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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-13

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A DIVIDEND OF TWO DOLLARS (S2OO,
per share on the this has
declared payable Treasurers Once 40 Broad
way New York, N Y. after January ? 1908. 10
stockholders record the close Of business December
ID. 1902 -
The Preferred Stock will be closed II
noon on Satur 1902, and will be
opened at 10 a. NJ. January 2. 1903
Stockholders already done requested
10 promptly mailing orders for dividends with the
undersigned from blank orders be had on app
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1907 Sealed proposals n triplcate Be
received here antn II A. NJ. Dee IL, 1902 tor
pairs in Castle william, Fort Columbus. " =.
q, s. reserves right reject any all bids. IN
formation furnished application Envelopes Containing
proposals sheIli marked Proposals for Repairs "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-13

- So Boston Mass, Dec. IL i9o2.-Seal-s proposals
dredging in Boston Hsrbor Mass, will be received
here Jan o. 1893. and then publicly opened
Information Furnished application. ". 8. SrANr0HS
L. Col. EnEr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-13
NORTH CAROLINA.

FLORIDA.
REIIEAIR, FLORIDA
Through Pullman Service
on Fastest Trains TO
THE NEW RESORT
HOTEL BEILENl wv South Turf green's
Excellent fishing; OPEN IN JANUARY
bathing; good boating r,au.,. po..on Mas
~ park Place. New York. Mondays ii 10 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-13

TAMPA BAY. FLORIDA.
MODERN LUXURIOUS FIREPRoOF.
TAMPA BAY HOTEL.
Land and water sports. Golf, Tennis DRIVING auto.
This Wonderfully beautiful land, -
m ro,,gt on trains direct TO hotel
OPEN IN JANUARY.
HARVEY & WOOD Hotel Bellevue. Boston. Mass
A'| PARK Place. New York Mondays IL to 2.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
SOME EVIDENCE
 AS TO SUGAR
New York Broker Tells Senate Con-
 mittee How Prices Are Controlled

Washington, June 16.-Wallace r. Willie tt. New York sugar broker, to- day testified before the senate commit tee on Cuban relations. The testimony related largely to prices of sugar and gave quotations to show that Hamburg controls the price in other parts of the world. the United States and Cuba in cluded. He said India recently had levied a countervailing duty against the Kartel bcunties in Europe, well as against the European government bounties.
 In reply to questions by Senator Tel Ter. Willett said he had taken an active interest in securing legislation for Cuban reciprocity. but had done noth- ing to secure public notice other thar in his own paper. and he knew no one who had thus interested himself. He knew nothing of HaVemeyers cOnnec- tion with the reciprocity movement.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17

Springfield, H., June 16.-Whether or not the Kansas City platform is to be reaffirmed and who will be the chairman of the next state convention are causes of possible friction in the democratic convention which will meet tomorrow. The platform has already been built in the rough, but will not be finished and polished off until tomor- row
 A committee of party leaders. headed by Samuel Alschuler of Aurora who is to be chairman of the committee on reso- lutions. met to consider the declaration of principles tonight and remained in session until late hour. The chances are, however, that the Kansas City platform, and with it the silver issue. will be passed over in silence. The ad- vCcates of commitment advance as the chief reason for insisting upon a plank to that effect that the avoWed policy of
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
THE PRESIDENT
 OVERWHELMED
With Invitations to Visit the West
 This Fall.

Washington, June 16,--Invitations are pouring in on President Roosevelt to visit number of points in the west this autumn. Senators Willard and Dietrich of Nebraska today urged him to take q run from Omaha to North Platte. Representative Bowers of Kan sas urged him to visit that state.
 Senator Quarles of Wisconsin also eX- tended an invitation to visit Lacrosse on the occasion of the Interstate fair for the week of September 25.
 A committee of citizens from Indian Territory. composed of United States Marshal Bennett, Tams Boxby of the Dawes commission, Thomas P. Smith and H. Van Smith. today secured from the president q definite promise to visit MuSkO2ce during his southeastern tour this autumn. It was at Muskogee that Captain Capron recruited troops L and NJ of the Rough Riders, and the presi- dents determination to stop there was influenced by his desire to see some oi his comrades again.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
THE PHOENIX CASE
 AGAINST RAILROADS
Interstate Commerce Declines to Offer
 Any Relief at Present.

