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Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
THE FRIENDLY MILITARY.

London. Apr. 11.-Tne Brussels cor respondent of the daily mail says the reserVfsts who were called out in conse- quence of the riots arrived there yes tcrday singing revolutionary songs. 1t tn" station they were met by the social ists. who distributed red leai'cts 10 them. in which ii Was said socialist Wo- men Were confident the militia would not fir" on Inc socialists if a con2mand to do so was given. A non -ccmnlisslon- ed officer who ordered the arrest ol one of the distributors cf the leaflets. was iaudly- hactci. One Antwerp firm alone. continues the correspondent. recently salG 1.ulUe revolvers tn Socialists.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
CLEAN RELIEF BILL

Washington, April 10.-The debate on the Cuban reciprocity bill in the house today was devoid Of eniivening lea lures. The most notable speech of the day was made by MT. Grosvenor of ohio, in which he answered the writes who have charged him with inconsist- cncy by saying that reciprocity was sound republican doctrine and that tariT schedules were not sacred. He predicted that the time would come. although it had not yet arrived, when there would be an inexccabla demand for revision of the present rates.
 MT Prince of Illinois made a strong speech against the measure. Other speakers were Messrs. Lawrence of Massas husetts. and Miers of Indiana. for the h:ll, and Weeks of Michigan and N!eberg of Texas, against it.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
THE BELGIAN AFFAIR
 GROWING DARKER
Troops Called Out to Suppress the
 Mohs Becoming Mutincus.

London. Apr 1o.-A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company from Brussels says troops called out in con junction with the riots are in state bordering on mutiny. Many militia responded to the call to coiors, but are marching through the streets singing the "Carm2gnole" and the ''Marsel- lai-e"
 Great excitement prevails in the in- dustrial districts. Several militianien have been arrested fer insHbordinat.on and the regulars are confined to their barracks. Ball cartridges have been issued to troops.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April 1o.-Grain speculation hung fire today while traders waited for the government crop report and tried tn discount it. Conditions ir wheat favored the bears au day. but corn more than made Up the losses ii met with early in sympathy with wheat. At close May wheat was @sH @c lower. May corn H054c up, and May oats 7ac down. Provisions closed at 7"71zc to 1oc higher
 May wheat opened 720717sc and gradually worked down to .1lA. rallieI to I2c, but closed at 117sc.
 Corn sIumpeI early to 5SMM5Sasc. hut sold back to 3H1sc. and closed a5 -9G, j91Sc.
 May oats sold dawn to 41asc and closed at 415sc.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
STOChS-

Atchison, 7S; preferred. 97Ia: C. & O.. IS: Rock Island. 174; C. C. C. & St. L., 133: C. & S., 21t.; preferred, 72l4: sec ond preferred. 4S: Erie 261.; Great Northern preferred 1S5: Manhattan 133aa: Metropolitan. l54: No Pac.. locas: x. ]. Cent. 192; N Y Cent, 162a4 Pcnna.. 15o: SJ. L. X S F, 70; preferred, S5; second preferred 7314: St. Paul. lG51a: So. Pac.. G5Fs: Union Pacific, !a0as; A nal. Copper. G414: Ana conGa, l14: Sugar. la1l.: |. 5. Steel. 41l1: preferred. 931I: W. U.. 90; santa Fe Copper. 2
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
\ NEW BABY.
Cid One Made Over by Grape-Huts

Cid One Made over by Grape-Nuts.
 < delicious food that is noUrishing fer both mo her and infant may be de- pended upon ta fit other people. This mothers story is interesting.
 My baby is now 9 fine. robust little but | had q dreadful time with him at first. I could net nurse him because : Was so weak l did not have the milk for him. SC I gave him different kinds of foods. but he was crying nearly all of the lin- and would vomit after every meal
 fiis condition worked on my nerves dreadfully and I called in Dr. Camp beu. After inquirin- carefully into the ca-" h" said. You send at once for some G:aro-Nuts. taka four teaspoon fuis in a cup oi bot milk on going to bed. also feed your haDy on some uf tie food ii hrt milk
 Well I followed the doctors advice with god results at once. l could nurse my baaV and he began to i'm prove immeGiaI ly. l. myself. got strong and well very rapidly.
 The neignbnrs were. of course. inter ested and they would always say How fast you are iInrroving.' How tine little boy grows .iIe don't loot Iil. the same baby. what are you feeding him |. So have had to tell them one and ali how Cr9pe-Nuts have brought us both back to health. l wish ether mothers knew Of the value c: this food"
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
THE BOER LEADERS
 AGREE TO PEACE
A Londcn Report of the End of the
 South African War.

