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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-11-03

DIRECTORS:
J. T. HuTcHINs, President,
Jos. S. WILSON, Secretary.
John H. Mitchell, + ID i'arnell,
Louis F. DERRICK, Jshn b Gray,
8. E. F. Palmer, Or. Geo. w Dorsey
Mr.. JOHN NJ. TALBERT will give his pei
sonal attention to the injection OF a
Tobacco consigned to US.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-11-03
CLARENCE M. ROBERTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Fendal Building, Cor Al ST and La. Ave.
N w., Washington. D. c..
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
STOLEN GOODS
 BURIED UNDER
 MCKINLEY HOUSE
OFFICER WHITE. WITH SEARCH WARRANT. LOCATED AND
 DUG THEM UP.
MOTHER AND SON BOUND OVER
To Appear Before the Grand Jury on Grand Larceny Chanqes-sond Is Fixed at $500 Each-Prosecution A. ieses Extensive ThieYlng.

The preliminary hearing in a grand larceny case of sensational character
 was had yesterday afternoon in the court of Judge McDonald. The de fenaaltS were Mrs. A. R. AIcCanley and her son. Frank McCamley. The charge agains. them was brought by Glrs. Rita Williams, owner of a lodging house Lowell The outcome of the hearing was that the McCamleys were neld to answer to the grand jury in the sum of $500 each.
 Mrs Williams secured ejectment of Mrs NcCamley from the lodging house through q decision in Judge AIcDon. aids court the first Of the week and took possession of the property. which had been under lease 10 the AlcCam- leys When Mrs. Williams locked over the house she alleged discovery that couple e hundred dollars worth of ifs furnishings had been removed. and .hlec charge of grand larceny against
 Mrs. McCamley. A search warrant
 T2S sworn out and search made of a house ccnCUcteG by Mrs. 1IcCamley on Main street and of a residence she has n town At neithe- Of these places was anything found The following day Officer Wh!,e went to the McCen- Icy ranch. ),eral mics out of town. where he had learned that the miss ling goods had been buried. A newIv made hole back of the ranch house Was opened, and a box brougrf out It was empty. The officer then search .ed the interior of the house. and un- .oer bed in a tent a. the rear end found evidences of recent digging. With pich he probed the fresh dirt. anc drew out 9 couple Of books Fu.- .ther excavation resulted in the recov- cry of about $60 worth Of prcpersy which Mrs. Williams identified. Frank mcCsmlcy admitted bury;ug the stuff. but denied that iJ had been stolen rom inc Williams house. deciarira that he haG brought it from town from ume 10 time and buried i- for safety. Attorneys Fiannigan and Merritt ap- DeaTed fer the prosecution and VII iiacs for the defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
SNCGGLERS AT
 WORK AT DOUGLAS
CUSTOM OFFICERS SEARCH MEX tcAN ADDITION TO
 DOUGLAS.
Large Quantity of Mescal Had Been Smuq9led Across the Line From Agua Prieta-Rangers Join in the Raid.
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Douglas. Jan. GA short time ago the custom officers were given a tip that a large quantity of mescal had been smuSgled into RagtCwn from Agua Prieta. Tn company with the local officers and some of the ranges. they went to Rag-own and searcehd the whole place. but found no mescal. The officers are slre that there is a quantity Of this poisCn booze buried somewhere on this siCE of the line near Ragtown as residents of that part of Douglas go on mescal sprees who do not g2 over the line to get drunk The liquor is being sold on this side 1 tho line bv some wiley bombre. who IS so careful that he so far has been able to evade capture
 When the officers made the raid or RagtCwn they expected resistance as they had been told that the smuggier was a desperate character and woul5 fight capture. The officers were ready for a fight, but no fight took place. The residents ot Rastowm prOfesseG profound ignorance of any conTaband mescal being in their town and absO- lutely 10 information could be obtain Cd from the Mexicans
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
FIENDISH CRIME
 ATTEMPTED BY
 DRUNKEN MEXICAN
SET FIRE TO HOUSE IN THIcKLY SETTLED QUARTER OF
 THE CITY.
TRIED MURDER OF WOMAN
Attempted Latter After Building Fire on FIoor-Strueeles of Woman and Rapid Progress Made By Flames FoiIed Him-ls Under Arrest.

