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t is said that work will be resumed on the Copete copper mines, situated in Sonora, at very early date. the work being under the supervision of Mir. Charles F. Spraker, the experienced miner of this city, who it Is said, has a thorough kno wledge of the bi ; copper mines in which number Of our citizens are heavily interested. The news of resumption of wok at Copete will be learned with pleasure by hundreds of stockholders all over the country, and TIE VIDETTE hopes that in the near future the operations will assume larger proportions than ever. It is said the internal difficulties of the company have been settled to the satisfaction of all the interested parties.
 Major Wamble, the well known mining man, who has for many years been operating in Arizona and Sonora, Is visitor in Nosales on mining busi- ness. having headquarters at the Brick wood Hotel. The Major lived here when Nosales was Nogales most ly on paper. At that time he owned Grant, Phil SAodgrass and "Uncle sam
 
 He has disposed of all his real state here and is now devotlng his entire time to mining, business he understands both theoretically and practically. A wide circle of friends i'll this country and Europe are inter ested in Major Wamble's welfare and want to see him succeed
 John Henderson of this city has re ceived another lot of fine quicksilver specimens from his brother Alex. who ownes the Almaden quicksilver mines, situated in the state of Michoacan, Mexico, which are indeed beauties. Mir. Alex Henderson is well and favor ably known in Sonora, where he lived when MT. John Henderson owned the great gold mines at Minas Prietas His numerous friends will be pleased to learn that he is having great success with his quicksilver mines in Mexico, where he is already being called the smiling broadly upon the Henderson boys these days, to the satisfaction of a wide circle of friends in the United States and Mexico. Anyone desiring to see a number of fine specimens of native quicksilver from the Mexican Almaden mines can do so by calling at THE BORDER VIDETTE office where we have them on exhibition.
 A Philadelphia company of which Thos. w. Barlow of Philadelphia, is president and Henry N. SmaItz, of that city is secretary and treasurer, has leased the properties owned by the Yerkes Gold Mining & Milling Com pany, which are situated at Fl Cajon de Amarillas, in the Altar district, So- noI a, Mexico. The Philadelphia people have assumed entire control of the property and will at once proceed with their development and operation on a larege scale. There is splendid twenty stamp null on the property which a short time ago was built and erected by Roy & Titcomb, Incorporat- ed of this city. Messrs. Barlow and Smaltz, the gentlemen at the head of the new company, are prominent law yers of the Quaker City. The mines owned by the company, of which Thos Yerkes was president and Dr. J. O. Underwood, general manager, are said to be very valuable. and now that all difficulties have been settled. 1t is to be hoped they will soon be made dividend payers.
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TINTED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE. Port of Nogales, Arizona, December, F, 1908. = - Notice is hereby given that there will be sold at public action to the highest bidder in United States currency. in front of the Custom House at Nogaies, Arizona, the 18th day Ot December, 1905, at o'clock D. m, the following described merchandis sci ized for an alleged violation of the custom laws; towiu: Three horses. One saddle. All persons claim ing the above described merchandise will bo re quired appear and file their claims for the same with the Collector of Customs. at the Port of Nogales. Arizona, within eight days from the date of this notice otherwise the merchandise will be sold specified
 EDWIN BAKER, Collector of Customs
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NOTICE.

There will be preaching both morn ing and evening at the Methodist Church tomorrow. The subject for the morning will be: sfThe Privelege of Attending Church." In the evenin g it will be: s'What We Learn There Every body welcome.
 LEON 0. LEWIS. Pastor.
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State of Ohio.

