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Arizona republican., 1903-10-02
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS.

Providence. R. l., Oct. 1.-Two hun dred and twenty delegates represent ing the democratic party of Rhode Is- land met here today and nominated unanimously the following state ticket: Governor. L. F. C. Garvin, Of Cumber- land; lieutenant governor, Adelard Archambeault, WoonsOcket; secretary of state. J. J. Gilmartin: attorney gen. eral, C. A. Aldrich. Providence; general treasurer, Clark Potter. North-Kings- town.
 The platform which was confined ex- clusively to state issues, was adopted without dissent.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02
WORTH RUNNING FOR.
Greater Stakes by Eastern Jockey
 Clubs.

New York, Oct. 1.-The Brooklyn Jockey club today announced that the value of the stakes of the Brooklyn handicap for 1904 would be s20, 900 guaranteed instead of $10,OO0 added as formerly.
 The Coney Island Jockey club also announced the following changes in values of stakes for 1904: The Sub urban to be s20,OOO guaranteed instead of S10,000 added. the Advance to be $15,0Go guaranteed, formerly $5,0O0 add ed; June handicaps $7,5GO instead of S4,500 added; each part of the double event to be $1G,000 instead of s5,OOO guaranteed
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02
STORIES OF FIGHTING.

London. Oct. News from the Macedonia today gives reports of SO we're fighting from both Turkish and irsurgent sources. After an encounter near Nevrokop lasting thirty-four hours. the Turkish troops burned the whole village. Inc insurgents were scattered.
 The Turks report that 130 of the insurgents were killed at RazloS. whil' insurgents report 15o Turks killed at Relavoditz in the Perlope district.
 The Nali of JTsiIuS has reported to ConstantinorIe that 1500 Servian work men are engaged in road making near the Turkish frontier under the direc- tion of a chief of the Servian general staff.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02

Marshal Woodruff in the right breast, and Deputy Manrod in the left wrist. A crowd started in pursuit of the Spivy brothers and over took them.
 John Spivy was shot in the head and is dying. H is brother was knocked unconscious with stone thrown by some one in the crowd of pursuers During the fight a stranger, who re: fused to give his name, was shot in the abdomen and will die. The marshal and deputy will recover.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02

plishcd today was the adoption of an amendment to the Constitution limit ing the power of the president and the executive committee in calling strikes. An amendment adopted provides that In the case of general strikes or in the ratification of national agreements a member from each local shall be called into the executive session and given voice in determining the action to be taken. This in effect puts the power of ordering general strikes into the hands of the locals themselves.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02
A B. x O. STRIKE.
Is Regarded as Among the Early
 PrOba bilitieS.

Is Regarded as Among the Early
 PrOba bilties.
 Baltimore. Oct. 1.-Thc Confereac . between the officials of the Baitimor2 Ohio railrcad and committee rep resentinG the employees came to a sud den end today by the expressed de- termination of tho railroad representa- tives not to reintsate two certain en- ployes who had been discharged and also upon the point in reference to the rule covering a day of twelve hours for engineers and flreplen on work trainc.
 The matter will now Do taken on ap- peal to Vice President Pooter and if the conference docs not result In an anicable arrangement O; the differ crces. vote oi the employees will be polled as to the advisabllity of a strike
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02
HUNGARIAN STRIKE.
A Bloody Encounter Between Rioters
 and Police.

Budapest. Oct. IA sanguinary encounter between the police and strik- ing car men took place here today. Re volvers were used on both sides. and many persons were injured, several mCrtally.
 Fifty arrests were made. The col lision was due to an attempt of the strikers. totallng about -.00o men to prevent ncn-strikcrs from working and to strikers attacking the yards of the carriers.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02
AN ANARCHIST PLOT.
For the Murder of the queen of Wurt-
 clnbUrG.

Berlin. Oct. 1.-The police invcstiga- tions made as Il result of the recent receipt by a member of the queens suite of anonymous letters threatening the life of Queen Charlotte, of Wurt- emburg, have resulted in tracing an anarchist plot.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02
INCREASE OF YELLOW FEVER

Laredo, Texas, Oct. 1.-There have been forty five cases of yellow fever here and three deaths. At Minor Coal mines, twenty eight miles from this city, one death has occurred and five new cases are reported. There were two deaths from the fever in Nuevo Laredo today and a large number of new cases reported.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02
CHICAGO CENTENNIAL ENDS.

Chicago. Oct. IA banquet to a score of visiting mayors, and a concert by the marine band followed by pub lie gathering at the Auditorium theater tonight at which Mayor Low of New York was the principal speaker, brought the centennial celebra tion to a close, with the exception of the fire works display, which will be given to- night.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02

them on military officer while on duty as We are.
 The deputy returned the capiases to his pocket and was entertained by Bell for half an hour Leaving the camp the deputy reported to the shcriff's office at Cripple Creek that the mili- tary officers would not accept service of the papers.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02
GOVERNOR HUNT
Heard No Discordant Note on His Re
 turn to Porto Rico.

