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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-16
SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL ssocIA,
TIoN,7 NASHVILLE, TENN, NO.
MEMBER 22-25, 1905.

Half rate, VIA Southern Railway Tick
cts on sao November 20th-2lst. roturn
limit November goth. Tho Southern
Railway offers the choice of several
routes; Through Asheyille. tho beautiful
Land OF the Sky; thence chattanooga, or
Knoxville and Hartman. or Atlanta.
7, Apply to Passenger Olfioe. No. 92O u,
Main street; Richmond Transfer Co.. or
any agent OF the Southern Railway
O.. w. WE6TRuRY, p. r, A. \
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Parents Club to Meet.

st. Andrews Parents and Teachers
club viii hold It's monthly meeting at 4
O'clock this afternoon at ST. Andrews
School. The club Is composed OF the pa
rents of the children who attend the
school anu their teachers. 1t was organ
lied for the purpose of mutual improve
ment for tho better care OF children, The
lecture for this meeting will be upon the
subject "Chldrens Food" The speaker
Will he DR.. i. NJ Williams, of the Mcdl-
cal College of Virginia.
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Children's Diseases.

DR.. w. S, Gordon will lecture at 4
o'clock this afternoon mt No, IA West
Main Street on the subject "Chldrens
Diseases and How 70 Detect the First
Symptoms" This VIII be the third and
/ r. q. 2 ri In ITO series delivered nv Or,
Gordon on "lIyglene Of Children" Teach
ers and members Of mothers clubs have
been particularly invlted.
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QUARANTINE REGULATIONS IN THE
SOUTHWEST, ACCOUNT YELLOW
FEVER, NOW REMOVED. AND
SERVICE RESUMED AS

The Seaboard takes pleasure In an
nouncing that quarantine regulations for
merly in effect through the Southwest
have now practically all been withdra wn,
and passengers may again be ticketed via
seaboard through either Memphis or New
Orleans to southwestern points. The Sea-
board has now double daily service be-
tween Richmond and Birmingham, maxi
Ing the fastest time between these points,
with through train service. New line
from Atlanta to Birmingham, with heavy
steel rails and magnificent roadbed; short
est line between these points.
For all information as to rates. tickets
or Pullman reservations, cnll on any Sea-
board agent. Richmond Transfer Com
pany, or
H. S. Lizard, w. M. TAYLOR,
Dist. Pass. ACT. City Ticket Agt,
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ETs. VIA "SouTHERN RAILWAY.n
Now on sale 10 all Resort Points In the
South and Southwest, Fast and frequent
schedules Elegant equipment; unsur-
passed dining car service,
Detailed information furnished By any
Southern Railway agent, Richmond
Transfer Co., or g, w, Wcstbury, D. P.s
A., Richmond. Va,
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WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
l.'l.T Dali ROAD

Winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
to Nil Southern Winter Resorts, via the
Atlantic Coast Line, This line Is tho
Shortest. Quickest and most Elegantly
Equipped between the North and South.
It offers to health and pleasure seekers
service e1ualled by none You make no
change, to Florida points; have two
through trains daily
Full information, apply to agents Of the
Company, or
Richmond, Va
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Nov. .Jersey Central gen. 5s................ 13h
Northern Pacific lU2%
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IDH
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............... 10lts
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s............ N7s
PENNSYLVANIA conv. Observation-Disclosures. 1924
Eead ds,, o sS ron Mountain con- i5
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ ssA
81 Louis southwestern con. 4s.....,........ SO
Air Line Observation-Disclosures. ssx
southern Pacific 95k
Southern Pacific lat Is, certincates....... 9Gis
Southern Railway 5s..... ................ l2o
Texas and Pacific lists (off ered) ............ 12e
Toledo, st. J.. and Western 4s............ SA
Union Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1Gi
Union Pacific conv. 4s....................s 1917
United sta,es Steel I'd 5s................... o3t
WsLtash i3.B....................... 1Ela
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. 76ia
Md. S7ls
wheeling and Lake Erie ~ (offered).... eok
wisconsin Central s....................... piN
NJ and o. Col. TT. Is (offered) ........"....9s&
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:. Cash quotatlont WIZ %, ssic ms7c 3 No 3
So@s7c.: No. 2 red, S5laas7hc. No. corn. 49c.
No. yellow sc 81 Z: oats "a, 2 aSe1 ,1 N9
4so No. s'ifg assseea. s4e No norhwesteri.
800; prime timothy seed iaso n! Mess Sp pork.
ss, sofiS 81: short Ribs sides Ooose). s7.l2G75;
clear sdss noss 'g eIox.r w sontss
pr"Hs s,aSH1a a. Eutter--Steady; creameries,
i7assc.: dairies, 170:oc. checse-Firm At 19R
isNc Eggs-Firm at mark. cases included.
l7Gf,sc, T; firsts, &c.; prime lrsts eoc extras.
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Mr.. Tol1n Lee Davis WEEDS.

