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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-09
MASSACRED JEWS
IN MARTYRDOM
MORE THAN FOUR HUNDRED
BURIED IN ODESSA.
THE SCENES HEART RENDlN6
Seventy Bodies in a Trench and
Rites win Continue for Three
Days-A Wreath for Each Victim
of the Autocracy"-Many Remains
Unacceptable.

odessa Nov S.-Fou hundred
and twelve Jews, victims of the mas
sacres of last week, were buried yes
terday,. The scenes of grief were
hearrending and almost indeScrih-
able as the bodies were placed in the
trenches, each trench containing 10
Similar funerals will continue for
three days. Some 45O bodies were
in such condition that they could not
be recognized.
On each grave a wreath was placed
bearing the inscription
Martyr to the Faith
Victim of the Autocracy.
Atrocities and Conflaarations.
London, Nov. S,-The bucharest cor.
respondent of the Mail says that afro.
cities occurred in Bossarbia. The
towns of Urmbat and Calarisse have
been burned and all the Jews persisted
in the flames. lsmaili, the correspon,
dent also says, is in flames and martial
law has been declared. SiNty-siN revo-
lutionaries after beiug warned were
shot Monday night.
Bad News From Caucasus.
St Petersburg, Nov. s.. News from
the Caucasus is particularly bad.
Fighting between Armenians. Tartars
and Russians in the Daghestan, kutais,
Tcrek and Kubau districts assumed i
trrocous character and every attempt
of The troops to restore order resulted
in the populations turning upon the
soldiers and fighting them with arms
and bombs, Two companies Of cos
sacks are reported 30 have been en-
tirely wiped out. The entire trouble
is of a revolutionary character, but it
gives people an opportunity to mani.
fest their race hatreds, and most hor
rible atrocities have been committed.
According to merchant who has
just arrived from BallT the scenes
Witnessed there were beyond belief ana
not only murder but torture In all
forms have been perpetrated An
American girls fingers were cut off one
by one and afterwards her arms and
legs amputated by Tartars and she was
allowed to expire in untold agony.
Relief Measures
New York, NOV. Sat mass meet.
ing of Jewish residents of this city
S56,S00 was collected for the relief of
the sufferers of the massacros in Rus
STA. and relief society was formally
organized.
Cossack Troops Destroyed.
kurias, Caucasus, Nov. S.-Cos
sacks who were escOrting NJ. La2ar-
enko, a county official, and NJ Per
karsli. justice of the peace, were
ambushed in Ozurgeu district by rev
olutionaries, who were fighting the
troops sent to restore order. Two
entire companies, consisting Of l07
and 100 men, respectively were
wiped out.
For Constituent Assembly
ST Petersburg. Nov. S.-Count
Witte has definitely pledged himself
to support a plan for the conyocatIon
of constituent assembly when the
douma meets if a single representa-.
tive raises the question. He is exceed
ingly anxious TO win the support Of
the 2emstvoist party which he does
not hesitate to declare conforms the
nearest to his political ideas and
which he evidently regards as the
strongest, safest and most influential
factor in the future political Iii, Of
his country
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-09
CITY ENGINEER REMOVED.

kenoshs Council Declares Official
Spent Too Much Time In Chicago.
Kenosha, Wis, Nov. S-Thc city
council. by unanimous vote. has re.
moved City Engineer J. II. F1agg from
office. Flag was charged with spend.
ing too much time In Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-09

positive evidence against the accused
men who are now in Jail Their ar
rest caused a sensation,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-08