San Juan. F. B., Oct. 1.-;overnpr Hunt arrived here today from the United States and was warmly wei comed, officials and civilians uniting in a demonstration in his honor.
 There were no attempts to create disorder. The efforts to cause de- monstration against the governor proved useless.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02

For Sale:-s1, 900 buys house and lot in Churchill addition, close in, S35O dcwn; balance on easy monthly pay
 ments. E. E. Pascoe, Real Estate, Loans, Notary Public. 110 N. Center st.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-02

T10O buys the furniture of a four room house; $S per month rents the house; no tubucular patients have occupied the house. PASCOE, 110 North Center street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
THE LAWRENCE PosTMAsTERsHIP.

The LeayenwOrth Times in referring the announce
ment that exSpeaker Barker be postmaster at
Lawrence says that Charley Finch and his faith
funess where would either Congressman Bowersock or
Barker be today? The Eagle will answer that question
by asserting that Bowersock wouldn't be in congress nor
Barker in the legislature ExSpeaker Barker inundated
himself in the interest. the dication of Bower
sock the altar of the nun Bowersock jumped into
the senatorial unbidden. with no expectations
OF being elected He handicap Long and to
help Curtis 1t is that to make showing he sacr
feed Barker forcing him make stand where he had
no show of winning Charley Finch should have been
appointed postmaster four years ago. Barker and Bower
seek have been honorey fully up their meets AS the
Times observes IF there is man in Douglass county
or the city of Lawrence who has many times over
some substantial reward it Charley Finch In season
and ont day in the year he has said something
good for the people Lawrence for her institutions for
her politicians. and for the Republican party Some of
these things the Times does agree with but they are
ell good nevertheless, and he should have been made
postmaster Where would Bowersoc have been had not
the Journal and Charley Finch been at his back? He
would have been member Of Ingalls, Catfish Arjstoc
racy.'"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
THE LEAvENWoRTH TIMES ON LONG.

After the legislature complies with the formalities
provided for by law today Kansas will have chosen
w Harris in the person of Ches-
ter Long beginning today will be Senator Long
And Long will be senator in fact His pledge to the
people of the state when he spoke before the Republican
is ample assurance that he will biased
representative of the state that he will stand
those things which will represent the wishes of the
whole people.
He will be factioGa representative. Long believes
in organization 1t organization that put him in
congress lit organization which placed him
the senate and in both head the
organization. All organization looking success of
Republicans will have the hearty support and coopera-
ton of Senator Long
I'm Long Kansas has a senator OF whom she expects
much. and in him, however much she expects she will
rot be disappointed His years of congressional expert
ence have made him fully equipped with that knowledge
which is necessary for the usefulness
OF senator Standing very close the administration
he will be in position to do much for Kansas this
is particularly gratifying Ieayenworth
is friend eavenwoTth and her federal
institutions concerned He has pledged himself do
all in his power consistent with plans of the admnisra
ton to that federal institutions given lust
recognition His election to the senate is particularly
pleasing to the majority OF Republicans of the
state of Kansas"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

himself escape. and that after
calmly wipng the smoking pistol barrel On his coat
sleeve surrendered himself the police sent for his
lawyers confidently began make preparations to
defy justice.
shall this appalling and deliberate crime against
liberty and freedom of the press go unpunlsneu
Is there any community in this country morally sene
righteous sensibiy, overawed by thuggery
blind danger that remain inert and helpless
to ayenge such a brutal and premeditated murder?
This is that should awaken not only the CIVIC
courage and indignation of South Carolina, but of the
whole nation The bullet that pierced the body OF MI
Gonzales aimed the Of honest independent
journalism Until the beasts of the murderer and his
political cronies answered by swift trial ami
relentless punishment the constitutional guarantee OF
free speech and free stands void in South Caro-
lima and Tmanis may mple the citizenship Of that
state under foot"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
RECIPROCITY AND THE DINGLEY TARIFF.

While the senate talking free coal meas
ure last week Senator Doiver created constena-
ton in the Republican ranks by the stand he with
regard to the intention of the formuaors the Dngey
tariff law. He openly confirmed the declaration of the
Democrats that the Dingey rates purposely fixed
higher for the purpose of making concessions by reel
procity treaties Mr. Dolliver was member of the
mouse ways and means committee at the time the Dngey
bill prepared He said senate: 1T is true
that in the bill which he reported from the committee on
ways and means he did put the duties up for
purpose of having them traded down" This plan he
said, be regarded distinctly part of our tariff
policy He held that there nothing infamous in the
scheme st is in practice practically in every govern
ment in Europe"
Senator Aldrich, the staunch defender of high pro-
tective tariff denied the truth of Delivers
statement, which made in an expatiation on the
Iowa idea. named after the tarinreduction plank
in the Iowa platform This idea is that the duties on
noncompettve imports should be by reciprocal
arrangement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
POSTS POSTAL CHECK SCHEME

