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Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
POLICE COURT CASES
Two Jails Bidding for Entertainment
 of Bedford Taylor.

Belford Taylor, colored no longer needs introduction to the people of Phoenix, for his name was carved high on the walls of the local temple of fame a year or two ago, with a six shooter in the hands of his wife. There are lots of people in this town who know him like they do Prince Henry, by reputation, if not personally. His fame was not simply that his wife chased him with six shooter for such things happen here frequently, but rather be- cause she got her man and he was a long time in the hospital.
 Belford not long ago was attracted to Wickenburg by the gold excitement and left there one month ago yeSter day at the request of Justice Boyd, under contract to serve thirty days in the county jail for bruising up Mary Washington. very decided brunette. When he was released from jail yes terday a member of the city police force ct once arrested him and brought him before the recorder to tell why he had unceremoniously left the chain gang three years ago after serving four days of fifty-day sentence.
 He was about to be detailed to finish
  | he might serve the time in the county | jail. He said he wanted to settle down i and make this his home and wished to avoid the embarrassment of q public appearance with the chain gang. The recorder suggested that he might find ! another opportunity to escape, but he said he did not want to run away. He | wanted to serve out any old sentences | that might be found against him in the various local courts and then when he left jail, if he ever did, he would begin life over again and be able to look officers of the law in the eye.
 Further investigations showed that he had good legal ground for the re- quest. for when he ran away he was a county prisoner, and was only loaned to the city that he might earn his beard. His request was therefore granted.
 The only other case in police court
 was that of a man who had previous ly been sentenced for vagrancy, but re-
 leased on account of good behavior after few days work. Officer Law
 renee found him in an empty refriger-
 ator car. He was sent to the cellal
 for sixty days.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

A little bit of sweetness comes out of a kiss every time you take it off the same lips.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
Personal Mention


 Wn. Jones, of the Phoenix National bank. is out again after a severe ill- ness
 Norman Finite and wife of Sheridan, Wyo.. are guests of the Commercial hotel.
 Prof J. s. Meskimmons, superinten- dent of the Indian school at Sacaton, is in the city.
 Mrs. w. P. Stafford and son David, will leave for Los Angeles on tonights M. &, P. train.
 Joseph NJ. Kurts and A. Hohenberg of Frankfort, Ky. are registered at the Commercial hotel.
 J. Arkel, Jr of Denver was at the Hotel Adams yesterday, leaving this morning for Kingman.
 George H. Smith and Edwin L. Harp ham of Evansville. Ill.,. registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday.
 Ralph Sparks. well known throughout the territory as a mining man, arrived in the city yesterday morning.
 Colonel Wilson, Joseph I. Roberts and w. E. Martin of Prescott are regis tered at the Commercial hotel.
 Miss Estelle Whaley of Springfield, Mo-, was at the Hotel Adams yester- day. leaving last night for California. Mir w. E. Deity returned on Thurs day night from the Harqua Halas, where he went week ago on mining business.
 N. Biedeil of Colorado. B. r. Barnett of Milwaukee, R. S. Cash of Hamilton, Mo. registered at the Commercial ho- tel yesterday.
 Among yesterdays arrivals in town was Norman Schermerhorn of Spring. field H., an old acquaintance of Pro- bate Judge Langston.
 Among those registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: F. J. i Schwartz, Chicago; O. l.. Geer, Mar tinez: Wm. B. Slifen. Philadelphia; J. 1 D. Quinn, New York; T. H. Offner Gin cinnati w. g. Garrett, San Francisco, Allan Mclean, City.
 E. F. Porter received a telegram yes- terday from Mrs. s. B. Gordon an- nouncing the safe arrival il. New Or leans of herself and husband, on their way to their home in Montgomery Ala She said MT. Gordon, though quite | ill when he left here. was standing the 1 trip nicely.
 Sheriff J. L. Munds of Yavapai coun- l ty. came in from Prescott yesterday morning. For the first time, Mir. Munds i has not come to Phoenix on official 1 business. He is suffering of an attacl 1 of grip, against which he could makf no headway in the Prescott climate, SC he has come to see what the Salt Rive. valley can do for him.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
155c.

large 3-lb. cans Of eastern Table Apples. ..a.1 <.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

E. NJ. Heustes and wife and w. | Davis of Boston spent yesterday il Phoenix. leaving last night for tn south Mir Davis goes to Deming an MT. and Mrs. Heustes go to Fl Paso.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
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Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
A PRINTER GREATLY SURPRISED.

