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Evening journal., 1905-12-07

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WILL EXCHANGE windmill FOO perfect
running order for a young horse suitable
for farming. Apply $. S. DEEAlER. New
l,uaII.- I.l
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Tools and Implements

FOR SALE.--Ice cream machine. in good
condition. WIN sell cheap. JOHN w
WEBB, $. Il. Cor. Sixth and Lombard sts.
CARPENTER'S WORK BENCH-set
OF tools. both in best condition. Win sell
lat reasonable figure. Address. A-l3, Even
ing Journal Onice.
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Personal

SEND ME "a lock OF your hair and tell
me the color OF your hair and the date OF
your birth and I will tell your fortune.
Address G-il, Journal Omce.
MARRIAGES PERFORMED with or
without publicity; certificates sold. Ap-
ply THE REV. MR.. BUTLER 66l
North Ninth street. Philadelphia.
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TypewrIters

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER Style
g. i'm good condition. worth S60 viii sell
for $40 cash or exchange for diamond
ring An. Journal Onico
WANTED-rypewrite users 10 examine
the new H. G.. Smith a Bros. writing M
sight typewriter All "hlind" features
eliminated. Rebuilt Remington macnlnes
for sale. or rent. CHAS G.. GUYER. Court
Stenographer. S26 Market street. Phone
l2SS.
100 GOOD secondhand typewriting ma
chimes, different makes. for sale cheap
for cash. CASH TNpEWRlrER EN-
CHANGE, 6iG Perry Bldg, Phila.
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Roarders Wanted

SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM. fur
niahcd. man and wife or gentleman, use OF
ID. q 4. phone ii2 East Sixth ST.
TWO GENTLEMEN, or gentleman and
wife can secure board az moderate terms.
Apply evenings. 62o w 9th street.
ROOMS FOR RENT with board and
single rooms for gentlemen. Apply SIS
Adams st.
TWO YOUNG MEN or a married
couple wanted 20 board In private family.
Neatly furnished rooms. Modcrn conven-
lences. 5o7 lWEST THIRD 81. 1..t 60
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Gems and Jewelry

TAKEN FOR DEBT. handsome rhine
Stone buckle, cost X-S, sell for SlU Also
gold buckle. s.. CO journal Office.
lApN'S large bowsrot pin. % mrge pcr-
tect diamonds, .paWued for $3.50. ticket fer
sale. What IS offered, Gu. Journal Of
flee.
HAVE SOLID GOLD TAX Walthnm
watch that can be bought for SIS cash.
Address C-3. journal Ohce
SEVEN SAMPLES of alarm clocks for
sale. iOc TO N.5o. worth Soc 10 $500. Ad-
dress. B-S journal Office.
HANDSOME PARLOR CLOCK for
sale or exchange. New cost $3.50; sell for
S3.75. Address. B-6. Journal Office.
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Art Goods

a FEW FINE oil paintings by eminent
artists, VIII "a. Low. Chss NollSmar
Chas. Green. Frank Bromley. value from
SO 10 SiO0. will sacrifice from ST. tp 50 or
exchange the lot for real csf1te m VIII
mington. g.. LOWE. ln w. lOist ST.. y. y.
WANT TO BUY artists woolcl paint
bowl Must be in good cunditian und
cheap. Address G-ll, Journal Onirc.
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.of the pictures. grouping relatives,
school friends, army conrsdes babes,
|out-ot-door scenes, etc. u different
portions Of the book. National Maga-
zine for December.
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Houses For Rent

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FOR RENT-No. 62i Springer ST. Eight
rooms and bath Modern cOnvenicnccs.
Apply TO cHAS a. BECK. 2i0t W. 10th ST.
FOR RlsNT-Six room new house. az the
Cedars, cent fare. Apply to JOHN T.
MULLINS. 800 shipley St
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. new house.
No. e25 Concord Ave. seven rooms. BATH
porch and all convenences. including
heater Apply for key, ETC.. TO NJ n.
WOOD, SI orange St, or i. 70. GAL
LAGHER. 2OOi Market
TEN ROOM HOUSE for rent. $50 Van
Buren street, modern convenicnces. Low
rent TO right party. apply 10 THE J. r.
RICHARDSON CO.. 100 West Second st.
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Houses Wanted

