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committee saying that it had furnish
ed much valuable information.
There has been more or less specula-
ton among senators as to the proba BILE
time the present debate on the Philip
pines government bill will continue
Senator Lodge expressed a hope that a
vote might be secured early next week
Democratic members of the committee
did not encourage that view and the
fact was developed during the day that
the minority members on Monday even
ing met and discussed the course to
be pursued.
They did not take any formal action.
but quite generally expressed an cpin-
ion that the effort to secure a modifi-
cation of the bill, if not it's defeat
should be continued for the present
An opinion was expressed by some of
these present that as the bill looks to
the disposal of franchises and public
lands of the Philippines people without
their consent, the senators would be
justified in making every parliamentary
effort to defeat it. There was no dis
position shown to prevent vote on the
bill.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
new GOVERNOR
FOR ARIZONA
Name Of Col Brodie Sent to the SEN
ate-Will Take Office June 80.

Washington. May 6.-(SpeciaD-Alex-
ander o. Brodie, of Crown Point, Ari-
zona. formerly lieutenant colonel cf
Roosevelt's rough riders. he having sue
ceeded to that position when Roosevelt
became colonel of the regiment, was
today nominated to be governor of Ari-
IONA, to succeed Nathan 0. Murphys re
signed. The appointment OF Colonel
Brodie had been expected for some
time, as the resignation of Governor
Murphy was received early last month,
to take effect at the pleasure of the
president, and the appointment had
been 4 certainty ever since last fall.
II is understood in Washington that
Governor Murphy has made such bust
ness connections as made it a financial
sacrifice for him to continue longer in
Office. At the White House and the
department Of the interior his admin
stration of territorial affairs is COM
mended. The nomination of Colonel
Brodie will be promptly confirmed. and
it is expected that he will be ready to
take office June 80.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07

Chicago. offered to amend it, Mrs.
Lowe. Notwithstanding the usual sixty
days notice had not been given, so
graciously gave Indulgence 10 Miss
Adams as to cali cut warm applause
and the appreciativ acknowledgement
from Miss Adams won I like tribute
from tn eaudience.
F Miss Adams. who believes il the ad-
mission of colored clubs, wished this
section amended so two instead of FIVE
votes of the membership committee Ct
five would be necessary to keep out az
unwelcome club. Miss Adams made q
worthy plea. but it went down before
/ large vote. The last question con
sidered related to tn production of the
/ per capita tax from 10 to > cents. Viii, Il
induced MIS-. Lydia Williams. of Min
ncsota, to speak scornfully of the fed
GRAFTON doing business on the nickle
/ basis. Mrs. Lowe also made peril
nent remarks aglinst the re1ucti N.
The decision to adopt the paIliamenta-
- manuel Of Mrs. Emma Fox. 1l:e
present recording secretary. as tho au-
thorfty Tor the federation. led Mrs. Cr-
quhart to urge the acceptance OF some
manuel written by Il man. Consolation
came to Mrs Fox III the ultimate sup
port of the convention.
Then came a friendly contest for the
entertainment of the next biennial
Mrs. Williams. who spoke for Minna1-
polls, said the Commercial club had
pledged the money and promised to do
all the work. and tried to impress tna
"eiesi.,es tnat there would be taxation
without representation. Mrs. Shields.
/ CT Missouri, backed with invitations
from men in high positions. extended a
similar courtesy from st. Louis vi
the suggestion of Mrs. Lowe a teIa-
gram was sent to Mrs. Potter Palmer
in hey bereavement
The nominating committee. af-
ter five hours secret session
tonight. decided TO place one ticket
before the convention headed by Mrs
Deniscn of New York for the presi-
dency: Mrs. Robert Burdette, Pasa-
dena, first vice president; Mrs Emma
Fox OF Detroit. second vice president
Mrs w. p. Coad of South Dakota. re
cCrding secretary.
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VICTORY
OVER DEPARTMENT
& Supreme Court Decision Against the
Postmaster General.

