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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24

WARRINGTON FORECAST FoR TO DAY AND TO 'AohHow
70, san,rn yeg YORK. far fo-d1p; tneredFin9
1,os4,s,,, 10 moron. .iCh;, r1rfai,s rinds.
FOR New Jersey. eastern Pennsylvania and Dela-
ware, fair 70 day: fair to morrow. followed hy rain
.n-r,o-ror night or sunday: light, variable winds.
ror New England. fair 10 day and tomorrow;
diminishing north winds
Tor Virginia, Man land and the Distric; az Coum-
his tatr and soueWhat warmer to-day: fair to-
,norroE followed b. rain In the afternoon or by
night: llghi. variable winds.
ror ues,ern New Yofs. fair day: rain and
warmer tomorrow variable winds. becoming
southeAst to south and fresh.
For western Pennsylvania. fair and warmer
70 dAr; rain "a. niorrUv: light. variable winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
LOCKJAp AFTER TOOTHACHE.
Little Girl Victim Had Ribbed Paste On
Her Gums 10 Ease the P1in.

Martha Helms. a ten-year-old schoolgirl,
Of 2o7 East 1O6th street, died from lackiaw
in the Harlem Hospital last night. She
went home from school one day last week
suffering from toothache. Her parents
paste 10 ease the pain She rubbed It on
her gums. On Sunday the ohid's jaws
became rigid Physicians were called in,
but the little girl's condition became worse
and she vas removed to the hospital Wednes-
day.
She died at O'Clock last ght. The
Coroners' Office will make an investigation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
want. TrtaI or Llbert, for Nnn patter,on.

Abe Levy, Of counsel Tor Nan Paterson.
said yesterday that he was preparing papers
in an application for a WIT OF habcas cor
pus for the womaH's release on reduced
bail. unless District Attorney jerome wi
retry her AT once for the murder Of Book
maker Young.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
s,oo, 600 Fire ct the virginia polyt echnic.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. 2s.--Science Hall.
a large. FIVE story brick building at the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Blacks-
burg. Va, was burned at o'clock this
morning, causing loss OF 10000 The
fire started in the chemical laboratory
The cadet fire brigade fought the fire with
six streams Of water and saved a consid-
cradle amount OF the apparatus. but In
dana ged condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
The weather.

The temperature yesterday. as recorded by The
o,noiAl thermometer. II shown in the ANNEXED table
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24

Bronx are pretty well worked up over the
numerous Bronx hold-ups. The crowd
around the station house expressed desire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-24
r..nrroron ror1e.s1 roa ro. Dar 40 70 .Aonnor

IoNest temperature. 2s'. at 3. M.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-12
PEACE WITHIN THE SOUL

| fled to HorcD's mount
Care Worn. perplexed-
Great passions tore my soul,
Fierce conflicts vexed-
! fled, to be alone and hide apart
IRON man, the storm that tore my weary
heart.
I heard the whirlwind: rush,
And felt the power
or Natures mighty breath
In my lone hour:
Tut it was nought to that tempestuocs
sweep
OF Crenzicd storm that stirred my Utmost
deep.
The earthquake rent the hills
The mountain rocked,
Earth moaned in agony,
Beset and shocked;
E,r tiercer than the earthquakes mighty
roar
The. inward conflict that my bosom tore.
! saw from riven rock
The flames arise,
And Heavens binding flash
Fall from the skies:
But stronger than the lightningS blasting
fire.
l urned my own surging heart with fu-
rious ire.
These wonders passed from view,
And then I heard
The ''still small voice" of Love,
And knew my God!
Upon my ear the gentle accents stole
I bowed in awe, and Peace came to my
Elias D. Smith. in N. Y Observer
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-12
MAY WE'D OUTSIDE SECT.
Quaker Women Are No Longer SUBJ
jected to Restraint in Matri-
mOnial Alliances.

