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XIV. mo. CI REPUBLICAN FUNERAL BAKED MEATS Being Prepared for Hungry Cardinals in the Event of the Pope's Death. BUT YESTERDAY July 17 p. "I cannot say the ope Is better, but he is no worse." In these words Dr.

Lapivoni summed up for the Associated Press this evening the pontiff's condition at the end of the second week of his Illness, in all the varying" periods of which the pontiff has scarcely had a quieter day than this, with the result' that tonight's official bulletin declares him to be a little less depressed. In the morning, after a nighi during which stimulants and nourishing food COUNTESS OF I I 1 ft Ik AW a 1 I rxv is. .71 1 niss Annie Leary is int vmy ninericn woman wiiu ever iw iuc countess. It was conferred upon her her world wide charities. HARRISON'S ORDERS For the Holding Down of Violence in the Kellogg Switchboard StriKe.

Chicago, July 17. The riotous conduct cf the strikers of the Kellogg Switchboard and -their during the last few days Impelled Mayor. Harrison to issue a proclamation tonight warning all people to remain away from the scene of trouble. All persons who Interfere with the work of the police "by the' "forming of l.W-kades will, be arre3taJ and punished. A heavy rain this afternoon and evening prevented possible trouble by dispersing' the mobs and the work of In 1S39 I operated the Cobra Grande mines and demonstrated that the small 150-ton smelter was earning a net profit of $1,500 per "day." This lesson" enabled the property, the-held at half a be sold on a basis of six million dollars.

I propose similar 'demonstration on the Roosevelt group, 1. by eifeetlng and operating a small mill, I will prove that now held at fifty Is worth five hundred thousand dollars. The proceeds of treasury stock now offered for sale will be used in purchasing the mill. Call and Fee the ore at No. 42 N.

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ACKER AGENTS, PRESCOTT, ARIZONA. WAS LEO'S BRIGHTEST DAY restored him to a fairly coed condition, the pope complained of. soreness due to the many days passed In bed. To relieve this and humor him, the patient was allowed to sit In his armchair for a short time, with apparent good effect. The celebration of mass in honor of St.

Leo and th-a pop?" conversation with Mgr. Pifferl were the only other incidents that lelkved the tedium of the sick chamber today. From tonights examination', it appears the liquid in the pleura at about the same level, which Is mark- THE HOLY SEE 1. I I. Iltl.

last year by Leo XIII on account or handling freight was not interered with as much as on former days. The only mix-up of the afternoon occurred wlven a large crowd of men and hoys pursuing a wagon load of freight founJ themselves being distanced and hoarded a -Taylor street car, ordering; the tr.olornian to pursue the wagon. I xVone of them would pay fares, and when; the nTotorman refused" to move I the car the' crowd bombarded it with 1 stones. Net a pane of glass was- left! In the car, and the motorman and eon- ductor Were only saved from injury I by the prompt arrival of a e-iuad I police, 1 SANTA FE MACHINISTS Topeka. July 17.

T. Wilson, fourth vice president of the Interna tional Machinists, addressed a large meeting of the Santa Fe machinists today and urged them- to Join the union. He recounted the success of the union In the lat Union Pacific-strike, and he asserted that the Sahta Fe was getting ready-for a strike by building a high fence around their shops- here. No action waa taken on the matter. EAT HER TODAY.

Washington, D. July cast New Mexico Showers 17. Fore-Saturday; fair. Wyoming Fair west portion, showers east portion Saturday; Sunday, fair and warmer. Arizona Fair south p'ftion, showers In north pojtioir Saturday; Sunday, fair.

a ed with a dermographlo pencil on the pontiff's side. The physicians think th lUiuiJ amounts to about 1.200 grams. Considering the physical condition of the pope, the doctors 4I0 not believe it possible that his body can absorb It. After the visit of the physicians the popo received Cardinal Rampolla. who remained in the sick room -only a few minutes.

He again gave th iontiff a full report of the prayers offered In hi behalf all over the world. His holiness, ralsirg both hands, "I bless those who pray to God for me." In Vatican circles there is gossiping over the great reception given by Mgr. Ajuti at Lisbon to celebrate his elevation to the cardirutlate and over the solemnity with which Cardinal Agliar-H today took possession of his new of-fice of vice-chancellor of the church. Thi Associated Press correspondent however, learns that the pope himself in his last interview with Cardinal Agllardl urged the performance of today's ceremony. In sharp contrast with these ceremonies are the continuous preparations at th vaticaa for the death of the lKnliff.

