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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
TROPHIES ARE CAPTURED
BY FAIR YOUNG EXPERTS
Tennis Cups Become the Property Of Miss Vera
Beyfuss and Miss Hazel Nayor Through Their
Second Victory on Golden Gate Park Courts

and Miss Alice Naylor beat Miss Ida Mearns
and Miss v Crocker. rs. 60
First round-Miss Lindstrom and Miss AL
berger beat Miss Mills and Miss Duncan. Co.
90: Miss Beyfuss and Miss Lindstrom beat
Miss Weed and Miss Naylor; g.. 2-e: IS.
beat Miss Alberger and Miss X Lindstrom
6-2 6-3.
Many of the players who will partici-
pate in the tournament to-day were out
for practice. Guy Lytton and Charles
Dunlap played a tie match with Charles
Griffin and ]. M Baker, the score being
7-5, 2-6. George James and Dunlap beat
George Finch and Charles Teller 90, Ga.
NJ. Long and Teller beat ]. r. Lewis and
]. B. Adams 6-3. 4-6, TO Finch and Ad-
ans tied Teller and James 6-3, 3-6.
Many of the California Club players
braved the fog and wind and put in the
afternoon before the nets. a fast doubles
was played by DR.. Sumner Hardy and
Harry Rolfe and Sidney Salisbury and
DIR. Hill. Hardy and Rolfe won three
sets. the last of which was close. Hardy
somewhat outclasses the others and won
many aces for his side.
In singles VIII Allen and Norman Hodg-
kinson played three fast sets. The for
ner won the first, but the professional
beat him out in the next two Hodgkin-
son also won three straight from Ray
Cornell.
The following matches were played:
Glenn Cogwell beat Harry McAfee 6-3, 60,
Go; Dr. Loverrove and T. D. Black beat l..
c. Bozarth and II. Gabriel Ga. SO '6-l Nor
man HodEkinson beat VIII Allen. 81. 50. Ga.
and Roy Cornell 6-3. Ga So; Dr. Noble beat
w. Little. IL. 60 6-3, Sc; Bozarth beat
Gray. ga, GA; Sidney Salisbury beat Harry
Rolfe. Ga. CD: RoIfe and DR.. Hardy beat
Salisbury and DR.. Hill. 81. 6-3. rs: Allen
heat Harry Haight, SO. 6-4; Bozarth tied j.
f. Brady Ga, 81.
The seventh handicap doubles tourna-
ment for the challenge cups will be played
on the park courts to-day. Play will be-
gin promptly at o'clock.
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WESLEY WINS THE SENIOR
SINGLE SCULL SHE'LL RACE
Member of the Bohemian Boat Club
Scores a Decisive Victory on
the Harlem

NEW YORK. Sept 1s.-The senior single
scuu shell race. the chief event OF the fall
regatta of the Harlem Regatta Association
on The Harlem this afternoon, was won de-
cis3vely BY Frank Neseley of the Bohemian
Boat Club New York Summary
Junior single scuIs-Wcn by c. A Muller.
Nassau Boat Club, New York: J. c. Eusr.
Metropolitan Athletic Club, New York, second
Tine. 6-O5 l-5.
Senior single sculls-Won by Frank Neseley,
Bohemian Boat Club, New York: c. s Titus.
Atlanta Boat Club, second Time. 5:11 %
-Four Dared g1gs-WOu By Dauntless Club,
New York. Time. 5.2A
Senior double sculls-Won BY Atlanta Boat
Club Tine. 4:s4
Junior double sculls-Won by Metropolitan
Boat Club Tine. 80
Junior four-oare5 gigs-Won by Bohemian
crew, New York Time. sol -
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sluice-Box Robbers Caught.

