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Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23
LEOPOLD IN NEW MEXICO.

The Burno mining district of New Mexico will soon be booming if the present improvements are carried out which are planned by those interested.
 The LeopolGs of Chicago are author ity for the statement that they will put up a. concentrating plant near their properties and begin at once to ship ore out of the mountains. These parties recently visited Silver City and purchased all the claims which they could secure in the district they thought most promising.
 It is evidently not their intention to allow the trust the majcr portion of their profits. They have sufficient money to put through any scheme they may decide upon and they un- doubtedly intend to put the Burros to the front.
 On authority of a prominent mining man who is at present in this city. a smelter will also be erected in the Burros at once which will be under independent control. Under these con- ditions all claims will be worked at once in that district and it is said that the mining properties have al ready increased in value.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23
Ohio Investors
 SATISFIED WITH Arizona Holdings THEY ARE QUITE WILLING TO
 HOLD TO THEIR STOCKS. Cleveland Plain Dealer Speaks of In. terests Ohio Capitalists Have in the Territory and Principally in Co chise County Certainly Have No Reason for Complaint.

The following general remarks were made in a recent issue of the Cleve- land. Ohio Plain Dealer:
 Highly satisfactory reports are coming to Cleveland investors from the new copper mines in Arizona where a very large amount of Cleve- land capital has been invested during the past three years. The mines, in many instances, have been enormous ly rich and as they are easily opened, the profits, in large measure. begin speedily after the mine is open. The stocks in some of these corporations have advanced marvelcusly. Some are now selling at ten times the paid in price and are yielding an income sufficient to warrant the quotations.
 "Clevelanders, with other men of wealth from Pittsbrrg and Michigan, own control of a number of the lead ing producers in some of the paying districts, and they are not selling their holdings. Some of the best mines are of the railroads and the ore is hauled to the line and shipped to Mexico for smelling. and even, with all the expense, are still showing large profit.
 'The output of these mines and the tremendous development being made promises to make the copper output of that territory so important the Mon tana copper kings will have a hard time controlling the copper trade with out acquiring control of the Arizona mines. Some of the local holders an- ticipate overtures from the copper kings when they cease battling with each other in Montana.
 Cleveland men have been exceed ingly fortunate in mining ventures. Local fortunes have been largely in creased by profits from iron. coal, nickle. gold, silver and most all ether kinds of mines and there have been some local fortunes materially in creased lately by the copper develop meDt. The chances are the heavy c- cal hold CTS, of whom there are several. will make large fortunes from the mines they have helped open in Arii- zona. Nearly all the well known vesselmen and ore men are interested in the Arizona copper mines
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23
fnshfCa'c Echoes.

f'nxhica'c Echoes.
 EasyCad 5odicss and coats find much fsvc-.
 Serge is still a favorite material for hard wearing gowns
 Monkey si,in is seen in combination with ermine and miniver for fancy neck pieces.
 The favorite walking costume will not be overloaded with gathers and plaItings this season.
 There is a strong liking for fancy cloths. and at the same time plain cloths are much in demand.
 Gowns of the autumn have narrow galloon of black and white as sort of finish to pelerines and sleeves. |, Mole is the skin most talked of in novelty furs. To just what extent il may be carried is difficult to say.
 Covert cloth has extended Its range from a coating to a suiting and is emf nently smart as a variation on tweeds serges and cheviots.
 Fringes have at last been accepted in the fashionable world. and they fill the long felt want for pleasing finish to deep cape collars, flchus and sashes
 For smart street toilets boucle ef fleets are particularly in evidence. They are shown in irregular and square pat terms. with the raised knot or boucle of silk or a silky worsted.
 The wearing of an empire scarf. 6 picture hat or a gown characterized by dropping lines is a matter of art, and one will be wise to follow more con ventional styles if the proper effec cannot be achieved
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Copper Glance Mining company will he held at their office in Bisbee Arizona. March IA. 1904. for the cleo ton of directors for the coming year and such other business as may come before the meeting.
 2-13-30d A. s. BARKER, Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of Street Superin tendent of the City of Bisbee, subjec to the action of the Democratic Cen vention to be held March z.
 2-20-3t. P. J. MCCULLOUGH.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The firm heretofore existing under the firm name of Shimp & Watt, pro- prietors of the Turf Saloon, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Charles Watt retiring from the firm. Obe Shimp, the remaining partner, will collect all amounts due said firm, and pay all bills outstanding against the firm 1f Shimp & Watt.
 CHARLES WATT.
 OBE SHIMP,
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23

Professor Douglas said he cid not look for any great changes. The effect of the Eastern war should be to create a more active demand for copper and strengthen prices. At any rate the outlook for producers looks good. and Arizona's copper camps have the promise of a prosperous year.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23
st41,5e4 IN MINERAL.
That Amount Produced in Mexico for
 Year 1eO2-'o3.

