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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
DEER DEVASTATING JERSEY FARMS
Animals Escaped from Park Destroy Crops
Whips the Only Defensive Weapons.

Blairstown. y. J.. June 30-Tho farmers Of Paha-
quany Township finding much fault with tho
deer that turned out OF the big Worthington
Park. The deer wandering will over tho
country and seem 10 have the right Of way to the
grain and clover fields well as the backwards OF
the farmers. Just now they are turning their at
tentOn TO the grain fields. and Fl Is feared they
will destroy the crops. The fields especially
attractive to them.
one field almos: completely DESTROYED. What the
deer didn't eat they trampled down The law is
severe with reference to shooting deer and the
farmers say they have redress except to take
their cart whips and beat the animals when they
appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
ARBUCKLES GET LARGE PLOT.
Said to Have Paid $350,000 for Land Ad
Joining Brooklyn Factories.

Arbuckle Brothers have bought from the Pc r.
estate fits holdings Bridge and John SITS and
East River Brooklyn. which VIII be used in GO
pection with THEN sugar mandatory adjoining
on the west The price is said 10 have been aha.
ss5oO00
Bridge-st., about 200 feet John-st with den:
OF close on 10 400 feet. having three piers Do .
and 2i5 feet long. There are several old brick an
frame buildings on the property at present The
Arouckles are also understood 10 have obtaine
me mort beast corner OF Bridge and John sts a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
TO ACCEPT sCHwAB's RESIGNATION
Report That w. P. Snyder Will Succeed Him
As u S. Steel Director Denied.

The resignation of Charles NJ schwab as a di-
rector Of the United States steel Corporation. fl
definitely learned yesterday. which has been
before the board of directors ever since Nj
5 'hwah's retirement from the presidency. VIII he
accepted at the quarterly meeting Of the board
next month.
report that Mr. Schwab's successor in the
directorate would DE ". T. Snyder president oc
the Clarion Steel Company IS denied on the high
est authority. Mr. SChwab's friends assert that
he is withdrawing from active connection with the
Steel Corporation that he may devote himself more
closely 10 other enterprises with which he IS con
nected Among these the reorganized United States
Shipbuiiding Company Is probably the frs the
Bethlehem steel plant, formerly owned by Mr.
SchWab being part of the concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
BUSY YEAR FOR THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

The fiscal year Of the United States Treasury
ended with the closing Of business yesterday. A
statement Of business for the year at the New
York Custom House. made Up for Collector Stran-
ahan. says:
Year 1so3-04: Number OF entries. So, SOS. COM
pared with 36l56S in 1902 OS Amount collected
duties in l903-04. s170972579 So as compared with
SSos701+4 q for the year 19O203 This shows In
crease or S.Sz9 packages entered and decrease OF
SSss'064 "a in the amount of duties collected.
Mr.. Stranahan declared that last year a
banner year in the amount OF duties collected run
ming far ahead OF any previous year. and that tho
amount OF duties collected this year largely ex-
ceeCed that OF any year previous to last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
FLEE FROM HOTEL.
Fire DTUes ont Smith 6 McNePs
Guests and Mattresses.

There was small fire and much excitement last
night among the five hundred guests and hundred
girl employees at Smith g. McNells Hotel, Green
wich Washington and Vesey SITS. All fed to the
street, with luggage and some only half clad.
The blaze started. through the carelessness OF a
cook in kitchen in the centre of the group Of
old buildings. who allowed some fat to boil over.
Instantly a shower of flame ran up the iron chin
ney, which lined with SCOT. the outlet on
the roof. The flames were seen for blocks. The
girls employed in tho place who in their
dormitory in the Vesey-st building, which occupies
four floors. to the street. Some We're in bed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
TITLE TO KEMP PARCELS PASSED.

