Baker, the colored welterweight, who recently issued a challenge to fight any man in the state at his weight and who was called by Buddy" Tripp of this city, who agreed to stop Baker in ten rounds, has failed to reply to the lat ter's acceptance. Tripp's money is up and it now looks as if Baker had backed cown.
 Today Baker received challenge from J. J. Bearns of Saratoga. who is anxious to take a crack at the Che yenne welterweight.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
RATRBONE'S BOND
 HAS BEEN ACCEPTED
His Attorneys Will Continue Along
 the Habeas Corpus Route.

Havana, April 1S.-At a late hour this afternoon the Audcncia court ac- cepted the bond of $loo,c9O offered by the Fidelity company for the appear ance of Estes C. Rath5one- The court required. however. that this bond he drawn before notary.
 This involved much time and cx- pense. as the notaries' fees and state tax must be paid. Rathbonc's attrr- neys insist that the habeas corpus proceedings will he continued. The habeas corpus petition will be heard to- nl0rr0W.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
CATTLE AND sHFEP.

Chicago, April 1S.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; good to prime steers. nom- inal. $o.SO@725; poor to medium. $4.65 aG.50: stoczers and feeders, $2.50@5.25: cows, $1.596l5.75; hetfers, S2.5006.Oo; canners. $1.51G32.40; bulls, $2.5005. 50: calves. $2.5O@j.70: Texas fed steers, $5.256625.
 Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; market steady; lambs steady: good to choice wethers, $5.5O66.2G: fair to choice mixed. $f.55@5.50: western sheep, $4.7 @6.2O; native lambs. $4.75G6.5O; west ern lambs, $5.5C06.65.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

Changes to Be Made in the Depart
 mcnts of the Colorado and Texas.
 Washington. April 1S.-A general crder just issued by the war depart mert dirosts many changes in the sta tions of the troops in the United States.
 Department oi the Colorado: The Eighteenth infantry to Forts Russell. Wyoming. and Logan. Colorado: Fourth cavalry to Forts Grant, Fua- chuca and Apache. Arizona.
 Department of the Colorado and Texas: The Twelfth infantry to Forts. Douglas and Duchasno, Utah, Apache, Arizona. and Hiss. TT a
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
STUDIED TOO HARD.

Berkeley, Cal, April 1S.-News was received at the university today of the death of Louise Garland, at the pri- Vate sanitarium at Livermore.
 A few weeks ago Miss Garland was taken violently insane as result of incessant study. The deceased was a daughter Of R. H. Garland of Red lands and was 26 years of age.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
DANCED TO DEATH.
Had Eoe1 Advised to Take No Violent
 Exercise.

Exercise.
 Denver, April 18.-While he was dancing in Cotinion hail. No p East Thirteenth avenue last night shortly after 10 o'clock, Huston Frueauff, Is years of age, suddenly was attacked by dizziness. He released his partner and staggered to the chairs at the side of the room. Ten minutes later he was dead.
 The dance was not stopped, however, as it Was reported by the persons who knew of the sudden death that Fruaauff Was suffciin rom slight illness.
 The lad. in company with Guy Parfet @f No 27J9 Stout street, Willard Hatch end Vernon McClelland. visited the hall lost night Several weeks ago Frueauff paid for a course of dancing lessons at the hall.
 He appeared to be in excellent spirits last night and laughed and joked with his friends. He danced several times and in the middle of the last dance he Was breathing hard and told his part ner that his heart was beating very fast. He attempted, however. to finish the dance, with the result that he be- came dizzy. Dancing Master Pickering and Hatch carried Frueauff into the hallway just outside the dancing floor and attempted to resuscitate him. They rubbed his face and hands and gave him whisky. There was sign of life. however. and his pulse which beat but feebly, stopped about ten minutes after he had quit the dance
 Police Surgeon Sharpley and pr. J. P Hammill were called, but the patient Was dead when they arrived. The body of the lad was removed to the morgue and later in the night Mrs. Frueauff was notified of the death. The mother could not believe the news at first and the shock was so great that she was completely prostrated.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
FIGHT WITH THIEVES.
One of Them. After stiff Fight. Will
 Probably Die.

