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Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
IDAHO SYMPATHY.

Boise, Ida. February 2S.-In the house today the following, presented by MT. Moore of Idaho county, democrat. was unanimously adopted, and the speaker was instructed to telegraph copies of the same to Hon. Reed Shoot and the United States senators from Idaho, at Washington: To Hon. Reed Shoot. United States senator elect from Utah, Washington, D. C. The house Of representatives of the state of Idaho extends to you the best wishes of it's members separately and collectively. We view with profound regret the agitation against your being seated as United States senator, an office to which you have been chosen by the legislature of Utah in the proper exercise of it's sovereign powers We believe the opposition to you is bcause of your religious belief. contrary to the American spirit demanding separa- tion of church and state and that this opposition conteinplates violation of section 3, article oi the constitution of the United States which reads: No religious test shall ever be required as a qualification for any office or public trust under the United States
 This letter is forwarded to YOU in the name of the people of Idaho"
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
FEDERAL SALT TRUST.
Indicted in United States Court at Saa
 Francisco.

san Francisco, February 2S.-Indict- ments were returned by the federal grand jury today charging the Federal Salt company with violating the Sher- man antitrust jaw. Specifically the in dictments alleSe violation on the part of the Federal Salt company Of the second and third sections of the act o, July. 1895. These sections. generally speaking. forbid combination in re- straint of trade to raise prices upor any commodity. Any penalty that may be imposed under the indictment will be not only against the officers and di- rectOrs of the so-called salt trust" but also against the officers and directors cf constituent companies who enter the trust.
 The indictment recites that these concerns formed an agreement to store salt in warehouses for the purpose Of creating a scarcity of salt and thus raised the price of the commodity to the people to enrich themselves.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
SALE OF A BASE BALL CLUB.
The Philadelphia National League
 Goes For $20O0OO.

adeiphia National league baseball club was sold by John A. Rogers and A. .;. Reach to syndicate composed of twenty Philadelphians, two residents of Cincinnati and an Indianapolis man. The transfer was made direct to James Potter. who is at the head of the syn dic2te. The purchase price was not an- nounced. but it is said to have been about $20O. 000
 William J. Shettsiine. present mana ger of the club. has been retained in the capacity of secretary and business manager.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
FEEDERS Vs. RANGEN1EN.
Move in Kansas to Tear Down Fences
 of the Latter

Topeka. Kan February 2S.-Cattle feeders in Western Kansas have caused to be Introduced in the legislature l bill forcing range cattlemen to take down fences from around prairie lands in that portion of the state
 It is alleged that the rangemen fence up lands without the least regard to section lines or the rights of some of the feeders. The rangemen are making stubborn fight on the measure and many of them arrived here today 70 endeaVOr to defeat it.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
pITTSRrRG CI-T OFF.

Pittsburg. February 2S.-Hish winds prevailed here all day and great dam- age was done u wires. chimneys, buildings in course of erection and small outhouses. So far as known. no ore was seriously injured. At ?. m- Pittsbu1g was entirely cut off from communication with the outside Wurlc except Washington, Il. C. Heavy rains for the last 36 hours have greatly sWelled the rivers and dispatches from up river points say tine water is rising rapiGly.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

eral deficiency hill. the last of the ap- propriation measures to be considered. was reported from the committee.
 The greater part of the day was given up to the consideration O. the AIGrich bond deposit bill. which Was debated at length. but upon which a vote was not reached. While the bill was under discussion MT A!drich said that the republican party would un- dertake the reduction Of the revenues at the next session of congress. pro- vided there was a surplus.
 The senate took a recess until Il o'clock tomorrow. when q session will be held for the purpose of delivering eulcgies upon deceased members of the house.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
HARVARD AT HOCKEY.

New York, February 2S.-Harvard scored an easy victory over Yale to- night at the St. Nicholas skating rink in the final game for the inter-collegi- ate hockey championship. Harvard made five goals and Yale only one. By winning this contest Harvard captured the hockey championship of 1903, Yale losing it for the first time in four years.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

gomery during the night. Flood warn ings were sent out by the Montgomery weather bureau. The Mississippi has passed the danger line at several places, but the levees are holding.
 The Ohio river is rising
 Reports from Memphis tonight state that the Mississippi river is nearly q foot above the danger line and is still slowly rising 10 the levee top. River men say the S,.uaiion ther1- is assunl- ine q serious aspect Government en- glneers fear that some of the levees may weaken when the full sweep O. ,nc rising waters is felt.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
THE CHAMPION SKATER.

