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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06

NilNININ llliN AiN NNNA
felt. Stinulants are
thc stills of the stoni-
ach. THEY make a
man feel better for the
time being, but he
feels a great deal worse
for them afterward.
\ The need of the man
Nv hose stomach is
iv weak " is not stimu-
iation but strength.
DR.. piercc's Golden
NJ edicaI Discovery
perfectly answers that
need. lt cures the dis
eases of the digestive
end nutritive system
which make the stom-
ach vweak." Il en-
ablcs the digestion and
assimilation Of food, so
that the body receives
the nutrition on which
depends its strength.
FL took two bottles OF
Dr. picrcc's Golden Med
icai Discovery for stomach
tfuuhlc.n writes Clarence
Cafncs Esq. Tuyiorsiowu,
LoIdodn Co. Va. Hit did
me so mrch good that !
didn't take any more I
can cat most anything
now. lam go well pleased
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06

MISSOURI .KANsAs& rB1As.
aoiEa sOuTn.
t0.l,M. X. a T.. ExprC1a ....., celia Oi
dos. ltlnnlbai q. L. a 7. Ex ...''b.b0p m
10. flyer..................... ..l0;20 10
IoIti, Frnight and Accom- modatiou Il2 10 10
HoINu H1urm
o.a. 40. Es q Tax as express ...l'il lsf5uu
o.4, rcx 50. La Hannibal Ex... |lO.5l 10
20. g. Flyer. ........................U bi50p
IS fraivht and accommodation 10 lisa re-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
ClIIZeNSHIP CASES.
Dates Tor Hearings Set by Dawes
Commission.


George l. Henson.
Eura Scott.
Harry X Hutchinson ct al
joel l. Morton ct al
G n.g II zl-snDi.
Waller l. b. ~
Sue Welch ct al.
l. zsi- Christian
James L Puckett.
Mar.ha L Crocker ct al.
Grant B aver IT al
Thomas J Welob, Jr., etal.
Emma F Adair.
jaime r Padget
Nellie g Helterbrand
Sarah X Stallcup ct al.
Jesse Fsllin.
Amindie Wilson.
William Lee Bracket at al.
KITE Wheeler.
Nellie Walls ct al.
Boauiord A Wheeler
Martha Hill etal.
Joseph Morris ct al.
Albert Stevenson.
Carrie Smith.
Julia Kuave.
Hannah Parson.
Mamie Gritts.
Henry g Wood.
Volney Boon ct al
Hollis l. Chubuck
Henry J French ~ al.
Ruber E l. Jordan ct al.
Emily Hendricks ct al.
William Sanders.
Jesse @ Prather.
MARoH 15, 1902.
Charlie Hun,er
Anna E Lyons
John A Timberlake ct al
Rufus u Cnbh
Reuben 4 Ev,ns
William - Turner
William Franklin
Francis NJ Puryrar et al
Samuel A Cash
Gabe Rogers
DayelFux etal
joseph DAVIS et al.
Geurge Zlfall Jretal
jasper \ Schrim>ber et al
Geurge ZIfall Jr
C.eye ana NJ Patrick
Mary p WEIGH
George W Petty
James Barnett
Wuham Foreman
Mary WAITS
William 4 Watts
William N Evans
john Mccoy
Thunns l. COiIus
Patrick Highland
Muses. Murri,
Sarlda scott
Nellie Bre~er
AOdle Is Miller
Geuf.e a Brown
Aiun Burr ct al
Mary J Garrett et al
Wuiam L Collins
Sallie 4 Garland
Catherine Wessun ct al
william p Buudinut
Alcy Hendricks, et al
Harmon A Shotmake et al
Homer Jane.
Louyl,i, Ddnnenberg et al
john A Reayes al
Robert N Julian
joseph W King
Ludie D1ntrls
Alta NJ Snoem Ike
TuCma~ II Shuemaks
Rhuda " Brauum
Blcuard w Snuemdke e al
Charles = Snuemake eJal
Je >e G Shnemakr et al
Charles Cake ct al
James Shnrmake eJ al
William II Sh iemaAe et al
john w Shaemakr eJ al
William Shuemake et al
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
TOIeY'S Honey and Tar

Mr. & Mrs @ l.. Jackson returned
to Muskopee Friday, after an ex-
tended trip through Old Mexico.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06

FOley's KdinPy Cure makes the
kidneys and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-03-06
FOIey's Honey and Tar.

