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VAR GAME ~ CARIBBEAN SEA.
Trans for Extensive ManTu,res by Ow
fleets Next Winter.

WASHINGTON, June S-Tle greatest feet
Of American war~hips ever assembled in
time u peace will gather IN the West Indies
next winter for a -eri-- Of manpuvrcs and
war games more ambitious than ever at
tempted by any naval power, with the ex-
cop'iun II Great Britain aud France Orders
for the programme to H. followed hv the
fee. are being prclarcd al the Navy Depart
ment.
The decision to hold tho man6uvres was
announced az to-day's Cabinet meeting by
Secretary u. the Navy Moody. and caused
favorable commcai Prcs.ccut Roosevelt,
IN particularly entE Eusiastic over the scheme.
which IL the Lrst movement IL carrying
out his policy of keeping thc flee, IN readi-
ness for an emergency.
The orders for tho maj puvr~s provide
for tho CunCN ntration Of th" North Atlantic.
the EuruI-an and the South Atlantic squad
rUns at IuIebra Island. near Porto Rico.
about Dec. Is. and for JOINT operations IN
the West Indies for the rest II the winter
There viii bs four. and perhaps five, flag
oiiiC'.rs with thus great naval iorr. The
four who's" participation II alnady assured
are Rear Admiral r = HiggASon, COM
manding the NortA Atlantic squadron.
kear AdmiTnI George " sumner, CON-
maGdiug the South Atlantic rpIadTun,
Rear AdinirnI A. y IruvuiI-hIe.d. com
Inaudii.g tne European squadron, and HeaT
AdnluaI B CoghIan, = CVnd II command
OF IN" y rth Atlantic squadron.
The Navy Department has in contern-
platiCu Ia" assignment of another flag
OfnCrr 81 that there may IT, O.tEmandcT-
i.-ChI,. aud -four division COMMANDERS.
IL II hot known whether supreme COM
nand will le oNercd To- Admiral Dewey
but tho probability - that tAis pllcv VIII
IT, held Nv Rear Admiral HIsGinson
While u - TOO early yet tor tie NAVY
Department 10 uet' iiiI.iu Just how many
aI.a what vessels VIII compose 'Lls ~, az
force, tho IDteLtiln i 10 assign al he
-tlIs at proeent attached to tho North
A'lastlc, the luruIl a.. and th" South
At!actic squAdrous. with somc other, not
Low IA activc service Ito nC,t viii H.
c!u,iC all or mos, oi tho following
Cruiser Olympia, hagship Il Fear Ad-
miraI liggiIron, aTu..T-d CRUISER Br, K
lyn. nagu!lip OF Rear Admiral COghIAn.
batilc-hips AlaIouA, kcar-arge. Ma-sa-
ohLsatts ana Indiana. lat'cslhp Illinois,
ha gshIp of Rear Adm IA. troWuiH-hield;
CrtlIfcts iAlCagD, A.haLy Hi.I san Fran
cisco, hattl,~uip Iowa. nng-hip q Hear
Admiral sumner. CTuiArrs Atlanta, CIn-
oIuuat ara BA.t.m' 70. and a uuWbcT of
to-js'dp HatH uUd tGpI .y aII~
Tie general obirg' 4 The mlnGuVres IN
o. I.ri,s the Jo.lt fore" ~ the work of
operating agaiuft n hostile feet sent 20
attack tula, Porto Rico or tho Atlantic
entrances t. the proposed iut-roc,uiio
canals. and Ia determine generally a pro-
grainr" 'r ia" pTuteCtiou and mastery Of
the Caribbean.
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htrN,,uiNo sRes~ENawiNEB.
s--s- 80 tw<'.ss tvss- - t~-v~s~s the
ui'Hs-.. ard ttts trstiwae,.

