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Arizona republican., 1906-02-05

 WITH BLOOD
A Bull Fight for the Mo-
 rOCCdn COnfeTeeS
To the Credit of Their Nations ehe English and American EnvOys He. mained Away.

Algeciras, Feb. A brilliant though bloody spectacle of a bull fight in honor Of the conference on Moroccan reforms was the event of today Crowds came from all parts of Andalusfa to the vast stone amphitheater where the bull ring is and more than COc0 persons saw the fight. box gaiIy decorated with Span ish colors accommodated the ambassa- dors and officials of many countries.
 Most of the delegations to the con ference were represented and many O: the envOys were accompanied by their wives and daughters. The duke of AL .modovar, Spanish foreign minister, who is president of the conference accom- panied by the duchess was the center of a group of ambassadors, while garb- ed Moors and throngs of Spanish wO- men in picturesque costumes lent a touch of quaintness to the animated scene. The American and British dele gates did not attend.
 Three celebrated bull fighters furn- ished the sport and the bulls were From the famous herd of Don Moreno Santa Maria of Selvil.e. The first animal to be brought into the ring, huge black Andulusian beast, killed two horses be- fore Mat3dor LaGartibo, skilfulIy C. owe his sword to the hilt into the animal which fell dead. Thousands cheered this and the band played "The Spanish fandango."
 The second bull was ceremoniously dedicated to the duke of Almodovar by Matador Morenita, which is tn- cus~ tom of the country. It proved to be an ugly fighter and gored the blinc horse of a picador. This bull also was dis patched Another bull killed five horses. four of them dying in the arena while the fifth terribly gored, staggered out aide and died.
 The picadors were often unhorsed, but none of them were seriously nurL The skill of the matadors was shown as they piroutted before believing animals. which were stung to madness by the darts of their gay streamers stuck into them.
 The foreigners present witnessed the scene with mingled admiration at the audacity of the matadors and horror at it's cruelty.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
HE STRIKE ORDER
 TO BE IMMEDIATE
Though it Will nos be Effective UntiI-
 April l.

Indianapolis, Feb. At was intimat- ed at international headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America to- day that before the adjournment Of
 the present session of the executive body Secretary- Treasurer w B. Will son will be instructed to prepare a formal strike order effective April 1st,
 Tn order to avoid the necessity of re-
 assembling the board after the ad- journment Of the present session.
 No meeting of the board was held to- | day. The question of the per capita tax of S1 for the establishment of a na- tiOnal defense fund, which was inform ally discussed just before the adjourn ment of the board meeting on Saturday evening, is expected to be the first
 subject taken up when that body re- sumes its meeting on Monday morn ing.
 As all members of the board are anx- ious to depart for their homes, an ef- fort will be made to adjourn the board meeting some time tomorrow. Presi- dent Mitchell will leave immediately for the east and prepare a meeting with the operators of the anthracite field on February 18th.
 An interesting situation in this con- neCblOn mas come aDOut as a result Ot the resolution passed by the convention providing that no distrct shall make a wage agreement until all have obtained satisfactory results. This resolution as has been definitely explained by w. D. Ryan, secretary treasurer of the In5,
 nois district, who proposed it; by Vlcdz President Tom L. Lewis, who spoke in favor of its passage and by President
 Mitchell, who placed the motion before the convention, and includes every dis trict under the Jurisdiction of the Un- ited Mine Workers of America, whether
 anthracite, bituminous or block coal
 regions in the United States and Can ada
 Under this ruling the wage scale com mittee appointed by the anthracite
 miners in their Shamokin convention
 early in December, will have no power
 to sign a contract even if 2heir de- mands are conceded by the Anthracite operators unless the miners of all the
 other districts effect an agreement with their employers.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
The Democratic Senate Caucus Assures
 the Opposition
An Expression of Confidence in the Success of the Forke Amendment-A Disposition the Part of Beveridge to Hedge.