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cash for improved property or vacant
lots IN Brooklyn. n. Y. Kings or Queens
county, n. ". also farms and acreage
property on Long Island. Send full dcscrip
crption, price, mortgage, location. etc.
We will give YOU quick answers. Address
POTTS 4 PARTRIDGE lSs Montacuc
ST. Brooklyn n "
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Business Chances


WANT SOME ONE with $3.50 cash 10
join me in fortune making, medicinal
secret Sure thing. Party In France stands
ready TO put 10 on the market there Go.
Journal Office.
BUSINESSES or all descriptions bought
and sold without publicity, MORTGAGES me-
gOiiated, real estate iu au its branches.
y 1ERkES X CO, 80 Real Estate Trust
Building, Phila.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR I'm one Of
the largest New York Stock Exchange
Houses knows OF a positive move 10 be
made next week in certain stock. In
formation impaired must be held strictly
private. None need apply but those who
have means and whose word Is good
Terms arranged through correspondence.
Address. D.. Journal Office.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Coal yard with
modern sheds, in busy part of CITY: sells
for less than building and machinery:
also houses for sale cheap I'm all parts OF
city on monthly payments. C.. +. PARK.
Gen. Mgr. state Building and Loan Bank.
= ~ Ninth St. Bayard Annex.
GROCERY sTORE-For Sale. stock of
grocery store at Delaware City. The
store and dwelling rents for Sl2 per
month. Apply L. p. MILLER Delaware
City. del.
COLLECTIONS made in all PARTS of the
United States. Prompt returns. CHAS
DUPONT RIDGELY, Collector and JUS
uce OF the Peace, Camden. Del
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Board Wanted

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BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED D-For
FAMILY OF eight; must be reasonable
Location somewhere IN the suburbs near
school and trolley. Address. Bon 35.
Clayton House. sAth
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Dogs. Birds and Animals

Dogs, Birds and Animals
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ANGORA CAT-liave one that IS "a
beauty, but am going away. Paid so for
him but viii sell for $50 and that is cheap.
G-.5, journal Onicc.
TEN INCUBATORS. 220-egg capacity.
In perfect order good reason for selling.
Address. SUNSWICH POULTRY FARM,
South Painneld. n. J.
POODLE Lady has "a black heautv-a
puppy months old. make fine dog.
Must sell as landlord objects What is Of
fered? G-2G. Journal Office
FOR EXCHANGE, or for sale. a thor
oughhred bull terrier, for good watch
dog. Address. d., journal Office.
RABBIT HOUND -First-class: thor
oughly broken; not gun shyi an all-dav
dog; for salo or exchange for what2
LUDWIG SCHROEDER Barnesvilio. PA.
AYED-Irish setter; white SPOT ,n
breast; answers name Of Grover Reward
II returned 20 H. r. COOK, S2i West
Fourth street.
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Real Eatate For Erchanoe


SMALL FARM IN Christiana hundred
10 exchange FOR city property. Address.
D-S. Journal once.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. with 12
rooms and bath, up-tu-date IN every par
tcular, stable and several acres OF
ground, to exchange for city property.
Address, D., Journal ONCE.
$500 EQUITY, IN house IN Brooklyn's
best ncighhorhOod for exchange for cs-
tablished business or real estate In Will
mlngton. Fine chance for a person mov-
ing TO New York TO obtain a nice home.
Al Evening Journal
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I. g. s. DUE BILL wanted. viii nav
$50 for s. one. Address, As. Journal
Odce.
FULL COURSE-In freight. express
export shipping ard marking. commercial
mail method. will sell for s. or what Is
oferedl ROSS. 5l2 W. 2ist ST.. n. Y.
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Real Estate Wanted


