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Arizona republican., 1902-10-30

Of the flower of the Tempe normal school.
 A MISSING HORSE.-Yesterday af- ternoon between three and four o'clock horse and buggy belonging to Profes- sor A. J. McClatchie, which had been hitched in front of the residence of Col. McClintOck unaccountably disappeared. The suppositiOn is that it was stolen.
 MISS STONES STORY.-While in Rockford last summer Mrs. l.. G. Squier of this city had the pleasure of listening to lecture of thrilling inter- est by the missionary Miss Stone, whose romantic captivity gave her worldwide fame. Last Tuesday even ing when the Kings Daughters of the Baptist church met at the home of Mrs Squier. she retold to them the story of Miss Stone, much to their qualification
 BETTING ON THE CAMPAIGN Within the next three or four days great deal of money will be invested in the Arizona election. Already Morrison is strongly the favorite. In the south . ern part of the territory where the campaign has been in more active pro- gress for the past week and where the speculative interest is stronger than in Phoenix, considerable money has gona up. One travelling man wagered $1,000 on Morrison and another commercial traveller, who is a democrat, put up the same sum on the republican candidate
 DEATH OF A. J. SPENCER.-A let ter received at this office from Judge Luther Kaltenbach of Gila Bend de- scribes the sudden death of A. J. G.rn1V ~,I.l
 MT. Spencer had gone in the company of man from Los Angeles to look at the Volcano mine. On their return to the Gila river Mr. Spencer was taken suddenly sick and died. MT. Spencer has lived in this county for several years and at one time resided in Phoe- nix. He was highly respected by all who knew him. He was seventy-nine years of age, and leaves an aged wife. many children, grandchildren and and great grandchildren, all worthy citizens. The funeral took place at GilG Bend yesterday.
 LOOKS LIKE A JOB-In every other county in the territory the great register has been issued and is in the hands of the committees of both par ties except in MaricOpa. So far Chair man Bark of the republican county central committee has been unable to secure an intimation as to the time when he can see a copy of the register in order that he may arrange a chal- lenge list. The law requires that the copy for the great register must be in the hands of the printer ten days be- lore the election. He has learned from Yavapai, Pima and other counties that the register has been printed. It does not make any difference to the demo- cratic committee of this county when the register comes into its hands for it does not need it at all It had access to the copy before it went into the hands of the printer and has it's chaI- lenge list made up.
 WEATHER.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30
Get Ready
 ...FOr the... First Cold Snap. IFS COMING
IFS COMING

Buy your. heater now. Don't wait until a cold spell comes and all rush in hera and buy your stoves at once, and then want them set up right away. We cant set up all the stoves we sell in a season in a day. And when all you customers come in here some winter morning (which will surely come, though it is ArizOna) and buy your stoves, some of you will sit around and shiver and wait and wait and shiver. And then run the stove man down be- . cause ha didn't hire a dray and pair cf race horses and gallop out with your stove first.
 Funny. isn't it? People will wait un- til the last day in the afternoon be- fore they prepare for winter. Gophers and geese know more than we do about preparing for cold weather.
 Well, we have done our part. any way We have warned you and pleaded with you. and our next ad will tell you about our heaters. But don't wait for the ad. The cold snap may come be fore we write it. You will find us at the old stand.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30

The close school room into which chil- dren are packed at the period of physi- cal development and the bending po- sition which they assume. are potent factors in producing eye strain.
 Don't allow the little 0res to start with Ife's greatest handicap-poor sight. We charge you nothing for 2 careful examination; if glasses are not needed we will tell you SO; if they are we will furnish what the child ought to have at a reasonable price.
 DIR. PRATT,
 Arizona's LeadiES CptiCian.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30

Forecast for today-Fair. Data for 24 hours ending D. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30
News et Y
 the Town A~A
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30

Signs of life are showing themselves in our grand old democratic party. and Brother Tom Johnson has read Brother John Mclean out of the ranks Thdt's the way to win political battles. Get up fight ia the party Divided we stand and united we fall! IT we can't lick our adversaries We can at least lick one another. Hooray for disin- t5sration and princiDle,-Chic Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30
VISITING FIES

