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Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
AN HONEST FRIEND.
'laared Away the Family Troubles.

There is not one thing on earth that
could enter Il family and do as much
honest good and bring us much happi-
ness rs in certain cases where coffee
drinking is left off and Postum Fnod
Coffee used in its place.
i family in Iowa Park. Texas, fur
nishcs Il good illustration. The mother
says. Il want to tell you what hap
prned in our family when we left off
coffee ana took up Postum. About
eight months ago we made the change
had been. FOR quite Il while. troubled
with rheumatism in my right hip and
shoulder, swimming of the head, and
fluttering of thu heart. 80 / thought [
had heart trouble.
Sometimes in walking my head would
swim 50 that l would be obliged to sit
down. ] had other disagreeable feel
inPs / cannot describe but they will be
readily understood by coffee drinkers
il they will confess it.
My family were also more or less i'll
and were all coffee drinkers. Well we
gave up the coffee and started in on
I Postum Food Coffee: husband. myself
and four children. Even the two year
old baby (She had been puny since haV-
ing the grip had her coffee along with
the rest of the family. When we made
] the change u Postum she hegan to fat
ten and now is perfectly healthy and
fat rs pig.
7 Ny boys. ten and twelve years OF age,
are so stout and muscular that people
remark about them and ask what
makes them SO. do not have any
more trouble With rheumatism or with
/ my head, neither does my husband,
who was troubled much in the same
/ way. We are all in better health every
! way than we have been before i'll
many years and we are always glad of
an opportunity to recommend Postum
I hope what l have said will lead 9TH
ers to make the change" Name given
by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
WALL STREET JOLTED
BY THREE FAILURES
Liabilities Aggregating S5,000,OOO
Assets of Doubtful Character.

New York, May 5.-Three stock ex-
change firms. Onenbach & Moore
Henry Brothers & company and Lock
wood. Hurd e company, announced
their suspension in the order named
at the opening of the market today.
The amount of the joint liabilities is
variously estimated at from $1,000. 900
to s5,000,0 900, assets unknown. and in the
opinion of good judges a goodly portion
are o. doubtful v2luo. The day "lcsed
with the usual 1Gmors of more failures,
criminal prosecution, and the like. The
solvency OF several financial institu-
tions of standing was brought into
question, but for such rumors there
appeared to be absolutely no founda-
ton.
The failures were directly due to
last weeks serious decline in a number
of industrial stocks.
Wall streets conservative men are
almost unanimous in the opinion that
the days happenings had done much
to clarity the financial atmosphere.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06

nea plant. to the extent Of its capaCi-
ty. The first cost Of the plant and all
apparatus needed will be less than the
first est o. boilers of the same capac-
ity, ana attention and repairs will also
DE less than the maintenance OF boilers.
Mossrs. Copeland and George Mitch
ell, who are Jointly Interested III the
enterprise. are forming Il company
with capital stock of five million dol
lars. for the manufacture of these slag
steam generators. Nj. Mitchell is now
in Los Angeles, where the rIlanufactur-
ing plant VIII probably be located. Mr..
Copeland predicts that inside OF year
the entire Cobre Grande plant will be
run by the Mitchell Copeland furnlc-
es at a saving Of perhaps a thousand
dollars per day. With it there will be
absolutely 10 fuel necessary fer the
running of machinery. as the heat say
ed from the Stag will furnish more than
sufficient power. the amount necessary
being roughly estimated al 200 horse
power.
The principle on which this steam
generator is constructed is a novel ana
interesting one. in Il crude way it may
be described as follows: The generator
consists in Il general way of two i'm
mcnSc boilers, one set on top of the
other. and the two connected by
sort of valve IIrge enough for the Stag
to drop through. The Stag from the
smClter furnace is first run through Il
larSe settler. covered to prevent the cs-
cape of heat. When desired. 4 valve 1T
the top OF the upper boiler is opened
and the molten Stag is run into a Stag
bucket above the water in the boiler
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06

Washington. May 5.-In vindicatiOn
of the administrations policy in the
Philippines. Senator Lodge Of Massa-
chusetts. chairman of the Philippines
committee. addressed the senate today.
Long before he began to speak the gal
leries were thronged with people. and
the attendance upon the floor CT the
senate was unusually large. Mrs
Ccwles. the presidents sister. was an
interesting auditor. His review cf the
situation in the islands and Of the ut
terances of the minority in criticisms
of the conditions there. was notably
interesting and forceful. He spoke
with deep earnestness and at times
became eloquent.
In his brief reply. Mr. Rawlins OF
Utah declared that the charges which
had been made We're not against Cen
eraI Chaffee and the army. but against
the senator from Massachusetts. (Mr.
Lodge and others, who were respcns-
ible fer the present Philippine policy.
Both the civil sundry appropriation
bill and the bill for the purchase OF the
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
AN AMERICAN
PRELATE DEAD
Arch Bishop COrrigan SuCculnbS
10 Pneumonia
One of the Most Distinguished and
Best Loved Dignitaries of the Ro-
man Catholic Church Ends HIS
Career.

