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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-04-21
Grain. Etc.

Detroit-Wheat-N / white. 81 03:
No. 2 red spot. 81 03; May. 1000 bu at
81 OF. 1000 bu at 81 OLE, closing NOM
inal at 81 %; July, 5000 tu at 90iac.
y 1000 bu at 9e5kC. 10000 bu at COS c
5000 bu at 91c; No. 8 red. 81 Oh mixed
red, ! car at 81 OF per bu
Corn--No. mixed, soc bid; No. 3 yell
low. nominal at SIC per bu.
oats-No 3 white. spot, cars at 45c,
closing 4ilac asked
Rye--No. spot nominal at 74c per
bur asked.
Beans-spot and April. 81 IS; May,
81 80, all nominal.
Chicago--Whea ? spring, 900
Csc; No g. $50 Csc. No red. 966D99c;
b3K @53hc: No. ? oats 37% n 3Sc: No.
2 white. 40H GD42c; No. rye. SO Gp70c;
good feeding barley. "a 035ikc; fair to
choice mailing, 4iM soc.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-04-21

The wool season will not open as
carly as usual owing to the very back
ward seasons, but most breeders and
some farmers who have good shelter
for their nocks have finished shearing
and are now waiting TO see how tho
market I'm this state will shape up.
There Is not much activity apparent
I'm eastern markets. but values are
very firm at current rates for anything
desirable Stocks Of domestic are well
cleaned up.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-04-21
DANGEROUS Neglect.

It's the neglect OF
backache, sideache. pain
in the hips or loins that
finally prostrates tho
strongest body. The
kidney warnings are
serious-they tell you
that they are unable to
filter the body's waste
and poison from the
blood-the sewers are
clogged and impurities
are running wild to inn
prcgnate nerves, heart.
brain and every organ
OF the body with dis
GA go elements Doan'l
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Supposed New
Grave Investigated

top of the river hill. All the
loose dirt was removed from the
excavation, but nothing was
found that would explain the
mystery. 1t was evidently dug
for a purpose, and the dimensions
of the hole lead one to believe that
it was intended for grave. The
earth where the. hole was made
was very dry and hard, and it is
stated by those who made the in
vestigation that it would have
taken two good men at least three
hours to have removed the dirt.
The matter is still shrOuded in
mystery, but there are some sus-
picious characters held under sur
veillance by the authorities.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09

A little over a mile east of the
city a hole was discovered in the
ground on the farm of Charles
Stewart, which resembled a new
ly-made grave. The discovery was
made last Sunday by Mr.. Piatt,
who resides on the Stewart land,
and yesterday afternoon County
Coroner DR.. John Grier and
Chief of Police Thos. A. Will
liams of this city, made a thor
ough investigation of the mat
ter. The hole was AZ feet long,
2 feet 7 inches wide and AZ feet
deep, and was located. in the
woods near the path leading
southeast from Coal Run to the
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Both Legs Mashed By Train

and when the train arrived at
Galmish he stepped off before the
train had come to a standstill,
and fell backward between the
coaches and the wheels passed
over his legs, MASKING them in a
fearful manner. He was brought
to the hospital for the purpose of
having his legs amputated, but
the doctors did not operate on
him as he died in a short time af,
ter arriving. He is the son of the
widow Stackpole, residing at
Stringtown, Tyler county.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Investigation Inaugurated.
pecial to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
Cleveland, O., Dec. 9.-Cuya-
hoga county grand jury this NOR.
ming commenced investigation of
the Chadwick case. Banker Ire
Reynolds, the man whom Mrs.
Chadwick stated was in possession
of valuable securities belonging
to her, has returned home, and
has been summoned to appear.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Special to The Oil Review.

New York, Dec. 9.-Fearing
she might attempt self-destruc-
tion, a close watch is being kept
over Mrs. Cassie Ii Chadwick, al
legged borrower Of millions, in her
cell in the tombs. She spent a
quiet night. Replying to question
as to how she felt she replied,
"All right" She ate very little
breakfast. Mrs. Chadwick ap-
pears in a semi-comatose condl-
ton acting like a person dazed.
Her son Emil and maid reached
the tombs at 1920 and were ad-
mitted to her presence. Her at
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Appointed Regent

cobs has always taken an active
and intelligent interest in its well
fare. He will give to the service
of the States leading educational
institution a finely trained legal
mind and a ripe experience in the
active business world combined
with a love for his alma mater
and her success.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09

