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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
CATTLE MARKET
STEADY AND
STRONG

KANSAS CITY, Mo.,Novv. 1O-Somo
of the cattle that have ben held out.
waiting for ears, have arrived on the
market this week. ami receipts for
three days amount to $1,000 head. con
siderably larger than last week. Cows
have been selling strong all the time
for the past ten days, with the exeep-
ton of slight weakness yesterday.
Stockers have also been strong. feed
ers steady to weak, account of lower
prices on fed steers. which are now
coming freely. Range killing steers
steady to a shade lower. Calves, es-
peeially stock grades, broke badly
last week. % to - cents, but are sell
ing steady this week. Good range
killing steers sell at s3.25 to $3.50 this
week. both from Colorado and the
southwest; feeders, SO to $3.50; stock
ers, 1915 TO $50. A drove of New
Mexico feeders. 1850 H.. sold at 1897
Monday, and a big string of New
Mexico stoekers. $50 h., at $2.67 same
day. Corners have shared in the adj
vance on she stuff. bulk of range
cows selling at 81 to $3.50, including
Gamers. practically all of the Colorado
cows between $3.50 and $40.
Fed sheep and lambs now constitute
a large per eentage of mutton re-
eeipts, and the market is stronger
again this week, after moderate de
cline first of last week. The limit on
choice stuff is around $50. on lambs,
yearlings, $500, wethers $3.50, ewes
$685.. Some Colorado lambs, 20 ID.
sold today at 1920, and big string of
Utah feeding lambs, IS H., at 1918.
New Mexico yearlings and wethers
sold at $685. yesterday, fed western
wethers at 1915 today, and fed ewes
ut $3.50, $4.75, and 1925. Receipts
$4,000 last week, 1900 for three days
this week, not enough for the demand.
so that strength is the main feature
of the market
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
NEW INDICTMENT Of
SENATOR BURTON

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10-The federal
grand jury convened today, and re-
turned an Indictment late today against
Senator Burton, of Kansas. 1t is stat
ed that certain features of the former
Indictment against Burton which was
quashed, are remedied by the new in
dictment.
The allegation is that while Burton
was senator of the United States he
accepted money from the Rialto Grain
and Securities Co. of st. Louis for
services rendered before the post office
department in behalf of their com
pany, which was being investigated by
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
HANLON FAILS
To DEFEAT
HERRERA

Los ANGELES, Nov. 1O-Eddy
Hanlon, of San Francisco, and Au
relic Herrera, of Bakersfield, fought
twenty round draw at the Pacific
Athletic club tonight.
For the first ten rounds, Hanlon had
all the better of it. From the eleventh
to the eighteenth Herrera did the
most effective work, his blows having
more force. and Hanlon finding it
difficult to get inside the Mexican s
guard.
The eighteenth and nineteenth
were Hanlon's on slight margin.
The twentieth was the fastest round of
the fight, and it appeared that if it
had lasted much longer that Hanlon
would have won, as he had Herrera
very tired and shaky at the finish
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
FREIGHT CAR BURGLARS.
Three Men in Jail Accused of the
Crime.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Walter Gregory, deputy United States
marshal, passed through here last even
ing on the southbound on his way to
Phoenix from an official visit to the
northern part of the territory. He
delivered A. E. Stone. Abe Umbenhum.
and William Johnston. the latter a
eolored man. to the sheriff IS office here,
who were bound over to appear before
the next United States grand jury by
Court Commissioner Zuck of Hol-
brook, charged with breaking into a
bonded and sealed box car on the line
of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad at or
near WinslOw. Mr.. Gregory stated
that while passenger train No. l was
running down the hill west of Williams
yesterday afternoon that the two for
ward trucks of the engine jumped the
track and bumped along on the ties
a distance of two or three car lengths
before the train could be brought to
a halt. The track at the point where
the accident occurred is situated at
the edge of a deep canyon, and the loss
of life and limb would probably have
been very great had not the train been
brought to standstill as quickly as it
was by the cool conduct and good
management Of the engineer in charge
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
RECORD MADE ON
POTATO SHIPMENT

