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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-07-10


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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-07-10

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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-07-10

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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-07-10

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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-07-10

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Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
FL PAS0 POLICE
 MAKE CATCH
MAN SUPPOSED TO BE THE RING
 LEADER OF BAD GANG.
They Operated in Cananea and on the Road Between that Camp and Naeo and Are Much Wanted.

Fl Paso, Tex, Oct 2S.-The E Pa so police have caught the leader of what is probably the most bold and desperate gang of outlaws to be found in any of the western states or terri tories, says the Fl Paso Times.
 This gang comes from Naco, where they have recently been operating. but previous to their career of thieVing and bold highway robbery at that trict, where they terrorized the peo- pie of that place by their bold expe- oiti3ns of tefth.
 It has been proved beyond a doubt that this gang was the one which robbed the buildings in Cananea dur ing the excitement attending the big fire that occurred there about three months ago and made away with a quantity of merchandise and about $500 in money which they footed from the safe of one of the stores that was on fire.
 After this they grew bolder than ever and ceased to confine their
 
 robbery but came out in broad day light and held up travellers and re- lieved them of their cash without Ine precaution of a mask or disguise. and it is probable that this disregard for secrecy is what led to their COwnfall and to the apprehension of their ring leader here last night
 About a month after their success full hold-up of the Cananea store they one day met Guadalupe Fonscea, who at that time lived in Naco and WHO was on the road from Cananea to Ma co at the time the hold-up occurred and robbed him of s10. in broad cay light. They were without masks and he availed himself of this chance to take a good look at their faces. and his close scrutiny stood him in good stead yesterday.
 Shortly after the hold-up he moved to Fl Paso and is now living here
 Saiuroay night one of the denizenf Of the south side. who knew who 'boee men were, tipped them of to the no lice and told Captain Mitchell that Fonscea could identify them, also l1 forming the police where the man IT question could be found. They went to his house and to'f him what they wanted but they could get no trace of the men that they wanted that night, but last night tnav decided to keep up the search and Captain Mitchell detailed Officer Juar Franco to accompany the old man ir his search about the city for the out laws
 About 8 o'clock, almost as soor as they left the police station, they rer across one. and ne ringleader oi tit gang, Nolerta Gonzales. Gonzales was captured after des perate attempt by him to escape, two shots being fired at him before he W 2 finally run down and placed behind | the bars.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
IN HE TIMING FIELD Operations of Interest Throughout the County of COChise, Arizona
 and Sonora
A BRUTAL ASSASSINATION.
President of American Revolutionist
 Murdered in London.

President of American Revolutionist
 Murdered in London.
 London, Oct. 28.-Sagatel Sagouni, president of the American Revolution aIy society. was murdered at the door steps of his lodgings at Nunhead. an unpretentious little suburb of London, late yesterday evening. The murder was presumably committed by a fel- low Armenian, recently from the United States. The assassination had a political motive anc! was char acterized by boldness to which Aon- don has seldom been treated. 1t created an unusual sensation here. but since appears to have been only an incident in a long and bitter ven detta between two factions of Arme- nian revolutionists.
 The attempted murder of Kuregan, in Boston. the recent killing in Swftz- erland, and the assassination of a most prominent Armenian in London are so far the achievements credited to Armenian radicals here.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
INDIANS DESTROY DAM.
Were Ordered to Empty Reservoir
 Because Water Was Scarce.

Were Ordered to Empty Reservoir
 Because Water Was Scarce.
 Great Falls. Mont, Oct. 2S.-News was received today from Wolf Ioint, cn the Fort Peck Indian reservation, that the Indians there. i. is alleged at the direction of the agent, had rT moved a dam and, let all the water run out of the raii-Gld companys reservoir al that pCict.
 The reservoir, constructed at cost of about $60, 0,O0e, is one of the largest and most important owned by the Great Northern.
 The railroad company several years ago constructed a reservoir end ap- propriated water from Wolf creek and for several seasons recently the h. dians have complained of short sup ply of water for irrigation
 In order to protect the asserted rights Of the Indians and to give ground for a suit at law, the depart ment, it is said, ordered the emptTins of the reservoir and in accordance with instructions force of Indians was detailed to cut the dam anG re lease the water that was stored.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
THE HELvETIA DISTRICT.

