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Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
BlTUMIN0US END
 TAXES PRECEDENCE
The Settlement of the Anthracite
 Dispute Will Follow.

New York, Feb. 27.-Pending a set clement of the controversy between the soft coal operators and miners. in which President Roosevelt has taken a hand by his letter of yesterday. the negotiations with the anthracite oper- ators have apparently been suspended. No meeting between the anthracite operators sub -comnittee and the miners sub committee will take place tomorrow, as has been announced and no other date has been arranged
 It is believed by the operators that President Mitchell probably will allow the anthracite question to await a set tlement of the biturninous controversy, and that his demands may be affected by the settlement secured in the soft coal fields.
 No letter from President Roosevelt has been received by the hard coal operators.
 The meeting of the operators tOmor- row promises to be stormy The tur- bulence Is expected to arise over the attitude of some of the independent operators in the Pittsburg district who are opposed to any concession whatever. Several of these operators tonight ex- pressed the intention of being present at the meeting and entering a vigorous protest against any such concession as proposed.
 The opposition to granting an ad- vance in the miners wages is said to be based on the fact that the coal trade today is in a worse condition than it was two years ago, when the miners accepted a reduction. If there is 70 be any change at all. the opposition claims that it should be along lines of further reductions rather than for ad- Vances
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
MORGAN BORING IN
 MADE AN OPENING
Into the Early Affairs of the Panama
 Canal Company.

Washington. Feb- 27-Wr1- Nelza Cromwell and Senator Morgan meas ured legal minds all day before t.ie senate committee on interocaar i.- canals and a drawn battle was aI- journed until tomorrow Afr. Mcrgsln pursued the witness relentlessly con corning his relations with the Panarla Canal company, asking may skulIul questions. which were skinfully eva c. ed.
 MT Cromwell drew a line between his actions since the transfer of ehe canal property to the United States and before the transfer and declfneI positively to answer any questions concerning the earlier period Al t1a close of the day MT Morgan had brought out a scheme for the Ame1f- canization Of the Panama Canal corr pany, whicl promised 10 furnish tle subject for an interesting examination
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
VICTORY
 BY A PARTY VOTE
He is Returned to the HOass hy a
 City Borough.

London, Feb. 27.-Arthur J. Balfour. former premier. was today elected to the house of commons for the City of London by majority of 1I.S4O over his liberal-free trade opponent. Them as Gibson BOwles. The vote was a strictly party one Mir. BalfouT was unable to appear at the Guild hall. where the votes were counted, but was represented by Miss Balfour. who in a speech, thanked the electors on be- half of her brother
 The result of the election was a foregone conclusion There was no celebration.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
MIR. HALE,s sUceEsTIoN.~

E
 Washington Feb. 27.-The senate to- day agreed to vote or the statehood bill before adjournment on Friday March g. The proposition to take the vote at that time was made by Mir Beveridge' and there was little diff culty in reaching an understanding The suggestion immediately followed speech in support of the bill by MT Hopkins. during the course of which MT. Hole suggested that the territories of Arizona and New Mexico were not prepared for statehood and suggested that their admission be deferred
 THE DEBATE.
 MT. Hopkins. who spoke for the statehood bill. referred to tae Foraker amendment giving Arizona separate statehood upon the question of admis- sion, as "insidious and dangerous" :" but when MT. Foraker objected to the language and the Illinois son- atOr withdrew the word 'insi- dious." What he had meant to say was that the adoption of the amendment would not only accomplish the defeat of the object of the pend ing bill, but would ultimately result in the admission of Arizona as a sep arate state. MT. FOraker admitted that he hoped to see both Arizona and New Mexico admitted as separate states at some time in the future
 MT. Hopkins discussed the charge that the railroad and mining corpo- ratiOns of Arizona were standing in the way of the union of that territory with New Mexico. and when Mr. Du- bOis asked some questions on that point. MT Nelson replied that those two interests dominate the Iegisla.u sure of Arizona" and he added the opin- ion that the union of the two terri tories as one state would have the effect of minimizing the evil
 In reply to Mir Dubois inquiry, Mir Nelson said that while no protests against consolidation had come from the corporations of New Mexico most of the opposition in Arizona came from the railroads and copper mines. He added that these interests pay less taxes in proportion to the value of property than do other interests.
 MT. Carter made the point that un- der congressional control it would be easier to accomplish that result in a territory than in a state.
 MT. Nelson replied to this point with a general exposition of conditions in both Arizona and New Mexico, not all together favorable to those territories.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
The Statehood Question Will Go To Vote
 on March 9
An Agreement Reached Yesterday the Close of the Debate for the Day-Hopkns of Illinois an Expert in the Use of Words.

