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Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-29

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Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-29

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Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-29

FOR coUNcIL-sTEVE RoEMER, OF BENSON. ASSEMBLY NEAL BAILEY, OF WACO; CHARLES STRONG, LOWELL; ALFRED PAUL OF DOUGLAS. FOR sHERFF-STEWART HUNT, OF BsBEE. FOR PROBATE JUDGE-FRANk GooD6oDY. OF TOMBSTONE. FOR TREAsURER-J N. GAINES, OF TOMBSTONE. RECORDER-FRANK HARE, OF TOMBSTONE DISTRICT ATToRNEY-JoHN MCGOWAN, OF eseEE. FOR SUPERvISCR-c A. TAYLOR, OF DOUGLASS VIM. RIGGS, OF PEARcE
 COUNTY sURVEYoR-H. B. FRY. OF TOMBSTONE. FOR SCHOOL sUPERNTENDENT-ALLE HOWE, OF TOMB 
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
PEABODY
TREASURER.
Believed That Brooklyn Man
Will Hold the Democratic
Purse Strings.
a NATIVE OF THE SOUTH u I'll
sheet1an Will Probably be Chair.
man Of Executive COM
nittee.
tpy Associated Press.)

FsOPUs, N. Y, August 1.-THE run1ort
that George Foster Peabody, Of Brook
Ign, would be treasurer OF the National
Committee, was the only political topic
attracting much attention here to-day.
Judge Parker refused to comment In any
way upon the report, but It is believed
to be we'll founded and unless 80 me !m-
portant change in athe situation Is made
necessary by later developments, the Sc Sc
lection Of Mr.. Peabody as treasurer VIII
be- announced within twenty-four hours
II Is known that during the three
ghours' conference between Judge Par ke r
and Mr.. Pea body, last Saturday, practi-
cally every Important aspect Of the Dem
ocratic situation was discussed. It is
still believed here that William E. shee-
han will be chairman OF the Executive
Committed, and that the Finance Com
sr,ittee wilt be amalgamated Herewith.
Mr.. Sfeehnn remains In New York city,
where It Is understood. he Is combining
attention TO his legal business with a
close cooperation in the affairs OF the
National Committee. including the Sc
lection OF new Eastern headquarters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Native Of the South.
4 l ~. 2 a \ agociatled :. = PRESSES &


81 81 NEW ~ DIRK. August 2. George Foster
PEABODY, who is said to be the proba--;
bic choice as treasurer OF the Democratic
National Committee, was born in Co
slumr,,s, Ga, July q, 1852 and has been
prominently Identified with many finatl-
scial 4 and other enterprises In ail parts arts
of the United States and Mexico for many
years. He Is q director in many cor
5pcrations, Including the General E E,lte'
trio Company, the Morton Trust Com
pany, the Southern Education Board. and
tho Southern Impr ovement Company. Mr.
Peabody IS q personal friend Of Ed Cd, ward
M. Shepard, whose campaign as the
Democratic nominee for yor, he D as as
sisted in managing AS an Independent
Democrat. Mr.. Pea body supported Mr.
Low in his first campaign.
Mr.. Peabody ~ was a member OF the
Palmer and Buckner Executive and FL
nance Committees. and had charge Of Of
tho Palmer and Buckner headquarters IN
n te East IN 1856
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
BRING new P /: ( /
TO old VIRGINIA.

|5s The v State Board Il Of Agriculture and
Immigration met here yesterday, the fol-
lowing members being presen - Nlessrs.
J, II. 81 g. Beverley, Julian NJ. uttin.6 III
Thomas Goode. NJ. Barker. Ohm 9 51',I
Cowan,$ G !. w HI eater, W.. H !. Egg born
Il. s.. Gillespie, w. 3, 2 r.. Leech and 4 Dr.
j, M. McBryde. President Beverley allied
THE body to order at 10 o. clock, and ex-S
scept for an hour for dinner. the board
was In session the entire day ~ great
deal OF routine business was transact ted
and Important questi ions ere disc used
concerning methods OF attracting to VIZ
5glnia a desirable class % immi grants.
Mr.. A.. J.. Shearer. OF the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. addressed tho board
on this subject, assuring the body that
Fit would have the hearty cooperation -
his road In any steps along this line
Mr. Beverley expressed himself heartily
in fayoriof pushing the immigration Work,
which has already been sue essfully inT5sl
augurated. a resolution was a dopted.s
providing for the appointment OF cons ON
mittee of four OF which the spresident = 81
tho board and the Commissioner OF Az r..
culture shall be members, which shall
be charged with formulating further plans
for the conduct OF immigration work. The
president has not yet named the Two
members of this committee to be ap-S
pointed by him.. !. .35 Is
h The executive committee submitted Us
report In which they stated thai. the
accounts OF the commissioner had been
examined for the quarter. and had been
found correct and supported BY the proper
vouchers. The committee Is rec ommenda-i
lions AS to farmers institute RS We're
adopted, u. 4 Z,
The board will to-day visit the Test
Farm at SAKE. In Charlotte county, WI ere
another session Of the body Will be held
after the Inspection OF the farm. The
Test Farm Committee. Of which ailr.@
Barker is chairman, will submit theirg
renort al the meeting to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
Personals and Biiefs. h

X Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Meany have
gone to Mount Eliot Springs 70 spend the
month al Ills old home s N Fratkiir,
county. Va, whittier his wife had pre-
Miss Mary v. sneed, Of aordonsville.
liz a guest OF Mrs. e. r, Brock, at No.
II East Clay Street. fora few days.
B Mrs. r. A, Bousll has returned from
d pleasant stay at Old Point. ~
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF r. e. Lee
Camp Will meet al the amp hall to-day "a,
{ Dr.5 George ROSS. who has been at the
White Sulphur for the past week, Will
return to Richmond Thursday morning,
Mr.. Archer Steiner, OF Samuel 9 elmer
and Brother, leaves Monday, AUGUST Stfr.
for Atlantic city and Northern cities:
Mrs. Jennie r. Langf1orne left yesterday
for Lynchburg and Coyne Springs.
Charles m. ,Langhorne has gone to
Crockett Springs. Va, to spend August.
q Mr.. E. c. Fraser has eft for his nome,
ICrewe. Va, on account OF sickness. J.
The Rev. w. 8. Campbell has returned
from the Eastern Shore. where ne at
tended the district conference OF the
Methodist Church in the interest est OF the
The Rev. William Meade Clark is visit
Ing relatives In Halifax county and Will
return the latter part OF the week.
The Rev. DR.. John Moncure has gone
to # fredericksburg and vicinity to do mis-
sion work, e5i6ii ~ 4s' ~ esi i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
ENGAGE IN
F.IS1'ICUfFI;.
Dr. Deas, Surgeon at Soldiers
Home, Has Encounter With
Commandant Peay
SEVERAL BLOWS Z y PASSED J: As Sc: .
+ =, ~. IL 81 ~ /,..a r A..,,r,
SEVERAL BLOWS PASSED
Difficulty Grew Out IF ACCUSE
tioi1s1nvestigatior Will
be Made.

~. Commandment a. G. Peay and Or, Will
liam A, Deas. surgeon Of the soldiers'
Home, yesterday afternoon had a vigor--
Gus encounter, which grew out OF "a dig
cussion OF matters pertaining to the hos
pItal OF which Or. Deas is In Immediate
control Several blows were passed.
Dr. IDEAS was at the hospital super.
yistng the sending out Of the clothesSf for
wash. when the commandment questioned
4 him concerning the methods used and u
4 Ii alleged made several Insulting remarks,
Wherctipon DR.. Deas asked for an apology,
which, 1t Is said, was refused. Words
passed and then, according TO the story.
Captain I'cay struck the surgeon, after
which they clinchcd and several blows
were passed Several veterans Witness
ID the flair and separated the officers.
Colonel James I. Gray, a member OF
the Board OF Visitors, was at the Home
e the time OF the alteration and Wit
& messed the closing Of II, 1T 10 said .that
n invcstig tionsw be mad e immediate :
sfly and both OF the gentlemen VIII appcar
before the Board and testify, as well as
tho veterans who witnessed the affair.
Dr.. Dcas's Statement.
pr. Deas gave out the following state
ment In regard TO the altercation ~heh
+ seen last night: isss "
Aftcr a business conversation between
Captain Peay and myself In the rear 81
the hospital this afternoon a bout s. "a; So
he became so insulting In ma nner ma
Language that I demanded an apology.
He refused TO glveSlt. 1 then said Sto. him.
n gu have refused 40 q pol ogizc for your
insulting Language, and, therefore,
consider sou a coward. 8 H @ I hen struck
me nSthe face. returned the blow v q i1
several Others passed between, US befo
Z We were sc psrated by tystl nders.
5ss...Af ter being separated, he said as re
Syas led away. 4 will Kill him. a ri iur-
A ther words were passed be tween US IS. s$
Captain Peay re fused to 81 be e. seen see last
night concerning the ma tte-.{a sending
word that he had nothing a all to ga! say
con the 81 b ect. III
DR.. Deas is a paralytic, having SUFFERED
a slight S trokc OF pa ysis on the rigat q
side several gears ago, and 4 is aas ma ga. q
small ofsS statue and rather frail. while
). Captain Feay is OF medium weight and and
slelgl,t. n Neither OF them sustained In
gJuries OF Importance. but both we're
bruised about the face. Sas5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
PUPS AND PONIES.
Gentry Brothers Have Their De- De:
Sliphtful Show Again in Ri chmond

