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Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
DELAY IN 1Ht DIVIDEND
 EXPRESSES THE MARKET
Steel and Copper Stocks Also Proving to Be Drag on 1t.

New York. Aug. l-Professional today in their efforts to move prices and they met with more or less sue cess at different times. IL was eN pected that the declaration of the Southern Pacific dividend at the rate of six per cent would stir up some sort of interest in the market. Stock vibrated quite feverishly although within a narrow range. with the con sideration of rumors that a hitch had occurred in the proposed increase or that the failure of a quorum to attend the meeting would necessitate the pcstponement of the declaration. When the announcement was made the mar the early advance.
 The adjournment of the Union Pa cific directors for want of a quorum without acting on the dividend seems to have been unfavorably construed. although the only change that had been suggested as a possibility in Union Pacific dividend was for an in crease. The copper and iron markets attracted a large amount of attention since the published statement of a director of the steel corporation that new orders for July had fallen off 9 tO 30 per cent. American Smelling also shows close sympathy with the metal industries. but it suffered in ad- dition today from reports Of the in tended organization of opposition and competition. Steel was comparatively firm. being helped by reports of re- sumption of operations in the lake re zion. The foreign markets shared in the depression which existed here. The net changes were mostly insignificant. BOnts were unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
LEADER PtTRfLlA
 ADVOCATES VIOLENCE
About the Iron Mines to Arm Them selves.

Duluth. Aug. lone working day has passed since operations began on the range following the settlement of the ore dock strike and no serious dis order has been reported. The indus trial sky over the range is not cloud less. however. for the attitude of the followers of the Western Federation Of Miners indicates an attitude of desper- ation which was somewhat intensified by a vitriolic address delivered last night by Pctriella. who advocated the use of guns to maintain what he said was their right to sell their labor where they could at the best advan- tage In his address Petriella gave the governor twenty-four hours in which to grant these men justice "at the ends of which time he advised the men to be ready to strike and head off any man who tries to crush you
 Whether at the end of twenty four hours anything will come of this is awaited with anxiety and the officials are prepared. All special guards who have been in Duluth the past few days were rushed to the range to augment Sheriff Bates force of deputies.
 The steel corporation officials are carrying out the wishes of Governor Johnson in resuming operations. They are opening the mines one at time and gradually resuming with as many men as they can get. All old men will be given an opportunity to return to work without discrimination and with the guaranty of being protected by the forces at the sheriff's command. Re ports received today indicate that min ing operations are being resumed heavily in both Hibbing and Evelth.
 Workingmen employed in the Fayal mine today carried babies in their arms when on their way to work. The infants were kept at the mines all day b. the men as a source of protection against possible violence. Although hundreds of men are going to work daily. they cannot be persuaded that the police protection furnished is ad equate to the case and some of them are very much frightened. The city is apparently on the verge of the wors, trouble of the strike if runors are to be believed.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
MILITARY EXISTENCE
 Al CAMP ERODE
In Spite of Indictment Weather the Boys of N. G. A. Are Enjoying Them selves.

Camp Brodie. Aug. 1.-The second day in camp finds everything in good order, the men in general good health, and all enjoying delightfully."- cool weather. A terrific rainstorm last evening cut short the drill. and drove all the out-guards to cover. but the camp weathered the storm well: the prospects of more rain tonight are ap- parently good.
 The camp is now following the reg ular routine; guard mount each after noon; parade at sundown. followed by a concert by the Indian School band The shooting by companies continues the second troop. and B company oc- cupied the range yesterday. Com panies D and c were shooting today good scores being made. The discip- line is exceptionally good. and not a man has been connected in the guard house. Sergeant Major Farmer arrived today from Roosevelt. Adjutant Gener- al Ben w. Teavell is now in camp and a visit from the governor Is expected this week.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
THE fSTRAN6LER
 PERSEVfRFS
The Third Victim Discovered
 h New York
A Series of Atrocities Rival ing the Horrible Crimes In Berlin.

