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Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18

Attorney Hereford, of Tucson, is in the city on legal business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18

J. R. Shorten. well known business man of Douglas, was among visitors in town yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18

This is a better country to live-in, because Schilling's Best is in 1t.
 Your gvoesr's: moneybaeh
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18
Bio Rain Eas.-S A H

Big Rain East-S. A. Harris was among the arrivals in the city yester day from Fl Paso. He states that a very heavy rain fell between that city and Hachita, Wednesday. The rail- road track was covered at a couple of places. but no serious damage was done.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

Assistant Superintendent French made flying trip to Tombstone last Tuesday on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18

C. NJ. Burkholder is in town from Tucson looking after traffic for the Southern Pacific.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18

Shirley CTisty is in town from Phoe nix, looking after insurance business
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18
SampIing Works
 Contract Closed
WITH BENSON COMPANY - GETS A TWO HUNDRED-TON
 PLANT.

Has Ore Signed Up Sufficient to Start It off at Full capacity-Expected That Increase Will soon FoIlow-Is Standard Plant.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18
Davis to Grand Lodee-c.

Davis to Grand Lodee-C NJ. Davis, boarding house manager at Cananea, was in town last night en route to St Louis. From there he will go to Chi cago. and thence to Baltimore. At the latter place he will be a delegate in the Grand Lodge session of the Or der of Eagles- which will convene in the Marylahd fcity of oyster fame on tAe 18th of next- month. After this meeting Mir Davis will take a look al New York. and then return home. He expects 10 be absent from Cananes about six weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-08-18
Emergency Force Call In-Train

Emergency Force Call in-Train- master Olesen. of the E. P. & s. w, was in town last night en route to Douglas headquarters, from near Ben, son, where he was to straighten out a wash of l20 feet that occurred during the storm of Wednesday. Replace ment of the track was completed yes terday. All trains are now again run ming on the regular schedules. To day all the work trains called out foI the emergencies created by the biz storms of couple of weeks ago will go back to Douglas, with the excep ton of one. which will be kept out or regular repair work. Given ten day: freedom from violent storms. Mir Ole sen states. the road will be back ir condition A good and little bettel than that prevailing before the rainy season commenced doing business or an extensive scale. .s 4,.l~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
GOOD CHANCE
For Democrats to Win In Minnesota
If Republicans Place Two Tick.
cts In the Field.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
St Paul, June 29-The question of
who will he the Republican nominee
for governor Of Minnesota appears to
hinge on the decision of Senator NJ.
L. Clamp, who as prcsiling officer of
the convention. will rule whether or
not coutestng delegates will he al
lowed to vote ON the adoption of the
report of the committee on credentials
Each Of rhGp rincipal contestants.
Judge Loren w Collins st, Cloud,
and Former Auditor Robert c. Dunn,
Princeton, believe the decision of the
temporary chairman will be in his
favor.
over 300 hundred votes In the con
ycutiGn are involved in contests. AS
both elements have agreed upon tenn,
porary organization, the first test of
strength will come on the adoption of
The credental committee report
The majority of delegate, are not
fayorably inclined TO a proposed bolt
and the nominali6ll;:eif> two tickets.
Congressman ,Edtfy#'i+:%::llo@tTer, thinks
there will be- a;lgsip9JigIg: :iGaSld6r conven
tiOn. % .. e sssSSo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
MUST SETTLE
Government Will Not Protect Small
Republics In Their Illegal
Acts.
Rye Associated Press.

Rye Associated Press.
Wa hington, Juno G9--It is said
that the state department never has.
taken the ground that smaller repub
les were to be protected ny the Uni
led State either against rcclamations
by European power for violations of
contractural obligations or ng1inst
pr per demands arising ont Of viola
tions of International obligations such
rs it is alleged involved in the at
'ack on foreign minister's by Hlaten
oldicis.
So far the demands made on Hayi
ny France aud Germany arc not ex.
aesglve or opnras I've in the Judgment
ol the etl'c department there viii be
ala interference by this government.
but Developments will be watched
With keen interest % sec that the
line Is properly drawn and undue
punishment not inflicted II is not
doubted that tho Haitian government
will Supplement IL inadequate let
ter of apology by pGnishing the gull
ty guards when It realizes ii cannot
look for intervention by this country
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
JAPS CAPTURE THREE
OUTLYING F0RTRESSES
KEY. WEST
To Be Central Point of Governments
immense Wireless Telegraph
System.