Washington. May 6.-Justice A. c.
Bradley III the supreme court of the
District of Columbia today rendered
decision in the injunction case brought
by counsel for the New York Publish
ing company against Postmaster Cen
eral Payne. The decision was rendered
on Il demurrer filed by the postmaster
general to the complainant's bill for
an injunction to prevent the postmaster
general from charging Il third class rate
instead of 4 second class rate Oh the
ccmplainants publication, known as
the pocket list of railroad officials.
Tine purport of Justice Bradley's de
cisiOn is that the regulation promul-
gated by the postmaster general goes
beyond the law and is practically an
amendment of the law. which the post
master general has no power to make.
In the mandamus cases the justice
ordered Writs to issue restoring second
class privilege to the publications in
volved. and in the injunction case the
justice continued the injunction pre-
venting the postmaster general from
refusing to carry the pocket list al the
lower rate of postage.
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THE DEATH OF
ADMIRAL. SAMPSON
A Cerebral Hemorrhage After Days
of Inconsistencies.

Washington. May G.-Rear Admiral
William T. Sampson, retired, died at
his hcme in this city at ; o'clock this
afternoon. The immediate cause OF
death was q severe cerebral hemor-
rhage. He had been in semi-con-
scious state for several days. At his
bedside when the admiral breathed his
last were Mrs. Sampson. Mrs Lieu
tenant Cluverius. the admiral's mar
ried daughter. Admiral SIMPSONS two
young sons. Ralph and Harold Samp-
son. DR.. Dixon, the attending physician.
and nurses and attendants.
Mrs Sampson has broken down ur-
dor tn severe strain. ana was quite i'll
all during the day. But for the critical
condition of the admiral she would
have been confined to her bed
While no definite arrangements have
.;ct been made concerning the funeral
ceremonies. ii is probable they will take
place on Thursday at the Church Of the
Covenant in this city. The remains
will be taken to the admiral's old home
at Palmyra. y. y, for interment.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07

Los Angeles, May 6.-Today may be
chronicled as the day when the Mas
sachusett; club women saw all their
pet plans, for which they have been
fighting for two years, go down before
the vote of the convention. The final
protest was given to the admission of
colored WCmen'S clubs, the effort to
down the individual club as step to
ward reorganization through state led
erations only. failed. and the plan Ihat
reduced the per capita tax from 10 10
. cents was showed under. The lis
patch with which the three issues We're
defeated, in the midst of intense ex-
element on both sides, is a matter Of
surprise, even to the delegates who aid
ed the result. While massachusetts IS
sorrowful there is no element OF bitter
ness in the defeat and the union south
and north, as far as the WomenS CLUBS
are concerned. promises to stay ce-
mented for some time to come.
Massachusetts was first forced 10
bow to adverse fate when it was first
discovered that her cherished series If
amendments were illegal. in that they
dis:ranchised membersc already in.
They We're, therefore. stricken from fhe
lists to be considered.
The convention then turned attn
ton to compromise amendments, con
sidering section 9 of article l. After
several efforts to change it, it was *
Cepted as proposed by the compromise
committee in the following: Each
federated CluD OF ,ne nation3r .acIe-y.
or kindred organiza ton of fifty men,
bers or less. shall be entitled to be rep
resented by one delegate; for mem
bership of between > 0aHd ZOE by TWO
delegates. and for each additional iG0
members one additional delegate.
Each state or territorial fedora lion
Of - clubs or less shall be entitled 10
be represented by five delegates. Each
state CT territorial federation shall be
entitled to ore additional delegate toI
every additional % clubs
Then came the consider2 ton OF sec
ton of article ,. the second feature II
the color matter This section be-
longs to the present bylaws. and wner
Miss Jane Adams. of the Hull house
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ARIZONA BILLS
PASSED BY HOUSE
santa Cruz County Authorized to
Build Jail and Court House.


Washington. May 6.-(speciaD- The
senate committee on territories met
this morning and authorized a favor
able report on bills which have passed
the house as follows: Authorizing the
board Of supervisors of Santa Cruz
county to issue bonds for the erection
of court house and Jail; one ratifying
an act of the legislature Of Arizona
providing funds fer the erection of ad-
ditional buildings fer the university Of
Arizona; and one for refrnding the out
standing county Indebtedness of Nava-
10 county.
On account OF the death of a member
of congress, Mr.. Otey of Virginia this
morning, the house did not take up the
statehood bill. but it is expected that
it viii be brought up tomorrow
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
WOOLS.

