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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
. DEATH oFMRs. ELLEN j. DoMETT
Burial to Take Piaes in This City To-
 -.. morrow.

Mrs, Ellen J. Domett died in Sharon, Conn.,, July 2s. aged seventy-seven years Hers was a beautiful life and she leaves precious memories which are cherished by those who knew her. She was once the center of brilliant social circle which she enlivened and adorned. She was a beautiful woman in her youth and was a lady of liberal educa- tion and refinement and brilliant conversationalist. She was the widow of Henry w. Domett of New York city, who died in 1900 and who was for years prominent Boston business man and afterward for. a considerable period a resident of New York city and member of the New York Stock Exchange. He was connected when in Boston with some os the leading Boston papers and was at one time connected with the New York Mail & Express and was a frequent contributor to various jour nals. He travelled extensively in Eu- rope and his letters which were pulp lished in various journals were read with much interest. Mrs. Domett. af- ter the death Of her husband, came to this city and resided here about year, then or1 account of impaired health go- ing back to sharon to reside. She was descendant of two Massachusetts governors, Governor John Winthrop and Governor Thomas Dudley. She was cousin of Theodore H. Sheldon of the Second National bank, this city, and an aunt Of MT. Sheldon's wife. The funeral services will take place in this city Saturday at S:so ?. m. at the resi- dence os Mir. and Mrs. Sheldon, No. S5 Edgewood avenue The Rev. MT. Stokes will probably officiate. The burial of the deceased will be in the Grove street cemetery by the side of the remains of her husband.
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NO SIGN OF AN UPRISING
SANTIAGO OFFICIALS MAY HAVE
 BEEN MISLED. @

Force of Rural Guards Go Into Coun-
 try Reported Disaffscted hut Find No
 Sign of Amy Rebeis-nIayor of santi-
 ago Now of opinion That Band May
 Not Exist.
 Havana, July S0.-Up to 10 o'clock to- night the reported uprising in the prov ince of Santiago has not been confirmed either by government or other reports. General Lora, commanding the rural guard of the eastern district, has tele- graphed that he proceeded to Bayamo to Cauto del Paso and returned without seeing or hearing anything of the re ported uprising.
 The mayor of Victoria de la Tunas wired this afternoon that liligent in quiries in the surrounding villages dis closed no sign of revolutionists. The mayor says the existence of the band is now doubted. Senor Yero, secretary of the interior and other government Of ficials now are inclined to believe that the Santiago authorities were misled by persistent rumors,
 Genera! Rodriguez, commanders chief of the Rural Guard, who is still in Havana. says he believes the stories originated through the confusion of re- ports of minor peaceful demonstrations with those concerning the four bandits who were recently killed. Mounted Rural Guards to the number of 300 and many volunteers are now engaged in a search for the reported revolutionists in the provinces of Santiago and Puerto Principe. There are ample arms and ammunition at Santiago and at Puerto Principe for the arming of volunteers in the event that such a step be deemed necessary. Havana, July 3O-Late tonight Col onel Reyes. d revolutionary veteran in lwhom the government has great confi- dence, wired from Santiago province that the region was completely tran- quilized, that the people were satisfied and that there was no reason for alarm. General Lora telegraphed at l l10.30 o'clock tonight from Bayamo that it had been definitely determined that I the reports of an uprising originated with the bandits who were shot on
 Monday and who had circulated stories
 before that date that their band num-
 bered seventy The government is sat-
 isfied that the incident Is closed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
Protecting Hsrverd,s In nteres.s.

Cambridge, Mass, July So.-Robert Bacon, James Abercrombie Burden, Jr., Edward Waldo Forbes. Augustus Hem enway and Thomas Nelson Perkins, all Harvard graduates. have filed at the registry of deeds, a declaration of trust of the Harvard Riverside Associates. The sum of s4OO, 900 has been subscribed for the purpose of purchasing real es- tate, lying southerly from the Harvard college yard. along Charles river. the idea being to control the property in such way as to prevent any develop- nent which might be injurious to the interests of the university.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
Three Killed by Lightning.

