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Arizona republican., 1902-07-20

tWC counts, was tried yesterday for
stealing a silver cake dish from Juan
Lastra. found guilty and sent to jaIl
for ten Gays. On Monday he will be
tried for cruelty to animals.
Frank Lyme was arrested Friday night
by Constable Martin, who found it ne
cessary to bruise him up a bit in sor-
der to tame his proud spirit. He went
to Jail in comparative peacefulness but
refused to go inside till after his dig
nifty had been crushed, likewise a por-s
ticn of his countenance. Frank has ii
mania for coming TO town, drifting into
the bad lands and smashing in such
doors as chance to be locked when he
arrives. He did this once, some time
ago, and paid fine for it 1t was
such an amusing experience he did it
again Friday night. and yesterday was
sentenced to thirty days in Jail.
Maximillian Costello and Juana Cruz
are engaged in seeing who can appear
in Wall street the oftenest under con-
sta5ulary escort, and likewise who can
contribute the most toward the county
finances in the way of fines. Maximil-
Ian on Friday night engaged in fight
with the festive Juana, and yesterday
was given Jail sentence of thirty
days. He had three other fights before
the officers caught up with him, and
was also held to answer for participant
ing in one OF them in which Juan Mo-
raga was the other principal Neither
has been tried, for the reason that.
though a warrant is out, Juan at last
account had not been apprehended.
Juana Cruz, mentioned above, did
not let the day go by without her usual
skit in the role of defendant. She ap-
peared this time in team work, the
other artist being Trinidad Montana,
another woman with something of a
record. The two had clawed each
other over till they finally broke the
peace and got themselves arrested.
They were fined and paid IS each
a warrant was issued for John Doe.
an Indian, though he has not been To-
Gated yet. He is accused of stealing a
pony from Matthew w. Murphy
teacher in the Indian school at Gfla
crossing.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20

KeCkuk, Iowa, July 1.-THE food
the Mississippi river is from two to ten
miles wide for fifty miles below keo-
kuk, and is rising rapidly The flood
is reaching far outlying farms. and
the farmers in the low lands Of the
Missouri side have lost everything but
their citadels on high knClls and a
few fields behind the highest levees.
Damage was also caused on the Illi-
nCiS SIDE. between here and Quincy.
where there are many thousands Of
acres behind riverside lcvees. which
were not entirely efficient. the water
working through at the sides CT the
flood gates.
The Lima and Hunt levecs, opposite
CantCH, Mo, the most dangerous
places. and which protect many square
miles of corn in Illinois. are being con-
stantly patroled, and hopes arc enter
taincd that they may hold. The great
est damage is on the Mis5C uri side of
the Mississippi river. between keokuk
and Hannibal. p territof.- covering SEQ
square miles. an.l on which corn was
estimated at eighty bushels to the acre
q few days ago. Hundreds G. farmers
ar leldIlS, WHO ltSE LhEI! CfcD5 b.'
last years drouth in the uplands and
moved to the low lands this year. They
are now penniless and hunting work in
the towns and cities. Reports today
are that in The territory indicated the
damage viii be 0vcr S4,GG9,0 900, chiefly
to corn. which WAS in splendid condi-
tiCn previously.
Tl.t= damage done on the upper Mis-
sissippi river is greater than was ex-
pccted, or shin was at first reported.
One township in this county. Green
Bay. is under six or seven feet of
water. 1t contains over IL. .90G acres of
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
THE HUNT ENDED
IT COST TOO MUCH
To Trail Around After the Outlaw
Tracy.

Tacoma. Wash. July 19.-After just
forty days continual pursuit by men
and bloodhounds. all organized effort
to capture Tracy. the escaped Oregon
convict. has ended. Tracy may now
be considered as any other fugitive
rom justice. with price on his head.
Unless he desires TO appear and declare
himself. no further posses will start
after him.
To pursue Tracy through Clarke.
Cowlitz. Lewis. Thurston, Pierce, Kit
sap. Snohcmish and King counties has
cost these counties $4,000 In this state
he has slain three officers. desperately
wounded one, who may net recover,
and assassinated his pal and partner,
Merrill.
The fact that Oregon declines to pay
Mrs. WagSCner Of ChehaliS the reward
for Merrills body has done much tC-
ward the sudden drop of the Tracy
hunt.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20