County or FrankIln. J
 On this.-.. day of November, in the year 1903. before me, the under signed, a Notary Public, in and for the State and county aforesaid, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Frank P Jackson, Hollis P. Bunker, Lewis J. Haas, George s. Hail, John P. Force and Edwin F. Wood, known to me to be the persons described in, whose names are subscribed to, and who executed the same for the purpose and consider ations therein expressed.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here unto set my hand and affixed my off cial seal at my office in the said State and County, the day and year last above written.
 (SeaD AARON DUBOIs,
 Notary Public.
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Territory of Arizona. s.
 County of Santa Cruz. "'

' hereby certify that the within in- strument was filed aud recorded at the request of N. K. Staley. December 5th A. D., 1903, at 3:5O p. m. Book pa ges s=-
 Witness my hand and official seal the day and year aforesaid.
 (SeaD PHIL HEROLD,
 County Recorder. First publication Dec, P 1903. Ct
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9as sscenn,.

Nah elmer mebrtpDhi9en Inter
bredun9 burh uriaten, lber uelbe
bic 8ermnltung oes 2Bceum teine
Rontrule Bate, tperben bic Mitalieoer
lid mieoer einimnl su einem angenebs
men Nbenb uerlnm,neln fDnnen.
@S erlheint 5suar ais elm ristante6
unternebmen. cine 70 gruBe aonserts
truppe, ME Die oes Woitpner Danners
urheiters. Die aus % 8unft!ern, en,
ruuter iehs So[iften. beftebt, I bier
bersubringen, alIein onB 2pceum
miro rur oas Weite bieter unb i'll. oa=
ber nur benz Engagement oieles unter
Der nuSge5eid3neten 2eitnng bes Brof.
5rant W. WcRee ftebenben Ord]e-
tiers niht 5uridgeihredt.
Die &ritifen beipreden bic 2eiitun.
gen bieIer Truppe iebr aiinitie. 60
iagt cine: Dieieni9en, bic Dem 9one
cert bieIes grobarti9en Orhefters
nift beitp0bnten. baben piel pers
idurnt. Der WDrtrag unb oas 8ulam<
menipiel finb ueiiterbaft uub Die
8rDgrnmme bieten ipuubl tlaifilde,
tpie leibt perftdnblihe uno upitstiini=
lide WuIif.
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E 3.

Die Snifrnftion bes 8ugoe8=
rihters Weefs in Sort Wurtb an Die
@rano Surp spegen Der leidtferti=
gen uno 9emiiienluIen Mnitiftuno bon
5haoenerIabflagen gegen@ iienbab=
men bat bereitS syriidte getraQeti, in
Dem Die @roBaeIbmprenen bareits
einen Sal einberidteten. Hihter
Meefs bat cine e~ingehenoe unteriu=
dung nerlproGen uno ermabnte Die
@elhuorenen ibren GID nid)t su foers
eeiien uno pDrfduHg 5tiuiameiaen
iiber ben @nluen oeS Betreffenoen 81
beobahten.
Or. Gabor, oer Staot8Qeiua6s
beitsbeamte, miro oenndhit Die Ge=
geln fir Die Distinction Der Glen
babnsuaggDns mlsarbeiten uno uer=
0fFeutlihen,
gs uerlautst. Dab Die oeutiden
Sriegsitiffe n8ineta", .@aseue",
aJalfe" uno Banter, Die ooS off
amerifanil@e @~eldlpaber bilben, i'm
Monat Sauuar ben @atoeitDner 6a=
fen beiuhen tuerben. 'Mun bas
5hutihiif r@roBberaogin @liiabetb"
miro an %. Sanuar in @alpeitDn er-
martet uno ioI biz aum 81. boot
bieiben.
Sn 6auettsoile nuroe am 5rei=
tag al W. Rebna, Der Elm 7id6riqes
Mdbben aeibdnbet bate, oas Tooes<
urteil oollltredt.
2eibter 8egenfad miro BON
@ueru, SietDria, MDroheim, Speet
Some un0 BON SiiouIten beg 5tnn=
tee beridtet.
Bel st. Soc, Muntugue @p.,
lit beim Bpbren mad Def elm See
Hiilieen Nspbalts entoedt moroen.
grs@0up. 6oga iIt\ber 8eliber
BON 5000 Nder 2ano BET Nig Sill
in Watagoroa COUNTY, no reihe
Selfunoe gemaht mDroen fino.
&icbter NittreQ in 0oultpn bat
entfhteben, oaB Carbohydrates,
Die ben Stempef nnidt ii~bertraabar"
haben, nibt in anoere Sdnoe uber=
geben f0nnen.
Die epidemic in 2areoo bot
Oct Bunoesreaierung unfo1ten i'm
8esraae bon $18. 900 perurfaht.
SIN Corpus gbriiti ift Die erhe
3ofomutiue Der Qott : 8abn non
BrDmnspiQe ei%rgetrDfen.
Sn Del Sin lit Die afage BON
%. 9. Watterrea eegen Die @iiolihe
8acifie Bobn gu Guniten Der leb=
teren entidieoen moroen. Der Sid
ger muB ale Soften traeen. Stat
terrea bate 20,000 Sbaoeneriob
fir cine gerlebuna uerlargt.
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Gin iAsuerer Sampf.
Mamobe Siirger npn Sai Mmtoatu
fincen oen &f Gebr I61ircr.