STOCKTON, Nov. 1O-The first com.
plete trainload of potatoes ever shipped
from California by a single firm was
sent out today from here. 1t con-
sisted of 30 refrigerator ears, contain
ing a total of $3.50 sacks or 1,334,0OO
pounds of the tubers. The shipment
is to Missouri river points. They were
raised on the islands near Stockton.
Last week 81 carloads were shipped
from here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
EARL OWLEY
To WE'D IN
CEyLON

LONDON, Nov. 10-Aceording to
news received in London, the marriage
of Earl Cowley and Lady Hartop viii
take place tomorrow in Colombo, Cey-
lon, thus happily ending the sensa
tional Hartopp-Cowley divorce case
Lady Hartopp, it will be remembered,
was recently divorced by her husband
Sir Charles Hartopp, Earl COwley be
ing the correspondent. There had
previously been cross suits for divorce
by Sir Charles and Lady Hartopp,
which. after one of the longest and
most expensive trials on record, ended
in both petitions being dismissed. The
second suit instituted by Sir Charles
was undefended. Earl Cowley has
had previous experiences in the divorce
court, the Countess, Lady Violet Ne
will. daughter of the Marquis of
Abergavenny, having brought suit
against him in 1897, which was de-
Tended, but resulted in the countess OBJ
tanning decree. The countess is now
the wife of Mr.. Middleton Biddulph.
Lady Hartopp is the daughter of Char
les Wilson, the well known shipown-
er and member of Parliament for Hull.
Lord Cowley, who is the third earl,
belongs to the Wellington family, the
first earl having been a brother of the
first Duke of Wellington.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
CROWDS VISIT
THE BRITISH
FLEET

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-Thousands OF
sightseers visited the cruisers Berwick,
Cornwall, Drake, and other ships OF
the British squadron anchored in the
North river today. Watermen with
small craft reaped harvest in carry
ing the visitors to and from the ships.
Many society folk were received
aboard the British ships and there were
also many visits interehanged by the
British and American naval officer.
The bluejackets of the two fleets were
not behindhand in the exchange of
courtesies. At every turn in the down
town streets today the British and
American tars were to be encountered
arm in arm, the latter plotting the way
and showing their British cousins the
sights of the town. Prince Louis of
Battenberg and the commanders of the
British warships were entertained at
luncheon today by General Grant,
commander of the Department of the
East. Later they were received by
Admiral Coghlan, commandant of the
New York navy yard.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
RUSSIA IS TRANQUIL
EXCEPT In
POLAND
Count Whites Ministry Selected
Under Circumstances That
Are Adverse

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. IL. 2:5
a. m.-Exeept the kingdom of Poland,
Russia seems for the time being to be
literally tranquil. kilograms from
interior points report restoration of
order in nearly all cities and towns,
but in many cities, notably st. Peters
burg and Moscow the better classes of
the population are greatly disturbed
owing to rumors of approaching at
taeks by the "black hundred" COM
posed of the most ignorant types of the
population, which, according to these
rumOrs, are scheduled to take place in
st. Petersburg tonight, and at Moscow
tomorrow. In such emergency the
strong hand of General Trepoff is be-
ing missed even by the factions which
most execrated him.
The Witte cabinet may be regarded
as now constituted as Count Lams-
dorf minister of foreign affairs, and
NJ. Manukhin, minister of justice, who
retain their positions, leaving only the
posts of minister of the interior and
minister of education to be filed.
Whites ministry as announced is
practical acknowledgment that he has
abandoned hope of securing the ae-
tive cooperation of the constitutional
Democrats or other parties of center.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
METROPOLITAN ALSO
AIDED CAMPAIGN
MANAGERS
7 wo Contributions Made In 1896 to
Assist In Defeating
"1o to ]"

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-At the clos
ing sessions of the week today, the
Armstrong committee on insurance in.
vestigation has behind it a mass of de-
tails and figures which, while of ap-
parent little interest to the laity, is
of inestimable value to the committee.
A great part of the week was devoted
to the Metropolitan Life, the examin-
ations of President Hegeman and
James NJ. Craig, actuary of the COM
pany, being mostly of a technical ma
ture When the adjournment was TAX
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O-Ten indict-
ments for violations of the election
law, and two for assaults committed at
the polls at the election last Tuesday
were drawn up today by the grand
jury.
1t is said tonight that Attorney
eneral Mayer and State Superintend-
ent of Elections Morgan have instituted
a searching Investigation of the alleged
election frauds, which will be contin-
ued until the legislature meets. Nor
gan and the attorney general examined
a number of witnesses in connection
with the frauds, and also conferred
with Henry E. Yonge, special counsel
of Hearst, and d iscussed plans to
prosecute the persons against whom
charges may be brought.
Mutilated Ballots Found.
Two ballot boxes were found in a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15