Mr. John Lee Davis went to Baltimore
vest erday to be married In the afternoon
10 Miss Carrie Lee Dunkum. tho cere-
nony to be performed at the residence OF
the young lady's brother, Mr.. Frank ".
Dunkum No. 1929 Carroll Street. Mr..
Davis is proprietor of the Davis Hotel,
This city IL
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Andrews-Farner.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Andrews have Is
sued invitations to the marriage of their
DAUGHTER, Margaret Cunningham to Mr..
II. Calvin Farmer, the ceremony, to take
place Tuesday evening, November 2lst.
at 7 o'clock, at their residence, M. ZIG
South Cherry Street. this city, ~
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LOOKING FOR SCALPs.
Indians Will Play Richmond Col
lege This Afternoon

The, Richmond College football team
will play the Richmond Indians this after
noon at Broad Street Park at $3.50 o'clock
This VII be q good, stiff game, as the
Indians have on their eleven some ex-
icollegians Of football renown, and the
college boys nre fresh from their victory
over William and Mary. The line-ups
will be as follows:
Rich. College. Position. Indians
Mench........ quarterback. ......... Mayo.
Bowen. ........ Left Half ........... Byrd
Throckmorgan.. Right Half.....: Park.
Waite ........... Center. Fnircloth.
McRoe. ........ Left Guard. 800. Fletcher.
Robertson. -. Right Guard. .Simmerman.
Snead. Right Tackle. ...... Snton.
Miller. Left Tackle. ....... snton.
Wright Left End ........ Bache.
Elmore. ....... Right End ........ Cregan.
: The winner in the game~r<:t Saturday
between William and Mary and Ran
dolph Macon Colleges will on the follow
Ing Saturday, November 25th, play Rich
mond College for championship CUP.
The class OF 1905 met yesterday for Or
ganization, which resulted in the election
Of the following officers: a. S. Jones' pres
ident: II. P. McGruder. vice. president; 7.
ii. Bnford. secretary: IS. Martin,
treasurer; T. W. OzlIn, hlstoriap; +. p;
Davis. representative on the Annual
Rourd ~.
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Southern Railway

sCllG III IN EtF,ECr OCT. L.. 1,vs 4.
-.oo TRAINS LEAVE RIcIiMoND. 49, - !,
H:D +. Observation-Disclosures Puilman1 -
nntianta and birmingham. New Oriea1S
. M IneInMphis. Chattanooga and ali the SouthS
~, S:@ r. elk Sunday-Keysyille Local 1850
- .So =. n.--Dal!y:-Limted -i'uliman ready 4,
~ NJ, for all tho South 10y -
YORK RIVER LINE
ny idVorlte route 10 Baltimore and Eastern
poinn s Leaves Richmond AGO P. Nj, daily.
g:nS r M'-Local--Daly-Excep. SUNDAY {5s33e
NV r NJ Except Sunday-For West potns
s con eiH.rs i With steamers for baltimore
s town an and Ola, Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes-
Gays ana Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
s en-. ,,-. almonds Tuesdays, Thursday aud
+A5 4; M.1Exeep. sunday-Local n,ra4 10
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:Sa A. NJ. and 6:4c p. M.-Froin ali The South
S:s5 F. M.-From Charlotte and Durham. i -
SLY a, M.-From keysville and intermediate
s:@ 4. M.-Baltmore and West Point.
lo:S A. NJ. .-Dh.ly-Except Sunday and Nor
day; $40 r NJ, taily. except sunday----
c, "; WEsTRnRY. D. P. A.. Richmond. Va.
s S. II. HARDWICK, w. Fl TAYLOE
P. T. NJ. g. p 49, 5f5
Fl. E. SPENCER. Gen'l MEr.. 5
Washington. D. G.
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MONEY MARKET
LITTLE EASIER.
stringcncy Continues However
But is Growing Less
Severe.
INDIVIDUAL STOCKS STRONG
Advance in Southern Stocks At
tributable TO Liberal Est
mates Of Cotton Crop
INDIVIDUAL STOCKS STRONG
nv Associated presso

