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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-06
SOME STRIKING ADVANCES
IN HIGH GRADE SHARES
Frisco and Vanderbilt Railroad Shares
Showed Most Aetivity--The Bond
Market Was Firm.

New York. August 5.--There were only
few diversions In today's stock market TO
relieve what was otherwise dead level OF
dizziness and monot0ny. Dealings during
tho FIRST hour were somewhat more active
than yesterday and the moderate upward
movement became quite general Only a
few stocks moved more than point and
the interest promptly died away. The OK
ecution Of orders in a few high grade in
vestment stocks. OF which the small hoat-
ing supply Is closely held, caused some
striking advances. The rise In the Wander
bits. led by New York Central, was ap-
parently based on an expectation that TO
days meetlng Of directors OF the Manhat-
ten Elevated railroad would lead TO ,One
lense Manhattan Tne Adjournment without
any announcement led to reactions IN the
stocks thus affected American Express
lnd United States Express rose easily on
the accumulation OF some small amounts
OF stock. Missouri Pacific resisted some
pronounced selling pressure and moved IT..
regularly all day. The refusal Of Mo1-
tana court 10 vacatc IN injunction granted
10 the Amaigamated Copper company
against the working Of contested mine b :
q rival gave q firm tone to Amalgnmatcd,
The rumors Of q combination between st.
Louis ancs San Francisco and Central OF
Georgia l9lway were responsible Tor the
advance ~ the former and for the huying
OF the Income bonds Of the latter Deninls
or the report from well Informed quarters
took the animation out Of the movement.
Money was in active demand In London.
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II. & q. Beers Letter,

New Orleans. August 5,-Llverpool ad-
vices We're disappointing and our market In
sympathy opened about lower and sub
soquently declined / additional Later,
however. shorts covering, fearing the week
iy weather report might not be favorable
caused an Improvement OF 9 from the bot.
tom The report when issued was much
more favorable than expected and occn-
stoned an easier feeling, making the net
loss about point on near months whereas
the late were practically unchanged
The summary OF the weekly weather re-
port WAS rs follows;
The central ana eastern portions ~ the
cotton belt have experienced more favor
able weather aud very general improve
Wcnt N the condition II cotton Is antigi-
rated. the rainfall of TIE week having
larg ~ relieved the droulh The Carolln0s,
iorluns Of Georgia, Louisiana and Mis-
s"uri, however continue TO suffer trcm
Crouth and shedding snl rust are more or
less extensively reported IN the Central
and Eastern districts In Alabama Mlss.s
sipp Tennessee aud Arkansas the rainfall
has been generally ample aud excessive IN
tho lest named Stlte. where cotton has
ho,n sten down TO some extent Central
aud Northeast Texas, Ia gonmon with Ar.
kansas and the north portions OF Louisiana,
Mississippi and Western Tennessee, re,
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ceivcd during the fore part OF the week
from two Co ten inches az rain. In Texas
cotton Is making heavy bush ard as rul ,
continues to fruit satisfactorily, but there
is considerable complaint Of shedding, hoH
worms and boil weevils, especially In the
lower portions ~ the BrazoS and Colorado
valleys. The latter part Of the week was
more favorable and picking, while II Is In
progress ne far north as the Red river
valley. with continuation OF the weather
Of tae latter part Of the week. will be
general IN ten days"
Outside Of Texas, Arkansas Tennessee
and Oklahoma light showers occurred but
the weather was generally clear over this
greater portion Of the cotton belt During
the next thrty.slx hours fair weather Il
predicted throughout the cotton region. The
recent heavy rains In Texas interfered wirb
the picking and marketing Of new cotton
For nearly a week, though. the weather
has been favorable for gathering the cotton
crop aud the chances are, with the resumn.
uon ~ railroad traffic the movement ~
lew cotton VIII he on a more liberal scale
This crop Is much earlier than last velr
Snd with fair demand for spots the proh.
ability Is the September movement viii hn
large. There is no evidence Of speculative
snort selling 20 any extent, as operators are
ftarful that the crop may vet receive some
setback; therefore, With the existing diA
counts In new months, Il was observed that
considerable covering took place today. TIE
movcmtn nj ~ new cotton and daily weather
conditions viii continue to Influence values
II, 4 II. Beer,
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National Stock Yards. St Louis, Mo, Au.
gust j.-rhe following sales of Texas and
Watt Mayes Chateau, |. T.. 1861 pound
steers, 4 20; Sanders Bros Wagner, /. r.,
e52 pound steers, so; Baldrldge x Co.,
Wagner, |. T., pound-steers, 4 20; ssT.
pound steers, $50; T39 pound-cows, 2.g5
VIII Thomas, Curre, Texas calves, S IS
each; f. NJ. Rushing Pryor Creek, [. T.,
pound-steers, 3, 30; Hunter & Ellis,
Caddo, l. t., l015-pound steers, 8 90; SIS
pound-Steers, 3.65; II. NJ. Dunlop, Caddo.
/. T., Il9pound-steers. 3.25 15i-pound.
cows, ? so; George Thume, Davidson, Kan,
lO42 pound steers, 40; Hogan Mercantile
company, Pryor Creek, l. T.. sST-pound-
steers, 81 70; S5S-pound-steers, 8 10: Chllders
q Alexander. Temple Texas, 9l9 and 9B3-
pound-steers, 4.30; Hume Bros, Davidson,
Big Springs, Texas, calves, Z rs each. rhir.
ty-seTen hundred Texas cows and bulls,
steady, calves steady to strong, steers
steady, to strong, good quality mostly 10
cents higher.
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san ANGELO MOVIES.

