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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03
To Build House-Mrs. Maggie Mur

To Build House-Mrs. Maggie Mum yesterday purchased the building late ly occupied by the offices of the Calu- met & Arizona staff of physicians, and is dismantling the same. The adobes and other materials in the building will go into a new building that Mrs. Mum has had plans drawn for back of the Palace stables.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03

cans were the total before Justice Murphy yesterday on disorderly charges. The men were intoxicated and lying on the streets when arrested Thursday night. They got seven days each on the chain gang.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03

Has Moved offee-The offices Of General Passenger Agent Stiles of-the Phelps-Dodge lines have been moved to the top floor of the Trust building at Fl Paso. J. D. Mason goes with Mir. Stiles to his new quarters as chief clerk .e4as
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03

Christian Church-The regular sery- ices will be held at Library Hall next Sunday Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching at Il. Subject: Church Membership" Endeayor prayer meet ing at GAS D. m., followed by the ser mon, ~The Future, What of It?" All are cordially invited to worship with us. J. A. Smith, pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03

Handsome Residence-Henry Wat ters IS having built in upper Tomb stone canyon handsome two-story residence. It is of adobe. and ~iI be completed shortly.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03
BANK FOR LOWELL
Miners & Merchants, 1t Is Said. Wa Have Branch ia New Mason
 Building.

Statement was made yesterday that on completion of the new E. B. Mason building at Lowell a portion of the structure would be taken by the Min CTS SS Merchants Bank for the conduct of a branch institution. It has been current talk in the citg. for several weeks that Lowell was to shortly haye bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03

Protest Against Fires-A protest against fires being built in the streets for the destruction of rubbish is being drawn up, and will be presented to the next regular meeting of the Council, which occurs on Tuesday night The su<1test will be signed by business men and property owners who feel that the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03
Deserter Taken Back

Deserter Taken Back Sergeant Ogan, who came to the city Thursday Tor deserter from the U. s. army arrested here a couple of weeks agu by Marshal Snodgrass, left yesterday for Fort Bliss with his man.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03
Heavy TeIeqraph Business

neaNJ aete9Fepn 6ustress - The commercial telegraph business of the Postal company out of this city and Douglas has been the heaviest in the last month in the history of the of fees. Continued increase is indicat- ed for this month.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03

custom of promiscuous fires about the streets and alleys of the town is one carrying much menace to property.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03

Poor old Nemeck will petition for franchise for wire trolley system. leading from each home on the hill sdes to the door of the Alahambra. the home of the alligators and Velvet Ice Cream. sf k Ett7iEk]
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-03

Intoxicated Mexioaos-TwO Mexi-
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
EXPERT CROSS-ExAMINED

The suit OF The Wilmington Candy
Company VS.. the Remington Machine
Company was continued this morning
In the Superior Court.
Attorney j. Harvey Whiteman, for
the defense, took up the cross examina-
tion of j. NJ. WittOm, the mechanical
expert. where he left off yesterday
afternoon. The witness was steadfast
in his testimony that the ice-making
ma, hine In question was Inadequate for
purposes for which it was installed.
After ne had been examined, Louis
Simth, who drew the ice from the ma
chine for the ice cream plant of the
candy Company was recalled and gave
some Testimony ON the output. Fred
eidck Graith, the engineer, was put ON
the stand. but had not gone far In his
testimony when the court at o'clock
took a recess until 2.30 o'clock.
The case Will probably take up the re-
mainder Of the week. and 1t is probable
that the jurors now sitting i'm the case
will be discharged until after Christ
mas. when they appear tomorrow
morning.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
XMAS GREENS
SELLING WELL
Holly, MiStIetOe and Laurel
In all Shapes and Quanti-
ties Find Many Buyers

