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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
IinuOr Dealer oppose odell.

SCHENECTADY. N. Y. Sept 22.-Ths
state convention OF the New York Wine.
Liquor ard Beer Dealers Association now
IN session here became a partisan organi-
ton. President Dolan advised all mem
bers to array themselves against the ad-
ministration OF Governor Odell. and the
convention adopted resolutions protesting
against the license agitation enacted by
the last Legislature and calling for an
organization in every county and city in
the State which win use every endeavOr
TO elect Democratic candidates for the
LEGISLATURE
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
CASTRo'S DECREE STOPS
ACQUISITION OF MINES
Ring of Politicians in Venezuela
Plans to Monopolize Valuable
Properties

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Sept. 22.-
Advices received here from Caracas, Ven
ezuela, state that the official gazette has
published a Government decree suspend
ing the operation of the mining code for
en- indefinite period. This decree will
render new acquisitions Of mines in Ven
ezuela impossible. The reason given is
that a clique of politicians surrounding
President Castro wishes to monopolize
all the mines in the district of Ciudad
Bolivar without meeting any competition.
They will afterward sell the mines to
foreign companies.
The action of the Government, taken
without previous notice. will cause detri-
ment TO the American mining parties who
are now engaged in surveying several
mining claims in the district of the ORR
noco.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE
EXPLoDES UNDER ENGINE

HELENA, Mont. Sept. 22.-when the
stub train which runs from here to Lo-
gan to connect with the eastbound ex-
press reached a point half a mile from
Helena early this morning the wheels of
the engine exploded a dynamite cartridge
attached to the rails. The lights in the
engine were extinguished and many win
dows in the forward cars were broken
and the passengers shaken up. The rail
was shattered. but the engine passed
over the point in safety.
There was no great amount of treasure
on the train and no reason is known for
the attempt to wreck it. 1t is believed
10 be the work Of some one having a real
or fancied grievance against the COM
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
LAST BUFFALO HUNT
ON DAKOTA PRAIRIES
Colonel Cody VIII Enjoy One More
Quest Of the Lordly
Riz0n

PIERRE, s. D., Sept. 22.-When "Scot-
ty" Philips brought his buffalo herd from
the range to his pasture. several Of the
largest Of the herd could not be brought
in, for they would break through any
Gordon of riders which would surround
them. Some Of them are vicious. and it
is desired to get them out Of the way.
For that purpose, a hunt, to take place
some time next month, has been arranged
and without doubt it Will be the last
buffalo hunt in the history Of the coun-
try.
Buffalo BIZ and other prominent men
have been invited to take part and the
hunt will be great attraction TaNider-
mists will accompany the party and PIE
pare the skins for mounting. and some
fine specimens will be obtained.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
VICTIM OF FARMERS
JEALOUS RAGE DIES
Dunton Succumbs to Effects Of Blows
Believed to Have Been Dealt
by Barns

KEENE, n. H. Sept. 22.-The assault
on Ashbel Dunton and Mrs. Malachi
Barns at East Sullivan Saturday develop
ed into a murder tonight through the
death of Dunton. The aged farmer died
without giving any clew 10 the perpe-
traitor of the deed
The neighbors agree that the quarrels
between Barns, his wife and Dunton had
been frequent. In these Dunton has been
figured as taking sides with the woman,
who. II is alleged, was often the victim
Of Barns Il-temper- Dunton has son,
Herbert, a soldier in the regular army,
stationed in the Philippines, and daugh-
ter who is the wife Of DR.. A. Perkins OK
Ogden. Utah
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
Fund Grows for Upton Testimonial.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The Upton tes-
timonial committee met at the Waldorf
to-day and examined designs for the tes-
umonial that the American people will
present TO Sir Thomas Upton. Money is
coming in rapidly and the indications are
that the fund will reach 5000 to $4,000.
If so. a more elaborate design may be or
dered. or the testimonial may be of gold
instead of silver
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
ODD Fellows Honor Ranev.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Sept. 22.-The Sow
ereign Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows to-day unanimous
ly elected General NJ. A. Raney of Maren-
go, Iowa. commanding general of the Pa
triarchs Militant for term of four years.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
Early Mayor of Chicago Dies.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22--Anson Smith Sher-
man. who was chosen Mayor Of Chicago
IN the eighth year Of its corporation. died
at his home to-day at the age OF g.
Sherman came 10 Chicago from Barre,
VT his birthplace, in 1885. and at once
took an active part in public affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
changes in Japan,s cabinet.