In obedience to the decision arrived
ciety of Friends at Philadelphia mar
riages between Quaker maidens and
men not members of the Orthodox
Society of Friends will not hereafter
carry with it the serious cOnse-
quenceS imposed by the orders and
adviceS of 1852. under which the So
ciety has been working up to date,
says recent report. The particular
paragraph relating to marriages
dated back only to 1919. but the pen
atty went back to 1882 The old rule
follows:
And where any (nnembers of
Friends) are present at the marriage
of member, accomplished either by
the official interference of priest or
in any other way out of our comely
order. they are to be dealt with. and
where they are not brought to a
sense Of their error let them be tes-
tilted against.
This paragraph was erased from
the discipline, the revising commit
tee contenting itself with an admon-
| ishment to Friends not to associate
for the purpose Of marriage with per
sons not of the society. and not to
attend the marriages Of any mem
bers who may marry outside the pale,
This relaxing OF the severity which
has for so long distinguished the
mat rimonial laws of the Quakers was
said to have been suggested by mem
bers of the Twelfth street meeting
and was satisfactory to the yearly
meeting.
| COnclusive.
An Irishman had been sick a long
time, and while in that state he would
occasionally cease breathing and life
be apparently extinct for some time,
| then he would come to. On one of
these occasions, WHOM he had Just
| awakened from his sleep. his brother
Pat said to him:
"And how'll we know, Jenny. when
you're dead? You're afther wakin' up
always" Bring me glass of grog
and say to me: Here's till ye, Jenny.
and if 1 don't wake up and drink then
plant me-. -Philadelphia Public Led.
ger.
| How Mineral Wool Is Made.
| Mineral wool, which is used fol
packing around boilers. furnaces anl
pipes to retain heat. to deaGen wall:
and to keep out cold. is made from
furnace Stag by blowing air through
it while molten.-Science.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-12
STARTING A REVOLUTION.
Very Easy Thing to Do Down in
South America Where They Are
Of Daily Occurrence.

We are always reading about the out
Break of revolutions in the countries to
the south of Mexico. Our Latin-Amer-
lean neighbors are never entirely free
from them. There are two or three in
Central America now. one in Santo
Domingo, and one in Venezuela. The
disastrous revolution recently ended
in Colombia killed more men than the
South African war.
How do these revolutions start?
What leads up to them: How are they
carried on?
From the brief cablegrams sent to
America, one would imagine they were
great military movements, but as a
matter of fact they are very small and
sordid affairs, says the Chicago Inter
Ocean.
A disappointed local politician in an
obscure hamlet at 1.-THE back of be-
yond' finds he cannot get an easy job
under the government because the par
ty in power want all the jobs for them
selves. In America he would agitate
the free and independent voters until
most of the LatinAmerican republics
he cannot do thai because the party in
power garrisons the votes. Naturally,
| the government always gets good ma
jority.
So the disconsolate politician has
nothing for it but fighting or work
ing for living. The lat ter alterna tive
=. HI 1of4
so he fights.
He finds it easy enough to collect 20
| or 80 men and boys for adventure and
| loot, and with these he overpowers the
police of his native village and the
neighborhood. Then he declares in a
series of lurid proclama tons, that the
| misdeeds of the state administration
cry aloud to heaven for vengeance. He
is intensely loyal to the federal govern
ment and the constitution, and has
only taken arms in order to give the
elect ors a chance to express their real
opinions.
The federal government cannot in
terfere at this stage. as it would be
trampling on the independence of the
state. So our revolutionist goes cheer
fully ahead, capturing here a village
and there 4 town. until his army grows
like, snowfall and he is master Of the
state. He collars the revenues, levies
forced "loans,' buys rifles, and i'm
presses all the Indians he can find on
the roadside or in the fields into his
army AS soon as he feels himself
strong enough. he issues pronuncia-
mento declaring that the federal gov
,rnment has annihilated the constitu-
ton and he feels it his duty to come
forward as the saviour of the republic.
Thus the revolution becomes national
instead of local. and the scarecroW
army advances on the national capital.
OF course, the FEDERAL government
sends out troops and there are a few
skirmishes. which are dignified by the
name of battles in the cablegrams. But
the revolutionary army sweeps ON, it's
numbers being swelled by all the mall
contents who have failed to get job
from the government. When it gets
near the capital and a big fight seems
imminent, the president and his minis
ters obligingly decamp with all the
money in the public treasury.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-12
Bubbles.

