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Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

lie. For the person and work of Jesus Christ Victor Hugo had the highest reverence and he believed in God with all the earnestness of his scul.-Wor- cester Spy.
 It is true that Victor Hugo was more CT les.s involved in politics. He fell upon evil days and evil tongues. He protested against the substitution of the tyranny of Napoleon the Little for the liberty of the second republic. He lived to see his country rise out of the ashes of the great disaster and become once more glorious and free. But it is not Hugo the politician that is re- membered officially throughout the length and breadth Of his country to- day, but Hugo the lyric poet, the novel, ist and the ramatist.-New York Eve TlinS Sun.
 At no time was Hugo's genius needed more in France than in the years inn nedistely preceding the trial of Drey ius. The poets of that period who were most widely known and had the great est influence with the people were sil- cnt. Prof. Alier states that in these sad years, when the friends of the un- fortunate DfeyIuS were SIruSSu1lS-d most without hope. it seemed at times to get justice for the prisoner of Devils island. the sigh was heard on every side. "Oh, if Victor Hugo were here" We had the conviction,'' he writes. that a single outburst from our great poet would have checked the course of events before any evil ensued. .'-Balti- more Sun.
 It is easy now to call Victor Hugo turgid and rhetorical, to laugh at the absurdities Of 'L'Homne Qui Rit," to sniff at his sentiment and scoff at his melodrama, all the critics say and worse things yet. The ideals to which he gave his life have been sub merged. temporarily let us hope, by a strongly flowing back tide of maternal ism. Enthusiasm is net word to con- iUra with, and the rhetoric of the en- thusiast provokes a smile. But it is Q mistake tc confOund the greatness of d work Of art with it's permanence- Im- mortality goes by favor, and many thin and jejune classic sickly and con- sunptive in it's own day, survives t1ie Titans of it's age.-Springfield Republi- can.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

Tao fatalities resulting from this disease within tho past few years have sufficiently arou ie3 doctors to the importance of giving the disease the. e.close5t investigation.
 Dafys Pdre Malt Whiskey is the only ab solUte,clr0 for grip, influenza, asth na, bron ch;ti5Ny y5lt3rrh, consunption and all diseases of tl.e'5hroat enl lungs it prevents compli- cations and bad atter-effects that grip so often le2ves in tho system. Duffy's Pure M tl5 Waiskey not only kills the germs, bat toies the action of the heart.
 Th9 vo,un;lry testimony received from tholsauis of our grateful patients is proof positive that Duffys Pure Malt Whis,ley is t3e greatest En2"n rems 1y for the grip and all diseases of the throat and lungs and all wasting dissases from whatever causes. Doc tors, ministers, public speakers and num- Der of 5ia lea1ing temperance women praise D l3y's Pure Malt Whiskey for the great good it has accomplished Zi saving lives.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
AsGhl11a and All Diseases of the TF1roa1

Grip is an infectious disease, which att1c<s ,Y4ak and st, 0ng alike. especially if the blood is sluggish, a0i generally involving the .nUcous men5rane of the air passages from the nostrils down to aui includicg Che lungs
 Serious Complications are liable to develop in the course Of the dissase, os grip settles in the weakest part Of tae sy5ts n, sometinss tho kilnays, taa brain, taa stomach or the hetrt. resulting ofGel in heart failure, but tne most dt3ai3i oi all ii when it settles in thsII1yg. Consumption is sure to follow and certain da25, # prompt action is not taken ali DaYy's Pure Malt WhisAey adminissers1.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
FUTURE OF BRIGANDAGE.

If American missionaries can be held Up and large sums obtained as easily as in the Stone case the business Of briSandage will take a big boom, not only in the Balkans but wherever the good i.cws becomes known throughout Europecn Turkey. The embassy at Constantinorle it is true, has it's hands tied il certain particulars. but both Bulgaria and Turkey should be made to understand that the Stone case is by no means ended.-Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

Mrs. C. E. EanDeu~en. of Eilbourn Wis, vas afflicted with stomach trou- bIc and constipation for d long time She says. - have tried many prepara- tions, but none have done me the good that ChalnJerIain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have" These Tablets are for sale at Elvoy & Hulett's drug store Price 9 cents. Samples free.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

The essential thing i'll get ting rich is not so much knowing there are MIL LIONS IN A MINE, as in knsWng HOW TO GET THEM OUT.
 We know from experience when a mine has millions in it," also how to get those millions out, and we have just such a property i'll view for careful investors. J. Henry Wood, Telephone 3311331, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

troubia, and pronounced 6 case Of incurable consumption, my sister started the use of your Pure Malt Nhisiey She has taken three bottles, and Is s9 mach improved in strength that we are all feeling quite hcpe- ful: Mrs BELL SEAUL, Charlotte, Mich.
 Nov. 5, 1901.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