en- today the examination of Hegeman
had not ben finished, and he will be
called again next week.
Hegeman said that his company
made but two campaign contributions,
both in 1896. A thousand dollars was
given to the Palmer-Buekler gold De
mocratic manager, and $500 to the
national Republican committee.
These contributions Hegeman said
were made with the approval of the
finance board and were more of a
moral than a political move to assist
in defeating the "16 to l heresy."
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
LEGISLATURE IN
DOUBT IN OHIO

COLUMBUS, Nov. Incomplete
returns of the state ticket except for
governor are unavailable tonight, and
the result is that both Republicans and
Democrats continue to claim the elee-
ton Of all the minor state officers. The
Republicans claim the lower branch of
the legislature by 60 to 80. The De
mocrats claim it by the same major
ity.
On the face of the unofficial re-
turns, the Senate is composed of 19
Democrats and Is Republicans, but
the Democrats claim it as 20 to II.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
INDICTMENTS FOUND
TN ELECTION
FRAUDS
Campaign Against 7 ammanyLaw=
Breakers Begins With A
Dozen Arrests

barber shop at 156 Third avenue. One
of them was full of half, soiled and torn
ballots, and the other was empty. This
barber shop was the polling place for
the first election district in the eight
zenith assembly district, which is the
district where Charles E. Murphy, of
Tammany hall, is the leader.
Hearst watchers found the boxes. De
puties from the state superintendent of
elections Morgan's office took pos
session of the boxes.
Ovation to jerome.
LAKEVILLE, Conn.,, Nov. 10-Je-
rome, the reelected district attorney of
New York, arrived tonight to seek a
short rest at his home here. The citi-
zens of the town ten thousand strong
turned out with a brass band and fire.
works, and escorted him home, the
big crowd carrying torches.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
NOTABLE EVENT IN
HERMIT KINGDOM

SEOUL, Nov. 10-The arrival of
Marquis Ito tonight marks one of the
most portentous events in the history of
horea. During his visit the Hermit
Kingdom, once Independent, will be
come a japanese protectorate. Ito
was received with Imperial honors. He
will present the program of Japan.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15

The only minister who is not a bureau
crat is NJ. Nemechaiff. the minister of
communications.
The count is greatly disappointed at
the refusal of the eOnstitutionalists to
support him, since it forces him to
fight on two fronts, with the reaction
aries on his right and the social De-
moerats and revolutionaries elamoring
for republic on his left.
Schools Closed.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1O-The
universities and high schools through
out Russia are closed indefinitely by
order of the minister of education.
Strike Continues.
WARSAW, Nov. 1O-The general
strike continues. All the shops are
closed except those of apotheearies
and also several bakeries, which the
strikers permitted to be opened to
prevent starvation of the poor.
Rebellious Poland.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. lot is
announced that martial law win be
declared throughout Poland
Outbreaks Threatened.
MOSCOW, Nov. 10-Alarming re-
ports are in circulation that anti-Jew-
ish outbreaks will occur simultan-
eously here and at st. Petersburg Sun
day next.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.

CHRISTIANIA, Nov. 16---F. Narsen
the Arctic explorer, is appointed Nor
wegian minister to Great Britain, and
Christian Hauge, the present. charge
d 'affaires at Washington, is appointed
minister at that capital.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Ed. Shumate and L. NJ. Jack
son has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Ed. Shumate continuing the
business, and L. NJ. Jackson returning.
The former will collect all outstanding
accounts, and pay all indebtedness of
the firm. Cd. SHUMATE.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15
THE METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10
Silver, CPS.
Copper unchanged.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15

You can live without the Journal.
Miner, but why should you
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-11-15

The Journal-Mlner stands up for
Prescott and Yavapai county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
TAFT WAS pEREMpToRY,
RHEUMATISM
COMMON IN SUMMER

