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New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
TRANsPACIsIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND



The schedue closing Traaspacinc arranged
10 port sailing The rtnal connecting mails (excsDt
Registered TranspacIdc Mails dispatched Vancouver.
Victoria Seattle. which close previous
6ay) the General Posof1ce. NeN-Norz. fol-
NeW-ZsaIans Australia (excent wsstl. New-Caledona.
samoa specially addressed tiJl
Islands cl1sa az b. dulN To Tor
dspaIch g s. luuzsrl steamer carry
fru T6e Erittsb mas fcr arrive IN
with this dlspttc1. extra iiaiiseloss
a $50 $3.50 a. and D. ie. ~iniaya az 100
a. N g D. ul-WfI De made up ana tef-
arrival or tile -lti-arl ai--td
Tsfr1fs specially addressed naaA Tor AusralA
Vancouver and victoria - --
clos at & July ID tur c}sIAt'h Per = : Allot7I-
phippine Islands Seattle. close al p m July IS
F,- .lsrateh az e. DAKOTA
rzss,,T Yaran Korea China Ptilppne Islands. VIA
sau Francisco. close az D. m Ju-y - Tor dispatea
r,gs, sx,est pa-cslsTost nnas} Eorea China and
fss, ,~fr- Islands Vancouver ard $ctoria p G..
close at ?. July Is Tor dispatch - Empress
Herati Via san Francisco. close July "a Tor
al patch per s s. Alameda
pstiissTe Isianis and via san Frlneisco, coss
AZ q p m July 20 Tor DISPATCH per z 8 fgansporL
Hawaii japan Korea Chna ant Fhilpplne Islands. Wa
san Franclsco close AZ m July =. tor dispatch
7rSf,i ana Aiar9uesas Islands Francisco coss
MsrchIria (except MaNien Newchwang and Port Ar
and Eastern sioeTla is a. present forwarded VIA
N6Tr@t-nless otherwise addressed West Australia
ana certain places in the Chinese Province ef Yunnan
British tndia-the quickest routes. fhtsppines
specially addressed "via Egrope'' be tlly
paid foreign Hawaii IS forwarded VIA sun
exclusively.
asxIofHce. Nsw-Yark n Y July =
WILLIAM r WILCOX ksssnnS>A
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII be
repubIshed In The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
Eor all points United States Canada and Sfrioo
(outside OF the Boroughs OF Manhattan ana Ths
Bronx. Also to Cuba, Porto Rico. Hawaii ana the
Philippines without extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
Fnrecnst for speeiaI LoeaIItIes.-FOr Eastsr

York Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware
partly cloudy to-day and Tuesday; continued high
perature light southwest winds
For ths District OF Columbia Maryland and virginia
fair and continued to-day and Tuesday; light
variable winds.
For Western pennsylvania aEd Western Nev-Yorx fair
to-day Tuesday warmer in north portions Tuesday
light variable winds,
For New-Engand. fair continued warm to-day and
Tuesday light fresh southwest winds
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC

MONDAY .q0-As $50 a n complementary 1850 =
et East coas sa7a5r Ss2. sr Ss SS1 nI a321Ss $ ss
9eRaEtment or Colombia Ecuador. Peru. Bolivia and
spsealy addTssss for this s5sasT5: 7G a. A
TaneFo Santos also NoFihsrn BAH 44Ssnti5s o
SL+ssIay ana Paraguay when sDssAly adarsz1sd tor
rqESDAX GD-As IN a N soE Argentina Uruguay and
M for raa as.t 40 s5 n SsSYs5a-Hs-y 1ose
r osa9a, 5 P Per 3 > Al75s 4noadns Cape Haiti and
a. I2;SG p N for Cuba Especially addressed only).
THURSDAY ds1SaoA Gs-Ar - a m FOR cuna Xuoasan and
SaLPeens per > facaan also other parts ot Mexico
Tor Yucatan par Seneca via Progreso talso
parts Of Mexico via TanDcO. when specially addressed
santago we, srsrs7I1 s5i. e@0 ~, S-la SsnaIlo ana
Thomas 81 CrOtx. Lssward and windward Islands aai
Grenada St Vincent ana Trinidad Specially sd-
s4FgfPA5 zs qF no a 5.9 N fo5 Brazil Pa & per woa
Northern BrazI Ary.5tias r1-,s,a9 % a9S P1-ss a1as
when specially addressed FOR mis- stsasr TssO
Elementary $50 M ror Curacao vsnezusa. per
Porto Rico per 5 s. Poncs via San Juan. At $50 a m
supDiementary 1880 a NJ FOR F0rTIns TSls1ds Ia
Iaaiea aad Colombia except Causs aae Mas4ssaa PEI
Specially addressed for t5is stsasTo; az $50 a N
COAST. Honduras (sxeept COAST, salvador Pan
aasaoT Peru S Bolva saa csi Ds u . C4RS %aass
via Colon als0 Guatemala when specially addressed cor
via Havana; 10 a n. fOr Grenada. St. vinosns,
for Barbados. Guiana and Northern Brazil Par a
ArnazOnense, via Barbados. P1rz and Aanaos.
NOTICE.-Ffve per half IN addition the
regular be prepaid all letters rcrgar1sd
by Supplementary Mails and letters deposited n
drops marked Letters for Foreign Countss. afssr ths
closing regular mail. for dispatch particular
vessel, not forwarded unless z6dfttonAl
postage fully prepaid thereon BY stanps. Supple
rnentary Transatlantic Mails opened
the American English and French whanevsr
81 a N. mail
be deposited IN mail boxes me piers or tAs Ger
man Lines sailing from Hoboken. Supplementary mail
Turks Republic opensd
on the Clyde Line Pier. The mails the piers open
a half sailing and aloss
before sailing Only regular postage Use
teIs cents half ounce required articles mailed
the American. White star and German
Sea Post) steamers; double postags Qetters 10
half ounce) other HnsS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
SINGLE COPIES
Domestic Rates.

