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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13

st. Petersburg, July IL. - The
Nashashasin prints report that Lieu
tenant General Stoessel has oeen
placed under arrest at Tsarskoe-Selo
in consequence of revelations made by
the commission investigating the de-
tense and capitulation of Port Arthur
and that the sword of honor donated
by number of French admirers OF
Stoessel will not be presented.
The Nashashisin says that Rear Ad-
miral Kruger will leave the service on
account of alleged incapacity in con-
nection with his treatment OF the sltu-
alton created by the mutiny aboard
the battleship Kniaz Potemklne at
Odessa.
Potemkine leaves KustenII.
Sevastopol, July 12. The Kniaz
Potemkine left Kustenji during the
night in tow Of the battleship Tohesme
for Sevastopol.
Rousine Leaves For Washington.
vladivostok, July IL. Captain Rou-
sine has left Vladivostok for Washing
ton, where he will participate in the
peace negotiations.
China Demands Voice.
Pekin, China, July 12. - The Chin
ese government recently notified the
Russian, Japanese and other legations
that China would refuse to recognize
any arrangements at the approaching
peace conference in the United States
regarding Chinese interests unless
China is consulted in the matter. The
Japanese replied politely, plainly init
mating that the notification would in
nowise affect the plan of action adopt
ed by Japan. There was no reply
from Russia
May Replace Nuravleff.
st. Petersburg, July -. - Strong in
fuences have been brought to bear on
Emperor Nicholas to induce him to re
place NJ Nuravieff as peace plenipo
tentiary although the ambassador has
taken passage on the steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm Der Crosse, sailing July 26
According to reports the emperor is
wavering il he has not already become
convinced of the fact that his choice
was unwise.'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13
CONVICT KILLED BY AvENeER.

Slain In mississippi.
Jackson, Miss, July 12.-David Col
Inns, negro in custody Of an officer
and on his ay to the penitentiary,
where he was to serve ten years for
criminal assault, was yesterday shot
to death by William Dickey, brother
in-law of Miss Hogg, the victim of the
assault.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13
TEN KILLED BY HEAT.

Many Prostratlons Are Also Reported
In New York.
New York, July IL. Up to noon
there were ten deaths and many pros
trations from excessive heat in
Greater New York
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13
STOESSEL IN DISGRACE,
ARRESTED FOR COW ARDICE
WANT EARLY STATEHOOD.
People Of Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tories Hold Conv

& St + r y = y y \
okIahom City, July 12.-one
thousand delegates from Indian
Territory and Oklahoma met in
convention here today to take
= some definite action looking to
+ inm ediate statehood.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13

Eleven Companies, Including Several
Large Ones Which Operate in Iowa
Are Named as Parties to the Suit,
the Claim Being That They Have
Favored the Alleged Trust.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13
BOY SERIOUSLY HURT.
Frank slmons, Son Of Wapello County
Farmer Has Bad Fall.

Bunch, July 12. -(Special)- Frank
Simons, aged Is years, the son Of N.
j. Simons. was seriously injured last
night by falling from the top of
a corn crib on his fathers farm The
boy sustained broken rib and inter
nal injuries.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13
OFFICE BLOCK coLLAPsEs.

The Glenn Building Falls, Killing Two
People and Injuring Ono.
Baltimore, July 1.-THE Glenn bull
ding, small Office structure, collapsed
today killing .wo persons and injuring
one.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13

Sugar Prices Reduced.
New York, July 12-All grades Of
refined sugar were reduced ten cents
per hundred pounds today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13
A Royal Son Born.

London, July 12.-The princess of
Wales was safely delivered of a son
this morning.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13
KRUGER MAY RESIGN
Rear Admiral Who Failed to Quell
Mutiny on kniaz Potemkine May
Leave Service-Russia May Choose
New Man as Peace Commissioner
China Demands Voice In Conference.

