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of the next dividend being 200 Reg ular." The annual statement of the company. to be issued in few days, will doubtless tend to again strengthen the stock in the market.
 L. s. & P. and P. & D. have not been so active this week. but brokers say the success of any stock in the Boston market stimulates new invest ments in the listed sto' '-s and from those into the Arizona curbs. S" hat activity in Bonanzas may be cked for at any time quite independently of any actual new developments at the properties.
 Lawson's latest talk effort" was scarcely noticed here and the public lis learning to forget him and his news paper talk.
 Some of our Michigan people con tinue to assert that shares in our
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The Boston Commercial makes the following mention of "Frenzied Fi- nance" and Thomas W. Lawson
 One of the most remarkable things about the Frenzied Finance campaign of Thomas W. Lawson is the fact that he has been taken with absolute seri- ousness by ninety per cent of those people living away from financial cen ters who are interested enough 10 read his magazine articles and his adver- tisements. Nine out of ten of -he business men who visit Boston from western cities sPeek admiringly of Lawson and the work he is doing.
 How long it will be before the pub lie as a whole begins to anaiyze Mc Lawson's statements with care, is a
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sen has evolved The pernicious fea- lures Of t stand out 50 prominently that it would seem that all must -ec- ognize them at a glance. If anarchy, communism or any other revolution ary system were desired. it would be better 10 resort to arms than to adopt g policy which would not fail to wreck business and starve a very great pro- portion Of the population.
 And then, again, perhaps when the selling begins MT. Lawson will buy. as he asserted he did when he broke Amalgamated price a few weeks ago It was all right for Lawson; but how about the fellows who sold on his ad- vice?
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in part:
 Last Feoruary at our annual meet ing which was held in Nogales. Asiz.' the present officers and directors of the company purchased what is known as the La Juarez group of gold and sil- yer mines. These properties are To- cated in the JuaIez Mountains, Dis trict of Altar. Sonora. Mexico. and lie In the goth league. free gene of Sono- ra, Mexico.
 The purchase price of this property was 45.003 According to the treas urer's -eport of February l5, 1904. the
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WILL MINE PLAcERs.

J. k. Cass. brother Of Judge Cass, CT Douglas. arrived in this city from his home fa Tyron. Pa. Tuesday and left this morning for the Sonora rives phcers with AIitt Quinner- TheH took team and will drive 10 Froa- teras aad from tbere to the placer fields near Bacoachi. Mir Cass is the owner of eight large paper mills in Pennsylvania and ow.ns the wood
 pulp mills from which his psper is made. He is not in any ~ay connect
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Better an Armed Conflict than Such an Assault Upon the People

