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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-16
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WANTED Two tLoUughI, ruInl.s,nt girls
cook and auni dress, and waitress and chambernalA
mother AM Gauglttr two Sisters ConSl !, = a.
p 'rmancni slluaioH. Montcair. \. j. Address
p. q box Gin. Nv Nori city.
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HAWKHURST HOTEL.

Altitude 1000 feet; SprIS water no malaria OF
mosquitoes. Golf. tennis, and trout and bass
fshirg Pleasant drives and walks. Special rates
for june. BOOKLET on application. New York ad'
dress. 20 T., 23rd Street. New York City.
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,.EAL ESi ATE AT AUCTION.
HELP NANTED-FEMALI..

ai CHOICE LOTS TO be sold july 4th. Hack
sack y j. F. Il. ROSS. $50 broadway, New fo
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NASSACUlSE
Boston.
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
ASHLAND HALL Montcalr. y. fO.u'fi
boarocrS wanted large and small ronr', ,afi'
grounds and shade trees: perfect table aai 7c' zee
refined people desired
SPRING BROOK PLACE. near Na'"r Hhf.
boating. bathing, fishing: free use hualS 81 'aH
plumbing. j, u. KIMLNOUR, Delaware, \. j
BCTTERNuT BROOK HOUSE. Cai,nii M1@.
tains, Shokan. \. y. Excellent board, rcds macs
rates. Is. j. HALLENBECk.
BARR COLT lGE, Poln, Pleasant, y, T.. MA
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lLLr WASTLD-MALES.

IRAFTSNEN trd Tool Makers wanted i'm
rcu,tt"ly IN u southwestern Massachusetts, town
for. particularly punches. dies and sheet metal
TOOLS state fully experience and name references
u. V. box I0s sun Office
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CENTRAL Auction co. N ,Shechan. Amc
tonccr, IL? ana Ia canal ST. will sell at 10 80 :
jane II ny T. Alter & Son, 400 20 av.; diamonds
jcwclry &C.. Sos l2~IS To I47Cs. pledged in June
IL. 1905. and old dates
Jane ?o--Bs u simpson r Co. i43 West sd ST
diamonds. 3rwc,ry, &c. pledged with John stitch,
Us ~ az. to so Gsei March l. 1901 also with the
Starr Co aSs al ~. Ia No In7ni May 20, 1904, and
goods bed over.
,Iurc ?? By f. Berger teo 9Th ay. and 400 West
"a 81 d!am2nds jsT Sc,J &c. pledged to June
nun" ii rs NJ; !. Julian, $50 10Th az: mons
and woncn's clothing from ticket No. 1899. April
L. 1905. to No 2?i52 May p. ,ao' and all dates held
yn jeweiry. d.. pledged 10 June Is. 1904
ELL SORTI.. Auct.. os Bowery. sells 10 4. NJ all
goods pledged to June 10, 1904. and held over.
june l8--,irwcrv, watches. diamonds Sol t'ncer.
100 Amsterdam av.
June Io-By j. Rubin. 1851 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn.
Clothing and lcwclry. i. l., Fruhauf. 3sO 1owcry.
June cO-ClothInc. A. Monelm Sons, 1883
lst
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Newman Sons. Brooklyn.
june 2?-Jcwelry n. Tlgner. 1904 Sd av, and
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TO EENT-Furnished cottages: all Improve
i I and I,shlnG. Inquire j. l.. JENNINGS, Water
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MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,

STONE. IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION
Claims pre- .emincnce for It's location, cons;rIc.
tlon. convenience and best New ior. patroaay".
Capacity 600. Music all year Cot
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS Propri"tor.
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MANCHESTER. VT. OPEN JUNE 18th.

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Hotel Gladstone

Directly on the beach. ATLANTIC CITY, y 1
sunny rooms with baths Ell suite sal, water
Ia all baths. Reduced Spring Rates New Yor.
representative at Hotel York 7th ave cor sin
ST. Telephone l7jo-3Sth. y, !. COLLINS
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location In Atlantic City. Thorourhll rlodern
completely equipped. High class s"rvc Private
bats Am,.ica. and European pans,
". V. iEDRlCK, Mgr.
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-08-18

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
DECLARE JURISDICTION OVER
 MRS. CHADWICK
County and United States Officials Have Been Warning With Each Other ch Subject Since Notorious Woman Returned to CIeve,snd

