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Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Vice.Presi6ent Returns

We are informed that Colonel F. H. Seymour. vice-pres:denI of the Douglas City bank. has withdrawn from the mour. of Torres, Sonora, Mexico. is the owner and president of the Tor res and Prietas railway and also vice president of the Farmers and Merch- ants bank of Redondo. California. He has withdrawn his interests in the Douglas bank, owing to its having be come the Douglas National bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS

R. r. Goodwin, San Francisco. s. R Kaufman. Marquette. Mich. ". 4. Rice. HoughtOn. Mich. L. c. Leonard. Chicago. M. A. Fay. San Francisco. F. L. Kinsella, St. Louis, Mo. Max Baer. Denver.
 J. P Murphy, Kansas City. W H. Consta able, Fl Paso. Mrs. l.. s. McMakin. Cananea Miss l.. L. Mirrier. Los Angeles. P. W. DeLancey. Los Angeles. L. B. Delebarre. Providence, R. I. John NJ. Mauley, Chicago. c. L. Wiswall. Naco. T. J. Hasan, Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Meet Toniaht.

Tonight il the fire hcuse the mem bers of the hose team will meet to dis cuss the race at Tombstone next Sun day. The team has not as yet been all selected, but will be this evening. The team @has made Jsmes Krigbaum captain and he is out every afternoon with the boys to coach them. A mess age from Tombstone last night stat ed that Tucson has decided to e1ter a team in the race
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Visited Mines.

Justice Brown spent yesterday at the already famous Nalachite mining claim. The shaft is now down over four feet. and shows up a fabulously rich ledge Of pure copper. The judge is thinking of taking a trip to New York 10 interest capital in the great mine. Con Sullivan is foreman Of the force of men now doing developing work
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
New postchce.

Mir. Beehler stated yesterday that it is the intention Of the Don Luis peo- pie to make the station agent there postn aster of the new postofice. in case it is established by the govern ment. He said that the poStoffice department recently sent him list of questions concerning the needs of Don Luis, which were answered and sent back.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Tombstone Celebration.

It is now five days until the celebra. ton at Tombstone. and the prepara. tions there for the big event are assum ing definite proportions. Bisbee will send over 1000 people to help Tomb. stone mark the entrance of the first railroad. Saturday is pay day in the Copper Queen, and this will enable a large number of the miners to attend the celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Eye Specialist Will Remain.

Drs. Green and Green. eye special ists. from Denver. Colo. Will hereaf ter be permanently located in 2isbee. These gentlemen come highly recon mended and use the nost modern methods. DTs. Green and Green re- spectfully invite the Neople of Bisbee Douglas, Naco and Cananea 10 cal and have their eyes tested.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Ar Aserohonner.

Ar Astronomer.
 Professor Casey, of the Free Coin age, now anpses his customers with ,s~---e- c- -~.---- IT, ~ ----h 10 r-7- lessor varies widely in his views with many other authorities on this sub iet. He believes that Mars is some thing Nke es,ooo, 900, ,00o miles from earth, while others of less ability be heve 1t is only 4s,5oo 600. While the professor believes that a man would have some trouble in making the as tension, he thinks that he would have time to skim cream from the milky way and light his cigar on the north ern lights, and then continue on his journey at the rate of about 2SS.O0C miles a second, reaching his destina tiona in less than jig time. The pro lessor places great stress on his ar
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Changes Position.

A visitor from Tombstone yesterday stated that William Pritchard. who has been employed for 6 number of years in the mines here. has decided to locate at Tombstone. and has accepted a position in one of the mines there as foreman. Pritchett has a large number of friends in this city, who re. gret to see him leave.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09

Charles Beverly has taken the agen- oy for the Pioneer Soda works of T. F. Metz. of Bis5ee. as well as for Lem Shattuck's bottling works and will attend to the sale Of goods for those firms in Douglas. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Chamberlain We'll Represented.

