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Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

CuXhaven, March 1S.-The return of Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia to German soil Was safely accomplished this afternoon amid all the po:np and circumstance with which the princes imperial brother has seen it to mark tine successful ending Of Prince Henry $ American mission.
 The same good fortune of freedom from urtoward incidents which charac- terized the princes Transatlantic journey continued until the end, and the landing occurred during . period of brilliant sunshine after an overcast day. The Hamburg American line steamer Deutschland, from Cherbourg. having on board the prince and his suite, vas drsu sighted at 5:$0 this af- ternoon. The German bat,Ieship Kaiser Wilhelm II. steamed down the roaGsteaG to meet the Deutschland and returned escorting the big liner. The Deutschland tied up to d new stone quay and was the first ship to Gocl. there.
 Emperor William stood upon the quay. surrounded by high naval and
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

nunici'.al officials. Thousands Of spec tators ci3ec1el wildly as Prince Henry walked down the sangway from the steamer. Emperor William kissed his brother upon both cheeks and shook hands with members of his suite. say ils a few cheerful sentences to each. h the meantime the guns of the squad ron saIuted.
 SiGe by side, his majesty and Prince Henry then passed down in front of the marine guard, which stood at salute. After this the marine guard passed in review. while the band of the imperial yacht Hohenzol!ern played the nssion2l anthem.
 After an inspection of the guard of honor and veterans the emperor and his party. Prince Henry and his staff. and Co:ul7andeI Beehler, boarded q tender ana. amid fresh salutes, music ana cheering. proceeded to the bat tleshin E9iser Wilhelm II. Upon their arriVal there the crey, of that vessel manned their ship to receive the royal pcisolasls. 1'ce Kaiser Wilhelm IT. weighed anchor ct ID and started to- ward i<fal through ,he canal.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
MARSHAL M'C0RD
 $ G0NfiRME:D
No Opposition t8 Nomination
 Was Developed
Republicans Solid and Democrats Apathetic - ! Ecve fer aD h. dian School at Geronimo This Territory.

Washington March 1S.-(SpaciaD-- The senate at late session this afta:- nc-1 ccllirreI the nomination e 1lyren F. McCcrd tG l. United S,ates marshal fo.. Arizona and at the same time the nomination e Major James {i. McClintc"k to b. pastmast.r at phco- nix was confirmed.
 f Tn senate committee on judiciary at meeting ycstc r,laE unanimously agreed ca favc.abIe report on the romiaat;on of coIaaI AlcCs.d The report Vas acted upon aL ,hc e1rlies, possible moment today. No opposition |. th. confirmation Was developed in th- session. Many Of the members. mostly d-nlncratic had been impor- t;ll-.d by th" cIcmiss p; Alc''a..sl in Ari- 2oua to throw every obstacle in th. way nr his eoliirnatior. Their l..- quest Wa net backed by any danae- in~ charges and th- dcmCcrats did nc: feel called upon to interfere in mat te' whic.i they believed did not con- cyI:3 them.
 ccl=aaI Mcccrl will start to Phoenix within day C. two.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
TIE CRE}9 SAVED
 AT LAST MOMENT
Had Been Without Food and Water
 25- Four 1ay5.

Uilu.retaa x C.. Alargh 1S.-Tha v.itei Sta,ss reveau- cutter Aleon- ouin s,atisn.I at his pert arrived a, No5t ehead C;ty ts8isht with Captain Csr.s.y and crew or nty-sevea men rescued from the .-..aoieh steam-h;e la or BAh. @. The l.l sailed from Fer na8a.2a. Fla. MaIoh 5. fo' Nov Yor;5. vith a ralsa oc ro>in and rhazphates. When aI Car, Lookout shoals ca March T., aa a,2o a. n.. she went aglound. and hisa sess and a hri~., cautaeaSt to na"thsu=t wine prevented th, life saving crev from soins to her assistance.
 rt> stean,s- lrs!>- il ;wa this morn ing and is :: tc-ai lose with her carso. ay ,ha efforts of thr iii, sewing crew and the rev-Hua cutter tha crew of th 2 r, wore at t-is |as, moment taken eff tha briasr q ihe vessel afte. haviu@ :.-s-, ',i-h, <. reo,. a.,i .,stst 4ince Sa; urdaE.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
ANTHRACITE MYERS
 AT SHAM0KIH
Convention Whose Result Is Awaited With Interest.