The time 60 get rid Of Rheumatism 10
m summer while the blood 10 endcayot'
ing TO purge itself Of all poi,ons and I'm.
lOnpcs, and the skin 10 active, with all
ne pores and glands open aud able, IN
WIS way, TO assist In the elimination
Columbus, o., 1868 Mt, Vernon, Ave,
slk years ! had u severe attack OF
!hnammet0ry Rhcumatism, ana no doc,
Medicine every week and nothing they
PloNonbed seemed 70 holp mo, FINALLY
10Y en- loir .modioino and bogan NO
u.o oib,N n, MY hnoo and elbow iointo
W,.le swollen terribly, ana NJ ono time
,l0tloopld not oloso Thorn when opened,
WIS gotling. discouraged, You may DO
eNrh whom | began \, y, H., but as saw
~ WW helping me ! continued II, andto'
aey am n sound, we'll man aud have
"'''' mad 'ro'"rn & 4, H. CHAIRMAN.
The inactivity Of the Liver, Kidneysand
towels causesthe refuse matter TO remain
IN Tie system, which, coming In contact
WIN the different acids OF the body,
lonns uric acid TO be absorbed by the
blood and distributed TO the different
lolnlo and muscles, producing the pains,
Inflammation and other distressing symp'
IONS Of Rheumatism The wandering
pans OF the disease remind the sufferer
ihal the poison is still IN the blood and
NO should lose no time In getting II out,
~ ). ), neulraliles the acid and makes
loc blood rich and pure. II tones up
every organ and cures the disease perma'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
MUT|NEERS HAUL
DOWN THE RED FLAG
Those on the Knla2 PotemRinc
Surrender BatllcShip TO Vie.
Admiral krugcrS Squadron
DID NOT FIRE A SINGLE SHOT.
Decks We're Cleared for AcIlen-"li,ld
OF be sunk" the slgnal--lgms
Granted, Unknown,

Odessa. juno 90 without 0rug n
gun or making the slightest show of
resistance the mutiuoers on ,ho Kulaa
polomklne hauled down the rpl nts
aud surrendered the butllosh'p 10 Vice
Admiral Krugers squadron, which ur-
rived here at noon today
II vas an anxious moment ruu ulos#1
ap The squadron NJ nyo Ollllwh.lH and
scyon lolpcdobouls. with their crows At
quarters ana their docks olDuDl tor ace
ton, steamed within rang ~ thu
kuIug polomkino, the 0nwNDp ryluB
slguug which read "ilcld or D.. UuN
The ltulu1 polomknc which moJ
MoignNd anchor started zoo lhn dIrcr
ton " llugoron point u,I. Odessa.
Every one expected The Immediate up.
culug uf uu engagement n1l instead,
loug uuuluhanRcs of signals N'n bee
guu The mutiuoorH apparently nIlr}
INK ~ obtain favorable terms llWNIy
the n1tllcsmp stood I'm closer Io the
suull,Ou. the vessels ut WhIDN formed "a
circle around her uud later thn squad.
rom Teiumpd formation and UDHdUd uut
~ pou, the kula2 pOtrmkUp returning
to her anchorage, accompanied hy thr
Ekulrrma n Whlrh placed uriGr
crow IN board
The terms of surrender cannot be-
learned. us boats from the shore W,tu
not allowed to approach but 10 rs
thought that the mutluoow received
verbal promises that the punishment
prescribed by the naval rules would no
mltlgatod iu some oXluul Thc likulor.
ina II remains I'm the hnrbor Tine Clly
IN Fill IN state NJ fcNcrIgh anxiety,
Al the hotels are guarded by troops
and lurlhrr achievements have ars
rived, All reservations oH outgoing
trains have been taken for days ahead
During a demonstration ~ Dho funeral
Of the sailor Omlllohuk yesterday four
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

IN Cathedral square and Four batteries
of artillery vel supplied with ummW
nlllon had been placed in the park
and M Lanporom The popunce, usilr
ut dawn rapidly awaited Itself ~ oyofN
housrOp ur cnIucnco commanding "a
view or ne hurbor The kula2 Puicn'
Wnr NNf soon seen HloonnR 10 meet
the squadron exchanging signals an
Fhp nrlroodcd
Then Zoo lhu OuOnighmout Of nli Ads
mIrl Kupprr nyo hUtloHhlps passed
ONT uf .IRnl and the excitement NJ the
town NroN moro Intense. At noon the
squadron returned lu llno abreast ana
wuF now accompanied by several tor'
noduupIw Nul lopclohunt drfUoyoIH,
ApHm the Euu2 polcmklne started
iu WD.D thn vessels, Uud uuothor rapid
exchange of signals took place appur.
entity Iu fu.rnl code fnr they could
ro' Do road from lho shore,
1h kmpa l0lomEuc Vup arop 90 ha
DIoNun l0u action and the squadron 10
lu mUpN"uug m battle army contln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01