W. T. Payne. of Des Moines. Iowa representing Chamberlain Medicine company, which has become world ia nous, is in this vicinity for a few days and will isit Douglas, Naco and Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Gymnasium Social Evening.

The next social evening at the gym nasium win be held on April 23rd. The usual gymnasium hop will be the entertainment.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tah lets. This signature kes A on every box. 25. D @-S-I
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
No Cases Tried.

NO Cdses r1ed.
 Yesterday was quite one for the Justice courts. Neither of them had case. which is an unusual thing in this city. Not even a drunk could be found on the streets.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Expensive Wall.

J. H. Myers, better known among his mining friends at Rockefeller, . has completed the high retaining wall in front of his property in the rear Of the postoffice. The wall cost about sl00, but greatly improves the prop crty.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
To De Married.

To be Married.
 Announcement of the marriage of Miss Carmelita Marguez and J. F. Bunch has been made. The young people are well known in Bisbee. and have many friends. who will wish them long life filled with happiness.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09

4 new and up to date line Of pret- ty hamnochs are now being displayed at the Bishee Drug Go. tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
WoRKMEN ATTENTION

All Workmen. Degree of Honor and families are invited to attend the SO cial in Library har Saturday evening. Don't fail 10 be there. By oEder of
 | F. Lnmis,
 Bob Campbell
 Chrales Kenney.
 Ed Mcdonald.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
THE FAIR

FOR SkLE-2-room house and lot. No. 490 Tombstone canyon. First to come will get a snap bargain. Inquire of ". H. Mofett If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09

For Easter Egg dyes. see the colors ar the Bisbee Drug Co. Ii
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09

Russel & Son, on Ninth street, run as good an eatin' house as here is in town. II
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09

Russ House is agaa cpsr for busi ness, under new management
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09

7S Upper Main street. Godfrey house. 3t.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
Brief City News

guments and has many ardent listen
 CTS.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms for 3 gentlemen. I5 Castle Rock Hill. 5r.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
WANTED

A First-c,sss Finisher. Apply te Madame Bobette at pressmskina De partmenS
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
cANeNEk, YAQUi RIVER ( PA
 CIFfC RAILROAD

F. A. Mcfarland,
 s--. General k1-aror Naco. sonora. January Io. l5oS- rsseensvr Time Table. E. p. 5. w. Ar. from Douglas 7:o7 m. Lv. for Naco 7:17 a. n. Ar. from Benson, $50 .. 10. Iy. for E. Paso and Deusla s:0e s ID. Ar from Naco 12:3s ?. n. Lv. for Naco l ?. D. Ar. from Fl Paso 4:42 D. n Iv. for Benson and Douglas .-sZ ?. m-
 FOR sALE-so acres of land, fine artesian well, all fenced. w D. Kinsey. at McDonald's once At
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-09
CITY OFFICIALS
MARKET PRICES YESTERDAY
nation.

h the local report the retail price s rated on the best quality:
The sun., 1903-10-20
DYNAMITERS DEMAND $1,000.
Great Northern Now Threatened as Was
the Northern Pacific.

HELENA, Mon, Oct. 19-The great
Northern Railroad Company has been per-
emptorily ordered to hand over $4,000 on
or before Oct. 20 under the threat Of having
its property dynamited. The company was
notified that II this amount was not paid by
the specified time the blackmail would be
raised to $50, 900 and the destruction Of
property would begin.
The letters are not unlike In yerbiage
those received by the Northern Pacific
The Great Northern officers were requested
to signify their acceptance OF the terms
by displaying a white signal on passenger
trains between Great Falls and Helena
but instead of complying large force
of detectives was sent here to locate the
author Of the letter. which was mailed at
Cascade, small place between Helena
and Great Falls. AZ yet however, no trace
of the letter writer has been obtained,
Isaac Gravelle, a former convict, who
is slievsd 20 be the rader Of the gong OF
Northern Pacific hlacknal ers, is a pIlsorer
In the Helena city Jail He was captured
In tho mountains twenty miles from this
city by three special officers Ofhcers Of
the road declare that they hnye evidence
sufficient TO secure Giaycle's conviction
The sun., 1903-10-20
ALASKAN DECISION TO-DAY.
Commissioners Again Discussed Portland
Channel Yesterday.
Special Gable Despatch to THE So,