ShamoHin. Pa. March lS.-Thc mcst important convention of hard coal min CTS since that which resulted in the memorable strike of 19G0 began here -cday and is likely to remain in session lrtn Saturday. Three anthracite coal 7ieIicts. known technically as districts !. : and 9, Of tho United Mine Workers f America. are represented b- over eco 7efess les. B majority cf whom have presented their credentials. The re- n2inder aGe expected tomorrow.
 TLer failure Of the opera tors to meet he oac5alf of the miners union was the principal topic Of discussion among the delegate prior to tho convention. Man of them are insistent in their demand for recognition of the union. but the impression prevails that if other concessions arc made by the op- orators the matter Of recognition will be permitted to rest for the present.
 The convention merely organized to- day end proceedings were simply pre- liminaly to more important worl, to follow.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

Washington. March l>-11sr ,ns-. hours today th- senate i.E t.ud .- ,,.- sidoratiaa ;i.e bi.i ri.-frla.5 l- t protection Of th- uuaaio,st ,- ta. United States. and ia.. au:-i-l7l.- lt i.- United States counts af Ji.-- s ,f. ,.--.- init assaults cn him. lir. sae.1 u. Georgia opposed the biH. and lE.~-. Hoar cf Massachusetts arG Maeau or Illinois supported t.
 Mir. Bacol's argument l.-..,. Ii ta. lines Of his speech delivered ten days ago. lIr. Holr's sre=cl v--,s l..r-.-s legal and constitutional. H. main tained the right cf the veruu..-., .a protect itself against assaults upon it. sovereignty through the D lianr- Mir. Mason made an attack upon alaG- chy and its rnetho Is. and i1ei5 1t5.Iv sharply criticised the amanGmert ,a the bill offered by Mr. Bacon. IE- c.- nounced it as o1enina She de-r ta g special pleading for the ben ii, aG ae- sassins Of the president.
 This drew Mir. Eaeaa'- fine '. considered NJ" 1iaso1's criticism us a Terac nal reflection ol hiH~-j, ;a6 H-- sented t with heat. Au ---,I5Ia- -a. D.. the iiiinois senate clear. tst, . .l--- Ihere- Earlie: in the ,i1.- g Hv v d. bate was prccipitated hy 1.e ..t-s cf MT RewIins cf Utah to H.&- printed as a document scma of the philiupins correspondence I-V5HtualIy t,- mn ter was ordered printe! a. requested
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
CUBAN RECIPROCITY
 WIHS IA G0aFE61a05
By Decisive Vote the Twenty Per Cent Reduction Elan $ GdortaJ

WashinStoa, 1i@Ich l>--&3-e .,-- CubeH reciprocity scored g e e;si. victory tonight at 2 Conference If ta republican members cf th- house ,. pres2-tstives- tL- .-li.1 r Chairman Payne er ths ways ar. means co.nUiJtee fo- 9 -o per o-at r ductic1 If duty. with tH- -i1. . amendment. limiting l.. duration e. the re iuced ratss to December i. la.'. hc:ng adcrted by q vote cr .l yea l 21 nays. rnis result y..a leacu-i .. 1i:S0 o'vlcck- after d pr1,rast-l lsbl. followed by q series of z-cidn@ r3,i calls
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
REBELS DAY
 FOR vICT0RIE 5
Government Troops in Both Panama
 and Venezuela Worsted.

Port Of Spain. Island of Trinidad March 1S.-A force Of Venezuelan in surgents- supported by the revolution- a.y steamer Bolivar, captured the town Of Juan Griego. on the island ol A1argafita, yesterday morning and af- t-r"ards moved on to the tcwn CT ->euncio1, tha capital cf the island. T22e Venezuelan government troops were defected and there was every fn- Cication that tho insurgents wouIj .cc.l bo masters Of th2 whc.e island
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
RORTKERH ROADS
 STILL TIED UP
C0njeotures Regarding Loss by the
 Storm of Life and Property.