Cleveland, O.. Jan. 7-As a result of a clash between the federal and coun. ty authorities that has been on since Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick arrived in this city from New York as to who had jurisdiction over the prisoner's care while she is in the county jail, the federal authorities to night defi- nitely stated that they would assume control under authority vested in them by a decision of the supreme court in similar case and which they think can be applied in this case.
 The dispute has arisen because of the privilege assumed by former Sheriff Barry in permitting her hus- band anG other persons to call on Mrs. Chadwick, contrary to the fed eral court that written permission for such an interview or call should first be obtained from the court
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
2nd INCENDlARf BLAZE
BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN START go AT EARLY HOUR TESTER-
 DAY MORNING.
Was in Same House in Wt<ch Arsoa and murder Were Attempted Evening 6eTore-Long Time Between First and Second Fire Dispeis Shoulder ing Theory.

Al l:S0 yesterday morning fire broke out al the corner of the house on Chihuahua Hill above Lowell road where arson and murder dad been at tempted the evening before by J. Mar tinez At the time of the second fire Marline- --sa> safely i'll jail.
 As to the origin of the second fire, opinion Giffe-s. Some are inclined to the belief that the fire department lef; a spark smOldering in the roof follow ing the first fire, and that it grew into a blaze eleven hours later. Another theory. which appears the more proh2- bic. is that the fire was started by some friend of Martinez. for the prc. pose of wTealing vengeance upoa those who caused his arrest. The sec ond fire was put out quickly by buck ct brigade.
 Martinez was yesterday arraigned be fcye Judge Mcdonald and bound over e the grand jury in the sum of sl.0O5 OF @ charge of arson.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
WOMEN INTO SALOONS
CITY ATTORNEY SAYS ORDiN. ANcE DOES NOT PREVENT
 THEIR PRESENCE.
So long as They Are Not in Employ of keepers-ouestion Raised by Af- fair at Orient-otficer Elected Fair Sightssers.

An occurrence at the Orient Thurs day night, when Officer Wilmuth or dered a number of women of the AIur- given rise to question in the city as to the meaning of the city ordinance prohibiting women from saloons.
 The show peupie were at the Orient on invitation from the management to see the sights. They were accompa- nied by several male members of the company When about through their visit. Officer Wilmuth entered the place and ordered them to leave. They not complying immediately with the order he took one of the women by the arm and led her to the door. The rest followed. Asked his opinion re- garding the matter yesterday, City At torney Sutter said the city oruInance did not justify the officer in his ac- ton. It does not prevent women from entering the saloons, so long as they do not engage in the games therein or are not employed in any manner by the management Other wise women are as free to enter sa- Icons. of the city as are men.
 Officer Wilmuth. asked for a state ment last night. said that he had act ed, as he thought, strictly within the ordinance. It was his understanding of inc latter that it prohibited ali women. from saloons His action al the Orient. he said. was hastened by the fact that the place filled to oye:- flowing when the women entered. and that 9 crowd jambed in front of ;he house and peered through the win dows at the visitors.
 Later in the same night the officer arrested three women in a saloon in | Upper Brewery Gulch. Disorderly charges were put against them. They
 gave in names supposed to be assum-
 ed, declaring themselves to be Daisy
 Smith. Maude Jones and Mary Wills
 One of the women appeared yesterday
 plead guilty and was fined $5. The other two will appear later and entei
 similar pleas.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
WANTS REHEARING
 IN FUEL RATE CASE
PRESIDENT RIPLEY, OF THE SAN "A FE, so EXPRESSES
 HIMSELF.
Says he Thinks Secretary Morton Should Insist Upon Being Heard, and Believes He Will Be Called as a Witness,