II was reported several days ago that the real
estate OF the George Kemp estate. which was
offered at auction recently in partition proceedings
was TO be taken by a corporation to be formed
for that purpose. and 10 be known the George
Kemp Real Estate Company The company took
title TO the parcels yesterday for s. eco 1t
gagged some OF them To the NeW-NOrk Life InSUr-
ance and Trust Company for = $50 for five years
at per cent One of the parcels is the BCcking-
ham Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
NEWSPAPER MEN LUNA PARK GUESTS

A large number of newspaper men of all kinds
"ere the guests yesterday of Thompson & Dundy
At Luna Park. Coney Island. on Press Day The
freedom OF the attractions given to all who
there. and many hundreds with their families
OF friends, went through the pleasure ground
spending several hours in visiting the many shows
The newspaper mer began TO arrive early in tho
day and the last of them did not leave the place
til late at night The Trip the Moon the War
Of the Worlds, Twenty Thousand Leagues J-ndar
the Sea, the Durbar at Delhi and the many Other
guests ~
GRANITE PAYERS WANTED
all the season, at steady work. See the IittIa Al
of the People"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
WANTED TO DIE; WATER TOO COLD
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE

by TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.
st. Louis June S0.-A man giving the name OF Eli
Young. and carrying a leather satchel containing
letters addressed to e. K. Young. No. 222 East
Eghteenth-st.. New-York, was found drenched with
muddy water to-day by a policeman in the Bur
ington Railroad yards. The explained that
he had tried TO commit suicide by drowning In the
river but had found the water too cold. In his
pockets was found $50. He was taben TO the CITY
HOSPITAL. where he is held FOR Observation -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
ARCTIC AUToMosILIsr ARRIVES

g. J. Ghdden, who has spent the last two months
automobiling in Europe arrived yesterday on the
Deutscniand; He also made trip in his machine
across the Arctic Circle Late in August ne will
Desh an automobile tour around the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
A WOMAN ITS HOUSE SURGEON.
DR.. Emily Dunning to Take Charge at
Gouverneur Hospital

DIR. Emily Dunning the first woman doctor to
act as house surgeon in hospital in this city.
will take charge at Gouverneur Hospital to-day.
DIT. Dunning has been serving ambulance sur
geon and doing other hospital work at Gouverneur
for the last Dr. Edward &. Batcheldcr IS the
new house physician and he and DR.. Dunung will
change places after three months for three months
more Then they will leave the institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
WANT SENATOR CLARK NOMINATED
Fellow Passengers on the Teutonic Start
Presidential Boom for Him.

Senator William a. Clark OF Montana. returned
yesterday from Europe the Teutonie. He win
stay in this city for few days then going 20 St
Louis TO the Democratic National Convention. lie
refused to discuss politics. though the passengers
on the Teutonic thought he did so well as presid-
ing officer at the regular ships concert that they
passed resolution calling on the ST. Louis con
venton to nominate him for President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01
IN COURT FOR HIRING NON.UNIoN MEN
Milwaukee Tailors Accused of Violating an
Injunction.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. !

Milwaukee. June S0.-Judge Ludwig to-day or
dered William Marnitz Co. taiIors to appear
before him on Saturday and show cause why they
should not be declared in contempt of court for
violating the Injunction which he issued on last
saturday, ordering the company to employ none ex-
cept union taors. Since the injunction was issued
the ta,ioIs union declares that the company has
continued to employ non-union men The entire
trouble grows out of the alleged violation OF
contract with the union by the employers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-01

STEADY WORK ALL THE SEASON
Tor hrst class granite PAYERS and Others, See the
Little Ads, Of the People" :
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
Bad Fire Averted-A

Bad Fire AVerted-A roomer whc hung damp clothes containing a pack ct of matches Oy/r a heater to cry at the Doyle Lodging House came very
 nearly causing that big structure to go up in flames about 1 o'clock yes terday afternoon. The matches warm ed as the clothes did. and finally set fire 10 the latter and to the wall of the room. The blaze was discovered in time to allow of it's being put out before more than small damage had been done. En response to the fire alarm sent in the fire equipment was hIched behind wagon and got to the scene in quick time. Fortunately there was small need for its services.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07

