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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
SHORT PERSONAL
 NOTES

Sheriff Hunt was a business visitor in town yesterday from Tombstone.
 Manager Ball, of the Bisbee Drug Co.,. returned last evening from a visit ct the coast. Mrs. Ben Sneed was in the city last evening enroute to Douglas for a visit from Hereford. Seth Evans. of Cananea. arrived in the city yesterday to spend a few days with friends. Fred Coleman and Chris Dabovich were among passengers out last ev- cning for Tombstone.
 Herbert Coiivan. of Douglas, arrived in the city yesterday to visil the fam fly of C. \. Thomas for a week or ten days.
 pr. Edmundson. of the c. 6 A. corps, went to Tombstone yesterday on business trip. He will return to- day.
 Miss Eva Williams. of the Copper Queen Store. who has been indisposed the past few days. is back at her post again.
 City Attorney Lockwood. of Doug les, was a passenger in the city last evening enroute home from Tomb stone
 L. ?. Thomas. of Benson. who has been in this city for the last few days. returned to his home yesterday af- ternoon.
 Messrs. Williams and Beebe. of the Copper Queen Store office force. will leave tomorrow for Gananea. where they will locate.
 Mrs. C. A. Brown. wife of the F. p. |& s W. trairmaster. was in the city yesterday enroute to Naco for a visit with friends there.
 Vreil Russell 'eft yesterday for Roswell. \. M.. where he vii spend a a vacation of two months. It is said that on return he vii be accompanied by bride.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20

Velvet Ice Cream ar the Aihamb-a
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
HAS AN UGLY ASPECT
(suo osed moI4 pauunuo0)

lows. and puts the case plainly:
 Sec. 2S. The Board of Equaiiza- ton shall meet on the first Monday in July in each year. and shall continue in session from time to time until the business of equalization is completed, provided, however, that the said board shall not sit at it's July meet ing after the 20th day of July, at which time 1t shall adjourn to meet on the third Monday of August follow. i-g. al which meeting it shall h--a the same nowers it possessed at July meeting
 See. 80. Upon the adjournment of the July meeting in each year the clerk shall cause to be published in a DOW snerer ruhlished i1 ,ne city. a 1c- tee headed Increased Assessments" which notice shall state ae follows:
 A. meefi0r of .ha Roeri Of Equali- ZatiJn said beard believed that the following assessments or the follow ing assessments on inc following de- 1 scribed pro0crtv. afa eaoh too small. e-and then shall follow list of all Jhe property the assessed value of which tho hoar1 heliere1 t1 be too small 9 its last meetiur said list shall be Ua'a out with tba name of the rerso7 t0 whom inc property is asT@ssed or fho left ha01 9'1e and op- rCs'ta to tho 7~-~e sh@1l ho de- sc~fpticr cf tho -~oDar+- referred to with the ar7ou7t for which it was as- sessed. sniG notice shall state tho time and place when the Board of EcualizatIon will meet to co1sider and determine whether or uct the assess ments named in the not'cs shall be increased; and shall require all per sons interested to appear ard ne heard at said time; said notice reed he pub lished only once prior to the meeting of the board for the purpose of in- creasinc assessments; provided. that said notice shall be published at least two days before the meeting of said board
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20

NaerH1ee. Mich. July 19.-Advices from Deadwood. s. D.. say that Lieu- t0-~-t c7y-o~~or Maitland. of this city has refused S2,O00. 900 for his gold r-i0e holdings in the Black Hills. The a-arosition was made by New York synd'o7te but Mir. Maitland held out for s3.O00.0O0 The gratitude shown by Frank Andrews. the Detroit bank wrecker. is held to be the main factor in building up Maitland's fortune It was largely through the influence of Maitland that Andrews was released from prison on parole Andrews af- terward gave many business tips to Maitland.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
PREPARING TIE PROGRAM
WILL FURNISH EXCITING CON TEST AT AMERICAN MIN
 ING CONGRESS.

