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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-11
BREEZES FROM FANS

Three-Eye League BulIetin.-The fol
lowing changes in the Three-Eye
league have been reported to Presi-
dent Holland: Signed. by Rock Island
Arthur Hippert. infielder, late of Vim
ecinnes; l.. r. Converse. pitcher late
with Grand Forks By Springfield,
Peter Taylor, pitcher, Mount Carmel
III. By Cedar Rapids. William Baxter.
)utfelder, from Cedar Rapids; X. A.
KOernitz, Outfielder of Athens. Ill. BY
Peoria, John Newsam, infelder, of
Peoria. BY Bloomington, j. \. John
son. pitcher. Adena. Ohio; Frank Ira
cey, first baseman. Nation.
Says We Ought to Win.-Manager
Mcconnell looked utterly disconsolate
yesterday when he saw that both
games were gone. The Islanders have
made a game bid for the championship
and ought to win it yet. as they have
six games with Davenport and three
kgith Dubuque. Guess the three will
be worth watching-Cedar Rapids Ga
zette.
Made a Record.-Mike Bryette made
the seasons hitting record Wednesday
Once before Davy Crockett got five
hits in a game. one being a double
sacker. but Mikes record of five for a
total of nine bases beats them ALL
Hits Nail on Head.-The Dubuque
papers, having grown weary of lam
basting those who criticized the poor
attendance there, are now after Umpire
Cusack, claiming that he robbed them
If the games at Rock Island The
great reason for the charge is that
Rock Island fans applauded Cusack
each day when he appeared to umpire
Is that all? With good umpires so
scarce it is no indication of anything
doing just because a good man gets the
glad hand.-Decatur Review
TickIed the Fans.-Here is a note
from Bloomington, indicating the great
regard for the umpire's feeling there:
"A line drive by OFT in the first game
yesterday struck Umpire Milan on the
ankle and knocked him down. The
pain was excruciating and yet there
was chorus of joyous shrieks from
=
IL Wasn't lundin.-There are some
who are still under the impression
that LUndin played short in the last
game at Cedar Rapids. Several Three
Eye papers and the Chicago papers
also. had him in the lineup instead of
Hippert, who filled the position. The
Argus had it correctly at the time.
Will Be Game, Anyway.-There is
one thing certain. and that is that
do not land the pennant.
Harrod Came Back.-Harrod, the
Davenport player, did not desert. He
merely went TO the brush to play a cou-
pie of games without telling his inten-
tions to the management.
"LineJEm-Out" Pete Oead.-Louis-
Vile, Ky, Sept. 11.-Louis Rogers
Browning, known TO baseball fandom
as "Old Pete" the gladiator of the
diamond. whose steady eye was proof
against the best pitchers that ever
stood in the box. and whose long
drives, times without number, have set
patrons of the game wild with Joy, died
in the City hospital here last night.
There is no joy in Mudville Line
'Em-Out Pete" was favorite nick
name for him in the days when he was
in his prime. Whenever a game looked
doubtful the fans unconsciousIy looked
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-11
BREAKS WORLDS RECORDS

Worth Mitten, Davenport, Does Bicycle
Stunts on Rock Island Track.
Worth Mitten. Of Davenport, broke
several worlds records for horse
tracks on bicycle at the Ninth street
track yesterday. The hours riding
record was u miles, 271 yards. break
ing mis- previous record of Is miles, 555
yards. He holds several other world
records for the bicycle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-11

Made a Record.-Mike Bryette made
the seasons hitting record Wednesday.
Once before Davy Crockett got five
hits in game. one being a double
sacker. but Mikes record of five for a
total of nine bases beats them all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-11

II Wasn't Lundin.-There are some
who are still under the impression
that LUndin played short in the last
game at Cedar Rapids Several Three
Eye papers and the Chicago papers
also. had him in the lineup instead of
Hippert, who filled the position. The
Argus had it correctly at the time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-11
Hits Nail on Head.-The Dubuque

TickIed the Fans-Here is a note
from Bloomington, indicating the great
regard for the umpire's feeling there
"A line drive by OFT in the first game
yesterday struck Umpire Milan on the
ankle and knocked him down. The
pain was excruciating and yet there
was a chorus of joyous shrieks from
the bleachers and grandstand.''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-11

Harrod Came Back.-Harrod, the
Davenport player, did not desert. He
merely went TO the brush to play a cou-
pie of games without telling his inten-
tions TO the management.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-09-11