Are especially invited to attend the regular weekly meeting O: Phoenix lodge No 335. E. P. O. E.ks, Thursday. October 50, 1902. at 7:3O D. m. Initia- tion and banquet. Fra toraaUy yours,
 w. c. POSTER Exalted Ruler.
 R. A. WARNER, Secretary
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30
Real Estate
Investments

FOR RENT-SO acres of the best land under the Buckeye canal, with forty inches of water.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30

Maximum temperature, SS; minimum temperature, 63. Average relative humidity, S7 per cent. . Total precipitation, o. Character of the day-Partly cloudy.
 D. s. LANDIS
 Observer.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30
Strangers in the city will find listed in our Renting Department every de- sirable furnished and unfurnished house for rent in Phoenix.

FOR SALE.-FINEST IMPROVED D ACRE RANCH in the valley. Six room house, barn and outbuild- ings. All kinds of fruit trees in full bearing.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30

High class mining stocks a speciality. Write or call for information.
 Bargains in real estate-1, 2 or fine lots on N. Center street very cheap; 3 acre and F acre lots, close in, both good bargains; 10 acre orange grove, at great sacrifice. Also several ranches for rent.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30

FOR SALE.- FINE ALFALFA RANCH, 16O acres, fenced and cross fenced, water in Maricopa canal, 3 miles of city.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30
Now is the time

To make your Xmas fruit cake. We have just received a fresh lot of nuts and fruit.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-30

FOR SALE.-2O-ACRE WELL I'M PROVED RANCH: new barn. good house and outbuildings, water in Maricopa canal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
BIGGEST SHIP
White Star Line Orders One
That VIII Be Larger Than Cedric

London. September 6.-The White
Star line has ordered another steamer to
be built by Harland g. wolfr OF Belfast.
which is 20 be 20 feet longer and n few
feet wider than the same company =
steamer Cedric. now the largest liner In
the world
Tho White Star line steamer Cedric, OF
2i 900 tons. tho largest liner afioat. was
launched at Harland q VOLTS yards.
Belfast. on August 21. last. She Is 100
feet long. has 75 feet beam and depth
or 4sh feet Her carrying capacity IL
IS, 400 tons and she has accommodate tions
for 5000 passengers.
Although the Cedric Is inferior In
length by about seven feet 10 the Kaiser
Wilhelm H.. Launched on August IL at
Stettin for the North German Lloyd CO.. }.
yet owing TO her greater beam. her gross
tonnage makes her the larger ship. The
measurements OF the Kaiser wilhelm III.
are: Length. 707 feet; beam. Y; depth, 4S:
tonnage, 19, 500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street. Sept. 6.-The market
showed but little trace at the opening OF
yesterdays heavy selling movement. al
though Reading. Atchison. Union Pacific,
Louisville and Southern Pacific were
among the prominent stocks that were
slightly lower. The last named sold at
from 7s% to 7a& on the transfer OF 1900
shares. In the way Of Sains st. Paul was
feature with a rise of q point aud
there was some demand for United States
Steel and the hish-priosd speciaitiss.
A buoysnt rise Of ~ In ST. Paul to lslx
infused courage into the bulls and they
bid UP the entire market well above yes
tsrdays close Missouri Pacific. Manhat-
tan, n. 7. Central. Pennsylvania. Atchi-
son preferreed and Peoples Gas were
prominent In the movement and gained
point or more. Top prices In the gener-
al market were shaded at II o'clock but
St. Paul held at the best.
Some attempt was made to advance the
leading stocks particularly Missouri Pa
cifo and Norfolk and Western. But the
general market received chill when call
money rates reached per cent There
was not very much selling on this ac-
count but the market lacked its recent
snap and enormous dealings. st. Paul
Manhattan and Pennsylvania made the
sharpest setbacks, while some OF the
minor stocks such as Pacific Mail, Sloss
Sheffield Steel and American Mailing pre-
ferred jumped 2h TO points. Near noon
the soft coal stocks were bid up all
round and the market In general showed
more steadiness. Bonds were steady,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05

BY HER
HUSBAND
Zimmerman Fired Three Shots
Into WIfe's Body and She
Expired Soon AtterWard.