Reval, July 12.-Being appre-
hensive Of mutiny the authorities
here have ordered the sailors OF
the Russian cruizers Minnie and
kreml to be relieved of their arms.
Serious discomfort is manifested
among the crews owing to the
quality of the food supply.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-13

st. Petersburg, July 12.- The
slovo announces positively that
the car will go to Moscow, whore
next Wednesday he will issue
proclamation sunmoning in the
representatives of the people 10
the palace at kremlin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.

City Council Chamber, Rock Island,
H., Oct. 6, 1905: The council met at s
p. IN. in adjourned regular session,
Mayor McCaslrin presiding and all the
aldermen present The clerk read a
representing the Allis Chalmers COM
pany concerning circular issued by
a representative of the William Todd
company concerning the bids before
the council for furnishing a pump.
Aid. Oberg moved that the commu-
nicatiOn be laid on the table.
Aid. Robbins moved, as a substitute,
that both communications be referred
10 the committee of the whole. Car
ried.
Aid. Eckhart from the committee of
the whole reported progress in the
consideration of the bids.
Aid Sexton from the waterworks
committee reported a recommendation
that the petition of Collins Bros. for
the extension of the water main to- the
skating rink and the installation of
hydrant at the corner of Sixteenth
street and Fifth avenue. be granted.
Aid. Wilson moved that the matter
be referred back to the committee with
power TO act. Carried
Aid Robbins from the committee on
license and markets reported recon-
mendinE that the petition of Tropp, Oar
ling x Co, for permission 10 store sand
ON the levee Immediately west of Sew
enteenth street be granted provided
that the company pay the city $25 in
n oil
April /. the city TO confiscate all sand
not removed by that date. Report
adopted
Aid. O'Connor moved that the street
commissioner be instructed TO repair a
defective sidewalk on the east side of
Seventeenth street between Third and
Fourth avenues. Adopted.
= Aid. O'Connor offered a resolution
instructing the chief of police 10 arrest
and prosecute violators of the automo-
bile ordinances. Adopted.
Aid. Anderson offered a resolution
instructing the city clerk to notify the
Union Electric Telephone company to
remove two poles located at the alley
between Thirtieth and Thirty-frst
streets and between Thirty-first and
Thirty-second streets on the south side
of Fourteenth avenue, either outside
the curb or TO the property line.
Adopted.
Aid. Anderson offered a resolution in
structing the city clerk TO notify the
contractor for the Improvement of
Fourteenth avenue TO observe only the |
instructions of the aldermen of the |
Seventh ward in relation TO the dispo- |
siuon of the dirt. Adopted
Aid. Wilson moved that the clerk be |
instructed 10 notify the several electri- |
cal companies TO remove abandoned |
poles and also the stumps of poles
which have been cut down. Carried. !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

ing an intermission of two hours for
dinner. This intermission is now elm
mated. and the performance viii begin
at 7:45 sharp. There will be but a
five to eight minute wait between each
act. which is required TO set the stu
pendous scenic display. This time will
be devoted TO Wagner overtures, and
the performance will conclude at IL
O'Clock AS at Baireuth, the impera-
tive rule of the spectators being in
their seats when the curtain rises on
the first act will be in force, as on
account of the total darkness OF the
auditorium none can be seated during
the action of the play. A 10 minutes
warning before the curtain rises viii
be given in the lobby entrance by
trumpeters, who will blow the notes
of the Last Supper motif. "Parsifal
will be presented by a select company
of so noted players. Lawrence Graf
tan will be seen as Parsifal, Richard
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

Holy City, which appears at the Hi
nois Monday evening.
~. o. u" Coming.-One of the most
important bookings and engagements
of the present season is that of Kolb
and Dill, the well known and popular
German comedians and their excellent
company. They will be seen here in
two of their pieces de resistance
Il. o. T." which has stood the
test of long continued runs in San
Francisco. New York and other cities
Il. o. T." is burlesque and humorous
reflection of trusts and corporations
and claims for its author, JudsOn Bru
sic, who has given many merry com
edy to the stage. The hues are bright
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

Carpenter. of Rock Island. came down
yesterday for a visit with relatives
here
II. S. Smith. +. A. Woods, and \
Miller were tri-city callers "Wednesday.
Charles Carpenter and Carl Seas
trand attended the state fair at Spring
field this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HOffer spent a
few days with the latter's brother
Henry Schock, of Milan.
The funeral of Nelson Sherwood. of
Bettendorf, Iowa, was held here We'd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
At the Theatre.