Chicago Jan. This morning the Record Herald says:
 President F. P Ripley or the Santa Fe road has telegraphed to the inter- state commerce commission asking for rehearing in the now famous Colorado Fiel & Iroii company ease,
 His. purpose. as indicated in a sta,e- ment maLe later, is to endeavor to clear his railway of charges of lawlessness and 10 give Secretary Of the Navy Morton an opportunity D tonight MT. Ripley had not received a reply, but there is little doubt that the request will be granted and an early date set for the hearing.
 The commission was not asked to have the hearing at any particular plac6, out as the matter came to a head at Chicago it is expected the in- quiry will be resumed here.
 President Ripley tonight said that should the rehearing be granted lie would take the stand and make a fuiI disclosure regarding the Santa Fe's dealings in the Colorado Fuel & Iron company case. Asked if Secretary Morton would also be a witness, he said he cid not doubt that he would. although he had not communicated with him upon this point.
 'I should think" he declared, ''tha; MT. Morton would insist upon being heard, and I have no Goubt he will do so. 1 have asked the commission for the rehearing because the Santa Fe has been branded in public print all over the country as a fragrant and barefaced transgressor of the law, and also because of an apparent attempt 70 injure MT. Morton, now a member of the cabinet
 The Santa Fe is net a lawbreaker, and in the case under discussion we have done no wrong nor transgressed the law as We understand the law
 ..Whae will be the gist of the Santa Fe's defense before the commission ?''
 That 1t was simply an agreement between the Santa Fe and the Fl Paso e Southwestern whereby the former was to accept s2.90 a ton on all coal up to DeminS. provided it was ces- lined for any of the industries on tie lline of she Fl Paso & SOuthwes, ,ern This rate applied to all industries and left them open to buy coal from any lone. That is. any shipper Of caol could get the same rate. am not sure chai through tariffs were on file with ihe Ioommissi1n. and think that perhaps they were not. We do not understand that the publication of those ta-ifli
 was neces sary, as there was an agree lment with the Fl Paso & Southwest Tern regarding supplies consumed bl Ithe industries along it's lines. As WI understand the law, such supplies ar' Ian exception to the Tule.'
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
GREAT OPERA HOUSE
 PANIC AVERTED
BY THE GOODNESS OF MEMBERS OF TIRE METROPOLITAN oP-
 ERA COMPANY.
Bridge in Opening Act of Carmen Collapsed, injurins Many Members Of chorus-Those uninjured Held Audience Until Curtain Lowered.

New York, Jan. 7.-More than twen- ty members of the Metropolitan Grand Opera company were seriously injured tonight by. collapse of the bridge in the street scene in the opening act of Carmen"
 None of the principals were on the ste sc at the lme of the accident, and the uninjured members of the chorus heroieally massed at the front of the stage and sang on in an attempt to prevent 1he public from learning what had happened.
 The curtain was rung down as soon as possible. and Heinrich Conried. i'm pressario, prevented a panic by urg- ing the great audience to remaia seat cd and not be frightened.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
BRYAN HAS PRAISES FOR THE PRESIDENT
 IN REFORM EFFORT
SAYS THAT HIS EFFORTS ARE
 coMMENDA6LE.
SPEECH MADE IN MEMPHIS
Jackson Club Entertained the Great Commonsr at Banquet and Many People Attended.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. GA banquet at which 40 covers were spread was rendered Wm. J. Bryan tonight by the Jackson club of Memphis. MT. Bryan was introduced as the next president of the United States. His subject was, "Watchman, What of the Night?" After speaking of the causes which in part contributed to the recent defeat cf the Democratic party, Mir. Bryan said the platform adopted at Kansas City expressed views of more Demo crsts than any platform adopted since.
 He praised several recommenda- tions maee by President Roosevelt, and spoke Of him as doing many good things. MT. Bryan closed as follows:
 Just now President Roosevelt gives promise of beginning a reform move ment- He recommends legislation which will inform the public in regard to campaign contributions. This is a far-reaching recommendation and should receive the earnest support of every Democrat.
 He also recommends an enlarge ment of the scope of the interstate commerce law This, too, is a step in the right direction, and he should receive the support of all Democrats in any efforts in which he makes to bring railroads under strict control.
 If the president, with the aid of the Democrats, accomplishes any reform, the public will secure the benefit Of 1t; if he fails, the educational work which he does will help the Democrat ic party in future contests.
 "In municipal affairs the Democrats are. as they should be. quite unani- nous in favor of municipal ownership Of all municipal franchises, and ou- party must face the fact that failure to properly regulate railroads will com pei the public ownership of railroads | If the federal government operates only the trunk lines, leaving the states to operate the network of local lines We can have public ownership withou' ce capitalization. and, es believe. with. out danger to any public interests
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
Do Heavy Damage Following Fierce Winter
 Blasts
CRIPPLES INDUSTRY
 AT PHILADELPHIA
Rolling Mills and Other Manufactur- ing Concerns Lining the Banks Of the Sehuyikili Are Forced to Shut DesSn-4o,ooo Out of Employment Boston Suffers Terrific Gale Oft the cosst-Tidai Wave for England.