San Angelo. Texas, August AZ. L..
Harris, prominent stockman Of TINS city,
mas JuSt returned from st. Jo, Mo-, where
he made some line sales Of seven cars of
cattle Territory finished as follows: Cows,
80 10: helfers 1885,: calves sos
j. b. Murrat Of this city leaves for the
territory TO ship to markets ABOUT 800
head Of cattle.
sale of l and 2-year-old steers at $40
and SIS Is reported from Sutton county.
The mass meeting here Saturday to dis.
euss 60 ,operation with the Santa Fe and
70 provide better shipping, driving and
holding facilities for live stock failell 10 he
productive. There seems to be a feeling OF
apathy or indifference on the part OF
many who contend 1t is the railroads busI.
ness ana interest TO make provision to Sc
cure ana handle shipments. The Santa Fe
olhclaiS are expected To come IN for an
other conference in a few weeks.
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speclal reports show the number Of hogs
KANSAS CITY SALES.
Especial TO The Post.)

Stock Yards Kansas City, Mo, August
O,-Ihe following sales Of Texas and Terri
Tory cattle were made here today: ] 4.
Cogsins, Mclean. Texas, l25. steers O0i
pounds 365; Il steers. 43l pounds. Is;
rs steers, ~ pounds, 400; W. q. Brutor'
0ologah, l. T.. 20 steers, 7S3 pounds, %,
Rogers x Lindsay, l.llno, Texas ia
caves, l16 pounds. 1 30; j. w. jackson 4.
*, baird. rexas, 81 steers, I3S pounds
--N1i l. \. Bievett. Decatur. 81 steers. sd
pounds. 10; James Crawford, purcei M
steers, W2 pounds, 8. 40; o steers ana
ionnds, 80; +. SNedferger. Redrock a
caves VA pounds. 800; So4 pounds. . *.
~ kochell, Henrietta, "A calves IGs
pounds, DO; J. W Gibson, Summit. |. r..
~ ~ steers, e64 ponds, 40; d. u. Poy'
iiatIe'd; Twas. as steers, 1856 pounds. -
J. w, Dunn. Canadian. 30 stcers SO
poengs, 2,sS; SOD pounds. $50: T. II. David
sn, Srmanehs l. T., 10 steers. Tas pounds.
10, l. \ Howard & Sons Comanche. 10
S ntS.. 81 pounds. ass steers GERS 7a *
rounas' 70; Graves Bros, Comanehe. ioi
s'eeFs. $50 pounds, 2.so: 10 steers, 500
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st. Louis. August -wheat-No, . cash
elevator GA: track 6Gd67; September 649s1
64a,; December 667s; No hard 66i7d70.
No. . cash IS: track 5nd6Oia;
Seutember 49@s December 3TisM31h. Oats
Weak. No cash 2s: track 2sd2aA; Sep
TENDER 81. No . white 5s Rye-Lowet;
As Prk-Higher; jobl!ng 1850 49,,
new rcd winter patents 32O63.30; eXtrl
fancy and straight 2.9Nd3. Il; clear 2.75@
. 81 Timothy seed August 42j. Corn
mral-Steady: 3.O5 Brln-Dull slcked
east track rs Hay-Duli; timothy 1000
1900; mairlc 100000 Whisky Stead;
13l Iron cotton ties-1 90, Bagging-0A
ass Hemp twine--9. Dry salt meats
tboxril-Quitt; extra shorts 11.12la; clear
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Ordlnary...,. 1-l6 Good mid ..s%
Good ord ....,.T plB Mid fair .....V5s
Low mid. .....S l'lB sales .....,..2Uu
New Nork-Spots closed quiet prices
l,l6c down; stock 1896 bales
Good ord ....,.ils Good mid - S.lB
Low mid .....Slg Mid fair .....N ll.lB
iMiddling. ",..Ss Sales ........2s
Liyerpool--Spots closed quiet, unchanged
aud generally in buyers favor: sales 1000
bales, Of which 500 were American; spec
ulntion and export 800 bales; imports 5UOu
bales of which 40 We're American
Ordinary. .,.,.i p-32 Middling ,4A
Good ord, ....4 1872 Good mid -. "A 21.52
Low mid. - 2l-S2 Mid fair ....b 49,
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PORK PACKING IN THE WEST