His Highness, the Sey".-No must
cal comedy presented in Chicago in
the past decade can be accredited with
greater or more merited successes than
His Highness, the Bey." which has
been withdrawn from the stage of the
La Sale theatre Otter a successful run
of many months. The comedy has
proved a surprise TO its producers in
many senses, but the sensations have
invariably been pleasurable ones. y
satisfactory successor to The Runa-
ways THE Isle of Spice" and THE
Royal Chef" La Sale productions, had
been sought and a rewritten and re-ti-
tied New York production, although
equipped with elaborate investiture
and frightened up in each particular
had proved unequal to the test OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

Aid. Wilson offered resolution in
structing the clerk to notify the Cen
trial Union Telephone company and
other electrical companies not to plant
poles without obtaining permission
from the city council. Adopted.
Aid. Wilson moved that the city at
tOrney be instructed to investigate into
the legal standing of the Central Union
Telegraph company and report to the
council. Carried.
Aid. Oberg moved that the finance
committee be Instructed to have the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

nesday Mr.. Sherwood was an old sett-
Ter here till about a year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parmcnter have re-
turned from a two months visit in
the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Reynolds are eX-
pectcd home from Nebraska this week
A number of the telephone compan-
les held meetings Saturday night
They decided TO put in new cedar
poles and cross arms.
Farmers are digging their late po-
tatCcs and they expect a poor yield.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

that are daring in their magnitude and
admirable in their execution.
From Pulpit to Stage.-DramatiC per
formaucos OF some kinds have been
known probably among all nations, and
seem generally To have been connected
in their origin with religion. CompO-
siuOns of q dramatic nature are found
in our sacred book. and characters OF
our bible are livinEiy defined and en-
forced by the dramatisys. assisted by
the play-actors who represent them on
the stage. one of the best plays
founded ON biblical subjects is The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

curious body OF mystical romance
which grew up between the years of
1170 and 1920. and which is known
as the Grail cycle, forms the legendary
background of the tale The "Parsi-
fal" story is but one OF the many
romances in which the sacred cup that
received the blood OF the Savior is the
pivot about which the action reyolyes.
This production OF "Parsifal' is mark
ed by the employment of many of the
Baireuth customs. The commencing
time however has been modified. 1t
has formerly been the rule TO begin
the evening performance at $50. Civ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

son Cotton as Anfortas, Willard Da
Schell as Klinschor, and Miss Eva Tay-
lOr as Kundry.
"Under Southern Skies".-When a
play has been presented for four entire
seasons to large and delightful audi
ences. returning three and four times
during that period to many of the
cities visited. il is safe 10 assume that
that particular play is what is called
"a great big hit" This is the history
of LOttie Blair Parker's play. Under
Southern Skies. which returns TO this
city Sunday Oct. 10. at the Illinois.
This play has enjoyed phenomenal
prosperity during the four years of its
existence and now is in its fifth season
of continued success.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

and witty and the fun throughout
inccssart. II comes Oct. Is.
"Parsifar' at the IIIinois.-The IA
nous Wagnerian festival play, which
VIII be seen at the Illinois theatre
Wednesday. Oct. H. is a mystic drama
based upon one of the popular legends
Of the middle ages and wrought into
most attractive literary form by such
medieval writer's as Chretion de Tro-
yes and Wolfrom Won Eisenbach. That
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

pleasing the sharply critical patrons Of
the theatre. His Highuess" will be
here Oct. II.
Comprehensive Production.-A pro
ductiOn of unusual magnitude will be
given at the Illinois theatre Sunday.
oct ). the scenic comedy drama.
Cherry Valley" The play deals large
~ with the people in a small village
on the Potomac river in Virginia. but
il presents an abundance OF effects
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07

election booths painted before election.
Carried
Aid. Brooks offered a resolution in
structing the street commissioner to
place a fence around the hole in the
street at Thirty-fourth street and
Tenth avenue Adopted.
Adjourned on motion of Aid. Oberg
II. c. SCHAFFER,
City Clerk.
EDGINGTON, ILL.
Edgington, H., Oct. 6.-Mrs. c. S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-07
EDGINGTON, ILL.