Washington. June 16.-The interstate commerce commission today in the case of the Shippers union of Phoenix. AriZ., against the Santa F'e and other rail- roads declined for the present to re- quire the railroads to modify their long standing system of rate making, but re- tained the case for further considera ton pending action on other similar cases.
 The shippers complained that the freight rates between New York, Chi cago, St. Louis and other eastern points and Phoenix were unjust and unreason- able in themselves as compared with rates on like traffic between eastern points and Los Angeles. The commits sion holds that the evidence in this case is insufficient. The system of rata making complained of also applies over other transcontinental lines throughout a great belt of territory and affects numerous localities and interests which had not been heard in this proceeding.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
CAPTAIN HENLEY
 ID BE RETIRED
He Will Though Be Indefinitely Con- tinued in Office of Judge Advocate.

Washington. June 1G.-'rhc report of the naval retiring board which exam incd Captain Lemly, judge advocate general, today was placed in the hands of the president by Secretary Moody. The board condemns Captain Lemly physically, and he will go on the re- tired list soon. He is at present in Salem. N. C., where his sister died half an hour after his arrival from Wash inEt0n last Saturday. He is to be con- tinued in the office Of advocate general. notwithstanding his retirement. by the designation of secretary under what is known as the Chandler law until some permanent policy has been defined as to his office. It seems probable that some purely naval duties pertaining to courtsmartial and the administration of naval justice may be diverted in the future to the navigation bureau. leav- ing t0 the judge advocate office all the questions of civil law relating to con- tracts an! the like before the depart nlent.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17

ed the matter in the same light is shown by the passage by the present Cuban congress. among the very first of it's acts. of a bill providing a liberal pension for General Gomez. It is be . iieVed that but for this assumption of the cost Of GoreZ's living expenses the conditions in Cuba must have paval- leled those in the Philippines, and the United States government, after fight ing Spain to secure freedom for tn" Cubans, might have been obliged to turn on them the force of her army.
 Necessity being present, in Secrc- tary Roots view, the only other point was the legality and the propriety or the payments. lie soon satisfied him. self that there was not the slightest doubt on that score. Tho military gov ernor was obliged to y.. % the re- sponsibility for the di, 6ra,. and the exercise of disc. 'oicaj or C. Brooke did this, and after h. Oirjs Ht Wood. and Secretary Root now ot approves everything they did, including the payments to Gomez
 It is pointed out at the war depart ment that congress has been in full possession of the informa tion that Gomez has been receiving those pay ments for two years past.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
ANTHRACITE STRIKE
 SIX WEEKS OLD
The Situation Is Quiet and Not Re-
 gently Changed.

Wilkasbarre, Pa. June 16.-The sixth week of the anthracite coal miners strike began today without a ripple to disturb the clamness of the situation. Rain fell nearly all day, which helped to keep the more than 150,000 men and boys indoors. Several reports of as- saults on worl1ingmen and coal and iron policemen were received here from different sections of the region. No one. was seriously injured.
 J. was expected that today would witness the refusal by a large number of other bosses to go to work, but the best information obtaina ble shows that the number of men who quit was not large. However, President Mitchell and the other leaders assert that nearly al: the men who were at work on Saturday refused to go into the collieries today.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
MERRILL AND TRACY
 SURROUNDED AGAIN
The Murderous Convicts Blazing
 Their Trail by Acts of Violence.

Portland, Ore 5l.ne 16.-Tracey and Merrill, the esca ped cOnvicts, are now in timber near Vancouver, Wn., and d posse of nearly two hundred men be- lieve they have the fugitives surround ed.
 Tracey and Merrill appeared at the cabin of d rancher named Pecdy. about fourteen miles back of Vancouver at 6:30 this morning. bound and gagged him, stole his clothes and some loose garments which were in the cabin. Then they went away, leaving Peedy lying on the ground. He was found by passersby an hour later and told his story.
 After going short distance from Peedy's cabin Tracey and Merrill stop ped and changed their clothes for the ones they had stolen. The discarded garments, including their prison shoes, were found by members C. the posse today. Among the garments found were several taken from Dr. Whitc who was held up by the convicts in Marion county. This establishes posi- lively that the posse is after the right men.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17