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
LONDON, Oct. ls.-The Alaskan Boundary
Commissioners reached no decision at their
meeting to-day and will sit again tomorrow
when decision is expected.
Senator Lodge OF the American COM
mission and Lord Chief Justice Alverstone,
the chairman of the tribunal, reQueHt that
a denial be made Of the statement printed
in tho United States that the arbitration
body reached verbal agreement on Satur-
day. They characterize this report as
nero guesswork, which liz likely to do infinite
harm.
There are seven questions to be decided
by the tribunal. Six Of these hear directly
upon the Interpretation of what the coast
line is. The seventh deals with Portland
Channel. Last week Lord Alverstone an
nounced that in his opinion the American
case in six questions had been upheld
The seventh was still under discussion at
to-days session.
King Edward received the Alaskan Boun-
Diary Commissioners at Buckingham Palace
this morning. The commissioners were the
guests at dinner tonight Of the Godsmiths
Company at their hall in the city Of London
The sun., 1903-10-20
KEEP TAMMANY INVISIBLE.
Prayer Suggested for the Democratic
Party Man BY Carl SchurA.

Carl Schurz called at the Citizens Union
headquarters yesterday to offer his services
in the campaign.
There is only one issue" said he. do
we want to continue to be well governed,
or do we want to be robbed, blackmailed
and disgraced? The Low administration
has restored this city to decency and honor.
Now Tammany freebooters ask us TO put
ourselves under their piratical control. It
IL an insult
I'VE are told by Tammany that the city
election of this yeur will have large effect
ON the results in the national campaign
next year That is the old trick Of the
burglar who tries to divert the attention
Of the police, Last year the city govern
ment was in the hands Of fusion. Die
that prevent us from rolling up a great
ma ority for the Democratic candidate for
GoVernor2 II I were Democratic party
to keep Tamnany invisible, at least for a
wear"
The sun., 1903-10-20
MYSTERY SOLvEDAFTER PRAYER
Woman's Body. Long Missing, Found With
Throat Cut.
SpsctdI Cable Despatch TO THE SUN.

Special Cable Despatch to THE Sun.
LONDON, Oct. l9.-The body Of Miss
Frances Hickman. woman doctor at
tached to the Royal Free Hospital, on
Gray's Inn rosd, whose mysterious disap-
pearance about the middle of last August
created much comment il. LoIdon, was
found this morning by three boys who
were wandering in Richmond Park. The
fact that DR.. Hickman YVES a level headed
woman Of 90 OF good family. and 30 muscu-
lar that 1t would not be safe to attack her
nlcde her disappearance all the more mys-
tericus.
The body Was found with the throat cut
from ear 20 ear. l. is now thought the
woman committed suicide the day she
left tho hospital. The boys stumbled
across the body where it had been lying
for two months.
A noteworthy coincidence In connection
with the finding of Miss Hickmsn's body
is that Arohdeacon Wilberforce, rector Of
the church in Westminster, where Miss
Hickman attended, asked his congregation
yesterday to accompany him In special
prayer for Miss Hckman's discovery. say
ing he felt certain that If they were only
intense and earnest enough the mystery
would be solved
The sun., 1903-10-20
COZ WHO SASSED DEyERY HURT.
OneIIl. Who would Not stand for Shake.
down." Injured stopping Runaway.


