davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
GREAT CATHOLIC SOCIETY
Representatives of Many Organizations
Meet 10 Lay Plans for It.

Representatives of Many Organizations
Meet to Lay Plans for It.
New York, April 9.-RepresentatlVess
" MI Catholic organizations assembled
At the call of Archbishop Farley in the
see house last night for the purpose OF
forming asnational federation OF Cath
Sic societies. Archbishop Farley enun-
,iated the scope of the work, explaining
fhat the object was to form connexions s
between various organizations tna. H,s
Softv ideas. generous designs and the
apact observance of the laws" He In
-jstea forcibly that politics Of all kinds
-n,,st always be excluded from the or
llqSs .lar;zation 81 and that it is designed to
80 not a segregation Of Catholics, but
,ar,hination Of Catholics for the pub
lie good as well as fol. their own oes'
interests.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
NOT A GOOD INDIAN YET.
Brown County Red Fought With Brit
ish in 1912 81

Aberdeen, S. D., April Sin his his
torical researches Doane Robinson has
discovered that pioneer resident of
Brown county took part in the war Of
1872 on the British side, the warrior be-
ing Wanotan, whose son went with him
at the behest of Colonel Robert Dick
son, the British representative In the
west. The two Indians fought before
Fort Meigs and afterwards were in
many skirmishes. The younger Wa
notan later lived at Lake Traverse and
nesota massacre of 1862. The home OF
the Wanotans, who were Yanktonais,
was on tho Elm river In this county.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
CAN'T USE THE BIBLE.
caiifornia's Attorney General Delivers
Opinion Absolutely Barring 1t
From the Schools.

San Francisco, April Estates At
torney General Webb has rendered an
official opinion declaring the use of the
bible in the public schools unconstitu-
tional. Not only may teachers not use
the scriptures as text book, but even
reading from them is barred.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
GASOLINE ON STOVE.
Heroic Geddes Woman May Be Fatally
Rurned

Geddes, S. d., April 9.-Mrs. Haba-
kan, the wife, Of the Armour and
Geddes stage driver, was the victim Of
an accident which may prove fatal. The
hired man put some kerosene on the
stove to melt lard. She lifted a lid of
the stove and the can exploded, setting
me woman's dress on fire, also the
room. In the bed was her 6-months- old
baby and also her 2-year- child. She
carried both out doors. The children
We're only slightly burned, but Mrs. Ha-
balkan was SO badly burned that the at
tending doctor says she has but a slim
chance of recovering.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
Pioneer Woman Dead.

o,5 S5apid City, S. D., April Scrip and
0tu Wag age combined to cause the death OF
LIS as' A: B. Mccain at her home, thir-
of en - miles from Rapid City, at the age
,,,. 20 years. She came to Rapid City
Win her husband and family in 1882
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
DROWNED HERSELF.
Wife of Well Known Hamilton County
Mar Takes Her Life.

Stratford, Ia, April 9.-Mrs. A.. B.
Barkhurst, wife of a wealthy retired
farmer and prominent republican poli-
tician, drowned herself here today. She
was RESPONDENT from i'll health.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
Jealous Woman Suicides.

Marshalltown, Ia. April 7,-Mr,.
George Mason. aged II, the wife Of q
quarryman at Timber Creek uuArries}
southeast Of the city, attempted suicide
by shooting herself with a sS-caliber.
revolver over the heart. She win die
Jealousy Of her husband wes the
cause. 81. .ss8,...a@..
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
SHOT HIS sON-'N-LAW.
Missouri Man Fills Divorced Husoan0
af His Dauqhter with Lead.

Fayette, Mo-, April s.-James aeaS;n meaEn
v,'a,ar was re &c today by Norman Smallwood,,
squaab 9! uasaatberNin-law. The men exchanged
q nus daaen zen, shots. Leach had just secured
q divorce from his wife and was N sleas, v,
Il ing the court house wneE 1ies. hae.n ne ihe'
smSailwood nS and the shooting begah'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
TILLMAN INDICTED.
Former Governor of South Carolina
|; Held for Murder-Trial
Beuins Monday.
Begins Monday.

