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Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
BURIED TO DEATH
Terrible Fate cf Mrs Tom Childs
 Near Gila Bend.

The wife Of Tom Childs. 2 wen known cattl> man and miner living in the vicinity Of Gila Bend was burned to death Monday afternoon. the ranch house totally destroyed, and their in f2nt cn-ld saved only by th7 timely presence of a properly disposed Indian " io acted with all the heroism and judgment cf paleface under such ex- "i.iaG circumstances.
 Mrs Childs syas ,aaDaiinr fa. the f@nily dinner and in lighting the fir it ia supposed she used a sup Ge ker3- seHc which isni.ed sooner than was c-.- r-,t,l ,. e,jjir@ fire ta her siothing ami burn.ns her fatally bcfc"a the Indian who charcrG ,n h. passing had noted her pr. .i.amJ"t. ~ne ra- cut If the house "t 1ac, and shortly Iapsad into uos an@cl.sssaa-s. The indian rushed ito th- burning house and rescuin" the oabe laid il ou ;he gIouad D. side it. dying mother.
 B% th.S time he fire Was loo far ad- Taaced fer the Indian to make any sue c-S+iuI effort toward extir@uisning it. so h. hastily mounted a horse and rode tu Gi!a Bend WEero Nh. Childa chaucad to te. H. cured a physician and wei, home as quickly as posai3la onlv t. ind his aife sJil in death and at tended anly hy ;he motnellass ba5r. II Was a most pitiful scene and one of
 9ich there can b. n3 adequate de .'riVtici.. Th' distracted husband and father sGneri1' -nded the removal af ae remains to 1ua Send where the .uua~.tl will l.. u2Id today.
 I..a 'hiliT i- well known ia PhoaniS. having spent hi7 n1yhcod here and fa- gears he has lived in the Vicinity of l:i1 Bend. iit many hiaa5r r. both
 i.."a wit -.m1Hihize with hin. C n,lv .n lis =;id,ien aud terrible 1itiicti.n.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
JUAN LOPEZ III JAIL
En Indian Cattle Thief Who Eobs His
 TribesElen.

Co.atabie Kyle arrived here yestar- day afternon from near 1Iariccpa. having in custols Juan I-1pez.a Paps@7 Indian. who is charged wi,h having stolen and Killed two head cr cattt= from Pablo. another Pan1go Indian. The officer had little trouble yyflh lis prisoner who made one or two at tanlptS tG jump cut Of tn wagon and take to his heels. This p-culiarity of his disposition was overcome ny the officer win used good arguments and <. pair cf hanGcuTs in explaining his views. Lopez has bad reputation and ii is surmised that the branding noa has little 10 dc with his opera ticua cn the ran2e particularly when meat IS scarce.
 Arrived in Jua,ice Cray's court Lo.,e4 an,aaace5 that h. was ready to plead guilty and nay f,le -ihe 5ustic. though refused t2 accept the plea oi guilty as it vas d felony charge. H. therefore alisi"2o1 him and set his case for triai a. i0 o'clock this mora ing The court will probably reduce the cha.Er to a mfsdel.-sror. however. and if convicted giv- him d jail sen teace. The object of that is l. save the poor tax payer. for th- crime was committed long ago and though h is known to h. guilty il may net Le sus- cspuhla cf proof. Should Ae b. held to await the action of the grand jury it
 would probably cost the county $leoi before the trial Was ever. and then he
 might not ba coHvicted. tf uisd now there is 2 better chance fc:. c.-lvic-fol and some d9grca of punishment at com palatiVelE- small eXpenso.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
WESTERN C,ATTLEMEN.

Rapid City. S. b. Apr;i S.-1'he an nual meeting ct the Western Cattle mems @sgOciation began here today. There ale l,t53 delegates in the city. !, i}r,-eHt.@,s ScGth Dakota. Nebraska. lr0a. Nyuuirs and Colorado. Tn folc9oou was de>otet 10 the reception nf visitors ard hUSin=s-a sessions ne- g9H this afIoHooI
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Additional Local
-:

BOARD OF TttADE.-OsinG to ether ta@ctir&s and attractions in the ci;y last ni&ht the annual meeting of ;he oa2rd oi trade Was postponed until to- eight at'7:30 o'oloc& sharp. IL is re- 0uestad that every member oi ti.e
 72Ed be present. as a new board Of directors IS 10 be elected. annual re- ports ui officers received. etc
 x K. EAIRBANH LILA Prescott paper says: 'Wallcce Fairbaak re- eeived a telegram on Saturday an-
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
AFIRE AND ABANDONED.