New York, Aug. l.-"The Crave yard" as the foreign populated neigh borhood on First avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets is known. gave up today a fresh crime rivaiing in atrocity the mysterious butcheries of the last week. The lat est victim was an eight year old girl, and like the two young women mur- dered she had been shockingly mis- treated before death and her body mu- tilated when life was extinct.
 The three murders are strikingly similar. Last Thursday night a wO- man was strangled in a Twenty-sec- ond street boarding hOnse; the next morning the body of a still unidenti- fled woman who had been choked to death was found in an area way in East Nineteenth street
 Katie Pritchler. the daughter of a restaurant waiter. disappeared a week ago today and was killed that night. A ribbon had been placed about her throat and drawn tightly. which show ed how she had died. Her body was found today. How the body could have remained undiscovered a week is not explained. The body lay upon a berry crate with seemingly no effort at con- cealment.
 Coroner Hamburger declared that the "crimes in Berlin. of which the news papers have told. have not been one thousandth part as bad as the murder of this little girl
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
HE CHA MONSTER
 AND HIS POISON
The Sum Total Of the Republicans Information Concerning This Unde- sirable Citizen.

A subscriber writes tO The Repub- Iican asking the name and address of a professor who was bitten by a Gila monster about year ago. and as he recalls reading about it the victim was a Nebraska man who was dt the time in Tucson. The writer also inquiries as to the result of the mans eXperi- ence. what antidote he used and if the names are at hand of any authentic cases of death from the bite of the Gila monster.
 Unfortunately but meager informal ton can be given the inquirer but a few facts may be of interest. The Tue son incident has been forgotten by the Republican staff. though the record of quite a number of cases. mainly of skunk. snake and scorpion bites. is at hand. All the Gila monster informa- ton available is from the memory of the writer Though il is common re- port that the bite of this reptile is certain death. there is but little definite information, the history of but few ac- ual cases can be recalled. and scien- tific men differ very widely in their opinions Many contend that the pois- on is alkaline. and almost identical with the poison of the rattlesnake, wherefore the treatment would be sim liar. others have said that the poison of the Giia monster and rattler are quite different though in what respect the writer does not know.
 About twelve years ago a fal<ir. sO- called. passed through Phoenix. selling remedy called "Snakene." which he z l,a poison of any venomous snake or rep tile. He claimed it as his own discov- cry. said he had travelled all over the ] world. been bitten by the worst rep tiles of India and the tropics. and the crpperheads and mOccasins of this country as we'll as all other of the poison species. His arms were a mass of scars of these bites. where he had submitted himself in street demonstra- tions. He bought snakes from the Mexicans and Indians in Phoenix and daily submitted himself to the test of their bites before his street audiences
 then applied his remedy. He said however that previous to his visit tO Phoenix he had never been bitten by a Gila monster. but proposed to make | the experiment and did so, the writer
 witnessing the incident. He was
 bitten on the back of the hand. imme-
 diately placed a torquinet on the fore
 arm to stop the circulation as usua with d snake bite. took his knife and
 proceeded with his lecture. seeming to
 suffer no more ill effects than from q
 similar wound with a knife. though
 there was perhaps a little swelling The man, whose name is forgotten. re-
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
KOREAN DfPUTATlON REACHES THIS COUNTRY
A Warning Given Americans Against the Hatred and Vaccinations of the Japanese.

New York. Aug. 1.-HOping to in duce the American government to in tervene to prevent Japan from obtain ing further domination of Korea. the two Korean delegates to The Hague. who were denied admission to the peace tribunal. arrived today Prince Tjyong Oui Vi said the delegates rep resented the emperor but by the cun- ming of Japan were shown to be with out authority. He planes the treat ment of Holland to Japan and says that Korea will never agree to Jap anese domination. He predicts a seri- ous uprising unless something is done. and said:
 ''The United States does not realize what Japan's policy means to America. They have adopted a policy that in the end will give Japan control over the commerce and industry of the far east Japan is bitter against Amer lea and Great Britain" He says he will appeal to President Roosevelt
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
BATTLtSHIPS
 FOR PACIFIC MT. Loeb Issues a Third
 Statement
1t is Now Settled That They Shall Go, Japan Notwithstanding.