Columbia, S. c., April 9.-The grand
jury today returned a true bill against
murder of N. g. Gonzales last January.
Tillman's case will be called Monday.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
Gets Personal Damages.

Deadwood, S. D., April 9.--In a suit
for damages against the Fish & Hunter
company in circuit court, Frank
klingaman was awarded verdict for
$950. He sued for $4,000, for personal
injuries alleged to kaye been sustained
by defendant company placing an OBJ
struction on the sidewalk in front Of
rs place of business.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
10000 RESUME WORK.
Indiana Miners Agree OF Schedule O
Wages for the Coming Year and
Mil Resume Operations.

Terre Haute, Ind, April 9.-The IN
s;ana miners convention today In
5orsed the report Of the scale commit
ond the annual contract will be
signed at ,once.r Ten thousand miners
ret,,rn to work tomorrow.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
EDWARD LEAVES LISBON

He and King Carlos Are Given Great
Ovation on Trip Through City.
Lisbon, April 9.-King Edward hoard
the royal yacht Victoria and Albert TO-DAY.
preparatory to his departure tonight for
Gibraltar. King Edward and King Carlos
received an ovation along the whole route
followed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
Business Change.

.Bridgewater, S. D., April 9.-Frances
Heron has just closed a deal whereby
Eve Cunningham comes into possession
OF the general stock of Rooney Bros.
OF this place, who have taken in ex-
change as part considerations, 4SO acres
OF land located south of Miller, S. D..
Mr.. Cunningham will at once assume
control of the business and continue
me same at the old stand.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-04-10
, Child Crushed to Death.

Armour, S. D., April "a little son
" Wohlford was Killed yesterday
morning while playing around house
which was being raised. He crawled
under the building, which fell on him.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-30
BIsBEE QUEEN.

Before many months shall have passed by this company will in all probability have made a record Of development work in the local field that will put it in the forefront or the companies operating here, as it Is the intention of the directors to advance the work with all possible speed.
 Situated in the midst Of a group or the most promising propositions thls property has already shown evidences that it is to make one of the richest in the district and the officials are anxious to lose no time in proving up the extensive ground included in their holdings.
 Delay in receiving timber had re- tarded the work somewhat but Su- perintendent Campbell continued the sinking work in the two compartment shaft until a few days ago, when depth of 70 feet had been reached, when, owing to the fact that only four sets of timber had been put in it was thought wise to discontinue until more shaft timber should put in an appearance. On Thursday last a carload of timber for the company arrived at the Pittsburg switch and they promptly went to work hauling it to the property and finishing the shaft timbering. Yesterday the ground plan for the new hoisting apparatus was received and the foundations and gGllows frame will be constructed at once. Two Pittsburg boilers of S0-horse power each are en route and 1900 foot capacity hoist is expected shortly from the Bolthoff works in Denver Colorado Already a compressor and machine drills are being considered by the Queen compa- ny and the auxiliary parts of com plete working outfit and 10 be moved in without delay. During the past week the details incident to the appli- cation for patent on their claims have been attended 10 and the survey work will be done this week.
 The company still has in contem- plation the plan Of having it's ground thoroughly tested by means of a diamond drill but this with certain other plans of the company and of an extensive nature are now being con sidered. -s~ ~--~
 The Bisbee Queen besides being copper proposition is very rich in gold and silver. assays of mineral from the property showing up values as high as s24 per ton in the two last named metals. Already at the slight depth attained a considerable quan- tity of copper has shown up in string CTS and pockets, in fact the company feels most thoroughly pleased with the promising outlook
 MT. B. F Graham. the company's president, is leaving for Pittsburg New York and Boston in the interests of the Bisbee Queen and Of several other companies in which he is con- cerned.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-30

The term 'porphyry" is applied by miners indiscriminately 10 light col ored rocks for which they know no better name. These rocks are usually of igneous origin. though not always so. The word porphyry means purple and was applied 10 the purple DOT rhyry of Egypt rock from which many monuments and obelisks were made The term now has a structural significance only and is applied to rocks in which distinct crystals of mineral occur in a finer grained mass This ground mass Cor back ground. as it might be called) may be coarse or fine. but the porphyritic crystals must be relatively larger. There is quartz porphyry, feldspar porphyry. hornblende porphyry, granite DOT phyrv. etc the prefix always indicat- ing the character of the large crystals or phendcrysts Dark colored DOT phyrite, as diorite-porphyrite diabase porphyrite, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-30
THE MODERN.

