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Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-02
ORGANIZES NEW COMPANY.

NJ NJ O'Go-man. superintendent of the MdClemarch, is in the county seal, says the Prospector, for the pur- pose of organizing she CobrelOma Consolidated Copper Company with valuable holdings in the Dragoon mCuntains. In the meantime impor- tant improvement lncludtng build ings, development and machinery, are in progress at the Aiiddlemarch. ana the company expect to be doing all kinds of business shortly after the first of the year The company is well provided wi,h funds and propos- es 10 move right along.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-02
UNCOVERED FOR OWNER.

Simon Galfen returned from the Whetstones yesterday. He has some very promistlg properties out there. About a month ago a couple of men jumped his possessions, went to work and uncovered fine body of ore, only to find that the title work had been properly performed by MT. iGallen. The men came off gracefully when they found they were wrong, and MT. Gallen has a small bonanza in sigh as the result of their mistake.-Pros- hector
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-02
WOLVERINE 6 ARIZoNA.

J. N. S.onehouse, of Fl Paso. is here on a business mission which will dstain him in the city couple of days.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-02
CARPENTERS ARE BUSY.
Tho Burnt Distric. Being RipidI,
 Rebuilt st Benson.

Work is now in progress on the Fai-lee and Jensen bu lding, formerly
 the Land Droper,y. says the Benson Press.
 This is to be a two story building 24xl00 feet, with the entire surface. both Inside and outside, covered wi,h
 cement plaster. In the front portion ! Of the first story will be a frs. clas. saloon conCucCed by H. D. Hall & | Cc., and in the rear will be a large
 lEtaIrant. v'-th Pr.va-e apaimen. S
 for ladies and up to date in every re- spect- We understand tha. Charley
 Hoy. the well known restauranteur,
 has lease on this portion of the building. The entire second floor will | De furnished fer lodging purposes. No
 pains will be spared 10 have every
 convenience in connection with these rooms, anC to make them comfortable and cosy in every way. This building will be great addition to our town. and beng he finest and mos, secure against Ere, iJ serves well 10 show the enterprlsing spirit of our two success ful business men, Meszrs. Fairlae and Jensen. They gre the class Of men Benson needs. the kind that have IGith in our town, and are willing to show it by investing their money. R. s. Tobie Co.,, with headquarters at Douglas, have the contract. They l seem to be hustlihg and energetic business men. Their work is highly endorsed by the business element of Douglas where they have done much
 work, and gre just now completng at that place the finest opera house and Gance nall in the territory. We learn also that they will commence
 work this week on two buildings in Bisbee
 Contractor Eckerman is putting the f-niahing touches on the ksaf1sJd
 building. and the post office is cnce more in it's accustomed place. Mr.
 Redtieid VII hereafter only handle
 furnishing goods, dry goodt. novel
 te. statonerys. e.c He has a big stock Of goods on the road. among which are many articles suitable fer Christ.
 mas presents. Of courL his stock will be the freshes. in town. The
 Ohnei1rgen building is approaching | completion. and by another week the
 Judge will be mixing the secuclive cocktail therein. NIT. Ohnesorgen has
 ordered a complete ID to date bar outfit from Chicago and it should a.
 rive here during the week.
 WOLVERINE 6 ARIZONA. Frank James of the Wolverine &
 Arizona company has returned from visit to the property and yesterday announced that the company has se-
 cured an extension on the options ! from January 1905 to the same date
 two years hence. This gives plenty
 of time for a continuation of the de-
 velopment work. Larger forces of men will be started at work at once and
 very vigorous policy of development
 inaugra ed at once.-Houghton Min | ing Gazette.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-31
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-31

