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Arizona republican., 1902-05-24
ATTENTION VETERANS SPANISH
 AND PHILIPPINES WAR

All members of Lawton camp and all persons who served in the late Spanish American and Philippines war in this vicinity are earnestly requested to meet at my office, room 3O2, Fleming building, in Phoenix, Arizona, at s o'clock in the evening, Monday, May 26, 1902. for the purpose Of making preparations for the observance of me morial day, May 30. 1902.
 J. L. B. ALEXANDER,
 Commander Lawton Camp.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-24
Use Calla Lily f5Lrdx Soap.
PRESCOTT EXCURSION.

The s. r. P. X P. will run an excur- sion to Prescott, le2ving 5:15 6. rn., Monday. May 26. at the very low rae Of $5.G0 for the round trip. Tickets wil ;;e Good for three days. This will be q good opportunity to visit tie central mining town of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-24
For Mecnanics-Lasco Pine Tar Soap

\ stately stride and short skirt man.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-24

Married life is sometimes one grand. sweet song" observes the Cynical Bachelor" and sometimes it's rag time.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-24

Mems Shirt Waists at Plank's. Vanity and impudence are twin sis ters.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-24

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons ir each package. Presents free.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
TO SHOW THE NEGRO AT HOME.
Novel SCheme to Illustrate Suffrage Problem
Tor Statesmen.

types as represented by the plantation
laborers. The party will be headed By
Judge Crunpscker himself, and will
include Senator Frye of Maine. None
of the men invited have ever had q
chance to see The negro In his native
element. They ere all ardent advocates
of the Crumpacker plan at present.
but Is believed that after they have had
chance to view existing conditions
for themselves they will concede the
absolute justice and correctness OF the
South position In the Premises.
President Roosevelt has promised
members OF the Oguen party, which
visited the South last year IN the In
terests of higher education Of the negro
that he will accompany them when
they make their trip this year. The
principal objective point OF this trip
IL II Is made, will be the WASHINGTON
school at Tuskegee-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
0MIN0US REPORTS REGARDING
THE RETIREMENT OF THE CHIEF
EXECUTIVE ARE PLENTIFUL.
1t Is Said That Reports Have Reached the
President REGARDING the Governors
Conduct at q Banquet.

PHOENIX Ariz., April ?a,-Thls
t'Wn ras Leep fuli CT rumors for ,wo
days past regarding the probable resi-
gnation OF Governor Murphy.
His friends have thrown out omin-
GUS hints of the probability OF his
early retirement and some who cannot
be numbered among his friends though
of his party say that the Governor has
already resigned.
There Is story In circulation here
that the President. or some ofieial act
Ing for him called on Governor Murphy
for an explanation regarding his con
duct At banquet At the Hotel Adams
In this town a little more than q month
ago,
The story goes that the President
recsiv.d several communications con-
oerning alleged irregular conduct OF
thet;overnor NJ the banquet. and felt
sufficiently incensed 10 call tartly for
an explanation
The Governor himself denies the re-
slgnation story but is not sufacentiy
emphatic 10 sA.afy the people.
On the heels Of thia come reports
from Yavapai county that Colonel
Brodle is making arrangements "a
move TO Phoenix On snort notice. Ths
| friends OF Brodie mere say that he will
be Governor within ten days. II IL
said saat George H. smaliey. OF Tue.
son. has bern selected to be HrodiS's
/ private secretary.
| The ardent partisans OF Brodse hers
are saying tha, II Murphy has not re
signed. and does not resiga within
twenty four hours that be will be
summariiy removed from oaface by the
President
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

WASHINGTON, April 24-Repres-
entative Thompson Of Alabama thinks
he has hit upon a plan which will ef-
fectually solve the several vexed ques-
tions brought up by the Crumpacker
scheme to reduce the representation in
Congress of those Southern States
whicn have disfranchised the negro.
This plar Is nothing more or less than
TO take a party of prominent Repubii-
ems on Il trip to the Southern States
in ordcr that they may see for them
selves the real status of the black man
in his relations to the whites. The
party will leave here on May 20, ac-
cording to the present arrangement,
and a week will be spent on Thomp-
sons plantation in Macon showing the
highest type OF the negro. as repres-
euted by The students at the Booker
Washington school, and the lowest
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
New Democratic organization
Formed In New York to
Flight Old Leader.
BACKED BY BRYAN
The Feud Between the Leaders Seem
10 Be In Direction OF Two Demo.
cratic Parties In York State.