Since the new plan of the Modern Mining company has come out it de- velops that the trend of events on this property is being watched by a large number of people locally, for the contention that the ore bodies central at the Copper Queen is real y only the main body of the ore at the southern end of the Mule mount aims and that the Modern holds similar position in the ore business at the north end, has found many be- Hevers in Bisbee in the course of time and some of these have backed up their belief by investing in the stock.
 Continuing in that belief some of these same people have now sent in their subscriptions for blocks of the new lot of shares which the com pany is putting out Some of these friends of the Modern point out that the granite wall running between the Queen and the Higgins and which some expert mineralosists who have studied the local formation declare " bS a DoiAAtA tO any OlS AtpOSitS S of any extent being found at any point north of the Queen. will in time be found to be but one O. many sim liar walls running in different direc- lions from the so-cslled Granite hill just north of Bisbee.
 Another point which these folks contend is that this narrow ledge of wall of granite in no way effects the ore deposits. and that the one speci- fled will ultimately be proven to lie between two ore bodies of vast ex- tent the one ending at the Copper Queen and the other starting right at the Higgins. where they are sa-isfel the ore will soon show up in exten, sive quantities.
 This will doubtless nlease the Hig. gins people very much. and seems to be in line with a very strong and well defined helief which is held by large part of the public The truth or fsl- sity of these contentious will prob ably be known in time, but for the present the point to consider is whether the public has sufficient con- ndence in the Modern's prospects to come forward and take up the new shares or not. However, as the bulk
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-30
C. 6 H. N BITING.
Only About Fifteen Shareholders
 present

Only About Fifteen Shareholders
 Present
 Only about fifteen shareholders of the Calumet & Hecla mining com pany attended the annual meeting held al its office in Boston yesterday says the Boston Journal The bus mess done was wholly of rountine character. Vice president Livermore was in the chair. The annual re- port of the directors heretofore pub lished was accepted, the acts of the board for the past year were formal ly approved and the entire board was reelected by vote of 7S,432 shares. The members are: Alexander Agassiz of Newport. R. L Francisf Agassiz of Newport, Rhode Island Francis L. Higginson of Boston Mas sachusetts. Francis W. Hunnewell of Wellesley. Massachusetts, and James N. Wright. of Detroit.
 At the conclusion of the sharehold- CTS meeting the directors met and organized by the reelection of all the present executive officers.
 The directors declared a dividend of s10 per share and made the same payable September A to share holders of record August g.
 This distribution, which calls for sl,O00,000, the same as that paid in June. is the first of the new fiscal year and the third for the calendar year. and it brings the aggregate dis bursements of the company up to sS2,- 350.000.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-30
PORTAGE LAKE AND sissEE

Sinking has been resumed on the Portage lake. the new machinery be- ing now in place.
 Just why the heavy inflow of wa-er should occur in this shaft at such shallow depth is the problem that in some way bothers the students of the local formation. The shaft is less than 15O feet deep and the flow seems to be of the permanent variety. As has been before stated the water was found to be strongly charged with copper and so presumably coming from ore deposits nearby. This study of the formation by the way is soon aware of many and varying theories regarding the causes for the many peculiar conditions which are to be observed here in the earth's crust Some assert that the forces Of nature have so arranged that the ore deposits have occurred in waves and that there is a more ir less regular succession of them in the whole neighboring coun- try. The wave theory is brought for ward in an endeavor 70 explain the oc- currence of water levels at varying heights in the same district. the pre- sumption being that the overlaying conglomerate or other formation for cibly retaining the water under it's unbrcken but wavey under surface If this presumption proves true and the water be a sign of a near ap- proach to the ore bodies it will be a lucky thing for the Portage lake but no doubt this is merely conjecture.
 One thing that is often pointed out is the fact that Warren district peo- pie should not expect the ore to run in continuous bodies but rather should expect to meet it in pockets often of 1 large extent but still none the less, pockets. The pump which the Por- tage Lake received is splendid large sized Worthington sinker and really too large for their present needs. However. a smaller one has been se- cured and for a time will serve to clear the water out. The surface at this shaft has a busy look and abund- ance of timber and supplies are all about.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-30