Washington. D. C., Feb. i, Especially It is not expected that there will be any excitement in the senate this week over the statehood bill. Senator Bev- eridge is watching for opportunity to advance the bill as witness his efforts last week to have it read in open sen ate and the opposition is just as alert, as was shown by Senator Teller's blunt counter play. The fact that Senator Patterson of Colorado, last week en- dorsed President RooseveIts position regarding Santo Domingo gave Senator Beveridge and others the idea that Patterson would go farther and stand for joint statehood, but he said today to a friend of mine that he was unai- terably opposed to the bill iH its pres ent form.
 The result of the caucus of demo- cratic senators called because of Pat terson's stand on the Santo Domingo question shows that only Patterson. McEnery of Louisiana and Clarke, of Arkansas, are regarded with suspicion by their associates of the minority and today the opinion is expressed that their experiences in the caucus and the comments that are being made regard ing their status are likely to deter the two last named from giving their ald to the president.
 Senator FOraker is prepared to make strong fight against the bill when ever it shows it's head. An eastern sen ator told me this evening that he be- lieved the bill would either be killed or so amended that it would no longer
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05

from the committee last week, will be taken up. This bill carries a total of SAC, 245,5 to pay the pensions of vet arans for the year. It is generally disposed of in the shortest time of any of the annual supply measures but .'his year it contains provisions which virtually makes a statute of the presi- dents order of last year making age an evidence of disability. There is saia to be a decided opposition to enacr~ ing this executive order into a law. As the provision is without question new legislation" and subject to a point of order under the rules of the house. it is not unlikely that the rule will be brought in when the bill is taken up. which will provide that amendments shall be in order.
 The fortification appropriation bill will be reported to the house from the appropriation committee. It will be considered as soon as the pension bill is out of the way. This bill is a short measure and carries this year between $6.000.00 and s7.O00, ,OO0 There are said to be no matters of legislation incor- porated in it which will cause serious discussion.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
HARTMAN HAS
 ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Though the Majority Stock Has not
 Yet Been Transferred.

New York, Feb. 4.-The Herald to- morrow will say:
 'It was learned in this city yester- day that there are many indications that the Illinois Central railway had been acquired by interests identified With the Hartman party. It has been known for some time that the IIIi- nois Central holdings in the hands or this party has been figured IS high as 160,000 shares of the par value of Sl6,C coo. According to statements made by persons who are 3n a position 70 inspect the transfer books Of the UIi- nois Central there is evidence there that goes far toward confirming the story Of the merger.
 It is said that the Union Pacific some time ago took over all the Illinois Central stock owned by the Railroad Securities company. A New Jersey cor poration organized bE the Hartman interests for the purpose of owning and holding Illinois Central shares. The records show that this company had acquired at least SAOOO shares Of this stock and this. added. to the stock al- ready in the hands. oa the Union Pa cific would make s& road at pres ent the holder of at st 240.CO0 shares of the par value ofS Q. .OOO. .OOO.
 According to the Wall street theory. this stock has been accumulated but has not yet beeE transferred to any corporation and stands in the s2ahnes of the indH5duals.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
KANSAS CITY MARKETS
Review of Prices and Conditi. as of
 the Week.

Kansas City. Feb 4--The cattle sup ply last week was 4s.C09 head. against 53.0O0 the previous week StOckers ard feeders advanced 15 to 25 cents Mon6ay and Tuesday. but lost part of the g fn by the end of the week Cow stlff gained 10 to 15- cents during the week. but corn fed steers lacked snap. C'osinE 10 to 15 cents lower. The run today is T.. 900 head. market steady to strorlg- with COW stuff and stockers and fesd- CTS showing most strength Feeders particularly are in strong request some hay fed steers from Guuniss,n-
 Colorado. 1O27, selling at S4-So and stOckers in same shipment at SIE Two trains of Oregon hay fed steers sold last Thursday to feeder buyars at S3.75 to $40. the latter high grade Herefords. weighing 97s pounds A f..vr rough cattle sold to killers at S3-f5 cut of this shipment Cow market has rot
 been tested on hay fed stuff for ten days when some sold at SS-00 to s3-55-
 heifers at S3.S5- Meal fed steers are selling at $4OO to S4-60 cows S3-ea Co $3.60. bulls $500 to Ss-S5 and veal calves
 bring $500 to sT.OO.
 The mutton trade is not nearly as satisfactory as it was about two wee Ss ago. There was a small revival last 01ullaE anu AuESAG1- nAA A--E aAAA a---AH
 was lost by the end of the week and the situation yesterday was again uu- promising, supply liberal at an joints. 12,00O here, market steady to 15 cents lower, while Chicago reports a a clne of 15 to 25 cents Demand has fallen off in the east while the heavy mar keting was not counted on to hold on so long. Very good lambs are selling at S6.S5 to S7.1O- yearlings SS-eo tp ss-io.
 wethers S5-5O to S5-75. ewes $500 to S5-1o- Orders are he'd here for partly finished ewes and lambs to go to the county at Sf.25 to $4.75 for ewes. lambs sfs
 to $6.5O, and a few are being secured A greater percentage of the stuff ECes direct to packers than heretofore. hoE- ever, as it is showing the result on l longer feed as the season advance
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
THE HOUSE.

