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SPRINGFIELD 14, MER1DEN 7.

Springfield, June 12.-In a game which abounded with heavy batting on both sides Springfield won from Meriden to- day by the score of IA to 7. The game was remarkable for the number of dou- ble plays, five being made. Durnbaugh turned his ankle in the fourth inning and was replaced by Griffin. Eddy and Delaney joined the home team to-day and Mclean has been released The score by innings:
 R.H.E. Springfield ....1 0 02 5 0 1 *-14 IS 1 Meriden ....0 0 0 o i O. 9 Batteries-Hoffman and O'Connor; Durnbaugh, Griffin and Theisen.
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RI HE.
BRIDGEPORT T, NORWICH 4.

Norwich, June 12,-Bridgeport defeat- ed Norwich here to-day in an interest," ing game by the score of to f. Umpire Dowd's decisions were very unsatisfac tory and came. nearcausing a small riot. The police had to escort him from the grounds. The score by innings:
 R.H.E. Bridgeport ...0 2 0 1 0 0 1 3-7 2 Norwich .......0 0 0 1 0-4 g 5 Batteries-Corcoran and O'Rourke; Quinn and Manner.
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S. E. DIBBLE, 63o GRAND AVENUE.
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Of years careful, conscientious and suc- cessful range building, allows us to of. fer you perfect stove in the HUB.
 It's interesting to know that the HUN has a gauge oven door which assures. when roasting delicious piece of meat, full of juice,-not dry and burnt, as other ovens produce. Oven indicators if desired. Sectional top, which pre-. vents warping of lids and centers. Our removable grate will interest the keen- est of buyers. Pattern water fronts, that will supply abundance of hot wa line of HUBS,-they are the Best Made. ter for domestic uses. Call and see our
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AMERICAN I.EAGIrE.

At Cleveland--Cleveland 5, Philadel- phia 1.
 At Detroit-Baltimor 9, Detroit 3. At Chicag ago-Chicago ,, Boston 2. At St. Louis-Washingt 9, St. Louis
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NATIONAL LEAGIrE.

At Philadelphia-Cin F, Phila- delphia 3.
 At Boston-Boston 3, Chicago 1, At Brooklyn-Pittsburg }, Brooklyn 0. At New York-New York 6, St. Louis f.
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EA STERN LEAGrE.

At .ewark-Newark 3, Providence 5. At ochester-Rochester 5, Toronto 6. At Montreal-Buffalo 12, Montreal '. At Jersey City-Worcester 6, Jersey City ?.
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NEW HAVEN VS. NEW LONDON.
 The New Haven State league base ball team will meet the New London
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YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES
NEW LONDON DEFEATS NEW HA-
 VEN 7 TO f.
Bresnahan Hit Fieroeiy by the Whalers -Bridgcoort, Springfield and Water- bury Also Win.

New London, June 12-New London outbatted and outfielded New Haven here to-day Ashe was wild and Paige who succeeded him, was puzzle to the Blues. Bresnahan was hit freely. Finn made a home run because the ball was lost fifty feet from third base. The score:
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Edmratfn,t.
trnDOIn VOICE

FORMERLY INSTRUCTOR, DRESDEN. STUDIO, 55 INSURANCE BUILDING.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lowell-Lawrence 0, Lowell 3. At Manchester-Manch 9, Haver- hill f.
 At Concord--Concord 6, Fall River 4. At Nashua--Nashua 10 Dover 1.
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SANG OF HOME, THEN
LEFT HER HUSBAND
Who Seeks c Divorce From His Merry
NODDED Wife.

Pittsburg. Feb. Mrs. Mary J.
Rar kin, a teacher in the Eleventh ward
school, McEeesport. tired of married
life after four months trial. sat down
at the plano, sang Home. Sweet
Home. and handed the servant the
Following note to give TO her husband:
sir: After due elaboration. l have
made up my mind to leave you. III he
gone before you get back. Now make
the best of il. MARY ]. RANKIN
She went to her fathers house and
secured her former position as Il school
teacher. The letter was produced in
suit for divorce brought by Mr.. Rankin,
who would not go TO visit his wife he
cause her father said he would make
it Interesting for him if he did. Ran
kin is a clerk in the employ of the
Westinghouse Electric company.
The servant in giving her testimony
before the commissioner in the divorce
suit. said Mrs. Rankin seemed very
merry as she played ths piano and bid
her farewell. telling her to send her
wedding presents to her fathers house
and that she would not be back again.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-03

