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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
UOMAN'S HORRIBLE FIND.
Lad. Trying to Get on I'm Ave. Freight
Train. Cut 10 Pieces.

A train Of freight cars was rolling
down Eleventh avenue, between Fifty
fourth and Fifty-hfth streets, last night,
Mrs Mary McPhee saw something which
she took TO be a beg Of coal bounce from
"A rear wheel She ran out 10 investigate,
and bent down in the half light to touch
H. The thing was wet and warm She
pulled her hand away and found it COW
cred with blood. She looked closer It
was a piece Of a human body.
When Mrs Melee got control Of herself
she called Policeman Love. The train
had stopped few yards along the track,
Love followed up the trail and found pieces
of the body strung over all the twelve last
cars OF the train.
Apparently, the victim, who was after
ward identified as Joseph Shedd, II years
old. had tried to get on the bumpers be-
tween the second and third cars and missed
his hold. The conductor, Thomas J. Shelf
Fin. knew nothing Of the accident until the
notice told him. He was arrested how
ever and baled out
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
BIG STICKS IN THE P4RADE.
Kentucky Man Wants a Lot or Colonies I
Carry Them al the Inaugural.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Jan. e.-K, r. Perry.
re Kentucky Republican editor. whose
throe' Congressman Champ Clark Of Mis-
sour threatened TO cut at a chautauqua
meeting in Indiana last summer because
Mr.. Perry protested against Clark's public
utterances that Kentucky Republicans in
doreed murder. inasmuch as they did not
want exGov. Taylor and Charles Finley
returned 90 be tried for tho murder of Will
liam Goebel. has made a proposition to
Kentuchans that they go TO the Inaugural
ton Of Roosevelt in body and each carry
in the parade dig stick CUT iIv5s. the
kentucky forests.
Perry says all the Colonies. officeholders
and gentlemen will be In line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
cold wave Coming From the west,

CHICAGO Jan 9--An extremely cold
wave ia spreading over the central North
western States tonight, the mercury regis
tering from zero at Chicago to 80 below at
Bismarck The cold il accompanied by n
singing wind. A heavy snowstorm pre-
walls in southern Illinois and western Ken
lucky, Tennessee and parts OF Arkansas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
MRS. MARCUM GETS $4,000.
Verdict for Damages I'm Her Suit Over Her
Husbands ASA estimation.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Jan. at Winchester
TINS afternoon the jury in the Marcum
assassination damage suit returned YER
dict against County Judge James Hargis
and Sheriff Edward Callahan of Breathitt
county. giving the widow 5000. She
sued for slOo00O ExState Senator Alex
Hargis and b. F. French, the other de-
PENDANTS, were exonerated,
Callahan and Hargis will now be in
dioted for instigating the murder of j. b.
Marcum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
senator Clark OF wyoming RcnomInatrd

CHEYENNE. Wyo, Jan. o Senator Clar-
enoe Don Clark was unanimously renomi-
mated for Senator 10y the Republican legis-
latiSe caucus this evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
subway Engineers to pine :. l.. F. Deyo

The engineers Of the Subway Construc-
ton Company will give a dinner tonight
in honor Of 5. l.. T. Deyo. who has been
Contractor McDonnld's chief engineer since
work on the subway was started, II will
be IN tho Park Row Building. and loving
cup will be presented to the guest Of honor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
AMERICAN SUBJECT KILLED.
Resul' 81 Serious Fighting Between the
Moorish Tribes.
s,,,,al cabr, Despaieh 10 THE sun

LONDON. Jan. i0.-A despatch to tho
Times from Tangier says that the Vice
Consul at Alcazar report that serious
intertribal fighting IL going on. One
American subject has been killed and much
property belonging to Europeans has been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
Equipped and Launched on the world.

baby girl was found abandoned in front
of 20 Fast Ninety-seoond street last night.
The child was warmly clad and beside II
was a basket containing two bottles Of
fresh milk and bottle Of medicine. Baby,
who Is three months old il IN Bellevue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10

8. the Aaudsourst and quickest Florida TAIN Leaves
Seu vork daily A. ig25 noon Two other high
class trains fnf Piuehurst, Camden and Florida
resorts. once 1919 BTo1oway.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10

uses the Pennsylvania Railroad 10 cleveland
Through sleeper leaves West l3rd Street tbi J. "
daily Limited train: no extra fare. arrives Cleve
land 7ib A. N ,-AdN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10

Al Mott street there is no evidence OF a
Malta headquarters. The second hoor ia
occupied by n Chinese mission and Chinese
live on the two upper floors. An Italian
keeps a drug store on the ground MOOR but
ne has been there for many years and has
a good reputation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10

Leav. New York 6.s7 p. NJ. arrive Cleveland
sib nrIt morning, Cincinnati 80 j.. NJ, Indian
spolia 400 =. NJ, 81. Louis e.g r.. A., b. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
SUMNER nArs IN WINTER MONTHS.