NEW YORK. April 2i.--New York
tends OF Will m J. Bryan will fight
1t plan to make Ex-Governor David
Il y Il leader OF the Democratic party
II l.'s State. The I.ib@ral Democratic
party Is the n re OF the new organix-
alton through which the Bryanitea ex-
pect 10 encompass the defeat OF MIR.
HIN and his friends Announcement OF
the formation OF this party was made
yesterday. Several Of Mr.. BryapA most
devoted followers are membersaof the
subcommittee on organization.
The Liberal Democratic party will
hold state convention In Cooper Union
on June I. at which full State ticket
will De nominated. This announcement
means that there will be two Demo
cratic candidates for Governor In the
6ed next November. and that the
Rryanites' hght against Hin is TO be
"a led TO the polls.
Norman Il. Mack, New York mem
ber Of the Democratic National Com
itee. has been In the west conferr-
lns with the Nebraska leader.
Mr. Bryan recently suggested the
nomination OF Mr.. Mack Tor Governor.
The announcement that the Bryanlies
would run an independent campaign
Ia this State Ia the frst step toward
carrying out Mr. fryan's ideas about
th" New York situation
1h.s movement In believed by poliu-
t1ns TO be q part OF Mr.. BryAn'a Kens~
raj plan to eliminate Hill "a q SAndi-
,,ate for the Presidential nomination
ii 1904 Now that the various Demo-
s'ic factions have agreed on iiiil for
lsader in the coming campaign. his
pr minence In the event OF success at
Tue polls ls giving the Bryanites great
concern.
They calculate that Hiil can be head
a oH as Presidential possibility by
tbe nomination OF third ticket this
iaI and the consequent defeat OF the
regular Democratic candidate ior Gov
eTnu-
The subcommittee on organization
ot the Liberal Democratic party con
sis,s OF Melvin q. paltiser. James X.
Brown. George w. Thompson and Ro-
her, stewart of ,ais city: J. w. +:
Ru,tenber OF Newburg. Jay Forrest OF
Albany. Edgar l.. Ryder OF Ossoning
ana & Corbin of Gouverneur. Among
the active spirits are several OF Mr..
Macks lieutenants In Western New
York None of the men identified with
the new organization In regarded as OF
muh consequence In politics.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
KANSAS TO FIGHT MEAT TRUST
Movement Under Wdu to Organize a State
COODerdlv6 association

nIants at central points In the State
sock In the cooperative companies
will be owned by the business men.
laborers and farmers. The meat Will
be supplied to tne local markets ana
any surplus which remains Will be sofa
through a central Office to the larger
markets. This will place the system IN
IN. haras and under the control or the
people, and is similar to the plan OF
tho Grain Growers association. Inc
MAN will save the freight on stock 10
market and the freight On the meat
shinned baek to tie consumers. ana tne
hacking house and stock yaros
charges.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
DOL6FUL PICTURE
OF ENGLISH SOCIETY
George W. Russell Says Art, Re.
ll0lon, and Family Life Have
DG0enerdtet.