Boston, Sept. s. - Charles Zimmerman
fred four shots at his wife, Mary. on
Bulnnch street, here. this afternoon, three
OF them taking effect In her neck and one
In her right arm.
Mrs. Zimmerman died at the hospital
at 1880 D. m. She had identified her hus-
band as the man who shot her.
The sound OF shots at 1880 o'clock today
aroused Bulhnch street in the West End,
and persons who were near the corner
OF Howard and Bulfnch streets wit
messed the murder. The couple apparent
ly had been quarrelng as they passed
along and had separated A moment
later Zimmerman began firing revolver
at the woman, who was seen TO fall.
AS she lay on the sidewalk the man
fired at her twice and then fed. A fire-
man caught him before he had gone 100
feet, and a policeman placed him under
arrest.
Mrs. Zimmerman was taken to the hos
pital relief station. where she died an
hour later. Zimmerman refused TO talk.
Jealousy Is said 10 have caused the
trouble. Zimmerman is n years OF age.
His wife was 20.
The police have learned that although
the couple claimed TO be married the
woman was better known by the name OF
Nav Ford. She lived with Zimmerman as
his wife up 10 a short time ago when a
separation occurred, the man going 10
East Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Densmore r. Howland today was ap-
pointed fourth class postmaster at Gran
ite n. II.
willard g. Martin. one OF the most
prominent men In the state is dead, at
his home In Plainield. VT. aged IS years
The auxiliary yacht Fairfax, With. .her
owner. Mr. Lloyd Phoenix on board, ar
rived at Halifax today from Bar Harbor
and will remain n few days.
John Quincy Tufts. founder OF the
Tufts-Lyons Arms Co, and for Is years
prominent citizen OF Los Angeles. Cal,
is dead He was n descendant OF Will
liam Tufts, the founder OF Tufts college,
at Medford. Mass.
Former State Senator Peter II. Nc
Nulty, died suddenly at his home In
BROOKLYN early this morning He was .sl
years OF age and n survived by widow
and several children. MIR. McNulty was
n real estate dealer.
King Victor Emmanuel has ordered that
the Italian armored cruiser. Carlo Al
berto. on board OF which wireless expert
ments have been proceeding for some
time, be placed at the further disposal OF
william Marconi for experiments between
Europe and America.
IL r. estimated that over 200 delegates
will attend the biennial convention Of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen,
which begins AZ Chattanooga, next Mon
day. The entire forenoon OF Monday will
be devoted 20 the entertainment OF Pres
ident Roosevelt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
NORTH END ROW
More Than Two Hours Con-
Sumed In Trial Of Accused.

More than two hours were taken up in
the eth district court In the trial OF
Charles Cafferty for an assault upon Mrs.
Fannie Baacka OF Bates street.
Mrs. Baacka was on Lippitt street, on
the evening of August 90th when she was
accosted by Cafferty who said Hello
Sweetheart" following this language with
some that was OF a most Objectionable
character.
Mrs. Baacka turned and threatened to
smash Cafferty In the face IL he repeated
the words.
With this he struck her In the face
three times. blackening her eyes.
She then followed Cafferty and his
friends up the street until her husband
came In sight.
When she told him OF Caffertys abuse
and assault he undertook TO call the
young man down. with the result that he
got blow In the mouth which loosened
three OF his teeth.
Cafferty got n cut on his face when he
encountered Mrs. Baacka. The latter
said that Il was caused by ring she
wore
Cafferty and his four friends swore that
Mrs. Baaoka was armed with a big stone
and that she began the row.
This necessitated the return 10 the
stand Of all the witnesses who had ap-
peared I'm behalf OF the state and the
case was practically gone all over again.
The court imposed a sentence OF $40 and
costs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
CONFERENCE
Held by Kings Sons and Oaugh-
tors at East Greenwich.