vestors ard it is quite difficult 10 get good } pen cent real estate invest .ments. Any increase in the demand for this class of investments would greatly inflate prices, and the moment that securities of railroad and indus trial companies began to decline they would yield increasing returns and thus present far greater opportunities Ito investors. The tide would quickly begin 70 turn and the money hoarding trust would be broken.
 It seems a waste of space, howeN CT. and a reflection upon the good sense of our readers to proceed with the an- alysis of such a stupenduously nonsen- sical proposition as the one AIr Law
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compelled to give up more than S10,- 000,JcD under the secretary of the Teasu:y's recent call for government deposits and tha1 Cuba will probably call upon the United states for s1p.- 000,GJ0 more in the debt arrangements about the first of February.
 The bank surplus doubled last Sst- urday, however and put the figures above normal at this time of the year so that the offerings (especialfy of call mOney) increased to an extent that forced rates lower than before
 Lenders are seeking borrowers in the time markets, where the rates are much less than can be obtained from the returns on investments in most of the middle grade dividend paying stosks. It is therefore easy to under stand why the investment securities are in request.
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a strong market in Amalgamated. the local disposition has been 10 sell cop per stocks rather than 10 buy. This disposition has been restricted almost wholly to the traders, however, brOk- CTS and the larger interests in copper stocks being almost to a man bullish on this particular class of stocks.
 With copper selling around 15 12 cents. the producing companies are en- toying a period of almost unprecedent- ed prosperity. True. there are some reasons for the belief that the price Of the metal may sag back a fraction or perhaps a cent per pound; but in view of the fact that almost none of the coppers at present quotations would be selling high even on a 13-
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money hoarding trust, as Mir Lawson suggests. the progress of our coun- try's industrial development would he set back twenty years and all classes of people would suffer as they never had before The whole proposition would be as suicidal as would uni versal strike, and almost as foolish as wculG q universal agreement to dis continue breathing or drinking water.
 Take, for instance. the proposition that the money released by the sale Of securities could be invested in gov eTnment, state and city bonds, or real estate. The bonds referred to are now in such tremendous demand that they yield only 2 to 1-2 percent to in-
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factory and probably hereafter new ventures here will be on the latter plan.
 Mining activity in the Lake Super ior district is ve.y extensive and the spring-is sure to witness q great deal Iof exploratory work on new ground. The snow is now several feet deep or the level ano We get more of fl each day. The great hockey game of the season is to take place at HoazA:on this week with Calumet pitted against the Portage Lakes and scalpe1s are asking s10 a piece for entrance tick cts.
 Buy Bonanza Circle shares and hang on to them is the "wise word" one gets oh every side here and inde- ing by results so far obtained it is certainly good advice.
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matter of interest, for when this anal
 ysis begins, MT. Lawson will quickly
 lose what little influence he is still
 able to exert.
 ment, for instance, he sets up the claim that the public could quickly get square with the system" if it would sell all its holdings of stocks and bonds. and then withhold from circulation the money received until prices had declined 50 per cent He then proceeds to advise the sellers not to reinyest a dollar of the proceeds save in Government. State and city bonds. or real estate, until prices have come down in Wall street.
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h his weekly copper letter, Gee Walker says:
 Copper continues strong. Lake is selling at 15 5-S cents and eiecuolyuo at 15 IS to 15 1-4 cents per pound. The market has been quite active during the present week. a ve-y large pTopor- ton of the buying having been by domestic consumers, who have con tracted for deliveries as far ahead as April. Notwithstanding the pres lent high range of prices, consuming interests are disposed to have conf dence in the situation and to look forward for the maintenance of the current range of quotations for long time 10 come.
 While it is the natural assumption
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ed with the paper trust He is visit ing the placers to give them care ful examination and 10 make arrange ments for working them on a large scale. These placers are said 10 be the richest in Soilora and with a sup ply of water for hydraulic mining they can be made to pay wonderful profits. If Mir. Cass finds he Is suited with the situation water win be brought from the Sonora river and 'siuice boxes will be installed and the dirt washing will be started as soon a. possible.
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that copper consumption will be cur tailed by the ruling high prices, there always having been a disposition to discriminate against the metal when the price got above 15 cents in the past, it is not impossible that the present year may prove an exception to the established rule All of the commodities that enter into compe- ti;ion with copper are also selling high, thus relatively reducing the temptation to substitute other mate ials.
 Foreign consumers have been buy ing quite freely at high prices and ex- ports for the month of January prom ise to be close to 20,510 long tons The decrease in the foreign visible
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Biz Cash Showing Ores Into Douglas From Over the Border ~ nGt" a