ANACONDA. Mont. Sept. 1a-Thomas Rud-
dy and George Ogilsive were caught by Off
GERS OF the French Gulch Dredging Company
IN the act OF robbing the sluice boxes Of gold
early this morning The company officials sus-
pected that the boxes were being robbed and
a watch set ORilslve later confessed in
Jail that Rudy and he had been systematically
rotbing the boxes for many months and re-
turned TO the company more than $1,000 worth
Of cAd dust which ne had in his possession.
While being taken TO jail Ruddy secured a
rife and attempted to Kill Roy Davidson.
president Of the company. During the scuffe
he fred one shot but missed Davidson. Be
fore he could fire again the workmen over
powered him.
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Hr HE women of the Golden Gate
Tennis Club participated in some
lively turnament play yesterday on
IA the public courts AS play was
confined to the second and third
classes the matches, although exciting
and hotly contested, were not of high
class.
In the second class the cups were car
ried off by new team, Miss Anita Bey-
fuss and Miss Gretta Lindstrom Miss
Vera Beyfuss and Miss Hazel Naylor by
winning the third class trophies yester-
day gain permanent possession of them.
They won the previous tournament and
as the cups were to be won twice they
now belong to the winners.
BY far the best match was that in
which Miss Anita Beyfuss and Miss Lind
strom were opposed to Miss Dorothy
Weed and Miss Alice Naylor. The latter
were the cup holders and the former were
considered their most dangerous oppo-
nents. After each had won and lost a set
So Miss Beyfuss and Miss Lindstrom
took the third and deciding one, which
went to deuce. The winners were steadier
than their opponents and won by getting
the balls back. Miss Weed played an ag-
gresslVe game Dut sdcrIuceu uIeClIoli
for speed. The score was 60, 60, rs.
Miss Anna Alberger and Miss Karin
Lindstrom won all their matches easily
until they reached the finals, where they
were beaten in straight sets.
In the third class one of the teams de-
faulted and the only match played re-
suited in a victory for Miss Vera Bey
fuss and Miss Hazel Naylor, who beat
Mrs Whitney and Miss Mearns Sc, 60.
The second class resulted as follows:
Preliminary round-Miss Anna Alberser and
Miss Karin Lindstrom beat Miss a. Sea and
Miss Lubbin So 60: Miss Dorothy Weed
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COURT DECIDES AGAINST
CLAIM OF ALLEGED WIDOW
Lille Belle Pierce Loses Her Suit
Against the Imboden Estate In
CT I,ouis

ST LOUIS. Sept. I9-Judge Thomas B.
Crews Of the St Louis Probate Court, in a de-
csion announced to-day. refused TO allow the
claim OF Lille Belle Pierce to a widows share
OF the $500. 600 estate Of the late Luther E.
Imboden. whose common law wife she says
she is Attorney Joseph Wheeler. behalf Of
Miss Pierce. took an appeal TO the Circuit
Court.
Miss Pierces contention was supported in
the Probate Court by depositions taken In St
Louis. French Lick Springs. Ind. and Hot
Springs, Ark. from witnesses who say that
she and Imbodea were known husband and
wife
Judge Crews decision leaves the entire es-
tate in the possession Of Mrs. DR. J. C. Par
rish Jr-. the only daughter or Imboden.
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Dick welles to Try for Record.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 19.-Negotiations
are now on for an attempt by Dick Welles
to break his mile worlds running record
of 1:37 % at the fall meeting at Latonia.
which opens on October a. The same
methods employed when Salvador broke
the record at Monmouth Park will be
used at Latonia, and Dick Welles will be
picked up by the fast pacemakers all
along the route.
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SEVENTH RACE-six furlOngs. selling:
crssceus Lowers a Record.