The total mineral production oi Mexico from all sources during the fiscal year 1902'03 is stated by Eco romista Mexicana to be $145, 5,500,00o Mexican currency, as shown in the following statements: Silver, sS2, 300 900; gold, ss2,5Oo. 900; copper and copper ores, s1s s,60O,00 lead and lead ores. S5,670,000; antimony and anti nnony ores, $1,139,000; asphalt and coal, 35,000; marbles, s15o, o,000; other minerals, s200,000; total production 1902-03, S141, ,594, ,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23
His Trip.

Owenlotts (cougr.ns torcedly)-I've been advised that triy abroad would be greatly to my benefit
 Sharpun-Whc sAvi-e~- you, your law yer or doctor ?-Towd ann Country.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-23

Made Her Presence Felt.
 Tom<sfiss Lowd was in your box party at the theater last night. heard. Dick-Yes, and everybody else with in fifty feet of the box heard too.- Philadelphia Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
a NaqAL. MYSTERY.

No Cause Assigned For tte saeids Of
Lieutenant Commander Agar6u tar.
Pensacola FLA. April Complete
mystery surrounds the suicide 81 lea-
tenant Commander Edgar Towqen
Warhurton chief engineer 81 tire hat.
tleship Maine Ne cause whatefcr can
be assignee 70 ne deed, and tic theory
Is that FL was either mentally deranga
by worry over tie maehlncrs Of tie
Maine on else the act was not inien.
fioual.
rho hodS was shipped to Philadel
phia for fnterment. This was done
upon request Of Mrs Warburton. wife
II the deceased From the docks where
the funeral party landed 70 the train
the body was escorted by marines and
bluejackets. together with officers OF
the Maine Little credencc is given
mere to the report that unpleasantness
existed among the engineering forces
and other commanding officers Of The
ship Commander Warbmton was on
pleasant terms with all the officers of
the Maine and was one 81 tile most
popular officers on the vessel 4 court
Of Inquiry has been convened here Il
make d thorough examination info tin
cause OF the death No letters or mes
sages were ieft by tie deceased non
did he intimate to amy OF his persona
friends that he intended committing
the act.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
COLOMBIA is DESPERATE.
Nil Fight If Appeal From Recent De-.
eislon Is lneffeetuaI.


Paris, Apl Jorge IIolguin. iinan.
cial agent of colombia. who was one
Of the parties nstigating the recent
suit against tle Panama Canal coni-
pany, says in the course Of an inter-
view:
We intend to appeal and # that
fails we viii apply 70 the court Of
cessation. Finally if al the French
courts refuse MS Justice Colombia win
publish a manifesto 70 The world. ex.
planning that she is the victim 81 Oil
Gus spoliuticn which compels her Is ii
sort 10 arms
THE American sana6rens 1t Dion
end Panama nov prevent Colombia
from debmkine Tie troops eDnsen
trated at BatranGilila, but sooner o
later those sqnadrons win be with
drawn. and flieu tie Colombian forces
viii invade the rebel republic Of Pana-
MA ard make war
Although IIolguin's remarks are TX
pressive of the purposes Of the eoiom
biun celony here they are in marked
contrast with the pacific intentions
which General Reyes declared in az
Interview March u. previous TO his re-
turn to colombia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
Imrorlans - - 80.

Washington kilrils4 The arrest NJ
Chicago 81 Airs Emmn 4. Watson ~
Portland, Ore for alleged implication
in the sweeping land frauds in oregon
il said here to be one OF the most inn
portant that have yet been made as the
result of that investigation The IN
terror department has heen trying te
locate Mrs Watson for months md
the secret service followed numerous
elews in making the search fhHl eaaed
successfully Il is alleged that She
brought parties 70 Oregon ~ locate on
huls II c0ntrayenfion u tlie laws, That
sh represented number Of people IN
these transactions and Chat She has tlg.
ured conspieuonsy ~ numerous land
denis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
MENTAL BUOYANCY.

