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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-16
War Cloud Is Imaginary,
Says q German Officer
Especial Copyright cable.)

BERLIN June 16-"The war cloud
of which SO much is heard in Paris ex-
lists only in the imagination OF the
Parisians." said high German officer
TO-DAY,
Germany has no belligerent inten-
tons whatever, and If there is a war 1t
Will not be of the Kaiser's proyocation.
He intends TO see to 1t, however, that
Germany's rights md privileges are
fully protected in Morocco and any
where else they may be threatened
While Germany desires peace and
good-fellowship with all nations, she is
not prepared TO sacrifice German inter-
ests for the good will of France or any
other power"
This fairly expresses the best obseva-
ton in the Kaiser's capital
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Fear Conspiracy Charge.

But by Tar the most significant point
developed at the hearing before Magis-
trate Eisenbrown was the assertion by
ex-Judge Gordon. Of counsel for Mayor
Weaver. that he would prove a con-
spiracy to defraud the city.
The inference is that the fathers to
this conspiracy are the members of the
McNichol firm and the Cayen concern
that supplies the sand for several hun
bred thousand dollars less than the
price at which the contract WAS given
to the McNichol firm. The Caven incl
dent is but a link in the chain of evil
dence.
Big Contract Suspended.
Following the sensational hearing of
Caven and the damaging evidence given
by Daniel j. McNfchol came the de-
pressing announcement that the mayor
had stopped all work on the Torresdale
filtration plant pending thorough in
vestlgation of every detail of the con-
tract. At the same time Mr.. Weaver
announced that he had accepted the res
ignations of Chief John w. Hill. Of the
filtration bureau, and his son. who has
been serving as assistant engineer.
All the fight having been taken out
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-16
BITTER FIGHT ON
QUAKER MACHINE
More Arrests Are Now
Hourly Expected.
GORDON MAKES STATEMENT
Promises Prosecutions OF Startling
Character-Conspiracy Is
Alleged.
GORDON MAKES STATEMENT

PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-Impor-
tant arrests are looked for in the big
filtration scandal which has shaken
this old town.
Until an early hour this morning
Mayor Weaver was in conference with
two OF his legal advisers. Closeted
with his counsel, ex-Judge Gordon and
Joseph A. Auerbach, the latter repre-
senting the committee Of seventy, the
mayor discussed the most sensational
steps he has yet taken in the dark
municipal drama
Attorney Gordon. speaking for Mayor
Weaver, authorized this statement:
Other arrests will follow as the re-
suit OF the investigation. l cannot say
just what the nature Of the proseeu-
tons Will be. but they will be Of q
most striking character.
MT. Auerpach will remain in this
city the rest Of the week, and will as
sist in the legal proceedings. We dis
work and the arrests Of others impli-
Gated in the municipal mtsdoings were
considered"
Gang in a Panic.
The gang is today haunted by visions
Of the penitentiary. The once powerful
organization seems on the verge Of ruin.
Yesterday was a day OF sensational
UeVel0pnentS AnO stunning plO@S, d CAY
OF frantic endeavors to cover tracks.
The covered pirates now PROSTATE them
selves at the feet Of Weaver. the once
despised mayor.
Not since the mayor started on his
Misunderstanding cruSade by dismiss
ing Directors Smytn AMI Costello. has
SO much of importance and interest TO
the taxpayers been crowded into a sim
gle day.
Never before In the history Of Phila-
deIphia had there been Developments
showing so plainly the methods OF the
gang that mas for years been despoiling
the city and the ramifcations of their
schemes for spoliation.
Plumber has been the Watchword and
the shameless truth is at last revealed.
McNichol Reveals Secret.
Under oath Daniel ]. McNichol testi-
fed that the costly filtration work In
augurated under Mayor Ashbridge's
dynasty is being done by firm In which
the co-partners with him are Insurance
Commissioner Israel w. Durham and
Senator James B. McNichol
John NJ. Mack, of asphalt fame. was
a partner up to eighteen months ago. and
the interest of Senator Jim" was held by
Mrs. McNichol while her husband was
member of the select council.
This same Daniel j. McNichoI admit
filtration contract was subiet and that
the co-partners made enormous profits
without being forced to do stroke of
work This profit has been exception
ally heavy in the sand and gravel CON,
tract subIet to the Caven firm, of which
Select Councilman Frank H Caven,
under arrest, is shown to be actively
interested.
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SPENCER HALL