crops There the families were driven
cut hurriedly and some cattle were
drowned. The corn there was the very
finest in this section of the country
last week The levee eight miles north
OF Burlington broke, inundating three
SQUARE miles that had been considered
safe
Skunk river, the most destructive
tributary of the Mississippi. is rearing
down with a flood exceeded but twice
in the history OF the state-in 1851 and
1892. The water topped the record o:
1892 and has touched the highest reg
ord Of 1851. This river rises in central
iowa, and cmpties into the Mississippi
two miles north of Ieokuk, greatly
Increasing the flcod at points below.
The railroads in Iowa will he put
to great cost il the nai1teIaEC" Of
tracks and the safety of trains. The
Burlington and Rock Island SYSTEM;
are closely patroled by watchmen at
all the bridges and cUlverts. Ne great
damage has occurred to them or ac-
count of systematic prevention, but
iais has been done at great cost. TIE
supervisors of Lee. Des Moines, Wash
inGton. Henry. Jefferson, Wapello and
Van Burrn counties have been at work
trying 10 save the wagon read bridges
many OF which have already gone out
The losses from this cause will be very
considerable.
Thcusands Of acres are submerged IN
Appanoose county, Iowa, and much
small grain was caught in the fields
The crop in other places was chief:'
corn. \ new element that has ap-
poared all ever the fcod section CT
lowa is Il disease among stock from The
condition C the pastures. which were
overflowed slightly le-orc, and were
used after the temporary subsidcrcc
OF the waters
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
A CONTRACT LET
FOR PACIFIC CABLE
The Work Must Be Done by June of
of Next Year.

London, July 19.-Thc Commercial
Pacific Gable company has signed a
contract with a telegraph construction
company for the manufacture and lay
ing of its cable from Honolulu to Man
lila. touching at Guam. The company
guarantees to complete the cable by
June, 1903, if furnished with the neces-
sary soundings. In the even that these
cannot be furnished the company
agrees to finish the cable laying with
in such time thereafter as is necessary
to take the soundingS.
The steamer Silverton at Woolwich
is now loading the San Francisco-Hcn
clulu cable, 2.4G0 miles long, and is ex-
pected to sail for San Francisco in
August.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
RETRIBUTION HEADQUARTERS
Justice Gray Was the Whole Thing
Yesterday.

Justice Gray seems to have a monCp-
oily of the criminal business OIL this sec
ten just now. and yesterday even the
o,iy recorder was ma BILE to putt n :ci
9 single case. 1t was a complete Wall
street cCrner.
.I,ian Ortega who has been referred
to ad lib. vas given a hearing. ami
it was established that the young man,
if he be a man, had knocked his moth
er down and similarly. treated a sister.
1t must have been fine sport, for it cost
him a ninety Cly sentence.
Lorenzo Feliz. who was accused of
rolling friend for $45, was discharged.
The arresting officer is still satisfied he
had the right man, but was short on
evidence.
Adolfo Qu:ntanares, who was held on
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
FEED THE CHILDREN.
Learn What to Give Them.

People with weak children should
locis to food for making the YOUNGSTERS
stout and hearty. Scientific selection
OF food is the true way to health.
y mother speaks of her experience in
feeding children. She says, about
two years ago our little two year old
Isabella was taken with stomach and
bowel trouble. She was so low at times
that we despaired of her ever recover
ing.
She could not digest the lightest kind
of food. She fingered along from Aug
ust to November in that condition
when I decided to try Grape-Nuts in
small quantities three times a dav.
poured boiling water over them and let
them stand five minutes to soften. then
added sweet cream and a very little
sugar.
Well. from that day, the 18th of Nov.
1895 until now we have never had to
give her drop of medicine and she is
the picture of health. So also is my
little boy now two years old He has
lived on Grape-Nuts since he was a
year old and is the stoutest little fell
low you nearly ever saw
Nearly every one asks what 7 feed
the children for they are so big and
healthy.
Our Il year old daughter began to
have headaches about last Christmas
and we put glasses on her She got
some better but was still. very poorly.
Finally | took away most of her food
and put her on Grape Nuts. She steaL-
| lily improved and is now able to go to
school regularly and is quite well.
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
| Creek, Mich.
Look fer free recipe book in each
package of Grape Nuts.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. July -Cattle-Receipts,
1000. including $50 Texans. Westerns
steady. Good to prime steers, S1.50GG
S.25; poor to medium, $4.5O05; stockers
and feeders, S2.50d5.5O: cows, S1.50m
2.I5: heifers, $2.25@6.25: Gamers, $1.50
M2.70: bulls. $2.2505: calves, $2.5006.50;
Texas fed steers, S4@6.
Hogs-Receipts today. 1000; tomor-
row, estimated. 27,0O0: left over, 5000.
Steady to sc lower.
Sheep-Receipts. LOCO. Sheep steady
Good to choice wethers, $404.75: fair
to choice mixed, S2.15M3.15: western
sheep, $2.10W4.60; native lambs, SS@6.50.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20

