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Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-16

the criminal calendar are the follow. ing eases that were continued over from last term: Territory vs. Wiley NJ. Mo. gan, murder.
 Territory vs. J. \. Johnson, assault to murder.
 Territory vs. T J. Moore, murder.
 Territory vs. James Sheppard, mur-
 Territory vs. John Edwards, mur- der.
 Territory vs. Cruz Figueroa, mur- der.
 Territory vs. William Deayereaux, burglary.
 Territory vs. Peter c. Hansen. in cent to murder.
 Territory vs. Amos Taylor and w. H. Taylor. murder.
 Territory vs. Burt Alvord, assault to commit robbery.
 Gullermo Frederico, appeal from justice court. Carrying deadly weapon
 L. Lilliquist, appeal from justice court. Disturbing the peace.
 The following parties have been held to answer before the grand jury on the charges opposite their names: Bernave Mungario, assault with in tent to murder; Luis Miranda, abduc- tion; Joe Brockmal. grand larceny; Ed Watts. assault with deadly weap- on; ElariO Alveres. robbery; Leon ard Pge, assisting prisoner to escape; John kyleS. murder; Howard and Harlan, conspiracy; Jose Jarcia. ab- duction; Coryeal and Murray, pur- chasing stolen cattle. two charges; Coryeal and Wright. defacing and ob- literating brands; c. c. Allen. Ramon Romero. burglary; Alex Demaico. as sault with intent to kill Charles Nel- son, Ernest Daniels, burglary.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-16
MESSAGE TO LABOR

New Orleans. Nov. '15.-"Resolved, that We declare our unfaltering fealty to the trade and labor movement of our country, devoting our best efforts to uplifting the wage earners over the country. giving them hope and encouragement and appealing to them to unite with organized workers, so tha fraternity among the men of the world may be achieved at the earliest possible date" This is the message sent out today by the American Fed eration of Labor on the twenty-frst anniversary of its birth, to the labor ing men throughout the entire world.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-16
INJURED AT
 SHELTER
PETE kAZANEGRO RECEIVED
 UGLY WOUNDS YESTERDAY
Removed 10 the Hospital With In juries Which May Prove to Be EataF

Removed to the Hospital With In.
 juries Which May Prove to Be
 Fatal
 At about o'clock yesterday morn ing, as Pete KaZanegro was attending to his duties in the converting room, the chain upon which he was leaning on top of one of the converters broke and he was dashed to the floor, dis tance of twelve feet.
 The unfortunate man landed head first upon the turntable, crushing his skull in horrible manner.
 It was a1 awful blow and it was known at once that the poor fellow had received his death wounds, for after falling to the ground with the blood pouring from the gaping gashes in his head, the victim lay mo- tionless. with no knowledge of his awful condition nor of the surround ings.
 KaZanegro is a man Of about forty years of age and the possessor of a very strong constitution, which will play a prominent part in his battle for life but reports from the hospital last night gave no hope of the in jured fellows recovery. Willing hands hurried to his assistance and he was conveyed to the company doctors office. and soon afterward re- moved to the hospital.
 A large hole big enough for a per son to. put a clenched fist in had been made in his skull and after recover ing his senses. Kazanegro complained of pain whenever the doctors laid their hands on his forehead
 The victim of the accident has brother living at Calabasas and wife in the old country, besides his son, who is employed in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-16
COMPLAIN AGAINST SOUTHERN

Charleston, s. C., Nov. 15.-The state railroad commission today be- gan an investigation of the complaints made against the Southern Railway by the cotton dealers of Char'eston. While the local cotton receipts this season have been far in excess of the receipts of last year the dealers say they have been seriously hampered by discrimination, one house charg- ing that it's buyers had to be with drawn on account of lack of facili- ties for shipping These allegations
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-16
EXCURSION TO BlssEE
EI Paco Chamber of Commerce SIe
 gests . Trip Up the Road

gests Trip Up the Road
 At a regular monthly meeting Of the Fl Paso chamber of commerce President E. M. Bray suggested that inasmuch as the Bisbee road had done so much for Fl Paso. it would be well for business men of the city to take trip over the road. visiting the towns and showing what Fl Paso had to give the residents. He stated that he had considered the mater with some gentlemen and ali had favored the plan A suggestion was also made that it would be well for the manufac- turing committee to make some dem orstration when the first Bisoee train came in about the last of this month The matter will be taken up by the transportation committee
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-16
LATE QuoTATIONS