The Crew of T Turning Collier Res
 cued After Tour Days.
 san Francisco. April s.-The British ship Franlenstein laden with coal from New Castle, x. $. ". and bolnd for this city. Was abandoned at *sa April g. her cargo having been O.: fire for three days and the vessel being in iiu.uinon, daEsor If 1cst. jle-ion. Cap tain Atkinson ot the burning shic, his wife and 1rcu- of tWenty-si. men. ";re rescued by tI;e schooner T. (. Wright and reached port tonight.
 The Fr,,nkenstein sailed from New Eor.l for San Francisco on Decemoe. ' last with S.G52 ions ot coal SEs wls unsigned 10 j. J. Moore t; Co. ol lhis city and the ship and cargo were worth ia the nejShool hood of'S2o0 eoo covered by insurance.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

The cIjes; m mbor of the English royal family. ths duke of Cambridge. oom.l. ted his eientE-third year cn March -6 Although there have been many rumors of late that the duke is looking old ne manages to kaep hlS health in a ;t.uaIizaD ole manner He Is greatly iutci st5d in all the projects which make fer tin well being ot th7 n"tioa. especially for the youth i, wi be remembered h. was commander in chiei of tho British army for forty Years. H. is nov rInse! of Si. Jar'aa'- : Park. tli" Green Pal. Hyde Park 'ni Richmond Park.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
IDAHO STRIKE.

Salt La1,e, Utah, April S-A dispatch received in this city today from MackaY. Gdaho. the terminus of the Oregon Short line branch into central Idaho, amuounces that the miners union at that point cail-d out all min eis ana ctter WnrEmen employed by the White Enoo Copper companv. II j. said Inc strike involves a thousand men. N information as to the caus. Of the strike is given.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
or THE CONDOR.

Nicjori.. E. C.. April S.-Thy captain If Jh. sealing schooner Mary Taylor reported having picked up forty-fVe miles south of Cape Flattery a life oua, from the missing WarshiR Condor The WIeck&gp from her has been found 4loag the coast for distance of sev- =ral hundred miles.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
FEAR OF A REVOLT.

LonGcn, April S-rhe Danish cruiser N&lEyrier which left the Danish West Indies last Weei- says the Copenhagen corr syondent Of the Daily Mail. has been suddenly ordered to return to St. Thcmas as the government ;s ap.:e- hansiVe Of 2 revolt here.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
JEFF AND FITZ.

Vdnnot E3C1me FV1tulcs If th2 Cn0r-
 l-stIn Exposition.
 Charl astau. $. C.. April S-Aftor an exteldad canfar.ucc with President M'ratrcr ol the exposition company ..iid officials of the city. Govcrncr Me Sweeney auncunocI al midnight that he would not allow th, Jrfrias-I 7i,z- simmons fight to b. pulled off in Charleston.
 He said it Wa, thc frs: time that the matter has been brought to his atten- ,ian officially. and as the law was very pointed he could no, take any otha,'
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
FILIPINO BCTJIIERY.

Manila April S.-Fifty ladrones, armed with rifles and bclos. recently attacked five members Of tha c0nstabu- l3ry Of Sars, son, in southeastern Lu- Zon. captured three of them and treated the cartivts with barbarity. eventually cutting them into small pieces. < large force of constabularY went i.. pursui, Of the ladroneS.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
THE CAUSE oF ! STRIKE.

New York. April S.-The empioyes Of tha American Gan company of this city to thc number @ i.aG0. went an d strike today. The men struck because they objected to making cut detailed state mcnt of their work every day.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
Our Sun-Dried Apples at l0C
 per ib. are Going fast.
 We can't hardly roast our AnkoIa Mocha and Java fast enougt, to supply the demand

We wish to correct q statement that someone has circulated that ''24c!Eee's' Cash Store is SoinE to leave Phoeni;z- It is false in every way. We have never thought cf such a thing and gre satisfied with our business and with Phoenix and believe the future Of the Salt River valley is brighter than ever. and will continue naming lowest prices at the old stand.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Ha'Uh Nnorh ees of Clinton. N J. has "u1in" the last few weeks scrt lar"- sums of mo0sy tn various colleges. His last aift is the sum of &.o.o0o to itut- gers coil g. President Scott in mal>- lI22- public tha news "i tne gicl saIi that h. knew ur # man who unless subs :iu,.t cadicils should change maj tcIs. was going tu leave Rutz-4is col leGe B quart.r of d million d1lIars Mr. Nocrhees is an uncla Of ex-Govelnor Nocrhees. who Was graduated from Rutgers in the class of 1875.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
CFOLER.. IN PHILIPPINES.