StcIe ciothes-Ccl. Roberts. Q well known miner is minus a new suit of clothes. In addition he is also minus a room mate. Whether the depart ure Of the latter and the disappear ance of the clothes had any ccicnec- ton is q matter of surmfse only, up 10 the present time. However. the officers were looking for the room mate, whose name is Marts, yesterday in expectation that he could throw some light on the affair. Roberts rooms d. the Kinsey House. from where the theft of his clothes was made.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
:: PERSONAL MENTION. <
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v F Y T T Y s 'r -f T Y Y ss 'F sF -s | c. L. Beckwith has been confined to his room for couple of days se Iverely ill f
 Chairman Bowen, of the Board of Supervisors, left last evening for Tombstone.
 City Attorney Fred Sutter return ed 70 town lasi night from court busi- hess at Tombstone
 SuperintN ;lent of Bridges Ryan. Of the F. P & 5. w, was a visitor in the city last evening.
 Arthur Case and Simms Etor. cf the Tombstone Consolidated. returned to Tombstone yesterday after a few oays SpeCt in this city.
 Mrs. Henry Utz and Miss Florence Williams have returned 10 their home at Leadviile, Colo, after a visit with Mrs. A. E. Downs, of this city.
 Judge A. Y Wright, of Douglas. was in the city last evening eIroute home from Tombstone. where he was 10 look after cases he has in court.
 w T. King. Fl Paso's Leading Ha- berGasher, Is in the city d1 business and says that he likes the business complexion of the Queen city of Ari- zona and rather aomires the variety of it's architectural make up.
 Dr. Brown came tn last evening from the coast, where he has been re cuperating from the serious illness Le suffered some time ago at Fl Paso He will remain here several days with friends before returning to Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
DEATH OF ED SMITH
Followed Injuries Sustained at Cana
 nea-sooy Brought Here.

The body of Edward Smith, until a month ago q well known miner of this city, was brought here last even ing from Cananea, where he died on Sunday as the result of an illness fol lowing injuries received while work iIg in Cananea mine two weeks ago The injuries were at the time sustained c4nsioered not in any de gree seriOus, Mr. Smith continuing a his work for three days after being hurt
 Mrs. Smith and a few intimate friends accompanied the body to this ely last evening, the widow being ai- most pro5trated with grief and suffer ing greatly. WOIkmen and members Of the Frate-Ial Brotherhood met the body at the train, the deceased having been an esteemed member of both ot these orders. Under their auspices the funeral will occur Thursday after noon at o'clock from library Hall.
 The deceased was 32 years of age. 4 wire survives him. When a resi- dent of lhis city he lived on Young blood HHh, in which neighbOrhOod he owned considerable property up 10 the time of his decision to go to Cana nea, when he disposed of his interests here. He was a young man of excel lent character, industrious and kind ly. The news ofsRis death came as a great shock tc his many friends here. few Of whom eyen knew that he was sick.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
Dr. L. N. Swikerath

Dr. L. M. Swikerath, eye specials; from Phoenix, is here again at Cop per Queen Hotel until Monday even- ing, December 12th only. If there is anything the matter with your eyes CT if You need glasses see him while he is here. Par1ats have your children's eyes examined now. Prices reasonable. Consultation free. A good pair of glasses make a very appropriate Xmas present. Leave your order now. Open evenings.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
IN HALF-HOSE

For men. We carry the famous SHAW KNIT. The best 25c hose on the market any place. 25c AT THE SAFE PLACE. (Black, white-foot, grey or slate colors) DO YOU WEAR WOOLEN HOSE? If so, see cur fine cashmere scx-black or grey in 9 fine light weight-35c, PR. S1.oo. Fancy woolen sox also.
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
BUSINESS CHANGE.

The attention of our readers is call ed to the new firm of Mosher & Reed, Main Street Market. Mir. Reed, re- c5lt foreman of Fisher Bros market in Douglas, has bought an interest n the Main Street Market, and the pub lie are cordially invited to e.ve the new firm a call.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07

At Tonr5stone-Night Policeman Wilmuth and Superintendent of Streets Kreigbaum were passengers out last evening for Tombstone where they were summoned as vii nesses. During the absence of off cer Wilmuth, Jack White wall be on night patrol service.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
BRIEF CITY
 NEWS

Frcm Sonora-George Roberts. Ho- mer Rambc and party returned to the city yesterday from their hunting trip into Sonora. They report a high ly agreeable outing attended by some good shooting
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
IN GLEASON COUNTRY.