81 one. 80 Jim pulled out into tn" old
Scugc field which existed there ut that
time. Then he hurried on up the road
To rrcolhpItre.
JNr'iHl. Harmon and Pierce came ny
to Joe.
lit, tat, to-. three IN row.
Inc "Id maH was on his feet when
they arrived ana h" WIZ shaking mud
ana water. well mixed. tI@m his long
Whit" minister's. just then Two young
ladies came near ANA Wcr" driving Il
spirited morse" all thlr" 'j them fright
'n"d nearly 10 death hr"HuS" Snm with
ih'r'rS h1uS" on top had Kicked NJ the
racket 81 y trlnaG" IN his passage ANA
Il" hAn i"I' them INTO the side Glitch
ana their cMttrr was Just about ready
Tor Il &"-a>-Nul-pIr"'r H. well a> sam.
wv nat IN" matter with your hol$',
Alr. Carr, Sak"d on" OF the IadlcS.
"oh, my cod. lady, don ask IN" what
alirl INN; hrWaS III Il banked hurry,
that ; all | Know about II.
wv nat WAS Il" loaded with. Mr, Carr.
asked Tn" "rth"r sweet v'r"
ON: SaId the un"nlIant J"', ask
Mr.. matthew's 1t was al ms dollEs, hn'
guess II NiS IL necessary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-08
Wash Goods

Ginghams have the call in wash
goods. We are showing full line
of Bates Bingham, colors absolutely
fast. 10 cents per yard Mercerized
Ginghams Ia! and IS cts per yard.
White Madras I21a to IS cents per
yard. Best Percale this year style
I2I, cents per yard. Last season
style 10 cents per yard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-08
Remnant
Department

We have started remnant depart
ment, you will find in it material as
good as any i'll regular stock but at
ne-gfth to one-third less than regr,-
lar price. We start it this month
with Dress Goods, Ginghams, Prints,
Table Linen, short length to be sure
but you might find the exact length
you are wanting. Look it up when
you are in the store.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-08
DomestiCS.
Table Linen IS cents to SI.25 per yd.

SSI.tS ~
Sheeting Muslin cents for yard
wide.
20 and IS cents for ? \ and IN yard
wide sheeting.
Sheets 24x2H yard SO and so cts.
each.
Pillow Cases 10, I2l5 and 10 cents
each.
Cotton Crash cents per yard.
Linen Crash 10 cents per yard.
Linen Towels 10 to so cents each
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-08

