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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
TERRIBLE PLIGHT
 0F AGED MINER
BROUGHT TO COUNTY JAIL IN PRESCOTT IN TERRIBLE
 AGONY.
Face Is Being Eaten Away By Screw Worn s--Vietim Had for Several Years Been Effected With Cancer.

His face being eaten away by screw worms. John Clark. an aged miner. was brought to the county jail this morning. and this afternoon taken to the county hospital. where he will be placed under the .care of the county physicians.
 Tn years no case as sickening as thaf of Clark's has been brought to the attention of the sheriffs office and hospital officials. T. is one that would hardly be expected 10 occur in this dav of enlightenment.
 Clark has for several years been af- flicted with cancer, which has attack cd his face. eating away a part of the flesh and causing untold suffer ing.
 About two weeks ago. while Clark was asleep in his cabin on Lynx creek. flies deposited the eggs of screw worms in his cancer eaten features. The worms flourished. and when he arrived here today. Clark's face pre- sented a horrible appearance. Word vas brought to Prescott this morning about Clark's condition. and the sheriff's office at once sent Depu- | ty Johnson to investigate. He re- turned to the city with the afflicted nan.
 Clark is about 60 years of age, and has resided in the county for mum ber of years. He has spent most of the time developing mining claims owned by him in the Lynx creek sec ton.
 When brought into the jail and placed downstairs Clarks screams could be heard throughout the build | ing until a physician arrived and ad
 ministered opiates that relieved his suffering.
 It is believed that under the treat ment at the hospital he will recover He is about half crazy from the pain be has undergone since the screw worms first attacked the flesh of his | face.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
AfFILIATION OF
 EVERY UNION
ALBERT RYAN GOING TO CHicA- GO TO REPRESENT WESTERN
 FEDERATION MINERS.
Industrial Union Win Be Organized
 Which Will Gather Unionists in One Compact 6ody-Ryan Says It Will Be Great Things for All Concerned.

Albert Ryan. secretary of the Je- rome Miners Union. will leave Wed nesday for Chicago. says the Prescott Herald. to attend the great conven- tion of union workers. who win enter the organization of the Industrial Un- ion. the purpose of which IS 10 unite all union organizations into one com pact body.
 Secretary Ryan spent last night in Prescott and this morning told some of the aims of the Industrial Union and the purposes it will serve. He considers it one of the best moves that union men have made in many years.
 Al the recent convention of the Western Federation of Miners in Salt Lake City. Ryan represented the Je- rome union. He was chosen one of live delegates to attend the Industrial Union convention to represent the Western Federation of Miners.
 This convention will be called in Brandte's hall, in Chicago. on June -. While in that section of the coun- try he Will visit at other places. expect ing to be away from Jerome for about thirty days.
 This great affiiliation of unions will not be ma5e without some opposition" " said Secretary Ryan this morning. q have been informed that it will be op- posed sy such men as Samuel Comp CTS and John Mitchell. Just what their reasons are can not under. stand.
 The unions now organized will pre- serve their identity, but will enter into an affliation which will mean for them head that will in future pre- vent the individual unions from pull ing apart when great questions arise and important issues are at stake.
 The purpose of the Industrial Union is to bring ali the unions to gether so that they may assist eact other when mutual interests are con ceTned. We have suffered in the past because of differences between separate unions. and under the new order Of things this win be done away with.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23

It seems that the yellow journals
 manufactured a sensation of small fabric in the article published last week regarding the TOW among stock
 holders in the Greene Gold and Silver company and already they are making explanations. The Hearst publica- tiOns Of Sunday contained the follow ling.
 "Col. W. C. Greene has called meet.
 ings of his The Greene Consolidated Copper. Gold and Gold Silver Mining companiss for July 3. He will be in the city on that date and make com plete explanation of the manner of | pay ing the dividend ca the gold stock.
 His friends say the dividend OH Greene Gold will be declared that day. and that it will be thirty cents a share.
 The same persons explain the in ability of disgruntled directors Jo nnu any mint receipts for gold mined by the company
 The first cleanup is said to have nst- ted the company s1I2.000 The sec ond cleanup was belated, because of heavy rains. which put back the work Col. Greene is said 10 have telegraph ed his manager al the mines as to the probable result Of the cleanup and as to the propriety of declaring the dIyi- Gend.
 lie vas informed in reply that the cleanup would be over S1OO. .OO0. and that he could declare a dividend with safety
 "Thereupon the dividend was declar- cd. but on the date of payment the gold was still in transit and Colonel Greene advanced the amount required and waited to receive the gold. When it reached his bands he found that it was well over Sl25.000.
 'It is possible that this cirC-m- stance. being known to certain direc- tors. was used to some extent as basis for the statement that the divi. dend was paid not out of the reccipts Of mines. but from some other source. IL is estimated that the next cleanap ar the mine. which will be available for the dividend to be declared on July ;. viii De well ahead O. the last and may possibly amount to s2o0.000 for the month.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
ERoM scAooL oE MINES.

