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Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-30
B0ILERMAkERS
 HAVE GRIEVANCE
MEXICAN TRIES TO AvENee
 WRONG WITH KNIFE.
Queer Case of po.soning in a Local
 ss'oon-Porter Causes Customer to Be Given Dose of Nitric Acid.
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 Special to Review.)
 Douglas, June 29.-It was reported on the streets last night that a strike was on in the boiler making depar.- ment of the car shops here. It was reported that twelve men had quit, and that the work on ;hc bol;ers in the shops was at a stanJstil. This ..:u. :i:I 2 Review reporta. went oycr to the boiler shop and found a number of boiler makers at work Inquiiies were made about the reported strike and 1t was found that there was no strike.
 Some of the men were tole to do a certain piece of work, which they refused to do, so the foreman put helper at this particular job. Some of the boiler makers did not like this and told the foreman so. He said that the work must be done, and the helper was going to do 1t. The men quit and have drawn their time. There were only four men who quit, and there were eight boiler makers at work In the shop, all of whom are members of the Boiler Makers union. Four of the, eight did not think that there was a good reason for a strike, and they are still at work
 l MT. Murphy, the foreman, said that he was a union man himself; but he did not consider that the men who quit had any reason to do as they did. ! The men who quit had perfect right ito do so, but they had no grievance sufficient to cause s.rike. and their quitting has had no effect whatever on the work in progress.
 A little rumpus took place over in Ragtown yesterday morning at about daybreak One Mexican accused an- other of taking his money. The man thus accused said-Ae did not have he money and fight resulted, in which the man who lost the money drew a knife and attempted to kill the other. The one who was supposed to have taken the money ran and tried to ge; into a house; his wife jumped he tween her husband and the knife fighter and managed to stop him.
 The knife fighting Mexican was ar rested, and this morning he was brought before Judge Johnson, who has not yet sentenced him.
 Last night there was peculiar case of poisoning in this city. A porter tu one of the saloons had been using nitric acid to clean 8 show case, and after cleaning the glass put the acid, which was in g soda water bottle, into ! the ice box. Later a man entered the saloon and was given g drink of nitric acid instead of the soda water which he called for. The bartender, not knowing that the poison had been put in the ice box, and seeing the soda bottle, he naturally thought it con- tained soda water, and gave 1t to the customer, who took two big swallows before he discovered the mistake The victim of the error was soon in a livery dangerous condition, and it was thought that he would die. Dr. Utz was called, and by working for some time ith the patient, restored the heart action to it's normal puisation
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-30
YOU CAN LEAVE DOUGLAS

YOU CAN LEAVE DOUGLAS
 For Bisbee. Naco, Benson and Can. anea al e:00 a. m-
 For Risbee. Naco, Benson, Fair bank, Tombstone and the west at $40 D. m.
 For Hachita, Lordsburg. Clifton and Norenci and El Paso at 10:1o a m
 Fo- Naeozari at li:Se on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-30
DO YOU KNOW

that an advertisement in The Re view brings quicker returns than any other publication in the soatherp Mining Field. rf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-30

Call on nearest agent for full in formation. or addess the undersigned
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
RAILROAD BONDS

Masonic Hall Assn SIS. c. 1905. .. Iot
american GraphoDhon. Deb. S.. % e.
sAFR DEPOSIT AND TRUST STOCKS
National Safe Deposit and TruHs los i40
Washington. Loan and Trust 2to pa
American Security and Trust 10 -
Union Trust and Storage -------- lls- ia
~ Sarin1r Bank ...........l O. lUl
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
LIKELY TO BREAK UP THE
ATLANTIC CONFERENCE
Canadian Pacific May Make
War on J. P. Morgan.