New York. Feb. "A storm prevalent
all day in this section OF the country
made itself manifest in this city and
suburbs to the great discomfort OF ali
who ventured out of doors. On top of
a heavy fall OF STOW came rain. which
eurned the snow into slUsh and made
swamps of the low lying grounds Early
in the Afternoon the rain turned to snow
and little later this condition disap-
peared in the face of n decided drop in
temperature. This was accompanied by
& gale which in exposed quarters broke
branches of trees, blew away insecure
boarding. tangled up wire and sent
store signs dying into the streets. One
fatality from falling signs was reported
here early this evening. Tonight the
high wind continues and the tempera-
tire continues to .dTop.
Since shutdown the gale has been
blowing continuously. At Sandyhook at
times the wind reached a rate of over
sixty miles an hour. The sea outside
and in New York in the lower bay is
extremely rough.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-03
WOMER'S FAYORITE
DEAD MURDERER
Morbid Females Try to Get View of
Ed. Biddelrs Corpse.

Butler. Pa. Feb. 1.-The terrible fate
OF the Biddles was The sole topic OF con-
versa ton here today. y curious throng
remained about the jail entrance in
vain attempts to view the bodies. A
great deal OF sympathy for the boys
was expressed and not few of the
female portion of the crowd expressed
a desire to see what manner of man Ed
Biddle was that he should exert such
wonderful influence over men and
particularly ever women. The jail doors
We're closed al! dag and no one but the
doctors who attended the autopsy and
the coroner's jury got in.
The verdict of the jury IS that Ed
Biddle came TO his death by a revolver
shot fred by himself. and that Jack
Biddie met his death from a ssunshot
wound inflicted by officers in the dis
charge of their lawful duty.
This evening the bodies Of the Biddles
were removed to the sheriff's dwelling
and the public was given an opportun-
ity to view them. Hundreds bravetl
The worst blizzard CT the year to pass
by the dead bodies and late tonight a
long line Of men and women were
standing in front of the door waiting
their turn.
The women were especially curious
to see Ed Biddle. VINO in his life was
credited with charming so many of
them.
Mrs. Soffel is reported 10 be splitting
blood tonight and her condition is not
considered favorable.
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TRAIN ROBBERS TAKE sAPfss.
Seven Men Clean Out an Express Car
on the Southern Railway.

Charleston. s. O., Feb. Near
BranchviIle. sixty miles from Charles
ton. on the Southern railway, seven
robbers tonight held up the passenger
train from Charleston and made Il clean
sweep of the express car. About one
hundred shots were fired. The express
and mail cars were uncoupled and the
engineer was forced to run Il mile to-
ward the swamps, where two iron safes
were removed from the express car and
loaded On a wagon which was in wait
ing.
Two years ago a similar robbery &C.
CURED, and Barlow Warren. who was
arrested for the crime, escaped after
killing the main witness against him.
He is still at large and is supposed to
have beer in hiding tonight where the
train was stopped.
kilograms from Branchville tonight
said that the robbers We're not masked
and escaped. after which the engineer
went back for the rest OF the train. The
passengers We're not mOlested.
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OFFERS TO DESTROY
WHITE HOUSE RATS
Baltimore Professional Will Work by
the Job, Day or Scalp.

Washington. Feb. "A new rat
catcher has come TO town and wants to
clean out the White House. He's will
ing to work either by the day. by the
job or at so much per scalp. This ia t
Catcher's card reads as follows: wv
y. Linthicunl. profess ionaI rat-catcher,
all work guaranteed"
Linthicum came here from Baltimore.
and is a constituent of REPRESENTATIVE
Wachter. He saw MIR. Wachter today
and Immediately made the offer.
IF you don't believe | can do. it III
send over and get my Instruments" de-
clared the rat-catcher.
His instruments. he explained. are
eleven ferrets and five dogs. ~"For.
heavens sake, don't bring EN- to the
Capitol pleaded Mr. Wachter. and
the rat-catcher promised. Mir. Wachter
wrote a letter to Secretary Corteiyou.
telling him Of Mr.. Linthicum's business
and asking that the president consider.
Maryland in distributing any patronage
connected with the rat killing industry
Linthicum claims TO be the champion
rat killer of the world, and estimates
that during his time he had offioaated al
the death of more than million rats
II can clean out that White House in
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-03
.EHGLAND'S CROWN
SAID TO Be IN PAWN
Asserted One to be Used at Coronation
is Mere Substitute.

