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Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

oi Tetuan. Morocco, have quilted that port, fearing the rebels will attack the place. Dispatches received here from Tangier report that several provision conyoys have entered Fez.
 The sultan's troops intended Iparch- ing out from Fez, December 27, to at tack the rebels. The sultan has sum moued his brother. Multi Mohammed, tn Fez in order to disprove the preten- ton of the pretender to the throne that Mulli Mohammed had fomentcd the present rebellion
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

10 arbitrate and the accompanying con- diticns. The foreign office here receiv- ed an answer and is satisfied with the spirit A further interchange of views preparatory to the signing of the proto- col will take place at Washington.
 The only really important question to be settled is what shall be done with the blockade. A continuance of the blockade is relied upon to hasten the conclusion of the arbitration prelimin- aries, especially on the part of Venezu- al
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
TOURNAMENT OF ROSES.
The Annual Winter Flower Show of
 Pasadena.

Pasadena, Cal, Janulry 1.-Dense crowds of visitors and residents Of Pasadena witnessed the tournament of roses procession today which surpassed in every point of attractiveness any preceding tournament parade.
 Tn the early morning hours visitors began pouring into the city. In spite of special service the capacity oi the railroads was overtaXed. It is estimat- ed that fully 4O,O0G people witnessed the floral parade.
 The procession was q lengthy one, thirty minutes being consumed by the flower -bedecked horses and carriages, automobiles. bicycles and ca, ts u pass q given point.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
FOUND DEAD ON FLOOR.
Woman Terribly Burned Overturned
 Lamp tho Cause.

Boston, January 1.-Mrs. Mary j. West, 9 widow, 90 years of age. who lived alone in q tenement on Harrison avenue, was burned tO death this after ro2n, the fire, it is supposed. being caused by an overturned lamp.
 An occupant Of Q lower tenement smelled smoke. and. going to Mrs. Vests room. found her dead on the floor. There was but little fire, and IL was easily extinguished.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
WRECK ON THE PENNsY.

ConnellsYille, Pa, January IA pas senger train on the southwest branch of the Pennsylvania railroad was wrecked at New Haven, near here, to- night. Two passengers were seriously injured.
 The train northbound was running more than a hour late and an engine pushing a load of empty cars was try inS to get in on the LeisinrinE siding
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
CHOKED TO DEATH.
Aged Woman Murdered in Her Home.
 Two Arrests.

Tuckerton. N. J., January Mary A. Darby aged fifty-eight years. was found dead in her home here at 5:3O D. m. yesterday. She had been assault ed and then murdered. The victim lived alone. The last time she was seen alive was at 1915 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. Coroner J. Clarence Cram mer of Westcreek. after being called in. had the corpse examined by Dr. Con over.
 The physician said that woman had been choked to death
 George Rider and Albert Styles were arrested tonight on suspicion of guilty knowledge if not oomplicity in the death of the woman
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
SHORTLIVED AFFAIR.
The Strike of the Houston Fire Depart
 ment.

Houston, Tex, January 1.-The mem bers of the fire department who went on strike last night at midnight called it off today, having found public sen timent entirely against them.
 The city council held a special meet ing and agreed that if the firemen did not call the strike off their places would be filled as quickly as possible. Since the strike is called off the council has agreed to consider the matter of higher wages.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

Marietta. Pa, January 1.-William Carmont, forty years old. was killed by falling from a freight train here today. Carmont halls from Pittsburg, is travelling peddler, known as "BuffaIo Bill of Pittsburg." Unless friends claim him he will be buried in the Potter's field.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
MAY VAN ALIEN
Gives SlO to Girl Who Restored Lost
 $20OOO Brooch.

New York. January 1.-Thanks to the honesty of a Holland house chamber maid, Mary Carlcy by name, Miss May Van Alen, former fiance or Robert Remington. who killed himself at New port, has recovered a diamond brooch valued at S20,0O0.
 Miss Van Alen was dining at the ho- tel on Tuesday night and did not miss the gem until she returned home. The hotel people were notified and a search was made for it. Mary Carley found it while passing through a hall adja- cent to the reception room. It was Ty- ing in a dark corner.
 She knew nothing of Miss Van Aien's loss, but returned it to the office. with the remark: Some lady might have dropped this.' Miss Van Alen was sr pleased by the recovery of the brooch that she gave the maid $1O.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
BRYAN IN MEXICO.