MONTREAL. Quebec. March Ship
ping men are discussing the possible ef-
feet OF the Canadian Pacifc's purchase
or the Elder Demptser fleet on the At
lantic conference.
The Elder-Dcmptser Line was outside
Of the conference. and as consequence
shaded prices somewhat especially on
second and third class passengers. As
result the railway agents across the sea
did not show any favors 10 that line.
The chief complaints OF the Elder
Demptser Line were against the Cana
dian Pacific agents The conference
was none too comfortable last year. but
the other lines combined could easily
fight, with the aid Of the railway com
panies. a small combination like the
Elder Demptsers.
When it comes TO the Canadian Paci-
nc. however, with it's vast connections,
it is simply a case Of dictation by the
combined railway and steamship line.
II the Canadian Pacific enters the con
ference with the Morgan syndicate and
the others all will be well. II. on the
other hand. the Canadian Pacific coUtin-
ues the Elder Demptser policy a rate
war in passenger traflc will ensue.
The best-informed steamship and rail
way authorities believe that either a
sale or an amalgamation Of tho AllHns
and Grand Trunk is inevitable in the
near future. II is we'll known that the
Allan Line has been for sale for long
time, the only question being one OF
price
The rumor also gains currency here
that the Canadian Northern will oper-
ate it's own line OF steamships from
Quebec TO England: It's purchase OF the
Great Northern OF Canada renders this
possible. II is said here that James J.
Hill viii back the Canadian Northern
in this enterprise in order 10 counteract
the influence OF the Canadian Pacific
The grain men are particularly pleas
ed with the Canadian Pacific's purchase.
as they claim that thew have been pay
ing a higher steamship rate than any
other port on the Atlantic. while their
railway rates were little lower.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
DAILY STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Declines Reflect Discouagng Intelligence That There IS
Little Probability of the Passage OF the AIdrich Bill.

NEW YORK. March 3.--In declines
which FOR the most part ranged between
!. and y point the stock market this
morning reflected the very discouraging
intelligence from Washington with re
spect to the status Of the AIdrich bill
According to this mornings intelli-
gence, there is now only the most re
mote possibility that the bill can be
enacted. Wall Street was commonly dis
posed TO regard the measure as virtual
ly dead.
The effect OF the matter in the London
market upon American stocks was shown
in only fractional and irregular price
changes. although decline predOmiuatsd.
There was little other important news
overnight. Had there been any IL would
have been overshadowed by the unfor-
tunate position OF the Aldrich bill. The
only conspicuous exception TO the gen
eral tendency OF the market in the early
dealings was Manhattan Railway, in
which instance there was renewal OF the
strong tone which marked yesterday S
dealings. Reports were current today
that at the forthcoming dividend decla-
ration something extra might be de-
clared on Manhattan stock.
Price movements elsewhere in the
market were fairly uniform. Active
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
BANKING IN VENEZUELA.

don Bankers Magazine that the
Bank OF Venezuela has had 20 suspend
specie payments came as no surprise TO
the general public. in view OF the dis
turbed state Of the internal and cxter-
nal politics OF the country. Little in
terest was taken in the matter in Eu-
rope. as the bank had no important
outside the country Il serv-
ed. Possessed OF national capital Of
Is. 600 600 bolivars. Of which 1880 900
bolivars was paid up. the bank had 10
grant an advance TO the government OF
600 600 bOlivaTs. No doubt this adj
vance was in exchange for the right
to issue notes. but the Importance Of
the advance. compared with the paid
up capital. must have been source
or weakness 10 the institution
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

features OF the railway Isj were Atchi-
son. Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific.
Wabash and Southern Railway common
The United States steel shares and the
other industrials moved i'm line with the
railway list Metropolitan street Rail
way was quite sharply depressed at the
outse; Of business. but later on it raj
lied.
The stock market remained fairly ac-
tive and unsettled throughout the fore
noon. Sugar Refining advanced smart
Iy after the opening on discussion OF the
benefits The company would receive
through the ratification of the reel
procity treaty with Cuba. r. was not
considered likely that any change
would be made in the dividend on the
stock
In the railway list the Wabash issues
we're particularly weak or fears that
general strike OF the company employees
might be ordered today. In the INSECT
Ianeous group. Colorado Fuel and Iron
and Tennessee Coal and Iron we're ma
teriaIIv depressed. Money on call was
active between pa and 4 per cent This
morning figures Of the transactions
between banks and the subtreasury
since Friday showed a loss to the former
OF nearly $40. 600 GOO
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
Building Permits.

