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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-06
NEW YORK.

Even among the optimists the cry is
watch the money market" While the
pronounced bulls have not ceased their
refrain that stocks will go higher be-
cause they ought to- there is a certain
hardening of money rates which is cal
culated to make traders stop and think.
Boosts by strong pools and frenZied bear
raids have nothing to do with the mar
ket proper, creating, as they do, moth
ing more than temporary furrieS, but
the money market Is with us, and il
is powerful and enduring influence
American Smelling was one OF the
early features, and with apparently lit
tie difficulty was marked up points.
Traders interpreted this a projected
campaign against the Boston short in
terest, and predict much higher prices
IN the near future for Smelling COM
mon, In which the outstanding short
interest. most of which has been built
up in recent markets, is said TO be large.
Wall Street refuses to take seriously
the stories to the effect that Japan is
In the throes of revolution. and that
the army proposes TO dethrone the
Mikado and establish a military dicta-
torship. These and other tales that or
dinarily would result in the hardening
OF money values have had small effect.
although their continued iteration may
Yet result in promoting a feeling of dis
quietude.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-06
DIR. FISK ElGlN

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chronic and acute Both sexes All corsuAs-
uons confidential Medicine furnished Prices
moderate Hours. to !. TO d To q
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-06
DR.. SHADE

Medical expert and specialist in lung. throat.
and catarrhal diseases, stomach kidney
nervous diseases. bladder. skin. blood spe-
ciaI weakness, and private diseases cured
promptly Consultation free. COZ ST. NV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-06
w. T. BALDUS, MD. Ph.D.
GERMAN SPECIALIST

GERMAN SPECIALIST.
On Diseases OF the Brain. Nervous Syste,,
kidneys, Heart, stomach, and other Diseases.
Doctors service and medicine, So. Consult
tation free Telephone Main 25l6. Southesst
corner 9th and SITS. NV. Hours 10 10 \
and to o. Closed Sunday. au2s-eR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-06
SWISS ANARCHISTS
!, INVADE LONDON
Most of Them Merely PO-
iitical Exiles.
FEW OF KNG-KilLING TYPE
Detectives Fear No Danger to England's
Sovereigns-Know Every Move
of Socialists
FEW OF KING KILLING TYP

LONDON. Sept. 6.-The poiygot pop
ulation of Soho has been increased dur
ing the last few days by the influx OF
a number of anarchists from Switzer-
land.
They knew exactly where TO come
when expelled by the recent order of
the Swiss federal council. as letters
have been passing between Geneva.
Soho. which has taken the place of
their late rendezvous.
Detectives Know All.
They can plan nothing serious with
out our knowledge" said a member of
the special anarchist detective group.
presided over by Superintendent Patrick
Quinn.
Many of them. such, for instance, as
Ciabbatini, who was expelled from
France a little while ago. never threw a
bomb or sharpened a poisoned dagger
ready for a monarch In their lives.
Large numbers OF them are only
political anarchists, and go in for moth
ing more terrible than wordy diatribes
against emperors and kings, presidents
and grand dukes, and help In various
ways the particular forms of sociaiis-
tic propaganda to which they belong
Sane King Killers.
But there are others who have to
be watched for tragic possibilities. They
come to England because England is
free. and for that very reason our royal
CT any other country in the world
The new batch from Switzerland need
cause Engiishmen no anxiety what
ever.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-06
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not depend upon ths
financial responsibility or the stability Of
any Individual or corporation Ffrzf de>da
OF trust (nortgage) notes literally se-
cured on good real estate IL the District
OF Columbia constitute ..gilt-edxed's In
yestments. These are rae ONLY kind Ne
make and supply TO investors They bear
interest. payable semi-annuaIiy At tbe
rate OF FIVE per cent per annur1- And
may be had OF Us In announces from 500
and upward at par and accrued Interest
Send fo- booklet. Concerning Loans and
Investments" -
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
As to Quarantine

