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Arizona republican., 1902-07-27

According to a Washington dispatch to the New York Sun. giving a digest
 of the report of the ma THE rine hospital service for HEALTHY last year. the supre- WEST macy of the west in the
 matter of health is firmly established. The report covers 1,435 cities and towns having a popu- lation of 1000 or more The town of Ellsworth, Wisconsin. was the health jest place in the United States in 1901. Only two persons in that town died, and one of these deaths was from smallpox, an uncommon disease in Ellsworth.
 All of the western states make a good showing. In Iowa, for instance, the mortality was at the rate of only 9.2O per 1000 of populat ton. Other western states did still better. For example, North Dakota, according to the record, had a death rate of only 5.17, Oregon Of 7.60, South Dakota of S2O.
 But Arizona led all the rest. Her death rate was only 333 per 1000 This is proud record of itself, and it is especially significant in view of the fact that by far the greater number Of deaths at Phoenix and In other towns of the territory are of invalids who come here too late for recovery.
 The death rate in the eastern cities will average close to 20 per 1000. Wash ington has the highest rate, 2114. New Orleans, however, is still higher, with a rate of 21.44, and Charleston, South Carolina, far exceeded this with mor- tality of 29.11. Laredo. Texas, with a population of 13,42O, had deaths at the rate of 36 per 1000, thus achieving the unwelcome distinction of being the most unhealthy town in the United States.
 Taking the states as a whole. the southern states are the most un- healthy. The rate in Louisiana is higher than anywhere else, averaging 2O.65 per 1000. Arkansas had record of 10.e.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-27

To Arizonians the news of the hos tilities between the cattlemen and sheepmen of Wyoming will sound like an echo of the Tonto basin war of' a few years ago. The dispatches state that in addition to killing a Mexican sheepherder, and slaughtering several thousand sheep. a band of 150 masked men in Fremont county have driven 65,000 head of sheep into the mountains and threaten the sheepmen with death if they try to recover their property. In an exaggerated form, this Wyoming trouble is but type of the situation throughout the grazing country where ever the ranges are in dispute. It is clear that the government will do nothing to settle this everlasting con- troversy over the range rights to the public domain, and the sooner the legislatures take the matter in hand the better it will be for all concerned.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-27

Chicago has added a billion dollars to her tax rolls by taxing the mort gages on record in Cook county. Cal which has a constitutional provision for taxing mortgages of record-a heritage of tEe Dennis Kearney agita- tion. The net result, so far as borrow CTS are concerned, is that they have to pay an increased interest rate to cover the tax on the mortgages.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-27

During the last ten days, the reading public has been treated to the details of the Major Strong-May Yohe scan- dal, to the point of nausea. Strong, the disgraced army officer and son of the late mayor of New York. "desert- ed' the woman who had previously deserted her husband, Lord Francis Hope. Immediately there was a great outcry that Strong had stolen S3O0, 900 of Lady Hopes jewelry, pawned it., and made off with the proceeds, and warrants of arrest were issued and the press agencies were worked for all there was in it. Strong has just landed in England, and it develops, after the payment of s20,OOO to the Yohe wo- man by the Strong family, that she had no such jewels as described, and the former actress has sailed for Lon don to join her late deserter. The fake was shrewdly worked, and the adver- Using will be worth a fortune to the Iohe when she returns to the stage.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-27

l HG COuLI1nleO OW- peptic uis fit for treason, stratagems and spoi1s." :" The man wl,o goes to the front for his country with a weak stomach will be a weak soldier, and a fault finder.
 A sound stomach makes for good citi- zenship as well as for health and happi- ness.
 Diseas a ses of the stomach and other org an S of diges- ton and nutrition are promptly a nd permanently cur ed by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery. It builds Up the body with sound flesh and solid muscle.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-27
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Arizona republican., 1902-07-27

Los AngeleS-S. ". Corner Spring and Third Streets. HOST CENTRAL and ONLY point where all street car lines intersect IsHIECs JUST COMB LEmED. MOL
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Arizona republican., 1902-07-27