Policeman Edward Onel, who told
Big Chief Devery two years ago that he
would not stard for shake-down,- and
WIS dismissed frcm Tho police force was
badly injured at O'Clock last night, while
attempting 20 stop runaway saddle horse.
After Onci,l reius at emert by the present
adrnipis' rrticp, he was deteiled &c do patrol
duty in the Eldridge street precinct. A
month ego ne was sent to tho mounted
squad in Central Park.
The horse which he tried tc catch vest er"
day hal thrown its rider at Riverside
Drive ard Ninet seventh street. and had
run 10 sighty-sirth street, thence east.
and, ertertng the Park, dashed down the
West Drive. which was crowded with
vehicles.
O'Neil. who was on patrol near the sheep
fold, whipped up his horse and started
after tho runaway, which sprinted all the
faster as he approached. At Sixty-six tn
street the saddle horse took to Central Park
West. AS ONeil reached the curb he
grabbed at the bride of the runaway, and
as he did 80 his horse stumbled, throw
ing him to the pavement. The horse rolled
on him in an effort to regain his feet, and
O'Neil was picked up UNCONSCIOUS. He
was badly cut and bruised, and 1t Is feared
that he sustained internal injuries. He
was sent to his home in carriage.
The runaway horse continued west on
Sixty sixth street and stopped in front of
Durland's Riding Academy. The hostlers
recognized it as one of their charges and
the animal was led to a stall.
The Arsenal police learned at the riding
academy that the horse had been ridden
bv customer named Parsons and had
thrown him at Ninety street and
Riverside Drive 1t was not learned who
the Mr. Parsons was who was thrown.
John R. Parsons is at Ienox. Mass, and his
son, Alderman Herbert Parsons, said at
his home last night that he had not been
horsaback riding
The sun., 1903-10-20
BEATS 200 WITHOUT SHIELD.
CRESCEUS REGAINS THE TROT'
TING CROWN.

Under Perfect Conditions Owner hetcham
Drives Ills Champion One Mile in
l:SO ID at Wichita. kan.--Only Old
Mike The Tramp Keeps Him Company
WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 19.-Once more
Cresceus is king Of trotters, having snatched
the worlds record for a mile from Major
Delmar and Lou Dillon this afternoon, when
he went the distance in l:50H without
the aid Of the wind shield and with only
Old Mike the tramp to keep him company.
The great stallion, the hero of many
fast miles, trotted wonderful mile and
yet he did it easily to all appearances and
finished strongly just after he passed
the south entrance to the grandstand he
struck his knee and was thrown OF his
stride. The anxious watchers held their
breath for fear the great horse would not
be able to catch himself But two hops
and he was going again like the wind. He
rushed under the wire, going steadily.
recrowned the king and carrying with
him new worlds record
1t was a great mile, and the crowd arose
en- masse to its feet to greet him as he came
back. Owner ketcham was lifted from
his sulky by admiring friends, led by Presi
dent c. NJ Irwin of the Southern Kansas
Fair Association, who gave the meet, and
was carried on their shoulders to the judges
stand, where he received another ovation.
As officially announced the time by quarters
was: First quarter, 80; half, 5eX; three
quarters, 1870; and mile, l59H Watches
held in different parts OF the grandstand
caught the time at various figures, some
as low as 1853.
Il knew when reached the three-quarter
pole that I had the record beaten" said
Owner Ketcham. Il might have waited
years and not have found such perfect
conditions. The day was ideal, the track
could not possibly have been better, and
Cresceus was in prime condition. The
very little wind that was blowing was a
help rather than a hindrance, for it was at
my back on the homestretch and could
not get at me for the trees on the back
stretch.
He had little else to say, though his ap-
pearance showed the pleasure felt In once
more having his favorite horse carry of
the honors that come to world 3 champion.
"We have said nothing about beating
worlds records he said, -and weeks ago
1 instructed my people not to hint that
Cresceus would even make an attempt at
it. That is one reason why there will be
some surprise, imagine"
Only twice before this has Cresceus made
attempts to beat his 2:o214. At Galesburg,
ILL.,, he went against it, but the track was
too hard for him to do anything in the way
Of record breaking At Monmouth, ILL.,.
there was good track. but stin wind pre-
vented him from making fast mile. Here
to-day the weather was perfect and the
days, and even nights that had been spent
upon the track in getting it into condition
told when it came to the final test.
The sun., 1903-10-20
MORLEY SCORES TARIFF PLAN.
ChAmbcriain's Proposal Raw. Crude and
Suicidal.