A Mexican whose name has not yet been ascertained, endangered with fire the thickly built nest of houses on Chihuahua Hill above the new Hen nesy building yesterday evening at 5:30.
 In addition to the incendiary act. the man attempted the murder of the Mex ican woman who lived in the house. He would probably have succeeded but for her struggles and the rapid pro sTess which the flames made, compell- ing him to desist and flee for his own safety.
 The details of the affair were not gwen the officers until after 6 o'clock, when search was immediately com menced for the man. His capture was effected about s o'clock by Officer White. the fellow coming from hiding in an effort to get out of town and across the line. He is now in jail.
 As near as can be learned the man wandered into the house where the fire occurred. He was half drunk. and because Of some grievance gathered together a lot of clothing and old pa pers. which he put in a heap in the middle of the floor of the house. He then set fire to the heap and started after he woman. whom he had previ- ously driven into corner. with a knife She eluded him for time and finally erappled with the fiend, detain- ing him until the flames forced him 10 nun from the house It is supposed he intended to murder the woman and then throw the body on the fire he had built The latter reached to the rCof of the house and fastened there. Neighbors held it in check with a stream of water from buckets until the fire department arrived. when the fire was quickly extinguished.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
CONCESSIONS FOR COLONEL
 ". t. GREENE

The Chihuahua Enterprise of Dec q has the following to say of Col W. C. Greene's Mexican concessions:
 On Thursday the state goyrenment had sned up two concessions tO com panies of Col. W. C. Greene for va Tious enterprises that he is to start in this state in the development of his great timber tract and mines The companies are the GuaynCpita Copper company a new corporation with a capital of $2.000,00O gold. of which MT Greene is the president. The other company is the Sierra MaCre Land and Lumber company. The conces- siCns give exemptions from state and municipal taxes fc- ter years
 The GuanCpita Copper cOmpany'c con sessions are for 9 smelter of not less than 5U tons daily capacity, a com pany store. the privilege of exploiting mines ill the districts of Braves. Galea- na and Guerrero, the building of lail- roads irOEi the mines to shelter, tele- phone and telegraph lines and for Hydraulic power plant on the Aros river
 The concessions for the Sierra MaCre Land and Lumber company are Ter saw mills, blaming mills and sash and door factory, a paper mill and turnt ture factory.
 \. F. Fall. C. F. Karns and A. F. Mack came in from DedTick this weeE They are all connected with The Greene interests. MT. Fall sja,ed that a force of about 30 men were at work at Derrick four log houses have been Duilt and fifth commenced Sam Dedrick is making q trail from Dodrick where the shelter is to b4 built, 10 the mines al GuaynOpita. 20 miles distant and when it is cOmpleJ- ad Col. Greene will start work on the mines It is rumOreL that he has bought several more properties at GuaynoDita recently.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
ONE PERSON KILLED AN-
 OTHER WOUNDED