St. Paul. March 1&.-Neither of the transcontinental lines have yet sue ceedod in clearing the roads Of the great heaps c. snow unIe~ which the tracks were buried by las. weeks bliZ2ards. Advices received at Nor thern Pacific offices in this city at II o'clock tonight were to the effect that thn snow blows working east and west from Bismarck and Jamestown we"e in sight of each other and that it nov seemed possible for the trains to be running again tonight.
 The Great Northern officials also say that ta5y hope to have their train, running again befort morning. but tne%- make no positive promise t. that effac1. The Soo-iacific read. which also is q sufferer from Iiie effects os the storm. is G2 2ki1g great efforts t0 reopen traf- lic. but has Cniy partially succeeded. N reports have been received uf the situation upcn the Canadian Pacific liHc which is blocked for several hun dred miles.
 The loss of life and property caused by the storm is still largely matter
 f conjecture. But five authenticated eases cf the less of human life have so far hcal reported. There are runors that there have been lives lost among tn" new settlers. but these lack con- hlmado-
 The percentage cf loss 60 live stock urcn the ranges is far from being a-- curateiy known. Estimates range iron two to sixty Ger cent and it will De cone days before anything ike ac- curot2 fisUr~e c1n bs obtained.
 lt is estimated that the loss to trans co-tiae-tal railroads will amount t0 vs.'y nearly q half million dollars.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
TEXAS CATTLE BUSINESS
Return of Dr flor Oil From the sani.
 targ Meeting at Fort Worth.

Dr. Norton. territorial veterinarian. retprned yesterday morning from Fort Worth Tex, where he went tJ attend meeting of aanitary officials of the western states and territories. He got there just before the adjournment of the annual session of the Texas cattle r3isers' convention. He attended the great stock sale which followed it and 1t which cattle sold at prices ranging rom $il3 to $S.G. One or the principal points at issue in this convention was the quarantine line which runs through t1e state. ' N-as established by the legislature. but is made co-incident with the national line. Il is in the power of the legislature to wipe it out but iii that case tie nationa! line would be so changed as to exclude the whole ztatv. That is what the cattle raisere now below the line want. that is, since they must be below the line they want the whole state to be below 1t, and tnoE will probably be strong enough to bring 1t about.
 1n the course of his journey Dr. Nor ,an passed the scene of the late south eIn Pacific wreck, near ltaxon. All Gidt WAS left of ii then was the torn @}d twisted engine. No. 26l, which is the one that pulled the presidential train across the state last summer, when President Mckinley was making his Wos stWard tour.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
FOOD CURE. The True Way to Get Well.

The tales til ef how food will maEc people Ws.l are nearly always interest - ing. \ Ec-.a- lady in Cleveland. O.. says: 'I h-I &1 attaci, of nervous rrcstlaji.a "'sJ iIaHy had to Sive H. and e1 to h~.. Dii not know what was tG- matter V gh G-s. AIy physician told me that ".-. .ld ,ak- a trip. and a fla write ..t,iji.. 1hu was :: that time g visitor at Iu. H. so, urged me tu To- t-.n -.i,h A... The doctor said I might eat out of E.. ia a i." days. and su. d. thouGit i Htas S.iH V-gl weak. 1 made tE" journey. which was t, short CIe. f" ClevcianI
 TAcrs I gave out a~aia and heI neu- rai',ia badly iH addition to my other 0orvaus troubles. While in this ccndi- tiju I was urged to change my fool and try Erars-c-uis. had trieI CiraTo-NUte at lcr,a but did net like th .l h-cau-. 'iI rot u.- them right hovirr put ,rj VT t"r on them. but un- Ter thG advice cf ? friend 1 started in on Graj -E.--- and cream or very rich milk. That -@s 9 different story and ' enjoyed ta .o.I greatly.
 In a Few aaya began t. get strong and itst II. f"~ir. t5 Iia G"4n | for Eot l3 ;eI 5..s. that he.I been suffering a;so from iEsps sin. This eradu3ilv let when | ael Grape Nuts Food for hr2ahfast and sunra-.
 Shortly alter. gan t3 put on fesl aHd went na from 115 rounds to 13a1. 1 @9oI' s!-- "a,i--. NI.n returned h~H-a I'll rs. friends remarked cn ms improved aTae@GAace. and the vi2o1 aHa strenslh n l had rorafrel paid mo well for EY food experiment.
 In aiditir1 tc strength e hciy ,: nrticed d remarkable improvement ir my mental strength. Ii was g pleas Ire to me |. read aoI think and graat big worries hat would have put me to bed in my former condition slipped off as easily Without expressing ne at all. Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