Detectives help some people to live
chased lives.
The dude is nothing NOR, than a
fancy walking stick.
With Il competent accountant,
mistakes are out of his reckoning.
Some people get along on cheek,
some rely on their chin. ard others
keep a stiff upper lip.-PhiIa5':lphia
Bulletin.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-12
Read what Mrs. Day SAYS:

IEAR MRS. P1NKHAM 81 will write
the benefit have received from taking
alton in the stomach eating
compound and feeling like
-" that who
remedies trial. "MRs
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-05-12

-: So -
The Ills of Women Act upon the
Nerves like Firebrand.
The relation OF womans and
cose tens of the
depondency the bues sleeplessne and abiy of
women from arrangement of the organism which
her woman Herein that
Vegetable Compound will quickly relieve all this trouble
Details of Severe Case Cured in Eau Claire Wis.,
"DEAR MRS PNKHA ailng
the past About
of
fetal effects Of Lydia E. Pnkams Vegetable
using bottles feel like
am recommending medicine friends and
Pound-MRs MINNIE TErz Claire Wis
Nothing will relieve this distressing condition so
surely as lydia E. Pinhhams Vegetable Compound; it
soothes strengthens heals and tones the delicate
female organism It is positive kinds of
female complaints; that bearing down feeling
acne! displacement of the womb nfammation Of the
Ovar1es and is Invaluable during the change of life, all
OF which may help to cause nervous prostration.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
4 PROSPECT WITHOUT A NAME
. '

QUi-o a little furry was recently set in motion over 9 new copper field owned by certain citizens of this c n- munity about eight miles south, -st of Naco iu Sonora. The propI ato $ have not yer named the baby u, Nr Kelly who owns fu perteneac. as of ir nr1 about c)nciI'cd to call Ais property the Code tiv.l tCivil Co go. Tom Ewing n2- dcrcuuccd , 0cric9- ancias in th san C. iJcalt~ The rev ramp, ,} say ,as lea-t. Is vc.y nte.- esting
 It lies in a rang nf l1'v hilis ani $ easily accessfLle g. a dflve Ci a. hour and a half from Naco The formation is the omnipresent iron and lime. The ere bodies crop out abundantly. and carry copper. golL and silver the for mcr predominatins in values. AS a surface proposition, it is certainly Q beauty. but no development Of any consequence has ben done. q sixfOot hole being about the extent Of it
 Mir. Ewing has already Id several offers from development companies to bond his property. and expects to close with some of them soon. NIT. Kelley is also negotiating tO bond the Code Civil The property has been properly denounced and surveyed, and offers rather unusual inducements Co development enterprise. It is situat- cd about four miles. in a direct line from Osborne. and showing up as lt does. ought to hol dout substantial en- couragement 10 the Body Hill people. who have large holdings directly across on the American side. The surface ore. considering all of it's values, as says very respectfully, and. of course improvement. both in regard to the size and values of the ore bodies. $ K pectcd with depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
THE GOLD TREASURE.

The correct name for Jhego.d treas u the Arizona Mining and De7ei- orm at. l. is yariOnsly known a. the Gold Treasure. the San Jose and the pOleon.
 Just now 4 is the center of ro llt- r.- interest Nearly two years ago some sixteen carloads of lumber were brought on the ground Ostensibly for the construction of Q mill and tram way. For two long years that tim Der had an elegant opportunity 70 sea son in the ardent caresses of semi tropical sun. but i- would seem now that i'r hour Of utility has arrived
 The new superintendent lr. Spar TOW arrived g few days ago. Win a display of business encrev entirely out of h. ordinary he repaired tAe the Sc'~e of action and took con- mand t- h.-an ar the right end of the jDh bv iuqu.ring about The water supply. The dry process is a dismal failure ia a stamp mill There is an abundance of water just above the camp bur it has never been develop ed. Mir Sparrow took out a bunch of men last Tuesday and started them To work on two new wells. A fine strcan of water comes down ro within Q short distance of the camp and disappears. If necessary they can pipe or Hume it .r.
 Nr. Sparrow has not fully concurred in the millsite already selected and may change it 70 conform 70 new d." velopments.
 ] Again he has changed the plan of | inc iramway from an aerial 10 a erav rail. move that would recon mend itself to any practical ohserySr The store will not be completed until Mir. Sparrow decides where the | mill and incidently the camp will be
 This property as is the case of the l Huachuca Consolidated was one that never needed discovering. but only development.
 Mir. SparrOws s vigorous and unvas cilating manner inspires all of the friends Of the old Gold Treasure witl renewed and redoubled confidence 1T the grand work which R. V. Daniels has carried on for years against every obstacle and under every species O diversity and Encouragement
 The mine is al such stage of de
 velOpment that it is not necessary 10 put on a force of miners more thar
 ten days before the mill is ready tC start up.
 Some surprisingly high assays have recently been obtained but I do no
 know how the samples were selected There re several thousands of tom
 of medium grade ore on the dump an, it is conservatively estimated thd
 S0OOO tons are blocked out
 There is ore enough in sight. of
 beautiful concentrating character t
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28

