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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03

Mrs. Carrie Libbey, of North Cutler,
 Maine, formerly of West Haven, who, with her sister, Mrs. c. H. Bryant, has been stopping with Mrs. Thompson, of First avenue, West Haven, returns to her home to-day This was her first visit here since she left thirteen years
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03

ARRESTED FOR N0N4SUPP0RT.
 Charles E. Whapes was arrested last ef- ening by Officer Clay of the Dfxwell avenue station and charged with the non-snpDort of his family. He was arrested on . war
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03
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Thirty-Five New Fall Su
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03

Charles D. Davis was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Gibson on a warrant charging him with violation of the lignor law, He is the proprietor of the old Wind sor house at S9 Union street,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03

The bids for the portable schools have been received, and David H. Clark was awarded the contract.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03
$500
An Astonishing List of Notion Prices, From An Underwriters Auction Sale.

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03
Security Insurance Co

of New Haven.
 OFFICE 37 CENTER STREET. Cash Assets. Jan 1, 1903, Sl, 2S6. 629. 52
 DlkECIORS: Charles s. Leete, Chas. B. Curtis, James D. Deweli, II. Mason, Joel A. Sperry, E. G. Stoddard. s, B. Merwin, William k. Tyler, John W. Alling, John T. Manson.
 Chas, E. Sheldon. CHARLES s. LEETE, H. MASON,
 President. @ Secretary. 2. D. DEWELL, H. c. FULLER Y Nice Presidsnt. Aust secrstaI1s :,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03

KNIF the well-dressed women of this city a # E have never seen the day that they we &&l Monday.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
ALASKA ARGUMENT
The Discussion Comes to an
 End In London
It Was of the Friendliest Character and the Conflicting Governments
 Thanked Each Other.

London, Oct. S-The arguments ill the Alaska boundary arbitration were fin- ished at $40 D. m. today. MT. Dickin- son concluded with an eloquent per oration, dealing with the bonds of amity between the United States and Great Britain. John w. Foster. the agent for the United States. thanked the British government in the name of the American government for it's court esy. Lord Justice Alverstone paid a tribute to MT. Dickinson and the ses- sion broke up.
 The closing moments were marked by an intensity of interest, hitherto lacking in the proceedings. As MT. Dickinson finished his arguments and commenced his references to interna- tion relations and the possible effect of the verdict thereon. the members of the tribunal and the other listeners ap- peared to grasp the true importance of the proceedings, which had almost been lost sight of in the puzzling technical details in which they had been shrouded.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
TijIman Himself Takes the
 Stand in His Behalf
STATES ABUSE OF HIM
He SpeeKs of His Intended Military Career and His Candidacy for Coz ernor, Always Referring to State Editorials.

Lexington. s. C., Oct. S.-J. II. Till man was witness in his own behalf today in his trial for the murder of N. G. Gonzales. He vas on the stand an hour and will continue his testi- mony tomorrow. Thirteen witnesses were heard today. Til!man when he took the stand, was asked by Mir. Croft to explain the incidents to which ref erence had been made during the trial. He was asked with regard to any mes sages he may have sent to Gonzales and replied saying that he sent a verb al messa ge to him by George s. Le- sare, asking him (Gonzales) to meet him in Georgia. He said Gonzales wanted the invitation put in writing, but he was afraid it was trap. He said also he did not want to violate any of the duelling laws of the state.
 Answering further questions. wit ness said when he was d correspondent in Washing on for some of the south ern papers. Gonzales was an applicant for the position of consul general to Shanghai and that he wrote to his papers that Gonzales might not be ap- pointed and-hc said he had some words with him in the hotel lobby in Wash ington.
 Asked as to Gonzales attitude to- ward his military career, he said:
 Tt had always been bitter towards me since I was T years of age The question of his military career and the comments of the State were | then taken up. Tillman stated, among | ether things that Gonzales wanted tt l have him court ra1tialed because O i an incident which he related. Relativ; | to the organization of a company O | Indian scouts, which had been referred 1 to, defendant said he wanted to or
 ganize such a company to take to tn 1 Philippines and that President Mckin ley and the army officers in Washing ! ton opposed it.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
BOND HOLDERS SUIT
To Protect Their Interests in a hexi-
 can Property.