Paris. Feb. 2.-Karl ReubeI, an ar
chiVist Of Dortmund, declares that he
has proof that the crown of England
which Will be used at the ceremonies
incident to the corona ton OF Edward
VII. is not the real badge of office of
the kings OF England.
Nj. Eeubcl says that he has documen-
tary evidence that real crown of Eng
land was placed in pawn with some
money lenders at DortmUnd in 1912, in
the reign of Edward III. These men
took it TO Cologne, where the crown
jewels of England We're carried later
edged his Indebtedness to Conrad and
Jean Giving. Tidemann Lemberg and
Jean WolGe in the sum Of 5000 En-
glish crowns, loaned to the king upon
the deposit OF his crown.
The king, M. Eeubel says, aid not
attempt to redeem his insignia of roy
atty, which. in 1914. was still in the
possession of Lemberg, the money
lender. Afterwards Lemberg changed
his place of residence and took the
crown with him to Bruges. In 1886 the
same Lembers took in pawn another
crown from Edward III.
There is no document showing that
either Of the crowns was ever redeemed
by the English sovereign, and the con-
clUsion drawn By Mr. Reubel is that
the crown now used in England is one
made not later than 1916. He does not
known the whereabouts of the real
crown.
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STOLE SON FROM
FORMER HUSBAND
A Woman Kidnaps Boy and Escapes
to Her Home

Williansport. Pa, Feb. 2.-Mrs. kia-
turah Mcqueen of this. cit figured in
an exciting episode last night at Ell
mira a year ago she was divorced
from her husband. Frank Mcqueen. an
actor, ald- Was. given the custody %
their two children. Later Mcqueen
kidnaped the younger. Il BOY, aged 6
years Mcqueen guarded him careful
~, not letting him out Of his sight a
moment until last evening at his hotel
Then he sent the boy down stairs to
get him Il drink OF water. The boy
went to the front part Of the house and
the woman. who had learned that No
Queen was in Elmira. rushed into the
Darior. grabbed him in her arms and
FASTENED up the street.
AS the hoy failed TO return, Mcqueen
went after the water himself and found
that the boy had disappeared. In the
meantime Mrs. Mcqueen had carried
the boy. VINO was only half clad. TO The
city hall. where clothing was secured.
They were then spirited to the North
ern Central shops. in Southport, where
they boarded q late train. arriving in
this city at an early hour this morning.
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FOUND FATHERS
BONES IN BARREL
Shock for Son in the Development of
the Decking Case.

Millmay. y. J., Feb. 1.-The mystery
surrounding the death OF Julius Beck
ing. who disappeared here year ago
under strange circumstances, continues
to excite the entire community.
The many conflicting facts. the pc
culiar condition and position Of the
body when found and contradictory
statements made by some persons COM
pei the inhabitants to adhere to the
foul play theory.
Coroner Albert g. Stephany. with the
assistance of Prosecutor Abbott. and
a large list OF witnesses, viii continue
the investigation tomorrow. George J.
Booking. son Of the dead man, was
shocked to find his fathers bones in a
barrel with the old clothes upon his
arrival.
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made he felt justified in revealing GER
tain condolences that had been reposed
in him. and he fclt also that il Was mis-
duty 10 his own people to let them
know the facts.
The Gist OF the long statement that
the informant gave in the most EN-
pha tic manner is that Great Britain
aVowed her intention to use other
means than diplomacy if necessary to
prevent coalition against the United
States. When Russia learned OF this
she threw Franco over. the latter coun-
try being engaged in making efforts 10
procure European intervention in be
half of Spain. and declared her sym
patty with the United States.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-03
H0ND0 EXPLOSION
BAD AS FIRST STORY
There is No Hope that Any of 106
Miners Will Be Rescued.

