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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13
THE SANTA FE BACKS DOWN
PRESIDENT RIPLEY WiTHDRAWS HIS REQUEST FOR REHEAR-
 ING OF C. F. 6 |. CASE.
In the Matter of Alleged Freight Rate Discriminstions-Wires Commission That While Rates Were Technically Illegal They Injured No One"

Chicago, Jan. 12.-President E. P. Ripley. of the Santa Fe Railway com pany, has withdrawn his request for a re-hearing before the interstate com merce commission, in the Colorado Fuel and Iron company rebate case. His reasons for this action are given by him in the following telegram sent to the chairman of the commission:
 Since requesting a rehearing in She matter of the investigation of the New Mexico coal rates. l have been furnished with notes Of the evidence already taken and find that there is no testimony to support the criticism of the press that have concerned me per sonally most, and that while there may have been technical violations of the law, yet, inasmuch as I know them to have been unintentional. and they re suited in injury to no shipper, and in view of the fact that the entire mat ter is the subject of pending civil ac- ton, which will be heard before the federal court, I beg to withdraw such request"
 In regard to the statement that there had been technical violations" of the law, Mg. Ripley said:
 T mean that the tariffs We filed with the commission included the price of coal and that there was nothing in the tariffs to show that this was the case. That is the way those matters were customarily handled, and. al though not technically legal. it led to no discrimination nor injury to any one. These tariffs have been correct co at Washington and would have been corrected long ago had the matter been called to my attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13
.euAYNoPe MINE DOING WELL
Over Three Hundred Feet oT Devei-
 olpr1ent and Much Rich Ore Un- covered.

From John A. Rice. who was in Douglas last week, it is learned that there is much activity in the mineral industry in the Mexican state of Chih- uahua at the present. time, as the re- suit of the many promised new lines of railroad in that section. MT. Rice is the superintendent of the Guaynope Development company which is con trolled by Douglas and Morenci people The mines now being developed by the company were located for the com pany by MT. Rice, who spent several uable property, or one which showed conditions which in his opinion would fully warrant development.
 The Guaynope group at present is located ninety miles from any railroad but the Sierra Madre road. the con struction of which has been ordered by w. c. Greece, who recer fly pur- chased the line, to the ner town of Dedricll will come within twelve miles Of the property and will greatly facil:- tdNc lllc uEN tIOpu1tIL NOEk ana ALLOW the easy shipment of all the ore taken rom the property prior to the time when reduction works will be erected.
 The development work so far has been done in two tunnels and one shaft The shaft is a continuation of some old workings found on the prop erty, from which has been taken some enormously rich ore. Silver ore con taining nine hundred ounces in value has been sorted on the dump and will be shipped to Fl Psso. Besides this rich ore much good millig ore has been encountered and the outlook for these mines are very flattering.
 The present force consists of fifteen men. but as the railroad approaches ana the cost of getting supplies for the the camp is reduced the force will be increased. All the supplies for the camp is now hauled ninety miles by wagon and then packed miles on burTos.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13
MOT MY PAPA" SAID CHILD.
Proved That the Family Was Burying
 the Wrong Man.

New York. Jan- 12.-The family of Barnett Simmons a bricklayer. who disappeared from home several days ago, almost buried the body of another by mistake yesterday.
 In searching for her husband Mrs. Simmons visited the morgue and in her nervousness thought she recogniz ed one of the bodies as that of her husband
 The family are poor, and when the Hebrew Burial Association offered to take charge of the funeral they all went to the Morgue yesterday.
 Rosie. the youngest daughter want ed a last look at the face of her dead father before the casket was closed. As she looked she exclaimed:
 That isn't my papa."
 Are you sure?" they asked.
 "Of course am sure" said the lit- tie girl. Papa told me so himself"
 And she astonished the funeral par ty by bringing forth letter written by her father from Blackwell's Island.
 T am o. K.," wrote the father. Come and see me if they will let you. If you nee: any help apply for aid at the foot of East Twenty-sixth street. at the Charities dock"
 Upon this the funeral party disband- ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13
REFUSE THE SUICIDE THEORY
FRIENDS AND FAMILY A. SOLOMON DEATH OTHERWISE THAN BY HIS OWN HANo-sTART IN vEsrIeATioN cN THE THEORY.
THE BODY TO BE TAKEN TO SAN FRANCISCO

It has been decided to bury the de- ceased in San Francisco. where the friends of his wife live. and the body vii be shipped there. The wife and mother of Mir. Solomon, accompanied by other relatives, will leave this morning for the west The body sill be sfnplsd f7om Solomonville to Bowie, on the main line of the s. P, where it will be joined by relatives of the de- ceased. who will leave here this morn ing, and all will then proceed 10 San Francisco, where the lasts rites will be observed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13

