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Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
YOUNG MEN ROBBERS.
Sons of Well Known Princeton Fam
 lilies Plead Guilty to Burglary.

Princeton, N. J., September 10.-Sam- uel Young Jr. and William Hubbard, young men of we'll known families here. have been arrested on the charge of having broken open and robbed the Rev. Dr. William H. Paxton's house, on Library place. They have pleaded guilty.
 Dr. Paxton, who. was until recently president O; the theological seminary here, has been spending the summer at Lake George with his family, and nobody was living in the house at the time when the burglary was committed
 Many of the rooms were ransacked, and it will not be known how much property was taken until Dr. Paxton returns. The young mems guilt was discovered when they pawned a new typewriter enc of the articles taken, in Trenton.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
THE KEYSTONE CASE
Judgment Given Yesterday for the
 Arizona Directors.

Judge Kent yesterday gave Judgment for the plaintiff in the case Of the ter ritory vs. Charles B. Mclean ana others. This was a quo Warranto sult' begun on behalf of Dr. J. M Evans and others to secure control of the ar fairs of the Keystone Mining company, for which two sets of directors ana officers had been elected. One set was made up of Pittsburg men, consisting of Charles B. Mclean, w. J. Strass- burger, W. F. Wilson, J. w. smith w. T. Huselton, s. Strassburger, E. E' Utley and James Mckay. Mclean was president and w. J. Strassburser secretary.
 The Arizona directors were Dr. Ev- ans, H. F. Secrist, H. C. Webber, C. S' Willis, Jennie E. Evans. Annie Ander- son, Oliver P. Morton, Walter B. KID bey, Joseph H. Kibbey John T. Dun lap and Gilbert D. Gray. Dr. Evans was president and Walter Kibbey sec retary.
 In the petition for the setting aside of the eastern directory and official llst
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
PEACE IN TEXAS.
Republicans Have Reached an Agree
 ment.

Fort Worth, Texas, September 10.- Peace reigns in the ranks of the Texas republicans, and all differences have been buried. Reconciliation was made possible by a jcint conference this af- ternoon between State Chairman Lyon. National Committeeman Hawley and E. H. R. Green. who yesterday an nounced himself as a harmony candi- date for the state chairmanship, and others. At the conference, which re- suited from a letter addressed to State Chairman Lyon by MT. Green, it was agreed that Lyon should be state chair man, Hawley national committeeman and temporary chairman and Green the permanent chairman of the convention It was reported that it was the wish of President Roosevelt that Lyon should succeed himself and this, it is asserted, had a salutary effect on the deliberations of the conference.
 Very little was accomplished at the afternoon session of the convention. There was much enthusiasm when Messrs. Lyon, Hawley and Green ap- peared or the stage, and when Lyon announced the harmony programme. The action of the committee on all contests was approved by the conven- tion. and an adjournment was taken uEtil tonight.
 It was announced tonight that a full state ticket would be nominated to- morrow by the republican convention because of the acticn of E. H. R. Green in withdrawing from the race for state chairman. MT Green tonight declined the nomination for governor, and sev- eral names will probably be presented.
 Practically nothing was accomplished at the night session, the convention adjourning until tomorrow.
 The following telegram was read to- night. It was sent to E.. H. R. Green by J. H. S. Clarkson of New York:
 ''The president is greatly pleased with your position and friendship. He re- lies on your power and good judgment. and hopes for united party and har monicus action. He is especially anX- ious for the election of a republican congressman from Texas"
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, September 10.-Detroit, runs 5, hits 10. errors l; St. Louis, runs $, hits 10, errors l: batteries, Mullin and Me Guire; Shields and Kahoe. Second game-Detroit, runs 1, hits :. errors 3; St. Louis, runs 8, hits 9. errors 2: bar teries, Kissinger and Puelow; Sudhoff and Sugden.
 Philadelphia, September 1O.-Balti- more, runs 5, hits 3, errors 2; Philadel- phia, runs g. hits 16, errors l; batteries, Butler and Smith; Waddell. Mitchell and Shreck. Second game--Baltimore, runs 4, hits II, errors 3; Philadelphia. runs ,. hits Il, errors 1; batteries, Ka- toll and Robinson; Waddell. Hastings, Shreck and Powers.
 Boston, September 10.-Boston, runs 3, hits 12, errors 4; Washington, runs 5. hits '. errors 1; batteries, Dineen ana Warner: Orth and Drill. Second game Boston, runs :, hits ', errors 4; Wash ington, runs 5. hits 10. errors 3; batter ies. Sparks and Criger; Townsend and Drill.
 Cleveland, September 1O.-Cleveland' runs g, hits 15, errors 3; Chicago, runs 6, hits Il, errors 2; batteries. Bernhard and Bemis; Callahan and Mcfarland. Second game-Cleyelapd, runs F, hits IA, errors 2; Chicago, runs c, hits 2. CT TOTS 4: batteries. Joss and Wood; Piatt and Sullivan.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
UTAH REPUBLICANS
 WILL MEET TODAY
There Will Be a Fight Over Cuban
 Reciprocity.