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weekly. All rooms have open view Booklet
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M. ROUvIER SAYS -
HE WILL REMAIN
Continued from First Page)

them up without fight. and the United
States would be confronted with the al
tentative of seeing both approaches to
the Panama canal covered by German
guns at st. Thomas, Curacao, and Sa-
moa, or Of fighting the greatest war OF
modern times"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
NEVADA STOCKS REVIEWED.
influences That Have Shaped the
Market During the Past Week.

Nat Boas, san Francisco. correspondent
OF James y Pollock a. Co, sums up the
week in Nevada stocks, by their pri-
Vat5 Wire, as follows:
The market here the past week has
gone through one Of its dullest periods,
propaDly due TO q continuation of smclter
troubles ana the shortness of money both
ln Ionopah, Goldtield and eastern points,
ana the OVer-abund4nCe Of stock offer
ING, whereas reports from the different
mines show properties in better condition
Than ever before.
shipments Of ore the past week have
Increased Belmont shipping 80 tons OF
SlJJ ore and Midway &c tons of SlO0 ore,
which Is fine showing. Weakness in
Montana Is purely from offering of
stock several large sized blocks being
Tor sale under $3.50. Belmont stock is get
ting scarce on the coast and IS being
bought by Philadelphia.
Midway $ annual meeting comes Dee.
"a, and II Is said there Will be about
Sl-0uo1 in the treasury. President BrOugh-
er IS very anxious TO declare . per
cent dividend but Is meeting with OPP
position from other directors. North
star g weakness is due 10 uOn-shipment
Of ore and unloading by insiders at
every opportunity, This stock 1t ~
cents certainly looks cheap, as the prop
eTty adjOinS The Montana and the Bel
mont. with ore discoveries at all points.
" est End is best of all the TOnOpdhS.
Al present very high grade ore is be
ing sacked for shipment This stock viii
90 better as buying orders are COM
ing in.
Macnamara and Ohio weakness is
caused by the decline of West End. but
they viii strengthen up. Butler is in
active and little work IS being done on
the property, but every time the stock
gets To 20 cents "A certain clique takes
IT In. Strength in Jumbo Extension is
due TO its close proximity 10 Diamond
held Con. ground.
Silver Pick is in demand on account
of strike made on the Jones lease,
some ore asSaying as high as $1,000 It's
fine location, but has too much stock.
'DiamOndtield Con. jumped from Is
cents TO 81 cents during the past week,
ON account of "a rich strike on the 49,
foot level of the Black Butte, sixteen
teet of ore averaging about SIS. Bundles
Of stock are aflOat and il is rumored
that the property has been closed down
pending the arrival of Mr.. Mckane, which
l have not bad confirmed.
'BullfrOg mines generally are inactive,
excepting National Bank, but | look for
this to go lower MOntgOmeFy-ShOs
Is the biggest mine in the district and
is strongly held around So Under pres
ent conditions | look for generally lower
prices, excepting here and there as
money and buyers are scarce, and stock
Is abundant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
TWENTY-SIX FEET
IN SOLID ORE
Great Strike Is Made in the Southern
Pacific Mine.
PARK CITY REVIVAL AT HAND
SILVER KING DOUBLE DIVIDEND
is COMING.

