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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05
viii Banquet President.
Cruiser Pennsylvania Selected.

washington, Oct, 4.-The armoret
cruiser Pennsylvania has been tenta
lively selected to convey President
Roosevelt from New Orleans to Nor
folk on tn return from his southern
trip Rear Admiral Brownson, com
manding the armored cruiser division
of the North Atlantic fleet and Cap
tain Mclean, of tae Pennsylvania
were at the navy department today
and conferred with the officials re
garding the arrangements for the voy
age. From Norfolk the president will
be conveyed to Washington by the
Mayiiower. Captain Wfnslow has ar
rived here from Newport and was al
Che navy department. today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05
Will Await caIhoun,s Renor+

Paris, Oct. 4.-The authorities do
not expect definite action relative to
Venezuela until the receipt at Wash
ington of the report of former Judge
w. J. Calhoun, who went to Venezuela
on special mission for the govern
ment of the United States, which mad
not arrived when the last conference
between ambassador Jusserand and
the officials at Washington occurred.
In the meantime the matter remains
stationary, Venezuela not having with
drawn her action toward the French
charge d'Affairs M. Taigny, in refus-
ing to treat with the French govern
ment through him.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05
swindIer Gets Ten Years.

Chicago, Oct. 4.-Frank Hope, 5!
years old, who has served SO years be
hing the bars, pleaded guilty yesterday
to a charge of swindling and was sen
fenced to the penitentiary for ter
years. Hopes real name is said to be
Puncheon, and it is said he has re
spectacle relatives in London, Eng
He was released from the Joliet pris
on the latter part OF last August ant
had been libertg two weeks wher
ne was again behind the bars. HI
confessed that he had advertised fol
a woman to act as travelling companion
for children and then robbed the appli
cants for the position.
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Streets Guarded b yTroops.

BFuenn, Austria, Oct 4.-Although g.
popular excitement continues, there
have been no further conflicts here
All the street in the business quar-
ter are guarted by troops. The Czech
merchants have called meeting fol
Oct. 7, to inaugurate boycott of al
German merchants. The latter are
petitioning the authorities to probinit
the meeting.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05
streets Guarded by Troops

Washington, Oct. 4.-Captain F. Ry
an. royal British navy, has been ap
pointed naval attacne to the British
embassy here succeeding Captain Dc
chair. who has gone to see. Ambas
sador Durand and Lady Durand vii
take up their residence here for tn
winter about the Goth instant.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05
EIGHTEEN INJURED IN WRECK.
Train Leaves Track Upon Curve and
Coaches Turn Over.


CCnnellsville, Pa, Oct 4-Fifteen tC
eighteen people were injured, five OF
them seriously, in the wreck today
Of train No. l, the Fairmont express
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad al
Eound Bottom, near Morgantown, w
Va.
Three coaches, including the bag
gage car, ladies coacch and Pullman
gage car, left the rails on a curve
and tumbled over the bank to the edge
of the MonCgahela river
Grant Burns, OF Hazlewood, Pa, con
ductor of the train, has a broken arm
and is bruised and cut.
James D. ElleRberger, and son, G
w Fllenberger, both of Dunbar, Pa.
Baltimore and Ohio bridge carpenters
are among the most seriously injured
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Rupture Between FOREIGN Count

Rupture betWetn Foreign Countries.
Bucharest, Roumania, Oct. 4.-As a
sequel of the breaking off of diplomatic
relations between Roum0nia aud
Greece, it was semi-officially announc-
ed today that Roumania will denounce
the commercial convention with
Greece, withdraw the recognition hith-
erto accorded to the Greek communi-
ties, increase the tolls on Grecian YES
sells entering Roumanian ports and tax
property held by Greeks in Roumania.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05
chapIaln Taaaart Reports for putty.

