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Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
P. 0. INVESTIGATION
A LACK OF Interest
In What Is Going on by Members
OF Congress.

Washington, April 21.-Postmaster
General Payne today in discussing re-
ports of attempts to interfere with the
Investigation of the affairs of the post
Office department, said that there had
been only one member Of either house
Of congress who had shown him any
particular interest in his investigation.
This was a senator who he did not
name and who had asked that he be
given an opportunity to be heard by
the postmaster general if anything
were done in case of a rerson at the
postoHcc department in whom he was
interested. Gr. Payne sand that there
was great deal of eNaggeration in
some OF The reports regarding investi-
cations and the fourth assistant post =
master general was making careful in
vestigat.on along business lines.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22

Washington, D. c., April 21-secre-
tary Root has directed the court-mar-
tiai OF a number OF army officers Il
Alaska who have been charged with
making use OF commissary supplies for
their Individual profit. It appears that
they have been purchasing supplies al
cost and selling them at a great profit,
something they could do because OF
the freight rates on goods shipped to
Alaska. The papers in the case have
been referred to General Funston. conf
handing the department OF the Colum
bia, with instructions to proceed
against the officers implicated.
1t has heen more than 2 year since
the ofenses were committed and since
that time the officers have been under
/ investigation. The report of the in
spector who first went over the case
covers more than 500 pages. One fea-
tUre OF the peculations was in connec-
ton with the handling of potatoes
Large supplies OF this vegetable were
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22

tisln and you will be the leaders repre-
sentirg labor il this great govern
ment."
He said there are many Wi'o doubted
the fruition Of the great question of
conciliatcry relations between employ
ers and employed. He referred to re-
cent utterances Of President Parry Of
the Manufa ctureVs' association. He
said nothing personal against Nj.
Parry and had the highest regard ior
the organization, but was satisfied tkat
Mr.. Parry was not acquainted with tne
subject he discussed. He denied the as
seI ton attributed to Parry that law,
vandalism, physical force and savasery
controlled labor orgG1iZat tons and that
they were un-AInerican. lie could
bring enough evidence from good re-
suits obtained through the working to
sether of employer and emoloye
through labor orgar.iza tions to have
Mr. Parry fired out OF court. He de-
ola~eG that MS opposition to the sue-
gestior Of Parry that in order to deal
with labor organiz2 tiOns there ehOuld
be some one legally responsible. He
said we had rot reached any such point
as yet. He concluded as follows: 1t
IS 10 part fo!' those who represent cap
ital to condemn = principle. 10 con-
denim 4 policy. because mistakes have
been made. Therefore. 1 say. shame
to man who would teach the public
and misreprescnt the facts"
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22

sent to the post and were turned over
to trading company at q high rate.
Although in the hands of the trading
company, the potatoes were carried on
the books of the comrnissary Office as
stock on hand until some officer made
purchases from the company, when the
stock OF potatoes was reduced to meet
the credit at the conpany's Office, and
the officer making the purchases would
be charged with potatoes
Al the officers stationed at Sizaguay
at tie time were implicated, though IT
is stated at the war department that
there were different degrees OF respon-
sibility.
A-other case refers to an alleged
shortage in the case of an officer Th..
officer claims his safe was broken and
the money stolen. The authorities de-
cided on a court-martial. The names
OF the officers were not made public
at the department. Most of them have
changed station since the Irregularities
are ssid to have occurred.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
KING Of ROMANS
EHTERTAIAS GEN. WOOD
He Is Invited to Make Himself q:
Home IN AL {talian 7,css ar..ol.s.