Tours 70 Florida under Pennsylvania Railroad
escort. Leave New York January 81. Februhry
and p. Round TIP rate $50 SPECIAL train
3 or detailed Information consult ticket agents.
lrW Aurk. Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10

with Increasing knowledge Of tho danger 20
health through caTelcssy PREPARED food. con
sumers grow more fAsildious In their selection.
"Doerfooi~ means purity, dAintlness. oisaullnrss.
Adj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
Latest Marine Intelligence.
3D. .rs4rta.N HarF1uda Ian


~ y a "a. special" 2l0 =. n; Fla. West
tndian Id. n75 4. N. une1 oelled service va
penn. Atlantic Coast Line ilel B'way N y
Adj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10

Dewrys Port Nlur and Grape Juice.
Dewey Sens CO., is' tult9p 81. ~. SSr3aF-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10
WHY moPE is CONE


CuticurA SOAP, Ointment and Pns cure every
humor from plmples 20 eczema .-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-10

I,.i,, upon sArinr Bu; ,ttr VAniUs.--As~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10

t6on Ici mo Oor 9lIGenl Sen @ciang
Iicbe. 0ie &clltc in iDrcr Scimut6
cr5GbIcn pieI S66nes bon ibrer 9ln.
lprlldsIoligteit lm0 ibrcm frclm0=
Itden @eien. 8eionoerc 9eod)hn0
aber genieBt lic ouentboIbcn ieit Ser
3eit. oo ibr bic 9fcttlng8meOoiuc
Ocrlicbcn WtrNc, neil iic - cS mar
DOR cuigen ESobrcn IN Dresden -
0ic iuilo gcluor0cncn @icroc cincr
GQllipugc 3um Stcbcu bro6tc im0
Ourb 0ieie mlltbi9c Gbot OuS 2cbcn
ciner Game ous i6perer 0cIobr crs
rcttetc.
@roBbcr5og gruIt 2uOwia, Wcl6cr
orci Sabre GItcr lit ais icinc @cmo6-
lin, mar ieit Oem 81. Gc5embcr 1901
bon Der Erin5Cilin &ittorio BON Sad.
len Sobllr8 @otbo gchicOcn 2cb.
tere bat lid in3miicbeu nit Dem rli.
liiden @roBiiirIten aDrill perlobt, Scr
iciner 3eit bci'm llntergouQ oc8
ShIohtibiffeS oGctropoWIomSf"
ibiper pcriplmoet mur0e.
Gn0ctmohcrin @icic
hingcri6t tct.
GSn Sombrrq lit sic &in0cSm0rOc-
rim @Iiiobctb @ieic bingerid)tet NOR.
oen. Sic mar om 10. Sftobcr ihuI,
Big bciltnoen morocn, cine gauge 9ln-
5obI Ser ibr 3llr EIIcgc mOertrmlten
9inocr erlnor0et 5u babcn. Sic bate
inmcr0or 6cbollptct, 0ie ibr iibergcs
bcncn Sin0cr ieicu nod iommt lmO
Ionoer5 am 2eben lno bcfGnOen ii6
tbCilS in gtmerifo, tDeil3 in Gng(ou0.
@3 lporen ubcr idumtIihe 9htiruic
ser 9eborocn, in oenen lm Wittbci.
lung iiber Oo8 ShifioI Der &in0cr
critd)t muroc, ergcbniBlo8 9eblieben.
@eocr ans England, nod ans bcn
Ser. Stuuten mar aud mtr einc cius
5iNc 2lngabe cingcloltfen, iucldc cine
iiHcrc gluifIGrlng bot. GroBOcm cS
Scr StootSauuuItihuit niht gclrm-
gen mar, ouh mr ciucn cin5i0cn
Wlor0 bon sen picIcn, mcIdc bic 9In=
gcflogtc obne oIlc SSro0c bcgungcn
bate. nod)5lnuciien, Wuroc Oob oaS
Gooesurtbeil iibcr iic bcrbGn9t. Ger
YroSeB mar gcroOc5u ciu Shulfoa
ocS SSnoi5ien6etpeiieS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
9iiigrcnSc @rIdnuiltcrIicbc.
Wiiuion6r 2odbouS ainOcr tbeileu
ibr crerbtc9 @ut nit Der tbeilpciie
cntcrbten Stblpcitcr.

