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Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

The funeral of Mrs. Becky Cleveland was held yesterday morning from the Wm. Davis home in Tombstone can yon. Attendance was large.
 Andrew Hellman was a passenger out of town yesterday for Duluth, where he goes for an extended visit.
 Peter Peters ard son left yesterday for Liverpool. England. They will spend about three months in England visiting among friends and relatives, expecting to return to Bisbee at the conclusion of their stay abroad. Round trip tickets for the entire trip were purchased at the E. P. & s. W. depot Tn this city.
 Arthur Houle returned from the Moctezuma district yesterday after a weeks trip. Mrs. Houle is in town on a visit but will return home this week.
 Children of the gymnasium clases will give a masquerade ball at the Gaymnasium tomorrow evening. The hours for dancing will be from to 10
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

w E. Burns, the roulette dealer who morning, was declared by a coroner's | jury yesterday to have come to his death by reason of an overdose of morphine, taken accidentally. Coro- ner Murphy rendered verdict in ac- cord with the jury report.
 The opinion of the jury was based on the facts that the powder found in a pocket of the vest worn by Burns was disclosed on examination to be morphine, and on the report of Drs. Edmondson and Gavin. who found On examination of the dead man that there were evidences of morphine nection with the case lead to the opin- ion that Burns accidentally snuffed out his life. That he took the over dose of morphine that killed him with suicidal intent none who knew the man believe. The theory generally accepted is that to induce sleep the man took more morphine than he thought for
 A brother of the deceased at Avoca, Pa., who was wired of the death on Wednesday by Undertaken Walter Hubbard, sent a telegram yesterday instructing that the body be held until his arrival from the East. He states in the message that he would make
 start at once. It is probable that he
 will take the body back east with him, and it has been prepared with that in
 view.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24
OFF FOR WASHINGTON.
Miss Agnes Speed, of Douglas Wiii
 tend the inaugural Ball.

Miss Agnes Speed, of Douglas, Will leave tomorrow for Washington, D. c., in company with her brother-in- law, George Bugbee, who was mem Der of the Rough Riders. Miss Speed will attend the inauguration ceremo- nies and the big ball which will De given on the night of March 4. From Washington Miss Speed will go to New York, where she will spend sew eral days, and from there she will go 10 Chicago and on to California, where she will visit all the large cities and will remain for several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24
BOYS STEAL COAL
Watcfman Burrows Catches one '' Numher-Soid Stolen Fuel or
 the Streets.

E. P. s. w. Yard Watchman Ed Burrows yesterday afternoon arrested a Mexican boy for stealing coal ron the cars in the yard. The boy was caught in the act by the waterman and taken in custody in connection with a sack of stolen coal At the court of Judge Mcdonald the boy was put over until today for hearing
 The boy caught yesterday got away in company with others Wednesday night with three sacks of coal from the yard. The pilferers were twice chas- ed by the watchman, but he was un- able either time to catch them. ies' terday he was on the watch with pet
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

The coal stolen Wednesday night was offered for sale about town yes terday by Mexican boys. One of these merchants was found during the a1- ternoon on the railroad track opposite the slag dump in a state Of intoxica- ton. A nearly emptied bottle of wine was in his pocket.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24
THE oRNooRFF HoTEL

Fl Paso is entertaining maRy Of the people from Bisbee. Douglas. Can ues, and surrounding towns. It is suggested that wken in the Pass cit7 they try the Orndorft hotel It has handsomely furnished rooms, Is so pleasantly situated on the Plaza. and the cuisine of the highest class, that visitors will be thoroughly sat isfed with thet- yisit to the Orndorff.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24

Rev. A. A. Hyde and Mrs. Hyde are here from Tombstone. Mir. Hyde com ing to aid with the revival work in progress at the Methodist church in this city.
 Jim walker is al Tombstone to visit his family and recuperate from his recent illness.
 Miss Ida May Disard left last even ing for a visit with friends at San Francisco.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24
i, :. % , THE COPPER QUEEN STORE,
 Feb. 21 and 25.

SEWING MAcRiNEs-For sale, rent, or repaired al the IXL Variety Store, 32 Brewery Ave. Phone 1SS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-24
DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL
cORONER'S JURY IN BURNS CASE REPORT SUCH AS THEIR
 FINDING.