Slighttul ShOWfAgalnl III StSlCllllolliiu
ST Gentry Brothers. trained animal shoT.
whose annual yiEit u Richrn ono are a. a.
81 the aboys and the girls, and their Tiers
and mother 8. begun a w o q GA ys I en-
sGsgement at Main and Vine Streets yes ~
to-day n. n :, j. ),
per formances and the y lovers Of high
cas- amusement were well repaid, for
4 never since Gentry Brothers have q been
II coming to Richmond has there been dis
such such m an a shawn yest EBAY
3SsE# Since the last visit Of the Gentrys.
thee have been added a number Of new
features prominent among which is the
t,a,nE a ssp a 'ss ass 1es
consists snsnts' 3. tie bringing into the arena
o. nine spick and spa n ponies. q TIRED IN
fancy costumes. nth bells Alta hed 70
their heads At the word 81 comman g
nad their heads intelligently. the result
lsSiIg that the audience hears the tune
+ OF Home. Sweet Home. 4 as a result Of
u She nodding &. 4 " 5s3 M,
tertainmen,. there was a monk eyt named
Don Juan, who performs the Embarrassing,
tional act&of looping the loop on
i an automnbile.sc Gentry Brothers enjoy
the distlnctio OF having the; only aniuse-
4 has been a BILE to train one of these little
u SImian mimics to perform such feat
4 as Y this. n j8 AZ
Fsi3 The work OF the dogs and ponies was
Infrns srd hna lne
elephants wa S worthy OF the liberal
amount Of applause bestowed by the
n admiring audience. u s9S. ri IA 33B$s
Ats ter 9. cock iris morning q pa ade
! The exhibitions start at 2:s0 and s o clock
: r. a M. II ssjAs S2a3 g a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
BUY MARSHALL HOUSE
FOR II t1EIR q HEAD QUARTERS

(speclal to The, Tlmes-D ispantch;l -
session Of the Bar Association tonight
Mr.. A.. w. Patterson. Of Richmond, Of
fered a resolution providing for the ap-
9pointment Of a committee to do what
ever may be advisable to effectuatee, a
resolution declaring that the association
should purchase the John Marshal nome
in Richmond, to be converted into the
Headquarters of the assoc!a tlop,
The resolution was not acted upon,
The chair appointed the fadIowing COM com,
rnittee, representing the ten congressional
districts, to consider the matter, and
perhaps report tomorrow; lillian 4;
Jones, Theo II, tGarnett.SR Garter Scott.
SE, Fl Buford, Claude A. Swanson, Roy
Is. smith, II. ST. George Tucker, ], a.. 2.
Keith, Samuel C.. Graham, J. ~. Mc.A1l's-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
PLANS ARE
BEING MADE
Notification of Judge Parker
Will Take Place at 3 p NJ.
Next "Wednesday.
REAT DAY AT EsoPUs
Improvement Will be Completed
and the Town Will be
Decorated.
nv Associated [ Press. !,

* AZ
EsoPUs, NJ August 2.--It is ex-
pected that the notification ceremonies
will take place about 2 P. NJ. on Wednes-
day Of next week. The Notification COM
nlittee will probably come to, Rosen1ount
on a chartered steamer rather than by
special train, though arrangements to
that end are not yet complete 1t is not
yet settled how large company will
be present at the ceremonies, or who
will be invited.
No visitor OF political Importance aside
from f. c. Wall, of Wisconsin,, are look
cd for at Rosemount within day, or two,
though there are standing invitations to
Democrats Of note In various parts OF
the country who may come here any day.
Among these are National Committee
Patrick IA. Collins, OF Boston;
Mayor Carter H. Harrison, OF Chi
Icago; Representative w. r. Hearst,
Richard Olney, OF Massachusetts, Sem
ator Pue Gornan,S Senator Joseph w.
Bailey, Judge George Gras', OF DALAI
ware; Senators Daniel and Martin, Of
virginia, and many others Of nauonul
reputation. 5s5s X s
Judge Parker refused to-day to con
| firm the report that ne had accepted the
Invitation OF Norman 2. Mack, the ma
tional committeeman from New York
State, 10 be. with Mrs. tarker. his guest
at the ST. Louis Exposition on New York
State day, October 4th. There is reason,
I5howevcr, to believe that he might make
| such a trip as this without violating the
principle upon which he has based his
termination not to make any speech
lmaking Z our The occasion is not to be
political. 5 4! RI Ii Il.
The new "a ilway station and other im-
provements at Esopus, being made by the
West Shore Raj lWay, will be completed
before the notification. Storekeepers and
residents are preparing to make August
10th the greatest day in the history Of
Esopus. "A large supply Of bunting and
flags has been procured for decorative
purposes .5ss ~ "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
CAME FROM ANTWERP TO
NEW YORK IN BAL L DRESS

