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Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-13
STRIKE AT JUNCTION.

It was reported yesterday that some exceedingly rich ore had been en- countered in the drift upon the 90O- foot level. The ore is said to be a decomposed black oxide of copper, and will sample above the 40 per cent mark Fs
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-13

Copper Queen ArriVals-M. E. Con boy, Los Angeles. Robert Rae, Doug las; Ed L. Shaw, San Francisco: Hsr- " D. Friedlander, Chicago; E. Rosser, Maury Mines; Miss Emma Pue Clarke; H. Kuhliorlon, Tucson; Wm. Kelly, La CananeA; W. c. Read, city; Mrs. Pelzer and Son, Vim. Foy and wife, Cananea; B, H. Seitz, Kansas City; I. N. Kinsey, Jas. Wood Capt c. E. Ebert, Gid Graham, Douglas; B. W. Wilmore, Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-13
ABSCESS,

ABSCESSES, with few exceptions are indicative of constipation or de bilty.
 w. H. Harrison, Cleveland, Miss writes, Aug. 15, 1902: q want to say a word of praise for Ballard's Snow Eminent. stepped on a nail, which caused the cords in my leg to con tract and an abscess to rise in my knee, and the doctors told me that y'culd have a stiff leg, so one day <ent to J. F. Lloyd's drug store (wh- i. now in Denver, Colo.) He recon niended a bottle of Snow Eminent: got soc size, and it cured my leg It Is the best liniment in the world.
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-13

The case of L. s. Medigovich will come up before Justice Mcdonald this morning at 10 o'clock. It promises to attract a large attendance to the court room. Medigovich is charged with maintaining a nuisance and Rear- ly everybody in upper Tombston& lean yon will probably be on hand to give evidence to the effect that Medigevich is guilty as charged His offenses have been principally in throwing slop, swlll and general refuse into the road way to purify under the rays of the sun. This conduct continued all through the summer, and was protest cd against by neighbors in vain. The charge comes under the head of a misdemeanor, and if Medigovich is found guilty by the justice he will be liable to fine to the extent of $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-13

Kinney Bros, butchers. were before Justice Mcdonald yesterday charged with butchering cattle without the requisite license from the Territorial Live Stock Board. They plead not guilty upon arraignment The justice fixed Wednesday afternoon of next week at o'clock as the time for hear ing the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-13
NASH BOUND OYER
 TONEXT GRAND JURY
WIFE RESIDING AT NAcO WILL BE APPEALED TO TO GET
 BONDSMEN.

Mans Reputation Previous to Present Troubles Said to Have Been Good. Medieovich Nuisance Case Comes Up in Me0onald's Court This Morn. ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-13

Harvey Nash, the man who was ar rested last week following the sale of a watch that was later identified as one that had been stolen from the room of Andy Johnson in a Brewery Lodging House, was arraigned yester- day in the Court of Justice McDon- aid. He denied guilt of theft of the watch but Justice Mcdonald was un- able to accept the denial and bound the man over othe grand jury in the sum of s250.
 Nash was plainly much broken up over his trouble. He went back to jail because of his inability to imme- diately furnish the bond, in exceeding ly downcast state. Today the bond will be sent to his wife at Naco. It is the expectation that she will be able 10 get the necessary signatures to the document to secure the release of her husband. The latter is said to have born an excellent reputation up to the present time
 According to the story of Nash he came to this city last week and fell in with boon companions. In the course of a publication that ensued he los: his head. and all details of his subsequent doings are not quite clear On the subject of the watch, however he is positive that he secured it from another man by purchase and that he did not steal it.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-13

Wheeler & Wilson and New Home Machines latest and best, also End hand S700 p. IXL Store, S2 Brewery Avenue, Phone 1S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-13

P. H. Fitzpatrick has returned to the city from couple of weeks vacation trip in the Huachucas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
NO JrDGEsHIP FOR PARKER.
Has quit the Bench for GOOd-May go 20
Jefferson Dinner Bryan Won't DC There