San Francisco, Oct. S.-A suit inVolv- ing 2,500.O00 acres of valuable coal I;tl.i and containing charges of fraud was begun in the United States district court today. The suit was brought by George w. Jackson, against Aivinz:l Hayward, H. c. Stevenson, J. D. Ar mold, A. J. Ulman and Charles D. Lane as directors of the Mexican Anthracite Company in their individual capacities and the Mexican Coal Mining Company and the Mercantile Trust Company Of this city.
 Jackson alleges that the defendants bought 2,f96,600 acres of coal land in the state of Sonora. Mexico, and fornl- ed a corporation known as the Mexican Anthracite Coal Mining Company, which capitalized itself at S1.500,00 and issued first mortgage bonds on tkt property.
 Among the bond purchasers Wa! Jackson, who invested s7O.000. He now declares that the company purposely
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
THE COMMERCIAL WORD
Nothing Happened Yesterday to Re-
 lieye the Stock Market.

There was practically no relief from the weakness of today's stock market from start to finish. The last prices were practically the lowest of today and the closing vas weak. Net declines of to per cent and upward are quite general throughout the list
 STOCKS.
 Atchison 63. pfd SS; x. J. Central 150: c. &; O. 2934; Big Four 6915 c. < S. 11A; C. &, $. pfd 47A c. & S. 2nd pfd 1SA; Erie 26%: Great Northern pfd 160; Maphattan 129A: Metropoli- tan 1024 Mo. Pac. S71s; \. '. Central 115A; Penna, 117A St. L. & $. F. 30: St. L. x s. F. pfd SO; St. L. X S. F. 2nd pfd 45; St. Paul 1858 So. Pacific 4O1A |. r. 69A Amal cop 35A /; Sugar 10S F Anaconda 67: |. s. Steel 14H: L. $ Steel pfd 623s; W. |. S1%: Santa F'e cop Is; U. s. bonds, regs 2s reg and coupon 1061@ 3s reg 107A; coupon los F.; new As reg and coupon 1855; old 4s reg and coupon 1101A; 5s reg and cou- pon 1O21a.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
CHINESE TOSSED ABOUT
Mexican Consul at Naco Refuses to Recognize Those in Bond.

Manila, Oct. 9.-11:1O a. m.-The contract discovered by Collector of Customs Sinister in connection with the scheme of bringing in Chinese cool ies under the guise of merchants, the unearthing of which has already re- suited in the arrest of John T. Miller former inspector of immigra tion, and the issuance of a warrant for w. D. Ballantine, contains the following clause. referring to United States consul at Annoy.
 ''There shall be deducted from the profits of the firm forty-five dollars Mexican for the Tao-Tai, fifty Mexican for United States consul, fifty Mexican for the secretary to the United States consul. five dollars for Mir. Lang inter- preter.'
 Carl Johnston Is acting consul at Annoy. It was reported that the name of Consul McWade, who is stationed at Canton, was mentioned as bene- ficiary of the contract. but Collector Shuster says this is untrue.
 Collector Sinister says he has evi dence connecting several United States ccnsuls with the scheme under which the Chinese have been admitted here.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
LONDON'S nONORABLES
The Entertainment of the Great
 Artillery Company in New York.

New York. Oct. S.-The Honorable Artillery Company of London and their hosts. the Honorable Artillery Conpa- ny of Boston, today rode in automobiles in q rainstorm through Central Park and Riverside drive to Grants tomb, after which they had luncheon at the ClarciGont.
 Lord Denbigh. the commander of tNf Honorahles. sent a cable dispatch to King Edward today in which he told of the reception of the party in Bos- ton and the courtesies since extended to them and was lavish in his praise of the Americans.
 He also told of the visit to West Point, and of the favorable impression created by the cadets. saying that the school was fully up to it's great reputa- ton.
 The party will start for Washington tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
NOT SUSPECTED
Whoever Believed That Rus Would Quit ManChuria?
TIME PASSED, STILL IN
On the Contrary the Bear is Throwing Greater Forces In to Close the"0pen Door" Still Tighter.

