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Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02
MINING APPLICATION NO. 777.
 Surevey No. 1600.

..U. s. Land Ofice, Tucson, Arizona.
 June 16, 1902.
 Notice is hereby given. that L. c. Shattuck and Mary B. Denn, whose postoflce address. Is Bisbee, Cochise county, Arizona, have this day filed their application for . .,atert for 1soe
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-02

2se-eisbes or Naeo-25e.
 Street car fare rate on the o X stage line. 41e4
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
COTTON PRICES ADVANCE.
Confidence of Bulls Justified at Last
and Larger Demand Expected.

Confidence of Bulls Justified mt Last
and Larger Demand Expected.
New York, Feb. 14.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will saw:
Sales for spring account, demand for
manufactures and industrial opera
tions generally are expanding, while
prices are hardening. Specially good
renorts come erom the West and
Northwest and the leading Eastern
markets also note the growth of sales
for spring.
Least favorable advices come from
the South and Southwest, though Chi
cago notes exceptionally large buying
by wholesalers from those sections.
Continued strength is to be noted In
all the cereals and flour, fractional
advances being shown during the week,
while hog products, country produce
generally, iron and steel and other
metals are also quoted higher. The
highest prices in years have been
reached by butter and eggs, as a re-
suit of the cold weather. which, in
the northern part of the country. par
ticularly in the East, has checked
shipments and impeded collections.
The advance in raw cotton has been
"a
the present movement began. Patient
bulls are at last reaping the reward
of their confidence in higher prices for
the South's staple. Despite increased
receipts, visible supplies will probably
show another falling off this week. and
the heavy export movement shipments
for five months are Is per cent. larger
than last season, lends to claims that
domestic manufacturers are not as well
supplied as expected and that rela-
lively cotton is being over-exported.
Cotton goods have felt the quickenng
influences operative in the raw product.
but also reflect the increased demand at
leading markets for all varieties. Print
cloths are 3-16c higher on the week.
Print cloths and ginghams are active.
the latter being heavily sold ahead and
advances in staple cottons have been
numerous, this latter branch of trade
displaying more animation.
JRnuary's Iron Production.
Despite car shortages, which reduce
supplies of fuel, cause banking of fur
naces, and prevent shipments of fin
ished products, production and demand
for iron and steel are going forward at
a record breaking rate. The iron trade,
in fact, appears to have awakened sud-
denly to the fact that January produc-
ton, and presumably consumption, was
the largest ever reported in any month
of any year The present pig iron pro-
duction is claimed to be at a rate OF
100000 tons per year. Scarcity of pig
iron, steel billets and other crude ma
terials is still feature and high pre-
miums are being paid for prompt de-
liveries. At the same time there never
were SO many orders on iron manu-
facturers' books for future delivery,
and bar mills are sold ahead for five
months.
Business failures for the week num-
Der 265 as against 226 last year. Ca
madam failures number rs, as against
80 a year ago.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
TEETH AND FOOD.


Sometimes bad teeth cause illness,
particularly when they are not fit to
masticate food. A man in Ada, o., had
all of his teeth drawn. He was sick with
indigestion and lack Of vitality and his
teeth were in a bad condition. He ex-
pected, with a new complete set Of
teeth, to regain his health by thorough
~ chewing his food, but he had an ex-
perience that is well worth knowing Of
Instead OF improving ! continued TO
lose strength" he says, until / was a
mere moving skeleton. tried a number
of prepared foods. but none OF them
helped me until / got Grapc-Nuts. The
flavor pleased my palate at once.
soaked the food IN cream and got along
with II nicely. Within a few days I no
ticed that ! was not 70 tired and jaded.
Gradually ! grew stronger 10 left of
al other foods ana took only Grape
Nuts.
my old time yigor came back and IN
two months ! gained " pounds. This
was remarkable, for ! am % spare
build. Nov ! sleep ana feed wonder
fully we'll
'inaamuch az am doing 80 nicely
without teeth ] have concluded 10 walt
until my gums have finished shrinking
before having d ~ made. ! don't BE-.
lieye ! could have gone through the
drain 90 my system had u ma been
90 Grape Nuts. Thsre D. 40 doubt
about ilie llfe- Rlflng ana nsase. build
lnF feffr ~ fhai food. ! ieik lfapf
hufa ~ ai ~ Wy ffienaf Name
given ~ Postum ~ Battle rfffh.
AlciA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
AN OVATION FOR ROSEBERY.
Ex-PreInier States His Opposition TO
the Irish Party in Very Plain
Terms.