San Antonio, Feb. THE latest in
formation from the Honlo. Mexico,
mine explosion shows that the item was
fully as serious as was at first reported.
a total of lO6 miners We're at work in
the mine when the explosion occurred.
The majority of them were MeNicans
and Cinnamon.
The work of clearing the wreck and
getting the bodies out is being rushed
as rapidly as possible, but there is no
hope that any of the lee men will be
rescued alive. The explosion was oc-
casioned by striking II gas pocket. The
loss to the owners of the mine is very
heavy.
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week between the Philippine tariif bin
and the bill increasing the salaries of
members of the federal judiciary.
1t is probable that the debate on the
Philippine bill viii be concluded this
wask. The friends Of the judiciary sal
airy bill hope to conclude its considcra-
ton at comparatively early day.
On Monday .Fr. Hale from the COM
mittee on appropriations viii report
the urgent deficiency appropriation bill
and ask TO have it considered the FOL
lowing day.
The amendments providing FOR the
entertainment of Prince Henry and the
expenses to this country incident to
the coronation may lead 10 some dis
cusSiOn.
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Washington. Feb. This promises
to be an interesting week in the house.
The oleonlargarine bin has been made
a special order Tor tomorrow and after
it is disposed OF the bill for the repeal
of the war revenue taxes VIII follow
While both sides unanimously favor
the repeal of these taxes. it is the men
ton of the democrats to open up The
whole tariff question during the debate
on this bill. Tho question of Cuban re
ciprocity is also likely 10 be debated
at length.
SENATE PROGRAMME
Washington. Feb. For the most
part the senate will divide its time this
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RAISED THEIR SKIRTS TOO HIGH.
Two Women Arrested in Buffalo After
Crossing "a Pool OF Water.

Buffalo. Feb. 2.-Patrolmen McGreevy
and Ryan yesterday arrested Two wo-
men in this city on the charge OF rails
ing their skirts too high while crossing
street. The arrested women are the
Misses Carrie TreNler and Dorothy
Stewart. While attempting to cross
Main street at Genesee street yesterday
they encountered a pool of water and
stepped into it before they realized its
depth. There was no dust to blind the
policemen's eyes, and when the women
raised their skirts to avoid wetting
them the policemen were so shocked
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-03
EUROPE INVOLVED
IN the General Atmospheric Disturb
ance and Wreck.

London, Feb The recent gales
have been followed by heavy snow
storms in western Europe and shipping
along the coast Of Spain has suffered
considcrab bic damage. Forty lives are
reported lost in shipwrecks on the
Italian coast. Several persons were
killed by aralanches in Italy. The
rivers there have overfiowed their
banks, q score of bridges are broken
and many towns are Blocked by snow
\ German bark was stranded Off the
Sicily islands The crew of the, bark
was drowned. Much North sea wreck
age is washing ashore at Sheerness.,
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COAL NINE FIRE.
Two Italian Miners Dead as a Re
suit OF 1t.

Cerrillos. y. NJ, Feb. "A fire at the
Cook & White mine at Madrid. operated
by the Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany, caused the death of two Italians,
one named Bruto. and the other I'M
known. and threa tens great damage
to the property. At last accounts the
fire had burned to within thirty feet
of room filed with gas and should
this point be reached an explosion
would follow that would cause the
wreck of the property.
All the openings leading to the mine
have been closed. the fans stopped.
and all available water turned into the
mine, which it is expected will be
flooded three or four days.
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FROST AND FIRE.

Waterbury, Conn. Feb. I'm the
hardest gale of the winter, Waterbury
tonight with fire that de-
stroyed d large area of the business
section of the city and threatened to
wipe il out completely. The blaze
started in the store OF the Reid &
Hughes Dry Goods company. That
store and many adjoining buildings
were reduced in j few hours to smolder-
ing embers. An estimate Of 100000
property loss is considered conservative
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-03
CAR ROBBERS TOSSED OUT LOOT

Altoona, Pa. Feb. RAILROAD police
all along the PittsburG division OF the
Pennsylvania railroad are in search OF
thieves who robbed car of merchan-
disc en- route west from this city.
The robbers tossed the loot out to
confederatcs as the train sped along.
Four valuable boxes of merchandise
We're tossed out the car doors as the
fast freight passed up the steep grade.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
Left in care OF Year-Old Sister
Who Was Too Frightened to Help.

Bridgetoa.. y. J.. Feb. 1.-The two
year-old daughter of William Harkins
OF baskerville was burned 10 death
yesterday during the absence of the
mother.
The child. who was left with her five
year-old sister. stuck broom into the
stove and from it her clothing took fire.
The older girl was too frightened to be
of any assistance.
The mother is frantic and declares she
will Kill herself. y vigilant watch is
kept over her.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-03
MISS wAcKERMAN HAS RELAPSE.
Not Yet Released From the English In
sane Asylum.

