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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31
HE PACIFIC SLOPE.
! Interesting Description Of the
Many Beauties Of the
Wonderland

4 Los ANaEiEs, CAL, AuGUsT -,
D5-ED. PRrss.
IIsying been away from Marion and
binds who were near and dear tosmc
nay youthful life, and they are
Ill held a. dear a. had seen them
Jsoferday.
II have decided that possibly some
~ might give time 10 a word from
knce leaving Marion and friends
nnfioned, have located some few
knosand miles west, but think |
knss found the most desirable place in
The uorld 10 live--Los Angeles, Cal.
% coarsc some Of my Kentucky
friesds will bob up and say ken
ts<&y y best yet, Aud am ready
q sdmi, that she !. all RICH, aud |
love her dear old name. But just
OF 20 California and be convinced.
/ ksvs lived here two year. aud
ths spell grows on me.
We have everything here tina, Ma
tire could provide for humanity aud
In an unIimited quantity.
Durisg tke searching dAys Of this
xummer, In your portion Of the coun-
ri. We were cool aud pleasant a.
|oy morning. having TO wear wraps
ieoFnInsa AID evenings. We can sit
- ser ver.nda sud &c, the fresh sea
brx1rs. vhile looking to the North,
~ - ID Low, NJ Wilson and
o<h1H kIxk peaks Of the ooas, range.
Only last Sunday We took our lunch
and drove through beautiful Cahneu-
es (ro-hsn-go) canyon TO the beauti-
f~l - Fernando Valley, climbed to
he COP y the highest peak q the
xapt. hiIls where We could view the
bro>& <urroundiug valley, covered
viii k>nen, orange, walnu, 6gs aud
di1o1ro1 kinds Of grain aud ycge-
tahIco. RON this same spot We could
vino ~ ocean aud the Catalina
IaHu& All in all this presented a
rkoooru tco grand for hand Ia paint
An1 1&it j. only one ~ the many
oloooo q equal interest and beauty.
spm January to January We can
11oU ~ own vegetables, and when
~ ne ehjoying the sport Of an old
DIS >t<now ball. We are gathering
IT. ~ yard and garden vegetables,
Ir0 N u howcrs.
5ly some reader of this article
uI 1esdy to say that Eve can not
In ~ BEAUTIFUL scenery and flowers,
u&| n course, l. true aud We are
rrc b tell YOU that we have rear
&uo@o> hitch are equal to our scenery
16sers. Our climate is not to
81 rnted. So all told, we have
r. which tell u that our city
ANGELES will be the greatest
oI1y the West, and not many years
honeo. We now have population
az m66> than two hundred thousand
and The rrowth continues 10 increase.
Last 1ear our city ranked fourth in
United States in building. Ten
{orn sgo our now prosperous city
~. o1ly Spanish village, We have
= Of the Spanish yet; we also
n BIC Of the best deciplined towns
q United States.
&c I have been in Los Angeles
met number Of Marion peo-
~ pd il always made me feel good
q, and while | am a few miles
] am glad to think of the good
IS of Marion and the whole OF
- jf''yiittenden as my friends.
y Nave dear old gray-haired
n on one of those high old hills
o. county, and hope to be back
"a her and all my friends some
~ Law. Yours
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31
Notice to Home-Seekers.

have some valuable land in Ar,
kansas in my hands for sale to bona
fide home seekers at prices ranging
from 50. 90 to $50. 90 per acre, some
in valley, some in hills and in the
swamps. BUTLER CRITP,
Piggstt, Ark.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31
Two Farms for Sale.

One of 100 acres and one of 10
acres, in what is known as the eddy,
B miles south of Salem, on Pinck.
NEVILLE and Salem road one-half mile
from Pinckneyville church and school
Will sell separate or together. APP
ply to Q. 7. CLARK,
Salem, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31
Marriage Licenses.