OMAHA. Neb., Sept. 19.-Cresceus. the
worlds champion trOtting stallion. broke an
other worlds records at Exposition Park track
to-day by making mile half mile track
In -OS fat and also lowered his own record
Of 2:OS1t The performance was witnessed
bv 5000 persons The time BY quarters was
a. follows: .31%. 1.O3l2. 1:35A, 2:o5 nat.
The trotting stallion was paced BY an auto
nnobf1. and with a running mate. Had II not
hen FOR a strong wind blowing up the quar-
ter stretch the mile would have been made IN
4
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Automobile collides With Sidewalk

HAvRE. France. Sept. 19.-Van Fleet Sad
der described as an American tourist. while
riding in an automobile down a steep street
in the town Of Bolbec. lost control of his ma
chine and collided with the sidewalk Saddler
and his wife were pitched out, Saddler's knee
was broken and his face badly injured and
Mrs. Saddler sustained some contusions
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Q
James Wins the Championship.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Lous n. James CT
GIenview last years national title holder. de-
feated Paul T. Murphy OF the Garden City
Il. ID Golf Club in the 36-hole finals Of tn
Glenvew cup championship to-day by four up
and four to play 1t was almost a foregone
conclv sion after the morning round that James
would win as he had a lead of two up for
the eighteen holes. Neither played well
as ir the preceding rounds of the tournament,
both being erratic at times. Murphy had more
luck than his opponent, but on the whole was
outclasSed
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ONE LONE FIRST
CHOICE IN FRONT
Upsets Are Numerous
on the Delmar Park
Track.
Special Dispatch to The cau.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 19.-The st. Francois
handicap at seven furlongs was the fea-
ture of an excellent card at Delmar Park
this afternoon and was won in easy fash
ion by Croix dor, second choice in the
betting. Outsiders in the betting won all
of the races except the sixth. Weather
clear. track fair. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Six furIongs. selling:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. z Fin.
to LA Cache. 80 (HOwelD... 3 1 nix
10 to Certain. 104 Castro)..... %
Time. ;1s1s. start good Won driving Win
ner. a. b McGinnis & cos ch. BY John
Griffith 80, Ben Brainafd 80. Stub los. Charles
c 1O4. Ultra Wires 1O4. Pope Leo 1OT. Ruth l.
0s. Called Back 107, Goudy 9s. also ran.
SECOND RACE-six and half furIongs.
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
G TO athena, 1O6 (J. Sheehan).. 1 I y
Even-Wenrick. 90 &C.. Miller).... 2
3 to 1-Walnt Hill, 104 (Birknrth) 8
ner, T. p. Hayes b. T. by Halma-Bessie Lee
B. Hugh MCGOWAN 50 also ran
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs. selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. z Fin.
IS to 1-Crime. 1O1 (sculy). 3 =
to to i-f15ae i-zlSI No Mac. oe '5Ss 1s5esj..1o
Time. 1:1sH start good Won driving VIM
AIine S 90. Eliza Cook 1O4. Star Gazer iO4,
Postmaa 1O7 Broodler 1O4. Budweiser 90, Du-
ella 1O2. Tangent 1O1. also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-seven furlongs. ST. Fran
BeftinE. Horse. weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
3 to 1-Croix dor. 1O7 (J. Sheehn) i
to l-Pourquoi Pas. % (Shea)... 3 1
. to 1-Hilee. 116 (Birkenruth).... 3
Time. 1901. Start poor. Won easily VIM
ner. W Mulkeys en- g Dy Dorcnart-S5olden
slipper. Jordan los. Belvina los, Don o High
%, also ran
FIFTH RACE-Five furIongs. purse:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. z Elm.
13 to Frank Collins. 100 u.
Hcnnessey) ..-.........
4 to 1-IngoIthrift. 1O3 (Calvit).. IL
to 1-Basgerly. 1O3 (Sheal.-.-- 10
Time 1:O3%t. Start good Won easily Win
ner. Mrs. A. Givens br. c. by Joe Norwood
Lady Clyde Ario 103. ". P. Palmer 102. Ida
paws 1O4 Interrogation 100. Matt Wadleigh
100. Bradley Bill 1O7. True Girl 1O5, also ran
SIXTH RAcE-one and three-sixteenth
Ii.'tf BatfinT Horse Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
10 The Bobby. 1O3 (Sayers).. i ! 10
3 10 f-EI Caney. 1O6 q. Sheehan)
3 10 Branch, 1O6 (Castrol. ......
Time 2:O6It. start good Won easily VIM
Blossom. Tony Lepping 100. Galoit 93. King
stele 9S. Viccerne 81. also ran
SEVENTH RACE-six furlongs. selling:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. 8. Z Fin
S TO dynasty. 1Ol castro ,
5 to Gus Lanka. 1OI (Brknrth)
"a to 1-Dr. Scharff. 100 (Shea)-.- u
Time 1:1TM. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. J. B. Jones br- OF blk. m by Prince OK
Wonsco-NeIlie Whitaker. Bernota 1lO, Miss
Manners 0a sweet Dream 90. Sid Silver 100.
sweet Charity los. Bluegrass Girl 1O2, Baird
1OT. also
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WOONSOCKET. r. l.. Sept. 19.-The pay
master OF the American Woolen Company was
held up to-day near here by three Italians, who
robbed him OF $4,000. The robbers escaped.
COPENHAGEN Sept. l9-Dowager Queen
Margherita Of Italy arrived here tonight on
her way TO Sweden and received enthusiastic
welcome
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EARTHQUAKES Disturb Cubans.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Sept 19.-The most
violent earthquake since less occurred here
early to-day The earth shook for fifteen sec
onds but there were no undulatious Many
persons rushed into the streets and cried and
prayed Brick and plaster.ng dropped in ali
directions and few walls fell Nobody,
however. was injured
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Fast Time Made in Relav Race.