Yitt9burg 3, 6ebruur. - Or.
". 2. 6Ioluer, Der 3obnurjt luclber
ou9 C0hterhcr 0e3 WhuItitQlilliondr3
Charles &odburt bcirntbctc, miro in
3utluit feline SABINE mcbr ult95urcis
BCn bruuCbcn, ucnn 0ic Sudc lbnt
tcincu SpaB madbt. Seiue 8uttin,
Oic BON ibrcm Guter tbeilueile cnt.
crbt luurOc, iu0Cm ibr leoiglid) elm
%obrcaciutonmcu in Der S30bc bon
100000 bintcrluiiCn mIroc, miro
bon ibrcn ouOcrcu @eibmiItern in'
tcrltilbt mcrOcn nm lton0cS9cudB lcs
ben 5u t0nncn
6rau 6Ioucr bat bier @eihpiltcr,
un0 ic0cm 0crIclbcu pcrnlahte Scr
&oter ilbcr $30,00O,OOO. S1cutc tbcil-
ten sic @ci6niiter 6rou 6lomcr nit,
0dB tic nidt Qcionnen leien, ii6 ouf
ibrc Soften }lt bcrcihcrn. Die bier
@cihluiltcr luoIlcn 6rou 6lomcr ic.
0cS $1500000 olt9bC5obIcn, 10 DuB tie
iinon5iCI ibncn obioIut aIeih0eItCllt
miro. 6rol 6Iomcr'S &otcr ocr5icG
ibr nic, OoB iic Der Stinmc 0cS Ser.
sens un0 ocnl lnbenlittcIteu 3obn,
or3t foI0te, Die Go6ter bcttcltc IN.
0cB old nie INN biC @lnlt 0cS 9llteu.
sic ertpcitcrte oen 9ru6, ais Iie ibs
rem Gritgcborcncn niht nod oem
@roBpotcr in ibrcr 5umilic bcnonntc,
ion0ern nod 0cm &otcr ibrcS @ottcn.
Sellte, ais Srml GIoncr 0o5 aenC.
role 9lnAcbot ibrer @cldmiItcr mitgc.
tbeiIt tpuroc, bat Iie 0orunt, 6oB in
ser Sod)c nibtS geiheben m0qe, bis
ibr @uttc, Der nod 6loriOo on 0oS
9ranfcnloqer icincS 8oterS 0crlien
mltr0e, 5lIriidaCfcbrt lei. Go8 &cr.
m0gcrL lucIhe8 2od6ort Dinterlich
miro ouf ii6cr $l50,0OOOOO acidGbt.
Gr bc5oN aus Dem oStonouro Oit
SrlrIt" oQciu $iS000,OOO. 8ic gln.
brcm Carnegie, Den er, poS Neid
tblml on6ctriiit, oQgemeiner glnlidt
noh nod in 0enS6ottcn Itcute, bette
9odbort Dor SSnbren ais ormer SSlrnQe
nit 70 Gents ScrOicnit per @ode al.
gefonaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
9,ronb nnO 1nnif in cinem9lltcnhcim

9uffnlo, N-N., 3. 8e6ruor. -
0oS oSnaIeii0c Some for g8oncn"
mlrr0e bcllte gIbenO tbcimeiie ollrd
lScller 3erit0rt. llnter Den 80 HSniol.
iinncn Ser 9Initolt cntitono ein Yonif,
in OeIicn &erlorf cine 6rot lml'&
&c6cn fam, n0mlicb 6rot &ptbi(e, 80
Sabre alt, melde eritftc. SSroll
9ctlD Golomcll, 81 Sabre alt, imo
sSrml Wtorio Orton mnrcn in Golgc
-0cS Ginutbnlcn5 BON 9tnlld) bcluuBts
los, ais Iic gcrcttct murOcn, mo be.
iinOen ii6 in fritiihem 3ultonoc; /;
trolt Wtorgaret@rcSbobcr 80 Sabre
alt, iiel bon ciner &eitcr llno crlitt
imncrc SerIebilngen; Sri. gtora gns
gclbnrOt, 60 Sabre aft, lprang aus
einem 3cnitcr I'M oritten Stodluerf
iuo trlg ebeniuQ8 imerc Terletun.
gem Ioluic cinen 8cinbrlb ooOon,
Der Iinon5icl(c &crruIt bctrdgt chuo
$1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10