Washington, Feb. 4.-Chairman Hep. burn in charge of the railroad ofll in the national house of representatives. IS unable to see the end of the dis cussion of that measure. Under special order it has the right of way until disposed of. The very first day of de bate which began last Tuesday devel- oped the desire of many members to make speeches. An extra hour was added to each day and still the list of applicants grew larger Mir Hepburn has long list of republicans wno are anxious to be heard and Mir Adamson controlling the time of the minority side. says there are fifty democrats who wish to be heard in favor of the measure. Speaker Cannon is inclined to let the debate run and he estimates that it will be Wednesday or Thurs day before the last speech is deliv- cred and vote recorded on the mea- sure
 As soon as this is accomplished, the pension appropriation bill, reported
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05

bill say they will not press vote; but in view of the fact that they would even in that event be sure af the ad- mission of Oklahoma they might be so determined as their opponents. They will probably meet Foraker's proposi- ton for a separate vote with one for the submission of the question of ad- mission to the people of Arizona and New Mexico combined.
 The urgent deficiency bill will be taken up in the committee of appropri- ations early in the week and probably be reported few days later. The pro- vision in this bill which will be the most debated is that relating to the abrogation of the eight hour law in the canal zone. As the bill carries the re- mainder of the deficiency for the canal, asked by the war department, which was cut off in the first bill passed, it Is believed that canal matters in gen eral will again be the subject of con siderable talk in the senate. There is no such emergency as when the first canal appropriation bill was passed and consequently senators will feel free to give as much attention to the admins tration of the canal as they choose.
 Senator Bacon will revive the Mo rocco question in his speech on Tues
 
 will speak in support of the biu giv- ing questionable status to telegraph op- orators employed with the union forces during the civil war. Senator Fora ker will take opportunity in executive session to secure consideration of the Isle of Pines treaty. In the absence Of Senator Hepburn, who is confined to his home by illness, Senator McCumber will have charge of the pure food bill. The calendar was stripped bare last week and vii! furnish no recourse when the discussion on the shipping bill flags, as it was made to do on more than one occasion last week.
 The friends in the senate of the shipping bill are hopeful of securing some time during the week an agree ment to vote on that measure and the understanding is that so soon as it is disposed of the statehood bill will sue ceed it as unfinished business. There are no more set speeches on shipping bill in sight but the expectation is that the running debate which has characterized the recent consideration of the bill will be continued some days
 Senator Ballinger, who as chairman of the merchant marine commission has charge of the bill, says he will be sat iSfied with the setting of any time within reason for the taking of a vote knowing that with q unanimous agree ment to vote once agreed on there will be no doubt that the vote will be se- cured. The bill will be amended some what before the vote is taken.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
SURE OF OKLAHOMA.
BeVeridse May Not Determinedly Re-
 sist the Foraker Amendment.

Washington. Feb. 4.-Much interest is manifested in the approaching con test in the senate over the statehood question. Senator Beveridge, who will again have charge of the bilI is hopeful of securing a comparatively early vote but many of his colleagues fail to agree with him on that point. The supporters of the bill are very strenuous in its advocacy and their opponents are just as determined. It is not generally ex- pected either side will yield until there is more definite information as to the Dl obdble result of the vote than can now be secured. The critical point or the controversy will be the -EOral1er - ssTllt giving Arizona people the prfF4esSeS voting on the question of admission. It is understood that the democratic senators will be almost a unit in support of this amendment and that it will also secure a number of re- publican votes Just how many re- publican supporters there may be is not known and until there is definite information on that point opponents of the bill will not agree to let a vote be taken.
 If the showing should be favorable to the amendment the friends of the
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
a AN 9NbIAN FIRE.
Twelve Mi1es svge6t Over by the aTfAmes.