Has QUIT the Bench for GOod-May go 20
Jefferson Dinner Bryan Won't DC There
Asked yesterday about a published state
ment that there was a movement to nomi-
nate him for the Supreme Court here eX-
Judge Alton b. Parker said that il there
was any such movement on foot it was
without his knowledge or consent He
said that before he resigned as Chief Judge
which he was not compelled TO do-he
had considered very carefully what was
his obligation toward the bench, the bar
and the public, his conclusion being that,
having accepted the nomination for Presi-
dent twas his duty 20 sever his conneCtio
paign but for all time When asked
whether he was Of tie same opinion still
he an sW cred.
Certainly ] am. / would not consider
such "A proposition as that suggested even
II IL were made To me by those having
authority 70 do it.. Hereafter my work
shall be at the bar
Mr.. Parker said last night that h. had
not made up his mind whether or not he
would gOto the Democratic Club = Jefferson
dinner A report was current that al
though he had declined the invitation he
had changed his mind on hearing that
William }. Bryan * not coming
In sending word Of his inability to be
at the dinner Mr. Bryan has written long
letter urging Democrats to get together,
and "a wing that as New York is one Of the
greatest Democratic strongholds OF the
country the municipal election here next
fall viii be Of national Importance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
syrIan, ENpeIled From Ha,ti.

WASHINGTON March 20.-The action OF
the Haytian Government in issuing a
proclamation expelling all SyTians from
the republic by April has been eTpectei
by Government officials here. There are
many syrians in Hayti, some OF whom
show papers TO the effect that they are
naturaliaed American citizens. This has
been disproved In number Of cases. and
Minister Powell has informed the STATE
Department Of discoveries Of fraudulent
papers and passports.
II Is said that the Syrians In Hayti are
nearly all pedlers. who travel through the
country with packs on their backs, selling
cheap articles 20 gullible natives, 10 the
detrfment Of domestic trade and the ruin
Of small merchants scattered throughout
tho black rpPubbo.i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
DEFIEs TIE STANDARD OIL.
Gov. Hoch says Kansas VIII Rise superior
20 Any Plans to InJure II.

TOPEKA, Kan, March 20.--In a state
ment issued tonight Gov. Hoch defes the
Standard Oil Company 10 do its worst
THE Standards determination to tear
up It's lateral pipe lines connecting wells
owned by small producers does not in
timidate the people, the Governor said.
Kansas producers will survive and the
State will be benefited in the end II is
what we expected.
The Standard does not understand the
character Of the Kansas people and its
officers hope TO intimidate our people by
this kind Of foolishness. Il has been eI-
pected for some time that the Standard
would attempt TO retaliate for the un-
friendly legislation of which its officers
spoke,
What II the Standard does leave Kansasi
The State will be benefited because the
oil will remain here. II the company had
continued to take our oil and reduce prices
as it has for some time, It would have taken
our oil and left us nearly nothing for It,
The oil will not spoil in the ground and we
will keep it until we get a market or until
we can make a market for il. We cannot
make a market at once that will take all
Of the production, but We will have one
within a short time.
of course hundreds Of independent pro-
ducers will be ruined before we can get a
market for all the oil. but that was TO
be expected. The Standard undoubtedly
would like to ruin all Of the Kansas pro-
ducers, and many individuals will lose
by this move OF the company where the
State will gain in the long run
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
HIGHEAYMEN SECURE $4,000
TWO MASKED MEN MAKE A HAUL
or GOLD AND SILVER.

Get the Money which TIVE Aen were Taking
% an on works TO Pay on Employees
INC Robbed Men Left Bound and
BlindfOlded-Ons Clue TO the Robbers.
SAN Francisco, March 2o.-Two masked
men armed with rifles held up John DAILY
and A. Roach about a half mile east OF
Siege In Contra Costa county at 945 o'clock
this morning and secured $4,000 in gold
and silver which DAILY and Roach were
taking 10 the Pacific Coast Oil Company
at Point Richmond. The money was TO
pay employees Of the oil company and
came from the Central Bank in Oakland.
After binding the men, the robbers escaped
with the coin In Days buggy.
DAILY Is a hveryman and had been hired
by Roach to take him TO the oil works.
When they had reached the gulch near
the railroad track, known as Death Cut,
because the wagon road which crosses
the Southern Pacific track Is lined with
trees and many persons have been killed
there, two masked men stepped from
behind the trees and with leyelled rifles
called halt"
As soon as the buggy came TO a stop one
man advanced and covering DAILY said;
you know what we are AFTER
Both men In the buggy we're unarmed.
The highwaymen compelled them TO jump
out. They then searched the men, but
In their hurry overlooked 500 which DAILY
had in an inside pocket. The stolen money
was in two canvas sacks bearing the stamp
Of the Oakland Bank Of Savings. Nine
thousand dollars was In $50 gold pieces
and 81 900 in silver
Leaving the money in the buggy, the
robbers tied the horse 10 the fence and
then turning DAILY and R5ach around they
marched them 100 yards down the road.
When they reached a deep ditch by the
roadside they produced ropes, gags and
blindfolds and proceeded 10 secure their
victims so that they could raise no outory
or see in which direction the robbers went.
Du. ing the proceedings, the taller robber
said:
This Is better than working for the
oil company
From this fact it is believed that the
robbers were former employees Of the
oil company. for which the money was
intended. This theory is borne out by the
fact that they appeared familiar with the
custom Of the oil company in sending pay
money twice a month TO the works. After
lying bound for about half an hour Roach
freed his hands and then released DAILY.
They quickly ran TO the stage station and
gave the alarm, The police have secured
no cite 10 the robbers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
POLICE CALI TO STRIKE MEETING.
Pepper and the Socialists We're Mixing II
Up-MOre Noise Than Violence.