Fl Paso. Jan. l2.-Friends and family in this city of the late A. Solomon. who is supposed to have killed himself at Stafford absolutely refuse to accept the suicide theoyy as even a probability. because the deceasec's health was not so impaired as to make him cespond- ent, while his financial condition also fails to supply good reason. This, then, leaves only the hypothesis that he was murdered, and an investigation has already been started to clear up the matter
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13

The second annual convention of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association is called to meet in Phoenix, Ariz., Jan. 25th-26th, 1905 The attendance of all engaged in the raising or growing of cattle is earnestly requested. There are matters of importance and of in terest regarding the cattle industry to be brought before the convention. and Ihe larger the attendance the more beneficial the result of the deliberations and the consequent action. All the railroads will give 1-5 fare for the round trip from all points in the Terri tory. Each purchaser of a ticket must cecure a receipt for same of the 7egu- lar convention form. and before leav- ing Phoenix present the receipts to the Secretary for endorsement. and such receipts will entitle the holder to re- turn trip tickets at Is fare, making the -ounC trip cost 1-5 regular fare.
 HARRY HEFFNER.
 Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13

R T Ort is 6 recent arrival in the city from Globe to take position with the c. & A.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13
ARIZONA NEWS AT WASHINGTON

Washington. ,i1n. r. Following patents have been granted to BisbeS people: Chas. w. Anderson, picture ex hibitor.
 Isaac Anderson. of Prescott, recover ing precious metals from solutions.
 Benjamin Johnson and P. W. Smith of Congress, fire escape.
 The Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago. has been appointed as reserve agent for the Phoenix Nationa Bank, of Phoenix.
 Postoffice at Algert, Coconino coun ty. has been discontinued. % Mail tC Tuba.
 A. L. Johnson, of Omaha. Nebraska has Been appointed assistant clerk a the Phoenix Indian school.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13
6AUER's MEAT MARKET.
A Shop That Handles Only Phoenix
 Beef.

One of the pioneer meat markets Of Bisbee is Bauer's market on O. K
 street, opposite the depot The shop makes a speciality of handling only Phoenix beef. and many is the carload of fat beef cattle which reaches here oonsigned to the Bauer market. MT
 Bauer is rare judge of cattle on the hcof, and every steer must pass his critical inspection before being killed and dressed for use in the market. IT consequence the meats offered are oi the best quality. Try Bauer's meats
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13

Spring wagons, delivery wagons and all kinds of wagons can be found at the Brophy Carriage Repository Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13

Oysters on half shell a: the English Kitchen.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13
BRYAN APPEALS CASE.
Another Move in the Famous Bennett
 Will Case.

New Haven, Conn. Jan. 13.-Counsel for Wm J. Bryan today appealed from the decision excluding as evidence the sealed letter by which Philo s. Bonnet; requested his widow to turn over to Mr Bryan $50,OO0.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-13

Phone 21O-for WOOD and COAL.
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
rhe onlx Nan In the RusIness.

only one company. says writer IN
r.eslie's Magazine. issues ay-wheel in
surance. because only one man can write
IL. lie is monarch Of all his inspectors
survey; his right there is none 70 dis
pute Two years ago he was professor
In a small engineering college, with some
theories and figures Of his own about
iiy-wheeis His success is largely due TO
his own formula, for fy-wheel insur-
auce is almost pure mathematics. When
wheel IS revolvcd az a high enough
speed, the centrifugal force exceeds the
ceniripetal and the wheel flies apart. Solid
cast-iron oxplodes when the speed at the
rim is. roughly. three miles a minute. A
thick run oxplodes just as easily as q
thin one OF the same material. Wood ex.
plodes at a greater speed, lolnted iron
az less.
Tho underwater allows rim speed
of a mile q minute. one-third the oX
plosion rate as safe limit for soli'
iron wheels. This permits two-ioo
lpnlly-wheol sixteen revolutions sec.
ond. while it keeps a sixtccn-foot ny
wheel down to two. a jointod wheel
allowed stin less. The underwater ha
only 10 name the number Of revolution
he authorizes. and 20 proportion hi
premium to the size Of the wheel AS tn
p larger the wheel, OF course, the more dc
structive its explosion.
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
THE ACE FOR WORK

AGE limits have been dropped by the
r.ntesro ana Alton Railroad, when
arst adopted them, by the Cnie7so'
Milwaukee and ST. Paul anu ~ wv
1,,,t',so burlington and Quincy and
tbis change in the laws for physical
comes not long after Dr.
.osler set the world agog with his
frank observation about efea1iNe m
teleotual periods and the general m
ser,o,itv of age Fortunately for the
banpiness and hope Of ALL the excep-
ION Is always present TO lessen the
horror Of the rule; sort OF pardonlne
i,sro himself fortunate enough to re-
ceive the benefit
10 daube these railroads viii continue
lto employ mainly men below the fg'
which they formerly set, but IL Is mor'
agreeable. and also more just, TO b'
! freed from a rule more absolute thar
the facts of nature are.-Collier's TO
/ september %.
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
TROLLEY CAR uPROOTEO A TREE
Attaches Of Car on West Chester Line
Had Close Call.

