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Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
ONE OPERATOR WEAkENS
Several of the Mines Were Closed
 Down Last Night.

Pueblo. Colo Nov. f.-The mines owned by the Colorado Fuel and Iron company in Fremont county are closed tonight and the mines at Rockvale. Brookside. Fremont and the Magnet properties are deserted.
 Morgan Williams, manager of the Williams mines has announced that he will sign the scale demanded by the miners at o'clock Monday morning.
 These mines so far as now known will be the only ones operated. Presi- dent Owens of the local organization said tonight that the fight on the part Of the miners would be to finish.
 There are between HOO to 1T00 men out. many of whom are leaving or pre- pairing to leave for other coal fields.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
HAPPY DAYS
When Friends Say "How We'll You
 Look"

What happy days are those when all our friends say How well you look"
 We can bring those days by a little care in the selection of food just as this young man did.
 "I had suffered from dyspepsia for three years and last summer was so bad I was unable to attend school" he says: "I was very thin and my appe- tite at times was pocr while again it was craving. I was dizzy and my food always used to ferment instead of di- gesting. Crossness, unhappiness and nervousness were very prominent symptoms.
 Late in the summer 1 went to visit a sister and there I saw and used Grape Nuts. l had heard of this ia nous food before but never was in tcrcstcd enough to try it, for l never knew how really good it was. But when I came home we used Grape Nuts in OUT household all the time and I socn began to note changes in my health. I improved steadily and am now strong and well and am back at school able to get my lessons with ease and pleasure and can remember them too. fer the improvement in my mental power is very noticeable and I get, good marks in my studies which always seemed difficult before.
 "I have no more Of the bad symp- toms given above but feel fine and strong and happy and it is mighty pleasant to hear my friends say: How well you look Name given by Pos tum Co. Battle Creek, Mich.
 Look in each package for copy of the famous little book "The Road to WeliviIle.''
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
When News Game of ReCOg- milton by United States
GRATITUDE OF PANAMA
To Be shown in Assuming ColOmbia's Canal OblisatiOns-A Representa- five of the Young Republic Aocred- ited to This Country.

r.aama. Nov 7.-The United States ..-.,f-e- Boston reached here today. tf.- arrival was made the occasion of .-.rt rejoicing and enthusiasm IS al a high pitch.
 When the executive officer of the Eret.u landed he was received by crowds. headed by bands and carrying tna stars and stripes and the flag of the republic Of Panama.
 on the most reliable authority the correspondent Of the Associated Press is auth-rized 10 state that the repub- lie of Panama will assume the Colom- bian governments canal obligations and that arrangements with that end in view are already being made
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
MONTANA EXTRA SESSION
The Governor Is Leaving It 90 the
 People of the State.

St. Paul, Minn., Nov. "A special to the Dispatch from Helena, Mont, says; "The old, story that F. Augus- tus HeinZe intends selling out to the Amalgamated Copper company and be- come manager of all of its properties in Montana is again revived, but so far as known 1t has no foundation in fact. Heinze declares that he has not and never will dispose of his holdings 70 the so-called copper trust"
 Governor Toole has not taken any action on the questions presented to him requesting an extra session of the legislature for the passage of Q fair trial or change of venue bill.
 It is not expected that the governor will take action until he has heard from every section of the state.
 The majority of the petitions, so far presented, favor an extra session.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
EUROPEAN ATTITUDE.
The New Republic Does Not Immedi- ately Concern Great Britain
 and Germany.

London. Nov. No steps have been tlyen log the British government or are Uk-ly to be taken in the immediate future toward the formal recognition Cr .ha indenDendeuce Of Panama. and r1 request haa been received thus far looking to that end. President ROose- vrIta action and Secretary Hays rtat-melt are not construed by the foreign office as being a formal recog- milton of Panama's independence
 Great Britain will instruct her con- Eciar and diplomatic authorities on the lsthuus Go communicate in case of ne cessity with such government as may exist at Panama, but they will not 'Clstrue that a formal recognition of Fauama's 's independence.
 ID Go tonight Colombia had made no Drct-zt here.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
BATTLE ARRAY
Democratic and Republican
 CduCuSeS
CANNON FOR SPEAKER
Republicans Nominate the Officers Of the Fifty-Seventh Congress-WiIl- jams of Mississippi Will Be the Democratic Floor Leader.