New York, May J.-Archbishop Cor
rigan died at 11:3j o'clock tonight.
Archbishop Co-rigan was first sug-
gcsted in connection with the cardinal
ate for America. but never reached
that distinction. He remained an arch
bshCp. but Notwithstanding he was
never made cardinal or ablegate. h
was the medium between the church in
this country and Rome.
Father Corrigan was a man of eXcep-
tional eloquence and ability for organi-
zatian that a quarter of century ago
attracted the attention of Rome. He
would then have been made Il cardinal
except for the Italian opposition that
was exercised against all foreign coun-
tries. He was attacked by pneumonia
about two weeks ago and shortly af-
ter became so i'll grave fears were felt
as to the termination Of his malady.
As the disease advanced. however,
there were encouraging signs. and no
longer ago than last night he was re-
rCrted as still improving. With his
death the country loses patriot, Il
scholar and an orator, and the Roman
church one Of its ablest and most hon
cred representatives.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06

Washington, May 5.-Prcsident Hav-
emeyer of the sugar refining company,
today continued his testimony befo e
the committee on relations to Cuba. lie
was questioned by Senator Teller re-
GardinS the reduction on the price Of
sugar al Missouri river points. He
said that beet sugar generally sold ten
points below cane sugar at points :lf-
icctcd. He did not object to the diff
ference in price, but to the exclusive
features CT the contracts.
HaVemeyer said the attacks we"e
made on the trust Tor the purpose Of
getting in foreign sugar at Il lower du-
ty. Cuban sugar would cost the COM
pany as much with u concession as
without it. Ii the whole duty were ta-
ken off the Cubans would receive the
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
THE QUEEN SAVED
BY SUNDAYS OPERATION
Feelings of Anxiety No Longer Up
permost at the Hague.

The Hague, May SIT is a disap-
pointment, but the queen is saved"
Such is the general feeling regarding
the sad event of yesterday evening.
The extreme seriousness OF her majes
tvs condition was closely connected
with the acute infection of the malaly
fl ON which she was convalescing, and
this complication involved imminent
danger of her death. The operation
neccssitated under such conditions was
performed without difficulty, and with
rut the serious complications which of
ten arise in such cases, supervening.
Consequently the intense anxiety telt
throughout the castle has been re-
placed. to some degree, by confidence.
since the queens symptoms continue
10 indicate that danger is no longer i'm
minent.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
COIored Sisters Of Clubs viii
Be Admitted
A Resolution of the Members of the
Federated Club Women at Los
Angeles Yesterday-Th Question
of Their Membership Has Been
Referred to a Committee Which
Will Take No Other Action Upon
It.

Los Angeles May 5.--Aftcr two years
of discussion of the admission of color
ed women to the general federation.
the anti-colorists won today. when the
Sixth convention voted overwhelmingly
to accept what is known as the com
promise amendments agreed upon in
New York several weeks ago.
Upon the opening day of the con-
Vention it was evident that the spirit
Of tolerance would rule. There was alb
sOlutely no bitterness in the prelimn-
ary talk outside Of the convention hall.
This morning, as predicted. there was
suppressed excitement during the con-
sideration of the charter, which came
up first, and when Mrs. a. O. Granger,
president of the Georgia federation.
moved that sections and 3 of article
II. parts of the proposed amendments,
be considered first, every one knew the
battle was on.
When the points of order and inter
roSation points flew thick and fast.
Mrs. Lowe retired from the chair tenn
porarily, giving llrs. Denison another
opportunity to preside.
Section = which was considered and
finally adopted reads: "FrCm .rata
where q club is a member OF the state
federation. it would also be eligible to
the general federation. if recommend
ed by the executive beard of the state
federation, the power of admission to
remain as given in article II of the by
laws. as follows"
Section > cf article II. which will
come up tomorrow, should be given
nov, to help to an understanding OF
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
STAG STEAM GENERATOR
Working of the Copeland-Mitchell
Plant at Cananea.