Fl Paso, July 19-Both machine and hand drilling contests. with a Mex ican bull fight on the side. will be provided for the guests in attendance on the American Mining congress in this city. November If to 1s- In ad- dition there will be a smoker one night of the convention and a ball another night. These three afternoons and the two evenings will form the enter tainment features of the congress.
 This program was fixed upon last evening at a meeting held at the To cal executive committee. The pro gram, as soon as agreed upon. was telegraphed to Secretary Calibreath al Denver. to be acted upon by the board of directors Of the congress.
 The directors are in session today at Denver, Secretary Clifford of the International Miners association be ing present from this city. The board wished to earn the nature of the en tertainment to be provided by Fl PasC before filling up the program in other ways
 E. Move, chairman, presided over the meeting. The others who were present were J. 4. Smith, Hon. Fran cisco Mallen, w. s. TiltOn, J. ". Fish CT and 4. W. Cheesman.
 ". s. Tilton was chosen secretary of the local executive committee, tc act in that capacity until the opening of the congress and the arrival oi Secretary Callbreath.
 Chairman Move was authorized tc appoint committees on press, invita- tion, program, and reception These committees will be announced shortly
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
H. L. SMITH SUCCESSFUL i'I FL HANGING COMPANY IN THE
 EAST

Word comes from H. L. Smith pres ident of the Roy Consolidated Mining company. that he has been entirely successful in financing his develop ment company which will take over the rich gold and silver mines near AamOs. Sonora. Mexico. on which he secured a bond before leaving for his eastern trip. The Alamos mines are described as one of the largest gold and silver proposition to be found in the whole state of Sonora The property includes mines which have already proved their great rich ness.
 It is known that Mir. Smith has al- ready made the first payment on this property in accordance with his bond and contract and it is understood that at an early date a large force will be put to work on the property.
 Alamos is fifty miles from the coast and is south of Guaymas. Before taking a bond on this property Mir. Smith visited the mines and made a close examination of the ore and the formation and history of the country. He also caused the property to be examined carefully by Henry Ober- muller, superintendent of the Roy mines. Before starting for the east MT. Smith was enthusiastic over the Alamos proposition and declared that lit would prove to be a property equal to any in the Republic of Mexico
 The friends of Mr. Smith in Douglas will be pleased to learn of his success in connection with this new enter prise.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20

las Vegas will gain new connec CTS with Fl Paso, the Southwes.-
 ~- "ill secure a more direct route be
 -9e- he Dawson coal fields and the zoaa mines, and another step t7- ward perfecting the Phelps-Dodge railway system Will be taken. if a pro posed cutoff is bull. which is now be- ing surveyed by Southwestern engin- eers. The projected short line will run from Dawson by way of Las We gas to point on the Northeastern below Santa Rosa.
 H. J. Simmons. general, manager of the Fl Paso & Southwestern system returned last night from the east. af- ter a consultation with directors of the company. and he announced this morning the intention of the road to build a cutoff in case the engineers pronounced the plan feasible.
 "A saving of from 70 to 100 miles will be effected by the change in route from the Dawson coal fields he explained. "In addition to the saving in distance we hope that there will be a savirL in grade as well"
 twill that mean the abandonment of the present Dawson route?"
 T can not say what will be done in that respect"
 Railroad men said today that they believed one of the chief items of say ing which will result from the short line will be the ownership by the Phelps-Dodge company of the entire line from Dawson 10 Bisbee and Doug las. It VII cut out the stretch of track from Santa Rosa 10 Tucumcari which is at present owned by the Rock Island. and which means addi tional tolls to be paid by the Phelps Dodge company for every ton of coke
 MT. Simmons declared that his re cent trip to New York had no partic. .ular significance.
 "The powers that be- wished to speak 10 me about things in general he explained.
 During your absence several Ari- zona and California men have been authority for the statement that the Southwestern is building the line east from San Diego. Is the Phelps. Dodge company ready to assume re .sponsibiiity for the new road?" Mir Simmons was asked.
 q saw articles to that effect for the first time yesterday" Mir. Sim mons replied. "The Fl Paso 6 Southwestern system is not connected with the San Diego line in any shape, manner or form. There is absolutely no truth in any statements to the contrary. I have no hesitancy in saying so, because I know that it is so."
 Mir. Simmons denied with equal pos itiveness that the Rock Island is back of any of the Phelps-Dodge railroad projects.
 How soon is work on the new shops to begin?"
 Until returned yesterday, I sup
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
CHILD TOOK LOSG FALL
REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM DEATH OF A CHILD YESTERDAY NEAR PHOENIX.

