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Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
ORDERED TO CUBA.
Secretary Taft Instructed to Go to
 Havana.

Washington, Sept. 15.-Interest in the Cuban situation was intensified tonight by the arrival here of Secre- tary Taft, who. with Assistant Secre- tary Bacon of the state department had been directed by the president 10 proceed to Havana and aid in the pac- ification of the island. Secretary Ia f went to the war department. where all the bureau chiefs of his office dis cussed matters requiring attention be- fore his departure for Cuba. Assist ant Secretary Bacon will probably ar rive tonight.
 Secretary Taft is not certain that he will be able to get away as soon as he had intended. He said tonight that he was engaged on the preparation of a magazine article which had to be finished before he left, and that it might take all tomorrow to get it ready.
 According to present arrangements the official party will proceed to Cuba aboard the cruiser .Des Moines, which will meet them either at Tampa or Key West. Secretary Taft said he had received no further orders from the president regarding Cuba.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
DEATH OF A DESPOT
 TREPOFF,S PEACEFUL END
His Escape From the Bombs and Bullets
 of TerrOriStS
The Strong Right Arm of the ReactiOnarieS Palzie.l The Man Who Stood Way af New Russia.

St Petersburg, Sept. 15.-Gen. Dim itri Fedorovich Trepoff. commandant of the imperial palace. died at 6 o'clock this evening in his villa at Peterhof of angina pectoris.
 General Trepoff whose name was indelibly linked with reaction and op- pression in Russia. was a remarkab bIe man. He was a natural despot a tyrant by inclination, education and conviction.
 He was one of those men who have constantly appeared in Russian his 70 tory just at a time when conditions were most promising for putting an end to despOtism. to turn the Russian rulers from liberalism to reaction. It was he who became the guiding spirit of reaction after Nicholas II had is sued his manifesto in the fall of 1905. promising the people a share in the government Holding the position Of master of the palace. in league with court intriguers who were determined to restore the old regime. he constant ly had the emperor's ear.
 Dimitri followed his fathers foot steps He attracted the attention of Grand Duke Sergius, then the gover nor general of Moscow. and by him was named police master of Moscow
 TrepOff soon became Sergius' right arm in fighting the revolutionary stu dent agitation. of which the ancient capital was the hoJbed. When Ser gius was assassinated Trepoff was named governor general of Moscow. Later he was summoned to St. Peters burg and given the command of the Imperial Guard and made governor of the city He took up his residence in the winter palace and became in fact if not in name, dictator of Russia.
 Anarchy prevailed when he arrived An uprising on a large scale was mo- mentarily expected. Thousands had fled the city but with Trepoff in com mand the aspect of affairs changed Troops filled the streets and build ings were placarded with notices that the slightest disorder would be sup pressed without mercy.
 Two of his own nieces attempted to kill him. but in his dungeon like room in the center of the palace. where no bomb could reach him, with the teIe- phone constantly at his side, he issued orders and received reports. His per sonal courage was beyond all ques- ton.
 Trepoff made a pretense of acqui- escing in the manifesto of October of last year and in Witte's elevation to the premiership. But in reality he was only awaiting a favorable oppor- tunity to give battle to the new reg
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
ALL CUBAN FACTIONS
 DESIRE A PROTECTORATE
The End of the Revolution is Easily
 AttdindbIe
President Palma Willing to Accept Intervention Confident of an Ultimate Square DeaI" the Part of the United States.

Havana, Sept. 15.-Three American warships are the most imposing and interesting objects in Havana bay to- night. The Des Moines arrived this morning and the auxiliary cruiser Dixie with 25O marines on board anG ready at a moments notice to land field pieces and machine guns. came this afternoon. Commander Culver of the Des Moines and Lieutenant Com mander Urban Holmes of the Dixie reported to Commander ColweH of the Denver, who being the senior officer is in command of the squadron.
 The great topic of conversation to- day was President RooseveIts letter President Palma declined to be inter viewed but it is known that he has every confidence of a square deal"
 There is much speculation as to future conditions in the island. There are great hopes in practically all classes that the United States will re- tain some control over Cuba's affairs. Commander CoIwelI this afternoon cabled the navy department that the revolutionary leaders assured him that they had ceased hostilities and again offered to bring him their arms, etc. and disband their forces. Commander Colwell stated that he believed he could if authorized end the insurrec- tiOn at once. Up to tonight, however no instructions in this connection had been received by him.
 The commander also reported to the department that negotiations for peace had been opened with the government and he believed an end of the trouble would result.
 The revOlutiOnists outside the city have not yet been dislodged to any ex- tent. Unofficial stories of General Rodriguez's fight with them say per sistently that Rodriguez retreated. This the commander denies absolutely and has again taken the field. This afternoon General Rodriguez's force and another force composed of Gen eral Bosa's volunteers encountered the
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
COMMISSIONS
 RATE RULING
As to Cotton for Foreign
 Ports
Applications for the VOIun- tary Lowering of Rates Pouring In.

