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Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
Loan Office.

set, is, in Mir. Sprague's opinion, the finest asset in the national character. and a quality which makes for the sta bility and permanence of our empire.
 Mir. Sprague smiles at the absurdity of our legislative practices which places the convenience of London at the mercy of private individuals. In his opinion, the London county council or some strong committee should have the power to execute a well-ordered scheme for rapid transit, either by it. self or through private enterprise.
 He predicts that the day is not far distant when the steam locomotive will he unknown in and around London. At first there will be electricity for su- burban lines and steam for long-dis- tance expresses and goods trains. but soon it will be found more convenient for all railroad traffic to be worked by electricity, up to a certain radius be- yond the suburban area.
 On the veXed question of the over head trolley system and the under ground conduit system for tram lines. MT. Sprague declares it to be merely q matter of shillings and pence. If the traffic can pay for it, put in conduits. He praises warmly the substantial ex- cellence of the work now being carried out by the l.. C. C. in South London.
 In Mir. Sprague's opinion. the gener- al adoption of electricity by English
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
RYAN OFFERED
 MONEYS WORTH
hoW He Played Horse With the
 Frisco Slasher.

Hot Springs, Ark. February 3.- ICmmy Ryan disposed of Cyclone KeI- ly In the seventh round ct the Whit tlnSton Park Athletic club tonight
 At the sound of the gong both men began good hard slugging match. with Ryan playing horse with his or pCnent. At the end of the round 2 sharp tap on the chin staggered Kelly and Ryan laughingly retired to his corner.
 Each of the seven rounds was simila, Ill detail, Kelly doing all the hard "oLA and Ryan blocking and landing as ne pleased, which was often enougb 10 Keep his man we'll in hand. Tn inc fHurth another StiR one to the chin made the Frisco slasher totter but Ryan allowed him to stay for the gong.
 The sixth was q raIlying one for heIly who endeavored to land ., chance h!ow, fighting recklesslv and last' He stayed for the gong and managed to tap Ryan hard enourb to anger the latter and Ryan finished ms man in the next round with a stiff !ett to the chin. Kelly slowly arosa ,t the count but the referee stoppea the HGhI and gave Ryan the decision.
 Ryan evidently intended to give tbo crowd a run for their money Several thousand doolars changed hands at tu, anu three 10 one that Kelly would stay ten rounds
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
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OLYMPIA OPERA COMPANY.

OLYMPIA OPERA COMPANY. The popularity of the Olympia Opera company was shown in a most decided manner last night, when Wang was most creditably presented. The Casino was packed to overhowing, even the galleries being filled to capacity. It was the laregcst audience that has at tended an operatic performance this season. There was also plenty of en- thusiasm and merriment: the singers being all well rewarded for their ef- forts. Edward EagletOn, who scored such a great and artistic triumph as Fl Capitan last week, was cast for the title role, and most admirably did he sing and play the part. Eagleton is far above the average comic opera comedian, and there ought to be a bril- lian future before him. Miss Lottie Kendall made a pretty picture as the crown prince, when she appeared in her white flannel suit and sang the popular song. "A Pretty Girl, A Sum mer Night, with exquisite taste. Miss .Therese Barker looked and acted the part of Gillette" The big chorus of pretty girls was one oi the features of the performance, and the stage set unss and costumes were all that could bS htSll Nil ANcN DllttllS Ilt1l ulle, August II. 1902.
 The big Olympia Opera company is booked to appear at the Doris theater three nights, commencing Thursday, February ,, presenting Said Pasha, "Oiivette," " Wang" and La Mascot" La Mascot is the matinee opera. Sale of seats opens at Goodman's Tuesday morning. Regular prices 25c, soc. 75c and $l.
 Manager Stechan is much pleased with the advance sale for the Olympia comic opera season which includes this Thursday, Friday and Saturday and which shows that large and exceed ingly fashionable audiences win be present at each performance. Several legislature box parties and out of town thcater parties have already been arranged for the interest mani Tested among the patrons of the Dor IIs is very gratifying to the manage ment and gives promise for a very elIc- ccssful financial engagement.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
MESA MASS MEETING
as Fruitful of Good Results as
 Any Yet Held.