l.. D. Copeland came up from In Ca
nanea Sunday monring to visit his
family and other relatives. Asked to
say something regarding the Copeldni-
Mitchell Stag steam generator, he sad
there was nothing to say except that
it was working successfully at Cana
uea. and has been for some time. II is
an eXIerire ntal plant and is built with
d capacity of fifty hcrse power. They
have beer for = long time running wo
big matte crushers with it that require
however. only thirty horse power.
They are going to work at once On
the construction OF 800 horse power
power plant. which Will run the engines
for the blower and in fact for all The
power needed at the wonderful Cana
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
COMMON LABORERS
WILL ORGANIZE
Tired Of Paying Tribute to Skilled
Labor and Getting No Benefit.

CarbondaIe. I'll, May 5--DeleGatos
from Illinois. Missouri Indiana. ohio,
Michigan. Kentucky and Arkansas met
here today for the purpose o. Organiz-
ing the common laborcrs Of America
into an orSaniza ton. which. if formed.
will take from the federation oi labor
nearly all its unskilled laborcrs. For
some time agitation has been IN pro
crcss in the federation of lai;Ji against
the payment into the treasury of over
one ciSth of the revenues without ad-
cquate representation in the federation
councils. 1t is said fourth of The
membership is unsklled and Il tool to
secure benefits for the trade without
any help from the main body in "asn
Of strikes or loC5outs.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06

A Quieter Condition of the Stock Mar
ket-Grain Conditions.

New York, May 5.-The disturbance
and anxiety which was felt in the fin
ancial world this morning was much
relieved before the close OF the day on
the stock exchange. 1t was known be-
fore the stock market opened that the
hopes entertained on Saturday of Sc
curing means to tide over the firms
threatened with embarrassment had
failed. and nothing was left TO do for
these houses but to announce their in
ability 10 meet contracts. Heavy liqui-
dation occurred on the stock market
when they were announced, but the ef-
fcctive support offered the general
market checked it.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
DANGER NOT ALL PASSED.

The Hague, May 5.-The evening
passed quietly at Loo palace, but Doc
tors Roessingh and Pot have remained
at the queens bedside. Baron Clifford.
master of the queens household, said
tcniSht: Her majesty's fever has not
increased, and we are quietly and hope
fully awaiting the result of a good
nights rest for the queen. There is no
cause for immediate disquetude.'
At 10 O'Clock her majesty was re
ported to he sleeping quietly, and ct
! that hour her condition was practically
unchanged. 1t is no longer concealed
that the operation which was perform
ed last night was most dangerous and
that for ore hour the patients life
hung by a thread, causing most terri
bic suspense. Even now. although the
queens physicians are exceedingly ret
icent, it is known her condition remains
precariOus, and everything depends on
the strength of the patients constitu-
ton. There is Teasona BILE hope for re-
covcry. however provided that hemor-
image is avoided.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. May 5.-Cattle receipts were
10.500. including 20O Texans and 200
westerns. Exports were Ice higher,
others steady. Good to prime steers,
$6.75fi7.20; poor to medium. $45Om6.4o;
stccters and feeders. $E.50Gi5.25; COWS.
$1.4c6I5.50; heifers. $2.0o@60O; Gamers.
$1.4oN2.40; bulls. $2.25M5.75; calves, $3.50
M6.o0: Texas fed steers. $5.25M6.T5;
western steers. hay fed. $f.S0m5.I5.
Sheep receipts were $4,000. Sheep
steady and lambs 10G15c lower. Good
to choice Wethers S5.5OT6.15: fair to
chcice mixed $4.75G5.50: western sheep.
$2.55G615; native lambs. clipped. 81.
6.55: western lambs. S5.25GiG.55; Colora-
do lambs Wooled, top, 500.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
GRAINS AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May 5.-ActinG on the belief
that the drouth rule in grains is over.
srcculators pressed the markets today
and declines were registered in all pits.
1t was clearly day governed by the
disappearance of the dry weather
bcgie. and at the close July wheat
showed Il loss of 11sc, July corn Of
3sM% and July oats of &c, Provisions
closed a shade to 5c lower.
July wheat opened at 751@M75Kc,
touched 757sc and then slumped to
74@sM74M, rallied to 75c and closed at
747SM75c.
July corn started at SIC. slumped to
G01sc and closed at 6O34 G6O7Sc.
July oats closed at 3514.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
THE ANSWER FILED
IN MERGER CASE
Defendants Deny Allegations and
Make Interesting Statements.