Frank Perley is in the city for a few days from property he is develop ing in the Gleason section. Mr. Per ley states that things are looking well out that way, and the prospects for the future good.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07

For Hold Up - Two Mexicans wtll be arraigned in the court Of Judge Mcdonald this morning for holding up and robbing James Finn of a gold watch and chain on the morning of the 29tA on the Lowell road below the railroad depot. It IS sad that ev- idence will be submitted showing the guilt of the men beyond doubt. Wit nesses have been secured who will testify that the men under arrest Of fered the watch and chain in question for sale after the robbery. At pres ent the whereabouts of the goods are not known.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07

From Trip Mortal. E. Thompson returned to the city last eveLing from a business trip to Clifton. MOrenci Globe and Jerome. He states that there is a good deal of activity in al of these mining camps. but that they fall considerably short of the Bisbae article ot life.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07

Taxes Oelinqueat-MaSlsha Snod- grass reports that mahy are yet to come in with tax payments, and gives warning that all not paid by the time fixed by law, the 18th of the month. will 20 delinduent
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
From Now On

We will talk to you all about EX- cLUSIVE LINES IN MEMS FINE FURNISHINGS. Lines that are gen orally 10 be found ONLY in frst-class MEMS FURNISHING HOUSES.
 WE'LL HAND YOU PACKAGES in our store that upon examination you1l fand are as GOOD IN QUALITY as can be had, and ihe SAME PRICES PREVAIL as in the FINE FURNISH ING STORES of all localities.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07

Joe Frcemel, a well known instru- ment maker and piano tuner of Tue sdn, is a business visitor in the city.
 P. A. Bowen. until recently night operator with the Postal Telegraph in this city, has taken the position Of check clerk at the E. F. & s. W. de- pot. Mr Bowen has mace many friends in the city who learn of his intention 10 remain here with pleas ure.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
Fer Jury Duty-The following ciu.

Fer Jury Duty-The following citi- zens of Bisbee left town yesterday for Tombstone, where summoned 10 do jury Cuty: .. P. Messner. D. H. Cinnamon. P. II. Silas. o. T. Eastman, P. H. Anderson, w. E. Burnett. R. c. Marold. w. c. Busick, J. E. Norcruss, Louis Sesler. P. J. McNelis, P. F. Prather. J. C. Cutler. J. R. Vanslyke J. L. Martin
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07

Carnival Decorations 4 humber of business houses in the city have commenced decorations for the places in advance of the opening of the car nival season, to commence in the city on Saturday. The shows of the car Itval company will arrive in town on Friday, and will get into operation on Saturday
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07
NOTICE.

All members of the F'raternal Broth erhood are urged to be present a. Pythian Hall this evening. There will be nomination and election of officers. Per order
 X lNTT D.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07

MARY GILL. Pres.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07

C. l.. Beckwith has been confined to his room for a couple of dpys se- verely iil.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-07

SCHWARTZ BROS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12

Ohio. and will be- the guests az the
sanltarIum for a week Thoy are
on an Inspection tour OF The establish.
monts OF the Sisters Of Charity %
this ara Of the country.
70 has boon decided by the govern.
mont 90 erect buildings for weather
bureaus ia an cities OF iess than &C.,
900 inhabitants. Something like $40.
600 will ho appropriated Tor a build
Ing at Santa Fo However this ir
not definite yet. nor the time when
the building viii be erected az 70 &.
tho plan 90 construct only Ave or
ak buildings a year
The democratic county central com
mittco met ne the Office OF Judge n
% LaughiIn for the purpose OF nxlna
tho time OF holding the primaries foi
fho county convention tnat viii select
the delegates from this county 90 Oh,
territorial convention 90 Silver Cf,
on April l3. Arthur se.lRmau Do chair
man and Juan DOlraio secretary ul
the committee
MN.H h.NN'A TT. NN ID 20 ''A N'NA".
Road. had tho misfortune a few day.
agl OF having several OF her ribs frac
turod in "a runaway She was throwr
from the busy ~ which sho was rid
ing and was struck by one OF IN,
wheels Owing to her advanced age
the injury d quite serious but the at
tending physician. DR.. W. NJ Popple
woll. expects recovery.
United states Deputy Surveyor J
| TURKEY has returned from Nambe d
I tSe northern part Of this county whor'
/ he has been with United states exam
inor OF surveys. w. ,. Lighifoot. Nc
T Llghtfoot found that the surveys o
I the bundaries Of the Nambo Puobl
/ reservation have boon made In accord
! anco with Instructions and regulation
90 lhc interior department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
LAS VEGAS