Cheyenne Wyo.. April 1S.-Wiiliam Harris and William Diamond, negroes, stole some express matter from Sher- man station today. They were over taken at Bufford and a battle ensued in which one of the negroes was wound ed. When called upon to surrender the thieves pulled guns and stood the off cers off until reinforcements arrived. AS soon as Harris was shot his com panion surrendered. They were taken to Laramie. Harris will probably die.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
HIS STOMACH HURT HIM.

Baltimore, April 1s.-Dan Creedon quit at the end of the fifth round of his fight with young Peter Jackson here tonight. He claimed that Jack sons stomach punches had made him sick at the stomach and that he was unable to continue the fight
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
CHEAPER SUGAR.
An Inundation From Cuba May Be
 shortly Expected

Washington, April 1S.-The secretary of war today sent to the senate com munication from General Wood, again asserting that the r!antecs and Cuban sugar dealers held the bulk of Cuban sugar. The amount held is so great. he says, that they must unload very soon.
 hc says this large amount. when thrown on the market. will greatly re- duce the plice and delay action toward a reduction of the duty 9n sugar in the United States and will play direct ly into the hands of the sugar trust
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
REBELLIOUS LODGES.

Wheeling. w Va. April 1S.-A com promise has been effected in the Amal- Samated association regarding the lodges which failed to pay the recent strike assessments. It is said that some alleged rebellious lodges were ex- onerated and others were given time to make up their delinquencies.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19

Great Northern railway, the Northern Pacific railway and the Northern Se- curitias company. made before Judge Otis this afternoon. The motion is purely formal and was granted by the judge.
 The motion was made and granted because the suit involved the construc ton of an act of congress and the con- stitution of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19

bearish and May wheat closed 5s@Mc lower. May corn was 2ac down and May oats 1zc lower. Provisions closed 21.c to 1214c depressed.
 May wheat s,arted at 745s@7475c and closed at 73a. G731sc.
 May corn started at 62556C27sc and closed q G2c.
 May oats sold between Ale and 45c closing at the latter price.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
CHALLENGES JACK MORAN.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. April 1S.-"Nid" Gil- soy of Denver has issued another chal- lenEe to Jack Moran of Laramie. or any other l3S-round man in the state. 1t is possible that a match can he ar ranged between "Euddy" Tripp and Gilsey. Tripp has good record in Kansas City. where he fought for d number of wears.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
PRINCE HENRY's CHANGE.

London, April 1S.-The Rotterdam correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says the queen mother will decline the regency because she wishes to nurse her daughter and the government will propose that Prince Henry become re- gent for six months.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
FRIENDS AGAIN.
France and Venezuela. After a Cool
 ness of Seven Years.

Carcaras, Venezuela. April 1S.-The congress of Venezuela having yester- day adopted the French protocol pro- viding for a renewal of diplomatic re- lations between France and Venezuela. the ratification protocol. was signed to- day by representatives of both coun- tries. This terminates the suspension of relations between France and Vene- zuela. which Were broken in 1895.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
THANKS TO HAY.

Washington. April .S.-The joint spe- cial ccmmitte of congressman on the exercises for the late President Me t<inley today adooted d resolution which will be reported to the house by Representative GrOsyenor. giving the thanks of congress to Secretary Hay for the oration delivered on the occa- sion O. the services.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
cpArv AND PROVIsIONS

Chicago April 1S.-Grain speculation was nervous and q see saw nature to- day. Traders realized that rain must come soon to the relief of the winter crop and local opinion and prices swung upon this pivot. Every breath of rumor suggesting moisture affected prices. Tn the end the crowd turned
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, April 1S.-New Mexico and ArizOna-Fair Saturday and Sun day: light variable winds.
 Wyoming Fair Saturday and Sun day, varia ble winds.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
RUEE SMITH WON.