pounds. 2.4o; "a calves. 346 pounds, 225
pounds 800; A. l.. Elliott, Granite, o. T..
2S steers. s66 pounds 2 s.; 10 steers, 75S
pounds go; A. T. McCarty, Granite, 20
steers, T9+ pounds, 305; 81 steers. T7s
pounds, sos; Hobart National bank Gran
IT. 10 steers, zoe pounds. 90: S L. Phe.
nix, Granite co steers. 1926 pounds, $40;
j. H. Good, Granite, so steers, sos pounds,
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chicago. August --Cattle-Receipts $500.
i naSrlat lWo TEXANS and 500 Westerns:
S;h99' poor 10 medium 4T59i7 50; stockers
bbn ntt, FEEDERS 25Od5.25: cows l.50d5. Ii;
'V5 ttiss o5.oWd65o; Gamers 1,50d2 80; bulls
-;-Sdo'oV: calves oscar %; Texas Jed
SIIIeefs 82I@I.5O; Western steers 5.COd6 10
~ Receipts 1000; steady: good 10
SSn n3t heavy 7;5oa7.s5: light e'fS9f7. 20;
loo. mas SnIS ';1EGq'. %, Sheep-Reeelpts
y rhiQice oweethers S;5od4O0; fair 10 cbo,ce
~, r ,,1,u ?.5o93D: Western sheen . 5OG4O %:
@ 1STse lamoS 3''5@6oo; Western lambs So
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BEARISH WEEKLY REPORT
ACCOMPLISHED SMALL RESULTS
Seeming Advantage Of the Bear.
Liverpool Weak at Start.

At THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, i-64d to i-2-64d lower.
New York, 3 points down 10 point up.
New Orleans, I point down to 2
points up.
SPOTS
Liverpool, unchanged.
New York, 1-16c lower.
New Orleans, unchanged.
-ouston, 3-t6c lower
Galveston, f-ec lower,
Yesterdays cotton market was visited by
the same class Of news that came to han
ON tho DAY before. The eject, however,
was not entirely the same and It can not
be said that either class OF operators rest
ed with perfect ease. Without looking
deep Into the problems of the hour tine
governments weekly weather bulletin
would seem TO have given the bears an.
other inning. In fact. Improvement was
the KEY note to the document and its ap-
pearance was the signal for the period of
greatest weakness But even with tLls de-
gree Of optimism surrounding the plant
there was a provision that some did not
view With complncency. This followed the
buoyaut account Of the Texas condition IN
the past seven days stating damage by
recent foundations rot yet known. but no
doubt considerable" In rennty a large Gle
ment Is DESTROYS of knowing exnctly what
injury has bocu worried to the field IN this
State and Will oppose vigorous action until
such Is known, while others are Thoroughly
alive to the importance Of the month OF
August In making OF unmsRing q crop and
are willing 20 bus under the circumstances
when October delivery can be obtained 49,
points cheaper than the actual stun at the
present day. These Influences quite coun.
terbalanre the seeming advantage Of the
bear and tie darkness in which the report
still left the trade Oh q subject OF vital
Importance failed to bring ABOUT what
might have hcen expected In the shape qi
decliue. At the same time tho elements
Of support were sufficient to attract eApe.
ciai attention since II was stated that a
large New York operator who has held the
picture Of bumper Yield before tho eyes
Of tho South was a heavy buyer.
After three days OF closure the big Eng
llsh market came into the fold with sufn
Client nesslmism IN make the initial trading
suggest the probability Of slump. II
vas then that the bull ncryed to actor
md the confident buying proved as enectiv,
us the r'sdy selling. Tue pressure Of tn,
bureau caused little NE to appear In tn,
proceedings that followed aud values re
coded IN very automatic fashion. Opinion
continued TO vary quite as piuch as hereto
fore. The market for the manufacture,
gcols. Ike that Tor the raw product still
shows hesitation; and speculation at hon
and abroad remains without energy. 1t
claimed that this Is largely induced by ia
general run Of pointers to hold on for
better buying basis. Alcanvhilc the pric
OF spots Is all out Of keeping with the di
counts on future deliveries Tho movcmer
Of new cotton opens q wide range for Ii
hammer club. fact which II is elaine
would become more potent with wealth,
that would delay picking ar marBetln
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KANSAS CITY

ce hIans ,so6 city Mo, August 5.-Cattle-Re.
Slu 90 native calves; market steo5v ~
6 cey .iowFL choice export and dressed
75; s stceFs 7sSs lo; fair to good 4i5%
COWS 425d6l5; native cows "9H boe io' Text
Inis nfi lcfS, led2 %; canuers i :NSis n lS
Rcrsini,sS sk5o Sl' calves 2.J00i5 25 Hos
I45aTso; Zig" IisSt marker nr@1 oMlo lower. ,heavv
5SeIpc IdaeeGlpts 1900 steady setIea " 10,
"'''SsoVo' Western lambs 32OG5 %, p ,atIos
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COFFEE.

New York, August 5.--CofYee Spot Rio
barely steady; No. invoice 5 1916. Nina
Steady; Cordova sGfils. Futures cIoSsI
barely steady, August and September \
points lower and other months 10 10 %
points net lower. Total sales "a $50 bags
October a.a015,35; November apdS ~.
December b.Sh6t3.45 January A4S: Feh'
ruary $40; March 5.4SQiS. so; Nav A'al9
o.6oi July 5.T5Sl5.s0 '''''s
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Before midday the Wall street orders had
rallied the market 70 shade above the
closing OF yesterday. Then came the week
ly crop weather report from washington
and proved to be more favorable than an
ticinated by the trade as whole. Prices
settled back several points, but M the de
cline Wall street became large buyer OF
the distant months Near the close the
market fell a tribe under profit taking by
local Interests and was hnnily steady VITA
prices net / point higher to points lower.
Total sales estimated at 10000 bales.
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BIG SHEEP TRADE.

San Angelo, Texas, August L-lIr. WI
LockllB Of Sherwood, one Of the li1s
operators In this section, has returned NJ
Coleman, where he bought 100 bead
sheep mixed, paying 81 Tor grown iG I
for lambs.
l. Berry bought 30 head Of stock att
paying $500.
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NEW ORLEANS LIVE sT0cE
fSnecial 10 The Post,l