Fl Paso. Tex. July k5.-Much mis- apprehension exists 'egarding the Tex. as quarantine against New Orleans on account of the yellow fever scare. Tex. as has qnaIantined against New Or leans only. There are no restric- lions whatever against through tray IeL Passengers from Texas may freely pass through New Orleans en roate 10 points beyond and passengers 1ram points beyond New Orleans may enter Texas
 This information was received yes terday at the c. H. passenger office from the general passenger agents office at Houston. A great many reoBle have heen of he opinion since State Health Officer Tabor announced a quarantine against New Orleans that if fnrhid travel over the railroads s through New Orleans of passengers either desiring 10 go to or beyond that .city or those who might wish to come through the Crescent City from some point beyond
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
related to the Eeneral purpose of lh,

related to the general purpose of the Congress.
 It is respectfully suggested that in the appointment of delegates, persons should be selected Nho are sincereiy interested in and purpose attending the Congress, and that appointments be made as early IS pOssIbisf
 It is confidently predicted that the coming session of the National IT, rigation Congress will be more high b instructive and entertaining than any Congress which has preceded it.
 Every State in the Union is vitally aud directly interested in the subjects to be discussed.
 The Fice-President and members of the Executive Committee for each State are urged to make the provi sions or the call as widely known as possible. and insure jhe largest pos sible delegation from their respecG5 States
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
NATIONAL IRRIGATION coMeREs.
Called to Meet at Portland August 21, =, 25, 24,-Thirteentn Assembly or the ErIenos Of National
 Irrigation.

The thirteenth National Irrigatioz 1 Congress has been caIied 10 meet al Portland, oregon. August zl 10 z4 ln. clusive. The Congress will convene ln the Auditornm on the LewIs anu CIark Exposition grounus. 4ne C4I-ciaI invitation reads as fol lows:
 ~An who are interested in develop ing the great natural resources Of The country, extenolng the haDlLable area, and increasing the products oI the land, insurIng greater sLaOlity and more prosperous conditions, max ing occupations upon the great eco homie movement winch has for its ultimate objecI the upDuilding of an erpire within the borders oI a great nation, are invited to attend the Con- gress-"
 The organization of the Congress is as follows:
 The Dermaneet officers of the Con STsss, meiRdins tbe Chairmen of the Sections.
 Members of the United States Sen ate and Hcass of Representatives.
 Governors of States and Territo- ries-
 Ambassadors, Ministers and other representatives of foi eign nations and colonies.
 Members Of State and Territorial Irrigation Commissions, and StaN Commissioners Of Agriculture and Horticulture.
 Fifteen delegates tG be appJinted by the Governor 3f eash State and Territory.
 Ten delegates to be appointed by the Mayor of each .ity c< more than 25.000 population.
 Five delegates to be appointed by the Mayor of each city of less than = 900 population.
 Five delegates to De appointed by the Chairman of the governing board .Of each County.
 Two delegates each duly accred- ited by the Chamber of Commerce. Board of Trade, Commercial Club or other commercial body.
 Two delegates, each duly accredited by any regularly organized irrigation. .agricuiturai or horticultural society.
 Two delegates, each duly accredited by any. agricultural college or uniyer- of Engineers.
 Two delegates. each duly accredited by anyagricultura1 college or univer. sity having a chair of hvdraulic en- eineering. forestry or other subject
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

Deputy Sheriff Billy Oliphint of
 Congress was brutallg stabbed by sew
 eral Mexicans at Grown King on Mon
 day night. Having reason to believe a Mexican for whom he had a war FaEit oliphint went there and found several MeXicans camped on a hill side near a saloon, and from the light of the saloon he thought he recogniz-
 ed the man wanted. he went up to , the crowd and places the man under
 arrest and began 10 search him for weapons. The man resisted arrest
 and drew a knife. and while trying
 te disarm the man he had attempted
 10 arrest Oiphint was set upon by several other Mexicaas in the crowd and repeatedly stabbed. the most pain ful wound being in the breast and penetrating the lung. Besides this stab he was cut on She right wrist on the forehead and in the side. Af- ter inflicting the wounds the assail ants fled, and the cries of Oliphint attracted a crowd Rh0 took him to the Rogers home where his wounds were attended to by Dr. Mcdonald. One of the murderous Mexjcans was immediately arrested by Deputy Sher- fir Champie, but the ether three es- caped. Sheriff L0sTy has several deputies after these urUuldlbe murder CTS. and they will Gnd it a hard mat ter to escape, as every avenue of es- cape is being guarded. It is general ly believed they Efn try to get to
 Weaver which has always been a rendezvous for Mexican outlaws. At one time it WIS worth a mans life to go there to arrest me of these ren- egades-
 The last report from Dr. Mcdonald says tAat Billy is now out of danger and that he win soon he around again.
 This Is gratifying news to may friends here at home. where he is a gener- al favorite as a man and officer Martinez NeEs
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