LONDON, April 24.-As to the man.
hers OF English society. a doleful pie
ture Is drawn by Mr.. George w Rus
sell In the Daily News He SAYS
We are Romans OF the worstueriod
given up to luxury and effeminacy
caring for nothing but money. Courage
IL so out OF fashion that we boast OF
eowardice We care nothing for beauty
In art. but only for brutal realism.
Sport has lost It's manliness. II is
matter OF pigeons from a trap or
mountain Of crushed pheasants to sell
to your own tiadesman.
Religion has degenerated into Jug
Cling and table turning and philander-
ing with cults. brought. like the rites
OF Iris. from the East
Discussing his subject In detail Mr..
Russell points out that one of the evil
signs of the time is the break up of the
home. Today people habitualiy dine In
cubs or restaurants. who few years
ago would as soon have had their
baths In public as their meals. Tennis.
cycling ping pong. and automobiles
turn tie weekly day OF rest into one OF
crowntng fatigue. No one goes TO
caurch
A. ther epoch making change In
social life Ia that people live less and
less In the country. The enormous In
crease of luxury in every department
of life. with the resulting outlay, has
kindled an insane eagerness TO be
rich. A straight tip 10 pursued as
devotedly as IL 10 were the Holy Grail
There is. 30 far a. Mr.. Russell knows
only one aspect OF English society.
which compares fayorably with what 10
known about the present generations 3
grandfAthers doing and that concerns
their drinking habits.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
He Claims That Hc Has Hdr-
messed NltrOgIuC6rIn as a
Great Motive Power.
BLEW HIM UP ONCE
But He Claims 1t Is Now PerfeCtIu
Sale and That He Win Have the
Machine Working Soon.

sPENCERVILLE. Ohio, April "a
William Myers, well-known to the oil
men athis vicinity having been con-
nectcd with the nitroglycerin business
for several Years. hut now located at
bowling Gicen. Ohio. says he has in
vented an egine which will reyolu-
tlonlzc the o1,st on OF artificial power.
The mochine Is very much like
gas engine. with the exception that 1t
runs by nitroglycerin instead Of gas
The engine is so built that a minute
quantity Of nitroglycerin is exploded
In the cylinder of the machine, and.
like exploding gas forces the piston
rod TO move. This power of this ma
chine would be limited only by the
strength of It's mechanism, he claims
as the awful force Of nitrogiycerin.
when harnessed and put to work In the
cylinder OF an engine. would be be-
yond conception.
Mr.. Myers claims to have iabored
for years and encountered all the hard
luck that ATTENDS q persistent inventor.
He says al cne time he had q ma
chine built and running. but as he used
l..e explosive In Its finished state the
tank containing 1t let 20 and the build
ing an1 engin,, were wrecked, almost
killing linn He still walks little lame
from the effects Of this explosion which
broke his leg u d arms and crushed
| In. the riag on nne side. He went 10
work again on the invention a. soon
as hn recovered. and now feels that
he Las the m crime on practical
basis.
The trouble win the first engins
was the danger OF having any quantity
OF nitrogiycerin around the machine.
but this danger he has eliminated BY
In. enting an apparatus that will mix
tie law materials from which the ex-
rios. g Is made as fast as the engine
uses IL.
Ni,roy lycerin Is composed OF nitric
AMI .Ihuric acid and glycerin All
OF which separate. are harmless. ouI
VIII u ...lyed form the most powerful
explosive known to science. The raw
materials he has stored In tanks. and
by a simple arrangement the very
small quantity necessary to run the
engine is mixed In the cylinder, where
IL is exploded. The nitroglycerin costs
about 80 cents per quart when made
In this way. and thus II will be seen
that the main feature OF his invocation
is economy. while the power derived
will be almost limitless.
Mr.. Myers says he Is now having the
castings made for q full size engine.
and when completed he will demon
strata to the world the practieaoiiity
II his machine.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
QUAKER COLONY
FOR 6hLlF0 0RNlh
Bodu oil Land In fresno County
Selected For a Settlement Oh
Friends

