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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-19
MR.. GOULD ENTERTAlNs THE "MoPs."

George j. Gould gave dinner last night to
the "Mops." the baseball team recruited from
the employees of the Western Union Telegraph
Company at the Hotel Roversi- The team
takes its name from the Wall Street abbrevia-
ton of the Missouri Pacific Railway. About
fifty guests were present. William A. Ham
ilton a cousin of Mrs. George Gould, acted as
POSTMASTER After he had welcomed the
guests speeches were made by NJ. ]. O'Leary,
the secretary of the Teegraphers' Mutual Ben
eft Association, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-19
ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY GIVES DEGREES

Installed today as president of the University Of
Illinois Honorary degrees were conferred on a
score % distinguished men, including Norman J.
Coleman, Secretary Of Agriculture under PRESIDENT
Cleveland Doctor Of Agriculture: Frank A. Wander
Up OF New York former Assistant secretary OF the
Treasury. Master OF Arts: Andrew 5 Draper. COM
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BEINEDERE-F Phillipp, Lelpsic BRESI1 ~
Hf1SN1BrigadisT General James Franklin +, 5 Bs
hEVvfESNiTE@Wiiliam B. Clark Hartford, HOTEL
ASTT0R-Captain Thomas Franklin, West Point
F r U. S A.. retired. MANHATTAN.,Dr A 7:
Hadley, president of Yale University MURRAY
Morgan. sAVOY-Bishop Mackay Smith. Phla-
delphia, ST REGIS-James Brown Potter New
f1OTT
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- GERMAN AMBASSADORS RETURN.

par,,n oct 1s-Emperor William today received
8, audience Baron speck Won sternouls' mo r,io
man vas the Emperors guest at luncheon
the audience and went to his estate near
49,. 49,, He will return TO Berlin on Friday gz 10
Lepslc' .ba anal instructions Of the tQIelgH once
receive tory to starting for America on Iuesday'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-19
COUNT LAmspoRFF DECORATED.

ST. Petersburg, Oct. Is.-An imperial rescript was
published this morning comforting on Count LaEls-
dorfs, Minister Of Foreign Affairs. the Vladimir
Order OF the First Glass in recognition OF his ser
vices in TIE war and in the peace negotiations.
Lieutenant General Linevitch has been appointed
IN aide-de-camp to the Emperor
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o7os CLUB TO HONOR Mr.. cHoATE.

Inc - Iosanb H C,hoate. ex-Ambassador 10
IN i' court Of St. James's Many speakers Will be
ls and the club plans TO make ms hi one OF
meat notable of its long hst Oh oIHiiels ~
famous persons
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HoNoREo BY THE KING OF ITALY.

King Victor Emmanuel of Italy. by decree dated
September 49, 1906 has conferred upon F. cunlffe-
Owen. OF this city. the dignity ana insignia Oh
Knisbt Cor,rnander OF the Order of thu Crown OF
Italy,
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Highest temperature yesterday. 6s degrees lowest %
degrees. aveae e degrees for corresponding
date last "a degrees for corresponding
twenty-five years SO degrees
Local Forecast-Today RAM sriahy ram ana cooler
fresh southeriy winds, becoming 'a[lADis.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brooklyn. on Wednesday
October IS 1905 by the st. Clair Hester, Ethe
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DARRACH-MILLARD-At Minnetonka Beach. Mimic
October TO- 1908. by the Rev Theodors sedg-
wick. Lillian, daughter Of Mrs. Perry H Willard OF St
Paul. to James Musgravs Aertsen Darrach. OF New
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Of Brooklyn N Z. to tho Rev. Arthur Crosby, D. D..
OF San Rafael Cal
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wEED-RAPP-On Wednesday. October IS. 1905. by the
Rev. NJ s. LittIehed, Louise. daughter OF Mrs Ed
Rapp to DR.. Thomas Morrison Weed
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erected in 1877. Garrick is shown throwing aside
the curtain Tragedy and Comedy sit with their
attributes either hand To his right Is the h6uFe
of the OrientaIist John Ernest Grade, seated on d
tomb in contemplation of the of the grave
and below that of the antiquarian William cam
den who is shown in half length. holding IN MS
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Local omciaI Record-The following official record
from the local office of Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for tho last t~entyour hours
in comparison with he corresponding date OF last year
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
B0NANZAS ARE
 RIDING ON
 THE TOBOGGAN
SLUMP CONTINUES ACTIVE, PRO-
 vIDiNG SOME EXCELLENT "a BUYING OPPORTUNITIES

Pattison Crowd Stocks Continue Strong and in Much De,raud--New York Market Inclined to irregvlarity.
 Prices Advanced on Some Lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
EXTENSION OF
 TIME ON H.
 C. PAYMENTS
PROMISES TO RESULT IN KEEP INC NEW STOCK ISSUE IN
 HANDS
Of the Original Stockholders in Hua-
 chuca Mountain Venture Latter , Mostly in Michigan--Are Taking Up
 New Issue Enthusiastically.