Agua Prieta. The Bocoachi trade is
 much larger than is commonly sup posed and this year will be e,much more important than last for several big mining propositions are under way in that district The Clancy mines. the Swansea, the Guadalupe. the Cass pla- Ger enterprise, the Phelps-Dodge mines and many others Of equal i'm portance are just beginning to get down to business in the district ana
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company had a balance in the treas ury of sl5,13915. but We had ro mar ket whereby we could sell stock of she company 10 realize sufficient funds to guarintee the payment on the La JuaIez property and to install ma chipery necessary to operate it. We
 want to advise you that today We have placed sso,000 worth of bonos of the company, and hold s20.0O0 worth to be sold 10 the stockholders. We have paid on purchase the sum of s20.- 900, and are prepared to make fur ther payment an February lst of $l0.-
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ment now in progress in Sonora the business of this year will be much better than last year and Agua Prieta viii become one of the greatest ship ping points on the border. The com pletion of the wagon road from Turf cachi 10 Bocoachi will be the cause of much greater traffic through Doug las and Agua Prieta, as all the mach inery and supplies that now go
 though Cananea will be passed at
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imal products including fresh meat, hides and verison, that passed through the custom house amounted to 21,509 kilogrames, valued at s4,- III; 41,430 kilogrames of fruit valued te $2,3S2 and PFC cords of fire wood
 were passed into the United States. The total value of all the exports and crease in the colume of business has raised the class of the customs house one grade With the many develop
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Douglas. Jan. 2s.-Sr Antonio Maza the vice cousul Of Mexico iE this city has made out his annual rep ost tO ne sent 10 the City of Mexico to be en- bodied in the official bulletin. The re
 port is very flarterirg to Douglas It goes at length :Bto a description of the industries of this city, and the progTess of the last year in building and business of all kinds including ;he copper output of the snpeltetrs. In
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The annual meeting of the Sonora Milling & Mining company. which was orgaized four years ago by Con. O'Keefe. ct al, of Nogales. will be held in Phoenix in February. A circular letter sdat out to the stockholders states that at this meeting it will undoubtedly be decided to start opera tions on this property at once and purchase machinery. J. H. Smith, of Utica. N. r., is now president of the company and general manager as well.
 The letter to the stockholders says
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imports is $l,333,3S5 gold coin and is s124,932 more than in 19J3 This in- 1904. 1s.47G tons of copper were eX- ported from Sonora through Agua PIiefa. This copper was valued in Mexican money at s1,1l0,564; $S0S.- 335 is the value in Mexican money of the silver exported, and 1,2Ss, (561
 the yalue of all the ores beside copper that were shipped through this port
 in rhe last twelve months. The an
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ducing the extension of shortage
 Considered from all directions and including the views from what may
 De called the inside the stock market lis not likely to decline much under anything short of a calamity. and the prospects for improvement are con .sidered good. provided legitimate methods are employed in the opera ton fer bette prices. Conservative bullishness reigns in the best quarters Of the stateo ( HTBGMQKrb Of the 1treet where it is said that perhaps, if Congress was out oI the way. greater confidence would gener ally rule in the sound financial and good industrial situations.
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great quantities of machinery will bo shipped in. Douglas would have this trade if the above road was finished. The completion of the Greene road
 from San Jose to Agua Prieta Will bring this trade here anyway. but it
 will be some months before this road can be in operation. This road will greatly increase the Agua Prieta GUS
 tom house traffic and the business on this side of the line.
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Attorney Richardson left today for Moctezuma on legal business connect ed with the Estrella de Plata property.
 s. C. Lloyd arrived in Douglas yes terday from Duncan, where he has been in the poultry business, on his way to Philadelphia He will remain here for several days.
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Goo, making total payment of sS0,- GOO. This leaves a payment 10 be mace on June l, 1905. of S15,oo0. which will complete the purchase of ihe property
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reflects unsoundness in the copper or stock market situation as a whole. the incident will probably be soon forgot ten.
 There are half doxen copper stocks hat ere selling much lower than tfey should. Some of these will undoJbt- edly come into public and speculative favor soon and the others la Ter on. Improvement. coming in one stock af- fer another. always has the effect eventually of starting the wlole list think the best of the cOppers should be bought on all reactions.
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Collector Baker. of this dis,r.ct Of the custcms service. arrived last sveu- ing from Fl Paso.
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Charles Lachance left this morning for Fl Paso. where he goes on busi- ness with Houck and Deiter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-12
HANGING OF mary ROGERS /
PROVED A BuNGL|NG MESS

and I don't know who tho deputies
were that held on the rope. did not,
1t will be the last hanging in this
state"
C. A. Mccarthy, the only one of Mrs,
Rogers counsel present at the execu-
tion. said concerning the execution:
when the body shot down after
the trap Lad been sprung. the feet of
the woman struck the chamber floor,
and. as the body swung, the feet
dragged on the floor. 1t was awful to
see. Several deputy sheriffs on the
scaftold leaped forward and seized the
rGre and dragged the woman clear of
the ilooi, and there they held her. Tux
ing turns relieving each other. for
fuortneen long minutes until the wo-
mans life had been strangled out of
her. Within an hour, the body had
been cut down and placed in a cas-
ket, which was inclosed In a pine box.
which was hurried Immediately to the
station, where 1t became the object of
examination by the morbidly curious.
The body was shipped from here on
the 2:55 train for Hoosick Falls,
N. Y"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-12
CAR DESERTED
NOW PRACTICALLY A PRISONER
AT TsARsKoE-sELo
Manehurlan Army viii Not support
the Government--Armcd Work.
~, ingncn Made Deciara- ~, !
tions.