Washington, June 29--Admiral
ManneS, chief Of the naval equipment
buraau, has entered into an agree,
ment with Abraham White, presi
dent of The American De Forest Wire
less Telegraph company, for the ac-
quisition by the navy office of the
longest wireless telegraph circuits in
the world up to this date, two Of
them being over 1,000 miles in length
The navy has felt keenly the neces
sity of IA wireless connection between
its naval bases Ia Guantanamo, Gu
Zebra aud Key West. realizing that IN
the event Of hostiltie8 with a for
eign power the existing cable system
would be the first point of attack,
The necessity Of protecting the canal
zone has enlarged the problem of
finding a secondary means of com.
munication, and the general board.
has learned a lesson. from the ilola-
ton of Port Arthur in the present
war.
Some time ago the equipment bu
reau began a series Of competitive
tests under immediate direction of
Lieutenant-C Commander Jayne, ami
the result was the arrangement to-
day between Admiral Mannoy and
Mr.. White to sign contract for t1e
supply to the government of wireless
instruments guaranteed to maintain
reliable service ON these circuits.
Key West to Panama, 1000 mile;
Porto Rico to Key West, 1000 miles;
south Cuban coast to Panama, 7l0
miles; Pensacola to Key West, $50
miles; South Cuba to Porto Rico, coo
miles.
TBe government agrees 10 0nelAte
in harmony with such stations and
vessels as now use the De Forest
system, aud this Is said to extend 70
Panama The governments instrG
ments will be attuued to harmonic
with those of the company, to prevca
Interference Tho navy viii have the
company'a key, SO the two may work
INTERCHANGEABLE, without the possibil
ity Of their messages being picked up
or stolen or suppressed by vessels or
stations equipped with other kinds of
apparatus
The enormous value of wireless tel
egraphy in naval operations, as re
yealed by Admiral Togo's last exploit
off Port Arthur, has FASTENED The
navy department 70 conclude this
contract.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
THE MILES BOOM
GETS AN IMPETUS
AT a Public Meeting of Prohi-
bitiOn Delegates 10 Convention
HE VOTED THE TICKET
IN THE LAST ELECTION AND WILL
ACCEPT THE NOMINATION If
RENDERED HIM - PLAT
FORM IN BRIEF.
BY the Associated Press

by tne Associated HfGSS
indianapolis, June 329-The boom
for Miles for the Prohibition nominee
for president was given decided for
ward movement by public meeting
of delegates and visitors at the state
house this afternoon Alonz0 f. viii
son, Illinois state chairman, Presi
dent John G. Woolley, Chicago, editor
The Voice, gave evidence as to Miles
position Elc said no had been in
close communication with Miles dur
ing the past six weeks, that he told
Miles he was coming to indianapolis
to assist in his nomination unless he
forbade it. Miles made no objection
Reference was made by several
speakers to Miles record against The
canteens and his alleged mstreat
ment at the hands of the administra
tion
Miles was quoted on authority OF
Rev d. b. Turney, of Illinois, as
having said he voted the Prohibition
ticket in the last election and as be
ing for the past four years total alb
stainer, Addresses fayorlug Miles
nomination We're made by Il. H. Pat
ton, Springfield, Ill, and others,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
COMMITTEE ORGANIZES

The new national Prohibition con
mittee organized tonight by eleeting
Oliver w Stewart. Chicago. chair
man; vice chairman, \. G. Wolfen
berger Lincoln, Ncb secretary
! James A. Tate, Hartman, Tenn. /;
treasurer, Samuel pickie, Albion
Mich
It was stated by ar official of the
committee thai o majority is opposed
to the numinetaA 1 Of Miles and in tit.
Nor Of single iss9e Platform.
Permanent organization of the Pro
hlbition national convention was AZ
fected by The election of A. c. Wollen-
berger, Lincoln, Neb.. chairman, and
W. G, Colderwood, Minneapolis, see
retary,
As Mr. Wolicnberger was introduc
ed and advanced to the platform
there was demonstration lead hy
the Nebraska delegation. His ad
dress followed prohibition lines close
ly
His reference to Miles brought ont
cheers, but when he naIned Oliver w
Stewart the demonstration continued
several minutes. After the vice pres
idents were named the convention al
jouruod until evening.
At the evening session short al
dresses were made by several dele
gates
A song advocating Miles nomina
tion caused an enthusiastic demons
tration.
The resolutions committee not he
ing ready TO report the convention al
j0urned until tomorrow.
That part If the platform agreed
upon by the general committee in
clGdes ix planks ON the liquor aues
tion, holding u the most import'nt is
sue. asserting that all systems hold
ing it has a right to exist have prov
od failures, plcdging the party to its
lbolshmcnt aud holding that there
is no real issue between the Republi
can and Democratic parties, the so
called l. ues being mere preteyts
over which they wrangle for cffice
ic touched on by pl9nl
all persons under the
American flag the rights given by the
constitution ono plank advocate.
the protection of the welfare of The
people bv a rigid application of jus
tice 10 all combinations Of capital
md labor. The proposed sound mon
ey plank was struck out by the sub
committee
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30