Manila. April S.-T'ha post surgeon frcm Eulacan. capital of the province of tha, nam. reported eighW-one eases ot cholera there and has aske'i for assistance. Al Manila up to noon tc.jay 1SI yflses of cholera occurred and there Were 1t9 deaths from that disease.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Cupid is fast-r runner, but Midas has mere staying power.
 Woman ciings to her Bible through belief: to man through hope.
 A man is known by the company he keeps. a woman by the clothes she wears.
 Little men are proud to have bigger men reach up to sIeatn 7ss by standing on their should rs.
 Theories are like the colonial china, all lieht t. look at. but risky to put into eVeryday use.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

John Morley. who is writing a life of Mr. Gladstole. has just discovered among the late premier's effects | diary covering most of the interesting periods e his career.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington. April S.-Arizona and New Mexico-Fair Wednesday and Thursday, variable winds.
 Wyoming Fair Wednesday and Thursday. cooler Wednesday in east portion. variable winds.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
CETT EREVITEES g
FOR SALE.

\ complete steam power plant in first class condition. Consists of 15 F. r. engine, 20 T. P. boiler, pipes. etr. Can be bought for half of original cost. Call on or address The Republican. ph0eniN. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
cR0sN'ENoR REN0MINATED.

Athens. O.. April S.-Republicans of the Eleventh Ohio district renominated Congressman Charles A. Grosvenor by exclamation.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
ST. JOE REPCBLICAN.

st. Joseph, Mo. April S.-The official vote elects Charles J. Borden, repub- lican. mayer by eight votes. The re- mainder of the ticket will be mixed.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Vi. SaVorgnan de Erazza. the Italian explorer in the service of the French government, who is well known in New York city. having married a New York woman. is to be granted an annual pension Of iJ,G00 francs-a reward for twenty years service.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
STILL
 THEY
 COME SOME OF THEM IN PUNCHES.
SOME OF THEM IN LUNCHES.

People are finding out that ours are the lowest prices made in PhoeniX on GOOD GROCERIES Oar mammoth Premium List is another irducement- They are on display in our south win dow. Come and look at them.
 There is something f1r the young and old.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
ITALIAN ANARCHIST.

G ts Six Months for Rejoicing Over the
 Death cf President NvKirlny.
 Rome. Italy. April -Grico MaIa- testa. tho Italian auarchist was today sentenced by che cou.t Of justice to six months imprisonment for contumacy cn account Of certain articles applaud ing the murder of President Mckinley which were written and published tn an anarchist newspaper.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

and ruins your rarest furs and Woolen clothing before you are aware of it- Protection is afforded those who usc our c2nphOr and nap,ha balls for all garments which are liable to destruc- ton. Now is the season that they get in their finest work, and the time for you to use the best precautions.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
DR. TALsiADGE's CONDITION.

Washington, April $.-The condition Of Rev. Dr. T. Dewitt Talmadge showed no improvement today.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
O1rcm the New York Press)

REFLECTIONS OF < BACHELOR.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

n rrishran who was to undergo d trial n ,.urt vas being couf7rtei by his priest.
 "Ncen ID your heart. Dennis. my boz; talk my word for it, you'll got justice"
 "Trota. your reverence" replied Den his. in an uuderton-. and that's just what I'm afraid of.'-Tit- Bits.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09
Do You Need q Good Rife?

The of ths animals ku~ ' this season m moh lt is et ~ parties desiring hunt big Cores ndence
 II SAVAGE RIFLE lengths and libe Con all auto quoted Cianu5cures mott adv Re ". ..nLrN In sL-.k n
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder. Use Gala Lily torAx Soap.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Pure lee Cream at Coffee AIS Rest aurant. special prices in. quantities. It's equally as good as our coffee.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

One cr the moSt decorated men in Europe is Count Vo1 Fulenhcrg master Of the German omr TOTS household. lie is great f..varlIe with his s1Ver- oisn. who has conferred ol ni" sixty- three decoratio.s.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Great variety of Indian baskets from Fl western tribes at the Curio.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons in each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