WANT PROPOSITION
 Ess edesire to get a meritortous un- developed mining property Cooper pTeferred) in Arizoca or Sonora We wish to hear from parties who have something of a standard character, and are willing to sell upon demon strEtion, we being ready te furnish money for substantial development payment for property to be made if demonstration of value be sstisfActo ry. We will consider offers on above basis only. The officers and eirec. tors Of the company have been en- gagged il mining in Colorado for many years, and are familiar with the busi ness. Fair and honorable treatment will be the rule in every instance. A representative of the company will visit Arizona and Mexican mining dis tricts in the near future
 ARIZOfEA AND EASTERN MINES
 AND POWER COMPANY,
 s & 8. Plankington Building, MiIwau
 kee. Wis
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
MASONIC.
DeffnqUesa Members a Dravshaez
 FrOR Various Quarries.

DelfnqUeEza Members a Dravyhaezz-
 FrOa Various Quarries.
 We are much gratified to know fhat the Masonic bodies are looking more closely ts their financial affairs than many of ailem have done heretofore Hnd are requiring members to pay tAeir dues aas provided by their by- laws Tbere has been generally too much laxtty in this regard. and many lodges have been in a weak. sickly condition in consequence of 1t. and q number sof' charters have been arrest ed from time to time for nonpa yuassnt 'uf grand lodge dues Delinquent mem bers are a. great drawback t0 a lodge. and wbena large portion of the sDer- bership iis permitted 10 get in that eondition-2nd remain so a lodge can not hoperto prosper. If a lodge win not collect its dues the best place for its charter is in the archives Of the grand lOdps Masonic Advocate
 Plans 'h1Ee been prepared for a S2J0.- 900 Masonic temple in Washington
 The report presented at the receut session O. the grand lodge of Maine showed 23.307 members, a gain of 69G: limitations. ]. 1.2S2; deaths, 45l
 In the southern jurisdiction of 1he Ancient aud Accepted Scottish Rite there e1tEzrty-six Lodges Of Re-fee- ton fourteenth degree. with q mem bership of TT.397.
 In the northern Scottish Rite iuris- dictiOn there are eighty-one Lodges of Perfection, fourteenth deSrse- wifh -37, ,0S7 members.
 Among the ffty-one candidates whO received the ihirty-second degree R1 the Scottish Rite reunion fn Guthrie. Okla, was General W. F. Hardy. 2 full blooded ~haw Indian, secretary of the Kaw national council. He Is ninety one yeaEss of age and probably 1he old est man Tho ever. took the tlAirtJ-see- Ond degrre.
 The trustees Of the widoTEs and or phans' home at Fort Worth, Tex win erect q boys dormitory as an addition to the building. at q cost of Si2JG0. and an auditorium, costing $6000-
 A S30,O08 Masonic temple is to be erected in Minneapolis, Minn-
 There are at present twenty-five communicates of Knights Templars sn Maine. with7a membership of 4.525-
 The fraternity in Indiana lost by death five thirty-third degree AIasonS within sixty days.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

WANTEo-DiniDgFoom girl. Apply
 al this office,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

Phoenix, July 25.--Hon, w. B. Cleary secretary of the anti-Joint Statehood league, each day devotes considerable time to the duties he assumed when he allowed the convention of last month to name him as its secretary The work is necessarily largely cor respondence, and the progress the league IS making with its work is slow.
 This situation exists owing 10 the fact that il has been difficuh mat. ter to complete the county organiza. tions. Then, teo. the raising of fi- nances has been slow, for it is the de sire of the league to secure tho best man possible to serve on the finaHee committee.
 The committee Tor the southern part of the territory has been named, and for the purpose of considering the situation in tae north, Mir. Cleary has arranged for conference tomor- row with V. F. Murphy at Prescott. Mir. Cleary win go north in the morn ing to Prescott for ihe purpose of keeping the appointment. Efforts have been made. and it is likely MT. E. A Clark Of the United Verde will also attend ne conference, and it is said efforts will be made to induce him to become one of the members of the finance committee of the north.
 Upon Mr. Cleary's return to Phoe- nix, which will be the early part of next week, an announcement will be made of future plans of the league.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
lUnNed .&zL1l
 srr ll'7 rllr'7!:.:zWorkmemI