of the stockholders reside in .Nuchi- gan. it will no doubt largely depend on their attitude. but the general opinion about Bisbee is that the new shares will be promptly taken in the hope of thus having the development work undertaken in a permanent way.
 News from Michigan in regard 10 this is being awaited with interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-30
plIrSRuRG & HEClA

This is a busy place and has very promising prospects.
 It seems strange what a vast change a few weeks may make. Here a few weeks ago solemn stiffness reigned" broken only by the scurrying of little "cottontails" and the darting of tiny swifts. Now all is hurry and activity. Aside from the active work in the shaft the preparation for in- stalling the heavy hoist and boiler are now under way.
 Carpenters are hurrying the work of constructing a heavy gallows frame and it will be but 10 days till the new outfit will be advancing the develop ment work with rapid strides.
 The new machinery is already at the shaft and the foundation are be- ing hurried to completion.
 Prospecting on this property has developed considerable mineral and the shaft now down 1855 feet has just passed through bed of clay like sub- stance about fifteen feet thick and is again getting into harder formation. The waste here is heavily impregna-- ed with iron and has abundant green copper stains.
 The outcrop here to which we have referred before is of the most prom S. ing character and the general forms- tion for colsiderabled depth is conglom- crate similar to that of the Copper Glance though lighter in color.
 A horse whim has done the hois . ing here up 10 this time but it is too slow a process for our up to date de velopment company.
 Most people in this vicinity are agreed that the Hecla should reacn ore if any of them do and that it should reach il early judging by the ground they are passing through.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-30
Territory of Arizona)
County of Pima

County of Pima
 Before me, Josiah Ide, a Notary Public in and for the County of Pi- ma, Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared Frank H. Hereford, H. B. Penney and E. A. Miller, known to me to be the per. sons whoe names are subscribed tC the foregoing instrument. and ac' knowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and consid- eration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 11th day of August, 1903
 My commission expires March 25, 1907 JOSIAH IDE. (SeaD Notary Public.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-30
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Of the Houshton Development
 Company.
Development

Know All Men By These Presents that we, Frank Hereford, H. B. Ten. ny and R. A. Miller, all of the city Of Tucson, County of Pima, and Ter. ri;ory of Arizona, have this day as. sociated ourselves together, and do hereby associate ourselves together for the purpose fformng a corpora. ion under the laws of the territory of Arizona. and we Go make, sign. ac. knowledge and publish these articles in writing anl co hereby certify:
 ARTICLE I.
 The name of this corporation shall be and is, the Houghton De. yelopment Company.
 ARTICLE II.
 The principal place for the trans action Of the business of this corpora. ton in Arizona shall be Bisbee in G. chise County. Arizona: the general otce of thIs corpCl ation shall at Houghton. in the County of HoughtOn Michigan. and branch offices may be es.ablishel at such other places as the board of directors may from time to time direct. Said corporation may also carry on and transact bus. iness of the kind and nature herein. after provided in any or all oths: states and territories of the United States.
 ARTICLE III
 The business purposed to he car. ried on by the saii corporation and the purposes for which the same is formed are as follows:
 (a) In general to engage in and carry on the business of mining. re. hning. smelting and manufacturing of any and all kinds of ores, miner. als and metals.
 (b) To purchase, lease or acquire by license bond option concession grant or otherwise any lands mines mineral righ, S, buildings assessments
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-30
QUINCY & ARIZONA.