Joe Lemon and Miss Laura Marble.
Randolph Andrews and Miss Nora
Wynn.
j. II. Dart and Mrs. Lily Asher.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31
Wanted a FIu0r Spar Mine

On the railroad. Address Civ
ing full particulars, Globe Chez
mical Co., Deer Creek above
Court ST., Cincinnati, D.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31
] Office Farmers Club.
FRANK l.. ORR

Crittenden Co. Farmers. Club
Yet Saturday, Sept. End, at
burt house in Marion. All
aested to attend. New mem
bred. Every progressive far
build join. J. Frank Conger'
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31
Hay For Sale.

so tons of good clear timothy and
red top hay at $1,000 per ton deliv-
cred. M. D. EsKEw.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-31

We have a new line of notions,
such as belts, neckwear ETC. Give us
a call. DESNAN IL LOVE.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
HocH ADMITS TEN WIVES.
Under Police Interrogation He Gives
 Their Names.

Chicago, Feb. 9.-Johann Hoch, in- dicted for bigamy, suspected of mur- der and man of many aliases, arrived in Chicago tonight.
 The examination of Hoch by the po- lice was concluded after midnight, and just before it's close he confessed that ne had married ten women. Hoch also admitted that he intended to com init suicide, and that the white powde- found in the fountain pen talk su from his room in New York City was arse mic he had purchased with the il ten. tion of killing himself The names of two of the women married by Hoch were not disclosed by the police. The other eight were: Julia Steinbrech- Ter, married in 1894; Mrs. Marie Wack- Ter, married December 12, 1904; Mrs. Mary Becker, St. Louis; Mrs. Anna Hendrick, married in Hamond, md, January ?. 1902; Mrs. Marie Goerk, married in 1904; Mrs. Mary Rankin, married in 1894; Mrs. Martha Hord- deldt, now of Pasadena, Cal, married in 1895; Mrs Emile Fischer, married in December, fs04.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
HOLD UP LAST NIGHT
MINER ROBBED OF s1e IN CASH AT END OF A SIX
 SHOOTER.
Job Done Opposite SIag Dump-Hign- wayman Returned a Silver Watch. Officers Working With Descriptions of Men Wanted.

J. T. Wilson, c. & A, miner, was held up opposite the slag dump or his way home from the city last night about 1O:3O and robbed of SIG. A silver watch he wore was pulled from his pocket, but on inspection returned.
 Wilson reported to Officer Will moth, who went at once to the scene of the hold-up, but found no one in sight. Later, with Wilson, he visited q number of places but found no one that Wilson recognized. Of one of the men he was able to give a good de scription, declaring he would know him on sight. Of the other man his description was not so good. The of ficers are making vigorous search in the hope of breaking up the usual pay | day run of hold up jobs.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

would be sacrificing to few Republi- can Senators who had seen fit to unite with the minority of the Senate if the bill as amended was accepted.
 4 definition of what is regarded as the binding feature of a caucus was made to those Republican members who have indicated an intention to vote with the Democrats. should op- portunity arise for acceptance of the Senate bill. This definition was that unless the member gives notice to the caucus that he will not be bound hy its action he must hold himself bound thereby.
 There is some talk among House members tonight that the Senate might accept the House bill. and nego tiations with this in view have beer in progress. To make it impossibit for the House committee to take any action, the committee at it's last meet ing adjourned to meet at call of th' chairman, and no meeting will be helt until call shall have been isssued.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

Washington, Feb. 1O.-It is not so dead sure, after all, that the Senate
 will fail to legislate upon a bill en- larging the powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission and regulating freight rates of railroads. The spec ter of an extra session of Congress in the spring frightens old Republican Senators, and they view with alarm the advent in the new Senate of earn est agitators of the La Toilette kind. Then some of the big railroad mag mates of the country are coming around to the opinion that perhaps they can secure through this Congress a more conservative railroad measure than in the fifty-ninth Congress. There is much in this, for the next Congress is a Roosevelt one through and through, and the tremendous majority
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
MUCH INTEREST TAKEN
CONTEST TO COME OFF ON THE 22ND.
Large Crowd Witnessed Exhibition Work By Newcomers to City at Gymnasium Last Night-Adding to the Program for the Big Day.