ogden. Utah. September 10.-Cuban reciprocity is expected to play prom
 inent part in the republican state con- vention. which meets here tomorrow.
 The friends of Congressman Suther- land, who was one of the republican insurgents" on the Cuban reciprocity bill in the last ression of congress. are opposed to any indorsement of Presi- dent RooseveIt's plan. while the Kearns- Smoot following are equally de- termined that Cuban reciprocity shall be indorsed in the platform. It is con- sidered almost certain that a sharp fight will take place over this plank. which may be brought on the floor of the convention. The convention will make but two nominations-candi for congress and supreme court justice.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
COLOMBIAN WAR
 TURNS TO MURDER
MassacreS by Insurgents at
 the Taking of a Town
The Government Troops Surprissd at Santa Marta, and After Re sistance of Three Days Surren- dered the Town.

Kingston. Jamaica, September 10.- here today from Santa Marta, capital of the department of Magdalena, Co., lombia, and reports that desperate fighting occurred there from Friday to Monday last One hundred government troops were killed. the railroad was completely demolished and terrible at trocities were committed. The British steamer William Cliffe, which reached this port today from Colon, Colombia. reported considerable activity on both sides of the isthmus, and announced that the rebels have already occupied Culebra, and were advancing in strength.
 The attack by the Colombian revo- lutionists was started on the outskirts of Santa Marta on Friday last, the gov ernment troops being overwhelmed and forced to retreat. In their march on Santa Marta the revolutionists wrecked the railroads. Several trains were de- E.yed and several lives were lost in the wrecks. When the Valencia sailed on Monday the revolutionists were so near the town that Captain Gronmeyer could see the flashes oi their guns. Sev- eral buildings in Santa Marta were seen blazing, having been ignited by the few troops left to oppose the attack of the revolutionists. The town at that time expected momentarily to sur render.
 Officers of the Valencia say that hor- Tible atrocities were committed by the rebels, who chiefly used machetes. The bodies of many of the government troops were terribly mutilated. The att ! tack of the revolutionists was entirely unexpected, and owing to their superior numbers the resistance of the govern ment forces was half-hearted.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
COFFEE FLOATING.
Coffee Causes Liver Congestion in
 Some People.

We drank coffee some years and it seemed an established law in our household to take refuge with some medicine or physic to make the bowels move or relieve the stomach of it's pres sure (coffee is generally the cause of persistent constipation as 1t produces more or less congestion of the liver).
 l was so nervous that my hanGs trembied sadly and sleep fled from me; I felt irritable all the time and unable to do much of any work. I had to force myself to do things; always felt lazy and had to drive myself to get around; the food I ate belched up and L always felt as if I were bloatei. and had such a narrow and tight sensation in my chest, so that every little exer- tion started hot waves running through the whole body, followed by a cold, chilly sensation.
 But after 1 commenced to use Pos tum Food Coffee, and quit coffee these complaints all disappeared; I feel well, energetic and hopeful; am better nour- ished and able to sleep we'll every night.
 My husband was often sick and the doctor and medicine were constantly needed in our house, but since we stopped coffee and used Postum, all these things are changed and that heavy feeling around the chest has gone.
 Every wife should introduce this wholesome beverage into her family. She would discover in few days what rich food she had prepared for her loved ones, and would be rid of all of those expressing sensations and stom- ach and bowel complaints which are caused by coffee drinking" Name given by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11

it is possible to carry out the project This might be all right under present conditions, if every letter carrier hap pened to know everybody in the addi- tion, but should he be taken sick and substitute take his place. that man might be stranger. and if the houses had no numbers and the streets had TO names, his task would be hard enc and his work could be but badly done. It is urged by the inspector and post master therefore that the council. the board of trade or the citizens or some one interested attend to the matter at once.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
PRECEDING CALM
 OF THE STORM
Nothing ia the St. Louis Doodle h.
 vestigation Yesterday.