UAfter I rece1ved the advice which you gave me in regard to my treatment" writes Geo. Dorner, Esq, of IqI5 Pulaski Street. Baltimore, Maryland, uI uSed your Golden Medical Discovery according to directions. After using four bottles considered myself cured as have not felt any symptoms since. Had tried almost all remedies that heard of that were good for dyspepsia, but with out relief. Finally, became discouraged, and wrote to you for advice, with the above resultv The dealer who offers substitute for the "Discovery" is only seeking to make the little more profit realized on the sale of less rneritorious preparations.
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free On receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 2I one-cent stamps for the paper covered book, or 3I stamps for the cloth bound Address Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N. X.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-27

Tracy stories are appearing in the Washington and Oregon dispatches again. From two or three widely sep arated points in Washington there were reports Wednesday that Tracy had been seen, and the most entertain ing story of all was the dispatch from Salem that Tracy had been seen heav- fly armed, on a bicycle, riding toward that town, whence he escaped q few weeks ago, and that the warden of the prison in wild alarm summoned the guards to the walls to resist an attack from the notorious outlaw. The hops grown in the northwest must be in more general use than the public had surmiSed,
Arizona republican., 1902-07-27

be drawn even by Tammany from the society of fatuous people who invite monkeys to dinner"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
BOWEN is CAUTIOUS.
The American Minister Holds Aloof fro
Venezuelan Affairs

The American Minister Holds Aloof fron,
Venezuelan Affairs
caracas November 20.--An effort Ia be.
ing made by the European diplomats to
persuade the American minister. Mr.
bowen, to join In n declaration that the
blockade Of the orlnoco river is ineffective.
which Is the position taken by Germany.
France and Italy, as well as Great Britain
MT. Bowen has given discreet refusal
and Is avoiding the question, with view
OF not leopardiziug American interests and
to leave the hands OF the Washington
government free. Secretary Russell, in
MS report on the recent trip Of the United
States gunhoat Marietta up the Orinoco.
holds that the blockade of Ciudad Boil.
war Is effective, which Is a partial SUP.
port OF the Venezuelan contention
The government organ, Ia a statement in
splred by the foreign office, renews its
attack on British Minister Haggard who,
according to the decree issued By the Trim.
dad government II states. furnished evi.
deuce OF the legality Of the Orinoco block.
ade. The paper criticlses the action Of
Great Britain In occupying the island Of
IatoS IN addition to her attitude toward
the blockade. end continues;
1t Is time Venezuela should take into
serious consideration these attemotl
against her sovereignty by a power which
while ostensihlv friendly, IL really hostile
Small peoples through their army and navy
have likewise their strength and can make
II felt. Let not these attempts put Presi
dent Castro under the necessity of actne
and proceeding energeticaliy because Great
Britain must suffer by IT,"
The strong stand by President Castro Is
based on n confidence that Great Britain
will not invite complications with the
United States by having TO resort to force
The belief is entertained by shrewd and
impartial diplomats that the ultimate OBJ
ject Of Great Britain's action In making
the issue a serious one. is to bring about
arbitration on all the questions under dis
pnte. Minister Bowen has counseIled
| President Castro TO be patient. as the new
British minister, Mr Baconsides. will short
| ly relieve Mr.. Haggard. and an nmicablt
agreement viii be reached with him
The German gunboat Panther has ar
rived at Maracaibo to protect German in
terests there.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
KING LEopoLp,s ADDRESS.
He viii Devote His Life 10 the Welfare
of the People.

He viii Devote His Life 10 the Welfare
of the People.
Brussels, November 20 King Leopold
made a somewhat striking reply to a dep.
utatlon from the chamber, headed by the
president, who presented his majesty with
an address Of congrntulation on his escape
SATURDAY from the anarchist bullet After
thanking the deputies. the king continued:
"The times are very troubled. Agitators
are constantly stirring up their followers
to disturb that order which is the guarantee
Of public liberty. without order only
license remains, which leads inevitably to
despotism. These agitators ind In their
path, firstly. the heads Of states. n they
fail to reach them they attack their wives,
as IN the case Of the horrible drama al
Geneva Their blows are also aimed At
ministers, as In the case Of Senior Canovas,
and they also blow up the houses OF private
individuals, They want to intimidate us,
but they will not succeed.
Even n they struck down the head OF
the state II would make no difference. as
he would soon be replaced. In addition 20
revolver shots, they employ the pen, which
can write what calumnies they please. !
am now nearing the end OF my life. l do
not know how long / shall live. how long
they win let me live, but I can assure you
all the rest Of my existence will be de
voted within the limits Of my powers 70 the
good Of my country and the protection OF
its liberties"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
PUTTING II STRONG