| The water storage movement climb cd up another rung on the ladder that leads to success in the mass meeting
 held at Mesa City yesterday afternoon.
 It was, if such be possible, more en-
 thusiastic than any meeting yet held and Mir. Maxwell who addressed the
 assemblage fer two hours and a half
 returned here last night in better spir-
 its than at any time since this huge
 work was undertaken.
 | It was impossible for Judge Kibbey t0 be in attendance because of Iegisla- tive duties and Mir. MaxweIn was 1 therefore the only speaker save the
 short remarks of Dr. A J. Chandler
 who presided over the meeting which
 was another one devoted to purely edu- cotional purposes
 The opera house was crowded to it's full capacity and those present beside evincing the greatest possible inter- est in the subject and responding warmly to the speaker improved the opportunity for the asking Of many questions. which was just what they were wanted to do. The nature of
 the questions showed also that there
 was no desire to discourage the move
 ment and all that was wanted was full understanding that there was ev- crything to gain and nothing to lose. TT illustrate some wanted to k.ow
 that if the water users under any can al took stock in the water users asso- citation. would they in the event of the reservoir not being built for any possi- h7a T f,r1,f in the canal or to water or any other vested interest. MT. Maxwell at great length and in careful detail eadeavored to show them that they could fa no manner lose anything. That is just what all the work has been for: to fix things so they could not possibly be worse off and would probably gain all they desire if they come into the asso- citation and work together.
 Another question they wanted to
 know, and an important one. was how much time those who hold floating rights would have to attach those rights to land. in case they unite with the associa ton. Mir. Maxwell answered them that they would have till the certificates of own crsEip in the water users association were issued. which could not be done till the government locates the reser- voir rights and that can not be done til the reservoir is completed which will be at least three years; ample time fo~ any man who has a floating water right to attach it to some available piece of land
 These are but two of the many ques- tiJns asked but two of the most i'm portant, and all questions seemed to be answered satisfactorily
 At the conclusion of the meeting a vote of thanks was given MT Max well and he vas congratulated by many. the occasion being one of rare good nature all around. It may be said that the great majority of the south siders have now a good under standing of the situation and it is a matter of general belief that they will cooperate heartily in everything that i will hasten the. construction of the | 5aln.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
WATERBURY RIOT.

Waterbury, Conn, February 3-Riot- GUS demonstrations by crowds in sym pathv with tie strikers continued here lodSi. There were, however. no serious ontl1 eaks. the large force of militia in thet city holding the crowds in cheek. Tn the Brooklyn district several cars were stoned. but the guards dispersed the -iOters anC later six soldiers .,prc placed on each car.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
STOCKS

Atchisoa. S735; do pfd, 100: c. G O.. 52; Big Four. s514; C. & S. 291a: do pfd' 70; do second p:d. 44A; Erie. il: Great Northern pfd. 200; Manhattan. I4)' Metropolitan. l37%! M. P. 1l17s: N- J. C., 1S4; N. '. C.. 150H: PennsyI- vania, 150zsf St. L. & S. F., S1A: do pfd' 80; do second pfd. 731A; St. Paul. 1's' :. P., GAS; U. P, 1O1A: AmaIga- mated Copper 6GA; Anaconda. 1OSH: Sugar, 12S5s; C. s. Steel, 385z: do pfd SS; W. L., S934; Santa Fe Copper. ga.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
AN EXAGGERATED VICTORY.

London, February 4.-The Times this morning publishes a dispatch from Tangier according to which the sul- tan's victory over the pretender has been exaggerated. Only thirty heads of rebels and eighty-five prisoners were taken.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
MURDERERS HIDDEN
Continued From First Page)

gan arranging for bringing in the body and others performed a similar service for Mrs. Goddard. Wagons left yester- day for that purpose, and it is likely both bodies will reach here some time this morning.
 Ten sheep shearers who had startei for Goddard's camp when they heard the news of the tragedy came back "a the city.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
MINERS LEAD JAIL BREAK.
Town Marshal Appeals to Sheriff to
 Maintain Order.