Chicago. Jan. 6.-'Ore person killed.
 another mortany wounded and two
 otAers rounded iess seriously today during aa attempt by the police 10 Icapture Harry Feinberg. a brother cf Ia former pusilis1. Kid Farmer. HOW n the 3enirenriary
 r1aI1E FeinbeTg was Yautel :n con n-ct-cI with The shooting of Q police
 L-2c -'ev=rai months ago. auL also ia : 1l---- <-e i''il wi,l ..-;rlJe. ol roDber- le5- Policeman James KeeIe and kioEart Birmingham encountered
 Fein3e-g today between Tweuty-Fifth I-ace and Wallace street
 NithOur warning Feinherg fired twice a- his wouid-be captOrs. The policemen promptly returned the fire.
 Dl-,0E the fusillade Birmingham was s-rccE 9nd slightly WounCed. Fein- ccrE ran, entering a 4aiocn the police
 1cL following. h the house three .-Jr- shots were fired by Feinberc. one lodging n Keeie's abdomen. hes.= fell 10 the floor. dying almost l1s .azL-y The saloon keeper Frank | iGassC. also was wounded
 n the excitement Feinberg escaped i from the house. but was captured later. being traaed by blood in the snow. He ! vas taken dying to a hospital. and the saloon keeper. Gagan. was put under ares. Both Feinbere and Gagan
 were conv.c5s together at Joliet pani. -erta~y
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
STOLEN HORSES RETURNED.
lSDeclal to Reriew.l

Douglas. Jan. 6.-Ranger Bud" B1s- sett and Chief Ol Police Leon, of AgUa Pr.eta, caught the two stolen horse5 yesterday 2f,sTHool that were taken night before last from Agua Prieta. The officers struck the trail of tho rustled stock at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and followed it for twen, y miles 70 Mud Springs.
 Here the officers found the horse loose on he flat and no one in sight; They caught the stock and then searched the country fer the thief bu- las the ground was badly broken and the thief had taken to his fee, it was impossible to find him. The horses were very tired when caught and hal had been ridden hard. The thief had nc saddle and had ridden tns horses bareback. The capture of the 1.-two horses in so short a time is very good work particularly when the hustler had such q start
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
OFF FOR THE MINES.
fSnecial tn Reviewl

Douglas. Jan. 6.-N. R. French and son and J. F. Whit will leave tomo.- rev fer the mining property known a. the Dos LicenciadCs. (the lawyers) situated about eighteen miles from Douglas and three miles from Cabula- ua station on the Nacozari railroad in Sonora. The mines are also near the Cabulana river.
 The development of this properly consists of an incline shalt twenty five feet deep and in an open cut. The ore is gold and silver and from the shaft las been taken some rock which assayed sixty ounces in gold. MT. French expects to remain a, the mines for three months and during his ab- zcuoe Witt French will have charge cf the law office of French '& French The mining property consists of six ty-six pertenencias and twenty O. these have already been patented
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
THE GREAT TONTO
 BASIN DAM
RAPIDLY ALONG
 ALL LINES.
Large Cement Plant Will Be compiet- ed by the Last of This Month-Work Progressing Nicely on Roads. Tun- nels. Etc.

l.. C. Hill chief engineer in charSe of the government work al the TOntC Dam is in the city with his office force. says the Phoenix Gazette.
 He reports work progressing nicely on ihe various power canals. tunnels and reads under construction. The e. ment mill will be completed about tho last ot the pre- sent month and will be making cement. Bids for the furnish ing of fuel oil and general freighting from Mesa will be opened al jhe office of the geological survey in this city, and a the opening Consulting Engi- neers Wisner and Saunders will bc present 10 aid in the opening of the bids.
 The power plants .are under cor strucron A temporary plant is To- cated in a niche cut in a rock at an elevation Of twenty-seven feet. and which is above high-water mark This niche also protects thc temporary pisn- from the blasting which mus be done in the caryc1 rear b.. The Terna- nenj plant will be situated on a bench in the solid rock at an elevation ct twenty-five feet above the river. The canals and sluices preparatory to the installation of the power plants are be ing constructed as rapidly as possible by large crews of men at all points.
 Everything possible is being done to hasten the work, and Mir. Hill says that i, is progressing satisfactorily in every particular. This is the kind Of sJo- ries that Phoenix is glad 10 hear.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
Makes Strong Plea Against joint Statehood in Behalf
 of Arizona
WOULD CAST VOTE
 FOR SINGLE STATEHOOD
Rather Than Witness Joint Statehood Outraqe-Oocupied Full Time Aiiot- ted the Bill in Senate-Hot Criti- cisn of Roosevelt fin Lower lSouss. Wilson Introduces Damage Bill in Be half of Phoenix Woman.
Special to Review.)