For twenty-six feet the tunnel being
iriyen into the Southern Pacific COM
'any property north of Ogden. has been
DO the ledge and for that distance nothing
3uJ solid ore Of a fine grade and carry
ng values in copper. silver and gold, has
been encountered. Manager ". j. Burn
lam was down from the mine yesterday
With rich-lOolling samples that were be-
hs turned over 10 the assdyer Tests
made az the mine left no room 90 doubt
mar the ore would carry from 10 10
Der cent copper. Just as u is broken,
WhiIe The silver and gold contents are be
Ieyed u DO higl. also
ABOUT Two We ks ago Manager Burnh m
Vas down rom the property and AT that
peinE driven ia the wall rock Of the
edge, the material was becoming so
llshiy mineralized that he felt ore would
Dee making "a III face soon. He stated
yesterday that the ledge had ma.lc q turn
ana That t1e tunnel had broken into the
ore soon aftes his return 10 camp. Since
nat TINE he has seen nothing bUJ Gre
and ore that ne is confident will Day
lands1mely 10 snip
The fissurc in watch the strike has been
made y mammoth one. At toe surface
has "a width OF approSimat " 10 feet.
1le Sangue IS dOrNte and l. y re-
ieTeu that running all through IL are
.rrses OF ore that viii prove even richer
man the samples now hi Z tried out at
he request of Manager Burnham. To
make Il possible TO ship in quantity OF
course some room will have 10 be made
N IN workings. but If the samples show
me values expected il will y be long
lli The Southern Pacific j. hitting the
market win "a hedNy tonnage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
Mining Notes.

Manager Lafayette Hanehett Of the
Newhouse properties returned from Colo
radc yesterday morning.
The Utah company will market an
other carload of high grade ore from It's
Fish Springs mines tomorrow.
According to reports from camp yes
terday, the draining of the ontario anu
DAILY mines was progressing as usual
Eight cars of ore from Tintic. one from
Fish Springs and one from Idaho reached
the Taylor K BruntOn sampler yesterday
incoming.
The Pioneer. sampler yesterday reported
the receipt Of one car of ore from BinE-
ham, one from Alta, one from Stockton
and two from Idaho.
Guy Anderson, the mining engineer, mas
gone 10 South America to make an e>~
animation OF mining property ~ the III
terests, II IS said. of A +. Holden
The delinquent list of the DAILY COM
pany is now being published There was
something like 1900 shares upon which
the recent 25-cent assessment was not
paid. and this number of shares Is di-
Vided among about 260 shareholders. me
sale is marked up for Dec. IT,
The other day q client of James A Pol
lock < Co. wired through one or inc
firms New York correspondents Dig
order for Boston Consolidated stock. me
order was sent from here 10 Boston anu
filled. As an Illustration of speed the
transaction was hummer. From me
time the wire was sent from New YORK;
transmitted 10 Boston, executed ana
wired back here, and then reported 10
the man in New York. together with MS
return Acknowledgements just thirteen
minutes had elapsed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
What Liquozone is.

The virtues Of LiquoZone are derived
solely from gases. The formula is sent
to each user. The process Of making
requires large apparatus and from TO
ii DAYS time. It is directed by chem
lists of the highest class. The object Is
10 so fix and combine the gases as TO
carry into the system a powerful tonic
germicide.
Contact with Liquozone kills any
form OF disease germ, because germs
are Of vegetable origin. Yet 10 the
body LiquoZOne is not only harmless,
but helpful in the extreme. That is its
main distinction. Common germicides
are poison when taken internally That
is why medicine has been so helpless in
q germ disease. LiduoZone is exhilara-
ting, vitalizing. PURIFYING yet no dis
ease germ can exist III it.
We purchased the American rights
10 Liquozone after thousands Of tests
had been made with H. It's power had
been proved, again and again, in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
T:ntlc Mining Notes.

TWO teams We're put 10 work Nednes-
day hauling ore from the old Brooklyn
property at Silver CITY Superintendent
James Packard now has a small force
at work breaking ore and the mine is
said 10 present a most encouraging APP
pearance.
Martin Hardness. the salt Lake mining
expert in company with couple OF rep
reseutatives of eastern capitalists, came
Out from Salt Lake yesterday morning
and left Immediately for West Tintic
Whne Mr.. Hardness did not state the
object Of the trip, IL Is believed 10 have
been made for the purpose OF examining
the Copper Jack property IN the Erickson
district.
Charlie Brown wasfin Eureka the first
Of the week from Gilmore ida, where NJ
is III ehaFge of nlning property. Mr..
Browns right ankle which was Injured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Weeks Trading Shows Market TO
Have Been Erratic.