Ex-PreInier States His Opposition TO
the Irish Party in Very Plain
Terms.
Liverpool, Feb. 14--Lord Rosebery
received a tremendous ovation at the
great Liberal demonstration here this
evening. He failed to throw any fresh
light on the war situation, but he
strongly emphasized his hostility to
the Irish party, and his desire to ut
terly ALLEVIATE it from the Liberal camp.
During his remarks, Lord
Rosebery said that the greatest
change in heart and head undergone
during his five years absence from
public life was in regard to the Irish
problem. The Irish party had now in
dignantly repudiated any connection
with the Liberal party and he believed
they had acted wisely. The irish lead
ers had played their full hand. They
had demanded an dependent parlia-
ment in Dublin and thereupon he had
cried Halt This remark was greeted
with applause.
Continuing, Lord Rosebery said:
81 am not prepared at any time or
under any circumstances to grant them
an independent parliament. No sane
person would ever consent to handing
over the destinies of Ireland, situated
in the very heart of the empire, to
parliament controlled by those who
have expressed the earnest wish that
we might be overthrown in battle"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15

morning after his arrival in the city
II Is highly probable he would have
been invited to vote, not once, but
often. Before his genial urbanity all
barriers quickly disappeared. Before
his suit case was unpacked, If there
had been a race between himself and
the oldest inhabitant as to which Of
the two was the most at home. Mr..
Sheedy would not only have gone to
the post an odds-on favorite, but would
have won out with his mouth open. so
to speak. and without ever having
been fully extended And his form"
improved steadily from that time on.
In the matter of general popularity
he was good for a quarter in 90 and
would have tip-toed pretty much any
kind of field in which he could have
been placed
He told the best stories, made the
shrewdest comments upon men and
things. kept his temper better in any
and all circumstances. and was more
jovial and courteous than any other
man who has been about the race track
or In the various halls Of chance which
1t is said one may find this side of Line
street. Rumor had IL that while for
tune was sometimes for and sometimes
against him. he carried away with him
a very clever sum of coin not In His
possession upon his arrival here. But
that is, Of course. merely by the way
and not strictly germane TO the subject
matter Of this article, the purpose of
which is to record the departure unto
other coasts of Mr.. Sheedy. He carries
with him the cordial regard OF many
Charleston friends. together with the
earnest hope Of all people that he may
continue 10 "keeOcases" on life as
successfully as he has heretofore done.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
smEEDY LEAVES CHARLESTON.
whereupon He Is Tossed bouquet
of Choice vernncuInr.

Mhereupon He Is Tossed "a bouquet
of Choice yernaeuIar.
From the News and Courier, Feb. "a.
Having spent the greater part of the
winter here playing the races and other
things the genial Mr.. pat" Sheedy
yesterday shook the dust OF Charles
ton from his feet and returned to New
York. Whenever and wherever spor-
lively Inclined spirits gather them
selves together Mr.. Sheedy Is wont TO
be in the midst Of them, and conse-
Guently when the gentlemen who lay
and take long and short prices on any
and all things from green cloth 10
horse flesh started from the uttermost
narts Of the earth 10 HE themselves
towards the Exposition track II was
not remarkable that Mr.. Sheedy
strolled into the Charleston Hotel one
afternoon and asked the urbane per-
son behind the desk at what price they
were "playlng" their most luxurious
quarters. II was not that he cared
about the "limlt" that he made the In
qulry, but force Of habit dictated that
he should learn the value Of the chip
before he sat into the game ana
took cards. fie VOTED not whether
the tarin was II the value ~ blue
or OF n white stack, he merely wanted
everything 20 be- done 10 good form,
- good form goes ia the world ~
which he himself h the chief orna-
Beuf.
Now, Il la known ~ 81 men that
time, patience and FIRST rate letters ~
introduction are usually prerequisite
a. the speedy achievement ~ clNzen-
abip lu Charleston Tradition hath a.
that nlanE q man haF bfnn fffhoncd
= f0ffiHUoF lU fnrsf parts even after a
f0l0ufr ~ afefn NeHrH 1u fNf hiffrf
siae ~ AFhifF lMnNflUns liuf reserve
$40 alogfntFF Wefe nDi parts ~ ihf
Nfifonlf fNIHh Ffffief MF thfH1r
ifad . pHmgIy s'eaiga been ~ ne
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15

