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Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
The Arrest of Head of the
 American TedmSterS
A CONSPIRACY CHARGE
A Warrant Out for the Arrest of the Man who said that Montgomery, Ward Q Co. Wanted to Purchase a Strike. Other Developments

Chicago, June 5.-Cornelius Shea, president of the International Brother hood of Teamsters and leader in the strike which has existed in Chicago for the last two months. was arrested and taken to jail tonight. With him on the journey from the saloon in which he was arrested to the office of the sheriff and then to jail, was ugh Me Gee, president of the Truck Drivers Union. Both men were taken into custody on capiases issued on indict- ments charging them with consipracy which were voted by the grand jury. that adjourned last Saturday night.
 The teamsters made overtures to employers tonight after asking for a conference, but failed to meet the re quirements of the attorneys for the Employers Association.
 Albert Young, former president oi | the Teamsters union, for whom a war
 rant was issued charging him with | criminal libel in connection with the assertions he made that Robert J | Thorne secretary of Montgomery l Ward & Company had offered $10,00( | to have a strike declared against the i rival house of Sears. Roebucll anC
 company, was arrested late today. He
 was taken before Sheriff Barrett where he gave a bond of $5,O00 for hi. appearance when he is wanted.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
The Russian Vessels at Manila Ordered IRteTn6d
HE JAPANESE SATISFIED
No Apparent Reason in the Circum:- stance why Russia Should not Con- cur, Since the Contest for Naval Supremacy is Admittedly Ended.

Washington, June 5.-"Japan will. believe, be entirely satisfied with this governments instructions that the Russian ships at Manila must interne or put to sea-" said MT. Takahira, the Japanese minister, tonight. The min ister, upon receiving from the state department the official report of action of the president regarding the dispo- sition of the three Russian ships which have put into Manila. sent a long ca bIegram to Tokio on the subject It is probable that the reply will reach Washington tomorrow or Wednesday officially expressing the satisfaction of Japan with this governments action.
 The developments of the day were the decision of the president on the subject of a conference with Secre- taries Taft and Morton. cable instruc- tions ernbodying the decision sent to Governor Wright and Admiral Train at Manila. and the exchange between the Japanese minister and Acting SecIeta- ry of State Loonis. in which the for mer inquired what action this govern ment intends to take and the latter responded giving the governments po~ sition as stated.
 Secretary TaftS instructions were that time cannot be given for the re pairs of injuries received in battle, and that the vessels therefore cannot be re-
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
A BIG LINER ASHORE
The Name Of the Incoming Vessel
 Cannot Be Made Out.

New York. June 6.-A biz incoming steamship went ashore last last night off Point Lookout. to the east of Jones Inlet, near F'reepOrt. L. l. The steam ship is supposed to be liner. but un- til long after midnight it had been im- possible to learn her name
 Thc sea is running extremely high and the people of Freeport dared no- ventLIs far enough CGt in boats to la-,rn anything about the stranded ves- seI.
 The steamship blew loud and lone continued distress signals for an hour and then began burning red. blue ard white aud green signals, which app1T- ently werN unanswered from amy source.
 The life saving station at Freeport is abandOncd. there being only one 1ial in charge. The steamship stopped sis- mailing about IO:30 o'clock. after be- ins ashore for an hour and forty -fse minutes ana began playing two sec rch- lights ;n an effort tO locate her Eos.- ton.
 Persons living on the coast wzre positive mat the grounded vessei iz one of tEc big liners They base Jh-s belief .,n The long line of lights show ing and the height of the last TOW ur lights above the water Except for a Y, lights the outline of the vessel could not be made out. Incoming liners scheduled tO arrive today include tae Kaiser NiIh-lm IL. the Cedric and tke Astoria. The coast lookOuts of the Merritt Chapman Wrecking company reported to their office in this city today that a steamship was ashore. but said no | calls had been made for assists nee 1 The steamship is off what Is known as Jones Beach. a long. lOw-ly-ing sand bar. about seven or eight miles to ths west of Fire Island. The sea Is smooth and as the vessel lies she is behcN -l to be in no danger.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
MOVEMENT FOR PEACE
Which May Result in the Running of
 Blood Today.

Moscow, June GA meeting of all Russian Zemstvos congress called for today, for which two hundred and eighty delegates from the various Zemstvos and municipalities, including the mayors of twenty-five cities, arr rived here yesterday and at which it was proposed to introduce resolutions calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities has been prohibited.
 The order of prohibition, which ar rived only late last night. has aroused the greatest indignation and resent ment
 Very many of the delegates are de- termined to defy the government and proceed with the congress in which case the trouble may be expected.
 The more radical of delegates are proposing measures of an extra type, and there is greatest anxiety over the probable development of today.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
DISBANDING DIRECTORY
The Retirement of five Members
 From the Equitable Board.

