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Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
HARD ON CHILDREN. When Teacher has Coffee Habit.

Best is best and best will ever live" When q person feels this way about Postum Food Coffee. they are glad to give testimony for the benefi- Of oth CTS.
 Miss Evelyn Purvis. of Free Run, Miss, says:- ''I have been a coffee thinker since my childhood. and the last few years it has injured me seri- Ously One cup of coffee taken at breakfast would cause me to become so nervous that I could scarcely go through with the days duties, and this nervousness was often accompanied by deep depression of spirits and heart palpitation.
 I am a teacher by profession, and when under the influence of coffee have to struggle against crossness when in the school room. When talk ing this over with my physician, Doc ter Johnson. of Eden, Miss, he sug- gested that l try Postum Coffee, so purchased a package and made it care fully according to directions; found it excellent of flavor. and nourishing. In a short time I noticed very gratifying effects; my nervousness disappeared, l was not irritated by my pupils. life seemed full of sunshine, and my heart troubled me no longer. I attribute my change in health and spirits to Postum alone"
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, September 26.-Tha grain markete were generally firm today, de spite lower cables and liberal receipts in the northwest September was CT ratic again and the covering by shorts carried the price to S7c, q new record for this years crop. The close was 1lzc higher. December closed 3sc higher and December corn Ac higher, with oats 12c lower. January pro visions closed 21a to Ice lower.
 December wheat opened 69k669Ac, cased off to G9G691sc, rallied to G9a4c. December corn opened at 455s to 4Gc, advanced to 46#, and closed at 465sG O 46%c. December cats opened at 31Hc and closed at 319sc.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
AN ALLEGED WIFE
 QUITS THE FIGHT
Participants in the Conspiracy for
 Millions Under Arrest

Long Branch. N. J., September 26.-- The fight of Laura Biggar, the former actress. for the millions of Henry Nj. Bennett, came to a sudden and dramat- ic ending here today before Justice Heisley. The claimant, through her counsel, abandoned the suit and an nounced that she would be satisfied with 60 per cent of the estate given her by the will Hardly had this been done than the counsel for the heirs opposing the Biggar claim showed that they had been more than prepared for this step, and warrants charging conspiracy were served on Sampel Stanton, the former justice of the peace of Hudson county, who testified that he performed the marriage ceremony between Miss Big gar and the Pittsburg millionaire. ans Dr. C. O. Hendrick, al whose sanitari um it was alleged Miss Biggars child was born. Search is now in progress for Miss Biggar herself that she may also be presented to the grand jury to answer similar charges. stanton and Dr. Hendrick are now in jail at Free hold.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

tial and the summary courts, at least so far as this department is concerned. are directly traceable to this cause. Since I have had command here there have taken place the ruin and degre- dation of several on-commissioned officers of long service and fine record. In short. the recent legislation by con gress on this question, so far as this department is concerned. has had no effect except to lower the discipline of the army, ruin scores of soldiers and fill the pockets of a lot of saloon keepers, gamblers and prostitutes
 The water supply at a number of posts in the department of the Cobra do, the report says, has caused much concern. General Funston says the con- trOVersy between the city of Cheyenne Wyo., and the authorities Of Fort D. A. Russell regarding certain water rights has reached a stage which renders it necessary for the governments rights to be ascertaincd or the post aban- doned. Considerable trouble has been had at Fort Grant. Ariz., on account of the water supply. On account of the establishment of other forts and the completion of the railroad to San Car los agency. General Funston recom- mends that Fort Grant be abandoned.
 Regarding the proposed construction of a post at Albuquerque, N. NJ, Gen eral Funston recommends that a board be appointed to visit that place and also Las Vegas and santa Fe and ob- serve carefully the questions of the water supply, the climate. etc. before any action is taken. Las Vegas will donate twenty thousand acres near q ! limitless supply of water if the post is located there. The inspector general of the department reports that as q gen cral rule the quarters and barracks arc not in a good condition.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
A MISSING MAYOR
Head oc Seattle's Government Lost in
 the Woods.