The decided interest that the Car keek-Varney championship wrestling contest dated for the 22nd has arous. ed in wrestling in the city was demon strated at the Gymnasium last night, when an impromptu match between R. A. Brussler, a recent arrival from New York, and N. R. Patterson, lately from San Francisco, attracted a crowd that filled the lower floor.
 Both men gave exhibitions which put them in the highly capable class in the opinion of those who witnessed their work. They will go on at Naco in the program preliminary to the big event of the 22nd. Mir. Patterson has had experience with the Jus Jtsi in it's native land of Japan, and will probably give an exhibition of this interesting work at Naco.
 Manager Hurst and MT. Varney go Ito Cananea today to look after ar engagements for the big excursion com. ing from there to attend the Naco event. Next week steps will De talk en to look after crowds from other points. Fifteen thousand circulars are to be sent out telling of reduced rates and the attraction in a general way.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
RUSSIAN REVIEW OF WAR

St. Petersburg, Feb. 10.-Reviewing the twelve months of war, the newspa- pers, with the single exception of the Nashadni, do not display any discour- agement, though they frankly record an almost unbroken line of reverses. The Bourse Gazette, in a remarkable editorial, goes to the length of saying that while Russia has not won vic tory, the lUstre of Russian arms is not dimmed and. therefore, Russia can, without humiliation, discuss the possi- bility of the. termination of the war seeking a peaceful and honorable ad. justment on the basis of satisfacto- ry understanding between the two countries chiefly concerned in the des tinies of Asia.
 The Russ says the Colossus :s be ginning to stand on its own legs
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

Yet, Valkoff, Governor-Genera1 of the district, maintains the strict pro hibition against more than twenty peo- pie gathering at any place even for a friendly dinner in a hotel.
 Valkoff yesterday summoned Prince Galitzen, Mayor of Moscow and a re- cent convert to Liberalism, and begged him to influence the munich pality toward loyalty. Volkaff prom lsed to the people greater freedom of speech and a relaxing of the cruel police rule enforced by Gen. Trepoff when Governor-GeneraI here.
 It is learned that the students, law yers and physicians of Moscow, and even some of the nobles, are planning a serious demonstration on March 4, the anniversary of the liberation of the serfs by Alexander II. in 1863.
 The triennial meeting of the no bles now progressing in Moscow has assumed political significance because after three days of per-fervid discus sion it's members are split into angry factions over the attitude they would assume in this crisis.
 Prince Trubetskoi, who is both z marshal in the nobility and President of the Moscow Zemstvo, stubbornlI refuses to acquiesce in th' majority's wishes insisting that th' nobility should voice entire satisfac ton with the present state of affairs
 It is probable that the Liberal no | bles will make public protest agains Trubetskoi and openly join the revc lutionaries, thus creating a situation Iraught with imminent danger.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
THE RATE BILL MAY PASS

in the House will be so overwhelming ly for Teddy and all that he stands for that the Senate will have trouble in stemming the tide. Therefore, as the Esch-Townsend Railroad Bill pass ed the House with a whoop it is not out of reckoning to predict that the Senate may fiddle-faddle for a brief period, in order to establish its claim as a deliberative body and to preserve it's ancient dignity, and finally fall down like a row of bricks" Indeed, such thing has often happened here, and there is no reason why it should not happen again and in the matter pending. And it can be said in con clusion that the sentiment is growing stronger daily in the Senate in favor of settling the question before ad journment.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

spurning the bureaucratic clay which has been artifcially imposed on it. As soon as the Colossus finds full use of it's own limbs, the question or war or peace will be settled without diffi- culty.
 The Nashadni publishes an Upen letter from the secretary of M. Bezo- Drazoff, president of the Yalu Timber company. demanding the truth about the Yalu river concessions which. he claims, were the direct cause of the war. He states that when the truth is known 1t will be seen how easy it would have been to adjust the differ ences with Japan.
 The rather cheery outlook thus drawn appears to appeal to the peopla generally as well grounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
Troops Firm in Poland.