Denver, Colo. April 1S.-Rube Smith of Denver tonight defeated Eddie Toy of California at the Centennial club The decision was given after ten rounds of lively fighting.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
MERGER MOVES.
From a County into United States
 District Court.

St. Paul. April 1S.-The suit of the state of Minnesota against the railroad merger brought in the district court of Ramsay county, has been removed to the United States district court on the melton of the defendants, J. J. Hill, the
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
RECIPROCTTY TREATIES.

Washington. April 1S.-The senate committee on foreign relations today considered reciprocity treaties, but postponed action on them and agreed to vote next Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Nervousness of the Stock Market Effect of Humidity on Grain
 Prices.

New York, April 1S.-Thc varied activity of very large speculative forces still were manifest in the stock market today. The market closed active and irregular.
 STOCKS.
 Atchison, S97s; preferred 1OOH; C. Gi O., IS; Rock Island, IT; C., C., C. & st. L., 105A; C. & $, 3las: preferred, TIA; second preferred. l53S; Erie. 33A Great Northern. preferred, 1S5; Man haitian, 134A Metropolitan. 15414; Mis- souri Pacific 1011s: New Jersey Central 192; New York Central. 1591s: Penn syivania. 15i$s; St. L. X $. F.. 10@4 preferred, SS; second preferred, A: St. Paul. 172: Southern Pacific. 67$4: Union Pacific, 1O42i; Amalgamated Copper, 6i7s; Anaconda, 114: Sugar, 1313l United States Steel, 423s: preferred, 927s; Western Union, e37s: $. F. Cop per. 1J-16
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
LEADERS RUN OVER
 IN HOUSE YESTERDAY Republican Detection and Democratic
 SOIidity Did t.

The Dreaded Amendment to the Cuban Reciprocity Bill Accomplished in Spite of the Confidence of the Leaders of the Majority-The Defferential From Re fined Sugar Remove1 Long the Treaty Shall Be Tn Force-The Beet Sugar Men Informed That they Have Contributed to Their Own Disaster.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
NOW TIE REAL CRISIS
 HAS COME IN BELGIUM Chanber Of Deputies Reject Proposi-
 lion for Universal Suffrage

Though y the Socialists Are Not Cast Down. Their Leaase:"os>sse e<3 T3hem That They Must Win by Moral Force, Whl.~ 5rowing-The Impossibility of Engaging in a Physical Contest With the Govern ment-A Runor That the King Will Dissolve Par Iiament.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
METALS.

Now York April fS.-Somc business was closed in standard copper for fu- tme delivery and fifty tons for April delivery sold at $1l.2H. Spot standard closed at 111sm11Hc. Lake was quoted at 1214c and elccrnlytic and casting. 12c. At London copper was IS 9d higher with spot and futures both closing at f53 Is Cd.
 Bar silver, 527sc: Mexican dollars, 41I.c
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
OLDEST OF SECRETARIES.

Mayor Pruden, After a Long Illness,
 Died Last Night.
 Washington, April 1S-Major Octivus l.. Pruden. one of the assistant secre- taries of the president. died this morn inS from an affection of the heart aged 6o- Major Pruden had occupied a con hdcntiai position at the White House for many years
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
BASE BALL
Games in the American and National
 Leagues.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
 New York. April 1S Boston ......0 O O 1 o o O. I Brooklyn ..1 s 0 0 x-10 Batteries-Malarkey and Kittredge; Newton and Aheam.
 Philadelphia. April IS. Philadelphia C ? c 0 O-9 New York 70 1 o 0 o 1-3 Batteries-Iberg and Dcern; Kennedy and Yaesar.
 Cincinnati. April IS. Cincinnati 10 0 0 0 O-2 Chicago .....0 5 0 o 0 0 0-5 Batteries-Glendon. Heisman and Bergen; Mencf2e and Chance.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
FOUGHT TO QUALIFY.
For a Cham 2fonship Fight With Young
 C0rbctt.