Toxic June 29--It is unofficiall.
reported that the Chik Wan Shan
Cit An Shan and So Cho Shan forts
southeast of that part of the Port Ar
thur defenses, were captured on Sun
day after an all.day fight, beginning
with an artillery duet,
So Cho Shan, it is added, was frs
captured and the other forts fell soor
afterward
The Russians retreated west, leay
ing 40 dead or wounded. The comp
sition Of the Japanese forces has no
been ascertained, beyond the fac
that it is said TO have consisted of al
branches of the service.
The Japanese lost three officers
and hundred men killed or wound
ed. and captured two guns and {
quantity of ammunition.
The officials here do not confirm
the report.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
BIC BATTLE
Non by Revolutionists in Uruguay
Government Loses 400
Men.

G}uenos Ayres, Argentina, June o.
dispatches from Bage. Brazilian
:oWn near the Uruguayan frontier
eport that q courier sent by Sayaria
as arrived there with a report of a
'attle at Tupambse, Uruguay The
ighting began on Wednesday Of last
veck and continued the following day.
The government forces had COO kill
u and 500 wounded while the revolu.
ionists suffered 100 killed and GOO
gounded
The Reyolutionists captured big
uantity of war supplies
Another di patch from Bage says
The rear of the revolutionary force
under Mariana Saravia, brother of the
leader of the revolution. is pursuing
he government troops under Gen
Bonavaente.
The rev'futionists occupy excel
lent positions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
COOK SHOT
At eonesteel. S. D., BY Police Officer
u. 8. Regulars Ordered cot TO
Prcserve Peace.
by Associated Press

by Associated Press
Bonesteel. S D, June 29-The gov
eminent has ordered three companie
Of regulars to Bonesteel to assist the
local authorities to preserve order
during the opening of the Rosebud
reservation July 9Th.
Tonight Kid English. a cook. was
fatally shet by Police Captain Ault
English, it is said. became boi.terous
and the officers ordered him tc
move On. He refused ami in an al
tercation which followed Ault ahoi
him The officer was arrested AMI
taken TO Taiitas for safe keping
Aloat G.a0G persons are quarterea
in tents and temporary building
awaiting the opportunity 10 register
Locsiers estimate 35.000' persons viii
be here during the registration period.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
CROOKED CASHIER.
Caught After Successfully Embezzling
Banks Funds For
Three Years.
3, the Associated Press.

Chicago, June - Col Jacob H
Plain, cashier of the German AmerT-
can National bank. Aurora. H., has
been arrested charged with the mis-
appropriation of 100000 Of funds Of
the bank. II is alleged his pccula-
ti0ns have extended over period OF
three years. during which time hank
examiners have several times gone
over the affairs OF the bank and re-
ported all correct When the short
age finally was discovered by spec
ial bank examiner. Plain WAS arrest
ed. He waived examination and wa3
held to the July term Of the federat
grand jury under bond of Si0,0O0ss
Plain has turned over all his private
accounts to the directors Of the bank
and his father and brother have made
good a part of the deficit. The capt.
tai stock Of the institution Is unfms
paired and is in excellent shape To-
withstand any run that may develop
as the result Of Plains shortage
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
REPORTS FROM PORT ARTHUR.

BY the Associated Press.
Cheloo, JIlit 50, ? 10 q. 10 FITS
europeans who left Port Arthur juno
; arrived here today from Pigeor
hay, where they embarked on a junE
June %.
They say that in the naval engage
nent June %. the Russian battleshir
ievastopol was slightly damaged
'ifteen days will be required to re
>air her The torpedo dispatch boat
Nmur was also badly damaged. The
europeans had not heard of the re
ult of the night engagement in
which the Japanese. claim to have
unk battleshlp Of the Pcre.vlet
'ype.
When the Russian fleet went ont
# Port Arthur. the. hopes of the resi-
dents were high and there was much
disappointment when the fleet return
ed home without engaging the enemy
The Russian fleet is now reported
20 consist of six battleships, five crui3
2rs and p smaller We sells.
June 23 the day on which the Baro
1eans left, the Japanese were report
II TO be trying to capture Wefu noun
tain. a strongly fortified position fiji
teen miles from Port Arthur
4 Frenchman who has been in Port
trthur since the war began. states
here are 10000 fighting men there
fhe food supply is sufficient
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
SERVICES HELD.