SUNDAY, cents WEEKLY REVIEW cent,
DAILY, cents TIII-W EEkLY cenr4
WEEKLY FARMER, cents
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ECuz
TRAnySPACI

Mails (exceps Jamaica and Bahsmasl forwar1sd
daily ports OF sailing Tho CONNECTING matls close
Al General Postofice. Nszy-York, touoWsI
CUBA via Port Tampa, f4.80 a N. Monday Wednes-
day and Saturday tAlso rom NsW-AOrks THURSDAY
and Saturday. See abOvs)
MEXICO CITY. overland at 1:30 and 1880 ?.
daily except Sunday; sunday az p and 1880 p
NEWFOUNDLAND (except Parcels-POsr Nails.
North sydney al D. Monday. wednesday and Sat
urday also occasionally from New-Xork and Phadst
phia See abcve).
GIIQCELON via Boston and North sydney. az $50
every other Sunday June and IS etc}
JAMAICA. Boston. D. N Tuesday and Friday
Also from NeE-Yorz Saturday.
COSTA RICA a Tuesday.
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS East Coast) and
GUATEMALA Nevy-Crleans. fl9-50 .. Mon
day West Coast Of Honduras - dispatched from New
York Panama See abOva)
NICARAGUA East Coastl via Nev-Orleanss AZ fi0.3e
Sunday and wednesday. West Coast OF Nioara-
Is dispatched from NeWF-York vta Panama SEA
abovel
CANAL ZONE. via Neyv-)rlsans. f1OS0
D. n. Sunday (ouly specially addressed mail Is for
warded New-Oreals when Nevg-York steamer sails
following Monday After 1880 D. n sunday and
sailing OF NeW-York steamer mail for Panama
and Canal Zone Is held Tor the New-Tork steamer
See abOva
m previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
Twelve Months.
Foreign Rates

Mail subscribers IN New-York city the DAILY ana
rRI-WEEKLY will be charged a COPY extra
postage addition the named above
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
CEAIL
THE wOoDLAWN CEMETERY

IS readily accessible by Grand Cen
tral Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue troleys
by carriage. Lots SI25 Telephone (4S5S Gramercy)
Views representative.
Once, 20 East 2Srd St. N z. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10

Fer points IN Europe and all countries Universal
Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE will be mailed
LOWING
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
Local Official Record.

Local official Recard-The following Official record
from the Weather shows changes tempeTa-
ture for hours comparison the
corresponding date Of year;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL 241-s West ssd AZ
,sd St stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst Tel 1924 Chelsss
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06
IA SHOOTING AFFRA2
 OCCURS AT PIRTLEVTLLE
FABIAN GRANADA SHOOTS AND PROBABLY FATALLY WOUNDS
 JOSE DORAME LAST NIGHT