Lynchburg, Va, July 30.-At ? o'clock this afternoon three persons were killed and more than a score in- jured by lightning at New Hope church, Appolomox. county. A meeting of the James River Baptist association was in progress and a large number of men took refuge under an awning near the building when the storm came up. Lightning struck a tree in front of the awning, causing the disaster and throwing the great crowd on the ground Into & panic. @ <
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Reliance at Bristol.

Bristol, R, l.. July so.-T Reliance
 came up the bay late to-day under sail,
 accompanied by the tender Sunbeam and anchored near the boat shops. Her
 gear will be gone over and she will be put in first class trim in anticipation of her races with Shamrock III next month. Soon after she had come to arl-. chor her crew were set to work and before dark the toprnast had been uIl- stepped and carried ashore, where it will be altered so that it will slide cas- | fly during the process of telescoping
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
Ale: ed Mob Leatler Arres ~d

Danville, H., July sO.--The police to- day arrested Winnifred Baker, who it is said. led the mob in it's attack on the jail last Saturday night. Baker was found working in small coal mine west of Danville. Three more arrests were made to-day in addition to that of the alleged leader, making seventeen in all. More warrants are still out and by Saturday night the officers expect to have twenty-five members of the mob in jail. The city council tonight passed resolutions commenting Sheriff Whit- lock for firing into the mob that attack- ed the jail.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
MISSING HEIR FOUND.
Owner of S350,oo0 Estate working as
 an Elevator Conductor,

Chicago, July 30.--Walter w. Condon, of Coldwater, Mieh., said to be heir to a $350,O00 estate, was found to-day, after a long search, employed as elevator conductor in downtown office build ing. Condon is twenty three years old,
 and has not seen his parents since he left his home, seven years ago, to make 2 nan1e'' for himself. His parents died, and later his grandmother, and the wealth of all three descended to the missing heir, who was found through the efforts of a cousin, Charles Condon,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
RICHMOND CAR DTNAMITED.
Twelve Passengers Fssoapc-No Clue to
 Perpetrators.

Richmond, va.. July BOA Broad street electric car was dynamited to- night near the western limits of the city. It ran over the explosive and the latter went off, tore a big hole in the ground and damaged the car to con- siderable extent, lifting the front part from the trucks and shattering the glass in the windows and doors. There were twelve passengers on the car. None Of these was hurt nor was either the motorrnan or conductor injured. There is no clue to the perpetrators of the outrage.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
wes,ern Tennis Tournament.

Chicago, July S0.Arthur Snow and Harry Waidner, both local men, will compete in the finals for the honor of challenging the western tennis cham pion, Kreigh Collins. Miss Carrie B. Neely, of Chicago, will play Miss Wino- na C1osterman, of Cincinnati, for the right to challenge the western cham pion, Miss Myrtle McAteer, of Pitts burg. This is the situation in the west tern tennis tournament at Kenwood as result of to-day s play.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
To Make vo,,as s.ompul.ory.

Ottawa, Ont, July 30.--At a meeting of the Dominion election committee to- day it was decided to recommend to the house law providing for compulsory voting at elections. Any qualified elec- tor who fails to vote will be deprived of the right to do so at the next general election. >.r 5@~ N
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
EnsItsh Golfers Delayed by mayfluAAer'
le' Sarandtng.

Liverpool, July SO.-The delay of the Mayflower, which went ashore off here to-day, is great disappointment to the members of the Oxford and Cambridge golf team who are aboard. Should the Mayfiower be unable to proceed as ex- peeted they with the other passengers will be transferred to the Cedric. The team is anxious to keep the opening en- gagement on August 10, when they ar- ranged to meet the Intercollegiate Golf association. >
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
Fire h, Jersey city.

New York, July 3O.-Fire tonight de- stroyed the works of the Philip Carey Fire Proofing company in Jersey City, and the. cooperage of the Jarvis tobac- co inspection depot, in which were stored, 200, hogsheads of Kentucky to- bacco. LOSS $100,000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
MAJOR DELMAR WINS.
The Abbott Bcnten il slow and Disap. < ss pointing Race.