Boston. Jan. IA heavy northeast erly storm which set in last night, em- brsced all New England. Rain, ac- companied by q r:se of about 50 de- srees in temperature, rapidly melted snow and caused much inconvenience.
 The gale, which reached velocity of eighty miles an hour on the coast. caused rough seas and. high tides.
 The schooner Lizzie Carr went ashore aL Concord Point, Rye Beach N. H.. and Frank Keen. first mate. was knocked overheard and drowned. Other members of the crew were res cued The storm had cleared by noon today.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
Tidal Wave on English Coast.

London, Jan. "A tidal flood or the east coast this morning caused an enormous amount of damage at water ing places from Scarborough as far south as Dover.
 Eight hundred feet of the pier at Sea. borough. which cost. s175.0OO. was -weri away and prcncenadez :'n the sea front were broken up.
 Nearly all parts of the toTn Var mouth were inundated. hundreds oi houses were flooded and inhabitants were obliged to vacate their ground floors.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
RELICS DISAPPEAR.

Paris. Jan "A dispatch from Ajac- oio. Corsica, says a number of Napo- leonic relics disappeared from the Place of Napoleon following visit Of two Americans. whose names have been given to the police The relics include bust of the Prince Imperial and a bust Of the King of Rome.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
VIGOROUS ATTACK TOMORROW IN THE SENATE
Special 10 ReviewJ

statehood n immediate being
 a m will all it without provision Arizona the tiono of the Oklahoma-ndan Territory bill andthe be stricken
 
  things considered defeat will
 NJ A.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
TROLLEY GAR WRECK.
lr Which Sixteen Passengers Were lnjured-None Fatally Hurt.

New York. Jan. "A trolley car of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company. carrying forty members of the Adiron- dacll Council of the Royal Arcanum. jumped the track on curve at the foot of a steep hill in Douglas street, Brooklyn. early today.
 The car turned on it's side and was smashed. Sixteen Of the occupants were thrown into slush and water two feet deer. sustaining various injuries, none of which are of serious nature.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
stern sends Ship Adrit..

Bremen. Jan. 7.-The lightship in Borkum, Hanover, carrying crew of fl persons, broke from her anchor age Friday night during a terrific storm and went adrift. Further de' tails concerning the vessel are lack ing
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
PROGRAM FOR MONDAY.

will will bill and speeches Forak Stewart Carmack Blackburn Kentucky 
 officials giving Smith credit his project settlement
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08

D. W. SemDle, of the Evening Min s7, returned last evening from Tucson, and reports that he left his wife in the Sisters Hospital at that place, and that she is now fast recovering from her recent illness
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
GRABBED QUICK.
All Anpointive Positions on Canal Job Are Gone-Up to Civil Service.

Washipstona Jan. 7.-Secre* 1ry Murphy. of the Isthmian Canal Gem mission, announced that all positions under the commission, which. by exe2- utive order, are exempt from ciyil serv- ice examination, have been filled.
 No additional appointments can TOW be made in any department CT the commission except through the civl service commission, where applicants desiring to qualify for appointment should apply for information.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
:. .. .. z, z, (, e (. (: e <., (. <: (: z: GRAND JURY INDICTMENT
 WRITTEN OFF BOOKS.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 1.-Upou motion oi District Attorney John Manning, the indictments which were returned by the county grand jury against May or George Fl. Williams and Chief of Police Chas. H. Hunt, of this city. were today dismiss ed by Circuit Judge A. L. Fra ger.
 Mir. Manning also asked that the records be mace to show that Mayer Williams is fully exonerated of any offence charged in the indictment. :. :, {. !. {. {. z |. z. {. < z, q {. C,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
. Q Q . 2 e z. (. 7' t7 t t V 2. ADAMS SEATED AS COVER
 NOR BY LEGISLATURE.

Denver. Colo, Jan. 7.-Alva Adams was tonight declared by the legislature Of Colorado to be the duly elected governor of Colorado.
 The returns show Adams, 123,O7s: Peabody, 111S,SO4. Plu- rality for Adams, 9,774. e, ., q. 4. .. z 1> e, C Q (: | q, q z
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
Philadelphia Manufacturers Suffer.

