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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-03
0DELL SUING ron PEACE-
stor, in Aibany That He Desires 10 He
Restored 10 Mr. Piau's Good Graces.

Albany. Jan ? In the heat Of last
falls campaign Gov. Odell announced
to hi- personal friends that had not David
h. Hill said that he had intended to retire
from public life on Jan. / 1905, he MIR.
OdelU would --ue a ike pronunCiamento.
Mr.. Odell then said that he had become
weary and heartsore ut the public and
private criticism hurled a. him from al
sides Yet there was story round Alb an
tonight that Mr. Odell had endeavored
10 get Senator Depew and Timothy l.
Woodruff 10 Use their influence with Mr..
Plat TO restore him in Mr.. Platts good
graces.
me Black men and Chairman Odelrs
former political adherents laughed al this
and intimat.d that. with the uoAsIble eN-
ception of Senator Bracket and Lucius ~
I.ittauer. all Of then would prefer to
swear allegiance 20 the ree-tabll~hed Re
puhlican state organization A. originally
constituted hv Mr. PLAT and his friends
than 70 compel MIR Plat 10 take back to
hi- breast the serpent which once had
stung him.
OF course Mr. Depew and Mr.. Woodruff
feel kindly toward GOV Odell now that
the Soma, orshiri question IL settled their wav
hu both the friends of Mr. Plat and The
former friends Of Mr. Odell were saying
tonight that there il a limit 10 political
a. well ~ human endurance. Mr. Odrll
ha- been invited to Mr.. Noodrlii 5 dinner
here tomorrow night. This invitation
was issued after Mr. Woodruff had had
ak with Mr. Plat in New lork city yes
terday afternoon.
Mr. Woodruff does not profess 70 rep
resent Senator Plat in preaching forbear
ance for Mr. Odell because Mr. OdelPs
political adherents and leaders have de
serted him. but rather insists that there
should be NO further retaliation against
Mr. Odell bv Mr. Platr- friends in view
Of the position he took on the Senatorial
question Senator Plat goes 10 Washing
Ion ON "Wednesday Gov Odell Will 60
from Newburgh to New York on Thurs
day.
BEFORE leaving for Newburgh this after
noon Mr. Odell vas asked II he was coming
hack To Albany after the Leg stature had
rooganized He reTli-d tartly. as usual,
am not
1t viii he renembered that before Nj
Odel wa Governor and when he was chair
man of the state committee he vas the
personal representative Of that committee
and tho state organization in legislative
halls. and that III, %. X. was necessary
before a bin could be made party
measure
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HINT or EIRLI PEACE.
London Paper says II Has Good Authority
for E1peeiInK II.

sfsrii CdNe Dsspd,ei 10 TIN SUI
LoNDoN. Jan. 3.The Standard gives
prominence to long but vague state
ment implying that it has information that
peace will be arranged soon 1t must be
snld that the statement, which the paper
declares is important. is not particularly
convincing The capture of Port Arthur
il j. said, has removed a great obstacle
20 peace 80 far as Japan il concerned, but
Russia'- willingness for peace can be only
represented 10y hypothetical statements
Good authority" IS cluimed for the
statement that Japan would probably
consider the following terms: The parma
nent japanese occupation of Saghaien. a
Japanese protectornte in Corea: the cession
OF Port Arthur 10 japan, with absolute
discretion regarding its retrocession to
China; that the Russian railways in Man
churia be placed under an international
board, with a performance of Chinese
members. and that Russia pay an indemnity
to Japan.
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AEWyraR"SN0W lNDICE"PtRrI-
Given VIM Oriental Features at the Gerard
fnr Officers OF the Texas

Mr.. ana Mrs Alfred Arthur Brooks gave
a snow and ice party al the Gerard. IN West
Forty-fourth street, last night In honor
of Ensign Comfort. a relative. Two sailors
Of the hattle4hip Texas danced hornppes.
Nine Albert. T.aparte Van SAINT. Charles
Harrreaves. Nine. NJ Bartlett, ". Won
Klenner. Miss Dornon and Marngh Donahey
de Saruk sang and Masa&d did little mind
reading for the guests. Prof. Moulvi Bas
and NJ Rudah recited, Nine. Ottliie gave a
coon song KonedslSi Davis played the
violin and Mrs Spence gave dialec, reci-
tations
Among The invited guests we're officers
Of the hattleship Texas. Mrs. lehecSon
Davis and many more.
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1T MAY LEAD TO PEiCF.
Andrew u. whites Views on the Enect
ot the Fan Of Port Arihnr.