London. April 1.-The Financier and Bullionist publishes dispatch this morning hat the Boer leaders have ac- cepted the British terms. that a peace iag been arranged, and that the terms o1 peace have been cabled to the I:oer agents in E.urooe.
 Other unconfirmed statements. sirni- lar in character are in circulation in London tonight It is said that Ruth erfo"d B. Harry, former secretary of the British South African company. h2s received information to the same effect. but no reliable information concerning the matter is obtainablc.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
A GEORGIA FIRE.
The Resultant Damage a Quarter of
 c million.


 Columbus, Ga. Apr 10.-A fire start ed in the blow shops Of the Southern Pl0W works, burned two whole blocks and warehouse. The loss is 250. GOO The flames from the blow shop spread southward tc the machine and forging Experiments of the Columbus Iron works. The offices of the blow compa- ny and iron works were next destroyed and the fire leaped to the middle Of Ninth street. consuming the trestle WorA of the Mobile and Girard rail road from Front street to the river. q distance of nearly two blocks. From the trestle the fire caught south block which was occupied by the iron works pattern shop, wood working plant, moulding shop. lumber yards and boi- Ter houses. The Empire mills cooper shops and Friedlander's hide and junk warehouse were also destroyed.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
OREGON DEMOCRATS.

Portland. Apr. 1O.-The democratic state convention met in this city at II o'clock this morning. effected per manent organization, adopted plat form and nominated Geo. L. Chamber lain, of Portland, for governor by ac- ciamatior, and at 9:30 tonish, adjourn cd until tomorrow, when the ticket will be completed.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washireton. Apr. 10.-New NeEico-- Increasing cioudiuess: probably show CTS Friday and Saturday. NorthWcst winds.
 Ari@ona.-Fair Friday and saturday; winds
 Wyomins.-Fdir and warm Friday; Saturday fair; southeast winds.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
HAYTIEN REBELLION ENDED.

san Domingo. Republic of Santo De- mingo. April 10.-The Dominican gov ernment has crushed the rebellion which broke out on the south coast recently. Several ring leaders escaped to Hayti. Others were made prisoners.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. April 10.-Cattie receipts Were 6.a0e; market steady to strong. Good to prime steers. $6.60@7.S5; poor 10 medium. $4.5006.50: stockers and feeders. $2.15ft5.25; cows, Sl.25Go5.5O: heifers. s2.6GT6.l5; canners, $i.5O@2.+o: bulls. $2.50M5.50; calves. $2.50T6.0G: Texas fed steers. $5O9G625
 Sheep receipts were u.G0G: market steady to strong; lambs weak Good to choice Wethers. $5.2a@5.75: fair to choice mixed. S4.50@5.25: western sheep. $2."0ftG.0o; native lambs, $4.75u 6.S5; western lambs, $5.95MG.S5.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

lar vote. In effect he served notice on those states which had limited their suffrage, that if the resolution were en- acted demand would De made on them to accord to all their citizens the right to vote. CT suffer the loss of rep resentatives in congress
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
Dr. TALMAGE GROWS WORSE.

Washington. April 1o.-A change fog the worse has again occurred in the condition of Rev. T. Dewitt TalmaGe anu his physicians are very apprchens i've Of IEe outcome. Tcnight's bulletin stated that evidences Of cerebral in- fiammation have appeared.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
BREAK IN EUROPE.
Relations Between Italy and Switze--
 land Broken off.

Berne, Switzerland, Apr. 10.-Diplo- matic relations between Italy and Switzerland have been ruptured This action arises from the refusal of Switzerland to give satisfaction re Sarding an article published in Gene va, insulting the memory of the mur- ,jered King Hunb4rt
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

hoistins cars in the afternoon at the end of oik.
 For the undergrouHd men the prac- tica had been Tor the men to ride cut until state Inspector Welch ordered the custom to stop.
 The miners are for the most part Fins.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
SOUTH CHINA WAR.
The Imperial Forces Hold Places Of
 Nanta ge.

Hong Kong. Apr. 10.-The imperial fc-cos hold most of the mountain pass es in the disturbed districts of South ern China. but the rebels still have access to their flibustering business.
 KWan Chwan, a wealthy merchant belonging to the guilds of Canton, is re- ported to have contributed largely to the rebels in order to purchase imnu- nity in case the rebels attack the town.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
METALS.