,.s,,x November l5.--Stocks
-. ,,,.,l,or recovery TO day under the
influence OF return OF co'l''u'i'e :" wv
money outlook. There "As eo"''"osu
.,r,nyoncv in the money market Dut ~
.,.yere than on yesterday, aa
,,,,s was less severe than on
,, While rates were not so hiYh
os Yesterday, at the maximum .hes were
,,.a,, ,noye tho normal. There was no
rurtner evidence Of forced liquidation IN
,oos,uuence OF lack Of funds.
>v,tn INC re..lxution In tie money mar.
,,.r,,rv .xcnansa became strong
again lo-duy and turned uce.s's :,
o,vav from the gOid import
noln,. a scrutiny Of price changes
nane during the day disciooes ~"
,inrro n part was played IN IL ny
.,,n.s,i,les us distinguished from the
GENERA, standard market Ileaders. Ian ~
covering OF shorts was nndouD'eoV q"
important factor, and In stochs unu .,'.
mol control the movement asai''es ~
shorts was especially aggressive he
..ra,s,b IN other individual stocks was
a,,rih,,ed 10 special causes, althoush
,bcv we're not always known. iioen.'u l1e'
s,t,,,o. baa an extraordinary 1lo'eiHosis
~ snnnosition OK the coming retirement
nr ~. preferred stock. Buying OF tno
Kansas and Texas stocks was a.1sssn ~
hn IN the burlington interest. advances
~ southern stocks may nave pcen ~
,,ne.,,on with the more liberal esti.
,.. ~ tho cotton crops. Railway steel
snr,nr again led a movement IN the rall-
road ca,lipmcn, stocks in when me e,es
,ric stocks shared. The Increased o'aro-
ard on dividend was help to tne mar
Lot The profit taking In the late oealinss
m,,dn oniv slight impression on thc
masiry which was generally strong.
Bonds were firm. Total sales par Ya'ue'
United states bonus were all unchanged ian 'c
on call. o.e oro abarc.
fBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, November 1b.-Money on
al, ,,rm. s1-2I11 per cent: closing BID.
3D.. offered at 10. Time loans firm; 50
dnvs and 90 days. I per cent; six months
3 nor cent. prime mercantile paper,
ner cent. sterling exchange strong. with
oct,oI business in bankers bills at
,ss 7s57Is,. "a for demand. and at
eco ines4sa % for sixty day bills. Posted
rntes 4ss24ss1 10 and 4sG1-26isT. CONNER
c,al bills 4s1 "a: bar silver, SO II; Mex,
Ican dollars, 1884,.
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goods market to-day was hindered somewhat
BY the extent TO which goods were sold ahead
and blythe scarcity Of spots. The outlook was
for continued strength
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 15--Seaboard Air
Line common. g bid: do. preferred, 81.
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CHEAP RATES TO ALL WINTER RE
SORTS VIA SEABoARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY, THE
FLORIDA SHORT

LINE,
Round-trip winter tourist rates are
now on sale by all Seaboard agents to
winter resorts at greatly reduced rates
via the Seaboard Air Line. The Sea-
board is the shortest line to Florida by
many miles, and has the fastest time and
most complete schedules: service unsur-
passed Two daily trains running to
Florida without change. The OILY di-
rect line to Camden. Pinehurst and other
Carolina resorts.
For all information as to rates or
schedules call on any Seaboard agent.
Richmond Transfer Company or to
II. 8. Lizard, w, M. TAYLOR,
Dist. Pass, Agt. City Ticket Agt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-16
REDUCED RATE TO COLUMBIA, s. c..
ACCOUNT OF NORTH CAROLINA
PINE AND LUMBER ASsoCiA-
TON, VIA SEABOARD AIR