Washington, D. C.. Nov. At ue caucus of the republican members cs the house of representatives held ia the hall of the house tonight, Repre- sentative Jos. c. Cannon, of Illinois vas chosen as the candidate of tb majority for speaker of the house.
 This action assure his election on Monday.
 A resolution was adopted making the elective officers of the house in the last congress the nominees for the Fifty eighth congress.
 They are: Alexander Mcdowell. clerk of the house; Herman Casou. erseant-at-arms; Frank E. Lyon doorkeeper; D. R. McElroy. post master; Rev. Henry D. Couden. chap lain.
 Ire rules of the Pfty-seventh con gress were adopted for the Fifty eighth. It was decided that fifty shall be the number necessary to call d caucus.
 A AMERE PORTABILITY.
 Washington, D. C.. Nov. 7.-The democratic members of the house caucus aU the capitol today selected Representative Jos. Williams. of Miss issippi as the unanimous choice of the minority for speaker.
 This action makes him the minority leader for the coming session. Repre- sentative Mcclellan, mayor-clect. of New York, received an ovation as h- entered the caucus and was cOngrat- ulated by his colleagues on his victory.
 The thanks of the caucus were eX- tended to EIT. Richardson Of Tennes- see, the retiring minority leader for h's services to the party. MT. Richardson responded. thanking his colleagues in turn.
 Mr. Hay, of Virginia presided. MT. Williams was placed in nomination by Mr. Cooper, of Texas.
 The nomination was the only one put before the caucus. The newly chosen leader responded in an address thank ing the caucus.
 The nominees of the caucus are aS follows: Charles A. Edwards. Of Tex9s for clerk of the house; k. V. Brook shire. of Indiana, sergeant at arms; J. Julian of Georgia, door-keeper; J. F. Jackson of Alabama, postmaster; E. C. Bagby of Virginia, chaplain; I. F. Hill. Of Ohio, James English of California, A. Knight of Georgia and Jos. SinEo-. special employees.
 MT. Williams, of Mississippi. offered a resolution which was adopted pro Viding that the democrats be allowed one representative on the ways anG means committee and the democrats bs given the same representation they had on the committees in the Fifty sixth congress.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
EVERYTHING BUT THE DAY.

Denver, Colo, Nov. IA special to the News from Louisville. Colo. says:
 The miners of the northern Colorado coal fields today voted on the proposed compromise with the mine owners on the demands recently submitted. The operators were willing to consider any demands, except one, for the eight hour day. which. they say, was impos- siblc on account of competition. The Louisville miners today voted solidly to stand by their demand for eight hours. It is net known what the re- suit of the vote in the other camps of the district was. A general meet ing is to be held tomorrow. when the result will be announced.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
TROOPS PUT TO FLIGHT.
A Fear of Yellow Fever at Fort Me.
 intosh.

Washington, Nov. 7.-As a precau- ton against the spread of yellow fever at Fort Mcintosh. near Laredo, Texas, the commanding officer at that post has been authorized to move the troops to some point in the vicinity and go into camp.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
STOCKS.

Atchison 65A, preferred 90; New Jersey Central, 15G; c. G O., 3OH; Big Four, 70; & $. F, preferred 53, sec ond preferred 2O1z; Erie, 27h Great Northern, preferred 160; Manhattan. 1SG1a; Metropolitan 10912; Missouri Pacific, SS9s; New York Central 11T3l . Pennsylvania, 115%4; St. Louis $. F., 54, preferred 60. second preferred 441s; St. Paul 12Sa5; So. Pacific, 42; L. Po 721.: Amalgamated copper 367s; sugar, 115A; Anaconda, 62; U. s. Steel 111H, preferred 53A; w. U. S23s; s. F. copper, 1%.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
MISSOURI eooDLER.
T,.o Thirds of the Jury Believed He
 Wss Guilty.

Jefferson City. Mo-. Nov. 7.-The jury Lcfare which State Senator Frank II. Paris was tired on a charge Of bribery Il connection with the alum legisla- tlon. reported a disagreement this morning.
 The vote stood eight for conviction and four for acquittaL Farris was directly charged with receiving S7.001 distributing it among seven members of the committee on criminal juris- prudence for supporting the alum UilI.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
STEEL MORE BUOYANT
The Effect Felt in Other Lines of
 Stock.

New York Nov 7.-The Unite i States steel preferred dipped to yes teTday's low record immediately after the opening of the stock market to- day, but made easy recovery.
 The relaxation Of the recent severe pressure on this stock relieves the market to some extent and prices were inclined to harden.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
THE INDIANS WON
BiSbee Was Heavier But
 Lacked Skill
The Contest Decided By a Single Point College Games on Scores of Fields.

