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Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

Wilkesbarre. Pa, October 22.-Rapid progress is being made by all the coal companies of the anthracite region to- ward a general resumption of coal min ing. The suspension officially ends at [ o'clock tomorrow. but the quantity of coal that will be mined this week will not be great. It is not believed that twenty-five per cent of the normal pro duction will be reached until some time next week 4 number of mines will not be in condition for operation for several months and there are others that will not be ready fer the men under two or three weeks. In a great number Cf the collieries there will have to be much timbering done to prevent "squeeZes. The nearly six months of idlcness has in many cases rusted the breaker machinery which may cause delay in starting. Notwithstanding the many drawbacks however, the company ollie ials believe that there will be plenty of coal for distribution before real cold weather sets in.
 Thousands of men Cf every class made application for work today. Un der the decision of the convention those directly employed in cutting and handling coal can not return to work until tomorrow. but the Workmen who are needed to make repairs and other wise place th- Workings iu condition fer operation were reinstated today wherever needed. There were many disappoinments. however, principally among the engineers and pumpmen. These two classes of mine workers struck on June for an eight-hour day and also to help the miners win their contest.
 Their positions are not 90 arduous as those of the miners and their laborers, and the wages paid are better. They wanted their old positions back and in many cases they failed. It is the Op-
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
A LOVE FEAST
 IN TAMNANy HALL
Ratification of New York Dem-
 Ocratic Nominations
David B Hill Again Declares That He Is a Democrat and Loves Demo- cratic Things-Kr. Cleveland Sent His Regrets.

New York. October 22.-For the first time in ten years David Bennett Hill. former governor and former senator from the state of New York spoke to- night in Tammany hall, the occasion being the ratification of the democratic state ticket Former President Grover Cleveland sent a letter expressing re- gret that an earlier engagement pre- vented his attending the meeting.
 Before the meeting there was a par ade reviewed at the Manhattan club by Bird & Coler and ether candidates cn the democratic state ticket. Mir. Ccler had been given a reception at the club, where he made a speech after dining with Mir. Hill and other mem r1rs.
 Al Tammany hall Congressman Me Clellan read ex-President CIeveland's letter. which was received with much enthusiasm.
 Mir. Hill, who reached the hall be- fore the reading of MT. Cleveland's let ter. was received with great applause.
 'I make no apology for my appear anCe here tonight" said MT. Hill, be cause ncle is needed. You will recall what I said at the opening of the Til den club in this city some months ago. when I declared that in this campaign I should know no friends or enemies except the friends cud enemies of the democratic party. Regardless of past differences, which never related to party policy. | extend the right hand of fellowship to every one If this grand old organization, or to any other or ganization Loyalty supporting the dem Ccratic candidates and principles"
 Referring to the tariff on coal. MT. Hill charged Senator Platt with dCdg- ing the vote in congress on the ques- ton of imposing tariff on coal Pres ident Roosevelt. he said, had declined to express an opinion as to whether the existing tariff should be removed.
 The people said Mr. Hill: "are waiting fer him to act. The selection 0; arbitratcrs to adjust a labor strike
 ~ mere te.nIofary relief. but the Iducstion whether there shall be here after a tariff tax qn anthracite coal is a permanent and lasting question"
 Mr. Hill spoke at length upon the trusts and the revision of the tariff.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
NO DANGER OF CHOLERA

Period of Incubation Expired Before
 Transport sherman Reached Port
 Washington. October 22-The army officers say there is little danger of the bringing of cholera to this country av the army transports from Manila The sherman. which arrived at san Fran cisco last Thursday. reported that she had seven eases of cholera since l-8V- ing Manila. This fact gave rise to an apprehension that the disease might still have been active abOardShip when the Sherman arrived at San Francisco. but Surgeon General O'Reilly. ar -r carefully looking over the dates. stated that the last case had occurred twenty enc days before the transport arrivel at San Francisco.
 As the period of incubation Jf cho,erI is only five days. the disease must hav- died out long before the ship arrivtJ in quarantine.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
LIST LESSENED
 OF THE DEAD
Who Perisbed in the Chicago Glucose
 Company Fire.