Charles Fitzmorris. member of the faculty of the Nevada School of Mines arrived in the city yesterday He will probably maintain headquar- ters here ubtil the fall season. when he will return to his school duties. While here he will make extensive re- search in Warren district for the pur- pose of fully posting himself as 10 con ditions in the camp. He will also wis it Cananea and make inspection of the Chiricahua country that is now be ing opened up in the California dis frict
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23

The Calumet & Arizona has just lcompleted the installation at the sev- eral shafts of the Bonanza Circle of
 hose carts and hose which will afford | q large measure of protection in the
 event of conflagrations at any of the
 properties
 Hose cart houses have been built at each shaft In each house was plac- ed during the week a two-wheel hose reel and twelve hundred feet of two inch fire hose. The equipment is of the best It was received here the first of the week.
 Water supply for fire purposes has iieen arranged in big fire tanks that
 have been erected on the hills above
 the shafts. Each of these shafts has a direct pipe line from it's fire tank.
 The elevation of the latter provides a pressure of over 100 pounds. suffi-
 cient to do highly effective work in combating a conflagration of any size In the event of need there is enough hose on the properties to give play with streams from half dozen differ ent points
 Accompanying the two-inch hose that has been adopted for the Bonanza Circle service are fittings which will enable the fremen to make connec- ton with Bisbee fire department l-2 inch hose at any time on exceed ingly brief call The fact materially widens he held in which the Bonanza Circle equipment may be made serv- iceable.
 No ire department organization has yet been made for the handling of ;he Bonanza Circle fire protection equipment. but it is expected that there will be fire companies formed shortly. Considerable talk about this has been indulged in the last few days. and it is not improbable that the Circle fremen may get together in time to come into the hose race con tests in the city on the Fourth of July with a strong team.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
ACTIVITY IN DENN
 YESTERDAYS FEATURE
ALL OFFERED AT S7 PROMPTLY TAKEN UP, WITH BUYING
 ORDERS LEFT.
No Particular Cause Known for the Movement-C. & p. Ss'es Made at Low Msrk-Junetion at S53 a Fav- orite.
(By Frank J. Graft

The feature in yesterdays market was the buying up of Denp Arizona All stock offered at s7 was taken. and we are still in the market for several hundred shares at this price, and have orders for a good number at higher prices.
 Just what has caused the buying up of this stock at this particular time is unknown, and is accounted for Ou no other ground that that the public think that it is well worth the price. S7.25 will not loosen any of this stock on the eastern market. and it looks as though one would have to pay SI.50 and perhaps not get it then.
 Calumet & Pittsburg sales were made at S22. the low mark for this stock within the last two years r. X D. full paid was bought up al sl6, while l.. s. & P. holds well al SS0. North Butte bids are strong at s24. Junction and C. & P. seem to be the favorites among the Bonanza Circle stocks. the former selling at s22 ana the latter at S55. Junction at S55 will make your mining stock worth SIG, which certainly looks good. From all indications some of our eastern friends have taken some heavy losses in Junction as well as C. & P. There are only a few of the holders that can sell C. & P. at S22. and they must have bought up their Development stock at pretty low figures. and have held it for long time. Junction ar S55 is almost a gift.
 Warren is offered at S950. while Manhattan has no buyers at s5.50
 Risbea and Miscellaneous
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
WILL BE CUSTOM SHELTER.