The following permits were issued by
Building Inspector Ashford yesterday:
The Peter Grogaa Company. 90 build 4
brick and cement vault. Yost Bros
made the application and will do the
work.
Miss L. r. Hin. 10 build a brick porch
and put in new front entrance 10 her
residence.
W. T. Galliher q Bro. TO build new
lumber shed. 52xlSO. at corner and
Thirteenth Streets
J. Van Ness Philip. to reconstruct
office and put in new show window to his
premises, 9i6 Louisiana Avenue.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co. is the agent in
charge Of the work
John F. Jarvis. 10 put in an electric
elevator and build new stairs at I3S
pennsylvania Avenue northwest
Frank A. Lutz. 10 build two show win
dows in front OF his property at 497
pennsylvania Avenue northwest.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

NO CHANGE IN CONTROL.

since g. was announced that Frisco
had passed TO Rock Island, there have
been many suggestions that Mexican
Central would eventually wind up I'm the
same camp 4 director Of the company
" no was asked about this today, said:
There is not the slightest chance Of a
change in control OF Mexican Central.
Those who are now directing the affairs
OF the property are not going 10 let Il 20.
Control ~ closely held. and the earn
fnzs, physical condition, outlook for
business, and the prospects generally are
such that 10 part with 10 would be a
foolish and a most shorts GIFTED step.
Certain interests heretofore Identified
with Frisco will devote their whole at
tention 20 Mexican Central hereafter.
The alliance between Rock Island and
Frisco is one Of the best things that
could happen for Mexican Central.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

The defeat OF the AIdrich bill Ct this
session Of Congress is now apparently
conceded. and il is expected that its cf-
feet on general market sentiment will
be reflected by further selling movement
and somewhat lower range OF prices
for the general list. While the defeat
Of this measure has been TO some extent
discounted nv professional traders dur
ing the selling movement and decline Of
the last few days. Wall Street had been
led 10 believe that The bill would pass
and that il could plan for the future
without fear OF q repetition OF The money
stringency OF last fan. The disappOiHc-
ment which viii be felt over the failure
OF this bill will attract attention 10 the
existing unfavorable monetary situation.
and. in view OF the low bank reserves
and continued Withdrawals by she sub
treasury. II will operate against he
stock market.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
THE ALDRICH BILL.

One OF ihe big brokerage houses in the
street sums up the situation with regard
TO the effect which the defeat OF the Al
drich bill may have on the market in the
following way. In regard TO the Al
drich bill ~ must be remembered that
it's defeat IN Congress has alreadv been
discounted 10 some extent by the decline
which has taken place IN prices. A sub
stantial short interest has been created
on the theory that it would not become
law.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

Buying by pool brokers and wha- ap-
pears TO be a manipulative movement In
Manhattan to hold the rest OF the Gould
stocks has given the market a fairly
strong tone in view OF the general dc
preston that is felt over the prospective
failure OF the Aldrich bill. II looked
as though supporting orders had been
placed in the general market 20 prevent
any slump OF extensive selling move
mont. Prices early eased off under what
appeared 20 be commission house selling
II is a matter Of great regret among
fnanciers that the Aldrich bill should
be held up. but il is said that its de-
feet can in no manner affect the nations
prosperity. The doing away Of the au-
tumn stringency would be a very desir-
able thing not only for Wall Street. but
for The country at large. The need OF
relief has been stTikingly illustrated by
the opera tons Of the subtreasury in
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