1t is rumored in Tucson that the Michigan people WAL shortly recom- mence operations at Helvetia. 1-ere can be no better oppo unity for Tue son than having all her surrounding mines turning out their full capacity of copper and gold.
 One distinguished feature of the district is the nearness of good grade ore to the surface. Paying veins of ore are encountered within 25 feet of the surface working.
 Lack of capital is the only hold back that hampers the Helvetia groups in their race for recognition abroad. Professor Blake of the Ari- zona School of Mines has spoken in no uncertain terms of the future for this portion of the country, and noted engineers and mining experts have all agreed that there are un- doubtedly large bodies of ore await ing exploitation.
 Tucson capital is largely interested and every effort is being put forth to develop the prospects and showings before attempting 10 place them on the market.
 At the present time the Green mountain. one of the group belonging to Schley and Mann is receiving the attention of some men of capital. This mine has been quite extensively de veloped. The Cuprite is still in L. hands of New York parties, though Lou Ezeckials, one of the original owners, keeps in touch with their plans, and it is possible that the mine will be worked to great advantage.
 The most promising proposition l.. the district seems 10 be the Fl Recur- do. a holdihg of the New York Copper company. A large strike is expected. and with it will come great rise in valuation of stock. The incOrpora- tors are all conservative business men of Tucson. The property will be de veloped on larger scale within few weeks, and it is expected that this mine will prove a great producer.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

Halloween comes soon. The day has a signifcation that many are un- aware of. It dates from the L4ae the pantheon at Rome was turned over 10 Christian people and is the evening before Al Saints Day.
 The coppeN made by the Amaiga- mated Copper company last year cost an average of 1885 cents per pound.
 During the eight months ended Au- gust 31st, 1903. there were importeu into the United States from Canada, I37 ,926 long tons of copper ore, and 7.3Ss.027 pounds of copper.
 The latest gold brlck to come in from the Braganza comna7v's Henri etta mine and mill is valued at S POO. This was the result of a fifteen day. run. Ore sh:1ped from the property during about the same period is said to have yielded s4,Us0; this being at the rate of S60 per ton.-Prescott Courier
 Daggett is being termed the gam bler's paradise. There are over one thousand men employed in the vicini ty by the company constructing s.- Salt Lake road, and over S100 900 is paid out every month in wages. AS result sharpers are centering there from every part oi the state, ant things are wide open.
 The long lost Adams diggings have again been discovered. this time by z rapcher, named Russell. Mir Russei was in town last week with som' specimens which were almost hal gold. He states that he made { shipment of 500 pounds Of ore, whic, brought him about $500. He wa very reticent as to the location of th find, but left the impression that 1 was on the north side of the Tuscon dido mountains. He reports that h, found the cabin, and also the skeleton Of miners who were killed by the In dians in the 50's.-Clifton Coppe Era
 The Arizona school law contains tn. following provisions: Section 10 makes it the duty Of the clerk of eacl school to furnish the sheriff, consta ble, city marshal or other peace off cer with a list of children who ar not in attendance at the schools of tn precincts, and any district clerk fai ing to furnish such list is guilty of misdemeanor. Section 104 makes a nisdemeanor if any deputy sherin constable or city marshal shall neg 1ect 10 enforce these sections Of tn law, and make their conviction sut tect of penalty more severe than d the others. the amount of fine upol c0dvictton being 50.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
IIVES LIKE A PRINCE.
Dowie Has Plenty but the Majority
 Have to Hustle.

Have to Hustle.
 New York, Oct. 2S.-While the 4,co0 members of the restoration host are having a hard tine to get even the l5-cent meals in the garden, for which they have paid in advance. Dowie ana his immediate followers are enjoying as good meals az can De obtained. They occupy the rooms Nos 720. 7Z2, 724, 726. 728 and 730 in the Plaza no- tel, overlooking Central Park, wniie across the hall is Quarteder ,ne prophets" o,sorec valet. Robert Massey.
 For these rooms alone. Dowie pays s45 a day, and the meals. which have So far been served in the private din- ing room, No 73o, cost about S30 a day, making a hotel bill of $76 a day for board and rooms only. Outside of this there Is service furnished by the hotel, which Is extra.
 The steward estimated thai the meal checks would average &2 eacn. He says some were more.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
FABUlOUSLH RICH.

Prescott Oct 2S-C. E Eagan, son of General c. P. Eagan, who has had care of the Peck mine. famous sil- yer producer of twenty-five years ago, teiephoned to Prescott today that in cleaning up the debris rom cave-.n of an old tunnel in the mine he had encountered a locked chamber at the end of the tunnel. Inc door crum- bled to pieces on being kicked open He reports: finding a body of ore eight inches, wide going a 1000 ounces Tn the chamber. several parties have had leases on the property in later years, but none before ever thought it worth while to clean out the fallen earth from the tunnel.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
DlAZ' LIFE IN DANGER.

crazed Man Shot at Car in Which Was
 Seated Mcxieo's President
 Guanaa Juato, Mex. Oct 2S.- Great excitement was caused here yesterday by what looked like an at tempt on the life of President Diaz, who was the guest of the state gov ernment during the festivities here The president and his staff and guests were passing by Oantodor Garden, in a street car when a man of the lower class, by the name of Eli as Toscano, approached the car, shouting, and fired five shots from ms revolver at the car, fortunately do ing no harm The man was arrested and investigation showed that he had a bad character.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
THE HORSE WAS DoPED.
And Judges Ruled of Trainer at the
 Los AnueIes Track.