Washington, D. C., Sept, 15.-The interstate commerce commission today rendered its decision on the petition of the Southern Railway company and other carriers operating east of the Missouri river and south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers for permission to equalize export rates on cotton. cot tonseed and its products and lumber, and thereby make changes in their ex- port rates without the thirty days mo- tice required by the new rate law
 The commission holds that carriers may legally issue through bills of lad ing from interior points of shipment to a foreign destination which specify the inland rate to the point of cotton export and the ocean rate from the port of export, even though no joint through rate is published.
 The commission orders that mo pub lished rates on cotton shall be ad- vanced except upon thirty days mo- tice, that from and after this date and until March l 1907, carriers may re- duce their published export rates on cotton to various ports of export upon three days notice and that until No vember 1, 1906. carriers may continue to equalize export cotton rates through NdTiOuS ports by applylng the lowest combination through all ports. thereby making said rates without publication and filing as required by law, provided that they post in two conspicuous places in the station where cotton is received for shipment, notices of the rates so made and mail copies of the same to the commission, the said mo- tices to specify the rate and the time during which the rate will continue Tn effect"
 As to cottonseed and it's products. and lumber, the petition was denied. Scores of applications for permission to change freight rates have been re- ceived by the commission during the past few days, and. in every instance the changes which the carriers desire to make are revisions. The appIica- uons have been entirely voluntary. Commissioner Franklin Lane said: "It would seem, from the number and i'm portance of these voluntary reductions. that many carriers recognize that their rates were too high at the time of the enactment of the law. It also seems that they are preparing for the opera ton of the new law under which freight rates cannot be changed with the facility that formerly was the rule.'
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
MooUIs AT WAR.
Progress of the Feud Between Hostile
 Factions.

Washington. Sept. 15.-A telegram from Superintendent Lennon of the Moqui Indian reservation in Arizona confirming the previous report of a feud between the friendly and hos tile factions of the Moquis in Oraibi pueblo was received by the commis- sioner of Indian affairs He says the ''friendlies' hold their position in the pueblo and that the hostiles. whom they drove away, are in camp four miles out. Of the former there are ninety men and of the latter 165. The men of each faction have their fam flies with them. MT Lennon is con- fident of the maintenance of the pres ent status. He adds that the em- pIoyes of the agency are not in danger.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
WINNING OR LOSING
 H Is FULL OF HOPE
Why, Hr. Bryan Says, Democracy
 Cannot Die.

Roanoke. Va. Sept. 15.-W. J. Bryan spent today in southwest Virginia, de- livering an address this afternoon to the largest crowd ever gathered in this part of the state, in the fair grounds at Red Ford, and speaking to an enOr- nous crowd here tonight.
 His first speech was political. but here he discussed ethics. At Red Ford MT. Bryan said democracy is a doc Urine that appeals to the heart, and that is why the party lives whether it wins or loses.
 The party is full of hope for the coming campaign, for the people un- derstand democracy better. While the republican party is claiming credit for it's opposition to the trusts. it is not doing its duty on the trust question, said MT. Bryan.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
THE MEXICAN HOLIDAY
 HAPPILY USHERED IN
There Was No Sign of the Threat
 ened Uprising.