Washington, D. C., Feb 27- Special )-Now that the senate has agreed to vote on the statehood bill at 4 o'clock Friday March g. interest in the fate of the bill is again aroused It is about three weeks since the measure became the unfinished business" of the upper house and as Senator Bailey aptIy said this afternoon in all that time the senate has heard two sections of Mr. Dicks speech and MT. Hopkins per formances of today
 The idea grew during these weeks that the bill might be sidetracked un- til late in the raq9fns7 but everything is settled now. except the vote and the bin will take precedence even of the railroad rate bill in point of general attention. That they believed the For aker amendment would be adopted by a majority of at least eight, two sen atOrs who ordinarily are very conser- Vative expressed the opinion that the amendment would carry by a safe ma jOrity but they advised me not to prin. any names in connection with the com ing vote OF th~ ground that the presi- dent has good reputation as a marks man and that he would very likely go a gunning for certain senators if he thought it possible that they would vote for the amendment
 In my Judgment the amendment will be accepted. It eXemplifies the square deal" of which we shaye heard so much in the last few months, and senators who do their own thinking de- clare that it ought to be acceptable to the president and every other person who possesses 2 grair of fairness.
 The speech of Senator Hopkins of Illinois today in favor of joint state hood was interesting in that it showed a western senator in favor of the east erp scheme to restrict western infiu- ence in the congress
 MT. Hopkins cannot be considered I heavy weight. no matter from what view point you examine him and his remarks "don't count" In the course of his speech. he referred to the For aker amendment giving Arizona a sep arate vote on the question of admission as 'insidious and dangerous" but when MT. Foraker objected to the language the Illinois senator withdrew the word "insidious"
 What he had meant to say was that t. adoption of the amendment would not only accomplish the defeat of the object of the pending bill but would ultimately result in the admission of Arizona as a separate state. MT. For akeT admitted that he hoped to see .2oth New Mexico and Arizona admit
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
A VESSEL IN PERIL.
Unknown Schooner Outside the Vir-
 ninia Ca3es Beyond Reach of Aid.

Norfolk. Va. Feb. 27-An unknown four masted schooner was driven ashore in a blinding snow storm one mile off Cape Henry late this after T oon. During the evening the wind made it possible to launch a surf boat end efforts by life savers to shoot a line to the ship were unsuccessful on account of her distance from shore.
 Her condition tonight was peIilous From indications early this evening it would he impossible to make another effort to reack her before daybraak.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
ARMY BILL MOVES SLOWLY.

Washington. Feb.A 27.-Military mat ters held the attention of the house to- day. the army appropriation bill being under consideration for amendment. That General Corbin and General Mac Arthur might become lieutenant geR- erals, the provision in the bill abolish ing that rank was eliminated on a point of order raised by MT. Grosven0f of Ohio who substituted an amendment 50 abolish the grade after these of ficers had been promoted, but this too met defeat Only eight of the fifty pages were passed upon when the house adjourned.
 The house passed the Dalzeu bill chartering the Lake Erie and Ohio Snip Canal company with an authoriz- ed capital of $6O, ,O00, ,OOO
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
Toeo's ADDRESS.
Becomes General Order to the United
 States Army and Navy.

Washington, Feb. 27-President Roosevelt has addressed to the secre- tary of war. who has promulgated the same in a general order. a letter re- citing the achievements of the Jap anese admiral Togo, during the late war between Japan and Russia and re- beating for the benefit of American soldiers and sailors the address issued by the admiral upon the conclusion Of the war
 The point of the presidents letter Is the necessity of keeping the personnel of the army and navy at the highest pitch in time of peace in order to be prepared for war
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
coNcE 3foNs TO RoTH.

Algeciras. Spain. Feb. 27.-Sidi Mo- hammed Fl Mokhri. the second Ioroc- can delegate has caused considerable excitement by the disclosure that con- sessions for harbor improvements at Casa Blanca and Saffi, two leading Atlantic ports of Morocco. were given to the CreusOte company (French) at she same time that the Germans se- cured a concession for harbor improve ments at TanSier
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
MISSIONARIES ESCAPED.
American War Vessels Moving To-
 ward Scene of Unrest.

Pel1in, China, Feb. 27.-American Consul General Rodgers telegraphs from Shanghai that fourteen mission aries who fled from Nangchang ali reached Kiukiang in safety.
 The gunboat Fl Caney is proceeding from Ranking to the scene of the trouble
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
A LoNe scIENTIEIc nEE

Washington. Feb. 37-Prof SarnIlsI r. Langley. who died al Aiken. S C today was seventy-rWO years old His whole life had been devoted to scIen- ufic work Though by profession. it civil engineer and architect. astrono- my occupied most of his time
 Several years ago Professor L-aneie.- conducted a series of experiments with flying machine at TIdewatef. Va. on the Potomac river. the resuIts of which were watched with wide spread interest The experiments however. ended disastrOusly-
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
A SUSPICIOUS VISIT.

