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Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

Washington. January 20 CSpeclaL)- At no time since the beginning Of the struggle for statehood have the friends of the omnibus bill been so sanguine of success as they are tonight. The events Of the last two days have served .to stiffen their backbone imm=asIrab bly,. Senator Quay. the leader of the move ment in the senate, hJ7 made several moves which have demons trated to the satisfaction of every observer, not eX- tepting Senator Haveridse and the senatorial combine" mat he has the necessary votes t. pass the bill. He has managed tU put Beveridge and those whose mouJtu.ese he is in the position of obstrucyauists, and the youthful InIianau i~ 5ttestins by his actions to his appreciation of tho fact that he is Ui against a very hard formation.
 Beveridge went t1 the White House this morning and discussed the state hood matter at length with the Tresi- dent. The Star. which has printed some very absurd editorials against statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. and nas not until lately indicated that there was a possibility Of defeat for BeveTidge, says tonight that after a oaEcful count Of nCscs in the senate, he has become convinced that there IS a small majority in favor of the bin.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
BEVERIDGE ALARMED.

This" says the Star. lis alarming to Senator Beveridge and the others who stand with him in making an act i've fight on the bill. They have felt that they might be able to do the bill to death by postponing action on it from day to day and in the end talk ing it tD death. The supporters Of the omnibus bill. however see through this proposition and gre meeting It with quiet but effective opposition to nearly everything else that is before the senate. At least it locks that way to some senators and the belief is that the president has bean acquainted with the outlook. In a few words. the ad- vccatCs of statehood want a vote and intend to get it or block the work of the senate until they succeed.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
ANOTHER LIKE IT.

Tonopah. Nev.y January 1O.-Two masked men entered q saloon and gambling place at an early hour this morning and held up the proprietors for about $500 and a diamond ring. Ten men were in the place. and while one oi the robbers was rifling the cash register the other kept the visitors at bay at the point of a revolver. While the robbery was in progress George Cole, one of the proprietors, bOlted for the rear door. but one of the robbers shot him before he could escape. Coles wound is not serious. The robbers escaped
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

Philadelphia, January 2O.-When the anthracite coal strike commission ad- journed today. the Tooth witness sum- moned before the arbitrators was be- ing examined. Of the four hundred 1I4 were were called by the striking mine workers, 155 by non-union men sixty three by the operators and eight by the commission. The Delaware Lackawana & Western Railroad com pany concluded its case today and the Temple Iron company began the pre- sentation of it's side oi the controversy. Todav's testimony did not bring out any thing particularly new.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

Let the galled jade vince: our withers are unstrung," passionately cried Beveridge.
 Senator Quay denied absolutely that there had been any such combination as alleged by Senator Beveridge. He then proceeded to ask unanimous con sent for vote on January 31. February and February F but to this request Beveridge objected. Quay then de- clared that tomorrow he would insist that the statehood bill be continued until final action could be had. This means that tomorrow is likely to b- productive or some lively scenes.
 C. C. RANDOLPH.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
OLD SCOUT sUICIpEs.

Mie~nula. No-t.. T1nuarv 2n-G F Van Fureu. kpovD t~ o,-7rvhodv in this ~o~ti"r. con-rritted ~uiCi1a on tte Rat tlo@~aka tn5"v Wan Buren was an "'9 ''uo Tndian fighter and was with "Wild Pill.." C''~+ar and Buffalo Riu" in many of their campaigns agains. the Indians of this section In the earlv dovs
 No cause is aesiere7 fo~ the act. V'n Rureu was alone in the house at the time and use1 2 lorge calibre re- volver to destroy himself.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
METALS.

New York. January 20.-Copper Ss 9d lower at f52 17s Sd for spot and f53 2' Cd for futures in the London market. while here it was easy but without material change. Standard was quoted at Sll.6215; lake at SIP. .25d12.5O; electro lytic at $12.20G12.S5, and casting at ST. a12.25.
 Lead advanced Is 3d in London, clos ing fll los. but unchanged here at 4Isc.
 Spelter was quiet and unchanged in London at f20 2s 6d and closed here at S4.90G4.95.
 Bar silver. 47I&c.
 Mexican dollars, 371hc.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
CUBAN TREATYIN DANGER

That means the holding-up Of the Cuban treaty the trust bill. the de- partrent of commerce bill and prac- tically everything else of importance. They insist that they are entitled to a vote. that the statehood bill, by every right of priority of report from com mittee and otherwise is entitled to con sideratiOn.
 "A painstakin6 canvass of the vote Of the senate on this question has been made by Senator Beveridge. who knows just what the result would be if there should be a call. The fact that he does not permit the bill to reach a vote is considered by friends of the bill as positive evidence of lack of votes to defeat the measure. Tn view of this condition of affairs. Senator Beveridge has seen it to talk with the president several times recently. He is uncommunicative as to the facts. taking the position that the less said by him the better for the fight he is waging."
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
MONTANA REPUBLICANS.
Vote to Contest the Election of the
 Heirze Members.