The Los Angeles Mining Review states that a representative called on Robert MitcOell of the Mitchell Min ing Co. at his office in Los Angeles last week to inquire whether the re- port that the company would build a shelter at Naco was true. Mir. Mitch ell said il was entirely correct. "You may add" he said. that thd smelter will have a capacity of 250 tons and that to start with it will be custom plant
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
AM. INSTITUTE OF MINING eNe's

The American Institute of Mining Engineers will meet in Victoria, B. C.. July 1 to July 5. The party leaves New York June g. will be at Spokane June 2G, Nelson June 27, Rossland June 2S. Marcus and Grand Forks June %. back to Spokane June 30, and Seattle July 1. proceeding to Victoria in the evening. Or July , the party takes a steamer for Alaska, visiting Snettisham Bay. Wrangel. Douglas Is land and Juneau.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
BACK FROM REUNION.

Charles Burgoon. of the c. & A. returned to the city yesterday from Pirtsburg. where he was to attend a family reunion. His brother. of the C. S A. smelter at Douglas. accompa- nied him east He remains for while longer. MT. BurgoOn reports d highly enjoyable visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
MR- HoA1soN IEAvEs.

Jack Hoatson left yesterday for the cast to spend a while at Los Ange- les and ocean resorts. He is not ex- Dected back here before the latter part of August. The trip to the coast is said to be one entirely of pleasure. no mining business being connected.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
HAVE YOU A coUGH7

A dose of Ballard's Horehound Syr- up will relieve it. Have you a cold
 Try it for whooping cough. for stsh- ma, for consumption, for bronchitis. Mrs. Joe McGrath, 327 E. 1st St., Hutchinson. Kans.. writes: q have used Ballard's Horehound Syrup in my family for five years. and find it the most palatable medicine ever used. For sale at RlNEHART'S PHAE-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23

President Hull continues to keep things moving at the Cleopatra. The machinery for working the machine drills is being put in position as rap- idly as possible. When this work is finished it is the intention to put two shifts at work.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
Sprained Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame
 Shoulder

These are three common ailments for which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is especially valuable. If promptly ap- piled it will save you time. money and suffering when troubled with any one of these ailments. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23

John King, who owns. with others. quite valuable mining property in the neighbcrhood of the Fl Tigre mine, has been inspecting his property for the past ten days preparlg to put to work a bunch of men doing develop ment He is very much elated over his Mexico prospects.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
EXPLANATIONS AP-
 PEAR THE ORDER
JOURNALS WHICH CAST REFLEc. TONS ON GREENE GOLD GET
 TING UNDER COVER.

Hearst Publications Print an Explana- ton Of How It Wss-col. Greene Scheduled to Be in New York on July 5.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
11ining, Stocks and fl1arket$ TELEGRAPHIC INFORMATION
FIRE PROTECTION FOR
 BONANZA PROPERTIES
HOSE REELS ND SEVERAL . THOUSAND ST OF HOSE
 ARE sSTALLEQ

Equipment Put at Each Shsft-Fire Tanks Elevated or the Hills Win Furnish Abundant Supply of Water at High Pressure.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23
Velvet Ice Cream at the Alhambra.

Have your photos made at Taylor's, opposite P. O.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-23

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
RUSSIANS REVOLT
St. Petersburg Troopers
Fire on RiOtOuS MobS.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED SHOT DOWN
Emperor Nicholas Is III Safety al
TsarskOe SeIO.
DESPERATE WORK AT BARRlCADtS

Russian Capital IN state OF Insur-
rcctiOn-May End ROmanof Dynas-
ty and Empire - City an Armed
Camp. Where authorities Quell
Mobs by Observation-Disclosures Dow
streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
The Fruit of Experience.

Mrs, Spon1ors--I wonder what viii
be tho popular styles in bonnots this
spring?
Mr.. Spendcrs-My dear. women's
bonnet5 viii he divided into two styles
this spring. as usu9l-the style YOU
don't like and the style | can't afford,
Royal Magazine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. "a day
Of unspcakablc horror in st. Petersburg
was Sunday. Jan. %. The strikers.
goaded TO desperation by a day of VIC
lcncc. fury and bloodshed. are in Il state
of open insurrection against the gov
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23
Al 75c, Waists worth up 10 I.50


An odd ot6f gprscts. white
our regular stock, Prices have b
65c, your choice while they las
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23

