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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-03
PRESIDENTS OUTING.
His Party to Move to East Divide
 Creek To-day.

Glenwpod Springs, Col, May 2.-Sec- retary Loeb returned from the presi- dents camp to-day. The party will move to the East Divide Creek to-mor- row, having been delayed by heavy rains; will then work across the range to the head of Garfield Creek, and on Sunday will ride into this city. The quarters in the Hotel Colorado which will be used by the president on Sunday have been selected. He will occupy the bridal apartment i'll the left wing. P. B. Stewart of Colorado Springs, re- joined the hunting party to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-03
Alexander Not Asked to Resign.

New York, May S.-President Alexen- der of the Equitable Life denied to, night that he had been asked to resign by the Prick committee, and said that he had no intention of resigning. <
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-03
IYTERNED SHIPS WOULD ESCAPE
China Trying to Prevent Russian War
 ships Leaving Shanghai.

ships Leaving Shanghai.
 Washington. May 2.---ChfIa has ill- l'. formed the United States that she is using every effort to prevent the de parture from her waters of the Russian cruiser Askold and the Russian torpedo boat destroyer now interned at Shang- hai. The communication from Pekin was transmitted to the state depart- ment to-day by Sir Chentung Laang Chang, the Chinese minister, and will be communicated to the Japanese iega- tion here by Acting Secretary Loonlis, to, whom the Japanese minister recently expressed concern about the reported preparations for sea which were said to be in progress aboard the Russian war ships.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-03
PEACE MOVEMENT.
President Roosevelt Working, 1t
 Said, Toward That End,

London, May SS.The Tokio corre- spondent of the Daily Telegraph says:
 '.The diplomatic representative of one of the great powers closely connected with the. war states that it is undenia- bly, true that President Roosevelt is en-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-03
QUAKER oITY GAS CRAB.

lContinued on Fifth Page).
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
WALKERS LETTER HAS
 REMARKABLE TONE
CHINA IS CALLING ON UNITED STATES FOR INCREASED
 COPPER SUPPLY.

Cost of Production of Greene cors5ii- dated PlaRS-coprer Market Strong With Good Prees Ahead for Long Time.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
BIG FEES FOR LAWYERS
 IN COMING LAW SUIT
ABLEST LAWYERS IN MEXICO HAVE BEEN RETAINED 6Y B. E.. GRAHAM IN FL TIGRE CASE.

Attorney LoC-.wOOd returned from Cananea last night where he went on business for the Ensenada Mining company. When asked what he ac- complished he said: We are very well satisfied with the present state of affairs, everything is looking good for our case. We have retained Pablo Martinez del Rio. of Mexico City. whs is acknowledged to be tine leading law yer in Mexico, and he has accepted the retainer. We have also assOci- ated with US A. D. Candle. of HermO- sillo. who is one of the leading law yers in Sonora
 In regard to the effort being made by the Kansas City people to have the case tried in the federal courts of the City of Mexico. Mir Lockwood stated that if it started in the courts Of So- nora it would beyond doubt be carried to the federal coUts and finally to the supreme court iQ the City of Mexico, Ro matter which =2y 1t was decided.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

cf;en gets into before scoring a sharp advance. Some one has unquestion- ably bought the stock that has been sold. and from the market action il is quite plain that it is now in strong CT hands than formerly
 General Manager A. s. Dwight. of the company. has prepared a detailed statement of the operating costs, in which he shows that, with silver val ues credited against the cost of pro ductlon. Greene copper cost in bullion f. O. b.. mine. 943 cents per pound in March: sos cents in April. and s cents in May The net profit per pound for the three months, after pay ing the freight east and refining charges. was 4.30 cents; 4.42 cents and .5.70 cents. respectively. This indi- cates a gross cost of abOut lO.IO cents in March. 10.5s cents in April and 9.20 cents per pound in May.
 IL is explained by the management that the high cost of copper in the early months of the year was due to the heavy rains. unusual ia that dis trict in winter. which so saturated the ground as to cause land slides and caving in the mining area This tgreetIy increased the operating ex IDe7ses of the company.
 1 Greene Consolidated nov has 4.I0C ! lstockholders. The multiplication oi small holdings has been a strong fac ttor in ridding the streets of flOatins istock. It is believed that some very lstrong interest has been quietly buy ling the stock during the time that il has been under attack. and that de ltermired movement against the shOr interest may be inaugurated in th' hear future.
 The Greene management is givin; fits attention at the present time to tn lreducdon of costs rather than to thu fextension of operations. It is thu
 b.lief of the largest interests tha costs can be gotten down to perma pent basis of cents per pound. I lthis can be done. Greene can cOntinu Ito pay it's present dividends on a 12 fcent copper market
 l Granby expects to blow in its tw
 new furnaces about the end of thi month. They will increase the ca lpacity of it's smelter about 40 pc lcent. This fall work on still anothe furnace will be started There iN al excellent buying demand for Granb,
 stock around SC. and I think it vii
 soon sell higher.
 GEO. L. WALKER.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
The Cynthia, long Beach, Cal.