Yokohama, Oct. S.-According to all reports today, the date fixed for the evacuation of parts of Manchuria by the Russian troops. passed without d Russian move towards the evacuation oi Manchuria.
 In the meantime, the Russo Japanese negotiations regarding Corea and Man churia are proceeding at Tokio, be- tween the Japanese cabinet and the Russian minister, Baron De Rosen. The latter is acting under the direct instructions from Admiral AlieT, vice roy of the far east.
 The prospect is considered doubtful unless Russia makes substantial con- sessions. The rumor of the Japanese rejection of Russian demands is offi- cially denied. The press today is off, cially warned against indulging in sen sationalism.
 China is understood to be waiting for the result of Japan's negotiation before further treating with Russia for the evacuation of Manchuria.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
The Making of a National Federation Under Way
VERY NEARLY A MILLION
Proposed for Incorporation Tn the New Orsanization-Everything Has Been Practically Agreed Upon But the Constitution and by Laws.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. S.-LeadlnS representatives of the national and in ternational organizations of building and repairing trades met this afternoon in conference for the purpose of bring ing their respective organizations into an internal federation, having for Its object the arbitration, adjudication and conduct of building trades affairs.
 Among those attending are. M. P. Carrick. secretary and treasurer of the Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers; James Hanaahan. grand trustee or the International Union of Steam Engineers: r. GubbiHs- president of the International Union of Bricklayers and Masons; J. R. Cava- naugh and w A. O'Keefe. president ano secretary-treasureT nf the Opera tive Plasters International assOciation; Frank Buchanan. president of the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers international union; Herman Lilien, president of the International Hod Car Tiers and Building Laborcrs' union; Frank Duffy, secretary and Thomas Neale. treasurer of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, and John Ma loney and s. B. French O: the EIec- trical Workers.
 They represent 100000 workmen.
 After working the various plans for federation down to basis acceptable to all the making of a constitution and bylaws will be taken up. This constitution will probably be referred to the different unions for ratification, but 1t is likely that permanent officers will be elected at this conference.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
IndiananOliS. In

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. S.-The most interesting prisoner who has ever been confined in jail in In diana is John Terrell, now behind tn" bars of the Bluffton jail. held on mur- der charge. Terrell is one of the states Wealthiest residents. His property is valued at $1,000,000, and it is said that even this sum does not represent the full value of all his real estate.
 While Terrell is imprisoned he is not neglecting his business. Pasted on the wall of his cell is little schedule that he has prepared himself for his own daily guidance. It is as follows:
 a. m. Breakfast.
 6:30 a. m. Exercise in jail corridors.
 : a. m. Receiving and opening mail.
 a. m. Arrival of stenogra pher for dictation.
 g 3. m. Arrival of callers who come on business missions.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
LIKE AN ELEVATOR Food Sends One Up or Down

Good food sends one up or bad food sends one down.
 Health depends OH food more than on anything else and particularly where one gets but little exercise care must be used not to eat greasy. pasty. starchy foods that do not nourian but cause trouble.
 A big man whose normal weight is 70 pounds thought he was q skeleton when he fell off to Is5 He says: "I had been housed up for four years and was run down from my normal weight of 220 pounds when in health to 1S5 pounds. I was very nervous and gen. orally careworn mentally and felt sick and miserable all the time. getting very little pleasure out of life.
 Then I commenced using Grape Nuts regularly twice a day and in q short time I had gained back to 215 pounds at which weight l am now get ting strong and well and active, both physically and mentally. All my troubles have disappeared and l am lively and happy.
 "I am not a youngster any more in years but Grape Nuts has made me feel younger and stronger than for d great many years rast." There's d reason.
 Name given by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek, Mich.
 Look in each package for a copy of the famous little book, 'The Road to Wellville."
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
COLORADO COURT MARTIAL,
Adjutant General Bell Says He Vii!
 Demand One.