a..e..i5; .y f.il..vir- this vote cn aa'1 issue tha >o:ifyrenc, aG- aI. th- ia-ig Irndil=- co..;rr-
 ,, Cuban reciprocity vas de-
 far as th" publican ,..:-
 v;,- C.. c,...-ei. a!thaa@h ij still "n..iaS to h- de-lt with by ta- i'aE:a r5ra-ution SIS adou,ed t.- -i, tot -aae:@I form c- ta-
 sHei-c- i.inc fE- ut-si1-rt L. n5-a- ,i.- c-'uu-er,iai agreement with .'+#- P rceiIl ccai a1s. -,tuiv;,Ien, cc,l-
 aE which l-sJee CT duty sa-.I
 -cet ar least -o l51, cent ,I va i en all orti,l.s imported lr..r
 iH,o ths tn;tsl Statas. IL also '= that he Cnit-i States iE1n.- .,l -.r.5If az fusion laws shall he ei,- @c Icy tn government cf Cuba as ,i mary to recilro, o,ity. Tn Sf,- '-z ;-.'-..5nc.t which is adopted a- tar Fayna resolution recites .t i-7 lo"ssoi-i@ -o pr cent reGUetian ",l limited in it's duration and a.- f-,t l. tnr first day os December. 1ea3.''
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, March 1S-New Mex ico-Claudy Wednesday: Thursday colder with fair in acuth and rain ol snow in north portion: south winds, becoming variable.
 Wyoning-Cloudy Wednesday,, rain end colder in west portion and at night CT Thursday in east portion: fair Thursday in west portion. variable winds.
 Arizona-Cloudy and coide.- Wednes- day. with rain CT snow in north and rain in south portion; Thursday, fair; variable winds.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
PICTURESQUE FIRE
 AT H08JKEH, 8. ,.
Resulted ii the Lanling of Chinese in
 Spite of the Geary law.

York Earoh ,-A sw'f. and
 su. G-, tanisi.l destroyed the i..- "t thr phoesix Steamship line an
 .a.,,.- x 5.- t...r :roli .,i:h t'- 0. ""-.pn a.a hay; burned 'H.nii. H5s v-- th- British t"a. -' d nui.: coa amed several "uG ;Helr c....o-e: da-5a.- .d
 '"uSiu". E. t1o Edtrr a.H -ia- :.sl for . tiia- ta-e...-
 f-r iis'sfts .E ia. i{.li-ni- c..I lia. and ta. ii--r Car,lt,.Il . ias .-,eor=ia.; if es,ia.t ,o-
 win anur,Xiit-.- $l.teo.aro.
 any Iiv-5 ar" lost it iS ai.r- s. .ay. While th. ,aaa gratiol C, i,5 a-islt and at.-r it haI been
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 u-io Iiie sla- several men per-
 ;, was joi-r. 3.y :-rtain at uaiI- ta.t Chief l.r;.iu r scott -r the queen was burr"a ta death on A.r and that g. sailo- named Hanson " - ins sam. fa,-. One of the .a osrau-I ar.s Hs sus, soy ar5I
 ep iu.r Iar water '. hel ire
 became c..e-anai ia fire. a.G
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 ti.. a-d fl they .-.-ued is E.sa :t cIieT. Never. ..-i--s, :-"n:. # t t...sis1 Ca--l'.. "Gi..,s said tonight .Hs ve.- or.ta sUi that ali were stEt i,a4ile.r Scott. vho taay si. =:lt was uie.i--. IL ii GJt
 that som, l"as hsreman aud le= t.f,o sva.la-@ about ,h> .st may @tI hsv" tn b. ;i,c.uu,eI ii;a.aT Ii.e l.-- ,,st., a wooden
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 a shed !" this '. 1e many bales .' .. a.d ,ottar. eai.l burned yith -tu-o-, r-Iiailr flo" the fire .-.-i j. aat Known. Ni,l 5:t the '"".+- wetaiua t., .,..2da hursr o3t. .--lE iic!.iEa up the pier nd the cot ton ulaa it, and driving th4 stevad5res sr., sailors to the street, for tn, yes eei Mas being unloaded, having arrived here on Friiay from Antwerp cotton laden. The fire nared up from the
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