New Orleans, August 5.-The outlook !
favorable for anything desirable 70 Y
cattle line, with prices better Caa x
hogs are in request; 10 fat sheep Oh w.
prices unchanged.
New Orleans Live Stock ESeasai
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ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, August 5.-Cattle-RecsIr,
1000, including 300 Texans; STEADY; ni!;Ts
shipping and export steers 600asM
dressed beef and butcher steers 45Qsls,
steers under 100 pounds 3.25{l4aD; sod
ers and feeders 3.OOM4.60 COWS and IA
ers 2,2Ja4.35: Gamers 1.15I2Sl; So
2.5O@3.4 40; calves 4.00Q6.25; Texas and II
dian steers 3.25di.S0 cows and hsl.f
5@lOc lower; pigs and lights 12jsl2
butchers 7.55GII.SO. Sheep--Receipts al'S
steady; native mttons 2,50di.0O; lama
100000; culls and bucks 20DgiS
stockers 3.00@3,25; Texans 3.0ogS,2a
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wethers 3,sod4.55. Western wetheu ar,
4.25; fed ewes 3.4514.U0; Texas cIvy}
yearllngs 3,15G4 40; Texas clipped s..n
100000; stockers and feeders 2,10SsN
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STOCKS WERE MORE ACTIVE

presumably. in preparation for. the 20 per
cent instailment OF subscriptions 70 ~
fl6.crc,oOo consol Issue. which IS pa!aoie
on Thursday. Stcrlin~ at Fnrls adtahS5I
a centiine further today. LONDON SUI
some stocks here. AIS selling is suppo 'eu
70 represent the retransfer 60 New A2rk Sa
securities sent to London In JUNG 10 We
held there for American owners who were
taking advantage OF cheaper interest rates.
Tue liquidation Of an account or Met,t9-
dend rate on Standard oil, report tllt
the dissolution OF the Reading Voting trust
Would be deferred by not declaring ne lni
dividend gu the nrst preferred stock mn
rate cutting on packing house produS.
from Kansas City were mi1or factors IN ne
duilness aud heaviness which overcame tne
There was a firm tone In the bond market
hut no fenture. Total sales, par Vaue'
S1.3I5.OOp
BANK CLEARiNGs.
Following are tho clcarings Of the Hons
ton banks, together with the amount Of In.
crease or decrease over last year
This week. Last week. lnc
Saturday ....S1.T42,s51 S1I712H SoIl.6lO
Tuesday -. i,7i8,s3' i.2ei.215 45los2
New York Money.
New York, August Money on call
steady NJ 2izsi3 per cent; last loan "a per
cent. Prime mercantile paper $50 per
cent. Sterllng exchange Arm at 4fTR for
demand and Mt 4.SJaS for sixty days; posted
rates 4.S6 and 4ssi5; commercial bills
4.siAGi4SjSi Bar silver 52%; Mexican
dollars lli Government bonds steady;
State bonds Inactive railroad bonds hrm
London Money
London. August 5.-Consols for money
04M; account 9iK. Bar silver dull 24i4d
per ounce. Money 2Ad2iq per cent; dis
count for short bills 2i.d2 g.i6 per cent,
three months bills 2 0iG0oHs per cent
London Stock Market.
New York, August 5.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablcgram
says: Stocks today were iuanmate. To
all intents Americans did not really open.
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New York. August 5-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablcgram
says: Stocks today were iuInlmate. To
all intents Americans did not really open
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BANK CLEARfNGs.


London, August 3 Consols for money
o45+; account 9iIk Bar silver dull 81,
per ounce. Money 2Am2ia per cent; dis.
count for short bills 5ied2 0.l6 per cent;
three months bills 2 0-l6@2@ per cent
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Houston Railroad Receipts.

Following are the receipts Of cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales
Houston and Texas Central ,.,..... 3
Galveston, Harrisburg aud San An
tonic =. Observation-Disclosures. i0I
Houston East and West Texas ,..... l25
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass. $3.50. la
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. ..,..... s
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Total sales for the day, 2oo,soo shares.
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Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Statemen..

Bales
;ross receipts thus far this week. LAD
iross receipts 1880 days this season LOST 34D
;russ receipts MS days ilOo.leOi . iol ,u20
iross receipts BIS days lSg9,19O0. 1,II6,2i2
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palIy Interior Movement
Comparative Spot Markets.
Other Spot Markets.