Bisbee, Nov. 7.-(SpeciaL)-Th Phoe- nix Indians defeated the Bisbee foot ball team this afternoon in a hotly contested game. The score was to 5 in favor of the Indians. A crowd of 900 witnessed the game. Besides the special trains. every carriage, buggy. surrey, drag and vehicle in the city was out bedecked with the Bisbee col ors, azurite blue and copper.
 The teams on entering the grounds showed great disparity. The Bisbee men were giants in comparison with the Indians.
 The Indians made the first touchdown inside of five minutes 0n account of the stupid play of the Bisbee right half. Brilliant plays abounded. The Indians were fieeter and wen through ma gnificent work. The Indians will return here on Thanksgiving for an other game. The finest athletic field in the territory is at Don Luis,
 OTHER CONTESTS.
 Philadephia. Nov. 7.-Pennsylvania 1O Harvard IT,
 Ithaca, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Cornen O. Le- high 0.
 Princeton, Nov. 7.-Princeton Il. La fayette Q.
 Washington, Nov. 7.-Carlisle 2s. Georgetown 6.
 New Haven. Nov. Yale 30. Syra- cuse O.
 Annapolis. Nov. 7.-washington and Jefferson 16. Navy O.
 New Haven. Nov. 7.-Yale (19OO 10. Princeton O9OO O.
 Lawrence. Kan. Nov. 7.-University of Kansas r. University of Oklaka- ma 3.
 Lincoln, Neb., Nov. ..-Nebraska ss. Knox ,.
 Ann Arbcr. Mich. Nov 7.-Michi- gan 36. Ohio State O.
 Williamstown. Mass, Nov. 7.-Wil- jams 6, Colgate 0.
 Waterville. Me, Nov. 7.-Colby Il. Bowdoin 0.
 West Point. Nov. 7.-West Point 5S, Manhattan c.
 Middletown, Conn. Nov. 7.-Wesley- an 66, Trinity Il.
 Amherst. N. H., Nov. 7.-DartmOuth IS, Amherst 0.
 Providence. R. |. Nov. 7.-Brown 24, Vermont o.
 St. Louis. Nov. 7.-WashinGton 0. Missouri University O.
 Richmond. Ind. Nov. 7.-Earlham Il. University of Cincinnati o.
 South Bend, Ind. Nov. 7-NOtre Dame 2I. Missouri Osteopaths 0
 Minneapolis. Nov. 7.-Minnesota 46 Lawrence University 0.
 Greencastle, Ind, Nov. 7.--DeDauw 0, Lake Forest B.
 Oberlin. Nov. 7.-OberHn 6S, Vest orn Reserve O.
 Delaware. Nov. 7.-wesleyan SS. Kenyon IS.
 Grinnell. Ia.. Nov. 7.-Ames 25. Grin nell 6.
 Exeter. N H.. Nov. 7.-Exeter Acad- emy II. Phillips Andover II.
 Columbus, Nov. Case School of Applied Science r. Ohio Medical Uni versity 0.
 Cedar Rapids. la. Nov. Z.-Coe col lese 2S. State normal university 6.
 OskalOosa. Is.. Nov. High school, .OskaIoosa. s. Grinnell 3.
 Madison. Wis. Nov. 7.-University of Wisconsin B, Oshkosh normal Q.
 Lexington, Ky. Nov. 7-Kentucky State college II. Marietta 52.
 Indianapolis. Ind, Nov. 7.-Univer- sity of Indianapolis O, Wabash col lege 4.
 Franklin. Ind. Nov. Franklin % Rose Polytechnic o.
 Nashville, Tenn. Nov 7.-Univer- sity of the South (Swanee) 6, Nash vile
 Atlanta, Nov 7.-Georgia school of technology IT, Florida State college O.
 Charlottesville, Va, Nov. 7.-Univer- sity of Virginia O. St. Johns 6.
 Stanford University, Cal, Nov. T. Stanford University 10. Multnon,ah Athletic club Portland. Ore.) 0.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
GAYLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Nov, -Cattle--Receipts. 900. Market steady. Good to prime steers $5.00@5.50; poor to medium, $3.5O@475; stockers and feeders. 2.00@ z.15; COWS. $1.O063.50; heifers, $2.0GG A.75; canners, $1.o0@2.25; bulls, $1.T5Ia APO; calves, S2O0Q7.25; Texas led steers, S3.00d3.5O; western steers, s2.9Odil5.
 Sheep Receipts 1.COO. firm; lambs. steady
 Good to choice wethers, SS.4O@3.S5; fair to choice. mixed S2.SOG3.SO; west ern sheep, g 00M2.60; native lambs, S3.5065.55; western lambs, $S.70dp 5.l5.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
THE YOUNG GOVERNMENT.
Announcement of the Appointment oi
 Provisional Officers.