Rome, April 21.-Brigadier General
Leonard Wood vas received IN audi
orcc today by King Vic,or Emnl4rIel. l..
The general had q most gracious and
cordial conversation with the king, who
tcol great interest in the Philippine
islands. General Weed explained tllat
he was going to the Philippines on
strictly military duty and he said he
had the greatest admiration 70, Cover
nor Taft. lie felt that the results
which the governor had accomplished
there We're excellent.
The king said that Should General
= cod go to Eritrea, the Italian African
colony, on the Red Sea, he had given
instructions to the authorities there to
put themselves entirely at his disposal
General Woo thanked the king warm
ly and he said he vas grarfed when
the foreign office here invited him to
visit Eritrea.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
4 NAVY OFFICER
EVA0ING ARREST
On Account Of the Porto Rican Snug
Cling Cases.

San Juan, Porto Rico April 21.-The
police have not been able to arrest
Captain Andrew Dunlap of the United
States navy, commandant of the naval
station here. against whom a warrant
has been issued for bringing in liquors
without paying the duty, because the
naval station is a government reserve
and Dunlap remains in it.
The police stood at the gate station
since yesterday afternoon until today,
when they We're Withdrawn by order of
Governor Hunt. It is expected that
Captain Dunlap viii present himself
tomorrow.
Commander G. ". Mentz, United
States navy, and Robert Giles, againe
whom warrants were issued on the
same charge, have been arrested and
have pleaded not guilty. a preliminary
hearing will be held before Justice
Bazan, a native, but because of the in
ability to apprehend Captain Dunlap
the date for the hearing has rot yet
been set.
p Y Mohun. paynaster Of the
United States navy, for Whcm there is
a warrant out on the charge Of Illegally
bringing in liquors, is in the United
States, ana viii te summoned later
through the government.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
BUDGET OF NEWS
FROM The ORIENT
The Revival Of B0Xerisln Near
Pekin
Russians CrowdiDg Their Way Into
Thibet-The stcry of a Mutipy on
An American Vessel Out From
Manila,

Victoria, r. C. April 21.-The steam
er Shinaro Maru, which arrived this
morning from the Orient, brought news
o. excitement at Fekin owing TO the
revival OF BoXerism in the adjoining
district The Shanghai Times says the
legation premises are now being po-
Iced by armed patrols at night time.
News was brought some time ago OF
Russian expeditions visiting Thibet and
of opposition on the part of the natives.
News was received by the Shinano that
party of Russians was told to turn
back at Chambo and on refusal the
party was attacked and seven killed
and twenty-one wounded.
Work has been commenced at Foo
Chow on a temple to be erected to the
memory OF Ii Hung Chang Prince
Alashin, a MonSol sculptor, has re-
ceived permission from Pekin to visit
Japan. There is some talk of his visit
being extended to the United States.
y mutiny occurred on board the
American schooner Sequoia at Manfl1
on March 13. Captain White quelled
the rising. which was led by Chamber
lain and Murphy. two beach combers
who shipped at Manila, by shooting
Murphy. The rising took place after
the vessel was out two hours en- rout4
to Port Townsend, and the vessel ha5
4 narrow escape from being driver
ashore at Corregidor as a result of th(
men refusing duty. Captain White sai5
in an interview that together with tbs
mate the men had planned to seize tn,
vessel.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April PA sharp break oc-
cuTred in May wheat today, The price
declining 312c from tbs highest point
on ar effort on the part of the Armour
people to dispose OF a part Of their
immense line. but the recovery was al
most as rapid as the break, and the
close OIL May was only 12@@5c low e.,
w:,ile july closed 5sGs4o lower. Corn
vas 1sc lower With July unchanged.
ard May oats We're OIL Provisions
were steady. the July products closing
from d shade lower to Il Shade higher.
May wheat opened q 1S14G0IS24c. drop
PED to I5,2C. after selling up to IS, clos
ing ct 177sc. May corn closed at 44c,
after selling between 4ic and 44Ac;
May oats closed at 343sc, after selling
between 351k N359sc
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
PRES. ROOSEVELT
WILL Be ALONE
Ex-Speaker Henderson Thinks in the
Next National Convention.