Phoenix, July 19-A miraculous es- cape from death was experienced about noon yesterday by Ethel Os- born. the 7-year-old daughter of Will Osborn. when she fell into the well on her fathers ranch, a few miles north east of this city.
 The little girl was playing about the well, and accidently tumbled over the brink, falling forty-five feet. For tunately she struck nothing but water and this is probably all that saved her life. Her mother rushed to the well and finding the little one conscious lowered the water bucket, telling the child to step in. The latter obeyed and was safely pulled out of the we'll
 Dr. J. M Swetnam was summoned and he found the child's body practi- caily sound, with the exception of a few slight bruises and two teeth broken.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20

posed that work was already in pro gress-that is, the filling in-but suppose that some unforeseen obsta- cles have hindered the beginning of work. It will not be long before grading begins.
 "As to the new office building for the Southwestern system, it will be six stories in height and will cover a ground space so by 100 feet in size. It will be built at the intersection of Stanton and Franklin streets at the northwest corner of the block in which it will be located"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
MISS CHENEY TO KEEP UP FIGHT.
St. Louis Woman Will Press Pittssurg
 Breach Of Premise Case.

Pittsburg, July 19.-Aftorneys for
 Miss Edith Gibney. of St. Louis. who some time ago got a verdict for s13.s25 for breach of promise against Klaus J. Steiner, of Allegheny, who vas granted a new trial, today. receiv- ed letter from their client expressing regret that she was to be put to the annoyance of another hearing, but giving instructions that the Eeht was to be continued. The ss0,O00 suit for slsnder filed against Steiner's father, mother and two sisters by Miss Gib- ney may be pressed if he should win in the new trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
FUNSTONS FATHER FINED
CHARGES GREW OUT OF WRECK
 ING THREE SALOONS BY FANAT-
 ECS ON JULY TON MADE INFLAMMAToRY UTTER ANCES

Ioii, Kas.. July I9.-E. H. Funston, former congressman from this dis tTict and the father of General Funs- ton. was today tried in the police court and was found guilty of disturbing the peace and carrying concealed weapons.
 He was fined s on each charge and the costs. making a total of s31.55.
 The charges grew out of the wreck ing of three saloons by fanatics cn July 10th.
 During the height of the excitement after the explosion, it is aheged that Funston made inflammatory utter ances to the crowds on the streets and when a patrolman tried to per suade Funston to desist a quarrel en- sued and it is alleged that Funston tried tO draw . revolver.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
ROOT FORMALLY INSTALLED
OATH WAS ADMINISTERED sY ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN IN STATE DEPARTMENT. - ROOT LOOKING UP LEGAL POINTS.

Washington, July 19-Elihu Root, of New York, was sworn in as Secre- tary of State today
 The oath was administered by Wm. McNieT. Assistant Librarian of the state department
 Secretary Root announced that he would remain here during the day as he desired to look up some legal matter connected with the state de pertinent.
 He expects to return to New York tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20
Southwestern CUt-Off
 From Dawson Field
WILL SHORTEN TRACKRGE AND ALSO CUT OUT ROCK Is-
 LAND TOLL.

Superintendent Simmons Says on Re- turn From East There Is No Con nection Between E. p. 6 s. w. and Line Reported Building From San Diego.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20

Naquin's for good fur7ttr-4
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20

Get Shetisnds-Fletcher G Wood yesterday received two fine Shetland ponies which are now quartered in the O. x. Stables They are very in- telli@eTt @s well ~s being good working san. They made the trip from E-u ''s 70 this city, pulling a a'T@e- @'piug five people in less than two hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20

On Valdez csse-Coas+able Jack White left last evening for Tomb stone with about q dozen Mexicans who will testify today in the case of Reyes Valdez. charged with tho mUr- der of a Mexican girl in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-20

Mr. and Mrs. Graw and baby arriv- ed ia town Sunday to visit their pa- rents Mr. and Mrs. " C. Whitley, of tbe Stanley hotel They expect to remain here for some time before re- turning home
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25
Na@tfr0fe baben ipemis Saaoen
ansert@tet.