He'eno. Mont. January 2O.-Tha house committee o0 privileges and elections has decided to talso up the election contests from Silver Bow county. Rutte). involving the seats of twelve Hein@e fue'o7 members
 At meeting O' tho ranubIica1 carr- crs tNis afto~noo7 it rvas unanimouelv '7cidn' tn srn~ort tNe renort of the "~0'r-itt~e The subject will come un i7 the house tomorrow. The seat of the senator f~o-1 S'lvo' Row cnu7.v i- al~o contested, and that contest is with the committee c1 elections.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
NO COMPROM-cE cE.

The tliE Of compromise has been re- newed but the friends of the statehood bill pay no attention to it. This fact alarms the Beveridge crowd. The Arizona statehood people are absolute ly opposed to the proposed compromise of making Arizona and New Mexico into one state.
 The democrat opponents of the Cuban reciprocity treaty have been trying to invcigle Senator Quay into their ef- forts 10 bal! mp the treaty. Senator Quay has fought shy. however. because some of lis statehood strength includes republicans who will not countenance action inimical to the ratification of the treaty He knows that the demo crats will have tn vote for statehood anyhow. and he does not have to make any trade with them to get their strength for the omnibus bill.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

drawer into his pocket with one hand and covering him with a revolver held in the other. The robber had entered from q door leading into the ladies waiting room. The fellow emptied the drawer and backed out of the room, still covering both Phillips and the janitor who was also in the office. with his gun. He secured about $1 ,O00
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
AGUINALDO's PETITION.
To the Government to Carry Out it's
 Plans in the Philippines

Washington. January 2O.-Secretary Root has transmitted to the senate and house copies of a petition received by him, through Governor Taft. from Aguilando. the late insurgent lead ar in the Philippines. The petition is a
 remarkable statement of the conditions now existing in the Philippines and Secretary Root has hastened to send 1t to congress because it went a long
 way toward supporting statements he made to the committee of that body. and 1t also demonstrated the necessity Tor prompt and exhaustive action on the part of congress to prevent disaster and distress in the archipelago. The secretary's letter of transmittaI was very short. simply reciting the char acter of the document and alluding to the picturesque and graphic manner in which Aguinaldo had described the conditions in the Philippines. The sec retary attached particular importance to Aguinaldo's profession Of a desire to do everything in his power to aid the Americans in carrying out relief measures and developing the islands.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
MURDERERS HANGED.

Dawson. Yukon, January 2O.-Labelle and Fournier were hanged here today fo- tha murder of Leon Bothvillette. Joseph Constantin and A. Beaudoine. The party left White Horse together on the upper Yukon for Dawson in an open boat. The three men were SiIeG and their bodies were thrown in- C. the river. Both of the men con fessed their guilt
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
4 GREAT DAY FOR
 NEVADA ROBBERS
Two Very Successful Operations Yes
 terday Forenoon.

Reno, New, January 20.-At 10:SO this morning 9 highwayman entered the Southern Pacific ticket office and held up the agent at the point of a revolver, securing all the cash in the money drawer. Agent w. D. Phillips, had just cashed a warrant and leaving the cash drawer on top of the safe, turned and sat down at his desk. Hear ing the money rattle, he looked up and saw a masked man standing at the safe emptying the contents of the
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

coming as it does from an avowed enemy Of the omnibus bill. It is open ly stated tonight that the purpose of Beveridge's visit to the president today was to aCquaint him with his f=a-s con- corning the bill and to endeayor to se- cure his promise to veto the bill if it should pass. Tn view of the president s utterances on the subject of statehood when he was in Las Vegas some time after the close of the Spanish war and subsequently. il iS not believed by the statehood advocates here that ha will care to reverse his position no matter how strong the pressure may become.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
STATEHOOD MEN
Make Suggestion to the Friends of
 Cuban Reciprocity.

Nubdu iNttiIllhtlly.
 Washington, January 20.-Senator Cullom, chairman of the committee on foreign relations. had conference with the president today concerning the pending Cuban reciprocity treaty. That treaty will be ratified. MT. Cullom fully believed, in common with the other re- publican senators. but it is realized by the senate leaders that there is some disposition to oppose the treaty with the omnibus statehood bill. Advocates of the statehood measure are willing 10 support the treaty, but they are in clined to effect an arrangement in volving vote at an early date on both propositions.
 Subsequently Senators Beveridge and Kean. both members of the terrftorl es committee, conferred with the president regarding the statehood bill. Bever- idge believed that the omnibus bill would not be passed, but it is not clear whether he bases his opinion on the belief that a vote on it will not De reached or whether 1t would be de- feated if a vote were taken The friends of the measure are pressing for vote and are disposed to resort to drastic tactics in order to secure a vote. They believe if vote should bc reached the result would be satisfac- tory to them.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
WHO IS THE oBsrRUCT1oNIsr?