''I never was so much surprised in my life, as I was with the results Of using Chamberlain's Pain Balm," says Henry T. Crook, pressman of the Ashe- vile (N. CD Gazette. ''I contracted 2 severe case of rheumatism early last winter by getting my feet wet. I tried several things for it without benefit One day while looking over the Ga zette I noticed that Pain Balm was positively guaranteed to cure rheuma- tism, so bought bottle of it and be- fore using two thirds of it my rheuma- : tism had taken it's flight and I have not had rheumatic pain since." Sold by Elvey 6 Hulett.
 The following named passengers were on last nights southbound tM. & P. train: Ira M. Davis and F. R. Turner for Douglas, E. L. Wright for Los An geles, F. M. Drake for San Bernardiuo and Tom Lacy for Arkadelphia.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

c. C. Long, proprietor of the Elite Gallery. has returned to Phoenix and has accepted the agency for the Im- perial Land O.. of Imperial. California. His office is 21S West Washington street, upstairs. where he will be pleased to meet parties interested in the Imperial country, and where pro ducts of that properous section may be seen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-12
BROOKE FOR GOVERNOR.
Army Man May Be Named BY Penn
syIsania Republicans.

phila1elphia. April IL United
States senator Quay came here from
Washington during tn day and after
a conference with Insnrant Commits.
sioncr Durham tn latter announced
that H. has Withdrawn his support
from Attorney General John Elkin.
who has hceu the leading candidate for
the Republican nomination for govern
or MIR Durham takes this action. he
states. b.cnusc OF the necessity for a
decision on candidate who Viii ~.
hold tn party. Senator Quay Is Qn"i
"a as saving To Mr. Durham that the
nomination of Mi Eikin would mean
,hc defeat oi from siN to eight caudt-
dates for coprr,ss this AL and tn"
nossible loss of United Stat"s sen
atur.
Major General lcha / EtooHc. Y :
a. II mentiorri as tha candidate nHon
whcm the Republican leaders VII
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FOR GOOD OF THE SERVICE
Resionation Of Commissioned Po"oer'y
Requested.

Washington. April Secretar! 10
the President Cortclyou has sehi me
following letter to Secretary ol the
Treasury Shaw: >,
II am directed by the president 10
saw that after listening eare'uli! 10
ali the charges and counter cnarses )
ofTecting Messrs Powderly. Fltchie
ana McSweeney and without express
ing any judgment upon these charges
or assuming their truth as to any OF
all of the gentlemen concerned ne mas
decided that sufficient action exists lor
tho good of the service that complete
change be made. In response lor re-
oucst for his resignation Mr.. Powderly
has sent it. Mr.. Fitchic's term mas
expired and Mr.. Williams has peeh
nominated to succeed him. Mr.. sai
cent will replace Mr.. Powderly. al.
though he will not be able TO take
ot,icc for some weeks to come.
The president requests me 70 re,
.,ost Won to forward a copy OF this
letter to Mr.. McSweeney with re-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-12
SOME TIME NECESSARY.
Early Conclusion Of Peace NcGotia'
tons Not Locked For.

London. April l2.-From govern
i'taf sources the Associated Press ~
etfians that the peace negotiations
AZ not expected 10 come 10 con
't8 an 50 quickly a. the premature
f,W;is indicated. The belief that
thta ~ill Toe considerable aarl"ying
az rN'sis in circles intimate 9ith the
hoff LADDERS on the Conr.nci |. VITO
MAINTAIN that no peace can he arrived
81 afl' IS the British grant soH.r con
'ssion in the form Of amnesty tn IN"
a. Iohcls. Whether this contention
vi prove we'll founded or otherwise
Only matter of conjecture. but y
afI 'afs certain that the Beers VIII
aei aut till all cxpcdicnts of rogniia.
''hs ar" exhausted In an cnicaVor 10
san thS point Some of those VINO
-, IN close touch with South Africa
"'9'Fe that 10 days may clapse before
a ''H Hhltc conclusion Is reached. III
~ meanwhile the presence " s"ch
'Pies' niatiyc Eoers nj Klcrhshorp
49, "'hcr factors create An all.ronnh
3ui l"eling. This was rc.lectea on
W stock Exchange In the advances
- eohSols and kafiirs.
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CAPABLE Or development.
s.ncral Macarthur O. efficiency o'
FtIiriro Laso~.