Special Cable Despatch to The SUN.
LONDON. Oct. 19.-The Right Hon. Johr,
Morley addressed an audience OF about
5000 persons at Free Trade Hall, Man
chester, tonight. He strenuously de-
nounced the proposed fiscal reforms, and
aroused enthusiasm equalling that dis
played at Mr.. Chamberlain's receptions in
Glasgow and Greenock when he advocated
what is practically protective system
for Great Britain and her colonies.
Mr.. Morley characterized Mr.. Chamber
lain's proposals as crude, raw and uncon-
sidered, and declared that they threatened
deadly mischief to the copntry's prosperity.
He denied that there had been a displace-
ment OF Great Britains trade by her three
principal competitors, and declared it was
idiotic to say that free trade was failure.
As for the much decried dumping of foreign
goods, there was no dumping so dangerous
as dumping customs house officers on
British shores. Mr.. Morley admitted that
there was cause for anxiety regarding
trade. but he refused to commit himself
to the first remedy rashly and wantonly
flung down.
Referring to the audience which listened
to the speech Of ex-Chancellor Of the Ex-
chequer Ritchie at Croydon last Friday.
when he spoke in favor of free trade and
explained his reasons for retiring from
the Cabinet, MIR. Morley asked his hearers
if they were going to be bullied about
American retaliation, and instead OF call
ing forth "boos," al Mr.. Richie did In his
speech. Mr.. Morley drew cheers when he
said: Suppose the Americans. indignant
at British retaliation. put haE-penny
q pound on your raw cotton, where would
Lancashire be?'
In conclusion, Mr.. Morley said that all
this tariff jingoism was the backwash Of
the South African War. and was the most
suicidal thing imaginable.
The sun., 1903-10-20
Arrested Charged With Arson.

Fire early yesterday morning damaged
the hotel building at Lincoln and New
York avenues, Fort Wadsworth, to the
extent of 81 500 The only persons in the
building at the time Of the fire, so far as
known, were William Sirley, his wife and
a servant sirley and his wife were ar
rested charged with arson. The authori-
ties say that on the first floor rear Of the
hotel the woodw ork had been saturated
with oil and that there we're seven one
gallon cans which they say they are posi-
tive contained oil, and one about which
they were not sure.
The sun., 1903-10-20
JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT.
Gov. Odel Names James A. Robson Il
Succeed the Late Justice Adams.

ALBANY, Oct. ls.-Gov. Odel to-day
appointed James A. Robson of Canandaigua
Justice of the Supreme Court to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of William
H. Adams of that place, The appointment
was made at the request of Senator John
Raines and Ass ssemblyman Jean L. Burnett
Justice Robson will come up for election
next fall. He is SO years of age and a
The Governor to-day designated Justice
Peter B. McI.ennan Presiding Justice of
the Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court, Fourth Depcrtment and appointed
Justice Martin b. Slower OF Amsterdam
an Associate Justice on that bench
These designations were made necessary
by the death of Justice Adams.
The sun., 1903-10-20
BANK VAULT RESSTS ATTACK.
Bandits Fail to Open II With Several Dyna-
mite Charges.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 1o.-The town Of
Newburg was practically under the control
Of a gang Of bandits for two hours this
morning. Their object was to blow up
the building Of the Bank Of Newburg and
loot the vault. Though several charges
Of dynamite were exploded the steel vault
did not give way, and. tired Of their attempt,
the bandits departed on horseback, coming
toward this city. The vault contained
about $780, 900. The building Was wrecked.
At 8 o'clock citizens of the town were
awakened by series OF explosions, the vigor-
ous ringing Of the town fire bell and ooca-
sional rife reports. Occupants Of the
hank building had been compelled to remain
in their quarters, while the wallis threat
ened to 20 down with every explosion.
The sun., 1903-10-20
fROM THE SAVOY TO THE TOMBs.
Dr. Mears i0 Jail Accused ~ stealing =
WOIn.D's Hing.