7 Albany, N. Y, July 3O The much ad- vertised trotting race between Major Delrnar and The Abbott at Island Park to-day for a purse of s2,5O0, was in all respects disappointing. It was about the slowest race of the day and the re- suit was foregone conclusion. Ma jor Delmar won two straight heats and the race. There was very little money on The Abbott. odds having sold at $25 to $5. Time 2:l5 1-4 and 2:14 IA.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
Wind Prevents Lou Dillon from At-
 tempting to Break Her Recora.

Cleveland, O., July 30. Much to the disappointment of large crowd there was too much wind for Lou Dillon to attempt to break her record of 2:oS this afternoon and the trial was postponed again until Friday. In consequence of the wind, the track was fully two sec- onds slow and it would have been use- less to have made the effort. John A. McKerron was sent mile in POT while Harry McKerron. the two-year- old son of the thrice winner of the Bos- ton challenge cup, trotted a half mile in 1:09 1-4.
 Handbooks were run much more boldly than on the previous days. The days racing witnessed the defeat Of three favorites
 In the first race. the 2:11 pace. Paul. inc G., who won so easily at Detroit. was beaten out by Miss Willamont. In the free-for-all pace Knox's Gelatine King, formerly Anaconda, was thought to have a sure thing, but Dan R. won both heats.
 The fourth race also went to an out sider, Dan T. being forced to finish sec ond to The Roman, driven by Bud Do- ble. Both horse and driver received a great ovation.
 Jay McGregor and Robinzola, the fa- vorites in the 2:19 trot and 2:21 trot, won withou. much trouble, Robinzola losing one heat to Monroe in conse- quence of bad break.
 It was announced to-day that John A. McKerron, 2:05 1-4. will start against his record at the Brighton Beach meet ing. There is also chance that Lou Dillon will go against time at the same meeting. Summaries:
 OH paoa--p,,rce go 0ua0
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
Russia Wants to Go Through Dardan-
 eites,

Vienna, July 3O.-A press dispatch from Constantinople printed here says that Russia has asked permission of the sultan to allow several Russian war
 ships to pass through the Dardanelles for the far east. .'------ .< \
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
2:11 Pace-Purse s2, 900.
2.19 Tot-Purse s2,0o0. Jay McGregor, b h, by Jay Hawker,

Gray Gem, g, Mcdonald ............ McAdams, Jr., b g, Gentler ........... 2 Katrinka G., hr n, Miller. ss..s.... Lady Patchie, b ni, Eckers. ..,. ~...... 5 Nicolette, n, Fisher. .............. 5 Judge Greene, b g, Walker. ...s.....4 (
 Time :10sa, 2:11A.
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2.10 Trot-Purse s1. 800.

The Roman, b g, by Mckinney, Doble 1 Dan T., b g, Geers. .s..,..... Dan Wilkes, ch g, Mclaughlin ....... A. J. D., b g, Davis. vis.................. Silver Sign, h. Cogburn. ..i......... ,
 Time-2:10, 2.11A.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31

Free-for-Ail Pace Purse S1.500. Dan R., ch g, by Tasc0, Jolly <. .....- Knox's Gelatine King, tformerly Ana conda), b g, Curry. Coney, blk g, Davis. =. ............ C \ Tlme-2:05A, 2:0511A.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-31
2:21 Trot--PurHe s1, 900.

RobInzo1a, b nl, Dy hupins -5I -s B, Monroe, b 6, Walker $ Lucy Lee, br m, Hudson. .,........ Parthia, b m, B. Shank 4 Dark Secret, m,s Davis !. ]. .. .ss.ss s'4 q Maud Carlisle, b nj, Murphy .....r
 Time-2:12M, 2:12lz, 2:12l
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-18
ASSESSMENT IS CALLED
 ON THE HIGGINS co.
Fifty Cents Payable November 25, and Fifty Cents Payable January 25---This Will
 Probably be Last CaII