Washington, June 16.-Aftcr q discus sion extending over parts of several days. the senate today passed what Is popularly known as the London dock charges bill. The opposition to the measure collapsed and it was passed without division.
 Consideration was then continued of the isthmian canal project, Messrs. Cul- lom of Illinois and Kittredge of South Dakota delivering speeches in advocacy of the Panama route. The former based his argument principally on the report of the isthmian commission rec ommendinS the route. asserting that hp was satisfied that q good title to the property could be obtained
 MT. Kittredge not only strongly favored the Panama route, which, in his judgment. is much the better, but he also attacked the Nicaragua plan as lacking in definiteness. He pointed cut that Costa Rica is constitutionally unable to grant the necessary conces- sion to the United States and he said that if the Nicaragua route should be selected it would be long time before work could be begun, if it ever could begin.
 Just before adjourning a spirited dis cussion was precipitated ever motion by MT. Proctor of Vermont to agree to a conference with the house on the army appropria ton bill. Several weeks ago the senate was affronted by mes sage from the house refusing to submit 10 cc=f"rers cl certain senate amendments to the bill Opposition to ATr that he finally was forced to withdraw it for the present
 The consideration Of the nomination. of General Crozier to be chief of ord nance was objected to by Senator Hoac while the senate was in executive scs- sion today. The nOmina ton stands at the head of the executive calendar, and Senator Warren told the senate that
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
CATCHING.
The Coffee Habit Breeds Trouble

It is quite commonly the cas- that both husband and wife are somewhat similarly troubled with coffee drink ing.
 A lady writes and. after giving do s,ription of her husbands relief from coffee dyspepsia and general nervous trouble. says. "I Wa. almost as bd'l as he. having the hnadacne nearly rT1ry day and was nervous and weak. did not sleep well vaa pale and thin and had q bad complexion
 When found how much goni PostUm Cofco 9ta;: doing Husband l! concuded to use ii and l tell you fife is altogether q different thing. eat G2d sleep we'll and look like q differ rat woman. My usual weight for years was from GS tc loo pounds, ! now weigh 10S pounds and everyone tells ne how much better am looking.
 i had some friends who did not like P9stum. but knowing it was because they did no; boil it long enough I made some at their house one day. ani they agree with n'c that Postuni is, q delicious beverage, and whiic, of course, the flavor and taste is nleasing and we are glad Postum does suit u.; that way, the great advantage is in the wonderful, bounding health that we have recovered" Name giver; by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
GOMEZ REWARD
 HE DESERVED IT
And Then it Was a Saving to Give it
 to Him.

Washington. June 16.-At the war de- partmcnt q high official stated the posi- tion of the department in the matter of payments to General Gomez as follows: The conditions in Cuba two years ag' were precarious. Not Cuban believed that the United States government ever would withdraw from Cuba. and the half famished veterans of the Cuban army were in q dangerous mood and were clam0ring for their pay. General Gomez, the head and front of the army. had served the revolutionary cause as it's principal leader without having re- ceived cent of pay. General Wood thought, and Secretary Root thought afterwards. that General Gomez was entitled to compensation; to homa. which was supplied him and in which he entertained comrades, and to an in come, which last might be set down as a small offset to the money due Gomez from the Cuban republic.
 That the Cubans themselves regard
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
The Stock Market Dull and No Different From That of
 Las5 Week.

New York. June 16.-The character of today's stock market remained the same as that Of last week.
 STOCKS.
 Atchison S184; preferred 1O09s; C. X O. fl; Rock Island 1z21s: Big Four 10412; C. & s. 3tA; preferred Il. 2nd preferred 43a4 Erie 373@s: Great North ern preferred 1S7; Manhattan 131; Met ropolitan 150$I; Mo. Pac. 1055s; N. J. Central 1SS; N. Y. Central 156; Penn syivania 1503s; St. L. 6 $. F. 6g24 pre- ferred S3; 2nd preferred 73A St. Paul 1l39s: Southern Pacific 0; Union Pa Cific 105lS: Amaigamated Copper 6S; Anaconda If; Sugar 12S: L. S Steel g: preferred SS7s; Western Union 9ll..
 BONDS.
 |. $. rcfunding 2s registered 1G7%4 i; c"upUn lGS5s. 35 registered and coupon lo1 new Is register ed and coupon 13512 . old 4s registered f097s: coupon 1103i 5s registered and coupon 105.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
THE HOISE.