Calumet 6 Arizona has declared a quarterly dividend of 2 per share. amounting to $410. .000 This was done at the meeting held this week. says Iron Ore l. is a very substantial evidence of the success Of that min ing organization. T. tells the public that the Bonanza Circle is doing bus mess in the right way. and that it is building for the future. Calumet & Arizona might do better in the way of dividend performances. but it is best GO go surely and to set no pace that cannot be maintained. Its record is a great one and cannot oe duDli- cated by any other concern in the mining column. There is every req son to expect that the mine will COZ tinue developing new ore deposits so that it's present output can be keDt up. T. will probably make a gain iu production The Oliver shaft is con tribuung little a. yet to the output or ore. Tn 8 few months it will have several levels ready and then stoDing will begin in earnest. IL wOmd nor be wise to attempt ore-breaking on a large scale until the ground is well opened up ahead. The ore deposits have to be drained as do our wet he matitcs. The ground is heavy and money can be saved by getting lev els opened ahead of stOping territory so that the ground may be relieved of moisture. this permitting it to stand better. 10 be worked more safe ly and economically.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
WOLVERINE & ARIZONA.

In Fcnner drift. at the Wolverine & Ariozna they are now in 500 feet. Nery satisfactory speed is attending the work. while ,he formation bein2 cut is more than satisfactory. As fo rthe past month it is steadily i'm proving. The showing favorable to ere that it now presents is very much stronger than it was expected would be present until 900 or 1000 feet had been made in the drift In the upper drift that is being run about 300 feet have been made A yet there has been nothing found there that does rot conform with previous opinions held of the ground A couple of hun dred feet more will have to be made in all probability before there is any radical change brought in the forma- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28

made by Superintendent Patrisou and his men al Shattuck & Arizona in the matter of rapid sinking. is 10 be du- plicated al Denn-Arizona fifty feet. Sunday a windlass did tho work of hoisting at Denn-Ariz0na. fifty feet being made with it. The hoist an >N1o. vas then put in commission. This hoist will take the shaft down about 40" feet when i- will be ready for the iil hoist that i- is planned to install This hoisr will be an 1Sxsf first motion. Order has not yet been placed for i-. but Wii be within e. short time Delivery will be want ed within four months from date, by which time no bad luck prevent ine the shaft vii. be down 40n feet, or tO about the limit of the present equipment. The shaft being sunk is ou The Lee claim just east of the cemetery r started and continues to the present time in a morita for nation which is similar in general characteristics 10 sand stone. II is expected that at about loo feet the u0rita will be- passed through and c0n1i0mcratc entered. This will pr0o- ably carry down to about the 500 level where it should give way to lime or porphyry. # previous findings n thc district and drill hole tests may be accepted a guid"-. Al l.OOo feet there should be orc coming into the shafr or there should be- lorna ton there telling pretty accurately where t0 drift to get th, ore. Joe Collie. formerly foreman al the l.. $. & r.. is in charge as foreman at , Denn-Arizona shaft Three shifts Of eight men each are being worked in the shaft. These with others em- ployed al the property bring The work ing force up Go 35 men.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
sHATTUCK c ARIZONA