DR.. John NJ. Mears who used TO live at
the Savoy, was brought back here from
Philadelphia Yesterday by Detective Ser
geant Wakefield and arraigned before
Judge Foster IN the General Sessions on
an indictment charging him with stealing
a $500 ring from Mrs. Alice VI. Smith of tho
Hotel Endicoit, She lived at the Hotel
Savoy when Mears was there and he was
calling on her maid when the ring dissp-
pearad. He jumped his hotel bill Now
he ia In the TOnhs,
The sun., 1903-10-20
Mrs. william A. Carter Hurt.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 10. Mrs. William
A. Carter, a society beauty and the wife
Of William Carter. a famous whip and club
man. and her mother-n law, Mrs Il. r.
Carter, were injured in runaway tins
evening at Twenty second and Walnut
streets Both reside at ZIG Walnut street.
The women were riding IN Pennsylvania
Railroad cab. The borso became fright
snsd Al lwent y second street il struck
a trolley car, Mrs. II. J.. rarter had her
arm broken ard sustained many cuts
! he young Mrs Iariers forehead was
aashed
The sun., 1903-10-20
OGDEN BROWER SHOT.
Probably MOrtaIIy Wounded by . Com.
panion While Hunting.

panion While Hunting.
MoNTC1A1R, N. j. Oct. 19.-Ogden
Brewer, Jr.. 21 years old, a member of
Company H, Seventh Regiment, N :. G., NY,
and of the real estate firm Of Pease L Eli
man, in Fifth avenue, Manhattan, is criti-
cally Ill at Knox, N. Y, from a gunshot
wound received on Saturday while
hunting partridge.
Brewer had been out only short time
when his companion accidentally shot
him. Word was sent TO his father in Mont
clair and he, with his wife and daughter,
started for the young mans bedside at
once. Later dispatches received in Mont
clair do not give any hope Of his re-
covery.
Brewer is widely known in social circles
in this place, and the affair has caused
much gloom among his friends.
The sun., 1903-10-20
MAUNA LOA IN ERUPTION.
Three Pillars 0f Fire Rising From the
Crater OF tho Hawaiian Volcano.

lITcV FIiiGfs u FT1 HI1InS FfDm tnO
Crater OF the Hawaiian Volcano.
HONOLULU, via San Francisco, Oct. g.
The eruption Of MaunA Loa, the great
volcano of Hawaii, rising 1880 feet above
sea level, which began a week ago. con-
tinues. Three pillars of fire rise two miles
above the snow covered crest, while a st ream
Of molten lava flows toward the sea, twenty
miles away.
Hundreds Of persons from Honolulu have
gone out on steamers to see the spectacle
from tho sea. and many are trying to reach
tho volcano by land Although the volcano
is only forty miles from tho city Of Hilo,
there il no road over the tracklsss lava
be1s.
The sun., 1903-10-20
WIDE-OPEN MAYOR DEFAILrER.
A. A. Buck Was Assistant Bank Cashier Also
and Has Disappeared.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Oct, 49, Alfred A.
Buck, assistant cashier of the State Bank
OF Mapleton, MINI, is missing and short
age of about SIS eco in his accounts has been
discovered. Buck is a son of former Su-
preme Court Justice Buck of Minnesota,
who is the heaviest investor in the bank,
owning about half OF the total capital
The stockholders announce that the deposi-
tors will lose nothing
Three weeka ago Buck wide. open policy
as Mayor Of tho village caused his forced
resignation,