ILL.,, Oct. 6.-Mrs. c. S
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

sr en- bu.'o~s OF 40 t.h,e a. The h-ein-
"'E ~ the gan. u would h- rath-r dif-
"Cu'i sp- player u work system.
HUn. cinnamon w1i' amt! ,ne rii- almin-
l.h"-. t"v"vrr ant attempt to figure out
.,Curstcly hp~ many ausr.ts there are In
'he pile, s,nIe os them may bs able M
t#ii
The Cinnamon. even IN rlayln. Am-'f
an Csucg. T. a better gambler than Tho
.Nu.ri,1n. Tho Chin,man. IN tn. rrs
place. hE. rno-. confidence iu his tuds.
.G.n, ard. better than that. he has s.nss
.noush to quit when h. IL winner No
American ever had sense enough to quit
winner.
In n fsr-'sn rsrs . Chinsm,n ~'ii
set a.id" - much ~ bis ~.sith-hsf -
y. Ne nay say=;o play on the aans
Hhen 10 has Loot the amount set Asiis
'"z CauhI nx pgfpnHss he quits Not 80
r'h sn American lie 'r~ss siI he has
ard Will tisn gant'. With ! - u 10
the dealer 10 GOO srourh 10 take them.
Another t1lns she ChiHsusn doesn't
fll hi, stomach with intoxicating Iguors
while hs 10 snmtinl 80 ns., Americans
10 In an American gambling Gsns the
hous. 10 most generous IN dispensing free
drinks These free ar'rhs have a ten.
s-acy 'o n,ss the player " he he vir.
nsr keep or playi1s until h. lo~-s his
s'nn nss snt u h- De- 'os.r. whisky vii
make him keep on ylsytns vn'li no has
los, ever, ghiHs hu, his birthrisht Even
si ~ American sanding table you never
catch u Cninarnsh s'ppins the seductive
ara Wt'-s--troyinS sy de FROM the has-
room. Ne 10 there Z. SsmlIs. not 70
drink
The police ~ ts'eru'in-a to br-ss No
san.'an ir HH Alley. however, ard 70 The
native infoyrnsr~ -. no, "shsaxhsisst os
nsars.tre p~srnonds m.r may finally sac.
c.e-, In sc-setnG the Id on
But s,op?!as fan-tsn s . hard psopos,.
uon. No one .>sr heard tell 10 the Do,iSO
sasslehisS v-oksr'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
POLICE CONFESS THEIR INABILITY TO SUPPRESS FAN TAM FASTEST
AND MOST CHINESE GAMES HOP ALLEY
% S% Ss n dn @ G.. 5
SOME FACTS ABOUT FAN.TAN
ANO THE CHINESE WHO PLAY IT

Fantan Is Chinese hat gives quicker for hs
= money than poker. roulette. faro. .
Of Louis.
. exceeds the speed limit .
Chinaman would rather than cat chop
bears the
. .
Fantan played With ordinary buttons About 90" Of them
stacked table the Will th" aid ~ hooked stick draws
them n the number
. naming after the .
The dealer mental He draws down
the buttons with dn the while Keeping tab
. the plays Of those around HIM .
The
II he night
eating beverages while the gaming table He concentrates NIL hts
physical and mental the play before him .
house but the Chinaman
. = .
The police OF st Louis squslch fan,an but city A.
believe possible the Chncsc have
English A. the China
understood the prosecution hnds itself
. without sufficient evidence convict .
n
What the nformrr after
would be Orntals lcss discrc",
. dsposng Of the corpus deG;i .
Cinnamon IN the
they al .
= their attorneys fee =
a = = = = = y - Il
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
AN HZPREs35HGY on CHNXEE
GPZaLZYG 0EX.