Boston, May 6.-There has been no
change in the condition OF the wool
market here this week. The strikes in
the woolen mills throughout New Eng
land have acted like Il blight upon the
market and buyers are using them as L
club to depress values. While there
has been no quotable change from week
to week. the tendency has been down.
ward fer some time, while average
quotations We're fully one cent lower
than the high point touched in January.
Territory woods are duh. Choicest
staples, secured. are quoted: Fine,
50@ sc: fine medium, 47@4Sc: medium
45c. Ordinary territory grades are
selling on Il secured basis of fine 47@
4Sc; fine medium, 43G45c, and medium.
3S4tCc. Fleece wools had fair inquiry
bat sales have been very light.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07

New York May Cooper was firmer
here and les higher in London. closing
there at f53 IS for spot and futures.
AT New York lake closed at $l2.00G12. 10,
olecToiytic at S1l65Gl1.75. casting az
Sl1-G21z zet11.75, and standard for spot to
August delivery at $11.1272111.45. Lead
was steady and unchanged at 41sc here.
and unchanged at London a I'll rs Cd.
Spelter was steady and unchanged here
at Si-4G. but 1T London prices declined
IS Cd to fl 5s
Bar silver, sic. Mexican dollars,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
CLIMBED To TOP.
frape-Nuts Food Gave the Strength

It is 4 good thing to know of food
that viii add volumes to ones strength
for the strong can do things and ac-
complish work in this world while the
weak must stand TO one side
y woman in Toronto writes: Il was
in very poor health = long time and got
so weak and run down that I would
often stop at the foct OF the stairs and
wonder how I could get to the top.
I began using GIape-Nuts and in 4
very snort time that weak. broken
down feeling entirely disappeared.
had formerly been forced to give un
my breakfasts in order to give my
stomach a rest, but when l got hold of
Grape Nuts ! could eat breakfast for
the food seemed to help digest other
foods. and soon I began to gain in
weight and strength.
I regularly Use fruit and Grape Nuts
for breakfast and can work harder and
for a longer time than ever before
Name given by Postum Co., Battla
Greek, Mich.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
CATTLE AND SHEEP

Chicago, May 6.-Cattle receipts were
3.0CO. Market steady. Good 10 prime
steers, nominal. $6.S0@7.20; poor to
medium, $46OM6.75; stockers and feed
ers. $2.j0M $50; cows, $1.40@5.75; heifers.
$2.5C06.00; Gamers. $1.4O@2.40; bulls,
$2.5O65.75; calves, $2.0o@2.50; Texas fed
steers. $2.55G6.25.
Sheep receipts We're 1000O. Market
for choice. steady; others lower.
Lambs lea 20c lower. Good to choice
wethers, $5.75@G.25; fair to choice
mixed. $i.7515.G0: western sheep. $5.25G
Cos: native lambs. clipped. $4.75GG.50;
western lambs. $5.25@65O; wooled Colo
RADIOS. $G.S5.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
COLORADO EDITOR.
Found Dead in a Chair at Denver
Hotel

Denver. May G.-John Shorten. fer
mer editor of the Cripple Creek Her
AID. and one of the best known news
paper men in Colorado. died while sit
ting in his chair in the lobby of the st.
James hotel about seven o'clock this
evening. Tho exact tim,. of his dra i
is unknown. as he had been sitting half
an hour or more when he was dis coV-r-
cd to be dead. Heart disease, is .hc
supposed cause. lie WaS born 4 Brit
ish subject hnt was compelled to leave
Great britain on account of alleged
Feniin synpathies. In America he
sax service in the confederate army
and was on board the Trent ut the time
Of the capture by the federal author
itiee "f the confederate. agents. Mason
and Sliden.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May All grains reacted
today from yesterdays weak position
and although bulls We're not overcon-
fident and felt their way cautiously.
the close Of the session showed July
Wheat sc higher. July corr 1111sc ad-
Vanced. and July oats 14c up. Pro-
visions sold freely and closed 2l5@5c to
15c lower.
July wheat started at 1915 ad-
vanced to 755S@75%c. and closed at 1915
N755sc
July corn scld from C07sc to strong
close at 617sc.
July oats fiuctuated narrowly and
closed at 352lc c.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
WIIHEL MINA'S
CRAVE CONDITION
It Is Feared That She Is Nearer Death
Than the Bulletins Indicate.