Washington. Jan. 6.-Senator Bard raised his voice in protest today against the wrong that it is proposed to com. init against the people of Arizona and New Mexico by joining them in one state againsr their wishes and their best interests. The Senator filled the time' allotted the bill, and was listened to with closest attention. The speak CT said, in part:
 Two years ago I opposed their ad- mission as separate states, but I would now support such a proposition. if. by my vote. I could prevent their admis- s.Cn jointly. as proposed by this bill. am not in accord with the majority of the committee of which I have the honor to be Q member l believe Ari- Zona. St least. has the right to protest against this measure. and has suff- cientiy indicated such to Congress. Her people have protested against the atJempt to coerce them to accept joint statehood At no time have they ex- pressed any desire to have joint state. hood. Some people in Arizona regard their territory as. in a measure, a ward of California Commercial and social relatio1s between their peoples are very oiOsc. As many have residences in the southern part of California. know the sentiment of the people re- spec'iEs statehood. am pleading for Arizona. not that she may now be eNalte4 to the rank and dignity of 6 sovereign state. but that she may 0e sna-eQ the humiliation of being deDriy- ed of the separate autonomy which has been recognized for more 5han forty -G years" :.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
NEGRO FOUND GUILTY.
Of 7sssing Forged check-Gces t Gfa1d Jury Under Heavy Bond.
 Has Weli-Tc-Co Parents.

The young negro arrested Thurs day evening for attempting to pass forged check at the Porto Rico store. was yesterday morning found to have succeeded in passing a check with the name of C. W. Black forged to it at the Arborn store, where he secured a ham and s in change.
 When arraigned yesterday afternoon lin Juder McDonald's Court the negro admitted endorsing the Black check with the name of Harry Harris. He was later identified as A. ?. Smith, IOf Phoenix. from which city he came here a few days ago, and where he has parents who are well-to-Co He de nied yesterday that he had committed the forgeries. alleging that he picked he checks mp on Main street. where ne saw them fall from the poo kets of a man he did no. know He was bound oyer to the grand jury in the sum of , s1 .O0G
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
ANNOYED CHILDREN.
(Special to Review)

Douglas Jan. G.-This morning Judge Mcdonald sentenced Pete Cata- f.nu to serve twenty-five days in jail for annoying a little Mexican girl The girl told a straightforward story of how Catalina had followed her from she smeitcr and caught her al though she had tried to get away from him. and had laid hands on her and had tried to get her to go down 10 Sixth street with him. She get away from him and her mother had Catalina arrested.
 After passing the sentence Judge Mcdonald gave Catalina a little ad- vice on his behavior and gave him .c understand that it would go very hard with if he or anyone else repeat ed this offense of molesting little girls who by force of circumstances, arc obliged to be out of the city limits and unprotected
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
Judge DOan Will Bring About Adjournment This
 Afternoon
SUPERVISORS AD-
 JOURN TO MONDAY
Appoint Mcdowell to Collect Back Taxes--Supreme Court Cases--The Bondsmen for B. M. Young Must Make Good--Judee Doan Goes tc Phoenix to Be at Opening of su- preme Court Monday.
Special to Review.)