Holly wreathes for Christmas!
Mistletoc, evergreen laurel." EVERYTHING
to make the home look like the Festive
scenes in Merrie Old England from
whence we embibed our Christmas
customs.
There are holly wreathes with great
punches Of berries, green, fresh looking
and well made You can buy them for
10 cents each or three for "a quarter.
some larger, three for so cents.
Misuetoe. always high in price, is
here in generous quantities to gladden.
the heart OF the maiden who hopes to
catch some admirer or who wishes TO be
caught under The branch i'm the door
way OF on the chandelier You can OBJ
tain a good sized branch for from so
cents to one dollar. the price you pay
depending in large measure upon the
number Of berries each contain.
Laurel, evergreen pine comes in
long ropes at l-2 TO cents per yard
and is going fast at that price.
The markets were filled with buyers
to-day buyers of Christmas trees, Of
wreathes, Of Christmas decorations Of
an kinds. The trees at present are
rathef high and many preferred to
wait until later i'm the week as the
stock is larger and seemingly exhaust
ible.
For the Christmas dinner there viii
be nice Fat turkeys at from % to %
cents per pound. geese and ducks from
IA to 16 cents. celery at s cents per
bunch, fruits. nuts and candy. canber-
rcs, and all the good things of the
season at not so great a. cost.
Tho "a sffa tisa isrnuIpU with nuVnrc
teams loaded with decorations are
hurrying back and forth delivering
sales, market baskets seem well filed
and a general air OF cheerfulness and
joyous anticipation is seen on the faces
Of the jostling crowd.
The weather man promises a mild
and possibly green Christmas, but the
weather does not seem to affect the pre-
parations for the festivities In churches
and homes
Dealers were busy supplying the
orders of committees on chruch docora-
tion and thousands Of yards Of laurel
and evergreen and hundreds of bundles
OF holly We're delivered at the churches
Of an denomination for the preparation
Of the holiday season.
Dealers are confident that they will be
able to supply the demand and some of
them have sent IN orders for more
decorations.
Fourth street from Tatnall to Poplar
is a veritable bower Of greens. Trees
of scented pine. balsam, fir and spruce
hll the air with perfume and nod and
bend in the breeze.
in price they range from the small
table tree at 25 cents each to the tall
spruce suitable for a church or hall
entertainment at "a.
But the best thing Of all for the girls
and boys is the fact that Old Santa
trims the small tree as well as the
large
Evening journal., 1905-12-20

ANNNNAhANA avn n AA"N NAnNff
to opposc an coerciyc measures attempted
bS ihe Gar.
These orders are already being obeyed
everywhere aud "a plan of warfare has
bccn prepared Ia case troops are sent
against tho rcbellious republic. Ia addition
to the regular fortrcsses now ln possess
sion OF the Let's several castles which
occupy strategic positions have been
turned into mprovsed forts for the dee
fonse OF the country. Bridges which would
be useful 10 an invadms army have been
blown up with dynamite. with the propa-
rations which have been made the Let's
believe that the government cannot send
enough troops against them 90 submit
them. Tho country Is largely wooded where
military operations would be very diiii-
culL This gives the Let's natural ud-
Nantage which they viii be sure 10 utilize
and they feel confident OF their ability to
defend themselves.
Just how thoroughly the revoluuoaists
dominate The situation and have over
aUed the persons who remain loyal to
Tho government was well illustrated Ia an
Incident which occurred yesterday. Gen-
eral Bekman the Governor of Courtand
summoned 200 mayors of various towns
Tor a conference 20 discuss the present
situation, but no ono appeared as the
revolntonists had threatened to kin any
mayor Who dared respond 60 the SUM
mons.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
PhiIadelphla Marl,eta.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IO.-FEED-There was
"A fair demand for desirable stock, prices
OF which ruled steady under moderate OIL
ferinss. quotations: Winter bran, in
bulk. per ton Sle,oo0lg50; spring bran, IN
sacks, as TO size, per ton, Sl9OOalg.50.
FLOUR Receipts. s,0S6 barrels. 1913 4i3
pounds Ia sacks. The market ruled weak
under free offerings and "a slow demand.
Quotations Winter extras, s3OO0325:
Pennsylvania roller. clear ss5)QS7o; do do
straight s5i5uaeo
Rye Flour was quiet and steady. We
quote choice Pennsylvania "A ss5q3SO
per barrel Ia wood: Western. in sacks at
S3.7Ou3.SO. the latter for fancy patent; and
do do ia wood nt SsgO0Loo
Buckwhcat Flour. The market ruled
firm under light offerings. but trade was
quiet. We quote at 2.l5U2.5 per 100 pounds
for new
WHEAr-rhe market ruled steady un-
der moderate offerings. but neither ex-
porters nor local milleis showed much dis
position 10 trade. Brad streets estimated
am increase of liG6.OOO bushels in The
worlds visible supply. No. red was
quoted as follows: December 4aSnAc
spot car lots, in export elevator
CORN-Onerings were only moderate
and prices were steadily held. but there
was little demand from amy source. We
quote cob corn, as TO qaulity. ON track, al
5oa5ic per 90 pounds. and cool sweet new
yellow al 5og5oisc as TO quality and loca-
tion.
POULTRY Live was in small supply
aud firm, as fOlolWs: Fowls. hens. hrrv,-
iiieNl2c do do small and inferior, l0auc:
Old roostcrs. Sc; spring chickens. as TO
quality, loaliEc: turkeys. i6qi7c. ducks.
isalic geese, l2alsc; pigeons old. per
pair 25psoc pigeons. youns, per pair -0a
a5c.
SOLID PACKED BUTTER Separator
creamery, extra, -5c, do nrsts. saa-fc; do
seconds, 2oa2ic; storage creamery. .0a.s,..
] EGGS Selected, sl932; nearby choice.
! dn returnable crates) esc; nearby. fair 10
good, 25a9'c' western choice. Gin free
casesl 29c.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
APPROVES EXPOSE
lcon.Inusd From Flr.t Paae.l

