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The Washington times., 1902-08-17
SECRETARY MOODY NOT
TO SEE WAR GAMES
Will Return Home for a
Short Rest.
Coming to Washington Later On-Fleet
Maneuvers Begin During the
Present Week

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 16.-Secretary
OF the Navy William II. Moody has
abandoned the idea OF witnessing the
war games with the fleet of the North
Atlantic squadron. and this evening
sailed on the Dolphin. He will go to
ms home for short rest. after which
he will go to Washington.
This morning he visited the War Col
iege and witnessed the war games a..
played there, and then lunched with
Captain Hunker at the training station.
This afternoon he witnessed a sham hat.
tie between the apprentice boys and
marines at the training station, the en-
counter lasting well into the afternoon
AS he left the station he was given the
salute due his rank, which was an.
swered Dy the Dolphin.
The Washington times., 1902-08-17
The Dolphin Sails.

The Dolphin sailed at o'clock this
afternoon. and as soon as Mr.. Moody
leaves the vessel she will join the squad
ers. The tug Leyden sailed today to
join the fleet. and the torpedo boats will
sail tomorrow.
The war game with the ships will take
place the coming week, but in this the
shore defenses take no part, ii being an
attempt made by hostile squadron to
effect landing somewhere on the coast
between Boston and New York without
being discovered and prevented by the
defending squadron.
The attempt to force a passage in
Long Island Sound will occur later.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
MEXICO MAY ADOPT
 THE GOLD STANDARD
Republic Intends to Rebabilitate Its
 Currency System

New York, November 2.-The Mexi- can government has been sounding some ot the large banking houses with a view to procuring enough gold to re- habilitate the Mexican currency sys- tenn. There is no immediate intention of placing Mexico on a gold basis. but Wall street believes that this is a step in that direction.
 President Diaz tois q representative of New York banking interests that he intends to take steps to place the Mex ican dollar on a more stable basis. The present plans are the result of repre- scntatiC2s to him by American syndi- cates that have invested large amounts of money in Mexican industries.
 Mexico is practically the only nation. with the exception cf China. that has not accepted the gold standard The larger it's foreign trade grows. the poore: the country is becoming. owing jC the depreciation of it's silver dollar. which is quoted at only 59Ac
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
SOUTHERN CAMPAIGN
 ENDED THE WEEK
MT. Morrison Had a Or eat Meeting at
 Clifton Saturday Night

Clifton, November 2, (Special)-H Robert F. Morrison last night closed the campaign in Graham which has been regarded as the banner demo- cratic county in the territory. Indi- cations now point to a majority for Wilson of less than 1OO which will be less than half the county gave for Smith two years ago. The registration in this county is $500
 The meeting here last night was fitting close to the campaign in the south. It was the largest political as semblage ever seen in Clifton. The democrats admit that and that the in terest shown in the canvass of MT. Morrison is much greater than that of Wilson. The meeting was held in sym nasium hall which was beautifully H. luminated and decorated. Both before and after the meeting a reception was given the candidate in the library. During all this time the town was lit by bonfires ard shaken by bombs. At the same tsr a. Perception was given Mrs. MorriscA by Mrs. Van Gortner.
 The meeting ccupied an hour and a half. Mf. MoIrison was introduced by Fred Cleveland. "a business man of this place. The, stant speaking had ren-
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
HIS RIVAL SPOILED
 RUNAWAY MATCH
Girl Persuaded by Former Suitor
 Against Wedding Her Fianee.

Baltimore Md, November 2-Wright- Harpcr.-Frederick F. Wright. 22. of Brooklyn. Md; Housie Belle Harper, 19, of Essex county, Va.
 Enmeshed with the foregoing entry c1 ,he books of the marriage license clerk of BaltiEccre is a tangled romance in which his rival frustrated Mr. Wright's plans for a runaway marriage with Miss Harper.
 Last Thursday Miss Harper's sister was married to Miles Garnett in Vir- ginia7 and the wedding party accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Garnett to Bal tiInore as guests of the Wright family. iIr. Wright had been best man ct the wedding and Miss Harper the maid of koGor.
 lAr. Wright and Miss Harper had de- cided to slip away from the rest of the ps-rty on the return into Virginia yes terday and get married. The license c'as already procured.
 MT. Wright reached the trysting place at 10:15 in the morning and wait ed until 2:30 in the afternoon. Miss Harper never came.
 He learned afterward that Miss liar per had really left the wedding party. as she promised she would Roland C2rnett, a former suitor. left at the same time, and now Mr. Wright be- lievcs that his rival persuaded Miss Harper to jiit him.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
SANATOR PLATT
 SURE OF NEW YORK
Has No Doubt in inc World of
 0deIPS Re- Election
The People of the Empire State U1- derstand That the Election To- morrow is Only Preparation for the Election of 1904.