Cure coughs aud Ids.
Cures bTObchltis and asthma.
Cures Group aud wnoOping cough.
Cures hOarseness aud brUuchla
tr,uble-.
Cures pneumonia and Ia grippe.
For sale a. PeuDie's Drug store DIV
WI ton Rn,cllff lrlt Frldar for Ma.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
HEAVY WEIGHTS
 AED NEGRO FIGHTERS
Louisville Board CT Safety Draws Two
 Lines.

Louisville, Ny. March 1G Prize fights between heavy-wcights and negroes will be barred here in the future. Thi. vas tho substance of .3n orier issued tad7H by Chairman B.en- nan of the board of public safety to the fight bromo,ars os tho city. The naw rule was aGep,e.i, il is said, on account of reports that an attempt would be made to havs inc fight between Jeffries and FitZSinu."". take place here.
 Under the now rule the bouts which had been arranged for Derby night. May 3, be,..e.1 S!,arl,ny and ChoEnslli and Euhlin and 1laher will have to be declared eff
 The board or safety aI<o.drciicd that uo r.;,iH-. voult b. allowed to taks. place until tha principals had been cN- amined by q physician and pronounced in hrst-cl"Ss physical condition. and no negro seconds ui-i hc allowed in the boxers corners.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
DANISH TREATY
 AT COPENHAGEN
Brought Up for the First Time
 Yesterday.

Copenhagen. March 13.-The treaty providing for th- sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States came up for the .ir9t time in open session in the folk-thins today. The premier and foreign mni-.-r. ltt. Deuntzer reply in@ To severn! speakers. said Denmark had acted ia ,he> best interests of the islanders in u-eotiatiaS 5ho treaty.
 Denmark, la fact. Was merely receir- ing cU-npens@t,aI Tor hcr obligati tions in connection v-it!: Inc islands. The Unit -ei States hat acted in the best faith and with fri-aG.iaess throughout tLe negotiations. Tn minister f.it assarci that the great republic coulG and would give taa islands better position in the world t'-au th-y had enjoyed be for.
 confdental reports received here from tla E...si@H west indies de~!u-c that there is intense excitement amons the negroes eff those islands over the sa;e, owing .a tI.ir belief that it ,ti.i mean unive-saI suffrage and office hoidins. There are fears of insuircu- tion anG serious trouble. according 10 these reports. if th- treaty is signed
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14

Boston. Mass. March 13.-Throu=., the united efforts ot the rerrasea-s- lives of ,hc g1=at mercantile bodies cr the city. secondeI iy th- cI:ies e,,scr- tive of the cfjy. in colr.ry'loe v5th tho recognized leaders Q. ,a-.-i;zeI labor. the great strike of froi-at handlers IE,! kindred trades represented in thr AIiipI Freight Transportation eaunciI was broken tonight Fully 2a.vDu men. Wlr have been idle Tor four days. Jill go to v.OrA in the morning.
 This resuI, N;,:: "].'.ireI at ;5 sslo.r- cnce this evenir" at th. oG5c- of Gov crnor Crane. Tho decision s,as at ols~, reported to th- Allied Fr-ieht Trans Bartation council ;t a special meeting tonight and Was UnaH!a.HU=ly in.,rr-a.l-
 The settlement va% the T-a"l, sf 2l expressed deteTiniuetirr ci f.-r--lf., Crane and JhoSe r-aT, =-f-ti1.- rne a.T- chants of Boston "a bring aIi inrsibl. pressure to bear upon tae V -u York. New Haven & Ha-t-..d ..sillos,G com pany to adopt the rules in force upon the Boston {, Maiae I.ilra.d. frrhiG- ding freight handlers G. unload t-au-- except at their 2un opt..I and -i-N
 All the o!a men for w.-ai. tl3..- can
 