Chicago, April 1S.-Buddy Ryan ku"ei5ed out young Mowau after two minutc:; fighting in the second round here tonight They were fighting to decide who shall got match with young Corb"tt As Corbett has al ready agreed to meet the winner of to- nights bout, in all probability Ryan and the champion will come together in . six round contest in Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
3ONDS.

Refunding 2s. registered and coupon. 1093s; $, registered. 10S%; coupon, 1Ooiz; new 4s. registered, 13S: coupon, 13914; old 4a, registered and coupon, 111t.; 5s. registered, 10524; coupon. lG7.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19

WOOL AND HIDES New York, April 1S.-Hfides, firm; wool. steady.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis. Mo- April IS. Pittsbur2 ........ .............0 co 'St LOUIS .-...-.-.. ...........U N-u Postponed on account of rain.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
LED A DUAL EXISTENCE.
Jose PHI Hopkins Was a Criminal and
a Resp scted viIiaRer.

Joseph Hopkins Was a Criminal and
Resp soted viiiager.
"A genuine instance Of DIR. Jckyll and
Mr.. Hyde" has been revealed through
the shooting of Joseph Hopkins by Dan
Ripley. former policeman. In Chicago.
While Hopkins was lying at the point of
death In hospital. the police were UNI
covering a dual life. such as Is seldom
found outside Of novels. Hidden away
In little story-and-a-half house III the
woods. at the end of the blind country
lane. and Il mile and a half from the
Palos Park railway station. this man has
lived. with a woman known as his wife.
respected and admired. At his modest
farm Of two acres. Hopkins was phi
lanthropist. virtuous citizen and church
helper. In the city he was an nll-arounl
crook, expert burglar. ex-convict and
fearless thief. Hopkins has a criminal
record Of many years. lie was arrested
In New York while having a tool made
to open safes. lie was sentenced to I'VE
years, but was aftcrward adjudged In.
sane and sent to an asylum. Now he Is
believed to have been implicated In the
robbery OF the Chicago postOtlice few
months ago. when $4,000 In stamps was
stolen. All these things have developed
through the drunken crime OF Dan Kip.
ley. who encountered Hopkins rs the lat
ter was coming out of Eiplcy's Hat the
other morning,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
CANADA STEALS GOLD FIELDS.
Collector ivey Protests Against Ter
ritoriai Encroachments.

Collector ivey Protests Against Ter
ritoriai Entertainments.
4 special from Tacoma. Wash. says
that Collector of Customs J. W. lvcy Of
Alaska has issued a statement from Sitka
on the position he has taken on the
pclagic sealing question for which he was
ccnsurcd by the Washington officials. lie
denies that the cncroachmcnt of the Ca
nadans in the North had become intol-
cradle. Greater by far" he says. than
the determination of the seal herd 10y .hc
English ponchcrs. or the thousand and
one acts of commercial pillagc by the cit
liens of that nation Is the gradual en-.
croachmcnt. like tides of the sea. inch by
inch. mile by mile, of the Canadians up
on our soil. Here they destroy Rus
sian landmark. there an American mon
umcnt. While our government Is doing
absolutely nothing. the Canadian govern
mcnt has several forces of surveyors in
the field. securing data and statistics for
u final struggle In which they will claim
the richest gold-btaring regions of the
north. 1t should make the blood of
American citizens boil to know that
American miners on American soil are
subjected to the tyrannical taxes Of arm
cd men in the form of tthcs. fees and du.
ties"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
SOOTHES CHILD TO SLEEP.
Leavea His Shoes Behind and These
Cause His Arrest,