LINE RAILWAY.
The sDABOARD begs to announce rate
Of one and one-thlrd fares for round trip
to Columbia, account Of the above meet
Ing. to be held In Columbia on November
IL. 1906. The SDABOARD offers the only
direct route from Richmond and vicinity
to Columbia, running two daily trains In
each direction, without change. both
trains having through coaches and Pull
man sleeping cars. For all Information.
call on any sDABoARD agent or the
undersigned.
II. g. LIZARD w. NJ. TAYLOR,
D. P. A., Phone 405. G. i, A.
$50 East Main Street.
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Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'S.

Boston, Mass. and Providence, n. I.
Steamers lesys Norfolk for Boston Tuesday.
dence Monday. Thursday and SATURDAY al d
rasssn SsIy,a anI ifrs:sht aken Tor al!
o, Rwy.' and N. and ". Rwy. OFFICES, ana
No SO EAsl Naln
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Cotton. quiet; middiins, 1o5: gross receipts i y:
1851 baler; sales LOO oa'ea S'oeA
Total to-day at all por.sNet receipts s rs ~ 70
~ cnn. nent e. So bales stock. OH bales;
Consolidated at all pors-Net recsipts' h to' e
balcs export TO Great Britain. ~ 49,, -, a. -
10 France 20, SO bales; to the Continent. o. 100
Total since September lst a. s al oT br,s!n
sis az ha1es: 70 France 1884, s5 bales; TO the
Continent. ssl.o;s bales; to Japan, s'aso pales'
To Mexico. 2Sg bales.
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CHICAGO. Nov. l5Excellent demand d TO-, ios
"a 80, whoa = market to-day the effect OF lower
prices at Liverpool, AS a consequence PRICES tSs
showed only sight loss al we elo ,sa, . orp
haAc. Oats and provisions practically uh-
changed. =. roIlows.
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NEW YoRK PRODUCE MAIsKET.

NEW YORK. Sey. lso oIi.t nIetwh aaa
FiourMFirm Buckwheatas.eadyc :, G3fnf''oeA-
STEADY. RyeNominai Basiey o. 3o elevator.
Options net unchanged. May. sAc.; Deem
per; No. 2. CSC. elevator Options
partly Sc, net higher ,anTary, mixed Ssi 81
" ites : Cut MeaH--Quiet LarlI
Easy; western steamed. 75R,:p; T pdN1e
Dull al ,4.loQ4.lb. Tur1onne-sttady at s'9
67hc. ,a confee-sn,t
RIO steady No invoice ss ssin ., I m1Id
tpsein,s surar-Raw, steady; fair refining. 27sc;
Centrifugal. s7-lec.; molasses sugar us; re-
'' I'M er.-Firrn and unchanged. Cheese-stead
and uncha nEed. Eggs-Firm. nearby se.ecieo
sST41c; southern, alaSoc
Pnta,oe.-QuIet and unchanged Peanuts ana
cabbaees-Quiet and unchanged treights-
cottonseed oilWeaker Business moa a1ass
.':,r,e swimmer yellow, c7isc.; prime white. 3V
SIC; prime winter yellow 0aslc.
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NJ NJ liH;7EA!VAvlN5fitoIks8t}gAs|ssSstten.