 roads tomorrow. bu; owing TO IA-. sfi-.- denness with which t,. st.;s-- a1.!-- and the large number 4; a-n ms1 u-I, have been installed ,. is .i.z-.. ,h-t h. old employees will Hni uo vat--n.i-- ready for them tomorrow. f.yeutuaII- il is believed, they all r-I regain their old pJsitiors.
 The teanIsters and to-.a=n ,rau.., ,e-tt find an unprecedented demand for Jh .t services. and trafir of -li kinds, Whlca has been Virtually at a -taUos,iH for the past three or four days. will us r.- stunned tomorroN Wi.h t r,.sh.
 The Brine importation company. the loading and Uui.JIin-- of who's non-union teams .rs-lHiiet-d tha str;-le of New York New H-v,n & Hart lord freigE; handlers. does ro- ;upe.r to have figured iu tIi- settlement :t jh,- present controversy. and as far as that company iS concerned. tn. sentiment against it on the iarl ar tE, i"hnr unions is as bitter as ..y-r- Under hs- new arrangement. however. the union men will not b. re .uileI tn load si- u-- load that company. teams
 The day Was filled N-i,E conference between representative of jh= various labor unions and the city business in terests. in which Governor Crane. Mayor Collins Secretary .aslcg uf Jh- National Civic federation and the stat" board of arbitration took important parts Everyona was cJlly impressed with the gravity of t!-. situation and felt the absolute necessity of immediate settlement.
 As early as o'clock Secretary I-asI-y-. who arrived from New York on a night train. met a number of labor leaders at Young's hotel. where their side of the controversy was explained io him in detail.
 At F o'clock those in attendance pro cocded to the rooms of the board Gr :tr- bitration at the state house and met
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
CRIMINAL DOCTOR
 HELD 10 GRAND JURY
Che of the Most Prominent Physicians
 ii Washington.

WashinGton, March 13.-"harI-a E. HaGneI, Tor many years 2. WeN-kno,yh physician in th:s city. and a member of ore of the oldest families in this sec ton. was today held for the action of the grand jury as the result of an in quest over the body of a prematureiy born baby of Mrs. Peter Blair found yesterday alive and doubled up in a shoe box thrown into a garbage can in the rear of the Blair house
 At the inquest today g colored wo- man pointed to Dr. HaSner &s the man whom sine saw place the box in the can.
 The latter, admitting that he was the man. said he fully believed the child was dead at the time. The physician at the hcsuital where the chiid was carried after being found, testified that the baby was alive when received; and the negro woman testified that the child was crying when she found it.
 Tie c1rcner's jury in its verdict held that the child, which Was born aliva and lived several hours. died from hcnorrhaGe of the brain. which might have been caused during tha premature birth. and that Dr. Hagner. who at tended at the birth. was Suilty o1 in- e-icUsable neglect"
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
METHIjEH FREE
 AT KLERKSDORP
It Is Feared that He Was So Badly
 Hurt the Beers Sent Him Back.

London. March 1$.-War Secretary B,oderick announced in the house of CORRIDORS today that he understood that General Methuen. who was captured and severely wounded by General Dc Iarey, March 10. had been released and was expected 10 arrive at Klerksdorp. southwestern Tranyraal, today.
 Mir. Brodericis added that an ex- change Of Gcnoral MethEen for Com Inandant Kritsinger had been contem- plated.
 Timothy Healy, the Irish nationalist, oIniI nationalist cheers. invited the government to show equal magnanin- fly and release CoInmandaat Krits!i.- s-r Nj. HroGcrick said sGbsequcat- ly that the telegram received did not specifically sas- that General Metraen had re-n released, but from the tprt that hr was in the hands of the Hriti5h i.'c,i,4i oclv2r, i, Was presumed that tl.r general had been set free.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14

Washington. March l3.-Late this af- ternocn the work cf harnonizing the conflict over Cuban reciprocity had progressed so far that the committee Of colferees. or arbitratcrs, representing the i've sides of the controversy. as ssnhled to frame 2 comnromisa agree meat Tine conference iast-d about two hours and was not productive of final results. an adjournment being taken until D. m. tomorrow.
 Ali the plans 0f compromise thai 'rticll3rly that limiting the recimo- city period until December 1909. Be- yond the discussion Of tho several plao= To action was taken. When the cor ference closed it was stated that the discussion had been along sucn har monicus lines that an agreement seemed assured.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14