Chicago, October 22.-Four of the five bodies taken from the fire in the plant of the Glucose Sugar Refining company last night have been identified. They ere: Otto Trapp. Edward Steinke, An drew WcSl!i-l. JoGeph Barry.
 It is almost certain that several more bodies are lying in the ruins. but the heat of the debris has prevented the fireman from making any search to- day and the exact number is not known. Seventeen checks have not been returned to the superintendent but five men holding missing checks were seen during the day A switch man declares that he saw four men slide down a waterpipe and it is known that one man jumped into the river and made his escape.
 This diminishes the list to twelve, granting that all holders of missing checks were killed with the exception Of the men who have been seen today. The fact that there was but one fire escape in the building has determined several city officials to order an inves- tigation to determine whether any blame lies with the city building in spector.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
RAILROAD VALUES AND TAX.
Total Value of Mississippi Lines is
 Placed at S3O,62z 121.

Total Value of Mississippi Lines is
 Placed at SO 62z ,121.
 Jackson, Miss. October 22.-Secretary Webb of the state railroad commission has prepared a statement giving the tctal mileage and ass"ssed valuation of the several railroads doing business in the state, and the amount of taxes each is expected to pay for the current E7ar.
 The total value Of railroads is given al $30, ,622 121. as against $2S Z95,2zS for last year, which is an increase of $2,- 1898, and on which the ad ValOrem taz, 10 be paid amounts to T183.722 .S5. The privilege taxes for the same time amount to S43.979.G8. which is nearly $1, 600 more than last year.
 The total mileage assessed ig 2,95S against 2,S97 last year. This increase embraces only the increase up to the first of last February, 2t which time the assessment was made, and does not include considerable mileage that has been constructed in the state since that time.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, October 22.-Cattle-Re- ceipts. 2LOOO. including 5000 westerns. Good to choice, steady. Good to prime steers, $7.25@$S.3O; poor to medium, $3.75@$ $G.50; stocllers and feeders, $2.1 @$4.75; cows, $I4C1$4.50; heifors. $2.25 0$5.OO; canners. $1.4O@$2.5o; bulls, $3.75 C0$7.5O; calves, $3.750$750; Texas fed steers, $3.9O@$4.25; western steers, $3.75 @S6.5O.
 Sheep-Receipts 3O,COO Sheep steady to strong. Lambs lower Good to choice wethers, $3.5O@$3.9O; fair to choice mixed. $25O6S450; western sheep, $2.6OG$3.75: native lambs, $3.500 S5.40; western lambs, $3.75@ $500.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
FEWER MAINE SAWNILLS.

Bangor. October 22.-The sawmill at Winslow is to be moved to MachiaS. Gardiner formerly had six sawmills, but now has only one. The Jewett X Hayes mills have been torn down within one or two years, and also the mill at Randolph. The Milliken mill at Halloweu is idle. and will probably be torn down soon.
 Fairfield was a great sawnill town a few years ago, but the last mill has disappeared. The Kennebec cuts as many logs as ever, but pulp mills take most Of them.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
19 5s, and locally at 51ac. BarsilVer, 503sc.
 Mexican dollars, 4Oc.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, October 22.-Lower prices in grains ruled today on the board of trade. due principally to excellent Wea- thor and general liquidation. Decem- Der wheat closed $sc lower, December corn was A6$sc lower. while oats closed Hc higher January provisions closed from to 121ac higher.
 December wheat opened at 72H to 72Ac, declined to 721Bc. and after sell ing to 721ac closed at 72H 72azc. Decem- Der com opened at 497s to 5O15c de- clined to 49c, rose to 502sc, and closed at 50Ii m502sc. December oats closed at 213sc, after selling between 31c and 212sM311zc.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
STOCKS.