Mexico, Mex, January 1.-William J. Bryan with his family returned from the Hot country and will return north to- morrow. He is much interested in the fact that many young Americans With small capital started life in Mexico as planters
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
HERMosILLO CLEANING UT.

Hermosillo. Sonora, January low ing to the scare caused by the epidemic at Mazatian, strenuous measures arc being taken here to improve the san:- tary conditions of the city. The streets are to be kept scrupulously clean and the city government has appointed an inspector for each city block
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
CARRIAGE WORKERS STRIKE.
Six Thousand Men Out at Amesbury
 Mass.

Amesbury, Mass, January 1.-Acting upon instructions given by the union last night 5000 carriage workers began strike here today. As a result of the action the principal industry of the town is badly crippled, though the manufacturers claim to have 40 per cent of the full number of employees al work. The men out maintain that the only carriage pechanics who reported today were those not members of the union.
 The strikers some months ago de- manded ninc-hoUr day with an in- crease Of wages amounting to r. pc. cent of the present schedule, but the manufacturers refuse to concede
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

ern railroad ceased to exist. Beginning today the Gould property between Den yer and Salt Lake, of which the Rio Grande Western formed a part, will be known as the Denver and Rio Grande railroad. The lines were practically consolidated over year ago.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
NEW WELL IN KANSAS FIELD
Commonwealth Co. Makes the Strike
 Northwest of Chauute.

ChanUtc. Kan, January 1.-The Com .rouwoa 'th O.l company, one cf the ew ones ia the field which has for it's hold ing the Russell tract east of the city and northeast of the city. has brought in it's first well, estimated at 90 bar rels. The Commonwealth company is composed mainly of Taylorville QH) men. The well is located on the south edge of the Russell tract about a quar- ter of mile cast of the big east bend of the river and the strike has been of exceptional interest to Chanute oil men because it is so far east.
 It opens up a great deal of territory and shows that the field east of the river. as the Exchange strike indicated, is one of the richest in this vicinity. The oil sand was reached at e depth of 772 feet
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
FOUR HOURS FROM FEz
 THE PRETENDER'S ARMY
The Forces Of the Sultan Preparing
 10 Meet Him

\ Battle Was Expected December 27-Provisons Had Been Introduced Into the Beleaguered Capital of Morocco, and the Christian Inhabitants Were Safe. The Pretender Strengthening His Cause by Giving Out That the Sultan's Brother Was at the Bottom of the Rebellion Against Him.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
TIE PART OF AMERICA IN THE WORLDS HISTORY A Review by Max Nordau in a Vien-
 neSe Newspaper

He Deplores the Growth of Military Imperialism in the United States Which is Calculated to Repress Emi- gration-The Building of the Panama Canal Will Transfer the Theater of Naval Activity From the Atlantic to the Pacifc-A Forecast of Struggle on the Asiatic Coast Between Anglo Saxons and Russians
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
THE COAL FAMINE.
Becoming a Serious Thing Throughout
 the Country.

Baltimore, Md, January 1.-The eff feet of the coal famine on the 4,000,00O persons of Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia and West Virginia is told in dispatches to tomorrow's Her ald. Few towns are supplied with an thracite and in many there is a short age Of all kinds Of fuel Tn the smaller towns the residents substitute wood for coal, but in the larger places this has not been possible. h some entire counties nothing but wood is used.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
HONOLULU HEARD FROM.
The First Message over the Pacific
 Cable.

San Francisco. January 1.-The first message from Honolulu over the Pacf- fic cable was received here at 11:O3 o'clock tonight. The signals were per feet at both ends. The speed was fast. but the cnerators have not figured our the rate at which the earliest messages were exchanged. The first message was from Governor Dole to President Roosevelt
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

London, January IA dispatch to the Times from Taugier says courier from Fez arrived there bringing a let ter dated December 26, saying that the pretender was then four hours from Fez. All available troops had left the capital to defend the approaches to the city. Christians in Fez were all re ported safe.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
CASTRO'S REPLY.
Entirely Satisfactory to the Powers.

Berlin, January 1.-President Cas- tro's reply to the powers through Min ister Bowen, was substantially an un- qualified acceptance of their. proposals
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

Washington, January 1.-The Ameri- can Association for the Advancement of Science tonight elected the following officers for the ensuing year. after se- lecting St. Louis, Mo, as the place for the next meeting, beginning December ZS 1903:
 President-Carroll D. Wright, Wash ington. D. c.
 General secretary-C, w. Stiles, Unit cd States marine Hospital service. Washington.
 Secretary of council-C. s. Howe, Cleveland, O.
 Officers of various sections wer9 elected.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
WEATHER TO-DAY.