The post check scheme is novel one but certainly
it has the merit OF utility says the Boston Globe for
the present postal system Of money orders only
clumsy but expensive. The idea is simplicity itself II
Is TO have the bills printed that there are
blank spaces which could be filed ike check When
not filled they money just they do
but when filled out pay small bill say at some dis
tan point they must be endorsed by the receiver and
cashed at the pOsoce After that the bill worthless
as currency The only expense would be two-cent
stamp for government fee the face of the bill when
it converted into check calculated that this
system would prevent great deal of inconvenience
which people find who wish 10 pay a small bill say
subscription for paper or magazine when such bill
has to be sent by mall and of everybody knows
there is certain risk in sending ordinary money through
the mails The idea embraced in the bin which
fore congress last with favor not only among
congressman and nancers but also favorably com
mented upon by the of the country The practical
by and the simplicity Of the scheme appealed every
body
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
BELIEVES IN THE OCCULT.

That Ella Wheeler Wilcox writer having the keenest
OF insights into the human heart and its emotions
wonderful comprehension of the weaknesses of humanity
should herself be believer in the unscientifc is some
what startling. In the Chicago American she avows
her belief in two socaled occult sciences astrology and
palmstry She says. with charming frankness: Palm
istry is to my mind absolute mathematical science
So is astrology but it is much difficult and re-
quires greater brain and time to master it's Sc
crets Personally, believe there is great truth in
both sciences and this belief increases my Unborn awe
and reverence for the Creator marvellous uni
verse Besides pamsts and astrologers believe there
are but few people gifted with seershpand possessed
OF sixth sense not given to all of There are also
many mpostors and fakes"
Few people have the Of their convictions in
the same degree Mrs Wilcox. She testifes that she
once received benefit from palmst who foresaw for
her business complications of Importance and so she
was put on her guard against them. We like the ladys
frankness 1t requires moral courage avok belief in
the occult in these days when science socaled varying
its theories every decade is professed guide of all
Tightthinking men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
LET US HAVE JUSTICE FIRST

The New York World. in discoursing on the nro,os;.
tion of South Carolina to build monument IN Gonzales
says that While crowds of citizens throng about tba
srve of Mr. Gonzales the murdered South Carolina editor
1t is suggested that be raised TO his memory
1T will be time to talk Of such memorial when South
Carolina has vindicated her and laws by bansin1
the assassin Until then. Tillmans cowardy crime will
stand as warning TO the journalists Of the state that
No writer may dare TO the ambitions of any uo
zeal rufRsn at the risk of his own life
ut is intoerable 10 think that in any part Of the
United States in the dawn of the twentieth century an
honest and respected editor be murdered in cold
blood simply because he criticised an unworthy nenten
ant governor seeking to force himself upon his party as
candidate for governor
All accounts agree that Gonzales was unarmed and
that he sought avoid the when they met on
the street All accounts agree that Tillman fresh from
his presiding officer the senate gave his victim
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
RUSSIAN AND GERMAN.

The difference in character and behavior modes
thought and life between the typical told Prussan and
the typical German is quite market Even life in
Berlin when compared with that ron-PruSsan
proves that In Dresden the stranger asking his way
Is directed with the utmost poleness. n Munich he
accompanied Of the In Stuttgart he is given
circumstantisl advice. which and which
to avoid In Berlin ne gets snsppish and gruf reply.
or all In Berlin the policemen win him like
pickpocket suspect; in Dresden he gets elaborate
courtesy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
Posted,

"Ah. ha,' he cried. a great white light
Suddenly diffuslng his intelligence. An
other instance OF the mailed fist
Who could deny that here was phi
lCsophy pure and simple? Not a heated
word. Not an excited gesture And yet
mind you. there he stood with MS hand
stuck in the letter box and he simply
couldn't get il out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
Hone Abandoned.

From the Cleveland Plain Deaierl
Was that n unmarried woman you
net just uov2
Yes. knew her severl years Tg0. How
her face has changed
Has Il? Well when a worian's face
changes as much as tina; she can never
hope 10 change her name. TOP.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
lnexrlIcshIe.

lFrom the Washington STAR
ITS hahd sometimes szid Uncle
Ehez. ia make . boy unne-stan' why he
should be punished ioh aghfsn' when JEFF
fries gifts three cheers an tweaty thou-
san doIiahs foh dotn' Dc zane thing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
So They Did.