~ ana Emf tre city an Armed
Camp. Where authorities Quell
Mobs by Observation-Disclosures Dow
nger F~Iecs-Armcd Workmen swarm
Strccts.
ST. PETERSBURG. Ian. ga day
Of unspcakablc horror in st. Petersburg
was Sunday, Jan. %. The strikers.
goaded TO desperation by a day of vio-
lcncc. fury and bloodshed. are in Il state
of open insurrection against the gov
criimcnt.
1t is estimated HAT 1900 people have
been killed or wounded. Popular rr-
mors say that many thousands have
fallen.
4 condition bordering ON civil war e1-
lists in the terror stricken Russian cap
ital. The city is under martial law,
with Prince NaSilchikoff as commander
of over $4,000 Of the emperor's crack
guards. Troops are ~bivouacking In the
streets and at various places on the
Ncvahy prospect. the main thorough
fare of the city. On the island OF Vas
sill OStrov and in the industrial sec
lions infuriated men have thrown up
harricades. which they are holding.
Tho empress dOwagcr has hastily
sought safety at Tsarskoe Selo. where
Emperor Nicholas II. is living.
Minister of the Interior Sviatopolk-
Mirsky presented to his majesty the in
v~itatiOu of the workmcn to appear at
the Winter palace Sunday afternoon
and receive their petition, but the en-
pacJr'S advisers already had taken n
decision to show II firm and resolute
front, and the cmperor's answer 10
100000 workmcn trying to make their
way 10 the palace square was 4 solid
array OF troops, who met them with
rifle, bay0nct aud sabrr. The priest.
Gopou. The leader and idol of the lei
IN his golden VeStmeuts, nolding aloft
the cross aud marching at the head OF
thousands Of worImcn through the
Nurya gate. miraculously escaped n vol
ley which laid low half Il hundred per-
sons. The figures of the total number
killed or wounded here. at the Moscow
2atc. at various bridges and islands
and at the Winter palace vary. The
best estimate is 1900. although there
are exaggerated figures placing the
number as high as 5000. Many men
| were accompanied by their wives and
children. and in the confusion, which
left no time for discrimination. the lat
Ten shared the fate OF tho men. The
troops. with the exception of II single
regiment. which is reported to have
thrown down it's arms, remained loyal
and oheyed orders. But the blood
which crimsoued the snow has fired the
brains and passions of the strikers and
turned ONE AZ we'll as mon iute
wild beasts. and the cry Of the in.
furiated populace is for vengeance.
The sympathy Of the middle classes
is with the workmen.
If Father Gopon. the master mind OF
the movement, aimed AT open rcvolu.
ton he managed the affair like q
genius to break the faith OF the people
in the little father who they were
convinced and whom Father GopOn had
taught them TO believe would right
their, wrongs and redress their griey-
anccS. "F
Gorky, the Russian novelist, expreSt
es the opinion that these measures viii
break the faith OF the people in the I'M
perocL He said:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-23


The Vassili ostrov quarter is In dark
ness. neither gas nor electricity being
available. Shops arc being pillaeed,
and strikers are burning telegraph
poles.
A body of strikers tried TO reach
Tsarskoe Selo, but were driven back by
the troops after a sa%nguinary conflict.
1t is evident that the soldiers DELHI
erately saved Father Gopon from
death. One of the clergyElen by his
side was wounded. but he hid behind
a wall until the Cossacks passed. and
he was then spirited away by work
men.
Firing continues on the Vassili os-
troy. 1t is rumored that the workmen
there have seized a dynamite factory.
Prayers For the Car at Washington.
WASHINGTON. Jan. %. - Fervcnt
prayers were offered in many of the
churches for the Russian emperor and
for his people. Intense interest in the
struggle at the Russian capital was
manifested. Count CasSini, the Rus
sian ambassador. arrived hero last
night from New York and was driven
at once TO the embassy, accompanied
by Colonel R%aspopolf. the Russian mill
tary attache.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-18
STILL THEY COME.
AN ARKANSAS PAPER.

The Register has received a copy of a very handsome and readable special edition of the Independent of Newport, Ark, containing a comprehensive re- view of the industrial and com mercial interests of that thriv- ing southern town. There are many fine illustrations, portraits, pictures of business buildings, etc.
 The sender of the paper is pre- stunned to be Frank s. Hess, for merly of Canton, and who is sec retarv and treasurer of the Pond & Decker Manufacturing Com pany, whose stave mill at New port employees 200 hands, MT. Hess is looking after the com- pany' s interests at MarksVille. La., near which place 109, 1000 acres of hardwood timber has been purchased and several mills erected. Canton (Ill.) Register.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-18
VETERANS ENJOY BARBECUE.
Daughters of COntederacy Entertain
 Veterans at Confederate Home.