Washington. June 16.-The house to- day transacted some miscellaneous business under q suspension of the rules. It included the adoption of .l resolution appropriating $25.000 for the preparation of plans for d memorial in this city to Abraham Lincoln. $100. .0O9 toward the erection of a monument 70 the prison ship martyrs who died eff Brooklyn as q result of the crueities to which they were subjected by the British during the revolutionary war and S10.G00 for the erection of q monu- ment at Fredericksburg, Va. to the memory Of Gen. Hugh Mercer. killed during the revolutionary war. The reroluti0n adopted today is to carry out an authorization made for this purpose i in 1I1i by the continental congress.
 Two bills were passed to amend the general pension laws. one to provide for restoration to the pension rolls cf widows of soldiers WhG subsequently married and were again widowed. ani one to increase the pension of thosa who lost a limb or were totally disa ble | while in the military or naval service. The latter bill also carried an important provision t. increas, the pension of sol diers under the dependent act of 1S91 from SIP to $50 a month when such pensioaer rcqui~-1 frequent or period- ical attendance.
 A resolution calling on the secretary Of war for his reasons for the dismissal of Rchecca J. Taylor. a clerk in the war department, was laid ol the table 1G9 to Si. Three republicans voted with the democrats. \ bill to authorize the sec rorary of war. in his discretion. to favor American built ships in the transporta- ticn of government supplies to the Philippines was defeated
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17

the party in the last national conven- tion should not be thrown aside.
 On the other hands, the opponents of reaffirmation insist that there is pos sibility of a party split if the plank is inserted. Other blanks will be inserted declaring in favor of a territorial gov ernment in the Philippines, criticising the attitude of the party leaders on the tariff question, declaring against the interference of federal courts in mat ters relating to the revenue laws Of Illinois, declaring against government by injunction and favoring punishment for the violation of injunctionS through jury trial, not for the actual violation of injunctions, but for the commission of offenses which the injunction seeks to prevent. There will also be a plank on Cuban reciprocity.
 The remainder of the platform will be confined to state issues. Willard F. Dunlap will be renominated for state treasurer. and Pickering leads for clerk of the supreme court.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
AWFUL ATROCITY
 BY FILIplNoS

Manila, June 16.-The bodies of a ser geant, two corporals and four privates of the Fifth cavalry, who were cap tured May 30 by Ladrones at Binul- gonan, Risal province, this island, have been recovered. Most of the bodies had been hewn limb from limb, and it was found impossible to recognize four of the dead. A number of arrests in the matter have been made and nine men have been identified as belonging to the band of Ladrones which captured the Americans. The identified men included two members of the police force at Teresa, Morong province. The Ameri- can soldiers were buried today together. It was impossible to make a separate interment
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. June 16.-Cattle.-I,eo oeipts 2c.o0C, including 1000 Texans. Best strong. others slow. Steady. Good to prime steers $1.40G$S.U0: poor to me dium S5.oo@$5.25; stockers and feeders $2.50M S5.C0; cows $1.40m$5.75; heifers $2..5M $6.25; canners $t.40MS2 40; bulls S2.5o0 c $5.50; calves, $35OMS65Q; Texas fed steers $5.001$6.50; western COWS $3.75G,$5.10.
 Sheep. 18,0o0. Sheep and lambs steady. Good to choice Tethers $5.0G@ $5.50; fair to choice mixed $4.000 $5.c0: western sheep. clipped $4.500 $5.50; native lambs $5.50@$6.Ij; western lambs $5.504 $6.75. spring lambs S7.50, ton.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June l6--Corn Was tiie jach-screv tr the speculative pits to- da5. The bull manipulat tors got under the coar*ar srain and hy lifting il rais ed wheat slightly. in sP'ic of general bearish conditions.
 At the close July corn was 1c hiSh- CT. July wheat HG' Ac higher. and July oats Il 9%sc lower
 Provisions rallied from q sharp slump to the close 21Ac lower to 10c higher. July corn opened 63 advanced
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
DRILL WORKERS ON STRIKE.

Beaver Falls, Pa. June 16.-The en- plCyes of the Keystone Driller com pany, excepting the machinists, struck today for nine hours. They have been working nine ana one-half hours d day. The machinists of this place, New Brighton and Fallston. demanded of tn -iI employers q nine-hour day today and gave them three days in which to decide, after which time they will strike if they do not get it.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
GIVEN OUT COLD
 BY MR. HANNA

Florence. Ala, June 16.-Senator Hanna, in reply to a suggestion from Colonel Cutter Smith, that he become the candidate for president in 1904. has written to Colonel Smith as follows: II appreciate the sincere friendship which prompts the high compliment paid me in your suggestion. 1 am grateful for such confidence. but l must insist that I am not to be con- sidered in any sense d candidate for the nomination for president in 1904
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
A. O. l.. w. ELECTION.