New York, June 5.-PIans to estab- fish harmony in the affairs of the Equi- table Life Assurance society were fur ther complicated today by the resig- nation of two more directors, making five in all who have recently retired from the board. A dispatch from Bos- ton announced that T. Jefferson Cool idge had tcndered his resignation, to take effect immediately and this was followed by the resignation of Jacob Schiff. head of the banking house of Kuhn, Loeb and company, who has been a member of the board of direc- tors for twelve years.
 In addition an announcement came from Cincinnati that Melville Ingalls, would also resign. John A. Stewart, one of the committee of seven appoint ed by the directors at their last meet ing to nominate a chairman of the board, said today that he would not decide on what course he would adopt until the special meeting of the di- rectors called for Wednesday. D. O. Mills, another member of the commit ! tee, said that in all probability he would resign, but would not decide positively until the board meeting. 1t is understood that August Bel mont has decided to serve on the nom- mating committee, regarding this as his duty to the society. MT. Belmont however refused to discuss the affairs of 'I @ EquitHhle.
 inquiry into the affairs of the society was resumed today at the Equitable offices by State Superintendent of In surance Hendricks. Gerald R. Brown superintendent of the bond and mort gage department of the society, was summoned, and Second Vice President Tarben was again questioned. MT Hendricks said that he had already e21- amined Jacob IT. Schiff, but would not say what other directors had been be- fore him.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
MT. Roosevelt Establishing
 It at Washington
LITTLE TO WORK UPON
Neither of the Belllsersnts Have Yet Intimated Desire for a Cessation of Possibilities. Their Representa- tiVes in this Country in the Dark.

Washington. June 5.-Peaee in the far east was the subject of another conference ct the White House between the president and Mir. Takahira. the Japanese minister. IL was the thIrd conference of the day which the pr~sI- dent had had on this subject. M- JtS- serand. the French ambassador. and Mir. Obierue. the British charge d'af- faires. having been callers at the White House this morning
 Thus far the minister has not been able to tell the president eXcept in a most general and unofficial way what JSpan is likely to demand of Russia when the latter can be brought to dis ouss peace
 Even the minister himself has no idea what Japan's indemnity may amount to. The president was una ble to give Mir. Takahira an intima- ton of how Russia has viewed the am initiation Of her fleet. and until Count Cassini's report of his visit to thc White House has been replied to from St. Petersburg. no further prosrcss to- ward peace can be made in that direc- | ton. In the meantime. with the 1s- sistance of Mir. Takahira. the president is acquainting himself as fully as pas sible with the views of the Iapanese government on the subject og peace Whatever may he the result of the important conference the president had with Count Cassini. exchanges be- tween Washington and European cap | itals are gradually bringing about ga 1 thorough understanding among ueu- tral powers which will enable theTn tn present a united front when peace ne- eOtiations do begin European advices ] received here indicate that the neutral ! powers are inclined 10 share the pres
 ident's aversion to an international
 conference and that they are inclined
 to the belief that all interests can bs best served by direct negotiations be-
 tween the belligerents-
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
Extended by the English to
 Young Spanish King.
INHOSPITABLE WEATHER
Rain and Fog Alone Harred an Event Which in BrillianCy Would Have Surpassed All Earlier Receptions of Visitors to the Nation.

London, June 5-AIfonso VIII, the young king of Spain, was welcomed to England today with the most elaborate Of ceremonies, every detail of which was supervised by King Edward him self. Never in the case of a reception of a national visitor has more atten- ton been given to detail. If only the weather had been propitious the recep- ton probably would have been the most brilliant ever accorded a foreign visitor to England. A deluge of rain at Portsmouth and at London, however, marred all the spectacular effects.
 The day, which broke drearily in France, increased in gloom as the Brit ish royal yacht Victoria and Albert crossed the channel from Cherbourg, accompanied by a strong escort of Brit ish cruisers and torpedo boat destroy CTS. Approaching the mouth of the i harbor the royal yacht passed through ] line after line of fighting vessels be- i decked with flags and flying the Span | ish ensign and a score of which fired the royal salute.
 The war vessels resembled phantom ships as the Victoria and Albert 1 emerging from the haze, passed the sa- luting rank. The young king. in the uniform of British general, with the ribbon of the Order of the Garter, stood on deck evidently keenly enjoying the spectacle in spite of the pouring rain The Prince of Wales, representing King Edward, awaited the yacht or the deck with guard Of honor, and Immediately after the gangway was TUT up, ba went on board and welcomed
 the Spanish ruler, while at the sam' time the Princess standard broke Ou
 alongside that of the august visitor.
 Their respective suites were ther introduced by the mayor and subse louently the council of Portsmouth pre- sented to his majesty an address O welcome in response to which the kini
 said T wish to all in this great em
 pire under your kings sceptre ever!
 prosperity, and as you are among tn
 first to welcome my arrival l also fe lauest that you be the first to conve! my gratitude toSthose whom you repre-
 sent. Assure them that the remem brance of these happy moments vii
 always be cherished in my heart
 The special train with the king, th prince of Wales. and their suites lief Portsmouth for London amid thunder
 of saIutes and the cheering of tn
 crowds, while the bands played tn
 Spanish national anthem.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
COLORADO FLOODS.
The Arkansas Breaks All Records in
 Twenty Years

