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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

Danbille, 9. Deg. W6lfe ssigs
ten fid geRern in Der gtdbe bon Wob'
nungen In MaplewOOo, einem Orts
nDroli3 bon Sanbile gelegen, uni
isBtsn 5rausn uno 6inber in bic gr6btt
Gufre9ung. We6rere Wdnner bemaff'
neten f9, um ben freden 8eiu9eru
einen Ssntsettel auf ben pel3 3u brsn.
nen.
gei Der Sa9b auf bic Sbiere fanb
man elm tootss 2alb, tpel9es bon Den
@6lfsn beinabe entfIeii9t mar. Wean
glaubt, oab oas enorm taIte Wetter,
weldes i'm Norowefen berri9t, bic
Shisrs nod ben stdoten geirisbea bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
Gin eneroijdles Mitief.

Gin energiides Mittel. Sem 0eut=
nant Mnbreas Soa6im b. &leiit ippnts
es gar ni6t eefalen, bdb er, als ibm
BET Der Yelagerung bon Gpfel 17O8)
eine Saltonettfugel bas linfe Bein sers
i3n.ettert bate. barauf gefabt feir
muBte, oeitlebens 81 binten. @ern bdtz
ten Dem erit neunse6niG6rigen Sling
lin9e bic 5elbdr5te bas 8ein amputirt,
dber er ipebrte ii9 unb ibre MeiIer unb
SGssn nit gelabener piitole bon 1eis
mem S9meraenslager ab uno berlieB
fp9 barauf, baB Die f9tpere Geripuns
bung bod mod beilte. Dies eelana
au9, aber nibt na9 Munf4, bas 9ein
nabm eine f9iefe Hi9tung an. gr
tpanbte ft9 nun an einen beriibn1ten
WnnbarSt feiner 3eit unb lieb ii1 ben
Hatb seben, bas 8ein nod einmal su
bre9en unD bann tunitsere9ter bailen
gu lohen. &leiit ftieg auf Den Hiiden
etnss pferbes, fprang berunter unb
bra9 5u feiner sSreube bas frante 8ein
tptrtli4 nod einmal. Der gei@idts
Mrat beilte ibn iest 10 gut, baB er ipis=
Der ben f9Onften Yuraoemarl4 auss
fiibren fonnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

p @efern Mor9en follibirte an 35(
on Wuibin9tOn StraBe cine msitlid
gebenbe Oif Wi6igan StraBen-@ar nit
einem Wilawa9sn Der 9snis @rsamert
Co., 1910 Milburn StraBe, nobel Der
Wasen gebroden uno oas pfero bsr=
lest wuroe.
U. 5. grOipn, Der in 9l6 SOrbel
StraBe mubnt, Der CUR 3eit auf BEN
Wagsn faB, tam unberlebt oabon;
ebenio Der Wotormanu nnb @onbutteu,
Der StraBsns@ar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

IS o wuro'e berbaftet.
t@ wuros in oie 3eIe geiperrt, i'd
tpurbe entlaRen. Sies III In fursen
WOrtsn Ois @sf&i&te oes 93. 3.idbrissn
o. 5. Sinoses9ers bon bier, gegen
ben bic Grobsei&wOrensn eine antlase
mssen 2lsinoiebffabIs uno 6eblersi er.
bobsn battsn. 2!nosssssr uurbe se-
fern perbaftet, In bas gountpgsfdngs
nib eingeiperrt, aber ba balb fur ibn
gargf8aft i'm Betraae bon $500 aeffeQt
puroe, entlieb man ibn mieoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
Seine Ginignng
Der 6eibworenen i'm Ghrifi
Sale.

Samiiag abeno I'm 6 llbr 3og f6
Sie Surp 3urhd, um ben Jaa bon
6enrp @briif, Der ben gleftrifer 6. @orp
eri9of1en bat, 3u bsratbsn. Sis 8sra=
tbunsen oauerten Biz Sonntag Nad-
mtttag um a ubr, o6ns bab cine @inis
9un9 6inii6tli9 beg @abriprudss ere
sielt tuoroen wdre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
@rumoet etsentbnut.