Seattle, Wash. February 3.-Deputy sheriffs were dispatched to Gilman, a small mining town in this county, to quell a riot among the miners. Sev- eral miners, who had been drinking. commenced fighting. When the town marshal attempted to arrest one of the men he was badly beaten by the gang. His two assistants were also roughly handled. The crowd took away the keys of the jail and liberated the pris- oners. The authorities appealed to the sheriff for assistance.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04

railways is coming much quicker than most people realize. It will introduce a new condition of life, and one which will make for the health and happiness of the millions who earn a living in the big cities of the United Eingdom.- London Express.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
OREGON SHORT LINE BONDS.
9tock Exchange Asked to Permit List
 ing of $10,00O coo Additional.

New York. February 3.-The Oregon snort Line Railroad company has ap- piled to the New York Stock Exchange to list Sl0.O0O,OO0 additional 4 per cent participating 25-year bonds of 1927 The proceeds are to be used for cor- tcmplated extension and for ad.ances to affiliated and allied properties.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
COMMERCIAL
 FINANCIAL
Professionals Afforded Slight Relief to
 the Stock Market.

New York, February. 3.-The profess SlCnal element contested the apathetic stock market today and developed scme show of strength and activity be- fore the close Of the day.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
WISCONSIN BLIZZARD.

Milwaukee. February 3.-A blizzard IS raging throughout eastern and southern Wisconsin. The snow is drifting badly. Railroad trains and street car traffic are much delayed.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
MARcoNI GOES TO MONTREAL.
Wireless Stations for the Lower St. Lawrence and a Subsidy Expected.

New York, February 3.-Signar Mar conf. who is the vice president of the Marconl Wireless Telegraph company of Canada. has gone to Montreal. where a conference will be held with govern ment officials concerning the instaIia- ton of a series of wireless station; along the lower St. Lawrence. It is stated that a subsidy will be granted for this portion of the business. The Glace Bay station through which the first transatlantic message was sent by the Marconi system received an original subsidy of $SOOOO.
 Application to list the stock of the company on the Montreal Stock ex- change was made and granted. Trans actions here yesterday were on a mod crate scale from 57s to 51z. which cor responded with the quotations in Mon tIeal.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
GR!SWOID
tne.. ....-. Bicycle Man

Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the best and easiest riding wheel on earth.
 Keeps the largest stock of Tires anu sundrics. Most complete repair shop in the city. Nos. and 9. s. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
St. VTtQES' s

Dance, or chorea, IS one of the most pitiable affiictions humanity is called on to endure. That this disease can be cured, however, is proven by the fact that it kGS been cH1ed by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prostitution. The
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
BONDS

U. $. ref. 2s, reg. and coupon 1O9; ss. reg. and coupon. 1O7; new Is. reg. I6f72' coupon, l351A; old Is, reg. and coupon no; 5s, reg. and coupon. 1O2a,
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
TO CORBETT AND JEFFR1Es.
Notice Served by a Fort Erie. Ont.
 Athletic Club.

New York, February 3.-J. J. Her
 man, principal owner of the Intarna- tonal Athletic club of Fort Erie. Ont. today posted 5000 forfeit money for a hgnt between James J. Corbett and Jim Jeffries for the heavyweight champion snip of the world. The club guarantees Q purse of $25.OOO and June 3Oth is the date suggested by Herman for the match. EVgN
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
TWO PRIZE FIGHTS.
Have Been Arranged by the Fort Erie
 Athletic Club.

New York. February 3.-J. H. Her man, oi the International Athletic club of Fort Erie. made two matches for his club today. Kid Mccoy and Jack Root signed articles tofght be- fore the club for a purse of $5.OG0 on March 16 and both the men and the club posted forfeits.
 George Gardner signed an agreement to meet Mccoy a month later.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
UTAH WANTS SOME.

' LIID HUG
 Colorado River.
 Salt Lake, Utah. February 3-The house joint resolution providing for the appointment of two commissioners by the governor of Utah Co wait upon the legislature of Arizona and negotiate with that body regarding the cession to this state of that part of the ter- ritory north of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. passed the senate today.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
or most delicate Constitution

"Whcu daughter Lizzie had St Vitus's daucc, happened to get one of your small books and read 1t " writes Henry L. Miller Esq of Ioio North 7th St., Burlington Iowa vAmoIig othcT things ! found that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cured patients suffering from that trouble. so went out and got a bottle She was very bad at that time and could hardly talk When read about vour medicine in that small book, said 10 myself, with the help of God and that medicine we can cure daughter We did so Four bottles of FavOrite PrescriDtioui cured her and did not have to take her to the doctor any more. She is well thank God and the Favo-i;e Prescription for it1
 DT. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets cure bil- iousness.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04

tranquilizing effect upon the nerves ex- ercised by this re- markabie medicine Is witnessed to by thousands who have found healing and strength i'll it's use. It not only cures wo1nanly diseases, but it promotes the health of the whole body. It is a nerve feeding, strength giving, sleep-induc- Ing medicine. 1t makes weak women strong and sick
 women well.
 " FavOnte Pre- sc-iption " contains no alcohol and IS entirely free from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics. Ii cannot disagree with the weakest
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
SICKLY WOMEN.