WANrED-SllO0 on first mortgage on
5000 suburban property Interest low No
agents. Box ii5. Wilmington.
WANTED-ro buy small grocery store
or business, give fun particulars and
price. Apply. E-4 this office
a DAIRY WANTED from 20 to 50 quarts
"a day, daily. Apply 1902 West Fourth ST..
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FOR EXCHANGE
Help Wanted Male

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SALESMAN WANTED-A Young man
70 represent a wholesale grocery company
IN Wilmington and surrounding towns.
Experience not necessary but must come
wei recommended. A permanent position
Tor the right party. Address. Box AL
Journal ONCE.
MAN WANTED that understands quar-
rying for mica. Address A. S. NOTE.
Newark, Del
POSITIONS for janitors IN apartment
houses, flats. hotels and restaurants. An
ply DRUECILLA BOWIE, Si7 Windsor.
ID. & A. Phone 3S4A
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Furniture.

Handsome hand-carvcd oak sideboard:
cost Sl5l, viii exchange for real estate.
What is offered G-21, Journal Ofice
YOUNG LADY going to Europe wishes
to dispose Of a very handsome hnnd-curN-
Cd Flemish oak han seat and book case
with three glass doors. Cost more than
Sl.5. Sell for S5 each or what is offered
in the way of i=wclryf G-.S Journal o.
hce.
WILL SELL new $50 perior heater for
$40 Address. E-5. Journal Office.
STOVE FOR SALE. good as new, 1912
KirlSwood, at low price
WOULD LIKE to exchange old-style
desk for a book case, C-S. Journal Office.
FINE ROYAL WILTON RUG. Size
S-3Xl3-G. will sell cheap or exchange for
something useful Address, B-lo' Journal
Office.
CHAMBER SET for sale: used n few
months, cost $3.50 sell for $3.50. Address.
B-l. Journal Office.
DROP LIGHT COMPLETE. with Weis-
back burner, hose. etc. Beautiful red
shade. for sale. Address b.. Journal
FOR SALE-Large consignment Of
Furniture from Philadelphia ana New
York storage houses. This lot OF goods
and exchanged. w MCDOWELL a SON.
20f Market 20C Shlpley. Phone 96iA.. Open
evenings -.at aast,.
FURNISHINGS for six roomed house
wanted cheap for cash No dealers. Ad-
dress. A-9. Journal Office.
SEWING MACHINE. In good condition
TO exchange for good secondhand type
writer. Address. As journal Office.
Guns and Sporting Goods
WHAT IS OFFERED for hne set Of
genuine ivory billiard balls. G-S1. jour
nal Ohice.
HAVE A FINE rifle VIII exchange for
a Great Dane Dog, or pups. G-S2, Journal
Office.
PARLOR pool and billiard table. 7x4
cost s45: in first class orders will sell for
half, G-S3. Journal Office
WILL PAY $50 for pool table in good
condition. ca Journal Office.
BAGATELLE TABLE Complete. Al
condition. standard size, for sale. Address
! A-l2. Journal Ofiicc.
50 PICTURE POST CARDS from all
over the world, Toe prepaid. Join
Jour exchange Yale Post Card Exchange.
Box 1918 New Haven Conn.
Nov 2i-lm.
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Once Furniture

WANTED-A screw and spring office
chuir. "A 6-foot Office table and wardrobe.
either oak or walnut. but must be In good
condition ana low price. Apply. Ell. this
office.
EDISON AIIMIOGRAPH. No. r. for
sale. cost $500, will sell for S6 or ex-
change for something useful Address,
B-i, Journal Office.
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Machinery. Tools. Etc.
Hand and Power Pnmns.