New York, November 2.-Senator Platt, after reviewing reports from leaders all around the state. announced tonight at the Fifth avenue hotel that Governor Odells reelection is assured beyond any doubt whatever. Senator Platt also predicted that tho demo- cratic plurality in Kings would net ex- ceed 10000.
 Governor Odell will be reelected by a splendid plurality" said the senator to 9 Tribune reporter. "The returns on Tuesday night will demonstrate anew that New York is a republican state. David E. Hills attacks on Governor Oden excited momentary interest. but after being weighed by the thoughtful people of the state they have fallen flat. The people reCOllect that Hill is the same Hill who was buried under a republican plurality O: more than I50- GOO in 1894 The republican organiza- ton is in splendid fighting trim all over the state, and the rank and file are working as they never worked before. The apathy noticeable q week CT two agcr has disappeared, and the voters arc alive to the fact that this election is the forerunner of 1904, and that busi- ness prosperity is at stake. The news I received today rom Brooklyn is very encouraging. Coler will not have a plurality to exceed 10000 in Kings The predictions of the Tammany men as to majorities are not worthy of serious consideration. The attempts of the Hin men to stampede the farmers are not banning out large results. The aboli- tion of the state tax is a'tangible ar gumcnt with the agricUturalists. They are with the republican party this year uore strongly than ever. The reports now being received show that the re- publicans all over the state are alive to the situation. The plurality Of Gov ernor Odell will be 9 splendid one The people are with Odell because he has proven himself an admirable executive. ! expect excellent results from Kings. Lieutenant Governor Woodruff is a splendid organizer, and he is on his mettlc in this campaign The demo crate are mistaken with regard to the alleged popularity Of MT. Coler in Kings. -Flssre- hs o-Geuh t-tJDout the re- suit on Tuesday. Oden will be re- elected"
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
4 DYHAMITER'S
 FIERCE LOVE
Blew Up the Rome of a Girl Who
 Wouldn't Marry Him.

Chicago, November "A dynamite bomb, the weapon of a deranged as- sassin, blew up the home of Joseph Dordeck in Chicago Heights today, killing two members of the family out right and injuring several others. The house was set on fire and burned and that of a neighbor caught fire, and was also destroyed. The dead are:
 JOSEPH KORDECK.
 LUCY KORDECK, aged two years.
 The explosion occurred while the family was asleep.
 Charles Smith. a former boarder. who was paying attention to one of KOrdeck's daughters, has been arrest ed. charged with the crime.
 The Kordeck girl was to have been married to another man next week. Smith declares that he is innocent, but the neighbors declare that he made threats if the girl refused to be his wife that he would blow up the entire family with dynamite.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
MANAGER GLAD OF IT.

Hartford, Conn, November 2.-TOung Corbett was arrested in Unionville at the request of Sheriff Resiny. who will probably take Corbett to Waterbury tcEorrow morning. In an interview Corbett said:
 ''I pay little attention to my arrests. Such things are to be expected. The p.opc-ed cxhiDitCn was to be any thing but a prize fight, simply spar ring exhibition for Ioints only, as al lowed by the law. I shall eEdeavOr to secure bail when | reach Waterbury" ."
 William l.. Crowley, manager of the Waterbury Athletic Club when told of the arrests,of Corbe-t and Austin Rice said he was glad the step had been taken, as il would give an opportunity to see who was right, he or the people who opposed the exhibition. He said he would go to Waterbury with Cor bett and secure bail for both Corby tt and Rice.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03

Cincinnati O., November 2.-Intsnse fcciing has developed among den S~-at- ic workers who are Mclean men be- cause nore O; the funds collected by the democratic candidates. wh9fafe Johnson men. have been turne1 oter to the Hamilton county committee. In- dications are that there will be troi5lc at the polls. Tho demccratic candi- dates today prepared papers for an application to the rupcr!cr ooIrt to- morrow 10 prevent certain persons from voting.
 Ut is said that il one of the pre- ciEcts 18O colored men registered from the Half Moon boarding house on the river front. and a careful canvass shows that there are only 127 residents there. With the exception or close fights for congressman in several doubtful districts. there is a n0ticec ble lack Of enthusiasm. There iS no doubt about the republican st7te Uick1t, and the only doubt rests on two CT three congressional districts.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
BLOODY OUTBREAK
 0F LkDRONES AGAIN
Cap;ur a Town, Behead the PIesid. Tt
 and Commit Other Outrsges.