St. Paul. Mimi. May An enter
prise in aid Of great competitive inter
STAT and international commerce is
the description Of the Northern Securi-
ties company given III the answer fled
by the attorneys for the corpora tiun
in the suit brought by Attorney Cen
eraI p. {. Knox. on behalf of the
United States, to enjOin the so called
merger OF the Northern Pacific and the
Great Northern Railways. This ans
wcr was filed late this afternoon in The
United States circuit court. in this city,
and at the same time, individual ans
wers were filed by James j. Hill. Will
liam p. Clough. d. Willis James. John
:. Kennedy. George F. Baker and the
Great Northern railway. and by j.
Pierpolt Morgan. Robert Bacon. Daniel
S. Lamont and the Northern Pacific
railway. The various papers follow the
same lines.
! The answer OF the Northern Securities
company is divided into two parts.
The first is largely d denial of the petit
! tiCn as respecting any charge of con-
| spiracy and respecting the purposes OF
/ the organization of the securities com
pany. Instead C owning Il majority
{ OF the shares of the Great Northern or
Northern Pacific companies it is stated
that those who are Interested in the
OF ganization ce the Securities COM
pany did not own within $26.000.000 of
Il majority of the Great Northern
shares. and little more than onc-quarter
Of the Northern Pacific shares.
! In the seconu part Of the answer the
purchase of the Chicago, BuTlin--,,l &.
( Quincy railway company is taken up,
/ the reasons FOR such purchase having
ben it is alleged. "Ercneously stated
in the petition.
1t is denied specifically and generally
! that any stock thus secured is to h.
/ held or used for the purpose of com
nininE. consolidating or placing under
one common management or control
J the railways &C the Great Ncrthern and
the Northern Pacific companies or the
I business therefore: for the purpose oi
monoUoiizing or restraining Competi-
/ ton between said railway companies
or for any other purpose than the elec-
! ton by each of said railway companies
of a competent and distinct board oi
/ directors. able and intending To manaG,
each nf them Independent of the Other
and fer the benefit of their shareholders
and OF the public"
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
STOCKS.

Atchison. 1855: preferred. 971a: G. &
O., 1914; Rock Island. 174%4; c. G. c. &
st. l., 1925; c. & S. %; preferred, 114;
second preferred. 42% ; Erie, 361s; Great
Northern preferred. 1S3; Manhattan,
121M; Metropolitan. 14915; Mo. Pac.,
997s; n. J. Central. 1SS: \. Y. Central
ISIS; ?enna. ex. div. 1i9; ST. L. & s.
f. GS: preferred. S315 second preferred
713i: St Paul. 1891; So. Pac.. 65A ;
Union Pac.. 1929 Anal. Copper, 655s
Anaconda. III. Sugar, 1277s: I. S. Steel
407s; ~ referred, 9114; W. l., 81; 5. F.
Copper, 215.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06

benefit of it for a time. He said the
apprehensions of the beet sugar men
were fallaciOus. Havemeyer said if the
tariff on sugar was reduced 20 per cent
neither the trust nor the consumer
would get any benefit out of it because
the price would Immediately. advance
to Offset this action.
Senator Teller insisted that the trust
had the power to say to the Cuban peo-
pie I'VE won't buy your sugar unless
you put it a Il certain figure" but
Havemeyer contended that this was
not so.
He was then excused from giving
further testimony unless the committe
should decide to summon him again.
The committee adjourned until TO-
morrow.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06

moned to the room. as well as a num-
be- OF. priests. 1t was quickly seen by
the Physicians that the end was at
hand, and in less than quarter Of an
hour the prelate WAS dead. His last
noncats were peaceful and without
evidence Of suffering.
Besides the two brothers at the
ArChbishop's bedside there We're pres
ent in the room d dozen priests. among
them Father Lavelle. rector OF the ca
thedral: a Mexican bishop: Rev. DR..
Starrante, Italian secretary to the
Archbishop, and Father Curley, his
English secretary.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
LEGISLATION FORTHCOMING.