What is Browns religion in this canlp2igr:"
 Well. if I don't disremember he Wuz born Baptist. raised q Presby- teiian. an. jedSin' by the way he hol- lcTs when he sits on the stump. I'm pretty certain that it he &in't a Metho- dist ION. h. soca will be!'-Atlant;l Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

King AlphCnso's coronation is to be Cc..lfre iro-ated by the issue oi thirteen new l:i1ds of postage stamps. each oc which is U bear the head Of one of the thifts-a kings Of the sam name who have ruled crer Spain.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
MINING NOTES.

The gold find near Patagonia i'm proves with depth and the owners hope that it will prove big and very rich mine. A depth of ten feet had been
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
NOR OVER SINTY YEARS

MRS. WIESLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething It soothes the child, softers the gums, allays all pain, cures wind cohc. ana IS the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty five cents q bottle
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
HIS VIII. INTEREST H0IHERS

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Chil- dren. successfully used bv Mother Gray. for yea.s nurse in the Children's Iionla il New York. Cure FeVcrishness Bad stomach, Teethin% Disorders, mcve and regulate the Bowels and destroy Worms They arc SO plHasant to the taste and over 11to0 testimonials of cures. They never fail. Sold Ky ell druggists, 25r. Ask today. Sample FREE. Address Allen $. Olnsted. LeRoy. &. I.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

Dr. WiIiar2 II. No-sa, the eminent prac- tigicnsr ani wo-i 1-renowne1 therapeutist, after c2ceet.l study Of grip in all it's stages ;lgs: .Fy's Pure Malt Whiskey is the only aSsorta cure for the grip; it builds uD the syst3n ani enables it to throw of th9 grip g3r-a; nrl prevents bad after 3.'cI5, beeaGse 1t is chemically pure and ooas2ins gre25 ne Icinai properties"
 PREVENTED GRIP.
 Burlington, Vt, Jan. 21, 1901. Gsntle-nsn-I consider it no more than your dls to tell you that the use of your rliskey has prevented me from having the In di;eaSe, the grip, this winter Every oJll else oi my street has had it. l am ,:25 over al1 above healthy, anl was afraid might be ta',en dov with the grip; but cox nl1i9rate an.unt of Dufy's Malt Wniscs7 each day and never enjoyed better hs4itd ia ny fife. My wife las also de- riyeI n i:h bsneit from its use
 Truly yours, 4. \. YOUNG,
 N rr, Eouag's Information Agency
 CONSUMPTION CURED.
 E'r5--Aftar being given up oy several cf oul be2t physicians, having threat aci l;:l:. .
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

It doesn't require a good penman to right wrong.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
GRIP CURED AT SEVENTY

GRIP CURED AT SEVENTY. Gentlemen-I take pleasure in info,11,ir, you that 1 have heen cured of q severe at tack of grip Dy using your DuHy's Pune Malt Whiskey. Ny age is TO years Mrs ELIZA H. REAM, I'll Cherry St.
 Reading, Pa, Dec. II, l.c1 CURED THREE GRIP VICTIMS. Gentlemen-My family had ' La GrirI e." pulled three of them through with plffys Pure Malt Whskey and milk.
 WILLIAM H. YATES,
 Rochester, Mich, Nov ,. 1901. Dufy's Pure Malt Wniskey Eas stcod severe tests for nearly 50 years, eDd has always been found absolutely pure aud to contain great medicinal qualities.
 FREEING game couRters fer whist. euchre, etc; send cents in stamps 10 cover hostage. CAUTION: Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey is sold in sealed bottles only. If offered in buik if is fraud. Be sure you get the genuine. |. is the only whiskey recognized by the government as medicine. All druggists ard grocers. or direct, S1. % bottle Medical booklatsent free. Duffy Malt Whskev Go. Rochester N. Y
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

lie. For the person and work of Jesus Christ Victor Hugo had the highest reverence and he believed in God with all the earnestness of his scul.-Wor- cester Spy.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
A PHILIPPINES BILL.

