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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-07-18

The staff of teachers elected for the
ensuing year in our city schools is as
follows: Principal, Geo. P. Forster; Ida
M. Hayden, Cogswell, S. D.; Jennie E.
Hall, Valley City, N. d.; Kittie M. John
son, West Superior, MINI Mary Moran,
Mantorville, MINI. School will begin
Sept. 1st.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-07-18

Ellis Thorwaldson came in on Saturday
and took the train for Cavalier. On his
return, Bob Johnson gave him nice
shave and he went home happy. Some
are trying 10 obtain Ellis consent to be-
come legislative candidate for the End
district He is an ideal business man
and could be elected with one hand TIED
behind his back. However, he insists
he is too busy making money, and he
can't afford to lose time as legislator
Hensel CORRESPONDENT.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-07-18
Baby Carriage for Sale. s
A good baby carriage for sale cheap,
at Thompscr's bicycle shop, Pembina. 1.

All kinds Of Legal Blanks at this
Office.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-07-18

Emerson had big day on the 18th. A
special train brought four Orange lodges
and friends. from Winnipeg, and several
hundred from this side of the line, in.
Guiding Hamilton Lodge, which went by
team. The town was full and the pro.
gram of baseball, speeches, sports, ETC.,
was entertaining. Emerson did itself
, proud with hospitality.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-07-18

The county board completed all but a
few details as board Of equalization
last week, and this week have been
grinding out general county business of
a routine nature, mostly bills. The
forthcoming financial statement will
show the cash on hand in the county
and road and bridge fund at lower
amount than tor several years, which
however. is partially accounted for by
the payment of $40, 600 bonded debt out
OF the general county fund.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-07-18

AT the Grand Lodge meeting ofthe L.
81. e. az Hamilton last week, VIM. NJ.
Graham Of Milton was elected State
Grand Master; Rev. 7. u. Richmond Of
Thomas. Deputy Grand Master Il. L.
Miller, Of ST Thomas, Grand Secretary,
Robt. FIack Of Milton, Grand Recorder
Of ceremonies: John ,Dynes Of Milton,
Grand chaplain: II As
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

diam peasant urol.tie,1ls. ;o the spra }d lt cducation, to the urdnubtad rise in ta. standard of comfort. and to the ulominnnt place &lrcaGy taken hy in ltNiduala o' inc African race. The ex- amDie of Aiartiniquc and Euade!oHae goes t. show that it is time that we Uha Eagiish) should make trial of a ruro liberal system. + is coutealcd that where representatives ot the pao- rl care represented by manhood suf- frare. as in the case of the French islands of Martinique. Guadeloupe and Reunion, the result has been a recru- desc cUce of race hatreds. and the pOlit- ;.al avbjection of the whites to men If color. While we have 2 certain con teupt for tho French. considered as colcnizng people, every English writ cr on the subject admits that ,he French have been more successful in Martinique and Guadeloupa than We have been .n similar and closely ad- Joining islands Excellent results have b.ea cht"iaej by the French through their frankly accepting the principle that the oulareI ,aco is better suited to tEe Wea. Indies than is the white and France has encouraged and hcipad the Ernr,a p.o. l. to become dominant in tr" French islands. Meantime the .iado CT two French islands, Martin igue and o.uaG"loure, is. roughly sprakiaE. one-taird that of all the British West Indies ,va~tly greater in size and reputation, and the British is land of Dominica, which stands be- tween the French colonies, shows !a- Ht"ntahln contrast to their prosperitE."
 The commerce of the two French e5I- onics, "ArtiEiqun and Gualal.m" with he United States, has amounted {. nearly $2.Go0.oe0 dollars per anaun ri.'i1.-s ;i icn@ term of years. ;y large proportion lejns c.Sport8 from the tinted Statas to those islands. Tn the ;, ,.r +.9o GUT exports Jo the islands Were Sl >71,ie& and our imports from tha isisnds $9o.17G. From them we im- pott cLio6y vanilla rosns. while OFT cx- par;s ,o them arr four, cottcn aoeJ and mineral oiis. coal la.d meats and lual- l-r.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
MISSIHG DIAMONDS
 FOUND IH HIS SHOE
Hotel Waiter Charged With Stealing
 Six Kings ' alued at S3,00O