Judge T. P. Jacobs, who is at
tending court, was recently ap-
pointed a regent of the State Uni
versity by Gov. A. B. White. 1t
was an appointment peculiarly fit
ting and appropriate. A gradu-
ate of the university in its early
days, the class of IA, Judge ia
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Special to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
New Martinsville, Dec. 9.-R.
M. Stackpole died at the Schmeid
hospital Tuesday morning from
injuries received Saturday even
ing by being run over by a train,
Young Stackpole, who is about 20
years old, came to this city Satur-
day morning with a number of
men from up the Short Line to
attend a horse race. He was
slightly intoxicated when he left
on the Short Line in the evening
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Mans Past Life Shown Up

defendant hopes to be with her
parents in Washington. Miss
Patterson is much depressed to-
day from the scathing arraign-
ment of her past life by Prosecu-
tor Rand. Mamie spent the night
in sobbing.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Special to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
London, Dec. 9.-Some English
newspapers profess to have relia-
bel information that the recall OF
the Russian Baltic fleet is impend-
ing. Others are predicting open,
ing of peace negotiations as a con-
sequence of the annihilation of
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Officers Make Good Mark.

Special to The Oil Review.
Toxic, Dec. 9.-Headquarter's s
staff today published list OF 80
officers killed and 48 wounded.
The places where these casualties
occurred not mentioned, but is
presumed to be Port Arthur.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09

Special to The Oil Review.
New York, Dec. 9.-Taking OF
testimony in the second trial of
Nan Patterson, charged with the
murder of Caesar Young, began
today. 1t is thought the trial will
be completed by Christmas, when
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Several Fishermen Drowned

trying to rescue crew Of the
steamer Auglia which is now
aground at North Umberland.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
WHAT DOES
THIS MEAN

the port Arthur fleet and other
defeats.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
Close Watch Being kepbOn Cassie

torney is expected at the tombs
this afternoon. Mrs. Chadwick is
greatly worried over failure to
procure bondsman.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-12

You have heard about Lion
Brand shirts and collars wearing
longer, fitting better and giving
better satisfaction than any other.
They are sold by TAYLOR Il CANAAN.
Mn. Emma Croppcr and son,
Roy, Of Pittsburg, Kan, are the
guests Of the family Of j. 4. Jacobs.
They will spend two weeks visiting
friends and relatives here after
which they will return home via
Worlds Fair.
]. 4. Willctt and wife, Of Carey,
y. d., arr guests Of Robert Boyd
and family at Salem. They were
recently married in the Kentucky
Building at the Worlds Fair. Mr..
Willctt is the principal Of the high
school at Carey and Mrs. Wille,t.
the accomplished daughter Of Rob't
Boyd, is known throughout this
section of the state.
DR.. G. l.. Gray, the well known
ophthalmologisi who makes several
trips a year To this place in the in.
tcrcsi Of his profession arrived here
Monday afternoon and will remain
until Sunday, August 18th, q, tho
New Marion Hotel. II YOU are
having trouble II any kind with
YOUR eye, You should consult him
about them. He is an expert in it
ting gla,,c, and III, work has al.
way. given satisfaction.
| will on Aug. 18th, ,tll Wund
trip tickets Tn Evansville on special
train Tor Sl.2j. Return, leave Ev.
ansvillc 6p. m. Aug. L..
l.. JOHNSON
W. +. Simpson, ofGrccn county,
Ark, Is the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
j. NJ McChcsucy. Ills home l. at
pamgould, the county seat. This
va. a village founded after he left
hem in 1881. 1t I. now an agri.
cultural and manufacturing city
containing 5000 people and also a
cntcring point for five railroad
I lines. Mr.. Simpson says that the
country there Is very prosperous
and the crops this year are the fin.
ct he ever saw.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-12