Rc ilicaticn Of Instructions Issued by
 the President.
 Washing Etoa. Jar. 6.-Seaator Lodge. chairman of the committee or the Philippines, tomorrow will introduce a Dill for temporary government in the Philippines, drafted after many con sultations with the war department officials directly interested in insuiar affairs and the government of the Phil ippires. The bill will not be part or the Philippine revenue bill. which passed the house. but an independent measure The bill does not attempt to esta bish a new form Of government in the Philippines, but confirms the ac- ton of President Mckinley in creating the commission, and ratifies the acts of that commission under the instruc- tions of the president. dated April T. lGOC.
 It also gives the president authority while there is armed resistance in any part of the islands to the United States to regulate and control inter-isIand commerce. One of the most important provisions in the bill is that empower ing the Philippine commission to p;ir- chase the lands of religious orders and dispose Of them on proper terms to the actual occupants.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07

Imprisonment being the minimum. with 8 liability 5o forfeiture Of the vessels vio!2 tiUS any or the provisions Of the law.
 The only Chinese persons permitted u enter the United States under the act are those who become citizens by birth and natuTa,iza1i 1icn. and officials Of the Chinese government, teachers, students, merchants, travellers for pleasure or curiosity. returning iaborers. who must have g certifiV-te. or domiciied mer- cI-antf. Chinese ccnlisg as above euum- erGtCd must have ccrtificatc tc.; with pho Losr2ph attached. The secretary Of the treasury is 70 ask ,h- Chinese govern raent for list Of names of all officials other than diplomatic and consular officers who desire to visit the United states.
 Several sections are devoted to pro viding how Chinese laborcrs snail b registered and provided with cerfifi- catcs when returning to this country. Certificates for any Chinese l2 borcr are not good after such labCrer has been absent for two years. Doniciled mer- chants are compelled to file annually a full and complete report of the ma tui and character of their business in order to better identify them. No
 
 officers. are allowed 70 enter the United States at any other ports than San Francisco, Port Townsend. Washing ton, Portland. Oregon, Boston. Massa- chusetts, New York. New Orleans. Honolulu. san Juan and Manila or such ether ports as the secretary of the treasury may designate. Ports may be ! Cesignatcd~on the Caradian or Mexi- csa bouniary after contracts have ! been mace with the transportation lino- tC comply with the act.
 Provision is made for the inspection ! of Chinese and the enforcement of r5e provisions of the act under the dircc- tic-i oI the commissioner of iTamiS:a- ton: also for the deportation of Chin ese who come to this country. Appeals ! from the commissioner CT his officers ta United States courts are provided for and the method by which cases may be ] brought to the supreme court is de- ! fined.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
THE EXCELSIOR
 0F CHINESE
The Bill to Be Introduced by Coast
 Congressmen.

Washington. Jan. G.-Senatcrs and representatives of the Pacific coast. who have been considering a bll. rlr Chinese exclusion. have perfected measure which WiI be introduced iu both houses in . few days. It is much more comprehensive than any of the bills presented heretofore on this sub ject, most or which simply proviIe fo. excluding the Chinese or re-enactin:s the Geary law. The bill uude- cglsiJ- eration contains forty-nve pages l. does not limit itself to any term of years. as did the Geary ac-. bat ii passed in the present form would be perpetual unless repealed
 The Dill declares that all Chinese. other than citizens of the United States or those who are secured in coming to and residing in the United States under the present treaty with China, sh-li be refused adnuisSidn and returned to the country from whence they came at the expense of the sDortation com pany bringing them. The transpcrt1- tion companies bringing Chinese into the United States shall drtain them until their right of admission shall b. ;iscertained The penalties p-oViCef. for not complying with the provisions of the act are 8, coo fine and one year g
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
KENTUCKY LAW
 AND RAILROADS

Washington, Jan. 6.-Tha United States supreme court today rendered an opinion holding as valid the state con stituticn of Kentucky concerning. long and short hauls by railroad companies and the statutes enacted under that provision of the constitution. The case on which the decision WAS rendered was q proceeding against the Louisville G Nashville Railroad company. which company was indicted under the law upon a charge of making a greater charge fer short than for long hauls, and Q fine was assessed.
 The verdict of the. lower Kentucky state courts was favorable to the state law and constitution and this finding was affirmed by the state court of ap- peals. TGday's opinion was delivered by Justice Shira and affirmed the opin- ion of the Kentucky court.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07

Of the diplomats with the court, one holding that the relations should be limited to fuiGllment of the most for Tal, obligatory ceremonies. and the other holding that in their official and social relations the ministers should endeavor to be more intimate with the court than formerly and should meet all Chinese advances in the most Friendly spirit.
 Many foreign soldiers and officers to- day violated the governments request to ke5p or the streets. which have been cleaned an'! decorated for. the royal procession. This is likely to ere ate resentment.
 Railroad traffic between Pekin and Pao Ting Fu. except on the courts business. has been coneested since the arrival of the court at Pao Ting Flu. Special trains for two days past have been bringing the courts baggage here. Official business monopolizes the telegraph lines and the postal service to Pao Ting Flu.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
M'GOVERf|
 AND SULLIVAN
Will Fight at Louisville aa February
 22nd.