Pepper and the SOCIALISTS We're Mixing IL
Up-MOre Noise Than Violence.
meeting in Marion Hall, in East l25th
street ~, steTday afternoon, called by the
Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance, which
wants TO have a new strike on the subway
and elevated ended in a row which the police
reserves were called out to end.
W. F.. Patrick, second vice-president OF
George E. Peppers organization and William
Rozelle, who represented the motormen
in the marlborough employees joint
grievance committee, signed the call for
the meeting. 1t was supposed to be secret.
About 500 Socialists and strikers attended.
Late In the afternoon Pepper went to the
hall with a delegation Of followers. They
wouldn't let him in
Stand aside, yelled Pepper 10 the man
at the door. I'm a striker and / have
right here"
He and his henchmen were allowed 10
enter. They didn't like it when they saw
that Rozelle was chairman OF the meeting,
the purpose Of which was announced TO be
10 form the strikers into a branch Of the
alliance Socialist speakers were talking
about bombs and dynamite as good weap-
ons in a strike. Pepper Jumped on the
platform and demanded a hearing. He
was listened 70 until he declared the meet
ing unauthorized.
Throw him OUT" shouted the Socialists
then, and there was scrap right away.
Peppers henchmen sprang on the platform
and dared the Socialists TO come on. The
chairman's table was swept away, and every
one shouted, but there was more clamor than
fighting.
A crowd gathered and a policeman tele-
phoned to the East 10th street station for
help. Capt Burns with fifteen OF his re-
serves responded, and at their suggestion
Pepper and his delegation withdrew. There
we're no arrests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
The weather.

An area Of high pressure was central north Of the
Lake regions yesterday, causing the temperature
10 fall In the Middle Atlantic and New England
States the Lake regions, the Ohio and Tennessee
va neyS and the upper Mississippi valley. II was
southwark.
Rain fell IN the Ohio and Tennessee valleys
and IN the Middle Atlantic and lower New England
Stncs and snow IN northern New England and IN
North Dakota. There was also rain In tie middle
Gulf states. Nebraska, Colorado, and Utah and on
the Nouh Pacific coast
Freezing weather covered the northern part
OF the country from northern New England 10
wyoming and Montana, dipping as far south as
Missouri
In this cit- Il was ioEEy and rainy All colder;
wind fresh northeast 10 castery average humidity,
VI per cent: barometer corrected TO read 10 sea
level. ASA NJ. 5000; p. NJ. 500.
The Temperature yesterday, a. recorded by the
nrrlnl lhcrmomeIer. Is shoRn On the amazed tAhe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
BELMONT TO NEAR AN APPEAL
VIII Receive q DenutatIOn Asking Him
20 Take Back the Strikers.

20 Take Back the Striker.
President August Belmont Of the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company agreed
yesterday to receive the Central Federated
Union committee which intends to ask
him to take back the subway and elevated
strikers. Mr. Belmont has consented 80
far only to hear what the committee has
to say. The committee will urge the re-
instatement Of the strikers on the ground
that the latter acknowledge that they made
a mistake.
The company took back about fifteen
more men yesterday. On Sunday fifteen
we're reemployed. The officials Of the COM
pany declined to estimate the total number
restored but intimated that the {, 500 figured
on by James Farley, the strike breaker,
might be slightly over the mark.
Since a yarn appearing In a morning
newspaper on Sunday TO the effect that Mr.
Farley had been done up by a gang Of
strikers, he has been receiving letters Of
coincidence and inquiry from friends out
Of town. He Is now tired q IL.
i want II to be understood once and for
all he said yesterday, that that story
was a plain lie. ! was not attacked by any
body and / am afraid Of no attack don't
know anybody who wants to attack me.
W. l.. Jencks, eX-leader Of the striking
motormen, is now in charge OF a II Xington
avenue saloon. He said yesterday that he
had gone out Of the railroading business
for good and he had always liked the saloon
business anyway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
Colorado Election OnCcrs Must Serve Their
sentences.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The Supreme
Court to-day denied the application for per-
mission to file petitions for rits Of habeas
corpus on behalf OF Peter Miller and Thomas
Shepperson, who were sentenced TO Jail
by the Supreme Court Of Colorado for con-
tempt in failing TO obey it's orders in the
conduct Of the elections in November last.
They were two Of the many election officers
who were adjudged in contempt for vioat-
Ing the injunouons Of the Colorado court.
The sentences against Shepperson and
Miller which were each one years i'm
prisonment and fines Of 81 900, will not
therefore be disturbed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21