New York. Arril 10.-Copper was cHiet and easy but unchanged at New Fork. with Iai>r quoted at 12M12Hc. el ctrciEtjc. 1-1sc and casting 12c. I-ondoa was = Cd lower. with spot a; t53 2a 6d. and futures &t t53 5s. Lead vas quiet but steady and unchanged at home and abroad. London closed at IT ss 2d. and New York at 41ac Speiter ruled steady at $f.25. London was Is 3d lower. at 1T los
 Far silver, 5a$zc. Mexican dollars. f2c.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

point. bat is perhaps the most healthfuI post in the United States. ana under the present army esta blishmelt will prop- ably be ona of the tncst important i! the west
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
SECOND DETROIT CRIME.
Tkrre Was Faint Suspicion Against
 Murdered Mans Wife

Detroit Mich. Arrii !0.-rhe police admit tonight that they have not reached d solution of tha murder of George II. Hcywocd head bockkeepev of tn Michigan Malleablc Iron works. whose battered and If less body vas found at daylight this morning within l1o f"et cr hi- h.mr. William NJ Jones. d plumber. Who roanad in Hey woods hone and wno vas arrested on suspicion this morning. was still in custody tUui@ht. although a sweat box" cxarfratfou lasting aH da- ari this evening failed t2 bring from him any damaRin:, admissions
 Mrs Haywoad. who WAS escorted to in police D adquarters at neon and closely examined this afteronon anI evening vas permitted To return to her home tonight. The officers say nc Information was secured from her that would halr identify her husbands =l1yer. Hcywood's murderer first shot him and then crushed in his forehead with some heavy instrument. The bull let took en-ct behind his right ear. and
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
CHOLERA CHRONICLE.

Manila April 10.-In rhe provinces up to date totals of 224 cases of cholera and 16G deaths from that disease have been reported. In Manila the cholera totals are 2Q6 cases and 16O deaths
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
NEW FORT WHIPplE
 RESTORATION ORDERED Secretary Of War Acts Upon Report Of
 General MCArthur

He Has Directed That the Work of Rehabilitation Be Begun At Once-It Is Believed That Historic Old Whipple Will Be Made One of the Great Military Posts of the West After Abandonment Of Seven Years-Pecu- liarly Favorable Conditions Recognized by Military Men.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
COPPER QUEEN CASE.

Before the United States Supreme
 Court Yesterday.
 Washington. Apr 10-iSuecial)- There Was hearing today before the United States supreme court of the case of the United States versus the CopIer Queen Consolidated Mining Company. of Arizona.' The case in wolves cutting and removing oi timoer by one Daniel D. Ross. deceased, and which was sold at Bisbee to the com u'ny for mining purposes. NNn. Her ring. of Tucscn appeared for tilc com- uany. No decision has hcen rendered The suit involves >l&5.G0o
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
BONDS.

RefundinE .'H. r. gistaTed and cou- pon. 1o9: 3's. registered 10SIa; coupon. id3i2: no| 4's. registered. 159: coupon f39hi: cid Is. registered. III: coupon 11ii': 5's. registered and ,ounc. ,0..
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
FIRMER HOLD ON IRELAND.
The Government nas Decided to Sit on
 the United League.

Belfast. Ireland. Apr. 1o.-Tna Even ing Telegraph of this city says that it believes that Lori Londonderry. the post master general and Q member of the British cabinet, at meeting of the conservative association of Belfast, to- MOTION, will announce that the govern ment decided, ar Mondays meeting, on a fi'ner policy in Ireland including the suppression of the United Irish League.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
NE\N%IAIIcK MAN.
Sue, ecas to First Assistant 2ostmas-
 ter Genera lsaip.

Washington. Npr. 19-Robei't j.. Wayne. the Washington correspondent O. the New York Press, has been off eTed and has t" cepted the office of iir~t a"s:st1nt postmaster general. 'Tt= change is to take efIy"t May or ear lier, as ". NJ. Johnson. Of New Jar- scE. "kom he succeeds is anxious to retire 2s soon &s possible
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

iteelf would have caused death. Tn murderer then apparently stopped over his victim and dealt him an awful blow on th. forehead.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
ND RIDE. NO WORK.
The Cause of a Strike in a Montana
 Mine.