Colorado Springs. Colo Oct. S.-A special to the Gazette from Cripple Creek says:
 Gen. Bell today stated that a court martial has not been ordered by the governor but he will demand one for himself nordcr to clear up the charges of irregularities in the quartermaster and commissary departments, of which he is the head.
 He said that he would insist on q complete investigation of the reports tc the effect that there has been grating among some of his officers.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
THE CHINESE INQUIRY.

Victoria, Oct. S.-The steamer Olym- pia arrived today from Yokohama and the orient. bringing news that China had replied to the new Russian de- mands. seeking a postponement of the evacuation of Manchuria.
 China has answered all the clauses. excepting that relative to a duty inn posed on Russian goods entering Man churia, the replies being evasive efforts to delay action.
 One Japanese correspondent tele- graphs from Pellin that prior to re- spending, Prince Ching cndcavorcd to secure news from tho Japanese min ister regarding the direct Russo-Ja- panese negotiations and the core spondent of the Asiah wires that China has DOW arrived at the conclu- sion that war between Russia and Japan is inevitable.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
CONSOLIDATED SUPERIOR.
A Plan Proposed for Lease of
 Life.

Philadelphia, Oct S.-The directors of the subsidiary company of the Con- solidated Lake Superior Company. held long conference here today. at which the present situation was thoroughly discussed. A resolution was adopted authorizing Speyer and company to take possession of the various plants at the Soo, nortgaged to the Central Trust Company of New York, trusted. under the mortgage dated January 1. 1903. which secured the Speyer loan If $5.O00,O00, provided that Speyer an1 company grant an extension of time for the sale of the collateral of these com panies, whic hthey held, sixty days be- yond Oct. 15.
 The company will give possession as soon as Speyer and Company's con- sent to extension is obtained.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
FOR TIE FIRST TIME
Chamberlain Has Net With Endorse.
 ment in South Africa.

Cape Town, Oct. S.-Interviews with leading men in South African colonies show the general trend of opinion strongly favors MT. Chamberlain S Glasgow programme.
 Reports from Bloemfontein. Orange River Colony, Peitermaritzburg. Natal Pretoria and Transvaal, show that the proposals are keenly discussed every where. It is expected that the prefer ential duties in the proposed case of South African wines and friut will greatly benefit these industries.
 The Dutch. who essentially are pro- tectionists, will support the principles of reciprocity.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

found short $15.000. It was believer that he was coming to the United States and Secretary Hay was requested by Baron Gevers, minister of Netherlands to assist in securing the ex-consular agent. The secret service agents every where were notified.
 When Arondez was arrested S11 300 was found in his possession and the money will be given to the Netherlands.
 In view of the recovery of most of the money intimations have been given there may not be a criminal prosecu- tion of the prisoner.
 His early release is looked for
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
CHINESE ADMISSION
A Discovery of Contracts
 Made by Manila Officers
Warrants Issued for Some of the Guilty Parties Have Been Made Public.

Bisbee, Ariz., Oct. S.-Max. Gavito, the Mexican consul at Naco. Sonora. Mexico. yesterday refused to permit four Chinese to enter the confines of Mexico. The Chinese were brought to Naco from San Francisco in bond.
 The commissario at Naco had a per init from the vice president of the re- public, but Gavito would not recognize it.
 International complications are ex- pected in Arizona.
 Both the American and Mexican of ficials have wired their respective governments but no reply has been received yet.
 The Chinese are in care or Inspector C. T. Cornell.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
DUTCH THIEF CAUGHT.
Netherlands Representative Nailed at
 San Francisco.

San Francisco. Calif., Oct. S.-When the Japanese steamer, Nippon Maru came out of quarantine last night, an important arrest was made by Secret Service Agent George W. Hazen. The person taken into custody was J. F. Arondez, a fugitive consular repre- sentative cf the Netherlands. for whose apprehension the diplomatic and crim- inal machinery of two nations were put into motion.
 Arondez was stationed at Batavia. in Java, in the government position named. Some time ago he disappeared and it is alleged that his accounts were
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
A PUEBLO MYSTERY.
Police Officer Did Not Shoot Himself
 but Would Not Tell How.