St. Louis, Mo, September 10.-The day around the four courts where the municipal poodle investigations are be- ing held was comparatively quiet. It is believed to be the calm before the storm. Nc arrests were made, and six Of the nineteen members of the alleged house of delegates combine are still at liberty.
 Delegate Harry A. Faulkner, who was out on bonds agGregating $40,000. came in and gave additional surety to the amount of $15,000. His bond is now s55,000, q sum not in precedent in the criminal courts of Missouri.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
METALS.

New York, September 10.-Offerings of copper were much heavier than the demand today and values were gener- ally easier both in the home and for- eign markets. The sales movement was light. Standard spot closed s11@11.60: lake, $116O@12.2o; electrolytic, s11.750 Il 30; casting, $11.75Q11.90. London re- ported a decline of los, closing spot al f53 7s Cd; futures, f$3.
 Lead ruled unchanged, steady; spot quoted at 4Bc.
 Spelter quiet. unchar ged, with small business at full rates;
 Bar silver. 517sc.
 Mexican dollars, 4012c.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, September 10.-Cattle-Re- ceipts, 1000, including 600 Texans, 4,000 westerns; active, steady; good to prime steers, $7.75@S.75; poor to medium, $4.25 @725; stockers and feeders, s2.50@5. .40: cows, $1.50@2.50; heifers. $2.50@6 40: canners, s1.5O@2.50; bulls, s2.25@5; calves, $3@7.25; Texas-fed steers, s3Q 4.50; western steers, $3.75@5.75
 Sheep-Receipts, 25, ,OO0 sheep and lambs active, steady; good to choice wethers, sS.25@375; fair to choice, s2.25 @3.25; western sheep, s2.5O@3.6O; native lambs, sS.5O@575; western lambs. s4Q 425,
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
STOCKS.

Atchison, 95A do preferred, 1O4% C.. 6 O., 56A Rock Island, 1991z; Big Four 10613; c. & S.. 341a; do preferred, 761z: do End preferred, SPA; Erie, 42b; Great Northern preferred, 200; Manhattan. 1S6%; Metropolitan, 147%; Missouri Pa cific, 122Hz; N. J. Central, 1SO; N. Y. Central, 164& Pennsylvania. 16S1a; St. L. & s. F., ST. do preferred, s7; do End preferred, 77; St. Paul, 1914 Southern Pacific, SO1a; U. P, IFS; Amalgamated Copper, 69A Anaconda, 1O7; Sugar, 130: U. s. Steel, 41h; do preferred, 91A; w. U, 95H; Santa Fe Copper, 1B.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
PREACHER USES A SHOTGUN.
Toughs Fire on a Religious Gathering
 Minister Returns It.

Cumberland, Md, September 1O.-The widest scene ever witnessed at a re- ligious gathering in the south occurred last night at Hoffman, town on the West Virginia Central railroad. Sew enth Day Adventists have been holding a meeting there. and a crowd of toughs had been stoning the tent in which the services were held, until it became ne cessary to have guards.
 Last night the Rev. John Trough. an evangelist, stood sentinel, armed with a shotgun, and several shots were fired at him from the darkness. He returned the fire, whereupon the crowd opened a rapid fire with revolvers into the tent, driving the evangelist to cover.
 A panic ensued which caused women and children to be trampled upon. and a number were seriously injured.
 After the ;usilade was over the tent was found to be riddled with bullets The evangelist says that God was with him or he would have been killed. The excitement was so great that the au- thorities would not allow the services to continue.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11

Wilkesbarre Pa, September 10.-The progress being made by the operators is illustrated by the gradual increase in the amount of coal mined. A week ago it was about thirteen thousand tons a day. but today it is estimated at nearly eighteen thousand tons.
 There are also some small workings whose output Is not counted in this sheet.
 The operators expect that the iS- crease will continue briskly, as they get more men to work and open more collieries and washeries. They have great confidence that the strike will gradually break up. The fact that the West Virginia strike has been broken,
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11