Atchison, SSa4; do preferred. 1OOA; c. & O., 511a; Rock Island, 19S; Big Four, ICG; C. 6, g., 32A; do preferred, 73A; do second preferred, 49H; Erie, 3S1a; Great Northern preferred, 19O; Man hattan, 135; Metropolitan.1351a; Mis- souri Pacific 11O%; New Jersey Cen tral, .1751A; New Yorl. Central 1856; Pennsylvania, 1635s; St. Louis and San Francisco, 7515; do preferred, S4; do second preferred, ISIS; St. Paul, 1911a; Southern Pacific, 721A Union Pacific 1J5; Amalgamated Copper, 65A; Ana conda, 9S15; Sugar, 1241k; United States Steel, 4O5s; do preferred, SS7s; Western Union, 91$5; Santa Fe, IS.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
AT MORALES.

Nogales, October 22. (SpecialD-Hon- Robert E. Morrison and party arrived in the Line City this evening and were met at the depot by a big reception committee, a long procession of citl- zens with torch lights and a brass band. The republican candidate was conducted from the train to Morley avenue and thence to the MonteZuma hotel. He and his friends were after ward given a banquet at the Palace. The reception to him tonight was par ticipated in. it seemed, by the entire population of the city on this side of the line and hundreds came over from the Mexican side. The utmost en- thusiasm in his campaign prevails here. He will address meeting in this city tomorrow night. He will be assisted by Col. J. A. Zabriskia of Tucson, who arrived in town today.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

inion of the workers that the super intendents will find a way to re-em- ploy them. The union men say the companies will get rid of all the incom- potent men hired during the suspension because when the ccllieries again begin working full time the non-unioa men will not be able to fill their places properly.
 Celebrations in honor of the ending Of the strike were continued in many towns of the Wyoming valley today. Plymouth had a big time in the morn ing and Plains, just outside of this city, celebrated tonight.
 President Mitchell is now engaged in preparing the miners side of the case for presentation to the arbitration commission. He will appear before the tribunal and will have with him a num- Der of assistants.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
SOUTHWEST COLONIZATION.
Bureau to Be Established at Once by
 All the Roads Concerned.


 Chicago. October 22.-Exscutive offl- cials of southwestern roads have agreed to plans submitted to the gen eral passenger agents for colonization and they will be put in operation at cnce. A committee to carry out tha work has been appointed. consisting of representative of the Santa Fe Rock Island. Missouri Pacific and St Louis and San Francisco.
 4 bureau is to be formed for the pur- pose of handling all subjects couCeru- ing the joint movement. Appr0pril- tiOns have been made for it's establish ment and maintenance and the organ zatiOn is to be run three years
 The agent to have charge has been selected. but his identity is withheld for the present. The new bureau will b,. entirely separate from all other passen- ger organizations.
 Horeseekers and settlers rates. as well as the freight rates charged upon their effects transported into the new territory. will he greatly reduced under the new plan and every inducemeut will be made to attract permanent s5ttlrTs into the southwest.
 Other measures to be adopted will further strengthen the plan which is to densify traffic, and it is believed hun dreds of thousands of persons will Hook to the new territory.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

nished Those who are familiar with the building say it had a wide stairway leading from the ground floor to tho third story, also a back staircase, and they think these stairways formed I fiue for the flames. thus cutting off all escape except by jumping from the up- stair windows.
 Meager information obtainable here makes it apparent that the fatally in- jured jumped from the third story, their sleeping apartments being located there.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
GERMANY'S EXPORT TRADE.
Methods by Which the Government
 Aids Extension.

Washington, October Z2.-As a prac- tical illustration of the fact that Ger many's diplomatic officers, as well as her cOnsuls and commercial attaches, are taking a deep and intelligent inter- est in the extension of that country's expert trade, Consular Clerk Murphy. at Frankfort, has transmitted to the state department under date of Sep tembcr 16, a translation from the re- port of the chamber of commerce at Muchen- n-Gladbach, Prussia, for 1901. which tells of official action taken iu support of the export trade.
 The ease in point was the cottonware market in Morocco, and the report Of the chamber Of commerce recites that the Moorish demand for such products previously had been supplied almost exclusively by England. The sale of cotton wares in Morocco is not insiE- nificant-the importati tions at eight Moorish ports in 1899 amounting to about S2766, ,000. The German legation ct Tangier caused the principal German firms there to prepare a collection Of samples for the information of inter- ested German manufacturers. The sam ples, accompanied by an explanatory report. were forwarded to the Mun- chen Gladbach chamber, with instruc-
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
STOCKMEN MUST GO.
Result of Col Mosby's Investigation of
 Public Lands of Colorado.

