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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-27

The special city election in Phoenix should be the occasion for the demo crats of the Capital City getting to- gether and electing a mayor who will not resign. Phoenix needs a demo cratic mayor to held the republican council in check.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-27

This paper IS kept on He at Law rence's Advertising Agency, 4O1 Ex- srainer Bldg. Los Angeles, Cal. where Elntract for advertising may be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-27

Ias Review Is delivered by c&=rics ! the following tovns- NAco.
 canRneA Douglas. Tombstone. Benson. tt South Bisbea. Paradise. Morenci. s-~ Clifton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
CHANGE IN LleHTstllPs
Nc. II - Be Placed on Diamond S:,oa
Station.

Nc. II % Be Placed on Diamond S.,oal
Station.
The lighthouse board has issued tic
following:
Diamond shohl Light Vessel sea
coast Of North Carolina. About April
L. 1905, Light Vessel No = Will lie
placed on the station. and Light Yes
sci No. 70 will be Withdrawn.
Light Vessel Nc II will show lights
including a searcllii.nt throwing n
beam OF light about midway between
The horizon and the zenith. projected
TO the southwark and eastward and
sound fog signal having the same
characteristics as those OH Light Yes
sci No. 70. and her general appearance
is the same IS that Of the latter yes
sell except that she bears the number
II instead of ~ on each bow and each
quarter.
Elizabeth River. Va Merrimac
Wreck Buoy, No. IS a 2d-class nun.
found adrift was replaced March "a,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
DAKOTA Smelly D lCKED
BIG VESSEL HANDLED WITHOUT
SLIGHTEST DIFFICULTY.
Hall IS Bc;,e Paintc1 For the First
Tine Since Launchi ag--Goes to
New York 10 Toad.

The G:ca; Norlhcrn Liner Dakota
arrived Il mis- port carly Yesterday
nirlninG lr.nl New I<.n,ltn. Conn. ou
her l,tsi sea voyage and she nov rests
safely or the biCrks III dry dock No
: ~ II" .;hipyart. where her hui viii
&c tleai:ctl ana painted for the first
''lle slnct Sic was l;ll,,lcllcI. nearly Il
Yea; ago. az the Eastern S!ipbull,lln=
plant New London.
Upon her arrival yesterday the big
vessel preceded up the harbor ami
Grcpred anchor just below the ship
yard where she remained until yestrr-
day afternoon. when she was :cwe,l
70 the yard and floated into the basin
No attempt TO Moor the vessel at the
shipyard was made yesterday morning.
IS the unfavorablc tida! conditions
male it risk greater than the l)ako-
ta's officers cared to take
AS she roGc at anchor in the siraaE,
Just of the Casino. TIE huge ship al
tractcd a great deal Of attention ANA
hundreds Of people journcyca over u
the liver bank to gaze at her a large
crowd CT visitors was present at the
shipyard when the steame: was f!oated
into the dry dock about o'clock yes
terlay afternoon.
Although the docking Of the Dakota
was stapendous Undertaking, 50 Wen
had the dry dock force prepared FOR
the work that the vessel was noutel
in the dock and safely lowered on :ler
alGcl:; without the slightest hitch. 1t
is expected that the work OF painting
The Dakola's hull will be completed in
a few days and it is very probable. that
he vessel will sail from this port :,1:n-
cay Or Monday. It was learned yes
;crday tina. the Dakota Will not 70 to
Baltimore To lead coal and steel rails.
hu. will take cn cargo al New York
instead. The change was made lc-
cause Il tie risk which would he in
Cured if lie great steamship were
sent TO Baltimore. where tho harbor
is rather small and shallow Ia accom-
mediate 50 large q vessel.
The Dakota Is a sister ship 70 tia
Minnesota, which was painted here
last summer
When loaded the s!ip vii! sail
around Cape Horn To Seattle to 90 in
10 lbe Pacific service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Steamer State Of Texas to be
Converted Into Barge.
BOUGHT by sEAB0ARD CO.
Old Vessel Will Arrive Here Today
From Baltimore and Work of Re.
modelling Begins at Once-Move,
ments Along the Waterfront.