Weak and sickly women who are ex ceedingly nervous and irritable. and who sleep very poorly. have no appe- tite, and are sometimes overcome by
 Headache and Dizziness will find a few doses oi Hcstetter's Stomach Bitters very beneficial. It will stimulate and strengthen the weak system. restore the appetite and promote sound sleep. The most delicate system can retain it. Don't fail to try it. It will do you gqOd
Arizona republican., 1903-02-04
3355C

Verify, verily more and more, IL pays to trade at McKee's cash 5to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

OLYMPIA. March t~sheriff Mills
announce. this afternoon that he
has discovered that christ Henson,
the outlaw and murderer Of Deputy
Sheriff Morrell. has a hong criminal
record.
According 10 the nheriffH inforna-
ton benson escaped from the psni'
Tertiary at Joliet, H.. where hs was
serving n seven year sentsnca fof
murder lie IL also said To haye q
criminal fscord Ia Wisconsin. Mon
tana and Idaho.
After his escape from Joliet Ben
con IL said 90 have come 20 this
coast and Was arrested la Tacoma
and served 10 days for a petty Of
Tense
The sheriff today gave out the FOL
lowing new and correct description
the fugitive murderer
Twenty five Year, old, weighs ico
pounds. medium height. iisht com
pieaiou and light hair. has ten days
growth Of beard. looks like a hwtds
but speaks English without an &c.
cent. Wafe a black coat and vest and
black hat. black trousers under blue
oNeraiis that are too short for him.
and wears soft shirt.
OLYMPIA. March I'LL n. NAT
1889 o'clock this morning, Sheriff
Mills returned 10 olympia and re-
ported that there 10 stiil no trace Of
OUTLAW Henson.
He has placed double guards on all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
CONFIRMS
THE NEWS

sta hundred miners are already
prospecting IN the TauAna country.
according 10 adsfcea recetNed an the
steamer city q Seattle. which ar
rived ffun fkAswAy this merninE
Eoiiy spring. who recsntiF arrived
~ Dawson FROM the lover Yukon. 70
ports that he fart several men just
returned from the TenAna c0aatry.
y 10 confirin the nsss Of the big
rtfika.
THE stampede 20 the Tnnana has
left Circle city almost deserted. This
town IL also short % supplies. Which
have been used In outfittinE pros
psctinE pafftess
The Seattle had q quick. pleasant
trip. bringing - passengers II OF
whom were from Dawson. and fst.eo,
worth ~ bullion FROM Treadweli
consigned 90 San Francisco.
She brought a consignment ol
mail from Nome and IT Michael.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
COMES UP
TONIGHT

The city council committee on cor
pefnftene viii meet tanishf with
Representatives Of the Seattle Cat
Arnet sefnrnnY and the Seattle Man
nfseturers association. 10 consider
ths pfcpoaed amendments TO the Sc
ntfir Cataract company'n franchise.
The Ssnaiistee held an executive
esssleHF several days aso. and prRc-
ttssiir fscided upon several fruf-osi-
s1pns ~ would make to the Cataract
cofnpAny. Thss will soaiEht hd
unlimited 20 the Cataract company
and fhs representatives % the Man
uf&etafers ar~sciatton with a view
10 sffettinE a eouIrousiss on the
proposed amendments designed TO
etvs the Cataract company an opf,or.
tuhitf 10 compste with the Seattle
ff~rtrie company. The comproniss
vii, al the same time. impose rrn-
tftcftans uf.on the Cataract company
Which the eeunciimen believe viii
not be 90 its dstfiment but will
fuiiy protect the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
tH MEN !
HMHXD