For Aiecnanios-Lasco Pine Tar Soap
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-24
TANNEHILL TOLD DREYFUss.
Pirate Pitcher Talked While Under
the Influence of Ether.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 23.-Jess
Tannehill is the Pirate who gave Bar
ney Dreyfuss the earliest inixlinS OF
the conspiracy in his own camp to
break him. The confession was not
a voluntary one, and it is possible that
to this day the southpaw does not
know that he was the man who put
the Pittsburg president on his guard
and prevented the wholesale spellatlon
of the team that had won two PEN
nants and been accorded the most roy
al treatment that ever fell to the lot
of fortunate ball players. The story
of the leakage was one of the most
romantic told at the peace powwow
at Chicago. 1t sounded like a page
from one of Laura Jane Libbey's
stories with dash of Sherlock Holmes.
As the tale ran, the revelation took
place in Atlantic City, when the P1-
rates We're there on one of their semi
occasional pleasure jaunts. Jess Tan
nehin and Jim Burke locked arms in
a little wrestling bout, catch-as-c catch
can style, and the result was that Tan
nehill had a shoulder jerked out of
place. Burke baked on witnessing the
operation of patching up the injured
athlete, and SO it happened that Bar
ney Dreyfuss was alone with the suf-
fering southpaW when he was treated.
Under the influence of ether he began
to humble the story Of the raid. He
revealed just enough of the plot to
arouse the astonished Pirate chief, and
he at once commenced an investigation
which led to the decapitation of Jack
O'Connor in midseason.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-24
NAueHToN REPEATS CHARGES.
Again Attempts to prove Fitzsimmons-
Jeffries FIGHT a Fake.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. %
In an article in the Examiner, w. w.
Naughton says: Murder will our is
a saying both trite and true. So, too,
the mysteries which surround other
weird appening-notably fake prize
fights-will unrayel in time, if those
who are Interested in seeing the truth
triumph are content to wait.
zone of the things which first arous-
ed the writer's suspicious in 4connec-
ton with the fight between Je1fries
and FitZsimmons was the fact that
they had prior to the contest entered
into an agreement to give boxing eXhi-
bitions together 'on the road when the
big fight was over.
"'This piece of news was lost sight of
when the turmoil attended the dis
closures in connection with the ring
swindle.
''Now Billy Delaney, Jeffries' conf
Dental agent, unblushingly admits
thae before the fight Jeffries and Fitz-
simmons entered into an agreement to
go on the road together, and now
they are to meet and map out the road
they are TO travel. 49, ,s4s
'.The one thing made palpable by
Delaney's confession is that two Of
the greatest ring rivals of the age
two men who were supposed to meet
in earnest conflict for the greatest
honor in the prize ring-had planned
beforehand, like a couple of mounte-
banks, to strut the country in tinted
tights, and to rake in all the easy
money that was to be garnered while
exchanging love taps to slow music.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-24
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS
IN WHITEcAPPING CASE
Reported That He Contributed to the
Defense Fund.

Defense Fund.
MARION, Mass, Nov. 23.-If any pill
grim meditateS a trip to these shores
to see the homes of Richard Harding
Davis, Joseph Jefferson or other noted
men he had better postpone it until
next week. There will be no one in
the village after Tuesday for him to
see. Everybody in Marion will be in
Plymouth
The celebrated tar and feather trial
will be on. Marion has talked of moth
ing else since Aug. 6. All know just
who did it-as the indictments say
"riotously assemble to disturb the
peace" and did maliciously beat,
wound and otherwise mistreat James
Mcdonald"
This is the only case of whitecapping
on the record in Massachusetts since
the landing of the Pilgrims in 1920
Added interest is given to the case by
persistent assertions that Richard
Harding Davis, G. D. Gibson, the art
ist; Ethel Barrymore, the actress, and
other residents who have made Marion
famous in late years, have contributed
$4,000 to a defense fund for the seven
young men indicted as leaders of the
mob.
James Mcdonald, man no longer
young, went to Marion to live, and took
up his residence with Charles Potter
and his wife, who live out of the viii
1age. The story was about town that
Potter had been driven away from
home by Mcdonald and Mrs. Potter
A mob gathered the night of Aug. 6.
Mcdonald was dragged roughly to
lonely spot, stripped and his skin
smearede with bicycle cement. Then he
was rolled in feathers. Finally the
whitecaps set him astride of a fence
rail and carried him fO tba TOWN hound
ary.
They told him he would be killed If
he came back. No one thought he
would return, but he did, after swear
ing to complaint in the district court
against some of the most prominent
men in the village. Mrs Potter is said
to have been "chastised."
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-24
BOYS BRANDED BY TRAMPs
WERE COMPELLED TO BEG
Two Lads of is and 16 Years of Age
ShockindIy Abused