8runoeigentbums Ngenten. tpeld,
bor elmer Wo6e bebauptsten, bob oa:
@eihdft bisien Serbff bsfer iein mirb
als es in Der Saiion pdtrsno Der leb,
ten 25 Sabre mar. faa.n, baB ibr'
gorberiaaunsen tbatIddlli9 In er.
ftlung gineen.
Sn tsinsm Der porbsrgebsnben Sabrl
iparen Die gerfdufe i'm Serbfts 10 aabl.
reid uno geuinnbrinssnb, ME oieies
Snbr.
Na8 Wietbsbduisrn 1T grobe Naa.
frage uno 5lat.apartements ftno idme,
3u finoen. Die ipetulatipe 8enbens,
wel1e fi9 por einissn Wonaten seigte,
bat fi4 INNER mehr unb mebr ent.
widelt. 8runbeigent9um miro i.bt
mebr als Rapitalanlage ssiu9t, mas
friiber ME Der Gaq mar.
Die 8runoei sentbumsbdneler modem
babel gldn3enbe @eiddfte.
Grif porige Wohe tpuroe Elm Nntrao
bon SIS, 900 ffr elm gisentbum an Der
SainOis StraBe ausssidlasen. bas bor
einem MOnat fhr $50 gefaufi
tuuroe.
Sas Gigentbum pirft 3tpar nitt birl
ab, neil es polIffdnbis rsparirt perben
mub; bonn ipstulatiben Stanopuntt
aus betra9tst. III es aber immerbin
cine quite 3apitalanlags, ba oas @runo.
eigentbum Oil Sllinois Strabe pdbrenb
Der lebien fhnf Sabre um so pro3eni
9eitiegsn iif.
SQinois StraBe tpirb nit Der 3eit
big our Is. Strabe cine @efadftsqe.
9eno fein. Dies ift au9 bic urfaae,
tparum 10 biele 2eute begierig Rno, ibr
Selo bort ansulesen. Wittelbobe 5lats
finb ieBt iebr geiudte unb Sdnbler
baben ieben Gag Na9fragsn nod
5lats. beren Wieibe fi9 auf bon 500
biz s35, beIduft.
Sas Yeben In ben 5lnts if aber an.
3iehenb FIR jung berbeiraibste 2eute,
uno fleine 6amilien.
Sungs 2sute f6nnsn gesenwdrtia
tein Saus far wenigsr aIs $12 mietben,
obne irsenomelae Decentralization oa
NIT au erlan9en unb getp0bnl;a cine
Ooer spei Weilsn bonn Uaittelpunft Der
Stabt entfernt. @snn nun bie 2ofen
Der strabenba9nfabrtsn, 5eusruns,
geleu9tung uno @aRer bir3u eere&-
net ueroen. 10 bstragen bic monatli9en
ausgaben oafhr $25 Obsr nod mebr.
Cir biefen getras, tpenu aud IS
mebr. iit elm 6Iat bor3usieaen. inbem
es gequemli&tsitsn bistet, bic In tlei.
nen 9dufern ni&t sefunbsn tperesn
tonnen. Srei biz bier 3immer une
elm gaoesimmer iit Mlss, was cine
tlsins Camille bsn0tbist. 5ausfrausn
oa9esen finb frei bon Mi9enausIeeren,
Geusrma3en, @aRertraasn uim. unb
Wdnner geuinnen mebr 3sit unb er.
iparen Strabenbabngsloer.
SdsIid fommen gaa9frasen nod
fOl@en flsinsn 6latwobuunaen, unb
bic @a&frase barnab III I'm eteisen
bsSriffsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

80 9te 8r5bte ,tmo pal.
temoftea,sStpabl bon e@mitt.
btis'isett ,tsso 8I,snsenHA6em
ttat cue treuot9en ,t,sb tra,ts
rt8ea GretgmtfIe. Wtr Rmo
teoersett 8ern berett bet Der
AmSwobl bebialht@ 80 ,etn.
0erterusanm YroS. SO.
241 W1n. Ane. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
yfahrtGtett aus Snotana.