SeuVeA TVS oVOeS oeVlnu anu 1855
Cause His Arrest.
A burglar was caught In Milwaukee
because he forgot to take with him his
patent leather shoes. ID. Is. Dunlap Of
san Francisco Is the burglar who Is cap.
turcd, and his arrest was made at the
Tlankington House. the highest priced
hotel In the city. A few nights ago Dun.
lap entered the home Of the Rev. j. Bcv.
cridss Lee. a rich young clergyman.
whose charge Is the most aristocratic con.
Eycgation In the city. While ransacking
the house, Edith. the minister's little
daughter. heard him. lie soothed the
child and slipped away when he thought
her asleep. The burglar was forced to
leave by a back window minus the shoes
which he had dotted on entering the
house. The police tool; the shoes. found
the maker and afterwards the burglar.
The prisoner later gave the name Of Ray.
mond NJ. SWEET Of San Francisco. n man
wanted by Chicago police on the charge
of entering a convent there. lie Is also
said to be wanted In Denver and st. Paul
for thefts from converts.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
News from All Parts of the World
Carefully Selected from the
Press kilograms.
A Weekly Digest Of the Most important
Facts and Happenings for Busy
Readers.

An important change in the express
business In the country was made known
when 1t was announced that the agree
mcnt existing for the last twenty years
between the Pacific Express Company
and the United States Express Company
IL to be broken of. and that the Pacific
company will hereafter establish indie
pendent offices IN cities where IL has
heretofore depended upon the United
States to run its business. Incidentally.
the change reflects the determination Of
the Gould railroad interests to establish
an independent coast to coast system.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
TEMPER OF EVE in DISPUTE.
Kansas Minister'S Belief Calls Forth
Charges OF Heresy.

The preaching Of his belief that II was
not real serpent that tempted Eve and
that at the time of the happenings In the
Garden of Eden related In the Bible there
were inhabitants of the world other than
those therein mentioned as the first of
the human family forms the basis of
charges Of hcrcsy which have been pre-
fcrrcd against Rev. Granville Louthcr,
ID. d., pastor of n Methodist Church ut
Mcpherson. Kan. lie is charged with
disseminating doctrines contrary to and
snbvcrsivc of the doctrines of the Meth
odst Episcopal Church." and It Is alleged
that he is ''athcistic and cvolutionistic."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
RICHES IN RIVER CHANGE.
Case Decided Against Armours an,
the Great Western.

Case Decided Against Armours and
the Great Western.
In a suit for the possession Of forty
acres south OF the Missouri river in Kan
sas City, Kan. valued at $?OO.OOO. y. Is
Howe. an old fisherman. was given a YER
diet In the District Court at Kansas
City against. the Armour Packing Com.
pany and the Chicago Great Western
Railway Company. Many years ago
Howe located on an island In the Mis-
souri, river opposite the Armour plant. In
1894 the Missouri river changed IL
course and the island became a part OF
the mainland. AS an island the property
was worthless, hut rs part Of the main
land 1t adjoincd the property Of the Ar
mour Packing Company and its value
was great. In 1906 the Armour Packins
Company brought proceedings to cjcc
Howe. who insisted that the property
was his by settlers right.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
DIES FROM EXCESSIVE TALKING.
Queer Fate OF Observation-Disclosures
After Being Dumb for Months.

Talking too much caused the death OF
Isaac Getting, - years old, at McKccs'
port, Pa. Young Getting up to last Mon
day had been specailess aud deprived Of
memory for eighteen months owing to a
spell OF sickness. His case puzzled the
physicians. When he regained his mem.
DRY and speech he seemed in a fair way
to recovery. The doctors ordered that he
should be quiet. but the nurses were nm
able to keep him from talking day and
night. The physicians ascribe his failure
to improve to his insistcnce upon talking.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-03-29
SAY KENTUCKY BILL 10 STOLEN.
state Officers Report Loss Of Ur.
signed Election Measure.

The official copy Of the Farris election
bill passed at the recent session of the
Kentucky Legislature has been stolen.
Under its provisions u certificate of regis
tra,ion was to he issued to each resident
Of the cities and towns. without which
he could not vote On general election day.
Because Of the theft the measure will
not become u law. The enrolled hill has
been traced through several hands to that
Of the Senate committee on cnrollmcnts.
II was never reported from that body to
the Senate for the signature Of its prcsi-
dent. Gov. Bcckbnm will have the mat
ter referred to the grand jury.