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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-24

Mrs. Mugglns When your husband
takes you 70 tl.5 JheateS lups he sa1ai-
between the acts? Mrs. Buggins- Yes.
IL you want to put il that way. He
comes In between the drinks Phila-
delphla Record,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-24

Ada-Timid isn't hef May-Awful-
IL. He's 50 afraid that she'll say no
that he won't give her chance to say
yes brooklyn Life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-08-24

Love OF our neighbor is the only
door ont Of the dungeon of'self-Mac-
Donald
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15
RAILROAD PEOPLE
 TAKEN BY SURPRISE
CROWD FOR FL PAso YESTERDAY FAR IN EXCESS OF EK-
 PECTATlONS.
Many Refrained From Going in Order to Avoid lamb That Lack Of Cars for Handling the Traffic Made-Stub Line Embarrassed During Day.

Scarcity of coaches with which to handle the crowd that wanted to go to Fl Paso on the $5 excursion yesterday morning caused a good many to re main at home who would otherwise embarrassment in the handling of passenger trafhc on the branch to O5- borne throughout yesterday.
 The evening train out from the city had only a combination smoker and baggage car for the accommodation of it's traffic, where the combination car and a passenger coach usually find themselves well filie1 on this run. As a result the combination car was pack ed to the limit last evening on the in terior, while the platforms were jamb ed with people who clung to the hand rails. This morning it is expected that the scarcity of coaches will be reliev- ed by arrival of relief from Douglas on train No. 1.
 The railroad people had no idea oi the rush that was going to be made for the cheap excursion tickets offer ed yesterday and were caught entire. ly unprepared. The ticket office sold lS6 of the tickets. and was then down and out. Meantime the train was packed to bursting, but two passenger cars being available for it. A box car was showed in to aid with the crowd, and was speedily filled by people who chose to ride to Douglas standing rath- CT than miss the trip. Many, how ever, turned about and went home rather than participate in the jamb. There is little doubt that had the ac- commodations been available and ef- fort made to get crowd out. 300 or more people would have gone out of the town yesterday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15
HOW DO YOU LIKE OUR ADVER
 TISlNG7 WE WANT YOU TO
WATCH THIS SPA(

WATCH THIS SPACE.
 We get lots of advice on advertis- ing. If we write jokes. people say we are rattle-brained; if we don't, peo- pie say we are fossils.
 If we write original matter, they say we do not give them enough selec- tions; if we give them that, they say we are tco lazy to write.
 If we remain in our store, they say we ought to be out looking for busi- ness; if we go out, we are not attend ing to 1t.
 If we wear old clothes, they say we are up against 1t. If we wear good clothes, we are dudes.
 What can we do but go ahead in our way of telling you what we have that is good and new from time to time, and state in our adds clear, plain facts, and back them up in goods like the A. E. NETTLEToN SHOES, $500, S5.5o and $500.
 Then those new soft Flannel Shirts to wear white collars with. Have you seen them yet?
 At THE SAFE PLACE"
 SCHWARTZ BROS. P S.-The new Stetsons are all in aow. $500, soft or stiff.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15

Have your eyes fitted to a pair oi proper glasses. Dr. Schell, of Tucson will remain at Copper Queen Hotel ONE more day only. Eyes examined free
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15

While the judges of the Hall of Fame were trying so hard to decide who should have niche, strange none of them thought of Pat Grove.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15
PRITCHARD, HAGEN co
 SELL ID THOMPSON co
LATTER FIRM TAKES OVER FIRE AND RENTAL BUSINESS
 OF FORMER.
win Carry Business Along on It's Books -Pritehard, Hagen & Co. to Devote Itself to Mining Interests. Mir. Pritchard Pioneer insurance Man in Town.