The CID steamer State Of Texas. re-
Gently purchased in Baltimore by tie
Seahcard transportation Company. is
expected 10 arrive here today in tow
of the tug Richlnond CT the Seaboard
fleet. lpCn her arrival here. the
steamer will be lowed to the shipyard
where she will be converted into coal
carrying barge, 10 lie employed in the
coastwise coal trade between this and
Northern ports
The exact sum of money which will
be spent by the Seabcard Transporta-
!inn Company is converting the steam
ship into barge is not known but il
is understood, that it Will be large.
Considerable time Will lie taken to
remodel the vessel but it is expected
that tho work will be completed about
The midllc OF the summer. at which
time the new barge will be pu: into
service.
Captain Melvin. local representative
CT he Scaboard Transportation Com
pany, will be in command. Of the
steamship when she arrives here to
day. He has been in Baltimore since
last Monday getting the vessel in
shape fer the voyage down the bay 10
this port II is understood that he will
also have general supervision owe: the
work Of converting the steamer inj, 1
barge
The State Of Texas was built at
Chester Pa. in 1874. for the Clyde
Line Steamship Company and for Il
number OF years she was employed in
10 freight and passenger trade he
tween Philadelphia and Baltimore.
When the lire was abandoned sever
al years ago the vessel w&s put ont
CT commission III Baltimore where SHE
remained until purchased by the sea
beard Company q few days ago.
The vessel is 2.i3 feet 6 inches long.
36 feet beam and has 4 depth Of %
feet inches. She is of 327 ne; and
/ SO gross tonnage Her hui! is iron
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
]cclvod cablegran; from Minister

cclvcd 4 cablegran: from Minister
pending in Hayti and il is doubtful
whelhc; the authorities can maintain
peace and order on March Sis and
Anril LIST. The State department i'm
mediate'y requested the navy depart
hent to dispatch a war vessel . Port
All Prince
The navy department, it is stated,
probably VIII send the cruiser Ncwari;,
Admiral Sigshee's flagship at G,ania-
hamn, 10 l.arL All Prince. The dis
Fort can be quickly reached. The.
Brooklyn is expected 10 arriv. it
Guantanamo tonisht CT tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Laoies to Meet.

All ladies' who will interest them
selves III the Elks' bazaar. which is TO
be given at the new home of the local
iodse on April "a, Will meet this after
noon az /" O'Clock at the parlors OF the
Pocahonlas hotel. Mrs S. II.
W'rihelmer will preside over the meet
ing.
Plans for The bazaar Will be dis
cussed and committees to take charge
OF the various branches OF the work
will be appointed
y great many handsome donations
lor me bazaar have already been re-
celVed by The lodge committee and
me ladies will not be hampered by Il
TACK Of assistance in their efforts to
make the fair a success.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Mr. Peachy Exalted Ruler of the
Lodge.
BIG CROWD IN ATTENDING I
Meeting Was Harmonious, Although
There We're Several Spirited Cen
ests to be settled-Ladies Meet To.
day to Arrange for Bazaar.

The largest crowd that ever attend
ed meeting Of Newport News Lodge.
No. ::l5. 3. p. O. Elks. gathered Il,
Garrett's hall last night, when the
lodge held its annual election Of Of
ticers. More than usual interest was
manifested in the selection Of sue
ccSsor 10 he retiring exalted ruler,
Mr.. Abe Horwit2, as well as the cleo
ton OF the other officers, and every
Elk who could manage to do SO put in
his appearance
Mr.. w. H. L. Kent, past exalted
ruler and district deputy, presided
over the meeting. which was a very
harmonious one. although it is under
stood that there We're lively contests
for some Of the Offices
The officers We're elected as fol
lows:
Exalted rnler-A. c. Peachy.
Esteemed leading knight-E l..
Cunningham.
Esteemed loyal knight--R. Hunter
Esteemed lectnrins bnight-John K.
Morton
Secretary D. Bohlken.
Treasurer-F. c. LEM.
Tiler-A. V. Dillon
representative TO grand lodge
Abe llorwitz; alternate, A. L. G..
l\lor
Trnstec-R j. Maclley.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Off for Texas,

Mn. Charles G. Hargrave left yes.
terday for San Antonio Texas. where
he expects 70 make his home for TWO
years. He has been deputy clerk Of
the Corporation Court here for nun.
Der Of years and he has accepted a
similar position in San Antonio, which
he held for nine months when he went
there for his health in 1903 Mr.. Har
grave is widely popular in the city
and his departure is genuinely re-
GREETED by his many friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Arrived Yesterday.