Menila, November "A portion of a gang of ladrones. which have been op- crating on the island Biliran, where .hey committed various outrages. crossed over to the island Of Leyte on Wednesday and entered a small town near Carigara. They captured and be- headed the president of the town, murdered his wife. whom they slashed with bolos, and abducted the presi- dents children. The motive is said to have been the presidents friendliness to Americans. The ladrones are again active in the provinces of RiZal and Bulucan. LuZon
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
YOUNG C0RBETT
 AND AUSTIN RICE
Arrest d to Prevent Prize Fight Next
 Thursday.

New London, Conn, November Q Austin Rice of this city, who is sched- uled to meet Young Corbett in box ing contest at Waterbury November 6. was arrested charged with intent to break the peace. The warrant was is sued at the instance of the clerk of the Waterbury police court, and was the result of complaints from a number oi citizcns of Waterbury regarding the proposed match. Rice was .accompan- jed by the officers to Waterbury to- night.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03

satisfactory state of affairs these troops will be withdrawn. Their places eventually may be taken by marines and sailors. after Cuba has lived up to her promise to grant coal ing stations.
 But until that promise is kept. 1t Is contended by legal experts. the presi- dent has no authority to withdraw wholly the troops of the United States from the island. It is believed that these points will be thoroughly covered in the note which il is thought will b. sent to Havana in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
DEATH ENDS FAMILY TROUBLE.
Kansas Nan Shoots His Wife and Then
 Kills Himself

Independence, Kan. Noverter 2.- Charles Keeper of this place shot and instantly killed his wife and then ended his own life in tae postomce building here today.
 Hooper and his wife were married about ten years ago. but separated some years after. Later reConcilia- tion was brought about, but Mrs. Hooper secured a reconciliation re- gently on the ground of nor-support. She was alvO given the custody of the children, but the husband 1t is said. tock them from her. and 1t was while Mrs. Hooper was consulting a lawyer aobut getting her children back that the two met. As they stepped out into the hall the shooting occurred. Mrs. Hooper is daughter of J. W. Ander- son Of Altoona, and the two recently came here from Howard. There are four children.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03

Tucson, Ariz., November 2. .(SpeciaD An immense crowd oi people with band of music assembled at the Tucson depot to greet MT. Morrison on his way to Phoenix tonight He addressed the people and there was great enthusi- asm. Morrison will carry Mark Smiths county by a handsome majority.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
HEINzE MINES SHIPPING ORE.
S60.OC0 Spent in Improving Coacentrat-
 ing Plant

Basin, Mont, November 2.-The first cor load of Concentrating ore has been shipped here from the Butte mines of the Montana Ore Purchasing Co. Only hall of the mill will be put in service at present. About 100 laborers are en- ployed around the works in building a Hume and reservoir. The Hume water is to be stored in the reservoir. and from there pumped up the hill to tanks, a distance of 150 feet A big pump has been ordered fo~ this purpose.
 The mill is being increased in size from 5CO to 1200 tons capa city. About 20 Wrhey tables have been put in.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
THREE TRAINMEN KILLED.
By Explosion of a Boiler on the Balti-
 more and Ohio.

Baltimore, November 2.-Three train- Hnen were almost instantly killed today by an explosion of the boiler of a Balti- more and Ohio locomotive at Hale thorp. Engineer E. w. Biggs. Fireman O. w. Hunt, and Brakeman C. O. Sailing were killed.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
STREET CAR STRIKE WON.

Schenectady, N. Y. November 2.- The strike of the moteormen on the Hudson Valley Electric railway was settled tonight, the company recogniz- ing the union and agreeing to the schedule of wages presented by the men, who will return to work tomor- row. The strike has been notable for much riOting.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
PRESIDENTS SUNDAY.