Morphine Found in stomach-An oV- erdose Taken to Induce Sleep Brought Death Brother of Dead Man Coming From the East.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-31

Ira p. Wetmore and Karl Snyder,
attorneys for plaintiffs filed a suit in
district court Wednesday afternoon
that will be of interest to every tax
payer in Roswell, as well as the gener
al reading public. The suit is entitled
Peter L. Pauley, Sr., Catherine Pau
ley. Peter J. Jr., and Sara L. Pauley
against the Board of Education of the
City of Roswell. 1t is really Peter ].
Pauly, Sr.. suing the taxpayers of
Roswell, for it is these parties who
are the ones most deeply interested.
The title of the case is drawn UP,
facts, to make it legal.
In his petition Mr.. Pauly alleges
that on June q, 1895, he was the
owner of lots 1. 2, 3. 4, and 6, which
make up the east half of block ten
in Pauly's addition to Roswell, end
that he decided these lots to the
Board of Education of the town of
Roswell, as it was then called, with
the understanding and written agree
ment that the Board of Education
was to build a school on said lots
and run it portion of each year; fur
ther, that it was agreed that if. within
20 years, the sessions of school should
be discontinued, the lots and the inn
provements thereon, whatever they
might be, would revert to the origi-
nal owner, Mr.. Pauly.
Plaintiff states that the school board
erected a school building on the lots
and conducted school there for sew
eral years. but that they have now
stopped the school. He therefore
asks for an order from the court
clearing his title to the lots and I'M
provements thereon.
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Portsmouth, N. H, Aug. 31.-Up to
noon today neither the Russian nor
Japanese mission had received any
information regarding an armistice.
The conclusion Of a formal armistice
is. however, not SO important or ur-
gent as to create alarm if one or two
days elapses before it is proclaimed.
AS a matter of fact, a tacit under
standing has existed ever since both
countries accepted President Roose.
velt's invitation to send plenipoten-
tiaries to Portsmouth that there
should be no general engagement un-
til the result OF the meeting was
known. Both Oyama and Lineyitch
were ordered not to give battle with
out direct and specific instructions
from their home governments.
In the American fashion, the sum-
mer guests at the Wentworth Hotel
have assumed that the peace negotia-
ticns are practically ended, and are
leaving by every train. The plenipo
tertiaries, however, realize that there
are many important details to be de-
cided upon, and are remaining in
their rooms, receiving and sending
cablegrams. Mr.. De Martens and Mr..
Dennison are for the time the main
and calling to their assistance from
time to time those delegates whose
advice they need.
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For Sale or Trade.

Twenty acres of very fine land wi
thin three miles of Roswell. Is acres
of the land is set to orchard, 2 acres
used for garden. The orchard is nine
years old, most of it apple, and Is a
model of perfection. The trees are
thrifty. well formed and well arrang-
ed. There is a small house, a ditch
water right and an artesian we'll.
There is an abundance of small fruit,
such as peaches, pears, cherries,
plums, grapes and berries.
The orchard last year paid more
than 40 per cent on it's value.
This property is valued at $4,000.
There is an Indebtedness of $4,000,
which can be carried at 10 per cent.
We can trade the property for either
country or city property. viii consi-
der either decided land or claim prop
erty anywhere in artesian belt to the
value of $4,000. Let me hear from you
at once.
TT. CARLTON.
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Five Desert Claims are Filed.

Five desert claims were filed in
the Government Land Office Wednes-
day. as follows:
John Bryan, of Hagerman, the E1a
of the SEA of section 27, township
IA south, range 26 east, eighty acres.
Mary A Cannon, of Roswell, the
S1a of section %, township 16 south
range "a east, 320 acres.
Peter H. Cannon, of Roswell, the
N1a of section 26, township Is south.
range "a east, 32O acres.
VIM. w. Irwin, of Roswell, the Sk
of section %, township Is south.
range "a east, 800 acres.
Cordelia T. Irwin, of Roswell. the
N1a of section 81, township 16 SOUTH
range "a east, 800 acres.
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GIRL FROM CUBA PLEASED.
"Ten Nights in Bar Room" is the
Bill for Tonight.