Mexico City, Sept. 15.zHoliday eel ebrations opened today with no sign of trouble, as had been predicted for several months past. Today is the birthday of President Diaz and always ushers in the celebration of the fnde- pendence of Mexico, marking the re establishment of the republic after the defeat of the French.
 President Diaz received many call CTS at the national palace. including various members. of the diplomatic corps, army and navy officers and many citizens. The president is 76 years old and is enjoying excellent health.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

camps of the Cubans seem to want. the attorney general remarked, "Yes, that seems to be true.
 And" he added, If We went there a second time we would not be able to get away in a hurry"
 MT. Moody was asked whether he could imagine a situation in which President Roosevelt would be com pelled to run again. q can imagine such a situation, but I hope that it will not occur. I have confidence in his sincerity that he does not desire an- other nomination."
 MT Moody spent some time at re- publican state headquarters as chair man of the committee on resolutions of the republican state convention. which will be held October D.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
MONTANA REPUBLICANS
Nominate Ticket and Endorse Every
 body.

Helena. Mont, Sept. 15.-The repub- lican state convention adjourned at II o'clock tonight after nominating Chas. N. Pray of Chouteau for congress and Henry C. Smith of Lewis and Clark county for justice of the supreme court.
 The resolutions endorse the repub- lican members from Montana in con- gress, declare for the initiative and ref erendum, for an amendment of the pri- mary law, for the election of senators by a direct vote. and endorse Roosevelt and the work of the last congress.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
HUNGARIAN HOLIDAY.
Adopted Americans UnvefI Status
 of Washington.

Buda Pest Sept I5--The carryIrs out of the official program oT the ua- yelling of the Washington statue t--- gan today Hungarian -Americaus as- sembled in the square of the national museum and marched Co the manu- ment of the Magyar poet Petofy and the so-called genius of Ihe Maya Tatherland. SZechenyi. and placed wreaths upon them and later visited the monument of St- Stephen This afternoon flowers were placed on Eoz- suth's tomb.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
NO ATTEMPT MADE
 ON LIFE or MTTE
The Former Premier Denies a Sensa.
 tiOnaI Story.

Berlin, Sept. 15.-Count Witte. for mer Russian premier. who is now in Hamburg. this evening by, telephone authorized the Frankfurter Zeitung to declare that the story published in the United States under a Wiesbaden date to the effect that a Russian student named Rosenberg. armed with a bomb a revolver and dagger had attempted to assassinate him today at SOden, was a pure invention.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
A CHINESE CAMP PAlGN
 10 RECOVER RIGHTS
They Are Going About it in an Ener-
 getic Manner.

Victoria, B. C.. Sept. 15-China's new rights recovery" recovery cam
 paign is being continued energetically, according to advices to received today by the steamer Fremont. The latest move is to oust the Japanese Buddhist priests who are establishing temples in China and are alleged to be starting a
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
MADE A GOOD GUESS.
The Talent Picked the Winner Ac-
 countant.

New York, Sept. 15-James Brady's S45,0OO colt Accountant, at to 3, won the $25,O0O annual champion stakes, two and a quarter miles, at Sheeps- head Bay today. H. P. Whitney's Ironsides was second. The time was S:55 2-5. Only four went to the post, with Accountant the favorite
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
WE'LL BE DETAINED
# We Should Have to Go to Cuba
 Again.

Boston. Sept. 15.-Attorney General William H. Moody. who was here to- day, said, with reference to the Cuban affair: q hope sincerely that they will bring order without having the United States intervene
 When it was suggested that this is what a considerable number in both
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
GREELEY SUCCEEDS coRRIN.

St Louis. Sept. 15.-Major General AdOlphus w. Greeley formally took charge of the northern division of the United States army here today, sue ceeding General COrbin. retired.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
SAILING OF BATTLEsHIPs.

New York, Sept. 15.-Under orders received from the navy department, the first class battleships Louisiana and Virginia sailed today. The destination of the vessels could not be learned here.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

Everybody can send their friends in the east half box of crystaIIized Cae- tus Candy for 35 cents, postpaid. Ad- dress Donofrio c. c. Co.,, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
A TERRORIST THREAT.

Warsaw, Sept. 15.-A rumor is in circulation here that the terrorists have menaced all the foreign cOnsuls with murder in the event of a general mas sacre.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
MARINES ORDERED OUT.

Annapolis, Md, Sept. 15.-In accord ance with orders received at the>naval academy marine barracks, seventy two marines will leave for League island tomorrow. and it is expected they will sail thence on Monday for Cuba.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

p By sending 35 cents you can get a half pound box of Donofrio's Crystal lized Cactus Candy, postpaid. Dono- frio c. C. Co.,, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
GAMBLING LOSES AT DOUGLAS.