+l,,' imril,nt ,,'I, ,..,,,', ',,'lI "'t'
i,.I 80 o., th,, ,,,,,,,, ,,.;,l, 7o w. ',"l.!
and tbnrnhv drive ,,,-,, .,,,,,, r,,,r,,i
G,,J ~ ,,r, ''''
y, L.. boon t,or+,-G,.a ,,..,.. ..;,,,.. A..
,,,,ut of which : .,r' .inm, +' a;.,
occrrrod hrt tho .,,.,I,o h,I ,n,,,,rt ~,
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,,i,,l .,iII ,,ir,,in,r frl, h;y ,I,,,,,. NJ
m,,f,.I,,., hn L..I,rs tn tnli ~ ~ Wv w.;
rn,G,,,. ArJ Lv.thn-v,n, H., .,.,,,,,, -" -
tIi. rt,In yarn i tho n'o th,+ I L,,.a
tl,, nv ,In,. f., .,,.,,,,l tf,,,,,.. Lr,,,
and Lnc,n.n H., yn r,,.,, thi.. ron,,,,,.
,.r,,. I t,II Mi. n,li,,,,. +,I '''
I'm thinking tonight Of the Old rustic
bridge.
That bends DER the murmurin- stream.
'TwaS there Ma.ssir dear. with anr
hearts full Of cheer.
We stravrd meath The mnou'. .rnntlr
CLEAN.
'Tw1> there | first met Won. the T.sLt of
YOUR ewes
Awokc in my hrut "a sweet thrill
Tho LOW far away. still NV thoughts
rondlv stray.
IT, fine Old rustic Iri,l..r hy the mill
MarEali dear old mill At wilma is
where | am '"lEin@ yrr this morning,
dear readers. liut ii - orly far u little
fun.
At the time of which | wit" DR..
MI'haH still owned Wilma and Mr..
Pearson Matthews conducted the flour
iu% 'u>n"Ss IL the mill. ana lived in On"
of the tenant houses Oh the west side Of
the creek, but very near to the cranky
stream. \ terrible flood had swept
mndIY Down the lltti" Elk III about
this time and with il had gone Il! tn"
0uthuildinG~ belonging to tn" tenement
occupied 10y Mr.. Matthews. .AN" on"
little shack which had merely LEFT its
m~Ain@s and lodged on higher piece
Of terra tirm0 nearby. But til" dwell
iu@ had been damaged 10 such an cN-
tent that it WIS rp !"r%'" t"nHntaar,
and Pierce had removed over the creek
to The splendid old mansion of wilma.
But Pierce had II very strong banker
Ing after the little building which he
had left over the creek. | mean the eight
feet high and four by loEW feet wide
shack which the mad waters Of the
Little Elk had failed to got away with
on its furious rampage Il few days prey
iOuS. And Pierce had said. Il will have
that houS M on the heights of wilma
if | have To cart it up with Sleepy
sam"
And now reader. inTSmuch as Sleepy
Sam is to play n very prominent. no |
will change the phIasro.ogy. and say Il
leading part in this drama of real life,
il hchoovcs us 10 give sam something
more than Il passing glance. because the
hero or leading character of Il novel
should always be properly portrayed 10
the readers so that they may love him
for his heroi>sm. if for nothing else.
Sleepy Sam was Il horse rather tall in
stature brown in color and always in
good keller The most peculiar feature
in Sans makeup was his ears and tail.
His ears were very large and had tum-
bled down over his eyes. and he had to
toss them to one side in order to see
anything that might he III the atmos-
phcrc aboyc him. His tail was large
and glossy black. and he carried it ON
his gee side when not excited and it is
said that sam never did lose his cqui-
Hbrium but once in his long life. and
that's why this story has been written
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-08
Dress Goods.

Mohairs and Vols have first place
in Spring Dress Goods, we are show
ing them in variety Of Patterns and
coloring.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-08
"SLEEPY SAM"
or, "Why He Dropped His Lethargy"
By J. POLK RACINE