PUEBLO, Colo. Sept. 10--At the State fair
races the hve-mIle cowboy relay race record
was lowered 61s seconds by the Watson &
pratt string OF COW ponies. the distance being
made in nine minutes and thirty-ave and a
half seconds. The former record. held By the
Palmer < Webster string. was 0.42.
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peath Of an Fminent Phrsician

FIsHKILL LANDING, y. Y, Sept. 10.
DR.. Egbert Guernsey. the eminent
homeopathic physician Of New York City.
died here to-day OF pneumonia
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ST LOUIS. sept. 19.-Cyrus E. Gillespie, a
skillful inventor, drowned himself to-day in a
we'll his home In Edwardsville. Ills. No
reason except illness Is given for the deed.
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sDisoualihed

"DlSQuAIINeu.
Time. los. Start fair Won driving. Win
ner Mexican Stables ch. &. by Bathampton-
Trouba. Pristina 90. Shortcake a3, Vibrator
1O2. Huapala 90. Gypsy Ben 1O4. Yo San 1O4,
Florizel 90. also
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FOURTH RACE-The Second Special, one
and half miles:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 2-Mcchesney. 126 Fullerl 3 l "a
to 5-The Picket 40 90 NeilD . o
100 TO 1-Sherif Bell 11oCH. Callhn) 1
Time 2:34- Start good. Won galloping.
Winner, E. Z. Smathers' ch. c. by McDuff-
Manola Mason.
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FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs. purse:
rattlr.. Hnrsa Malrht. LnckaN- 81. q Bin
SIXTH RAcE-one and three-sixteenth

miles. selling: ..
BE etting. Horse Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
TO THE Bobby. 1O3 (Sayers).. I 10
8 10 f-El Caney. 106 81. Sheehan) 2
10 branch. 1O6 (Castrol. ..... 3 2
Time 2:O6Lt. Start good Won easily VIM
ner j. J. Ogle's ch. e. BY Inspector B-Pansy
Blossom. Tony Lepping 100. Galoit 95s King
stele 9S, Viccerne 81, also ran
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SIXTH RACE-SeIIing, about SIX furIongs:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. z Fin.
to l0-Irene Lindsay, 1o4 (Fullr) 1 5
4 to 1-Counterpoise 99CHigglns) 2 IL
Is to 1-Sweet Alice. 104Oesouza) h
Time, 90 4-5. Start poor. Won easily
Winner, E. E. Smathers br. m. by st. George
Vantage Captivator 90. Osgood 102. Locket
101, Platter 104, Trinity Bell 103, Interval 100,
also ran
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SECOND RAcE-steeplechase. short course;