Brooke is the only officer on the active
list of the army who reached the grade
of brigadier general during the civil
war.
He had distinguished military rec
ord during the civil war, entering as
a volunteer captain. He was made a
lieutenant colonel in the regular army
at the time of its reorganization in 1865.
and has been advanced in regular order
to be major general Efforts were made
by his friends during the last session
of congress to have bill passed allow
ing him to retire with the rank of lieu
tenant general but the bill failed.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
GREAT GOLD LEDGE.
Just Found in the Tonopah. New.
District.

Carson, New. July 19.-Word was
received this afternoon in the form of
a dispatch to H. H. Yerrington. su-
pcrintendent CT the Virginia 6. Truckee
railroad. that Il gold ledge of great
value had been found twenty miles
from Sodaville, in the direction of To-
nopah. 1t is reported to be the richest
yet found in that vicinity.
Mrs. Lilly I-angtry De Barth. who
located mines in the vicinity CT Car
son ten years ago, writes from London
under date of July that she will re-
turn to Nevada during the coming year
and develos, her properties.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20

personally, is based on an entire mis-
understanding of the situation.
The commission OF cardinals is not
dissolved. It's work ended with the ac-
ceptance of Cardinal Rampolla's prep
osition to refer a further discussion of
the negotiations tC Manila. AS all the
parties agreed to this, it is absurd to
say that the pope is desirous of per-
sonally treating with Judge Taft. On
the contrary. the pope has expressed
the highest satisfaction with the prog
ress of the negotiations.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
STRIKE HEADED OFF.
Promise to Redress Santa Fe Garments
Grievances.

Topeka. Kan. July 19.-An agreement
was reached this evening between the
grievance committee of the Santa Fe
Garments association and George Hen
derson. superintendent of the motive
power of the road. Two conferences
were held yesterday and two today
Mr.. Henderson admitted that the
company was not paying as large
wages on some lines of the system as
on others and the result of the confer
ence was to equalize matters on the
several lines. The agreement must be
approved by Third Vice President Ken
bricks at Chicago before it goes into
effect.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
CHOKED BY BURGLAR.

Beech Creek, Pa, July 19.-After eff
iecting entrance to her home last night
a burglar, while ransacking the rooms,
tried the door of Miss Fannie Neither
sole's room. and. finding it locked.
broke it down. Catching Miss Neither
sole by the throat he was rapidly chok-
ing her into insensibility when neigh
bcrs, attracted by the young woman's
screams. came to her rescue. The bur-
Slar made his escape.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
OF Lib,, vpLODED: TWO DEAD.
.odieayl 1f Congress- p..a,e trx5n-

It's. Its. .olvision-c ef1lle t[ylls tsn,s
can today. Minnie Ecker, aged ten,
was burned to death at her home in
Allegheny by the can exploding. The
house took fire, and, with the two ad
joining houses. was destroyed.
At McKees Rocks, Mrs. Mary Adam
ski was burned to death by the ex-
plosion of a can of oil from which she
was pouring a stream into her kitchen
stove, and her husband probably was
fatally burned in trying to save her.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
CRANK WITH A PATENT
Kills a Man Because He Will Not
Adopt 1t.

Butte, Mont. July 19-W. ]. Evans.
consulting engineer of the Big Washoe
smelter of the Amalgamated Copper
company at Anaconda, one of the best
known engineers in the northwest, was
shot twice this morning by John Nc
Geary, laborer. who is believed to be
a crank. Evans is fatally wounded.
There is much excitement over the
tragedy. McGeary had a patent which
he wished Evans to adopt.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20

Close of the Forty Second Biennial
Convention.

Denver. Col, July 19.-The forty-sec-
ond biennial convention of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians adjourned at mid
night to meet in St. Louis two years
hence.
The following officers were chosen:
President-John E. Dolan, Syracuse.
Vice President-T. J. O'Sullivan,
Philadelphia.
Secretary-J. P. Bree, New Haven,
Conn.
Treasurer-M. ]. O'Brien, Richmond.
InG.
Directors-John T. Keating. Chicago
P. ]. O'Connor. Savannah. Ga; Daniel
Hennessy, Butte, Mont; w. ]. Cronin.
Boston.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20

New York. July 19.-Thc local metal
markets showed slight changes from
y~sterday. 7tcre was n fair business
for the Saturday half holiday in tin
and copper. Copper. standard. spot to
august, s11.35 to S11.65; lake, s11.95 to
$1..05: electrolytic, $11.90 to $11.95, and
casting. SLID TO S1l.S5.
Lead. 4.12iE.
Silver, 527sc.
Mexican dollars, 41%c.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
THE JULY CORNER
AFFECTING OATS
A Wild Day in That Coarse Cereal,
Other Markets.