The weeks trading on the mining eX-
change brought our a total Of III, l'9
shares OF stock. the selling value OF
which was S41,554S5 Yesterdays cOntrl-
button to the totals was 15.loJ shares and
s. ll5.S. The market during the week
has been rather erratic and largely pro-
tessionaL At times it looks as though
the public was beginning TO snow some
interest and the trading has an appear
ance of genuineness that is refreshing
\ day of this kind is usually followed,
however. by one in which little else
than 'scalping'' is done. In other words,
the market here is still exceedingly mar
row. ana without strong inside support
nearly any stock in the active list can
be run up or down few points, as II
promises to make the most for the
manipulation.
How To encourage interest on the part
of the public and thus make the market
a broader one, IS subject that is be-
ing discussed almost daily among mem
hers of the exchange who would Ike
TO see a change, but a solution OF the
matter has not yet been found. The
public viii not play the market as the
professionals do, and the latter refuse
10 pass up a chance to scalp long
enough TO let tho public in, and there
You are.
In the meantime a large percentage of
cut out the local market altogether and
DO their business on the eastern eN-
changes or. in the case Of Nevada stocks,
at San Francisco.
Following is the list of final quota
tons and record of sales made during
Yesterdays single regular and open board
calls:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MINES.
Some History of Mines Just Bought
by v. S. Company.

Since the purchase of the Richmond
Eureka properties AT Eureka. New, by
me United states company at what is
pgHeFed 10 have been a nominal figure
when compared with their worth, il will
Doe Interesting 10 the public 10 know
something about the mines. their past
performances and the condition In which
they are today. \ correspondent. writing
from Eureka 20 an eastern paper, has
the following 10 say concerning them:
THE Richmond and Eureka are con-
tigu0us properties which have been IA
operation since 1859, and have been the
object of the most prOtracted ana eN-
penslVe lawsuits that ever went up to
the supreme court from the state of Ne
vada. The two mines have produced IN
the aggregate not less than $4,000. Goa.
They have been very extensively worked
above the water level and extensive pro-
vision has been made Tor development
below that level in the Eureka CONSOLE
dated mine.
Up 10 1883 tho mines were worked by
the owning companies, who shipped 70
their own shelters AT Eureka three miles
distant only such ores as contained $50
or more 10 the ION. Ores which did not
run 10 $50 were Left u1disJurbed i'm place.
Since 1889 much of the cor. thus discarded
has been cutied over by the trihUters, to
whom The mines have been given mp
THESE i'm turn have not been able 10 ship
anything that would not run 10 al least
Si4 per ton. These operations have been
exclusively ID the known ore channels,
and no development work has been done
Ia search Of new ore bodies during the
last twenty-five years
1t is estimated that the quantity Of
ore OF low grade thus left i'm the mines
above the water level is at least hair as
much as the entire quantity which has
been taken OUT and shipped. There are
immense blocks OF mineral limestone
which have never set been explored.
though they lie surrounded by known ore
bodies. The possibilities below the water
level are thought 10 be very favorable.
I'm theory the ores taken out above
the water level were included I'm the up
thrust limestone sOuthWesterly of the
Ruby Hill fault. and the conclusion IS
that another portion of this limestone lies
below the water level on the northeast
erly side of the fault and that il must
necessarily inCUde not only vast but rlch
bodies OF sulphide ores. The theory upon
which this conclusion is drawn was sup
ported hV the famous mining experts who
testified IN the suits fought out between
the EuFcka Consolidated 'and Richmond
comDanics-Such men as Il. =. Hunt, +.
W RAYMOND. Clarence King, j. ID. Hague
and others. il was in pursuance OF TINS
theory that the new shaft of the Eureka
Consolidated was sunk and the most
powerful machinery ever shipped to Ne
Vada was placed.
I'm addition o.. reducing their own ores,
The smtiterS of the Richmond and Eu-
feka Consolidated companies did very
extensive custom business during inc
twelve or thirteen years they ran EVERY
ton of Stag of the several hundred thou
sands lying Ou the dumps VIII again en-
ttr the Smelter furnaces and be made 90
Yield good profits under modern metnous
uf smelling
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
AGREEABLE TO GERMANY.
Kaiser Welcomes the Accession Of
Norway's New King.