Aph 70 box strengthens the neryo-
spinal systems Of both men and women.
It promotes the natural secretions OF
necessary elements, II postpones indea-
nitely the encroaehing frigidIty Of old age,
by whatever cause produced, and creates
mental buoyancy, health vigor and happi-
ness.
Aph-Ro- Dox cures Neurasthenia 10 eli
Their sex by stimulating the natural cell
action and the proper nerve centres. The
celebrated scientist, Or Cyrus Edison
says this disease is more prevalent thar
ever. Aph-Ro. Dox cures it
No home should be without bottle Of
Aph 10 Dox. 1t is a constitutional in.
vigorant and nerve restorative That pro
notes happiness,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
&c &c j the PsnnsyIyan.a.

Reading PA, April 1.-Two persons
were killed aud a dozen others injured
in a collision between m express train
and q coal train on the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad near Pottstown. Tie coal
train was lying on siding, and the en-.
gineer's orders, It is said, were to wait
for an accommodation and the Express.
The accommodation passed, when the
coal train pulled out on the main track
and the express crashed iuto 1T
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
MIN Agreement IN Nav EnaIand.

Boston, April "A working agree
ment for six months. beginning April
I, has been reached by the New ENG.
land MIX Producers association and
the milk contractors Of this city This
arrangement j. Ii result Of several con.
ferences between delegates of the con-
tractors and the farmers. The price Of
milk to consumers win not be ehansed
The proposed plan u the farmers e
form cooperative Organization which
win distribute milk md RENTER rela-
tons with the contractors unnecessary
il is said. has not vet been perfected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05

Newburg, y. Y, April 4 The Repub
hcan assembly convention for the Iird
district Of Orange county held here Sc
lected Governor Odell, Senator l.. L.
Goodsell G r. WarinI. Congressman
Thomas W Brady, William g Tag
CART Captain Joseph N. DickeY James
u. McSi8ert, John r. Rose mn lar.
vey K Taylor Us delegates to the st e
convention Resolutions We're adopted
indorSing Che administration of lrpst
dent Roosevelt and that Of Governor
QdaU
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
/ e vOus Catarrh Sufferers

There Is no disease that causes more
suffering than nervous eatarrh. Nervous
eatarrh kills happiness.
This disease manifests itself il many
forms Aph-Ro-Dox cures them all. Per
haps you have stomach trouble and
bowel trouble and you don't know what
Is the matter. Your food does not digest.
Your system fails to asslmllate ths
nourshment Your stomach Is sour. You
suffer with wind in The stomach and guIp
with unseemly belches OF gas Your bow
els are irregular You have unaecountable
pains 10 bowels and stomach. Perhaps
you wake suddenly out u a soand sleep
with deathly sickness and nausea. Grad
ually these symptoms increase TIL life be-
comes burden. The chain Of life Is
breaking. Happiness is gone.
These are sensations and symptoms
which show the beginnings OF nervous
oatarrh Of the stomach and bowels
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
BEEF TRUST INVESTIGATION
Government Trying to Learn Why
Fresh Meat Is So High.

Fresh Meat Is So Hiah.
st. Louis, April IA corps Of agents
Of the United States department. Of
commerce IS In st Louis inQuiring into
lie operations If the alleged beef
trust.
Their names and their movements are
kept secret
According to Information they have
been sent here by Secretary corclNa
ia aceouaae Will 4 resolution q can
gress insirwtlng him % inycsfiatie
"tle causes of tlie alleged Low pfiec7 of
beef cattle III the United states iii lniy
and the unusually large marein be.
tween Tie prices of beef cattle and tie
selling prices Of fresh heei
A resolution directs Secretary eos'el-
you to ascertain and report Wheeler
tie prices have been manipulated hg
any corporate combination and If 50
what THE capitalization management
and profits of such combinations are
The inspectors Will visit Chicago.
Kansas CITY and st Joseph and win
also probably 70 70 Omaha
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05

WASHINGTON, Anri. THE depart
mcnt ~ agrieultgre bas issued Il report
on Fiji fgtit trees frozen IN 1904 In
New Yafs End New Fngklul. especial
III ~ the Hudson and e9nnegticat val.
leys The report says THE damage was
found 70 be mainly g neaeh Iapanese
plum ana pear trees ana tlie most seri-
Gus harm was confined largely to the
lower levels ANA nNekets The report
advises against seeere nrunirs of fire..
zen pear trees nj this season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
INDIANA FL0555IJWN
Water Rec ding ID All Paris cf
tie Inundated State.
CAPITAL CITY IS DRYING OUT