/. F....SNo. Cal. April st.~-The Demo.
esaa saya toaay. Frrnao County viii
In al probability soon have an I'm
menme Quaker cnlony.
Since .ast Friday there have been
nj iAateno and other places Ia the
county four Quakers. John l. Thomas.
Lewis pidgeon. Daniel Grist and W, A.
Wilson. representing three Seven year
meetings" OF peace. loving people OF
...e far east and middle west in search
for homes where ali might congregate.
They Laye selected in th's county
100 acres OF .and which they viii
recommend IN the Friends IN uns
east to locate on.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

Cummings. who struck her on tue ueau
with a broomstlck. She was Withou.
medical attention and died at the emu
of five days. ~, ,r n
Cummings concealed the body IN q
strawstack and later buried IT. Con
science stricken for her part In tne "a.
eoir Mrs Cummings recently told the
county attorney the dtails OF tdaaes the crime Ts
ahu S,iil Mead guilty to manslaughter In
wa m second degree. He Is 40 years OF
ono one prosperous and he has borne d
@eod @ reputation up to this time
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
KILLED LITTLE GIRL
IN WlFE'S PRESENCE
Alter Three Years. OF R6m0rSGlul
Suffering the Vile Informed the
Officers.

WELLINGTON, Kan, april "a
John Cummings, a farmer living near
fortland, in this county, was arrested
'"'ay charged with the murder nearly
'hreo years gao of Annie Dishman'
aged l3 years OF Arkansas City, Kan
SIS who worked In his family as do
nestle. The crime was witnessed by
cummings wife and two sons, VINO
nave been compelled to maintain
secrecy The girl in some way angereo
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

topeka. Kans.. April o4.-The
farmers OF Kansas will probably take
the lead In a movement to knock OUT
the beef trust. James Butler, secretary
aud organizer OF the Farmers Grain
Ns-ociation, which has successfully
operated against the grain trust In THIS
state for year. today outlined plan
to The 10000 members OF the assoeia-
tuu for the defeat OF the beer trust,
The plan has met with the approval Oh
& number OF the leading business men
OF The State.
Il is proposed to erect co-operat'Ne
packing houses. ice and cold STORAGE
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
They Trv Matrlm0nv
Again at Ripe h0e.

CANON CITY. Colo. April "a
There was units6 In Canon City today
q couple wh sse combined ages we're
i4o years The groom is the Rev. w
II. Hightower, an old resident Of this
city He Ia s. years of age. and I
months ago buried his first wife. with
whom he had lived for sixty years. A
married daughter. Mrs. Moyle and Q
son or two reside here. The bride Ia
Mary Goodw She has passed hes
sixty third birthday. Was a widow and
also has married daughter residing
In this city. Mr.. Hightowef is an or
dainsS. minister Of Holiness creed wnne
Mrs Highfower is an adherent to be
Seventh Day A~ventistA The wedding
occurred at the Free Methodist church.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
VENEZUELAN TROOPS ROUTED
Government FOrC6S Go to Pieces in Front OF
the R6VOlutlOnlStS.

PORT of SPAIN, Island of Trinidad,
April 24.-On tuesday morning the
Venezuelan government troops. num-
bering 1900 men under General Ra-
mon Castillo attacked the Revolution
ists between San Antonio and Gunana,
distant about thirty leagues , from
Gumana.
General Castillo personally lead the
advance of the government guard.
composed of Andilis, veteran troops.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
SENHT0R MONEY
USED HIS KNIFE
Serious Row In Washington Be-
tween a Statesman and Gar
Conductor.