handicap;
4 to 2-Galba, $50 (Hueston). nix
15 to 1-Paulaker. 40 (Seaton) 49,.
90 10 II L. Owens 12S (Johnsn)
Time sos 3-E. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, f. Corrigan's b. c. by Major Richards
Miss Preston. Oliver Nc l46. Itacatiara 1856.
also ram Snowdrift 1873. Limeight 135, pulled
up; Duke of York 157. ran out; Mrs. Grannon
14f. fell.
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THIRD RACE-The Hindoo Stakes for two
year-olds; one and three-quarter miles:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
Ii to 1O-Hurstbourne. 11S (Fuller) 1 1 .
16 to 5-Janeway 1G6 (Burns). "a
4 to l-Gimcrack, III Cannon 3 8 Is
Time 2 so. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, w b. Leeds b. c. by Indio-Flora Hurst.
Phaon 1O6 also ran
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eT HE women of the Golden Gate
Tennis Club participated in some
lively turnament play yesterday on
IN y,ublic Ae
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FIFTH RACE-sellIng. two-year-olds. five
and half furlongs
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
o to fo-Funnyside. 1O7 (Redfern) 1 2
to Monet. 1O5 (Burns) 2h
IS to Prince Vic. "a Desouza) 3&
Time, 1:07 AS Start bad. Won driving.
Winner. Miss T. w Littlefelds br. I. by Ca
lore -Merriness. Wistaria o. Sheer 96. Gold
Sphinx o. Ida Leib 1o4. Oriel Ill, Anna Has
tings o. Anirad 102, Gamey 102, Aqua 102,
also ran.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
To Be Made Supreme Over
 Frenzied MObS
THE BURNERS OF WHITE
To Be Arrested as They Are Identi- fled. One man taken up and Re- leased on a Heavy Bail. There Were Threats of Rescuins Him.

Wilmington, Della, June 24.-Arthur Corweu, who claims his home is in Hartford City, Ind, and who was ar rested last night on the charge of com plicity in the burning Co death oi George White, the negro assassin and assaiIant of Helen Bishop, has been re- leased on 5000 bail tonight. He will be given a further hearing tomorrow.
 Tonight about 2,000 persons gathered in front of the city hall where Corwell was confined and made a demonstra- tion. The police authorities took every precaution to prevent an attempt at rescuing the prisoner by the crowd. Extra police were on duty within the police station, and all the police oifi- cials were on hand. The crowd com mitted no overt act, however, beyond making a great noise. There were loud cries for the release of Corwell.
 The coroner's inquest was concluded tonight and when word reached the po- lice station that the verdict did not inn plicate Corwell the authorities decided to release him on $5, GOO bail This was promptly furnished by Thomas Me Geogh, of this city, a wholesale liquor dealer. Word of this action soon reach ed the crowd and great cheer was sent up after which people quickly dis verSed
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
RICHMOND STREET CARS
Run With Difficulty Under Military
 Protection.

Richmond Va, June 24.-Street cars have been run on all lines today under military protection. Two militiamen, with bayonets fixed, stood guard on the front and two on the rear platform Of each car. The power houses and sup ply depots in the city have also been guarded by militia, while sentinels have been posted at car line crossings.
 Notwithstanding these precautions the first car of the Clay street line to leave the east end barn this morning was attacked and obstructed by mob and Captain Skipwith. of one of the Richmond companies, was wounded in the leg by q fragment of a bomb eX- ploded on the track. The greatest dan ger points in the present difficulty are in the east and west ends, the, barns there being centers around which the disturbers gather.
 Prominent in the crowds that hoot and jeer the cars, the strike breakers and the militiamen are women. the wives and daughters of the strikers and sympathizers. The military force now on duty in Richmond aggregates about 800 men.
 Six men were wounded tonight. two
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
RACING AT DENVER.

