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Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-12
BISBtE MAN
 ARRESTED
Q. M. REED CHARGED WITH LAR.
 cENY IN LOS ANGELES.

Woman Loses s1oo While Away Fror,
 Seat in Passenger car-Reed oe.
 eupied the Seat While She Was
 Gone.
 D. NJ. Reed, who claims to have been a bartender in this city, was locked up in the city jail at Los Angeles early Tuesday morning by a Banning con stable. Reed is charged with having committed larceny on the west bound train near Indio, California
 Among the passengers on the train was Mrs. J. R. Collins, of San Antonio, Tex, now staying at the Hotel Van Nuys. She was the occupant of a Pull man berth. Her purse. containing among other money s100 in s10 bills, was under a pillow. Mrs. Collins lett her seat for a short time to speak with a lady friend. During her absence some one abstracted the s100 in bills from her purse, and when she returned the open pocket book was the first thing she saw.
 Reed had occupied the seat vacated temporarily by Mrs. Collins, and was the only person seen in close proxim- ity to the purse. As soon as Mrs. Col lins discovered her purse she cried out that she had been robbed, and as sus picion pointed to Reed he was searched and roll of bills containing s125 was found in his purse. Mrs. Collins de elared that s100 of the money was her property.
 The conductor of the train turned Reed over to the constable at Banning, who took the prisoner to Los Angeles. Patrolman c. R. Craig, who took charge of Red at River station, sad that he tried to get away while pre- tending to look for his baggage. Reed claims that he obtained the money at the Bank of Bispee
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-12
K. p. SPECIAL MEETING.

There will be a special meeting Of the K. P. lodge tonight, Thursday. June 12th, at ibrary hall. Work on the three ranks. All members and visiting Knights are requested to attend.
 F.. c. Ord c. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-12

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The evening times., 1902-07-10
DECLARATION OF VAR
TO IHB LAST DITCH
Freight Handlers Decide to
Continue to Strike.

CHICAGO. July 10-The first Of the
meetings today Of the various unions
composing the freight handle,s. called
to consider the proposition made BIZ the
general managers of the railroads 10
settle the strike now on. resulted IN ?
declaration Of war to the last ditch on
the part Of the men This was the
western local union Of the freight han
dlers and the session was held shortly
after O'Clock, The Federation of La
Dor was rounGly scored in the meeting
by President Curran. Of the Freight
Handlers Union, who advocated accent
ing the terms offered by the railroads
and returning 70 work to avail. an op-
portuntty 20 retaliate upon the Team
stcrs' Union and the Federation.
President CUTr2n's proposition was
lost In the excitement that followed. and
by standing vote the strikers not
Cnly decided to stay out, but to fight TO
the end without seeking cooperation or
support,
The evening times., 1902-07-10
The Proposed Diplomatic
Steps Not. TO Be
Nsct SSary.
CANADIAN OFFICIALS SCARED
Sensational Charges Made by Special
Attorney Erwin VIII Have Good Re
sults-Entire Extraditiou Treaty N
vOlved il Result Of This Case.

There Is well-founded suspicion n
official circles concerned with the
Greene -Gaynor extraditIon proceedings
that the proposed diplomatic steps viii
not be necessary in order to secure. the
return of the fugitives to this country.
The Department Of Justice discovered
more than two weelss ago. and the facts
were published IN The Times. that
several high officers Of the Canadian
judiciary were members Of the law firm
retained by Greene and Gaynor and it
was feared that justice could not be
obtained by this Government on that
account
The Department now hopes that the
publication Of the sensational report
which appeared in this mornings news
papers, giving al the evidence in regard
The evening times., 1902-07-10
FLANK MOVEMENT
OF OUTLAW TRACY
Walks Through Streets Of
Seattle Last Night.
EXPOSES HIMSELF FREELY
Evidently Trying to Gain Time for Ac
compIishment of Some WeIl-Planned
Determination to Bring Himself Into
Greater NOtOriety.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 1G-Harry
Tracy, the outlaw, chased by men and
bloodhounds. outwitted and outran pur-
suit entirely around Green Lake be-
tween Il O'Clock last night and 2;30 this
morning by the most quiet and yet most
startling move during his career in this
vicinity.
He made his way in less than twenty
four hours from the south end of Lake
Washington. seven miles from the south
ern city limits, TO Kenwood. near the
northern corporate line.
To make this move Tracy passed
through seattle-not through the dense
" populated districts, but along the
west shore of Lake Washington. where
there are several sawmills. numerous
lighthouses. and frequent clusters Of res
licences.
Several times during the day reports
were sent in from the lakeside that
Tracy had been seen making his way to
the north These we're treated lightly
D. the officers.
Tracy's move 20 the north is consist
ent with the effoTts he has been max
ing since first landing in this vicinity.
He has twice been turned back from
the north end of Lake Washington, but
seems persistent in the attempt.
An official theory IS advanced this
morning that Tracy, in spite Of his as
sertions, did not kill Merrill: that
somewhere in the northern noun
tains is cache Of pIunder from their
early partnership Tobberies: that the
unknown friend who smuggIed arms to
I. I'm IN the Salem penitentiary, and
! no Is now believed to be helping Tracy
f. this vicinity. has been promised
share Of the spoiIs; that Tracy. by spec
taculaT exploits and assertions of mur-
der. has drawn attention from the fate
OF Merrill. and that the latter has made
his way 10 the location Of the pIunder
where Tracy seeks 10 join him. Tracy's
recent expOsals OF himself have been ut
terly reckless
The evening times., 1902-07-10
SIX FIRBMBI KILLED
UNDER FALLING WALL
Victims Buried Beneath Tons
Of Brick.