Most modern and elegantly furnished ia building in Southern California. 3-stOry brick. Fronts the new PLEASURE PIER.
 Twenty-four- 4roOm apartments. Each con tains elegantly furnished and spacious drawing room, bed room. dinirg room. kitchen. pantry, bath room and closets. Laundry tubs and store rooms in basement. Spacious verandas and roof garden with most splendid view of the new San Pedro breakwster and Catalina Island
 Home Telephone in Each Flat, Address
 2. O. Box 21A. Lcng Beach, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
LOCAL MARKET
 IS LIFELESS
SUCH CONDITIONS PREVAILED THROUGHOUT YESTERDAY
 REGARDING BoNANZAS.
Consequently Al Is Dull in the Mar ket-c. & p. Stockholders Whe Want Additional Stock Are Inform ed Reaarding Time of Payment.
lRv FranN J. Grafl

The market in the Bonanza Circle stocks has shown little change since the opening. An the quotations re- main about the same. and through ont the market has had a lifeless ap- pearance. There is plenty of stock offered. and good sized orders are being filled at the asked prices. The bid prices arc gradually coming oit, and the summer reaction is on Tn fuli force. If last years records may be taken as a standard. this should be the final decline of the Bonanzas Tor this year. but then we can never tell what may occur Co influence the mar ket. Pittsburg & Duluth and Lake Superior & Pittsburg were most in demand today, and Denn also receiy- cd it's share.
 Calumet & Arizona was offered this morning at sos. and closed tonight st S96 bid, with none offered. On the day of issuing the treasurS stock Calumet & Pittsburg held at sS0 with no bidders. The expected raise Of five dollars before July 20 did not ap- pear.
 Lake Superior & Pittsburg was in demand today. and sales were made at $50. while Pittsburg & Duluth still holds at s15.25. Trading was good in both of these stocks today and con siderable was bought up. Today we were still unable to get P. & D. for less than $15.25. and from appearances IL will stay at that mark
 The demand for Junction has eased off a little, and today for the first time in weeks we failed to buy any Junction. Bisbee has been a heavy buyer for the past six weeks. and by this time must be pretty well loaded North Butte still holds strong at s29.5O bid. with an asked price of S3O. Denn-Arizona weakened today. and sales were made at S9.25. but no great amount changed hands at that price.
 American Development Co. at S10.50. and Warren Development at s1O.5O are still in demand by the east -ern brokers, but no stock is coming out of Bisbee at that price. The good work on the Shsttuck keeps on and today sales were made at ST. This stock is very scarce. and those who can buy now are kery fortunate to get in at these prices Sales are made in Black Mountain at S325.
 Holders of Calumet 6 Pittsburg stock who wish to buy any of the treasury stock should not fail to have their letters with drafts attached in the secretary's office on or before August 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
POSTMASTER GENERAL
 IS AFTER FAKIRS
GIVES INSPECTORS MOST DRAs- TIC AND SWEEPING
 AUTHORITY.
Pesteffoe Authorities to Take a Hand in Stock Jobbing Companies-Wiil Require Statements to Be Made on Demand.

A special telegram to the Los Ange- les Times says:
 As a result of the Mexican rubber swindles. recently exposed. Postmas- ter-General Cortelycu has sent to post office inspectors all over the country. a secret crder, the most drastic and sweeping ever issued by the United States or any other government re- garding the use nf the mails
 On complaint of any stockholder or On their own initiative. where suspic- ion is aroused. inspectors are to require from any company paying dividends 8 statement showing that tkz dividends are actually earned and are nor paid out of the capital On failure 70 make a satisfactory show ing, the company thus questioned is to be reported for the issuance of a fraud order excluding it from the use of the mails. Particular attention will be given concerns paying divi- deDds and at the same time selling stock.
 This order will add a large crop to the 227O fraud orders already issued by the department since the law au- thor:zing them was passed. It will also apply to publications carrying ad- yertsements of these concerns.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
WORK ON ARIZONA EASTERN.
Progresses Very Fairly in the Direc
 ten of San Carlos.