here from Castle Loo, dated at ! o'clock
this morning. declare that Queen VIII
helmina's condition again excites grave
anxiety. Another consultation of the
queens doctors was held last night ut
II O'Clock. The result of this consulta-
tiOn is not known.
Extreme secrecy is maintained as TO
the contents of the kilograms sent from
Loo palace. This and other measures
are believed to indicate that the con-
dition of her majesty is much graver
than it appears from regular bulletins.
Il is said that the queen is SO weak she
has been unable to take any nourish-
ment since last Saturday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
ASSOCIATED PRESS STORY.

Flagstaff, Arizona, May G.-The east
bound Santa Fe limited was wrecked
this afternoon two miles west of Flag
staff by running into a burning bridge.
None OF the passengers or train men
were seriously injured. One Of the din
ing car walters had thumb broken,
and two passengers We're slightly hurt.
The composite dining car and two Pull
mans were destroyed by the fire.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
DISORDERLY CREW.
Sailors Of the Chicago Are Again in
Trouble.

London, May 6.-In a dispatch from
Rome the correspondent of the Daily
Chronicle says the sailors from the
United States cruiser Chicago have in
dulged in disorderly behavior in cafs
at Trieste. Bottles and glasses were.
thrown about, says the correspondent.
and four of the Chicago's men were
arrested.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
The CLUB WOMEN
A HARD DAYS WORK
Massachusetts Delegates BraveIy Met
Their Finish

Bay State Representatives Lose All They Have Fought
and Pied for-Miss Jane Adams Made Final Appeal
for Her Colored Sisters, But Without Avaii-Compro-
mise Amendments of the Committee Affecting Repre-
sentation Accepted by the Convention-Mrs. Foxs
Parliamentary Manual Adopted-Invtations rendered
for the Next Session.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
WALL STREET FURRY.
over the Failures of Monday Has
Cleared Away.

New York. May 6.-Wan street has
recovered very generally today from its
Generalization of the previous day.
The stock market made all around re
covelies with active trading at the
close. Call money, which rose to 20
per cent on Monday, did not advance
beyond L per cent and closed at 6 per
cent.
There were TO important Develop
ments in the affairs of the three stock
exchange houses whose suspension fol-
lowed the collapse in securities con-
trolled by DR.. ". Seward Webb and
arthur L. Meyer. The assignees We're
at work on the books but as yet are
unable to give even an approximate
estimate Of the liabilities and assets.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
BONDS.

Refunding 2's. registered and counor.
1c9l3: 3s, registered and coupon. 1CS$! !;
new Is, + gistered and coupon, 137A
old Is. registered and coupon, 111H.
IS. registered and coupon, 1053l
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville. May 6.-Louisville-St. Paul
game postponed until Thursday.
Columbus. ); Milwaukee. 4.
Toledo. May 6.-ToledO-Kansas City
game postponed on account of rain.
Indianapolis. :; Minneapolis. 4.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
The Stock Market Recovered and
Rose to the Top-The Grain
Situation.

New York, May 6.-The stock mar
ket made . remarkable showing of re-
cup1rative powers today. The market
closed active and strong at about the
top.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07

jumping through the transom. al
though the door was open.
Mir. Rousseau subsequently appeared
at a saloon and when a friend inquired
the cause of his idapidated condition
he replied. I've just come from the
democratic headquarters.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
MONSTER IN HUMAN FORM
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS
s.
So 5X1dracterize Gen. Smith on Account
Of His Alleged Order

The Insults Of the Opposition Hurled Against the Army,
and the Policy Of the Administration in the Philip
pines, and the Work of the Insuar Committee of the
Senate Cali Out Replies Which Precipitate Long and
Fierce Discussion.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07

Philadelphia, May e.
Washington. -. .oo0oooo0o-
Philadelphia. =. II 90 l / :; / Ill
Rattelies-C Carrick and Drill: Plank
and Powers.
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IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, May 6.-Wyoming-Fai
Wednesday; warmer in east portion:
Thursday fair; variable winds.
New Mexico and Arizona-Fair We'd
nesday and Thursday; variable winds
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cept few of the leaders. and encour-
age the return of The others to peaceful
Iahors.
"CHAFFEE.
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ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN.