Denver. June 5.-Nearly all the Eiv- CTS and creeks of Colorado arc F1Iu- ming bank full some overfiowing, a-s a result of the melting snoWs on tre mountains, due to warm weather. F0cu Buena Vista, Salida. and Pueblo come reports that the Arkansas river ts higher than it has been during the past twenty years. and considerable damage is occurring to ranches. wagon bridges and railroad property
 The Rio Grande Southern railway is practically waterbound in the nei'-h- borhood of Rico and it is nos likely to resume operations for a week \ oes named Higgins was drowned whils at- tempting to ford Fraser river near Sui- phur Springs.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
BANK sooKkEEPER MISSING
National Bank of Commerce of NOT
 folk Said so Be $7,00o Short.

Norfolk. Va, June 5.-George 5. Lit tie q. bookkeeper of the National Banl' of Commerce of this city, is missins and his accounts are $7,00O short. His whereabouts are said to be known ana he may be arrested at any time. Through the banks system Of chang ;ng bookkeepers in charge of indivii- ual accounts. his shortage became known. He was regarded as a model employe. A surety company. in which he was bonded, will cause his arrest Little came to NorfiIk about five years ago from Towanda, Pa.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
ALLEGED TRIPLE SUICIDE.
Man ard Wife and BcaTder Found Asphy,<iated in Williamsburg, N. Y.

New York, June 5.-What the police suspect was a triple suicide was dis covered in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn today. when the hheless bodies of John Barkle, a carpenter, his wife Amelia. and a bOarder. Frederick Friedag. were found lying in the kitch- en of the Barlle home. Two gas jets were open and the three persons had been asphyXiated by gas.
 While no reason for suicide is known, rba police suspect that the three died by mutual agreement. They are un- able to explain how the deaths could have taken place accidentally.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
EVENTS ON LAND.

Tokio, June 5.-The Manchurian headquarters announces that on June 3 Russian infantry and cavalry to the number of $500 attacked Erhsipao but were repulsed. On the same day sev~ eraI other attacks were also repulsed. The Japanese loss was four and the Russian over 2 hundred.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
STOCKS.

Atchison 7924, pfd. 1O1H, N. J. Cen traI 2O21k. c. & O. 4914. St. Paul 17294, Fig Four 942., c. & s. 27H. 1st. pfd. 571k. End. pfd. 35. Erie 40, Manhattan 164 Metropolitan 11S1z NJ. P. 97, N I. Central 1397s, Penn. 1341k. St. L. &- S. F. 2nd. pfd. 62. s. P. 621B, U P. 961s amaIgamated copper S11A. sugar 1S3 Anaconda 1G51a. L. s. steel 261z, pfd. 93H, w. U. 925z.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
LOOKING UP RUSSIANS.

Shanghai, June 5.-The flagship To- kava under Vice Admiral Uriu, with the cruisers Naniwa and Takachiho, and the destroyers Munasame and Sa- zanami have arrived off Gutzalaff Is- land in Hong Chow bay. More cruis- CTS are expected. Uriu came from Tsu island around Formosa looking for Russian vessels. During the recent battle a shell passed through the To- kawa's aft but did not explode.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
A CONGESIfD MARKET
Stock Dealings Confined to Few Fav-
 Ored Lines.

New York. June 5.-Most of today's small business in stocks was done dur ing the first hoCr of the session. There was a notable congestion of the deal ings in a few speculative favorites, but such as it was the market showed dis tinct firmness.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
paired unless interned until the war is
THE SEA SURRENDERED.
Russia Abandons the Mastery of 1t to
 Japan.