Berlin, Feb. 10.-According to press dispatches from Kattowitz, Russian Poland. collision occurred today be- tween 15,O00 strikers and military at Skarzysko, in which 24 strikers were killed and forty wounded. The mili- tary, it is reported, fired on strikers at Ostrowicz, but casualties in that case are not known.
 The Lokal Anzeiger's Warsaw dis patch gives the number of strikers killed at Lodz on Thursday as 19, wounded, 112. These figures apply so only part of the disturbances. The sharpest fight took place before the factory of the Schneider company. the number of strikers killed or wounded not being reported. Two soldiers were killed.
 A dispatch from Sosnovice says: "A procession of strikers from Seagorge going to Sielce, where a demonstra- tion had been planned, was dispersed by the military, who freely used their swords and whips. Troops continue to arrive in large numbers. The strikers have called a great meeting
 for Sunday, which it is feared will cause trouble.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

Reading, Pa, Feb. 1O-Mrs. Kate Edwards, who is under sentence to be hanged with Samuel Greason on Thursday next for the murder of her husband, made a statement to her counsel today in which she exonerated Greason from complicity in the mur- der.
 The statement will not be given to the public until after presented to the board of pardons, but the inference is alone committed the crime. Mrs. Ed wards and Greason, who is a colored man. were convicted of the murder of Edwards and since the death sentence was pronounced, extraordinary efforts have been made to save her from the gallows. The board of pardons has heretofore refused to interfere and the state supreme court has affirmed the lower courts decision.
 Mrs. Edwards confession, it is thought will put the case in a new as- pect before the board of pardons If the woman's statement is accepted by the board it may save the mans life. If the woman is spared it will there fore be entirely on sentimental merits, as strong pressure is being brought before the board not to permit the woman to be hanged. It is expected the execution will at the least be post poned, in view Of the statement Of Mrs. Edwards.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
COL. GREENE DELAYED.
Now Expected to Leave East About
 2oth-His Experts Arrive.

A party of experts arrived at Fl Paso yesterday from New York for the purpose of examining the properties recently taken over by Col. w. c. Madre railroad. The party carries about ten members, who go at once into Mexico from Fl Paso.
 Col. Greene did not accompany the New York party, and is not TOW ex- pected to come west until the goth, or later. He is now at Chicago, but will probably return to New York before coming to Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

Phoenix. Feb. 10.-A fine example of the broad-minded citizenship of the territory and the capability of Demo crats to put aside and out of sight all partisanship when it comes down to doing the right thing, was afforded to- day when the Webb resolution was presented making an appropriation to pay for life size painting of Governor Alexander Brodie for the walls of the capitol building.
 The resolution of Speaker Webb was greeted with enthusiasm, and when the eulogy to the governor which accompanied it had bee delivered the
 House passed the resolution with q rising vote. In the eulogy to the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

Washington, Feb. 10.-Justice liar Ian of the Supreme Court of the Unit ed States early this morning denied an application for writ or error in the case of J. Samuel McCue, former Mayor of Charlottesville, Va, who was under sentence of death hanged today for the murder of his wife. Justice Harlan based his denial on the ground that no federal question was present ed in the application for the writ.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
RIOT HORRORS ARE FEARED TOMORROW Russian Military Better Prepared than Before
 FOREIGNERS FLEEING FROM MOSCOW

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  situation generally wi a the DIoodshed the crucial The position is than
  less effective Reports from factories show that trouble and likely strike < <
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
suRPRIs gro TUCKER.

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 10.-State Sena-
 tor E. A. Tucker, of Humboldt, today
 received a telegram from Congress
 man Burkett that the President had appointed him to a federal judgship of Arizona. Senator Tucker was not an applicant. and the appointment came as a surprise to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
rrouaIe Expeeted In Moscow.