whom partially successful opera ton
was performed in 1900 at Rio Janeiro,
for, though Maria died from pleurisy
seven days after the opera ton, Rosa
lima recovered and was taken by DIR.
chapel Provost, to Paris.
The Hindoo twins were attached
from breast to breast by a flexible
bony connection, with visceral attach
nent below Food and medicine given
to one affected both alike
In the case of the Brazilian pair the
union was called in scientific terminol-
osy thcracoxiphoidous Lgaments unit
ed the seventh ribs, the chests We're
Joined and the lungs and liver in each
body were also held together. The po-
sition of the organs was located by the
X-rays, and after the ribs had been
cut apart at one operation the final sew
erance was effected subsequently. The
children were born in the Province Of
Menast, in Brazil and were 10 years
old at the time of the operation. They
were pretty, intelligent and net other
wise deformed.
Science had first turned its attention
to the problem Of separating twins thus
Joined at birth in atase of which CRAY
either made a special study in 1884.
The most famous instance of similar
twins is, of course. that of the Siamese
brothers, Chang and Eng, who were
born in 1911 and lived until 1874. All
attempts to separate them without en-
dangering life failed, and at last when
one died of paralysis the other fell into
a stupor and died two hours after
ward. They married two sisters and
settled on plantations near Mount Airy.
N. c.. where they died.
The "Doubleheaded Nightingade.~
Mile Christine, was born in Columbus
county. North Carolina, in 1851. Twins
We're born in Indiana in 1887 connected
al the hips and lower abdomen, and In
1895 Mrs. j. Koehler. in New York.
gave birth to girl twins joined at the
back by ligaments which were so elias
tic that they could face each other
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
AUGUSTA suIoIDE IDENTIFIED.
Russey was a United states Soldier
at Home on "A FurIough.

Augusta. Ga. Feb. H.-At the In
quest to-day Of the dead man, who was
found IN the lodgings over the Greek
restaurant. was Identified by his tat
tooed arm on which was discovered
IN. NJ. Bussey. Edgeheld =. G." II
seems the young man ia son or j. u /.
Bussev Of Cold Springs, =, g., ana
was soldier ia the Spanish war. re
served three years. most Of Il IN Cuba,
and had recently re-enlifted ana was
home on fuflOugh. AFTER the Inquest
a search 81 the room discovered "a laud-
anufn bottle under the bed. The cause
~ the suicide iH unknown. The denl
man lef 600 writing af nll. iie rented
lbe room. drank enc poison, tossed fhH
bottle under fhf bed isy d0Nn 90 sle0p
ara never aNOkg His Family have
been nOnhc1
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
HIS FACE BADLY SLASHED.
Augusta Man Gets II in the Neck I'm
TenderlOin Section.

TendcrIOin Section.
Augusta. Feb. 14.-A sensa tional case
is in the hands of the police tonight,
the truth of which is not yet known.
A white mar named Ben Smith, who
lives across the river in North Al
gusta, was seen cropping his way along
Marbury street, and as he passed un-
der light, it was discovered that his
face was drenched in blood. By-stand-
ers carried him to a drug store from
which the ambulance was called, and
he was carried to the hospital. One
cash of the knife had laid open his
forehead, and a second began at the
corner of his mouth and ran along the
lower jaw to the neck. He had lost
much blood. but the hospital surgeons
say his injuries are not necessarily dan
gerous. How the cutting occurred
Smith refuses to tell: once in the drug
store he made some ordinations
about that id woman" He was near
the Tenderloln district when discov-
cred. The police have been instructed
TO look out for a certain man who is
under suspicion, but Smith refuses TO
say anything.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
THE BIG TRACTION COMBINE
Plan to Lease Metropolitan Lines
Submitted to SharehOIders-Whit
ney is Behind 1t.