TORONTO, July 10,-Fire at Macin
tosh's hay aud grain warehouse. FROM
Street east, at SIS this morning, re-
suited IN the death of six city fremen
They were fighting the flames when Z
large wall collapsed burying them. The
killed a-s-
DAVID SEE. 26, married
HARRY CLARK, IS. married.
ADAM KERR, 25, driver. unmarried.
F. C. RUSSELL, 80. married.
JOSEPH COLLARD. caretaker Of fire
hall.
VILLAIN TAGGART, 28. driver. mar
ried.
The men climbed the wall to secure q
better position to extinsuish tie flames.
Just as the wall collapsed they Jumped
twenty to thirty feet, but were caught
beneath tons Of brick which killed them
instantly. Three bodies have been re-
covered.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
POPE DECLINES TO
WITHDRAW FRIARS
THE VATICAN EXCITED
OVER ANSWER TO TAFT
Cardinals Differ in Views, But Majority
Against Withdrawal of FriaTs.

ROME. July 10-There was great ex-
citement at the Vatican over the prepa-
ration Of the answer TO the Taft pro
POsaIs- It has become known that the
difference Of opinion was so strong
among the cardinals that It caused a
scene at the last meeting OF the Vatican
committee
Cardinals Rampolla, Zerafno. and
Vannuteli desired to concede Governor
Taft's demands for the friars' withdraw
al The Jesuit Steinbuber. however. in
dignantly opposed the plan. and ex-
pressed surprise that he alone defended
the friars, while Cardinals Gottf and
Eivesy Tuto and the monks did not
stand hTmer for their followers.
Ultimately Steinhuber succeeded in
gaining majority against conceding the
total withdrawal Of the fTiars from the
Islands.
The anti-Ireland party consider that
this defeats Governor Taft's mission.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
Queen ATTENDS The
OPENING OF BAZAAR
American Ladies Were at
the Stalls.

LONDON. July 1O--The imperial cor
onation bazaar for the benefit Of the
Children's Hospital was opened at Re.
gents Park this afternoon. The Queen
attended the opening.
The weather was squaily and the wind
and showers made the fashionable at
tendance seek the ample canvas shell
teTs.
The booths were laden with gorgeous
goods. which are selling at absurd prices.
The newly rich are best buyers. thereby
winning a1istocratic smiles
Apparently the whole Peerage kept
shop, aided by american ladies. whc
held a section by themselves MesdaTaes
BTadley-Martin. Choate, Reid. Ronald
Adair, and the Duchess Of Manchester
were among the prominent personages
who we're at the stalls
Mrs. Arthur Paget had e, 900, 001
worth Of jewelry for sale, which foreigI
firms offered on a liberal commission.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
CANADIAN GIRL VICTIM
OF LONDON ACCIDENT
Killed by Falling Coping
While Watching Parade

LONDON, July 1o.-8Giss streathy, a
Canadian visitor to London, was killed
and three others seriously hurt by the
falling Of a large piece Of coping from
All Souls Church today.
A large crowd had collected to watch
the members Of the royal family on their
way to the coronation bazaar. Soon az
ter the Queen passed Langham Face.
the piece Of coping, apparently struck
by lightning, fell TO the grounI w..h a
crash Miss streathy and the three per
sons injured we're struck by the falling
coping.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
AN AMERICAN GUEBOAq
ORDERED TO COLOMBIA
Trouble Between That Coun-
try and Nicaragua.
Troops Reported to Have Joined Revo
lutionists and Invaded Latter's
Territory.