At Shattuck & Arizona things have very favorable look. The shaft is now down 7a0 feet For the last week a little lime has been showing all the time in the porphyry. The latter may pass out now at any time and bring the shaft into proximity with ore. However, ore is not eX- pected under so0 or O00 feet. No drifting is now being done at the shalt. all energy being directed 10 crowding the shaft down as rapidly as possible 10 the pay stuff that those conversant with the property be- lieve to undoubtedly be below. Twen- ty-fige men arc now being worked at Shattuck & Arizona. Jack Far raugh. formerly with the Junction as foreman. has lately come to the prop erty as foreman.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28

work that has been outlined in the plans for development for the reason that he awaits instructions to com mence. These should have been along before this but some small hitch seems to have occurred How ever. there is no doubt felt that re- sumption of operations will be made shortly on the lines that were some time ago decided upon. The ma chinery that is coming Wip have, it is said. capacity to carry the shaft down to the 800 level l. now has depth Of $50 feel. T. might be car ried down another loo feet with the hoist that is in service. but it is said that the company wants to start with the new hoist and will remove the present one before resuming develop menr. From the present level of the shaft the drill hole put down by Port age Lake was sunk 1000 feet. This hole cut numerous stringers and much leached ore. The findings were al- together encouraging Co resumption of sinking in the event the company could gel together enough money 10 carry it sufficiently deep To reach :ts ore body and open it up The securing Of this money is said 10 have been accomplished. Smoke from the Portage stack once more, in the prac- tically deserted Glance neighborhood will be cause for cOngratulation ID that mart of the district
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
HOUGHTON SITUATION.

Nothing definite has yet been given out authoritatively with reference to the future of Houghton. RumOr has it that there is at present negotiations under way with reference to an eX- tension of time on the next payment on the property. which it is said comes due in July. and that if this extension is secured there will be adopted a new system of development work Plans for this. it is said. are now being form ulated. and will be for the making of depth This latter will meet the de sires of the ground owners. most of whom have been free for some time in expressing themselves as dissaus lied with the close to the surface tun- nel work that represents nearly all the company has SO far done.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
THE HUACHUCAS.

The only instance Of activity. aside from title work. in this district, are le Mitchell Development and the iuachuca Consolidated. The old Eureka camp is as silent as The Harp That Hung on Tara Walls and the -ame must be said of the Curtis. The proposed development of the May lower and surrounding claims has never materiauzed Small owners and moneyless companies are evident y waiting for the first named proper lies 10 pull the district ont This dis position to ride 10 glory in your neigh 3or's cart is hardly commendable.
 The Mitchell Development has f. .auy adjusted its new option and pre- iminary work is alreadyin progress with about ten men on the ground. This is as ir should be. The seventy .-ei of orc through which the late nauagemeut drlttel. turned out % be lightly mineraIzed deposit which while it constitutes an elegant pros uect does not constitute mine.
 It stands 10 reason that if this ore body had been as high grade as for merIy represented. the company would nave taken mp the bond and closed the ,ption.
 Diamond drills. which never did rrike anything but high grade su! uhides of disappointment. will not be altogethered relied upon in the ne" development campaign planned out by he Mitchell Development The pre- carious possibilities of striking it ir
 frff. lf-fsr he people. but local conditions as in the first mentioned property are distinct in their favor
 In the case of the Huachuca Con solidated. the public was made fully acOuainted with every detal last win ter.
 The management. along with dog ens of other managements of develop ment propositions made the mistak' of not placing an ample volume O stock on the market when every bod. was wild for it. and after the deadl, reaction about lS months ago, the, found it was not so easy 10 rais money.
 This company, however. was diff ferently situated from most develop nent propositions in the county THYE. were trying to FIND mine while the Huachuca Consolidated. va irving to develop one. The develop ment fund was used Co the best pos sible effect. and a few months since President and Gereral Manager Pa merlee. who has never left the helr for amoment. succeeded in disposin of a sufficient amount of developmen stock to the old shareholders to il stall q small mill. Part of the machir cry has already been ordered and th erection of the mill is assured. Wit five stamp mill he can speedil demonstrate to the public that th
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28

wear out a20 stamp mil but l am compelled 70 take other peoples word for the values ] have seen numerous assays which were fairly high, but did mol Select the samples nor see |, done Considering the proposition in he light of every detail which en- ters into the success Or failure Of such an enterprise if the ore will av- craze S4.51 per -on the mill will he success
 TT Q who have s-eered -he desri- n.-- or The mi.e for seyera. years as- sert that the or, bodies will average sixteen dollars
 This much ! am satisfied cf and that is a. the stamps come do.n the stock will go up
 R v. Daniels. the orisinal anl con srant wheel horse of the Gold Treas ure Dn-.rprize is ticket agent a Naco. and i- highly pleased with the ener ge'ic business Style which LStuguish- es 'h- a-esr Hr9cee1.ues of thc nan asemrnt