v,snisatuS. juno y --s6DF his nraniha
fr., t.upual sx--,s r-tafy ui War. waz s'ii-
Eittsd fl fght 80, -NHuiirsft"n tu.
dav by Hstr, - ntsii,r fnw~ ~ Virginia
t-fnr,. ths Usii-.s COMMITTEE "A ll.,'lar
AfaH. Nr Juns- ~VrirnilV wanted Iu
imf-ash tho sttn.-- ant ht- t--timunv
bv shnvinE that h- ~s- fr,s ntly ~ o."
An. ri, an f'r Isf-nfll gain ouly
tu rypy tu h.- lus- t.oa-, Lusn, lniinu
admitted Llt BE- lai remained hyai to
~ iin ~ the ui.isrt ~ the last r'b"llirn
a.. explained that SPAN wa- too strong
al tia, tins fut the fvh'lS, Who uumtvf''d
Only about .ixIec hundred. and who wei"
badly arfl,d aud wltIoui Intelligent a,l"f-.
N. naturally turn,'d to Ag,Iinaldo. how
eo.r. ln pryi-Truor 10 the United states,
quoting a SIghish Iruyrrb to the effect
tlat il wag better Ia follow onc Who was
known than q stranger IN" Ain"rrafs
wsrr unknown, their int"niiouS we're not
ahnoupc,I aud they wric regarded With
suSI iCion and distrutt
A. tL,ir civilization and strength bcCame
knuNn IN. NOR educated filipino- wei
Cumcd them. a. they thought they saw
in them Protectors rGth.r than conqu.rurs
The ilhpIn'- wrrr incaI ah" 81 main
taining "A government strong enough To
protect a. Islands from uUts iders
Tie pre,iic,et that should the American
troop. Withdraw ~ would only L. a QUESTION
- Vnrrh Government reached there first
a. - ho would ge' the Islands
Mr. Jones brought to IN" wi'n">>'S atten-
tIpn "A communication which he ADDRESSED
- III. Congress uf the United States some
YEAR ago favoring Filipino Independence
and attempted To Cross-cxainin" HIM on II
BlauCaminn protested that ~ was written
several wears agp and he was not familiar
with the .anguag" which u contained II
was impossible 10 say from the alleged
fngli-h trau-lstion submitted for his in
si.,tion whether he had used that langlsg.
or not. consequently. he refused 10 be bound
by n
between MIR JuI.'s ami the Republican MEN,
b'T, II the committee. with the result that
the COMMITTEES, excused the witness from
tc-tHying along this line.
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REPORT NAY OFFEND ITALY.
finding In Case of thiceso's Men Held
III our hhips Get Away.

wAsHrS0roN. June s.-The Navy De-
partmrnt will probably announce within
tho next three days the result II tho in
quiry made by naval court at Naples
into the trouble at Venice with men from
,h" cruiser Chicago. II il said that the
Department = hesitation is due ~ the desire
To have the EuropeaS naval force Of the
United States out - Italian waters whsn
the matter il printed in newspapers.
This Indicates that the court of inquirys
verdict wall cause satisfaction ia Italy.
The sun., 1902-06-04
Peer Austin.

WASHINGTON. June s-Miss Mary Lv-
ingston Austin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Francis II. Austin. and Lieut. Charles l.
Poor. L. \. ". were married At Epiphany
Church to-day. the Rev Dr. Mckim. rector
- th" church. performing the ceremony.
The bride was attended by Miss Anita
Poor. sister of the groom. Will. ll"ut.
Edward Nc, aulcy. L. =. y. acted as best
nan. Tho ushers were Lieuts. Niback,
Jewell. Gibbons. Ro-Seau and Glpin Of the
navy, George Nick. Brown Of New York
and William n. Austin. brother OF tho
bride.
The sun., 1902-06-04
Harnct,c Assigned o Cow,e-'. station.