Atlanta City. May 1S-A ieweleI ea5a containing six diamond r;n2sa urese owne. valued them at $.:.o0o. 1yls iro.rs in tra linin- room of a <ir- 2inia av.nu. ia,4. this afternoon hy .irs. # x .:s. ot Brooklyn. \. T and while C.r Keys. her huzoan,l. made a .er,oi..,:.: ', .;yE them up. Mrs. Keys .vi@ ...:n -a, rn,i3 keep Her fo,, "u
 ..t.. ..!!- t..,a r-.i.!.- ." .-.;v.i to her roatl Warn t.:u4Al. l.- c:.o.. W&s torAutt-t. T},onty min .t:.s l.t.r she 5Acu..rt ot Ter jewels
 'si Hsr .1r-t-ttll.Il..-s. :.ld hurryiu" t3 l.- "i.Eus room. I,.rn,a that tnc Las 1Hd Giayr4arrd.
 The police department upon request sel' i-.tc' t!V-s Woodruff anu 8aitEoI z" nut fer tae uissiu- jewels 'n short ..e. tl"y locate! them in th4 r&"r a u@ita ., no bad attended Dr. .,H1 --r-. Keys in th, dining room. iGo ...t+ II --toi #s ta returned to lis i.,il and Ie:ca-I fer bis shoe I,t.nains His 3'..Hi il t3 nal th- fortune he iia4 Gii"e7. When he missed the bag ija itel.I with sU.p"ise, and before h. ,"uii eeover he was pat under arrest.
 N n"ii.e t~a'uuart .< h.. refused j., :';7<~ -Hy statement. tnI r-sis,-r-.i lis, is.'Ii.- ..~ Henry l:r,".is3s -. years al "l i'tilad~ipAia. TN" u: th- tjnss. on t.ia-l trn iiaHia:i~ .-,-h .'4 kul.tts. a.-I o.o .r th"Hs .ya- se; with twenty two snaH diainora-.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
THE, STORM ELSEWHERE.

Austin, Te=as, May 1S.-While Texas seemed t. be storm-swcpt today, the territory immediately to the west of this city vas especially badly damaged iy high winds. Walters Park, a small hamlet fourteen miles to the northwest oi tnis city, was badly damaged, some thing like three score CT more houses Laia TbIoWn over and many trees up rcctel. n this city a number of houses were unroofed and the state in stuta for the blind was considerably damaged. though none cf the fnmtes were injured A number of camping parties ai various points up th- river ;tr.- serious sufferers in the matter Oi the G5sri'ictioI of property. but so far 4S hna&n nc loss Of lie k reported.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
IDLE THIRTY YEARS
 NOV GEES T0 WORK
James Lorenzo Visits Hospital to Get
 Braeed UP for the Ordeal

Philadelphia, Aay 12.-racing work after tairty-foar yo:rf of absolute idie- n-as. James i.a~es:o. g 'k..ish, oi ,na ro:d," went to al. Agnes hospital ,e.s- terlay fnI- treatment to brace nina for the terriale ordeal. lIe told Dr. Sti;e5 lliat h. had been 5, tramp ever since ire Was is years oid. and tnat he had ma!e i; ;i practice t9 never ,ahc even q Ii,- tl, j,,b. When C3>r> niIrchel his ;;r- 's.y of the ians5uii IJ Washington. i-o- Ion&o Weut as marshal.
 pn Saturday a down town Hverymln offered him d. job IS hostlcr to go 10 work today. L-oiarZo said he felt that he Was setting old and thought 1t wise ,G accept.
 Lorenzo Was kept in the hospital over night and it is hoped that he. will go fully hr@ced to give battle to manual labor.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
INCUBATOR TWIHS
 SMALLEST IN WORLD
They ar3 Girls and Were Born ;n
 Chicago Forty Bays Age.

Chicago. May 1S.-Twc babies. assert el by rhgsi,iaH+ to b. tn. smallest ii m th" world. are enjoying life ia ;n A Hbat"r at the Chicago lyinsin hospi- u"L Th"y are ,Wjn girls who arrived 2. lE d""s ago, and who began life "itn go mach of the Chicago spirit tnot ti"E came six weeks before they wore ,Nu.ctel.
 pae weighs TWO pounds tr.o oaneaa A..i tho other one pound eleven ounces. ir. Lsiin C. Collins, the house plysi- ri,n. says they are growing rapidly. They Iir id th" ir.uaato. at :, tcnrr"...- 'ur' "i " !.2'-"-r. sv.th-.l iu y.rai 'Huae's. and di.idy th fr timc between 3..u!.in& mix and sleeping.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
DRUNK, '" ARRESTED,
 AND I02 YEARS OLD
Had Livei Too Long for Prison. So
 Daniel Ryan Was Discharged.