Mate Eyhnn and faur s~amrn were
iott In the wreck Of the bark Alrs'
ander Me Neil on l'ratas reef jan
uafy ~, according TO the fuii Htori
~ the disaster which was brought
10 Victoria hV the liner Empress Of
India. After the wreck u the YES
sci these men left IN the ships bos
Ia explore the rvefl but nothing uaofe
was heard u them.
Two boats were wrecked before
they could be launched. The cutter
wac broken and the crew remained
on the wreck ave days nxinE u. Theu
they pulled 90 the wreck Of a
chinase Junk WHERE they lived res.
erai more days In the meantime
they explored the reef. dlseovsrtng
the wreck Of the steamer reported
BY Captain faeltr Of the schooner
Robert Neafles. beeiden those 81 sew
efai athsr vessels.
Then theY sailed IA their patched
up cutter for ilouEkons aad after
four days af hafdships aud priva-
lions were picked up ~ Norweetau
sites NOR which landed ths eastawas =
at their destination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
MISSING
VESSELS

The storms Of the present winter
on the Atlantic ocean are the worst
IN years. The Norwegian steamer
ArrrEi and the British steamer ral-
mos. both tong overdue. are now Civ
en- up a. lost.
To-day seven more Atlantic liners
wrte placed on the overdue itst with
FetnrufHnce qaotsd on them at 10
per cent. They are the fs~rusat
steamer Gut Hell. 80 days out from
Ne~ York 10 Rotterdam. British
steamer inchmaFio. 10 days from
Shields 10 Boston! German steamer
n5rFssnels,Tr Petersen. IS days from
bhi~id~ 10 New York. British steam.
er Zanzibar. 10 days from Biyth 20
Nrw Haven. British steamer Loeb
wood. 20 days from Norfolk 90 Aal-
b9rs; and the British steamer Tn
undA ~ days out 10 81 Johns. N. r.,
from Liverpool.
The British steamer Carlisle. NJ
days from Savannah 20 Dublin, and
srinrured at 10 per cent. arrived
safely yesterday. Ths Frsneh bark
vendee, iis days from BARROW TO
Townsville. and the French ship
Rene kervilet. 100 dave from Fan
sibar 70 Hobart are at 10 per cent.
reinsurhnce.
The nrifinh steamship Bunicia. 40
days from Hamburg 20 Cardiff, IL
stu rated at 10 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04

was carried By Vlve Voce vote.
Sochranc demanded years ANA noes
Richardson and other protested. hut
the Coehfane clique would not heed.
hlsnes ffem Republicans and sai.
ieften Nfvetcd these who arosr "a be
essunicd. but there were not sum.
etens number to demand a new toll
call
Representatives 1rosvsnor. PAYNE
and Richardson were appointed To
act With SENATORS Allison and Ione.
% the senatorial eoinmitts. 20 Walt
On the president. who arrived at hls
fssesn IN the senRte wing al 10 o'elach
and nottfN him that eonsr~as was
rcady To Adlouru-
Speaker Henderson rr-suter~t and
took the kaNcl from Cannon. This
y ar tbs signal fer an enthu.taatir
demonstration. Republicans applaud.
81 and the Democrats 1ulnrd In. A.
the applause continued the Rsnah.
leans arone and cheerrd yociferesiniy
The Democrats eantsnts.t themselves
With hand slaprias.
When the applause had subsidized
t.atnr said the president had no faar-
sIisr ntesHakv except to congratulate
me hou#s on the work performed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-04
WIFE VISITS
MURERER


HAMILTON. Ohio. March Mrs.
Annie Knapp. fourth wife OF the
stranger. visited her husband In
Jail Al noon. They were not permit
ted 10 kiss. The murderer seemed
greatly affected by tho meeting.
His wife asked him ~ he really aid
DO all the things 10 which he con-
Tossed. and he replied evaalveiy.
finally admitting the truth He said
he expected 60 20 10 the chair.
The woman II faithful and says
she does not care what he DID, she
loves him. and ~ he h sent 20 the
penitsntiary for life she will get n
homo near the prison 30 she can SEQ
her husband at intervals.
CROWDS thrOnR about the morEue
today trying 20 view the body Of
Knapp'a last victim. Identification
was added 10 fhis morning by half
sister OF the murdered woman. The
body II IN good condition, considering
that u floafed ie0 milee.