At Pirtleville last night. early in the
 evening. Fabian Granada shot Jose Do
 rame three times, one of the shots
 giving Dorame a wound from which
 recovery is very doubtful. Dorame is 19 years old. while Granada is only fif-
 teen years old. Dorame was shot three times with a revolver. One of the bull lets passed through his neck. another through his wrist and a third through his abdomen, probably cutting some or the intestines, according to Dr. Lind ley, who was called after the shot ing.
 After the shooting Granada made ms escape and was not found until this morning, when he was placed under arrest by Deputy Young Davis. The young lad was in the justice court this morning with his father and brother and arrangements were made fo- bonds and the examination into the cIrcum- stances of the shooting will be defer red until the character of the wounds inflicted on Dorame have been deter. mined.
 The story of the shooting seems to be that the wounded boy has been in the habit of whipping the Granada boy. ana that yesterday afternoon Granada was assaulted by Dorame Later in the evening Granada is said to have went to the house cf Giatano Catalina on the road from old Ragtown to Pir. teviile and finding Doraae there in vited him to walk over to the railroad fence with him. The two boys walked over to the fence and what passed be- tween them there i3 not known. but only a short moment had elapsed after they reached the fence until the shoot. ing occurred. None Of the wounds are serious except the one in the abdomen: if it is found that the intestines have been cut there will be slim chance for the recovery of the victim of the shooting
 No one was present when the shoot ing occurred and the boy under arrest has made no definite statement as to TOW the gun play came up. but around he justice court it was the opinion hat Granada was probably fustifiabIe ? defending himself against an assault 1 f Dorame, who has beaten up Gran | da on several occasions and has been D court several times charged with | ghting- Dorame was formerly en- ] loved at the Copper Queen smeIter. ! 'here it is stated that he was dis | harged for stealing.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

J. J. Crawford, one of the Y. N. c. A. contractors, arrived in town yesterday from Fl Paso.
 Lie Juan W. Amador. an attorney from Juarez. arrived in town yesterday on legal business.
 The amount of insurance on the Bap- tist church house is $2.000 instead of s2.500 as announced in yesterdays pa per.
 Mrs. M. D. Teachout came up yes terday from her ranch in Sonora to look after her property interests at this place.
 Rev. and Mrs. George Logic went to Lowell yesterday to visit Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Lucas. MT. Logic will return this afternoon.
 Mrs. c. E. Bull and her little daugh- ter, Grace, left this morning for I0rt- land, Oregon. Mrs. Bull will visit rela- tives at Oakland and Long Beach, Cal ifornia, before returning home
 Steve Aguirre, who is in charge Of the commercial department of Colonel Greene's enterprises in Chihuahua, was in the city last evening on his way to Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Goldsmith>was on foot at the time he was lost, and had no supplies or provisions with him When he left his companions he did not expect to be gone over an hour. and at the time was following up some float ore with the hope of striking a ledge.
 Goldsmith came to Fl Paso five years ago from Detroit, Mich. He was an assayer by profession. and for short time was employed in that ca Dacity by the Guggenheimers in Mex leo. About two years ago he either lost or resigned his position, and since then has been engaged in prospecting and dealing in mining claims on a small scale. He spent most of his time in the Sierra Madres. but located several claims in the Dragon noun tains in Arizona. He always made his headquarters in Fl Paso and often spent several months at a time in Fl Paso.
 It is said that he has a brother Iiv- ing in Detroit and a sister near Louis vile. Ky.
 Mir. Gordon has written to both places to advise Goldsmith's relatives of h,s disappearance.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Captain Rynning did not leave yes
 terday for his horseback trip over the
 territory on account of a slight indis
 position, due to home cooking. He ex
 poets to leave this morning.
 F. E. Gaudin, the ticket clerk at the
 Southwestern depot. left yesterday for
 Snyder. Texas. where he was called by
 the critical condition of his sister. M.
 F. Van Treese is taking his place al
 the depot.
 Ernest Hansen was fined s25 and costs in Judge McDonald's court yes .terday for assault on a man named
 Williams. Attorney Sames prescott. ed and J. F. Ross defended Hansen. The arrest followed a fight in a G avenue saloon Sunday night.
 Fletcher Hall, one of the first resi-. dents of Douglas as well as one of the first business men to launch in bust. ness, is visiting for a few days. Mir Hall has been mining ia Sonora for the past year and has some very ex. eellent properties staked out. Ee states that everything looks very rosy for the mines of northern Mexico
 H. E. Dugan and H. E. Keller leave this morning for Sonora. where they will be for the next few days looking after mining properties and examining several which have been brought to the notice of the mining public dur ing the past few months. There are several others going down on today's train.
 Charles Romadka, president Of the Fl Globo Mining company, is in Doug las for few days looking after his in terests. Mir. Romadka is making ex- ceIent progress and will soon have a lot of machinery installed on the prop erty. He has several photos of the Fl Globo which give an excellent idea of the work which is being done there. This is one of the excellent properties being worked in this section.
 C. N. Gordon is in the city from trip to southern Sonora, where he is interested in number of mining claims not fa- from the Sinaloa line.
 He reports that Edward C. Gold ! smith. the mining man from this city, | in southwestern Sonora 1 over a month ago, and it is feared that he perished in the desert. At the time of his disappearance Efr. Gordon l states that Goldsmith was out in the hills on a prospecting trip. When be lid not return to camp two men. who 1 lad accompanied him. began a dili- 1 gent search, but could find TO trace of his whereabouts.
 The authorities were then notified l md the search renewed. but with 10 'e-ter success.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Indian Girl Insists on License-A MohaVe county Wallapai Indian recent ly applied to the probate clerk for a marriage license. and when it " as sug- gested to him that he could avoid ex. pense by being married in the regula- ton Indian fashion. he complained that the school had so elevated the ideas of his bride-to-be that she re- fused to marry him without the white mans ceremony was provided.-Yuma Sun
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06
Collecting Poll Tax-Citv Marsh.