Mis-. May lloyt, the accom-
plishcd daughter II Maior Hoyt, of
Sturgis, passed through town Fri
day cnuuic to Tolu where she will
H. the guest 81 her Uncle ]. c.
Taylor and family.
Al parties interested in the Mt.
Zion grave yard arr requested To
mcc, there on Saturday, August 20,
1901. for the purpose Of cleaning
I'll the grave yard. Come prepared
To- spend the day and do necessary
work.
Jake Kitiingr and son, Harold,
returned la, week from Indiana,
vhrv they have byyn searching for
parl. on the Wabash. We under.
.,aul they wcrc in the employ Of
other pr,ics and found several
parl.. When the season opens
again they will prolablyp tun and
build a camp II their own. MIR.
ki,ingcr !. IN Paducah this week.
J, ". Bluc, accompanied by MIR.
Nauui, S;!.wcll, went To Louisville
Wednesday. Mr.. Stilwcll will ~
imm ihcrc tn Lancaster, whcry III,
will rmaiu indefinitely. "Aunlic'
hs. r.ilcj herr several YEAR, aud
We au .orU io have her l,avc u,.
Mi. Speuvr. vt Louisville, who.
after VISITING iri.nl. sui r.laiivs
iu tby C,uniy iur some time. went
On ~. lDui. In attend the Fair. la.
Ujuwyj uud &. now the guest al
iby family VI her grandfather, r
VI. Clement, " Nicv. She wa,
accompanied on her return by Mis-
Jr--w smith, " ST. Louis.
Duncan u. Doris and thrcc %
his friends, al IT Nashville, Tenn.
passed through Marion Monday II
an automobile cnmuic tn the st
Louis Fair. They left Nashvill,
Sunday afternoon. One II tn
gentlemen. a Mr.. Hume. We under
stand !. stakeholder In the Cum
bctlaud Telephone & Telegraph Ca
aud Il -Cms tina, Il j. the intention
II the party To follow the Cumbcr
land telephone POLES a. far a. p.
! sihlc. a. they wcw headed for Nor
garfield when they passed. hcr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-12

p. h. Croft, Of Tolu, wa. here
Friday
G. w. Fox wa. IN the city
Monday.
DR.. G.. l. Gray, the ophthalmolo-
git, is here.
NJ F. Poguc, Of Frances, was
here Monday.
: " Watson, Of Frcdonia, was
here Monday.
" /. Wilson, Of Iron Hill, was
here Monday.
Eli Num-, Of Rodney, was in
town Monday
A. II. Cardin, Of View, called to
-cc u. Monday
j. :. +. Harris, Of Frcdonia,
was here Monday.
". u. Nation, oi Ford. Ferry,
was here Monday.
DR. J. l.. Reynolds, oi Blackiord.
Wa herr Monday.
W II Bari, Of Tolu, attended
county court Monday.
Harry Grccnlcc, oi Dycushurg,
Wa IN town Monday.
] G. Taylor and wife, 81 Tolu,
wcrc Ia town Friday.
". T.. Dowcll. II Tolu. ATTENDED
county court Monday.
Rev. ]. + Brown returned hon,
Friday from -cri,- Il meetings.
Round trip 10 tuiontown thi
week, si.6j. l.. IouN-oN
Mr.. u. Y. Thomas has vturnci
irum an extensive vi.i, In l.ivrr
murr.
Mr. aud Mr.. II. ". Godfrey. %
Louisville, arr at the Cri,,cndri
spring.
Mr. and Mn. ]. VI. McChc.nc.
vcp guest. Il friend. In Hcl-c.
sunday
Mis-. Susie Daniel, II Ford. Ferry
va. O. pleasant caller ut thi. ollic
Tuesday
Misses Mamie Henry aud Eth,
. llah aU gust, IT Mr., Gran
BuEs, II Fp,loua.
Mr.. Gu. Taylor ha. piumc
irm Princeton, vhyr she WI. III
b guest " rhii,,- anil friends.
Round trip To- World. Fair ever
TUESDAY ,hi. month, $3.50. , ia,
(" pium. l.. lmNuN
T. y. Tympl,mau aud Ei bal
nyy, cumberland Telephone myn q
: Princeton, VEN iu thy city o.
v,,k.
Mr. a. l.. Fbmg, II ihi. ciil
ami muih,r Mr. luigy Nmu.
Frankfort. .pui Sunday % ny,u
luu
!, Eltly lmt, ~ laluCih, was
1t the city Friday ynwuic Nr hom
IT, va, formerly in the lorlyr l'u
4 uc.- hem,
Little Misses Margaret and Fmr
81. Wupl., VI Decatur, H., a
* gust. II their grand parents, NJ
- and Mr.. ]. u. Kcyil.
last wcrk uur Hurricane lett
,c was misplaced In this ollicv AMI \
At an VERY sorry Il cvuucl a. i cr
tanned SINE impor,an, news ilcu
" Mcssr. Chas. aud ]. II picU
r. II Chicago. WIN aU interested
=. the mineral businc.. NEAR Salci
n, registered at the New Marion W.
lncelay.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-12