Cbgleia mir eigentli6 nod teinen
srObsn 5roff sebabt baben, 10 baben
bod bic Na6tfr6fe, tuel&e mir bur
mebreren Sassn batten, ME f9 aus
eineeIaufsnen 8sri9ten erieben ldBt,
10 mandes OeroOrben, biel glhdli4er=
wsiie nidt, oa in Gelo unb @arten be-
reits 3iemli6 aufserdumt mar.
Oils Der Grof e%intrat, NOR Die 30
matsnernte mod i'm polen @anee, ieBi
natiirlid bats elm gnoe. Die sriinen
unb bal5reifen SOmaten, bic meif
gum Gdluhe Der Saifon anlansen,
3eigen bies beutli6 an. DAB cine
Wsnse Somaten psalOrsn sinsen, bic
BEL miloeren Wetter nod ausgersifi
wdren, if felbioerftdnoli6.
Dem Mais bat Der GrOt ni9t bel
anbaben %t6Enen, feIbf Der fpdt9s-
paanats bat gsniigsnb 3eit sebabt, boz
ben erfen Jr6ften faft p6ais CUR &ubs
3u selangen.
Sept, na9bem Der srfe 5rof eins
trai. aebt es on bic Mesrsttis- grnts,
oenn nod elmer alien bewdbrten &sgel
partet man ffets ben erfien Sroff nb.
ebe on bic ginbeimiung bshelben &C.
oa4t miro.
Sn ben 8lumensdrten natiirlid oa
fiebt's anbers aus. Die i&6ne 3ieros
oes Sommers, bauptid9lid bic EN-.
pfinoli&eren pHan5eu. fie fno oabin.
Die gdume fansen on, fi6 su emf.
tauben unb balb feht uns Der Winter
bor Der Sbiire.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25
Sine piatise Gntf9eiomms oes
SsHerionbiasr &reisrtdters.

SIN 2rsisseri6t su Seferionbiae CAB
Ri4ter $. 6. Montgomerp cine MIDI
ti9e Gntf9eibung ab, Die cine neue
@ntpifelung bes famofen Moore.@e.
iebes bartlett. Na9 oieiem neuen @e=
Iebe tanrl bstanntli9 tn elmer Warb
ooer 8omnibip. no cine &%emOnfran,
qegen bas @irtbsgeidaft our9orinst,
suei Sabre lang feline 2iesn3 sepd6rt
ueroen.
Sn Der SUM- 0erfammlun9 Der
@ountp. @ommiRdre rei4te Greb. Msb=
ger elm @eiu9 um cine WirtbiGafts-
licen3 in 6snrpbile elm. Safelbs
murbe auf @runo elmer &emonftrans
abQspieisn. aber bic Maioritdt Der
WaHsrfimpel mar eine 10 fnappe, oaB
ans 2reisssri4t apps0irt tuuroe.
SIM nddffen Sermin sins ben 2om=
miRdrsn NOD cine &emOnfran3 gu,
oissmal rti9t se9en bic perfon Msb
gers iOnosrn se9en fein @emerbe. Die
@ommiHdre sntidieoen, es biirfe in
Monroe Spmnibip fir 3pei Sabre feline
9icen3 getpdbrt tuerosn. Hadoem Web'
ger appsQirt bate, rei4ten bic WaRer.
1mpel einen Nntrag auF Nieoerf4la-
eung bes Sales Elm, auf Sruno bin,
Dab bic &emonfran3 bas Wirt6sse'
f9dft i'm Sownibip Obne bin ausse'
f4lORen babe.
@sgen ben Wntrag ging Elm ginpant
elm, Der am Samstae ar9umentiri
uurbe. Der &i1ter mics ben Gin
pano i6lieblia ab. oa Msbgsr feinsr
@runo gum Mppsairen gsbabt babe:
benin fein @siperbe Tel fur Swei Sabre
= ausssidlofen! @abri&einli4 gebi
Der 6al ans Supremegeridt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25
Neme 9neorporattomen.