-Ahu With III is ptFtcelnl ana still,
My heart wanders back in Il dream of
delight.
To the old rustic bridge by the mill.
| Bcreath it the stream gently rppled,
Around it the birds loved to trill.
Tho now far away still my thoughts
fondly stray.
To the old rustic bridge by the mill
Joe turned quickly and not catching
the vision of his old partner he let off
several real cuss words and lit out in
quest of Sleepy Sam. Hold up Joe"
c'llird Jim. land get in here with me
and I'll take you back to meet Sam"
NO, no, | am in a hurry" said Joe.
''thc doctor might drive up and he would
give IN" Jesse when he found me and
Sam 80 wide apart" Then Joe and
.IinS splendid horse were running side
! |'v side, neck and neck us ii were down
the Blue Ball road. and had been near
| would have bet dollars 10 Maryland
biscuits that the dear old man would
win cut. lim's holS" rud .lnr jumped
| Cow Run simultaneously and together
they went up MiIlcr's hill and when on
the summit they cSlicd Sam in the dale
! hr!ow peacefully Resin" at the foot Of
| the incline. "Cumc on yUu banked old
enc At O. | Eh1cN your hIaiINcd "Id
liz i,S'I h W." l" I'; me-" "rS I Si }, r %
ms names ana rolling up M sleeves Tor
F"Ea! hGnl win sleepy sam hut
y, Il'n $F.'n 'I'l 1T, p''F'o pack from up
the n"A' mn IN" '"" gently l"!"-
.Irr and sam made IL, Ipvarancr at
! Wiina. Pierce Went and asked
MN MN II 1T l'!'"@h' tl'I I"t" 'ie
>'"'n"nN' "I''" ,l~ GU '"Ny II
I'VE, ~ Nn'''. rs 1'''
- S'H WI. nv - -,'. 'u'. 3D. - r,l'''
VIZ" J. ,"lr c''uGi' III ','r "n'' thr'c
N'I' i""r l" 'o"" '"' '"''.i"%, I''''
anu MS ~ ''t num- ~"
~ - N''!''''' ""i'"I, '"" '''' INV
-, H'"i''' ""N NOUNS ~ i': "
L""H III i'yNN''E H'oPl'" "l" 'n'A'"G VT
/ '''P' ','," ","'" 'l''o "'''''"' ~
'"' a."I ""'N' ever "''"'''' "'"'
"NnM[
'"'H VINE" III, "'N'W'H n'I .''''' 'i''
'" 1u', go
''i'' "a" 'I'' i"HH' "''"'" INV
i" Sc nv" ne 'T"NN II Nv over ''''S ''"N'
IN. ''''u W w., ''| ~: .,,. ..
we never WILL
cart. Ouch. ouch" said Joe. that
hlankcd thing has got my finger"
"JDs. joe" said Pierce. you should
not say bad words before ladies'
"Kcrp the blank thing off INV fingers.
because mashed fingers and had words
always mix"
Hoe rot on top of the house in front,
but didn't take the reins. You had
| b''''' XVI w 'h'i' ''' ii'l maui ."'"
Pierce. "and help hold il down." Then
Toe yelled with all his might and main.
'.Wakcn up Sam and take us over to
wilma. Get an. get an" And without
lifting his head in the least Sam started
off slowly, 80 slow that ora. could scarce
ily tell whether he WIS actually moving
or not. Joe was pcrrhrd high up above
Sans hack and Harmon piCTrC'S Az
prentice was about mid way of the
honSr. Toe began singing and beating Il
Jolly 1l11oo with his hcnv old fists on the
ton Of the shack. Joe sang
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-08
Table Oil Cloth
II and one-half cts.
a yard.
Grocery
Department

Good bright Syrup, so cts. gallon.
: bars Lenox, Quaker City or Star
Soap for IS cents.
Fine Dairy Salt so cents per bushel.
Tomatoes, Corn and Early June
Peas 10 cents, 5 cans for IS cents.
Blended Tea 30 cents per pound.
Fancy Evaporated Peaches and
Apricots ~, cents pound.
Imported Olive Oil IS cts. bottle
Kirkoline Washing Powder a cents
ID 4 ID packages.
Zest-5 size with China rs cents
package.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-08
THE SUNDAY HERALD