Submitted to SharehOIders-Whit-
ney is Behind 1t.
New York, Feb. IA plan for the
union of the larger traction interests
of New York under the ownership or
management of a securities company
was partly disclosed by the submission
to the shareholders of the Metropolitan
Street Railway of proposition for the
leasing of their line.
There has come into being the Metro
politan Securities Company, capital
lied at $30000.000, which has secured
control of the Inter-urban Street Rail-
way Company with a capital of $780,
900, 900, and the lease which the Metro
politan stockholders were to-day asked
to ratify was for legal reason made TO
the Inter-urban Company.
The announcement to the stockhold-
ers of the Metropolitan said an agree
ment had been entered into between the
securities company and the Inter
urban Company by the terms of which
the former was to pay into the treasury
of the latter at least $4,000, 900 in cash.
and would receive in return stock at
par, and debentures bearing interest
at not more than per cent. a year.
The incorporators of the Metropoli-
tan Securities Company are: w H.
Baldwin, Jr., Edward ]. Berwind, Paul
ID. Cravath, Thomas p. Fowler, George
G. Haven, James H. Hyde, August ID.
Julliard and Mortimer L. Schiff. and
the corporation took the usual powers
of such companies under the laws of
this state.
It's issue of $4,000, 900 of stock has
been under written at par, conditional
upon the ratification of the lease by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.. who worked out
the financial details of the plan.
AS to any other plans of the Securi-
ties syndicate the statements issued to
the stockholders were silent, and Presi-
dent H. H. Vreeland of the Metropoli
tan, who made a lengthy explanation
of the lease, would say nothing fur
Their.
Anything that the securities COM
pany may do in the future" says he,
sis now a matter of conjecture. Whose
plan is this to lease Metropolitan?
William c. Whitney and the other lead
ers in Metropolitan are the authors of
| the plan. l cannot say just what in
| terest is represented by each of the in
| corporators of the securities company.
| The Equitable Life and the Mutual
Life are represented and there are also
some new railway and financial inter-
| ests."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
story of a French Cat.
From the Paris Messenger.

NAOhi tilc AlNoatuh
Dog stories have become 50 hack
neyed that a cat story makes a well
come change. This one comes from
Pont Ste. Maxence. (Oise,) and. for
such a small place. u II an extremely
tall tale. II would appear that res
ident In the place. who Is an enthu-
siastic angler used 10 keep live bait
IN a small tank on his premises. The
angler also had cat. who. naturally
was fond Of fish, raw or cooked. This
being 80. his owner covered his tank
with wire netting 10 keep pussy out
OF temptation. Hut the cat knew a
trick or two, and went 20 the nearest
refuse heap for some fowl gibiets
which were pr0yidentlaliy lying there.
These she took 10 the tank. lee them
hang lnfn the winter from the netting.
snd began fishing on her own account.
when the fah nlbbled az che bait pugM
would catch n with n nimhie ciaw
The angler noticing the trick. threw
fh0 bHif aMay. but h8lf 40 hour later
puFa NRE "a n aRain. we hardly know
which - admire most me raf'a lnenn-
ultf or thaf ~ me eencveior vf fha
story
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
FOURTH CLASS POSTMAsTERs.
Not TO BE Made Footballs for Local
Republican Factions.

Washington. Feb. 14.-An official
statement of the new policy that here
after will govern appointments of
fourth class postmasters, was made to-
day by Postmaster General Payne, who
said:
1.-THE policy of the administration is
not to make removals of fourth-class
postmasters without cause. In some
sections Of the country, notably in the
South, not represented by Republican
representatives in Congress. these de-
mands for changes in fourth-class post
offices are made not for the good of the
service, nor for any proper purpose
but to subserve the interests of rival
factions. The administration does not
believe that the officers of the govern
ment should be used to subserve the
interests of any petty faction in states
where there is hardly a semblance Of
organization in the party"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
CAPT. c. B. PARKHILL RETIREs.
Leaves the Field to Gen. w. b. La
mar in New Third District.

Tallahassee, Fla, Feb. 14.-The
friends of Gen. VIM, B. Lamar and
also the friends of Capt. C. B. Parkhill
in this section of the state are equally
gratifed that Capt. Parkhill has so
opportunely and yet so gracefully re-
tired from the contest for congressman
from the New Third district.
F. d. Jordan of Tampa, young
lawyer, recently from oregon, and
Maurice NJ. Scarborough, prominent
young lawyer of Lake City, have been
admitted to practice in the Florida SUI
preme Court
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
COTTON DUCK WAS wATERY.
directors Decide to Squeeze Out
S20. 100000 of CapitaI stock.

New York. Feb. 14.--At a meeting
Oh the stockholders of the United States
cotton Duck Corporation held to-day
M M Jersey City. the recommendation Of
the directors to reduce the capitaliza-
u'n OF the corporation from S5OO00,0O0
10 bOOOO,OOO was adopted. A resolution
was also adopted. directing the pay
,eht Of the semi-annual interest due
.sAtch j, on the first mortgage bonds
III the company.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
Mrs. Alexander Mitchell, wisconsin.

milwaukee,. wis. FEB. 14.-Mrs. Alex
ander Mitchell widow OF Alexander
Mitchell. the FIRST president OF the
Chicago. Milwaukee and s. Paul Rail-
states Senator John L. Mitchell OF
Wisconsin. died to-day ~ villa Alex
andrga, = suburb OF Jacksonville. Fia..
aged 81 years Mrs Mitchell had been
aillng fog the past several months. She
was noted for her numerous charitable
deeds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES.
school Commissioners Glenn Visits
the City.