WAsIIiNoToN, June - Commander Will
liam J Ban Ito, who was until Recently
In command 20 the nautical -choulshI Ip
Saratoga, has lcrn appointed aS.,stant
chief Z the Bureau II Navigation. sue
Cs-,ding Commander William : Cowlcs.
President Hou-cyelt- brothcr-in law who
hns gone 10 England "a msmh"r uf tie
-'aN ui Rear Admiral John { Watson. tho
ra'aI ret T''-oiitatIv" 10 ~" kingr cIr1na-
:! o. Commander Rarnrttc will ~.rV. only
until Commander C,wlrs's return
The sun., 1902-06-04
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Those SIM Pending In Congress Do
nciency uiil S,Iii To ne Reported.

wAsuf$oT1S, Jun" s--Th" deposition
~ IA" River ard lIarbnr bill to-day lavcs
pordng in Cougr,ss 81 tn great appru upr,a-
tlou blls only thus-, :ur the ARMY, Navy.
Sundrv civil. Military Academy and Dis-
trict - Columbia. Al these have pass-'d
tho Hou~' There IL y"t 20 b. reported
IA. General deficiency bill
The sun., 1902-06-04
Coxes Nominatis~ Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, June s-The Senate to-day
confirmed the nomination of Alfrai e. Coz.
~ New York 90 be United States Circuit
Judge for the Second judicial Court under
the law recently passed providing for an
additional Circuit Judge In the circuit
Coke Is now United States District Judge
Tor the Northern District of New York
The sun., 1902-06-04
ur. TIA, Thar, ~d n, trc senate.

W,surNdroS. Juuc 2 The concurrent
rcsa.Ution giving the thanks of Congress Ia
Mf. HAY. SECRETARY Of STATE. Tor Ais address
az tic meiu,' lal services fu- Mr. Mckifley
vht ed lefoic the scihto to-day and
aaoIted
The sun., 1902-06-04
New Workers wcdd-d In the w~t.

Mics Mimi" Shrve Busl'ey. daughter Of
Hamilton Buzbev - this city. was married
last MoEdIv at Tucson. Ariz 10 Or 1rn:-
ford II Sal -hury. also ~ New York Tho
brides uOther was the only daughter of
JAMES = !sobinspn, tho var Governor of
kentucky
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wc.tches,er Count, oucr> Desirable As,-
vantage.

in real estate tnvc',rcu, Sc. Sundays
The sun., 1902-06-04

Nj Cu...ua.i ,N"W.. l,Nl .cnl'cd
Tho N..luquN ,,'" rtu hu-' { nid Nit
Ie.eTldg'. in,.,utaE 30 question 70 to'' cr
she rnr"rs Ir,...r'cd i' 'i'' ~ CIlt'--
son. igl 'r.u received dir"Otlv or w.
dire, IS from IHu Nc. Lost 'is jeCliriIg
= .r,HV- '..r.' I,f r .r-LU"fs'poI u" 10
tired now 80 say 'h~' lo had r"c' i'r| tho
I.r,r from C.ut."Uah ris''g''.v ,is-
c...r.,'I with ~" ar'nv 60 o." Nlr nc-
raft.uorf. 50 far g- o." knew 'i,v 0id NJ
come l'-c, ~ ur i"3ir".'lv from Con Miles
VI iI,tricH ,Hsp.. Mob stated fruin
what D." tld ,,arr,a FROM Ar-..rali' k,'r-
..if a.i f-.w irf.rwaii"I which J." iad
Cut'".... e. N' '.iGr ds. That ACuirH DO
a. a. NJ .i..tro + a'cf- vcr" AL ''"nl'.
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-. = f'..-.u r'c-~.. Colp remarked
tl.7t ii va. i..I.3 f,i. o. make such l. @;ntc-
i0eu' yi,. %. e. % FROM Nclras.ta Rcd
voted 9. ;'' e.. ITur~e ComWii'Cc against
having tFH'4..". N.,r~Ht to NashirgtpI
Gfl &, Er.r.a Teton" 80 curlnittcc
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r,r.. Col. '.. ."..1r.i -,.'"ral tiu,s. vl'th"r
The S,l.i.I I-.1 Colorado cl. '!,UCod tie
tu.'a ~ Air Dietrich - statement
NJ i'oy.'..u uy.'a. with soule a"efhiy
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Arizona republican., 1902-04-14
GLOBE AND TROY
Weekly Budget of Mining News in
 Southern Gila County.