MT. R. R. Coleman. chief contrac- tor of the Randolph lines. was a vis- itor in Tucson Wednesday. He was asked about the work on the Arizona Eastern railroad and stated that the construction work east from Dudley vile, in the direction of San Carlos, is progressing Slowly but steadily. The work is not progressing rapidly. not because Of dIatory methods. but because the work is heavy. It is be- ing done as fas as possible. About seven miles of heavy grade have been completed. and the company is still begging away along the Gila valley on the route to San Carlos.
 There are at present about 25O men there. divided into two camps, with about sixty-hve teams. Men are continually being sent out. and the force would now be double that mum her if the men were available. but owing to the fact that many are work ing in the harvest fields who would otherwise be available for the force it is not as large as the company could wish.
 Mr. Coleman remarked that some people think much more than sev en miles of grade should be accom- plished by this time. but these people do not know what the work of putting those seven miles in shape means
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

Trouble in the Jones Famiiy.-There is evidently serious trouble in the Jones family. This particular part of the million and one Joneses in the country recently arrived in town from Texas and today Mrs. Jones swore out warrant in Judge McDonald's court charging her husband with embezzle-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
Hisbee and Miscellaneous.
sLIeHr INJuRY AT oLIvER.

E. Decker. a miner. at the Oliver shaft of the C. & A., was quite pain fully hurt yesterday by being struck in the mouth by muck stick. While Decker was coming up to the surface on the cage some one at the top drop ped muck stck which struck him on the mouth. bruisiEg his face and cut ting his lip quite painfully. The wound was dressed at the hospital, and except for the pain Decker will suffer no bad effects.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21
,Inrnn,rr a.Ieanea.

Tie railroad magnates are all de- lighted that President Roosevelt is get ting mixed up in European entangie- r,ents on inc peace question. as they hone it will keep him busy until the next congress adjOurns.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

ment. It seems Mrs. Jones has the money in this family and she gave her hubby a check for $500 to get .cashed, and he kept the money or blew it in, and Mrs. Jones now wants her lesser haf put benInd the bars where he will not get another OppOr- tunity to blow in her good money. Gid Graham has been retained to defend Jones.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

Sioux Indians Here-The Sioux In dian Baseball team will arrive in the lefty this morning al 10:15. All prepa- rations for the game have been com .pleted. and a good exhibition of the national game is promised to those attending tonight The train leaves the local depot for Don Luis promptly St 1880. The same will start at &.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-21

Secrer2rT Ot the southern racine Railriai Company.
 Y. T. SMITH,
 F. E. CALVIN.
 WILLIAM HOOD,
 l. W. HELLMAN, JR., JAMES K. WILSON, J. M. HANFORD,
 PETER F. DUNNE, J. L. WTLLCUTT,
 FRANK B. KING.
 CHAS. P. LINCOLN, T. l.. KING, Directors of said Southern Pacific Railroad Company. First Publication JSly I6. 1905.
The Washington times., 1905-06-28

f.ze.a .-s.-ssa
boys to do we'll prefer to let the
crews speak themselves
James Ten Eyck. for Syracuse. I'VE
have the same crew practically as last
year; the same shell: the same rigging:
] am the same. and / hope the result
viii be the same.
Andrew O'Dea. for Wisconsin: I'VE
have had good deal of hard luck and
I have four Green men in the boat
Still consider this a better crew than
that OF last year. and have hopes that
We will be up at the tinisfs',
Jasper Goodwin. for Columbia: II nre
Ter MOTTO ,prophesy about the race Our
men are N splendid physical condition,
and have been doing splendid work in
practice. ! hone they VIII do we'll,
p. a. Dempsey for Gecreetow,,
NnIle we have had many handicaps
this year. I believe we have an eirT.
that will mako creditable showing n
my crew does as we'll In the race as #
has done in practice we Will be in at
the finish.'' g
Ellis Ward, for pennsylvania-..I have
a green crew, and, frankly. / do not see
how we can expect to finish very far nv,
In the varsity race. STILL sometimes
green men do surprisingly well, and oy
course, We have hopes"
The Washington times., 1905-06-28
CROWD MOBS UMPIRE
ON THE WHITE LOT
Interference of Police Alone Saves Ed
Handiboe From Being Roughly
Handled.