American steamship Dakota FRANKIE.
Now London
British. steamship WOLF Alleync,
New York and sailed for Pensacola.
Britis!, steamship Saba, Holiday.
Relize and sailed for condor
Schooner Massasoit, Tnlloch. New
iavcn. g
tug Cuba with baracs Marianzas.
Fail River and Sagua. Boston
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Open Again TONIGHT.

a Trip Around the World" the in
door fair given at the Newport News
Baptist church with 50 much success.
Monday and Tuesday nights, will be
repeated tonight. Special music has
been secured for the occasion ana the
ladies ladies hopeto entertain another large
crowd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

The British steamship Rappahan-
mock ana Allegheny both sailed for this
port from London. March 81 with gen
era} import carSOeS. It is very prob
able that he two vessels will race
across the Atlantic TO this port Both
the Allegheny and Rappahannock are
old traders at this port belonging to
the Chesapeake & Ohio feet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
f. R AMEliCAV IN'ThE rs
State Department. Asked navy Uepart-
(Ry Assncia ted Press)

WASHINGTON. y c.. March % -
An American man cf-war viii b. sent
TO Port Au Prince % pr2.ect American
interests.
This determination vas arrived at
today when the State department r.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
siHcration. l;ug they have not fnalI> de-

sidcra'ion. l;ut they have not Gnall>. de-
tldcd ~ enter the race
(i:y Treasurer j. NJ. C!;iis viii 10
q candidate for rcelec.inn
Mr. ". ?. Ballard. who was commits
sicn"r Ct The revenue seine years ;,sn.
has aEnoEnc"d that he Will lie 4 can
ol'S;'io against Mr.. z, w. trump. wio
viii offer fc: reelection
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30

A British steamship Of 1,G05 tons has
been chartered to carry coal from this
port to ST. Lucia The terms of the
charter allow the vessels owners
$l.57 per ton for every ton transport
ed between the two ports. This will
be the second steamer to carry cargo
Of coal from this port to St Lucia
this year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
New Constitution for Transvaal.
tRy Associated Pressl

LONDON. March IA new consti-
tuition for the Transvaal has been
signed in London and will shortly be.
presented 70 parliament for it's lie
liberation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
TWO ARE MENTIONED.
McssrS. w. /. Powell and H. j
Nay Oppose Mr. Curtis.

MrssIs. W. Leo Powell and H. j.
Lewis are mentioned as probable can
.''''ates for lie cllice Of city treasurer
in the coming election. Beth OF these
gentlemen have the matter under cen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-30
Marine Notes

The British steamships Wolf AMI
sahart. in port yesterday from Nav
York and Belize. respectively. loaded
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24
Orphans Court.

Second and final account of NJ.
L.. j. w. and j. f. Creeger, ex-
ecutors of James Creeger, de.
ceased.
Courts order to sell personal
property in the estate of Edward
Remsburg, deceased. granted to
NJ. l.. Beard, executor.
Courts order to SILL real estate
in the estate of Andrew j. Klein
granted to the executors.
Courts order to sell personal
property in the estate of James
Perrell granted to administrator.
Letters granted in the estate
of Edward Remsburg to Rev.
NJ. l.. Beard, executor, and
courts order granted to sell real
estate.
Luke 7. BrieD. guardian to
Marie L. V. Stockton, stated first
account.
The first account of James B.
and Walter A Wolfe, executors
of Daniel Wolfe, filed.
Inventory of personal property
of Edward Remsburg, deceased,
filed.
Inventory of personal property
filed in the estate of Mary G.
FrushOur.
Inventories of personal prop.
erty aud current money filed in
the estate of John p. Moser.
Courts order granted to sell
personal property in the estate of
John z. MoSer.
Sale of personal property filed
in the estate of VIM. +. Mercer,
deceased.
Additional inventory of cur.
rent money filed in the estate of
William E. Mercer, deceased
Inventory of personal property,
stocks and bonds and debts due
filed in the estate of Sarah c.
Taylor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24
The Noble Hen.

Government statistics for the
year 1903 are responsible for the
following interesting statistics of
relative financial values:
The 'eggs and poultry earn
ings" of the United States
amounted, during that year, to
1920, 600, 900.
The total value of gold. silver,
wool and sheep for the same year
was only 1912, 434,315.
The cotton crop for the same
year was valued at 1859. 16l $40.
The 1903 what crop was worth
S239, 939, 1856 To the country.
The product of the United
States hog market amounted to
1885,, 529,O35.
The Oat crop of the same period
attained "a financial value of
$7S. 1854, 900.
The potato output balanced the
oat crop precisely.
Tobacco brought a total of
$50, $40, 225, to its combined pro-
duceIs.
Tho entire sugar production of
the country was worth only S2O,-
600, 900.
Says a writer in the Chicago
Inter Ocean: "For the sake of
gaining a clearer idea of the i'm
mense magnitude Of the egg pro.
duct alone it may be stated that
the 1920. 900, 900 dozen eggs pro
duced yearly would fill 49,
127 200 crates of thirty dozen
each. An ordinary refrigerator
car, with an average leugth of
forty two and one half feet holds
400 such crates. A train of these
cars sufficiently long to carry the
eggs produced in 1S99-and the
continually increasing number of
each successive year must be
remem bered-would be SOS miles
long, or long enough to reach
from Chicago to Washington and
have several miles of cars to
spare. One hundred and seven
thousand eight hundred an d
eighteen Of these cars would be
needed to carry the 1899 product
of eggS.-Denrer NeacS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24
MUST TITION BEFORE
MARCH FIRST.