Hamburg June 5.-News has reached here from Libau that the German sea men who were employed there for ser vice with the fourth Russian squadron when it was intended to send 1t to the far east, have received orders to re- t11rn home. as their contract has been cancelled by recent events.
 This is considered proof that Russla has definitely abandoned further CT forts to wrest the sea power from Ia Dan
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
GRAIN.

Chicago, June 5.-Excellent weather for maturing fall sown wheat had 2. weakening effect on wheat prices here today. Initial quotations on July were 877s GDS8 to S81s. July reached the low est point of the day. The market clos ed extremely weak with July at STA.
 July corn opened at 493s to 495s, sold between 494 @ 5OH and closed at 1878. July oats opened at 3O1A to 3O5A5s, sold up to 21as ana closed at 314.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
RoJEsTvENsKY GETTING WELL

Tokio. June 5.-C2:30 D. m.)-The chief surgeon of the SasebO naval hos pital reports that Admiral Rojestven- sky's condition is favorable. His pulse and temperature continue normal. There is no sign of brain application. On the inside Of the right thigh there is a bruise as large as the palm Of the hand and also a pierced wound in the left foot. There are no signs of pus.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
CAPTURED PoAcHERs.

Harbfn, Manchuria. June 5.-Five Japanese sealing schooners, numbering sixty men, including six Americans have arrived here. They were cap tured by Russian torpedo boats while poacbing near Odima Island.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
RUSSIANS LAKE STEAMERS.

Hong Kong, June 5.-Vessels of the Russian volunteer fleet are overhauling merchantmen in the waters northeast of this port. The commander of the British steamer Pingsuey says he saw four steamers overhauled fifty miles from here by two volunteer fleet steam
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
BLEW AT BINeHAMToN.

Binghamton. W. Y- June 5--A tor nado blew down a large nUnher of houses and barns in the fifth and sixth wards of this city tonight No one was killed and only one person s-ri- ously injured
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
IMPENpINa RUSSIAN STRIKE.

St. Petersburg. June 5.-I.abor lead CTS are negotiating for the purpose or declaring a general strike next Satur- day.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
METALS.

New York, June 5.-Copper was higher in London. closing at 966. Ss. 9d. for spot and zee. 5s. for futures. Locally the market is unchanged, with
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, June 5.-Cattle receipts 23.- GOO.
 Market steady to 1Gc lower
 Good to prime steers $5.606G.35, poor to medium $4.OO05.4O, stockers and feeders $2.75@5.0O. cows $2.5O0 500, heifers $2.5O@5.25, canners $1.6O@ 2.5O, bulls $2.75@475, calves $3.OO@ 6.75.
 Sheep receipts 18,000.
 Sheep and lambs steady.
 Good to choice wethers shOrn $4.50@ 800, fair to choice mixed shorn $3.50@ 4.40. western sheep shorn S4.O0@ 5.0o, native lambs shorn $4.50@6.25, western lambs $5.OO05.2O.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
BONDS.

U. g. ref. 2s reg. 1O4. coupon 104A, T. S. ref. 3s reg. 1O3%, coupon 104, U. new 4s reg. 132, coupon 132, U. $. old 4s. reg. 104, coupon 105.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06

lake and electrolytic quoted at $15.O0, and casting at $14.75.
 Lead was unchanged at S4.50 0 4.60 in local market, but joined in the gen eral improvement abroad, London clos ing at ZIP. IFS. Sd.
 Silver 5SK.
 Mexican dollars 45c.
 Spelter was unchanged at G23. 12s in London and continues easy at $535 in local market.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
WEsTER1 LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City, ~ Minneapolis, 9.
 At Louisvilia-Louisvfile, 4; Golum- bus, 5.
 At Milwaukee-Milwauk G.; St Paul. '.
 At Toledo-Toledo. IA; Indianapolis.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, June 5.-torecaSe. Arizona-Generally fair Tuesday ana Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06

THE cURIO-oId Mission Building.
 Cor. Jefferson St. and 2nd Ave.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06

WANTED-Vacant lots within half mile of Washington and Center streets. Will trade equity in a good brick house of six rooms for vacant property. A good deal for some one. Pascoe, 1lO N Center St.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-06