A huge spit twelve feet long which has been used) for roasting fiod fo: the conclaves since' the time of Gregory XVI was brought rom an old store room to4lay and will be Employed) to roast quarters of beef for. the isolated cardinals, while they deliberating in the conclave over the election cf the successor to Leo XITI. Dr. Lapponi ami Dr. Mazzont absolutely deny the statement published in the states that the pope is suffering from cancer anl it as an ignorant Invention.

Tliey say they are ruie that Dr. Rossonl takes the cam view. MOUN1NU BULLETINS, lioine. Midnight. The pope tonlgh-t showed l-3 aversion to the nou: ish- mc-nt t.ffi-iT-d hint and tcck a -up of tonsoinme.

a piece of toast and a few sips bid wine. Home, July 18. 2:1" a. m. The pope Is now reportetl to be in a somewhat quieter tdeep than he had last night, although his bteathing is perhaps not so easy.

THE INSULAR SEIZURE Nothing Has Yet Been Heard at Wash ington About It. Washington, D. C. July 17. It Is learned at the state department that there have been no representations le-ccntly from the British government touchirsg the ownership of the small islands south of the Philippine archipelago and udjacent to the coast of Romeo, nor is anything known here of the recent naval operation in that cornier of the world.

It is believed here that there is no possibility of trouble growing out of the invident. IJNINHAIJITICD ISLANDS. Those Which Are Reported to Have Jieen Taken by American Warships. London, July 17. According to authoritative advices" received here, an Americ-an' warship recently visited a number of islands on the northeast oast of Borneo (and hoisted the Ametf-can flags on seven of the islands, all of which are said to be British.

They are Baduan, Taganac, Bakku Ifaan, Lihiman, Boaam. Sibaung anil Lankyan. Two of the islands. Taganac and Booam, command the harbor of Sandakan. All the islands Are unfn-habitated.

but are shown on the admiralty charts. The affair is regarded here as being capable of easy adjustment. WESTERN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. Milwaukee. July 17.

Alexander Smith, of Nassau captured the western golf open championship by completing the 72 holes with a score of 318 strokes. He was glosely pressed by David Brown of Wollaston and Lawrence AuehteY-lonie of Glenwood, who came home with total of 320 strokes. SUMMER TIME. 7Iakes bicycles CHEAP. We have an overstock of second hand wheels to be sold this week; cash or easy payments.

CYCLE COMPANY 22 W. Adams. Tel. 2524. A Big Bargain (Will pay 10 per cent per annum until reservoir is almost completed.) 134 acres, all planted; 100 acres alfalfa, balance grain, crop this year; all fenced, 3 wires, with cross fences; $700.00 hay crop first cutting; along line of new railroad; travk fenced, American wire; goodi farm house, wells, tanks, 4 shares Mesa water miles from Mesa.

Price, J6.000.00. Present owner will rent property of purchaser for 2 years at annual rental of $600.00. Write or tall at P0MER0Y BROS. Real Estate and Commission Agents, Code Mesa, Arizona. THE IiOCK ISLAND.

Mado the Official Route for the Kansas G. R. Topeka, July The Rock Island has been chosen as the clriclal route by the 'officers of the G. A. R.

of Kansas for going to the encampment at San Francisco. On the special train which will leave Topeka August 13 will be the department commander and his staff, the Woman's Relief CorpB andi the ladies of the G. A. R. This traliv will make long stops at MJanitou and Salt Lake.

City. West of Denver it will be run over the Denver Rio Grande. NEW ARIZONA TROOPS. The Commands Which Will Occupy Territorial Posts. San Francisco, July 17.

The regimental headquarters of Troop of the Fifth cavalry, commanded by Major Charles I Cooper, left this morning for Denver, where they will be stationed. major, staff ant! Troops I and M. In command of Major Bishop, will march at 7:30 to the train for Fort Grant, Arizona, while Troop L. In ctm-niaixj of Captain W. A.

Holbrook. will take the train at the same time for Fort Huachuca. THERE IS NO EIGHT YET Notwithstanding the Armistice Between Venezuela and the Rebels. Soledad. Venezuela, July 17 7 a.

m. Notwithstanding that the armistice terminated at midnight, no engagement between the government forces and the rebels has taken place up to the present hour. General Gomez has completed the investment of Ciudad Bolivar and none can now leave the city. Lieutenant Commander Culver, commanding the United States gunboat Bancroft, after a long conference with the commanding officer of the Venezuelan squadron, decided to take under his protection all the river steamers belonging to the American Orinoco Steamship company, which were recently seized by revolutionists at Ciudad Bolivar. He also requested the women and children of American and other foreign coUnies at Ciudad Bolivar- to take refuge in the steamers in order to escape the dangers cf the siege, the shelling of the town and iossible buttle.