Pritchard, Hagen & Go. yesterday
 sold their fire insurance and rental ..usiness to the J. E. Thompson Co. Iii regard to the price paid, it was said at he office of the firm that an offer made by MT. Thompson had been sat isfactory, and that the transfer had resulted. No figures were given out.
 Mir. Pritchard was the pioneer fire insurance man in the city, engaging in the business here in 1893. The first company brought in by him was the Liverpool and London and Globe, and it was one of the number that was transferred to the J. E. Thompson Go. yesterday. To this company MT. Pritchard later added a number more to carry the extensive business he built up in the city, but for a long time the first company had practically all of the business of the town. With reference to the amount of money 1t had secured from the city in premiums since he first brought it in. Mir Pritch- ard said last night that every proper " in the city covered with insurance in the company could burn today and the company would still be ahead q Handsome sum on it's local business.
 The transfer effected yesterday is considered an excellent one for beth parties to the deal, giving to the J. E. Thompson Co. a list of strong in surance companies to add to their al ready extensive list along with a con siderable volume of business that Pritchard Hagen 6 Co. had accumu- lated. For Pritchard, Hagen & Go. 1he relief from the insurance and rent al business will allow them to devote their entire time to mining enterpris- es they have on hand, all of which are in a prosperous way. As general manager of the San Francisco Mining Co. at present the most prominent of the ventures in hand, MT. Pritchard fl om now on will be obliged to devote the bulk of his time to it's interests, both here and on the ground in Arlzpe district, while the Gold Nugget Mining Co. will also receive in future much more of his individual attention than has been permissible in the past. At this property work during the last sey- eral months has put it in shape where success looks to be easily ahead, and with the increased attention it is 10 have the prospects for it are very good.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15
LECTURE ON LIFE
 AFTER DEATH
HIGHLY INTERESTING DIS COURSE PROMISED FOR TO-
 MORROW EVENING.
Based on Findings Made by Psychieal
 Research Society Of london-Ex- pansion of Science the Ain-Gener- al Public invited to Attend Lecture.

The Scientific Proof of Life After Death" with stereopticon illustrations which will be presented by Dr. C Hall Cook at Library Hall. is based upon the conclusion arrived at by the London Society for Psychical Research and the results obtained by expert in. vestigators by means of an instrument of Science.
 The work of the London Society now covering a period of almost twen- ty-five years. is attracting the atten. tion of scholars and thinkers on both continents, by reason of marvellous re suits obtained and conclusions arrived at by this society This Society rep resents no doctrinal cult. or ism, or propaganda, but is simply an expan- sion of science as she now is--"a worldwide quest for facts and phe- nomena in the realm of mans mental and psychological nature" Its pub lished Proceedings and Journals now number twenty-eight large ocla- yo volues and other literature issued under the auspices of the society keep steadily increasing. Its presidents and members of the council are men foremost in the ranks of science, many of whom are Fellows of the Royal Society" as Sir William Crookes, Hon. A. J. Balfour, Sir Oliver Lodge, Prof. Henry Sidgewick, Dr. Al fred Russel Wallace. Prof William James, of Harvard and other scient- ists of highest repute.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15

We make a speciality of mutton, anc 1t is mutton, No goat meat Tovreab Market
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15
GAS PLANT MAN RETURNS
To Los Angeles-WiII Bring Back Force of Men and Plant
 Equipment.

L. J. Maescher returned yesterday to Los Angeles, after having spent a couple of days here looking over the ground that will be occupied by the plant of the gas company. The ob- ject of his visit was to secure informa- ton regarding the ground which will be necessary in the construction of the plant, contract for which work is held by his firm. MT. Haescher will return to the city when the equipment of the plant is sent here, and will bring with him a force of mechanics skilled in the sort of work he will have 10 do here. Once on the ground the equipment will go into position very quickly.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15
BACK FROM INDIANA.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff Chichester Returns
 to Engage in Business.

George Chidester, ex-deputy sheriff in this city accompanied by his wife, returned to town yesterday morning from Anderson, Ind, where he went last winter for a visit MT. Chidester states that he expects to engage in
 business either in the city or at Low ell. and will have the best wishes Of many friends in whatever line he may embark. Indiana weather Is getting pretty cold, he states, and the sun shine and warmth of Arizona Is ex- ceedingIy good to mix with once again.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15

Robert Cochran leaves today for a hunt in Sulphur Springs Valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15
gIseEE A GREAT MARKET.
Ex-sheriff Lewis Says It Is Particular
 Iy Strong on Sweet Potatoes.

Ex-Sheriff Dell Lewis, who has been in town a couple of days from his ranch, will return home this evening NIT. Lewis is enthusiastic over Bisbee as a market for farm products from the San Pedro Valley, entertaining the opinion that all that can be grown by
 the farmers of the valley will find ready and profitable sale here. This crinion is based partly on his own
 experience since engaging in farming and sending products of his ranch here for sale. Sweet potatoes, which can be grown to exceptional advantage in the valley. quality and quantity both being obtained. he says are par ticuiarly easy of marketing in the city, the demand seeming to be unlimited.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15

Uncle Joe" Cannon says "one State" for Oklahoma and Indian Ter ritory or none at all; and the country used to understand that the Speaker is always with the majority if he sides with the man who makes the motion though Uncle Joe may see Oklahoma and Indian Territory come in separate ly yet.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15
ANNOUNC EVENT