Brandy Station, Va, November D. The president passed several hours this afternoon on the battlefield of Cedar Mountain. He received from a partici- pant an accurate account of the fight
 In the very heart of the battlefield he held an informal reception. Many people gathered from the surrounding country.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
KILLED AT A CROSSING.

Elgin. H., November Frank and Louis Schutte and Charles and James Woodrich were killed early today at Algonquin, H., when the milk express of the Chicago & Northwestern railroad struck their carriage on a crossing. All live at Algonquin except Woodrich, whose home was Kilbourne City, Wis.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
DEADLY GAS.

New StraitsvilIe, O., November g. Maurice O'Brien, a miner. Charles Sampson, stable boss, and Herbert Coran, bookkeeper, were killed by an explosion Of gas in the Lest Run mine, near here, today. It is supposed that the gas found it's way into the mine from an adjoining mine abandoned sev- eral years ago.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03

dered MT. Morrison hoarse but he quickly recovered from it and deliver ed a magnificent address, the fftieth and the next to the last speech of the campaign. The last will be delivered at Phoenix tomorrow night. The can didate is pleased with the out look here and in every point in the territory.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
JUDGE REAGAN INJURED.

Palestine. Tex. November e-Whic driving horse 10 his home today Judge John D. Reagan was thrown frcrI bis buggy end sustained bruises about the head and shoulders. IL is not believed. however. that he has been seriously hurt. He is now resting easy 2t his home
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
AGREED TO ARBITRATION

Lille. France, November "A meet inS today between delegates of the coal companies and the striking coal miners of the Department du Nord decided to refer the question of an increase of miners wages to arbitration.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
SCRATCH MAY PROVE FATAL.

Lancaster, November A scratch on his finger is likely Co cause the ieath of William Goodman. of this city. About a week ago he scratched his finger with piece of rusted wire. aul after the wound apparently healcI lookjaw developed. His condition is critical.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
OIL MEN FIND COAL.

Tourteen-ioot Vein Discovered in Del
 aware County. Indiana.
 Indianapolis, Ind, November 2.-A vein of coal fourteen feet thick has been struck by oil we'll borers cast of Fairmount, in Delaware county.
 The find is in the heart of the gas belt, and is important, as natural gas is gradually giving out. and some of the factory owners arc thinking or moving near the coal fields.
 An effort to keep the find quiet and get leases on the land failed.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
SUNK IN A COLLISION.
Only Three of the Crew of the Enero
 Saved.

London. November 2.-The British steamer St. Reglus. Captain McMullen. from Shields for Alexandria,. has put in at Gravesend. She reports that she collided with and sunk the Spanish steamer Enero. With the exception of three the crew of the Enero was drown ed. The accident occurred Friday night off Dungeness.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
DONE IN MINNESOTA.

St. Paul, November 2.-C,overncr Van ZaHdt practically closed his cam paign last night. when h. finished his tclr of the Mesab1 range towns.
 l.. A. Besing, the democratic can li- date for governor. ~iH close his can vass with a meeting at Minneapolis to- rccrTcW night. There arc TO develop ments today that caused either of the party managers to change his claim of sucCpes
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03

ing haciendas will suffer great loss ow- ing to the fact that theiE-stsek cannot procure food, the fields being covered with ashes rem the Santa Maria vol canO. The brCcks arc choked with ashes and cindcTs. and all the neigh boring roads ;lrA. covered. It beginG to be seen that the coffee planters will come off better than the stock raiscrs Diligont investigation shows no loss Of life in the recent disturbances.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
A COLD WAVE.
Catches Southern New Mexico and
 Texas.

Fl Paso, Tex, November "A cold wave has swept over this section dur ing the past twelve hours and reports from surrounding mountain regions in- dicate that the snow fall has been heavy on the slopes in New Mexico
 Hundreds of sheep caught uneXpect- edly in the open have perished and be- low this city in the Rio Grande valley losses have been heavy.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
ALL PITT THE COI-Nr

Lincoln. Neb., November Gam paisn committees were busy today sending out instructions to party mar a@c-s. but the work of the campaign. the chairmen say, is finished except compiling the returns.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
FRENCH LIKE OUR TOOLS.
Consul Skinner's Views on Extending American Manufacturcs in France.