The Boards of County Commissioners
of the various counties should allow
themselves no delay in petitioning for
State Aid, as less than two weeks now
remain in which to fill the pc itlons
with the Highway Division of the
Maryland Geological Survey, as the
must be made toy March of each year.
There is 10 time Ia be lost, aud the
County Commissioners who he-itate
now will simply put heir counties be-
htnd other more progressive counties in
beginning this advantageous work.
Nor should County Commissioners
who are accustomed to hold one meet
ing a month wait until their regular
meeting next month As it will then be
too late 10 take Y action this year;
but in such Instances special meetings
of the commissioners should b. called
at once and the regular application
blanks furnished by he State Geologi-
cal Survey Commission should be filed
out at once and cent to the Highway
Division If the Maryland Geological
Survey.
1t should be remembered by the
County Commissioners that while they
will have n further chance after
March to apply tits year for the State
appropriation for roads, the act of petit
tioGing does not bind the county
undertake the work and he necessary
expense even after the sur,ey-, plans
and specifications have teen Completed
by the Highway Division of the Mary
land Geo ogical Survey. Commits
sioners are therefore urged to send in
their formal applications at once, he
cause on the other hnnd if they do not
do so before the stipulated date of
March |, they can do absolutely 10th
ing until another year, and each
county's approl ration which is not
taken up Will be reapportoned among
the more progressive counties which
desire to ask for more than their origi
nal allotment.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24
Beef Trust" to be Rounded
up.

The first step leading to pos
sible indictment of members of
the alleged Beef Trust was taken
in Chicago on Tuesday. A special
Federal grand jury veulre was
ordered drawn, and deputy
United States marShalS were
sent out with SubpGnas for various
members of the alleged trust.
Indictments will he sought on
charges of direct violation of au
an injunction issued some time
ago by Judge GroSScup, of the
United States Circuit Court.
restraining members of the al
legged trust from illegally com
bining in restraint of interstate
commerce. The decision of Judge
GroSScup was recently sustained
by the United States Supreme
Court.
Among the prominent packers
to be summoned are the Morris
ArmourS. Swifts, Cudahays and
others. The fact that meat
prize remain practically the same
shows that neither Judge Gross
cups injunction nor til Supreme
Court decision has been carried
ont by the packers.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24
A SPLEE DID BALTIMORE OR
GANIzATION.

The Old Town Merchants a d Man
ufacturerJ Association of Baltimore,
sill hold their twenty-first annual
banquet at the Hotel Rennert in Bal
timore, on Wednesday, March LIST, at
Z O'clock, This is one Of the most
prosperous and wide-a-wake associa-
tions of our Sta'e. The President is
Mr.. l. Gee. Gehring, Jr., who has
made himself invaluable to the associ-
alton and on their various trips he
does everything for the pleasure and
comfort of the association. The Vice
Presidents are Jacob w. Hook, Fra k
A. Pershon, John {. We'll and Henry
l. Bentzel Secretary. John w. NJ r
shall and Treasurer John c. Friedel
We wish the members Of the as,ocia-
ton "a oval g cd time.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24
IMPROVEMENTS HOPED FOR
ON B. & o.

1t is gratifying to state that President
Murray of the great Baltimore and
Ohio is now considering some import
ant improvements at the FreIerick
City depot President Murray is also
considering the erection of some new
stations along the main line between
Frederick and Baltimore. AT snme
important points the people have
neither a station or covered platform
to keep them from the rain and snow.
This is long felt want. indeed it is due
the people who have done so mnch for
this great road. We trust there will be
no failure and that the people of Mary
land will realize that we have man at
the head Of the B. & 0. who will not
fail to look after their interests and at
the same time add to the interest of the
road.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24
OPENING OFTHE HOOD WING
OF THE FREDERICK CITY
HOSPITAL.