Senrp Jrioa. wel9er beiduloigt mar,
ben granb auf Der Ban 8oori 6arm
gelegt 81 baben, muroe bon ben @e.
iduorenen freiseipro9sn. CT fann
isbt bas Electromagnetic i'm 8etrags
bon $3.50 foleftiren unb iit auberbem
bere4tigt 3u $3.50 bon Der Sen Our
Sose fiir Den gerluit ieines 8einss.
Der Staat ftibrie an, bab 6riba bas
Saus an8anoete. um GENTLE papisre
3u berni4ten. aus benen erfi6tli9 mar,
bob er Ban 0oOrif einige bunberi
Dollars f9uloste. Triba tpuroe in
beg Hdbe oes 3auies nit bur6f9oHe-
mem geine am 8oben liegenb sefunoen.
| Der Staat nabm an, bab 6riba beabs
f8ti9te, Die 6Iinte ab3ufeusrn, um
oaour9 Die Na9bari9aft 3u aIarmiren,
oab er aber ftolpcrte unb fib babel ieIbif
abf9islos fdoB.
5riba bebauptete basessn, baB bas
6euer 9elegt mar unb baB er bon einsm
Wann, Der an9ebIi& In Der Nadbar.
i3aft tpobnte. sefdoiien tuuros.
giner Der @ei9worensn duberte F9
oabin, baB bic getpeife bes Staates
gegen Grioa biel su umitdnbli9 tparen
uno bab, ba ssrioa gum 3msifel an
feline Sdulo bere4tist mar, sr freise=
fpro ben muroe.
Muncie. 10. Se3. Sas beloen=
matbige @ingreifen bon CHARLES Seis
mer, Elm IL Sabre alter 2nabe, ret=
tete bic Wobnung isiner gltern
pom 5euer. Nls Der 2nabe Die JIam.
men, tpel9e aus benz Sa9e ber=
pori9lugen, erblidte, sos er feline
S&ube uno StrHmpfe aus, bie adIte
reradtenb. unb fletterte an benz Wai.
ierrobr gum Sade binan. gr sps fo=
oann elmer pOl WaHsr bsrauf unb
bate i'm yiu bas 5euer gel0i9t.
Mit bIutigen Sabsn fam er bonn
Da&e berunterserutfdt. Der Batter
beg brausn anabsn tuirb bic mutbiae
Sbat ieines Sunsen nit benz f96nffen
acknowledgements bsrselten.
@afbbiIIe, 10. Sss. Sames
pruitt, elm Garmer 2 Weilen itib6fli4
bon NaibDiQe, uel9er ib nit ieinem
sobne auf Der Sasb bsfanb, iaste les.
teren cine bolle 2abuns S9rot in ben
26rper. unb berlsbte ibn sefdbrIia.
Gin 5aie iprans In Der Ndbe ieines
Sobnes auf, pruitt le9te auf benielben
an, anffatt iebod ben 9aIen 3u treIfen,
feuerte er Die bolIe 2abung S9rot auf
feinen SObn unb berlsbte benielben am
unterleib, Naden uno Beinen. Der
Rnabe iff in elmer iebr gsfdbrli9sn
Terfahung.
Wuncie, 9. Se3. Der 2auf,
uelder felt GINGER 3sit awiI4en Der
Ohio Del @efenf9aft unb Der 2epub.
Tic giisn= unb etabl @eienI9aft
fdmebte, purbe 9efern abgsf@loFen.
Ser 3auf beieitist bic SntsrsFen Der
%epublic giiens unb Stabl.geieIi
in ben Cslfeloern bon Snbiana. Die
Del : @eielsdaft iOa 100000 big
1000. 900 Dollars fur bis SntereRen
Der &epublie bs3ablt babsn.
Sn ben 2auf purosn bic aussesei&.
neten 2dnbersien Der @ei9mifer 2etuis
tn 2ibertp 8ownfbip, 9elamare 80.
9elegen, einsei&Iofisn. Die 2dnbe-
reien bsbefsn ben Raum bon 176
adern. auf wsI9e fi@ % OeIqueuem
befinben.
Sieie 2dnbereien ueroen als bic
tperthboafen. In ben Snbiana 5elSern
angefeben. Die Quellen baten ben
@ef&wifern 2etpis f4on $50. 900 ein.
gebra&t. Die @ei9mifsr 2euis mob.
men In Snb:anapolis.
STANDARD Oilgo. /
Sefferfon @itp. Mo.. 10.
DEG. Die gumbesresieruns seist Iebs
baftes Sntere1e far Die l1nteriu&uns. |
lueI&e Der Staat Miffpuri nenen bic |
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
g t q n b al b. Oil 8 o.