OhOSNH9iJ 60do@ds
MARYSVILLE, Ohio, Nov 23-The ar
rest this afternoon by Marshall Murphy
of two burly tramps, giving their names
as Charles e. Donavan and Charles Stew
art, disclosed the horrible treatment of
two boys. Francis Wilson, aged fifteen, of
Marion, Ohio, and Frank Donaldson, aged
sixteen, of Cincinnati. They were ar
rested on the charge of begging.
was kidnapped by Donavan in Marion
over six weeks ago and was compelled
to have his right arm horribly blistered
and burned in one place nearly to the
bone in order to work on the sympathy
of the people to whom he was made to
go for aid. The tramps would make him
say that he had no home and wanted
money, and in this manner they would
obtain considerable funds
Stewart also made Donaldson blister his
arm and bandage it. He then compelled
the boy to beg as did Wilson. The boys
told the marshal that the tramps would
not allow them to write to any of their
relatives to inform them of their con-
dition. They stated that they had trav-
of counties in Ohio. Marshal Murphy
Immediately telephoned to the Wilson
boys father in Marion, and the latter,
who is a very, prominent business man,
arrived here this evening and took his
son home with him. He stated that he
had been unable to hear or learn any
thing about his son since he suddenly
disappeared over six weeks ago. The
boy. says that he went through Marion
once in box car, but the tramps would
not release him. If it can be ascertain
ed what county the boys were subjected
to such horrible treatment, the tramps
viii be tried on a serious charge. They
were placed in jail awaiting trial
Donavan has served two terms in the
Ohio penitentiary, the marshal says, and
also one in the Mansfield reformatory.
He is known to the penitentiary officials
and the police of the country as a des-
perate man.
Stewart is a one-a armed man, and but
little of his past record is known by the
police authorities here.
The Donaldson boy stated that his pa
rents in Cincinnati were dead, but that
he had an aunt living in Philadelphia,
where he will probably be sent by the
authorities. His arnwas almost burned
to the bone by the tramps. The bows
stated that the hoboes had threatened to
kill them if they ever gave them away.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-24
MINNESOTA.
.252 Total
MICHIGAN.

This afternoon, weather permitting,
the Minnesota football team will work
through the afternoon practice at Mt.
Clemens. The team will remain there
until Wednesday when the men will
be taken to Ann Arbor in order to al
low them a good rest before the big
game.
When the team left Minneapolis Sat
urday night but one man in the entire
squad was on the hospital list. Thorpe,
the right half, still suffers from his
sprained ankle, but barring further
accident, he may be able to take part
in the game.
The back field is worrying the Min
nesota supporters. With Thorpe in
condition the maroon and gold enthu-
siasts expected to see him played with
Van Valkenburg at the halves, but if
the red topped man is out, Williams
will have to rely on either Lafans or
Irsfeld as Van Valkenburgs running
mate. If these men should weaken the
coach will have O'Brien and Davies
waiting to go in. KnoWlton will take
care of the punting.
Army of Rooters.
from the present 1nQ1CaI1OnS SI.
Paul and Minneapolis will send at least
1000 rooters to Ferry field. The reduc-
ed rates offered by the railroads have
attracted the enthusiasts and a num-
Der of the roads have arranged to car
ry private parties of business and pro-
fessional men. The Great Western has
offered a rate of $S for the round trip
and other lines will establish a $40
rate. The advance guard of the Min
nesota delegation will leave Tuesday
night, and the others will follow
Wednesday morning.
The demand for seats has been very
brisk and there is promise that the
bunch of 500 sent to Minneapolis will
be exhausted before leaving time.
Tickets can be purchased at the Uni
versity book store and the sale will re-
main open until o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Although the large majority of the
Minnesota following express confidence
in the teams ability to win, the bet
ting continues against the Gophers. In
the cigar stores bettors are offering 5
to against Minnesota and some even
offer 6 to 4.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-24
II LATEST NEWS oFTaE SPORTING WORLD II

then the American association will
pack up and move to new territory,
but the cards do not tell of any earlier
move.
Answering the charge of non support
the local fans point out that they do
not want team in third place or even
a team in second place. They want
a pennant winning team
Manager Kelley has secured num-
Der of fast men fer next seasons team
and he is still searching for fast Ones,
and the 1903 season should bring the
show down. Kelley will try to pre-
sent a pennant winning team and the
club owners of the association will
study the Lexington park attendance
reports. Billy Mae.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-11-24
American Artist Scores in Paris.

PARIS, Nov. 23.-Mrs. Bloomfield Zeis-
Ter, Of Chicago. the pianist, scored a no.
table triumph at the sixth subscription
concert given by the famous Lamourex
orchestra at the Nouveau theater this
afternoon. The appearance of foreign
er was a considerable innovation, and
only once before has an American been
permitted to take part in the programme
of this exclusive organization. When
Mrs. Zeisler appeared on the stage a
noisy anti-foreign demonstration occur
red, necessitating the Intervention of the
municipal guards on duty at the theater
to suppress 1t. The artistic won her way
to favor, however, in spite of the demon
siastic approval with the composer.
Moszkowski leading the braves, at the
close of her performance.