ON 26. ,Somlar bier itorb, mluOe bier
81 2Iihc Ocrbronnt. Der omcrifoui-
icbe @clonOtc Slucnlon pobutc ser
Gcrcmonic bel, Der Sorg mar nit
5oblrcidcn 8hmcnipenOcn bcOcdt.
Ger Die Observation-Disclosures IeitcnOe
@ciltIicbc 5outc IN Der Groucrrc0e ser
Gorricrc 0c9 Generals G6riitenicn
u0brcno Oc8 Qmcritoniidcu 9iirgcr.
fric0es hoben Sribut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
Snoinner 5nr Snauonrntiun.

8nibington, 3. s., 4. 6e6r.-
OnS ISnuuQurdtionSs sGomite 0eS Con.
greiies bot $1,000 bcluilli9t, Inn ic6S
pronlillente Enoioners0du 5llr
SSnongurotionSsE Eorooc unl 4, Wi0rj
bicrbcr fonmlcn 5ll lnlIcn, ndnlIidD Sc
ronllno, 0cn ultcn gIpa0c 6dlptIlng
uot Sort Gill, SfIuboma; GunnnaD
Yurfcr, cincn Gomdndc ans 2lnn.
0arfp, OflubonIn; Buf Gin Gbdrlic,
eincn lite, bon Durango, Gol SIttlc
8Dinlc, eincu Bicgons ooer glaffcct-
,Sn0ioner, bon @roiOning W}ont.
9lmcrirun 0oric, eincn Gbepennc, bon
9illlbuiQe, 9tcbr., mo &ollom 0orn
Bear, einen Siour, bon &olcntinc,
9iebr. Tie Snoianer, ipel6e id, anl
Gonies reitcn0, an Der Yaro0c bct6ei4
ligen ioaen, lper0cn iih in Carlisle,
ga, no iif cine SnOinnerldule befiil,
oet, periunmeln un0 III 9e9leitiung
pon $50 aa0etten, einem Wtuiifcorps
iino ied,s 9olmetidern bon sort nud
@oibingtou begeben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
Die GGilippincn Surifbia.
9(rgumcntc ocS ariegaicfrctdrS Gait
5u Hunitcn ocriclbcu Dor cincm
Nau9.Gonlitc.

6N VlllIlCll uClItlpVl uut llIIEil
0au9sGonlitc.
@oi6in0ton, 9. g. t. 5c6r.-
&riegaicfrctdr (nit bot in cincm an
prn. Yopnc, OeIl &oriibcr oc@ Soua.
Gonlite'5 fiir Wiittcl luo Ncac 9erid.
tctcn S6rcibcn III cingcbcu0cr Mellc
bic 8riin0c 0orgclcNt, luc90oIb cr Die
glnnnbmc Der ldnucbcn0cn &bilippts
ucu.SorifbiIl in Scr 0c0cmu0rtigen
GongreB.Siblng 0riugenO bciijruor-
ten niilic. Gr iagt onrilL UoS ouh
inuuer ihlicBlih nit 0cn Ebilippilcn
gcidCbc, ntilbtcn lie notbmcnoi9er-
ueile uGbrcnO Der ltGhltcn Genera
ton Elm Gbcil Der Ser. Stnotcn bIci.
ben. mo IS licac ni6t nlcbr 8rllnO
3u cillcm Sorli 5u llngunitcn ocrlcl'
ben Dor, luic 5ll cincnt lol6cn geacn
Souuoil o0er Gorto 9lico oocr Den Ger
ritorien. Geo gHcitcrCn Ildt CT ocl
9elpci5 5lt fiibrcn, ooB Den cinbcinli.
ihcn Yroou5enten BON 3ldcr, Io6ot
ooer Gigorrcn 0urh Die Ebilippinen
feline crnltli6e Gonfllrrcnj erpahlen
f0nne. Gr logt II. u. 0aS filr oen Soll
bon 3uderrobr geeignetc &uno ollI
0en Ybilippinen ici bcidranft; cS Ici
nicbt 10 ertrogSi1bi1 iuic ouS alli
Glibu, mo eS iucroc mlf 0enlclben
6onI, Gopro lmo Ncis nit Dicl QroBc.
rem Yroit gc6aut ais 3ldcr; On9er
iei eS inn 6oditen 8roOe obIltro orl5ll-
lrebmcn, Dab lclblt 6ci t5rcibonocl iilr
3ufer nit ocn Der. Stooten lid cine
bctrGdtIidc 3luno6nlc Der 3lldcrsBro.
button Der Ybilippinen ergcbcll
iuiiroc Nbilippinii6eS Iedblott mo
IiiQer fdlnen in 9telp.g)orf orf IS
Gents pro Efiuto, pos beoellteno 20
Ger lei, ais Der fir onS Before Gef-
blott aus Connecticut, 10 0nB ni6t bic
grringitc @eiobr elmer Gonflrren5
fir oncrifaniiden 6iiQcr iei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
Siibcr NriCoc, huloc (Sintrndlt.