5olgenbe @sieqf&aften rei9ten beim
Staatsietretdr tire Sneorporations-
papiere elm:
Die % 9. 6arris & Son Co.,
glettsbiDe; Bu9bruderei; capital $685.
600; Sirsctoren: W. g.. 6arris, W.
g. Sanop, s. s. 6ermss, s. 3.
Owens unb %. ". 6arris.
NOrtbmeffern Snoiana Snterurban
anb Street &ailmap Co.. Capital
$40. 1000. Sirsttoren GrantIin 6,
2nigbt, gomin 3nigbt, 90. g. Rap,
W. elmer Sinmibbie unb George W.
8lib.
@bansbills pabueab iinb Gairo Cine,
@panspile; capital $25. 900, Oiref.
loren. @. &. Dunferion, 90. g. Gil.
bert, 8. y. @ilbert. g. u. GowIer
unb George s. @rumbau9b.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25
GARNER Snfitmt

Die arrangements fir bas jdhrli6t
Garmer. Snfitut, tpsldes am %. uno
%. HObember in @ppreB, Union Sopn=
fbip. fattfinoet, tperoen ,om 0or-
fgenoen Walter 8oloimitl isbt ge.
troHen.
Gin rsi4balti9es programm if auf-
geftelt. anipra&en usroen sebaltsn
uerben bon u. g. Burnfoe bon @reen=
cate iber 2anowsse uno 8ieb. 3. VI.
Coleman bon &uibbiQe tber Wais,
2lee unb S6weine3u1t, Grl. Watae,
BON @ormal. ST., iibsr Sausbaltuna.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25

FuB irgenb elmer Administration aui
bie{e llebel if tb6ri6t. @enn niHi
nit Rarien ooer Whtfeln geipielt wirb,
10 tueiten bic Spislfidti9en auf Wab'
len, oas Wetterl ooer ireeno cine anoers
3ufdaigtsit.
Die Bsp6lterung fo1te f9 barber
flar fein. bab In oieier @ampagne ots
.Netps" uno Der Star" I'm bic 9err-
i&aft iber indianapolis freiten.
Sas 8Obl bes @emetnweiens II
befben gldttsrn b69ft sleidsiltia. iOnf
tpiiroen fe uniere Staot ni&t burd
ibre Gpalten In sdnali9 unDeroienten
BEIRUT bringen.
Was bic perionsn ber Wapors'
3anbioatsn ansebt, 10 III Der Inter
i9ieb apifden ibnen tuObl faum
GROCER als Der smii9en slei9 miiroi'
gen unb ebrbaren Birgsrn, bOr
bsnen Der cine feline grbOlung In be,
Stride, Der anbere aber In barmloie,
@eieaigteit fu4t.
Beibe 3situn9sl absr beri@ten I'm
mabrbeitsn, tpenn He bebaupten, bat
l1n3u4t unb @6lerei in u~nTerer Stab
berriden uno bas Sirgertbum ioltl
enersii&sn prOtef gegen fOl&e uaper'
antportli9e gerldumounsen erbeben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25

Rad Mnsaben bonn ffdoti.
i4en @efunbbsitsrnib Or. 8. Uietor
2eene Tam uniere Staot f9 9lidli9
f&dben. bab Der seiunbbeitli&e 3u=
ffano ieiner BewObner 10 9infis III.
9a& ieinem 8sri9t tamsfl. i'm lsbten
Monat nur 16 Sipbteritisfdae In Der
Staot Dor, udbrenb i'm Staat Snbiann
ir Is @emeEnoen bic S@ulen ue9en
Sipbt.ritis sef&lOHen tuerben mubten.
Or. 2eene III Der MnR&t. bab bic dr3t.
li4s nnteriu&ung Der S&ulfinber febr
piel NIT 0ebung Der seiunbbeitli&en
3ufdrbe bier 80 tbutt bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-25