Ii is generally u,dersto d that the
opening Of the beautiful Hood Wing of
the + eder ck Ciy Hospital will take
place at the hospital on the 9TH of
March His Exec leney, Gov. War
field, and wife. will be present. The
Governor will deliver an address. DIR.
Howard Kelly of Baltimore will also
ma an address. The occasion pom
Uses TO be m st in eresting. reception
will be rendered the Governor at the
Masonic TEN Ie the snme evening by
the Frederick City Hospital Guild, of
which Mrs. Arthur Willard is Presi-
dent. The ladies and gentlemen of
Frederick are invited TO pay their re-
spects to the Governor aud his charm
ing wife. Music will be in attendance.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24
Real Estate Transfers.

NJ. Luther Creager and wife TO
Mary V. Zentz, real estate in
county, $3.50,
Martin l.. Creager. ct al. to
Doctor w. Zentz, real estate in
county, S2O7.
Laura j. Hyndman aud hus-
band to Emma NJ. Brown, inter-
est in real and personal property,
$40, etc.
Sarah A. S. and Samuel E.
Green to TilmOn 7. Green, real
estate in county, 500.
John, Henry and Elizabeth
Storr to the Board of County
School Commissioners, real estate
in county, Sl5.
Frank L. Stoner and Hammond
Urner to Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, real estate
and water rights, 800.
George B. Hotter and wife to
Morris r. Hotter, real estate
in county, So, 500.
S. A. Lewis and Charles G.
Waters, trustees, to Eleanor 7.
RidenOur. real eSta in county,
1910.
B. A. Elizabeth and Francis
". Waltz to Isaac Grundy Waltz,
one fifth acre of land, 30, etc
Henry Kephart to Harlan L.
Haupt and wife, S64 acres of
land, 90. 425.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24
Meeting Of the Society Of the
CINCINNATI.

For the first time in ITO years
the flag of the Cincinnati waved
over a meeting of that body in
Annapolis, the capital of the
State and cradle of this society.
\ meeting of the society made
a red letter day in that ancient
town Carved Hall was the head
qua tiers. and from its entraLce
waved the Society's insignia in
blue and white.
The members of the society
arrived in Annapolis during the
early morning and were met at
tue hotel by Secretary of State
Oswald Tilghman. A business
meeting was held in the old
Senate Chamber, at which Sec
rotary of State, Tilghmsn pre-
sided.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
William Henry De-
C0urcy.
Vice. President-Oswald Thigh
man.
Secretary Thomas ward
SetrS.
Treasurer-Gen. John Sterrett
Cuttings.
Governor and Mrs. Wsrfield
received the members of the so
clety at the Government House.
At night the members of the
society held their annual banquet
at CarveI Hall.
The invited guests were Gov.
Edwin Warfield. Captain Brown
son, Superintendent of the Naval
Academy; COmman dant
Cadets; Rev. Robert A. Mayo.
of the Delaware Society, and
! Col. Fl. Ashton Ramsay. of the
North Carolina Society.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24

manifest San DOmingo's willing
ness to have the United States
act as her receiver and sentiment
seems to be tending toward the
belief that such receivership con
stitutes the only satisfactory
solution Of the problem presented
by the lnsolvent republic.
The Swayne impeachment trial
drags YEARLY on in the Senate
with little apparent sign of reach
ing a conclusion. although the
attorneys for the defendant assert
their belief that they will be able
to bring the case to a close by the
last of next week The end is
still in doubt although that seems
to be largely the result of pop
ular miScOnceptiOn Of the char
acte. of an impeachment. 1t is
probable that the devisers of
impeachment proceedings intend
ed to provide means of remov-
ing a Judge or other official.
otherwise iTremovable. when such
official had demonstrated his uu
fitness for the Office he held, but
did not intend that such removal,
or impeachment, should consti-
tute a punishment or disgrace
even more excessive than criminal
prosecution and a short term of
imprisonment. But whatever NAV
have been the intention of those
who provided the machinery for
impeachment, it is manifest now
that a man impeached would be
more seriously punished than the
man convicted of a minor offense
and imprisoned therefor. For
this reason it seems doubtful if
the Senate will impeach in this
instance, although were the Sen
ate merely called upon to declare
the defendant unfit further to act
as judge there is little doubt as
to what its decision would be.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-02-24
MARYLAND DAY IN OUR PUB
Lie SCHOOLS.

Mar, land Day will be observed in all
the public schools of Maryland and adj
dresses delivered on the Calverts being
the first to uphold religious tolerance
in the colonies. Every attendant Of
our public schools will be expected to
subscribe one penny towards the ex-
penses of the Calvert monument or
dered by the MARYLAND Society of Co
lonial wars. Maryland Day will be
celebrated on the 18th Of March by
appropriate ceremonies mall the public
schools of the county, to which tn
parents and patrons will be invited.