October 1-1905.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY,
t.VJ "A. .i,--.sS.N. SA--A 4-ALIA A+-D, ~ ArLScA
No.to.n Ii ~ AZ, SlOus uniy a. patevsptSks
WAyeriy ,.4u SuItuih. sgl i'm ~
s:VS x, M.s-at lUIl5 AND CHICAGO E3S-
PRESS. E..lor GAG, stroller service, PstoIspulv
u l.i.unpu.s ana ltotapks. Pullman Sseepe.a
Roanoke 70 Co.u.nuns, Blusiieid 10 CinclnuatiS
su,so Ruanoke 10 hnoSY.lle, and Knoxville u I
Memphis. Gaze Dlans Cas- ltaaHuke 10 VII.
hanson. sl5 :.
FarinylIe, Lynchbults and Ruanoke: s3
. $500 +. M.-OcEaS SHORE LIMITED. AR.
riyeS Norfolk $50 p. al. stops oay AT P0ttrJ. 4
burg, Mayer.y ana Suno.k, Connects WITH
sirati,srs 10 Boston, troy,dence. Sew YORK.
Baltimore ana WusniEston. N
WIS +, M,--For SoFf-Ik and all stations east
80 i. Il; NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINZ;
Pullman Sleepers Ricanlond TO LyHchpnrs ano
Roanoke, Petersburg 10 Bristol, l,ynshnurg Ato
Chattanooga, Memphis ana New ofean', SaIs A
s:so r. M.--WEsTERN EMPRESS Pullman
Siecper, Richmond and Petersburg TO East
Radtord, and Roanoke 10 Chicago. Cafe Dinns
:rsInn srrlye from the Yves: !:t2 4, A.; ait
y. N. aud ls;ls p. NJ; from Norfolk li'R n. =,
and 6.S0 p NJ
W.'NNH nEyIIa, @. II soSLEy,
Cent, pass ACT Dist, Pass AIT
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CHARMS HIS AUDIENCE.
Paul Gilmore Makes Decided Hit
at Academy-Biiou Drawing.

In Captain Debonnairc at the Academy
Last night. The audience WAS not large
as 1t should have been. but 1t was Won
more to make a speech ut tho end OF
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~. Asaoclated Ioress.)
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Nov. is. 1905.
SALES.
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SPOIL cotton CIOsBu Po''f'' ~.
middIinE uplands, 1L6; middlins gull. LIZ
sales. 100 bales.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

The proposition to hold a territor- ial conference to devise the best meth cd of lighting the joint statehood pro position is touching responsive chord throughout the territory, accord ing to advices from Phoenix The fol lowing is from the Phoenix Republi- can of last Saturday:
 Still further acknowledgements were received yesterday by the board ol trade. of it's invitation to attend the territorial anti joint convention on the 27th Men of affairs all over the ter ritory are interesting themselves, seemingly apreciative of the import ance of the movement.
 Letters were received yesterday from both R. N F'redericks and At torney General E. s. Clark of Pres colt. Both said they would try and be present and add their influence and efforts to anything that might be un- dertaken.
 M. J. Nugent of Yuma, member of the territorial council from that coun- ty said he would be on hand and that he hopes to meet all the leading men of the territory who are willing to aid in the good work.
 "N. E Bailey. a member of the ter ritorial assembly from Cochise coun- ty says count me in on the firing line and assign me to any work that can do to help things along
 Il. " McCourt. a well known bus mess man of Willcok, writes, It is a worthy enterprise and should meet with success. shall try and be pres ent and bring as many as possible with me-
 TT. E. Pollock of Flagstaff writes that he is fully in sympathy with the movement but may not be able to at tend the convention on account of oth- CT engagements. Will come though II he can.
 'Dr. Charles H. Jones of Tempe writes that he will do all in his power to further the campaign, before the meeting, at the meeting and after the meeting"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
DAUER'S u MEAT MARKET. T...., k SHOP THAT
 HANDLES ONLY
 PHGhix BEEF

One of the pioneer meat markets of Bisbee is Bauer's market on O. K. street, opposite the depot The shop makes a speciality of handling only Phoenix beef. and many is the carload of fat beef cattle which reaches here consigned to the Bauer market. Mir. Bauer is rare judge of cattle on the hoof. and every steer must pass his critical inspection before being killed and dressed for use in the market In consequence the meats offered are of the best quality. Try Bauer's meats.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