Douglas, Ga. Feb. AL s. Guthrie,
foumer saloonkeeper at Douglas, was
placed under bond this afternoon to
appear before the City Court on Mon
day next to answer to charge of SELL
ing liquor without a license. This ar
rest did not grow out of any recent
charge of violation of law. Mr.. Guthrie
had a license from the city authorities
of Douglas to retail spurious liquors in
Douglas until Jan. l. 1902, and contin-
ued to sell until that date, in violation
of what is known as the Gray bill,
passed by the last General Assembly.
State School Commissioner G.. y.
Glenn is in the city to-day looking
after his candidacy for reelection. Mr..
Glenn has many friends in Coffee. but
one cannot dispel the fact that South
Georgia voters are awakening from
their Rip Van Wrinkle sleep, and pro-
pose to demand that South Georgia Is
entitled to some of the political plums,
from the office of governor down.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
FITzsIMMoNs WILL FIGHT.
Is willing to Accept Jenfies' Offer
for Contest.

New York. Feb. 14.-Robert Fitz-
simmons said to-day that he would ac-
cept proposition made by James JEFF
fries for a finish contest between them,
the winner to take 60 per cent, and the
loser 40 per cent. of the purse. Fitz-
simmons said he was willing to sign
articles at any time, and the only stip-
ulation he wished to make was that
the winner should have all of the pic
ture privilege proceeds.
He thought the fight should take
place before the club offering the larg-
est purse
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15

Washington, Feb. Alt is said that
Pink Morton, the ex-Athens postnas-
ter may be appointed surveyor of Gus
toms at Atlanta. The place is now
held by a negro and Capt. Lowry has
been trying to secure the appointment
to it for his brother-in-law, Mr.. Mark
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
THE WAR REVENUE RULE.
Amendments ON Steel Schedule ana
Cuban Duties Are Barred.

CuDHn arc
Washington, Feb. 14.-Representa-
tive Payne, chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee, to-day introduced
the special rule under which the war
revenue reduction bill will be consid-
cred. It provides that Immediately
after the adoption of the rule the con-
sideration of the bill shall proceed;
that on Feb IS, at p. M, general de-
bate shall close; the bill shall be re-
ported with such amendments as have
been recommended by the committee,
and Immediately thereafter the House
shall vote without debate or interven-
ing motion.
The amendments referred to in this
rule are those of the committee, and
relate to matters of phraseology. All
other amendments. such as that eTn-
bodying Representative Babcock's pro-
posed amendment of the steel schedule,
or effecting the Cuban duties are eX-
Guided
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
GERMAN ADMIRAL MAKES CALLS.
Also Received One In Afternoon
From, Mai. Gen. Brooke.

From Maj. Gen. Brooke.
New York, Feb. 14.--Admiral Won
Baudisgin, commander of the imperial
German yacht Hohenzollern, was Kept
busy to-day receiving and returning
calls. In the morning, wearing fun
uniforms, with many decorations, and
accompanied by Lieut.. Won Weurrem-
burg, he called upon Mayor Tanker OF
Hobokeh.
Mai Gen. Brooke. commanding the
Depar tment of the East, called on Ad-
miraI Won Baudissin shortly before
noon and was received with much
ceremony. he spent some time with
the German admiral in the latter's
private cabin.
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon. Admiral
Barker OF the Brooklyn navy yard, re-
turned the call OF Admiral con Baudis-
sin made yesterday. The Mayor OF
New York visited the yacht late In
the afternoon, but as the Admiral was
absent remained only few minutes.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
OBITUARY..
Miss Fordhnm. at Meter.

statesboro, Ca, Feb. 14.-Miss Sallle
Fordham Of Meter died there yester-
day. She was a well known and pop
ular young lady, and a sister Of Miss
Fonnie Fordham. who has been in the
millinery business there for several
years.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15

Baltimore. Feb if~ifobineon W.
Gator one 81 the most prominent bus
inosa men ~ fhk city nnd senior
member ~ ihe nrm ~ Armstrong. Ca
tof a Co. alf1 to-day fle was I'D
yesra NJ aFe llf vac WILDLY hngHu
lhrDueh0uf ere s1ufhs
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-15
Harvard Team,s southern TrIp.

Cambridge. Mass, Feb. 1.-THE
Southern trip for the Harvard base
ball team has been arranged. On April
IL it will play the University of Vir-
ginia at Washington.