"Ten Nights in a Bar Room" is the
Bill for Tonight.
THE Girl from Cuba was the at
traction of the Eclipse Stock Compa-
ny at their tent at the corner Of
First and Ma ain streets last night. She
proved to be a pretty Cuban girl sell
ing cigars on the streets of a Cuban
on account of her good looks and at
tractive manner. Her features and
figure drew so many admirers that
serious complications arose. She had
admirers all the way from poor
but honest" fisherman to rich but
ignoble nobleman, and the way an
American, Uncle Sam,' happened in
with his revolver on various occas-
ions just in time to save the day,
tickled the fancy of Young America.
Yes, the fisherman got the girl, along
with half the nobleman's "vast es-
tate The ignoble nobleman was Kill
ed by the mother of a former victim
and the crowd went home happy.
The crowd by the way, was
large, comfortably filling the large
tent. But the Jam of former evenings
was not to be endured on this occa-
sion.
Specialties that greatly pleased the
audience were introduced between
acts.
1t was announced that, tonight,
by request of number of prominent
citizens, the company will play Ten
Nights in Bar Room" Doors open
at 1880. Curtain goes up at $3.50.
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King Hanged for Murder.

Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, Aug
nst 31.-Charles King, who had been
convicted of having murdered his
companion Edward Hayward, a young
Englishman, with whom he had been
on a prospecting tour in the Lesser
Slave Lake region, was hanged at the
mounted police barracks here today.
King asserted to the last that he was
innocent of the crime of which he
had been convicted on circumstantial
evidence. King was tried twice. The
first time he was convicted but The
sentence was quashed on account OF
the comment of the crown prosecutor
On the silence of the prisoner. At the
second trial King was again convicted
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Russian Press Resigned.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 31.-The gen
eral tone of the press this morning
is one of resignation. Novoe Vremya
is a noteworthy exception Editor VI.
Souvorin refuses to believe in the So
lidity ,of peace. He contends that it
gle between Russia and Japan Novoe
Vremya's articles display further ir-
ritation toward President Roosevelt
for his mediation, which the. paper
considers was regrettable, inoppor-
tune and disastrous for Russia
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Terms Unknown at Toxic.

Toxic. Aug. 31.-The terms of
peace are not known here, especially
and the amount of reimbursement
Despite the lack of information, how
ever, many people are convinced that
the Japanese government made sub
stantial concessions. and already they
are objecting. Unless the terms prove
to be better than indicated, it is Ger
tain that the compact will prove I'M
popular and be bitterly assailed by
the press and the diet which is ex-
pected to met in special session short
ly The radical elements are assert
ing that cabinet changes are inevita.
Bile. There unquestionably is a feel
ing of great relief that the hostili.ies
have ended and that the great army
can return home, be disbanded and
re-enter the walks of peace. This
feeling, however, is without public
manifestation
There have been no professions.
no displays of flags or other marks
of popular jollification.
Emperor congratuIates President.
oyster Bay, N Y, Aug. 31.-Emp-
eror Nicholas has recognized CRATE
fully the great part President Roose-
velt played in the successful negotia-
tions for peace. The following mes
sage has been received:
alexandria. Aug 81.
ITO President Roosevelt,
washington. d. c.. U. s. A.
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UNIFORM INSURANCE LAW.

National Firemen's Association to
Work for Such a Law.
Kansas City, No, Aug. 31.-The
National Firemen's Association in
annual convention here has adopted
report providing for the appoint
ment by the President McNeill OF a
committee composed of representa-
tive f1remen from each state to work
for state and national legislation in
favor of a uniform fire insurance law
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SEPTEMBER FOURTH
Is LABOR DAY.