Los Angeles, Cal, April :.1.-In an III
teTview printed in the Express today,
David D. Henderson, former speaker OF
the national house OF representa- tiNcs
said: president Roosevelt will be
nominated, in my opinion, by the next
republican national convention, and
will be elected by the American people
in the same spirit OF enthusiasm he
displayed when he made his famous
charge up San Juan hill That he viii
be re-nominated goes without saying
and he will have 10 opposition No
ether name will so before the conve:i-
tion His election will, I believe, FOL
low by the largest majority ever given
to any candidate"
Mr.. Henderson is at present visiting
a son who resides ct Long Beach and
he will probably remain il Southern
California until June 20, wnen he will
leave for New York.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
GERMAN STORMS.
The Way in Which They Have Cos
Administration Management.

Berlin, April 21.-The recent severe
weather disarranged the Prussian rail-
road finances woefully. Public Works
Minister Budde informed the diet today
that the snowstorms had cost the ad-
ministration several million marks just
when the receipts We're Increasing. He
also said that 100 stretches OF line had
been blockaded from twenty-fo four hours
to week. the latter time being on the
line at the base OF the mountains on
the frontier of Silesia. Numerous
wrecks of small coasting vessels have
been reported
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
AFTER TOBACCO DUKE.

somerviile, n. J.. April 21-Two hun
dred Hungarians and Poles. who are on
a strike from work on the estate Of
James B. Duke, president of the
American Tobacco company. held the
bridge from Raritan 10 the Duke estate
today. and with drawn revolvers pre-
vented teamsters from going to the
Duke estate. Mr.. Duke says he Will
not grant the % cents day increase
the men ask. The strikers are alleged
to have destroyed many trees on the
estate.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
BUILT OVER.
Food That Rebuilt a Mans Body an,
Built it Right.

Built it Right.
BY food alone. with a knowledge of
what food TO use, disease can be warded
off and health maintained. also many
even chronic diseases can be cured. Il
IS manifestly best and safest to depend
upon food to cure rather than too much
drugging.
A case in point Will illustrate \ well
known man OF Reading, Pa, treasurer
of q certain club there. says: II have
never written 4 testimonial letter but I
have been using Grape-Nuts about a
year and have recovered my health.
and feel that I would like to write YOU
, about it for the case is extraordinary.
For five years l was sufferer from
dreadful condition of the bowels: the
trouble was most obscure" Here fol
lows detailed description and the con-
dition certainly was distressing enough
"Details can be given by maid.
Nothing ~ the way OF treatmen.
Of drugs benefited NE in the least
and al operation was seriously con-
sidered. In May, 1901, 7 commenced US
ing Crape-Nuts as a food and With no
! idea that it would in any wav help my
condition. In two or three weeks time !
! noticed an Improvement and there was
q steady gain from that time on until
now I am practically we'll. 1 don't know
. how to explain the healing value Of the
food but for some reason. although i
has taken nearly a year. l have recov-
! cred my health and the change is en-
ti"ely attributable to Grape Nuts food
for long ago quit medicine. I eat onl3
Grape-Nuts 1or break.est and luncheon
but at my night dinner ] have an as,
sorted meal" Name furnished b5
Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
WOOL.

Boston. Mass. April 21.-Thcre was a
larger volume Of business III the wool
market this week than has been dcac
fer many weeks past, with prices firm
and dealers more confident. Territory
wo3ls showed substantial Improvement
IN the way of sales. With prices firm.
Quotations: Territory. choice staple,
scCued basis. Gre. 5lGa55c: fine medi-
unl. 52c553c; medium. fG@47c: territory
ordinary fine. 52Hj3c; fine medium. 4S4
56c; meGium, 45@46c; Colorado and
New Mexico spring, 52@5@c; M. !. 4G@
80; No. =. 4ift :5c.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
THE BATTLESHIP IOWA

Pensacola. Fla. April 21.-The bat
tleship Iowa, which left on Monday 20
complete her target practice in the
gulf. was towed in tonight totally dis
abled by d steam pipe bursting and
tearing away the steering gear.
The accident happened at $40 o'clock
this afternoon and three government
tugs we're Immediately sept to the
ships relief. The extent of the damage
is great, and it viii require ten days or
more to make repairs.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
GREAT NORTHERN TROUBLE.