Towers. Tanks and Windmills. Hot Air
Engines and Compressors. II. e. Trot-
man. 105 n. Third ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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Guns and Sportina Goods

so PICTURE POST CARDS from all
over the world, Toe prepaid, Join
our exchange Yale Post Card Exchange.
Box 1918 New Haven Conn.
Nov. Film.
Evening journal., 1905-12-07

FOR RENT-Farm OF "a acres with all
modern improvements including silo
Situated one mile from Kennott Pike at
Brick Church on the road leading 10 Mt
Cuba. Possession March 25th. can or ad-
dress, +. C. GROCER. care Comfy Bros..
WILMINGTON, Del.
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ReaI Estate Eor Sale o. Rent


HOUSE FOR SALE. cheap. Auply al
No. 6l7 p. Eleventh st.
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Rooms Wsnted.

FURNIsHED APARTMENT Of three
on four rooms wanted for the winter.
Address, D-f Journal ONCE.
APARTMENT OF three or four rooms
wanted for light housekeeping during the
winter months. q Address. D--5. Journal
children desires two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping, write C--il. Jour
nal ONCE, ... . h
Evening journal., 1905-12-07

FOR SALE-GoOd-will and fixtures OF
dry goods notions. candy and cigar store.
s. W. Cor. Chestnut and Van Buren st.
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FOR RENT- Several well furnished
rooms with light. heat, bath and tele-
phone. Apply MRS. r. NJ POWELL. 9is
ratnall street.
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Rooms For Rent


TWO GENTLEMEN or man and wife
wanted TO occupy pleasant front room.
terms moderate. Apply go w 5th St
APARTMENTS -Cirard. sos. S07 and 500
Race street, Philadelphia. Rooms &c.
g5C Zoe Gentlemen only
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FOR RENT-"penn" Farm, lM acres;
aud Model Farm. no acres; belonging
To- Trustees OF New Castle Common. Ap-
tie. Del
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Situations Wanted Female


YOUNG GIRL wants position in store
Grtpfa sslsl I'm store work. Address. BIB.
Journal Orcc
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01
REFUSES TO GIVE TESTIMONY.

Cleveland, Feb. 2S.-Mrs. Chadwick when placed on the stand in the bank ruptcy proceedings against her today before Referee Remington refused at first to be sworn.
 After a consultation with her attor- neys she finally consented to take the oath. She was then asked to state her name. She refused to reply to this or any other questions that fol- lowed.
 Mrs. Chadwick sought refuge in her privilege as an accused person, and refused to answer most of the ques- tions on the ground that what she said might tend to aid the prosecution of her criminal cases. Referee Rem ington found, in her favor, although he insisted, against her counsel's wishes, in making her give a quasi Iexplanation of her refusal.
 My financial affairs are so closely allied with the case in the Federal Court that anything affecting the one must necessarily affect the other, said Mrs Chadwick, and the referee declared that that explanation of her position was as admirably expressed as it could be.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01
TINGE OF ROMANCE.
In Wedding of Bisbee Man to Sweet
 heart of Youth in Tennessee.

Ben Hornitz, bookkeeper of the Cop per Queen Store, returned yesterday from Nashville, Tennessee, bringing with him bride.
 MT. Hornitz had been taking a two weeks vacation from the store, and re- turning to his old home at Nashville, he called on Miss Philip Lowe, a sweetheart of his school days, and the old love between the two young peo- pie was soon revived. and they decid- ed to get married.
 Fearing that some of the older heads might seek to delay the marriage, the young couple stole away to minister and were married without the knowl- edge of either of their families. Soon after the happy event, however, the father of the bride learned of the wedding, and extended his pardon, along with the usual parental bless ing. They departed from Nashville without the groom's family having learned of the wedding.
 Miss Lowe comes of one of the best known families in Tennessee, being a lineal descendant of Andrew Jackson. Mir. Harnitz is to be congratulated on securing so estimable young lady for a life companion. They have taken up their residence in Tombstone can yon.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01