Milan, Italy, Feb. A forest fire that started three days ago on the St. Gothard railway is still burning and now covers twelve square miles, Sew eral hundred wOrkmen are endeavoring to save the signal posts along the track and peasants are working to preserve their homes from destruction.
 A number of factories and chapeIs have been destroyed. The hig electric station at AncasCa, near Domodoseola is surrounded by fire, several towns are without light and many factories have shut down for want of motive power. A portion of the woods along the east ern shore of Lake Maggilore is also burning.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
THE MERCURY DROPPED.
A Fall of Many Degrees in the Missouri
 Valley.

Kansas City, Feb. 4.-In the twenty four hours since last night the tenn perature in this part of the southwest dropped from 40 to 50 degrees, with close to zero weather reported at Tren- ton, Mo, and Wichita, Kansas, tonight. A drop to below zero is predicted for western Missouri, and a portion of Kansas, Oklahoma and northern In- dian Territory by morning.
 A light snow fell today and was driven by a heavy north wind that from Wichita south into Oklahoma and northern Indiana territory became a gale. In Oklahoma the wind reached a velocity of forty eight miles an hour. At Kansas City and Topeka tonight the temperature is fifteen degrees above zero.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05

anthracite region have been ordered on full time, leading coal operator sai1 the report was foolish and that it is absolutely without truth. The mid win ter has caused a glut of large size and the companies will have to curtail pro- duction.
 A story that gains credences here is to the effect that the operators are contemplating shutting down all of the collieries during March as a means Of curtailing stocks and incidentally hin dering the mine workers in following Mitchelrs advice to store up money for April 1st.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
FAILURE OF NEGOTIATIONS.

Vienna. Feb. 4-Negotiations lock ing to a settlement of the Hungarian situation ended in complete failure go- day and Count Andrassy. one of ths leaders of the coalition parties. return ed to Budapest after a lengthy inter view with emperor-kiRs who retus erl to accept the modified program -zF coalition
 Unless the coalition yields at the I=st hour. this failure to reach an aguc- ment must. it is thought result iu RH effort by the crown to establish ahso- lutism in Hungary
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
THE INDIANA WAY.
A Sunday Closing Law Made Effective
 a. Terre Haute.

Terre Haute, Ind, Feb. As a re- suit of the strict Enforcement of the Sunday closing law. thirty seven of- lenders were arrested today. Hotels. restaurants, drug stores and news stands were the only business houses open.
 Twenty-four bakers were amona. those arrested. One man was arrested for shining shoes and another for washing a buggy at a livery stable
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
QUARTER OF A MILLION.
The Damage by Fire in New York Silk
 and Linen District.

New York, Feb. A six-story fac tory building on Grand street at the corner of Mercer street. in the heart of the silk and linen district, was burn ed today with loss exceeding S25O 900.
 Charles Schoolhouse &, Sons. manu- lecturers of ribbons. suffered a loss of S100.000, fully insured. and Bernhard. Ulmann and company, dealers in yarns. embroideries and braids lost more than S150,0O0; partly covered by insurance.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
FIXING FOR THE STRIKE.

MahOney City. Pa, Feb. 4.-The col Hers throughout the anthracite region have orders to operate with full ca pacity from now until next April. A number of washeries in the Schuyl- kill field that had been closed will re- sume operations tomorrow on Full time. The companies expect to add 3.oO0. .OoO tons of coal to their stock in the next eight weeks.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
TOUR OF INSPECTION.
On Which the Mexican President Sets
 Out.