Yesterday afternoon the members of the
order In Kent county, held their first
conference, In the parish house OF st.
Luke's church, East Greenwich. Not
withstanding the showery weather, a
goodly company assembled from all parts
of the state. and listened TO the interest
Ing program prepared by Mrs. Mary T..
Whitman. county secretary.
The meeting was opened by Rev. M. II.
Worthington. rector of st. Luke's church.
Mrs. Whitman extended a cordial well
come and Mrs. Sarah Miller Corey, state
secretary, brought the greeting OF the
state and told OF general work.
Mrs. b. T.. Hill Of Boston, the state sec.
retary of Massachusetts. delivered hns
EaMsss E1srest Kss ws wssn read By
Mrs. Wade Carpenter excellently rem.
dered a vocal solo. with Miss Smith al
the plano. Fresh Air Work was pre-
sented by Mrs. Hortense Bullock and
Miss Nellie Wood. Deaconess gave re-
minasences of the cot<age during the
summer Of 1902 Reports from circles and
discussion followed and at tho 1rcies
in Kent county will certainly be heard
from later.
Good Samaritan circle, Natick, Evange-
line circle, Riverpolnt all reported excel
lent work The question box was In
charge OF Mrs. Corey, who gave notice or
leaders meeting. to be held at an early
date. and Of the annual convention TO be
held in November.
Bethesra circle entertained socially and
the occasion proved a great success; The
plan OF County conferences In Rhode Isl :
and IA a new feature this year, and each
county has held profitable meetings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
HOSTILE SHIPS
OFF POINT JUDITH.
Land Forces Do Not Believe a Surprise
Is Possible Men Dragged Over Fields
and Stone Walls.

, point, a gust OF wind struck the partially
filled ship and hurled II across fields and
stone walls. The men who were In
charge were dragged unceremoniously In
Its wake, and a halt only came after
great hole had been torn In the canvass.
The gas escaped and IL was nearly noon
before tho hole had been repaired and
the work OF hlling recommended. Special
efforts are being made to have every
thing In readiness for an ascension be-
fore dark tonight.
Steam yacht Narada, with Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy Sanger on board.
is anchored near the feet.
The signal corps detachment. which was
captured by the marines during the at
tack on Block Island last Monday will
today be taken to New London and given
over to the officer In charge at the latter
place.
LIFE DRAGs HEAVILY.
New Bedford, Mass, Sept. 6.-Con-
trasted by the events of Wednesday life
drags heavily among the arillerymen at
this post II is one long weary vigil.
day In and day out and while not a muir
muir Is heard from one end Of the camp
to the other and while every minute is
accompanied by the same careful atten-
ton to duty and watchfulness. II is easy
to see that the pomp and glory Of war
are Things ABOUT as tneOretlcai as INC an
nihiliation OF the hostile feet few days
ago.
There was great expectation last night.
that the foe would return and renew the
attack I'm the form OF a landing attack and
at times there seemed reason for such
expectation, but not peep Of further
hostilities actually ensued. During the
night. periodically. the signal men over
at Mishaum and Round Hills frantically
wig wagged signals that the feet was
In sight and moving and once OF twice
rockets were sent up to Indicate that the
movements were In this direction. but
nothing tangible came Of II and day
dawned without the anticipated visit
GEN. MAcARTHURs REPORT.
New London, Conn, Sept. 5.-MaJor
General Macarthur. commanding the de-
partment of the East this noon made
public a statement OF the progress OF last
nights engagement between Forts
Wright, Niche and Terry. and Admiral
Higgnson's fleet, together with the
movements OF the fleet before and after
that engagement, as reported from the
various signal stations.
The statement says that Fort Wright
fired S29 shots OF all callbres, the fire COM
mander claiming the destruction OF the
number OF points required.
Fort Michie's batteries fired at all the
ships until the last one was out of range
and claims 10 have put out the Brooklyn,
Indiana and Alabama.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
IMPRESSIVE
Funeral Services Of Mrs. Abbia
]. FarWe|I.