ITHACA. Jan. :. The Hon. Andrew D.
White, member Of the Hague tribunal.
and formerly Ambassador to Russia and
10 Germany when informed Of the taking
Of Port Arthur 10y the Japanese. said
Il firmly believe and hope that the Rus
slams will now listen TO reason and that
some satisfactory terms Of peace may now
he arranged by the Hague tribunal or
elsewhere, between the two great Powers
BY the taking OF this important strong
hold the war must present such increased
difficulties 10 the Russians, both on land
and on sea. that the japanese will have
a vast advantage in various ways while
the Russian forces viii be correspondngly
discouraged
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LAIN - NINIsTER ELlrkD.
Question Now OF How Long Russia MN
Fight. He SAYS


WAsH1sG1oN. Jan Minister Takahira
md the attacbls of the japanese Legation
hero we're hiphly ola,ad when tho news
was received Of tho IAN ~ Port Arthur
The Japanese flag flew over the legation
MI dav AZ the receutinu ar tho White
House to-day the .lau,ne., ropro-entatives
ta,riad long and were fb, rociuien,s of
many congratiIIation. The Russian at
taob64 Withdrew very soon after enaetipe
the President
Minister Takabira said that be did M,
think that the effect Of tie capitulation
would be 80 great ulol japan a. it would
h, upon Russia
anf course" he sand .nir victory al
Port Arthur viii be greatly encouraging 10
the japanese people. rr tho most eject
will be on Russia. Whether or not they
will continue the .tn.rele a- long AS they
would had they been able 10 hold Port
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MoRE TROOPS ron ol4uA.
Rcenforcements Arriving AT Dalny 10
GO North

'r1ciaf r9b'f Dftp1ffh 70 I'm NrN,
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. "A despatch 10
the BoWse Gdzeue from Mukden says 1t Is
learned from Chinese source that Japanese
recruits. who have finished their training
are beginning 70 arrive at Dany II l.
believed that 10000 of them will arrive
during January They will be sent to
reinforce Field Marshal Oyama on the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-03

may do 10. and we viii welcome them
The entire stat Of the Japanese Legation
universally admires the great defense
made by Gen. Stoessel. 1t * also the
belief that the Russian prisoners will not
be permitted to 60 entirely free No
opportunity will be given them to join the
main army at Mukden
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-03
Iu.t,ce Werner's Successor.

ALBANY. Jan Gov Higgins this
afternoon appointed Nathaniel Foote OF
Rochester a. Justice OF the Supreme
Court for the Seventh Judicial district
I'm the place Of Justice William f. Werner.
Uhn resi- inod 10 accept the nomination Tor
A--ocisfI Judge 81 The Court Of Appeals.
10 which 10 was elected m November.
The Go,trnor al-o made formal announce
ment OF he appointment of Frank +. Per
lev of Ndw York as secretary 10 the Gov
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III sI>EsS NOTICES.

Mr.. Windows soothing syrup for children
iecihiug, soften, the gums reduces Inflammation
aiiays pain. cures wind collie darfhra. .6c bottle
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BALTIC FLEET REPORTED.
RoJcst'ensI,>'S ships Now on tho NADIA
Rasvar Coast.

SPIRAL C.5's DsspG'rr % TEF SrS
TAMATAv. Island Of Madagascar Jan >
The Baltic fleet. under Admiral Roiest-
vensky anchored yesterday at Sainte Marie
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Sainte Marie is an island belonging to
France, N the northeast coast of MAZDA
gasCar
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nrAnANrrrn crRE ton rnrs

Itching, bnnu. bleeding ProlWdinE IileS
Your nrlgElst siii refund money n IAZO OlNT-
uKH1 fAih " Oure you IN 10 10 days soo.-AsI
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CENtTER RIBS.

Great PinelAun Cemetery. Pals acres. r..l
ana eefrnH reasonable. 70 W, AIh ST. y. Y.
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TO CURE 4 COLD N ONE DAY

TAX, LAXATIVE Brorno Qglnine Tablets. All drug.
giIts refund the money n Il fails 70 cure. p "
Groves signature u ca each eo1. 2Se--Aeh
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CITY TRUST co
OF NEW YORK.
80 WALL STREET.