BY the Associated Press.
New York. June 29-services in
commemoratiOn of those who lost
their lives in the Slocum disaster
we're held in Cooper union tonight un.
Ter the auspices of the mayors re
form committee Rev Or Geo c. +
Haas, whose congregation was al
most wiped out by the disaster. &c
cupied seat on the platform. The
peakers. included Mayor McClellan
ieorge Ven Skai. Of the Stats Zei'.
ing, and Justice OBrlen, Of the sa
1reme court.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
RUSSIA WANTS TO COAL FLEET
AT French Ports En- Route From Baltic Sea
to Far East and Asks For the
Necessary Consent.

he's delay in forcing a great battle is
yell'understood to be due to the habit
I the Japanese generals of not strik.
ng before the deliberate completion
f all their preliminaries.
The Paris correspondent of the
lines says it is reported that Rus.
Ia has applied to the French govern
lent for permission to have all YES.
el5 of the Baltic fleet coal al French
,orts on their way to the far east
The Russian government, the cor.
aspondent says, is at present nego'
iating for a large supply Of coal, not
My in France, but also in Germany
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
ENDORSED CocKRELL..
'y the Associated Press

Joplin, Mo, June 29-The Demo
ratio state convention tonight elect
I'd the following delegate large to
the national conventi0n
United States Senator Stone, Gov
1rnor DOckery. Congressman Clark
Congressman Dearmond.
Thirtytwo district delegates were
llso chosen.
The convention endorsed Senator
Francis NJ cockrell for pre- Hen;
rhe unit rule was adopted
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
WITH BREA-HLEss INTEREST.

ST. Petersburg, June 29.-The whole
city is awaiting with breathess inter.
est news from the opposing armies
in southern Machuria, soon to grap.
pie in the decisive battle of the cam
paign But tfFse fury appreciating
the almost limpassable country
through which ihe japanese columns
are advancing hnd the difficulty Of
moving large bodies of troops into
position hardly expect the battle to
begin in Garnet inside Of several
days. although admitting heavy fight
ing between tie advance forces may
now be. in pr9ress.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
NEWS All RuFEAIo.

Buffalo. n Y, June % Mai A. J.
Myer declared today that the death
Of Miss Julia Sharp was accidental
not suicide
Col Mycr has not been a recluse
but he has Withdrawn himself aud his
family from the circle In which they
formerly moved Rumor has had u
thar he was urged by friends and ad-
vised by others to make himself
scarce around his old fashionable ami
military hsunts.
Manson Fiske. the former hance ot
Miss Sharp denied himself to all cali
crs '5siay Al the Delaware avepae
residence of his parents II was stat.
ed.
Mr. Manson Fiske Is in. but he
[ Concluded ON sncond maze
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
USUAL ANNUAL ALLOTMENT.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Warrington. June 29.-Acting Sc
cretary Oliver of the war department
ha made the usual allotment of the
sl.0o0.000 appropriation 10y congress
~ provide arms and equipments for
organized militia of the United States.
Illinois receives $53.S25; Iowa, 50 95l
Michigan s@7.92G; Minnesota. 81 i,9i2;
Mi souri, SIS. .905; Nebraska $l5.953.
North Dakota. 1898. South Dakota
E979. Wisconsin s25932.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
JAPS REpRTGD RETiRlkG;:
By Associated Press

LAO Yang. June 29.-The Japanese
are reported TO have retired ten to
twenty miles, s,from the position they
recently held II is officially stated
the Russian sect put out from Port
Arthur severs days ago and encoun
tered the Jannese fleet. In the en-
suing engagements three ships were
lost. No details are available here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
MERGED WITH BURLINGTON.


NY Associated Press
Springfield, Ill, June 20 George
W, Dye. general manager Of the Jack
onyille AMI St Louis railroad which
has been merged with the Burlington
vas notified today that the officers
If the company at Jacksonville will
be removed to Chicago. and the Off
cials be given work In Chicago The
dispatcher's office will be removed to
Boarlstown, and that part of the
road from Bcardstwn to Centralia
viii he made a diyision Of the Bur
llngton road.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
FOUL CRIME
Farmers Head Beaten Into Pulp
His Young Wife Held AZ
Aeeomplioe.
BY Associated Press.