And Judges Ruled of Trainer at the
 Los Angeles Track
 Los Angeles, Cal, Oct 2S.-Dwigh' Way, the four year old gelding. owned by P. Daggs, was sen on the track here under the influence of drugs ano acting like a wild horse. As he came out of the paddock two men were un able to hold him and Jockey Hilder brand leaped; to the ground ana de clared he would not ride him. The horse was dripping with precipitation and the judges promptly ordered the entire field back into, the stab,e scratching Dwight Way. and allowed twenty minutes for new book Charles Goodman, trainer of the horse trainer of the horse. was ruled od the turf for life
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
FIhANciER AT DEATHS DOOR

William L. Eikins' Life is Despaired
 by Family and Doctors
 Philadelphia, Pa, Oct 2S.-The condition of William l.. Elkins, the f. nancier, is tonight, considered critical. Hope for his recovery has almost been abandoned by his family. A statement given out tonight says, MT. Elkins' illness is cue to hard ing of the arteries, which produced heart weakening and complication.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

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Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
ADDRESSES THE MULTITUDE.
Pope ps Rome Speaks to Two Thous
 and venetians.

SnO VCNCLtdUS.
 Rome, Oct 28.-The pope appearec before 1000 Venetians residents 1T Rome in the court of San Damaso to day and was enthusiastically received He spoke to the Venitians most affa bly. saying he enloyec: hearing spoKe- around him the Venetian dialect. Io- it made him feel younger and Iemino ed him of his earlier life. The ova ton given to the pontiff was notabie Afterward the pope admitted the. 4ea- ing personages of the Venetian colo ny to the Hall of Inscriptions.
 MT and Mrs. W. F. Curtis, of Wash ington, D. C., have been received b! the pope with marks of especial con slGeration
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29
COLORADO CITIZENS ALLIANCE

organized at Pueblo with Large At
 tendanee of Delegates.
 Pueblo. Oct. 2S.-State Citizens AL iiance has been organized here. There were present twent"-rwo del egates, representing twe.ve alliances in the state. The following officers of the state alliance wee elected: President, J. c. Craig. Denver; vice president, c. T. McKinnie, Colorado Springs. secretary and treasurer, L. F. Parsons, Cripple Creek.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

FOR REMT-Business house and two adjoining living rooms. Good location Apply next door. 26 Opera Drive. 10&7-6t.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

For a pleasant physic take Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to take. Pleasant in effect. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-29

Just received, carload of fine single, double and saddle horses. For sale at Naco Stables. Naco, A. T 10-3-3ot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
PEACE ASSURED.
ES0ssin and japan VIII Settle Man
churinn Question without War.

Euasia and japan VIII settle Man
churinn Question without War;.
LONDON, Dee. "a dispatch from
st. Petersburg says peace between
Russian and Japaa is now believed t.
be assured MS the result of the acton
of the ear at Tsarskoye Selo. where
he and the foreign minister, Count
Lamsdorf, have considered the reply
to the japanese proposals. If Japan
is willing TO accept some notifications
there is nothing to stand in the way o.
complete agreement.
During the conference certain modi-
tications of Japan's proposals relative
to Korea were decided upon. These
were Immediately cabled to Baron dc
Rosen. the Russian minister to Japan,
and Admiral Alexicff, the Russian vice
roy in the far east. The latter will
probably lay them informally before
the japanese negotiators at Tokyo.
The convention will cover only 10
roa. Russia acknowledges Japan'a
predominating influence there.
A separate understanding will cover
Manchuria, Japan agreeing to leave the
question of the evacuation in allegiance
and TO recognize Russia's special posi-
ton there.
1t is said that throughout the nego-
tiations the car was actuated by Il
spirit of moderation and the desire to
preserve the peace.
The advlces taken to the japanese
legation here, where they were read
with much interest. In the absence of
Baron Hnyashi, the Japanese minister,
Secretary Nabeshima said:
1--WE have not been kept Informed by
our government at Tokyo ms to the sue
ccssivc steps in the negotiations. OF
course we cannot pretend to say how
RusSia's reply will be received by the
Japanese government. 1t Is another
step in the negotiations, but from my
knowledge of japanese public opinion
| feel safe in saying that the final set
Element Of the great questions at issue
between Japan and Russia will be diff
iicult to reach, while the essential Qucs-
ton concerning Manchuria is left in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Herbert sponcer is Dcnd.