Philadelphia May lS.-More than q hundred years old, bent and so feeble that he couli hardly walk. Daniel Ryan of 1C37 South American street, was :c-- raisne,i before Magistrate Hochersper- ger yes erday morning on the charge o: iatcxication
 Reserve Policeman McGee arrested Ryan at Saturday afternoon at Eighth and Arch streets The policeman testi- lieI that the cd man had been very drums, and he locked him up more 10 protect him than anything else
 Ryan denied the charges made by .he policeman.
 How old are you?" asked the mag istrate.
 T was born in March, 1900, sir,- and am consequently 102 years old re- piled the prisoner.
 That i5 pretty old" said the masis- tratc. How do you manage to rec1l- feet your ase:'
 Well. sir" eaiI I:yan, my father told ni, the d. t. i was porn, and until he died he always kept the date of iry birth fresh ia my memory
 The magistrate told Ryan that q man cr his age should be ashamed of be iHg arrested on such q charge as drunkenness and advised the prisoner to lay aside such bad habits. Ryan e,1- i'!ainei that he had been to the Penn sylvania hospital Saturday, and was only walking around" to get some fresh air when he was arrested.
 We'll you are toG old to go to pris- Cn, cVel for an hour" said the magis- tr:tc, and therefore l will discharge you"
 With the assistance cf his cane and the help of two policemen, Ryan left the court room
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
THE ANTHRACITE STRIKE.

Ha2lcton. May 1S-The visit oc Ralph ". I1asley. secretary cf thr Natica"i Civic Federation, to the strike head quarters and ili= conference with Prcst- o-1t 2u:rhoH af the United Mine Wor- L.is last night. v@s tha only incident nr any iu.oartauva that claimed tho att-uticn tcllg of ih. Iab1r leaders and others around the Valley hot !. A2 nei5hrr Easl nor Mitchell weuiH s1y aoythi1& regarding the meeting. t.I.re Was much slecalatfcn ae ta t.- object. Easla. laughed at the stir which h.s arrival had caused and said there was ret the slightest sf.snif- c,rca attack-d to his trip here.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
coustitutian-lity Of the Hutt>rine A,,
 tu >" Contested.

Kansas City. May lN.-Th, packers C Kansas: City who maI- buurliue viii unite W.ta the other manufacture eis Of il thraugnout the country. to attack the cua@titutiunuliry ot t,i, CrJUt law. as su:u as 1t becomes y-- r., live. "n July l.
 IL .s probable the method or rro-4 | ul- will b. the same as Nae thet adont- -ej by the Kans;ts City Stock Yal.l.; o' npsl.y iu nghtins the law regulating i;e charges. ,"hich was passed by lE" i[a.s:s Legislature. ! Stoclsh0l!r. of enc of the companies t1yt make l.;.t- ttriiie will ask fnr permanent injUn-- t"a res training the government from ,lloroin; the lay: upon the ground th-t t it is class legislation. and. i' enforced.
 v.oulI Io cplfiscatot..
 The packers p-liev" that 1t will Lo much c1eior to convince tn" courts
 that the Graut IaE ia cla~s legislation and o-l;isca tory. and thus jn get il Is-
 validated, than t was to iIrucl cut the
 Kansas stock yards law. The Crojt law imposes a taE of ten cents Da~ bound upon colored oIe4nar2arile
 Hut butter which ia colored with ,ire- c'~aiy the same huid that is used ii DutteTine will hc allowed to be sold untaXed. This, it is argued, i.' 8 class distinction cr VerE rank kind if the c"loring Iuel is impure. so the packers argue. ncEu.E oE"nt tn he allowed to use it. and f i, is not. it is unjust .3
 t2T their product in which it ia u--I. while the creamery men are permitted to Us it in t.lr.ra and s-ll them without ! restriction Ii is believed that # will ae almost as aIsl- to convince the court 1 that the iaV ts cuaG-catary fa it's er- cccts. for the tax is half as much as ] oleomargaIine is sold for when the de mand for il is strongest
 1 It is believed that the 10 cent tax will practically drive butterine cut of the 1 market as long as the law is in force,
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