But Doesn't It Look Reasonable
This may read as though we were pntting
1t a little strong, because 1t Is generally
thought by the majority of people that Dys-
pepsia In its chronic form is incurable or
practically SO. But We have long since
shown that Dyspepsia is Durable, nor is
II such a difficult matter as at first ap-
pears
The trouble with Dyspeptlcs is that they
are continually dieting, starving themselves,
or going to opposite extreme or else delug,
ing the already overburdened stomach with
"bitters" after dinner pills" etc, which
invariably increase the difficulty even II in
some cases they do give slight temporary
relief. Such treatment Of the stomach sim
ply makes matters worse. What the stom.
ach wants Is a REST. Now how can the
stomach become rested recuperated and at
the same time the body nourished and sus-
tanned.
This is a great secret and this is also the
secret of the uniform success OF stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets This is a comparatively
new remedy but its success and popularity
leaves no doubt as to Its merit.
The Tablets will digest the food anyway,
regardless Of condition of stomach.
The sufferer from Dyspepsia, according 10
directions Is 20 ent an abundance OF good
wholesome food and use the tablets before
and after each meal snd the result will be
that the food will be digested no matter
how bad your Dyspepsia may be, because,
as before stated. the tablets wifi digest
the food even II the stomach Ia wholly In.
active. To illustrate our meaning plainly.
II You take 1900 grains OF meat, eggs or
ordinary food and place II in a temperature
Of oS degrees, and put with II one OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 81 win digest
the meat or eggs almost as perfectly as n
the meat was enclosed within the stomach.
The stomach may he ever so weak vet
these tablets will perform the work Of
digestion and the body and brain will be
properly nourished and at the same time a
radical, lasting cure NJ Dyspepsia will be
made because the much abused stomach
will be given, 10 some extent, q much
needed rest Your druggist VIII tell YOU
that OF all the many remedies advertised
10 cure Dyspepsia none OF them have given
so complete and general satisfaction as
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. and not least
in Importance In these hard times is the
fact that they are also the cheapest ana
give the most good for the least money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
Gun Club Arranging for a Big Event Ne
Thursday.

Gun Club Arranging for a Bio Event Next
Thursday.
Experts with the shotgun will be largely
in evidence next Thursday in Houston's
celebration Of Thanksgiving. A program of
team contests and single entries at flying
targets will provide an all-day meet. The
tournament is to be under the auspfces of
the Houston Gun club and will occur at
the club grounds.
In the single events there will be 100
targets per man and the added money az.
gregates $50.
The big event will be the match between
Houston and San Antonio 100 targets per
man. The Houston team in this event viii
be w. +. Cleveland. G. l. Boring, Bryan
Heard. Otto Sens and Earnest Saunders
A team shoot Is also scheduled with Aus
tin, and the Houston representatives will
be Bryan Heard. w. f. Cleveland and c.
L. Berlng.
The first 100 targets on the prorrssa will
be the match with both Of these teams
and the scores will decide the march.
The crack shots Of the State are coming.
Including such celebrities as Wade. Faur.
ooe Gusscaz Dyer, Dargan, Curran, Fos-
gard, Tucker and Grober
krhe cities of Austin, Beaumont Bren.
ham, San Antonio, Waco and others have
sent word that they are coming and are
getting In trim TO carry away some of the
prizes.
The Houston club grounds will be PRO.
vtded with shelter, refreshments will be
on the premises and day OF genuine sport
Is promised.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
NEW POLITICAL PARTY.
Democratic" Organization Is Perfected
in the phppines

democratic" Organization Is Perfected
in the Philippines.
Washington November 20"The demo
cratic party" is the latest addition TO III,
political organizations in the Philippines
according to advices TO the war depart
ment. number Of Filpinos have identi
ned themselves with the party, among them
General Lukban, who organized and led
the Insurgents on the island Of samar and
who was In command OF the insurgents at
the time Of the Balangiga massacre.
The now party will demand modification
Of the present administration ia the Phil
ippines so as 10 AFFORD a greater degree Of
self government; the immediate establish
meut of two legislative chambers, both
chambers to be elected in accordance with
suffrage laws as they obtain in this conn
try and that the acts passed by the two
chambers shall become laws without fur
Their action.
1t is said that General Lulsban may estnb
lsh a newspaper which will advocate the
principles Of the new party.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
HARNESS RACES TO-DAY.