The Stetson "Uncle Toms Cabin''
which will be seen at the Gennett
Theatre next Monday, matinee and
night, travel in their own train of
special cars, magnifcently fitted up
at a cost of 100000 These cars will
be sidetracked at the PENNSYLVANIA
depot, and will remain there during
thecompany's stay in this city. The
public is invited to inspect them.
There is a gypsy magic scene in
"The Harvester (Act Four) which
is said to be as Enthusiastically humor-
GUS as the famous Man from the
Moon episode in "Cyrano de Berger
ac.'
The humorous inn hostess in "The
Harvester is portrayed by Marion
Abbott, who made such a hit in "Sag
Harbor,' as the timid spinster, Eli
zabeth Ann Turner, afraid Of matri-
mony.
In "The New Eight Bells' which
will be the attraction at the Gennett
Theatre, Tuesday evening, January 3,
the Brothers Byrne play the leading
parts, and have all manner of esca-
pades, each succeeding the other in
rapid order, and each one more conf
cal than the one preceding it; so it
goes through the three very amusing
acts Of the piece.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-31
Head About to Burst From Severe
Bilious Attack.

II had a severe bilious attack and
felt like mv head was about to burst
when / got hold Of a freesample of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. took a dose of them after
supper and the next day felt like a
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Price Is cents. For sale by A. G. Luz
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-31
ADJUSTMENTS
A Trip to Africa -

Since W. c. Grains produced "a
Trip to Africa the excellent Muica
Comedy with John Larkins in tn,
stellar attraction, he has gained for
the production such favorable com.
ment that he himself has been pleas.
antly surprised. Larkin is supported
by company of thirty artists OF
ability and the offering is one that
appeals to the appreciation of any
audience, especially if it is one that
loves the perfect in music. The COM
pany opened their season at the
Third Avenue Theatre, New York, to
tremendous business. They will ap-
pear at the New Phillips next Mon
day matinee and night. Secure seats
early at Nixon's.
Otis Skinner possesses a framed
letter written by p. T. Barllm, which
he would not part with, for it is a
precious souvenir of his actors car
eer 1t was no less illustrious a
worthy than the great Snowman who
stood as Mr. SINNERS footlight god
father. Barnum was a pew holder in
the church in which Otis's father
preached, and gave the young stage
aspirant this Introductory letter to
the manager of Woods Museum in
Philadelphia away back in October,
1877.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-31

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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-12-31
That Throbbing Headache.

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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-25
ArGOn in the Air.



An interesting communication was
made recently to the Paris Academy
of Science on the subject of argon in
atmospheric air NJ. Moissan reported
that he had followed up the researches
of NJ. Schloesing who had already de-
termined the proportion of argon exist
ing in certain specimens of air. BY
utilizing the property which calcium
Possesses of absorbing at one and the
same time the oxygen, the nitrogen and
all the impurities which are found IN
atmospheric air, and by the use of a
special apparatus of which he had al
ready given a description to the acad-
envy. NJ. Moissan had been able to esti-
mate the amount or argon found in the
air of Paris, of London of Berlin. of
Vienna, of st. Petersburg and of Ath-
ems.
In all these towns the amount was
Identical The same proportion of ar
gon was also found in samples OF air
taken in the channel, in the Ionian
sea, in the Gulf of Naples. In the val
lev of Chamounix, al the Grands Mu-
let's and at the top of Mont Blanc.
Air collected in the middle, of the At
lantic appeared to be slightly richer
in argon than that from other places.
This illustrates the remarkable uni
formity of the composition of the air.
The observa ton that the air collected
in the middle of the Atlantic appeared
to contain a slightly greater proper
ton of argon than that from other
places is probably in some way con-
nected with it's solubility in water and
the great and frequent variations OF
atmospheric pressure to which the At
lantic ocean is liable.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-25
CALLING FOR EXHIBITS.
Worlds Fair Management Wants
Them shipped mt Once.