OFFICERS.
JAMES ROSS CtHHAN. President.
joins ID. tRIMMINS, NIcc-Prcsident.
GEORGER. SIELDON.2d Nice-Prcsd't.
ARTIiI n TERRY. secretary
WALTER ". LEE. asst. Secretary.
STATEMENT, DECEMBER 3Ist, 1904.
RESOURCES.
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COY. OptIL: ! thank YOU for the
cnrdiality Of your welcome appreciation
from one Of your skill and experience Is
praise indeed. A. Governor ~ New York
YOU have for the past four years heen one
of the prominent figures IN oar national
life You have dsdained the empty gldries
Of things said and have strlycn only 10
leave behind you an honorable record Of
things done. III your acts have not always
won for You the insoughi praise ~ popu-
lnrity. no one can galnsHy your power Of
initiative. your force ar determination.
your untirinR energy and your sense 81
personal responsibility.
Upon your recommendations direct
taxation has been practically abolished
and departmental administer has been
revolutionzed. BY your veto salutary
legislation has been protected from mutila-
ton and reckless legislation has been
checked Criticism and condemnation have
not swerved you from your purpose. Your
plans have been fearlessly and wisely
formulated and thoroughly and COM
petently executed. You retire from office
with the proud consciousness that you
have rendered faithful service 20 the State
that will long be remembered In ia history.
FELLOW CITIZENS, II Ia an old but useful
maxim that II is not FOR him 10 boast
who puts his armor on before the battle.
but for him who nuts II of after tho victory
~ won With ara abiding sense ~ the re-
spunsipiiue- imposed upon mo 10y the con-
i.litutoual oatn faithfully Ia discharge the
duties Of the Office Of Governor 10 tho best
Of my sbilty, | begin my administration
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
GREENE EXPLORATION PARTY.
Returns to El Paso After Hurried Wis it to Cananea, and Departed Yes terday for Trip Into
 Sierras.

The Greene exploration party re- turned to Fl Paso on Sunday night af- ter a visit of only one day at the big copper camp across the border. A special train conveyed the party from Naco to Fl Paso over the E. P. & s. W., leaving Douglas Sunday afternoon at 3:3O.
 Yesterday morning the private car was attached to the Mexican Central at Fl Paso and the party left for the City of of Chihuahua. It is expected they will return to Fl Paso the latter end of the present week and then go out over the Sierra Madre road.
 Professor Hill, the geologist, said that the plans were to spend at least month on this trip along the lines of the Sierra Madre, visiting numberless points in the state of Chihuahua.
 While the visitors were at Cananea, two additional members were added to the party, which now consists of P. B. Hill, a photographer; c. F. Karns, an engineer; Frank H. Fayant, author; Prof. Edmund O. Hovey, geologist: i: John Seward, mining engineer; R. J. Hartman and his secretary, John c. Beatty.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

profound congratulation to all con cerned.
 During the period of development work, which was accompanied by acute silence on the outside. even the chronic Bnocker failed to avail him self of the occasion, while the faith of the stock holders, many of whom reside in Michigan, was unshaken and the new turn in affairs comes to them as a golden reward for the confidence they have ever imposed in the man ageEnent.
 The new stock issue for the pur-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

While so many THerito-;oas proper ties in Cockise county have received a black eye through incompetent guidance. or deliberate, designing and lnercenary mismanagement. it is re- freshing to note an occasional excep- tion where a sound property was the subject of conscientious. competent and economic management.
 The Exposed Reef in the Huachucas is one of the best low grade gold pro- positions in the territory. But con tinuous fakes and fiascos have fairly put it out of commission. The Black Diamond in the Dragons IS pronounc ed by every practical miner who ever worked there to be a splendid copper property, but the recent charge de af- fairs have driven it onto the rocks, from which it will be difficult to res cue.
 The Hrachuca Consolidated has been peculiarly blessed both in regard to resources of the property and the hands into which the helm of the enterprise has fallen.
 The report shows that the develop ment fund, including S2.000 cleaned up by their store, amounted in all to $2i.- 900.
 The manner in which this modest sum, hardly enough to do a weeks pumping in some properties. was ex- pended for the benefit of the property and the shareholders is without a parallel perhaps in the history of the territory.
 There were no salaried officers. There were no bay-windowea man sions and red-roofed stables for con- pany pap suckers. Nh red automO- piles, fast horses nor style to be paid out of this little fund.
 Out of this sum s15,5T8 was expend. ed in actual digging, resulting in lay ing bare about 5000 feet of ledge mat ter.
 Roads and trail construction took $1,374.30. Mine equipment. buildings all strictly necessary-store. stock and fixtures and unavoidable inciden- tai expenses come in, leaving small balance remaining in the treas ury. There are in visible and sub stantial assetts nearly $10.000 remain ing to tEe credit of tilc company.
 During all this time no fake reports were indulged in. The shareholders staked their respective sums more on the judgment and integrity Of the management than anything else. and when the excellent report finally ap- peared, it was no urp='ss.
 While scores of Iainins combina- tions are struggling by every con ceivable means to cover up the truth. | the Huachuca Consolidated is proud | to disclose the facts. The truth is | what they are after. They invite in spection and challenge gay refutation | of the truth of their report.
 This record is in rare contrast to | that of so many others which have clouded the history of mining in this territory and ought to be a source of |
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