Columbus, o., Oct. 4.-Captain E. F.
Taggart, whose divorce case in Woo
ster attracted the attention of the en-
tire country for weeks, arrived at
the Columbus barracks and reported
for duty. He declined to talk in any
way of the divorce proceedings, or OF
the probable outcom tn etrouble.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05

New Orleans La, Oct. with only
one death over night and compare
lively small number of new cases re
ported early in the day, the
promise was today for some further
Improvement in the fever situation.
here is every probability that the
pre- sent week will show the lowe st
nul lber of deaths since the fever start.
ed, making it plain that a considerable
proportion of the cases which are re
ported in the official lists are dis
eae IS Othe rthan yellow fever.
With the prospect that quarantines
will be. lifted generally during the
present month, the railroads are max.
ing preparations for the resumption
of full train service. Many trains
were apnHlled when the quarantines
we've established, but it is believed now
that full service will be restored on
all the lines by the end of the present
month
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05
DEFENDS J. D. ROCKEFELLER
Cry of Tainted Money" Comes from
the Drones of Society

the Drones of Society.
Chicago, Oct. Al would rather be
John D. Rockefeller today, divested OF
his wealth and with his lovable per
sonality, than any of the crew, saints
or sinners, who are attacking him.
The foregoing is quotation from
an interview published today from DR.,
D. K. Parsons, a Chicago millionaire
nationally known as a philantropist
Tainted money" continued Mr..
Parsons, ''to the popular mind, excited
just now by socialistic outcries, there
is no wealth that is untainted. This
cry of tainted money is no jest 1t is
unfair and not American. 1t has be
come the rallying cry of the socialist
the drone and the discontented mem
Der of society who hates those whose
talents or wealth exceed his own" 49,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05
Printers, Union Fifty Years Old

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. Nashville A.
Typographical Union No. 20, ceebrated
it's fiftieth anniversary last night at
Glendale park, near this city with a
dance and banquet. Among the speak
ers were John L. Cox, Major E. B.
Stahlman, of. the. Nashville Banner
and Major D. C. Kelly. who was or
FORESTS staff
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situation At Pensacola.

Pensacola, Fla. Oct. 4.-One case
and one death at noon. Thirty-five
left at noon for the detention camp
which opened today.
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TO THE CONSUMER
Your Attention a Moment Please.
C.S. 5. Horne & Co.'S. IFS.

If Tf'C Dress Goods you wish have them In all
- a y wool at 25c, 35c Soc to $1.O0 yard
If TIC Any thing in Notions supply your
- ~ every want.
If If'c Clothing, WELL vo'l lose money II you fail to
= a . look over our stock Mems suits from $449
@Sl650 Youths from S398 TO $1,000.
ny from 98c to $500. We beginners in this de-
ma' speak and to gee it established offering
r' %ce' trom $50 to $3.50 sui, under any competlon
Come SEE for Yourself
II If'c Shoes yon areookng for don'tforget we can
un = fit all size feet. We carry the celebrated,
Re Ak Shoe and have the exclusive agency for Their
Il, "94 street" line cor These beauties, you
ouaa wear pair. Also the Annex Shoe" for wear nd
uort can't be beaten.
Ii If'C Millinery have splendid line OF Ladle S
and Misses II o.date Hats
II IfC Trunks would like to have the pleasure OF
- saving you money on them, for lack OF space
"'9'Y them want to close them out,
II It's Anyhingiu the staple cotton goods line such
A. as Outings, Fannelettes, Dress G1nghams'
H GIughams, Sheet1ng, Sea Islands Ticking, Cheek
PqnS, Chevots, Southern Silks Etc. On account OF
Of placed orders for these April and May on basis
in we can without question of doubt put money
Ii YOlr Will need an overcoat or rain cont this WIN
o., A ter we have too many will almost give yo I
N' We want is money back.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05
BUSINESS MEN ARE
MUCH ENCOURAGED
is Possible That Quarantines
Will Be Raised Oct. Is.
THE SITUATION is SATISFACTORY
The Country Parishes Will, to Great
Extent, Act Upon Advice of Authori-
ties and Raise Restrictions Against
New Orleans Very Soon.