J. L. Head, 81 Blackford, Is in
town
Cob D. c. Roberts Is in Eliza
town, H., this week.
Ja-. Sullcngcr and son, OF lrma,
were in town Wednesday.
Roht. Tollcy, Of Lola, was in
town Wednesday on business.
\. j. Pickcns returned yesterday
from a business trip To Louisville.
J. II. Tonkin and wife left yes
tcrday To attend the rniontown
Fair
Mr.. and Mr.. Carl Henderson
spent Tuesday at the Crittcndon
SPRING
Ira Bennett and wife, Of Kelsey,
were guests Of relatives here We'd
nc.day.
Mr.. Lucy Caldwell, Of Atlanta,
Ga, l. the guest of her sister, Mr..
] u Finley.
Carl Henderson j. having an iron
fence built In front II his residence
on Depot street.
Glenn Num- and wife and Misses
Dell Barnc. and Mar Num- left
Tuesday tu attend the World, Fair.
Bring your whca, To the Tolu
mills and ~, the list Hour.
PNHI- n JAuE.. Tolu, Nv.
". II. Wayland aud hi. son,
G. G. Wayland. II near Hampton,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Iudg Hancock. II Cadil, ], II.
Bartcc and ;. ". McNichols. Of
Linton. were herr thi. wcck look.
ing after mineral prospects.
Why do morr men WEAR Dprc.
i,s SuuI. than amy other make!
They arr l,-t by ,c.t. Sold onl,
by TAYLOR n CANNAN.
Mi. Om llulp~. who iur III,
past month has lOu quite .icl
with typhoid icvr. /. now able I,
H. up, lut l. NJ confined u hc
rsm.
T.. l.. Num- and daughter. MI.
Addic, oi Ru,luyy. arrived in ih
city SUNDAY afternoon anil SPIN
the night and Monday with ih
family Vt Bols. lIulps.
Mc..r. ". II. Millikau, Ia.
Malmu, Charley MillikBu, llarri
Austin. 7. \. llarpuiiUg, au,
fp,l lVukl,y wyU Among ihu.
= vlo v,r ben irnm New Salem ur
vmiy cuur, day.
II. y. POLAND, VI Hmyyill,
4 Ind, %, lak,r ai CopIrr.. au.
/, WIN /. ihc last cok in his lin
j that y,,r worked ia Marion. 5. Il,
,,p II J. Il. Pollard. " Henderson
4, vbo !. n Do, INSURANCE lr.iu,.
4. AMI u.g,l in yvmc h,N.
DO W. will gladly furnish ,-iiuai
j ur material &c 40 Mind. u buill
ing, lsF w SMALL
n By.tvN Il PAIRS.
" The Marion Rasc Rall Club au
our proplc who attended illc VA
game At Princeton Tuesday, ask h
y IL thank In their lchali John |
u Umyu, and the poplc # rriucc,u
It fr the elegant manner In whic
n they VEN entertained while In NJ
e nciehlnr city.
Mis.Cs lrna, Ina and sail
/. weSls an Spending a few weeks
n Chau,aqua, y. Y. This j. whcI
:. the original mcc,inT II thu name
" held aud the Missc. wcsls wri
a they ac delighted with thu
trip.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-12

