Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-14

, -He Is En Route to cananea.
 Douglas. Ariz., Sept. 13.-(SpeeiaL)- Colonel w. c. Greene, of the Greene Consolidated and the Sierra NLadre, Fl Paso and Pacific railroad, passed 1 through Douglas this morning in his private car Ahumada, en route to Can anea. With him were a number of friends and business associates.
 The colonel left the train the min. ute it stopped and anxiously inquired for a local newspaper He was plainly disappointed when told that there was no morning paper on Monday Asked as to what he was so anxious to read about, the owner of the great Mexican copper property winked gravely, wink like unto that which made Governor Dockery of Missouri so famous, and replied:
 Merely to see if the Russian war was really ended"
 Colonel Greene was not anxious to talk. When representative of the ternational-American intr o duced himself the mining man glanced about him uneasily, but his car had been pulled from the train and was out of sight in the yards, so he probably re aliZed that there was no escape
 You might correct a statement of yesterday in the Fl Paso papers, to the effect that Dr. Ricketts will sue ceed Mir. Dwight as general manager of the Cananea Consolidated" he be- gan. q thought that old rumor was dead, but it popped up again and there ie al ahcn1Tz+01rr r,nfhfncr in n- fnlr etts is in Europe at present, and there has not been, nor will there be, so far as am concerned, any negotiation looking to his getting the place in question"
 This was a very interesting matter, but it was old, and the International American wanted to know something about Fl Tigre.
 T know nothing about Fl Tigre," said the colonel.
 But, colonel, it is said and repeated that you are behind MT. Graham in his fight for the property"
 T don't say it." replied the bluff miner T don't even know the facts in the case. It is too bad the affair has come up as it has, for l believe the Fl TigTe to be splendid prop erty and this litigation is going toI hurt it"
 For once the International-American thought the colonel had closed the in terview, but quickly taken brace and a question about the colonel's new railroad, the Sierra Madre, brought forth snappy answers. The copper man was willing enough to talk about the railroad and his new town of Ded- rick, but what he said has been pub lshed already in these columns, and neither of us was interested in the new copper camps of the Greene Con- solidated. The fact that he was not interested was developed when ques- tions ceased and the colonel was al lowed to choose his own going in the conversation. He carefully looked about the station and saw his car com ing down the track. When it was ready to be coupled to the train he re verted to Fl Tigre and asked more questions about the mine and the con dition of the litigation than he had answered on all subjects during the interview It was then very plain why he wanted a Douglas paper before breakfast.
 'Is there anything new in the Fl Tigre situation?" he wanted to know, and when told that MT. Half, the Kan sas city attorney, retained by the Fl Tigre company, and his Mexican col leagues were on the ground his face plainly expressed the fact that this was the most interesting piece of news he had received in some time.
 Judge Half in town?" was his next question, and when told that he was probably in Cananea he looked as pleased as his friend Tow Lawson when grinding out an installment of 'frenzied finance"
 I was not sure as to the where abouts of the Fl Tigre attorneys, but 1 it seemed to give Colonel Greene so much pleasure to think they were in Cananea that I let him alone and he smiled so sweetly that I was en- boldened to ask him if Fl Tigre would not be taken into the Green Consolf- dated or the Cananea Consolidated if Mir Graham was successful in his suit
 The cherubic smile slowly faded from his face. The sharp eyes of the man again rOamed about the station, and the-next instant he was gone.
 T believe the train is ready to leave" came floating through the air, as the broad back of the miner dis | appeared through the door of the car.
 The interview was at an end and the incident closed.