RoI Lodge. Mont, Apr. 1o.-Thc whole force of the Rockford mine. iH this district. went out on strike today Over. 50c men are involved. The min CTS principal grievance is an order forbidding them from riding out on
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
TIE EXCLUSION BILL
 Ikl SENATE YESTERDAY
it Is Probable That a vote Will Be
 Taken on + Next Tuesday

The Postoice Appropriation Bill Passed in the Senate. MT. Depew Warns the Southern Advocates of the se ~atorial Popular Election Plan-Mr. Grosvenor t15,scp ~"se Further Expresses His Views Regarding the ~ 6ras -scter of Existing Tariff Schedules-The Time W11 ~os ne, Their Revision.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-28
DEATH OF THE
QUEEN OF TONGA

NUKUALOFA. April 25.-By far the
most Important event that has hap
pcned In Tonga during the month has
been the death OF the Queen OF Tonga,
who died at 1870 a. m. this day. Her
Majesty had been ailing more or less
for the last two years. and during the
last two months her Illness increased
50 much that her decease was not al
together unexpected. Preparations for
n had been in progress for the last few
days. The site for the vault was mark
ed out yesterday morning. and work
commenced. Dozens of drays and scores
OF men were soon employed and busy
In collecting stones. sand. cement and
bricks the whole OF the day. conveying
them TO the Malac Kula-better known
TO Europeans as the Princes Park. in
which IL situated the Faitoka OF the
late King George Tubou l.. and very
near to which the remains OF Lavinia
WIN be Inferred. The vault will take
some little time 10 build. and the mea-
fakaeiki. or Royal funeral. will not take
place until Monday next. by which time |
Il IL hoped that many OF the chiefs and |
people viii have arrived from Vavau
and Haabai-
The Queen was married not quite |
three years since-June /. lss9-and was
"a years Of age on February last. La
vinia leaves a little daughter-the
Princess Shaiok-who was years OF
age last month. The cause OF death
VAS consumption OF the bowels.
UP To the present time this has been II
4 most unfortunate year for Tonga.
The death rate has been abnormal:
chiefs and mobiles have fol-
owed In rapid succession. and now the
Queen Is taken. She has not long sur
lived the Princess ola. who has been
lead but a few months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-28

The arrival Of Alexander Smith. son
OF Joseph Smith the martyrcd founder
OF the Church OF Latter Day Saints. Is
likely 20 create a special interest In the
phase of religious work which has been
carried on here for several years By
Grtert J. Waller. There are two So
called Mormon churches In Hawaii. the
Utah connection being the largest The
church OF which Alexander Smith IL
patriarch and Mr. Waller high priest
for IawGii. IL called the Reorganized
Church OF Latter Day Saints. but f..
In reality. the original church Of that
faith. II IL the distinctive one founded
81 Joseph Smith and has always stout
" opposed the tenets OF polygamy and
blood atOnemcnt which marked the
Utah Rpostacy. As Mr.. Smith VIII hold
special meetings while here Il r. quite
possible that the Reorganized Church
~in gain at the expense OF the other
organization as well "a from other
sources % membership supply.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-28
A posNsLE BLAND INDUSTRY.

In casting about for new Industries.
IN. thing 10 do IN 90 hit upon some
peculiar tropical product which - IN
demand the world over. We did that
WHEN ~e took up cane sugar and n
marvellous prosperity followed. Is
there not something else that Hawaii
can develop into an industry which. II
NOT .o extensive AZ sugar. viii yield
a. good OF better profits per acre and
give the small proprietor n chance!
Prra. advice 60 farmers In Hawaii
ha- usually been taken up with the
phase OF competition In staples Win
ths- coast. Against this the Advertiser
has made many earnest pleas "hiis
AZ would be well 90 control our Own
market IN these respects. there must
be an export trade TO assure prosper
ftx. We cannot gct rich selling each
sth-r things TO eat Now when u comes
Co exports. Hawaii cannot offer. WIKI
any profit TO Itself. the same Kind OF
merchandise which California unloads
on the consumer By the million tons
We must do business. chiefly In The
American market. but we cannot do u
An eorup~tifiou with that market Ha-
u.u must have something TO sell De
eufl1rfy ifs own. something that the
rorfa wants IL has sugar. what more \
car % Ertf
Tn Advertiser has faith In the va
min. bean Here IL a product which re-
aufrrs three conditions which HAWAII
can nneet-a rich upland soil. n rainfall
OF forty inches and tropical heat IL -
known that the bean grows iuxuriantiy
n. I. bsasty-plant m the gardens OF
,h.- city. An enormous yield can Be
haa by the acre and the poorest prod
net ssils at IS par pound. while thc
b..ss. the Mexican. goes at se0. There
are 40 costly difficulties In dealing with
n .ueh IA lnasrs 40 sugar. The labor
10 not 30 hard TO meet; the
matter Of a factory Ia not 50 pressing
N the plantation 10 In the right place
A win not need 20 be irrigated a man
with n tsn-aerc tract ought TO make
his fortune In a few years and that 10
rnor- than he can do with ten acres In
anything else. sugar not excepted
An experiment with The vanilla bean
ID now going on at Sapoopoo which
,r.eticaI farmers viii watch with In
lers.t. II " Tn the hands OF Mr. Z II
Edwards. an expert from Ceyion- IL u
succeed. as he believes IL will. new
.ra OF fortune must open to Hawaii
running. 30 far al encouragement 10
he small farmer goes. on traditional
American Inca"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-28
THE TROUBLE IN CHINA