Colon. Nov. The municipal coun- suz of Penouome, Emperador San Carlos and Arraiian have announced their adherence to the new republic Of Panama General PCmpilo Gutierrez, who arrived at Colon Thursday to re- rIare Governor Obaldia, sailed for CartaE-Ea today on the steamer Orin- scr. which took the Colombian troops from Colon.
 The following provisional appoint wertf have been made. Governor and military chief. Porflro Melendez: sec ret4ry of the government, Cristobal J-r,aIl. alcalde. BeniEno Andoion; treasurer. Antonio Ocano. ccmmandant of police. 1lanUel Paredes
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
GERMANY NEUTRAL.

Berlin. Nov. 7.-Germany mas not yet taken into consideration the ques- ton or recognizing the republic of Panama and will await the United Sf1tes' formal recognition.
 Germany admits that among the great powers the United States is the country most immediately concerned and win shape her course with special reference Co that fact.
 Germany will preserve a strict but fri. udiy neutrality
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
CHASE RESTORED.
Nothing Results from CoIorado's Fcol-
 ish Court Martial.

Denver. Colo, Nov. I.-Governor Peabody today set aside the verdict of the court martial which found BrigadieT General Chase guilty of dis obedience to orders and sentenced him to dismissal from the service.
 The governor decided that the find- ing of the court was correct but in view Of the generals previous good record. he restored him to duty as commander of thu national guard ot Colorado
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
VOWED EY A KITE.
A Boat Succeeded in Crossing the
 English Channel.

London. Nov. After several fail ures, s. F. Cody today succeeded ir crossing the channel in his kite boat. He left Calais at II o'clock last night and reached Dover thirteen hours later.
 It encountered a strong wind and had some narrow escapes. The boat weighed four tons and was decked with canvas, resembling a miniature sub marine boat. It was drawn by a box kite which was manipulated from the boat.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
A CUBAN PROPOSITION.

Havana, Cuba. Nov. 7.-The Havana government today handed United states Minister Squiers a proposition which if accepted, will result in the immediate turning over to the govern ment of Guantanamo to the United States.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
TURNER MUST GO.
The Deportation Of the English
 Anarchist Ordered.

New York. Nov. 7.-John Turner, the English anarchist must submit 10 de- portatioa. according to a decisicn by Judge Lacombe in the United States circuit court today. Pending an appeal to the supreme court at Washington. which. it is understood will be taken. Turner must remain in custody on E. lis island until the case is finally set fled
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
A PosToFFIcE CHANGE.
Brought About by Investigation of the
 Scandal.

Washington, D. C.. Nov. HI. Nj. Bacon. at present chief clerk to the third assistant postmaster general. has heen appointed temporarily as chief of the classification division of the post office department, succeeding Wm. F. I-andvoight whose resignation was re- gently asked by the postmaster gen. eral
 Arthur Travis a clerk in the depart mcnt. has been named to succeed MT Bacon.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
WHO HE IS.

Ta-i-. ,.av. M Philippe Bunau Earlla. who has been appointed dipio- mItlo agent of tine republic of Pana- me at Washington. is a brother of the yrs dent or the Matin company of Paris. and one or the engineers who tock an active part in the work done towards the construction Of the Pana- ma cana.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
NEEDED AT SAN DOMINGO.

Washington. D, C., Nov. I.-Th' navy department has issued orders to the gunboat Newport at Savannah to coal and proceed at full speed to san Domingo. Tine action follows the a'- vices of the serious conditions of af- cairs there.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
GRAIN.

Chicago. Nov. T.-December wheat opened 7S1A Gp7S&c, dropped to 7Shc. Closed at 7S%c.
 After selling between 441s G44i2, December corn closed at 441k a44Ac.
 After ranging between 35h M 352 2sc, December oats closed S54 935Ac.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
METALS.

New York. Nov. Cooper ruled dull and nominally, unchanged. Lake. S15.75: electrolytic, S19.621a and cast ing, S1S.5O.
 Lead was steady; spot $4.5O Spelter quiet at S6.O0. Bar silver. 5S7zc. MeXi- can dollars. AUG.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
AMfRICANSTEEL COMP ANY
Moves Its General Office and Dis-
 charges Thousands.