Seattle, Wash. September 26.-Mayor Thomas J. Humes is either lost in the woods near Lake Washington or has met with a serious accident that has prevented his return to his summer camp. In company with his son, Mayor Humes left about 3.30 o'clock Wednes- day afternoon on a hunting trip, de termined to kill the mother of two cub bears which he had secured a day or two previously.
 The two hunters separated, the mayor entering a densely wooded Coun- try after promising to meet his son at point about a mile and a half dis tant. The mayor failed to keep the promise and after waiting a short time his son began a search, in which he was joined later by second son.
 They continued the search all We'd nesday night and today the mayors brother has been with them. No trace Of the missing man has been found, and three big searching parties will leave at 4 o'clock tomorrow to take up the work again.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
COLONEL WILSON
 AT CONGRESS
He Talks of the Trusts and Other
 National Questions.

Congress, Ariz.. September 2G-(SpeC- iaD.-The democrats of Congress fired the first gun of the campaign in this town tonight Colonel J. r. Wilson was the central ngure of the occasion and moderately sized audience greeted the aspirant for congressional honors ql the hall. The colonel came down from the north with an array Of rather time worn democratic arguments, deVoting most of his time to an arraignment of the trusts and practically ignoring all local issues. T. c. Norris of Prescott followed Colonel Wilson with a short statehood talk, and closed with a eulO- gy Of the Yavapai democratic ticket from top to bottom. In the early even ing some individual let off some red fire, which event lifted the atmosphere of a memorial service which hung over the affair.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
EDWARD BUTLER
 IN THE DRAG NET
Big Missouri Politician Connected
 With St. Louis Boodlers.

St. Louis September 26.-The devei- opments in the poodle" investigation were rather sensational today, sub pCena duces tacum having been issued at the instance of Circuit Attorney Folk commanding Broker James Campbell and William Reed, his cashier, to ap- pear in court and bring two cheeks ag- gregating S47,5 dated November 2, 1SS9 and payable to Edward Butler, a prominent local politician, and explain the purpose for which the checks wele drawn.
 It was found on investigation by the grand jury that both checks had been cashed and returned to Broker Camp bell. The date of the checks was the same as the day on which the ten-year lighting bill passed the house of dele gates. for which nineteen members are said to have each received S2,500 fer their votes. Up to a late hour the dep uty sheriffs were unable to serve the subpoenaes. At Broker Campbells of flee it was stated that Reed had not been there since yesterday and that his employer was somewhere in the east.
 Another session of the grand jury was held today, several witnesses being examined Tomorrow the last Of the sessions before the final meeting and report on Monday will be held. An ad- ditional effort to secure the release on wits of habeas corpus of the four former members of the house of dele gates who are now in jail awaiting trial on a charge of bribery and perjury failed. Judge Valiant of the supreme court. before whom this petition was taken, denied the application, declaring that he had no Jurisdiction.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
STOCKS.

Atchiscn, 92B; do preferred, 1O22s; c. G o.. 529s; Rocl; Island, 200; Big Four, 1C37s; C. 6; &, 3219; do preferred. 7Sh: de second preferred, 49A; Erie, 3e7s: Great Northern preferred, 195; Manhattan. 1SS3s; Metropolitan, 1i2% ; Missouri Pacific, 1163b; New Jersey Central, 175; New York Central. 16Ol2; Pennsylvania, 1c43s; St. Louis x San Francisco SO% do preferred. 06; do second preferred. 741A; St Paul. 1965s; Southern Pacific, 765s; Unicn Pacific. 1O75s Amalgamated Copper, 657s; Ana ccnda, 1G6; Sugar, 12SA; U. s. Steel. 4CA: do preferred, S9H: Western Union. 9424 Santa Fe Copper. 1.5S.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
WOOL AND HIDES. New York, September 26.-Hides firm. Wool dull
CATTLE AND SHEEP

Chicago, September 26.-Cattle-Re- ceiPts, $500, including 5OO westerns Steady Good to prime steers, S7.2O0 $S.25; poor to medium, S4O16$7.25: stockers and feeders, $2.500$5.OO: cows. $l.50Gt$i.50; heifers. $2.256$5.75: can ners, $150@$2.50; bulls, S225m$475; calves, $3.OG1s7. 9; Texas fed steers. $S.G0t$4.50; western steers, $3.75G$G. .OO.
 Sheep-Receipts, 14.O0O; sheep and lambs. steady. Good to choice wethers. $3.6O@S415: lair to choice mixed. 8 30 @$3.S5; western sheep. $3.5Om$5.5O: na- tive lambs. S4O00s5.35.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
AMERICAN JOCKEYS
 SWIhDLE THE FRENCH
A Half-Dozen Citizens of This Re
 public Under Arrest.