Mit einem beitdnbie ldulerBepoan
&iifen,
Mit ihredtihen urinal- 5dpie.
rigteiten
SIT bas tdglide Daieiu nur ein
Sampf.
Ribt n0tia i'm aulredt gu err
balten.
Doan's 9tieren : 8iuen peroen
gu9 furiren.
B%eppbner oun Sun Intpnio ua=
terituben bieIe Nebauptung.
Mrs. S. S. 6aDmater, 419 @pus
mingsS traBe nobngaft. 5rau Don
Dem fruberen 3inmermain S. s.
Dapmater. iaat: Gle i'd mir Dpua's
0ierens Biaen anlhaffte, laate idJ au
mir ielbft, ooB tpenn oielefben erFi(=
len. mas BON tbnen bebauptet miro,
i'd cine Webisin babe, Die MIDI mies
Der heritellt. SD bate mid erfdttet
uno Die Grfa(tun9 ihlue auf Die
Nieren, einen beitdn0igen Sdnner3
uHo cine @unoheit iiber meiltem
Hiifen psrur|adeno. beIonoers
mabruebubar, mean id mid blfte
uoer etipa8 bob. Sic Nusldeibunz
.geu Don Den 9tieren loaren ldnfia,
ftarf aefdrbt Hno idmer5qaft. Sd
fiihite Fir aetpnhnlieb ~nieoetaeI gta-
aefi uno entbsbrte Der gemut)uleu
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Berfiner Bldtter perbfent

Werfiner Bl6tter DerDffentli-
den cine lele unb bDHft Ieniatiuneae
Beriion lber Die @rlnbe, tuelhe i'm
Mdr3 1890 sur gntlaiiuna oes pers
~iforbenen 8eihstanalers 5lrit Bis
mar6 fiibrten. Danad) eriudte
Wilbelm III. ben 3eidsfanster I'm
M~uftldrun9. meBbalb er nit benz
5iibrer Der ultramuntanen 9artei,
Or. Winbborlt, inter Der 6ano Ser
banolungen antnipfte. Dbne i'm.
lWilhelm) ILL befragen. 8ismnrd
uno Der 8an5ler gerieten iiber oielen
8unft bart aneinanoer uae lhlieBz
lih warb Der eiierne 8nn5ter bernrt
erregt, oaB er elm EintenfaS erariff
uno eS Wilbelm OH ben 2opf I'll
tperfen orphte. Dieie neue Werlion,
be Elm relies Qidt duf ben. Bruf}
5tpilhen 8ismarf uno @ilbelm
ipirit, fnbet beiopoers besbalb Be
adtung, neil ibr urbeber Gle @euig.
teit ppri @orib b. gaiop erIabren ia.
ben nlll. belien Gen1hrsmann
fein anberer 9ts Der Spnia ppn Sads
fen tpar.
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On Smrdboebemoes yfcrp,