Phoenix, Feb. 2S.-The bill creat- ing the office of public examiner, which has passed the House, will un- doubtedly get through the Council without serious trouble. Though the bill was sponsored by MT. Anderson, of Yavapai it has not been treated as a party measure. The duties of the examiner will be onerous. He will have general supervision of the books of all the territorial and county officers. It will be his regime to ln- stall proper and uniform methods of bookkeeping in all offices under county and territorial jurisdiction. The books of all officers must be open to his inspection at any time, and he will visit any office in the territory with out notice. The various shortages in the county treasuries du.1ng the past year have shown that such ar office should be created. Tn addition to his official duties in this capacity he will act as ex-officio territorial bank comp troller to supercede the territorial aT- ditor who now has that function. The salary of the examiner will be S2400 per year, with an allowance of S1200 per year for expenses.
 House bill GA, providing for the nay ment of per cent interest on teach CTS warrants against an empty school fund was passed by a vote of 13 to 10.
 Among the new bills which have been introduced are the following:
 An act remodelling the present mo- fence law and defining the properties of barrier to be known as fence.
 An act relating to evidence of title to real estate in action involving the right of use of water.
 A bill conferring additional power upon incorporated cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01
COL. KOSTERLITzKY DECLARES SONORA QUIET

mother and sister respectively of Dr. recently from California, and are the guests of Mrs. James H. Kirk.
 The Knights of Pythias held rous- ing meeting Wednesday night and put class of candidates through the third rank.
 No appointment will be made, at least for the present, to fill the vacan- cy created by the appointment of J. P. Hallihan, superintendent of the Mar row Gauge Railway, to more import ant position with the Rio Grande, Sier- "a Madre & Pacific, recently purchased by Col. W. C. Greene. The duties heretofore devoIving upon the super intendent will be discharged by G. D. Cash and V. R. Walling, who have been in the service of the Narrow Gauge for long time, and wno are thoroughly capable gentlemen.
 C. Bignall, a prominent lumber man of Beaumont, Texas. is in the city look ing after the interests of his company.
 Ernest W. Spriggs has arrived from Indianapolis and accepted a position III LuC lucICdutilS OSpdi LilCnt Ol lil- iCananea Consolidated Copper Compa ny.
 F. c. Hill, superintendent of the Copper Company's mercantile depart ment, made a business trip to Naco last Wednesday.
 W. Henry Wilson, of Slippery Rock Pa, is registered at the Sonora !. P. Casey, well known mining expert, has returned from Nogales.
 Robert Mitchell, a former superin itendent of the smeIter. but now con nected with the Swansea Mining com pany, left last Wednesday for tho States, where he will spend few day: looking after business matters.
 V. R. Stiles, general freight and pas senger agent, and -Garnett King, tray cling passenger agent of the Fl Pas & Southwestern Railway, spent Thurs day and Friday khere talking up tn merits of their company's improve' ltrain service.
 A. P. Strother, manager of Hotel So mora, made visit to Bocoachi thi lweek to look at some mining property
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01

An act to limit corporations in bor--s rowing money.
 An act relating to actions for the re. covery of property.
 The fight for the branch penitentt. ary is now on at full tilt with Yavapaf and Graham counties lined up against each other. MT Anderson's bill to the effect that the branch penitentiary be located at Prescott, brought out the fact that Graham county is by no means dead. Mir. Cobb, of Graham, moved that the bill be laid on the table for day or two before it was turned over to the committee, and the motion carried. The present indication is that Yavapai county stands a pretty poor show of carrying their point.
 The mining bills providing for bull lion tax are undergoing much remodel ling in their committee, it is under stood, but what changes have been made can not be learned. as the mem- bers of the corporation committee are reticent about the matter. No radi- cal bullion tax will get through this session of the legislature, and the committee who have the bills in charge are attempting to revise the laws so to give law which will not be on- erous to the mine owner, and at the same time help in the territorial treasury. Whether it is possible to draft such a bill, suitable to all par ties concerned, is yet to be decided when the matter comes to vote in the House.
 The Ranger abolishment bill is dead as a door nail. and the committee on ways and means will not give it up. It is not at all likely that the passage of the measure will ever get to a vote in either house.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01