Paris. September 2G.-I.e Soir this evening says the police Of Paris have been watching for some time past the dcings Of several well known American jockeys and their friends, who meet nightly in Q certain place where card playing for high stakes is ihdulged in. and where the victims are said to have been plucked.
 Yesterday, according to Le Soir, the police made six arrests. and their pris Oners included a celebrated American jockey, a race horse owner and book maker. Four of the prisoners were re- leased today. but the examining magis- trate told them to hold themselves at his disposition. The magistrate has summoned several American jockeys for examination tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
WILL KRUGER GO HOME?
He Will Leave His Residence in Am
 sterdam in November.

Amsterdam, September zG.-There is 9 movement in the intimate circles of Dr. Kruger's friends to send him to South Africa. MT. Kruger's family ap- prove the plan.
 MT Kruger has given notice that he will vacate his residence in Novelr- Der, but he has not determined whether he will accompany the Beer generals home, if he is allowed to go back.
 The generals will sound the British authorities on this point during their coming visit to England.
 Dr. Leyds denies that the Boer gen erals have abandoned their proposed tour of the United States. They will complete their agreement with him self and the Boer delegates in Europe, under whose auspices they will visit the leading cities of the continent be- ginning with Rotterdam.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
CAUGHT BURGLAR AT WORK.

Allentown, Pa, September 26-A bur glar was surprised while at work Cn the safe of the Allentown Boiler Works in this city tonight, but escaped through Q rear window as J. Harry Knause, ore of the proprietors, entered the office. Knause, after pursuing him 9 mile, found him hiding in the bushes along the roadside. He was sent to jail. The burglar gives his name as Edward Reilly. mOulder. from Leb- anon, Pa.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
FIRE BREAKS OUT
 IN M'CABE MINE
When Discovered Yesterday Morning
 It Had Gained Great Roadway.

Prescott, September 26.-(Special to the Republican.)-A 1:30 this morning fire broke out in the McCabe mine. As there was no night shift the fire was under great headway before it was discovered. The exact location of the fire is not known, but it is below the SC0-iCct level.
 Attempts were made to reach the fire, but the men were brought to the surface partially overcome by smoke. The extensive underground workings are heavily timbered, so that the fire may prove serious.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
FARM LABOR IS SCARCE.

Lancaster, Pa. September 26.-The great scarcity of laborers is causing considerable uneasiness among tho farmers. With one of the biggest corn crops in years to harvest and half of the tobacco still in the field. the farm CTS cannot get sufficient help to get the crops in the barn. The wages usuallN paid for this work have been from - cents to S1 a day and board. but this year the farmers are offering from Sl.25 to s1.5G per day. and cannot get labor even at those wages.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

change. Lake was quoted at s11.50@ $1I75; standard. S10.75@S11; electrol- ytiC, $fL40; casting, $11.40GS11.J0 Tn London prices advanced Is Sd to f52 6s 9d for spot and i52 lis 3d for futures
 Lead was steady and unchanged at iBc here, while London was 2s 6d lower at f10 15s
 Spciter steady and unchanged at 514c in the local market, while London too reported nD change. closing at f19.
 Bar silver, 51H.
 Mexican dollars. 4015.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

Detroit, September 26.-The common council at an adjourned session today adopted the following resolution: Resolved, that committe consist ing of the president of the council and six other members be appointed to con slider the adVisabiIity of extending an invitation to the people Of all cities ard towns depending upon the Penn sylvania fields for their supply oi coal to appoint representatives to meet in a great convention in this city al the earliest possible date to consider ways and means to force a resumption of coal production. either by pressure of public opinion or by government inter- Vcntion, which should be demanded if ether measures fail.'
 A committee was appointed by Presi- dent Smith and it will meet next Mon day night to duscuss and consider the convention.
 ONE QUIET DAY.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
FRENCH EIGHT-HOUR DAY.

Commentry, France. September 26.- The national congress of French min CTS in session here today adopted 2 resolution today by vote of so to IS in favor oi an eight-hour day, includ- ing the time occupied in descending and ascending to and from the mines ana at meals.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
POST SEASON BASEBALL
The Association Gets First Blood
 From the Western.

Kansas City. September 26.-The American Association players won the first game Of the pCst-season series by batting Nichols freely and playing fine fielding game. Pop Anson and Tim HuIst were umpires. The attend ance was 4,000. The score:
 American AssCciation-Runs Il, hits 13. errors 0. Western League-Runs o, hits 6. errors 3. Batteries-Wolfe and Beville; Nichols and Messitt
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
CANS ON THE DOWN GRADE.