AT the request of the State Depart
ment. which has received somewhat
alarming advices from David. Colombia.
a town about 100 miles north of Pan
ana, Secretary Moody has sent the fol-
lowing dispatch order to Commander
William Potter. Of the Ranger. now at
Panama:
Confer with co1sul general Then
proceed 20 David Investigate. Return
tc Paaama.
The State Department has received
information that a Columbian force. as
sisted by Nicaraguan Fevolutionists, had
crossed into Nicaragua and attacked the
Nicaraguan troops.
It is not known whether this act OF
hostility was authorized by tbs Colon
bian government. II it was, war be-
twesn the two countries is OF.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
MORGAN'S PROPOSITION
IS BEING CONSIDERED
British Government VIII
Make No Pledge.

LONDON, July 10-In the House Of
Commons today Mr. Edmund Robertson.
member OF Parliament for Dundee. who
was civil lord 2f the admiralty under
Mr. Gladstone's government Of 1925.
asked the government whether. before
the admiralty makes any agreement
with Mr.. J. p. Morgan in regard 10 his
offer to give the admiralty control of
British ships II the Atlantic combira-
ton for fifty years, the House Of Cen
mons would have an opportunity Of con-
sideTing the question.
Mr. G. Baifour, secretary of the board
Of trade, replied that the government
did not consider It expedient that they
should tie their hands by giving anv
pledge in this matter.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
SAYS BUNDY is NOT
A JUSTICE OF PEACE

day Of March, code Of law was en-
acted and established for the District of
Columbia TO 20 into operation on the lst
day Of January, 1902. Before the said act
Of Congress became operative the Presi-
dent. in December, 1901. contrary TO
law and without authority" appointed
Justice Bundy and nine other Justices OF
the peace, which appointments were
confirmed by the Senate
Has No Jurisdiction.
Mr. Meyer alleges that under these
conditions and under the condition tha:
On the both day Of June, 1902, an act
was passed TO amend the code. Justice
Bundy had no jurisdiction, for the rea-
son that the amendment to section 3 Of
the code of laws repealed the original
section. which went into operation on
the 1st day OF January, 1862. and also
that amendments 10 sections 8 and 50
and others, bearing upon the question
OF The jurisdiction Of the justices Of the
peace. were in force at the time the re-
spondent issued the wT!G.
Meyer further alleges that. even con
ceding that Bundy had a right to his
Office up to June 90 1892. by reason of
the Presidents neglect to reappofnt
him, he had no right, power. OF author
ity In law to issue the writ as his term
Of Office expired on that date, when the
amendments TO the code we're approved.
Mr.. Meyer claims that under secticn
) OF the code. as amended. which reads.
''T here shall be six justices of the peace
who shall be appointed by the President
Of the United States for term of four
years, unless sooner removed as pro
vided by law Mr. BUndy has no right
70 his Office.
Wants Trial by jury.
Concluding his petition, Mr.. Never
says. that II Justice Bundy Is allowed to
try this case he VIII be deprived of his
right 70 trial by jury, as section : OF
tie code declares that Trial by Jury
hSeore justice Of the peace is hereby
abolished" Ee asks that the Supreme
Court grant him jury trial.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
BFIG4ED FROM HOME
WITH DAY-0LD BABY
Charge Of Vagrancy Dis
missed il Police Court.

Mamie Warden, about thirty-fve years
Of age. with an 1afant three davs old
il her arms. and her husband. Mark
Warden, were charged IN the Police
Court today with being disorderly.
Policeman Roper made the arrests. and
was complaining witness. He testified
that Mrs. Warden and her husband were
drunk. Travelled eight or ten blocks in
Northeast Washington yesterday, act
ing in so peculiar a maner that tbev
had big crowd Of curious people fol
lowing them
Mrs Warden said that after the birth
Of her child OF Monday, she and her
husband we're warned cut Of their house
being sub-tenants. the person from whom
they rented having moved and left them
IN the lurch, and that feeble as she was
AID against her husbands will, she had
started out yesterday TO hunt rooms
and that while on this errand she. with
Warden, who accompanied her. we're
taken into custody
She denied emphaticaIIy that either
she OF her husband were drunk. OF that
they had il anyway overstepDed the
law Her story vas corroborared by
hef husband and another witness and
the pair we're dismissed.
After the trial, the witness referred
70 said the arrest Of the Warden was
marvellous bit Of c1Hciousness as the
couple had done absolutely nothing 20
warrant It.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
COLONEL M'KAY DEAD
1T ATLANTIC CITY
Heart Disease on Honey
moon Trip.
MARRIED TH0 WEEKS AGO
Funeral Arrangements Not Yet Com
pleted-Mauy Times a millionaire
and Well Known in This City as
"King of the Lobby"