NJ ~ BY AssouIHttu t,FHS's'7 . =,
# NEW YORK. August "a Young Wo7
man who made the trip from Antwerp
on the Red Star Line steamer IS IS roonlana
nov held on board, that vessel awaiting
3permission, OF the immigration authorities
to land She gave her. name as Mrs.
Constance Phelan. and her last address
as Cheltenham. England. She DECLARED
that she was golnE to the Hot Springs,
az North Carolina, hut had only $40 In
money, Her father, she said, was James
Hunter. q prominent chemist Of Aber-
deem. Scotland and her mother was an
American. whose name was IAura
Prince,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
TEDDY JR|. FIRED .|'' /:
THE SECRETARY
I(By AssocIated Press.)

81 (By9 Associated Press)
III ST. LOUIS, MO-, August 2.--The first
act or Theodore Roosevelt, Jrn manager
pro tom of the Inside Inn, was to dis
charge his secretary, Alexander Rus
sell, for refusing to obey orders, iS n, ~
With much ceremony and before the de-
partment heads OF the hotel, the eldest
son OF z President Roosevelt, to-day ac-
copied the position OF manag ger Of the
Inside Inn. conferred upon him by Mr.
.Watcs Young Roosevelt will hold
this position for twenty-fo ar hours: w hen
Mr.. Watcham said that he must make
good" the newly made manager laughed
and said he would try. is III.
fter looking over the mail, Roosevelt
went out for an Inspection Of a the
ri ounds. The employees OF the hotel are
much pleased at their new manager.
Kermit was made assis tant manager and
the two cousins we're appointed secre-
ltartes Their main duty, IT developed.
was to guard their superior In reply
to Mr.. Yatcham, who presented him
with the key, to the nlanager's desk,
young Roosevelt said; IA
mi thank you for this honor but fear
i cannot do as we'll as you, How you
keen this large hotel SO clean and neat
Is fbeyond me- II $j IL
Then with a graceful bow the man
.ager retired to his office with his as,
sistants. ].
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
.RECEP IlON TO
The CHAIRMAN.

4 5Ss tgS (By Associated PreSS.) s
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Angus ~ p
Thomas airman Of the ne Demo Z, l
i cratic National Committee, arrived home
this afternoon and was given pull bile
welcome / In q omlinsons Hail. The speak
ers were Mayor. y ohm w. y H ltzman. NJ +.
| iTaggar: and former Senator Charles a.
Towne. ss$ III ss.2 81 rs
Mr.. 5Taggart was met at the depo t by
z. 600 men In line, composing the Demo-
cratic clubs OF this city. The escort also
Included many prominent Democrats of
the State. gathered here for the state
Convention Tomorrow. TIL e parade to the
hall was through the principal streets.
Gathered at the hall were 1000 people.
wiz gave the national chairman, who
i II served three terms as Mayor % 6 the
civ, a rousing reception. hundreds " Az
|i; i f!aga Stats Chairman O'Brien In
4 q ii,ssd MI yor Roltzma n, who welcomed
isair. "a zgaIa home and congratulated him
and the party upon his selection TO- con-
duct the national campaign.
In 8responding, Mr.. STaggart said:
I'm accepting the position OF chair
man I III fully realize the resp possibility
that comes with It, and I shall use every
honorable means within my power to
conduct the campo itA in SUCH a manner
that no friend Of mine will have cause
to regret my selection. ssS8
II desire, however, to call your tten-l
ton to the fact that It is impossible for a
national 6thairman alone to win ia Wet ory.
He mus, I've the assistance and COS.
operation united Democracy, a 9 well.
as that OF sry Independent voter, who
believed in az Aonest government and an
economical 4 Iministrationo Of public AZ
fairs" siS ST S5 e III
al Former Senator Towne, in his ddress,
congratulated the party # on having
Thomas Taggarts for national cha rrnlan.I
He criticised the Republican party for
what he charged was departure from
the fundamental principle &of American an
government, ~ s, b
1--WE came INTO the world, '' he said.
ITO exemplfy liberty and justice. and mo
when we cease doing 50, we had better
! go out Of It. S. FL . V
The name Of Judge Parker was loudly
}cheered. @
At the close Of the meeting Mr.. Tag.
CART said he probably would announce the
members OF the n ational Executive Com
mittee tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
AT The Casino. .