Trolley car No g. on the West ches-
ter. kennott and Wilmington line now
used as an express ear, left the track just
beyond Toughkonamon on the return trip
to Kennott Square, Pa, on Monday ai-
tcrnoon and ran with terrific force against
a treo at the property OF Edward Reese.
Notorman Harry Miller and Conductor
John Milan were both thrown from the
cur. the latter finding himself just be-
Meath the hind trucks and the former
with one foot caught IN the step and his
head beneath the front trucks. The tree
was as large as a mans body and was
actually ripped up by the roots and
thrown over.
This coincidence alone saved the lives
of the men. Both were bruised and rough
~ knocked about but not otherwise IN
iurod. The car was placed on the track
and reached Konnett Square consider
ably behind time ON rs trip TO Brandy
wine Springs. "No g. is said TO be addict
ed 10 jumping the track and no other rea
son Is given for this special caper
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
TroIlino for Salmon.

After a series Of spasmodic bottom
rnshes the salmon let up, but when
near the boat he rose TO the surface.
besitatinc a moment, then running
straight away. gradually settled until
finally checked. For a moment ne
struggled obsunately, keeping near
the bottom, then rushed wildly toward
the boat IN a frantic effort TO escape
the reel rapidly taking up the slack.
A sudden pause. dull tugging' ana the
fish came toward the inevitable.
slowing the reel took IN the slack
line. then the infuriated silverside had
his second wind. and made a wild run
for the deep eddy but the damsel az
the reel maintained her composure'
letting out the line slowly as the fish
suraed and tumbled. The line slack
lened and the soft grumbling reel took
lt M. The silence was ominous, stu
1.-The line was slack. Had he shaken tn'
hook loose? mol He flashed in th'
bright morning sun; leaped successive
Ilv two or three feet into the arr thei
rolling and dartng viciously' churne'
the water into q seething boilin
foam. Like a half-tamed mustang n
lied I'm. but suddenly at the appearance
Of the boat he pulled back, thrown
land shaking himself, and then as
to free his body of the iridescent si
Yer he shot out Of the water and fe
hack. slapping the water saNasel
with his tail as he agin disappeare
lcautiously she reeled him In again. o'
the prize fought the taut line; he We
only brought TO gam when overcon
with exhaustion.
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
Confederate States Created No su'
preme Court.

DTENINL
1T is a curious fact" said w. 5. over
ION Of New orleans. "that the confeder-
ate Congress never created a Supreme
Court. The matter was before the Rich
mond Congress. but no statute was ever
passed authorizing such a tribunal
IT was in debate over this very topic
in the Confederate Senate that the per-
sonal encounter between Ben Hin Of
Georgia and William l.. Yaneey Of Ala
hama occurred. The Senate was In exc
outive session. The Georgia senator was
speaiklne in favor OF the creation OF a
lcourt of last resort. whose powers should
in way be limited. Yancey looked on
this idea with disfavor and during the
course Of Hnrs remarks he interrupted
with the insulting statement that Hill
had given utterancc 10 a lie. No sooner
had he used the offensive word than Hill
picking up an inkstand. hurled IL VITA
great forco at his defamor. The glass
struck Yancey over the eve. inhicting d
severe wound. but doing him no perma'
nent injury. although stories were Ions
current that the blow finally caused hi.
death"
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
Boston Architect Proves Earth Is q
Plane.

Apparently having noted the state
ment I'm a recent issue Of the Republ-
can that Springfield Is 65.S feet above
sea level. Aurin +. Hin of Boston, who
Is described as an architect, sends the
following highly interesting letter.
"sprlngheid Is about 100 miles from
Boston. Is this grade OF Springfield
correctg II the earth were a globe
900 miles IN diameter, Springfield
ought TO be about 6,666 above or below
Boston. Is Il? Can our engineers
survey level and straight lint-a
horizontal line-from Boston TO Spring
field? / think they can. I think they
ldid AZ and by their works prove that
this earth is plane and stands fast
They prove by their works that watei
/ is levoi-straight on Its surface. Con-
slider the curvature on a globe e'Oo
miles in diameter at the center circle
also al what we call AZ degrees nort
latitude, going east or west We ar
living on plane that stands fast.
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
III. s.rnsant,s plnnity.