New York. Nov. 15.-Copper, Star l. ard 10.75; Lake 1l.50 to 11.7O: Fec tTolytic and Casting 11.30 to 11.59. Silver, MeXicans unchan.ed
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-16

have been vigorously denied by the railroad and the result is a bitter con- trov6rSy between the two interests.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04
CARRIER Glcanlngs

Correspondence TO the RErrnLiokS.
Everybody is well and doing we'll.
The large acreage OF wheat put In
this fall is doing finely.
Considerable corn Is still In the field.
As much Of the wheat was sown in the
corn-stalks the wet weather has rctnrd.
ed the gathering OF the crop, much 10
the detriment OF both corn and fodder
To date we have had bu. one frost,
land that had no effect on vegetation.
The surveyors are busy locating the
line permanently on Roark. The corps
is encampcd at Fronabargcr's, and Mr..
Tunison, chief engineer of the portion Of
the line lying between the White river
and Carthage, is with them. Mr.. Ab.
bott, local chief In charge of the crew.
bears the marks OF Il gentleman.
Indications point to time near n,
hand when our boys will not need To 60
west to get work. Springtimc will bring
work at good wages for both men aad
teams.
L. 5. Powell * Co. have resumed
prospecting fer mineral.
G. w. Womnck and Andy Wyci mad,
4 trip TO Springfield the other day.
G. a. Dawson and wife have been Wis
iting friends ut Marionvillc and Webb
City the last two ~eeSs.
Win Jones, Of Jones & Gregg, Is do
ing Springfield In the interest oi tn,
patrons OF the firm.
Yes, we are glad TO See the Republic
nn assume Its normal shape, ~ the pco
Pile were tired Of that amendment story
II was like reading the dictionary, on
ly the subject didn't change so often.
That wet day had more TO do with
the election, possibly, than many woult
think. For instance. IN this TOWNSHIP
twenty Republicans and ten Democrat,
did not wish 10 get wet, and so re-
mainod at home. You see the result
yet everybody seems to bc satisfied. 81
mote 1t be!
Now that election Is over We suggest
that our representative use his innu
ence toward securing for us more sim
pie way Of voting. Under the presen,
plan IL seems 10 be necessary, every
time man votes, TO instruct him how
the thing Is done: and with u whole
bale Of paper, he hardly knows whcr
he gets through whether he has voted
rs he desired, We don't wonder at thu
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04
Ko,lol dyspepsia Cure

digests all classes Of food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cures dyspepsia, indigestion
stomach troubles, and makes rich, red
blood, health and strength. Kodol rc-
builds wornout tissues, purliies, strength
ems and swcctens the stomach. Gov. q
W. Atkinson, Of ", Va, says: | have
used n number OF bottles Of Kodol and
have found it to be very effective ant, ,
indeed, powerful remedy Tor stomach
ailments. recommend /, 70 my friends.
G.. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04
a aYearn

mails which give the milk, and certain
breeds possessing high milking quail
ties are those that come from Switler-
land France and Malta.
An example OF the profit 10 be made
In raising Aug0rn goats in Missouri Is
furnished by veteran In the industry.
Three hundred Angoras were pastured
on forty acres Of timbered land. Tho
land was worth $3.50 per ncre prior 10
the advent of the goats: after they had
fed upon the underground for ono win
Ter 1t was valued at $40 per acre. And
meanwhile the goats were being fat.
tened and made ready for the market
One Of the fines, goats of the Angora
kind In the United states is owned by
firm at Monroe City, Mo. Mohair meas.
uring on AN average Of Is inches In
length has been taken from the goat cv.
cry April for number of years. This
hair weighed 10 pounds and sold for j6c
per pound. The cost of keeping the goat
was less than 81 per year. He could not
be bought for less than s2j.
To go into the goat.raising industry
in Missouri costs but very little money.
Land can bo bought in many sections OF
the Ozark region for 81 - per acre. a
herd Of twelve goats costs about Sl25.
The hair on these goats weighs about
100 pounds mt each annual shcarng, and
selling itnt the average price Of zoe
per pound, their owner would clear $40.
He could pay for his goats In less than
two years, and at the same time his herd
would he rapidly increasing.
The goat skin is sold in many large
cities for tiger and leopard skin. The
deception Is casily made. The long, silk.
cn hair takes TO dye readily, and 1t makes
n beautiful rug. The hide Of the Angora
can be sold for from 50 TO 50 each. Mis-
souri, farmers who have been dealing in
the sale Of goats hair say that there IL
ncoi cGnr pro phcoa n x Gc@ys S 9qpH ~ nd sa
ing and washing.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04

To improve the appetite aud strength.
en- the digestion, try n few boxes Of
Chambcrlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Mr. J. II. Scitz. Of Detroit. Mich.
says, "They restored my appetite when
impaired, relieved mo Of bloated feel.
ing and caused pleasant ana satisfac.
tory movement Of the bowels" There
are people in this community who need
just such medicine. For sale by G, l..
Holt, Every box warranted,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04
No, Acquainted with Captain ,s,..eo.