Gniveston--Spots closed quict and nom
inal. prices NC down; stock 1850 bales.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
COUNT IN COURT
 LUGEHAY'S FIT

Fl PassD Tex. Feb. 6.-Count de Luce nay of Calcutta. India, was arraigneG on a charge of false swearing today and bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $1 eco bail. Tn default of bail ne was sent back to jail. His bride. who sat by his side during tho proceed ings. returned to the jail to be near her husband, whom she is not permitted to see.
 Just after th- court had announced it's decision the count reeled and fell to the floor. writhins in convulsio-itf. 'Phy- sicians who Nere summoned treated him for strychnine poisoning and after an hours work restored him. He was conveyed back to jail and q short time later il was reported that he had at tempted to drown himself in bethtub. Subsequently,. il is said. he broke up q glass p-tt!e and attempted to swallow the fragments.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
TALK TO CATHOLICS
 NO PROSECUTIONS
Archbishop Ireland Shows How They
 May Strengthen Themselves,

Washington. Eea. 6.-.ArcAsi-hop Ire land, Of st. Paul. w&s tGc principal speaker at tho annual h-lquct of the Carroll Institute held here tocignt. He sought U d.sabase his hearers oc ths impression which he believed pre- vailed ar,nnS C&tholicc, that they sui forcd becu-sc of their religion. SUE gestinS in tais connection that many persons Of that fpith appeared evil .dently aH.ioUG of heing half peTsec cCted.
 lie asaeIt-d th.t Catholics do uot .suGer because or their re!isicl, and hc said the idea that thcy Gld is gradually disa rpearing. Thev have, he said, a be;tag chance of aCcowpl.sEi1S. what is desired than formerly. Instead o. wait ing Untu measures preiGdieiai to their interests are adopted, they should pro- test against any alleged infTac ton of their r.Sht=, and they v.C-lf De given respectful attention.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
CAPTAIN MAS DEAD.

Dallas. Tex. Feb. 6.-Capt Loui. MRas. proprietor of the Windsor hotel here. is dead. He served through the civil war in the federal army and alter wards joined the regulars. seeing service in California, Arizona and New Mexico. and becoming captain of the Sixth infantry.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
MRS. soFFEL CoLLAPs1NG.

Pittsburg. Pa. Feb. 6.-Word comes tonight from Butler to the effect thai Mrs. Sofiei the accomplice of the Bid di" brothers. is Considera bly Worse. Der wound seems to be healing. but she has taken little nourishment anC her mental condition is described as apnrOlohlnG q collapse
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
SHIP AND CREW LOST.

London. Feb. 6-The Norwegian bark Adoiph. Captain Anderson. which sailed from Hamburg, January q. foI Brunswick. Ga-- is presumed to be lost Five bodies and some letters addressed in care O. Captain Anderson have been washed ashore at Sherness.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
CRASH OF GLASS.
A Lower Price Announced by One of
 the independent Co.npanies.

Pittsbur&. Pa. Feb. f.-Th- Irdepen- lent Glass company. the real lighting actor in the glass war. announced ;o- lay that for May and June delivery it would place window slass at a price .ower than the rates now cu.r.-t. The price now prevailing is lova~ than that It which glass was sold when the co1l- pines fell apar, g. month ago. The In- dependent people saJ they are de -eruined to make and all the slasa they can.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07
RYAN.s NEXT TIGHT.

Kansas City, Mo. Feb. G.-Tonmy Ryan tonight aarounCcl t1aJ h. has sirued art.-lgs to Gght Charley Golf Of Portland. ore. at 8ossIand, E. e.. fer a purae of S. GOO early in March. Ryan ,vill box Jack Baauscholtc. in Chicago. six ro-uas. T7e1~uary 1ith.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

When you get tired of work. you will realize that you have reached the time of life when you have no place to
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

What has become cc the old fashic1e1 man wko referred to . woman 2s a bunch of e-liso.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

Has always been to eXcen in every branch of our business. We will never >e content to occupy any but the first lass. Our aim is to make our tailoring business successful, and with this ob- feet ip view have put our whole ener- sics into it.
 We claim to be in a better position han any of our competitors for the .ollowing reasons:
 Our goods are all new and well se- ected.
 We are our own cutters and filters.
 We keep posted on the very latest 7tyles. men.
 Special attention given to ladies cos tunes.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-07

When z man gives his mind to luii- ting the tobacco habit, he hasn't r.uc& mind left to devote to his affairs.