Oyster Bay. Aug. l.-Secretary Loeb said today that there had been no change in the plans to send the Allan tic battleship fleet to the Pacific ocean and that the necessary preparations for the trip are now being made by the navy department. Upon their comple- tion and approval by the president the voyage will be begun when the presi- dent gives the word. Mir. Loeb made a statement incidental to a recent ru- nor saying that there was no founda- tion for the report that Secretary Met calf had been or would be asked to re- sign from the cabinet because of his announcement that the fleet would ap- pear al San Francisco in the near fu- ture. MT. Loeb said there was no req son for criticism of MT. Metcalf on ac- count of his announcement. MT. Loeb's statement that the fleet will go to the Pacific is regarded heGe as significant as being the first direct announcement made al oyster Bay.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02

mained in Phoenix two or three weeks. during which time it was a matter of street talk that he was also a nor phine fiend and used the drug to ex- cess. He went from here to Tucson and then to Deming. whence it was re- ported that he had died as the result of another Gila monster bite under similar circumstances. IL is contended. apparently with reason. that the mon ster like the rattler. is probably more poisonous at one time than another. owing to periods oI sluggishness. and activity and to the fact that some times the poison sac may be emptied or nearly so against one foe. rendering the reptile harmless against the next one until the secretiOns have been re- newed.
 The only other case of general knowledge in Arizona was that of Walter l.. Vail. we'll known Pima county cattleman. now dead of other causes. who was bitten many years ago by monster. rode a long distance to town for treatment then went to California where he all but died. but finally recovered after a long fight being partially paraiyzed by the poi son. As memory serves he was not well man for a year and perhapS longer. The writer has heard of other specific cases alleged to have occurred So long ago no authentic information Is at hand. some claiming fatality. others recovery.
 Concerning the question of antidOts The Republican on July II published a story on the subject. exploiting not as an advertisement, but as a mat ter of genera al informatiOn) an antidote prepared and sold by the Pasteur In stitute. 15S-l60 F.. Huron St. Chicago. which il is claimed if used within four hours after the bite. "exerts a spe- cific action against the venom of all species of poisonous reptiles" IL is put up dry. in tubes. and after con- version into liquid form according to directions is injected hypodermically. The remedy is called "Pasteur Anti venomous Serum IL issa blood serum of horses immunized against snake venom and sells for s2.50 in the form mentioned. Its merits and directions for its use will be furnished on appli- cation by letter to the institute.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
THE RECLAMATION CHECKS
In Connection With the Conspiracy to Flood the Country With Forged Obligations

Denver. Aug. l.-The secret service department has received telegram stating that Bmford Rapier had been arrested in Arizona on a charge of conspiracy to forge government obliga- tions in the form of disbursing checks of the reclamation service.
 He is the last of the Arizona men implicated in the charges. Two others are now serving penitentiary sentences and another has been convicted. The men convicted stole two thousand checks that were destined for the re- claamtion service at the Roosevelt dam in Arizona. and then started through the west issuing checks for amounts varying from $40 to $50. one of these men was Phil Rapier. a broker of Blu ford Rapier.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
GRAIN.

Chicago. Aug 1.-The wheat mar ket was firm the greater part of the day. The close was firm. September opened is sc to Pc higher at 9l4 G 9ec, advanced, to 92Ac. declined to 9ILc and closed at 92c. Corn was in active demand today The market was firm throughout The close was at the highest point September open ed 4m4c higher at 54Ac. sold be- tween 537s G54Lc and closed at 54isc Oats were strong. Trading was ac- tive all day. September opened h < c higher at 4O14 640Ssc. sold at 40@- c and closed at 40i2 MAc.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
A SUM MING UP

Tokio. (Friday), Aug. With the exception of the unsuccessful attack upon the Japanese troops yesterday by some disbanded Korean soldiers which resulted in slight casualties on both sides, the Japanese losing one officer. general calm is reported in Seoul. The disbanding of the Korean troops does not apply 10 the court guards. the court being allowed to retain six battalions out of consideration for imperial pres uge. IL is believed that a lack of ammunition by the disaffected soldiers. coupled with the strictest surveillance on the part of the Japanese authori- ties. will prevent risings on an exten- sive scale
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02