The old favoritea are back home again.'
They came with their old accustomed ne,
dash and grace, and the Casino has s 4 not q
been large enough up 70 Date TO com ! 2
sired to give the 'Dunch" the glad hand.
john Dunnes crowd of entertainers has :
never been seen to better advantage Than
5ini'The Little Hese From start e m n,
ISL there is the ripple OF music. the aa Y
theautv' tina I have always marked the ap-
p pesan ef tie Bijou GDmsdy Go y ~:
2 csotmaicalities Of Chip and The all;aropnd
5fne work; of John punne, Dan \, Marble hhn
Early combined to make OF the male end
d the show m sa Is soResteM s asy Mar
.ble. Pearl Tornie. Marie Fanehionette,
sn Ansi and ths p 'bs Wor lefmfed he
little Misses Marsh In tho chorus er-
sembles created entha aysr through the
piece and 1t Is safe to say the Casino
Yill be crowded 81 each per fesmancs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
DEAD ONTO u OF CAR.
Mystery Surro unding the Death
...3. Of /. 81. Sorrells.

834Is94 Especial to The Illness Dispatch.)7
AsHEYlLLE.8 M CT Aug. 2.--Lying
PROSTATE on top of a box car. which ar!
rived In Asheville last night Y over the
,Ducktown division Of the Southern Rail-
way. was found the dead bod Of ~. El
sorreils, Of i$8tyVaynesville, NJ CT. whose
death seems to be somewhat Of a mystery.
The only mark sof violence was a severe
sbruise at the back Of The neck, just at, the
base of the skull.
sgs 1t Is thought tha q he may have been
struck by an overhead bridge, put the !,
the back OF the neck does not lend prob
'abtlityRto this theory. The $cCroner's jury
returned an Indefinite verdi ct.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
will Investigate

The Committee on Light will hold q
special meeting Frida y light to Etakes1ip
the ma tier OF requiring the Passenger
and Power Company to furnish electric
lights according to their contrac ct with the
city, q ~ ,ss II 3,
# This action will be taken on report
made by the city&electrician to the Ell
feet that the candle powerIgis only one
half OF that proyIded by the contract
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
FOR IHAULING TROOPS.
Railway Passenger Agents Ar,
/. ranging Uniform Rates.

a meeting 3of several passenger gents
and district passenger agents of the prin-
scipal railways OF Virginia was held sinsthls
city Yesterday for the purpose OF agreeing
upon basing rate for the thousands of
4regularFand volunteers troars who are To-
be moved to Manassas during the first
week In September on account 5ofithe en-
campment Of the eastern division Of the
army. The matter OF rates for civilians
on account of the, encampmentS and
ma q is under eonsld GRAFTON. but
will be Secidcd by corresponds ~ n
"a There were 81 present at tins conference.
which lasted much OF the ats rn q Gen.
the Southern, from Wa hington; General
= assenger Agent. G. B: Y Ryan. OF the Sea-
board Air Line. from Portsmonth; Assist
ant General Passenger a gent w. S. Bron-
son, OF the Ghesapeake and Ohio. from
lor. OF the Richmond Frederick, burg and
re represent General Passenger Agent
Craig q the Atlantic G G. a;YE Line Dis
8ofsthe sout hern; q, s.. Cam pbell, OF the
Coast Line. and II, y B. Leard. -of the Sea-
board Air Line, and others. The meeting
adjourned late In the afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-03
j Is Now ii Good Shape.

The Market Committee met last night
md City Engineer Cutshaw reported thai
the repairs to the Old Market Hall had
been completed ard tina the ha Il was J, oW
safe and In good order. s
THE committee decided not to- pay for.
repairs TO gas fixtures IN the stalls OF the
markets hereafter Matters relating to
the construction OF patrol and station
house at the First Market and the ira MS
fer OF the Third Market. house 70 the
school board were deferred until the of
cafliza ton OF the new Council.