TN'iaucIPTHd WdHuIsSkUTSIs SUI'ef'
 Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 7.-The effect of last nights heavy rainfall which was driven b. 36-mile gale, are in er- idence today in all sections of the city and it's environments.
 The most serious result is the swol- len condition of the Schulkill river, which is seventeen feet above normal at Manayunk, twelve miles out Four teen mills are closed as the result Of the flood, and 10000 hands are idle.
 The water, damned up by ice pack cd up and overfiowed into the base meats and first floors of the factories and uills which line the banks 0f the river.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08

There will be services in the Pres bytrlaE church Today conducsd by Rev. J. EA Fry. The usual morning and evening services will be held and the public are cordially invited
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
e e e v 1 c = c c t c t c HALF MILLION DOLLAR
 GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNS.

Kansas City, Jan. 7.-The Ma pie Leaf grain elevator. owned by the Chicago Great West ern Railway Co.,. burned to- night with 300,OOO bushels of wheat. entailing loss of S550,000 on the building and contents. which were covered by full insurance.
 The fire was caused by sparks generated by the friction of a belt
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08

Guy Loomis leaves today for Cliff ton and Morenci on an insurance trip.
 Mrs. Allen R. English returned 10 her home at Tombstone last evening, after spending several days at the Cop per Queen Hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08

The youngest child of J. W. Hunter. of Youngblood Hill, is seriously sick.
 Mrs. Ed Sturgess departed last ov- ening for Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
GAR ROBBED B LONE BANDIT.

e Mont tgcmery, Ala. Jan. 7.- e A Eail car of the Atlantic coast
 {. line train, which arrived in @ Montgomery at o'clock this
 @ evening, was robbed about five {. miles east of this city. '3 4 large amount Of registered {. mai. was secured. The bandit
 !: escaped. dropping off the train C, as it entered the outskirts of
 Q Montgomery.
 e Eugene Hester. mail clerk,
 3 was shot through the hand z. The amount secured is not .3 known. gut is believed to be <. Iargs.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
SMITH QUALITIES HIS VIEWS

IMMEDIATE IsLATURE VISITING WASHINGTON, THOUGH NTMATING THING TRANsPIRE LATsR-PREsENT OUTLOOK sDeRs TO BE GOOD FOR EAT OF BILL AS SENT TO SEN ArE-ExPEcTs AMENDMENTS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08

Manager Reno, of the Copper City Brewing Co. WIS . business visitor iE town yesterday from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08

Sup Waiter Douglas will leave this morning for Phoenix, where he gees on business for his company.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
F. |. HUNTER MADE
 SUPERINTENDENT
 OF FL PASO ROAD
MATERIAL AGENT GETS sUesTAN.
 THAI PROMOTION.
CAME AS COMPLETE SURPRISE
Announcement Was Made in Fl Paso Yesterday, and Was Made Effective January 7th.

El Paso,- Jan. 7.-Efiective today. January :, F. L. Hunter. who for some time past has been material agent for the Southwestern, with headquarters at Douglas. is appointed superintend- ent of the same road with headuarter; at FL Paso.
 The announcement was made yester- cay in the following circular, which was issued from the office of General Superintendent H. J Simmons: s E1 Paso. Jan. ', 1905.
 Effective this date, MT. F. L. Hunter is appointed superintepdent of this road. with jurisdiction over train serv- ice. station service and maintenance.
 The trainmaster. roadmasters, gen- eral foremen, bridges an6 building and station agents, will report to the su- Derintendent- -
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08
H. J. SIMMONS.

GtutTdi SupeTluUtuuent.
 MT. Hunter, who happened to be in Fl Paso yesterday. was completely sur priScd when tcid Of his promotion, as he had heard no word regarcing it ur- til he was informed that it was a tact It is understood that MT Hunters neW' headquarters will be in Fl Paso, and that in part, at least, the duties will be much the same as those of the office of assistant superintendent, from which office C. J. Hartman recently resigned, following which that office was abolish ed
 MT. Hunter has. been with the Fl Paso & SouJhwcSlern for the past three years, and was material agent for the road. Previous to coming 10 the Southwestern, he was connected Eifh the storekeeper's department of the Union Pacific. His record with the Southwestern is Said to be of the best. and employes of the road in dis cussing the change last night were unanimous in saying that it was well deserved. fr M
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-08

Washington, Jan. 6l-;FoTecast
 for Arizona: Fair Saturday and
 Sunday
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-18
VENTURA is DUE TOMORROW.

The S. S. Ventura is due tomorrow
morning from the Colonies, en- route to
San Francisco. She will arrive in
San Francisco Christmas Day.