4-v Eyening)-Unyeri- ..e.fer -...ru~ from this morn
 ..rrf.- between the Japanese
 and iii, irst battalion of the .. stfNa regiment give the number t,'.r,.7 and wounded aJ sixty Koreans
 ..-,,. T4u4ue~- About 5000 men anu -''.-.r, 5fsHauird marching without ,Fr.rga .hy parade ground where, -4.,,. .-., r.- Japanese. they recelN-
 .,-,rIri,- ranging rom 25 to 50 yen. Al eight o'clock this morning the -.inisr.r af war read the rescript of 5i.t,rsm.rr t1 the higher Korean ofh- -s af rE- house ot General Hase- ,.., uaiur Pakzuug, of Huan. com
 r5-r .f inc nr-t battalion of the a,., Shivg regiment. returned 10 the ,,r-,ets and committed suicide. This .,,.i,sg his sHhordinateS and the sec md bsttaliau af the Shiwa regiment ,,rark4d TWO Japanese officers and -bair orierli-s. one battalion marched an ,b- Sauthgate where a clash oc- ,urr-i in which Captain Kajaiwara and -ry, others We're killed over 100 Ko- s.sns escaped with rifles and divided inro two bands. They are still abroad but on account of heavy rains no trou- ble is expected tonight
 The r.Scrip, of the disbandment which is attributed to the Iwanyung but f0Y which Japanese say Marquir Ite is sIsa responsible, begins by say
 .~ hfralfnerss is unit for the national defense and orders them Co disband and receive a gratuity and not 10 commit any repre- h-nsibe acts.
 Eleven am.-In a conflict today at the WeStgat- barracks between Japan ese troops and disbanded Korean sol drry forty Ur fifty we're killed and wounded including several Japanese The H.r-ans are being chased in the streets by th- Japanese who are ar resting and impriSaniHg them. Every thing has ceased. The American con- sulat- Vas struck by several bullets. No foreigners We're injured and the city appears safe.
 Seoul Thursday. Aug. 1.-According to oficlal reports received by General HasrgaRa. up tp g o'clock this even Ing -h-rr H-re leo casualties among itr Koreans as result 0f the riots growing out of the disbandment of the korean ir""us. Marquis Ito in an au- dlrncr with the emperor this afternoon assured the emperor of his complete saiety !'o has provided the foreign o'nSulates with a guard as a precau- Il'n- Japan"s- military take credit for lnr prompt suppression of the out hFeak having prrpared to suppress all garFis"ns m the event of sympathetic UNrisings
 The Imprisonment of fugitives from '"e ShiAa regiments continues. The
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
M METALS.

New York Aug. l.-There was a sharp break in London tin. with spot f1 l7s 16d lower at f1s0 2s Cd. Lo- eally it was dull and easy at sS9.50M 40. Copper was irregular in London spot 15s lower at CSC 5s and futures los higher at eS3. Locally it was weak and nominal. lake s2OM 2l.65 electrolytic $19.75@2O.25. and casting sI925@I975. Lead was unchanged al S515M5.25 locally but declined 2s Cd to e19 IS Cd in London. Spelter was IS Sd lower at f22 15s in London. Lo- cally it was weak and unchanged al S5.s5M5 5.95. Iron was lower abroad standard foundry GIG. Locally il was unchanged. Silver 69tsc and Mex ican dollars 54I.c.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
SUSPECTED MURDERER
 DESIRES AN INDICTMENT
Banker Magill Wants a Chance to Prove That He Did Not Kill His Wife.

Clinton, ILL. Aug. 1.-The grand jury today completed its investigation of the death of Mrs. Pet Magill and will report to the circuit court tomorrow The assertion Is broadly made that Magill and his attOrneys are anxious that an indictment be made against him in order to give him an oppor- tunity to disprove the charge that he was instrumental in causing his first wife's death. Magill and his second wife are still confined in the county jail. no bond being permitted until the grand jury finished it's deliberations.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
HAlSEY BRIBERY CASE
Nine Jurymen Pass the First Exam
 ination.

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-COmpaIa- lively rapid progress was made today in the trial of Theodore V. Halsey for the alleged bribery of Supervisor Lon organ Halsey was former agent of the Pacific States Telephone com pany. The indictment on which he went to trial is the first of thirteen similar ones. Forty-eight veniremen Were examined. Nine withstoOd the qualification tests and were accepted subject to peremptory challenge by either side
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
- THE CHIEF COUNSEL
Littieton, the Man Who Nominated
 Parker for the Presidency

New York, Aug. 1.-Martin w. Lit tleton. former president os the Borough Of Brooklyn. a lawyer and orator of wide repAte. will be chief counsel for Thaw when he again faces a jury to answer ito the charge of killing Stan ford White.
 Thaw announced his selection of Lit teton today. after conference with his mother and wife. It is said that Littleton'e fee will be s25.000. As chief counsel for Thaw, Littleton will sue ceed Delmas.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
MOROCCAN MURDERS.
Many Foreigners Have Fallen Victims
 at Casa Blanca