Timely interference by the police saved
Ed Eandiboe. of the Capital CITY
League, from being roughly handled BY
the spectators at the game PLAYED be-
tween the ST. Stephen and Aloysir1s
clubs on the White Lot yesterday after
noon.
The spectators seemed to think Umpire
Handiboe was fayoring his brother. Will
Handiboe. pitcher for St Stephen.
in the ninth inning. The climax came
when the umpire called Spiliane out at
1rst base, when it appeared to the
that the runner was safe by good mar
gin. Carroll. playing first base for
st. Stephen. being pulled off the base
atSleast two feet by the throw Of AIori-
arity from Short.
The game at this stage was 3 to 5 in
favor of St Stephen. and the Aloysius
boys were enjoying grand batting rally.
When Handiboe called Spiilane out al
fnrst and Kicker out for interfering
with the play of the shortstop. the
crowd broke loose and stormed the
umpire. Cries of Mob him." were
heard on all sides. and it was but the
woTk OF a minute when HaEdiboe was
at the mercy of the enraged crowd.
The police who were among the spec
tators quickly interfered. and saved the
umpire from being dealt with severely
The Aloysius team refused to again go
on the field, as they claimed they were
absolutely robbed of the game
Up to the last inning the game was a
good exhibition of baseball. and had
proper precautions been taken to keep
unfortunate termina ton would proba bly
nave been avcrtei
The Washington times., 1905-06-28
Georgetown Third in Race
Is Conceded as Possibility

POuGHKEEPSIE n. Y, june. ss--
What are Georgetown's s chances in the
intercollegiate regatta ?7
Handicapped at home by the lack Of
proper facilities and somewhat retard-
ed since arriving here by the accident to
Stuart No. 4, who wrenched his knee
the Blue and Gray is none toe we'll
thought of by the average follower of
the aquatic pastime. but this feeling
finds 10 iodsment at Georgetown head
quarters.
There can be no doubt in the minds
OF those who have followed the two
eights that this years crew Is far the
superior in many ways over the ont
ut who sponsored the Blue and GRAY
last year.-
1t Is admitted that the time made by
captain Graham's men in their trials on
The Potomac was faster than that made
by last years crew. The form of the
Washington aggregation this year is
better than was the rowing of the eight
eff 1905 e a.
Those who are in touch with affairs al
Cornell headquarters have assured the
writer that Georgetown is not lightly
considered by Courtney and his assist
aots and while Georgetown is hardly
considered among the probable winners
her crew is considered by many as hay-
lag an even chance for third place
which in every way would be virtually
victory for the Washingtonians.
The Washington times., 1905-06-28
SENATOR MITCHELL
FAILS TO TESTIFY
Offers Only One Witness in Land
Graft" Case, Which Will Go
to the Jury Today.

PORTLAND, Ore, June 2s-United
Etates Senator John H. Mitchell did not
s~>'iiy for himself In the land fraud
cnses.. and the defense rested within an
hour yesterday after the court had been
called to order
Onf- one witness was examined by the
defense-J. A. Martin. OF Portiaad-who
testined that he had asked the Senator
to secure the establishment of the llar-
boz lines several years ago in order that
a wharf might be constructed. The SEN
ator did as requested and refused all
compensation for his services.
Counsel on both sides discussed the
instructions to be given 10 the jury when
ttie case was sent to it. and then Mr
i1eney argued the case OF the prosecu-
taon Tor two hours. He said il was the
outy OF the jury to decide the case on
the evidence. irrespective Of the age
OF position in life OF the defendant. dis
regarding the tears or grown men and
the soph!strs of speeches
II is expected that the case will 40 to
the jury late this afternoon
The Washington times., 1905-06-28
A WIDOWS LUCK
Quit the Thing That Was Slowly Kill
ing Her.

a woman tells how coffee kept her
from insuring her life:
II suffered for many years chiefly
from trouble with my heat, with So
we're nervous headaches and neuralgia;
but although incapacitated at times for.
my houee work, | did not reatize tie
gravity OF my condition till was re-
jected for life insurance, because. the
examining physician said my heart Was
so bad he could not pass me This dis
t.essed me very .fiuch3 as I was n 1fl
ow and had child dependent uppn ME.
1t was TO protect her future that 7 want
ed TO insure my life.
Fortunately fer ms. I happened 10
read an advertisement containing a tes-
timonisl from & man who la1 pc,Il af-
fected in the same way that | Was with
heart trouble. and who was cured by
leaving OFF Coffee and using Postum
Food Coffee. | grasped at the hope lhis
held out, and made the change 1T once.
Ny health began to improve .ulne-
diately. The headaches and neuralgia
disappeared. l gained in fl.rsa. and my
appetite came back 10 mr ar once
Greatest Of all, my hsssc. vas strength
ensd from the beginning and soon ali
the distressing syrntorns passed away
No more waking up IN the night with
my heart trying 10 iiy our OF my mouth, !,
Then l again made application for life
insurance. and had no trouble IN passing
the medical examination.
ut was seven years ago that I began
70 use Postum Food Etree. and ] an
using Il stu. and stall continue 10 do
So - ! md In !. a guarantee of go,d
psny. Bat;le Creek, Mica.
There's a reason.
Read the big little book, The Rca5
TO MELVILLE in each pkg.
The Washington times., 1905-06-28
ITALIAN MIDSHIPMEN
GUESTS OF THE TINES