B. J. Burns, of Pittstown, Pa, who arrived here yesterday to examine into the death of his brother, Wm. Burns, in this city last week, will leave this evening with the body for the home of the family at Ayoca, Pa. An aged mother survives there, awaiting in grief the return of the body of the man whose life came to premature end in this city.
 Asked yesterday whether the yer dict of accidental death brought by the Coroner last week was satisfacto- ry to him after the investigation he had made, MT. Burns said yesterday that it was entirely so. He accepts fully the belief that his brother, to gain relief from a nervous strain he was suffering, resorted to morphine, and being unfamiliar with the drug, took an overdose with fatal result.
 The findings made by Mir. Burns in this city greatly relieved him, as from reports made at Fl Paso he was under impression on arriving here that his brother had taken his life with a re- Ivolver. MT. Burns brought to the city with him a letter of introduction from friends of business prominence lin Chicago and other Eastern cities.
 Of his treatment while in this city he said last night that every considera- ton had been shown him, and that he had not words to express his appreci- ation of the many hndnesses that had been shown.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01

Cananea, Feb. zS.-Col. E. Roster litzky, who is one of the best inform ed men on the situation in the Yaqui Indian country, states unequivocaiiy that conditions there are no worse than they ever have been, and that the narrowing stories which have been sent out by newspaper correspondents are fakes manufactured out of the whole cloth. Speaking of the murder of the four Americans by Yaquis re- gently, Col. Kosterlitzky expressed profound regret, but at the same time suggested that the deed was one which might have occurred in any oth- CT country, and cited that hold-ups and murders committed for the pur- pose of robbery are not uncommon, even in metropolitan cities of the United States.
 Col. Kosterlitzky has returned with his company of rurales to headquar- ters at Magdalena.
 Two empty box cars and one flat car were wrecked ten miles north of here on the c. Y. R. & P. yesterday morning by the breaking of a flange
  completely demolished and delayed the arrival of the passenger train from 12:30 to p. m. The train had one hundred passengers, but they all accepted the delay good naturedly Another small freight wreck near the same place delayed Thursdays train four hours.
 The local members of the Benevo lent and Protective Order of Elks held a meeting last night and took steps tC organize an Elks' Club, which will give a series of social entertainment: from time to time along the lines which the order has followed so sue cessfuily in other cities. Under th' rules of the Elks lodge can not b' established outside of the UniteC States, and the members here hav' felt the need of some kind of an or ganizatioa to bring them together fra formally and socially.
 There will be an informal hop at th' club tonight complimentary to Mrs Foster and daughter, Miss Foster
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01
ICE SINKS RIVER STEAMER.

Maysville, Kya Feb. 2S.-A heavy ice gorge in the Ohio River was dis lodged this afternoon by a rise from the Kanawha River.
 Considerable damage was done by the ice. The steamer Big Kanawha was torn from its moorings, and car ried down with the ice. As she passed the ferryboat Lawrence she tore the outer guards off the ferryboat. A quarter of a mile further down the ice tore a large hole in the hull of the Big Kanawha, when she sank, and the ice wrecked her.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01
wooDcHoPPINe MUST STOP.
On Government Land-Mexicans Serv-
 ed With Notice.

Before Commissioner Cassidy yes terday, the three Mexicans arrested in Dixie Canyon for cutting wood on government ground were remanded to March 10 for hearing.
 Warning has been given wood chop pers in the vicinity that they must cease or expect arrest. It is likely that several more will be brought up before those now under arrest come to trial. The check being put upon them will shut off an important source of fuel supply for demostic purposes that Bisbee had had in the past.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-01

Mukden, Feb. 2S.-Fighting is in progress today along the whole line. the Japanese attacking everywhere.
 All attacks this morning were beat en back, and the Ru ,sians made com ter attacks at many places. On the right flank the Rus si;.ns occupied tue village of Boatatsi, which is close to Sandiapu, and from that position hurl- ed hand grenades across into the in- tervening ravine into the Japanese trenches in Sandiapu, causing heavy loss and great disorder.
 The Russians have seized the heal of the bridge across the Shakhe river, in the center of the Japanese line, as- sisted by artillery firing of particular