Day Given Over to Driving Club and
 Amateurs.
 Denver, Colo, tune 24.-This was driving club day at Overland park. The weather was fine and the track in good condition. Results:
 Firse race. free for all pace to wagon Jesse c. won second and third heats and race. Time. 2:153. 2:16. Martha D. took first heat. Time. Z:12ia. Daisy Field, Dora Delpha and Agnes Lemaya also started.
 Second race. free for all trot to wagon-Silver King won two straight heats. Time. 2:18&; 2:1S1a. Nancy King and H. H. H. also started.
 Third race. four and a half furlongs- Billy Mason won, Adnoor second. Mabel third. Time. :55.
 Fourth race, one-Quarter of a mile, gentlemen riders-Banjo George Lillie, rideD won, Old Ireland second. Lord Chesterfield third. Time. :26.
 Fifth race, Brown Palace hotel stakes. seven furlongs-Cerro Santa won. Slug gard second, Crosby third. Time, 1:29. Sixth race, five and a half furlongs-. Wilma won, Commodore second, Percy Clark third. Time. 1:10.
 Seventh race, five and a half fur longs-Morendo won, Lero second, Come Again third. Time. 1:0S13.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
TIE EMPEROR AT KEEL
He Pays Distinguished Honor to the
 American Navy.

Kiel, June 24.-Emperor William ar rived here at 6 o'clock this evening on board the Hohenzollern. When the inn perial yacht was sighted tonight steaming into Kiel harbor she had the stars and stripes flying from the after mast, and as she sailed by Rear Ad- miral Cotton's flagship. the Kearsarge. the imperial colors floating at the stern were dipped three times. This courtesy, being without precedent in the German navy, caused Rear Admiral Cotton at an audience he had later with the em- peror to thank his majesty in the name of the president of the United States for the honor shown to the American navy.
 The emperor's entrance into the har- bor was the occasion for a tremendous cannonade, each of the thirty-two war ships firing thirty-three guns, the Am orleans observing the German regula
 ton for honoring the sovereign.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25
ORANGE MARKET STRONGER.
Heavy Shipments Expected and Pros
 pect Is Not Entirely Satisfactory.

New York, June 24.--Some improve ment has occurred in the California orange market recently and prices on most varieties are better than they were a week or two ago. Shipments have been quite as heavy and the pres sure to sell has not been so severe. But the prospect is not entirely satisfactory yet. Instead of the 1,500 cars of Valen- cia lates which have all along been promised. reports now say there will be 2,500 cars at least.
 A larger proportion of the growers say that they intend holding the fruit until the situation improves. The f. O. b. price is 8, but according to some ad- vices there are offerings available at s2.5O and $2.75, but the quality is un- certain.
 Seedlings are ignored by buyers in all markets. The percentage of loss is heavy and few care to risk the pur- chase. Some grades of sweets are in much the same position. Navels are doing better, but the principal demand is for Valencias.
 The shippers find themselves in more or less of dilemma. If they ship Val encias now other varieties will not sell at expenses. If they wait until the re- maining 1000 or more cars of other varieties are shipped Valencias will be lower. Total shipments this year have been about 19,000 cars.
Arizona republican., 1903-06-25

of them seriously, by guards in the em- ploy of the street railway company, who fired into a crowd of strikers and sympathiZers at Main and Lombardy streets. just outside the city limits where big crowd was congregated all the evening. Officers of the company say the guards were fired on first and that they returned the fire with their shotguns. At least six persons were struck, and two of them were seriously wounded in the back with bucksnot
 While this was taking place, in the west side exciting scenes were enacted in the east end where cars were operat- ed under the protection of the militia. All sorts of missiles were hurled at the cars and many Instructions were plac- ed on the track. Finally the cars un- der the pilotage of a detachment of the Richmond HowitZers. with a gatling gun were taken to the barns. All the ears were withdrawn from the streets at 9:45 D. m. for he night. Five com panies of the Seventy-first regiment from Norfolk and Newport News are en route to this city to reinforce the troops already here and they expect to arrive early ir the morning.