Portland, Ore. June 16.-The grand recorders association of the Ancient Order of United Workmen in session tonight elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, C. T. Spencer, of California; president, Francis Bueu Olsen. of Minnesota; secretary treasurer, Henry w. Meyers, of Missouri
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
STABLE ON FIRE.
Precipitated a Panic in an Adjacent
 Factory

St. Louis. June 16.-Terrified by smoke and heat from a burning build ing occupied by the St. Louis riding academy -and boarding stable. at Locust street and Charming avenue, 300 girls and 100 men employed in Fried man Bros Shoe company's factory. just west of the stable, in panic, this afternoon, sought egresS by the fire escape and elevator. Several persona were slightly injured. The fire guted the stable and burned five horses. Tli,. less is $50000.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
RUSH FOR HOMES
Will Be Made at the Opening of the
 Fort Hall Reservation Today.

Pocatello. idaho. June 16.-The Fort Hall reservation will be opened for set tlcmcnt at neon tomorrow. There are some 2G00 miners and home seekers in PCcatello tonight, ready to make q run. and probably as many more are at various points along the outer bounda- ries of the reservation.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington. June 16.-Arizona-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday,.
 Wyoming-Fair in western. showers in eastern portion Tuesday and We'd nesday.
 New Mexico-Showers in northern. fair in southern portion Tuesday and probably Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
METALS.

New York. June 16---Coppcr ruled easy and quiet here. Lake for delivery all the year offered in lots of 509,0O pounds q month at s12.50. The local market closed with standard, spot to August, $l1.7OM$12.G0; Lake. $12.25M SPEC; electrolytic, $!2.150$i2.25. and casting. $12@ $12.-5.
 In lead d steady tone prevailed. but quiet and unchanged at 4lsc London was also unchanged at rl3 IS. Spelter ruled nominally steady at New York at $f.S112. London gHincd 2s 6d, closing at r1S 17S Cd
 Bar silver. 921.c; Mexican dollars, i2c.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
WHEN THE MOE QUITS.
At the Same Time Military Rule Will
 be Withdrawn at Pawtucl:ot.

Pawtucket, R. l., June 16.-Whcn in the opinion of ten prominent citizens including, Mayor Fitzgerald and Chief of Police Rice, that tranquility has been restored instead of mob rule, the militia ordered here last Thursday by Governor KimbalI in connection with the street car strike. will be with drawn. This conclusion was reached at q meeting between Governor Kim ball, Brigadier General Tanner and fir ty business men. at the stat" armory. today.
 With the exception of three eases of stone throwing the day was quiet The care were operated on all local lines in this city during the day, and in Cen tral Falls as usual. but were with drawn tonight.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
\ SOUTHERN STORM.

Columbus. Ga. June 16.-A terrific wind, rain and electric storm did much damage at Richland, fourteen miles from here on the Seaboard Air Line. today. J. M. Heleckley, a prominent peach merchant, was instantly killed by lightning.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17

Boston, June 16.-Bostcn-Pi -Pittsburg game forfeited to Pittsburg at the end of the fourth inning 9 to 0. Boston de- layed the game by allowing the crowd to come on the field
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17

and closed strong at high point CHS.
 July wheat opened 11s@A, dipped to 113s. rallied to firm. close -.
 July oats, new, sold early 394. closed S9l2 2NSGas
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS
 ON PARTY PLATFORM
One Faction Insists Upon the Kansas
 City Declaration

cause it Was Right But Because it Was Made-The Other Party Sees in Reafirmation of the Old Ma tional Platform Split in the Ranks State Plat form though Will Consist of Planks Conforming the Attitude of the National Administration and General ly the Existing Order.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-17
SPEAKING FOR PANAMA
 |N THE CANAL DEBATE
An Allegation That Work Could Not
 Soon Begin on Nicaragua Route

The House Session Was Largely Devoted to Appropriations for Memorials Legislation Begun a Century and a Quarter Ago by the Continental Congress Was Ad vanced Another Step-The House Declines to Consd CT the Grievances of Miss Rebecca Taylor Who Was Lately Fired Out of the War Department Service.