Sefferfon @itp. Wo., 10.
Deg. Die 8unoesresieruns 3ei9t Ieb-
bates SntereRe far Die l1nteriu&ung,
pel&e Der Staat WiKOuri sessn oie
STANDARD Oil Co., bic @epublie Oil
go. unb bie @aters=pieree Oil 60.
eingeleitet bat. Sobn $. NeIfon bonn
6anoels' unb 9rbeitsbspartement Bee
fanb fi& geifern bier une untersog bas
bisber 3ufammeneefellte gemeismate-
rial elmer genauen Sur&f9t. gr bielt
feinen 8efu& aebeim, iobab man bapon
srf srfubr. als Ct gefern Hbeno ab.
reiffe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11

- Hau&t bic Tish I Mingo.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
FRUIT OF A DISASTER.
The House Amending the Steamboat
Inspection Service.

Washington, Feb. 11.-As an out
growth of the investigation of the Cen
erai Slocum disaster, the house to-
day passed a number of bills called up
by Mr.. Grosvenor, chairman of the
house committee on merchant marine
and fisheries, amending the laws re-
lating to the steamboat inspection ser
vice and making far more rigid pro-
visions for the regulation and control
of steam vessels. The amendments
recommended by the department of
commerce and labor were sent to the
house in the form of eight bills. Six
of these were reported favorably by
the committee and five OF them were
passed today. Consideration of the bill
providing for the altering of the salary
system for inspectors was prevented by
the objection of Mr.. Shirley of Ken
lucky.
Except for an effort by Mr.. Liver
nash of California to amend the pro-
vision relative to the compliments of
crews, there We're no controversies on
the measure.
The bills amending the steamboat in
spection service as they passed the
house provide for an executive COM
mittee of a board of supervising in
spectors with power to amend the
rules of steamboat inspection service
in terms between meetings of the full
board, subject to the approval OF the
secretary of commerce and labor, make
compulsory inspection once a year.
whether applied for by masters or
owners or not; exempt vessels out of
commission and make effective in
spectors' condemnation of defective
equipment; give inspectors power to
stop a vessel by revokng her certifi-
tory penalty for persons manufactur-
ing or selling defective life saving ap-
pliances and fix the liability of term
charterers, officers and directors of a
corporation wilfully or knowingly
guilty of misconduct in agreement of a
vessel.
They also provide for the repeal of
the existing provision of the law re-
quiring supervising inspectors to give
bond Assistant inspectors are added
to those prohibited from having any
pecuniary interests in vessels and mo-
tor vessels of over fifteen tons are
brought under the general penal pro-
visions of the statutes. An alternative
of q suspension of license instead OF
revocation is provided in case licens-
ed officer shall unreasonably refuse to
serve. Provision is made for an ap-
peal in certain cases of revocation and
for injecting fire extinguishing gas in
to holds as well as steam.
Minor details in a number of in
stances are transferred from the sta
tute to the regulation.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
GOCHISE CONSOLIDATION
Several Big Mining Companies to Be
Made Into One.

Bisbee Ariz., Feb 1.-THE an
nouncement was made today that the
management of the Calumet and Ari-
zona, the Calumet and Pittsburg. the
Lake Superior and Pittsburg, and the
Pittsburg and Duluth Mining cOmpa-
nies and the Junction Development
company had determined upon a con-
solidation of these properties.
The capitalization under the re-or-
ganizatiOn and consolidation viii be
SS2, 600, 600. The companies named have
from the beginning been practically
under the management of the Calumet
and Arizona, being the parent of the
other organizations. This mine has
paid several millions in dividends since
reaching the producing stage a few,
years ago and has gathered a surplus
Of nearly two and a half millions. It's
smelter is at present turning out at the
rate of $4,000 tons of copper a year.
An increase to double this capacity is
expected during the year. OF the 9TH
er properties, none are as yet produc-
ing, although the Lake Superior, the
Calumet and Pittsburg and the Pitts
burg and Duluth are about ready to
do so, having large ore bodies blocked
out. With their coming in, large ex-
penditures viii be necessary for enOr-
nous reduction works and other
equipments. This fact is largely re-
sponsible, it is presumed, for the con-
solidation that it is announced will be
made.
The final step in this matter. will be
taken during the coming week at a
meeting of the several boards of direc-
tors, with the exception of the juno
tiOn Development company, which viii
have to be reOrganized into a mining
company first. All the mining compa-
nies are now ready for the consOlida-
ton The present joint capitalization
of the companies aggregates about
$4,000, 000. The new capitalization is
thus a reduction. The stocks of the
companies outstanding will be taken
in the stock of the new organization
issued at ratios of value which win
fully protect all the present holders.
The general feeling here is that the
move is a. wise one and will result ad-
vantageously to all concerned. The
consolidation will give to Bisbee two Of
the largest copper producing cOmpa-
nies in the United States, the. new one
and the Copper Queen Consolidated.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
JAPANESE MOVEMENTS
Russians Believe They Are Intended
to Mask FOrtifying Operations.