Little Falls, MINI, June 29Frank
Winnar. aged 90, a Polander farmeri
living in Pike Creek township, waaa
murdered some time last night The
body when found was lying on FMS
bed room floor, head having been.
pounded to a pulp with club. The
walls were spattered with blood and
bloodstained finger marks on tho
floor and wall showed that desper.
ate struggle had taken place His
wife. aged &c. Is held on circumatant.
ial evidence, though she claims ths
deed was that Of tramps.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
NOT VERY SERIOUS

" Ass0ciated Fress.
Constadt, June 29.-The Russian
,attleship Nayarin while returning to
er anchorage today was rammed by
he Russian iron.clad Metron Mcnia
which struck her amid ,hipS. The
lamage to the Nayarin was not ser
GUS, though il may be necessary t,
Try dock the vessel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
INSANE WIFE
SIashes Her Husband In a Fearftfi
Manner With Eazor--;.e
Viii Die.
By the Associated Press.

Kansas City, June 29.-Temporarilys
insane and resisting the attempt TIL
send her to the hospital, Mrs. Marga-
ret Morris fatally cut her husband,
Isaac r. Morris, packing house EN-.
ploye, at their home here today WITH
razor. Morris fought desperately
with his wife for fifteen minutes In
an attempt to escape The woman
barred the door and slashed him In
fearful manner. cutting gashes In
his throat arms and on several parts
Of his body Morris only escaped by
jumping through window.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
FINAL DETAIL
In the Payment to the Panama Canal
Company by Government Has 1
Been Completed.
By the Associated Press

New York. June 60 Final detail
in the payment of sl0,Oo0000 to the|
Panama Canal company by this gov
crnmcR will completed today } P
MorgauaG company received from the
sub treasury $25.000000f in bonds
which they deposited with treasury of.
hcials while payment for the canal
properties Is pending.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
ASK FOR PROTECTION.



London, June 29.-The Times Tan
gicr correspondent says:
Now that the American war5hips
have departed from Tangior. unprO.
tocted British subjects are petitioning
Lord Iansdowne to give immediate
consideration to the insecurity exist
ing here and asking him 10 take mea.
sures to insure the safety of the
lives and property of British sub
iects.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
kAl.CAou CAPTURED,

BY the Assocbted Press.
London. JlSe 3o.-The Toxic cor
respondent II the Daily Telegraph
says severe ighting took place AT
Kai-Chou on lune %. which resultet'
in the captue of that place on the
morning of Jhe 26.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
SCHOOL BLOWS DOWN.

BY the Associated Press.
Hastings. Mich, June 2a.-Two
children we're perhaps fatally injurei
and several others less seriously hurt
ny the blowing down Of school
tsrse FIVE miles north Of here today
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
ACCIDENT TO BOAT.

St Petersburg, June 29-Twenty
two sailors were drowned at the Bal
tic works today during experiments
with the torpedo boat Deltin, which
suaa rc~n outyer-g"t ruv,r--s nurnarrnr
boat
Four officers and 80 men were OF
board when the signal was given tc
submerge the boat without first prop
erly closing the mSnhole The result
Of II men was miraculous
report has just reached here that
the Russian irenclad Netron Menia
rammed the Russian battleship Ma
yarin at Cronaadt this afternoon
The circumstances and the extent of
the damage hare not yet been ascer
tanned
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
YALE HARVARD RACE.


New London. Conn. June s9.--The
annual HarvardYale regetta Is schel-
uled for tomorrow and tonight the
town Is thronged with visitors.
During the early hours tonight
practically no bets OF imporrance
we're registered The prevailing odds
were on Yale at to In the toss
Tor position Harvard won all three
choices.
Weather prospects tonight are IN
favorable
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
DROVE bur THE BEAR.
.Bv..:the Assocdted Press.

by. Inc ASSOchten ffeSS.
g. Chicago, Juie PA special to the
News from Ttio says: IN the fierce
.fghting wbicl took place at the rear
of Port Arthlr on Sunday. June 2G
the attack wis simultaneous by Jap
anese troops on three hills, which
were strongll fortified, After an
overwhelming bombardment the MI
kado's men slvanced and drove out
sIe sRussianst Sc :
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-30
EFFscHo A JuNcTuRE.

London, Jufe 30-The Toxic cor
respondent of the Post says the Jap
snese second army has effected
juncture withlthe first army and that
the whole fore now has a fighting
force of 12o niles.