Oa ME tOl Die Straben e%ntlang raft,
iooaB Die eeute aus Dem @aeen fallen
obef buuoert Safe a9nli9er art iino
aatdsli9e G~reisniiie. go 1T baber fir
Seoermann ausebredt cine 5uuerldiiise
5albe bei Der 6atb 5u ba6eu, aber feline
lit 10 gut, luie ,Bndtens Mrnien=S albe 2
8ranomunbelJ 5duitte, ipunoe gteGen,
Sal5fluB uno 6amOrrbpiben beilsn ba.
llad uat peri6minben Ifnea inter if.
rem linOerubeu G%inilnie. rs Gents in
ben apotbefen uou 3. @altepsr & Con
anb Nbplpb 9reiB.
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9iieorise Staten fit bic Seiertast.

Die Ieras & Bacifie : Giienbabn
giebt ben BenDbnern BON geras
unD gpuiiinna mie aerpDhnlid @eles
eenbeit. tpdtrenb Der Weihnobtsfei-
ertage lire alte 6eitiot inter biaigen
Staten beiud1en 81 tpnnen, 0egen
aaer gin5elbeiten rueitoe man ii1 an
irgenb e,nen 9tfetsN genten ODER an
S. 9. turner, General : Bafia9ier.
Ngent. Dallas, 9eras.
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Suite @lSbel biais 81 bsrtaufsn,

Gut erbaltenes 8lapier, Stutts
garter Tabritat in Mahagunie. fiir
500. G~DmmDoen, nit uno Dbne
Warmorplatten. upn $3.50 an, TO-
tuie 8ettiteaen. oDppelte nn0 elm.
idldfrige BON $500 Biz $3.50. ales
IN Spuar5 : 8alnuB. WaiHtiide.
runoe EiIhe. Shautelitiibfe, Gtepps
oefen uno neue Watten &c. 119
Rusts StraBe, nabe Oft=gpmmerces
StraBe.
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Sekte MmhprDexnng.

9as @lnd flopft on Cure Sir. err
areift es. ebe es gu lpdt 1T. 8eroient
@elo pine GilieD. Wr. gomaro
@noerle, @rpert Minen : Sneenieur,
738 Union : StraBe, SEEM 0rleans,
bat Die @rano Central Wiine fir Die
Stem Srleanler Mftierinbaber inipi=
sirt uno nennt lie cine puiitip iihere
Nnlaee. Cine entmidelte Waine i'm
grDBten uno ltabiliten @plolager.
Die Mine liegt in Central gitp. @il=
pen County, Colorado, 40 Meileu
BON 0enper. 3itel perfeft. sic lit
/ Weile pom Depot uno ] Weite pDn
Der Boft : Office entIernt. Seine
Bonos peer bepDr3nete Nftian. aei=
ne besablten Beamten. anes miro
9leibmaBta eeteitt. BIr braahen
cine Mlble fit uniere gr5e. 8abn=
Iacilit1ten eriter 9laiie. ueeer %
Weilen @eleiIe i'm Gountp. Il. g.
Wilnsberidt fir 1900, Geits 113.
nennt oas 2aaer oaS &Dnigreih @i(<
pen. 8rpouttipn $500. 000, 600 bis
aente. @ilpen gountp bot 1894 in
Rew Srleans ausgeitelt. Sir pe=
nige Gage peroen Nnltrage 81 40
gerts Die Nftie entaegeT9snommen.
y. IS. &uffuer, 213 Nort9 Jsaln=
part Street, Nem Drleans, Ga.
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Grnss an das Lone Star Bier.