The man was sober. Industrious and
! hard worker. His ambition to rise
s gone The constant grovelling in
)he dust before the money lender has
Hade him ashamed to face his fellow
men with his story and the struggle
for his daily bread for his broken
hearted wife and their one remaining
child has assumed the proportions OF
. tragedy.
Case Not Exceptional.
The case is not excepuonl. L is
ne of many The Journal will help
this man if it can to recover his SELF
respect. to throw off this burden OF
usurious and accumulative interest and
hold his head up again q free man.
6l1ylocks Wish Cut Rst,s.
A notary public Of prominence IN
the city tells us that on recent oc-
casion he was asked to do notary
work for a loan company.
Work amounting to $3.50 in fees ac-
cording to thelegal charge for aclnowl-
edgments was brought him by the
loan company and he was asked to do
il for SO cents. Needless to say he
refused any and all such work The
instance shows the Shylock system to
perfection. Others must pay more
than the pound of flesh They will
beat the price of others down, not will
ing to give even a just and legal equi
va'ent for work done for them bs
others.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
HIS KNEE FRACTURED

While Stephen Kennedy, aged 10
years. Of No. 11O4 Market street.
\. j. was engaged in help
ing unload car load Of lumber at
Railroad and Madison streets, at 1.50
o'clock this afternoon, several pieces Of
timber attached to a derrick cable,
swung against his left leg jamming it
against the side of the car and causing
a compound fracture of the knee.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Ninth Ward to be the Home Of Con-
sresasion, Who viii Erect s45oo
suiIdina.

The Ninth ward IS to have another
church. Nhicn viii be- evcted at
Twenty-third ana Pine streets at the
cost of St500. to bc known as the Hope
Baptist Church.
The new congregation is the outcome
OF the organization Of the Hope Baptist
Sunday school in that ward ON Noyem-
Der 6. 1904.
The meeting OF the missionary COM
mittee OF the Delaware Baptist Union
Association, ON November IS. resom-
mended that the Hope Baptist Sunday
school should call an advisory council
OF the churches OF their jurisdiction 60
consider the subject and councilmet
yesterday in the Swedish Baptist
Church where the Sunday School has
been quartered and elected Rev. r. b.
Cook moderator and Rev. Henry Alike
secretary. Fourteen churches being
represented at the conference by %
delegates.
The following resolution was adopted.
We. as a council. recommend to the
workers al Hope Baptist Church the
advisabiHty OF their organizing into a
Baptist Church at once, and we further
recommend that the churches Of the
Delaware Baptist Union Association
extend to Hope Baptist Church their
support, denominationally and fnano-
ally.
Rev Henry Alike. clerk"
After adjournment am excellent sup
per was served 10y the women members
Of the church In the evening there
were devotional exercises conducted by
II. =. Link. superintendent Of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Sunday school and
short addresses were made by c. II.
Cantweil superintendent OF Hope Bap-
inst Sunday School. the Rev. o. c.
Wieden. pastor OF the Swedish Baptist
Church: the Rev. Henry Alike. of
North Baptist Church. Chester: the
Rev. William Van Toot,, pastor OF the
Baptist Church at Marcus Hook: the
Rev. J. r. c. Russell. pastor of the
Village Green, Pa, Church. and the
Rey. r. c. Penny, OF Camden, Del
state superintendent OF Baptist mis-
sions.
c. H. Cantwell, superintendent OF
Hope Baptist Sunday School. reported
for the school "a present membership
Of 159 The total amount OF none,
raised during the first year of Tn,
schools existence. the school having
been organized on November 6. 1904
was $22s.65. and "a balance Of 1927 wa
reported On the treasury.
The school was organized with sixt,
members. and has outgroNn It's quart
ers in the Swedish Baptist Sunda,
School room. A building for its enlarg
ed work as demanded.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
TO DISCUSS PASS QUESTION