In accordance with Culver's invitation, many women and children, a number of whom were of German nationality, embarked early today on the American steamers which. Hying the American Hag and escorted by the Bancroft, left In the direction of San Felix, probably on the way to the Island of Trinidad. Meat, milk and other proviskms are already scarte in the besieged town. AN ILLINOIS CYCLONR. Five Men Killed and cf Trop-.

erty 111., July 17. Five persons vere killed andl nineteen were fatally Injured and the loss of property estimated at $2,000,000 was caused by a tornado here this DESTRUCTION OF A TOWN. Chicago, July 17. There were" unctm-firmed reports that the town of Gardner, in Grundy county, had been destroyed and many people killed. Wiies leading to the town are down and no definite information can be secured.

DAMAGE AT MEN DOT A. Mendota. 111., July 17. Four persons were killed and! ten. others seriously injured by a tornado that struck the northern part of this city toirlght.

The path of the storm was about eight miles in length. Everything in the track was leveled! to tha ground'. THE DEATH OF WHISTLER The Most Brilliant or Artists Produced By America. London, July 18. James Abbott McNeill Whistler, the celebrated American artist, died yesterday afternoon at his residence, 74 Cheyne walk, Chelsea, at the age of sixty-nine.

His death came unexpectedly, although for some time he had been seriously ill. This morning's papers publish elaborate obituary notices recognising the distinguished and unique ersonality of Whistler, whose genius greatly dominated European art of the present generation. While admitting that it is for posterity to decide his exact position as a painter, it is generally conceded that he was a consummate etcher. Whistler was the greatest of American artists and more nearly approached the title of nuaster than any other. Though was of American birth, England hasi laid claim to by reason of his long residence in that country.

In fact, a comparatively little part of his more mature artistic life has been spent ire this country. He was born at Lowell, in 1S34. He was educated at West Point, and after that devoted himself Xo the study of art, which he pursued in Paris, and distinguished' himself both as an artist and an etcher. He went to London in 18G3 and three years later was elected president of th-si Society cf the British Artists. He is perhaps more especially noted for his etching, though his paintings have called out the admiration of artists of all schools.

The most famous of them are: "The White. Girl," '62; "Portrait of My Mother," '72; "Nocturne in Blue and Gold" and "Nocturne in Blue1 and Green," '78, in Gray and Green," '81. There were' many ether paintirrgs on which his fame could safely rest, beside numerous portraits. A THIEF NAILED Beavers, Late of the Post-office Department. A BENCH WARRANT OUT For the Late Chief of Salaries and Allowance Division The Manner of the Discovery of His Criminal Connection.

Washington, July 17. The Issuance of a IwiK-li warrant for the arrest of George VV. Beavers, farmer chief of the-division of salaries and allowances "of the iKwUoffice is culmination of an Investigation that. hiu been In progress at intervals since his sudden resignation, from 'his office' lost spring. A' number' of matters, affecting his.

administration been' probed Into, one of the first results of which was the cancellation of 3,046 promotions that had been passed on by him to take effect at iostoffiees throughout the country during the present fiscal year. Subsequently other- matters" "were taken up. by the investigation officials. case on which the present action of the grand jury is based. It is said.

Is a more recent development. The inspectors have worked continuously on the Investigation, and it is said, that it was only within the past' two or three days that the evidence finally was secured that furnished basis for action by the federal grand Jury. Chief" Postofflce Inspector has made several mysterious, trips to New York in connection witluthe case and Inspector Walter S. Mayer of Chicago, who worked up the case against August W. Machen, the former head of the free delivery service, has figured conspicuously In obtaining the evidence placed in possession of the district attorney at Brooklyn.

The authorities are now searching for Beavers to place him under arrest. His present whereabouts are unknown. The IMistal officials are- chagrined to learn of the. publicity of the action of the "MOTHER" JONES' INVASION The Advance Guard of the Protectress of the Workingmen Reaches New York. New York, July 17.

The advance guard of "Mother" Jones' army of invasion has reached this city after a tortuous journey from the anthracite regions of Pennsylvania and the coal fields of West Viuginla. "Mother" Jnes schedule would have brought her here last Wednesday, but she has been delayed by the enthusiasm en route. Regarding the failure of the president to receive her at Oyster Bay' "Mother" Jones speaks with no bitterness1. She say3 the only object of the movement of her "army" is to arouse a sentiment in favor of the workingman. On her arrival In tho city she wast quickly surrounded by an Immense crowd.