PROM tho Optic
Richard Dunn has returned TO Roc.
ada. lie has quite recovered from
ihe effects OF MIA recent lllnoss.
A Philadelphia society o. circulating
peatals by the endless chain systom
10 make up a gigantic petition 20 have
laws passed sufficient 20 stop the sale
~ cigarettes 20 minors Some OF these
ards have come 10 Las Vegas. The
md in yiuw ls not a now one. and the
faethod employed OF reachlng the end
viii. " ail respond, make a gigantic
petition fast enough.
Al a special masters sale concluded
"a the door OF the court house w e
Gortuer sold 90 the First National
llank an equity 90 the property re.
Gently owned by NJ, NJ. Mcscho0lcs
corner Twelfth and Lincoln. The price
was a. 800. Tho property consists of
three residences. barns, stables. cor.
rala and the residue Of the transfer
business. A considerable sum on
mortgage is assumed by the bank
r.. j. Kaggs OF El Paso. Texas. was
In the city Thursday and Friday on
private business. Mt skagga has been
president OF the Texas Industrial I'm.
migration association the past Eve
years and gives a rood report Of I'm.
daHtrla conditions ln that state The
gentleman ia on old Newspaper man
and experienced town builder and IL
iH hla opinion taat Las Vegas will al.
ways rank among the leading cities Of
this territory. A great deal depends
he says, upon the cooperation OF our
people. A we'll patroniaoe board Of
trade on huCiness mans lodge Is a.
waya an evidence OF a wideawako
modern town, and your advantages
AZ a health resort are a fortune With
10 themselves n you could trans
slant your Grand Canyon" your hot
sprlngs and your fine. pure water to
~ paso. you might name your price
aad come back with q satisfactory
hHi of exchange on the next train
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-12
s9CORRO
From mo oh.cltaln

From the Ch.cftain.
Oubcrson. SON OF Mr. and Mrs rr
priano Raca Of Albuquerque. Ia visit
Ing az the home OF his grandmother.
Mrs Jas r. Berry, on Eaton avenue
CAPT. Matthews has the now cen.
trail telephone station on the second
noor OF tho posoflce block IN excel.
lent condition. Everything Is neat and
orderly and works like a charm.
Some people are convlnsed that the
water from the spring at the foot OF
socOrro mountain % warmer than it
was before the recent earthquake
shook the foundations OF the earth IN
this locality
MRS Lena y lincoln % Boston.
Mass. mother OF Profs o. G. and
ChaB. r. Lincoln OF the school OF
Mines o. in The city and will remain
about a month o. a guest 10 the homes
OF her sons
Tho attention 0f the city authorities
~ respectfully called 20 the fact that
the roadside between the city ami
wv hNNNWl VI faNNNA ~ WYNN NAAAAN m
dumping grc"nd for dead horses. 10
fact the custom Of dragging dead ami.
mails ont there and leaving the an.
slightly ana unsayory carcassea near
the road has prevailed long time.
This Is hardly iair 10 the many people
who travel the road from two to four
tlmos a day.
Jos y Smith has been very sick
man FOR the last ten days. lie FIRST
suffered an attack 90 pieurisy. This
developed Into pluro-pneumonla. Other
complications have now developed
and u o. exceedingly doubtful what
the outcome will bee The services %
Miss Helen HCndrIckson Of Plttsburg.
Pa trained nurse OF rare experience
and ability have been secured On M.
Smiths behalf Dr. swishor has called
both Doctor CrulcNHhauk OF san Mar.
clal and Doctor Bacon of San Antonio
To- consultation. " medical skin and
careful nursing avail the patient win
| recover