Washington, March 13.-The house today .ci3sod the general debate on the postottice appropriation bill and com pieted the consideration oi twelve of the twenty seven pages of the bill No amendments were adopted. The principal portion cf the general debate today was devoted to the discussion Of appropriations fer the several mail facilities.
 MT. Jenkins, of Wisconsin presented detailed statement of his reasons for the theory that Cuba is now under the sovereignty of the United States, which sovereignty, he contends. cannot be aiianated without an act oi congress Mir. Jenkins views attracted much at tantiCn.
 Representative Randen of Texas to- day introduced joint resolution ex- ndi2s recognition and sympathy u ;he people and governments Of the South African republic and Orange Fr-e state; appealins to the British government to cease hostilities. and re- Qucsting the president to tender the scod offices Of this government.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington. March 13.-Wycming- snow end colder Friday. cold wave oy Saturday morning in east portion; fair Saturday except probably snow in southeast portion; winds becoming north
 AriZona-Partly cloudy Friday: rain or snow in north portion. colder at night with cold wave in north portion: saturday fair. winds becoming north vest and b.isE to high
 New Mcxfco-Partiy cloudy Friday. colder at night: Saturday cloudy. prob ably snow in north portion: south winds. shifting 3a north
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
THE SHIPPING BILL.

Washington, March 12.-Aftar the passage of q considerable number of unohj~cted bills today the senate ra- suned the consideration of the ship subsidy measure. GIr. Berry, of Ar kansas. a member of the commerce committee, which reported the bil, made q vigorous argument in cppcsi- ton to il. Ha became involved in a colioquy with MT. Hanna. of ohio. who maintained that the ships acquired by MT. NorgGn from foreign countries could Tot participate in the subsidies !. p.ovided by the lending measure.
 Mr. Perkins of California. another enber Of the commerce committee, delivered q carefully prepared speech in support Of the bill maintaining that
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14

ness has been going on for six months" sa!d she, The mon would go out to the saloons and street corners and find men that had money. They would bring them to my house and | ana the rthe. women would give them beer with knnct.ul drops in il. Then the mon wouId -ith-r beat 'em up there and rob them OF take them out into the h"ho yard. don't know now many mon I've diug&ed; too many to remeni- Der. and %II of them were robbed.
 "I don't know what them folks that I've told the sheriff about will 60 to me"
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
THE MIAGLING
 0F MR. BRYAN
Win C0Hgessman al the Gap-
 itd Yesterday
The NeDrasa Statesman, Hunting for Political Issues, Takes Up the Election of Senators Ky a Popular Vote.

Washington. March 13-Wm. Jen- nin@s Bryan arrived in Washington to- day from New York en route to IEar- risburg. Pa. The fusion members Of the Nebraska delegation iu congress took braakfas with him and later he visited the capitol At the capitol Mir. Bryan appeartd in the corridor of the house of representatives. and was i'm ta-diaiCly surrounded by q large crowd 1r representatives who gave him a hearty welccmA.
 For somc tine he held an informal ,svCe, most Of the lemOcratic and quite q uGmbeI of 1le republican members htinr presented to him. The informal reception lasted some time and during i:s continuance Speaker Henderson came from his private office and Ean- tss,utative Litleneld, of Maine. tenn TurdritIy Vacatel the chair of the house in the commits. CT the whole. in crt:rr tu join in the g'ecting. When Rspre- sentative Gros' c2cr, of Ohio. shook hands with the \ -brasha man. there Was an aXchanGa ot good naturrd bad image on presidential candidates.
 It -rresentativs Swanson. Of Vire nia raised a laugh, when referring ;o the republican controversy on the Cuban reciprocity. he sid Mir. Grosvenor had been infused W th a9 per cent of dnin- ocr2"y-" Mir. Ryan took lunch at ti!c house r-jn".
 Later in the day Bryan paid visit Io the senate wing. He was there entertained in u.e marble reception room and met most of the democrati and nl&I.v of the republican senators His conferences with them generally were brief and as rule were devcted simply to an exchange of social greet inss. AIr. Bryan said his visit to th- calntol was without political sfSniH- caToo- Mir. Bryan left the city a5 . o'clock tnis afternoon for Culpeppe.. I;.. Wiic,.. he made an address tonight iie will return to Washington lonor rev.
 Tnr rost tomorrow ,.iI say the lu:t;- ter discuss by Brvar with th" uaH:o,rt,ic senators .yas the resolution l1orosin1 a constitutional amendment for the election af the senators hy lf-. dire, Vte Cf the people He urG [ shc d-mocra,ic senator's to use tll.:c hest end lvo.s tp force an early v,.t. on the resolution by the co,am.t.oe which ':at. has it in charge. and that c:: iss.:r L- made of it.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
LUCANIA-s WIRELESS TALKS.