Governor otero Issues Proclamation
Asking That il Be Observed.
The following proclamation has
been issued by Governor Otero. des-
ignating Monday, September 4, as
Labor Day
.Wheras. The laws of the United
States of America designate the first
Monday in September of each year
as a legal holiday to be known as La
Dor Day;
Now, therefore, l. Miguel A. Ote-
ro. governor of the Territory of New
Mexico, do proclaim and declare Mon
day, the fourth day of September, A.
D. 1905, legal holiday, and do earn
estly recommend that all business,
except such as the necessities of the
community absolutely demand, to be
carried on, shall be suspended; that
the schools be not opened on that
day except as there may be session
manner as will inculcate in our youth
a higher appreciation of the dignity
of labor, and the necessities Of it,
not only for the benefit of the individ-
ual, but of the commonwealth and
nation, and that all our citizens by
the observance of this holiday may
come to a higher realization of the
fact that to labor is not only neces-
sary, but is honorable and dignif1ed
and that for all men to labor in their
respectiyr fields of usefulness is not
a curse but a blessing to themselves
and to others.
Done at the executive Office, Ibis
the 23d day of August, A. d. 1905.
Witness my hand and the great
seal of the Territory of New Mexico.
MIGUEL A OTERO.
by the Governor
j. w. RAYNOLDS.
Secretary of New Mexico"
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THE JEWS IN RUSSIA.
Civil and Political Liberty Demanded
on Equality With Other Subjects


on Equality With Other Subjects
New York, Aug. 31.-What is said
to be the full text of a letter concern
ing the Russian treatment of Jews
which was submitted to Sergius
witte by a committee of Hebrew
bankers and merchants, is published
today by the New York American.
The communication is signed by ia
cob H. Schiff, Jacob Seligman, Adofph
Levi and others. 1t covers thoroughly
the arguments and contentious The
committee made before M. Witte
through a delegation recently for tie
amelioration of the conditions under
which the people of the Hebrew race
now live in the land of Emperor Mich
olas. Civil and political liberty for
the Jews on an equality with all the
other Russian subjects is the keynote
of the letter.
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THE CRISIS PAST.

Indications That All Danger of Ser
ious Epidemic 10 Over.
New ORLEANS. La, Aug. 31.-The
steady growth of confidence that the
crisis has passed is shown in the tone
of the stock market and its recovery
from the slump of six weeks ago.
GUS epidemic is over buoyant feel
ing has replaced the depression. and
many securities have reached their
former figures.
With only four deaths in the pre-
ceding twenty-four hours September.
usually the worst month In q fever
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THE VERMONT LAUNCHED.
One of the Largest and Most Powerful
War Ships Ever Built.

Quincy, Mass, Aug. 31.-The new
sixteen thousand ton battle ship Yer
mont, built for the U. S. government
by the Fore River Ship Building Co.
was successfully launched today.
Quincy, Mass, Aug. 31.-The battle
ship Vermont, which was launched
here today, is one of the largest and
most powerful war ships ever built
for the United States navy. She is
of $1,000 tons burden, with a length
of $50 feet and extreme breadth of
761k feet. She will be required to
steam eighteen knots per hour for
four consecutive hours.
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Special to The Record.

Special to The Record.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Aug Ex-Governor
Otero today removed from office
Frank A. Hubbell, collector and treas
urer; Thomas Hubbell, sheriff. and
Enslavio Virgil, superintendent of
schools of Bernalillo county, for NAL
feasance in office. upon charges
brought by District Attorney Frank
W. Clancy, of Albuquerque.
In their places he appointed Prefec-
to Armijo sheriff; Justo Armijo, Col
Stroup, superintendent of schools.
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Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Aug 31.-Cattle re-
ceipts 5000. Market steady. Native
steers, 4.00@6.1O; southern steers.
2.50@4.00; southern cows, I.75@3.00; !;
native cows and heifers. 1-75M2.50;
stockers and feeders. 2.75@4.65; bulls
2.00@3.25; western steers, 3.25@4.75;
western cows, 175@3.25
Sheep receipts. 5000. Market strong
Muttons, 4.35@5.5o: lambs, 5000
7.40: range wethers. 450@5.50; fed
ewes. 3.500475
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Preshxterians TO Picnic.

The Presbyterians, both church and
Sunday School members, will have a
picnic next Monday, which is also La
Dor Day. The closing of stores and
business houses, should there be any
to close, will assist in swelling the
attendance. The place of holding the
picnic has not yet been decided upon.
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STRIKE MADE COMPLETE.
Only Eight of Larger Print Shops of
Chicago Remain "Fair."