Baltimore, Septeember 26.-Receivers Were appointed today for the Maryland Can and Manufacturing Company. The indebtedness is placed at $500, 000 and the assets Gt S2z5. GOO. Receivers were 9 leo appointed by consent for the Will liam Fait Canning Company. The in- debtedness is alleged to be S200,000 and the assets $SC0, ,CO0
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
THE U. P. STRIKE TICKETS.

Omaha, Neb., September 26.-Ten wit nesses for the railroad company were examined today in the application Of the Union Pacific Railroad company for an Injunction against the strike pickets. l. was shown by counsel for the company that three persons had been assaulted by persons unknown, one warned net to continue to work and another searched.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
LIVE STOCK AND IRRIGATION.

Denver, September 26.-John W. Springer, president of the National Live Stock association. has consente.l to address the National Irrigation con gress at Colorado Springs October on "The Relations of Live Stock Interests to National Irrigation"
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
THE PRESIDENTS WOUND.

Indianapolis, Ind, September cG.- A microscopic examination of the con tents of President Roosevelt's wound
 has been completed by Doctors F. B. Wynne, Charles F. Ferguson and w. T. $. Dodds. of this city, and all three physioians agree that no trace of dan Sercus matter was found in the serum.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
DROVE WITH A HORSE THIEF.
Robber Was Careless-The Minister
 Hurt and the Horse Killed.

Wukesbarre Pa, September 1S.-On Monday Sight horses were stolen from William Walters and pr. O. w. SnyGer of Lehighton, and in the morning the Walters horse was found dead on the mountain. The first clue was furnished today, when the Rev G. c. Kunk}e Of East Mauch Chunk heard of the theft and told his story. He was leaving Packerton on Monday night about 10 o'clock to walk to Mauch Creek, when a man driving buggy overlook him and invited him to ride. After a time he found the man was half drunk and he drove wildly going down the moua- tain.
 TEe minister begged to alight, but the man drove on and finally ran into q wall at the roadside, killing the horse. Mir. Kunllle was thrown out, sustaining a black eye and many bruises. and then walked home. It is believed by the police that the thief then went back to Lehighton and stole Snyder's horse. MT. Kunkle has given a good description Of the man.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
TELEPHONE STRIKE.

Boi~e, Idaho, September 2C.-Tha em- DlcveS Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company have been called cut and a strike will be inaugurated in the states of Montana. Idaho and Utah. They demand higher wages.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit September 26.-Detroit, runs 4. hits II, errors ?; Cleveland, runs ?, hits 8. errors ?. Batteries-Kissinger and Buelow: Walker and Bemis.
 St Louis, September 26-St. Louis. runs }. hits T. errors 3; Chicago, runs 4, hits II, errors 4. Batteries-Donahue and Kahoe; Callahan and Sullivan.
 Baltimore and Boston; r9in.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

Hayti. The Haytian troops are now concentrated. 4 series of engagements has taken place, resulting in a gov ernment victory at Cape Haytien. The objective point of the insurgents if de- feated is Gonaives, which will be their headquarters. The United States Citi- zens at Terra Neuva are safe. Every thing quiet at Haytian seaports.
 PATCH"
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
THE HAITIAN WAR.
The Government Having the Best of
 the Struggle.

Washington. September 26-The navy department received the following ca blegram from Commander Patch of the Montgomery. in answer to it's inquiry in regard to the situation in Hayti:
 Cape Haytien, September 26 1902 The blockade is not effective. The po- sition of the insurgents is ct a distance Of eighteen miles from Cape Haytien.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
CONGRESS MINE SOLD.

New York. September 26.-Public an- nouncoment was made here today or the puI chase of the Congress gold prop critics of Congress, Arizona. by the De VelOpment Company of America The consideration is not announced
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
NO ATTEMPT AT BRIBERY.

Scranton. Pa. September 26-Iu a statement today District President Nicholas accuses Michael Grimes. an eX-mine foreman. or being ''at the head of movement inaugurated by thr coal companies to bribe a number ot riGc workers locals for $500 apiece to vote tG return to work
 Mir. Nichols declares at the close of his statement that his "in;otmauts stand ready to prove their assertions iu court"
 MT. Grimes denies Nichols state ment. and the coal companies also say 1t is not true
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
DENVER TIMES SOLD.
It Will Be an Annex Of the Rocky
 Mountain News.