s. B. Harrington, mining man of Sonora, arrived in town this forenoon on business.
 W. Griffin and R. P. Dunslan, of Hancock, Mich, arrived in town this forenoon and are stopping at the Roy hotel.
 J. Warren Smith, special agent of the Prevalent Mutual Building & Loan association, will be at the Wood ard for a few days.
 l. J. Johnson, territorial manager of the New York Life Insurance com pany, is agin in Douglas looking after the interests of his company.
 Bowen, it is said, wiA prepare a sup elementary statement of his side of the case.
 L. c. Hanks Is in Benson today on business.
 B. F. Graham left yesterday even ing for Los Angeles where he goes on business.
 Jas. Brophy, of the Brophy Carriage company, was in Douglas yesterday, intending to return to Bisbee on the afternoon train. Important business detained him until the train had gone and he was passenger on the morn ing train.
 M F. Dicus went to Tombstone this morning on business connected with the letting of the contract for the re- pair of the Douglas jail for which he will be bidder
 A. w. Reeves, travelling freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pa cific at Fl Paso, is a visitor in Doug las today hustling business for his kne. Mir. Reeves is a great believer in the future of the Copper City and is high in his praise of the city, as he finds it growing, when visiting here from time to time. He will leave this evening for Bisbee and the west.
 R. D. Richey, well known Fl Paso plumber, who has a contract for some work at Bisbee. accompanied by w. R. Grayson, an old time druggist of Fl Paso, spent yesterday in the city looking at the ball game and points of interest. Both men were well pleased with the city and MT. Grayson returned here this morning and is spending the day here.
 Y. R. Stiles, general freight and pas senger agent, was visitor in Doug las and Bisbee yesterday.
 B. R. Holloway, agent for Wells-Far- go, who has been spending the last thirty days visiting, returned Satur- day night. Mir Holloway has been visiting friends and relatives in Tue son and on the Pacific coast.
 No. 3, the west bound passenger train, left here this morning without dining car, and passengers on that train today will have to get along the best way possible.
 At an early hour this morning while switching string of cars in the yards, a switch was thrown wrong and the crew ran into the coaches and dining cars. badly damaging them.
 Batellee White, the new paymaster for the E. P. & s. W, came in last night on No. 1 and after paying off the men here left this morning on 8 special for the west This is MT Whites first trip over the line as pay master, to which position he was only recently appointed, and he is being shown the ropes by Travelling Auditor Leldwedge, who has been acting pay master since the promotion of J. C.. Rous.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

Smallpox at WiIlcox.-Health Off cer W. A. Greene returned this morn ing from Wilcox where he was called by the sheriff to investigate a case oi smallpox. He found two Mexicans. re- cent arrivals in that town from Zaca tecas, Mexico, who were broken out with the disease, and he had them quarantined and put. under guard. The doctor says the country is looking fine and there is large lake of water neal Wilcox four by eight miles in extent from the recent rains which has never been so large since the Southern Pa cific railway was built.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

Another Artesian Well.-John H. Slaughter was in Douglas today from his San Bernardino ranch. He reports the condition of the country excellent in his vicinity. On his ranch the big vegetable gardens are yielding iw mense quantities of garden truck The three artesian wells on the ranch are running abundance of water, but he is putting down another well. MT. Slaughter expressed himself as grati- fled with the proposition to incorpor- ate Douglas; he has large property in terests here and believes that he as well as the citizens of Douglas will be benefited by city government. MT. Slaughter has not arranged for the shipment of any cattle this spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
THE oRNpoRFF HOTEL.

E Paso Is snterra1umg mARy oz the people from Bisbee, Douglas. Can nes, and surrounding towns. It iz suggested that wten in the Pass cit7 they try the Orndorff hotel It has Handsomely furnished roomx Is SO pleasantly situated On the Pisss. and the cuisine of the highest elzss. that visitors win be thoroughly sst iEfsd with thstz Yi&it ts the Orzdorff
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

cahua district. is in Douglas today Hearing of the proposed railroad to Paradise MT. Mitchell became much interested in it. as he with his asso- ciates own thirty-two mining claims at Eagle City. near which the proposed road would pass. He says the route from Paradise to Bowie station would be an entirely feasible one from Eagle City and he is of the opinon that the main line of the road would not get much closer to Paradise than Eagle City A spur couIu go nearer Para disc camp, but the line could not con tinue to Bowie that way.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
Celebrate With Dutch Lunch.-

Celebrate With Dutch Lunch.-A. ,. NJ. Corona and E. J. Stollar gave a Dutch lunch last evening to a few of their friends to celebrate the installa- tion of their new water plant which is working to perfection. After the lunch was over the aroma was so strong from the limburger and other edibles that George Hardiker was called upon to furnish five pounds of disinfectants to make the house inhabitable once more.