Berlin, Nov. '1s.-The election Of
Prince Charles OF Denmark TO be king
Of Norway will receive the cordial sup
port O, Germany. 1t is already ar
ranged that Prince Henry OF PRUSSIA
upon the emperor's orders, will pro-
coed with the flagship Preussen to greet
the king-elect Nov. 20 upon his voyage
TO Norway.
The controversy az to who proposed
the candidacy OF Prince Charles il at
tracing some attention in tho German
press, where it is asserted that it was
due to Emperor William's initiative. 1t
il officially asserted that while the EN-
per0r did not propose Prince Charles,
candidacy, he expressed To the king OF
Denmark during his recent visit TO Co
penhagen his full acquiescence in the
princes candidacy, which meanwhile
had been under discussion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19

the north of the camp Thousands OF
dollars has been spent in that section,
but no great depths have been reached,
and as the work on the Ridge & Valley
viii be pushed from the depth of l,4J0
and l,s0-fOOt levels through the Geminl,
II Will prove the general theory that there
y ore and plenty of il IN North Tintic
when the proper depth has been at
tanned.
The Dragon Iron mine, In the south
end of the District is again in opera
ton, after having been idle for over a
year. When the management can pro-
cure more teams and get things into
working order il is expected that the
daily output will be about $50 tons.
The old Brooklyn Consolidated. in Sill
yer City, IS in the market this week with
two ears Of ore, and Silver City itself s
beginning 10 take on an air OF pros
perity.
NJ. F. Sammou Of Park City was in
the camp for "a few DAYS this week for
the purpose of starting the yearly as
sessment work on his claims IN this dis
trict.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
DOWN AT THE DIXIE.
New Tunnel Will Reach Ore Bodies
by End OF the Year.

Haven and Utah K Eastern properties
returned from a tri. TO The Dixie copper
bonanza Friday morning and took the
night train for the coast. Before ledV-
ing he stated that the smeter was run
ming and turning out "a good tonnage of
copper bullion, while the mine was Civ
ing a good account of itself also.
The new tunnel that is being driven TO
open the mine al considerable depth and
thus DO away with the cost Of hosting
is progressing at a rapid rate. and by the
end of the year he expects that conneC-
tons with the mine workings viii have
been made. There are about 200 feet vet
10 run, but the three shifts employed arc
breaking ground rapidly When this tun-
mel is finished the Utah x Eastern COM
pany's Dixie mine viii be in shape TO
make money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
U. S. COMPANY WINS.
Did Not Eneroaeh on Holdings Of 20
ley and Others.

Judgment for the defendants was rem
dered by Judge Morse yesterday in the
three suits brought by Michael Foley
ana others in connection with alleged
locations in treSpass on the Toledo claim
al Bingham. The Niagara Mining a
Smelling company was defendant IN one
suit and the United States Mining COM
pany in the others. The court holds
that the plaintiffs are not entitled TO
any portion Of the Lady Franklin claim,
belonging TO the Niagara company, or TO
any part of the Arbitrator or Saunders
No. claims, belonging 10 the United
states company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-19
PLOT TO OVERTHROW
CUBAN GOVERN MEN 7

Havana. Nov. 1e.-The truth in the
reports OF plots to overthrow tho gov
eminent was revealed in part today.
The government received q confidential
repor, 10 TIE effect that an Ostensibly
vacan. house il the Cerro suburb was
being utilized as q secret depository
for arms and ammunition. The police
found forty-one rifles. twenty-one car
bines. thirty-fivc PACKAGE, each con-
tanning 900 cartridges, and some bar
rels filled with ammunition and ac-
coutrementc Suspicion IS directed to-
ward the liberal and radical leaders.