Pueblo, Colo, Oct. S.-Police Officer E. M. Slater who was shot last night during the attempt made to arrest Dr. C. O. Rice. who killed Officer Silas Martz, died this afternoon at the Pueblo hospital.
 In his dying statement made in the presence of several persons the wound ed man said that he did not shoot him. self as was supposed.
 There is still a mystery regarding the manner of his being shot.
 An inquest will be held tomorrow over the bodies of the dead policemen.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

4:S0 p. m. Diversion and exercise.
 p. m. Supper.
 D. m. Bed.
 From this schedule the millionaire prisoner never varies.
 Terrell's only child, a daughter. was married when nineteen years old. to Melvin Wolf Wolf abused the girl. who fled to her fathers home for pro- lection. Her father. who was lying in wait for his son-in-law. shot the young man.
 The wounds were not fatal. but when Wolf, who was taken to a surgeon office was lying unconscious under the influence of anaesthetics. Terrell sud- denly burst through the crowd of spec tators and in a rage battered down the door, Into the prostrate young man he emptied both barrels of a shotgun Death followed at once.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
A JUDICIAL CHANGE.

Topeka. Kas.. Oct. S.-Judge Riner of Cheyenne, Wyoming today took charge of the business in the United States circuit and district courts for the re- mainder of this year. He is taking the place of Judge Hook, who will attend the session of the United States circuit court of appeals in St. Paul.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
K. I. WILL TRY IT AGAIN.

Topeka, Oct. S.-The Rock Island mana cement states that the Golden State Limited. last years susccessfui California train will be a regular feat ure Of the passenger work of the road during the coming winter.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
FRkNCO-RRITISH TREATY.

Paris Oct. S.-It is learned in author itative quarters this evening that terms of a general treaty of arbitration be- tween France and Great Britain have been concluded between Foreign Min ister Delcasse and the authorities in London.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
PRESIDENTIAL MEETING.
MT. Roosevelt Called in Members of
 His Cabinet

Washington. Oct. S-President Roose- welt today summoned to the White House several members of his cabinet. They were Secretaries Hay. Moody and Cortclyou, and Attorney General Knox.
 It was the desire of the president merely to discuss with them matters O; personal concern. They remained with him for about three-quarters of an hour
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

forfeited the land by failing to fulfill it's contracts and that therefore the bonds became valueless. He further charges that the directors intend 10 oust the present bondholders and then re-purchase the property from the Mex ican government at a lower figure.
 There are $10G,0GG bonds outstand- inS.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
GETTING OUT NOWHERE

Ticn Tsin, Oct. A telegram from Yin Kow under the date of October S states that the Russians are taking TO steps to evacuate Manchuria. Reports from the north show that they are holding their position everywhere.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

$1o1 preferred. Yet within the last few days steel commoE touched the lowest point it ever touched and sold in con- siderable quantities in the open mar ket at S17 q share, while the preferred stock, which carries q seven per cent dividend, was quoted at $69.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

New York. Oct. S.-If anyone had predicted d year ago last February
 when J. P. Morgan startled the world by the formation of the billion dollar steel trust, that today the common stock of the trust would be selling ct
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

s14-7s a share and the preferred stock at S62 5-S, he would have been scoffru at and looked upon as one whose san
 ity needed investigation. At that time. on the crest of the initial boom. the stock was selling at s55 common and
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Oct S.-New Mexico and Arizona, fair Friday and Satur- day. @aAsk
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09
Afternoon,

] D. m. Conference with architect and contractor engaged in construction of new theater.
 p. m. Takes station at cell window to direct personally the work of con- structing the opera house D. Interview and conference with attorneys.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

Il a. m. Business callers dismissed to permit calls from family and friends F m. Dinner.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

For Sale:-s1, 900 buys a house and lot in Churchill addition, close in, S350 dcwn; balance on easy monthly pay ments. E. E. P2scoe, Real Estate, Loans, Notary Public no N. Center st.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-09

$1OO buys the furniture of four room house; s8 per month rents the house; no tubucular patients have occupied the house. PASCOE, no North Center street.