Weather Permitting, Local Steppers viii
Go on Harrisburg Track
IF the weather proves favorable Houston
will witness a splendid racing program
at the Harrisburg track this afternoon.
The track has been worked and grand.
stands erected, and all that can mar day
of good racing will be the rain. The card
OF four events presents the following en-
tries:
Free for all trot-Dan Crawford, owned
by Frank Stewart Backenstoes Shilo, Ben
Shaw's Tallyho and j. l.. Brittains Billy
Britain.
2:30 pace--A. Towle's Anon, J. o'Don.
nell's lone Curry. Tom Dunn's Pinter and
l.. Mobiles Dan.
Trot. for 2year olds-Mary Simmons and
Ambershaw, entered by Ben Shaw, C..
Cleveland's Lady.
There are four entries In the half mile
run. First, second aud third money in
each event will be S25, SIS and $40.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
WATCHING THE BRITISH,
President Castro is Suspicious Of Ills
European NeighbOrS.
STRAINED RELATIONS INTENSIFIED.
The Venezuelan Ruler Demands Satsfao-
ton Regarding an Incident
OF the Blockade.

willemstad. November Colt Is eonsid,
cred remarkable that President Castro has
not resumed the functions of the presidency
Of Venezuela. which he gave over to the
vice president when he took the field prior
to the battle of La Victoria. This delay
on the part of President Castro is regarded
by the diplomats as au indication that he
Is not satisfied that the revolution Is over,
although he Informed the foreign minis.
tiers that it would be completely ended not
later than December 3.
The strained relations between Great
Britain and Venezuela already great, have
been intensified by the refusal OF the
British government to give satisfaction In
the Bnnrigh AFFAIR and by the publication
by Trinidad OF the decree announcing that
the blockade of the Orinoco river ports is
eminent has also failed to recognize the
presidential proclamation made the day
following the flight of General Matos and
President Castro regards this omission as
further evidence that the British are en-.
couraging the revolution. MIR. Haggard,
British minister Mt Caracas, reiterated a
few days ago to the Venezuelan govern.
ment that Great Britain did not hold her
self Liable for the action OF the Banrign
and that. as an indication of her concilla-
tory attitude she has refused 10 permit
the Banrigh TO reht at Trinidad. TINS
statement Is not accepted by President
Castro, who insists on having satisfaction.
The organ of the Venezuelan government
publises the aforesaid decree of the Trui-
dad government aud bitterly attacks Great
Britain. Tho journal declares the blockade
Is effective and that British vessels win
be seized II they violate It. Minister Hag.
gard declines to make any statement. hut
In diplomatic circles II is understood t.at
Great Britain would release her ships by
force and that this was one Of the pur.
one of her warships into the Orinoco Ger.
many Is upholding Great Britain and SIS
threatening rupture Of relations with
Neueznela, but no action has yet been
taken.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
YALE STUDENTS AROUSED.

They Put a Stop to Greedy Actions oil
Ticket Spectators.
New Haven, Conn, November 2o,--An
extraordinary scene was witnessed here
tonight when Yale students made an at
tack on the ticket spectators and relieved
them of.every ticket for the Yale-Harvard
football game in their possession. The
SPECTATORS were given the regular price for
every ticket taken. Several instances
where the SPECTATORS demonstrated they
were roughly handled. The exorbitant
prices demanded by spectators had arous-
ed the student body, and they decided to
take the matter into their own hands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
REPORTS ARE EXAGGERATED.

So Says the Guatemalan Minister Re
parding Volcanic Destruction.
Washington, November 2o.--Mr. A. IAzc
Arriaga. the minister from Guatemala to
this country, has received from his govern
ment letters and kilograms stating that the
reports as published here about the loss
Of life and property caused by the eruption
OF the Santa Maria volcano are e1ag
gerated. The loss Of life was very small
and mo president Of the republic adopted
the most energetic measures OF relief
which, the dispatch says, ayerted eonsid
cradle suffering and preserved peace and
order IN the affected region. Minister l4azc
Arriaga denied reports that bands or rob.
bers were swarming the desolated sec
lions. robbing and numbering refugees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
Anov pebate at Madrid.