ExCEPTIONAL BARGAIS-z-ssory seven room brick, bath, cement cellar. porches, screen room; seven blocks from Postoffice. S3.5OO. Can't be built for $4.50O. PascOs. 110 N. Center street.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
uN cAMRIo

squitativo. Observation-Disclosures sc
realizan fuertes spmas de dinerG
por las speeulaciones mas senci-
llas; pero las grandes fortunas pro.
ceden de los negocios leg1timos y
de buena f6, en- que los efectos proc
porcionados valen ell precio pagado.
Ciertos afamados hombres de ne
gocios han acumulado sus Milo
nes enteramente de esta manera.
Exactos Y fieles en- todo contrato &
compromise, gozan de Ia, eonfianza
del p1blico y dominan un comercio
que no pueden alcanzar los COM
petidores tramposos y de mala fe.
A 10 largo no paga engaf1ar q OtrOs.
I'm farsante puede anunciarse con
un ruido semejante al sonido de
mil cornetas, pero pronto Sc lie llega
& conoeer. Los fabricantes de la
PREPARATION DR WAMPOLE
siempre han obrado baio principles
muy distintos. Antes de ofrecer-
la aI-p1blico, Sc cercioraron per-
fectamente de sus m6ritos y solo
entonces permitieron quo su nom-
bre Sc diera q la estampa. AL
pdblico Sc le aseguraron los result
tados, = encontr6 que 10 dicho era
La yerdad. Hoy la gente le tiene
f6 como La tiene en- la palabra ae
un amigo probado y de toda con-
fianza. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel Y contiene todos los principiog
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosfitos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta y Cerezo Sill
vestre. Ayuda a la digestion, arro-
ia las Impurezas de la Sangre y
cura la Anemia, Escrofula, Debili-
dad, Linfatismo, Tfsis, y todas las
Intermediates Demacrantes. GEL
Sr. DR.. Enrique Prins, Medico del
Hospital San Rogue en- Buenos
Aires, dice: In mi practica he te-
nido oportunidad de apreciar las
excelentes dotes de su preparation
y me complazco en- certifcarlopre-
comendando su uso como de result
tado muy eficaz." Nadie sufre un
desengafio con esta. De yenta
-sn todas las Droguerias y Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25

rar los males de esta sociedad enfermiza y
desequilibrada, hacfa el hermosisimo Capf-
tulo V del ''Tratado de SOCIOLOGICAL" que
trata de la ''sociopatfa'' y En- dicho capf-
tulo, ell mejor de nuestros clfnicos sociales,
especialista en- todas las especialidades de
Ia Patologfa Social, diagnostica, con ojo
medico admirable y acertadfsimo criterio,
las enfermedades sociales, de esta sociedad
nuestra, que son las misrnas de todo el
continente americana y de Ia mayor parte
de las sociedades de otros continentes; da
preceptos para prevenirIas y sefiala la te-
rap6utica, esa hermosa terapeutica, que
qued6 indicada en- los Estatutos de la
"Liga de Patriotas puertorriquefios" y que
tantos benefcios ha producido en- las So
ciedades enfermas de Santo Domingo y
Santiago de Chile.
Buenos puertorriquefios: Iced ell ibro
de Hostos, que es un libro bueno escrito
por un sabio, por un patricia y por un So
ci6logo, en- el estilo castizo, brillante y
amenfsimo del autor de "MoraI Social,
Ia Peregrinaci6n de Bayo4n'' y Ell "Jui-
clio crftico de Hamlet."
Manuel G,tsmttlt Rodriguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25
VIS IT a.

Hemos recibido la vista del joven don
Enrique Gatell, Ilegado an el vapor Goa
mo, con motivo de la grave enfermedad
de su sefior padre don Francisco, apodera-
do de don Andres Cr6sas.
Ell joveu GateH en- el POGO tempo que
ha permanecido en- los Estados Unidos ha
logrado obtener una buena colocaei6n,
gracias sus esfuerzos.
Aunque el objeto primordial de su via
je fu6 el indicado, es possible que permanez-
ca en- Puerto Rico dos 8 tres meses, ha-
ciendo la propaganda de Ia casa que re
presenta.
Devolvemos el cort6s saludo que nos ha
dispensado ell sefior Gatell deseandole Ell
meior @xito en- sus gestiones eomerciales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-25

candidate dem6crata. Apesar de que las
1ltimas revelaciones hechas por los direc-
torres de las companies de segu1os demues-
tran que Mr.. Parker estaba en- 10 cierto,
al Presidente no Sc le ha ocurrido darle
la raz6n su contrincante en- la liza.
Dfgase 10 que se quiera, nOsotros no te-
nemos motives para gustarnos ell primer
magistrate. No nos place, porque ha da-
do en- la flor de mezclarse en- los asuntos
de otros. Sc le ha metido EN- la tesla la
triste noci6n de que Ia echaron al mundo
para administrar dirigir, con y sin el
consentimiento de los gobernados, los b1si-
ness agenos. Esa actitud nos da su carac-
ter, asaz aggressive. Son 6l y el Empera-
dor de Ale1nania hermanos gemelos en-
ctterpo q en- esptfitat.
Nueva York. Noviembre Is de 1905.