Little Rock, Aug. 17.-This is a great day at the Confederate Home, near Sweet Home. The veterans in gray and their friends are being given a great free barbecue by the ladies of the J. M. Kellar Chapter U. D. C., and there are about l, 1000 in attendance. Hundreds went out from the city, including many county and other officials. The members of Omer R. Weaver Camp, U. c. ", are attending in a body, conveyances having been provided for them. The members of Memorial Chapter, U. D. C., are also in attendance.
 The supply of barbecued meat is very abundant, and most ex- cellently cooked. The tables are set in the grove near the home, The best of order prevails and good cheer is the order of the day,
 The barbecue began at 9:30 o'clock bur the speaking did not occur until this afternoon. Capt. w. M. Watkins, past commander of Omer B. Weaver Camp, was master of ceremonies, and Col. John G. Fletcher, Attorney Gen. eral Rogers, ex-Gov. Dan W. Jones and Judge c. L, Basham of Little Rock and Dr, M. kel- lar of Hot Springs were among the speakers.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-18
TO TURN SHAFTS fVlDFNCF.
Prisoner in Horse Stealing Gases Alleged to Have Made Confession to
 lee County Sheriff.

Des Arc. Aug. r. .-One more prisoner has been added to the three already arrested here on suspicion of horse stealing.
 Some of the stolen horses were found in the possession of Jim Kincheloe, a young man who has hitherto borne good reputation and who is well connected. He was forthwith arrested and with the three others taken to Mari anna.
 When questioned as to how he came by the stolen horses kinch- eloe, the officers say, confessed to being implicated with gang of horsethieves and he is said by the officers to have implicated the Lynn brothers. The officers state further that he has eX- pressed his willingness to turn states evidence and is expected to testify for the state at the trial of the suspects.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-18
Warming Order.
COUNTRY 
ISLAND ITEMS.

Health is very bad in our com- munity at present.
 The protracted meeting closed Monday night with about twelve members added to the church.
 The barbecue under the aus vices of the Farmers Union was simply grand,
 Well, as the big meeting is over we must try and revive our little society again.
 If we were allowed to express an opinion we would predict about a dozen weddings in the near future.
 Mrs. George Phillips and Mrs. Lisingle of Augusta were visit ing Mrs. Nora Roberts the past week.
 Nearly half the people in our burg are sick. We would like to give their names, but it would require half column of space.
 We had quite a refreshing shower Tuesday, and crops are looking better,
 A church has been organized on the Island with twelve mem bers. Let the good work go on.
 Miss Bertha Manley was visit ing friends on the Island last week, and returned to her home at Newport Tuesday.
 We'll, as the old saying goes, bicycles are getting so they don't care who rides them, as there are but few of our boys who can not enjoy the sport,
 We expect to have a grand time Friday, as there will be a match game of ball between the Island boys and the Swamp An gels. Everybody come. Yours,
 WINDJAMMER.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-18
ONf PRISONER ESCAPES.
Had Filed link in fiandcuff and Jumped
 From Moving Train Near Palestine.

Forrest City. Aug. IT. Sheriff Robert Hodges of Prairie county and Deputy Sheriff ". R. Hamp- ton of Lee county lodged in jail at this place last night Frank Holub of St. Francis county and Otiss and Tom Lynn of St. Fran cis county, charged with horse stealing.
 Holub had recently been cap- tured on the same charge and was bound over to the Lee cir- cult court, and gave bond.
 The officers, with three prison CTS, Holub, Otiss and Tom Lynn, boarded the train at DeVa]ls Bluff for this city yesterday evening. Near Palestine Deputy Hampton allowed Tom Lynn to enter the closet, and although handcuffed to his brother Otiss, he jumped through the window while the train was under full headway and escaped. The train was stopped and one of the officers made an investigation, but could find TO trace of the es- capped prisoner.
 As a sequel to his escape it developed that while the prison CTS were kept in the station house at Devalls Bluff they in some maner procured a file and cut the link of the handcuff which bound Tom Lynn,
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-18
NcgrO Shot.

Nashville, Aug. 17.-Jim Huff, a negro living near Albrook in this county, was shot by some unknown person night before last. Huff was entering the door of his home when he received a load of small shot.
 He is not considered seriously hurt. It is thought another ne- gro did the shooting.