VIII Be Game, AnyWay.-There is
one thing certain. and that is that
Rock Island will be game, even if We
do not land the pennant.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

IL was announced yesterday by one
 who is in a position to know that
 Postmaster McCabe will send his res
 ignation to Washington on the 18th linst., and will ask to be relieved On
 July l, the end of the second quarter
 The contest for postmaster lays be. tween M E. Cassidy. chairman of the County Republican Central Committee
 and MT. Lewis Hunt, who has also talk.
 en an active part in Republican poll
 tics in this county. It is needless to
 say that no Democrat is an applicant
 for the position.
 Mir. Lewis Hunt has just returned from theNterritorial capital. where he
 had satisfactory interview with the territorial powers that be. Upon his return to the city. in conversation with the Review, he stated that the report in circulation that he had entered into an agreement with Mir. Cassidy to the effect that in the event of either receiving the appointment the defeat ed applicant was to be made deputy. was incorrect. He further stated that he was making the race for tho appointment on his own responsibility and had not entered into any agree ment. and furthermore. did not intend ito do so. sd During the absence of Mir Hunt al Phoenix Mir. Cassidy has secured the signatures of almost every business man in Bisbee endorsing him for the position. MT. Cassidy will take this petition with him to Phoenix this eveu- ing as evidence that he is the choice of the business men. at least, for the appointment to be handed out by MT. Roosevelt
 It was intimated on yesterday that in the event the postmastership fight lin Bisbee waxed warm, dark horse Twas in waiting to step in and knock the persimmon.
 Governor Kibbey's endorsement is considered vital to the success of any lcandidate. He was the chairman of the Arizona delegation to the Chicago convention, and was selected by the President as Governor of the Territo- ". even in the face of some Rough Rider opposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

for some time; head has ached and back also; has sleptspoorly, been quite nervous, and nearly tainted once or trice; head dizzy, and -beats-very fast; then that bearing feeling. and during her menstrual period she,is exceedingly Respondent. Nothing pleases her. Her doctor says: Cheer up: you have dyspepsia; you will be ali right soon."
 But she doesn't get " all right, ,"'and hope vanishes; then come the brood ing, morbid, melancholy, everlasting BLUES.
 Don't wait until your sufferings have driven you to despair, with yoar nerves all shattered and your courage gone, but take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Componnd. See what it did. for Mrs. Rosa Adams, of 319 E2th, Street, Louisville, Ky, niece of the late Gen eral Roger Hanson, c. A. She writes: Dear Mrs Rinkham:-
 ''I cannoh tell you with psn and ink what Lydia D. PSnkbsm's Vegetable Compound troubles, extreme lassitude, the blues, nervousness and that all-gon feeling. Twas advised to try Lydia E.. Pmkham's Vegetable Compound, and it not only cured nay female derangement, but it has restored me to perfect health and strength. The buoyancy of my younetH days has returned, and I do not sui fer aay longer with dependency, as did be- fore I consider Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- tahss Compound boon to sick and suffering W0nen.n
 ff you have some dersHgement of the female organism write Mrs. Pinkham, Lysn. Mass-A for advice.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

Trainmaster c. A. Brown. of the E. F. & s. w., was in the city last even, ing from trip over the road. He, stated that yesterdays rain had done no harm anywhere on the line. He was advised that the downpour was general as far west as Tucson and east to near Fl Paso.
 Asked as to traffic on the line, Mr. Brown said that preparation was be. iug made for the opening of the cattle. shipping season. and that few more weeks would witness greater activity in that line, and the movement of a finer conditioned lot of cattle from the territory than had gone out from it lin number of seasons
 Orders are in, continued Mr. Brown" for fortyfoar cars for the use of shippers from Douglas on the goth pf this month. They send their cat fbe to California. On the 18th, 150 ears are wanted at Rodec. They are to go east. Rodeo also has an order in for 45 cars on May 8. This is prac- ucally the opening of the cattle ship ping ~eason with us, and the, start is ufldoniably good"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
PAymENT ON MINE.