The jolly tars from the Italian cruiser
Dagoii we're given the right Of way ali
over the city yesterday and viii con-
tinue to have the same right so long as
they remain here Although the head
quarters OF the sailors Is at Alexandria,
where the Dagoli is anchored. all those
rot on duty there are now visiting the
Nations Capital
From early in the day until late last
night the tars were seen walking UP and
down Pennsylvania avenue from the
White House to the Library of Congress,
and a great deal of attention hey at
tracted too. in their natty uniforms, a
combination of white cap. blue blouse
and white duck trousers.
Although the trip around the world
rs yet young, a great many ports have
been alr0y visited. The ship has
already tEched at Gibraltar and sew
eral ports in the West Indies
and South America, and which
have never before been visited by such
a ship. Las Palmas. Barbados. Mar
Unique, Haiti. Porto Rico, Santiago,
Havana, Trinidad, Georgetown. British
Demarara, Paramurtbo. Dutch Guiana.
New Orleans. Pensacola, and other
smaller ports, both IN this country and
in South America, have all received
their share of attention from tie Off
GERS and crew of the DagoIi.
Guests of The Times.
Yesterday afternoon party of young
non-conlmissioned officers landed III this
city from the Washington, Alexandria
and Mt. verEon railway. and started
down the avenue to see the sights.
When they were almost to Ninth street
on the avenue they were caught UP
with and taken in tow by a reporter and
artist Of The Times staff They were
safely piloted to The Times Office where
they had their pictures drawn and
through an interpreter told the reporte:
of some of their experiences and their
future plans, The sailors took great
interest IN the machinery and presses,
and as the presses were then not run
ming begged permission to return Thurs
day afternoon and see the huge T1achin-
cry of "a modern American newspaper
In full swing.
After looking over what was to be
seen at The Times office the party in
connaany with the reporter and inter
prefer started out to visit some of the
places OF interest to every visitor TO the
Capital City.
The first place visited was the Library
of Congress. The Italians went into
rhapsodies over the coloring in the great
hallway near the entrance and one more
almost compared with that to be seen
The Washington times., 1905-06-28
DEATH RECORD.

Anabier, Louisa. &C. AZ lst 81. s~
Barns, Golaie l., $ months. Il;s Euri@a CT
bayior, Clarence. 10 days. 33l ID ST. ssx
Brooks. Jsiaa Ed month"; 647 : ST. NV
Burke. Francis H.. Is. Georgetown BRi. Hos.
Edwards Gertrude, 49, 225 I4th st. ne.
Gilmore. I1cyie. 49, Garfield Hospital.
learson. Julia a, IS. 1905 y. ii. axe NV
fendrfck, Ellen L.. IS. Hllsda,e
Graham. Hchcrt H.. J:}. The Chaplin
Harfis, Fenten. Is. 500 ? 1T. NV
Hayes Ethel. ), Emergency Hospital
Heiieisn. Cath. 6. 3gl Maryland ave ne
Herman virginia. AZ, Geo. wasl. Cni. Hosp
hTska Henry l.: Is, 1927 Ist ST. NV.
-nkins- George T.. 50. 1924 NJ ct. NV
The Washington times., 1905-06-28
DIED.

NANKINS-Departed this life ct his resi-
dence. 1924 N street northwest. on TUESDAY
June % 1905. at $3.50 p. M. GEORGE Z.
NAPKINS, aged Gfty-three years and nine
months
Notice of funeral hereafter 1t
NcGLUE-On Tuesday, June 3. 1905, al 1ls
Twenty--first street northwest. GEORGE. in
fant son OF George r. and Annie T Mc1;Iue
Funeral from 71S Twenty-first street north
west. Thursday. June 90 1905 at D. rn
Internent at Rock Greek Cemetery Je2s-ot
The Washington times., 1905-06-28
MUST CLOSE OLD WELLS
AND DANGEROUS PONDS

Notices will be served by the District
Commissioners upon the owners of all
property in the District upon which open
wells, cisterns. dangerous holes and cx-
csvatiens are reported to exist fy the
police.
Ihe order will be issued to abate the
nIiisances at once The list OF more
dangerous places submitted TO tile Com
Inissiohers by Major Sylvester on June
B will be made the subject CT notices
This action. is taken. upon the recon-
Inanda .nrl Of CnInrr g Ialtnr IIeei