Capt. a. {. Kisscc Of Tancy coun.y,
whose skull was fractured in :. fight
near Forsyth recently, has had re-
mnrkablc career. He IL 20 years old
aud has had FIVE wivcs-with the nth
Of whom he Is still living 20
children. Ho and bis brother Willis
led Il company on the Union side dur
ing the civil war that hunted bush
whnckcrs from Greene county to the
Arkansas line. He formerly had II
powerful phisiquc and was Of undaunt-
cd courage, but he has grown feeble In
recent years. He had lived On the
White river since long before the civil
war.-Galcna Oracle.
The Oracle is evidently not acquaini-
cd with Capt. Kisscc when he calls
him feeble Had he been feeble the
"dornick" with which his head wns
laid open on the occasion referred to
above would have finished him. As IL
was, few days after the occurrence
the Captain was In Forsyth with wife
No. 3, and when jollied about his close
call, he said, In tones us impressive as
his emotions would allow: "Dic! Me
die, and leave this woman. simp,y
couldn't do IL. couldn't afford g.
do It,.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04
Attention , scribe. Of oliver and scott.

On the 18th of March, 1903, on the
authorization Of nonresident Tancy-
itc who particularly desires the news OF
that section, the Republican will pay
to the person sending in the best news
letter prior to that date, the sum of s.;
likewise to the person sending the
next best letter 81. This paper will
publish as much or as little OF each let.
tor as the condition OF It's columns will
permit, but the award will be based on
the merit Of the manuscript from n
news standpoint, and moi on the nmonh,
OF 1t which may be published. II some
other person sends the same items you
do 1t will not hurt you-you will get
credit for just what you do. What is
wanted is local news-wha. you and the
neighbors are doing. Now let MS hear
from you. Somebody will get this mon.
ey. Why not you?
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04

num'cr rcnny IN take rfun that they
cannot mako out their own ticket
Come, Colonel! with n good healthy
minority TO help you is there not an op.
portuniiy to secure II reform?
AS there are no turkeys Thanksgiv.
Ing dinners will have to be served with
'possum or he put OF until next year.
Nov. - 1902. JACK.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04
IN THE KINGDOM or TANCr

To CORRESPONDENT Til" Republican wants
news items. not essays-hoil II down. 10 srrufr
Insertion communications should rsnrh ~ not
later than Tuesday night II your Irighb rhoWl
i not represented In our columns --nd u tho
news written ON one side of the paper. and nsk fur
stationery. Sign sour name. not necessarily Tor
publication but ~ an evldnnrr OF rood NTH.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04

stops III. Cough and Works on tho Cold.
Laxative Brumo QUINN" Tablets cure a
cold in oae day. No Cure, No Pay,
Price, 2jccnts.
II you feel i'll and need pill
Why not purchase the best?
DcWit,'s Early Riscrs
Are little surprisors,
Take onc-thcy DO the rest
w. II. Bowel, Houston, Tex, writes
i have used Little Esrly Riser pills In
my family for constipation, sick head.
ache, etc. To their use am indebted
for the health of my family, 6. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04

Judge-clect b, f. null has complet.
I'd the assessment Of Beaver township,
and was in town the last OF last week 10
turn his books over to asscssor Stewart,
Tho Republic n acknowledges friend
~ visit.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04

S. G. Wood has hung gu, his ,hingIe
as an attorney, with cllicc over the 81
loon.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04
What's la q Name

Everything is in the name when IL
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. T.. G. De-
Witt & Co. Of Chicago discovered, some
years ago, how 10 make n salyc Of Witch
Hazel that is II specific for piles. For
blind, bleeding, itching and protrudng
piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and
all skin diseases De Wits Salvo has no
equal. This has given rise 10 numerous
worthless countcrfcits. Ask for De-
Wi,ts-thc genuine, G. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-12-04