Chicago Nov. T.-The Daily News today says:
 The general office of the American Steel & Wire company will be moved within the next month to Cleveland,
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
A CAPTURE OF ROBBERS
Members of a Gang Operating on a
 Wholesale Scale.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 6.-Frank Mar tin. alias Dutch" and Robert Mann, alias Nebraska Doc" were brought to Topeka today from St. Joseph. and will be placed on trial in the federal court
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
PANAMA's AGENT.
lie. Like thc United States, Is Inter
 cssed in an isthmisn Canal.

Panama. Nov. 7.-PhilliDe Buneau VariIIl has been appointed diplomatic agent Of the republic of Panama al Washington. Tie is one of the financial agents or the Panama Canal company. and is nox in New York His first of friaI act was to officially notify the luuta that the United States had rec reuizad the de facto government of Panama. The news caused great re- foieinr here. preparations being made 60 celebrate the evrr.-
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
BONDS.

|. s. ref. 9s, reg 1O7A, coupon 107 lA; 2s reg. and coupon 10S14; new As reg and coupon 1S4l4; old 4s reg. and coupon 111h; 5s reg. and coupon 1G11..
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
WOOL AND HIDES.

New York, Nov. 7.-Hides steady. Galveston 2o to 25 pounds Is; Texas dry q to 30 pounds II.
 Wool firm. Fleece 2S432c.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
LONDON S LORD MAYOR.

London, Nov. Sir James Ritchie was sworn in as lord mayor of London today with the usual quiant cere- monies, succeeding Sir Marcus Samuel.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. D. C.. Nov. New Mexico and Arizona: Fair Sunday. fair in south, rain and cooler in north ern portions Monday.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
SHARKEY LOST.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. Tn the wrestling match here tonight for the championship of the world Tom Jenl- irs threw Sharkey the first and second falls.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-08

FOR SALE:-4O acres alfalfa land. frame house. corrals and fenced, six miles out, with ten inches stock in Mar icopa or Salt River Valley canal, $25Oo E. E. Pascoe, no North Center Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-20
NELLIE WAS A LADY," "NT."

CTS to December 31. Under the pres ent law, the terms of these two com missioners would expire June IT. In view of the developments during the riot last Sunday, and the subsequent criticisms of Mayor Mulvihil's action at that time, some citizens strongly fa- vor the passage of the bill in order to prevent the mayor from having the appointment of two commissioners at present. The last legislature changed the time of the mayorality election from April to November, but no pri- vision was made for changing the terms of commissioners who have here tofore been appointed by the mayor in May following his election. The new bill proposes not only to extend the terms of the present commissioners to December 31, but to make that month the final one of the terms of future commissioners. Mayor Mulvihill and City Attorney Cullinan were among those who went to Hartford to-day to attend the hearing. It was announced that Deputy Sheriff Plumb of Trum- bull. who figured in the incident last Sunday when the mayor Is alleged to have interfered with an arrest which the deputy was about to make during the riot, would also go before the com mittee to repeat his story of the affair.
 That the authorities intend to take vigorous action in reference to rioting was made evident to-day when State Attorney Fessenden applied to Judge Wheeler in the superior court for bench warrants against five of the men who have been bound over for throw ing missiles at the cars. Judge Wheel CT issued the warrants, which will bring the accused up for trial at the present term of the superior court The men are Michael Kelly, Abraham Munt, Andrew Janendo, Edward Hand ley and Michael Bona. All except Munt were bound over early this week His case came up in court this morn ing.
 Six additional cars were working to- day, which makes total of thirty two cars being operated. On the Oak street, Brooklawn, the Shelton and Milford lines cars were used this af- ternoon. The situation was free from any sign of disturbance. The patron age is light
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-20
DANGER FROM MILK.
Chicago Suffering from One Delivery
 a Day Plan.

Chicago, May 2O.-Unless immediate changes are effected in the methods of supplying Chicago with milk the health department asserts that the public health will be seriously menaced and that tremendous increase in infant mortality during the summer months will follow. The one delivery a day plan now being followed by drivers of milk wagons is held to be danger
 Two deliveries of milk day, it is held, are absolutely essential if infant health is to be protected. As it is the milk delivered in the city is 36 hours old .on the average, before it reaches the customer.
 The effects are already seen in ris- ing death rate among infants.
 Health Commissioner Reynolds has sent a letter to the heads of the milk wagon drivers union, asking that the problem be given serious consideration. In the NGhetto' 1t is found that milk delivered in the morning cannot be kept for the succeeding 24 hours. Al ready three riots have occurred. Moth- CTS have 1ocked to the depots of milk dealers demanding fresh afternoon supply. As a result number of deal- CTS have started the two delivery sys- tenn. But their efforts have been blocked by members of the union.