St. Paul, -Iinn., april 21.--Theee is
a probability OF quiet settlement 81
the difficulties between the Great
Northern railroad and its trainmen.
This afternoon the Great Nol thern
Trainnlen's committee at present in s..
Paul. received q communication from
General Manage Ward. stating that ne
was willing to receive and confer with
representatives Of the nan, the train
mems committee. The date OF the con-
ference : not yet announced.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
HARTMAN COMING WEST.

Kansas City, no. Apri! 2l-Edward
II .HarI imam left ior California this
morning on = special train on the
Union Pacific. accompanied by II. G.
Burt, president OF the Union Pacific
railroad; s. =. Knott. president of the
Kansas City Southern, ard J. o.
Br0nkerhof. superintendent Of the
Union PACIFIC railway.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
COLORADO,s LAUNCHING.

Washington. D. c, Arril 2i-Thc ar
nlored cruiser Colorado, puil, by
Cramp & Sons, will be launched at
Philadelphia raXt Saturday afternoon.
large delegation Of prominent Off
cials from this city viii attend
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
MAILS DESTROYED.

Liverpool. April 21-The White Star
Line steamship Celtic, which sailed
from here tcday for New York, was in
collision in the Nersey with the John
stone liner Heathmore. The Celtic,
which was damaged amidships. le-
turned here. She will be able to sail
tomorrow. The American nail VIII be
dal-yed.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
CHICAGO FIRM IN TROUBLE.
Trustee Named for One OF Oldest Shoe
Houses CT the City.

Chicago. April 21.-Financial difficult
ties have overtalen the firm Of Green's
fielder & Co. f. ". Rider has been
named as trustee. GrecnsfelGer & Co.
is one of the best known wholesale shoe
firms in Chicago and the reported pro-
oeedings have cccasioned much sur
prise to those connected in any way
with the business Of the firm.
The utmost secrecy was observed at
tbs Office of the company today and
attaches OF the company refused to
make any statement regarding the cur
rent reports, further than to admit
that Rider had been named IS trustee.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22

nominal at unchanged prices. Lake
and electF0lytic quoted at $4,000
&l5.25. ard costing at $3.50.
Lead WAS stcaGy and unchanged in
beth markets. London closing at ~ Us
Cd and New York at $t6112. Spclter
and lead was unchanged here and
abroad, with London closing at fc2 los
and in New York ut $5.65.
Bar silver, 5GMc.
Mcxican dollars. 39lsc.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
4 LAKE STRIKE ENDED.

Chicago. H., April 21.-A settlement
OF the strike of the dredge and crane
men which has tied up work in Har-
boris Great Lakes was ended today.
The employees grant the demands Of
the men.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
THE VANDERBILT MARRIAGE.
Willie X Is Too Busy to Talk About
Il.


Paris, April Z1.-The American col
ony here has been much exercised by
the persistent reports of the approach-
ing marriage of William X. Vanderbilt.
Mcst OF the reports come irom New
York following TIE court proceedings
but all persons here have declined to
give any definite information on the
subject. Al late hour this afternoon
when a call was made at the Wander
bilt residence and & request was sent
in for information concerning the cur
rent rumors, word was returned from
Mr. Vanderbilt that he was so l.usi!y
engaged that he had been obliged to
Geny himself 10 ali representatives of
the press and refused to affirm or deny
the reports. Practically the same re-
sponse was given 81 the residence OF
Mrs. Rutherford.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
DEAD IN A wreck
ON THE FRISCO LINE
As Usual a Majority of the Victims
Were Postal Clerks.