When the bill was taken up in the senate this afternoon Messrs. Quay and BcEc.idge became involved in a dis cuss-on of the question of who of them was the real Obstruct.oniot O.. legisla- ton in connection with the bill
 Senator Quay insisted that Bsveridge and his friends were obstructionists and in proof of his statement made the assertion that he was ready to vote immediately on the bill Beveridga denied that his faction was obstructing legislation and put the blame on Quay. He declared that it was an old cam paign and convention to dodge to claim that one had the votes and in- vite all of the wavering brothers to get on the band wagon. He said that Senator Quay had used that so often, however. that it's force was destroyed and it would not work in this case.
 QUAY'S ASKS FOR A VOTE.
 At this point senator Quay arose and took from his pocket a folded paper. He said he would put the whole matter to a test at once. He would ask unani- nous consent that a vote be takenfon this bill January 24. Senator Beve- ridge who immediately recognized the fact that Senator Quay was attempt ing to carry out the plan formulated in the conference above referred to. de- clined to yield unanimous consent. BeVeridge then continued in vehement disavowal of o5structionist methods on the part of himself or his colleagues. He said that Quay had planned for this obstruction long ago and had secured pledges before the bill was re- ported from the committee. He in sisted that Ouay's attitude was one which said: Give Us the legislation we demand or the country shall have no 1 Legislation at all.'
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
RICHARDS APPOINTMENT.
To be Commissioner General of the
 Land Office.

Washington. January 2O.-The presi- dent today sent the following nomina- tiors Jn tha senate: William A. Rich ards Wyoming. now assistant com missioner. to be commissioner general of the land office. John H. Fimple. of Ohio. assistant commissioner of the general land office.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
MAY BE CONTINUOUS SESSION


 Senator Quay has had a conference of the statehood republicans in the senate and it was determined to reach an agreement with the opposition that the bill might be permitted to come to a vote on January 24. IT that date was not acceptable to the opponents. Senator Quay is to propose a vote on January q, February {, or FebruarT 12. If a vote cannot be agreed upon b. the latter date the republicans present at the conference decided that they would hold the senate in c0ntin- uous session until Q vote should be reached. That would mean that the friends of statehood would not further discuss the bill. but would insist either upon the opposition furnishing enough speakers to occupy all the time or to permit vote to be reached.
 It was admitted at the senate to- day that Senator Quay has at present sufficient votes uo pass his bill. That has been the reason why the opponents Of the bill have been prolonging dis cussiCn. They have been afraid to have the measure come to vote and were jockeyiEg it along in the hope of shaking off some of Senator QUay's re- publican support. Their efforts in that direction have not been successful Senator Quay is anxious to reach a vote as soon as possible as he realizes [ that there is always danger of pressure of one kind or another breaking up his strength
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
NO CHOICE IN KANSAS.

Topeka, Kas.. January 20.-The re- publican senatorial caucus tonight ra- suited ia the following vote: Long, s6. Stanley S6. Curtis 8. No choice was made and another caucus will ba held tomorrow night
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
HANSBROUGH RE ELECTED.

Bismarck, N. D., January 2O.-The legislature voted for a United States senator in separate sessions today and Senator Hansbrough was elected. re- ceivlng the unanimous vote of the re- publican members of each house.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
AN ADVANCE IN WAGES.

Albany. N. Y. January 20.-There has been a general advance of wages along the entire Delaware & Hudson Railroad system. ranging from to 10 per cent.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
LEGISLATIVE CLASH
 FIRST OF THE SESSION
The House Turns Down the Councils
 Money Raising Bill

It Raises the Amount of the Appropriation Proposed and Passes a Similar Measure - Both Branches Will Adjourn Until Monday to Investigate Territorial Institutions Notices of Several Important Bills to Be Introduced at an Early Date-Probably the Last of the Attaches Have Been Appointed.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
APPROACHING CRISIS
 IN STATEHOOD FIGHT Beveridge Put to Flight by a Demand
 For a Vote
OR A CONTINUITY OF THE SESSION

So That Those Opposed to the Omnibus Bill Will Have Ample Time to Talk-Mr. Quay Gave Notice That He Would Move Today That His Favorite Measure Shall Be Given Precedence Over Everything All the Time Until Final Action Is Taken and He Tinted It Might Happen That There Would Be One Long Session.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
WEATHER TO-DAY.