Washington. November NO class of American manufactures find reader sale in France that agricultural a iT- plements," says United States Consul Skinner in a report. He adds. Our manufacturers as a body have left the field to q mere handful c. their numbers This handful. by generally emitting to establish their own agon- cics, are neither ceiling as much as they might nor acquiring the identity among the consumers that they should.
 "Onc objection to the habit of trust ing to existing agencies is that it tends 10 prevent our manufacturers from having q clear comprehension of the limitations and distinctive features Of continental methods. If they were in Gircct contact with the farming com munity their quick genius would enable them to adapt now unsalable articles 10 peculiar conditions abroad and to control an undeveloped trade"
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
RECORD TRTP OIL AS FUEL.
 ..a- - ...i iR Steamship Clam 4lo>es Oil Is Cheaper to Burn Than Coal

Sydney, W. s. w, November 2.-The Shell Transport Company's steamship Clam has arrived here from Batoum, having made a record voyage.
 She used oil as fuel, which increased her speed half a knot as compared with her last voyage under coal.
 The consumption or oil was IS tons a day, against 24 tons Of Welsh and 2S tons Of English coal He: crew is one third smaller than usual.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
FUsIoNIsTs CLAIM NEVADA.

Reno NeV.. November g.-Republic- arc are much more active in the last thirty-siX hours than they have been at any time during the campaign. They seem confident of success. The fu-I sionist leaders claim the state by five hundred to a thousand.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
ACCOUNrAMT

Up-to-date, laborsaving systems of bookkeeping installed for large or small concerns; mining company books ad- justed; annual closing of books ar ranged.
 Phoenix, Ariz. Tel. 3731.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03

will contain at least 204 republicans That is my minimum estimate. ' have $lCC0O cash tC wager th1t the repub- licans will control the next house.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
THREATENED WITH LYNCHING.

from IneZ, Ky, to the Enquirer says;
 Pleasant Spreading, held for killing his 4-year-old son and 15-year-cId daughter. is threatened with lyncing.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
CUBA WILL GET A JOLT
 BY THIS GOVERNMENT
The Island VIII Be RigidIy Held to
 Terms Of the PIatt Amendment

Washington Awaiting Formal Notification of the Cuban Refusal to Accept the Terms of the Reciprocity Treaty-There Will Be an Insstence Upon the Carry ing Out of the Pledge of the Cuban Constitution in Respect of the Naval Bases and the Guaranteed Coal ing Stations
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03

It is estimated that $6OO0O has been expended by Mir. Heinze since he took hold of the plant. A suit to enjoin Hcinze from operating the mill is now pending in Judge Parker's court at Boulder.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
LINED UP FOR BATTLE
 OF BALLOTS TOMORROW
The Revolt Against Tom Johnson in
 Cincinnati

The Mclean Men Will Take Revenge for Having Been cluded From the State Campaign Fund Chairman Babcock of the Republican Congressional Committee Makes Minimum Estimate of Twenty Majority in the Next House-He Will Wager Thousands on a Mere Majority-A Hot Close in Nevada.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
A FRENCH AFFAIR
Which Is Apparently EGsing Its Wa-
 Toward a Duel.

Paris. November 2.-Marquis de Dion yesterday charged two friends M Rru- neau and M. Syvetol. to make a d. mand on Gerault Richard. o' the Petit, RepUblique for reparation for offensive conduct, or retraction of certain statements made. It appears to b. a prelude to duel between the two men, both members of the chamber of deputies. The trouble grew su. ct .h- Marquis de Dion siGpping A Rich ards face, and the latter kicked tho marquis shns.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
WEATHER TO-DAY.

Washington. November 2.-Forecast for Arizona-Fair; warmer Monday and Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
CONGRESSIONAL ESTIMATES.

NUE UE.I-IoSIINNIl I.o INAI L@.
 New York, November 2.-The follow ing statement of the result of the con- gIessiocaI elections throughout the country was made today bysChlirman Babcock. O. the republican co1grcs- sional committees:
 "The next house of representatives
Arizona republican., 1902-11-03
AN INTERSTATE QUESTION.
Measures to Settle Controversy Be
 tween Kansas and Colorado.

tween Kansas and Colorado.
 Topeka, Kan, November 2-Kansas will take part in the investigation in stituted by Colorado. to measure the seepage O; the waters of the Platte river to determine how much water is taken out of the Platte river at its upper channel and returns to it lower down by seepage.
 The determination of this question will go far toward settling the contro- Vcrsy between Kansas and Colorado regarding the rights tO the waters Of the Arkansas river. A suit instituted by Kansas is now pending in the United States supreme court.