Them shipped mt Once.
st. Louis, Jan. 24.-The Louisiana
Purchase Exposition now stands ready
and is waiting for the full, and gem
eral installation of exhibits. The point
has been reached where the manage
ment of the exposition is no longer
occupied with the rapid advancement
toward completion of the BUILDINGS.
but instead. it now lays particular
stress upon the Importance of the
speedy shipment of exhibits, especial
ly those assembled by domestic eN-
hsb;tors
Officials of the exposition make the
statement to the Associated Press that
the one thing of paramount impor-
lance to insure the anticipated success
tul and suspicious opening of the
worlds fair is the immediate COM
mencement by domestic exhibitors to
ship their cars forward just as rapid
ly as can be done.
Owing to the unprecedented particl-
patton by both foreign and domestic ex-
hibitors, vast numbers of exhibits nave
been, and are now in the course CT
arrangement and collection. The time
for the opening of the exposition is
rapidly approaching, but apparently
the knowledge of the fact is not caus-
ing the shipment of exhibits to De
rushed forward with the promptness
and dispatch that is absolutely essential
to insure rapid delivery of the cars
to. the worlds fair site. and to avoid
possible congestion in the handing OF
the cars after they have reached ST.
Louis.
The Worlds Fair management has
devoted more than ordinary attention
to preparation for the handling OF cars
and the arrangements are now COM
pleted. Adequate railroad facllltles
are ready, the warehouses have all
been erected and the buildings are IN
such a state of completion that install
lation of exhibits can be commenced
Immediately.
What the management now most
ardently desires is the prompt ship
ment of exhibits from the different
parts of the country to begin immedi-
ately. otherwise, if there be delay,
congestion in traffic, handling after st.
Louis is reached is almost an assured
condition.
1t is estimated that from $4,000 to 30
900 cars of domestic exhibits alone will
reach St Louis during the last of
March and the forepart of April.
AS the Worlds Fair opens April 30,
it is stated it will be difficult to handle
this enormous influx of freight traffic
at the last moment. Already foreign
exhibits are en- route upon the water,
and foreign countries are concentrating
their endeavors to have their exhibit
shipments arrive early to secure prompt
handling and delivery at the Worlds
Fair grounds securing elaboration and
more thoroughness in installation in
the buildings.
1t is most ardently- urged by the
management of the fair that domestic
exhibitors take heed of the Importance
of immediate shipment and commence
! forwarding cars without further delay,
thereby enabling prompt and efficient
service in delivery TO the exposition
site and avoiding the congestion that
is said to be certain to occur if ship
ments are delayed until the last month
| prior to the opening of the exposition.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-25
ON THE PANAMA TREATY
The Senate Is to Spend Another
Week In Debate.

Week In Debate.
Washington, Jan. 24.-The Senate
has no programme for the present
week beyond d continuation of the de-
bate on the Panama question. The fact
that the German resolution of inquiry
was disposed of last week does not
change the situation, except that it
makes necessary a new basis for
speeches. This will be supplied in
the resolutions of inquiry to be intro
duced tomorrow as the result of yes
terdays conference of Democratic
senators.
The debate will continue for many
days. 1t is well understood on both
sides OF the chamber that in reality,
the treaty and not any particular res
olution, is being discussed, the reason
being that the treaty Itself could not
be discussed in open Senate, whereas,
the resolutions can be.
The Democrats prefer an open dis
cussion of this question, and the Re-
publicans, as matter of policy, have
not objected. When it becomes appar-
ent that the discussion in open session
is exhausted executive sessions will
be ordered and the debate will proceed
behind closed doors.
1t is quite we'll understood that the
amendments to the treaty reported by
the Committee on Foreign Relations
will be withdrawn before final action
is taken.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-25
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-25

Cincinnati, Jan. 24.-With the arrival
hora NJ the steamer Courier last night.
ne,';eation was opened in part Of the
Uh;o river. after a complete suspension
~ almost two months. During that
tins seven large packets and dozen
smaller ones and hundreds of coal
barpes have been anchored here. Two
small packets were wrecked by the
breaking of ice gorges and the numDer
VI " yes will never be known. The
ta+ai direct loss is placed at 100000.
Tte indirect loss is much greater.
The river is open for navigation now
o,,i,, between Louisville and Maysville,
" so that none of the through pack
~ . nm the river for Pttsburg. or down
tbe river for Mississippi points, are yet
a HE TO run.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-25
A NEGRO WAS LYNCHED
BY A MOB OF NEGROES.