Kansas City, no. April 2l.-F1ve per-
so.-s are dead as tne result of a wreck
near Evertcn, No, today Of train Nc
1913, on the Frisco system, which left
Kansas City at 11:55 last night for
Memphis and birmingham
Tie wreck vas caused BY defective
rail.
The dead.
E r. MEAD, engineer, Fort Scott.
kaEs.
BERT COFFMAN, postal clerk, KAN
sas City.
c. WJTHER. postal clerk. Fort Scott
L COLUMN. mail clerk, Kansas
City.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
LEE EXPECTED BACK.

St. Louis, April 21-The ST. Louis
grand jury temporarily adjourned to-
Cay to enable Circuit Attorney Folk
to give his attention to the trial CT To-
cal Doodle cases. AIr. Folk held a con-
ference with Robert e. Lee respecting
the return of his brother, Lieutenant
Governor Lee. After the conference
Mr.. Folk said he expected Lieutenant
Governor Lee 10 return to st. Louis
Thursday G" Friday.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
PEORIA REPUBLICAN.

Peoria, Ill, april 21-Edward n.
Woodruff. republican, was elected
mayor by 1000 majority. Bryan. demo-
crat, was elected two years ago by 5000
majority. The entire republican ticket
was elected today including the board
Of aldermen.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
MINE OWNER FATALLY FELL.

M0not. N u, April 21.-Wliiam J.
Cunning ham, owner Of the Cunning
ham l-isnite mine. west CT he"e. pushed
an empty hutch over the tiuplc at the
mine and fell With it TO the bottom,
forty feet. being instantly killed. Gun
ninGEam vas :; prominent mine owner
and was considered wealthy. He was
sc years OH ana unmarried.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
PLAGUE REAPFEARING.

Mazatlan. April 2l.-Tvo children at
SiqueTos are down with the plague. 1t
is said they We're vnccinated March IS
and April ,. respectively with Yersin
serum. There is some anxiety over this
Ieappeararce OF TIE plague.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
IRISH LAND OWNERS.
Urge the Adoption BY Parliament cf
WynGham's Bill

London. April 21.-TEe annual repcrt
OF the Irish land owners convention
describes the new Irish land bill Is tl=e
largest and most liberal measure eve
offered in Ireland by any COVE: i-rnent
and urges parliament TO pass il with
reasonable amendments.
The. report adds that the success Of
the measure Will depend IN Il great
measure on the spirit il which it is !e-
ceived by the tenants.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
ALASKAN ARMY OFFICERS
TOBE COURT MARTIALED
Engaged in Selling Supplies TO the
Skaguan Traders

They Had Immense Advantage in the Matter Of Freight
Rates-The Case Against Them Had Been Fully Made
up and the Order for Their Prosecution Was Issued
From the War Departn2ent-There Are Other Irregu-
larities Charged Which VIII Be Looked Into in the
Course of the Investigation
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
WEATHER TO-DAY.

Washington. D. c.. April 21.-Fore-
cast fcsf New Mexico and Arizona: Fair
Wednesday and Thursday.
For Wyomins-Fair Wednesday.
warmer southeast portion, THURSDAY
fair.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
ELECTION CONTEST SETTLED
OF Lorimer and Durborow in 4 Chicago
District.

Springfield, ILL.,. April 21.-Tne su-
piome court today settled the Lori
ner-Durborow contest by handing
down an opinion in which they hold
tlat the circuit court CT Cook county
had no jurisdiction in the case and that
the whole matter WAS in The hands OF
the election commissioners.
The result OF the courts opinion will
be that the ballots viii be counted ana
the courts Of CoC!, county can make
Eo further order in the case. The su-
preme court ordered the habeas cor
pus proceedings against Sheriff Barrett
Of Cook county for the release oi The
election commissioners who were cited
for contempt OF court. dismissed
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
G Q 0MHiERCIAl
AND FlHANCIEL
at Last the Tendency Of Stocks Was
Upward.