Attorney D. A. Richardson of Doug las went to Cananea Sunday in or der to make the final payment of fifteen thousand dollars on the Roy mine. This payment has been de layed for some time owing to. the fact that Mrs. Laura Hohstadt, the wife of the owner of the property. John Hoh- stadt. refused to sign the deed until she was paid therefor. although her signature was not strictly necessary. the property having belonged to MT. Hohstadt before his marriage. it was thought best. in order to avoid further delay. to satisfy her by the payment on behalf of the original owners of a small sum
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
DAVE ADMITS HIMSELF UP AGAINST IT
 TRAINING WITHOUT STINT FOR FRIDAY NIGHT

ENGLISH WRESTLER SAYS HE HIS LlFE-sTAkEHoLDER DEcr ON
 EY UP--sELEcT EFERaEE TODAY.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
SHORT
 PERSONAL
 NOTES

D. F. Wilson arrived in the city yes lterday from Douglas. He comes here to take the place of fireman on No. 1 in the E. P. & S. w yard, succeeding Jack Ramsey, who has gone to a run on the main line.
 c. Stamford, representing the Nor wich Union, and G. B. Dinsmore, of the Manchester Fire Insurance Co.,, are in the city. MT. Dinsmore goes to Douglas today. returning to this city on Saturday for conference with J. E. Thompson, regarding local fire insur- anae business.
 MT. and Mrs. R, l.. Caine came to the Icity yesterday for a several days visit with friends.
 Miss Hattie Schmitz left yesterday for a visit of few weeks with her sis ter at Douglas.
 H. R. Keene and little daughter left yesterday for Tucson, where he takes the little girl for eye treatment
 c. A. Smith left last evening on a short business trip to Fl Paso. Ben Schwob, prominent merchant of Nogales, was in the city yesterday as the guest of Gaston Schwob, the Brewery street merchant The visi- tor left in the evening for Fl Paso on a business mission.
 A. w. Strumm arrived in the city last evening from Cananea, where he has been employed for some time. Service of papers in a divorce suit brought by Mrs. Strumm was made on him Tuesday by Constable Doyle at Cananea, and made the occasion for his coming to the city yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Walker left last evening for visit with friends at Ben son. following which they will go to Los Angeles for a months stay.
 Mrs E. R. Gates came to the city last evening from Cananea on a shop ping expedition
 Mrs Howard T. Kettle left last ev- ening for her home at Joliet, IT., after a several weeks visit with friends and relatives in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

A bright red sweater. an immense lpair of walking boots. huge stick in hand. cheeks that vied for suprema- Icy with the sweater so bright and rosy Iwere they, vigor. vim. muscle and strength seeming to ooze out from every part of his body. and confidence the predominating issue of his mind, so appeared Tom Davies as he return ed from a seven mile exercising tramp as he called it yesterday morning.
 At Davies training quarters yester- lday morning there were present par ty of thirty gentlemen, which com Iprised several well known local sports land some from Fl Paso, Douglas, and Tucson, all of whom were the guests of Col. Meyers, packer of Davies and matchmaker B. DeVault. Davies
 wonderful development and his condi- Ition was complimented by these gen Itlemen. Davies first gave a display Iof punching the bag, which apparatus
 ne kept going at rapid rate for twen- |ty minutes, and afterward he appear
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
CATTLE SHIPPING
 SEASON OPENS
ORDERS FOR MANY CARS ARE PLACED WITH THE E.p
 S. w..

For Early Deiivery--CattIe in Prime Condition for the Beef markets-ho- Damage to Track by Yesterdays Storm.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

ed on the na1 with Herr Schmidt, the strong man. He threw Schmidt three times in rapid succession by catch-as- catch-can rules of wrestling, and to prove that hes was all. there picked the strong man un in his arms and threw him onto pile of straw some ten feet away.
 Davies said that he was in the pink iof condition, and was sure that he would win the match with Varney, but the fact that he is going through a very strenuous course csS training is proof positive that he does not depre- ciate the ability of his antagonist. but knows that he is to meet a thorough and splendid wrestler He stated that ne would be in the condition of his life to meet Varney on Friday night, April 14th.
 At meeting of the wrest!ers yester- day afternoon J. .G- Walsh was chosen nnal stakeholder. Another meeting will take place at the office of the Re view today at D. m., the. object being to choose a refereesfor the big event.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
CLIFTON moRENcI DISTRICT
Output For MarcFa Was 1928 Tons sv
 the Arizona Copper Company.