The scratch OF a pin may cause the
loss of a limb or even death when blood
poisoning results from the injury. All
danger OF this may be avoided however
by promptly applying ChamberIaln's
Pain Balm. II is an antiseptic and un-
equGlled as quick healing linament for
cuts. bruises and burns. For sale by
Henry Evans. wholesale and retail. and
ali druggists.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

SaIes-Washington Street Railway As.
81 .OOOdSO. 81 .OOOd 1875. S1.C00G 793s. 81
coca 792A Capital Traction. COO l2S
Netropolftau National Bank. 15ft12J-
washington Gas. 25TS3lk. 25dS3L IN
S3Ia. 12dS3Ia 25ds3lz, 250S37s. 25Gs4.
25GS4. 25as4. 15ds4. Mergenthaler. "A
1873. lOdIS214. 1Oa1S2L. f0G1s21s, lOH
1921 Lanston 50G1O. Greene Copper,
4OG26 After csll-Mergenthale 1Od
1872. 1OT1s1%. 5d1S17s. Capital Trac-
ton. 26129ls.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND P-ANOS
at lowest rates and the Gay you Apply. We
are losasn6 on Che Building and Ian Ansp-
cistion plar, ~hich mskos the cost Of carry
inE losns much les than you pay elsewhere
and allows you TO pay II OF in any sEed notes
y,U deslre, running from ose 20 ~ elyc monthA
II you have ~ loan with SONS other company
Nc will pay II on ana advance you more mO1ey
81 desired Rates cheerfuily given. ana no cost
60 you unless loan is made. Call and get rates
Front room. 6rst door
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN co.
625 St y. W
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
THE WORK OF LOCAL BUILDERS.

Streets southwest. They are built OF
for occupants.
posite the property said 10 be the rail
read property on which the proposed
union station will be erected.
Franklin T. Sanner has begun the
erection OF three three-story and base
ment brick dwellings on lots 3012 10 30l6
Thirteenth Street northwest. the cost Of
the houses 10 be 81 500 each. The owner
places all subcontracts
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
Office and Factory.

Martin Wiegsnd Is building a new Of
fee and factory on Maryland Avenue
near Four-and-a- half Street. II will be
four stories. and dimensions are 30 feet
front by 100 feet deep. He Will also tear
down house 455 Maryland Avenue and
erect a modern tenement house on the
site
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
THE COURT RECORD.

Court ~ Appesls-Prescnt-The Chief Justice
Mr. Justice Morris. and Mr.. Justice shepard
Admissions. Thomas Heard, william L..
Morris. William J. A. Gallen. Adrian sizer,
John T. Twohey. Spencer B. Prentiss and ?. G..
Foster. and !. Vincent Coughlan.
Patent appeal No. 225-IIilliard -. Brook;
continued by stipulation.
Patent appeal No. 220-Tully -. Mosher' do
1-5i-UtheruehIe Us Normcnt ct al; con
tinuei.
I272-Unitcd States ~ rel. Stinemetz Va. Al
len Commissioner Of Patents; do
1874 -Hutchins vs.. Mum ct al; do.
l1sI-wcstern Union Telegraph Co. Lips
comb. administra tor; DO.
1I-a--Broyyn IS Slater: do.
ll42-RroVn ct al. IS. Mcfarland % al. mo-
tiou 20 amend judgment and tax COSTS submitted
nv samuel Maddox in support Of motion.
1l5C-Todd w. Mcfarland e. al. motion 70
recall mandate and tax costs submitted b.
Leo Simmons in support ~ motion
1lJT-issminGeT Macfarland ct a.; DO.
II5S-pytinzer vs. mcfarland e al, do
1851 Anderson Ct al. Morton; argument
commenced by West Steever for appellants.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

The National Trust Company. Of
Washington. has fled notice OF reduc-
ticn OF it's capital stock from 42.4S5 10
! 635 shares, at the par value Of 81 each
This was accomplished by the purchase
and cancellation OF 4O.S5O shares held
by s. J. Masters and l. B. Whatley.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

II YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY N
q u a a bank. you look tor the safest Iu-
a stituJion, Why not use the same
care when you DEPOSIT your valu-
Iblss for n lo2ng We have a building and safes
made for that purpose All business confidential.
Money loaned on watches. diamonds, leselry,
etc. Interest three per cent instead u ten.
"a. n. FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870 81 Ninth Street nW.
We WILL LEND YOU MONEY
On yOur furniture. pianos, organs, etc, and
on can pay IL back in small weekly or monthly
Payments ABSOLJTELN No DELAY.
Our business IS strictly confidential, no en-
barassing questions TO ask you Lowest rates
IN the CITY Private Offices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY,
GlS = Street n "
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
ACTIVE STOCKS ON CHANGE,

Especial 70 The Washington Times)
NEW YORK. March 3.-FOllowing
we're the quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange today:
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
Six New Dwellings.

n. L. Henderson has commenced the
erection OF six thrce-story and basement
dwellings on Fifth Street between c and
d Streets southeast. Palmer & PUN
phrey are doing the b-ickwork. Founda-
tiOns are not yet completed.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

Equity Court No Justice Gouid-Bsrkm1n
vs.. Fry; title vested IN complainant by ad-
verse possession swan smith contract Of
sale rrncd and trustee 70 convey appointed
Gelston ". Gclston; testimony before Margaret
VI. MURRAY. examiner. ordered taken EichbuTG
VS. Eichbmg; appearance Of absent defendant.
Ieiblinger ordered Barker IS. Barker leave
10 file Cross-bin granted. Click Us. CLICK. offer
% purchase accepted and conveyance directed.
Hixson HiDsOn; proof ordered taken before
Thomas u. Fitulnn, examiner Woman vs.
Woman: injunction awarded and receiver APP
pointed. Mitchell Mitchell; alimOny pen
dente lite and counsel fec awarded.
Circuit Court No Chief Justice Bingham
Tsnhafn 81 al. vs. Proutiss, administrator; on
trial.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
On Virginia Avenue.

John T Webster is laying the founda-
tiou for two two-story brick dwellings
AT 23Iz and p Virginia Avenue south
west.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
LOST.

LOST-h purse conta ming $40 bill and change.
either on llth st. car or between gth and and
llth snd sts. NV. Finder please return TO g5S
81. sw.. third floor. Il
LOST-kOnday pOcketbook. in neizhborhood Of
9th ana SIS and kann's store: card inside
Reward II returned g. go 18th 81. NV. II
LOSr-On Monday morning. in locality Of Eye
and X SITS aud New Jersey ave and lst St.
a gold point fountain pen Liberal reward
ROOM As District Building. It
IOST-TvO certificates OF stock OF the Wash
iugt0n Grove Camp Meeting Association, No.
100 ) shares for Helen ". Wood, and No 10. 5
shares for Alfred Wood; all persons are forbid
negotiating said stock. as duplicates will be
issued. mch2 St
LOSr-At Kernan's. Friday evening, an UNI
brclla. exceptionally fine. Reward for informa-
ton left al BOX IS. this ofice. mch2-3t
LOST-A ladies' small gold watch. open face
with Monogram. F NJ W" II returned 10
once OF Hotel Gordon a suitable reward will
be given. mchl-St
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
STORAGE

of the safest kind. for Household
Effects of every description. Is pro
vided by the Fire-proof Warehouse Of
UNION TRUST & STORAGE co.
Household Effects moved. packed
and shipped in the best possible man
ner nj lowest consistent rates.
Main OlIice. l4l4 L st. NV.
Warehouse, lSt aud X ne
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN .......... President
JAMES @. PAYNE.........F First Vice President
GEO. =. HAMILTON 900. Second Vice President
Attorney and Trust Officer.
GEO l.. FLEMING Observation-Disclosures. Secretary
CHARLES :. BRADLEY .--...----.-- . Urea sJlrer-
HARRY o. WILSON. ....... Assistant Treasure.
W FRANK ID. HEBRON ..-.-.....-....A auditor.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
Nearing Completion.