 The Higgins Development Company fonowng
 
  
  Fifty share 
 All nalment unpaid payable will solo by the directors and the derived said will be  paid; until Shareholders their will nsalment stockholders nsalment  certificates. calling this informed three dph 30"
  (adjoining pitching collar
  being with and in the lower driving be The breast of the drift the shaft the 800 foot ve the drift all carrying undoubtedly eof consistent practced
  of 
  H. Rice N Leopold, M J Cunningham and Jame R. Dee directors
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

To the Territorial Auditor, phoenIx,
 Arizona.
 We, the undersigned, A. E. Spencer and Frank F. Kinney of Chicago, H., propose to form a corporation under an act O. the legislature assembly en- titled Incorporation laws Of Arizona" and all acts amendatory thereof; and Tor the purpose 2f- such organization We hereby state as follows. to wit:
 l. The name of such corporation is The Big Sandy Oil and Gas con- pany and itsrprincipal place Of trans acting business is Bisbee. Arizona. and D. H.>Spencer, Jr., Arnold Heap, 2. F. nois and New York city, New York. lis territorial representative is; G. E. TOmlinson. room 5. bank Of Bisbee building, Bisbeey Arizona. ,E s. -Dz The object fovswh;ch l. is formed IS to prospect for. drill and sink wells and shafts fer oil. gas and mineral 1i oducts and to market the same and = lease, purchase and acquire real or itTsonal estate in pursuance thereof
 2. The capital stock shall be one million dollars, ten per cent of which shai! be paid for when issued by the
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corporation and the balance subject to the call of the directors.
 4. The amount of each share is one dollar.
 5. The number of shares one m..- lion
 6. The corporation shall commence November IA, 1903, and terminate twenty-five years thereafter with right If renewal
 :. The affairs of the corporation shall be conducted by a board of five directors to be elected annually on the third Tuesday of November a. ten o'clock a n. and it's officers shall con- sist of a president, vice president, sec. reta-y and treasurer. , s. The highest amount of indebted ness or liability direct or contingent to which said corporation shall be subject itself at any time shall not exceed in amount one-half its capital stock. .. g The private property of stocA- holders of said corporation IS not to be liab'e for corporate debts. ,4 10 Stock fully paid and non-asses- sable.
 II. The names anc addresses Of oi- rectors elected al a meeting of the stockholders for the first year are as follows 4. E. Spencer, c. H. BohanOn, D. H. Spencer, Jr.. Arnold Heap, F. Kinney. ell Of Chicago, III. ..,...
 AE. SPENCER. <a- FRANK F. KINNEY. State Of Illinois. County of Coo. ss. frank w. Hill. notary public in It,. ff,v- f 10 Of 1A hereby certify that on this 3rd day of October, A. D.. 1903, personally ap- Deared before me Frank r. kinney and A. F. Spencer, 10 me pecsona'ly know to be the same persons who executed He foregoing statement, and ackrowI- edged that they executed the same for the purposes therein set forth.
 In witness whereof, I have hereun- to set ny hand and seal the day and year above written.
 FRANK w. HILL, (SeaD Notary Public.
 Ny commission expires Apri 1907. FRANK w. HILL.
 Filed and recorded a. request of A r. Spencer. Nov. 14th, A. D.. 1903 al a. m. book 3, incorporat.ons. a pages 75 to IT,.
 Territory of Arizona. County of Co-
 chise, s. -v.
 !, Frank Hare, County recorder in and for said county, hereDy certify that have compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of in corporation of the Big Sandy Oil and e company. filed and recorded in my GnIce on the. I4th day of -Nov.. 1905 in book 3, interpretations, at pages "a to v, and that the same is a full, true and correct copy of such original ard of the whole thereof. 2
 Witness my hand and zeal of office.' this 14th day of November, 1903.
 FRANK HARE
 County Recorder. First Pub. Nov IS. 1903.
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ing one-half the tract {every alternate pair of lots) for higher prices and improvement work will be pushed as rapidly and extensively as possible in order to get thosce higher prices very soon.
 Lots are selling at $50 now. The improvements now under way will very soon put those same lots at sever- al hundred dollars. It is for these prices and even higher that we are holding one-half the lots ourselves.
 We know what we can and will do
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of the houses will be built of stone and cement. And we ,rili strain every effort to encourage the building of firstclascs residences throughout the entire tract.
 One stone and cement house is ai- ready building and several more will be started1in a very few weeks. Palm trees by the hundreds are being SC. out on the sidewalks down all the streets, and pepper and other shade trees will be set out as soon as the season is ripe for 1t. We are retain
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The Fortuna Park Addition, San Diego, California.