Washington. January 2O.-Forecast: New Mexico and Arizona-Fair We'd nesday and Thusday
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Some Spectators Caught 0verselling
 Themselves.

New York, January 2O.-There was an opening activity in stocks today on the selling side and it seemed due to operations by room traders based on tbe weakness developed at the close of yesterday. but supporting orders were encountered which put a stop to the efforts of professionals to force prices there by offering stocks which. in case of sale. they would have to borrow for delivery
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
STOCKS.

Atchison, S694 do preferred, 99M c. & O., 5I; Big Four. 95; c. & &. 29; do preferred. 691s: do 2nd preferred. 4. Erie, esq; Great Northern preferred. 206: Manhattan, 153; Metropolitan, 1401a; Missouri Pacific. HIS; N. !. Cen tral lS7: N. Y. Central, 1511l; Pennsyl- vania, 153ss; St. l.. x s. F., 72; do pre- ferred. 79; do 2nd preferred. TOE; St. Paul, IT'S; Southern Pacific G4; Union Pacific, 1O1; Amal. Copper, -; Ana conda. 96: Sugar, 129la; U. s. Steel 365s; do preferred S67S; Western Union gO1.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21
BONDS.

T.. s. ref. 2s. reg. 1O9H coupon, 1O9; 3s, reg, 1O7h; coupon, 1O7%; new As reg, 13412; coupon. 13G19; old 4s, reg 110A; coupon. no: 5s. reg. 1O5; cou- pon, 103A.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

RELYING ON A VETO. This is, of course, very significant,
Arizona republican., 1903-01-21

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-18
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The Home Friend Of the
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is to be avoided later on. Many experience
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-18
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and as reported BY our
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a little company Of f1ienus 81 q,
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-18
Notice of fills Pendens

STATE OF MINNESOTA
Countyof Brown.
District court, ninth judicial district.
p. G.Koch. plaintiff.
S755 Il
Isidor Lewis, also alIother persons or pa r
sa ties unknown claiming any right title,
5$&9 estate. lien or interest in the real eS-
tate described in the complaint herein,
defendants. IS sss u +
Notice is hereby given, that an action
has been comm enced ir1sthe above named
court by the above named plaintiff against
the above named defendant Isidor Lewis
and against all other persons or parties
unknown claiming any right. title, estate.
lien or interest in the real estate described
in.thecomplaint herein, with the object
and for the purpose of having the plaintiff
Sadjudged the owner in fee simple and en-.
titled to the possession OF the real estate
hereina fter and in the complaint described
and of adjudging that the defendant Isl
dor Lewis and also all other persons and
parties unknown have no right. title, es-
tate,1ien or interest in or to said read prop.
erty or any part thereof. $45
"a The premises affected by said action are
situated in the county of Brown in he
state of Minnesota and are described as
follows, to wit:
IT Outlet number two hundred and eighty.
six 1856 to the CITY of New U1m. Minnesota,
according to the plat of said city on file and
of record in the office of the register OF
deeds in and for Brown county. Minnesota
Dated February 18th. 1903.
HOIDALE & SOMSEN,
tiH'ssAttorneys, New Uln1. Mimi
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-18
Notice Of Lis Pendens

r. y y ! J.
STATE OF MINNESOTA /.
County of Brown.
Di -trict court. ninth judicial district.
e. @. Koch, plaintiff, s6
Wilhelm Bllmentritt, also all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or interest in
the real estate described in the COM
plant, herein defendants.
Notice is hereby, given, that an action
has been commenced in the above named
the above named defendant Wilhelm Blu
mentritt and against all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any light title,
estate. lien or interest in the real estate
described in the complaint herein, with
the object and for the purpose of having
the plaintiff adjudged the owner in fee
simple and entitled to the possession of
the real estate hereinafter aud in the COM
plant described. and of adjudging that
also all other persons and parties I'M
known have no right, title. estate, lien or
Interest in or to said real property or any
part thereof. 7ss5s& 85#
The premises affected by said action are
situated in the county of Brown and state
OF Minnesota and are described as follows,
to-wit
Lot thirteen flso of block forty seven t47l,
south Of Center street ;lot seven "a of BLOCK
twelve (12, north of Center street; outlet
number two hundred and tweny-six {226);
all in the city of New Ulnl, Minnesota, ac-
cOrding to tire plat of said city on file and
of record in the office of the register of
deeds in and for Brown county, Minnesota.
Dated February 18th, 1903.
HOIDALE & SOMSEN,
Plaintiff Attorneys, New Ulm, MINI.