Tombstone, Jan. 6-In the District Court today the first case nn the dock ct was that Of Amanda c. Mooney, who was awar1ed a decree of divorce from Geo. C Mooney, OF the grounds of de- sertion and non-support. The plain tiff Is a resident of Tombstone.
 Judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff in the case of Wooiery vs. the attachment.
 The District Attorney mace . mo- ton that was granted, that the LoEds- men in the case of the Territory vs. D. NJ. Young, charged with embez2le- mem, be declared at fault. The amount of bond was $500. which the bondsmen will have to make good to the county. Young was indicted for embedding goods from P. E. Warne- kros, in this city.
 In the case of the Fairbank Conner cial company vs. W. H Kane, an order was made authorizing the sheriff 10 make a sale of the live stock held un- der the attachment.
 The following is a list of criminal cases from this county that will be act ed upon by the Supreme Court wEich oonyenes in Phoenix on Monday. Jesus Gomez, sentenced to ten years n Yuma for the murder of a Mexican at Bowie, in December, 1909. 1 F. Figuerora, sentenced to ten years 1 for the murder Of Arthur Wright, aC Black Diamond. ! Ramon Moreno, sentenced to serve for life, for the murder ot Arthur Wright. al Black Diamond.
 l.. Eredia, alias "ChoppO.' sentenced 10 be hung for the murder of Arthur Wright at Black Diamond.
 Brick Thornquist, sentenced to serve twenty years for murder committed in Bisbee
 Jas. M. Gould, sentenced to life i'm prisonment for the murder of F. P. Caldwell. at Buckeye Camp. James Shortin, sentenced 10 ter years for robbery of the Little Ice Berg saloon. at Douglas
 Civil cases cn appeal are:
 Chas. Cunningham and Horace Mann vs. Jacob Pir-ung ct al; quiet title to mining property in Warren mining district. Consolidated Printing Co. vs. Don Luis Mining Co, deb1.
 Martin Costello vs. Jos Muheim; quiet title to mining property in Tuc- quoise mining district
 Jos. F. Chisholm vs AI J. Cunning ham ct d.; quiet title 10 mining prop erty in Warren mining district.
 Mead vs. Scribner. appealed by de iendant
 Fay l.. Craig. the young man arrest ed by Officer George Chidesrer at Bis bee recently for selling a stolen sad ale. was sentenced toGay to two years for theft of a horse from A. AinswOrth. of Naco. Craig was out On bond for this cffense when he stole the saddle. Sentence today followed a plea of guilty
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
In the lower House

Waa-.lgton, Jan. G.-The House o day passed the for5i6cadons approp-i- a-io2 L.il. and adjourned until Monday.
 At tLe morning session MT. Littaur drew @ lesson from the siege of Pert Arthur 10 show that submarine mines had p1oTed Of the greatest importance in warfare. Mir. Baker enIiveneC the proceedings by attacking the presi- dent rho. he said. wanted to hold himsei- up as the counterpart Of Wil- helm 1-. the great war god. Later Mr Baker 1ound fault with provisions h the fc4 idcaTiOns bill permitting entry of sucL var material as might be puI chased abroad. and charged the Re pubhc2l party wirh pTacticing fraud in Hs contention that the fole.gne. paid tce tax
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
Roard of sunervisors.

The Supervisors today audited number of bills and transacted consid- crable other business. The body will rot !7e able to finish tomorrow. and will take adjournment until Monday.
 Judge John McGowan was today ap- pointed to collect back taxes due the county These amount to about S15.- 900 this yea. a total credfbiy well un- der the total last year. which was near S3000O.
 One bid was received today for con- <truction of 9 jail at Paradise. It was put over to Monday for consider atiOn.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
CUSTOM HOUSE HOURS.
Special to Review.)

Douglas. Jan. 6.-Deputy Collector Of Customs JuC se Reese has issued 8 circular to the effect that the regular custom house hours from now on wiil be strictly observed. The office is open a. nine in the morning and closes promptly al 4:30. after which time no business will be transacted under any .circunss tances. nor any papers receiv- led. The present rush of ore from Sonora makes this step necessary as the custom house at this port is short handed and it is impossible to attend Ito business outside of Ihe regular hours
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
FIGHTING IN AFRICA.