TOXIC, Sept 22.-The following changes
in the Cabinet have been made: Hakano
has been appointed Minister OF Justice:
Baron Kioura. Minister Of Agriculture;
Kubota, Minister OF Education and Oura.
Minister OF Communication
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
RUSSIA WARNS BULGARIA.
Admits Turkeys Right to Send
Troops Into Principality.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Sofia cor
respondent of the Times affirms that a
singular communication has been made
70 the Bulgarian Government by Count
Lamsdorf, the Russian Foreign Minister,
who observed that. in the opinion of
Count Won Bulow. the German Chancef-
lor. Turkey had the right to send troops
to Bulgaria to preserve order. This in
teresting disclosure, continues the cor
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
STRUGGLE FOR WEAPON.

Burke's eyes were bloodshot and he
showed the hsrdships Of running through
the forests al night and day without
food. Apparently he was quite docile,
and the officer started with him for Cas-
cade Locks 70 place him in confinement
fer safe-keeping.
But Burke was merely biding his
chance. When officer and captive had
walked soma distance and got on fairly
friendly terms Burke suddenly seized the
deputy and q terrific struggle ensued.
Both u1en fought for every inch there
was in them. but Burke's strength was
supplemented by desperation and he
struggled ike q demon until he had the
deputy overpowered. He then helped
himself 10 the officers rife. revolvers
and ammunition. bade him a sarcastic
sdieu and disappeared in the brush down
the river
Burke is the man who swindled a
Polk County citizen out OF about $3.50 at
Dalles. and tried the same swindle at
Forest Grove. He is also wanted for
forgery In Martinez, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
BULGAR|A'S )
TERMS ARE
SUBMITTED
Conference That Nav
Restore Peace in
Balkans.
Sultan Shows Disposition to
Mollify Her Vassal
State.

SOFIA, Sept. 22.-Within forty-eight
hours the question of peace or war will
probably be settled according to authori-
tative representations here Premier Pet
rolf had an interview this morning with
Ali Feureh Bey at which the whole sit
uation in Macedonia was discussed. As a
result of this conference a much better
feeling prevailed and confident hopes have
been expressed that satisfactory ad-
iustment will be reached. This view is
strengthened by report from CONSTANT
nople to the effect that the Council of
Ministers, after some days of discussion.
Is within measurable distance of an agree
ment on the chief points at issue.
The Premier complained to the Turkish
diplomatic agent of the situation created
by the arrival at Burgas of thousands of
destitute and starving refugees from the
district of Lozengrad. After a discussion
an understanding was practically reached
that Turkey should guarantee the safe
protection of the refugees and take stems
to reinstate them in their homes.
The general effect of these conferences
in Constantinople and Sofia has induced
a much more hopeful feeling here al
though in Balkan affairs It is always nos
sible that the next days happenings NAV
change the entire situation.
BULGARLA'S DEMANDS.
The following is the position Of the
Turco-Bulgarian negotiations:
The Porte recently manifested a dispo-
sition to consider proposals for a direct
understanding, and Bulgaria advanced the
following conditions:
First, the Porte to grant general am
nesty and stop the persecution of the
Bulgarians in Macedonia; second, a mixed
commission to be formed, the Bulgarian
members of which should be nominated
by the Bulgarian Exarch and never be
in a minority on the commission, to elab-
crate administrative reforms, arrange for
an extension of local administrative au-
tonomy, insure the safety of the high
ways and the equality Of Christians and
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
DESPERATE
OVERPOWERS
HI5 CAPTOR
FOrger Burke Dis
arms a Deputy
and FleeS.
Fierce Fight Between
the Men Near the
Columbia.
Man Hunt on Washington
Shore May Result in
q Battle.
Special Dispatch to The Call