Pittsburg. February 2S.-At the D., Quesne Garden today Morris Woods of Verona Lake. N Y. became champion of the United States and Canada by winning all three races. defeating the best skaters of the two countries. In the afternoon Woods won the three mile championship of the United States in minutes 1 2-5 seconds.
 Tonight before a crowd of 5000 en- thUsiasts Woods captured the two-mile race in G:09 4-5
 The mile open Woods won in sos 1-5.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

Washington. February 2S.-Senator- ial callers on the president today re- gard an extra session ot the senate as practically inevitab bic. The deteImina- tion of the advocates of both the. Gu ban reciprocity and the Panama canal treaties to secure their ratification con- tinues firm.
 If they cannot ratify them before the final adjournment of this congress they will do so at an extra session of the senate.
 That will be called by the president to meet probably at noon on March ,. As it is said that there is a clear majority in the senate in support of both treaties no other business will ba permitted to interfere with their con Sidera ton.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
SHORTAGE OF CARS.
They Are Now Engaged in Transrorta-
 tion of Coal.

Topeka, Kan. February 2S.-A short age Of cars for freight traffic is tn great problem now harrassing the transportation department of western railroads. A Santa Fe official tonight said that he never knew the situation so bad.
 Demands of shippers for cars arc greatly in excess Of the supply. No inl- provement in the situation will be mo- ticeable until warm weather, as thel the coal transportation problem will be solved
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
TOOK POISON TO BROTHER.

Stroudsburg, Pa, February 2S.-Pois- cn enough to kill 150 persons intended for Charles Grether. a condemned mur- derer who is l5 be hanged Tuesday has been taken from Mrs. A. J. Corr, a sister of Grether. Mrs. Corr visited the county jail to bid her good bye She acted strangely and a watchman followed her out and on pretense oi be- ing in sympathy with Grether received the poison package.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

the same track struck the caboose
 which jumped the switch and slid along another track. lodging across the main west bound passenger track. Here the Southwestern at full speed struck it. The engine topplcd over, crushing the car and killing the men inside. The engineer and fireman stuck to their post and were rescued
 from the wreck. The porter in the buf- fct ear had his left hand torn off. A number of passengers were shaken up but none was severely hurt.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
DRIFTING SHOWS
Making Trouble for the Railroads ci
 Kansas.

Topeka, Kan. February 2S.-The rail- roads have not yet recovered from the effect of the severe snowstorm in West ern Kansas. That portion of the state is covered with snow to depth of from fifteen to twenty inches in the level and the roads have had more trouble than for years. Feed is very scarce. and the damage to stock is expected to he heavy In some localities snow is drifted to q great depth.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
A CIGAR STUB.
Destroys Property to the Amount Of
 $125,0U0

Grand Rapids, Mich., February 2S.- fire, which is supposed to have orig mated from lighted cigar stub thrown csrelessly into some furniture packing resulted this afternoon in the loss of q new steel clad warehouse at Ellsworth avenue and Goodrich streets The house was filled with wares ready for shipment and all were consumed causing q total loss estimated at $125,- 000
 The heaviest loser is the Deering d- vision of the International Harvester company of America. whose loss is es- timated at $7c,00O, with an insurance of $25, eco.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
AWAKENED TO DIE.
Three Trainmen Killed on the New
 York Central

syracuse, N. Y, February 2S.-The Southwestern limited on the New York central road, west bound, was wrecked at the East Syracuse yards tonight in a collision with freight cars, and three trainmen lost their lives.
 The dead:
 CHARLES BtBCOCK. conductor.
 J. r.. KE,ItLEI;. brakeman.
 J. D. GOURLEY. brakeman.
 Three other trainmen We're severely injured. All were from Albany. They were asleep in a caboose in the freight yards. Freight cars being shifted on
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
WON IN \ WALK.
End of the Six Days Match at Phila-
 delphia.

Philadelphia, February ZS.-The six days walking match at Industrial hall ended tonight Of the thirty-four start CTS eleven men finished. The first eight were within the prize money. The win her will receive 9 per cent of the gross receipts. The eight leaders finished as follows:
 CavanaUgh, 524 miles: Dineen. 519; Heselman. 505: Davis. 800: Click. 49O; Horty. 4S3; Barnes. 4S0; Shelton, 476
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
HE WINKED AT CRIME.
Charge Made Against Police Inspector
 Cross.