London, Feb at is stated that
Miss Wackerman, the young American
woman who recently became insane
here and was committed 10 an asylum
recently, had sudden relapse, pre-
venting her expected release. TIE at,-
perintendent of the asylum is hopeful
that she viii be completely restored To
health in Il month or two. =:
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WORST or TIC WINTER.

Corey. Pa. Feb. 2-The worst biz
zard OF the winter is raging in north
western Pennsylvania tonight. Rail-
road traffic is nearly blocked. Country
reads are impossible.
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FRENCH VISITATION.

Paris. Feb. THE heaviest snow
storm CT the winter commenced here
this afternoon, covering the streets to
a depth OF several inches. seriously I'M
peding traffic and forcing the electric
cars to suspend service. The snow
storms continue at many points in TIE
provinces
Violent gales are prevailing along the
coasts ~.
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VERMONT STORM

burlington, Vt, Feb. within the
past twenty-four hours seven inches OF
heavy snow has fallen The railroads.
telephone and street car service is dis
organized.
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a few days. and there won't be no noise.
dirt or rats when 1 get through says
Linthicum. who will remain in town
until Mr.. Wachter gets a reply from
Secretary Cortelyou. Rat traps. poison
and suggestions continue to pour into
the White House.
arrived.
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MICHIGAN BLfzzARD.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Fen. 2-F'or nearly
tv'enty-four hours blizzard has been
raging here. Nearly a foot OF snow has
fallen and it is drifting badly. impeding
railroad traffic.
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POLICE BROKE UP POKER GAME.

Trenton. y. J.. Feb. The police
raided the cigar store on East Stat"
street kept by James NJ Dillon SatUr-
day night and arrested the proprietor
and threa men who were playing poker
This morning Dillon was held in $500
bail for the grand jury.
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was thrown against the one he was at
work on and his arms were caught be-
tween the bumpers.
One arm was completely severed
above the elbow and the other had to
be amputated.
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LOST HIS ARMS COUPLING CARS.

Norristown. Pa, Feb. AFTER work
ing ON tiin Reading Railway for thirty
years without injury, William Mann
met with an accident today that may
result in his death. Mann was engaged
adjusting a coupling when another car
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-03
HOW ENGLAND AIDED Us.
Washington Story of a Threat TO Pre-
vent European Coalition.

London. Feb. 2.-Tne washington
correspondent of the Chronicle says ne
has been informed by a man of the
highest character who was close TO the
late President Mckinley. as TO the truth
of the United States European relations
during the Spanish American war. The
correspondents Informant is represent
ed as saying that in view of the mis-
leading statements that have been
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DID ONE GOOD THING.,

Cincinnati. o.. Feb. All danger of
n flood in the Ohio valley has passed.
the cold weather having checked the
rise in the river.
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that they promptly arrested them.
Legal proceedings. in which dress re-
formers will be interested, it is said
will now be instituted to prevent such
arrests in the future. s.r-
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CRITIC FROZEN.
The Decline OF Once Famous
Irizehghter.

Chicago, Feb. ALBERT Critic. the
Australian prizefighter best known as
Young Critic, was found today near
ly frozen to death in vacant lot.
Critic was fc: many years a fistic
marvel In late years he has been
leading a fast life and is penniless.
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THE SECOND SNOW.

Buffalo. y. Y, Feb. 2.-This city and
western New York generally today ex-
poricnced the second big sncw storm
of the season.
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JACK FRosT's GRIP.

Montreal. Feb. Montreal is hell
tightly in the grasp of the hardest snow
storm of the season. The street rail-
way companies are practically out OF
business. MANY railroad trains are
snoWbound.
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AGAINST UNIONS.

Helena. Mont. Feb. 2-The big
Western Montana lumber companies.
controlling the output OF that section OF
the state. have formed an organization
and adopted resolution pledginS
themselves not to recognize any labor
union.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-02-03
SNOW IN OHIO.

Cleveland, Feb. 2.-Seven inches OF
snow fell in this city since midnight
last night. Similar reports are received
from northern Ohio.
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A KENTUcKY INCIDENT.

Greensboro, KY Feb. 2.-The streets
are still almost DISTRACTED with ice and
broken wires. The electric cars are not
yet running. The damage to property
is estimated a over $3.50. eco.