st. Petersburg, Dec. SIT Is report
ed that the czar has been deserted by
most of the grand dukes and Is prac-
tically a prisoner. at Thasskoe-Selo.
According to an ultimatum issued
by armed workingmen, through the
Union of Unions, IL is declared that
they will constitute the next govern
ment. In reference to Premier Witte,
II says:
I'VE hear that the Sebastopol muti-
neers are to be shot. Cancel the SEN
.tence immediately or we will precipi-
tate universal strike"
Dispatches from the Manchurian
army say that they will not support
the government.
Advices received from the Caucasus
state that regular battles are being
fought in the Osurgety district, where
armed bands are holding back the Cos
sacks. A detachment of Cossacks that
attempted to disperse mob was COM
pletely annihilated. Fresh outbreaks
are feared and reinforcements Of Cos
sacks are being hurried to the district.
PICTURED AS A CANNIBAL.
st. Petersburg. Dec. Especial edi-
tions of newspapers have been pub
lished here. urging the resignation
og Governor Central Durnovo of Mos
COW. The papers caricature Durnovo
as cannibai devouring workmen.
POSTAL WAGE INCREASE.
st. Petersburg. Dec. 9.--hTe govern
ment has announced its intention OF
giving the postal employees increased
wages the coming year, as an induce
ment for the men to return to their
places. Besides this, all those who re-
turn at once are TO be given loans
and extra Christmas payments.
SAYS CZAR IS WELL.
St. Petersburg. via Eydtkuhen, Dec.
Am American ship builder, who
was received In audience by the czar
recently. says that his majesty is In
splendid physical condition and re-
CARDS the present situation hopefully
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-12

millions Of stock from Mr.. Hyde. He
said that Paul Morton was president
of the Equitable to reform Its meth
ods for the benefit Of the policy hold
ers.
Mr.. Ryan admitted in his testimony
that Mr.. Hartman wanted to share
with him In the purchase OF the Equit-
able stock from James Hazen Hyde.
He said that he refused to let Mr..
Hartman in on the deal because he
wanted to share in the purchase alone
and did not want to be hampered In
his plans regarding new trustees by
men who had been connected with
other companies.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-12

and he broke loose without any tros.
BILE. She was getting worried. Sne
tried 1t third time, and when he
broke loose again saw that ehe
couldn't tie him.
Let me do It, told her.
81 took the rope--a piece OF clothes
line. I said to Rogers:
"'Kneei down and put your hands
behind YOU
"He thought It was fun and lneeIed
down. I tied his hands behind him
and he struggled but could not get
loose. His back was towards May.
II gave her signal and she drew
kerchief from her bosom. She pour
ed few drops on her handkerchief
not very much and put her arms
around his neck. Suddenly she drew
his head back in her lap. The move
threw him on his hands, which were
behind him, so he was doubly help
less. Then she put the handkerchief
to his nose. He sputtered. Sud
denly she empties the vial on the
handkerchief. completely saturating
1t He began to struggle.
MAY, what does this meant hs
asked, heaying his body. What does
1t meant
Jump on his legs she said.
IL jumped on his legs to hold him.
May had him gripped around the
neck and pressed the handkerchief
against his nose. His struggles were
terrible. He threw me of as IL ha1
been kitten. He got one hand rreo
and used 1t to help himself.
But May chung to him and never
once did the handkerchief get away
from his nose. She had the grip of
o tiger. He struggled and flung him
self and her on the ground. and every
time came near him heave of his
legs or his free arm would throw me-
off.
while he struggled, his breath
was deeper. Suddenly he became
more quiet, and In moment he was
limp. May chung to him, even after
he was quiet, pressing the chloro-
form.soaked handkerchief down over
his face. When all was over she got
up"
The body was rolled into the river,
note was left, purporting to have
been written by Rogers, that he had
drowned himself Mrs. Rogers un-
seemiy haste in her efforts to collect
the life Insurance and other damning
circumstances led to her arrest and
'Sndictment. Perharn confessed and
was sent to Windsor Prison for life.
Mrs, Rogers was found guilty on De.
cember %. 1903, and she was sent
enced to be hanged In the first Friday
In last February. She was thrice re.
prieved by Governor Bell, the secon
reprievc expiring last June.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-12
MANY HOMELESS
AWFUL RESULTS FOLLOW THE
THROWING OF A BOMB
Whole Block In Hoboken, N. j., Wiped
out-severai Firemen injured.
Hospital Patients En-.