New York. February Exchanges were today preferred against Police In spector Adam "A. Cross by the district attorneys office. The charges aIIega that while he was in command Of the First inspection district known as the Red Light district. from 1897 to 1902 he knowingly permitted violations of the law. He has been suspended pend ing his trial, which has been set, for March 6th.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
GENERAL GORDON
Announces His Retirement from the
 Lecture Field.

Jackson. Miss, February 2S.-General John B. Gordon. commander in chief of the United States Confederate vet erans. announced today that he would retire from the platform at the end of the present season. The general, who has reached an advanced age, has sufficiently recovered from his recent indisposition to permit of his depar- ture for Texas
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
MORALES COPPER COMPANY.

Nogales. Ariz., February 2S.-The No- gales Copper company has purchased the Cerroprieto gold mines, situated near Nogales in the district of Mazda lena, Sonora, Mexico, for $500, GOO.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
TRAIN ROBBER SENTENCED.

Butte. Mont. February 2S.-George Cole, who held up the Burlington train near Butte, about three weeks ago, pleaded guilty today and was sentenc- ed to twenty years Imprisonment by Judge McClernand.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
EXTRA SENATE SESSION
 REGARDED AS CERTAIN
Ii Will Be Called al Noon the Day
 After Adjournment

The Friends of the Panama and Cuban Treaes Hopeless of Their Disposition Before the End of the Present Congress Are Determined Upon Their Ratification They Are Strong Enough to Secure It-There Will Be No Introduction of New Business-The Senate Rapid ly Getting Appropriation Bills Out of the Way.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
CsEORGIA TnRNAnO-

do passed over the town of Hickory Level last night. Four houses were blown down and five persons were hult
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
THE DEMOCRATIC BRAKE
 MAKES WHEELS RUN HARD
Tbo House Went to Bed Last Night
 Very Tired

The New sl Rules for the Expedition of Business, Failed to 2 omplish All That Had Been Expected of Them-W Ss,, Ever There Was Chance to Put Democratic >g in, It Was Inserted-A Single Appro- priation Bill Was Passed and Some Conference Re ports Were Adopted.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
SENATE c0NFEREN

'NI-N \ I F. JUN t-IN f.N tI-. Washington, February 2S.-Confirma- tions by the senate:
 Frank l.. Campbell of Ohio to be assistant attorney general. Melvelle W. Miller to be assistant secretary of the interior
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
WIEDING TIP EI-SINESS

WINDING UP BUSINESS.
 Washington, February zS.-The sen ate today 3asse1 the fertilization ap- propriati1n bill and the house immigra- tion bill with amendments. The gen.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. February 2S.-Forecast AriZonG-Fair Sunday and Monday.
Arizona republican., 1903-03-01

HARTWELL & IIAMAKER' $ Photographic Gallery is where the swellest phot0gra phic work in the territory is done. .. .. ..
 29 g. Secon Street.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-05-28

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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
BOWSer q: :.
SHudy Mn1MA1
WuSLon 81: !. :; !.

are woodchucks in this plsca Il
woods?'
What's that to you? Have ron got
30 hard up for meat that you have
turned 10 stealing woodchucks!
II am here TO observe II woodehucks
and woodpeckers begin their migration
st nirht shall not NEEDLE In the
least with anything belonging to you II
IN purely In the interests OF science
well. you've got To trot' reforfeu
the man as he took new grip on the
club IN his hand and whistled for ma
dog when a mans fool enough TO
look for woodchucks and woIdpeckers
ut night he's dangerous. You hump
Yourself out OF this or I'll make IL not
for YOU
My dear sir
Hump. | say
Mr.. Bowser bumped that !s, he got
over the fence and pursued his way
along the kings biShroad for hair u
mile and WAS ready tn turn into anoth-
or piece OF woods when couple OF
tramps came along. They were not
looking for woodchucks, but for barns
or havstacks. They greeted Bowser as
Gully and started in To be friendly,
but Mr. Bowser wouldn't have II that
way. He gave them the marble heart
and was passing OH when their injured
| feelings got the better Of them. ana
they called him a bloated aristocrat
/ and offered to lick him for cent
week on the installment plan. He talk
ed back, Us matter OF course, anu
when they had passed on he lay In the
! roadside ditch with his watch and wal
let gone and the woodchuck and wood
peckcr question still unsolved. The
next heard OF him WAS when he APP
peared at a farmhouse at midnight ana
knocked on the door until the farmer
came down 10 ask wha; was the mat
ter.
- have been assaulted and robbed
and left for dead on the highway.
was the reply.
Good lands. but you don't say So.
exclaimed the farmer. Who are you,
and what are you dom out here nt
miduighI:'
My name is Rowser. | came out TO
see 81 wuodchucks and woodpeckers
started for the south II night.
What" shouted the farmer as he
raised his gun. Now. You git out o
this. and be quick about ii. I've had
two geld bricks worked on on me with
in n year but I've gOt my eyes opened
at last arr. can't lee taken IN az in You
must think I'm sTocner than grass.
"Bo You know T woodchucks migrate
by day or 10y night asked Mr.. Bow
ser aS he hung ia his tracks.
No: duru NE il DO. but | know that
If YOU amt outside that fence afore
count ten III
SIr Rowser was outside. and thu
farmer and his wife and son followed
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17