New York, April zt.-The9e was an
upward movement cf prices today. led
by the Gould group a.d Baltimore q
Chic. The closing Was easy and dull.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22

l[ew Y3,k, April 21-Cooper declined
los II LONDON with spct quoted - t62
nd futures at f5l - Cd Ta@ New
York market was uninduenccd by the
losses abroad, and remained dull and
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
BONDS.

L S. ref. %, reg. and coupon, 1G5'l;
2s, reg, 1G7%: coupon, 1881; new Is,
reg, 1876: coupon. 1@G; Old IS, reg. and
coupon, III; 5s, reg, 9G2t.; coupon. 10319
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
RLooal1NGrox DE11oCRATIc.

Bloomington. III. Ap.i! c1.-The C-nl-
ccrats swept Bloomington tcIcv. elect
ing Morrison may II. The democrats
gained al alderman
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
SENATOR HANNA'S REPLY
TO PRESIDENT PARRY
Against The Proposition Of President
Of Manufacturers Assn.

He Believes It Calculated to Put Further Apart the En-
ployers From the Employees and He Insists Upon q
Further Application of the Principle Which Led to the
Establishment of the Civic Federation.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-22
LEAGUE GAMES
Of BASE BALL

pietsburg, April 21,-National League
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-11-28
CERTAIN RESULTS
Many a Portland Citir.u Kn,ws
 How Sure They Are

Nothing uncertain adoa .he work Of Doan-s Kidney PlIs There is plenty of positive proof oi ,h.s ia -he tes.i- mony. Such evidence should convince che most skep.cI d1ad.er. Read the following statement.
 D. D. -0fey. whose place Of res.- derce is at 4,s East Thirteenth street. Portland, Oregon. says. "L have been great sufferer from clrol1c.es OF tumors for years. Every once lu a while theg appeared. not only one l- a dime. but broke Cl- .c different places. mostly 0n my arms or about my neck Three years ago ] suffered from num- Der Cf them, which broke out a.mQs. ca ths same time. ! Twas treated by a physician end be stated -ha. would never get entirely rid of them unless ! had chem .aucet and che core taken out He operated 0r them and ] was not bothered with any more until last ial. when one made l-- appearance came co che conclusion rhl- my blood was out 0t order. and that tla kidneys were not perform ing their functions right and got box or Dllr Kidney Pills. taking them as directed and they did a.l that was claimed for them. Oo previous occasions when one appeared lt was followed by others. but Doau Kidney Pills checked theu- About two weeks ago one broke out oD my arm and again rasor-el -o D0ar Kidney Pills. and they prevented others from appearing. can ch.er.ll.y recou- mend Deans Kidney Pi.ls. for ] also know others who have used them with very satisfactory results.
 For sale by al dealers Price, 50 cents a box t0stcr-l.I..-. -0. bui- al0 N l., ...e agents for che United Statot
 Remember tha name D0lu's, and take DO substitute.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-11-28
WANT MONEY
Price Is No Obj ct From
 Now On

And for the short time remain with you we will not quarrel over prices. ] still have a lot of mems shoes. both dress and heavy working shoes and boots. that am offering for less than cost. from SIPS to s3. mons kid slp- piers and anciug pumps, Sl5o. Alot of boys' shoes, Sl.25 osL50 Misses shoes. sizes l2s to 2s, sl,25 Co sL5o Ladies shoes, Sl to 9, regular price on these shoes were s250 Co s5 Mems hats 30c to s2. All white and co.ored dress shirts, Doc to -5c Collars. loc, D per dozen; cuffs, 20c; -5c ties 35c. All wool sweaters from Sl 25 to s2; macki- nav pants 8l.50 to s2; coats, sl.l5 to B2.50; canyas-Gued ulsters, only o-.ao; pants, eI; vests, soc. ] have d few sheep-pelt coats andvests and felt boots left. People are just beginning Co find out they are the thing iorou-door wear; have sold lots of them lately Ask anyone that has worn ,hem they will tell you that they are an right Proof Of the pudding is the eating thereof.
 WEI ROBERTSON.