The Silver Belt. in it's weekly resume William Wildsor is spending few days il town from his mines on Mid dle Pinto creek.
 William Mill Williams returna1 Tues day from a visit to some mining claims near San Carlos. in which he IS in terested-
 John R. Whelan, having sold his m tarest in the California saloo:i, will de vote his attention to his mining in terests in this district. Ee is inter- estef in quite a number of promising prospects.
 The Black Warrior Copper compaLy
 Amalgamated. has incsreased it's force Of employees considerably since l the first of the month. The teaching works are now in full operation. and the reverberatory furnace has been blown in Everything is favorable to large outpdt Of refined copper
 Work was interrupted at the Copper
 Hill shaft last week by the breaking
 of a pinion on the hoist The dam aged wheel was sent to Fl P2so for re
 pair and was returned on Monday and
 work resumed. The old wheel will
 answer very well until q new one. be- i ing made. Is received from Fl Paso. The flow of water into tine Gray
 shaft has decreased materially during l the past week, and now requires less work to keep it from raising. We un- deIStand that only sufficient quantity
 Of water is now hoisted in the tanks | to hold the volume at it's present ievel
 in the shaft until the big pump ar | rives and which, when installed, will 1 be able to handle the water easily ] Jack Curtis and Jack Dunn were i1 ! town yesterday: from the Scorpion
 mine. in Gold gulch. owned by the Black Warrior Copper company. where | they have beer working on contract 1 They state that a hoist will be placed on the propercy in a few days, and sinking resumed while drifting and crCsscutting will be continued. There
 are twelve men employed and a very satisfactory showing is being mada | Charles P. Peters. whc was hera from 1 Troy last week, stated that ar import
 ant strike of sulphide ore was recently made on the 300-foot level of the Rat
 tier mine. of the Manhattan property. l at Troy. The Rattler mine is opened ] by the Sisson incline shaft. wi;h lev : els at 100. 200 and 300 feet in depth. all
 in good ore. This mine will supply q
 large part of the product for the
 s11:c,ter soon to be erected.
 A. c. &ieboth. superintendent of the Pinto Creek Copper company, Gevel- oping property near the head of Pinto i creek, informs us that the work is pro- gressing favOrably. Crosscutting bot:
 ways from the shat at 2 depth of .5C
 feet is under way and has reached a
 length of 1G0 feet from breast to breast
 MT. SiebCth is greatly encouraged, as l very good ore has been encountered
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14
Dr. Lyons
 PERFECT 2 TroofI1 Powder Used by people oG refinement
Used by people or refinement
 foI over 6 quarter Cf . century.

some good time yet to come, ore bodies will he uncovered sufficient in size to satisfy the cravings of thousand stamp mill. That of course will take lots of time and lots of money to prove. hut meanwhile he believes the putting up of fcrty-stamp mill for Columbia ores is fully justified and the officers of the company announce their inten- ton of having such a plant ready for work by January 1st. On the Columbia now the tunnel penetrates the hill 100 feet Above it is an incline shaft that cuts and crosses the tunnel at 40 feet. continuing sixty feet further. At the bottom of this tunnel q drift has been run straight ahead on the ore body fer thirty feet, where a thirty foot cross cut is all in ore. Neither wall has yet been reached and the crossCutting will be continued until the walls are locat- ed. The ere will require concentrating and all assays to date have shown pleasing returns
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14
ONE WORD IN TIME
Is Better Than Two Afterwards k Chance to Profit by a Kansas City
 Mans Experience.