Mukden, Feb. 11.-During the last
few days the movement of large bod
les of japanese troops have been OBJ
served on the Russian right flank,
where the presence of a part of Cen
eraI Nogis army has been established.
The Japanese are enc rgetcally foru-
flying the villages of Vandzyanopu,
Ystzupao and Malandan, southward of
Sandepas and also the districts of
Toutoilzi, Tszutsahedzi and Huanu on
the right bank of the Hun river.
1t is thought that the movement Of
the Japanese was intended to distract
attention from the strengthening of
their defensive works.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
HOLD UP THAT FAILED.
Two Robbers Killed in Colorado
Saloon.

Two Robbers Killed in a Colorado
Saloon.
Colorado Springs Col. Feb. IA
special to the Gazette from Independ-
ence says: Two masked men entered
the Silver Bell saloon tonight and at
tempted to hold UP that place. Both
Oe them were masked and as they ap-
preached the bar they ordered the
crowd within, numbering fifteen to
twenty, to hold up their hands and at
the same time commenced to shoot.
Nearly every man in the saloon drew
4 revolver and opened FIRE on the rob-
bers with the result that both We're
killed before they could get out of the
place. OF those in the saloon, three
We're wounded, Edward Fay, fatally.
Henry Drach, shot in the leg and groin
is in a precarious condition and Frank
EdmUndson. an ore weigher at Taylor
and Brunton sample works was shot in
the abdomen. His condition is very
serious. The robbers are unknown.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
ENOUGH TO DAMN HOCH
Says the Coroner Conducting the In
quest on His Wife's Remains.

Chicago, Feb. live already have
sufficient evidence on which to hold
Hoch to the grand jury" was the pos
tive statement made by Coroner Hoff-
man today.
The coroner intimated that he at
tached the most importance to the final
report on analysis of the internal or
gans of Marie Walclzer Hoch An
analysis has been conducted by Frof
Haines, of the University of Chicago,
by DR. Reese, who attended Mrs.
Walcker Hoch, and by DR.. Lewl1e, the
coroners physician. The analysis thus
far has established that arsenic was
found in the victims stomach, but
whether this was the direct cause Of
death cannot be established until the
entire examination of the other organs
has been completed.
Coroner Hoffman urged upon Prof
Haynes the STABILITY of an early re-
port, but the professor declared that
the best that could possibly be done
was to promise a final report a week
from Monday. Before the report can
be made thorough an examination of
the kidneys, heart and spleen are nee
essary. The postponement of the in
quest until Wednesday is for the pur-
pose of giving the police further op-
portunity to continue the investigation
and to procure witnesses.
Speaking of two women in Milwau-
kee whom Hoch is alleged to have
married, Hoch today said he was new
er in Milwaukee in his life and defied
anyone TO come from there and iden-
tify him.
According to a special from Ottum-
wa, Iowa, photographs have led to the
identification of Hoch as the man who.
on January 5, 1898, married Miss Anna
Pratt of that city. The marriage took
place after a few days acquaintance
and on the day following the man dis
appeared with diamonds, jewels and
money belonging to the woman.
amounting to $500.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
Witness Says tie Was Not
a Resident of Florida
THE SLOCUM DISASTER
In Consequence the House Passes
Bills With the Idea Of Lessening the
Liability of RepetitiOns of That
Flaming Horror.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE entire
time Of the senate today which was not
spent in executive session was given
to the Swayne impeachment trial. -Four
witnesses were examined. All of them
were from Pensacola, Florida, and they
were introduced for the purpose of
showing that uD to 1900 Judge Swayne
had not acquired a residence in his
district in Florida.
During the proceedings the question
of the right of the house managers to
object to questions put to witnesses
by senators was raised but the presid-
ing officer ruled that such objections
might be stated. The precedents quot
ed We're % the effect that while the
questions of senators should be ad-
mitted counsel could properly object
to the admissibility of the replies
made to them
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
Will Take No Risks in State
hood Legislation
BILL TO BE KEPT ALIVE
The Majority to Be Pledged to Main
tain Its Original Form and the Sem
ate to Be Convinced of the Houses
UnyieIding Position.