BAItimOre's fnv0rlte newspaper and
popular family journal, replete with in
torcsting features40 to A pages of
matter-with all the home and foreign
news-up-to-date articles on financial
matters. accurate quotations on stocks
and bonds and farmers reports-fashion
articles. and even the little ones are re
mcmbered in the Young Folks Herald
section of the Sunday issue.
One month. ........... 15c.
Six months. ......... 15c.
Twelve months. ....... S1.5O
The oasis., 1905-04-15
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 --oF THE AZTEC DEvEL0PM ENT COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN RY THESE PRESENTS:
 That We. the undersigned, E, L, Grisw0d, W, R. Sprecher, and D. s. R. Greeley, being desirous of forming d corporation under the laws of the Territory Of Arizona, have this day voluntarily associated ourselves together. into body cor. porate. and do hereby make, sign and acknowl. edge, and do adopt these Articles of Incorpora- tion and do hereby certify.
 I. The name of this corporation and by which 1t shall he authorized to act is the AZTEC DEVELOPMENT COMP aNY.n
 II. The names of the neorporatOrs are E. l.. Griswold and ". R. sprecher, both of No gales, Arizona; and D. S. B, Greeley, of New York City, N. '. The principal home office of this corporation shall be at the town of Nogales, Santa Cruz County. Territory of Arizona. There shall be branch office at Sa- lem Essex County, State of Massachusetts, but branch offices may be kept and maintained at such other place or places either in she United States or foreign countries as the Board of Di- rectors may from time to time determine, aL any Of which offices meetings of the Stockhold- CTS and Directors may be held and all business transa ted.
 III The time of the commencement of this corporation shall be the day of the filing of it's Articles Of Incorporation in the office of the County Recorder Of Santa Cruz County, Terri tory of Arizona. and certified copy thereof in the office of the Auditor for the Territory of Arizona and the termination thereof shall be twenty. five years thereafter.
 ". The general nature of the business pro posed to be transacted by this corporation is to locate. buy bond. acquire, hold, own. lease possess, operate, sell or otherwise dispose of mines or mining claims or prospects of gold, silver, copper and all other minerals, and of all other kinds of mineral properties or lands; to buy lease or otherwise acquire. to hold and own, manage operate, improve, mortgage. sell, convey or otherwise dispose of and devel- op lands concessions. franchises, rights of way, mining claims, oil wells, and any and an other real estate. and interests in any of the said properties; to engage in the business pf building and operating stamp mills and oth [
 .f44 n ging, drilling, tunneling and exploring for, producing. refining. treating. piping, hand ling, storing, dealing in, buying and selling gold, silver copper. coal. iron, oil, lead, zinc, petroleum, mineral gas, asphaltum, bitumen, bitumenons rock and other minerals and hy- dro-carbon substances and the products of all such substances, and for such purposes to buy own, manage, operate. mortgage, sell or other wise dispose Of refneries, pipe lines, tanks, cars manufactories, machinery and other
The oasis., 1905-04-15
NocALEs NOTES.

Miss Bessie Fowler has been i'll several days. This morning the young lady is out again.
 Thursday evening Mir. "A. l.. Le- wis, general agent for the National Metal Co, returned from Douglas and Nacozari.
 Friday morning Sheriff Chas. L. Fowler went to Phoenix to convey to the asylum the insane man con signed to that institution this week.
 Monday Messrs. Ignacio Bonillas and Ignacio Bonillas Jr, returned from a visit to the Altar region where they had been engaged upon some engineering work.
 Tuesday evening Messrs. ". F. Irvine and E. D. Gibson, general manager and superintendent res. pectiyely for the Promontorio Mining Company, returned from a visit of several days to their camp. They report the roads very soft, and hard travelling.
 MT. W. 5. Bartlett, prominent attorney with offices in Tucson and Tombstone, was at Nogales this week in attendance upon the dis trict court. During the week Mrs. Bartlett came over and was here several days. This morning they returned to their home in Tucson. Mir. Bartlett informed TIE OASIS that his firm contemplate opening an office in Nogales.
The oasis., 1905-04-15
District Court.

The April term of the district court of the Territory of Arizona iD and for Santa Cruz county, began at Nogales Monday, April 10, 1905, Judge E. A. Tucker presiding. Be- side the judge and attorneys the following named court officials were present. Sheriff Charles l.. Fowler, Bailiff E. r. Cook, District Attorney s. F. Noon, Stenographer ". w. Weed.
 A grand jury was returned as summoned by the sheriff, q second special venire being ordered to fill the places of those excused from the first yenire; and as finally inn panelled consisting of the follow ing named citizens:
 D. c. Chalmers, Edwin Egan. 0. r Ashburn, George R. McCorkle, John ". Wilson, F. k. Cranz. Leo pold Ephraim, Wm. J. Neuman, Joseph Carbon, John T. Brickwood, Alfred l.. Saxon, Thomas J Turn CT, F. A. Athearn, 4. Hoover, Allen T. Bird, A. W. Woods, J. w. Lea hy, Charles R. Hood, Mark Lulley.
 The court appointed MT. W. J. Neuman foreman of the grand jury.
 The calendar was called and cas. es set as follows:
 M. NJ. Trickey, administrator of the sestate of N. W. Chapin, de- ceased, vs. Q. K. Franklin. Con- tinued for term.
 Southwestern Commercial com pany, a corporation, vs. William Reid ct al. Set for trial Tuesday, April IS.
 Roy < Titcomb, incorporated, ys. the American Mining company. Set for trial Tuesday. April IS.
 0. K. Franklin, administrator of the estate of Jerry Neville, de- ceased, vs. NJ. M. Trickey. admin istrator of the estate of N. W. Cha pin. Continued for term.
 Roy & Titcomb, incorporated, ys. Sorrel Top Gold Mining < Mil- ling company, lien debtor, and Seth w. Champion, owner. Set for trial by jury Friday, April II.
 Juan Ortiz vs. Manila Mining X
The oasis., 1905-04-15
E. l.. GRTSwOLD, fsEALl w. R. spRECHER, tsEALl D. s. B. GREELEY, [sEALI
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 Nnunfv of Santa Crnz oS