Washington, October 22-Colonel John s. Mosby, special agent of the interior department, called upon the president today and laid before him the result of his Investigation of the illegal occu- patton of public lands in Colorado and other western states by stock raisers.
 Colonel Mosby told the president that millions of acres of public land that ought rightfully to be open to home stead settlers are occupied by stock raisers. After concluding the investi- gation it is making, the interior depart ment will oust such stock raisers as are not occupying the public lands law fully.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
MIR MORRISON AT BENSON.
An Enthusiastic Meeting on Short
 Notice.

Benson, Ariz., October %. Especially Hon. Robert F. Morrison in the course Of his tour Of the southern part of the territory arrived here today. lie was met by a committee consisting of Chairman Shilliam, Dr. McCorckle. E. Maier A banquet was given to MT. Morrison and party ct the Virginia hotel. He visited the reform school in company with the committee.
 He delivered a thirty minute speech. at 3 o'clock this afternoon in front Of the Grand Central hotel on the issues Of the campaign. Though the meeting was held on short notice it was well attended and the speech was received with much enthusiasm. MT. Morrison will be at Nogales on Thursday night.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
METALS.

New York, October 22.-C0pper was lower in London, losing s 9d with spot closing at E52 7s Cd, and futures at G52 Is Cd. The local market was dull and quoted values were more or less nom inal Standard closed at lie nominal; lake. $12.00 nominal: electTOlytic $11 .6215 @$11S7ls; casting, s11.621A@ S11S21a.
 Lead was quiet and unchanged in both markets. closing here al 41sc and in London at f10 15s.
 Spelter in London was unchanged at
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

tions to pass it on to the next district.
 MT. Murphy says that the plan of the German minister at Tangier to compete with the English rivals was simple and effective, owing to the fact that Ger many's representatives abroad, it's min istry of commerce and it's individual boards of trade work hand in hand for the accomplishment of an object which is always kept distinctly in view.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
PENNsYLvANIANs BEATEN.

Annapolis, Md, October 22.-In hard fought contest here this after noon the naval cadet football eleven defeated the University of Pennsylva- nia by a score of 10 to 6. Except dur ing a portion of the first half the mid dies played all around their famous Big FOul' rivals
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
MADE A MATINEE OF IT.
The Ladies Of Naco Attend a Political
 Meeting.

Naco. Ariz., October p. Especially Col. Wilson. aspirant on the democratic ticket for the office of delegate to con- gress addressed a meeting in the opera house here this afternoon. He outlined the issues of the campaign and made a comparison CT the platforms of the two parties. He made the faboring mon all sorts of promises of good times if they would see to it that the terri tory went democratic this fall
 He told them that this campaign so far had been a decided success, and that he had been assured of immense majcrities wherever he had been. There vas a general lack Of interest in the meeting today About forty men were present and about the same number of ladies. the latter attending it as they would have made use Of any opportunity fer an afternoons outing.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Now it Is Fear of Gold Exports That
 Disturbs Stocks.

New York, October 22.-ln it's essen tiaI features today's stock market re flected practically all the previous days characteristics, including an utter lack oi public interest and increasing fears of gold exports.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
PROCESS OF ASSUMING
 IN HARD COAL REGION
The Time for Commencing Operations
 is ' O'Clock This Morning

The Companies Getting Their Properties in Shape Rap idly as Possible-Mners Applying by Hundreds for Places Many Will Be Disappointed It Will Be Weeks Before Some of the Long Idle Mines Can Be Got Ready President Mitchell Begins the Preparation of His Case for the Commissioners.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
SOMALILAND AFFAIR.
A Much Bigger Thing Than it Seemed
 to the British

Simla, India, October 22.-The mili- tary authorities now anticipate that a whole brigade of troops will be re- quired to cope with the Somaliland difficulty. The regiments are prepar- ing for eventualities. Four Maxim guns will accompany the troops sail ing tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

Scmaliland similar to that cr 1900 when Ras Makou.en invaded arT d. v-s-ated Osahl--- Ii.e suggestion = tEa, the Abyssicians should hem iu the Mad MUllah's forces from the south ward and the British attack them fs5m the north.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
ENGLISH PREMIER.
Asked to Follow President Roosevelt
 as a Strike Settler.