Washington, Aug 1.-The state de- partment today received from United States Minister Gummere at Tangier a brief cablegram stating that several have been murdered at Casa Blanca, Morocco. and that a foreign vessel had been dispatched to Moroc- co. The minister asked for no instruc- tions from the state department con corning the trouble to be sent him IL is believed at the state department that there are no native born Ameri- cans nj Casa Blanca.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
THE HUNTINGTON FUNERAL

Versailles. France. Aug. 1.-The fun eral of Henry AlonZo Huntington wa: held here today. Many members oi the Amerian colony were present Douglas Huntington was the only meIVAer of the family to attend. Th' condition of AlonZo and Elizabeth con tinueS critical.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
ANco-sPANIsH REVENGE.

Madrid. Aug. 1.-The Spanish gov ernment is drawing up plan for con- certed action with France to obtain reparation for the murders in Casa Blanca. As the first step a Spanish warship has been ordered to proceed immediately to Morocco.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-Cattle receipts 1000: market steady. Reeves s4.40m 7.5O. cows $14OM5.2O. heifers $2.4OG $40. calves $5.5OG7. good to prime steers S5.S0M7.50. poor to medium $4.50 M5.70. stockers and feeders s2.50M 4s0.
 Sheep receipts 12.000. market steady. Natives s3.5Od5.75. westerns s3.5O@ 5.65, yearlings s6m6.60. lambs s5.50d 7.3G. westerns S550M765
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
A SUSPECTED MEAT SHIPMENT

Washington, Aug. IA shipment of deviled ham from the United States has been held mp by the authorities at Buenos Ayres because it is alleged the meat contains boraX. The matter is being investigated.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
WENT INTO DITCH.
An Engineer Killed and Several Pas
 sengers Injured.

Kansas City. Aug. 1-Northbound Santa Fe train No. 116 left the track and went into the ditch seven miles from Red Rock. Oklahoma. this morn ing. killing the engineer and injuring numerous passengers. One coach. a chair car and a baggage car as well as the engine went into the ditch.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
KANSAS TOWN WRECKED.

Wichita, Kas, Aug.1.-The division office of the Missouri Pacific has been notified by Mend0to that a tornado wrecked Marquette a station east of Genesea, in McPherson county. tonight. All wires down.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
1hp Koreans Resist the Military Control of
 the Japanese
Numerous Clashes In Which Many Are Killed
 , Wounded On Both Sides--The Worst Believed to Be Over.

remainder of the Korean army distrib- uted throughout the country is to be disbanded as fast as the imperial re- script reaches the different stations. No trouble is anticipated. The resi- dency general regards the urgent ques- ton of relating to the abdication set tied and believes that an army of IT, GOO Japanese is sufficient to maintain order
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
CRAZY KING OF ANAM

Paris. Aug. l.-The king of Anam has been interned in the palace at Hue and a regency has been established. The kings mental condition is grow ing worse.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
NO PROTEST FROM JAPAN

Washington. Aug. No protest has been received from the Japanese gov ernment against the plan to send the Atlantic fleet to the Pacific and none is expected.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
A MURDERER SENTENCED

Chicago. Aug. l.-Herman Billik. re- gently convicted of the murder of Mary VeZral by poisoning. was today sen- fenced to be hanged on October II.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
DESTRUCTION OF GREEKS

Kastoria. European Turkey. Aug. l. The Turkish troops today annihi- lated a Greek band. killing forty men and capturing nine.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
THE BASEBALL DAY
 IN THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

WASHINGTON 3, CHICAGO '.
 At Washington k. II. F.. Washington ......... .....3 4 4 thlcaSo --........ .....-......l lZ Batteries-Patton, Gehring. Warner and Heydon. smith and Mcfarland.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02

ST. LOUIS s. NEW YORK :
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
PHILADELPHIA ?. ST. LO

BOSTON 14. CLEVELAND l.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02
CHICAGO :. RRoOKLY.

bdtt'iieS buSn ana .NoOiaH. dN = r, Ames and Bresnahan.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-02

,.v TO LoAN.-B you want 10 NONE '3 some money. come and build .iI sy rs:es are the lowest K E- see me- no W North Center Street.