 It would appear now that the Hua- chuca Consolidated will have about completed placing their new issue of stock for reduction works by the tune the Mitchell people resume develop ment work in Montezuma Canyon. The fact that an outlying proposition is successfully handling an isue of stock in the face of last years serious re. action, might need some explanation in the opinion of one unacquainted with the immediate circumstances. In this instance it was simply the result of conveying the truth to the public in regard to the merits of the property without any flourish of trumpets.
 Then. the management is composed of gentlemen of the best judgment and highest integrity. who not only had no motive in deceiving the public, but have long since proven thetnseives ln- capable of such practices. Tn this connection several of these men are well and most favorably known in Michigan, from whence a host of ap. plications for the new stock have been received.
 Many of the stockholders, especially in Michigan, have found the extension Iof time to April 18th just to their hand, as most of them are working men, and have to calculate on pay day on all such occasions. The prospects are now that that date will clean up the whole isue and leave it in the hands of the original stockholders. The success of the Huachuca Co., in plac ing this issue will go far to redeem the situation in the outside districts oI Cochise County.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
Wheat.
Pork.
A SHELTER SPECIALIST.
Representative of Nordburg Mfg. Co. Who Sells Machinery in Large
 Quantities.

D. V. Nordberg, of the Nordberg Manufacturing company. Milwaukee. Wis, is in the city registered at the Copper Queen Hotel. This firm makes a speciality of shelter machin. cry, in which line it is said to be sec. ond 10 none in this country. Mir. Nord- berg sold to the Copper Queen compa- ny the machinery used in the smell ters at Douglas, that time selling to them within a few minutes a bill of goods amounting to more than S4OO.- OOO- It is said that all of the machfn. cry sold by this firm was designed by MT. Nordberg himself, who. a German by birth, is known the world over as rapid and accurate designer and con tractor in his line of work. A diff. cult piece of contract work for the Calumet & Arizona. which other con. tractors had said was impossible to be done, MT. Nordberg is reported to have taken ten minutes on, in the cal culation. naming the figures s60, 900 for the work, which was afterwards done by him satisfactorily for that price. On his trip othis city at this time MT. Nordberg is on a visit of in- spection of the machinery placed by him in this vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
TOMBSTONE ORE SHIPMENTS
Largest Last Week In the History of
 the Company.

The past week has seen the largest amount of ore shipped from the camp for many years. A total amount of over thirty cars was shipped to the smelters at El Paso. Of course all of the ore sent out during the past week was not direct from the mines, some of it having been on the dumps at the West Side and at the Big Shaft for a number of months, but all of which has been taken from the work ings of the company since they began operations. The present rate of ship ment will probably not continue for more than another week, as the dumps at the two places mentioned are about cleaned up. Some ten cars of the ore was taken direct from the work ings of the Consolidated company and that of the Lucksure company.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
New York Cotton.

New York, March 20.-TOday's cot. ton market was steady and active, principally on the continuance of wet weather in the cotton belt. which en- couraged local bull interests, and their heavy buying of May and July with several large local operators doubling up their long side for the turn, helped drive in little shorts and put prices about 10 to 12 points over Saturdays prices. There was absence of selling pressure except at frequent intervals in July, which was extensively sold by McFadden's brokers. It is likely that the market will be driven above the Scent basis, but we continue to ad wise adhering to scalpers' position fol moderate turns.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
PUTTING ON MEN

Several men were sent out today to the camp of the Bisbee & Arizona Gold Mining company, near the old stage station in the Bisbee canyon says the Tombstone Prospector. The development work being done there under the direction of Mir. liar Ian is greatly pleasing to the mem
 bers of the company, who are resi-
 dents of this city. The work has demonstrated that the company has an excellent prospect and several small bodies of copper ore which con
 tain good values in gold and silver have been recently uncovered. The company is now in shape to continue the development work for some time
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
New York Stock Market.