New Orleans, Oct. 4.-Up to noon to-
day there were nine new cases of
yellow fever and two deaths.
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Business Men Encouraged.

To business men, the most encour.
aging feature of the yellow fever sit.
uation is the disposition that is being
manifested by parishes and towns in
Louisiana to raise their quarantines
about Oct. Is, in harmony with the sug.
gestion of Dr. White and President
SOuchOn Ii the rule is generally follow.
ed, New Orleans will recover more
rapidly in a business way than in 1897
and 1898, when the mosquito theory
being unknown, the outside country
refused to remove restrictions until
frost. Same Iberville, Terrebonne,
KentwoOd and Acadia have sent word
that they will probably dispense with
their quarantine about the time sug,
gested, while Baton Rouge now has the
matter under consideration, Health Of.
ficer Dupree and Surgeon Corrupt both
having made it plain to the citizens
that there will be practically no danger
in a resumption of relations with this
city.
The pace having been set, it is prob
able that many more parishes will fol
low suit and that by the time of the
presidents arrival practically all the
bars will be down There is great Gag.
erness among country people to come
here, and participate in the jubilee tna
will attend the presidents visit.
Today was another day of gloomy
Wi iCht 81,
fever situation has lot whatever alarm,
ing features it may have possessed. For
the fifth day there has not been a
single case reported from the original
ly infected region and for several days
no deaths in the Emergency hospital
while the cases under treatment there
have dropped fo SO, and nearly all the
patients are doing we'll.
University opens Nov. /.
The Louisiana state university, it is
announced will open on Nov. /. The
various departments of Tulane univer.
sity will open about the same time
The public schools in many parts OF
Louisiana are already in operation.
Superintendent Easton of the New
Orleans schools has issued an order
to each of the 600 teachers employed
to give brief talks daily to the emil
dren on the mosquito theory. There
are to be printed cards for each school
teacher to study and later Illustrated
lectures for the little ones.
Will Banquet President.
One Of the chief features of the
presidents reception here was to pro
vide banquet at which the represen.
tative citizens of Louisiana were tC
have gathered and the president af
forded an opportunity to speak freely
Advices from Washington announce
that the program arranged conteu
plates only a daylight visit, the pres
idegt arriving at in the forenoon anc
gapg aboard mis- cruiser at in the
evening. An effort will be made to per
suade him TO extend his stay in order
that he may attend the banquet.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-10-05
ONE MAN is KILLED
AND TWO WOUNDED
Tragedy Takes Place in Saloor
at Mobile, Alabama.
MURDERER LOCKED UP IN JAIL
No reason Is Given for the Crime-Ths
Man Who Committed the Deed Re-
fuses to Talk-AH Parties Are Prom
inent People.

Inent People,
Mobile, Ala, Oct. 4-Price Baker,
aged %, member Of a prominent fam
lily, was Instantly killed this morning
and Hamilton Mexican, aged 26, and
Joseph Hart, Jr., aged %, were wound
ed, the former fatally and the latter
seriously.
John Fischer, an engineer on the
Seaboard Air Line, with headquarters
at Raleigh, n. c., did the shooting in
saloon on Daupnine street, princi
pal thoroughtare of the city. No rea-
son is assigned but an old feud is
supposed to have led to the tragedy.
Fischer comes of a well known Mo-
bile family and only reached here Sun
day from Raleigh on a visit.
He is locked up and refuses to talk.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-02