LONDON, Dec. 9.-Herbort Spencer,
the famous author. is dead ut his home
in Brighton. His illness took Il critical
turn a few days ago and he became UNI
conscious during the night, passing
away without pain. by his own de-
sire the least possible Information was
given out during Mr.. S%pencer's illness.
Mr.. Spencer is universally described as
the last of the great thinkers of the
Victorian age" Herbert Spencer was
born April 81. 1920, in the ancient town
Of Derby, i'll the heart of England.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Debts Were $io7, 900. >~s"ts 81.

ASBURY Park, \. j.. Dec. o.
Speculative residents Of This town who
invested 100000 in thc Fraser Noun
tain Copper company Of New Mexico
were amazed ut the announcement thai
the company had gd~c into the hands
of Il receiver. The shareholders are
astonishcd at the revelations in TIE
complaint, which sets forth that the
company owes $107,000 ard has only
81 in the treasury. 1t was capitalized
at $1.000.O00. and every share of the
stock was. disposed Of. This is the
concern reported as exploited by A. c.
Twining which caused the suspension
of two banks in Asbury Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Exercise

Take as much exercise rs possible
4 daily walk is a ercat tonic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
German Ambassador Returns.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 0.-Baron Speck
Won Stcrnburg, German ambassador TO
the United States, who was recently
called to Berlin for consultation with
Emperor William, has returned TO duty
at his post here. Many notables wei
coined him home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-09
Correct.

Explaining groups, the music teacher
sought an illustration.
Suppose" said she, "a cluster of
boys out in the yard. What would that
be-"
"A fight, ma'am." cried a little girl in
glasses, eagerly.-Newark News.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-01
Aug, 8 In History.

14eo-James II. Of Scotland was killed be-
fore Roxburg:
17s5-Oliver Hazard Perry. naval hero,
born in South Kingston, R. T.; died
1879
H2S-Thomas Francis Meagher, general,
born In Waterford, Ireland; drowned
near Fort Benton while governor of
Montana. July !, 1867. The body was
never recovered. General Meagher or
ganized and led the famous Irish
brigade, Army Of the Potomac Be-
fore the war he was a noted Fenian
and was imprisoned by the British
government on account of his princi-
pies.
1S50-Commodore Jacob Jones, command
er Of the Wasp when she captured
the Froiic, died at Philadelphia: born
;76S.
1S61-Father Joachim Ventura, an elo-
Quent Jesuit known as the italian
Bossuet," died: born 1902
lS94-George Inness, noted American land
scape painter. died In Scotland; born
1925.
1soo-The allied troops advanced from
T1entsin on Picking.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-01
TO BE CONTINUED IN NEXT
SATURDAYS EDITION, I
What One Governor Thinks.

"nut One OOEernOf FnlnKS.
In recent address Governor Tom
Ferguson of Oklahoma said: II cannot
refrain from making a statement of
my conviction on the liquor traffic, nor
can I. withhold my hearty sympathy
with the aims and methods of the w.
G. T. U. l am also we'll aware that
there are three partners in the saloon
evil-the saloon keeper. the individual
drinker and the community, and the
citizens who palter with their convic-
tons and conscienees. There Is I'M
doubted sentiment against the saloon.
Nearly three-fourths Of the newspaper
men and politicians are secretly against
the traffic, but for policy's sake or from
lack of moral courage do not take a
stand against it. Women have a much
greater moral courage than men in this
respect. and on them has fallen the
work Of agitation and education and
temperance work" -.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-08-01

DOWN THE THROAT OLA TURKEY aoBB1ER
greatest jumper that had appeared in
the neighborhood for years. At last
cvs2-vthing was ready for the contest.
=. = 'lfrog toed the mark and sang
q so:> & refrain like this:
n Il Watch me, tumpl
~ "a Watch me jump! -
Tl.44 he jumped at least six feet.
That's nothing, ''e said the grasshop-
per. II told you all that I'm the great
est jumper on earth. After this jump
/ intend to go2with the circus and do a
jumping. act" sf*.'.-s :, s...r=ss !.
Then he threw. out his legs in one
grand leap and would certainly have
won the match, but through q faulty
steering gear he Jumped right down
the. throat Of q turkey gobbler who had
been watching the performance. :s @ss !,
Moral Look before You leap Pitts
burg ;Dispatch $50.