Mexico City. Feb. 4.-President Diaz and party left Vera Cruz today fo- ProgressO. The president and the men of the party boarded the Mexican man of-war Bravo and the women members went on board the steamer Fuerst Bis marck
 Accompanying the president on his trip was the governor of the federal district Guillermo Landa Y Escandon. the ministers of France Germany. Italy and other guests
 Extraordinary precautions has been taken to guard the party from yellow fever. should any develop in Merida.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

Baltimore, Feb. 4.-The eighty eighth annual convention of the National American Womans' Suffrage associa- tion will be held in Baltimore February 1th to 18th, inclusive. Many prominent men and women will address the va rious sittings of the convention which promises to be the most successful ever held.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
HAvANA AUTO RACES.

Havana, Feb. 4.-On February II. at Havana. Cuba. will be begun the second of the international automobile races. which will last three days.
 The most important event is the 200 mile municipal challenge cup race. Last year the event was won by a Cuban. Many of the participants in the OrmOnde Daytona races will take part in these.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
INDIAN BANK ROBBERS.

Tusla. I. T.. Feb. 4.-Bunk Max field, Nudge Henson, Nat Hines ani Bob Calvin, Cherokee Indians, wera arrested last night at their homes in the Cherokee nation. charged with robbing the First National Bank Of Owasso, l. T., on January 2S. The bank vault was wrecked and footed of g., ,000
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
COLD WAVE FORECAST.

Washington. D. C. Feb 4-Fae weather bureau today sent out the -oI- lowing special cold wave forecast Sc were cold wave that covers the ueste ern states today will sweep southward so the gulf coast tonight and eastv- ard over the Atlantic coast states and r1r- thern half of Florida Monday and sE1n- day night.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
FOREIGNERS ALARMED.
A Need of Protection by the Rssid satz
 Of Carton

Hong Kong. Feb s-FoTelgners at Canton are in a state of great ar1re- hensiOn owing to insufficiency of po- lice protection After footing on Sat urday the residence Of the Rev. Andrew Beattie, an American Presbyts-ia7 missionary at Fasi by an armed band of Chinese. guard boat was reque.stesI to send assistance but the comuiaEder replied he was not empowered Co c,rn- ply with the request
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
A TEXAS BLIZZARD.

Austin. Texas. Feb IA blizzz H1 swept all through Central and Souta Texas today. At . o'clock tonight the mercury registered 25 degrees. a drep of 4S degrees since f o'clock A heavy rainfall accompanied the norther.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05

That mans name will 90 down in history who first converted the ugly desert plant into such delightful de- licacy as Donofrio's C. C. c.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
INDIANA SNOW STORM.

Evansville, Ind. Feb. 4.-The hcav- lest snow storm of the season is raging tonight in southern Indiana and west ern Kentucky. Many trains are de- layed.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05

missed my car ard will be late to supper but l will appease my wife by bringing her a box of Donofrio's Cry 5taIIized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
Six Room Frame Dwelling.

With bath, in thorough repair, newly painted and papered oD plastered walls lots, on car line, will be sold very cheap If taken at oneg.
 For sale or exchange for ranch prop erty: Very good six room dwelling, Modern, with q cook stove, good shade and very desirable and lreasonab1e Sale or exchange price $2, 100. This in cludes about $2O0 worth of furniture.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Feb 4-Arizona-Fore cast: Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday; probably local rains.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05
ON THE coMTRARY

Scranton. Pa, Feb. 4.-On being shown the Mahanoy City dispatch to the effect that all the collieries in the
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05

FOR SALE-s1s0O buys a nice Eve room modern brick dwelling. $2Oo down balance easy monthly payments Ehat anyone can meet E E. Pascoe. 1I0 S. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-05

c. c. RANDOLPH.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-28
 ZION

Sept. 24. Robert Huckaby Is back again from California. Mr. Huckaby likes to travel, this be- ing about the third trip he has made to California and other western states, but he comes back like all the rest of them.
 Miss Ethel Jenkins is on tie sick list.
 Somebody said we would have cool weather in September, but they must be false prophets, for this has been record breaker for heat.
 Cardwell X Higgins are ready for business. Say, Zion wifi soon be a city, two stores, the mail route, a school house and church, and somebody said something about a railroad Hurrah for Zion
 John Jenkins departed for his home in Los Angeles, Cal, last week after two weeks visit with his mother, Mrs. Mamie Jenkins.