N-ashingtcr. April When Gen
,ral Macarthur yo,titste ms t'-' .iaohs
before tn, scnats committee on 'he
rbilipniacs Senator Dubois asked
number al questions concerning 'a'
a;hcienc, III Philippine labor. The Eeh
aral sand tharc Was about toe natives
amnloN.d in 4 certain cora! plaht III
Manila and that for this work they re-
lived SIS in gold month. while
americans received so. Tho fllIplnos'
satd vere quite efficient III TINS
rorb and while their pay was Sad!s
ont of proportion 10 that r'C'tNe ~ -
,ba Americans il was so much lhoi'
than they had been IN the hahl' ~
reiying that they wer" si'urttu 10
ira effort. He also expressed the ul'"
ION that the natives would pc '"u,'"
,nual tn the task of cuitiNallhs w
agricultural lands of the iSlahdS su,,
n,irnily paid Tor their services. 80.
!, was moss hlc that tins anoF NJ ~
no, he equal 10 tha DEMANDS ~ ~.
American and European eNlli.'l''S. IN
mis- connection he repeated ms op'n.
ION that il is rot desirable To uAou''
n,nloi, thc islands and if this were 10
-, aone excessive WAGES would be nee
assary To secure results.
R,ul,ing to Senator Patterson 'eu.
AL Mac Arthur said there were i'"
factories in the islands hut that ne
believed the Filipinos were eaPapie VI
ac,clopmcnt as artisans.
Th, witness also answered huiii'N
- Questions relating to the iirins ~
- American sentincls on tlilliiio
,,,rol of four men on Feb. !. 1872
M, IN, first battle with the flil'hos
ha.ar which he said would have peeil II
i,,stified under the circumstances -
| ,herc had been no order wha'e,e, ~
| haIt lie insisted that the battle ha'.
h"run an tina, night and when ne was
asked whether any effort hau ~ ~
,,,ao to ascertain if former ir,'i'u's
roI,tions could not be resumed ne 'e
,,,iod that such effort would nave p.,''
imnossible after the hesinnins o' Wv
.on,lict He said that he had no p'a
;,;vo ncrsonal knowledge OF the . ,hs
ualtics on the night of tha 4th. n"' ,",,,
an the next morning he had or"''e" ''
aavance of the American forces. 49,
with the result" remarh.o oei'..,r' ar,
Patterson. that 5000 flilp'n"S
killed or wounded. "a. ~,
FORTUNATELY. with the result. result, vic M
,,,;.n.ss RESPONDED. that Ere'' ".
tory was won hy tho Amerlcall . -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-12
WANTED HER DIAMONDS.
Butte Woman Attempted to XIII
Rich Widow

Chicago, April ia special to The
Record ,ferald from Butte Mon, says
Mrs. Minnie Grady. Who is under ar
resi- charged with robbing Mrs. Emma
Proulx. a rich widow. has confessed
that she invited the latter out for a
bnpgv ride induced her to take drug
in The belief that it was medicine for
rheumatism and that when Mrs. PfouiN
had commissions she took her dia
monds. left her in the buggy in an out
of-the-way place, expecting her 70 dle
and walked back to the city. she tod
where the gems were hidden and they
were. recovered. The authorities nave
decided 10 cXhume the bodies OF MIS-
Grady's husband and l3-year-old son
whose lives were insured for so,ooo
| money was paid to Mrs Grady.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-12
AT PEACE CONFERENCE.
generals Dewet and Oclarey Arrive at
kicrksdorp.

=, N'rksdorp. Transvaal. April T.
= ~ approach of President Steyn ana
soFaiS lcwet and Dclarcy with their
ms who arrived here ut noon. was
halizcd at IL n. m. by the arrivai
90, nag Of truce at an outpost. an
~. -. with an escort. was sent "n'
80 ~ 'ne president and the two generals
rh' INTO klerksdorp in Cape carts
ne Orange Free state envoys were
n.','panied by Judge Hertzog. COM
VIVIAN w,.n"ant Olivier and six other persons
,ar ah General Delarcy were his sccrc
s,' ana dozen Beers. The Free
n" representatives are quartered u,
~ n,d VI town. General Delarey joined
ransvaal party in the new town
w, .oh'erence tent was pitched mia
ca s between the two towns and free
p",a',nication pnan was permitted tht
guarded.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-12
Could Not breathe.