The consolidation to be oT not to be has been the sole topic of cOnversa tion in mining circles in Bisbee to the exclusion of everything else since the story appeared on authority from Du- luth as printed in Sunday mornings Review.
 Additional advices received from Duluth yesterday confirms the origi- nal story with some changes in the proportion for which the new stock is to be exchanged for the old.
 On Monday Broker Frank Graf de- parted for Fl Paso. where he has pri- vate wire connection with all eastei fl brokers MT. Graf immediately piac- ed himself in communication with the brokerage firm of Paine. Webber & Go. at Duluth, and asked for informa- tion regarding the consolidation plans of the Bonanza Circle companies.
 On yesterday the Review received a special from Fl Paso containing Paine, Webber's statement regarding the proposed consolidation:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
TRAINS BADLY DELAYED.
Rock Island Snow Bound in Texas and New Mexico and Unable to
 Turn a Wheel.

Passengers who arrived from Fl Paso last evening announce that Rock island trains from the East are hope lessly snow bound, and no trains are expected in Fl Paso until tomorrow. There has been no trains in Fl Paso over the Rock Island since Saturday. The snow is reported especially bad near Bucklin and Dalhart. Trains on the Texas & Pacific are also being de- layed on account of snow and ice near St. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

and Is now on the road. MT, Hans bourgh says this will do much for the mining interests of that section
 which he thinks has many promis- ing prospects that will be dividend paying mines before long. He will return in few days to push the de- yelopment work on the properties in which he is interested.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
What Paine, Webber Says.
 (SDecial to ReyieW.l

Fl Paso, Tex, Feb. 14.-The state ment issued by Broker Frank Graf in Bisbee on Saturday afternoon on the authority of Fred Merit, of Duluth. re- garding the proposed consolidation of the Bonanza Circle companies. is cor rect, with some little changes regard ing the proposed schedule for ex- change of stock. This morning Mir. Frank Graf wired from the Fl PasO office over the private brokers wire to Paine, Webber at Duluth. asking for confirmation, and received the fol- lowing:
 "The new consolidated company is
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
SHELTER FOR cUMPAs.

A. L. Hansbourgh, a mining man of Cumpas. Mexico. is in town on busi- ness connected with some mining properties in which he is interested. He says the Verde company is at work grading for its 150 ton smelter and the machinery has been ordered
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
CONSOLIDATION STORY CONFIRMED
 ADVcFS FR0M DIIIIITH Sn TFlI
STANDS ABOUT AS FIRST GIVEN

fluctuations are no criterion of what may develop tomorrow or next day. It IS reported that the leading bull inter- ests are still working on the bull side. Sales, 800, 100. Money, per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

pose of erecting a reduction plant very properly gives the sturdy old share holders every reasonable pref erence.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

 HUAGHUCA PROPOSITIONS
OLD MOUNTAIN MINING COUN- TRY PREPARING TO REIN
 TER LISTS CREDITABLT.

Clean Proposition of Merit-San- guine Of Success With the inotalla- ton of Its Machinery-is in Good Shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
C. & A. Dividend.

At meeting of the directors of the Calumet & Arizona Mining company held yesterday at Calumet, a dividend of $1.50 and 50 cents extra was declar- ed. At yesterdays meeting this was the only business transacted.
 Advices from the copper country last night was to the effect that trad ing in the Bonanza Circle stocks was active, and that there was bette, prices in sight.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
Bonanza Circle Quotations.
Copper and Produce Markets.

New York, Feb. 1.-The copper and produce markets closed as follows: Copper-15 1-2.
 Cotton-May, 7.35.
 Wheat-May, 11S.O; July, 1O16. Pork-12.S7.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

Money on call, 2 per cent. Sales, S00,100 shares.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

MT. and Mrs. E. H. Robinson are visitors here from Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if 4 fails to cure. E. w. Groves sIgua- lure is on each box. 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
New York Stocks.