Sic aften 9eutiben, tpie befannt,
8erltanoen ben @ennb.
W9r ihnen la9t in einem Bnnb
gse~ t CACTUS.
rassapb eli, ben pflegten ie
Nrn llfer @ater Gbeins,
Mui JarenD6ut' Iid Ieaten lie
uHo tranfen tets mod Gins"
1nb bieIe Site fortbeIebt
Bis auf bic beut'ge 3eit.
Der 0nrff, er lit nod nidbt bertpebt,
@r berriht nod fueit un0 brett.
gtnr brauht nan nibt bic BGrenHauf.
Wenn LONE STAR man aenie6t;
Wton bat Baldfte iebt erbaut,
SD aieie QueIe HieBt.
Sic Sreunbibait uns sulammenfihrt
50 manrhen lieben Taq.
Gar fDitlib man Iib amitlirt
Bei'm 9ieo, bei'm Jeifgelagf.
Wenn bGnn in bDlIen 1umpen bliutt
Oas LONE STAR friim un0 liar,
0as 9ieo frei aus Der &ehle bringt,
50 fr1fti9, rein nn6 tpahr.
N0b bat ma andre 0rdnSe audi
Oas LONE STAR Bier su triafeu
Senn einmal 1T es Der @ebrauh - !
Gin Sreun6, Der tut uns tuinfen
Nan liebt ia bic @eiefIigfeit
90 lber alle MaBen!
Gin 9runf bes Menldben Sers er5reut-
8uraunl. man fann's niebt lafien.
Drum SOneS tar=Dier. Sn @Rttertranf
Du Srof in alien 3eiben,
8enn ib geiunb bin ooer tranf,
SD m6hte 9idb nidbt meioen;
Sn biit ein Srolt gu ieber 8eit,
9as bait Du oft befuteien.
Drum bin ib gar gu germ bereit,
Mts 5renno Oib su beariiBeni
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Gin eoftipieIiser Srrta,u.

Srrflrer liao PIT UNDERSTANDING
foitipiefis. Dit 1T iosar bas 9ebeu elm
Breis fold zines Srrtbums. sic wer-
ben aber ME einen Srrtum bese6en .iuern
Sic 81. Sings Neue oebens Biaen"
fir 0pspepIie, &opipeb, 6huinoei,
2ebers ODER unterleibs : StDrungen
nebmen. sic pirfen ianft, aber bod
9rinelih. 20 Gents in ben Npot1e fen
bon s. 9alteper & Son uHb 90. 1reiB.
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SDcemttt Np. 4.

am ndhften Montaa, Den 7. De-
sember. miro iid bas Yoltouer Do
mensD rheiter, beitebenb aus % Mlit=
lie6ern, Den Batronen oeS 9pceums
prdientiren.
Die Witelieoer meroen sebeten,
Coupon SEQ. 4 gu benuben, unb pols
len2 uno 3 flr Die ein~8uteeenoe I'M
terbaltungen bebalten.
Neierpirte SiBe lin6 am SnmftaQ
8ormittag noh 8 llbr I'm Yerar
Drug Store 5n baben. @S Iinb aud
nod einiae Saiion 3ifets far oer
Breis BON $3.50 oorhanoen, fiji
pelbe 5ebn ausge5eihnete unterbal.
tungeu aarantirt ueroeu.
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gfnp 11uonnebrr

aae -unannebmli9feiten 5inb
pergeiien urb Sebermani frent iih
auf Die id)6ne Wei6nadtsseit. Das
6aapt Guartier fir Gpielwareri,
sSancp= Nrtifel, Die neueiten @e5eDs
{haftsipiele, Baumpuk, .SHreib.
Materialien etc.. lit tpie iinr1er BEL
Nie Temeg.
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Das Seite 9eaeu Hbeumatlsmus
1t elmer u Mmeno's 0ccept No.
1851. 8eriibmt geporoen ourdJ
ieine giele erfqlereide 6eiluneen.
s. s. gbmfb Naent, 6ouitun,
Teras.
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ALAMO.
Oas rlene Tlaid)en : Yier,