Moscow, Russia, Feb. 9.-American and English residents, in gar 6f n impending storm, are sending thCiI families out of Russia across the border into Germany and Austria.
 On the surface the city continues to be as peaceful as a sleeping child
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

Washington, Feb. 10.-Statehood for Oklahoma and New Mexico will not be granted during this Session of con gress, unless it is on khes provided in the House statehood gbill. This was decided today at a conference of the Republican members of the House.
 The following resolution setting forth the position was adopted, 112 to 33, after three hours debate:
 Resolved, That the sense of thia conference is that the action and polT cy of the Republican caucus on April 19. 1904. regarding admission of Okla homa and Indian Territory as one state, and New Mexico and Arizona as one state, as provided in house bii! No. 14,749, which bill has been amended by the Senate and is now pending in the House committee. be in sisted upon, and that we insist on such parliamentary proceedings as can be adopted by a majority of the House under which the aforesaid policy oi the Republicans of the. House will be worked out
 Speaker Cannon is the author oi this resolution. When the conference convened there were three proposals before it, none of which were adopted Rodey made strong appeal for con currence with the Senate bill.
 The ground was taken by those wht favored the House provisions or noth ing, that the Republicans of the House
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
SYNDICATE BUYS SHELTERS.

Austin. Tex, Feb.10.-A syndicate of Boston men headed by George Fred Williams has closed a deal for the purchase of three smelters. twelve gold and silver mines and one nun dred thousand acres in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

Chicago, H., Feb. 10.-The indict- Inent charging Manager will Q. Davis Iof the Iroquois theater with maaa slaughter, on account of loss of life in the fire which destroyed the theater, was quashed today on the ground that the document failed to show any omis- sion of duty on the part of Davis.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
BRIDEGROOM A THIEF.

Philadelphia, Feb. 10.-John 5. Ter ris, a foreman, and Bartholomew Acll- henney, a platform man for the United States Express Company, were arrest ed last night charged with the larceny of express packages of diamonds and jewelry to the amount of $1,000. Ter ris returned from his wedding trip and was arrested when he applied for hi: pay.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
UTAH IS TO GET
 UNDER AMENDMENT SLIPPED THROUGH PART OF ARIZONA
LEGISLATURE ADVISED OF THE KEARNS "BUG" LEADS RESOLUTION OF PROTEST TO CONGRESS
 FINE EULOGY OF ERODE BY SPEAKER WEBB
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

Rounding Them Up-Officers of the city have resumed the nightly round ing up of vagrants about the saloons and streets of the city. This is due to the influx of undesirable characters that occurred during the early part of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
FURTHEsT SOUTH IN AUTO.

Boston, Feb.1O.-Charles J. Glidden cabled today that he had arrived at Bluff, New Zealand, the most southern point in the world ever reached by an automobile.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
'"".,, .I,,MDBEY NEW GOVERNOR
 TUCKER NEBRASKA BECOMES JUDGE
 NOMINATED YESTERDAY
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Laredo, Tex, Feb. 9.-Pas- senger train No. 4. over the National Railway of Mexico, which left here yesterday morn ing. collided with a freight train at Carneros, Mexico, to- day.
 It is not known how many were killed, but rumor states that thirteen are dead and sev- enteen wounded. b s ve ss se p R e b se k se e b b
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
PRESIDENT SENDS APPOINTMENTS TO SENATE
 STATEHOOD BILL HUNG UP IN HOUSE
 WILL NOT ENDORSE BILL AS AMENDED
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11

Governor he was paid the highest trib- ute possible to an American citizen, in the declaration that he had served his country well and justly. without exer- else of partisanship or favor, and that all the people, Democrats and Repub- licans alike, looked upon him as an honest, patriotic friend and fellow citi- zen.
 Another bill of moment passed was that of Perkins, appropriating s10,00O for the erection of a suitable monu- ment at Prescott in commemoration of the memory of Buckley O'Neill.
 Aside from this work the session of the Legislature today was devoid of other than the routine grind.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-11
MURDERESS MAKES
 LATE CONFESSION
CRIME FOR WHICH TWO WERE TO HANG CHANGES
 ASPECT.

Murder was of Woman's Husband Negro Alleged to Have Been Assist ant-strons Effor to Save Her from GaIlows Next Thursday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-04-08

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