The new grand Jurisdiction of New Hampshire, which was formerly a part Of tbe Massachusetts jurisdie1ioc. is thrilng very nicely. It has 2 good many loyal members from Massachu. setts in it's fz2ternal Solds Jolan c Bickford. past supreme mastSr work man. is the grand recorder.
 The fnaDciers should not Overlosk the suspended members Df, their I5dses while searching for new applications
 The grand lodge of Oregon recently voted to adopt the new rates of the supreme lodge.
 Pennsylvania has ta the credit of her members over $12J.O0o in the reserve fund.
 Several large classes of candidates have been initiated in Kansas recently. Tbe grand medical examiner is passing upon an average of twenty examina- tiens per day in the jurisdiction.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
GLEARY AT PRESCOTT
 FOR CONFERENCE
WITH 2. M. MURPHY AND z. A. CLARK REGARDING ANTI JOINT STATEHOOD
 LEAGUE.

Affairs and Manner of Work to Be Carried on in the North-Secretary ls Giving Close Attention to League Matters.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
MANTED-MrNINe PROPOSITION

Fer sale by Bisbee Drug Co
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION.

In the Probate Court of the County .of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the Estate of Wilson Percy GrisR, deceased:
 Notice is hereby given that Rob- ert $. Grier has filed in this court his petition praying for letters of admin istraton of the Estate of Wilson Per cy Grier, deceased, and that the same will be heard on Tuesday, 18th day of July, A. D. 1905, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the court room of said court, in Tombstone. County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show caHse, if any they have. why the prayer of said petition should not be granted
 Dated July 13. 1905.
 FRANK W. GOODBODY.
 Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
HEALTHY PLANTS
Reessre the Most Careful Atteztien ss
 Well as Good Soil.

Did you ever see a rosebush which desuns the most benehcent environment If soil--of sunshine-and of atmosphere. seemed never to achieve a healthy growth.
 ton of manure win nor neip a pssni .hHt has canker eating out it's heart F01 must destroy the cause before YOU an remove the effect
 You cannot cure DsndruT and Bald lcEs by rubbing on hair lotions. snd -isAlng in vase,ine. etc
 Ecr must look to the cause CT thc .rouhle-it's a germ at the roots or vcur h7ir which causes it to fan out "ewbro's Herpicide destroys the .-s-m. nS healthy hair is the sure rAevif Sold bv leading druggists. Send f0c i,
 -n- $o- ~9-7-fa t~ Tho Fernicide O.. Fer sale by Bisbee Drug Co
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26

LosT-Book Agents order book Finder please return to this office and receive reward.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-26
OFFICER BRUTALLY
 STABBED IN LUNG
DEPUTY SHERIFF BILLY OIL PLANT. OF CONGRESS, is
 THE VICTIM.

Attempted Arrest ef Mexican, When Companions of the Latter Attacked Hiua-Rspeatedly Stabbed Officer, One Wound Penetrating Lung.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
OFFICIAL AGENT
SENT BY CHINA
Dr.. Tong to Study Conditions
in America as Affecting
People Of His Country
70 SEE THE PRESIDENT
Believes That United States
Discrilninates Against the
Oriental and Not European