Fan tan. the greatest Of Chinese
games and ia" most fascinating OF nj!
gambling vices. perhaps. Is common IN
Hop Alley. yet the police confess their
Inability TO stop II.
Through the medium 81 Chinese in
formers. the police occasionally locate
fan-tan game. hut convictions in Pp
lice Court AZ" Ext - impossible. he-
"ause Il is rar. ln,l""d that the officers
;iui any money in sight when they
raid u Chinese gambling house.
Roulette * SUPPOSED 10 70" fas;
game. shooting craps is looked upon as
81 strenuous way Of losing ones money.
and faro r. interesting. but fan-tan.
from speed viewpoint, has all thes..
games tied 20 Il post.
The average Chinaman would rather
play fan tan than eat chop sury The
hundreds OF Chiuam.n working IN 81
Louis for Il weekly wage m.aud.r 10
the Hop Alley quarter on pay u,Shr
and r!sh their noncy ON the odd and
even bets In the fan-tan gamble.
Sa'''''."s
=. ..a, -. -, -. - "i''a'' %
J" "'
Irai-- - - unfair
: ',''s' NAp4-
''''
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l''' "'"
''', NJ"
- -.
-.
a
-. 80. -. .,.,,.-.. "a,
-. =.
- :.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

are seifom arpr.henie. Tie Chiraman
holds . stiu toagu-. Ms h.s man quietly
Aai exercises x-~s; discretion in making
~sy With ;.e body
HARD To CONVICT CHINESE
The ssnh-!re sGust. couo1~>d o: Ds-
,sctiv.. Fe-H-y PssGeruIca BoIxer and
Cunningham. has na1~ sye-ai :an-tan
.a.:s frequently. sg, resu!;a IN court are
Tot entirely sstl.:aetory. ], has been
proven many ;.n.s and In many ways
that TIE Ceiss,!s. - ~ shrssi - . white
man When the fsn-taa payer 10 Ar
rarxsi r. court Re do<sn: argue hi. osn
cas-. He hss a iany~r 90 do his tala.sS
20: tim
When IL. saas.inatioa % Uitne0ns b.
S1ns - discovered that ire rrison.-
car. se<ak English one s-!d1m meets .
Cinnamon sho caa't soak Ens'iss. sp~sk
a, t. anyhos Rui IN Polbce Cogr; the
Cninanaa fofGets ell ssos, ,h~ Eneiish
language. Cay Attorney Anderson Ays
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

i~E - -:..- --- 49, every cae who sAs
s-s --=usv Or -. Ids ,ass.
Z. tAs G--lsr = : tA--iA1 ssae ~srr ."
800 as 80 or1a7arr TN= r;Es: p -.
Sas-~ ~aaL Ias A.. - VsEy =z.z.e--s-s
sGt ;Ar 6.a.s- sOs. ~fth rs-7e-aoSs
49, H- 60 -s-'srs a Fle - .s o. a"
sg''0-. s'-s ;Ns srS2-> % .Ss minutes
ICssI-x i7eE tsr Salr5zs soCr a. = ;.-ss
~ sors he the ~ir4 -. cisys-. thr
s~~Is-S - AZ ss--sE :ic e colvs--
ss;aH- - Ct--s.r tAs' .-szH ---He th~
SF-gGIssr-- - - stacs .scaansc ta-=
gr--E -s-h s-TT
U->r. - rte :. a--..a~c 49, esJrr-s
az sAuc.ra a.; ssazssG a. a-1;h-r Play
Ag1.
- tSz-S,- uF~-a,Sr- - H-9 s;i-r -
.-sz--y sszHSs -Av!- sssS ~ c----'is-s
= -sls ~ iec! S-t~t; TIE sg-.Sc. ~Ee
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