Before me. II NJ Chapman, Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona. on this day personally appeared l.. Griswold, w. R. Sprecher, and D. $. R. Greeley, known to me tn be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and acknowledged to me, each for himself, that he executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein ex- pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this thirteenth day of April, 1905.
 fNotarial Seall H. NJ. CHAPMAN
 Notary Public in and for County of Santa
 Cruz, Territory of Arizona My commission expires May 5th, 1908.
The oasis., 1905-04-15
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, | ,.
 (snnntv of Santa Cruz ss

| Phil Heroid, County Recorder in and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that | ha 70 compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of incorp0ra- ton of the AZTEC DEVELOP MENT CON- PANY filed and recorded in my office on the 18th day of April. 1905, in Book 1 of Miscellan- ~ eous Records at page. ct seq; and }SEALi that the same is q full true and cor ~ rect copy of such original and of the whole thereof,
 Witness my hand and seal oF office this 18th day of April, A. D. 1905. PHIL HEROLD.
 County Recorder. First pub. April IS, 1905.
The oasis., 1905-04-15

pofaied et al On application of counsel lor defendants default previously entered was get aaldc and defense granted leave to file answer inslanter.
 John W Began, administrator of the estate af Ellen Finley. de. ceased, vs. Hermosa Mining and Milling Company. Judgment for plaintiff for $l ,246.50 and for fore closure of attachment lien.
 In the matter of the seizure of certain livestock, ownership of which was questioned, and which was argued and taken under ad- visement Tuesday, judgment was ordered entered in favor of the Sanitary board, and against Fran cisco Gotta, claimant.
 THURSDAY.
 N A. Marstella arraigned We'd nesday on charge of burglary, en- tered plea of.guilty to charge of petit larceny and was sentenced to two months in the county jail.
 0. K. Franklin. administrator of the estate of Jerry Neville, deceas- ed, vs. Richard W. Clarke, ct al. Dismissed on motion of plaintiff. John w Began, administrator of the estate of Ellen Finley, de- ceased. vs. Roy & Titcomb, inc, ct al. Submitted and taken under advisement.
 Patagonia Commercial Company vs. Hermosa Mining Company. Dismised.
 Territory of Arizona vs. R. R. Richardson Suit for collection of taxes. Set for trial Monday, April IT.
 M. NJ. Trickey, administration, vs. John Dessart, et al Judgment for plaintiff for Sl0.000.
 c. Cohen < Company vs. F. A. Moreno. Suit 10 collect for merch- andise. Judgment for plaintiff
 FRIDAY.
 James McCallum vs. Interna- tion Mining & Smelling Company. Dissolution of corporation. Judg- ment for plaintiff.
 H. A Hopkins vs. c. N. Thomas. Judgment for plaintiff.
 Roy < Titcomh, incorporated, vs. Sorrel Top Gold Mining < Mil- ling company Judgment Q r plaintiff.