Ii. VI. FRANKS, ul hurricane, was
here last week
Read the Marion Graded School
ad. in thi. issue.
r. C.. Moore, Of Sheridan, was
in the city Friday.
John Slaton visited hi, sisters at
Mt. Vernon, Ind, last week.
Mc.,rs. Al and ]. T.. Dean were
callers At thi. office last week.
ira u. Clark and George IIughc.
Of Weston, were here Monday.
Mr.. J. l.. Stewart i. now i'm
proving after several days illness.
Monday was county court day
and there was a good crowd in
town.
DR.. J. y. Todd, of Frcdonia. wa.
a very pleasant caller at thi. Office
Monday.
G.. u. Crawford, Of Tolu, was III,
guest II hi son, ". 7. Crawford,
Friday.
John lIinc. 2nd clerk II III,
steamer. Joc Fowler, was herr
Monday.
ladic. anil Mi..c. slipper. al
c,.t and under at TAYLOR 4
.CNNNAN.
Charlie. Wheeler, Manager o
Clay telephone exchange, !. her
visiting friends
Mr.. u. Wuod. ha, rtumc,
irm p,,atur. H., where she VA
the glc., Il her -un, Everett.
Mc,.r.. ". j. Hodge. l.. ]
IIulg- and 7. +. Walker, II Inn
Hill. ven Ia town Monday.
" T.. McNccly returned sunda,
ium Mississippi vhcrc b. has l,yl
cumg,i In the lumlvr hu.inc...
Mcsr. ". u. Sicmhriigc. ! \
Guc.. and J VI. Mcconnell, I'll
shady Grove. VEN herr Monday.
Mr..r. Edward lArpc. IL lma
aud :. n riuilla. Il Lola, rcgi.
q trtvl Vt The New Marion SUNDAY.
We have the lc,t II Hour u
hand all the time.
Paw. " jaws, Tulu, Nv,
Rev ". T. Oakley went to sui
, hWn Monday In assist Rev. ia. :
Priv n ihc annual pyiwl ai ihs
plav.
W. suppose lh, CmyucdlI
y "rlu-,l up .l,up" Monday ,
Sluir lvu,. anil VI q Ibwi
VEN be- town.
. Mr. ]. ] Clark aul yhiljru
" Nillmm, |. T., arrived iu ihy ri'
Monday evening W. uDjcr.ihu
ibyy will r-ilc hem
+, Mhuricr Sutherland. WIN had
p~iiiou amung ihr wnrl. 81 q
WUrll. Fair. utumol Suu.ll,
a~is biz father tu che Oal. iry au
n transfer lusiuUv.
Twill ou Aus. l2ib tn 18th 81
ruud trip TICKET ~ Louisville &
sj.,j. Uuoi tn r,um AUG. ~.
.. l.. IuuN.pN.
" Frank loyd returned Saurl
' night ium a PROSPECTING trip
the West. We aU informed III
n h. bought 60 acrs II land
,c ArkanN. At the rate II sg.uO y
h. arrr.
= McSr. &. n. lAyuc. l.. and
=, lSNwl. II llupkinsvillc. vcU h.
In Monday buying hor-s and mul,
n, They houeh, twenty-five head. I
Il. highcs, priv paid bring siC0 TT
mule.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-12
LOCAL BRE VlTlES.

Il. J. Morris, p,oti-t, Marion.
wv. pari., Of Tolu, wa. here
Monday.
Maurice Paris, of Tolu, wa. here
Monday
". NJ. Habb, Of Piucy, was here
MONDAY
\. J. Chiilcndcn wa. in Paducah
Monday
j. h. IIina, Of Rodney, was here
Monday.
J T. Bo1cman, Of Tolu, was
hrrc Monday
W II Brown, oincar View, wa.
. caller Monday
Bcuncttc Order, II Pincy Fork,
was here Tuesday.
". A. Tackwcll, oi Irma, va. in
D. 49, n. Tuesday.
Tho- Clifton returned Wcdns..
-iay from Dycushurg
as and 81 straw hat- al Tor j0c
D. TAYLOR 4 CANNAN.
II. G. Coficld. II Hampton, WI.
in town Wednesday
". =. Summcrvillc, II Mat,oon,
Nn- in town sunday.
Mr.. J. II Tonkin returned from
Nhnicroi, Saturday.
Mn. ". 4. Ringo. who has bccu
Dick. = ahlc 10 h. up.
Mr.. J. NJ. McChc.ncy Wa in
Blsckforl Thursday.
Mr. Carrie l.. Rciicr, II frcdo.
nia. was here Monday.
Il. VI. Mcorc. II A,oka, |. T.,
BE- fnr bomc Monday.
J. \. Davidson. IT., II Lryia.
10 In the city "Wednesday.
Th' X. Off lolgc mc,t. in aI
fnp,riant SESSION tonight.
J. ". Win,inion vas O pleasant
<allrr NJ ihi. ollicc Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr.. ollie lamc. arr q
Atlantic City, y. J., thi. vrck
in. Boston and .on, Mauric
D. attending the Far this wcck.
Nil. Myrtle Clifton, II ,, Smith
Ark.. j. the guest II rlaiivr hrU.
Mi-- Narmr, Muou will u, III
49, II friend. near Tolu ior % f.,
a,k-
Mi-. Ndl Walker went lo Evans
Ill, Monday o. lnv h,r ~,
a,ri.
n. T.. Cooper. oi llopkiusyi'l,
rgi.url o., thr New Marion Sa'
Drhy.
lu,lg, i. =. Curluu, II Madi-u
Ill, va. m ihc city "n hu.in'
ahi. week
Ms. Nellie Clifton, at pyyusbuu
ur guc., ot her hrihyr' uu
Ificnd. hyU.
S.H. Cougcr aud children,
Nall, Tenn, an guest. ci rrlaiiy
ID this county.
Mis-. Carrie Moprc, WIN Is mkn
q business cour.c at Evansville, VI
ID town sunday.
Clas. Evans !. conducting q
Ison County Teachers Institute
f.ldyvillc this week.
Mis. Fannie jarkson came oy
kpm fp,lonia "Wednesday AFT,
ncon tn call un Miss Ora llolg,
"a was acccmpanic,lhy herr Cusi
[iydc Jackson.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-26
Sonora Is Safe
 For All Travellers
A PHYSICIAN OF THAT SECTION
 WRITES TO NEWSPAPER,