| Colonel Nathaniel Mckay, the we'll
Known Washingtonian, dropped dead Of
J cart disease at Atlantic City today. a
dispatch was received from Atlantic City
this afternoon announcing the fact
The news Of Colonel McKay's death
will come as a shock to his many friends
in this city and elsewhere, especially in
view Of the fact that he was married
suddenly to Miss Mabel G. Geyer OF
Crisfeld, Nd. two weeks ago, but
few months after securing a divorce
from his second wife on the ground Of
incompatibility Of temper
The decree was issued at Guthrie.
Oaklahoma, where Colonel Mckay had
secured a residence.
The brief dispatch, wh:ch announced
the death of Colonel Mckay. came
about 10 O'Clock today. and simply stat
ed that he had dropped dead Of heart
disease. Grape was Immediately placed
lpon the door Of his Office at 100S ThIr-
teenth Street northwest, and on the door
Of the Dewey Hotel. which had been
closed for the sumner and Is undergo
ing repairs. Mr.. Samuel Tatum. Mr.
McKay's confidential secretary, left i'm
mediately for Atlantic City to take
charge Of the aafffrs Of his deceased
employer and arrange for the funeral
1t is believed that the Mckay estate
will reach into the millions. for which
a lively contest is expected. He was
the owner Of the Dewey Hotel, where
large Congressional contingent was
quartered each yes-, numbered among
whom were AT. GTcs yenor, Senator Bur
rows. and others equally prominent In
the framing Of legislation.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
Legislated Out of Office
by Act of Congress.
PETITION OF Mr.. S. N. MEYER
Asks TO Have Case Certified TO District
Supreme Court-President Appointed
Justices UnlawfulIy and Recent Law
Took Away Any Rights Remaining.

Mr. Simon :. Meyer and his attorneys
Julius / Peyser and 2. Meyer. TO-DAY
fled a petition in The District Supreme
Court attacking the right OF Justice
Bundy to hold his Office. The action is
intended 10 test the validity Of the ten
ure Of the District justices Of the peace
The petition is for a writ Of ceruorarf.
directed TO Charles S. .Bundy. asking the
court to direct Justice Bundy TO certify
The records and proceedings in the case
Of Henry 4 Willard vs.. 5. y. Meyer to
the Supreme Court of the District Of Co
lUmbia. so that the petitioner may have
a trial in accordance with law.
An Ejectment Case.
The petitioner states that cn the 1st
day Of July. 1902. Justice Bundy caused
TO issue a summons for the petitioner to
appear on July Il. 70 answer the com
plant Of Henry a. Willard. and show
cause Why the said Willard should not
have possession Of premises I411 Penn
sylvania Avenue northwest. and which
IS now occupied by Mr. Meyer as tenant.
Mr. Meyer alleges in his petition that
the Justice had no right OF authority in
law 10 Issue said summons. as his term
Of Office had expired He asserts that
by AZ act of Congress. enacted on the Sd
The evening times., 1902-07-10
WOOD INSPECTORS REPORT.
Seven Thousand Cords Measured in the
Rock Creek District.

Mr.. William O. OrndorE, inspector and
measurer OF wood for Rock Creek dis
trict, has submitted to the Commission
ers his report Of inspections and meas
urelncnts during the fascal year ended
June so. as follows:
Wood measured and inspected. I
337.5 cords; fees Of the Offices collected.
1854 G7, and expenses, nothing"
Mr. OrDdorif adds: The present meth
od of inspecting and measuring wood
seems 20 meet with satisfaction. and
have. therefore, no suggestions to make
as to any change therein"
The evening times., 1902-07-10
MOLTEN METAL COVERS
FIFTEEN STEEL WORKERS
Crane Broke and Seething
Mass Fell Over Them,

PITTSBURG. Pa. July fG-Fiffeer
men were burned. one perhaps fataJIv
and eight seriously. in the EomesteaI
steel plant, shortly after noon TO-DAY
The more seriously Injured are: Michael
LAWN. employed as pttman. burned all
over 5ne body, not expected &c recover;
v alter Reed. cranesman. burned abouI
arms. head. and back. fell seventv-fIve
feet, condition serious; II {. Stevens.
Albert SEcrtEiH. John Sullivan. George
Anderson. ThOs- Conway. Patrick FaI!on-
From SIX 20 tan others were u-ore CT
less burned. but none seriously The
accident occurred al furnace No. 20. in
the open hearth mill 40. g 4 IadIe
FLIED with molten metal was being led
10 the pit when the drum Of the crane
broke and the seething mass was thrown
over the unfortunate men.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
CANAL TREATY WITH
COLOMBIA READY
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
FOR SUBMARINE BOAT
A Successful Test at Cherbourg This
Morning.