A correspondent writes commenting
on a very unusual sight which was Wit
messed In Kingston on Tuesday after
noon last, viz. sergeant Of police
holding the reins of horse of "a sub
inspector at the entrance Of the police
station in Harbor street Our cores
pondent thinks that 1T IS certainly be-
low the dignity OF a sergeant to oe
called upon by sub-inspector 20 hole
his horses head, especially IN public
thoroughfare. or a place open to tn
lpublic gaze. and he thinks that som
steps should be taken In the matter h'
the Inspector General to prevent It
recurrence"
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
Mr.. Rurton's Death.

Daniel Burton. OF Nlillsboro, sends
The Evening Journal a statement 10
The effect that Robert Hunter Burton
who died near Lewes on Sunday ana
who had been away from his home Tor
hirty years, did not quarrel with ms
father. Mr.. Burton says that several
years during his relatives absence, ne
corresponded with his step-mothei
regularly. He further states that ne
does not think Robert Hunter Burton
made VOW not 10 return home.
Evening journal., 1905-09-21

PROPOSALS viii be received at this
Office until October IA, 1903, by the
undersigned. for the management leas-
ing or operation of Shellpot Park Tor
the season of 1905, with the privilege OF
extending for subsequent seasons under
satisfactory conditions, possession TO
be given Immediately upon execution
of agreement.
Proposals must be submitted in writ
ing S. S. HOFF,
s90-12t General Manager
Evening journal., 1905-09-21

When the shah Of Persia goes shop
ping during his visit to Europe he does
not ask prices. He points with his
finger at the article he wants, and by
that act buys it. whether the price be
$4,000 or 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
sovEREIeN GRAND LoDeg.
Readings Special Rates to PhiIadel-
phia Session.
.. o. o. r.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge l. O.
O. T. win hold its annual session al
odd Fellows Temple, philadelphia,
September 16 20 23. Delegates from
Grand Lodges all over the country
win be present. Grand parade OF
uniformed encampments. etc, on
Tuesday. September ~.
For this occasion the Philadelphia
and Reading Railway win sell special
round "trip tickets from al points ir
Pennsylvania az special reduced rates
good going September Is TO 10 inclus
i've and good TO return until Septem
Der 25 inclusive.
For fun particulars consult an,
philadelphia aud Reading ticket agen'
Evening journal., 1905-09-21

oroin having paid the assessment on
a os levied upon him BY Magistrate Terry
IN TUESDAY night. .Munsens ncxr escapsoe
IS awaited with interest the compo'iOi,s
of which interest win be figured OUT p'oo-
ably by Warden A. s MeserNo Oh -"
county worl1house.
PLENTY or DOGS ON HAND
Anvone dosirous OF starting bench
show at which dogs will be the principal
,,traction would do well TO visit New
lc,stle before going elsewhere to obtain
en,clmens of tho canine race. IL IS esu-
mated that during the early hours OF inc
lmornine and evening at least 200 dogs OF
dinerenf coiors. sizes and breeds roam
the streets and by their yeiping ana bark
ing annoy residents. AS for the pusn"'
clons qualifications Of the CANNES 'hes
are unquestioncd. II IS not an unfrequen'
eirht 10 see six or seven dogs swooI
down on a poodle and send him howilnt
down a street. Occasionally the dogs se'
hehting among themselves as TO Whiel
shall take the first bite out OF the an
, fortunate ones hide. This, however D"'
! lends zest TO the scrimmase. People h"''
b gotten so that they pay no attention 20
D. dog dashine around them or between then
! feet TO avoid being bitten by uo1e'' ~
. SO canine enemies which are luio"'"7
: Those persons desiring TO Obtain ooss y
any description cheap should WISH N''
p castle before purchasing elsewhere as
m nickors worth Of meat VIII entice almos
- .,,, one of tho CANNES 20 ''leave its happ'
,t home"
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
s4e75 TO PACIFIC COAST.
.0t ONlsT FARES TO THE WEST

commencing September "a, and continu-
inc daily 10 and including October co.
1905. the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Will
place on sale daily, from all stations. one
way co,onist tickets 20 principal points
In California. Arizona. British columbia,
Colorado, Montana, New Mexico oregon
South Dskcta, Texas, Utah. Washington
wyoming. etc, at greatly reduced rates.
For tickets and full information, call
on or address Ticket Agents Baltimore
& ohio Railroad or X. A. Miller y T.. 4,
SOi Market street, Wilmington, Dely =,
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
For REM.
rhls ciassifcatIon 70 a word.