Omaha. Neb.. Feb 27.-A specia! to the World Herald from Sioux Falls. s. D.. says: Mrs. Corey. wife of Wm. Corey. steel magnate. arrived here to- day accompanied by a maid, and took rooms at a leading hotel
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
TOO FRIENDLY.
Oil Companies Got Along We'll i
 Oklahoma.

Oklahoma City, Feb. 27.-Assistant Attorney General Lake began taking testimony here today in the custer case. of the state of Missouri against the Standard oil and other oil companies.
 John Burroughs, a wholesale oIl dealer testified that there had never been any competition in Oklahoma be- tween the Standard and the Waters Pierce companies.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
A COUNTRY BANK.
Touched by Burglars for snaI
 Sum.

Bloomington. Feb. 27-FIve burglars dynamited the Peoples bank al Konn,-. H.. early today securing $500 In coin but failed to open the inside safe cor taining S5OOO
 They were observed by servant gir.s in an adjoining hotel who were tco badly frightened to give the alarm u1i- til the burglars had escaped on an Illinois Central train
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
MINOR FIGHTS.

Peoria. H.. Feb. 27.-Jack Koerner of Indianapolis, knocked out Tony Caponi. of Chicago. in the middle of the fifth round of ten round go be- fore the Peoples Athletic club tonight. In the fight between Kid Farmer of Peoria, and Kid Herrick of Syracuse. N. Y. Herrick was saved from clean knockout in the eighth round when his seconds threw up the sponge.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
A MINE TRAGEDY.
Six Men Killed in An Alahaua E,-
 3losion-

Birmingham. Feb 27-Six men were killed and twelve so badly injured tha- most of them are expected 10 de b. fore morning by an explosion in Little Cahaba mine No 2. at Piper Alaham1. at 1 o'clock this afternoon The mine Is owned by the Little Cahaba Coat company Details of the explosion a-e rnObtainable tonight
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
THE DEMAND FOR WOOL.

Boston, Feb. 27.-Large blocks of wool have been sold during the past week. The market held interest from all sides with firm prices obtaining All grades of territories are now well exhausted after the steady and in- creasing demand.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
LOCATED TOO LATE.
A Former osseial os the Esuisahis
 Life.

Little Rock, Ark. Feb. s7-Ir vas learned today that Thomas ID. Jord1u former comptroller Of the Equitable Life Assurance society who was want ed during the recent insurance fuves- ugatiOn in New York is at present. together with his wife. staying at "a hotel in Hot Springs Jordan refused to talk. but his wife said I'm sorry We have been found here Itu cause too much needless publicity.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
ROYAL GERMAN MARRIAGE.

Berlin, Feb. 27.-The Ducheas Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg and Prince Eitel Frederick, the second son of the emperor were married at five o'clock this afternoon in the chapel or the palace.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
DAYTON SENDS TROOPS.

Dayton, Ohio, Feb. 27.-Companiesa 0 and K of the third regiment of thisi city have been ordered to Springfield and will leave by the first train.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28

A little health, little wealth
 A little house and freedom, Enough cactus sweets, to use for treats And we are happy mid 'em.
 Donofrio's delicious CrystalIized Cactus candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28

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 limit And always gets the best there's ia t. Donofrio's delicious CrystalIizsd Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
PROF. LANGLEY DEAD.
For Many Years Secretary of Smith
 soniaa Institution

Aiken S. C. Feb. 27.-E P. LangleF. secretary of the Smithsonian InstItu- ton and known as a scientist throu=h out the world. died here at noon todas
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28
WEATHER TODAY.

Arizona: Fair Wednesday and Thurs day.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-28

ted as separate states at some time in tha future.
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Arizona republican., 1906-02-28

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4 R~prnm9nb, ucrHlig U. U. Sauseu ira
Soma, u. 4. @uIteub % Salppr Stee'
nCripn fro Rinneipta o. u. 3. Ursnnu
fra Gprb Safpfa. Seleriffc Der CT Der
nuseu Sauif eler Speuff.
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1920. Gp.: San Sc aibe mig no8eu
Cplp8niue ON StifteIoUcue / Soeriae, %
ON 6porbibt en- gtnno eDer Gpinoe Oer
ian frrpe 2pu, nadr ban (eacr bum bar
or6eioet bicmme for fire EorrIore, M
bu btSies Gieroom if1l oclcS? % bror
Cammc( mna man brrc for at turn1e
trroe &sn al Sorrlorcre?
Spar: 81 bar life tilitrGtfcligt
SieubHa6 til ipenif 9uu til nteo Seitemt'
Gcb at tunue ipare herpaa; men ri an
teeer, at bet pi ufbGuac at dftd!e eler
SpereuSfumit, bpprpiht man HnSer iaas
hnune SmtenbisbeSer Tan sisre 1T
Grau sir!bennc.