Inc lCNfeN Atulp'teANANs - ~ ''''N"'h'''
WARRINGTON FORECAST ron TO DAT And TO MORROW
For eastern Nep rork, sHOu IN Horfh and r0tH or
sn3u IN souN portion dag brisk 10 h0h north
,peyferlV trfads: party cloudy 10 Hlorror.
For Delaware. New jersey and eastern Pennsyl-
vaniA rain or snow to-day; brisk 20 high
porhvesterly winds; partly cloudy tomorrow.
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland rain
10 day: partly cloudy 10 -morrow; brisk northeast
20 north winds.
For New England. snow IN north and rain or snow
IN south portion to-day; brisk northeastery winds.
except high In south portion partly cloudy TO-
morrow
For western New York, snow 70 day partly
cloudy to-mouoV; freth 70 britk norhsriy UindS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
n,nr TO Attend The Purim Ban.

The annual Purim Ball in aid Of the Beth
Israel Hospital is 90 be held in the Grand
Central Palace tonight Mayor Mcclellan,
Borough President Ahean, Randolph
Guggenheimer, Marcus NJ Marks and
Others are expected 20 take part in the
opening ceremonies. Jacob Adler, the
Jewi IA actor. will come here from Boston
to take p RI in the entertainment which
will Drpcede the dancing and will appear
in a one act version Of "Othello.' troupe
Of Russian daYoers will also he among the
entertainer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
BROKEN
Despair Breaks Down the Spirit,
but Or. GTe3nss KerVuTa Re-
stores VigOT and Happiness.

Men who are weak lose heart. They
see ne hope for the future After spend
ing large sums for treatment which does
not cure they are in despair, and settle
down 90 a life of gloom.
All this is unnecessary because there
is sure assistance and cure for all such
men in DR.. Greene's Nervura, the won
derful vege liable medicine which has
become famous all over the world.
DIR. Greene's Nervura Is natures grand
remedy for vital decay. Remember you
can always consult DR.. Greene free
by call or letter 10 iOl Fifth Ave-, New
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
PUmIoATIONs
Danish cloth was

AoAlAOAA A4SAAA w AO
advertised in the columns Of
The LADIES HOME JOURNAL
to the extent Of two inches.
The name Of the manufacturer
was not given. The advertising
was kept up as an experiment.
two inches a month-to ascer-
tain just how much interest
would be shown on the part Of
the public.
Seven months after the be-
ginning of this advertising the
manufacturers were FIVE million
yards behind their orders. They
raised prices all along the line
without being able to disturb the
demand.
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA
NEw YoRK BosroN CHICAGO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
JOTTINGS AnOUT TOWN.

Public school ~ In West Fny fourth street Is
facing q. i25 West Ffy NH street. 10 VIII adioin
the pr ent l. OF the old building and IA 10 cost
$500
supreme Court Justice Mccall granted leave yes
tcrday 20 William u. Hearst 10 amend the com
plant ln the suit brought by hr, Hearst against
COMMITS sloner Oakley Tor the revocation Of The
city lighting contract made with the Edison COM
pany. b. adding the cir Of New York - CO.
defendant N the suit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
Capt. sv1frs New Assignment.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Orders were
issued at the Navy Department to-day
assigning Capt. William Swift to duty
as assistant chief Of the Bureau Of Manga
ton, succeeding Capt. John f.. Pillsbury,
who leaves the bureau 20 be Chief Of stan
to Rear Admiral Evans. who will assume
command of the North Atlantic fleet. Capt.
Swift is a member Of the general board Of
the navy. Capt William p. Potter, now
on special duty in the office Of the Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy, will take the place
made vacant by Capt. Swift's promotion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
JAPAN WANTS PHILIPPINES
CONGRESSMAN Hull says the MIkadO's Gov.
eminent Has its Eyes on Them.