PARIS. July 1O--There was success
ful test at Cherbourg today of the appli-
cation Of wireless telegraphy 70 subma-
rine torpedo boats.
a mast with receivers was fitted 10
ths submarine boat Tridon. The vessel
dived and received signals from the cen
tral submarine station clearly
The evening times., 1902-07-10
CASTRO ADVANCES TO
MEET RETOLUTIONISPS
President of Venezuela Ar
rives at Barcelona.
Minister Bowen Cables Fact to Stats
Department. Decisive Battle
Imminent.

Minister Bowen cables the state De-
partment from Caracas. Venezuela. as
follows:
President Castro is now at Barcelona
TO meet the enemy there instead OF
awaiting him here"
This confirms previous dispatches say
ing that final battle was Imminent
Should the fortunes Of war turn against
Castro ne will probably Zee the country.
He is supposed to have gained sreat
wealth by successful h2anciering dur
ing his incumbency q the Office Of
president.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
WIND BLEW DOWN
TENTS OF CIRCUS

URICHSvILLE. Ohio. July 10.-The
tents Of W Il Harris show, filled with
about SEQ persors blew down during a
storm last night. twenty-five people
were injured but no fatalities are known
to have occurred.
The evening times., 1902-07-10
Notifications in First Proto-
col All Favored the
United States.
FREE ENTRY FOR ALL TOOLS
American Machinery to Be Used in
Construction VIII Be Admitted Duty
F-ee-Jurisdiction Given This Gov
eminent Over Improvements.

The treaty between the United States
and Colombia regarding the eonstruc-
ton of the Panama Canal has been com
plcted and wfII be signed within the next
forty-eight hours.
IL conferences yesterday between Sec
retary Hay and William Nelson Crom-
well, general counsel for the Panama
Canal Company. and special counsel for
the Colombian legation, an agreement
was reached to accept as the final
treaty the agreement submitted TO Con
gress last hay. with a few changes
suggested BY Secretary Hay.
Notifications Accepted.
These notifications are all in the in
terest of the United States and have
been accepted by n Coneaa, the Cor
om5ian minister One of them extends
the authority Of the United States ever
the canal work necessary IN the barbors
OF Panama and Colon, which in one
instance extends four miles from the
shore.
Another provides that the United
States may utilize in the work of con
struetion any material found in Colon
bian territory Free entry OF American
tools and machinery to be employed in
the work on the canal is also provided
for.
Secretary Hay & much gratiaed at
the favorable terms secured Tor the
United States il the treaty and stated
this morning that he was ready 10 sign
the document at any time. It woula
probably have been signed YESTERDAY af-
fernoon but Minister concha desired
little more time TO consider some OF
the provisions.
Nr- Cromwell has been informed that
the Colombian government has issued a
decree appointing a non-partisan com
mission TO decide upon the limits of tns
several departments Of the. country. and
Of the districts from which The Col
ombian Congress are to be elected-in
other words, to redistrict the country.
This Is the first step toward bringing
the Congress together which Is to ratifv
the canal treaty.
Colombia Hot Working for Delay.
This shows that Colombia is doing all
in her power to facilitate the transfer
Of the Panama Canal 10 the United
States, Instead Of working for delay,
said Mr. Cromwell. Ard I want 20
say that President Roosevelt is dead in
earnest in pushing forward the work N
his country. He has copeentrated all
relating to titls in the hands
# the Attorney General, who is prose-
uting his inquiry as rapidly as poszi-
lie, and the diplomatic end is in charge
4 Secretary Hay. who IS staying here
\ the heat Of summer on this work
lone This does not look much Ike
lelay.
"of course an happy after spending
TX years in presenting the advantages
+ this canal that Congress has finally
ccepted it. but I an particularly hap
= as citizen that the United States
las obtained the best canal"
Speaking Of the recent action Of ths
-rench courts in the case Of Mr. Dona-
leu. who. as a stockholder CT the old
anama Canal Company. sought 10 raise
bieetion to the transfer OF the prop
rty OF the new company 10 the United
tates, Mr.. Cromwell said that the ae-
len was brought by the new Panama
anal Company itself IN order 70 settle
resticn as TO title.