New York. March 20.-The close was strong and higher. Early dealings showed much irregularity. The mar ket received stimulating Dews in the shape of revival of New York Central and Union Pacific deal, and report of negotiations leadings to the consoli- dation of the Southern iron properties were reopened. There was also re- port of a plan that had been arranged whereby Steel and Iron stockholders should be paid their back dividends on preferred stock. The adjournment of the Supreme Court for two weeks was disappointing, as it put off the handing down of a decision in the Northern Securities case. Sales Of shares, 1,101 100. Money on call, 1-9 to per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
4 Chicago Alderman owes His Elec- ton to chamberIain's Cough
 Remedy.

q can heartily and conscientiously recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for affections of the throat and lungs" says Hon. John Shenick, 220 So. Peoria St., Chicago. TWO years ago during political campaign, caught cold after being overloaded, which irritated my throat and I was finally compelled to stop, as I could not speak aloud. In my extremity a friend advised me to use Chamber. lain's Cough Remedy. I took two doses that afternoon and could not be lieve my senses when found the next morning the inflammation had largely subsided. took several doses that day. kept right on talking through the campaign, and thank this medicine that I won my seat in the Council" 1" This remedy is for sale by All Dealers in Patent Medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
LUcKsURE ORE IS RICH

Advices from the Lucksure at Tomb stone are to the effect that the ore body that is now being shipped con- tains a much higher grade of silver and gold ore than has been in the previous shipments from that mine. The ore continues to increase in rich. ness as depth is attained. Such news is not only encouraging to the owners but to all concerned in the future welfare of the Tombstone district.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21

The week opened yesterday with no improvement in the prices on Bonanza stocks. On the other hand. the mar. ket showed continuing in a downward direction that prevailed during last week. Junction has slid to S95, while Calumet & Arizona certainly affords a prime buy at $10s. P. & D. with its very considerable ore development and excellent outlook is quoted at less than Shattuck & Arizona and Saginaw, both of which are much less advanced prospects. In the present state of the market there are unquestionably op- portunities for buying which are not likely to again offer to the investor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
PROPOSALS WANTED.

Bids for the German Village refresh. ment and lunch privilege for the Cop per Queen Band Carnival, April 1st to Sth, inclusive. will be received by Frank Winstein, band director, P. O. box 1886, Bisbee. Tent and vaudeville performance will be furnished free to successful bidders.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
Industrial Conditions.

New York, March 20.-Paace rumors in Paris are persistent and definite. Metropolitan is making up on short haul traffic business lost to Subway. Hoadley says the Southern Iron mer- ger is progressing satisfactorily. A German loan for Japan is denied. The banks gained from the sub-treasury on Friday s347 ,000. Cotton in Liverpool was unchanged to two points up.
 STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21
Boston Stocks.

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-21

Furnished by Frank J. Graf. brok. CT, Copper Queen hotel building. Tele phone III. Bishee, Arizona.D Cstch-Good Money
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
Your Life and Mine.

One day last winter, as I was on my
way down town, l heard voice from
above me call my name. I looked up,
and saw pale little face at a fourth
story window. please don't forget to
light your fire tonight" said the voice,
and then the face was gone.
When 1 had discovered to which house
the window belonged, 1 went up those
long steps, and found a little sick child
in a small, bare room, all by himself,
lying on a couch, which was drawn up
close to the window.
Mother has to go out to work" he
said. "and she does not come back till
bedtime. I get very lonely as dark comes
on; but every night I watch for the light
in your back room, and then can stand
it better. Last night you did not light 1t,
and it was very dreary here all alone in
the DARK
Il shall not fail to light it again." I
said. And then I thought that our lives
were all like that light your life and mine,
Someone is watching for us to shine with
love and truth and kindness; and when
we fail to be loving and true and kind,
someone is left in the dark-Sel
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
What the Market Aforas.
HAD roe Clarge), so cents pair.
- Asparagus, z to 10 cents.