New York Stocks.
 (By direct wire to Broker Frank J. Graf. Copper Queen Hotel buildingl New York. Feb. 14.-Speculation to- day was small with a narrow market, which was easily influenced by small buying or selling orders. Today's
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
CHANCES ARE IN THE RATIO OF EXCHANGE C.&A DECLARES $I.50 WITH soc EXTRA
 MICHIGAN ADvICES SAY BETTER MARKE I

to have S.2O0.OOO snayes at $1O per share The present c. & A stock is to be exchanged for the new stock at the ratio of six shares of the new stock for one of the old c. & P, three for one; L. S. & P. ? 1-2 for one; P & D. and Junction 1-2 each. The opinion here among stockholders is that it will take several months to perfect the reorganization.
 tSigned) FRANK J. GRAF & Co.,"
 The consolidation plan has now been confirmed by Fred Merit, of Du- luth; Geo. A. Hewitt. of Ishpeming, and Paine, Webber & Co.,, of Duluth. That this plan has been decided upon by the heaviest stockholders of the company can not be longer doubted. and it only remains for the propoaed plans of consolidation to be worked out 10 become effective.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
BUY LOTS IN MASON ADDITION
 LOW PRICES-EASY TERns

Be wise and buy Bisbee lots while prices low and terms easy Calculate the paid for rentals in life time be investment of your money u lots in Mason Addition now will make you independent in later years.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-15
Savings lead to wealth!

The old story You have heard many people say, Had bought real estate in Bsbee five years ago would have been very profitable investment The same thought will be expressed live years from
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Soma Recital

Miss Frances Gordon, pupil of Min
ME Porter Baldwin of the Occidental
school of music, gave song recital
Monday evening in the hall of letters
chapel Occidental college. Miss Cor
don is a charming girl with beautiful
clear soprano voice and the songs
given by her were greatly enjoyed by
the large company of friends who gath
cred to hear her. 1t was in some of
the simple ballads that her sweet voice
was shown to best advantage. Miss
Bertha Palmer assisted as pianist.
Following is the program given by
Ter: "The sweetest Flower That
Blows" (Hawley); Crossing the Bar"
Buck); zone Spring Morning"
(Nevin); HE Shall Feed His Flock, -
recit and aria from messiah" (Han-
deb; piano, "Fantasie in Minor"
(MozarD; "Slumber Sea" (Chisholm) {;
Nightingale and Rose" (NevinD; "Sil-
yer Ring" (Chaminade) "My Lady's
Bower (Hope Temple); piano, "Sere-
made (Rheinberger; "Serenade"
(SchuberD. violin obligato played by
Stanley McPhersom "Ritournelle"
(Chaminade); "Jerushy" (Gaynor) ;
when the Heart Is Young" (Buck) 4;
piano, Impromptu, Op. 90, No.
(Schubert.).
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07

pioneer families of Los Angeles and
niece of Henry T. Hazard, ex-mayor OF
Los Angeles. She is a graduate OF the
Los Angeles high school and of the
Dread institute of Boston, Mass, where
she took a course preparatory 10
teaching Mr.. Folsom is graduate or
the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
iology and also attended at Throop
before going east. He is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Folsom of Portland,
Ore, formerly of Ellendale place.
Tuesday evening. June 20, is the time
set for the wedding, which will be
solemnized in st. Johns Episcopal
church.
Still a fourth announcement which
has created much interest in certain
circles is that of Miss Mollie Samuel
son, daughter of Mrs. F. Samuelson of
Chicago, and Jacob Isenstein of Los
Angeles. July is the month in which
the marriage will occur, but the date
has not yet been set
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Dancing Party

Mrs. w. j. Davis of 2 Chester place
entertained with a dancing party in
honor of the sixteenth anniversary of
the birth of her son, John Allen Davis,
and Miss Helen Bryant, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver p Bryant of 15O3
Magnolia avenue, Friday evening.
Mustard and ferns were used in the
attractive decorations in the rooms
where dancing was enjoyed, and in the
dining room where supper was served
white roses were used. Mrs. Edward
L. Doheny and Mrs. Bryant assisted
the hostess.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Unique Garden

A delightful and unique entertain
ment for which invitations have been
issued will be that given by Mrs. F..
C. Foy and the Misses Foy at their
home on the San Rafael ranch next
Saturday afternoon. The affair is to
be a reception and garden party and
the guests will be entertained for part
of the afternoon in the Arroyo Seco,
where one of Shakespeare's pastoral
plays will be given under the direction
of Garnet Holme. The pretty play
with the outdoor setting will be nov
city to the three or four hundred guests
who will witness 1t. Tea will be served
out of doors and the hostesses will be
assisted by several prominent women.