WASHINGTON April Ex-senator
II. ID. Money, Of Mississippi had an
alteration with the conductor on a
street ear this morning which result
ed In the Senator receaying two severe
blows from the CONDUCTOR and the con-
ductor being cut severely In the
right hand with q knife
As Senator Money relates the cir.
cumstances. the aght occurred over .
demand Of the conductor for extra fare.
which Money asserted ne had already
been paid on tie car from which he
transferred.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

II was currently reported on the
streets OF Tucson today that Governor
Murphy had sent his resignation TO
the President. Some OF the Repubii-
cans gere inclined 70 give no credence
to the report because OF an interview
with Governor Murphy printed la 3
Los Angeles paper under q Phoenix
date uae. in which the Governor made
the statement that he would serve out
his faii term.
There are few Republicans here who
will not be glad To gee a change made
as Governor Murphy has but few loyal
iFi~nds Ia Tucson.
Tac report OF the Governor resign
cation toes not come ~ q surprise for
the aepublieaa politicians OF Tucson
had ben expecting t. until they read
'he reported denial OF the Governor.
The report spread rapidly this after
noon and wAs the principal topic of
conversation. on the streets. Repubii-
cans and Democrats alike assembled on
the street corners To dsscus the report
ed resignation and the probability os
IT. being true, some Advancing one
reason and some another, Why they
shoaghs the Governor would send ia
his resignation AZ this time.
A great many seemed to think that
the resignation had been sent tn at
the request OF the Presdinet
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
TOWN WIPED OUT
WITH FIERCE Flames
About 100000 Worth OF Prop
ertu DESTROYED and 500 Made
Homeless.

CLARION. Pa. April 24.--The fire
when broke out at Marionville. Forest
County, yesterday afternoon ragged un-
I'll last night, consuming $50 buildings
ani entailing lose OF nearly 5000, 900
with not over $4,000 insurance.
bout one half of the town is In
ashes and 500 people are homeless.
ne flames spread from the town TO
the lumber yard and from there to
the woods and burned for two miles
up the railroad
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

An hour after opening the action
General Castillo was wounded.
Immediately after this all the re-
Gently recruited Venezuelan soldiers
disDanded, deserting in all directions
and eventually reaching San Antonio.
government olncers tried to rally
their troops but their effoffrts were in
vain and ended IN q complete retreat
OF the Venezuelan soldiers.
General Castillo died from his
wounds.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

IN the case of Juan Elias versus ua
ranaso ~ Amado, the register OF the land
% mani rT The dispute arose over q
cial. e..ann Of unsurveyed desert land near
stH sopori. General Wilson has as asked S,,aOt aUt
Mrs Amada. But it Is thought tnat tne
sns.,nuance WIS, will be denied and the title
of Juan Elias confirmed
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
THE SMART BURGLAR
FOOLED THE COURT
Answered for a Man Who Had Not
Been Indicted and Then tie
Hdstllu Withdrew.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 24.--An
unusual thing occurred today In the
criminal court The grand jury had
made a final report and among the
nrisoners arraigned was William
Blume. much wanted for burglary ana
grand larceny. A number Of dismis-
sails had also been recommended the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
THE SAN FRANCISCO STRIKE
StrORO Probability That the Trouble VIII Be
adjusted TOddu

car men has been productive OF graft
flying result
To-day the executive committee OF
syndicates directors hare been in ses-
sion deiibera.4ng over the demands of
the men. and one o. the members ex-
pressed the belief that today would
see the end OF the struggle.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
10000 PILGRIMS
Received bu the Pope

ROME. April 2A-The Pope received
81, ,0o0 pilgrims at St Peters tins
morning.
His Ho..ness seemed 20 De in perfect
health and thanked The pilgrims for
their loyalty to Lne papaey.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

II h undersi1 I'd that Judge Kent will
render his decision on the demurrer
entered hy Mnrphy's attorneys In case
of Wilson vs. Murphy. Vickers ct al,
nsxt ssatariay,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
TuQ Boat Explosion
Three Men Missing

NEW YORK. April 2s,--While lying
In New Town Creek. near Manhattan
avenue bridge. the fugboat Thomas
percivai was destroyed by an explo-
S.on early today.
Three of the crew the engineer and
two firemen are reported missing
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April "a
The indications are that the street
railway strike will be settled before
nighhali.
A conference between the united
railroads and a committee from the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

PATTERSON. n j.. April 24.-The
operators of the silk dye houses made
no general attempt to resume business
This morning, and no disorder occurred
In any of the strike districts.
Many OF the striking helpers appear
ed in the vicinity of the shops which
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
THE STRIKE 1T PATTERSON
NILS CLOSED Up TIOht and the Strikers Re-
main Ord6rIu

they quilted to enforce a demand for
higher wages. but made no demonstra-
ton,
The police reserves assembled at
six o'clock and were placed IN positions
to be quickly available for any services
that might be required.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24
Metal and Money! Market.