lated has been worked off gradually and the highest trade authorities now declare that the European consumers are bare of supplies and that the eS- ports to England Germany. France and the Netherlands must be compar atively heavier during the remaining months of the year than they have been for a long time past China continues a large buyer of our copper, chiefly for coinage purposes.
 4 leading trade interest deciares that he never saw a better market for copper than there was last week. It is the concensus opinion in the trade that the [. 5. Metals Selling com pany could have successfully advanced
 he price of copper had they so desir- ed The Calumet q Hecla company appears 10 be ont of the market. its skiing price being 15 1-4 cents per pound The belief is generally enter tained that this company hns sold all the copper that it can deliver for some time to come. Those in position to know positively. declare that there ore no surplus supplies of copper any where; that more copper has been consumed than has come from the consumed than come from the mines Of metal are exhausted and that every condition is favorable to at least the maintenance of the present level of prices for q long time to come.
 There is decided improvement in the tone of inc copper share market. The increase in the Utah Consolidated. United States Mining and Anaconda dividends the persistent support giv- on Amaigamated. the continued heavy exports of copper and the maintenance of inc market price: the revival of confidence in the railroad and indus
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-02
OLD DOMINION.

During the first fourteen days of June. the Old Dominion mine produced an average of over 100000 pounds of copper per day. which would indicate a production this month of 3,Ooo,00o pounds.
 The Massachusetts supreme court has oaerruled the demurrer to the Dill in equity filed by the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelting company against 4. s. Bigelow to rescind the sale to the corporation of certain mining claims and 10 recover the con sideratson paid or to recover damages.
 The decision was the result oE a bill in equity filed in October. 1902.
 The defendant demurred to the whole bill as multifarious and also filed what purported 10 be a demurrer 10 SO much of the bill as seeks Go have the sale of certain parcels Of real estate conveyed to the plaintiff by Leonard Lewisohn rescinded, to have the defendant ordered to return to the plaintiff the consideration paid
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-02

The copper market continues strong and healthy. Lake and Elecuolyuc are selling at 15 to IS Is cents per pound. I find that this has actually been the selling price for some weeks past and that the quotations of l5 Is to Is l-4 cents represented the sellers wish rather than actual business done. Since the price got back to l5 cents there has been a very decided in- crease in the volume of the transae- tions. Home consumers have bought freely. and e heavy business has been done for export There is now no material difference of opinion be- tween consumers and producers. the former being satisfied that we must have at least three or four months more of fifteen cent copper, ana the latter being confident that there can be no decline in price for six months or a year to come.
 Exports so far this month spproxi- mate 15.000 long tons, which compares with total shipments in June last yMr Of l6.eTs tons. May exports aegre- gated 23.75S tons. which compared with 14.772 in the corresponding month of 1904. The average export movement Of she first five months of this year was 21.541 tons. which com pares with an average of 20.202 tons each month of the preceding year
 The exports of the year 1904 were made exceptionally heavy by the low average Of prices which obtained dur ing the early months of the year. Home consumers were scepucsl and bought sparingly. while foreigners
 were glad to replenish their depleted stocks and accumulate advance sup plies at i2 i4 to l5 1-2 cents per nonnd. Their surplus then accumu-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-02

by inc plaintiff for said conveyance. "
 The bill was heard as two demur- rers. The decision occupies twenty -four tvDewriffen pages and reviews in part the bin Of complaint and quotes many former law decisions.
 The decision points out that the de- fendant should have made known 10 the corporation the price at which he had acquired the parcels of real e. tate Involved It further says that iihe result of che transaction between for the property. for which the defen- 'fhe plaintiff and defendant was that dant and llewisohn had paid net more lthan s7Ss.Sle the plaintiff corpora sion issued 13G.0O0 shares of it's cap itai stock. having a market value of at least $3250,o00. a profit of at least T$2. ie0.00 Of the l3o. GOO shares. sso000. l~orth s2.00o .0O0j went to syndicate 29.090. (North 00.000) j Co the defendant and I.ewisohn for ser wees and expenses and 30.G0o (e75O.- |00) 70 defendant and Lewisohn for
 real estate in question. and balance
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-02
 W0AGl WGGMy Olu lNlOlLlU LGlG