although the strike leaders and the company officials differ as to the men gaining something or nothing, and that President Baer's statement expressed the determination of the operators, are expected to have an effect upon the strikers which will impel many of them to return to work.
 President Mitchell and the strike leaders, however. declare that the men are standing together firmly, and that they discredit the reported output of nearly eighteen thousand tons daily. The figures are. however. careful inmates based upon reports of R. G. Dun & Co., and statements of the oper- atCrS.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
BASE BALL
Results of Contests in Four Leagues
 Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. September 10-Boston, runs f, hits :, errors 8; St. Louis, runs 6, hits g, errors 1; batteries, Pittinger and Moran; Currie and Ryan. Second game Boston, runs ?, hits :, errors l; St. Louis, runs 2, hits 9, errors 8; called on account of darkness; batteries, Eason and Kittridge; Pearson and Ryan.
 Philadelphia. September 10.-Pitts- burg, runs 5, niLs Il, errors 8; Philadel- phia, rms l, hits ,, errors l: batteries. Tannehill and Zimmer; Wolfe and JackltZ.
 New York, September 10.-Chicago. runs 4, hits ,, errors ,; New York, runs 3, hits s. errors 3; batteries, Williams and Kling; L. Taylor and Bowerman.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11

tax bill, which was not mentioned
 Nominations to complete the ticket were then made as follows;
 Lieutenant governor-Thomas Am near, San Juan county.
 Secretary of State-HoraceW. .Havens, Lake county.
 Auditor-Harry E. Insley, ArapahOe county.
 Treasurer-James N. Carlile. Pueblo
 John G. Schweigert of Custer county was named for attorney general by a vote of 455 to 445 fer John T. Barnett of Ouray,
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
FOREST RESERVATION.

Washington, September 10.-The in terior department has received a peti- ton from a large number of people in Fremont county. Wyo., asking that about 55000O acres of land lying on tha continental divide southwest of Lander be made a forest reservation.
 A fierce fire is raging on this tract, and the citizens contend that its reser- vation is the best means to prevent such conflagrations in the future. The department will investigate the ques- ton.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11

invisible and tended to aid the markets. At the close of somewhat dull trading December wheat was a shade up. Sep. tember corn was 5sc higher, December corn 1sc lower, September h@Ac and December oats a shade higher. Provi- sions closed 21zc to 712c lower.
 December wheat started at 6S1sc, sold to 68&c and closed steady at 6Sasc. De- cember corn closed lower at 42B@43c.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
WEsTEI,N LEAGUE.

Denver September 10.-Denver, runs 4. hits Il, errors 5; Milwaukee, runs g. hits 12. errors 1: batteries. Eyler and Wilson; Vaughn and Adkins.
 Colorado Springs. September 1o.-Col- orado Springs, runs 3, hits g, errors l; Peoria. runs 2, hits ,, errors 3; bat teries. Newmeyer and Baerwald; C. Jones and Hanford.
 Des Moines, September 1O.-St. Jo- seph. runs ', hits ', errors l. Des Moines. runs 6, hits F, errors 6; bat teries. Glade and Roth; Morrison, Hof' fer and Hansen.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11

it was alleged that the election by which they were chosen was illegally held. It was also stated that the east ern set had obtained possession of the records o: the company. and their res toration was asked for.
 None of the defendants were present, either in person or by attorney. and judgment was given against them by default The books and records which are awarded to the plaintiffs by the judgment are out of the Jurisdiction of the court.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, September 10-Speculators in the grain markets traded coDserva- lively today pending the issuance Of the government crop report. Weather conditions were sufficient to start large selling early in the session, but small
 receipts of wheat, short stocks of corn and good support in oats kept prices steady Contract grades were almost
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
TO KILL 6O,OOO DOGS.
Natives of Rhodesia Promise to Ex-
 terminate Them.

BuluwayO, September 10.-Owing to an outbreak of rabies in Rhodesia the native commissioner met the indunas or native chiefs and explained the dis ease to them. They promised to destroy all dogs except favorites. This means the destruction of from 60000 to S0,O0O dogs. The government will destroy the hyenas.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
PoPULIsTs GO ALONE.

Denver. Col, September 10.-The pep ulist party convention did nothing ex- cept to adopt a platform during the day, but at the evening session. when it became known that the democratic convention had decided to put full ticket in the field. they nominated a ticket headed by Judge Frank Overs of Lake county.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARIES

Columbia. s. C., September 1O.-Par- tial returns from today's second state democratic primary give the following figures:
 United States senator-John Gary Evans, 25,314: A. c. Latimer, 37,751.
 c Governor-D. Hayward, 36, 193; w. J, Talbert, 27,z21.
 Lieutenant governor-Gary, 2S,924; Sloan, 31.0S2.
 Secretary of state-Ganit, 3O379; Will son, 30,0zS.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
A BURNED BREWERY.