It is a strange thing how people will put away an opportunity until too late. It's only little things that go to make up our everyday existence: the trou- ble is We don't pay sufficient attention to them. Bachache is a little thing. Sometimes it comes after hard days work or q slight cold. It will pass oif, you say: it's only the result of cvertaX- ing my back. It isn't the fault of your back, but your kidneys. The exertiou of straining has. interfered with their delicate mechanism. You call it back ache. but it really is kidney ache. IT the kidneys are not relieved chroni" disorders set in. and this is where the little thing" should not be passed over. \ Kansas CitX man has learned to ap- preciate what delay means -
 Mir. James Egan, rof 1912 St. Louis avenue, Kansas City. employed by tho AbeTnathy Furniture company. says: ''I first felt kidney complaint six or sev- CT years ago. I paid little attention to it. but it kept growing worse. and any slight cold caused severe pain across my back. In my work it greatly in cOnvenienced me and I could not rest at night, but rolled and tossed about so that when morning came l was as tired and unrefreshed as the night before. 1 took every kind of medicine I knew of or that was recommended to me. but with cut relief until I used Doan's Kidney Pills. I soon noticed a decided improve ment and continued the treatment un- til the backeche disappeared. My gen. oral health was improved and I felt bet ter than for years''
 Just such emphatic endorsements can be had right here in Phoenix Drop in : to the Brisley Drug company's drug store and ask what their customers say
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,. Buffalo. N Y. sole agents for the United States
 Remember the name-Doan's-an. take no other.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14
THE MAMMALIAN GROUP
Property Thoroughly Surveyed and 40
 Stamp Mill to Be Erected.

Development work on the Maxnilian group of claims, near Octave, belong ing to the Leviathan company. is show
 ing results that are most fiattering to the enterprise and most eXhilaratinS to the officers and stockholders Of the company. A. G. Hulett. one of the large stockholders, spent several days there last week, and greatly to the sat isfact.Dn of all concerned discovered q spring Of running water at no great distance from the mine. This had been ovei lacked by others for the reason that it was out of tine ordinary run of travel ever the ground, and MT. Car ruWski. who is in charge of the work, has been toO busy to wander far away in search of neW discoveries. The find ing of this spring is more valuable to the enterprise than the locating of an other ere body would be, and in order to save it against the day when Teduc- ton works will be installed. parallel claims were taken Up. giving the com- pany title to the spring and all inter- veaing ground. and increasing the group t0 fifteen claims. Water can al so be developed on two other Clli?ns. and in fact has been in one shaft, and the company now naS assurance or 2 milling supply within easy reach.
 The Columbia claim has had the most work done upon it and is now and probably will be for some time the site Of the principal operations. This is mainly for the reason that good start has been made there and there is ev- cry reason to believe that a sufficient ore body will be developed to keep T big mill running for years. Meanwhile experts who have visited the property believe the principal ore body On the group is yet to be developed on adjoin- ing claims and counsel prospective op- erations there while the main work i: going on in the Columbia.
 '. C. Archer, Q well known CalifCr- nia expert, whe came to Arizona rt- Ce.tly for his health and whose pres ent home is in Prescott, spent all last week on the property in the employ of the company. surveying it carefully and with the intention of later making a full report on it. He announces it 3s his belief. for which figures will be shown in the report, that eventually, iH
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14
TARGET PRACTICE
Scores Made Y esterday by Members of
 Co. B. N. C. A.

Company B. N. c. -t.. is enjoying un- usual prosperity of late, owing to the enthusiasm of it's membership and the contests now going on for records in target practice. Next Tuesday night there will be an examination Cf pri yates for promotion to the rank Of cor pcral. the committee for that purpose being Clarence Jones. George Minor Jesse Donnen and Sylvester DeMund.
 There was an interesting target shoot yesterday on the company range east of the city. there being a good attend ance of the members. The scores, how ever, were not as good as expected, ow- ing to the fact that a stiff breeze was blowing.
 The scores made at the 800 yard range out of a possible fifty. ten rounds for each marksman, were as follows:
 Quartermaster Sergeant Miner-i i ? 3 1 2 4-oS
 Musician Horning-2 3 } 0 3 3 -25.
 Private Ellsworth-3 , 4 3 3 1 3 O I A. .33
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.