Washington, May lS.-TEc entire lime Of the senate during the present week will be'dzvateI tc the consideration of the Philippines government 5iH. and there are hopes that the debate on that measure may be completed E-co.a thr end cf the week. The fact that there will be an adjournment Of the senate covering next Saturday to permit that body to participate ia the unveiling ot the Rochlmbeau statue. will probably have tn effect of pcstpo2ing the final vote uatil the following Monday
 There is. however, 10 longer any doubt that the minority will permit d vote as s.c3n as the debate On the bill is exhausted. Under the present ar range2ncnt the bill will occupy most all of the scnate's time this week. and the
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
WORK GUT GUT
 BY DEMOCRATS
Organization for the Approaching Con
 gressional Campaign.

Washington. May IS. - Chairman Cirisgs. o. he d,-rno.ratic congressional commitJe-. previous l." leaving f.r chicago to hold a conference witu Lea r. Cable ana"uuced th- fonoNi:s members of the executive and iinsl1 e oo:nI4littc>.s. ,.!.ion !i:sv- cll;lr.5a cf tAe ,ouGu,t of the d,,uorlltic ,oasre--io.l- al ranipaisns:
 I.S-cutive yermitte,.-Hen T. C@5is, I;c, k lsaand ill; r. M. Du,-,reA. ;.i-- eou:k Hav-rl a;. shepard >>sW E3r>: Ja.4es l;ici,.sroson. Te,ac+ser: Juda tn l.. iIlrman. Nl-ic. p;vi4 < CH,sme>-a-. Kansas: Jacob itarI,:rt. IT.. New No'5-; Josiah Quincy. Hass-.chu@etts- t'. =. Newlauds Nevada: t.- C. ulH Wiscp F. sin; Joili Robinson. Nebraska: =. h. Randall T-N;.=: D- D. Gorch. Kea- tuc1y: Jas. $. Grigss, Georgia.
 Finance C"famitte-.-l.e,cts Nixon. New York: W ! .riark Montana. ;; N 6iitIfv. i'.-lr:- ' ylv;tri:l. I<id"r :>,r.t,i-< New E.!k. t;.-r. Turner WaSuiu:,l ,.i ii,-:Iy S. Ei=cku.an. New York: Clark Howell. Georgia. Frederick Putt".-. New Y,.N: Garter Harrison. Iilinus-. George. |. Foster. Illinois: r. Y. pu-:=- fer. Wisconsin; J. A Norton. Ohi5. James r. TaIiaferro. Florida: John A EoUgherty. Missouri
 The general headquarters Will b. in Wasiington. The headquarters ot th. executive committee will be Chicago. It Is probable tiat Chairman Cable VII select al subcommittee which riH have charSe of the campaign in Jt.e east and south. with hoIdIuarters n Washington A meetiHs of the .-s.-- uuve committee is |" br held in t-.is city May 29.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
DIED OF TUNNEL INJURIES.
II. C. Kean Of New Rochelle. Caught
 in Collision, Is Dead.

New Rochelle. x. T.. May 1S.-Ry the death cf Henry (. Eeau. G3 years old. in New Rochelle today. one more vic tim is added to the railway collision which occurred in the Park avenue tunnel Jauuary s. Tine family will hlia@ suit for his death.
 A'r. Ec3n was pinned under seat in the resr ear fer an hour. four of his ribs W.rc crushed ia, his knee broken. hie head cut and his h3ads burned. He did of an attack cf pneumonia, which is his weakened condition. he was m ailo t' resist. < Ui5aW and one son rur,fv, him. A euit' for $to0.o0o Ter injuries Was pending.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
PELEE'S BATTERY
 STILL Ii! ACTION
Last Friday a Second Catastrophe
 Vas Eea ed.

Paris. May 1S-A dispatch from Fcrt d. France. dated Saturday. May r. -=a,-s th#5 df'ris- th n~avicd is night if taea violent dcto"atioas from Mont Folse were heard. ana they were ac- ,sl-pa=i.d l., lightning naicn Tt uu r2a enetr" istaa1. Tn eruption Was !,..b'ad in -:".=nee and f'' 2 Fl, aea' . r. Fats. l- ~... f- 1.
 x -,. ,i-,el~:.:- 'ornl.I.s ia IT, neigh .l.t.a.j a: rr.eheur. l.: spit c tII" danger which thIvJ-4a -tem r-Gu- ---a IT. n. tae E#.;hyl~ p.rt of ii isl- and ;=. he%inni"@ ta return tn their
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

un!eer som. eXlojiaas .an h" hit upon for ev@dirE is provisions. The Armour Packing Nn. has nit upon such an eXp"- aiart already. it will give T smlll cap
 sulo of culariuE iluid along with eucn
 pound of huttarino. which the house vie may work into it. and which will
 iiugarU to it the desired yellow ccior- Restaurants and hotels are not allow cd tl serve colored butterinc. but tha.c is nothing 10 prevent it's being bought
 for private families. and made yellow after it has been bought.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
TREES UPROOTED.