VICTORIA. B. c.. Aug. 21.-Dr. T. T.
I. Tong, representing the Imperial Chi
nese Board Of Treaty Revision, arrived
by the steamship Shawmut, en- route to
Washington, d. C., to interview the Pres
ident regarding Chinese immigration into
the United States. He will study the
classes and character of European immi-
grafton into the United States with a
view Of learning whether China is dis
criminated against by an inferior class of
people being permitted to enter America
from the Atlantic coast, which, he states,
he understands to be the fact.
Incidentally DR.. Tong says he will visit
the larger cities OF the United States to
study the industrial exports to China,
presumably intending to endeavor to have
large exporters to China use their in
fiuence in favor of less severe immigra-
ton restrictions upon Chinese. He said
the boycott was serious movement gen.
orally throughout China. instead. as some
think. OF being confined to coast cities.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
'SEALERS SLAIN
BY RUSSIANS
Shipwrecked japanese Fall
Victims to the Cars Men
on the Kamchattza Coast
NEARLY SCORE KILLED
SlavS open Fire on Boat
Which Seeks to Land in
Order to Effect Rescue

VICToJIA, B. c.. Aug. 2L-News was
received by the steamship Shawmut to-
day Of the return TO Hakodate Of the
Japapse sealing schooner Tora Maru,
withfour dead and four wounded, with
new OF the murder Of fourteen other
seFers Of the schooner Matsumoto Maru
b, Russians of the Kamchatka coast.
ne Tora Maru was hunting seals of the
turtles when she picked up a boat of the
Matsumoto Maru containing four men
They reported that while hunting of the
Copper Islands their schooner had foun-
oered during a storm, nine of their crew
drowning with the vessel. The remaining
eighteen. in three boats, managed to
reach the Kamchatkan coast, about fifty
miles northeast of Cape Lopatka- The
four men picked up by the Tora Maru
had left the survivors on the beach to
seek & coast settlement where provisions
could be obtained.
The Tora Maru returned to succor the
shipwrecked sailors. but when the land
Ing place was reached the Russians
opened fire on the Tora Maru boats. 1t
was learned that the fourteen ship
wrecked sailors had been killed and the
Tora Maru's sealers were driven back to
their vessel with four dead and four
wounded. The Tora Maru then returned
70 HakOdate with their dead and wounded.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
The Cook knew How.

Darky help is the despair of every
Southern matron. But of all the darky
help in Dixie Billy was the worst. Tell
him on Monday to do a chore. and the
following Monday he would reply that
he done been specliIatin' about It.
Mrs. Bronson, who gave him his
board and wage In return for hypo-
thetical work, had vowed many q time
that she 'Jes' wouldn't have that lazy
nigger around if she knew where size
could get another" but somewhow Billy
stayed. Atlast, after the advent of a
new girl in the kitchen, Mrs. Bronson
noticed the reformation in her pet trial
She could not account for IT until, be-
ing in the yard one DAY, she heard the
cook calling him from the kitchen.
Billy was in the barn.
Say, yo' worthless trash" the cook
was calling, did you evah kiss a real
black cuIIed lady?"
Billy raised his head and grinned.
I shuah done So" he answered.
We'll, den, when you done fotch In
an ahmful Of wood I'm goIn' to give
you a chance to kiss another"
Billy waited on no second bidding
and Mrs. Bronson held the secret of the
change. The cook knew how.-Lippin-
cotJs Magazine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
Germany as n World Power.

Her population exceeds 56,000,00o,
and only about 100000 speak some
language other than German. Her
army on a peace footing numbers 605,-
600 men, and her war strength in the
last extremity would be represented by
100000 trained men. Her navy is
now third on the list, and in few
years viii equal the French navy. In
her merchant marine there were over
1000 vessels in 1902-an increase of so
per cent in a decade. Her exports in
1903 were valued at considerably over
100000 marks, and the bulk of her
transmarine exports (Which have near
ly doubled since 1890, consists of fin
ished products.-New York CONNER
cial.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-22
summer visions in Old Kentucky.

Still hot weather has It's compensa-
ton. 1t lures forth the American girl in
soft, fluffy, white frocks, and she floats be-
fore the eye like a magic creature of pink
and mist Be she buxom or be she lank,
the tenuous fabric envelops and adorns
her all the same and adds to her charm
a quality mystic, ethereal, shadowy.
Everybody has gazed at the bewitching
picture. You may behold 1t tripping along
the avenues, gliding through the parks,
shimmering in the moonlight, nesting in
the cars. Only in hot weather do you see
it, be you reminded, for when the air
grows cool the American girl arrays her
self in dark. heavy, ungraceful stuff and
hangs the skins Of animals around her
neck This picture is quite different from
the charlottesville Courier-Journal.