Washington. May 5.-S. II. Bethea.
United States attorney at Chicago.
and VIM. a. Day. special assistant at
torney had conference today with At
torney General Knox on the subject OF
the beef combine and presented the
attorney general the text OF a bill in
equity which they had prepared under
his instruction. This was carefully
gone over. The attorney general has
revised the bill in a number of impor-
tant particulars and it is now expected
it will be sent to Chicago some time
during the present week to he filed in
the office of the clerk CT the United
State. court there. After the bill has
been filed il will be made public.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
METALS.

New York. May Cooper was some
what irregular here but closed with
prices generally 4 shade better. with
standard spot to August at $ll.00M11.25.
lake spot at $11.15G12.20. electrolytic at
$11 g. ga tI.75, and casting at $11.506t
1f.75. The London copper market was
:s sd higher. with spot and futures at
i52 11s cd. Lead ruled steady and un-
changed here at 41sc. and at London
Is Sd lower at I'll rs sd. Spelter 21a
points lower here at $40. London was
IS Cd higher at f1S is cd.
Bar silver, 5O5Sc. Mexican dollars,
41c
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
KRATz CAN'T COME.
Mexican Government Demands Il Con
dition That Closes the Incident.

jefferson City. Mo, May 5.-GoVernor
Docllery today received the following
telegram from Secretary of State john
Hay at Washington.
Sir: l have the honor to inform you
that the embassy of the United States
at Mexico reports that the Mexican
government cannot consider the request
for the eXtradition of Charles KratZ.
charged with bribery, unless reciproci-
" is promised by the government OF
the United States.
The governor stated that this closed
the incident, and that Kratz could nos
be eXtradited.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
AS TO TIE MATER CURE.

AS TO THE WATER CURE.
Washington. May 5.-The senate
Philippines committee today heard
Daniel J. Evans, formerly private in
the Twelfth infantry. who testified To
seeing the water cure administered to
two insurgents in northern Luzon to
compel them to give information con-
cerninG concealed arms. The informa
ton was obtained He said h saw
Private Frank Koehler Of the regiment
strike water cure victim in the
stomach forty times. Aside from the
water cure the prisoners Were treated
humanely by the United States sol
diers. The committee decided to sum
mon Koehler and adjourned until to-
morrow.
TRIED IN THE ISLANDS.
Washington. May 5.-Secretary o.
today forwarded t. the senate Philin-
pines committe a list OF over $50 olfi-
GERS and enlisted men who had been
tried in the Philippines by court mar
I4aI for ofenses against the natives
and also Il long list CT cases Q. natives
tIied by the military courts.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
INVESTIGATION OF
THE BEEF TRUST
1t Will Begin Today at Jefferson City.
A Bill in Embryo.

st. Louis. May 5.-Thhty-two vii
ncsses have been summoned by Attor-
ney General Z. t. Crow to testify. by
Chief Justice G. d. Burgess. of he
state supreme court at Jefferson city,
where an investigation OF the alleged
beef trust will begin tomorrow. 1t is
said that under the antitrust laws Of
Missouri the beef companies can lie
prohibited from doing business in this
state ii they are found to be violating
the statutes.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
POLITICS IN TOLEDO.

Toledo. May s.-Mayor $. NJ. Jones
who is also president of the police com
missioners. today refused to surrender
the police department to the new
board of police commissioners created
by an act of the legislature recently.
ard appointed by Governor Nash. Sen
saticnal developments are expected.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, May -Wyoming-F
warmer Tuesday; Wednesday fair; va
liable winds
New Mexico and Arizona-Generally
fair Tuesday and Wednesday; varia-
be winds.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
NINE WE'RE DROWNED.

oklahoma City. May "a special to
the Oklahoman says a clOudburst at
Foss. 100 miles west. on Sunday even
ing, drowned nine persons and left
many homeless. -Four bodies have
been recovered. a mile of the Choc-
taw railway track is washed out near
town and the loss of town property Will
amount to $500, 900.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
MANY WERE KILLED.

London. May 5.-In dispatch from
Athens the correspondent for the Daily
Mail reports revolt among the fnhrb-
itants Of the island of Thaysos. in Flu
ropean Turkey, against the collection
of veXatious taxes. The governor Of
the islands, says The correspondent or
dered Send9rmes &ure on tie demon
stratHrs. with the result ,hat Il great
number CT men. women and children
yvCrc i5iIlcd
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
BONDS.

Rcfundins IS registered and coupon,
1091a; IS. registered and coupon, 1888 ;
new As, registered and coupon, 137M
old As. registered and coupon, 111H ;
SIS. registered and coupon, 105M.