Oas llelie TIaldett Vfer,
metdes Die .9pme Star" Srnuerei
eingefiibrt bat, lit nur BON Dem auers
beiten Waterial aebraut. utter Nuf@
iidt zines Braumeiiters uDn inters
natiDnalem Gufe. uutermerft bie<
les 8ier elmer BrDbe.
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Da8 Sntereiie fir aaeg, mas
amerifa heiBt. ninlmt in Deutld)s
lGn6 imrner arDBere OinenIionen
an. 1ieS 5eiase liG ard ~aeleqents
lid eines Bortraaes bes 8aurots
Safe iiber Die 8ulfenfraber Neu
acrts uno gbieagn8@, Der ourh
2Ihtbiloes' gejdlih illuitrirt mar.
Der 8ortrag Mrs mit oen 8iloern
unb in erpeiterter 6orm benn6hit
i'm Buhbanoel erideinen.
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aauft Cure Spielmaren BEL
Nic. 9enag.
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Das yseuelte. mas Der Meib-
nadtsmarft bietet, lit. mie Die lang
idbrige @~rfa6runa lebrt. tets 81
fnoen BET Sic 8eng9.
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~ 9rintt aftannu Slai6eubier.
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Santa GfaH8 bat bel 9te
Ien4a ysidlId abgeIa6eu- Ser
gauge aroBe 2aoen gleidt elmer Mugs
lEeluiia oon Weibnadtsiaten.
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4etrais : tbeine.

SenrD 8adlenIdlb uuo gtta 5inde.
3pIeph &uhnfe uno 9ouiie Start.
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Ser Iaimpf msro eta ef5ttferter fetu.
0iejenigef, Die babel tebarren, lire
Obren ben auOauernoen Gmpfe6lnngen
oon D@r. Sings Neuer Gntoedun9" fir
S4uinoiubt gu ueridlieben, luer6en
einen tan9en unO erbttterten 8anpf nrss
Sufe6teH baben gegen ibre 2eioen, wenn
oeuiel6en niht batb Elm perbansnibools
les 8iet 9eiebt mirO ! Nlan leie, mas
8. 81. 8eaQ pOn Sead, @tiiia gu iasen
6at a9eBlea 0erbit sei9te meine
ran ale Symphonic pen S6wiaoiudt
Sic nabm o0r. Sings Neue Gntbes
dung" radoem allies nnbere feline @ir-
flung uerfebtt batte. Sofort 5eiate iid
8ederang mo pier 6laideu beilten lie
p6aig. &,droutirt BON ben @~potbefern
5. 9nlteges & Con nno Gcolpb 9reiB.
Brei6 SO Gents aro $1.00. %rDbez
GlaldeB irei.
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Other coppnr Litigation.

San Francisco, Oct. 22.--By a decision given to-day in the United States cir cult court of appeals, petitions for a writ of certiorari and writ to stay the proceedings of the circuit of Montana, filed by the Montana Ore Purchasing company, have been denied.
 In decision made by the circuit court of Montana in the cast of the Montana Ore Purchasing company against the Butte and Boston Mining company permission was given the lat ter corporation to survey the workings of the Montana company to ascertain whether it had taken ore from the Michael Davitt claim owned by the Butte and Boston company. The case was commenced in 1893, and recently set over by the Montana circuit court to come up for trial in February, 1904.
 Upon the granting of permission to the Butte and Boston company to ex- anime the other property the Montana Ore Purchasing company appealed to the court of appeals to stay the pro- ceedings in the circuit court of the dis trict of Montana. -s --
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-23
NEW REWARDS IN WESTz CASE
s25,OOO offered by ths Virginia Coal
 Company.