New York, March 13.-AIr Hepworth. the Marconi operator on board the Cunard liner I-Jcania. which arrived here this morning, d;d considerab bIe wireless; talking during the run over This is the first appearance here of the Lucania since Mir Hepworth had his lnid-ocean talk with the Ilronprinz. when tho Campania operator tried for two hours and a half to break into the conversation. MT. Hepworth laughed heartily when asked about the incl dent.
 Yes" he said the story is correct. had q long talk with the Kronprinz. The 'ap9plnia was tailinS along beiIip.i the German ship and Was keeping within our zone au the time switched to the tuning machine. wtue1 gave me a private chat with the kronprinZ, and l knew that the Cam rania oould no; take our talk
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
AT kLERESDORP.

I.0nCo.i. March 13.-The following dispatch. date;' Pretoria. March 13. has , en received from Lord Kitcne..-l: ''Geleral Mcthuan Was brought 10 Eiefi<=do1p today. Everything possi- blv is Le1ns don for him."
 Tn disnatch has excited alarm. Y h:,3 got been surmised that the I3ocr., WcutI raIa2s" q prisoner of % much importance. and il is feared that his WcUrds are uf such q character that theN ooGld not ba given the urgent au- |. Gtiou demanded.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
MATTE BENEFIT
 KEEPS TALKING
And duplicating Her Partners in the
 Beaun 3nt Enterprise.

E. a.-Ht T.zas. Starch l3.-John M isa . .,hij- man. implicated by the ..l'...-- tiar uy N"tii. Bennett. the negr" I.a,i.s "- a -aa- cf robbers and mur- t.ra"- that has ben operating here. s.se lHa@ht ja Beaumont today, hay 'sl- .a. arrested at fIoustc2 an the <tr.selH "f th- WoIuau's confession. Welsh denies ra;1rlicit,- iu tine mur- fi- U.. .u tr.a muulGrr crn- I'i-...! iu .auu3r2. where B-niamir i,ar<,4. oa" .: the murdered men, uas working.
 Ia jail t.ia. the Bennett woman talked freely ta a reporter. Sine con- fessed everything eEcep, direct murder, and went fully into the details of the plan pursued by the gang. 'The busi-
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
PROPOSE T0 SET JEFF
 PART OF ARIzOaA
Bill to Give to Utah that Portion
 North of Colorado.

Washington, March 13.-(specialD- Representative Sutherland of Utah in trodUced a Dill providing that that DOT ticn If Arizona lying north of the Colorado river be annexed tu the state Of Utah, provided that the state shall within one year after the approval Cf the act by legislative enactment ac- ccpt the said land as q part of-the state and establish Or extend county govern ment over the sam.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
TEXAS CATTLE. sIi.ErINci.

Fort Woril Tex. March l3-The ;wenty-stTfa annual session e the Texss Catt!y i..;fsel.,' association was coaciuGed today. The greater part of t.:;- trading done Acr, for cattle aD5ve the quaranti.i. La.s which brought good prices Vaa ia vc-Eeal--olds which sold .r =3-.-2 tn $24 rcr' head. Tin indications ar- that there 0in be sent to the Indian Territory and Oklahoma for grazing il the neishborhood of l35,- COG head of cattle
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
CHIN ANn rEoNIsIONs.