Henry Trip is building a fine resi-
dence al 4O9 4 Street southeast; he has
Il under roof and expects plasterers TO
commence this week.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

United States Consul Ayme, at
GUadeIoupe. has reported to the State
Department a reduction in the rate Of
exchange At ninety DAYS on Paris TO 10
Ter cent. and at sight for sums not eX-
ceeding 500 francs s96-5O) 10 II per
cent. This is a drop Of two points from
the usual rate. and furthe~ reduction is
promised
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
z. I p. NJ.
Opening
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

lspeciaI % The Wilmington ITW08-T
CHICAGO. March 3.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today:
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

Especial to The Washington Times)
NEW YORK. March 3.-The following
prices were quoted on the cotton eX-
change:
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

Criminal Court 40. Justice Bam1rd-In r.
sill OF John ". Nairu, trial.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
Repairing Canal Bridge.

The American Bridge Company is put
ting in new headers and flooring on the
bridge across the Canal on Street
near South Capitol Street southeast
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

Criminal Court No. Justice Anderson
Z nited states vs.. J. Y. John<tone, assault 10
Kill: on trial.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

Circuit Cour No. Justice Clabsugh-Mc-
Manus ". BrightW0Od Railway Company, on
trial. De Arnaud vs.. Ainsworth; defendant re-
q,lired 90 plead 20 amended declaration within
ten DAYS Davis vs.. smith 81 al: appeal by
defendant District Of Columbia Cissel IS.
Smith ~ al. do
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

District Court-Justicc Hagner-In sewer
in block g. Rosedale and sherwood; order ap-
pointing commissioners
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

Equity Court No. Hustle HsEncr-Bur6e
We. Robinson: rule on Thomas NJ Fields re-
turnahle March IS. granted. PAYNE VS. PAYNE.
sale fhallv ratified Stewart Stewart, Eliza
beth = Lewis allowed TO intervene. Thomas
vs.. johnson, on hearing.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03
FOUND.

PROFITABLE BUSINESS SUGGESTIOSS-Sat-
isfactory prompt printing: !. 900 czrda note
heads bin heads, 80. HAYS sos L 81. NV
mhs-5t
FOUND-Saturday morning. about O'Clock one
bay colt. Owner can have same by calling lOG2
n 81. sw. mCh2-9t
FOUND-IAcey's Ice cream absolutely pure
20 cents pei gallon. Delivered in unlettered
WaRona- COZ He~ YORK miotf
~ Of empty houses do not esnbar raSs
n nWS the Real Estate Dealer who uses
W The Times Want Columns.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

J. NJ Carmody has commenced four
two-story and cellar apartment houses
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

New York. with the local banks there.
the latter having lost in their dealings
with the Government since Friday last
81. 1876 OOU.
IL is rumOred in New York that the re-
organization and unifcatiOu Of the Gould
roads is shortly to be announced. It is
regarded as practically assured that
Wabash y debeutures will be retired
shortly by the issue OF per cent bonds.
tho debentures 10 be valued a 100.
London is about z per cent lower IN
response TO the failure of the Aldrich
bill
Cotton at Liverpool shows an ad-
vance which corresponds with the
strength displayed there Yesterday az
tcrnoon. The Improvement however, is
particularly pronounced for the late de
livcries. There IS absolutely nothing
that can be said OF the market. and TO
propnosricate about the immediate fu-
turc is mere gucsswOrk. Prices are
high enough. but the situation is such
as 10 make IL quite possible that they
viii go higher.
The Washington times., 1903-03-03

Bankruptcy Court-iIstiCe HaGner-tn re-
Frank Harrison: adjudication and reference 30
F.. :. McCalmon- ordered and Lucas p. Loving
appointed receiver.