Chicago, July 19.-It WAS wild day
in oats. The cause seems largely to
be Il natural corner in July new op-
tons Prices fuctrated / and cents
at a jump. The close was strCng, IA
cents UP. az G4lA for july.
NheatJuly closed 12c UP, at 7614c:
Septcmbcr PIC to I23sc.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
RUSH FOR HOMES.
Part of a Reservation Thrown Open
Tomorrow

Portland, Ore. July 19.-There will
be great rush for land on Monday in
the Oregon City land office. when 234O0
acres of the choicest land in SiletZ In
dian reservation. Lincoln county, will
be thrown open. All the land must be
taken Under the homestead law. The
district is said to contain the finest
timber and agricultural lands in the
whole reservat ton.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
RECEIVED FATE COOLLY.
Murderer Crother Wasn't Feased by
Death Sentence.

stroudsburg. Pa. July 19.-without
as much as the CULVER CT the eyelid
Charles Crother received the sentence
to death this afternoon for the murder
of Adam Strunk in September last.
Bannette Aiello. the Italian convicted
of murder il the second degree for
shooting Henry Labar in June. 1901.
was sentenced to twenty years inpric-
onmcnt in the Eastern penitentiary
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
TEN DOLLAR PLANT.

Pittsburg. July 19.-The United States
Steel cornoration will build it's ten
million dollar tube plant at McKees-
port. The site covers an area of fifteen
blocks. 1t is probable that the tube
plants of the big steel corporation will
be concentrated at McKeesport and
Lorain. Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20

government from helping General Ber-
It's troops at Aqua Dulce.
The United States steamship Ranger.
which returned here at 10 o'clock from
Chiriqui. came within the line of fire
During part of the heavy firing she
was back of Flamenco island.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
A ROCK ISLAND RELATION.

Topeka, Kan. July LIT is under
stood among Rock Island officials here
that closer traffic arrangement between
the Rock Island and Mexican Central
is now assured.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland. July 19.-Cleveland. g.,
Philadelphia ..
Washington. July 19.-Washington.
4: St. Louis, 6.
Boston, July 19.-Bostca, >: Chica-
so. 0.
Baltimore, July 19-Baltimore, ,; De-
trOit, /.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
THE POPE SATISFIED
With the "Friar Lands" Negotiations
so Far

Rome. July ia dispatch from
Rene. published iii the Daily Chronicle
London, today. asserting that the Pope
is intensely displeased at the way in
which the commission of cardinals con-
Quoted the negotiations with Judge
Taft in the matter of the "friar lands
in the Philippines, and that he has an
nulled the action of the commission
and summarily dissolved it, expressing
the view that the American demands
We're reasonable and signifying his
readiness to treat with Judge Taft
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
WORSE THAN EXPECTED
MISSISSIPPI FLOODS
The Water Still Rising and Spreading
Area Of Destruction

In One Section Alone the Loss in Corn Will Be
One Township in Iowa is Under Six Feet of Water.
Many Farmers Who Were Impoverished by the
Drouth on the Uplands Year Ago Moved Into the
Lowlands on the Missouri Side and Now Utterly
Ruined by the Flood
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
BASE BALL
Result of Contests in the Four Leagues
Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

n M IIUNNII LEANI Z d.
Louis, >.
Pittsburg. July 19.-Pittsburg, =; Chi
cago, 0.
Philadelphia, July 1?.-Philadelphia.
4. New York. 8.
Boston, Juiy 12.-Boston. 4; Brook
lyn, 5.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
HERO OF THE CIVIL WAR.
Major General Brooke viii BE Retired
Tomorrow.

Washington, July ia general orde.'
has been prepared by the war depart
ment retiring Major General John +.
Brooke, who will reach the age limit,
sixty-four years, on Monday. With the
exception of General Miles, General
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Colorado Springs, July i9.-Colorido
Springs. ): Peoria. 4.
Milwaukee, July 19.-Nilwaukee. /:
Denver, IL.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE.