Denver, Colo, September ZG.-The an nounCement was made today that the Denver Evening Times has been sold to United States Senator T. M. Patter- son and B. C. Campbell for $1O0.000 the change of management to occur Octo- Der l. Senator Patterson is the prin- Cipal owner of the Rocky Mountain News, and Campbell, who is Patter sons son-in-law is the business man ger of the News.
 It is said the Times will be issued from the News office, but will be an entirely separate publication. 1t will be changed from a republican to a democratic paper.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
A TUBERCULOSIS TEST.
Guinea Pigs Inoculated With Dr. G:i~
 naults Skin Found Diseased,

Paris. September 2G.-Dr. Baral of the Pasteur institute says that guinea pig' inoculated with skin from an arm O. pr. Garnault, who attempted to Gi>- prove Dr. KoCh's theory that tuber- culosis could not be communicated tH human beings by animals and in order to do so had himself inoculated with bacilli from a consumptive COW, have
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
GENERAL FUNSTON
 FAVORS CANTEEN
Effect of Its Abolition in the Depart
 nent of inc Colorado

In His Annual Report He Traces the Increased Number of Desertions Courtmaral and Ruin of Good Soldiers to the Low Dives Surrounding the Military Reser- vations, Successors to the Guarded and Orderly Canteens - Among His Recommendations Is the Abandonment Of Fort Grant in Favor of San Carlos.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

deveicpe symptoms of tuberculosis. The doctors, however. do not consider that this isolated case has JieUraNtI Professor kCch's contention. Dr. Gar nault himself is perfectly we'll.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
THE TOMBSTONE NATIONAL.

Washington, D. C.. eptember 26.- Especial to the Republican-)-The comptroller of the currency has au- thorized the First National Bank os Tombstone to begin business It's capl- tai is $25.OO0.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

disturbances of moment occurred in the strike region today. There was small riot at Centralia. in the southern part of Columbia county. where s-me strikers attacked non-union men who were on their way to the mines and Sherih KrOrr asked Governor Stone tu send troops 10 OJeil the distur0auce- Thus far no troops have been sent
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
BONDS.

U. s. ref. 2s. reg. 109ia; coupon. no; 3s, reg. and coupon lOS; new is reg and coupon. 13I; old ss. reg, llO12; coupon, 11l1A; as., reg. and coupon. 105A.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
BRINGING PRESSURE
 ON COAL COMP PANIES
A Movement in Detroit to Force Pro-
 duCtiOn of Anthracite

t Is Proposed That if the Might of Public Opinion Will Not Accomplish It, the Government May Be Induced to Interfere in Behalf of Consumers Throughout the Country Cities and Towns Throughout the United States Invited to Take Up the Work of Forcing a Resumption of Mining.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
September Wheat Reaches a New
 Record for the Year

New York, September 26.-There was a show of considerable strength in the stock market today The close showed general net gains.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, September 26.-Cincinnati. runs 7 hits 12, errors 2; St. Louis, runs 3, hits ,, errors ]. Batteries-PhillipS and Pietz; Hackett and Weaver.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
NELL BEAT JACKSON.

San Francisco. September 36.-Al Neill was given the decision over Youn,: Peter Jackson a the end of the tweu- tieth round tonight.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
BEAR LOOSE IN NEW JERSEY.
Eat the Green Corn on a Farm at
 Hanks Pond

New York. September 26.-There Is 2 bear loose somewhere in the mountainS Of West Milford township. in Passaic county. N. J., and farmers in that sec tiOn are gunning for him.
 The animal entered the corn patch 0f D. J. Cross of Hanks Pond and ats' some green corn and a quantity of vegetables. 1t is supposed that it came from the mountains in Pike county.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. September 26.-Forecast for Arizona-Fair Saturday, cooler in south portion; Sunday fair, warmer.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
METALS.

New York, September 2G.-Copper ruled dull in the local market today With prices showing practically no
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27
CAPTAIN COLE DEAD.
Late Military Instructor at the Terri
 torial University.

Tucson. Ariz., September E5.-Captain George w. Cole, U. z. A, died here to- day from Illness contracted in the Gu ban war. After the close Cf the war he was ordered to Fort Grant. Ariz., for light duty. During the past year he was military instructor at the Uni versity of Arizona. Captain Cole was a native of St. Louis.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-27

ONE QUIET DAY. Philadelphia, Pa. September 26.-No