STEVENSON, Wash. Sept 22-Blood-
shed may result from the man hunt now
IN progress on the Washington side Of the
Columbia River, between The Dalles and
Vancouver. Burke. the forger and es-
oaped prisoner from the Hillsboro jail.
overpowered the Deputy Sheriff who had
captured him to-day and secured two
revolvers, a rife and a large supply Of
ammunition. His actions and escapades
of the pest few days brand him as a des-
perado. and should the posse which is
now hot on his trail overtake him there
Is little doubt but that q pitched battle
VIII e1sue.
ssurke's feats of the past week have
shown that he does not intend 70 spend
his time in jail. Sunday he escaped from
Sheriff lotion Of Skamania County, who
had recaptured him al the hotel at Car
son. Wash The Sheriff sent a shower Of
bullets after the fugitive. but the shots
a1narently only made the fugitive run
the faster, none Ct them taking effect
CAPTURE AND ESCAPE.
Sheriff lotion located the escaped man
fa the hotel at Carson early Sunday
morning, after he had secured the coun-
Try in the vicinity Of The Dalles. where
Burke was reported 70 have been seen.
The Sherin captured his man, getting the
drop on him. and at once started with
him for the lookup the Sheriff riding.
with his gun trained on the captive, who
va -ked ahead.
Il was AZ a sharp turn in the road that
Burke made his escape. Being shut for q
second from view ne bOlted into the brush
without the least warning. The officer
errptied his revolver into the brush, clip
ping trees right and left and ordering
Burke 10 halt. But there was no sound
from the fugitive
Sheriff lotion at once rode TO the differ
ent settlements Of the vicinity and left
Instructions that a sharp lookout be kept
for the man. Every available officer was
nut on his trail. with the result that
Deputy Sheriff from Lower Cascades
came upon him to-day and arrested him
in the brush near that settlement. Burke
vas unarmed and did not resist. especial
" when the officer thrust q gun in his
face.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
Insureent Leader captured.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Sept. r.
Guards last right captured Juan Lopez.
the leader Of the recent insurrection-
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
Nicaragua Is Ready
to RepeL Force
of InOdderS.

a Ew ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-Ad-
"a vices Of the expected invasion
W. of the Nicaraguan district by
q v soldiers from Spanish Honduras
to enforce that country's con-
tention that Nicaragua in giving con-
cession to a Pittsburg. Pa, syndicate
granted rights on territory which belongs
American steamship Breakwater from
Puerto Cortez, Spanish Honduras.
Last month a commission, headed by
General Ordonez, was sent by President
Bonilla of Spanish Honduras to Cape Gra-
cias to notify the Collector of the Port
there that If the Nicaraguan republic did
not recognize certain rights claimed by
Honduras along the Wanks River, sepa-
rating Honduras and Nicaragua. war
would be proclaimed by President Bonilla.
The customs officials and military au-
thorities at Cape Gracias lacked the au-
thority TO act in accordance with the
Honduras request, so General Ordonez
and his colleagues returned to Teguci-
galpa, warning the Nicaraguans to be on
the lookout for an invasion provided the
Honduran rights were not respected.
President Zelaya on being notified imme-
diately garrisoned Cape Gracias.
Unless an amicable settlement Of the
boundary dispute is effected there is a
strong probability that war will be de-
clared.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23

Mussulmans before the courts. reform the
taxation and gendarmerie and provide for
personal security.
After the accomplishment of these tasks
the commission. which probably would
sit at Salonica. would become the council
of the inspector general and would de-
pute one of it's Bulgarian members to
report to the Sultan on the progress of
affairs.
Bulgaria also asked that the burned VIII
lagos be rebuilt with Government assist
ance. the refugees repatriated and an es-
pecial ordinance issued providing for the
organization of the Bulgarian schools and
churches.
These proposals seem to have been ac-
cepted in principle. although nothing def
mite has yet been decided. Even in the
event of an agreement being arrived at,
nroofs of good faith would be required as
a guarantee of the execution Of the re-
forms, and, If not Forthcoming, the Mace
domains would continue their agitation
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23
MAssACREs CONTINUE.