The funeral of Abbie ]. Farwell, wife
OF Albeit r. Farwell. Esq. OF Blmgrovo
avenue. in this city. was held at her hus-
bands residence. at o'clock. this after
noon. The beautiful and spacious resi-
dence was filed with friends OF the de-
ceased and those OF her husband. for both
have been ever active in social and reli-
gious circles Many were present from
the Central Congregational parish where
Mr.. and Mrs. Farwell had worshipped OF
late years
There were also those who came from
Pascoag. where Mr.. and Mrs. Farwell
formerly lived. Mourning friends also
church. where the deceased and her hus-
band had been Interested and helpful.
The services were conducted by Rev.
william Kirkby OF the Thompson Metho-
dish church OF Pawtucket. assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Wolcott. the assistant pastor OF
the Central Congregational church.
Mr.. Kirby read the scriptural selections
ss laid down IN the ritual OF the Metho-
DIST church. He then gave n most touch
Ing address In which he dwelt upon his
Acquaintance with the deceased and her
family during hts pastorate In Pascoag.
30 years ago. In a deeply sympathetic
way he pictured the beautiful home life
of most devotei family as he had
known A. for many years. lie dweit
briefly also upon the exalted Christian
character OF the deceased. OF her faith
fuiness and devotion as wife mother
and friend. OF her charity. sympathy. ana
womanllness. and above all. " her alb
solute Christian faith and trust
He ceased with words Of consolatio 70
the bereaved family. Mr.. Wolcott fol-
lowed with prayer. During the seryices
q special quaTtettc rendered the favorite
hyrns Of the decea sd
ABIDE With Me-, "Sull, SUI With
Thee" and Nearer Ny God. 20 Thee"
Al the close OF the services the body
was borne 20 Swan Point for interment.
The bearers were The members OF the
family and relatives OF the deceased, as
follows: Her son, Mr.. Edmund A. Far
well: her son-in-iaw, Mr b. ~ Scott.
her nephew. Col Felix X WeDdelschaefer.
and her cousin Mr. Arthur SCOTT
There were many beautiful nowsrs no
ticeeble. among them being beautiful
basket OF rdses from the officials OF the
Intercolonial Copper company, with which
Mr. Tarwpil r. connected and alec a
p,eoe from the Mount Pleasant Baptist
church and Sunday school. Many other
besutifd pieces came from members OF
ths family and friends
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
LONG TRIP
Manufacturers viii Exhibit Pro.
ducts In Foreign Countries.

Seattle Wash, Sept. 5.-A large ocean
going steamer. the Oregon, is now being
fitted UP here for the purpose OF taking q
party OF American manufacturers with
exhibits, on a six months cruise COM
mencing November 15 to Russia, China,
Japan. the Philippines. the Straits Set
dement's. India. Mauritius, South Africa,
Australia and the Hawaiian Islands.
This. II Is said. will be the forerunner
of greater expansion 10 Americas COM
merce. The United States consuls inva-
riably report that personal solicitation
and samples are absolutely necessary 70
bring about an expansion OF business.
The exposition is under the auspices OF
the Chamber OF Commerce, boards OF
trade Manufacturers associations and
the consulates OF the various points vi
sted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
~ERUPTIONS
No New Ones Reported From
Martinique or ST. Vincent.

Paris. Sept. 5.-The Colonial minister
today received cable dispatch from Fort
de France dated Sept 3, relating TO the
funds placed at the disposal OF the gov
ernor. No mention was made OF new
eruption OF Mont Pelee.
Castries, Island of 81. Lucia, r. w. l.,
Sept b--The report brought by the Royal
Mail steamer Mars, which arrived here
Yesterday evening from Martinique. OF
the loss OF 1000 lives through the recent
outbreak Of Mont Pelee. referred TO the
deaths since Aug 30 and not to the loss
of life resulting from the reported out
break OF Wednesday. Sept. g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
500 PERMITS
Nearly That Number Granted
by the Truant Officer.

During the week drawing to close
the quarters of Truant officer White
more on the Fulton street side OF the
city hall have been the scene of unusual
activity
Mothers and fathers. as well as chill
dreen by the score. have called, almost
blockading the corridor.
The chief purpose Of the callers is to
obtain certificates for children who ac-
cording TO the school law, should be on
hand Monday next
In some cases there are extenuating
circumstances and Mr.. Whittemore acts
accordingly.
However. he had up to 3 o'clock this
afternoon issued nearly 800 permits, rep
resenting about two per cent Of the school
populatio
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
REFUSED DRINK
Riley Stabbed Because He De.
cIined to ImbIbo.

Quincy, Mass, Sept 5.-John Riley of
this city refused to accept an invitation
TO drink from bottle presented by Pat
rick Malcolm. early today, and was
stabbed, II is said, by the offended NAL
colin.
Riley Is at the hospital with a wound
in the left arm. an artery being severed
and other injuries. In court today NAL
colin, who was promptly arrested. had
his hearing continued until tomorrow.
His alleged victim was not able TO ap-
pear. Malcolm denies knowledge OF the
assault.