Les Angeles. July 19.-Los Angeles,
/; Sacramento. ).
Oakland. July 19.-Oakland. ); San
Franci%co. O.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20
CASH, NOT SYMPATHY
FOR STRIKING EAST
The End Of the National Convention Of
Mine Workers

IN Address to the People of the Country Asking for
$1,000 Month for the Support of the Anthracite
Miners During the Life of the Strike-The Mine
Workers of America Will Contribute Similar Sum.
With the Help of the Public President Mitchell Sure
of Victory
Arizona republican., 1902-07-20

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-07
ADMoNIsHEs THE JURORS
Judge Baxter Does Not Approve of
Course Taken In Henry
Burk Case.

Judge Irving r. Baxter told the first
Jury he has had in criminal court that II
would better study its instructions and
prepare In future to turn in no more such
verdicts As the first one. rendered in the
case Of the State Of Nebraska against Henry
Burk. which verdict is said to have pro-
nounced the defendant guilty Of something
he was not charged with.
, That verdict was rendered at s:I6 last
night, and the jury was sent out again to
think It over. At $3.50 the twelve true men
came in again and returned a verdict OF
not guilty OF burglary. which was the
onense charged in the indictment. Burk
was suspected Of relieving an Illinois Cen
trail car Of 400 pounds Of white lead three
months ago. The trial was the first on the
criminal docket for the February term, and
began Wednesday afternoon. The Jury wen,
out at 4:l5 yesterday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-07
John ZARP TRIES SUICIDE
Electric Light Lineman Grows De-
s~pondent, Drinks Heavily and
stabs Himself.

John carp, a lineman employed by the
Thomson Houston Electric company. while
standing on the sidewalk in front OF a
saloon, corner OF South Fourth street and
woolworth avenue. last night at 1880
o'clock, suddenly exclaimed: well, here
goesi"
At the same moment he stabbed himself
in the left breast, just over the heart. He
fell heavily backward and lay groaning on
the sidewalk.
Persons nearby who saw him fall helped
him into the saloon, where he frequently
exclaimed: "oh, let me diet"
A short time before he left the saloon
he tried to borrow a revolver from the
bartender. who refused to give It TO him.
While being taxed in the patrol wagon
TO the police station he several times asked
Police Surgeon Borglum IL the wound would
be fatal. When he reached the station he
appeared to be suffering sharp pain and
declared that he was unable to lie down
on the operating table. While sitting in a
chair his clothing was removed and the
wound was examined and probed.
The stab Is about one and one-half inches
deep, extending to a point between the
arch Of the aorta and the heart. Had the
knife been driven one-half an inch deeper.
the surgeon said, the wound would probably
have been fatal. The weapo was an or
binary pocketknite. having a rather long
blade. that appears to have been recently
ground to a sharp point. Unless pneumonia
or some other compllcating disease sets in,
the wound canno be considered serious.
carp is married, and says he lives with
his wife and young daughter on South Nine
teenslf street, near CASTELAR,. His parents,
he says, live on South Sixteenth street.
After his wound was dressed carp APP
peared to feel easier and told OF the motive
that led him TO try to take his life.
my friends all appear to be down on
me-" he said. IT lost SIS Of my last pay
and my folks accuse me Of squandering It.
This made me feel bad, I began drinking.
The more I drank the more ashamed l felt
Of myself and OF meeting my wife and little
girl again. So l made vi my mind to kill
myself"
After the wound was dressed carp APP
appeared to be satisfied that his attempt
had failed. He was kept at the police sta
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-07
"A SCIENTIFIC ~BREAKFAST.

drink. That element joins with the slbu-
men in food to make gfsy matter which is
the filling Of the brain cells and the nerve
eenters all over the human body.
A man or woman thus fed Is scientifically
fed and rapidly grows In vigor and vitality.
and becomes capable OF conducting snccess-
fully the AFFAIRS OF life. To produce a per-
feet body and 4 money-making brain, the
body must have the right kind Of food and
the expert food specialist now how 70
make Il. That is GrApe-Nuts and Postum
Cereal Food Coffee. produced az the pure
food factories OF the Postum Cereal Co.
Ltd., at Battle Greek. Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-07

viii GRADUALLY disappear and hrm. solid
health will set in
why9 You have probably been living on
poorly selected food; hat Is, food that does
not contain the required dement's the body
needs. That sort OF food. and coffee. is the
direct or indirect cause OF more than half
the Ills the human body acquires.
0ape-Nuts is = perfectly cooked food
and both tina and the Postum Food Cofee
contain nne microscopic particles Of phos-
phate OF potash obtained in a natural way
IRON the grains Of the hsld and by scientific
food experts Incorporated into food and