Mineola, Texas, May 1S.-A heavy wind stor'n followed by rain visited Minaola this morning about clock. and hundreds of trees were blown up bs the roots. Several houses were blown from their foundations and many were otherwise damaged. Tha roofs of several stores were badl: damaged. There was no loss Of life.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

Houston, May 17.-Reports received here py telegraph and t-iophone inji- cate that the northern and western portion of the town of Golfad have been swept away hy a cyclone and from fifty ta 1oe people have bean .;ill- c.i. Tne long distance operator at Houston was in connection with -;o- Had ;.t o'clock. but beyond the fact that pert of the town had been blown away and many persons lad been killed and injured, no other pdi- icul&rs were obtained Considerable siana.a Wis also done at BeeyiIie Both towns ato close to the gulf cu;j@t and telegraph wires Dy the two routes aIa daun.
 \ taieI.h"ac message received from Gciia4 ll,e tonight reports that 159 CT a1,tc nersuas W.re killed and injured i-,. the tornado which swept over that village teddy. No v2ritivltioa is ob- tailai'le. Among those reported lost ara members Of the family of the C;ol- fad telephone manager
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
FRIENDLY DATTOS.

Manila. May I&-Geaeral ,'hanroa re- turned here lay rram lake Lanao ja lh" int, rio- cf the i land Of Mfniauao. iie said h. saw several Moro Dat;us while th.ro and had most satisfactory iatrrVi srs With them. Nearly alt O. th" Dattus and especially the sHl..iv- in@ sultaus claim to entertain friendly f. -IiuEa toward tn. United States.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
JOKE NETS VICTIM
 HALF 4 MiLLI0H
Colorado J ester Gives Indiana Preacher
 Worthless Mining Stock.

i;i, h'nonG. Iad.. May 1s-Three years ago when th- Key. E. G. Hosscamu o- dis state. was in Denver, Col. a'frienI as B joke. presented him with mining st..h s;lpuCs.a to b. worthless.
 Eec,ulIy ta" Roy lIr. I;nsSch;mp tc- ,airrd au offer ot 5lap,po0 for the sto k.
 fto refused ta" offer and has found ihat tilc s"I.ae.a worthless stock ..iu probably net ii;m a million.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
AN ANARCHIST PLOT
 AGAINST ALFOHSO
Che of the Conspirators Found with
 Dynamite Cartridges

Madrid May IS.-.An anarchist r!"r against King Alfonso has been Gjse~v- ,.r., ,; and ,.i sis. i.-iuai.= Gatri-. It. pe... ;.u -:ui.!,:-y oi a. iasur;.s,s. cons r4uy. has been u5G- dynamite gar t!id=cs were ..u.l ea the pr,aniss- Wn.rs i-au,z His :sire-sl.-'j
 l. .5y, @aNs l." received the package or cartridges front #r..E,r an#rcaisr with in9truyli,na ', thfaW them al tht m"ment(,r Jh- r4Ssasr ,r the royal ,-:uri:.S, iu N,=;.-r,i;. $ prcrrssi:'m-
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

The west end of a church was com pIetcly destroyed, loss $5.000 The aca- demy Of tle Lady of the Sacred Heart was damaged $2eCG. Damages to pri- Vato residences will reach at least $20.030- Several persons were injured but there are nn fatalities. The storm was a continuation Of the one which swept ever Ccliad with such terrible results.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
FOR PEACE oi. WAR.