The circuit court will convene next
Monday, II being an adjourned session
for the purpose Of trying the Crabtrcc-
Stations murder eases. Judge Pepper
will preside. -Gulena Oracle.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-16
MINIS HOUSE is HIS CASTL6
WANDERlNGS TRACED
FOR 40 YEARS BACK
But Mystery Still Surrounds Case
OF Charles Hill, Who Died at
Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, June 10
DESPITE the great number of claimants
who have appeared as the rightful
heirs to the fortune Of $4,000 left
by the late Charles Hill. mystery still
surrounds the case of the old man wno
died three weeks ago at the county
hospital Public Administrator Kel-
logg Is engaged In following up such
clews to the mans identity as have
been discovered and in attempting to
decipher the curious eryptogram found
in his effects.
Attorney Leon Moss. legal adviser 70
the public administrator, said today in
regard to the case:
II may say that ] have found con-
elusive evidence of the birthplace of
Charles Hill. and that | have traced
his wanderings back for forty years.
Everything prior to 1863 is vague and
uncertain, From 1868. however. down
to the day of his death all is clear as
a bell so that false claimants can now
be detected as soon as they show them
selves
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-16
TORRENT OF HOT HIR or UNIQUE
INTENSITY SWEPT OVER POR-
TONS OF IOWA AND MISSOURI.
Manu- People THOUGHT Their Houses W6rG on
Fire and, Sought R6fuOe

been at Clarinda From there 1t evil
IDENTIFY zigzagged In course across the
country. for no other towns can be
heard of that it struck until 1t came to
Fairfax Missouri, about twenty-five
miles southwest Of Burlington June
ton
Here 1t blew shortly before 2 o'clock;
then went down after about twenty
minutes. From Fairfax II came back
to the south and east, and struck Skid
more after O'Clock Here it seems 10
have been hotter than at any other
place. All the people of the town
were aroused and many of them fed %
their caves.
The heat was of peculiarly sitting
nature. and those who were in it com
planned of their throats being almost
parched At Maitland. seven miles
south of Skidmore. there was a heavy
gale but no heat. and at Maryville,
fifteen miles northeast Of Skidmore,
the same conditions prevailed as did at
Maitland the air being even cooler
than the normal temperature.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-16

MARYVILLE. Mo. June ia
scorchlng wind Of most peculiar ma
ture blew over Atchison and Nodaway
counties. in Missouri, and Page county,
Iowa, last night between midnight and
2 o'clock.
Clarinda. Iowa, Is is first town
that can be found which was struck ny
the hot wind. 1t came up In perfect
gale. hot from the first, and continued
for about twenty minutes as though 1t
were blowing straight of an immense
fire
People were aroused and frightened
with the thought that their dwellings
were in flames and when that was
found to be not the cause their fright
gave way in many cases to terror of
different nature because they could not
determine what vas the cause of the
phenomenon.
From Clarinda nothing can be
learned of the wind until II struck
Burlington Junction. Missouri, where
the people were aroused as they had
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-16
TOO BAShFUL MAN
COMMITTED SUICIDE
An Unusual MisSourIdn Who Kills
Himself Rather Than Mdrru.
Shot Himself Twice.

ST JOSEPH Mo. June l6 "A trag
edy was enacted near Richmond Mo.
today under very peculiar circum-
stances. Henry Craven. one OF the
richest young bachelors In northern
Missouri, shot himself through the
head, and believing the wound not to
fatal fred another bullet into his
heart.
Craven was never known to have a
sweetheart, so retiring was he by ma
ture, although he was known to be
man of intense affections. He kept
company with no young woman, be
cause he was too bashful, and this ar
Fiction he endeavorei unsuccessfuily
to overcome.
Through Chicago matrimonial agen-
cy he recently became engaged to
young woman whose identity is un-
known to Crpven's family.
His approaching marriage worri"q
him, because of his natural timtditY'
This is the only reason his family can
give for his suicide.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-16

receipt of your communication OF June
Z 1902. purporting 70 be an order OF
discharge from the classified service
of the War Department This order
does not comply with the provisions OF
the civil service. rule = section ), as
follows No removal shall be made
from the comptitiye classified service
except for just cause and for reasons
given in writing. and the person sought
to / e removed shall have notice and he
furnished a copy of such reasons. ana
oe allowed a reasonable time for per
sOndlly answering such reasons IN wit
ing was not furnished the reasons
givn in writing, explaining the Just
oadse for alleged removal. To this I
was entitled, and therefore protest
against this alleged order as illegal.
Il hereby declare that | am, and at
all times since the receipt OF said al
legged order of discharge have been.
Wiling and have held myself in readi-
ness to perform the duties Of my office,
and that | will report for duty when
ever notified"
So far the correspondence ends here.
Secretary Root has not replied to Miss
Tayior's letter of protest. and II is said
that he will not continue the CORE
spondence.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-16