(From the Philadelphia Press
Doctor" she said. archly. some ply
sicians say kissing isn't healthy You
know. What do YOU think OF it,
We'll. really. replied the handsome
young doctor. II oont think you or Z
should attempt 10 decide that 0ffhand
Let's put our heads together and con-
siiar--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29
Not Habitusi.

prom the Ohio State JournsiB
According to q Massachusetts 3s2dgs q
nan Eho gets crrak cSerF SATURDAY only
Is not a hshituai 6-uakzrd. sTri ri Dos
- urSl every day IS SATURDAY - ard
~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-29

From ire Sioux Sgty Journal
After ali. = does 10; sem urresson-
abls II ask that HcbSoH shall choose be-
tween earning his s1Iary ard TO- drawing
IL
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-02
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ct ipcnif SInS ON ben ifanbinapiifc
Snlpps SelpitGnoigbeb.
Mnpet 0pt ira Norse.

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iten", ibp. Rigsbagsmafb 3ersoius
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tifel, Der iIutter iaaleheS:
Zen Sime nRrnler lie tDoeiig, oa
Spsrgsmaalet ON 0oroens SelpltRn'
oigbeo meISer iig trlienoe aftielt.
Mtan bebgner life at bore Span'
moro for at iise, at Sa afbruger %
TO 2anoes 5ribeb os SeluItpnoigbe5
al Soreningen.
Sngen Qapirer buer oa, ON tffe
SrSet "9rooerInnb" er bleuen III
8irfelt8beo % Sanbbeo.
Weget tposr pna, at | begge Sanoa
bette III begDuOer at gaa op Tor 6ot'
fene.
&Doo bp0er ga en- ianb Statsfunlt
- enten at robe / 8apirerne eler, II
ibge enbper 9et til bierteIig 6orItaa'
elie?
8ipI0er BET ANDRE, bar man itray
Sparet fprbigt, I. gr. operior Ratlo'
nalttetsiamfunoene / Siterrtse.
6or SuriIterne betpoer &apirerne
alting. Men Rolitif er life en- 81
benifab; BEN er en- auuIt.
20, iom toiItes, fan enten for
banbIe - eIIer BEN enc fan ipIte iia
oeb "itutus quo, mebeuS Ben anosI
bonoIer - eller Sc fan Haas.
Set ftbItnnbnte biz Rorge og Sue
rtge life. Set auoet Giternntip leoer
fun til at forbitre Sinbeue. &ln
5orbanblir9 itaor tilbage."
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-02
Sor 2Greierrieheo

Ter er / Dor 5iS aItior megen scr.
sierrisbeo. 9arnet blir / Sfoicn ca.
get til at irtte ii9 Raal % Spgauer,
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at man iorismn1er at lore Ga inSpren.
te BET, at BET maa panite iis til al
orre tilfreos meo lin 2oo % 5tiaing
/ 2ioet.
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Ior ale; men Ser maa ta's Spnipn til
eonrr. anlRg oa getingeIier ogIaa,
Get uigtigIte or, at man beflitter Tia
paa at ubfere gcot % grunbtgt oet
arbetbe, iom IigBer rprneit foran.
Orange Ting blir oaarlig rofert, forOi
De, iom uSfsrer GrbeiOet, bar label
fin 9Graierrigbeo bripe ocn til at Tor.
Ie8e noget. De life ecner at metre.
Set fan life ofte nof og inbtrpngenoe
NOT Bill iubprentet Be hinge. at en- Hint
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"lGrO" WanO. Sbetntno'tc bar ies
Set.
Der Ipgges aItfor megen 8egt paa
8tIienS Wagt. Dtan fan life opnna
tore Sin9 eller bsie Waal bare peo at
bile; BET bgr man mPrfe Jig. Der
nan bore Gprer % NnlPg bag Oil.
ier, ON Oet ifal bIi til noget. Oct er
bare la~tterligt o9 unnttigt at iRtte al
i'm 8ilje it0 paa ncget, man life bar
Gnner, InIGg % 8etin8elier for.
Wten set er, boao nItfor mango gisr,
frDgter ieg.
6or megen ggrgierri8beO Dor giort
% gisr nrer Sfaoe blauOt os, ems ri
ofte betpnter. "SIRng ppf sin ans
bition!" er ct 8aub, Sbofeipeare lar
aar0inol 8oliep 6uie no meO. Rno.
Set er tanfte liot for piotgoaenNe.
Men gpnen til at ufpasie i'm ggrgier.
rigbeO efter line SaIenter og 6orboINe
ifuIbe erboer for Jig b~efIitte Jig poa at
opsue. Sort % frenit gieIoer bette
Sc hinge.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-02
On Deroensmie iion.

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Erpitoeut. 2oro Rortbampton. Com
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sa lie til6aae paa en- ~IlIei1a e~neitaaen'
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De Snbtrpf al Sen aruit, iom her er
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neoIast til MennefcbeSen$ llopif.
ling % @eIii8nelie.
vi aarsberetningen irem9aar oet
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