San Jose, Cal, September 1O.--The plant of the Fredericksburg Brewing company was destroyed by fire tod9y. The loss is estimated at $3OO.O00 The entire malting department. a seven- story building 200 feet square. was burned.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
An Easing Up in the Demand for
 Copper Grain Market.

New York, September 10.-For the most part the tendency of todays mar ket was irregular, though opening with considerable strength, which was well maintained until the last hour.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
THE MAINE MAJORITY.
It Will ome Up Fully to the First Els
 inmates

Portland, Maine, September 1O-The vote for governor in all but fifty towns ana plantations shows a continued in crease for Governor Hill, and his plu- rallty Will not fall far short O; the first estimate made Monday night The vote or 4fO towns at 1 D. m. gave Governor Hill plurality of 25,865. The same towns in 1900 gave him a plurality of 9l'Z9l. The total vote of those towns is Il, 153 less than two years aco.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
NO ROW AT MARCUS ISLAND.
Captain Rosehill Gets There and Makes
 an Amicable Settlement.

London, September 10.-A dispatch to the Times from Tokio says that the Japanese cruiser Takachiho has re- turned from Marcus island. She reports that Captain Rosehill, the American who claims the ownership of the island, arrived there on July 31st and that everything was amicably arranged.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
YOKE CALLS CAPE DUTCH.
Protests Made Against the Hardships
 of Martial Law.

Cape Town. September 1O.-The Iegis- lative council today discussed the op- erations of martial law. The Dutch members condemned it. Mir Van Ken alleged that there was a conspiracy between the Hottentots and some of the English against the Afrikanders. MT. Pretorious said that under martial law
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
GETTING OUT ANTHRACITE
 INCREASE IN ONE WEEK
II Has Been Gradual, Amounting to
 Five Thousand Tons

The Operators Believe That the Strike Will Break Up by Degrees-Presdent Mitchell, on the Other Hand Believes It Will Not Break Up at All, and He Denies the Stories of the Operators Regarding the Increase in the Output-The Figures Are However Based Upon R. G. Dun & Go. Reports.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
BLOODSHED IN PORTO RICO.
Republicans Attack Federals at Gag
 uey and Kill Four Men.

San Juan, Porto Rico. September 10.- There have been frequent shootings, arising from the political quarrels be- tween the republicans and federals, at Caguey during the last few days. An American army officer reported last evening that the town was then quiet. but at 10 o'clock the night before the republicans attacked the federal DOT ton of the city. Hundreds of shcts were fired. The police assisted the re- publicans. Four federals were badly wounded.
 The city is in a state of anarchy. The maycf has called upon the com mander of the United States troops fer protection. The officer recommends that the governor should act, as the life of no federal is safe. The troops are not permitted to leave their bar racks.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
NO FUSION IN COLORADO
 POPUL|STS SHUT OUT
They Wanted Too Much Room on the
 Democratic Ticket

The Denver Convention Endorses the Candidacy of Sen ator Teller for Reelection and Reafirms the Kansas City Platform, Free Silver and All - The Platform Denounces the Republican Foreign Policy and Also Its Management of Financial Afairs-The Populists Put Straight Ticket in the Field.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11

weak women were forced to walk six miles daily to the market square to re- port themselves. He added that in one instance a farmer had been compelled to witness the execution of his own
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
BONDS.

U. S. ref 2s. reg. 1OS14; coupon. 1OSal |; Ss, reg, 1O79s; coupon, 1O7%; new As, reg. 127; coupon. 137; old As, reg, 1O9A 1; coupon, 11OA; 5s. reg, 105; coupon, 1O5.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
WEATHER TO-DAY.

Washington. September 10.-Forecast fer Arizona-Showers and cooler Thurs day; Friday, fair, warmer.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-11
TEACHER FOUND DROWNED.
Had Been in a Sanitarium and Had Failed to Secure disappointment.

Newark. N. J., September 1O-The mystery of the disappearance Of Sasan Dunbar of Belleville was solved this afternoon by the finding of her body in the Passaic river at Arlington. It was ta ken to the morgue in Harrison and identified there tonight. Miss Dunbar was twenty-four years old and lived with her parents in Stanley street, Belleville. She was a school teacher last year. but was not reappCinted. On Monday last she returned from a sani- tarium, where she had been under treatment, and on Tuesday she wan dered away from home.