Of any suburb in San Diego. At an el- ovation of from 26 to 50 feet above the highest tiGe, it overlooks the bay from either side anj also the ocean only few blocks away, while back of it lie some of the prettiest homes In Southern California, surrounded by ib4autiful lawns. flowers and fruit trees of every variety. Fortuna Park is not to be merely a summer resort
 but a prominent residence sectiqn, where people can get the most plezs- ure possible out of life. Agreat many
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with the property ana we, will give you a written guarantee, guarantee ing a 25 per cent increase in valua- ton inside of 12 months or we pledge ourselves to then buy back the prop erty and pay you good interest on your money.
 Investigate our proposition by see ing us personally. Then purchase if you see fit. Dthsrwise you hs~e learned something in regard to the finest country on earthand we will
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IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT.
 My contract with The Re view is to "get" 400 new sub scribers in four days. am doing my share. (So are my assistants.)
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 Photographer. HUMPHREYS, Photographer. P. O. Block,
 Up stairs-Way Back. < + + + < 1. + Special + Offer + '- Elsewhere. +
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MILITIA CALLED OUT.

Cheyenne. Nov. 1.-The authorities today received information that an at tempt at delivery of Tom Horn from iail would in all probability be made tonight, and Adjutant General Stise- this evening issued orders to Compa- ny G Wyoming National Guard, to be in readiness for instant duty. The militia is now under arms and sleep ing in the armory close to the court hoase. Should friends of Horn at tempt jail delivery a bloocy fight is bound. to ensre No attempt has been made up to 1 o'clock.
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Bazaar Bargain Store
 Opposite :Postoffice.
NOTICE.

We had to buy a s4,OOO stock of ffur. niture from MT. Stein, and as-we oon't want to be in the furniture btisi- ness, we are selling beds, bureaus, chairs, cots. lounges, etc., at cost and in need ofccmfw cmfw emf emf cfwa less 4thanccost. Bear that in mind is in need of furniture. ~
 Right opposite the postofflce.
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sLAUGHTERlNG GOODS

]. At any price. Prices no object. Why SO? Tor various reasons. We are cramped for room. We buy for cash, sell for cash. Quick sales and small profits the whole story in nutshell
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Frank Heeney. a brother of Ber Heeny Of Fairbanks, has been ap pointed by Attorney General Knox sc assist the United States attorney oi Oregon in the prosecution of the land cases in that State.
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RIGHT UP AGAINST IT.

You are now up against the biggest bargains Bisbee ever had. We are
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Nine Days to Thanksgiving.

The snowy white linens the s yer and China, the carying setsa these we supply at mnutess notice and you shall hear about them in plenty of time
 But today of the more important things: The eata. bles with which the proverbaI Thanksgiving table is " "LOaded Down. and without which the fine linen and si yer and the rest would be mockery.
 Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks, Geese.
 These ordered to arrive early in the week, and we made quite sure to order enough Still if you haven't already placed your order do once, then here be no danger of disappointment.
 Celery, Cranberries and MinCe Meat.
 Of course What would Thank giving dinner be without them?. The cranberres and mincemeat have The celery fresh, and white will be ready just soon enough. 'Jnt Soon Enough" means not too soon -another reason for placing your order ahead.
 Pumpkin Pie.
 One immediately thinks of great open fire places roar ing logs and other od-fashond things pleasant but not very real now We have just word secret 10 the who's preparing the Spread:
 Pumpkin part pie bought hepound all do but get the ready Another word All will siby need find are here too Figs and prunnees in pound cartons Figs mating pulled figs walnuts a monds peanuts preserved ginger crystaized Cande "HUYLERS."
 We've omitted mention of lot of things without which 10 Thanksgiving Dinner is complete: but we haven't omitted those things from our stock.
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