Gan OomingO 4. tSc6rlur.
- IS lit nil1t mu6r, mie in Den Der.
Stuotcn Dcrbrcitct moroen lit, 0oB Die
omerifnniihe 9tcgicrllng lid am /.
5e6rlar ouf @rltno Der 8cOingungclt
ocS BON Dem @cianOten 0upion lmo
oeS Commanders Oillingbom, ioluie
Scr Nertrcter Der 9iCpublit Sonto
Domingo lmter5ci6netcn Brototoa5
Oo5 6icligc 3ollbou5 bcicBt 9ot 0a5
3OaGous beiinOct ii0 bielmcbr nod
in Den S0n0cn Der 0oninitunildel
9eurltcn. ,}nl &on0c lit glQcS rltDig.
Maibin9ton 4. 6c6rlIor. ~
,Sn Der SiBlmg OeS Blul0cSicnatS be.
outrootc Scnotor Icller, ooB in Dem
,9lecoro" ein glrtifeI cincS gtetps
Dorfer 9latteS gum glbOrut ge6radt
luiiroe. ipeI6er unge6lid oen Cert oeS
gl6fommcnS 5mii6en 0en Ser. Staas
ten uno Sonto Domingo cntbieIt, 5og
ieood) ieinen glntrog 5rlriid, alS ibnt
Scnotor Guuom Der 8oriitenOe ocS
Counties iilr nltslu0rtige glngelcgen.
bcitcn, uerlhcrte, Der Cert ici nidt
corrett, imo inter iol6cn llmItdnOen
miiiic gegcn Oie.GerollcntIiAung Yro-
tcit crDoben ucr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
Si9nrrcttcn ucrpOnt.

SnoiannpoliS, SSnO., 4. Sc.
bruur. - Der Senot bnt Geilte eine
giQ pniiirt, melhe oen 9eiib, Ser.
fauf 8eriGenfen uno Den 8ertrie6
bon Gigarretten Gigarren-gnpier
mo GigurrettensSa6of bel @elo.,
epentueQ @eiGngniBItroie lnterIogt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-02-10
MOmutumbO ipcit GICnCr.