Other Cities Report the Gradual Sub
alaenss Of the Rivers and Lakes.
Evansville and Terrs Haate Railroad
Resuu,ins Traffic.
indianapolis lnd April Alarm
prevailed here FOR some time because
of the continued rise Of White river
ani Pogus run. the backwaters Of
which again Hooded the waterworks
pumping station crippled street rail
sway traffic and threatened 10 duplicate
the damage done in the food Of the
week before last Later tie waters re
ceded. and no further apprehension
was felt The pumping sutton and
street railways lave again resumed
operations and Tie city is again with
adequate protection from ire Dis
patches from all towns ip northern ana
central Indiana where the high waters
We're threatening advise Tint the wa
tiers are receding, aud It Is believed
hat the danger is passed. East Ma
mn lAtAH NfttAf ttA AttttAAf fsf ~ -
and will have 10 be rebuilt
AT 81 Funcisvillc and al Russell
vile and Billet. ILL.,. the situation is
still critical Two men arrived at Vim
cennes in boat and asked for relief
for Russellville. where. they say. near.
| IL every house X submerged ANA people
lare without provisions except meal.
A ferryboat manned by twenty-five
/ men arrived from Billett ana bought
provisions. which were taken to the
isolated town They told Of great suf-
iferine there because Of tie scarcity of
food
/ AT Evansville the Ohio began rising
land st one time registered 800 feet.
lbut later the waiers fell slowly and il
Ii thought Tint there viii tie no further
laumge. Green ana Barren rivers are
both banlfuiI The Evansville aud
Terre Homie road which had been ici
up for nearly wees is now seadiag
rsius tlFaUeb
sHall laka in northern ludiana are
bankfHil ANA a3odng the lawloaas n
Alexandria tso bridges went on aad
scottiawn suburb, Is entirely eat
OH state Mine Inspector lsppersau
| says there is general damage 70 coat
mines an orer Tie state, especially Id
| firecne Clay and Parke counties Al
| Coumbus the central pier Of the In
Indianapolis toanhus und Southern
Il Traction eompanys briege went ouI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
The Times Daily Short Story.
esQx9oSe2R%eSQaaSQsesQM - -

Il do. your grace You said that @
playwright must be born 70 his work
or, rather, his play in other words,
that Il must be all play and no work. "
Every true. replied the duke eand
have found your production all work
and no play
your gracep exclaimed the young
man, starting back as though TO es-
cape blow
"And as for plot continued the
duke there's not yestige Of plot
in any one of the five acts
your gracei Have mercyw
u have a mind" the critic went on,
ito throw you into prison for cooking
up a plot Of another kinda plot TO SCI
cure my reading Of your manuscript
"But. your grace. will you not keep
it till another time? I'm sure you will
see its merits on a second reading"
"a second readingH cried the duke,
hurting the manuscript at the would
be playwright. ''Begone! / have no
time to spend porting over your worth
less trash. You're lucky that I do not
pay you lis yaluea lash for every
line"
Cringing to the very door, the play
wright gathered up the loose sheets
and made his exit
Two days later, mounted on feet
horse, booted and spurred. he rode into
a camp containing not over dozer
men. but all Of prominence.
"What newsT' was the cry.
"The prince Is with us!''
"Have you his written agreement
Il have"
How did you escape the vigilance
Of the dnkeY'
By this time the messenger had dis
mounted and taken a roll Of manu-
script from his saddlebags,
Listen" he said Knowing Of tht
dukes partially for the drama, wrote
d play or a nretense to a play in which
I embodied the princes message and
the details Of a plan he suggests fol
as. Then | attempted TO pass thu
fines. was arrested and carried before
the duke. He read the manuscript anC
1 found no DOL no play. VIII SHOW
/ you more plot than Is to be found Il
an tie plays Of Christendom"
Stepping to a fire, he seized Dran'
aud. selecting a certain page OF hi
/ manuscript. held It 10 the heat, Browl
letters appeared, giving plainly tn
I message
We are with you heart and soul and vii
| accept the throne that rightfully belong
70 US. TflEEBOLl9, =. K.
! This was not all. Every tenth wor
| of the manuscript read together, gay
minute details Of a plan Tor oyerturr
| ing the existing government
/ a few weeks later when the risin
had been successful. the duke was le
before the young man who had pose
| as IN author
your grace. he said. you wer
/ pleased to consider my production a
work and no play Yon were correc
| In acknowledgment Of your critic;
discernment you win not be moieste'
Indeed the prince Will offer you an 10
portant post in the new government =
f. A. mitchell.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
DIR. CALMAN.