NRw yoRK, April 23--Mexican dol
lars. 41c: silver, 5is4; Copper, Lake
Iia4 casting. i2is.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

The members n ~ rollcs l
ment are out t0dAy nfuEklnx
blems OF authprikE The als1
enough for Sp1fknn 1kie10 Il
worn consptcuou11y oyek
| No. / grnces the brssat "
ton 1t The civ ksll.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-24

list embracing Philip Shope, co10ret
When Shope's mama waa ca1led
Blume responded. and upon The ccnte
saving. "You are released, IN hMsge4
to the Judge thanked him and
out and was gone beGoso the
was discovered. ShOpe WoMAeEe
Blume answered nut B aftex
thought he was mlstalken Il
his name had 0een calisdL
The police are clsAxrineQ 0yef -
escape but cornplirent Dle1ne's nerxe|
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-18
The Platform.

l. We approve and endorse the
Platform adopted by the State Con-
ventlons of the Silver and Democratic
Parties, and we pledge our candidates
to the support of the principles enun-
ciated therein.
z. We recognize in Hon. Francis
u. Newlands, our present Congress-
man. tried and faithful servant Of
the people of this State, who in Con.
gress has always labored for the best
interests cf Nevada. and we heartily
endorse his candidacy for United
States Senator, and pledge our legis-
latlve candidates to give him their
unqualified support, ard to use all
honorable means toward his election.
). We favor the regulation of the
hours of labor in this State, and re-
tcgnlze the right of the laboring men
20 meet and organize into union for
their own protection, and we object
10 any unjust limitation of that right
whether by injunction or otherwise.
4. We pledge our nominees for the
Legislature against any reduction IN
the rate of interest on the purchase
.. We recommend to our legislati-
We nominees. as well as to the people
OF our county generally. the policy
OF 1urtherlng any practical plans or
efforts toward the construction OF sso-
rage reservoirs, for te conserving of
waters for the irrigation of the waste
land in this county.
.. We favor good roads. eo0d
streets, and in fact all public improve
ments consistent with the Reasonable
rate OF taxation and of advantage to
the people of the county
Z. We recommend to our leg;sla.
1--WE nominees that they use all means
IN tnelr power to assist in the passing
OF laws regulating the cutting of the
second growth timber in this State
ana county. This we regard as i'm
portant, as the storage of water. "A
by the cutting from the water shed
the headwaters of the streams are de-
priVed of the protection needed.
8. We pledge our nominees for
county and township offices to a care.
1ul and economical administration.
and we point with pride to the care
iul management of county affairs at
the hands of the Silver party officials
during their terms of Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-18
Proposals For Wood

The Board Of Capitol Commission.
ers viii! receive sealed bids for fur.
nlshins 50 cords of nut pine wood.
the same to be corded, on the east
side Of the Capitol grounds, measur-
ed. sawed into 1G inch lengths and
Piled in the basement of the Capitol
building. under the supervision of the
Board. Bids will be received up to
noon on the End day Of October, 1862,
and said bids will be opened and con
siderca on said day az o'clock p
N. The wood must be delivered on
or before the 18th day yf October.
1902.
The Board reserves the risht Ia
reject any Or al bids. ,llress.
Clerk Of Board Of Capitol CommisS.
toner's, Carson City Nevada
w. Il. DAVIS, z
September Il, 1902. !,