Chicago Remain "Fair."
Chicago, Aug. 31.-The strike of
printers against the members of the
Chicago Typothetae was practically
made complete today. The officials of
the Typographical Union declared
that the only important members Of
the employing printers organization
still operating with union compost
tors had promised to remain neutral
in the struggle. Eight of the larger
shops are said to have arranged such
Germs in addition to those previously
affected became involved in the
fight over night, and their union COM
positors numbering over one hundred
failed to report for duty today.
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Odd Fellows from every part of
the Territory will gather in Las We
gas September 26 to attend the ses-
sions of the Territorial Grand Lodge.
AS the Northern New Mexico Fair
will then be in progress, the exceed
ingly low rate of a cent and a half
mile will be available 1t is expec-
Ted that the attendance this year
will break all records
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will. it is stated, sign the place over
to the man who conducted restan-
rant on the premises. The new owner
will take down the water wagon"
sign. and after extensive alterations
will run the place as an. ordinary sa-
loon. 1t is said that there has not
been sufficient income to pay running
EXPENSES.
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CORNER OWNER SUING

He Claims That the School Board Has
Violated Its Agreement With Him
Regarding the Maintenance of
School There and That According
to Agreement, the Ground and I'M
provements reverts to him.
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Rrina Suit on a Note.

Morrow & Tannehill, by their attor-
ney, r. E. Lund, have brought suit
in district court against John M. Rus
sell on a note, which, with interest,
now amounts to $142.70, it is alleged.
Plaintiff askes for judgment on ,his
note
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SUICIDE AND MURDER.
Wife of Real Estate Man browns Her
self and Child,

Pueblo, Colo. Aug. 31.-The bodies
Of Mrs. f. B. Haver, wife of a prom
inent real estate dealer and her five
year old son were recovered from
the Bessemer ditch today They were
securely tied together with strong
cord The woman was said to have
been in poor health for some time.
No explanation was left by her fer
taking her own life or that of The
child.
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VIEWING THE ECLIPSE.

Scientists in Egypt and Other Places
Secured Good Results.
San Jose. Cal, Aug. 31.-Cable dis
patches received at the Lick observa-
tory from the Lick eclipse parties
announce the complete success of the
observations at Assouan, Egypt. At
Alhambra. Spain, light clouds inter
fered to some extent, but good Ie-
suits were obtained. At both of these
stations photographs of the spectrum
of the corona were secured.
that there are no weeds on either the
sun or the moon.)
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Accept my congratulations and
earnest thanks for having brought
the peace negotiations to a success
nal energetic efforts. My country will
gratefully recognize the great part
you played in the Portsmouth con-
ference"
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U. S. WEATHER suREAu.
(Loeai Report.)

Roswell, N. NJ, Ang. 31.-Tempera
ture.-Max., "a: min. So; mean, &c.
Precipitation, 90: wind W., veloci-
ty, 3 miles; weather clear
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair and warmer tonight: Friday
partly cloudy with showers
Forecast for New Mexico:
Fair and warmer tonight; Friday
partly cloudy with showers in south
east portion.
M. WRIGHT,
omcial In Charge.
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"PUTS" AND "cALLS."

NPPaFentIy NO DTsPosItIUH 90 DO my
Trading Of That Character.
Chicago, Aug 31.-Notwithstandin
the action of the Chicago Board of
Trade in lifting the ban on trading
in puts" and calls there was ap-
parently no disposition to do any
trading of that character here today.
Puts" and calls" are contrary 20
the Illinois statutes. The threats of
prosecution under the statutes seem
ed for today at least to be an effec-
tual Offset for the action of the Board
of Trade.
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epidemic, is approached without ap-
prehension.
Ut will be recalled that one of the
first things the government did after
taking charge of the fever situation
at New Orleans was to cut the weeds
and clean up the streets and alleys
Ed. Record)
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WANTED:...Honest, engertic
boy. about 10 years old, who is
not going to school. Apply to
Record Office at once.

You should take advantage of the
opportunity of buying piano at
COST. We must make q sale THIS
WEEK. regardless OF Pecos
Valley Music Co. 66t1
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-sANcTlFlED" SALOON CLOSED
Water Wagon Sign to Come Down
and Place 20 Be Run as an
Ordinary Saloon.

New York. Aug. sl.-The Subway
Tavern. which was opened eleven
months ago with an address by 3ish-
op Potter and the singing of the
Doxology. closed its doors at mid
night for the last time as the sane
tined saloon. Today its proprietor
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THIS WEEK we will sell at COST
any two of our fine selection of pia-
ncs.-Pecos Valley Music Co. 5Gt1