That e Z. hard 20 corvi>. f,r-tnr r,,y-
er through the aid OF - interpreter
ThIrty-eIGh, Ch!E1n..u w-T. .a.I ny
before judge Tracy one day last week
They were an ts,d-Spi"ariss lot. Few -
'heTI pretended 20 Sneak EGsHsh AMI -,
Few who Gh c-ui'a'r CIV. any lur'I =.
p!ans.ion o' the ciGCr'nstnaCos ntieGiiGT
thelr arrest
The rambling SQUAD Nas 'Guri ~
TN!nan.n tt- most dDc.!r 81 u'r-s J.
>; Louis Th.v never or'r s->stna--
last SUNDAY rlsh' two CA!-"s" !n:g~gr.rs
reported 20 Chief rc-Tnori VIA, the '1r-
tan Sam. had begun n. No = sTu;h
= ehth street .; was reported 'aat boz
-',v players e.r. .nzsFod NV .''h o.
.l-ye-s nat been whit. r1-r 'he Jroh,hi.-
LES are that IN. chic. ~gus hty. de-
tailed abou, ~',y n-a on 'hr case A.
.h.v w.r. - ns-arn however. -. au;T
q making -.i was sssisnei to ,Es
-at~sI.ns ssuad o: fogr men
The rso % q r'gh. stick s',p;.i 'Ne
rare ~! ~. Cinnamon w"r. stfnllus
'-.ms;.ns snt: IN great :esr -h-a n
ofrcer, entered 40 on. attempted :.
:Erp through . vi,iow. TA~y iY.t 9.
love! IL. guardian. % the r.ao..
"hsH Sta lSSaIS 'E4lHHan 80" ''l''
trouble he generally ssn's p. oov'r.o'
Charles = Johnson C0v-r11- johnson
"a. teen d-'.n!ins Cinnamon N criminal
ani c'yi suits FOR the as -, ~ seven
year, r.. b.s. ,hins .as; Governor John
sor can say fer . Chinsrnzn IL that n
always paw. h. b!Iis. .sT'ie .iar.y HE at
iorn.ys fees
CHINESE GOOD oANr:.Egs
PROM . Chin.se Slsvpc'n,.' ssif Gov
r-ao. Johnson 20 II. R~puNi~ "fsn-t-r
i.n'; such q bad sor' os s,ms {, .. -
she Chinese ~hAi pnk., 10 10 t.s k-lrr-
rears ran-tsn Ao~~vss. 10 dl1sfsn' from
yok-r believe 'hs.e is sgeh thing as
.cisrc. IN q p,ksr Gs-as Fsn.;sn 10 .
rs.ss Tae China nan masss . Gu~s. n.
io hoe MANY hsi'oEs oil b. Ga 'ns 'asie
uesI III. as, feus are dsAsc- with ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

Szul! -svsE E.s--vrr 'heul = D; acre no.
- '~~ CE-ssr-~- 49, cysss.au-.sy -
;z- r.s1a- a. t. fs- 10 tlCa q &c. serns-
IRE t~Esrarssz asrs = ;~..-iz,.. SPECIAL.
Is 60. O. isss. usE f4s. A. Ir.sra.er
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

No a sisc1Ss-e. - generally hsI.ed Id
:o-rri1.x hs. provoked raurs.-s II the
Ns~ Yo-k aad San Fraaci-co Chi-a;osns
ana many Of ;hese murders a.. never
d.sc0N-.et The mscts:e:s IN sny event
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-07
5LAcKE0 OFFICERS EVE.
Martin Jacobson, Frenzied by Drink Threatened Life on Chihua-
 hua Hill.

Martin Jacobson was arrested on Chihuahua Hili Sunday evening by Of fcer Wilmoth following a telephone call in which it was stated that Jacob son was acting in violent manner and threatening to kill all with whom he came in contact. The officer found a man frenzied to madness by drink when be reached the scene. Tn the course of his endeavors to subjugate Jacobson and get him to jail, the off, cer was struck in the eye, the appear ance of the latter yesterday indicating a severe blow. Jacobson, in the court of Justice Murphy yesterday, was fined s7.50, which he paid.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-07

I. \. L. Store has moved next door strumm House, Brewery Ave. New and secondhand machines sold and rented as before; also supplies.