him for half mile a. be still headed
out into Tie country Mrs. Bowser
iidn't 10 TO bod n 10 O'Clock nor ar
II nor az midnight She sat waiting
ami hop.u@ Su. heard the bells strike
!. / From To > and She con
suited with TWO policemen and three
uei-h1pI> soon after : O'Clock she
started ont man Ia >canh- He was
-ou, '.r hours. and when hc returned
he reported that no clew could be
found beyond the farmhouse where
Nh BoW>er had been mcnaced with u
shotgun. In his search he had discov-
cred woodchucks and woodpeckers, but
no BoWScr
The next mornings papers contained
the following notice. and Bow ser, who
had dragged himself home an hour be-
fore dayli- ht and been put TO bed by
Mrs. BoWsrT. read the notice two days
later and said not word:
Miss NJ From House.-Man named
how,,r, Was last seen on the Ten
Mile road at midnight OH Tuesday
night Is short and lat and baldhead-
I'd Temper rather hot. May possibly
he discovered in some bit OF forest
looking for woodchucks and woodpeck-
crs. Should be handled gently and
word sent to his distressed wife at
once. II he contends that he has dis
covered that wVodchucks aud wood
pcckcrs don't migrate at all during the
cold weather, don't dispute him. Any
expense incurred in his capture or keep
Will be promptly refunded. II Gagged,
See that the bars Of the same are Sc
cure before starting, aud don't ofss
him raw meat NJ QUAD.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
[WINEo'CARDUl,
4 sREAT RAILWAY.

The Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
Railway owns and operates over 5000
miles of thoroughly equipped road in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
South Dakota. North Dakota, Missouri,
and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
1t owns and operates eli equipment in
service ON its lines including Sleeping
Cars, Parlor Cars. maintaining an excel
l-nce of service unequaled on any railway
in the world
Ii has been Pioneer in the Northwest
and west in the u-. of the block system
in the operation OF it's trains. i'll the
lighting OF trains by electricity, heating
by steam and many other progressive
methods, which have added safety, com
tort and luxury Ia travel 1t is always
the leader in that direction.
The Pioneer LIMITED Trains between
Chicago, st Paul and Minneapolis have
the costlie-t and handsomest Sleep
ing Cars in the world and the best dining
Car s-rvlo,
Time tables, maps and information
furnished ON Application To r. A. Miller,
ten. Pass Agent, Old Colony building
Chicago.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17

portancc 10 he settled. aud ! am not
standing NJ here and gigglius over IT,
"Rut il struck me rs rather funny
Why should any one care whether the
woodchuck and the woodpcckcrs start
out ut O'Clock In the morning or a
Iniduight|
WHY should any one care That,
the way with woman. II some one
told her that elephants lived pn col
ti>h cakes she'd think II was aIl right"
~Aul 50 you are going out into H."
woods To watch whether woodchueAs
and Woodpeckers migrate at night
Size asked after awhile.
I am. and I've got to make an early
start want pencil. paper 4 candle.
matches and cigars. There may ~
lutte number Of facts to jot down"
Ten minutes Inter hc was Of. Mrs.
Bows.r and the cat watched him dis
appear up the street
Mr. BoWscr had three miles 10 ride
on Il street car before he reached the
country. ana then he walked another
. mile 10 I'dtu Il piece Oh N'f'is MIN -
looked likely 10 tee inhabited by wood
uhucks and woodpeckers. Unfortunate
" for him. there WAS u house near at
hand. and the owner Glanced to oh-
serve him rs he climbed The roadside
fence The investigator for the Natu-
rulist's club had only cot comfortably
proppcd up against a tree when a man
and n doG hunted him out. and the
man demanded.
Now, then, what in Texas are you
skulking about here fort'
MY friend. am not skulkinc," was
the reply. Let NE ask you il there
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17