WASHINGTON, D. c. June l6.-,Tht
in Congress are determined
to probe to the bottom the matter ter, OF
the tn dismissal of Miss Rebecca Taylor
the War Department clerk VINO III,
Cured the displeasnre OF tne fIeslue'.
ou oud Secretary of War by writing to
,ooa, , naner a communication crittcising
tIt t administration of affairs In the
Philippines. ia, A resolution similar i ar.3 to
.ha, m', Introduced in the House by Shall
'anharger Iaa of Nebraska. calling on the
Secretary for the cause and reasons sons.
of Miss Taylors dismissal was ator lieto
duced in the upper house by senator senate,
rarm.clI % and will be vigorously
nus pushed. he'd Miss Taylor today gave ,..oa,, out
the n"s"eG Correspondence EXCHANGED ' between IN
harsoIf tnr M and Secretary Root in regard 70
The chief clerk of the adjutant gen, !.
erals Office. in which Miss IayioF was
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-16
DIDN'T LIKE NhM6
and IT WIS STOPPED
The Booker Washington Incident
Evidently Rnn0us President
Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. June l6.-A
facetious guide who delivers the lee
ture for one of the many enterprises
that make money by taking parties Of
tourists around Washington was refe.-
ing To the White House like this;
There. ladies and gentlemen, Is the
White House. which was built by
Thomas jefferson II was formerly
called the Executive Mansion. but
President Roosevelt insisted that the
right name was the White House, and
it has been called SO since. except re-
Gently, when 1t gained the name of the
Booker Washington Cafe.
President Roosevelt heard of this.
He sent word to the proprietor OF the
enterprise that the Booker Washington
reference was high distasteful to him
and he desired il cut out. Ii was cut
out forthwith.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-16
SacTFR F0R THF COA MINES JUDGE Taft And THE VCAN 6RS RUL POSITION
SduS He Is Victim OF Conspiracy Of Wife and
DduQht6r

NAPOLEON, O.. June 16.-Preferring
a prison cell to his freedom, William
Myers, a weIl-known Henry county
farmer, Is awaiting his trial in the
county jail here for alleged criminal
assault on his 16-year-old daughter
Back of the charge is woven tale OF
mystery and tragedy, and Of alleged
dark plotting. the solution of which
the police have endeavored in vain to
fn6.
Aycrs' wife suicided on account OF the
matter shortly after her husband was
arrested, and went to her death with
the husbands accusation ringing In
her ears that she was concerned In a
dastardly plot to send him to the pen
itentary. His daughter, it is alleged.
is kept virtual prisoner by his
mother-in-law, a Mrs. Saul, and is not
allowed to hold a conversation with a
neighbor while several smaller chill
dren have been cast out upon the mer-
cy OF the world, and are being cared
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-16

for by relatives. while the father Ia
waiting the result OF his trial, which
may send him to the penitentiary for
life.
Several grown sons OF Myers are
warmly espousing their fathers cause.
and declare their belief in his inno-
cence. a conviction which Is shared by
nearly all of his neighbors, q number
OF whom were determined to go his
bail, an offer which the former reject
ed, declaring that he would rather re-
main behind prison bars that face the
gaze of the world until he was legally
cleared of the awful charge against
him.
According to the story OF Myers, his
situation Is the result of deliberate
plot. concocted by his wife and mother
in-law and daughter, to get him out OF
the way, on account OF difncuity In
money matters, and great efforts are
being made by his lawyers and friends
to prove the truth OF the theory.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-16
DISMISSAL
AND THEN PROMOTED
Action in Case OF
Lieut.. Preston Brown Con-
dGnned bu Gen. Miles

FASHINGTON, d. c., June 16.--lhe
Esident today sent to the Senate the
lnination of Lieutenant Preston
Wn to be a captain.
Lieutenant Brown was receh'P
Er'martialed on the charge OF killing
|aative of the Philippines, and was
Ftenced to dismissal and improson-
Fnt for a term of years. The Presi-
|ht commuted the sentence to a loss
thirty numbers and half-pay tor
f. months. General Miles, who re-
|e"ed the papers, insisted that tne
FaaIty imposed by the court shouiu
imposed.
Editions for Browns pardon were
r' to Secretary Root, and the latter =
tSWer was a recommendation TO tne
lSldent that Brown be promoted 10
eEtain.