Ser GongreB Der etua 800
Ssmfpo= unb Stdotspertreter, Der
nit @rlaubniB Der &egierung @nbs
September feline Yeratbunsen croft
nsts. bat 3uglei3 our9 Die Rube uno
sei3dftsmdbise JOrmsetuanbtbeit lei
ner Sebatten ben 9iinfigfen @inbrud
sema&t. @s ffente ffd iebr balo ber-
aus, oaB bic srObe Maioritdt bisisr
8ertrauensmdnner aus allen $beilsn
oes &eidss oas Wanifef bes 3aren
uno bas Or9anii9e Statut bonn 10.
Nuguf os. So. als cine ~genii9enoe
8runplage politii4er Treibeit aner'
tennt unb oabon gum WOble beg &ei-
DIES lopalen @ebrau9 MAIDEN Mil.
Sis rabitale &idtune. bic Wablsnts
baltung uno S~ernbleiben BON Der
Suma als bsmonfratibsn Nusbrtd Der
nn3ufrieoenbeit nit ben 3ussfdnbniis
len beg 3aren %perlan9te, fam gar ni6t
81 Worts. ginen qutsn ginbrud
ma9te ss, baB aud Der sbsn frsiges
lafene pfof. Milioufop ebenfals BON
anfang an Dem 3OnsreB ~bsimObnsn
%fonnte, an benz aud @ensrdle in Unit
form, 9autafsr unb Sataren In ibrer
Nationaltra1t t~beilnnbmen. Sariiber,
baB bic unruhen in Stills bas 6srns
bleiben Der bon bort erparteten Ser.
treter bsruriadsn, fprad Der 2ongrsb
our9 f6rmli9en BeidluB isin ge.
bauern aus. Sas gri&einen sueier
finnlanbif1er Nbgeorbneter mirfte bei-
1abe ME Elm prctef geger bic nnters
tuerfuug unter bic 3entralautoritdt /;
6enr bieie beiben Selegiertsn blisbsn
bemonfratip Humm unb entbislten R9
isber Mbfimmune. 9as Ssmperas
ment unb bic Reoetpeiie faft aIer ruff
idsn Mbgeoronsten 1T fir cine rein
parlamentarif9e Bebanoluns Der par.
lamentarii9en 8eiddfte isbr ginfig.
neil i&mudlOie. ia 'fogar eint6niee
Ya-lsgungen ben beften ginbrud 3u
MAIDEN f9einen.
Die patbetiIden @r9ihe oes polen
Wroblswsti uno bic ielbtgsfdlies Be-
rebtiamfeit bss Serrr1 be &oberti FAM
ben, troboem ibr Sa9inbalt benz
Slime Der Webrbeit entiprad, feline
WHrbigung aIs oratorifds 9siiungen;
ben &uhen srf9isn bieie iibsrtrisbene
2ebbaftisteit uno tibsrhHifse Nntrsns
gung als ettpas ibrer NationalitGt
5remoss. Inter ben Soften biefes
improbifrtsn parlaments murbe Der
englii9e S%ournalif Stsab, neil CT
fein rufff9 bsrfebt, nit einisem Bee
fremoen bsmertt; feline 2anbsmdnnin,
bic pbilantropiide @rdfn 8obrinsfp
unb einise gei&dftise Srauenre8tlerin.
men erfreuten f4 oasegen Der gr6bten
8eliettbeit. Der alsemeine ginbrud
Der g~eratbun9en NOR, bob i'm 3ufinf.
tigen 3eiAsparlament Rublanbs mab.
poIe, wobl iiberleste 2leinarbeit am
plabe lei unb baB man fia Dor allen
gesen ibertriebenen Offer uno patbetis
tii9e 3raftlsifun9en ais geesn 2in.
oertranfbeiten iieuer parlamsnte Dor.
r.En, S~.A1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07

be skinned to finish by tho faker who
got u.s.. and they were right.
He showed us from q hiEh NIL Wnere
the different portions OF the battle were
fought, and where they caught Napoleon
Bonaparte, and where Butcher came up
and made things hum Il, the German
language. and then he took us OF to his
farm where the most OF the relics were
found. and began TO sell Things to dad.
until he had filled the hind end OF tho
wagon with bullets and grape shot. ga :
berE and bayonets. old rusty rifles. and
everything dad wanted. and we had
enough % I'll museum, and when the
farmer had got dads money we went
/ back to Brussels, and got our stuff ur1-
slonded at the hotel. Say, when we came
To look It over we found two rusty Colts
revolvers, and guns of modern constfuc-
ton, which have been bought on the
battlefield In all counties. and prop
erly rusted to sell to tourists. / showed
dad that the revolver was unknown Mt
the time OF the battle OF Waterloo, ana
that every article he had bought was q
fraud, the sabres having been made In
America, before tho war Of the rebellion,
and dad was mad, and gave the stuff to
the porter OF the hotel, who charged dad
seven dollars for taking 1t away.
Dad kept one three-cornered hat that
the farmer told him Bonaparte lost when
his horse stampeded with him, and II
had drifted under a barbed wire fence.
where II had lain until the day before
we visited the battlefield. Say, that hat
is as good as new, and dad says 1t Is