In Reading Pa. this afternoon a
meeting of the directors OF the Inter-
State Railway Company. which controls
among other systems the Wilmington
City Railway Company viii be held
and the subject OF doing away with
passes for city officials and politicians
will be discussed.
An effort was made 10 communicate
with Mr. Hon. superintendent OF the
local line. this morning, but he was in
Chester on business connected with the
line and no other official was In a
position TO make "a statement II is
understood. mofhcially, however, that
a number Of passes viii be taken up
this year.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
Expressmen Now RushInn.

ihe eNpressmen have commenced the
big holiday rush for the season. and a
mas so iar proven "a lively one II has
commenced a trifle earlier than usual.
put Is heavy already The big work.
however Is expected to come about
Friday and Saturday and 1t is likely
that the wagons win have some work
OF lively character on hand for sun
day. The amount OF goods received
To date is in excess OF that al the same
time last year. but the returns are by
no means al in.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
CONTRACTS FOR
COUNTY LIGHTS
May Be Made at Next Meet
ing Of the Levy
Court

The members OF the Levy Court ycstor-
day afternoon discussed the lighting of
county property. as the present contracts
expire December 81.
The Wilmington City Electric Company
offers arc lamps for the Court House
Green and bridges at ss5 per lamp per
year. while last year the price was 500
per lamp.
The Wilmington Gas and Electric COM
pany offers TO illuminate the Court House
at the same rate paid by their other con-
sumers and will light bridges at so per
lamp The fixtures TO be installed at coun-
tvs expense.
The Levy Court will not act ON con.
tracts until its meeting next Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
FINANCIAL NEWS
When the Stock Market
Opened a Majority Of
Securities We're Higher
! our own Wire. publishers' Press.

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.
New York, Dec. 2O.-A large major
ity Of stocks we're higher at the OPEN
ing Of the Stock Exchange, although
the advances were generally moderate.
u. =. was 1-2 higher. G. H. & /. was
up "A point Smelters was as higher
and sugar 5-S higher Some of the de-
clines were severe Peoples Gas OPEN
ed off per cent ralying up 1 per
cent. n. G.. q I. opened . per cent.
lower lost / u additional Anaconda
opened ] - per cent. lower but re-
gained &C. Mexican Central was strong
and active.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
Theatrical Notes

Charles Frederic Nirdlinger's comedy
'spangles;'' or "rhe Wooden Horse"
which was given its initial presentation
here is booked for presentation at Grand
Opera House ON Christmas afternoon and
night. The comedy is a satire on the
Carnegie library craze. The play is in
three acts and it has for its local a city
of the West famous for its divorce colony.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
coIored BOY Improvina.

The condition Of Asbury Watson. the
cosored lad of near Newark. al the Dcla-
ware Hospital, whose arm was accidental
" shot or is not considered critical lie
was shot by Charles H. Thompson. j..
a boy Of Z years. at the lattsr's home.
Thompson took his fathers gun down
and Watson grasped il by the barrel. It
went or accidentally and tore away 49,
OF tho boys arm.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
Grain Market.

W. Il. Wilson furnishes the following
prices.
Oats-Wholesale 4oc per bus. retail, 42c.
Corn-Wholesale, SOC per bus. retail, 20.
Whcat-Wholesale soc per bus; retail 50
Bran-Wholesale, $ls per ton; retail, so.
Hay-Wholesalo, Sl5 per ton; retail. SIC.
Straw-Wholcsuie Sli per ton; retail. ST.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
IN SHORT METRE

During the present year the Water De
partment has laid gas service pipes at a
cesi Of about 5000.
David Thornton. OF Mt Pleasant ran
q wire through the ileshy part Of his
hand.
The Belts Machine Company recently
shipped 10-foot boring machine TO the
Japanese government
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
Observe Ember pavs.