Wishing ton. January i.-r Jrecast for Arizona-Fair and colder Friday; Sat urday fair.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
PUSHING THE ORIENT.
Work Going on Rapidly on the Stil-
 we'll Road.

Kansas City. January 1-Construc- ton is in progress or the Orient road in Karsas, Oklahoma, Texas and Mexico
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

TO MEET THE PATHFINDER.
 Madrid. January News has reach cd here that the European i0ha bitants
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
R. G. w. NO MORE.

It's Absorption by the Gould Lines
 Completed New Years Eve.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

and the road is to be completed as rap idly as possible, President Stiiwell says.
 Track contractors in Wood county Oklahoma, are laying more than a mile of rails per day.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
TRIED TO HIDE CRIME.

Murdcrcrs of Track Walker Placed
 Fis Body on the Rails.
 Lancaster, Ta-. January 1.-The body cf Jacob II. Bostiok. the Pennsylvania track walker whose body was found on tho tracks two weeks ago near Eainbridsc, this county. was exhumed today and a bullet forld at the base of '1e braip Thc nHrderers ha1 pl011od to tiCc ,h,ir Crlme by placing tine body % that tn cars would run over it.
 Two men from Columbia. named Me Coy and Gutterman. are ROW under arr rest. The authorities claim they have strcuy evidence against them.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

Salt Lake, Utah, January 1.-At 12 o'clock last night the Rio Grande West
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02
TO ADVANCE SCIENCE.

The Next Boost win Be Given it al
 St. Louis.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-02

HARTWELL & HAMAKER'S the leading photographers, where you can get photos up to date. 29 $. 2d St.
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nirb ieBt Bis CUR ungefdbren Wtttte
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
GnlIiiiun llnn 0ebcnsberIuif.

3lpei 3uge Der rSGinOis Central
8ubn" OemoGirt. - 3lpei 2otoz
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getommen.
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Sin PerIOnen3ug Der pSIIinDis Gen>
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Wti1s.
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uno lit in Elm 6ieIiges 6oipituG gez
bra6t porben. Die berleBten 9ufuz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
0ie S6wQ1en
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
S1Mbbeit

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ben.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
Gin nruer 1ratrgzG Gaq.

SuS 0IlUS clIlcS Luu5LlS(It ~ PChO'
Dos. - Na6 6lutigem Sample err
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9tasgo m, W}ont., 19. SUM. -
Der gum SoOs psrurt6eilte Wf0r0er
8m. 0aroee, pel6sr Dor 3peiDo6en
nit orei anoeren 9efangenen aus Dem
6ieIigen 9efGngriB entiprang, tpo6ei
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8ao Qanos, Is W1eiIen oon bier, naf
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Dem Sample eine WunOe, tpel4er er
binnen 8ur3em erlag. 6reo. N}c8inz
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f6aft 6efanb, enttum, iebo4 bdlt man
feline 8efungenna6me fir unausbleibz
li6.
DIS bic Na6ri9t ii6er ben 8umpf
IpGt qsTtern2lbeno bier eintraf Itiirmz
te Elm Weo6 oas @efdngniB unb Be-
mG6tigte Ii9 Sad 8rOpn's, zines bon
6uroee's @eFG6rten, pel4er nd4 Der
8.u6t pieoer eingefungen lporoen
mar uno 6Gngte i6n an einem 6eniter
oes Gountp 8eri6tsgebGuoes auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
Cpier elmer Pnlberrrploiinn.

Gburleroi, qa., 10. Suni. -
9rei &Oblengrd6er, iGmmtIi4 Sloz
poden, purOen leBts Ru6t in Gem
nobsn 8ru6enorte 8piIig6t bur6 eli
ne 9ulDererpIoIion in Der Wo6nung
Rate 8lu5es', zines Der Opfer, t0otz
lid perleBt. Die orei Mdnner ruu6=
ten 9feifen, uno Elm 6unten, pel6er
aus elmer oerieIben in ous i'm 3immer
auf6epa6rte 9ulOer fubr, peruriadte
bic @rplofion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-20
sSurb fDnute iif) nifJt rinigen.

Sudo On, 8p,, 19. Sum-. - Die
Surp in benz 9ro3eiIe gegen Curtis
Sett unO 86omus Nbite pegen Der
@rmorpung oes Nntpalts Murcum
puroe 6eute 8ormittag entluTen, oa
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