New York, Dec. S.--Fire that is be-
iieyed to have been caused by q dyna-
mite bomb. destroyed nearly a block
of buildings tonight in Hcboken. N. j..
and rendered homeless 150 families.
consisting of more than 400 persons.
The entire fire departments Of Ho-
boken and Jersey City were called out.
to subdue 1t. Four of the fire fighters
were injured. but none seriously.
When the great blaze that had eaten
up factory and sixteen tenements
houses hau died to a red glow, two
small two-story buildings alone re-
mained In the square block bounded
by Jefferson, Adams, Third and Fourth
streets.
Heroic work saved st. Francis Ro.'
man Catholic church. Not blocl,
away from 1t was st. Mary's hospital
and church, the former containing 500
patients The patients were on the
verge of panic, when the sisters sooth-
ing methods quieted them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-12
Actor pnl settIes..

Cleveland, o.. Dec. s.--Max Dill
starring with Clarence Kolb In II. o.
u" at the Lyceum this week. made a
settlement with his wife today, and
her Injunction, tieing up the show,
was dissolved by Judge Kennedy. Dill
agreed to pay $3.50 In cash. $50 for
attorneys fees and SIPS monthly for
six months and 500 month after
that during the pendenoy Of the a.
vorce suit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-12
ONE MAN PO...'Ea
Attorney coiston Says It Was the
undoing of C. II. g. o. Road.

Cincinnati. o., Dec. 8.-One-man
power was the undoing of the Cincin-
natl. Hamilton G. Dayton road, accord
ing to Col. Edward ,CClston. attorney
for Receiver Judson Harmon.
Zimmerman and Hollins were In
absolute ccntrol and got anything
they asked for" said Colston today. III
the directors had done some thinking
for themselves, the affairs of the road
might never have come to this pass.
Il don't believe there has been any
crookedness. but we may discover
extravagrance." ta. .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-12
SIx-DAY RACE
eedeH and eedeil and Root and Fo<

eedeH and eedeil and Root and Fo<
ger Lead.
Madison Square Garden, New York,
Dec. R-At 10 O'clock the score In
the six-day bicycle race wail: -
Bedell and Bedell and Root and
Bolger. 1.194 miles. 6 laps; Wander
stuyft and Stol. and Mclean and Mo-
ran, 1916 miles, 4 laps; Hopper and
Hollister. and Downey and Bowles.
1914 miles. 8 laps; Logan and Dow
ney. 1.S14 miles. Q laps; Calvin and
Macdonald, 1914 miles. l lap; DorIin-
ger and Dussot. 1a10 miles. 5 laps.
Record for 100 hours. 2.3i6 miles Z
laps. made by Miller and Waller In
1899
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-12
10 the .Pen.

Sheriff Mckinney returned from Co
lumbus Thursday evening where he
had taken William Nixon, who was
found guilty Of killing Edward Hen
derson. He was sentenced to the pen
itentlary for Ave years. Daniel Di
Cenzo, who was sentenced TO seven
years for killing an Italian In thu
"Jungles," will be taken to the peni-
tentiary on Saturday. providing the
cost bills are made out In the case.
IT they are not made, out In time the
journey will be put OF until the fret
OF the week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-12-12

President Corey Declines to Make a
= ,statement-waIi Street Much {
:. 49,. Interested.

New York, Dec. S.-Wall street IS
intensely interested in the matter of
the presidency OF the United States
Steel corporation and.the probabilities
of a change in. that Office. All at
tempts to induce President w, Ellis
Corey to make statement upon the
subject were without effect.
The name most frequently heard as
Coreys successor is that or Thomas
Morrison. formerly general superin-
tendent of the Duquesne works. An
other man mentioned Is Henry c..
Fricl