Or. R. A Wilson, prominent physician of Sonora, Msxco, write es the following letter to the Times oi Fl Paso, he says in order to correct a false impression as to the safety of Americans in Sonora, which might Injure that section:
 Oputo, July IS, iS0;
 Editor Times Tn order to d!sQ"l the many wrongful impressions which has been created by the killing of the Maxwell brothers and their compan- ion. I think it advisable to give the facts as gathered on the spot. will state that the town of Oputo has juris- diction for the Terres ranch and any crime occurring must be registered al this municipality, and being a friend of the president I had access to all information concerning the mur- der.
 The murder was not committed 5y anyone residing in Sonora, but was committed by renegades from Chihua- hur.. mostly, natives of Namikipe dis trict, who have been plying their trade of cattle and horse stealing between here and Chihuahua for many months.
 According to the confession of one of the culprits four men were impli- cated in the murder. three of whom are now in custody and will certainly be shot at an early date. The fourth one is still at large. Besides these some 50 or 50 doubtful characters have been gathered in and a general cleaning out process is now in prog ress.
 The Mexican officials are exerting every possible effort to make the cleaning a thorough one and to make lasting impression, and I am sure that henceforth this district will be the safest district in Mexico.
 A new gold strike has been made nine miles west of here. Six claims have been located on lodges varying in width from to 10 feet. One claim showed a pay streak of 1-2 feet ana l assaying between 2 1-2 and ounces There is plenty of wood and water.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-26

To SAINT LOUIS and ALL POINTS EAST. Excellent equipment all lat est pattern Standard Pullman, wide vestibuled. all meals served in Rock Island System Dining Cars. The ONLY LINE iato SAINT LOUIS HAVING A STATION AT THE WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. Pas sengers via this route may leave the train at our WORLDS FAIR STA. TON (within 300 feet of the Main Entrance to the Worlds Fair grounds) and thus avoid the crowds which coz gregate at the Union Station. Elf. fective June 5th we will operate through sleeping cars (standard and Southern Pacific from California points, to Saint Louis. Think of it, absolutely no change. Watch for change of schedule June 9th. The Lowest Rates all tho time are via the Fl Paso Northwestern. Ask about them
 T. H. HEALY. A N. BROWN,
 Passenger Agt. GenI Pass. Agt.
 Fl Paso. Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-26
Bold Attempt MADE LAST NIGHT
 at Burglary
TWO MExlcANs ATTEMPT TO ROE JEWElRY STORE ARE CAPTURED BY OFFICERS. BELIEVED TO BE MEN WHO BROKE JAIL
 AT AGUA
 PRiETA.

At i o'clock last night an attempt to burglarize keenhold's jewelry store in Brewery Gulcn was made by two Mexicans. The two hombres sneak ed up to the window and broke the glass. The noise attracted attention along the street. and a number of men in nearby saloons came outdoors to see what the trouble was. The two bur glars. seeing that they were detected in their work started up the gulch and turned up Pythan avenue. Omcers Johnson and Wiilmoth were soon on the scene. and one officer went one way around the block. and the other officer went the other way. Directly in iron; of the door of the Review or flee the officers met, and between them were the men they wanted. The hombres were arrested. and taken to Brewery Gulch, where they were pos itiyely identified as the men who broke the window.
 Upon carefully looking the men over it was found by the officers that they exactly answer the description of the two desperadoes who Monday morning broke jail at Agua Prieta, Sonora, and were thought to be heading for Bis bee.
 An officer from Agua Prieta is here. and today the prisoners will be brought face to face with the Mexican officers.
 Should they prove to be the Agua Prieta jail birds it will not do the Mexican officer much good, for now that they have committed a felony in Arizona they will have to take their medicine at Yuma, and then Sonora can have them. ..