London. May 1S-A dispatch to he Times from faetori2 says about go Beer lead"rs are ass m,l.d It Ncr2in- ine. and theil dclusalt.r lends one 5o suppose they win >ote in favor of q continuation e. hustiiiiie-. blt thr fact .n.l tna voting ir t' be hy ballot may .uIa th" hll@nce to tle siGc of pea,e
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
DAMAGE: Ar sA< ANT1N!o.

san A.-t....Ia. 2l:.. Is. At l-:iS r-c,,.-l ,his auerao.:, ,, :s terrible wind and rain storm =W-Lu over san -Iut.Iio jam aging I"cTsrty H@t less than $1o.091 and l. lu2.. re3ca $7IH3U. Ta- wind reacl i H velocity of =; mile. au hour and coHtiuuei s-t that rat nearly twen- ty minutes. At rcrt sam Houston government property vas damaged t,, the ex,e4t -f $2ceoJ. Goors being tors. frcm thA officers quarters and barracks.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
RAIN BILLED FOR TO-DAY.

Waahj4etaa. May IS. - Arizona - SlaU.:.- iu s"uth rain or saoW in north Icr,i-I Monday: TGgs,iay fair.
 < s, VI Xiea-Fair in south. showers "u1 tAuajeTst.i.us in north on Mon day and Tuesday,
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
ROCK ISLAND TO TEXAS.
Two Stories About it's Intentions Em-
 an&ta F'ru.n Fort Worth.


 l't. Worth. Ma} lS.-'rh" latest Rock island story here is that the read pur- poses |" build B line from 2 point on tie choctav. o-.lthyi';, and o;tilf in the indian Territory. Vi1 Hernan to Dll- las; from that oit; it Is to be exteu1el south |" connection with the | ito K .:'land to ue built .ut of rt. '" ,,rth 10 'h. @uif at a point soncWhere' in H. lis county.
 Anothar story is that tEr Rock is- i'nd intends to bUii} direct from i7i. Worth to Dallas. following the north side ot Trinity iiVc. and the statement lh;itn b. Nioe-.nosiicat iIovey Chat the Rock island will be extended to 3nc coast Indicates there is som, thills tan Gih!c in these reports.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
IMMEDIATE BUSINESS
 IN CONGRESS THIS WEEK
The Philippine Bill Will Continue 10
 Occupy the Senate.

The Debate May be Closed Before the End of the Week but the Vote Will Not Likely be Taken Before Next Monday Tine Restriction Of Immigration Bill and the Subsidiary Coinage Measure Promise to Excite the Minority in the House The Latter May Open the Currency Question.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
PALzIA'S MESSAGE.

Havana. May 1S.-PTeSi1ent-ele" Palma began work on his inaugural message today, but he made little pro- gress and it is possible that the mes sage may not be ready by Wednesday,.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
HEAVY DECLINE IN EXPORTS.

Four Principal Articles Are Nearly SIG
 0o0Go0 Under Last ArriTs Record.
 Washington. May 1S.-The four prin- cipaI articles of domestic export bread stufs, provisions. cotton and petro- laum. which for the month of April aggregated $54.335.2G9, show decline Of $15.7752.C93, as compared with the same month last year.
 Fer the JG months ending April Go there was . net decrease of $56 11!, compared with the like period of the previous fiscal year. Forty millions of the decline was in breadstufs and SIS oo0eG0 in cotton. while provisions and pctroleur1 increased 5, COG GOO.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
r-.u.;cHro'.E,s co&DirloN.

Naaniastou. 2lay l>.-The folloWins .,-t-:t..a at was made al th" British ,!s- l,.ss: jn-is,..t. Lord P;tuacefotn is ie..5ir-- easily >n2 his sleep is natural. fine improvement resun several days .-p has hrcH :scadi!y n:'intiiisr.i mi is such te 70 air. inurh curourJ@-- mrut"
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
WINNs NISAKRANCED.

p4.:aa, May 1S.-A;l wires to Shrevc- port ana TcEarkana are down tonight and thIt district was reached by q -.ertios cr tha storm. It is thought however. that 10 lives were lost. al thouah th- property damage may bc Vcty heavy.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

Index. Wash, May 1S.-An arpesI ha sbecn made to the secretary of the interior at Washington. to settle 2 complicated question which has arisen from the disco>e e1y cf immense Gep3s- it's oi marble and limestone along Trout creek and the SEykorieh Eo.l. in tuis sjate
 The deposits are on property incIuE. ' in the original land grants to tne Northern Pacific railway. In the acsl there is ;l clause .raviding that "ln- mineral property subsequently Ji-c1r- cred ol the land shall render tnr same subject to the usual laws Of Ipsati.a and natrut-" The loca,ors L@sc their claim on the contention that marple and IiGest.nrs are nin-r"I=