The Detroit CopAer company is mak- ing many improvements to the con.
 centrating plant. which will materi. ally increase their output during the
 present year.
 John K. Erskine, of New York, one of the directors of the Standard and Standard Consolidated companies. ar. rived last night and will spend a few days at the mines. as the guest of
 President Ross. vino makes his home, when here, at theenines.
 Superintendent Stevens. of the Chase Creek company, reports.haying recently cut streak of yellow copper ore which happens 70 be running with the tunnel which is. now in the noun tain distance of more than 800 feet
 Dick Lakenan was in Clifton yes teTday from his mine in Gold Gulch i His last shipment which went to Fl Paso. netted SITS per ton, which would Joe considered good even ir the Gold field country of Nevada. His proper ty is rapidly turning into a gold mine The output of the Arizona Copper company for the month of March was 1zzS tons. which was a little short of their regular output, as there was some trouble from floods and wash outs on the railroad. The output, how lever, was nearly normal, but will be increased from now on.
 William Exley Miller, secretary. and John Wilson, director of the Arizona Copper company, arrived here last week from Edinburg, Scotland, on an annual tour of inspection of the prop erty. Mir. Miller has been secretary of the company for many years, and has made several trips to Clifton. President Colquhoun, who now resides in California, will arrive in a few days and several other directors are ex- pected in shortly.
 Owing to washouts on the Coronado railroad the output of the Shannon company for the last month was only 400 tons, but the shipments for the month amounted 10 515 tons. As the weather seems to have at last become settled it is expected that the company will assume it's regular output dur ing the present month Notwithstand- ing the bad luck of the past three months, caused by numerous washouJs on the railroad, the company will no doubt make a much better showing than last year.-C0pper Era.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
I. W. WALLACE, H. NJ. WOODS,
 s. w. CLAWEON.

Board Of Trustees ot Pisbee School District No. ?, Cochise 7~dnty- Ari~
 zona- ss 49
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
A HORSE THIEF IS CAPTURED
fSnecial to Reviewl

Douglas. April l2.-Ranger Hopkins and Frank Wheeler yesterday cap tured Juan Garcia, wanted in Pearce for stealing a horse and Winchester rifle from Soto brothers, merchants lat that place. When arrested near lthe Ord Hotel yesterday Garcia con fessed to the theft and informed the officers that the horse and gun were on the other side Of the line, where he had left them while he returned to Douglas. Garcia was identified and pointed out to the officers by Mexl-
 Pearce. He will be returned to Pearce for trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

NVSTTCE IS HEREBB GIVEN that Seaisss plans and specifications in lie. tail for the construction of the build Ing hereinafter referred to, will De re. |ceived at the office of l. w. Wallace. Bisbee, Arizona. clerk of the under signed: said plans and specifications to be opened on May l, 1905, at 1 o'clock D.. n-, at the office of said clerk
 The amount authorized to be ex. pended for the construction of saff building is the sum of $5z.50e-
 The premium to be awarded tine successful architect shall be I-2 per cent. to be awarded at the time bond is filed By said architect to enter into contract to erect said building, as by iav- prescribed. reference being had to Title ET- of the Revised Statutes of Arizona. 1901. for information Of architects
 Said building shall be erected upon Central School grounds in cTty of Bis bee; ares at outside 150 feet by 30 For fursEer general outlines address said clerk.
 I. W. WALLACE,
 H. NJ. WOODS,
 S. W. CLAWSON, Board Of Trustees ot Bisbee School District No. ?, Cochise 7~dErty- Ari~ Nzona ss
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
TO cANcEppapgRs.

Houston, Tex, April 12.-Agent Van Dusen of the immigration bureau has instructed such steps as may be nee .essary to cancel the naturalization papers issued here to Japanese at Houston and Galveston. Van Dusen declares that Japanese may not be naturalized.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13

Dr. SchelI, Arizona's leading opti- clan. has returned and win remain at Copper Queen Hotel until Friday, April 14th. Three days cnfy- Eyes exam ined free Large line of glasses.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
REPORTED McCABE
 WILL RESIGN ON 10th
MEANTIME CANDIDATES TO sue. cEED TO PosTMAsTERsHlP
 ARE BUSY

Hunt Says He Has Entered Into Agree. ment With No One for Division of Spoiis--said That Dark Horse Is in Grooming.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-13
Cure For The, Blues ONE HEHgEE THAT alsxEgER FAILED
Health Sz::ssv Restored aHai sssss ssy SS
 Life Reqalned

Whe-a@eheerful. brave, ,liRha+Aearted womaL,is suddenly plunged into that perfection of misery, the BLUES, it is s sad picture. It is usuallr this way:
 She hes been feeling :" osA of sorts 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
PROSPECTORS IN
KLONDYKE COUNTRY
The Pixies Diggings District in
Southern Nevada Also Re-
ceiying Attention.
RICH FLOAT HAS BEEN FOUND.
Ed F. Prudential Gets Enthusiastic
And Locates a Promis-
Ing Group,
sreclnl Corresnondence