This shaft is going down steadily and is now nearing the 70 foot mark Manager Funkey of the Portage Lake has been put in charge here and may he depended on to hurry things aior, The formation continues pretty hard and has the usual mineral stains. The usual outfit of machinery will soon be needed at this point and it vii; douI,t- less soon pat n an appearance a. the shaft.
 The Western Federation of Mir originated in Montana iD 1878 It has since extended is influence into ev- e~v niring state of the west and into almost every camp, in cluding British Columbia, and recently an attempt was made to carry the work of organ ization into Mexico but as far as learned without marked success thus far.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-03

the disappearance of the crown princess
was kept from the public, but it was at
last given out, because the court fiction
that she preferred to remain in retire
ment at Salzburg rather than return to
her husband and children at Dresden
could not longer be maintained.
About a month ago Princess Louise,
accompanied by her husband, went to
the castle of Emperor Francis Joseph,
near Salzburg, which is the capital of
the duchy of Salzburg. A week after
their arrival at the castle the crown
prince broke his leg while hunting and
returned to Dresden. The princess, how
ever, remained at the Austrian castle,
and it was from there that she disap-
peared.
That her fight was premeditated is
manifest from the following passage in
a letter which the princess left: Il re-
nounce all rights due me through my re-
lationship to Frederick Augustus, Crown
Prince of Saxony."
Princess Louise went to Geneva, Swift
zerland, and is registered at a hotel I'M
der the name of Fraulein Won Oben.
With her is her brother, Archduke Leo
pold Ferdinand. At the same hotel is
4
Frenchman, who was formerly tutor to
the princess children. This dashing
teacher of languages was the cause of
the last quarrel between the Princess
Louise and her husband.
Archduke Leopold has written to EN-
peror Francis Joseph renouncing his
rank and dignites as a member of the
Imperial House and saying he will be-
come a civil subject. The whole OF the
archduke's career is redolent with scan
dal, dating from the time when he started
to accompany the heir to the throne ON
a tour of the world. He only got so far
as Colombo, where he was obliged to
leave the ship on account Of his scandal
Gus behavior. The archduke has since
been mixed up in a number OF attalrs
and was confined for some months in an
asylum.
On the other hand, the statement is
made by partisans of the Princess Louise
that her life had become unbearable.
What she complained of in the prince
was his intemperance, his infdelities and,
as her partisans affirm, his cruelty OF dis
position.
Princess Louise Antoinette Marie,
Grown Princess Of SaxOny and an arch
duchess of Austria, was born Sept. ),
1870. and was married to Prince Fred
ericl Augustus, the present Crown
Prince of Saxony and the son Of King
George, Nov. 81, 1891. The couple have
! FIVE children, three sons and two daugh-
| tiers, the last one born year ago. Grown
| Princess Louise has been described as
| a remarkably brilliant woman, OF very
| high spirit, with a pronounced disregard
for etiquette and taste for caricature
and bicvcling. In Dresden she was not
ed for her extreme democracy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-03

grand tusker' twelve feet high, the
largest elephant in India. Their howdal
was decked with gold and silver, and the
elephant itself was almost hidden under
a gold worked saddle cloth. Surrounding
them were footmen in scarlet and gold
liveries bearing massive silver slaves
The Duke of Connaught, who represent
ed King Edward, and the Duchess OF
Connaught followed. Their elephant was
equally gorgeously caparisoned. Then
in order of precedence, came the MAN
of Hyderabad, the anajarah of Travan
core and other ruling chiefs, seventy il
ALL their huge elephants forming 4 line
a quarter of Il mile in length.
This glittering procession started from
the railroad station preceded by dragon
guards and artillery. the viceroy's escort
and by heralds and trumpeters. The
route was lined by British and native
troops. From the saluting battery
posted at the fort commanding the La
hore gate, guns Numbered out a roya
salute as the viceroy passed.
The cortege passed III front of line
of 100 elephants carrying the brllllantl!
dressed retainers of the ruling chefs
The colossal beasts saluted by trumpet
ing and throwing their trunks III the ar
and afterward fell in line behind the
official procession. Huge crowds OF on
lockers witnessed the spectacle