steamer with @s great suGdenness as from t.t Iier. and since the vessel was made fast to the pier and could not He backed ont. tuc lighters end other V"; of;it, rich h.. aiou-si,a or he.. Saitio If them EaiGin" n T iuIa.nlnahla =t,tf .+ .!i ,i:a. .ui.i.l- .cIGa: Gr-. ;"H, ri;r stir "ial h.aa has blown .ll @.s E"Ve iHpetus ta tl, fire. whae, aiarc "y :de1.l Nc. H ri,.r for a lnn@ Hi=isu,". fi" ,J;tia u..s Huan the h.iti-h Queen n"r. in. frs part of her rnH~mu-'l. nut presently nor hun was "iiHic"-
 F.a'n t". la"-a.e linc ui th. Gtnir. su:,ot rsli.ts {" t..- pier if tl- Ear nrr line. aaI ;h.u to t}.- s,-amo.- t.satahUIn. Hir ",.iNrd from Hong i\cn;s. China. WitH a cargo Of tea. Anor. the ereN of ta. steamer Heath- burn were thirty-tWo Caiuamen. When the flames began to run over the ves- sel they ali scrambled to the pier for safety and began 10 make their way to the streets If Ho3o&e.. There was a large force ct customs officials on hand guarding tha property. Az soon as these officials saw the frightened Chinamen they became alarmed that the aliens would make an illegal entry iHtJ thc country sa @'iJh drawn pis- rals they or5cred the Chinese to halt. The comma#1,d was needed and then, eulroonled by @aarei-. the foreigners Vrsr malc..1 to a pier some distance away aad there laot"j ur. under sur V-i.au,e far h. ujGI.t
 Tilr latest infor'ai9n i+ 5h:t no !iva@ @er" t.St. though it Is asserted t.d, thc ehi-r engineer oa board th" British Queen is -till uuac-ount"d for.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
SANTA HE PACIFIC WRECK.

Santa r.. N 2G j dispatch received here from Peach Springs, Ariz. this aiterroon states that yesterday after noon two freiEht trains collided on the Santa F'e Pacific railroad iii q cut west Of that place and five of the crew were seriously injured. The injured were taken to Needles. Cal, for treatment Wreol"se was piled up high and traffic Was delayed fcr ten hours.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
GRAINS AED PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March I>-Baa wheat orcp news was the lcadias factor in the re- ccve,y cs strength in inc wheat pi, after yesterday's weakness. Warm weather influenced lower prices in aii grains at the opening. but wheat lent strength end at tho close May wheat was 2s@f-c higher: May corn was # shade under. and May cats "so down. Provisions closed uncn%ng-,i tG 2;3c higne,'.
 May wheat opened 74'4f.74asc, caaea ta .l"sc, reacted tu I5'se. and c!cssI al 15c.
 May ,ora opened at Glaa@Gi3ac. soId ta G2ttc. :.:41 closed at G13,c.
 May oats opened ..t 4l#4c. sold low as 437,.. and closed at t4aso.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
1 PANAaiA BATTLE

Washington. March Secretary Long has received the following cable gram from C2:1:mGnder Rodgers cf the eunbca5 Marietta. dated Colon. today: The liberal army has gained 8 victory. Ire rebels have possession cf the country west of Panama Fighting is expected ca tha isthmus.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
EMEEZZLEIt AERE=TE.l.

New IoIk. March 1S-1IJ-- C. --.,-... formerly member of ,ac a-.E firm of R2thborre. 2iaser c- It4,u9-si5 was arrested today al 1-Eaane. .-. 5- charged with embazzlin@ tt said to amount to $1j9DJ3. m. .-i.t- is made by C. L. F;..tl...- - -sa. successors to the firm 0: -.--- .-- was formerly memhar.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
. ATTLE MD STEEP.