FOR RENT-Nice corner store and
dwelling. near Twenty-fourth and
Market: seven rooms and bath; good
stand. low rent TO good tenant. Chas'
c. Kurtz, 1011 Market st.
April 1-tf. cod.
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
UNDERTAKES.
Real EsTATE.

FOR sALE-News stand, bakery, coal
yard, grocery stores, saloons,
farms houses and lots in all parts OF
city. on easy terms. have clients VINO
wish to buy your property or business.
Yours might suit them. Send me q de-
scription Of property or business and
lowest price. Money to loan on mort
gage. Rents collected. Estates man
aged. 1 sell fire, life, accident, health
ana plate glass insurance. none Du'
the best companies represented.
T. Il. McEVILLY.
Real Estate, Mortgage and Insurance
Broker. G23 w. Fourth St, Wilmington,
FOR sALE-New Broom houses
Beautiful location, 2 porches, open
fire places, laundry tubs and other at
tractfve conveniences. Lot Zl.9 by 1888
All car lines handy. Reasonable terms
and will assume your rented house Il
Won buy. Thirteentk and Clayton sta
Sour sold. Charles c. Kurtz. Ap f-u
Evening journal., 1905-09-21

FOR RENT-An Office the 1rst floor.
with use OF a reception room- bos
King st. sspza-te's
ROOMS FOR RENT. with board; and
single rooms for gentlemen. Ap-
ply s26 Adams St eoo-sl
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
RnOEING.

This classification llc a word.
Roofing and heaters. Williams. les W. 10th
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
Pensioners.

SERVICE PENSIONS FOR AGENCY
and important order. S6 when ~, p,
IS when 65, $40 when 6S. Sl2 when ~
years Old. JOHN WAINWRIGHT q
co. Pension Attorneys. Second moor
w. 9TH ST.. Whining On. Del Ap z9-'l
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
nrnnr slIIpYARp RusY.

work is brisk ut the local SNIP saio
land W. II. Boebe has a number OF con-
tracts on hand. Mr.. Beebe has now IN
frane and ready for planlSing a thirty
f,yo foot naptha launch which Is building
for David king. Jrs Of Wilmington He
Is also laying the keel for a thirty-ivo
foot launch for Philadelphia parties lie
also has prospects of building three boats
for parties IN Essington, N. J.
The launch Rebocca, which had a hole
stove IN her bow has been repaired and
sont TO her owners IN Wilmington. Dan.
lid webster. owner OF the handsome
Yacht santa Marie offers through Mr.
poebe the boat for sale as he win have
NO use for her at his home in Dayton, O
She IS 30 feet inches over an, beam
feet and is propelled by a 2o-horsepowe
ENGINE. The dory Possum, built for MI
owens is also for sale.
WILL OPEN RESTAURANT.
Charles II. shearer viii open this ever
ine the restaurant at Second and Dela
ware streets and will be ready 20 suppl
hs customers with oysters in every styl
Mr. shearor is applying for wholosa
y liquor license for the place but Is NEE
/, ing with some opposition in tho shape
% "a remonstrance list which IS being circ
u Hated for signors. He Is also circulatil
Is a list which bears the signatures Of mai
ia citizens of the city. He claims that OWL
10 the large country trade which is nc
compelled TO buy wines and LIQUORS
wilmington that a Wholesale place
li Now Enqflo fe necessary
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
aIrY ~ NsTARLIsHep BUsINBss

BUY AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
and secure for yourself steady
income; business is the old fashioned
time-tried method, OF getting rlcns
don't monkey with get rich quick
schemes; we are the only eNcluslNe
business brokers" in the country anu
can place you IN an established. Soo1
na1rine business, no matter where you
wish TO locate. Write to-day and let
us know what you want. Robert NJ
Eurich & Co., Inc. Ptttsbrrg. Pa
April 2s-tf.
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
SIGN PAINTING.
PROPOSALS

~ kINps oF sIaNs mado q BueheF-
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
SITUATIONS WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

This classlncatlon &c a word
Evening journal., 1905-09-21

BANK STOCKs-Wnl pay you i per
cent. Bought on s. monthly pam
Free Booklet. ]. r. Garrison, AZ bioslu-
way, New York City.
A az. 2S-20t.
Evening journal., 1905-09-21
WANTED.
FOR SALE.

PRIVATE SALE-Household goods,
All this week. Bargain at lVo-
Trenton Place. sept ~