Persons were killed and several wound
I'd, Many arrests have been made
This muoh.drondod day 10 the sun.
prise Of everyone passed without a shot
being nrud either ashore on ailpat, while
the mulu0us crow of the buttlofhlp
kuIu1 puOcmKuo onpItulutod to Woo
Admiral kuHur.H squadron, and at $3.50
O'Clock luu afternoon Che vessel Nus
slowly Flc0mlnR three miles distant
after Vice Admiral KrugcrH VoFfclr,
which had already sailed and were NIHl'
Die alN miles away
ENI.uy what happened durlug thIf
day of dramatic surprises lH To a grCpt
,Nluul I'd matter of conjecture aided Oy
binoculars Aflor the uhoH lhr kuIUd
rolmNuo Olod before midnight Thurr'
day nothing further happened. OdnmI
woke early tuduy tn Nul ihr lllo0k YEA
squadron Tying M luuEcrou point unl
ryury One Wus expecting naval NRhl
Ihu UIy was llho 1900 armed camp
Troops blurred N|i the approaches lu lh'
lUnOU and were ONuuurbIug IN tents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
ConyIetcd Counterfeiter Suicides,

Seattle. wash, June 30 Frank Rich.
ards, convicted NJ countorfcItIng and
sentenced 10 i've years imprisonment
In the United states ponltenllary at
McNclps ISLAND committed suicide I'm
the prison Tuesday night by taking
morphine A. nrst Il was announced
that he had dlod ~ heart disease, but
nm autopsy shows traces Of morphine,
and the examining physicians state
that he committed suicide lie pleaded
guilty June 20 10 the charge " manu-.
featuring counterfeit money clearing
his sister May Mcdonald, ana her hus'
band pan Mcdonald who were ar
lOale1 M Ihn Mmo limo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Pacific Coast Hop Trust.

Portland, on June 3o,--A special To
the Orogonlun from Eugene, Ora says
that II has been decided AT u meeting Of
hop,groWers to form a corporation 80
handle the crop Of the Pacific coast
with the purpose of controlling prices,
II IN the Intention 10 hold convention
during July which win be attended by
delegates from the several hop districts
IN me state FOR the purpose VI forming
the corporation,
AFTER ~ formation the crop Of every
grower win ho transferred ~ tho COR.
pORton, which VIII do the selling,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
Oregon Bank ltohhcr Located,

Portland Jnno 30, Darland, alias
Darling, one Of the gang witch robbed
tho bank AZ lebanon, on, IN Fchru-
airy last OF $1,000 and which, prior to
lhn, time Mad operated throughout
oregon WIN headquarters Mt Portland,
has been located IN Seattle and sheriff
Tom Word left Portland at II 40 O'Clock
last night 10 capture HIM II has been
learned that he s engaged I'm nshing
on Pugc, sound, making Ms homo at
Ballard, near semitic,
At This time the Gang was broken NJ
by the capture ~ trossley ana Dunn.
Kingsley, the leader Of the gang ON its
expeditions, ana Dnrland who n sall
10 have furnished the head work. for
the gang escaped No trace Of either
was secured until recently, when the
latter VAS located az Seattle,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
COLLECTING ST
Can't he Done Where Building IL
Leased for Illegal Purposes

Seattle. Juno 30 Superior Judge
Morris instructed n Jury In me case ~
william Chapel Va j. J, Maiigin To
recover ,iOG2 back rent duo ON o build
Ing formerly used for gambling, that
mon who lease premises knowing that
they are to be- used for unlawful bust.
ness, or who expect greater rents for
that reason. cannot enforce their con.
tracts IN the courts The decision IL
considered important. az " allows oc.
cupanis of buildings used Tor unlawful
purposes 10 deiraud landlords " me
rput
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-01
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