Guthrie, KY, Jan. 24.-Lewis Rad
ford negro was lynched here last
night by mob of from thirty to forty
negroes.
Radford had been arrested on the
charge of killing Priscilla Frozell, also
a negro. He confessed to having been
in the woman's company and to as
saulting her, but denied that he killed
her.
While Radford was in the Jail corri-
dor a mob of men rushed in and de-
manded the keyes to his cell. The guard
refused at first to deliver the keYes.
The mob then gave him several blows
on the head and drew their pistols
The keyes were then promptly de-
livered.
The prisoner was dragged to tree
few yards from the jail door and
hanged to q limb
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-25

will receive attention is the social
ed cotton root rot. This work will
be in the direction of securing inn
mune varieties by selection, and breed
ing, and the testing of types that al
ready have been selected.
Diversifcations OF Crops-This is con-
sidered one of the most important
lines of work and will have for its
object demonstration work in the di-
rection of growing crops other than
cotton, and of forage crops with cot
ton. Diversification farms will be Sc
cured by cooperation with the farm
ers themselves Thirteen of these
farms will be located in Texas, five
in Louisiana. three i'm Mississippi. and
several in other cotton growing states.
The foregoing work will be looked
after by the Bureau of Plant In
dustry.
The division of entomology will con-
tlnue it's investigations on experiment
farms. Thirteen farms for the grow
ing of cotton will be located I'm Texas,
and the investiga tions conducted will
have for their objection the determina
ton of numerous questions relative to
combating the boil weevil, which have
not yet been definitely settled. The
question of the effect of fertilizers on
the early maturing of cottons will be
COnslueIeu. II Is Planned IndI these
farms shall embrace about 100 acres
each.
Investiga ton of Parasites-Inyesti-
cation of the original home of the
weevil will be made, the object being
to introduce these parasites into Tex
as. with the hope of securing the de-
struction, through them of the boil
weevil.
Inspection of cotton products. their
fumigation and general expenses at
tending certification required by state
laws will be another line of work con-
Quoted by the entomolOgist.
Investigations into the life history
and habits of the weeviI and for the
general testing of persons and ma
chimes This work will be carried on
necessarily in the boil weevil infested
district.
Investigations of other diseases than
the cotton boil weevil, including the
destructive cotton boil worm, which is
one of the most serious pests in
number of the cotton growing states.
The organization of the work on the
cooperative demonstration farms have
been begun under the charge of DR.
S. A. Knapp. who is now in Texas.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-25
HOW 1T is PLANNED TO
FIGHT THE BOIL WEEVIL
Methods That Secretary Wilson Expects to
Follow

Washington. Jan. 24.-The Secretary
of Agriculture has approved the plans
for the cotton boil weevil investigation
in the Southwest. for which special
appropriation of $3.50, 900 has been made
available. Secretary Wilson believes
that the best methods for meeting the
ravages caused by the boil weevil will
be to put into actual practice the the
cries which have been accumulated by
the department during the past two
years in the matter of improving Gull
tural conditions. the planting of early
maturing varieties of cotton, substitu-
ton of other crops, etc. The plans
approved, which were submitted by
DR.. B. 7. Galloway, the chief of the
bureau of plant industry, and DR..
mology, will embody the following lines
of investigation:
Farmers Cooperative Demonstra-
ton work-This will involve the or
ganization of farmers in Texas and
adjacent states in such a way as to
secure the cultivation of tracts of cot
ton under specific instructions from the
Department of Agriculture. Thus, a
definite working plan will be given to
each farmer, the farmer himself to
furnish the seed and fertilizers if such
are required. These areas of cotton
will serve as object lessons and will
be planned to show the practicabihty
of growing cotton despite the presence
of the weevil. Similar work will be
carried on in Louisiana. where the
weevil has not yet advanced. 1t is
planned to have 5000 or 10000 farmers
engaged in this work.
Plant Breeding and Selection Work
This work will have for its object
the imarovement of present varieties
of cotton, with q view to making them
more prolific. and earlier. so as to
prevent the ravages of the weevil.
The work will he conducted on ex-
perimental farms, which will be select
ed with due respect to climatic. soil
and other conditions.
Cotton Diseases-The bill making the
appropriation directs the secretary 10
Investigate other insects. and dis
eases, and one serious malady, which