Peoria. Ill. May 6.-The republicans
of the Sixteenth Illinois district today
renominated Congressman V. Graft.
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Kansas City. May e.
Colo. springs 900 0OoO3oOO 900 %
Kansas City. 2O1O0 10000 o 0 O-i
Battcries-Jones and Hansen: Gable
and Messitt.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Peoria. May 6.-Peoria- Omaha game
postponed on account Of rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. May G.-Gamc with St. Louis
postponed.
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Boston, May G.

Boston,. go. .... % l Q o 0 Il
Baltimore. 80. =. % 3 90 o.
Batteries-Dineen and Warner; Fore
man and Robinson.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07

St. joseph. May e.
st. Josepn.. 49,. ....2SOOO o.
Denver. .... 80. ...1000 OO0 / O.
Ratteries-Parvin and Roth; Fris6
ana Wilson.
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Cleveland. NAY g.

Cleveland. ...... =. ..O0OOO 900 / 2-3
Chicago. 49,. go. - 90 001 0 o 3-5
Batteries-Taylor and Bemis; Grif
fin and Sullivan.
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BASE BALL
The Result of Contests in the Four
Leagues Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. May 6
Cincinnati. % o 0 o o o II
go. .. i o q q 'i-6
atteries-Phillips and bergen:
Chesbro ana thinner.
The suburban citizen., 1902-02-15
The Everyday Child,

The mother aims Mt perfection for
her child without realizing what per.
fection in The child should be. Too
often the fond parent feels that the
dress makes the child. and coDse.
quently adorns it in the latest and
showiest fashion, without realizing
that harm instead Of good is done to
the child by hampering its actions or
making it over-consclous. The every
day child will revel in dirt. 1t accum.
ulates it by satisfying its curiosity.
for its hands are into everything, as
well as It's feet and knees and clothes.
He must get nearer to Mother Earth,
His instinct is unerrng in this respect,
and his good nurse repays him thou.
sand fold. DR.. Grace PeckhGm Muir.
ray, in the Delineator, says mothers
should encourage the mud pie making
and sand digging, and the dress and
clothing should he such that the child
would not be reproved for muddy
shoes, soiled and torn dresses.
The suburban citizen., 1902-02-15

that has two buckles, one in the mid
die of the front and one in the middle
of the back. This may be shaped
belt, but It must be shaped by some
one who understands the how and
wherefore.
The buckle in the back, in the case
Of the belt with two buckles, is the
one that is for show. 1t is slidden
upon ribbon, and takes It's place
right in the middle OF the back. 1t
may be one Of those long, narrow
buckles which make the waist look so
lengthy and slender, OF it may be a
more up-to-date thing
One Of the very newest Of the back
of-the waist buckles looks like three
buckles--and, indeed, it is three, fas'
tened underneath in some way. Visi'
Bile there are three circular buckles
caught in buckle fashieOl through the
silk. They may be in pearls, which
are so pretty, or in steel, which is SO
fashionable, or in silver, which is q
fad with so many women.
The suburban citizen., 1902-02-15
Practical Hints.

Candied mint leaves are n fashion.
able substitute for mint bonbons that
are served at the end of a dinner OF
luncheon. A cooking teacher advises
too, that few added to a lemon ice
impart a delicious flavor
Put a tiny pocket for change and
small things in the lining of the con.
venient large silk bag that many shop.
pers and all club women carry nova.
days, and you will wonder that the
sensible addition has never occurred tc
you before.
A shampoo that is recommended for
flaxen hair-the shade that is most diff
ficult to treat-is made of a little
standard glycerlne soap melted in hot
water and with a few drops of am
monia added. This, 1t is said, will
bring out all its light tones without
harming the hair.-Harper's Bazaar.