Coughs. colds. Group. grip bronchitis
other throat and lung troubles are
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure. One Minute Cough Cure is not q
mere expectorant. which gives only tenn
porary relief 1t sostens and liquiti~s
the mucous. draws out the inflammation
and removes the cause Of the disease
Absolutely safe. Acts at once. "On'
Minute Cough Cure will do all that il
claimed for it," says Justice of the Peac
10. Hood. Crosby. Miss My wifi
could not get har breath and was re
lived by the first dose 1t has been
benefit 10 AL my fpmlly.'
Cook 4 ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-12
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

John Whitehead. head of the White
head torpedo factory at Fiume, Hun
gary. is dead.
The queen regent of Spain has con
fered the grand cross for military
merit upon President Leanidas Plaza
of Ecuador.
An express train on the Boston and
Albany division OF the New Central
ran into a section gang at Allston
Mass. Three men were killed and one
injured.
Ara d. Crocker. vice president O
the Crocker Chair company. is deaC
at Sheboygan. Wis. OF pneumonia. MI
Crocker was well known in manufac
turing circles throughout Wisconsin.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-12
STRANGE CATTLE DISEASE.
Ore Stockman in Minnesota Loses
TWO Hundred Head.

81. Cloud. Mimi April IA
strange disease has infected the cattle
near Richmond. Steans county. and
many farmers have bsea heavy losers,
one having lost 200 h III. The disease
Is different from any ing ever before
exqerlen d. the e.sttie appearing to
b. insane with a continual discharge
I on tle u, cs ard mouth. a member
81 til state tel marian board vas
Summoned and iillsl two cattle. bat
has Is -. made 10 report OF his find
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WILL ADD TO IT'S MILEAGE.
Pennsylvania to Acquire Atlantic Coast
Line and Plant Systems.

Chicago. April II. The Record
Herald says. Upon the authority OF
a large stockholder i'll the Plant sys-
TEN il is stated that the Pennsylvania
interests will soon acquire possession
Of tho allied Plant an Atlantic Coast
line systems.
In this fact. it is alleged. is TO be
found the reason for the purchase BY
the Atlantic Coast lin OF the Plant
system. which has surprised the raj
road ~or,d. Should IL Pennsylvania
secure the two systems they will ado
\ total Of 3.e1o miles ot line. bringins
the total to -0,oo0 mill under one con
troll
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WADE HAMPTON DEAD.
HIS Demise the Result Of General
Breakdown.

Columbia, S. c., April 12.-General
Wade Hampton died at 8 a. m. His
death resulted not from any disease,
but was the result of general break
down.
General Hampton passed his SD
birthday last week. A month ago he
had a severe attack and his children
were called to his bedside. He rallied
however. and was out driving a week
ago. In the last few days his condl
ton rapidly grew worse.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-12
|APPLY COERCION
rrN RATTALIONS OF ENGllSH
AND SCOTCH MILITIA Co.
ING TO IRELAND.
MINISTRY FORCED TO ACT
lnserstood That Lord Londonderry.
Ire Postmaster General, Thrcaiencd
70 Resiqn From the Cabinet Unless
Active Measures Were Promptly
Taken 70 Put an End TO the Work o.
the United Irish League.
the United irish League

Lon4an. April ia dispatch 70
IT, PAN Mall Gazette from IN PIN
sass that io hattalions Of English anu
IS IN militia are To be- embodied ana
81, IL Ireland within month IN pnr
snat ~ the British government :
Determination to apply the coercion
act
IT," ooyrcepondent understands that
Loei Londonderry. the postmaster
general threatened To resign from the
eahat unless active measures We're
tam 70 circumyent the United lrisA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-04-12
Was a Niece Of Whittier.

Boston. April 1.-Elizzabeth Whit
tier Pickard. wife OF Samuel |. Packard
died at her residence here during tne
afternoon Her father was the young
cr brother OF John Greenleaf WHIT
tier. and at an early age she became
a member of the poets household a
Amesbury She was educated at th'
Friends school.
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PATROL STREETS
CATTAllONS OF SOLDIERS MECES
SlRY TO MAINTAIN CcCER
AT BRUSSELS.
INSTRUCTED TO USE FORCE
certers Of Agitation Are Bristlino
With Bayonets and Squads Of Cav
airy Are Continually on the Move
Thousands Of Workmen Are or
Strike and Clashes With Troops Are
Of Frequcn. Occurrence.