Berlin. Jan. 6.-FCur companies of German infantry. one of cavalry and a half battery of artillery in German southwest Africa spent part of yesteT- day in a fierce fight with insurgents that ended in bayonet charge through the unde-srowth and the rout of the natives. Lieut.. Gen. Non TrOtha ir telegraphirg the news did not give the number of killed or wounded on either side, buc says the natives lost heavily.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
Other Washington News.
Especial to Review ,

Washington. Jan. 6.-Delegate Wii- son introduced a bill today to pay An nie WLiJe, of Phoenix. S70,OO0 for dam ages for loss from ejectment. in 1890 from land near Fort Mcdowell reser- vatioL. and the burning of her house y troops
 hrcai1ald G. Nc AEste-. of Solomon ville, and Selim Franklin. Of Tucson have been admitted to practice beforo mo Interior Department
 PosJ--asJers fer Arizona appointed c0day were: Keam's Canon. TheC- Core Cf. Lemon. vice Charles F. Bur ron resigned: TruXrOn. Frances Potts vice -nes s. Perkins. resigned
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
FRANCE AND MOROCCO SETTLE.

Wasl trgtOn, Jan. 6.-FranCe and MoIoc-o have settled their recent mis- unders -and!ng. and Frances minister at Transfer is proceeding to the court of the Sultan for an audience. This news comes 10 the State Department in a cabiegram from American Consul Philip St Tangier who also says TO foreig1srs will leave the capital in view c the outlook for peace
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
JAP AND RUSS EQUALLY FIRM
REPRESENTATIVES, OF BOTH COUNTRIES WASHINGTON DE- WITH UTMOST PosTivgNgss THAT THERE WILL BE NO
  NORTH!
TOLSTOI EXPRESSES THREAT TO ENGLAND
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Washington 6Japan n directly indirectly such
  in by reinforcing Japanese iao Yang with besegng This The fall Of Arthur minister, the which principle embassy the rary loss of PortA Arthur  Sl-Petersburg Jan G-Conn Toors son.
  Great Britain preparing her Russia Germany ie
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
REAR END COLLISION.

Cleveland, Jan. 5.-A rear-end col lision occurred last night between the Twentieth Century Limited and the Chicago. Boston and New York special on the Lake Shore road near Angola, N. T.. as a result, of which eight pas .sengers were injured, but none fatally. Both trains were eas, bound. The blindiug snow storm preventd the en- irg block signals.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
KILLED IN ELEVATED WRECK.

NeW York. Jan. Gone man was killed Snd half a dozen persons seri- ousiy injured in a rear end collision in wEicA three trains crashed together on the Ninth Avenue Elevated at Ho- ratio cad Greenwich streets during the r.sl hours early today
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
HEAD-ON COLLISION
 MEXICAN CENTRAL.

Fl PasO, Texas. Jan. 6.-The Mexican Central passenger train. north bound came in col iision at Torreon with a switch engine today. Both engines were demolished and the engin- ger of the passenger badly in- jured. Other members of the engine crews escaped harm by jumping. Passengers were bad ly shaken up. but none seriously hurt.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
MURDERER HANGED.

San Quentin. Cal. Jan. G.-i-arry O'Neil. alias Henry Milton. was hang ed here today fo- the murder of James Gillice. an aged saloon keeper of San Francisco
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07

Harry Duey. of Douglas, spent las5 evening in Bisbee. returning from Benson. where he had been to accom- pany Mrs. Duey. who was on her way to Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
AN PATTERSON IS DENIED
 PRlNILEGE OF BAIL.

New York, Jan. 6.-Justice GresEbaum, of the New York StSte Supreme Court. today cenisd inc application of Nan Paterson for bail. pending a ne7- -rial on the charge of mur- der
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-07
sULTAN'S TROOPS SUSTAIN
 REVERSE IN MOROCCO.

Paris. Jan. GA dispatch 70 Havas News Agency from Mar mia. Morocco, reports another fight between the Sultan's and the Pretender's troops near Oudja. The dispatch says the Sultan was C efeated. his troops sustaining 400 casual ties.
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