list compiled from official sources is
nubl,shed, showing the names of and de-
tails regarding twenty-three villages in
the district of Malkoternovo, eighteen in
the district of Kirk-Kilisse, four in Vasi-
,ilxo and three in vezene. which have been
scenes Of pillage, murder and outrage by
Turkish troops.
The War Ministry has taken steps to
strengthen the Bulgarian frontier forces
and It is rumored that troops will occupy
all of the commanding positions. thus
making it almost impossible for bands to
cross the frontier. Some regiments of the
Second and Third divisions have been or
dered to the Adrianople frontier, where
the Turks have massed strong bodies Of
troops.
Revolutionary bands are reported to be
active in the district of Razlog. province
of Seres. where they hold all the noun
tain passes The Turkish population is
fleeing toward Salonica.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-23

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Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

of fifty young ladies is being trained by Mrs. Cavens while Mrs. Stechan is
 giving the necessary stage instructions.
 The cantata is replete with beautiful
 choruses and concerted music. The pro- duction will be for the benefit of the
 building fund of the Baptist church. WALLACE-STOV very hap py wedding occurred last evening at
 7:30 o'clock a the residence of MT. and
 Mrs. F. T. Stovan on North Second avenue when their daughter. Miss Gertrude Stovall was joined in mar
 riage with MT. Ernest B. Wallace.
 Rev. Dr. Halsey performed the cere-
 nfony Only q few intimate friends of the contra cting parties were present.
 After the wedding the guests enjoyed a sumptuous banquet The bride has lived in this city for several years and is a well known and popular young wo- man. The groom is eStima ble young man and has many friends. Later in the evening the Porter brothers armed with their stringed instruments and accompanied by a number oi friends of the young people. called, furnished some excellent music and added much
 to the pleasure of the evening. Still
 later Ezra w. Thayer. the groom's em- ployer. arrived at the head of his corps of clerks, announcing their coming
 with a cowbell serenade.
 A REMARKABLE EVENT.-Phoe-
 nix has witnessed a remarkable event this last week and though unheralded and very quiet it portendS much honor
 to the city. A young miss of seven teen years announced a programme of piano pieces of the most taxing diff culty and demanding the utmost abili- ty both in technic and expression. This in iself was enough to arouse consid- erable interest but when the evening of the performance arrived and the
 numbers were finished those present
 realized that they had witnessed a wonderful thing. The programme con- sisted of works of the greatest com posers which are often selected by the | greatest artists to show forth their powers, and were performed with the command and perfection of the mature
 artist. Miss Jessie Dunbar is a Phoe-
 nix girl, whose study in music has been
 confined to the last two years, and the
 fact that sine could prepare for and
 work up such a programme in such Il
 manner shows a great amount of gen
 jus. The programme was: Grand Valse in A flat, Chopin; Sonata in C
 sharp min. (MoonlighD, Beethoven:
 La Fileuse Raff: The Awakening of
 Spring, Haberbier: Etude. Die I.oreiy. Seeling: Etude. Si oiseau 'etais. Hen-
 selt; Tarantelle. s. E. Mills: Capprc-
 oio Brilliant. MeEGelssohn.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
PRINCESS ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

New York, February 2S-Princess Djemil TousSoun, sister oi the khedive and wife of Prince Djemil Toussoun recently made an unsuccessful attempt a self-destruction by taking poison. The act is said to have: been prompted by jealousy. The princess subsequent ly left Egypt on board of one of the royal yachts, refusing to see her hus- band. says the Heralds Cairo cores pendent. Her highness went by way of Trieste to Vienna, where it is said she is about to wed an Austrian count divorce has already been granted.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
NEGRO KILLS A NEGREss.

St. Louis. February 2S. - William Rack, colored shot and killed Maggie McGinnis, colored, today and is under arrest on the charge of murder It is charged that the woman lett a window open in the room in which Rack was sleeping, and this so anSered him that fe pursued her and held her in his arms while he placed the muzZle of a revolver against her breast and fired. He then shot himself in the shoulder in an attempt to commit suicide
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
HIS DREAD SECRET.

What makes Enbody always so awkward and nervous and i'll at ease when you're around:"
 'Oh, he knows that I know all about him.
 Why. has he any dreadful secret hes ashamed of?"
 "Um.'
 What is it?"
 He buys patent medicines. I caught him at it."-New York Times.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for "A hours ending p. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
DIPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC.