For Coughs and Colds in Children.
 T have not the slightest hesitancy in recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all who are suffering from coughs or colGs," says Chas. M. Cra- mer, Esq. a well known watch maker. of Colombo. Ceylon. Tt has been some two years since the City Dispensary first called my attention to this valu- able medicine and I have repeatedly used it and it has always been benef1- cial. It has cured me quickly of all chest colds. It is especially effective for children and seldom takes moro than one bottle to cure them of hoarse- ness. l have persuaded many to try this valuable medicine and they are all as well pleased as myself over the re- suits" For sale by Elvey 6 Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14
Mines and Minerals of Arizona

recently in the crossout, which has some distance to go yet to strike the main lode.
 Thomas EcTan2ugh. foreman of the Troy and Manhattan mines, came in from Troy today. He informs us that both properties-and especially the Rattler and Alice mines-show i'm prcvement. The Sisson shaft has reached q depth of 3.6 feet, and is en- tirely in carbonate ore, averaging , per cent. The delivery of the ma chinely for tte smelting plant has been delayed, but everything has been loaded at Fl Paso and should reach Casa Cirande within a few days.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14
TIME IN COPPER MINING.

The making of a great copper mine it is not of many years. The technical and business importance given to the very large copper mining and metallur- gical operations has tended to discount commercial operations on a small scale There is no real occasion for this. says the Journal for Investors. Small cop per mines can be put into the producing stage in a reasonable time. The oper- a,ion of a email mine can be made profitable The economics of produce ti0n can be applied and taken advan- tage of by the small mining operator to very nearly the same ratio of eff ciency as the large CEe. The small op- oration is not necessarily dependent or the smelting and refining plants of the big operations to have it's ore reduced to metal. There are iiXiviation and even smeltirS methods which can be economically employed in small units and which are not costly of installation Experiment and invention are making rapid advances toward providing cheap and efficient processes for small mines and small capital. The investor must not overlook the necessity TOT the con- tinued pTlication by him of the same exact busine:3 and technical methods. which have made large copper mining operations so profitable. Big wor!Es can grow cut of little works, but eXactness Of technical methods and fidelity to sound commercial principles must be the basis of operation of the little works.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14

The women are wearing such heavy veils that there is apprehension that a man may by mistake bow gallantly to LIS wife.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14

Until we have concentrated drinking
 water we can't have concentrated
 stomachs. Until the human race has concentrated stomachs no concentrat- ed food will sustain. The stomach and digestion demand bulk. Con- centrated food leaves an empty feel ing and does not sustain. Beware of
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14

The Mother-Uncle Charles asked the baby what kind of eyes it had.
 The Father-Just as if the dear little thing could tell him.
 Well, she did. She said goo, goo."- YOnkers Statesman
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14

foods of which you are warned to eat "only so much." Scotch Oats never leaves an empty feeling always gives you something to lean on. And its nutritive bulk is spread far enougI apart for the digestion to take hold of it easily. The human digestion can not get as much real nutriment from any other food as from Scotch Oats.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14

If troubled by weak digestion, loss of appetite. CT constipation, try few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Every box warranted. For sale by Elvey 6 Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14

Private Goodrich-3 3 , -33 Corporal DeMund-4 4 3 ? -34
 Corporal McCray-4 0 ) 3 a
 F'rst Sgt Jones- 4 5 fl.
 Private slater-2 % oOo 2 s.
 Better scores were made at the 800 yard range, by the same men, as fol- lows: FEHH First Set. Jones-4 4 I -3S
 Quartermaster Sgt Miner-4 3 3 3 ! 0-33
 Corporal DeMund-2 3 f 3 4 ? ] -32.
 Corporal McCray-4 3 4 , 20
 Musician Iorning-4 32 3 4 9 --:1
 Private Ellsworth-3 42 3 3 1 -3333.
 Private Gcodric,l-3 ? , i A ? i f -34
 Private slater-O OOO2o O2OO-4.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-14

Empty bag will not stand up--- Can't fill 3 pints with half a cup. Science afflrms these truths anew. So condensed victuals
 will
 not
 do.