Big Stone Gap, Va, Oct. 22.-Previous rewards offered by D. B. Wentz, broth CT of Edward L. Wentz, the PhiladeI- phia millionaire who disappeared We'd nesday, October 14, not having brought forth the desired results, all rewards offered by D. B. Wentz have been with drawn and the following rewards of- fered by the Virginia Coal and Iron company: .[
 First-If the person or persons who abducted Edward Wentz Wednesday, October 14, 1903, will return him alive they will be paid twenty-five thousand dollars by the Virginia Coal and Iron company. %
 Second-A reward of thirty thousand dollars will be paid by the Virginia Coal and Iron company for information which will secure the arrest and con- viction of the murderers of Edward Wentz, who disappeared Wednesday, October IA, 1903.
 Third-A suitable reward will be paid for information which will result in the recovery of the body of Edward Wentz, who disappeared Wednesday, October 14, 1903.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-23
UNION VETERANS, UNION.
Reorgantzation completed-Oniesr rn-
 stalled Last Night.

F <
 The reorganization of General A. H. Terry command, Union Veterans Union. was completed last night by the elec- tion and installation of officers. There
 was a very large meeting in their hall 1 in the Insurance building and Colonel
 F. s. Snow as mastering officer per- formed the duties of this office with much solemnity. The officers installed were: Colonel William E. Morgan, Lieutenant Colonel David w. Benja- min, Major George R. Johnson, Surgeon Samuel D. Hynde, Chaplain James Mo- Guire. D. of D. James Caffrey, o. of G. Louis Hurley, Quartermaster Fred s. Snow, Adjutatn Hiram T. Peck, Ser- geant Major F. S Hastings, Quarter mastes Sergeant Edward Phelps, Color Bearer Stephen Lang, Drum Major M. J. Scanlon, Sentinel James Shaw. A meeting of the U V. U. Funeral Aid association was held in the same hall and officers for the year were elected President, T. Whittlesey; vice president, Mrs. Eliza Platt, and secre-. tary and treasurer, F. S. Snow. It was reported that the association had paid over $500 in benefits during the past year and that there have been six deaths Of members. The association is in very prosperous condition.
 At the conclusion of the business the ladies of the auxiliary served a very nice supper. to which all present did ample justice.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-23
THREATENED "Ln STRIKE.
Officials Informed They Cannot Elm.
 Pioy Members of Trolley Union.

New York. Oct. 22.-The American Federation of Labor to-day informed the officials of the Interborough Rapid Transit company that that company cannot employ members of the Amalga- mated Association of Street Railway employees to operate the trains on the Manhattan division of the elevated lines in the places of the motormen in the event of the latter declaring strike.
 First Assistant Grand Chief Engineer T. s. Ingraham, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of Cleveland, the substitute named by Grand Chief War ren s. Stone, to investigate the differ ences between the men of local No. 15O and the Interborough Rapid Transit company will arrive in this city to- morrow.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-23
DENVER FAILS IN TRIAL
NEW SECOND GLASS CRUISER 4
 DISAPPOINTMENT.
Contract Calls for Seventeen Knots Per Hour but She makes Only I6.2s -Fail- ure Laid to Faulty PropelIerH and the EngInes-Another Trial May be Given
 Her in a Month.
Her I'm a Month.

Boston, Oct. 22.-The second-class protected cruiser Denver was given her official trial trip on the Cape Ann course to-day, but failed to make the speed called for in her contract Com mander Cowles, of the trial board, gave out 1928 knots as the; average speed made by the cruiser during to-day's run over the measured course. while her contract calls for seventeen knots per hour for four consecutive hours. Tidal corrections may help the cruiser out a little. but will not bring her up to the required speed.
 None of the officials would discuss the matter, but some of the engineers laid it to faulty propellers and the engines. It was confidently asserted by those on board that when the blades of the pro- pellers are changed little, and the engines are limbered up more, the Dem yer will fulfill her contract require ments. @
 Members of the trial board did not care to express an opinion as to the slowness of the cruiser, but President Seddinger was told that another trial may be given the vessel in a month or so. F. 1S @8
 The Denver is the only one of her class contracted for seventeen knots, all the others being required to make 16.5 knots. g., r@