Some Of the most famous
physicians in Europe and Amer
lea have used the formula with
wonderful success which ! now
give to the world for the first
time under the name Of Aph-
Ro-Dox.
1t builds strength. 1t in
creases the natural vigor. Il
cures catarrh Of the head,
stomach, bowels, kidneys and
The Bladder.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
ole PLAYWRIGHT
Iorlenall

loTiginall
May it please your grace, man
has been arrested who Is suspected OF
carrying messages for The conspira.
tors.
Bring him TO me-
A young man was led into the pres
ence of the duke He was Of an intel
lectual cast Of countenance and wore
bis hair long. The officer who had him
in charge carried n roll of manuscript,
which he handed to the duke.
What's thisf7 asked his grace Of the
prisoner.
"A play
who are your
Arthur Cabot"
Your occupationg
An author"
Was ever a play Of yours produced
upon the mimic stageY"
mo. your grace"
TO what do you attribute your i'll
successT"
"The stupidity Of the readers"
tut, man; more likely to your own
stupidity"
Il do my work eonsciendously and
do not spare myself"
"Playwriting is not work A play
wright should be poet. A poet Is
born. not made"
"But your grace does not understand
what mean by the stupidity Of the
readers They are too stupid to read
my plays"
why so7'
rThey are taken up with reading
their own"
"You shall not End such fault with
me. win read your play. but warn
you If find in it the slightest trace Of
plot against his majesty Oh goes your
head7
THANK heaven replied the author
raising his hands and eyes. II am AZ
last to receive a hearing"
Take him away said the duke
and bring him to me on the morrow
The author was led out, dancing
along gayly as though the hope Of
years had been realized.
"Methinks. remarked the duke as
he watched the retreating Cabot. play
writing must be d hard field to enter
! wouId not wonder if this young man
knowing Of my interest in the drama
Inns himself put out a suspicion that
he is carrying messages between these
villains, who are seeking to enthrone
the pretender, to secure my reading o.
his play Well. he shall receive justice
st my hands"
The next morning the playwright
was marched again into the presence
of the duke. The young man looked
eagerly III his grace to read bis fate
While there was no evidence Of th'
dukes having been delighted with tn
piay, there was none OF his having dis
covered anything reasonable in it
ARTHUR Cabot he said, do yo'
mind what | said to you yesterda!
about the constitutional makeup Of I
playwright
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
ernan Appsals Il win Case.

New Haven, Conn, April 4 Notice
OF ali appeal to tue supreme court for
of mn appeal to The supreme court from
been filed BY counsel for William ].
Bryan III The philo = Bennett viii
case. The appeal Is from the finding
which excluded As 2 part Of the viii
the sealed letter hy which Mr. Bennett
expressed wish that Mrs Bennett
should turn over Ss0,09o from HI Is es.
tate to Mr.. Rlyen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
Aph RO Dox Cures Catarrh
(It Costs You Nothing

Of all kinds It strengthens the blood. II
revitalizes the nerves. It's p1reiy ner-
yous condition which produces derange.
ment Of the mucous lining OF the stomach
Restore the blood and nerves to health
with Aph Ro-Dox; raise the standard Of
your vitality 10 healthy vigor with Aph-Rc-
box and the nervousness disappears, the
mucous surface regains its healthy tone
and the unpleasant sensations and symp-
toms disappear Your health IS restored ;
your happiness is restored The chain Of
life IS again complete
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
FIood soIvea a MYstery.

Delaware. o., April 4 The roecdine
waters here have disclosed the body Of
Shadr0ck Westhrook prominent
farmer 81 Ashley. who has been miss.
ing since March II. on which date he
purchased farm. paying cash there
for and having considerable sum Of
money In his possession after the
transaction. The coroner Will hold an
inquest to try to determine whether
the cause of death was accidental or a
murder,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-05
Mars M-I.Ians Il 60 osaI.

Boston. Anril Z Tb0mas M Lawson
IN a statement given q the press re
fewing to lbs reeent testimony ia the
Boston s4s consolidation ease said: "On
the witness stand ! spa&c Of deal
whereby S51tt000 profits had been
made. Mich commend has been made
at tire tremendousaess ct the aino0at
viii say il had put It at even Sd6..
000D0o i would have leen Well inside
the truth