DIES MONIES. Ia, March 2O.-Congess-
man j. A. T. Hull OF this city reiterated his
statement tonight that Japan looks with
longing eyes on the Philippines. He said:
with Japan ruler Of Manchuria, Russia
driven back from the Pacific and Toxic
the dominating influence at Pekin, it is
easy enough to foresee that Japanese com
mercial expansion will aim to control.
az far as possible the development Of the
new order Of things In the East. There
will be conflicts Of interest between Japan
and Western nations.
The United States, owning the Philip
pines. will have by far the greatest in
terests in Asia Of any nation except Great
Britain. Our islands have long been
viewed with cupidity by Japan. which
needs their lands, their labor their wealth,
their business opportunities. In Formosa
they have achieved a wonderful colonial
success. Why not in the Philippines?"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
AMuOy 70 DE RESENTENCED.
Judge COchrane Holds That the Sentence
lie Is Serying Is Not a Legal One.

KINGSTON, N. Y. March 2o.-Judge
CcChIare q Hudson has harded down
q decision in the Col. Robert A. Afnmon
hsbeas CoTTUs case TO the effect that Am
mon should be resenterced, holding that
The sentence he Is serving Is not a legal
ore IN that the maximum Of his sentence
expre-, counting commutation, eight
months and fifteen days before his minimum
This Is ore Of the precise points raised
by the attorneys for Ammon upon the
argument before Judge Cochrane in New
York on Jan. 81 Ammon was sent 20 Sing
sng for Withholding moneys from Miller,
he Franklin syndicate man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
ITALIAN KILLS. IN REVENGE.
Ahoois Man He Recognized as Having At
tackled Him 1--WE Months ago,

Mich''I Savonia, - ,ars old. an Italian
barber Of 1903 Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn.
vas shot and instantly killed yesterday
AFTERNOON by Andrew Gambino, % years
ga also barber Of 1914 Hamilton avenue.
Sayonia had called at Gambino's shop
thd Gambino Identified him as one Of the
tEo men who had attacked him In Second
pace on the morning Of Oct. IS and hacked
ssm on the face and neck with a razor.
eelAhg loaded rife Gambino shot Sa-
oSoha In the breast, killing him instantly.
SSamllno was arrested and locked up In the
hamilton avenue station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
NEW CANAL CONFUSION.
The President Cannot Reduce the Number,
but He WIN Change the Personnel.


but He WIN Change the Personnel.
WASHINGTON. March 20.--An opinion
just rendered by Acknowledgement Moody
makes il incumbent upon the Administra-
ton TO modify its plans relative to the
Isthmian Canal Commission. The Attor-
ney-General has formally advised the Sec
rotary Of War that the law requiring a
canal commission Of seven cannot be evaded
by the creation Of a commission composed
of three members, as contemplated by the
President
This has resulted in change Of pro-
Rramme which will soon he announced by
Secretary Taft. Admiral Walker and Com
missioners Grimsby, Harrod and Davis
will lie retired, il is said, and their places
filled by the appo intment Of four engineers
In the Reorganization Of the commission
as now decided upon It Is expected that
Engineers Parsons and Burr will be reap
pointed and Mr.. Wallace retained as chief
engineer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
INC McNlcan Ambassador mn.

WASWSdIoS, March 2O.-The Mexican
ambassador has been quite III for some
oays al the embassy here, and was
obliged TO postpone his departure from
SSe city. which bad been fixed for to-day
ne VIII leave here with Sonora de Approx
N 60 straight through 10 their home In
-e1ico on a six months leave Of absence,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
Capmakers' Union to be Recognized.

The capmakers who went on strike three
months ago against the open shop in all
the factories OF the New York Cap Manu-
facturers' Association returned to work
yesterday, having settled with their en-
ployers The strikers have gained recog-
milton Of the union. but any competent
capmakers employed during the strike
are 70 be retained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-21
Secretary Mcrton's Guests on a Cruise.

Secretary Morton's Guests on a Cruise.
WASHINGTON. March 2O.-SecTetary OF
the Navy Morton and a party consisting
Of Speaker Cannon. Senator Hale, chair
man Of the Naval Committee q h Senate;
Representative Meyer Of Louisiana, c. c.
Clover Of Washington and I. =. 81 lnts OF
Chica 60 have left Washington for Charles
ton, where to-day they embarked on the
despatch beat Dolphin for Guantanamo
20 inspect the naval station there. The
party will also 60 % Havana, returning
TO Washington in few days.