Washington, Feb. ia plan vas
perfected today by the leaders OF the
house whereby the statehood bill may
be brought into that body ana sent TO
conference without running the slight
est risk of having the senate amend
ments concurred in by the union of a
few republican votes with those of the
minority. No effort will be made to
send the bill to conference until as
surances are forthcoming that the SEN
ate fully appreciates the unyielding po-
sition the house has assumed.
If such assurances are received, the
rule will be drawn under which the
bill can be sent to conference without
subjecting it to a motion to concur in
the senate amendments. Before this
rule is presented to the. house for adOD-
ton a private vote on it viii be taken
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Feb. 11.-Cattle receipts
200. Market steady. Good to prime
steers, s5.65G6.45; poor 10 medium.
S3.9O6 $50: stockers and feeders. S--i'
64.4O; cows. S1-25G ass; heifers- $--'o
0490; Gamers. $1-25et 2.55; bulls 800
8S3.90; calves, S3-00Gl 1-35-
Sheep receipts. 2-0e0- sheep and
lambs steady Good 10 choice weth-
ers. s5.6OG6.O0: fair to choice mixed.
Western sheep. S4-50G $50;
native lambs. 1915 q 7-s0: weztera
lambs, S5.75 G7.S0.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
CORTELY0U Pm. GENERAL
Only One Other Change in the Presi-
dents Official Family.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE following
statement was made public today at
the White House: The members of
the cabinet have all rendered their
designations and on March they will
be nominated for reappointment with
the exception of Mr.. Wynne, who will
be appointed consul general at London,
and Secretary COrtelyou of the de-
partment of commerce and labor, will
be nominated for postmaster general" !"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
A JAPANESE CAPTURE.

Toxic. Feb. 1.-THE japanese cap
tured an eminence south of Changchi-
CHA on the morning of February 9,
driving off two companies of Russian
infantry. The Russians have contin-
ued shelling Oyama's center and left
since Thursday The Russian dead
were buried after the battle of Hoikou-
tai and totalIed 1000.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-02-12
4 CHAMPION BLIZZARD
Is Paralyzing Kansas and It's South
ern NeighbcrS.

Oklahoma City, 0. T.. Feb. 11.-The
worst blizzard since February y, 1899
is raging throughout Oklahoma and
Indian Territory tonight. In two hours
the temperature dropped from "a to
4. with indications that below zero viii
be registered before midnight.
The wind velocity is thirty miles an
hour and is causing much suffering TO
stock. Snow covers the ground to a
depth of five inches, which protects
the wheat and small fruits.
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GRAIN.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE alleged poor
condition of the French wheat crop
was largely the basis for a firnness
in the wheat market here today. Open
ing quotations on May were S1.163s a
1.16A. After advancing to $1.17 the
market closed almost at the highest
point of the day, $1.167s being the final
quotation. May corn opened at 45A q
ASS, sold between 455k 04614. and clos
ed at 461s. May oats opened at Boss,
sold up to 3O7s and closed at 3O2l @30s.
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by the republican members, who will
be asked to record themselves over
their signatures. Not only viii the pa
per to be signed pledge support to the
rule, but it viii also pledge those sign
ing it to support the provisions of the
house statehood bin to the last.
In the count of noses which has gone
on today it is said to have been as
certained that no. more than three or
four republican members viii refuse to
sign such q paper
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METAL {

New York, Feb. 1.-THE market for
metals shows the usual Saturday mac
tivity in the absence of London cables
with no quotable change in prices.
Copper: lake $15.50; electrolytic,
s15.371z015.5O; casting, S15.OO@15,25.
Lead remained firm at $445@ $50.
Spelter was quiet at $6.1O@6.2O. Sill
yer 61h; Mexican dollars Az.
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QUIET But DETERMINED.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE strike
extended today to Lessner's, Tielman's
and a number of other works. The men
are quiet, but declare they will not
yield until they win in the fight for an
eight hour day. A large number of
troops are posted and additional cav
alray was brought in. The day passed
quietly.
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LODI. BLOODY BUT QUIET.

Lodz, Feb. 1.-THE governor in an
interview with the Associated Press
today said: MY official reports show
that thirty three persons were killed.
thirtysix wounded, eighteen seriously,
in a conflict at Katherinen Iron works
on Thursday, where the troops fired
into a body of strikers attempting TO
force an entrance to the works. The
governor added that quiet was restor-
ed in the city. Fifty thousand are now
striking in the Sosnovice district.