Douglas. Ariz., Sept. 15.-CSpecial.J An election was held here today on the gambling issue, those favoring it being defeated by a majority of 73.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
THE ANNIVERSARY OF
 INDEPENDENCE DAY
Festivities in Celebration of hexi-
 can Liberty.

The celebration of the anniversary of Mexican independence is being con- ducted in Phoenix this year under the auspices of the Industrial Liberty Band" a Mexican musical organiza- ton.
 The festivities began last evening at sundown, with a salute of twenty-one guns. Later in the evening the band promendaded Washington street play ing number of inspiring airs. and calling the crowd to the Hardwick the ater, where a dance was engaged in until nearly midnight, the actual an- niversary of the hour that independ- ence was declared by Don Miguel Hidalgo Costilla. At that hour began a program of patriotic speechmaking.
 This morning at 6 o'clock there will be another salute of twenty-One guns and the Mexican flag will be raised over the Mexican consulate, corner of Fourth and Van Buren streets. aThis afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the band will give a concert on the city hall plaza, for which the following musical pro- gram has been arranged:
 Himno Nacional Mexicano. Y. Nuno Overture, Orpheus. ........J. Offenbach Waltz M1Sterio. .........F H. Ortiz La HalOna -.--.-- ........... Hrad1er 4oIa .'..' --..-.... Johnson Marcha Zacatecas. Codina Mazurca AmOrosa. ........... Navarro Fandango EspanoI Mercedes. ..
 ..-... -..-.-......-...- Laurendear
 The band is under the direction of James Lindsay, Jr.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

revOlutiOnists near Elcano. The re- suit of this fight is not yet known.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Sept. 15.-Forecast foI Arizona: Fair, Sunday and Monday
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

FOR SALE-Five-rOom modern brick on North Third street. east frunI fine location, g. Some nice brsck houses for sale on iaztaIlment plan. cheaper than paying rs1S- Pascoe. 1Io North Center street
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

FOR RENT-5-room brick, No SIS North Third street, $2O.00. 7-room brick. No 612 North Second Ave, $32.50 4room brick, No. SIP North Fourth street, $15.0O. Several small houses. Pascoe, 110 N. Center street
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

lprovised fathers OF .he COLONY
| This Island has come 10 view with
suspicion and distrust everything
mat bears the stamp of the reverend
congregation.
| 1t is paying dearly for the to1eran-
ice and condescension shown TO the
imported Legislators in the beginning
VINO are SO discourteous that thev do
not wait tor the proposed-la laws to pet
the approval of the Executive Coun-
Gil after being presented and discus
sea IN the House of Delegates, but
instead attemp to foist their lamen-
table errors and absurd legislation
on the Portorican delegates:
It's necessary to put a curb on
the strange and extraordinary zeal
displayed by the continentals IN fra
ming disturbing and unsettlinp laws
wnlcn d1sarrange and unsettle all
the aspects of Portorican life
Having seen through their game
1t is impossible for them 70 continue
It, not only because public opinion
is on the watch. but also because the
members of the lower House find
the role assigned to them in the ira
glc pantomime with which imperi-
allsm varies its colonial spectacles.
tar from d1gnified or enviable.
lhe demonstration of Yesterday
could not have been more eloquent.
AT the opening Of the Leg islature
there were only fourteen delegates
present, which IS less than half of
the members of the lower House.
This requires no comment. 1t is
an unm1stakable indication that the
lreglme has fallen into incurable
and fatal discredit, it IS proof
that the legislative system which is
in operation here is doomed to an
Immediate disappearance
The absance Of the delegates from
the opening of the Legislative ses-
sion yesterday is clearly unders-
TODD and entirely justified, since up
to the present time according TO we'll
authenticated rumors which we have
Iheard-there are several laws of re-
cognlzed redemptionist origin which
have already been translated and
printed, which shows conclusively
that they have been concocted and ap-
proved by their authors without the
knowledge of the popular branch of
the Legislature, and it also demons
trates the impunity with which the
continentals fout and display their
contempt for the popular will.
The attitude OF the House Of De
legates is very signifcan, and ex
!pressive, and it has given a lesson
/ to the government which it would be
wise for it not to ignore. The warn
ing has been timely.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09