New York, Jan. CA twenty-five round bout between Terry NcGove9n and Dave Sullivan vii take place be- fore the Southern Athletic club Of Louisville. Ky, on the afternoon of February p. On behalf of ,ne club Tim Hurst met the men with their -1acaE- CTS, Sam Harris and Tom Sharkey. to day, and they came to 9 satisfactory agreement.
 The conditions were made to 9 match or twenty-five rounds at 1-6 pnGnds. to weigh in at 10 o'clock. February 22. The purse offered and agreed upon is Ct per cent Of tEe gross receipt. to be di- vided as fol:-7-s,- Sixty-siEe per cent to winre- 2nd 37 per cent to the loser. It was also stipCilted that if Bob" FitzsiIrmous should not go to Louis- vile to referee the contest. Tim Hurst is to act cs referee.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07

Washington. Jan. 6.-When the house met today after the holiday recess there was a large attendance in the galleries. but more than half or the seats on the floor were unoocupied. The haDlain in his invocation referred with feeling to tEe death or the late Senator Sewell Of New Jersey.
 The oath was administered to IIessrs. smith Of Iowa and Weeks of AIichie..l 2. who have not heretofore appeareG at this session. No business was trans acted. Mir. LoundenslaSer Of New Jersey announced the death Of Senator Sewell and paid d warm tribute to the citizen, soldier and statesman whose death he said was the sreatc-t loss the state of New Jersey eyer suffered % He offered the customary resolutions. which were adopted and as a mark O. respect the house then adjourned.
 THE SENATE.
 Washington. Jan. 6.-Thc senate met today after q recess Of more than two weeks, but no business was trans acted on account of the recent death Of Senator Seweu.
 In his invocation the chaplain. Rev.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07

Pe6in, Jan. G.-The Chinese officials have requested the ministers or the powers to keep the legation guards within their quarters tomorrow. iH or der to rrevent the possibility of a col lsion between the Chinese and ior- eign troops on the occasion of the courts retGrn u Peilin. The ministers will comply
 The families Of the foreign diplomats will occupy buildings which the Chinese government has rendered them for the purpose of viewing the parade. There is much criticism of this course among the foreigners, who are not satisfied with the fact that the ministers alone are to remain in the legations. They believe the event should 5es completely ignored. They say the presence Of any members of the legations will be con- strCed as being a sort of homage to the court and will be thus proclaimed among the people.
 The foreigners are divided into two factions concerning the future relations
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Jan G.-The steek, sne rsses, awakened into some show Of Strength and anmatiOn today. The incident which aroused the market was the declaration Of a dividend of ? per cent on Nev. Jersey Central stock. The quarterly dividend has been running at the rate of 1E per cent.
 Closing-Atchison. SO1A; preferred. 1o3}.; C. Ss O.. ITS; C. &s S., 151s; pre- ferred, Gliz; second preferred. z71=: C., C.. C. x St. L.. g.; Eric. 43iS; Great NCrth-rn. l902i; Manhattan, 1Sell; Metropolitan. I62Is. Missouri Pacific 1G27s: Pennsylvania. 150@s; New Jersey Central 1s1; New York Central. 16I2s; St. l.. &S. r.. 591.; preferred. 931a; sec ond preferred. 15i5; St. Paul, 161; South orl Pacific. eos; Union Pacific 1031h; hnalgamated Copper. 71l4; Anaconda. 3l; Sugar. IT.; United States Steel. 461s; preferred. 97. Western Union, g11a.
 Eonds-UEited States refunding 2s, registered and coupon, 1OS1@; 3s. regis tered, 1G52.; coupon. 1OS9s; new Is regis and coupon. 1S912; old Is, regis tered and coupon. 11lai; 5s registered. 1CT5S; coupon. iO7i..
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
AN AERIAL SHIP
 COMPETITION
St. Louis Exposition Will Offer 8 Prize
 of S20O,0OO.

London, Jan. G-E2eSardins the pub lished statement that tl;c rlaaagers,cf the St. Louis exhibition have decidel .to,Qltsr S2OO.OG0 for an airship conIpeti- ton Sir Hiram Maxim. the American inventor. said to a representative Of the Associated Press: ''I have not heard anything 'on the subject beyond the press reports. and certainly shall not spend an. money on that basis. I have spent S1cG.c6O in aerial experiments in the past. ts Set an invitation in off cial form and the St. Louis managers put up S20O, eco in a bank I an willing 10 spend $1G0.O00 more to win. and thus lecoCp myself. which I feel reIso.lS5 5ly confident ! could do.''
 Santos Dunont and Langley vii! probably be competitors for the St. Louis prize.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
ALL FIXED UP.
Danger of a War Between ChiH and
 Argentine Ended.