Collecting Poll Tax.-City Marshal Stambaugh is out collecting the poll tax these days and is gathering in much dinero from the male inhabit- ants of the city. So far this quarter the city marshal has collected and turn cd into the city treasurer over $500. Thirty-twO saloons have taken out li- censes. The revenue from licenses will probably run close to S40.00D a year. which vii pay all the running expenses of the city and assist in making a num- Der of permanent improvements.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06
Dynamo Burned Out

One of the dynamos at the power house was burned out last night dur. ing the electrical storm and the city is without electrical power. There was no power to operate the press at the Dispatch office this morning and this issue was printed through the cour- tesy of the Bisbee Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06
Nothino from Ell Tiore Affairs.-N

news has reached Douglas from Mocte- yuma, where the lawyers representing both sides of the Fl Tigre mine cOntro- versy journeyed earlier in the week. B. F. Graham went from Yzabel to the mine on Thursday. accompanied by his auditor, Mir A. C. Davis. The fed. eral telegraph line is reported to he down and it is not likely that anything which occurs there will be known in Douglas until someone arrives from there.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Going to Clouderoft.-The excursion 10 CloudcrOft will leave Douglas tomor. row evening. The train will be a spe cial one and will go through to the summer resort up among the clouds The fare for the round trip has been placed at s1O and the tickets will be good for the return trip until Septem- Der 3Oth.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Arizona National Gusrd-The Ari zona National Guard is holding it's an. nual encampment at Prescott. The encanpnent commenced today. and will continue ten days. Colonel J. H. McClintock, of Phoenix, is in charge. Companies are present from Phoenix. Tempe. Mesa. Yuma, Flagstaff. No. sales and MOrenci Tucson is not represented. as that city has no mill. tary company.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Rain Not GensraI.-While the rain last night in Douglas was one of the heaviest to fall here during the history of the city it was only local At Bis bee there was no rain at all and there was only a mere sprinkle three miles west of the city at the ranch of James Mcclure, of the Brophy Carriage, com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Miss Lottie Huber yesterday con- ciuded a visit to her parents in this city and returned to Fl Paso. Miss Huber will graduate from the Province Hospital at Fl Paso in October as a trained nurse. She already has offer and has accepted a position as matron of a hospital in the interior of Moxi- co upon graduation at Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06
Reward for Murderers-Co

Reward for Constable Shropshire is in receipt of posters sent out by Sheriff Shanley, Of Gila county. offering s1050 for the arrest of the murderers of Plunkett and Kennedy at Livingston about three weeks ago. It seems that the murderers have made good their escape to Mexico
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06
AntsI Rnu

J. L. Obermiller. Sonora: !. T. Ke- hoe and wife. Sonora; J. C. Ryan. Fl Paso; Josephine Collins, Durango: Lie Juan W. Amador. Juarez; w. H. Hay ward, Fl Paso; w. F. Miriam. Newton. Kas.; J. NJ. Williams, Cananea; Walter Bowman. Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

James Nolan, a mining man of Bis. been, spent yesterday in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. Nj. Adamson were passengers for Bisbee this morning.
 Supervisor C. A. Taylor is going on the Cloudcroft excursion this even ing.
 J. L. Obermuller. a mining man from Sonora, arrived in town yesterday on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HcteI Queen.