g HAD roe Qarge), so cents pair
- Asparagus to 10 cents.
Summer squash, to 10 cents.
Peas, 60 cents peck.
New potatoes, IS to so cents peck
Tomatoes IS to IS basket homegrown 80 cents
pound ''''.' II
Butter, creamery, % to 30 cents.
Eggs, Is to 1S cents. ..-.....@#~
Grape fruit, 5 to 10 cents.
Strawberries, 1919 to Is cents. at*
Pineapples, large, Is cents
Dreamed vegetable soups particularly acceptable and
wholesome at this and Of the fresh vegetables ode
ate price the best for this purpose asparagus onons
spinach and lettuce It is not worth while to peas
for SOUP the canned variety every purpose and
much cheaper and easier Canned also makes
delicious and satisfying soup =,
Asparagus Soup-Cook dozen stalks of asparagus,
stalk Of celery if convenient three potatoes slice Of
onion and sprg Of parsley in two quarts of water until
tender Mash and press thru sieve. Thicker with three
tablespoonful Of -four cooked in three taespoonfuls Of
butter Add salt and pepper needed Milk white stock
may be substituted for the whole part Of the water in
both these soups tho they good without either This is
sufficient for eight persons .-s.
Dreamed Shad Roe Gratin- Ito with baked
broiled shad by itself luncheon dish Put the
the fire to cook in sailed water just below the boiling
point Ito avoid breaking the outer skn). Add table,
spoonful Of lemon juice vinegar and let simmer fifteen
minutes Drain let cool in the liquid For pound Of
roe, make cup and half Of white Cut the in
cubes slices and dispose these and the but
tered gan dish alternate layers having the first and
last layers of Spread the top half cup
cracker crumbs mixed with onefourth cup Of melted
ter. Set into the to brown the crumbs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
A RECEIVERS NEW DODGE.

stTHAT is receiver said the detective sfNot
/ receiver for bankrupt concerns, but receiver of
stolen goods. His speciality is jewelry.
He has introduced dodge In the past when you
received stolen Watches you melted up their in melt
ngpo you threw their works down sewer That was
expensiye You lost about 70 per of the watches
value. It tho to avoid risk Of Identification
Ths receiver has learned the rudments of the jewelers.
trade and when he gets hold Of stolen watch changes
number-ehanges it FROM say 763 to 1884 If there
other marks it, he alters them little Thus the
watch full value preserved and its Identification is quite
impossible
g In the way he alters rings necklaces brooches
earrings and tiaras Even plate if it is fine enough he will
alter instead Of melting and silver service emerge
from hands changed that its owner woudn know
in, thousand years. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
Look on the sunny Side.

Mrs. II. J. Hergesheimer, president of
tional Sunshine society, says:
Don't let the sunshine go out Of your
life. Every day is a sunshine opportuni-
ty. Look on>1the sunny side of things.
Remember, it is comfort to others to see
a cheerful face and have a good laugh,
and then, too, the kind look, a kiss, and
the dear, old words, God bless you will
bring sunshine to many a good heart.
Live sunshiny days, fruitful Of golden
deeds. Never leave sunshiny acts till to-
morrow, which you can do, today. The
time for sunshine is now. The reward
of work well done Is, having done it, and
the closer and nearer%we keep to Christ
the better we should do all our work.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
One Every DAY,

- Have you not found it true that every
time you do a kind, helpful deed for the
comforting or cheering up of somebody,
somehow the world seems so much love-
lier to live in than it did before?
Life is SO full of opportunities for the
scattering of sunshine, and one person
can do so much for Frightening the lives
of those who are living in the shadows.
If you and I would seek to cheer and
help every day just one man, woman or
child who is lonely. discouraged or in
want, what a tremendous amount of good
we would accomplish in a year.
Let us be more helpful in the future
than we have been in the past and give
good cheer to someone every day.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
Ever Active Doing Good.

The young ladies Of the Good Luck Sun
shine club of St. Paul are ever active
doing good.
At their last meeting Mrs. Hanson of
the Associated Charities gave talk and
asked for assistance in caring for little
crippled child, Mary Hollahan.
These good luck sunshiners, who are
quick to embrace every opportunity to
do a kind act, promptly responded to this
call for help and took the unfortunate
girl to the doctors for treatment Eonce
every week, until it was found necessary
to place her in a hospital, where she is
visited frequently by the members of the
Good Luck Sunshine circle, who carry
flowers to the little shut in and try to
brighten her life by reading to her from
time to time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-16
Bia Smiles. Little Frowns.

Show me man or woman, boy or girl,
that is thoroly imbued with the spirit of
sunshine, and I will show you the happt-
est people in all the world. People whose
smiles are big and broad and frequent
and whose frowns, if there be any, are
little and rarely seen.
Don't you want to be one of these glad.
hearted, joygiving folks, with a big smile
| so large and so constant that the little
| frown will have no earthly chance to ap-
pear upon your conscience? Everybody
floves smiling face. but a frown gives
no one pleasure. Be a Sunshiner and
I commence TODAY