Ruenos. Ayros. Jan. 6.-A declaration by Chili relative to the meaning of the para graphs of the Yanez- PorteIa pro- tocol concerning the policing of the ter rit0ry known as Ultima Esperanza are to Argentine.
 Insomuch as the points wherein Ar genuine considered herself aggrieved by Chili have been provided for. the two governments will approve the para grap phs in question. thus putting an end to the claims arising from the Ultima Esperanza incident. Public opinion is satisfied and expresses it's ap- proVaI of the energetic attitude of the Argentine. government.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07

Ds. MilDuri:, Elade touching reference to the death of Senator SeweH. He re ferred also to the disability Of Senator Berry of Arkansas. and prayed that he might soon be able to return to the senate.
 dr. McKean Of New Jersey formally anEounc.ed the death of Senator Scy.eu and offered the customary resolutions expressive of the sorrow Of the senate and providing for an immediate ad- journment out Of respect 10 his mem ory.
 TEe senate adjourned immediately upon the adoption of the resolutions. The seat formerly occupied by Senator Seweu has been assigned to Senator DepeW of New York
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
COMMERCIAL
 AND FINANCIAL
The Condition of the Markets Yes
 terday.

New York, Jan. G.-At London copper dropped fl from Fridays close, thus spot was quoted at s47 and futures at AT 10s. while the local market is stiil unsettled and rominaily unchanged at Sl2-50 for Lake Super,or, SI2.00 for eiec- trolytic and S11.5O for casung.
 Lead at New York is without change and dull at $i.Go. while ct London 1t gained 5s. bringing spot up to lIO Ss Sd.
 Spelter is Gul and unchanged at home and abroad. closing at St.3o and ZIG 12s Cd respectively.
 Silver, 557sc.
 Mexican dollars. 4thc.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
SMALL PRIZEFIGHTS.

Philadelphia. Jan. 6.-Kid Broad of Cleveland had a shade the better Of a slow six-round bout with Tim Callahan of Philadelphia tonight at the Pennsyl- Vania Athletic club. The bout between Eddy Codnelly of~St. John N. B., and Joe Cans Of Baltimore at the Washing ton Sporting club tonight, was stopped in the fifth round by the referee. The Canadian was clearly out of condition and Cans was his master so far as the fight went.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
GIVING UP CUBA
 FIRST STEP TAKEN
The General Withdrawal of Troops
 Has Begun.

WashinSton. Jan. e.-Actin$ accord ing to q recommendation made by Gen eral Wood. the military governor of Cuba, Secretary Root has directed thiEd squadron Of the Eighth cavalry, cofsprisins the entire garrison at Puer- to Principe, to be brought to the United States al the first favorable opQortun- ity He adrcitted that this is practical ly the beginning of the general with drawaI of the United States troops in
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
MRS r. B., GAGE DEAD
 PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY

SGa Francisco. Jan. 6.-(Specfal)- MIs. F. B. Gage Of Prescott. Ariz., wife Of President F.. E. Gage of the Congress Gold company and one Of the foremost business men of. the coast, died in this city at 3:25 this afternoon Death fol- lpwed q surgical operation. Mir. and Mrs Gage came to this city about three weeks assszipspe erdsE.s I E.s,t ,thatg Mrs. Gage righ receive Urea tnicrlt for an aflInent of which she had been suffering for Surna time
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
TIE ARIZONA
 MARShAISHIp
Report That B. 7. Daniel Will Succeed
 Col. McCord'

Washington, Jan. G.-CSpeciaID-B. r. Daniels. who was a private in Roose- velts Rough Riders, saw President Roosevelt this morning. It is under ttood that Daniels will be appointed United States marshal of Arizona to succeed Col M. II. rIcCord
 This dvin cause considerable surprise Gs Colonel EicCGrd has only served since last summer. C. r. HUNT.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-07
BOUNDING GRAIN.

Chicago. Jun. 6.-Record breaking prices for wheat set all grains jumping today May wheat registered q net gain for the day Of 1Ac, having made a new record from ;he crcp of S4&c. May corn closed a,f; be up and May oats lS65 Hc higher. Provisions closed 21sc higher to a shade lower. 4ss
 May wheat opened at SSi@c to SIC. touched Sfa4c and closed at S412c.
 May corn opened at CSC and closed at G71kc.
 May oats opened ct iG5sc and closed at f67sc.