London, October 22.-ImpressGd with the result of President Rocsevelt's in tervention in the coal strike, President Field, of the Irish Cattle Traders and Stock Owners association in the house Of commons today invited on behalf of the beard of trade, Gerald Balfour to ., similar course in the case of the old standing Penhyrn dispute
 MT. Balfour, however. replied that the circumstances in the Penhyrn dis pute were quite dissimilar to those in the American strike, and he said there was no prospect that official interven- tion would tend to promote a settle ment.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
ACCOrIMTAMT

Up p-to-date labor saving systems of bookkeeping installed for large or small concerns; mining company books ad- justed; annual closing of books ar ranged.
 Phoenix, AriZ. Tel. S731.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
FOOTBALL GAMES.
Princeton and the Naval Cadets Vic
 tOrious

Princeton, N. J, October 22.-In a closely played game, featured only by several long end runs, Princeton de- feated the Dickinson eleven here to- day by the score of 23 Uo 0. At no time was PrinCeton's goal line endangered.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
CALLAHAN A SHADE THE BEST

Philadelphia, Pa, October 22.-Benny Yangor Of Chicago and Tim Callahan of this city spared six rounds at the Pennsylvania Athletic Club tonight. Had there been a decision it would have been ia Callahan's favor.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS OVER. A Mob Attacked a Party of Italian
 Miners.

Scranton. Pa. October 22-Three Italians who have been working at the Dodge washery of the Delaware, Lac%awanna 6 Western company dur ing the strike, were set upon by mob as they were returning from work this evening and given a bad beating. Two of them were rescued by the city police and taken to the Laclzawanna hospital The third, Thomas Brown. got away from tn, crowd before the police arriv- ed and ran to Bellevue. Four men set upon him again and after beating him into insensibility, threw him over a fence into the yard Of dwelling where he was found in a pool of blood tonight. His injuries. while serious will not prove fatal. No arrests have been made.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
THE STATE OF IRELAND
 IS STILL UNDETERMINED
The Government Continues Its Refusal
 to Grant a Hearing

The Premier Invites the Cooperation of the Liberal Lead
 CT With the Irish Members to Take the Form of a Motion for Vote of Censure-The Irish Threaten That if They are Not Given Day They Will Take One-Notice of Resolution Against the Crimes Act
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
BONDS.

U. S. ref, 2s, reg. and coupon, 10924; 3s, reg, 1G7%; coupon, 10S15; new is. reg. 1869 coupon, 1874; old Is. reg. and coupon, Ill; 5s, reg, 10414; coupon. 1G51a.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
ABYSSINIAN HELP.

Rome, October 22.-Negotiations are proceeding with the object Of obtaining Abyssinian military cooperation in
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
BURNING HOTEL.
One Life Lost and Three Fatal
 Injuries.

Camp Mckinney, B. C., October 22- One woman is dead. two men fatally injured another woman severely hurt and four others badly burned by a fire that destroyed the hotel at Fairview at o'clock this morning.
 Miss Smith. a school teacher, is dead. The fatally injured are Mr. Matthias, John Allen. engineer.
 The fire started in the basement Of the building. which is a three story frame structure. well built and fur
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
PRETTY GOOD FOR A DAY.

William Jennings Bryan Makes Seven
 Speeches.
 Pocatello, Idaho, October 22.-William J. Bryan spent the day in Idaho, arriv- ing from Utah early this morning and returning over the same route after his last speech here tonight. MT. Bryan made in all seven speeches, one each at RcXbure, St. AnthOng, Idaho Falls Shelly and Blackfoot, and two at Po- CntellN
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23
WEATHER TO-DAY.

Washington, October 22-Forecast for ArizOna-Fair Thursday and Friday.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-23

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