Watertown, N. Y, February 2S.-An epidemic of Giphtheria has broken out in the village of Morristown, on the St. Lawrence river and all business is temporarily suspended and the schools closed. Twenty deaths have occurred and new cases are reported daily.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
WIRELESS INCORPORATION

Trenton. N. J.. February 2S.-The h. ternational Wireless Telegraph com pany, capital s7.5OOC0O to acquire pat ent rights and operate a wireless 1ele- graph and telephone system was in corporated here today
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
News ef Y
 the Town
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

the choicest meats and poultry at those close figures possible only with a large trade Constant. steady, uniform and regular, our pathway runs along Qual- ity Heights all the time The best to be found i1 the market is the poorest our customers ever receive. The low est possible prices are the highest we ever charge. Every order filled with an experts selection.
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Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
GRlSWOlD
Iha......-. R.CNCie M1n

Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the
 best and easiest riding wheel on earth.
 Keeps the largest stock of Tires anu Most complete repair shop In the city. Nos. and 9. S. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

Back Again.-Jaok Kersting and Frank Wood will start q new black smith shop at l East Jefferson. south of Commercial hotel. We want to see all our old customers and all new ones that want first-class work at reasona- ble prices.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

P. T. HURLEY IT w. Washington St. Phone 121.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

Maximum temperature, 64; minimum temperature. 8. Average relative humidity. a1 per cent. Total precipita ton, 0. Character of the day-Clear.
 M. E. BLYSTONE.
 Section Director.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-25
COLONIAL CLUB.
Presented Two Act Drama at Leav4
 enworth Hall.

Presented Two Act Drama at Leav4
 enworth Hall.
 About two hundred people witnessed the presentation of two act drama en- titled Down by the Sea" at Leav- enworth hall last night. It was the first play given under the auspices of the Colonial club and it was we'll pro- duced. The different characters were enacted in a most pleasing manner and the clever amateurs were deserving of the generous applause which they re- ceived. Each person played his part well, but especial mention should be made of the clever acting of Miss Alice M. Radcliffe, George TowIe and Will fam Curtis. The play, which is rather interesting, was produced under the direction of Fred c. Radcliffe, whose work showed that he was no novice in the game.
 Between the acts speciality entitled How Grandma Danced the Minuet' was introduced by Miss Ruth Tanning. Miss Tanning is a clever little girl and she initiated grandmother in such q manner as to make herself strong ia vorite with those present. As an en- core she recited The pride of Battery B."
 The cast of characters follows: Ab- ner Raymond, "a city merchant, George Wilcox; Captain Dandelion, city flower, George Towle; John Gale, a fisherman, Benjamin Fairbrother; Sep. tember Gale and March Gale, proteges of John Gale, Charles c. Piercey and William Curtis; Jean Grapeau, an old French peddler, Irving Speirs; Virginia Raymond, city belle, Alice M. Marsh land; Kitty Gale, John Gales daughter Bertha Piercey; Mrs Gale, John Gales wife, Alice M. Radcliffe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-25
BRo0KLYN BRIEFS

Edward Sherman of South Leou- ard street, an employe of the Highland division of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad, was struck in the head by a part of the bridge near the West End Brass Mill Co.'S plant, while he was riding across the bridge on one of the cars on Monday A deep cut was made in his head, in which three stitches were placed by Dr Rus sell.
 The Rev Father Cullen of England. who is touring this country in behalf of missions in which he is interested. will. speak on the subject of missions at St Patrick's church tomorrow night at 7:8O. Father Cullen is an eloquent speaker A large congregation should be present to hear him tomorrow night. A collection will be taken up for the missions in which the Rev Father Cullen is interested.
 Spring time is near at hand and per. haps you expect to paint your house or do some repairs which need paint ing. Don't forget that A. c. Walker, the druggist, has complete line of painters supplies, mad his prices are right. Drop into the store and get him to give you figures It will cost you nothing and perhaps you can save money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-25
THE CURRAN DRY GOODS CO.
Thursday, as Usual, Is
 Bargain Day.

The various departments of store filled to high water mark with the choicest goods for spring
 New Kid Gloves New Easter Dress Goods and Silks New Shoes, New Suits and Jackets, New Carpets. New Furnishings for Men and Women In fact every of store now perfect mirror for the season to come.
 For tonight and tomorrow the following extra specials in new goods will make buying profitable for our patrons