THEY GREETED BowsER AS GULLY.
There Is a dispute that has been left
for me to settle, and | shall secure the
facts If it takes me all night
-But why do you make an expedi-
ton ut nshtt'
ITO get my facts. You may have
heard that at the approach OF cold
weatherIsertain birds and animals mi
CRATE to warmer climate. You may
have possibly heard of it
Yes, | believe SO"
We'll, there Is a dispute among nat
uralists rs To whether woodchucks and
woodpeCkers migrate with the others
and whether they move at night or by
daylight. | am going out into the
country to observe and report"
DO you seriously mean itFi asked
Mrs. Bowser as she stided laugh.
Mean ii, or course | mean it. And
what are you grinning att he shouted.
Here IS a question of worldwide I'm
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
MATRIMONIAL BLISS.


The Ups md DSwns Of POoP IL.
YosngAasAaa
What ups and downs there are In
life, even IN one short twelvemonth Of
existence" gioOmily observed Mr..
Younghusband as he climbed out of the
cOnnuhial couch at midnight's chilly
hour fell over q rocking chair and then
hmpingly made his way toward a crib
In which a fretful infant with sole
leather lungs WAS wildly paving the
atmosphere and emitting hair raising
bowls OF agony.
Yes" he went on bitterly. reaching
for the complaining bundle Of human
ity in the crit and grading II on his
arm; .'one brief year ago l prided my
self on being chief partner In the mat
rimonial firm Now, hang IT, | find l
am only floorwalker In the infant swear
department.
And with a hoarse chuckle at his own
wit be continued to walk-New York
Times.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
IMAGINATION Needed.

Scribbler IL doesn't require much
ina Sination or inventive ability to-
write Il historical novel
Scrawler - There's where you are
wrong, 1t requires lot Of inlagina-
ton 10 invent the historical part-Phil-
adelphia Record.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
Ballads herehound syrup

immediately relieves hoarse, croHpy
cough, oppressed, rafting, rasping and
difficult breathing. Henry C. St-arns.
Druggist, Shullsberg, Wis, writes. MAY
~, 1901: have been selling Ballard =
Horehuund Syrup for tw years and have
never had II preparation that has given
better satisfaction. | notice that when
sell botth- they come back Tor more,
can honestly recommend it. 21r, Js
and 90 mt DR.. j NJ JOKES.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17

Defending Her Age.
Heidi you say your father was in
the civil war;
She-Did I say BOT What q silly
blunder. Why, you must think me as
old az the hills No, dear papa wasn't
in the war. He was just mere boy
then.
He-Pardon me, but ] thought you
said your father was at Gettysburg?
You were telling how hard it was Tor
hlm to keep step.
She-Oh. now | know. That was NY
epfather-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
Handles All the Microbes.

The doctor made a careful examina
ton OF the patients symptoms.
You have what | call the cashier y
discaS a" he said
Nv hat is that asked the patient.
Well, that is a mixture Of all the dis
cas- .s."-Chicago Tribune
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
Strenuous Hint.

Borem III =. NIT rs n mans en-
duranCe-his staying qualities. as II
Were-that makes him strong
Miss Cutting (Suppressing yawn)-
Indeed, Then YOU must be modern
Samson Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
Attention, Tourists.
Hotel for Rent

\ we'll built. we'll arranged hotel de-
lightfully l"cat,d OF ia. east hauk ui the
HALIFAX opposite Dayt"uI. y short
distanrr from the ocean Guud fishing
and hunting Permanent inr %, g,-ht
man. tail On or address
MRs. Asnt f. URiGo>
GOodaA. Fla
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
Positively Brutal

Wife-Why DO you wear those made
up ties?
HuSband-Er probably for the same
reason that | married made up WON
an.-Chicago News.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1903-01-17
HI. Qualification

Ingomar Euskin There's a dispute
about my acting. Some critics put 10
in the first rank. others In the second.
Now. how would you designate it?
Huratiu Jones |? Oh, I'd simply