Today. Friday aud Saturday OF this
week viii be observed in the Catholic
Church as ember days. the members re-
Training from the use OF nesh meats.
These days are quarterly days of penance.
and are observed throughout the world.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20

"a Crime of Justice" appearing at the
Grand Opera House. Saturday afternoon
and evening, December 25 is one of the
most thrilling and realistic dramas Of
modern times.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20

ON TUESDAY next December 18th. Ie0
the gross receipts OF the saloon OF J.nncs
A. Kelley az Tenth and shipicy sire Is
vii be eilven TO the employees of the house
for Christmas present. James a. Kelley.
proprietor.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20

SPECIAL NOrICE-Large shipment
Of Irish Mails VIII be tn to-day. We
can M an orders al our regular price.
S4.t5. Place your order at once. Il. c.
Bradford, III Market street.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20

big Hearted JIM the new play George
Klimt and Company are to be seen here
at the Lyceum for three days next week
beginning with matinee on Christmas
Day. 1t is "a great part for Klimt and he
has "a strong company.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
chrlstmas nInnsr Enr All

Did you eat your Thanksgiving dim
ner al the Hotel Wilmington? Well.
you missed IL. a fun Christmas aim
ner served an day from - noon until
p. M, Christmas Sunday and Monday.
lat so cents. Hotel Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
LEGALINTELLIGENCE
In the Superior Court
NEW SUITS ENTERED.
None.
EXECUTIONS.
Nr,t,o

ENECO iONS.
None.
JUDGMENTS.
Samuel Alrichs VS.. Sibillie Kemether
for $500
Samuel J. Dennison VS.. Sarah Nor
gan for S32.5O.
ON TRIAL.
Wilmington Candy Co VS.. Reming-
ton Machine CO. Continued from yes
terday.
ESTATES OF THE DEAD.
Letters OF administration upon es-
tate of August Johanson were granted
to James T. Chandler.
Letters OF administration upon es-
tate of Mary McHugh were granted to
Sister Mary Gildardo.
coNVEYANcEs.
Bridget Dugan, widow. Michael r.
Dugan and wife and Mary NJ. Long and
John Dugan to Henry +. McCloskey.
house and lot south side Wilmington
and Christiana turnpike. 16 feet by 100
feet No consideration.
Jennie NJ. Arthur and William =.
Arthur, her husband. to Louis H. Dun
can. house and lot on Fourth street. in
New Castle. Lot II feet by 66 feet
Consideration S72O.
Home Real Estate Co. to Marion n.
Wood, house and lot, No. 2it Concord
avenue. ON the east side Of Concord
avenue. i07 feet north of West street.
lot i6 feet by 96 feet. Considerat' ON.
S2500.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20

As production The Eleventh Hour
which comes to the Lyceum December
2s, % and 80, is one of the most COM
plete that has been presented in a theatre
for many a day. Mr.. Carter has written
many interesting plays and made HIM
self very prominent in the scenic line
Evening journal., 1905-12-20

"Thc Human Butterfly" as present
by Omar Singh, the Hindoo magician, at
Dorkstader's Garrick Theatre this week.
is one of the best illustrations that has
been seen in this city for many a day.
The act smacks Of the Orient in many
ways and while it is being presented a
sweet smelling incense burns lazily at
either side of the stage. "The Human But
tcrny" floats through the air at Will as
sumlrg q variety Of poses, and for a
good part of the time is almost directly
over the footlghts. It is one of the clev-
crest illusions that vaudeville has yet
presented.
Evening journal., 1905-12-20
RUSSIA AFLAME

lcontlnued from Firsl Fage)
Evening journal., 1905-12-20

Wilmington Candy Co. VS.. Reming-
ton Machine Co. Continued from yes
terday
New-York tribune., 1905-06-18
II o S w e e {

for the main part of his meal But the sparrows
were ahead of him, already fighting, and though a
few seeds would be acceptable variety in the
meal he did not to enter the lists. The cedar
tree would be entirely satisfactory.
However, he first reconnOtered the surroundings,
flying entirely around the house. There cats
at this place and sometimes boys, and it always
best to be wary of such irresponsible creatures
But none was in sight, and with hungry, satisfied
'cheep" of content Cerulean flashed into the cedar
Usually he was slow and rather fastdiOus about
his meals; but he had been three days without
food, and he never felt entirely at his when
near a place that harbored cats ind boys So
now with one eye upon the house and the other
selecting choice buds and grub-spots in the bark
dartng out and taking bud the wing, after
had picked up from summer association with the
kingbrds.
But as his appetite became satisfied and no danger
appeared he grew bolder and less hurried in his
movements. Presently he caught sight of some
thing upon the piazza roof few yards away that
made him hop to higher branch and examine
it more critically Soon he hoped out to the end
of the branch, and then, after study of the sur
roundngs to the edge of the roof itself. There he
remained for sometime, his head turning suspicious
ly from side to side, his blue wings hafpOised for
instant flight.
But danger appeared, and he hoped forward
little, and then little more and then his bill went
down with two three quick investigating taps
Yes, they seeds just he had thought and
there many kinds of them scattered over the
roof. Some he knew, and strange to