circunstancia de que haciGndose este
para una fecha fila, no puede esperar,
me impidieron muy pesar mio cum
plir con este gratfsimo deber.
Vaya pues mi mas cariflosa felici-
taci6n, que no por ser tardfa ha de ser
menos espresiva, por el nuevo aflo, en-
eel que todos deseo, salud, y buenos
negocios.
aprovechande ests oportunidad d,
hago saber al p6blico, que desc ando
contribute al favor que me dispense,
estoy mejorando constantemente las
condolences del trabajo Mi Ultima ms
tslacion que ha merecido unanimes
elogios, corrobora este aserto nio que
pareceria interesado 81 no fuera cier~
to. Por ell aumsnto de trabajo STEM
pre- creciente, he tenido que aumentar
tambien Ell personal de la casa, en-
trando a formar parte de el inteligen-
tes operarios del pals, y estrengeros.
Cuantas novedades sc han presen-
tado en- Fotograffa, 10 mismo en- los
Estados Unidos que en- Europa, Sc da-
ran conocer aqui tambien, procuran-
do por todos los medios y sin reparar
en- gastos, que mis- parroquianos es-
ten siempre bien servidos.
En- el ramo de AMPLIACIONES,
puedo comprometerm a hacer cual-
quier trabajo, 10 mismo en- negro que
en- colores, ,compitiendo ventaios anente
con los trabaios del exterior, tanto en-
calidad como en- precio
Para dar facilidades a mis- parro-
quianos, evitarles molestias, tengo
una gran existencia en- marcos de to-
das clases, tamafios y precios, y en- el
case que algunos de estos marcos, hu-
biera que enviarlos la Isla, Sc remi-
tirfan perfectamente embalados por el
carpintero de la casa, que tiene mucha
practica y habilidad para clio.
De cualquier retrato que Sc me en-.
vie, puedo hacer fotograffas en- boto-
mes. en- pafiuolos, targetas postales,
larnpliacioncs a cualquier tamafio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
Rafael Colorado.
Condensed aereOgrams
RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK

Italy and England will support
France at Morocco conference.
Russian Christmas passed ouie
tly.
Former Finance Minister SAYS
two hundred fifty millions needed
for extraordinary expenses. oCs
Reserves attack police station
at Guayaquil, Ecuador and are repul-
sed
-Battleships Kentucky and Kear-
sarge ran aground New York harbor.
Alabama rammed Kentucky,
seriously injuring her. i 2bCs
Last nigh the De Forest wirel
ess telegraph station at St Louis,
Missouri, was plainly heard at tie
San Juan station talking with the
New York station. This is record
breaker for wireless telegraphy,
the distance being approximateiv
2Ioo miles. sblcs SbIcs
Showing hard in New Yor and'
in Massachusetts alst night
Key West advises that North
west storm warnings have been
ordered on the south COAST from
Mobile to Cedar KEYS. and high
northwest winds are expected on the
West Florida coast with sharp fall
IN temperature on the south. coast.
The shift will not occur before:earlv
Tuesday morning 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
FuerteS newadas en-
New York y Massachusetts
Sc ha suspendido ell trafico EN-
varias pOblaciones

Nueva York, martes,-Han ocurrido ano-
che fuertes nevadas en- los Estados de New
York y Massachusetts, que han ocasionado
algunas perdidas de consideration al comercio
industrias, puesto que ha tenido que suspen-
derse Ell tra6co por ferrocarril entire varias po-
blacones de importancia.
En- Boston y New York, Sc ha sufrido mu-
cho dada la baja temperature reinante, que ex.
cede la de otros amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-01-09
Ataque a la estaci6n de
policia de Guayaquil
Los reservistas fueron rechazados

Nueva York martes-Llegan informes de
Guayaquil, Ecuador, acusando un estado de
descontento entire las reservas militares contra
Ell gobierno actual.
Aver manana atacaron los reservstas la
mados al servicio la estacion de poliCia de la
ciudad de Guayaquil, siendo rechazados con
grandes perdidas por las fuerzas adictas al go
bierno. Sc han tornado precauciones fin de
evitar otros movimientos en- los departamentos
del interior del pals.