Madrid. November 20.-There was a
stormy sitting in the chamber of deputies
today. After speech by Premier Sa-
gasta. In which he expressed surprise at
the Interpretation which had been given
to the recent ministerial crisis Senior Ro.
nero Rohledo rose and reprouched Senior
Sagasta with his political antecedents. He
declared Senior S1sasta was not the leader
of a party but the fayorite Of the king
a statement which occasioned an angry de-
hate
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
MuTlNY OF SHIPS CREW.
Fery-elsht Men Were Placed in Irons
the lsla LYON

Fety-eleht Men Were Placed in irons on
the lsla luzon.
Washington, November 20.---The Isla La.
zon, one Of the Spanish Eunboats captured
at Manila bay by Admiral Dewey. Is en-
route to New York with forty-eight Of her
men in irons. The vessel. which has been
on guard duty IN the Philippines for about
three years. started recently for New
York, proceeding from Manila via slnga,
pore. Advices received at the war depart.
ment Indicate that on the trip to Singa,
pore the machinery on the boat shifted
badly, creating a panic among the crew
and causing a substantial mutiny. The
result was the placing Of forty-elght III
her crew IN irons. After her capture tbe
Luzon was repaired at Hong Kong, and
IL is said the repairs were not properly
made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
the HAVANA STRIKE.

The Chief Of Police Was Dismissed for
Oisobeyirs the Mayor
Havana. November 2o.-Thc mayor Of
Havana has dismissed the chief Of police,
General cardenas, because the latter or
dered the police 60 disperse the striking
cigar workers against tho mayors orders
The strikers have become q menace 20 pub
Nc order. and II u feared the mayor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
cranesvllle lO7. Trapeziss io7. cb,rt.u

lO4. 49, Shhrtem
Mile and sixteenth, selling. s-yesr olas
and up-Barbara Freitchie ga, lord Rennsr
100 Caithness 100. Trump o. Setauket g5.
Seven furlongs, 2.year. olds--wh,sh 100
Gold Finder 81, Paul Creighton ioS gsdi'
ton 90. Attila 102. Honey Brook los start
coils 81 Play Like 1O5, FlorusseIl 1o5 saunr
Cadmus los, Pigeon Top 100, White Owl
l02, Destitute 102, Chiron 9T, Tim 10. Jr
los; Lady Teasle los, Rightawny in5'
plar 102, Bedlam 1O2
Mile and one furlong, handlcap. s.veor.
ODDS and up Young Henry 1876. EarbHneie
lls. DAILY 1l3, Courtney los, Circus N.
ITO. Gogswel 1903
Weather cloudy and truck heaxr-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
The InqIeside Races.

San Francisco. November 2o-At Ingie.
side Weather clear; track heavy.
Seven furlongs, selling--Imperious Ting.
aling. Nugget. Time 1:31A.
buturlty course-Durazzo, Gavista, Byron
Erdale. Time 1:12I5
Six furlongs, sellinr Stuyye. Matt
Hogan, Malasptna- Time 1:16st.
Six furlongs, andicap-Kenilworth Sad
Sam, Gold Bell. Time 1:16I.
FIVE fqrlongs, seling-Little Margaret.
MI Dtngle, Gorgolette. Time EOS.
Mile. selling--Lode Star, Rio Shannon
Dlderot. Time IA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21

action win cause an outbreak OF lawless-
ness, though no disturbance or a serious
nature has occurred today.
In conference with the mayor the man
agcr Of the factories belonging 10 the Ha-
vana Commercial company refused to
recognize the strikers union and declared
that he would treat only with individuals
1t Is estimated that only 10000 to 1900
workmen are out on strike.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
Baseball chanaee PendInu.

Minneapolis, MINI, November Gothic
Tribune will say tomorrow: 1t is report
ed on good authority that Minneapolis and
ST. Paul will not be represented in the
American Baseball association. II Is ru'
mored that the st. Paul team will be trans
ferred to Chicago and the Minneapolis
team will, II present plans materialize, SO
TO Detroit.