= an 6ron5tHCo, 3. 5cbruM
- Der Sampler oGitp Of Si0ncn, "
tucldcr BON Observation-Disclosures
len bier ongctonmCn it, briugt sic
9tadricbt bon cincm bcitiQeu 9ht$brl
che OcS Observation-Disclosures. Der SIT
ser &ulfonfctte Oc8 9ticuroQuuzS Secs
Qeb0rt ln0 iid olf ciucr SoIbiuicI
oeS nit oicicm Gee in &crbinoun0
ltcbcnocn Wuno0uo-Scc'5 cr6cbt.--
Die Stoot 2con in gfcoroQuo meIHe
$4,000 Ginuobncr 50bIt, Iiegt mt
o6t NtciIcn bon Ocm fcueripcicnocn
0erQC. Iic 9Ctuo6ncr ser T0riCr am
tSlBc 0cS &ultonS bobcn iid) i'll 90
0cSonQit gcfliidtct lm0 nm Die 81
hcrbcit ser Sto0t &con miro crlitc
9eior1niB gcbcgt.
Ger Wtomotom6o Gulfun, Gin
9crgtcgcl bon ehuo 5000 SUB 6obC
ser 10 Sabre lang lmtbGtig 0oIo0
bc9onn Dor etpo 0rei Sobrcn iuic0er
81 0nmpfen mo 6ll rou6en, llu0 hic
benudburtcn 9Cluobner bcobud)tetcu
nit itcigen0cr llurltbc sic UuItonilhc
Tb0ti9fcit. S5coof Scr &llGfon mar
bnl0 luc0cr till, ln0 0ieSelItc glulbs
ten, Bob ole @eioDr poril6cr ici.
2lm t6. SSonuor 8. s Iticgen plot
lid 0irfc 9Poldlpolfcn aus Dem Sr0s
fer uui 1rn0 bolO mor 6ic Spite 0c0
@cr9cS in umOur60rinqlidbc 9tolldb.
moiicn QebiiIlt. @e0cn NIitto1 iolGte
Oenl olfitciNcn6cn Tollc6 Gin Nclb!i-
der 0unIt lmo pI0blid) ldoiicn m0d.
tiac 6cucrgorbCn bcruor. 9lm glbcnO
iob scr Berg mic cine 9iieicnbran6.
iodcI aus, Oic 0oS 0oll5e 2on0 bis an
ole &ilIte nit i6rcm ScucriCbein CT
bclte lm0 olld) meitbin oa3 Wteer be-
Ieudtete Nlon bcfiir6tet, 0nB Dem
9tuS6rud ciuc meitcre oer0erbenbrin.
gcnoc Sb6tigfeit 6r8 8itlfonS folgeu
lucrbe. SSu nober llmge6ltnG 0cSgCr
gc$ licgcn mertbUoQc Sniieplonto.
gen.
Die Goiio0icrc 0eS Iompicr8 nGt.
t0 of Si0ncb" botten ouf Scr SSobrt
entGonN ser aiiItc bon Oent &crOcd
ans 6ic m0d)tigc ScueriGulc Wobrgcs
nomnen, Sin mlnOcrborer II. OoN
cridrcdlidcr gtnbIid mar es.
gIuS Scr @cgenO, 100 Der &uItalls
9ht8bru6 ii6 ereianct bat, iinO nod
feline uGGcrcu WiittbciImeel an bic
Giiltc ocInn9t. GSn Der Noicnltobt
Gorinto, 0ic 30 WicilCn bon Dem Yuls
fan cntfernt lit, miro oie 8efiirhtlln0
mtSgciprohcn, DOB Scr 9IuS6rll6 Die
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-10

Twelve carloads of machinery. pipe and other material for the immense plant which is about to be installed at the Cerro Biele mine. the proper ty Of the Black Mountain Mining company, which is located about thir- ty miles east of Magdalena, Sonora, which have arrived here within the past two weeks. is being shipped to the mine. Three miles of eigh-inch steel screw pipe to replace the three inch pipe formerly used is part of the consignment emf emf cm fem cmfwy the United States Steel corporation, Pittsburg. Pa. A new pumping plant located on the Santo Domingo river, at Calera, three miles away, will sup ply sufficient water for the 12O stamps to be added later on. This plant when it is installed will be one of the most complete of its kind in the state, having. in addition to the aboye-named number of stamps, concentrator and cyanide plant of large capacity.
 The property will be operated by power from the company's electric plant at Magdalena. power being transmitted to the property, as it is found more economical on account of railroad facilities This plant will also light the city of Magdalena and furnish power al low rates to other properties and plants in that vicinity. The Cerropreito mine is one of the bonanza properties of the district, having been operating for the past four years. The ore body. which averages twenty feet wide, carries high values in gold, silver and lead. considerable tungsten being found as sociated with the other metals.
 Four tunnels, the lower one being driven over 2,000 feet on the ore body. and equipped with double track from which connections are made with tunnels above. where several millions tons of ere are already blocked out already for treatment,will supply the plant with ore for years to come Development work by con- tract at very low cost is being push ed. Excavation work for the new plant is about completed and roads having been put in good repair, work on the installation of the plant will be rushed with all possible dispatch.
 Two hundred and fifty men are at present empoyed on the property and R. c. Banks is general manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-10

(By Private Wire to Frank J. Graf,
 Broker. c. Q. Hotel Bldg)
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-10
Bisbee and Miscellaneous.
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