There Was variety of experience 'u the grain pits to-day. Weakness Nil%"- actriizcd the opening. Good Strensih developed laicr, especially 'n coarse srain. but in the end the usual spring time decline seemed in orar: ami May wheat closed 7sUlc lower. li"E corn 1aG, 5>c lower and AIa= oats i>c higher Provisions. after opening "lroas. closed a shade to 5c lower.
 May wheat opened at '6' to '""s F. depressed to 1"'-c and closed at ''i2
 May corn early sold up ,o eeaa, slid off tj Gi and closed at that figure:
 May oats opened at 45#sc and closed at i5I.c.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
METALS.

New York, March 13.-Thc metal mar..e, was all dull. Copper was 3,c lower for lake, which closed at l21s4 l2asc, el-ctrolytic is quoted at 12m l2%sc and casting 13Mf9lsc. London closed =. GJ lower at t5i. 2s. 5d for spot and t54 for futures.
 Lead was quiet and steady at t's"- London vas unchanged at tI1 Ss, 'i.
 Srelt-r was unchanged nere and at London. Here <. .22l. to %i.21i2 N.8s utlDtpl
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
COAL STRIKE.
the Wyoming Valley May E..
 AVerted.

Wilkecsba1re. Pa. March 13.-Nearc- all coal companies in the Wyomi9g valley posted notices at their collieries tliis e1 eniug. that after April the rro@ett s,aie of wages for mines N ould continue for another year.
 The general opinion seems to be ths: [ the nIerato.s will have to make fur .hor cor',>sions if they wish t0 avoid truu)ia with the miners. IL is admit tat. however. that President Mitchell is' in cuntral U! the situation.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
PRINTELY REQUESTS
By James Dick, the Scotch Rubber
 King.

London, March 13.-James Dick, the 9o-called rubber king" who died at Glasgow March :. bequeathed f190.OGo far distribution among his employees and the bulk of his fortune goes to ~haritirs- lis cashier gets tJ.000, his cool, E2,0t0 and other domestic servants are to receive in the aggregate thou sands of pounds. The clerks get from -309 to t5G0 each.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
VISIT

our salesroom and sec the pret- jest display Of ostrich feathers 70 be seen in the United States
 Ostrich pluIncs, tips, bOls, collars, fans, pompons. hair nov cities and, il fact, everything made out of ostrich feathers.
 Admissions cents. Open daily, including Sundays.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
FORBES BAD HAND.

Chicago. March l2.-The best that Harry Forises. the bantam weight champion. could do with Kid Goodman of Boston tonight at the Pyramid club was to gain decision after six rounds of clever fighting. Forbes was handi- capped by bad right hand.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
FOUGHT \ DRAW.
Hut Waico,. Earned Nomy of inc Cate
 Receipts

Baltimore. Md. March ta.--Jue Wal cott and N"u~ Peter Jackson fought t".l rounds .o ;. G'a,t here tonight be- fore lhe Eur f-l.t Athletic club. II @as one of the Heroes, battles eyer seen here and a."n .'.snus were present. Under the ,a=Iitions of the match. Walcutj Was tt iuj J"ei.s,n out or get ro part "f il. 2Htr money. They went at il han".r and toues at the start and l5-uI il .n ta ,h" finish. both mar being rather afa.,sE ;:t times. but fir- iShin% stron-
 II might have been anyboiy's fight at any stag. and though the syn.- patnies of hr crowd were with Jack son, local man, they Were well .s1ii@- fed with tn decision. Jackson showed marked imrrovainta, over his form in November last, vixen Walcott made d chopriug block of him. but could no; p'j- him cut
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
cArrt.E IND sHEEp.

Chicago. March .-Cattle-He>eipts, TOGO. including ..750 Texans. heavy steers slow others steady to strong Good to prime steers. $650Gl $6.G5; poor to medium. $l.25nS6.3O; stockers and feeders. .$2. 5O0$5.25; cows, $1.4oG$5.50: heifers. $2.25dS5.6G; canners. $l.4O4
Arizona republican., 1902-03-14
TURKISH EARTHQUAKE.

Constantinopie, March 13.-The town of Tchengari, in the province of Kasta- mCnni, Asia Minor, was totally de strcyed by an earthquake on March g. Four persons were killed and a hundred injured.