for a year or two past. and the mar ket is now very sensitive to aggres- sive buying The public is becomins more interested in the eoppers and the largest financial interests are look ing into several of the companies that have recently reached the stage of profitable production There are sey- eral copper stocks on the market thaJ are selling much too low. and their coming improvement in price. to be brought about by investment demand. will be pretty sure to create the long delayed speculative activity.
 It is much too early to begin to discount a decline in the price of cop pers for a substantial advance. The present prosperity of the copper pro ducing business will continue until it forces dividend increases all along the line
 Amalgamated stock continues to show excellent buying on every slight reaction. It is understood that the statement put out at the annual meet ing was not intended by the manage i-Shl tD tA any way eiAtcl tue udi ASN for the stock, but that it was simply an honest report 10 stockholders of the condition Of the company on that date. Had it been the desire to make an exceptionally good showing. the statement would have included the surplus funds held for working capital n the treasuries of its sub-companies. which aggregate considerable am ount.
 lt should be remembered that it has always been the policy of the Stand ard Oil interests to leave a great many things 70 be worked ont by time. They never hurry. For that reason it
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-02

2o.e9o shares. 10 the public (apparently with the exception Of forty shares originally issued to incorporators and paid for by defendant and Lewisohn) 2.
 With this overruiing by the supreme court the case win now be tried upon it's merits.
 The Old Dominion seeks to compel A. s. Bleelow and the Lewisohn estate to restore its proportion of stock in ihe Old Dominion company. which It is claimed was frandulentiy taken by the late Leonard Lewisohn and A. S. Bieelow as promotion profits at the time of the flotafion of the company
 bin similar to that filed in Mass achusetts was filed in New York against the I.ewisohn estate. but in February Judge l.acombe sustained the demurrer Of the Lewisohn estate and dismissed the bill He took the ground that Messrs Lewisohn and Big elow were not promoters. The New York case has been taken on higher appeal
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-02
CALUMET ( HEcLA.

The Calumet & Hecla company has an extensive mine on the Osceola lode. lock ed few hundred feet eastward of the main line -on the Calumet con elomerate. says the Marquette Min ing Journal The Osceola branch was opened a number Of years ago during the 17-cent copper market but was closed down in l901 About this time last year the company decided to re- sume work in No. l3 shaft the south srnmost opening of the Osceola branch. and operations have been car ried forward steadily at that point since the date of resumption. the pro duction from that source averaging 800 tons of rock daily It is under stood that the results from No. 13 have been very encouraging. and no doubt he successful operations there have induced the company to open No. 16 once more.
 There are i've shafts opened on the Calumet & Hecia's Osceola branch. All have been sunk to depths eysrAe-
 ing from 1.f00 to HOO feet and up
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-02

ir.al stock markets. the excellent crop outlook. and the unprecedented evidence furnished that the steel situation Is sound and healthy. are all tending to supply the courage required to start bnying movement in copper stocks.
 The tremendous prosperity brought to the copper producing companies has not yet been discounted in the stock market Only a few coppers have advanced as they are entitled t0 by their present and prospective earn ings. A return to a 13-cent copper market has, however. been more than discounted by the reaction from the high prices Of a few months ago, and as yet there is nothing in sight tO warrant the belief that the metal will be selling lower than l5 cents year hence. There is rather coming to be a doubt that copper will ever again sell at as low an average as 13 cents for an entire year.
 it is now pretty well demonstrated that in competition with other metals and materials in it's various fields cop per is intrinsically worth nearer 16 than 12 cents per pound. If we could be guaranteed an average 14-cent market in the future copper stocks would unquestionsbly advance from 25 per cent to 100 per cent above their present prices. Yet with every req son for the belief that natural eondi- tions do guarantee such an average, net earnings of 10 per cent and 15 per cent on their market quotations are falling to start an active buying de- mand.
 li stands to reason that this condi- ton of things win prove only tempor- ary. There has been a steady ab- soTptou Of copper stocks by investors