Brussels. April IA scmblance OF
in the Rue Stevens during the morn
ing. The police. who had borne the
irunt OF the fighting. were strongly re
!nforccd by gendarmcs and civic
guards with loaded rifles. Orders were
issued To use all the force necessary
To drive the mob ont OF the Maison du
peuple.
Just as the order was about TO be
executed the chiefs Of the socialists Of
icrcd TO cyacuate the buildings quiet
~. Estimates Of the number wounded
during the riots vary from IN 10 100
bat scores of injured We're carried OF
and hidden by friends.
\ large number Of rioters were ar
rested and are still detained.
The burgomasters Of Brussels ans
suburban municipalities have pro
claimed that meetings OF more than Il
persons are prohibited and that an.
| ene found carrying a revolver shall b.
liable 10 six months imprisonment
All centers OF agitation are bristlini
with bayonefs. Squads OF cavalry ar
continually patrolling the streets an
guarding The shops which We're threat
.ned with pundering by the rioters
\ manifesto signed by the genera
council OF the labor party has bee
| widely Uoste! II demands a revlsio
Of the constitution and universal su
iragc.
Teloerams from country districts il
dicate the widespread character OF III
movement. which threatens 10 culm
nate in grand coup next Week durin
tlu reform debate in parliament.
The strike at "a IoHNiere Is extern
ine to the Central provinces. Abol
laoon men are now out.
4 thousand demonstrators cause
c,eat Disturbances IT ST Nicholas IA
til routed ~ repeated charges OF Il
| e. 0daruUS
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SIX Thousand Men Quit Work.

Al IN ouyier" $500 men cras"
worked forcing the workers II IN
LARGE industrial establishments at -
Croyero and Haine 81. Pierre 10 joln
them. The strikers threaten 10 burn
all factories gncre the workers reius
T. quit
strong datachmcnts OF cavalry are
now patrollng the district I'D ord 'r TO
protect the factories.
telegram from Mons SAYS WORK
still continues in the Eurinas@ diStI!c'
but n strike and disorders are threat
cninE. Troops have been sent 70 the
district to cope with possible rlntlhE
Additional regiments oi caYalrE
Infantry and engineers arrived mere
during the morning. \ battalion Is
h.ld in readiness for action al each OF
Tho barracks. All the troops are sup
plird with two packets OF ban car
tridgcs and two packets also cG!le1
strike cartridges.
Gcndarmes and civic guards are as
sa,nhling at their headquarters III larS'
numbers and rigorous instructions
have been issued for the instant re
nressjon of outbreaks in their III
Cipioncy. =.
-Four regiments Of cavalry and III
fantry arrived at Charlcroi during th'
day Infantry has been sent TO Lou
vain and Nilvoordcn. and squadrons o
chassauers have been distributed II
the midands.
Sharp fighting between strikers an
rendarmes occurred at 'rafqneshleS
noar Charleroi Several thouSah'
strikers attacked and stoned a hodN
rcndarmcs who rotaliated by hrli's
their rcvolvors. a sharp fusliaa' loi
lowed and the gcndarmes were com
| noll,a to retreat. \ squadron q
iarc,rs however. galloped up and as
| nars,i the mob.
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HAS NOT BEEN coNFiRMD.
'sned Report That Beers Have Ae
cepted British Terms.

fo a'hnon. April 12.-Frederic Ruther-
nr,., .. harris. former secretary Of the
n,..lsh nah Chartered South Africa com
t",ny. tt%,ny. was asked II he had received .
xram- announcing that tha- RQeE
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quest for his resignation and to ap-
point Mr.. Joseph McMurray in Mr..
McSweeney's place..
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DR.PRICE'S
crs'n Baking Powder

Zach time the United States Government
has officially tested the baking powders
the report has shown DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder to . be of supcrlativc
cavcning strength, free from alum, abso-
utcly pure and wholesome.
This is gratifying, for DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder is depended upon by mil
lions Of people to raise their daily bread.
NoTT.Thesc Covcrnnnen inquiries also
developed the fact that there many
Co.. in
OF baking powder. cont
alum acid whose use in
oodis dangerous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-17

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