Gussy Anderson. Nacozari: W. Heck; ersn. Tombstone; H. J. Stanley, Fl Pa so: J. Newman. San Francisco; J. c. Keen, NacOZari; F. NJ. Hawley. Fl Pa so: A. c. BIcNeal. Fl Paso; J. A. Tar Quaharsoa. Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06
Intarnatinnal Antsl

J. J. Crawford, Fl Paso; Mrs NJ D. Teachout, La Pera; James Nolan. Bis bee; Bertha Cornell, Bill Cram; Clara Elwood, Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

City couneiI.-The regular monthly meeting of the Douglas city council will be held on Monday night next. No special business is announced for con sideration. but the regular routine of allowing bills and paying the monthly salaries will receive attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06
VARIETY OF CASES
 IN JUSTICE COURT
INcoRRIGI1LE DOUGLAS YOUTH WILL PROBABLY BE SENT TO
 THE REFORM SCHOOL.


 This morning in the justice court Q the first case was that of the boy Ora nada. who is under arrest for the shooting of Dorame at Pirtleville last night. It was decided by the justice that this case would be held in abey- ance until the seriousness of Dorame's $ wounds were more fully determined, and the boy was released on bail.
 Mrs. Rafael Herrera was in court with her seven year old boy to make complaint against a Mexican boy nam ed Narciso. who is not a stranger in the court. notwithstanding the fact that he is only about ten years of age. NarcisO has the habit of waylayiCg g small boys that he can intimidate on their way home from the store with packages and relieve them of what ever they may have Yesterday even ing he took a pair of shoes from the Herrera boy. Judge Mcdonald stated this morning that Narciso was a fit subject for the Benson reform school, and it is likely that he will be sentenc- ed for a term there.
 Jose Hernandez is a son of the land of Montezuma, and he was escorted to the presence of Judge Mcdonald this morning by Deputy Davis and charged with being drunk and disorderly It seems that Hernandez tanked up yes terday and declared war on women. and in the vicinity of the coal chute chased a number of them into their houses, using violent and obscene Ian guage. He slept in jail as Q result and until he produces S10 (gold) he is booked for term Of ten days on the streets.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

This evening the second special ex- cursion Wal leave over the Southwest ern for Cloudcroft. Already a number of reservations have been made at Douglas for Pullman accommodation to Cloudcroft tonight and a big crowd Is also expected from Bisbee. Over one hundred people went to CloudcrOft on the excursion last month and it is expected that the train tonight will be fully as heavy. The train will be the regular No. 4 into Douglas, but will run as a special east of here and carry. No. 4 passengers and baggage to Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Going to Mountains-A. c. Curry, of the Emporium. will get away on .a- cation tomorrow and expects to be ab- sent from Douglas for a month. He will go with his family to the Huschu- cas, where he expects to find life worth living
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Agent Allbrigh: Of Wells. Targr ia Douglas, has founi it necessary to in crease the office fo 'ce here to keep ID with the growing buSiness and a new c'erk is expected this evening from Tucson to take some of The extra work. Wells, FargO's business at 1T Is Ioint has been unusually good this summer and Douglas ranks next to Bisbee in the amount of business done at any point along the Southwestern.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Superintendent Mills and Rome Az ent Colby, of Wells. Fargo Express company. with head quarters in San Francisco. are making l tour of the offices along the Soutawestcsn and are spending today at Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

E. H. White. a brother of Harry T White. of the freight office. is visitina his brother for few days. from Cali fornia.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06

Trainmaster Brown returned from El Paso this morning. where he had been on business
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-06
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-24
KANSAS NEWS.
Parsons Woman InherIts De-
ceased Brothers. Estate.
He Lived In Indiana and Was
Worth 100000.
KNEW NOT OFFORTUNE
Was Unaware That the Eastern
Brother Had Money.
Two Other Heirs But Only Al
lowed Minor Portion.

Parsons, Jan. 24.-When Mrs. Mary
Baty, residing at 22O1 Forrest avenue
received a message announcing the
death of her brother at Indianapolis,
Ind, she had not the slightest idea that
a fortune awaited her in the eastern
city. A day or two after the death. Mrs.
Baty received communication from an
attorney, informing her that the de-
ceased relative had left a will that PRO-
vided for herself, almost the entire es-
tate. valued at the least calculation So
O0c. The matter was placed in the
hands of Kimbau & Osgood of this city
and they advised Mr.. and Mrs. Baty to
at once &C to the Indiana city, for the
purpose Of looking into the affairs of
the estate. They went and Just return
cd today, verifying the lawyers state
ment to the effect that Mrs. Baty is
heir to the estate.
Kimban & Osgood have taken steps
to protect the interests Of Mrs. Basy
and are now in communication with IN
~dianapolis attorneys. with the view Of