! Special Correspondence.
Fay New April 25.-Thc return OF
spring is bringing with it new life
to this part Of the country p lspcctors
are getting out into the hills ard some.
thing is doing The Klondlke country
and Pixies Digglngs are receiving the
most attention; Just at present the
former being the scene Of quite an ex-
element For years this country has
heon run over by prospectors and many
locations made at different times. Very
rich float has been found an over the
districts some OF It running into the
thousands in value. No lodges have
been found though, that carry the dig
values while many lodges Of low grade
ore can be found
The experiences at Goldhcld and
other places In western Nevada, which
are similar to the Klondike country in
formation, have stimulated prospecting
here and group after group has been
located recently
I'd f. Prudential OF Phoebe. the
well known mining man, is very en-
thusiastic over the country and has
located a large group Of claims on
which he is working a couple Of men
In an effort to find the rich lodges.
George Wright Is also working steadily
ON his property with strong hopes OF
striking II soon. If found, these lodges
viii make the "Klondike' another
Goldhed.
At Pixies Dggings four properties
are being worked now, the Amethyst
and Wild Irish, the Drake, McMullen,
and Mrs. knights group. At the
Amethyst and Wild Irish the owners
are drifting both north and south on
the ledge with good results ON the 100
foot level At the Drake and McMullen
properties the tunnels are both being
pushed into the hill, McMullen has re-
Gently uncovered a nice body Of good
ore In his tunnel. on Mrs. Knights
group the assessment work for the
present year Is being performed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-26
At Opening There Was Slight
Setback but This Was Only
MomeDtary.
DEMAND WAS SOON REVIVED.
A Number Of Stocks Made a Jump,
Northern Pacific Clearing Eight
Points.

New York, Aprll 26,-rrlcco generally
were a small fraction higher on the OPEN
Ing quotations. The United States Steel
stocks were the notable exceptions the
common opening down Il and the pro
fcrrcd running of u on running sales OF
large blocks, Lead gained IA and Smclt.
ing a point, I'rjccs took decided upward
turn after slight setback. Northwestern,
western and southern stocks were con.
spicDCus,y strong. Great Northern pre-.
fcrrnd rose G, NASHVILLE Chattanooga ~
ST. Louis a., Northern Pacific 8, Illinois
Central 2$, Union Pacific, hmnlgamato1
COPPER Smelling, Lead, Railway Stoel
Sprilg preferred, and Consolidated Gas
: 70 ~ ana SOuthern Pacific. /. & s.,
Heading. Canadian Pacific, d. * H.. Mr..
folk & western, Tennessee coal tolO-ddO
tuel ana Brooklyn Union Gag . 10 ~.
The United States steel stocks only blrt-
~ recovered. Prices slipped back frac-
uon before the end Of the hour Wabash
preferred lost a point
a jump Of points in Northern Paddle.
and rise " nearly points In ST. Paul
revived the demand, The paCihgs and
AmalEamatcd Copper diu not get higher
th3n before and J.. e n, and Atlantic
Coast Line were under pressure, the later
losing 9 point. United States Steel pre-
fencd io'ned the advance with n gain OF
i. Grco, Northern preferred gained Is.
Illinois Steel 3@, Chicago ST. Paul, Min
neapoliC x Omaha a., and Northwestern
ga,
Northern Securities on the curb rose to
1919 New York Central ontario & West
ern, AtChIsOn, and Missouri Pacific gained
point A large number " ndustrials
Including Sugar, rose | 20 points Prices
were slightly lower at noon,
Bonds were steady,
The noon realizing did not impair values
much, although St Paul gave way
and Great Northern preferred 4 points
Some renewal Of pool operations was indi.
Gated by the expanded buying demand Of
the morning, Active stocks began to
stiffen again after New York Central
had reached l55, Central Railroad OF New
Jersey improved 2i7 and Delaware Il IIud-
son T.
There was intermittent buying on a
large scale Of special stocks but the gem
eral speculation was dun until an active
selling movement developed Sugar. after
a long period Of inactivity. was taken hold
OF and advanced 3as. Kansas City South
ern preferred was carried up nearly as
much, Louisville x Nashville rose to 1851
and Nashville, Chattanooga q st. Louis
advanced 9 In all. shortly before 2 o.
clock the market weakened abruptly, St
Paul New York Central, Union Pacific,
l.. & n. and United States Steel preferred
reacting l to IA from the highest.