Cljcag, March e'att!e-roceipts a5oa head, including &5o Texans; mar het etnaay. Good to prime steers, ncmiraI $6.75u700: ro.r to medium. G4-51f5.fe: stocl,cJs and feeders, $2.50l5 5.4s: cows. $l.25f,5.50; heifers, S2.50c. 5.I5: canaers $i.25H2.30: bulls. s2g0m pee: calves $3.00m6.5o: Texas fed steers. $4.75@G.G0.
 Sheep-receipts, 1S,OOO head; sheep
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
CECIL RHODES
 GROWS WEAKER

iapetown. March 1S.-CeciI Rhodes ia We2ker tonight. Rhodes received the following cable message from Queen Alexandra:
 T am sorry to hear of your trying illness and pray God 10 restore you to health
 Cecil Rhodes has also received a mes saSa of sympathy from King Edward
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
VISIT

our saIesroom and see the rset- jest display Of ostrich feathers to be seen in the Unir4j ftrt.=
 Ostrich plumes, t.us. boas. collars. fans. pOmpons. hair ua7-- cities and. in fact, everything made out of ostrich reIrners
 Admission-25 cents. Open daily, including Sundays.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
WOOL. AND HIDES. New Hcrk. March 1S.-Hides and ..r.l st.;dv
BOSTON WOOL.

Boston, March lS.-Eusiuess in the wool market here, as well as in other il-.a~hos. has been practically suspend- el dUl1aa the past week. owing to inc general sympathetic strike among the lonsshoremen. team handlers and teansters The market. however. is firm The choice for territory holds steady, choice lots fine wool selling on g secured basis of 4SM5Gc, with fine medium quoted at 44Gt45c. Medium ter rito"y grades selling at 3SM4Gc. secured, with occasional fancy lots going higher The market fo" fleece Wcols is quiet, but prices renal. steady.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
.A R0UnDIHG UP
 0F SLAVE DEALERS

AIozarbicue. Portus.cse ;1ast Africa. Ai2rch lS.-The Portuguese troops have captured 1t2 slave dealers and killed fifty cthcrs at Pernba Bay recently. when Tiae government forces attacked twelve stronEholIs of slave dealers and liberated zoo slaves.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
COSTLY BURGLARY.

Marissa. H.. March 1S.-S5sfe crack CTS blew open the safe in the Commer- cial hotel it midnight tonight causing . ccnflasraticn which did damage to the aXtelt Of $150,0 Il is said that $6..0o was tal>al from the safe
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
RIVERS AND HAniioEs BILL

.as l:rst.-.. a;-Ich fs-Tha general H-...- .cl the 'itel@' @al harb.es ap- Fi -'atio9 EiH i1 the r1az. 1tus ...- ii" '"..d. hT 1I'- 1le.1or-i of Iowa. " "3r made his annual ol<iaught au taa "' are faatrl.I- 1J his usual GUS i-. -r ' hHra fa-.-d several things r .Af Hiii r. comm na @ithaugh same ht oIiNcisu,s Were quite severe. '..'r Speakers today were Mee~:.- .,- Te-1sr. ar4 Lawrence cr Mas
 lt-- a-t -Hs-..=s e. 14.e com ana lr. .*hit- of Kantu, !z..
 %'@ .'lie.ia-aa and 2urnett ot
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 eaate cn tila bill snould cloee to- s.i ,ioc4-.
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Arizona republican., 1902-03-19

steady; lambs steady to strong. Good to choice wethers, $4.75G5.5O: fair to choice mixed $4.25G5.00: western sheep. $i15@5.o0: native lambs. $4Q0M6.75: western lanbs. $5.25M6.75
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
COWBOY WON.

New York March 1S.-In the cham p;onship pool tournament this after noon. Newton. thc cowboy of Wyoming. defeated Patrick Walsh cf New York. 125 to iS.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
EAUN1AN BENOMINATED.

Washington. March i@.-The nogaina- ticn of John II. Bauman lo be receiver or public moneys at Tucson, Ariz. was sent tp the senate today.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-19
BIL.LACAINST
 NOV BEFORE THE SENATE:
Mi. BaCOn'S Amendment Arraignot by
 Senator E51asQ1

In Such Manner That Row Is Preciptated - The De- bate the Rivers and Earbor Bill Will Close n the House This Afternoon Republican Members of the House Adopted by ar Overwhelming Vote the Ways and Means Committees Plan for tue Relief of Cuba.