She was introduced by Charles Sweeney of the executive board of the Philadelphia textile strikers, who make up the army, and she made her address from the top of a dry good box. Mother Jones spoke of -the anthracite strike and of her experience with the courts in the bituminous regions of West Virginia. She declared that in spite of an Injunction which had threatened her with indefinite the cause of labor had made great headway. She told the gathering that the band was traveling on an honest principle and meant to win. She had heard it said that they ought to pr.

to work, but- they had done that 'ill their lives, and she thought the vacation would do them no harm. "Today we are making' n.ore millionaires In a week than they did In three 51 -A II grand Jury-In 'advance of serving the varrant. They regarded the news as premature and declined to discuss tht? matter on the; ground that the time was not yet ripe, to make a. statement. Fourth Assistant Postm'aster General Bristow conferred with, several of his assistants after he learned that the action 'of the grand Jury had become known.

Subsequently he- refused to answer all questions, on the subject. COLORADO SMELTER STRIKE. There Is a Prospect That It Will Extend to" the Argo. Denver, July 17. The prospect of the smeltermen's strike extending to the Argo smelter in this city seems very good tonight.

A petition to th management for an eight hour day was posted at th smelter today. The answer ia required by Monday next. the oflicials or the Western Federation of Miners were at the aniMicr making a strong effort to induce thr-workmen i Join the Knu-ltermen's union. They claim to have more than half of the 2'M) employes of the plant. Fifteen or twenty policemen and rptjcial ofilcers have beeir stationed iibaut the siT-lter.

anxl it Isl. claimed by Seine- employes that 'four of the men who signed the petition for shorter hours have been discharged. These facts are said to demonstrate that the mar.ugernent is preparing for 'a strike, and this may precipitate the poonor than wiis expected. The management of theArg smelter have pro-pofo'J to their men to-' continue at work, agreeing to abide Ijy any agreement that may be reached between the smelter trust and 'its THE "BARREL" MURDERERS. New York, 17.

Secret rirvice men captured. several Italian counterfeiters In Drooklynl today 'after a hard fight, in which." revolvers drawn. The Italians were members 6f the "Society of the Bad Dljod," seven of whose members are now awaiting trial on a harge of having murdered Iiene-detto, whose body was fuur.J in a barrel two months ago on tht east side. THE EP WORTH LEA Gl 'ICRS. Detroit.

July 17." There was no lessening of enthusiasm, among the Epworth leasruers tonight, and 'four crowded meetings were held. centuries years ago," sh-e said. "We murder more children- in a week in the factories, mills and mines than are killed, in the armies of the world. We pick up the baby in the cradle and throw it, into the mill. They never see a Fchool or know what it is.

They are old at twenty. What will be the generation of the future? Government statistics tell us that the laborer working ten hours a day gets paid for only- i i-i CUP IN DANGER Another Marvelous Performance By Challenger. THE MENACE INCREASED By the Defeat of the Reliance, the Defender, by the Old Constitttioa. The More the ShamrotK Is Tried the Better She Appears. Atlantic Highlands.

X. J. July 17. iir Thomas Lipton's new cup hunter was In lur finest rat ing trim t-ly. she manifested by show in h-r -leau heels, to Shamrock from start i finish over a thirty-mile i-uurse aixl uinini'.

I by. 11 minutes. 44 seconds elps-U a decisive victory. Twice the captain of Shamrock 1 ilt the better of it in a shift of wind after the challenger had established a bi lead. Only the challenger's fuinor heels enabled h-r to regain her advantage.

The upshot of it was that Shamrock III beat Shamrock I by svven minutes and thirty-eight seconds b-at-Ing to windward and four minutes n-i six seconds running hcne. The judgment cf Designer Fife. h. is conducting this tuning-up proces. was manifested in the alteied trim ef the challenger.

The course wjs a. fifteen-mile beat to windward du south and carrying spinnakers back S.irdy Hook lightship. The wind freshened from three knots at the start to ten at the turn and dropped to five at th finish. DEFEAT OF THE RELIAXCE. New Haven.

July 37. The Ut-j est aspirant for cup defending- honors, i the Reliance, was defeated today by the Constitution in the initial run nf the Xew York Yacht club cruisf from Glencove to this port. -The n-w bu-t led almost from the start and i in fContinued on Fourth Page.) "71 i I two, and thj manuJacturtr get th other eight Lours' work- for r.cthing. That is why the millionaire can buy a automobile for his wife and a If for his daughter to talk French t. The manufacturer sells his at the price he fixes, and the lalorer ha the right to say what fha'l be tr price of the sinew and muscle he seil to the manufacturer.

We are rn.t discouraged, and we expect to win.".