Tfs latest papers from China show
that the rebellion In Kwans-si Is max
ing important progress This province
borders the Yanstse river some six or
s~vcu hundred miles from It's mouth
sndis d@nseiy populated Nat far away
are IMPORTANT coal and iron mines and
an immense commerce passes through
is. Owing To the latter the rebels have
been able to collect toll and TO supply
themselves with necessarfes OF Mfe ut
the eost. mainly. OF the Hankow mer-
chants
1-nis rebellion does not seem TO be
a Boxer uprising. nor yet part OF
the reform movement begun By Bun
Yat Sen. II IN headed by n veteran Of
the Tipping war-ths war In which
IA Hung Chang. Gen Gordon and the
Americans. Ward and Bursevine. dis
tinxuIshef themseives-snd has for It's
object the overthrow OF Nanchu rule
In the south OF China In fact. the
rebels wish TO cut OF the southern
provinces and set up their own en-
p~ror. whoever he may BE-. at Canton
The rebels style themselves HunsS.
after Hung Psiutswcn who was the
originator OF the TAPPING uprising
which so nearly destroyed the present
sovereignty. Indeed one may fairly
call tho trouble n revival % the old
war. How Tar u win 50 may depend
sn the skin OF the leaders and the
availability % war material
st the last advtces. missionaries and
others were Saving the disturbed ARA
and coming 10 treaty ports. although
none OF them had suffered physical vi0-
f~ucc. Apparently there II no anti-for-
eixu movement to fear. the rebels hav-
ing \ wholesome dread % foreign In
terfcrcncs. IL - even promised on be-
half OF the rvbeis that they viii not
rueddie with foreign trade. The dan
xrr e. however. that the miscellaneous
mob OF raidcrs from the far interior %
china cannot b. restrained IL does
not take Chinese patriot army long
IN become a mere horde % hTisauds-a
weakness which extends even o. the
imperial troops which hsyy had some
f1r-ixn teaching
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-28
BANKRUPTCY.

n the fashion OF going into bank
ruptcy through the Federal Court g-t-
more Roadway. the credit system OF
Honolulu. already much surtai.ed. Will
have 20 be cut down TO the narrower
limits. The bankruptcy scheme T. al
ready catching on among japanese
small merchants. one In Lahaina bang
the latest to give his creditors n short
shrift. II times grow closer. we shall
probably hear OF n good many OF these
smaIi-fry tradesmen IN the bankruptcy
court. each with n more or less honest
purpose TO deal fairly with creditors In
the matter OF distributed assets
Times have changed since the days
when the door 10 credit vas wide open
TO nearly all corners. One leading firm
OF Honolulu. engaged in wholesalins.
- aid TO have sent out bills but once
a year. Three and six month cred u
wers In the ordinary course Of trade.
Merchants found protection In the
passport law and more In the common
OF the people: but there was
truth as well as humOr in the current
saving that no one could get away
from the islands leaving a debt but he
could stay and pile up az many more
tebts "a he pleased.
But those days have gone Into n pas;
u many droil and pleasant memories
and Hawaii IL face 20 face with mod
,ru business methods II cannot afford
70 take chances. Between the Law for
he protection OF debtors passed by
h. Home Rule Legislature and the
bankruptcy law which Is avail |
lbie for debtors OF any size. the credit |
ystcrn merchant In obliged 10 look /
harp. lie cannot trust everybody: /
ONE who formerly went on his books
l. cannot trust n all; no one can be
rusted indefinitely. owing TO his own
credit II In an era OF cash
own. while cash. more's the pity. was
ever 50 scarce.