.ss1s.s,s.sH..Is .E...&EHEH...EE P TO OUR MANY CLIENTS THE PEOPLE OF
 
 Realizing directing timeto of mining position Company taking step of degree important 
 For the patronage many favo and the most kindly resi- dents city community during long agen c appreciation them be-thoroushly look your well. agency having Liverpool and London company-he them al-n 1sss years following this S fire s district proud of rec . ord by agency recommending Thompson Company dealings J. Thompson Company of Bis bee re, , eeive the courteous prompt and efficient Again many valued past merit patronage attention respect s fully request you carefully will ap- . pear n s Respectfully yours, H
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15
Copper Queen Arrlvals-Thos. sI

Copper Queen ArriVals-Thos. Sut ton, NJ. E. COnboy, Los Angeles; E. J Weaver, St. Louis. E. B. Seaman, Kan sas City; NJ. E. Horner, Detroit; H. c Crossigah, C. Bossin, San Francisco; w. H. Colby. Tucson; F. w. Tucker man, [ S. Pension Bureau; P. F Hook, La Cananea; R. R. Clark, H. T Jackson, Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15

I. x. L. Store has moved next door Strumm House, Brewery Ave. New and secondhand machines sold and rented as before: also supplies.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-15

Another Oregon congressman has been sentenced to jail. Oregon seems likely to be more prominently repre- sented in the penitentiary than it is l. congress
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
PLANS FOR NEW ZION.
East African Offer No Longer Available.

Some interesting correspondence relating TO
Israel Zangwilrs project for an autonomous Jew
ish colony under British protectorate has passed
between Mr.. Zangwill and the Colonial Secretary
When Mr. Zangwilrs party seeded from the
Rasle Zionist Congress, because of that bodys De.
to set aside a tract of land in British East Africa
developed The Basic Congress notlfed the Co!oI
nal Office of its decision and later Mr.. Zangwill
wrote to Mr. Lytteton asking that the territory
offered should not be otherwise disposed or untlt
his new organization had opportunity thorough
" to consider it and submit proposals in reference
to It,. ar, ,...,. o.o .s
follows: - - ,o+as+az
against the decision of the Zionist Congress at
Basic not to proceed further In the matter But l
had understood that a portion OF the minority
which YOU represented had subsequently ralned 10
the majority, and that 1T was not likely tnat t1e
secession movement woud assume important dlrnen-
sions
ION receiving therefore. through Mr. Greenberg,
an official notification of the decision of the Basle
Congress- 1 Informed the Commissioner for the
been proposed for the settlement need not be re-
served any longer
II need hardly add that this will be no obstacle
to the consideration by his majestys government
OF any well considered proposals by which you may
hereafter feel yourself in position to make.
Solomon J. Solomon, A. r. A, and Alfred Sutro
the author of The Walls Of Jericho, have Joined
Mr. Zangwf in the Jewish Territorial Orsaniza-
tiOn.-IIOndOn Mail.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
CHICAGO REPUBLICAN,.
OnIu One Democrat Elected Among
Minor Officials.

Chicago Nov. THE Republicans made
clean sweep of the election in Chicago and Cook
County to-day electing all of their candidates,
with the exception of one man. The sole Demo-
crat to win was Webb. candidate for trustee
of the sanitary district.
The Republicans elected four judges of the
Superior Court by pluraIities ranging from 30
600 to 25OOO one judge to fill a vacancy on the
bench of the Superior Court by plurality Of
about 600 a Judge OF the Circuit Court by
10000 and eight out of nine members of the
Board of Sanitary Trustees by pluralities rang
ing from 1000 to 5000
strong fight was waged for the presidency
of the Board of Trustees between Mccormick.
the Republican candidate and Wenter, the
Democratic nominee. Mccormick was success
full by about 1000 and Wenter failed to gain
position as member of the board by at least
600 votes The race between Webb. the high
man on the Democratic ticket, and Baker, the
low man on the Republican side, was very close,
with the chances in favor of Webb, although at
midnight Baker was conceded to have a hghtlng
chance. -.
A number of important questions were UP for
consideration by the voters and all or them
were carried by large majorities- They included
an amendment TO the charter OF the city py
virtue of which the term of the Mayor
is heightened from two to four years; the
establishment of the present system OF justice
courts: the creation of forest preserve IN
Cook County: the right Of the city TO regulate
the rrice of gas and authority to operate an
srmers all of the current not used for municipal
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
LOUISVILLE'S HOT FIGHT.
One Nan Fatally Shot-Deputy
Sheriff Held Up.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Louisville KY, Nov. THE present fight has
been the hottest in the history of local politics
When the polls opened this morning there was an
immediate scramble to cast votes. The result was
considerable disorder, and. before the day
three hours old, nearly fifty arrests had been
made There was score of serious fights.
At noon there was clash at Sth and Market sts,
in which William Lewis shot, it is now
thought fatally. DR.. James Bullitt and Newton
c. Crawford were dubbed At the sth Precinct
several Fusion leaders arrested on the charge
of disorderly conduct. Among them were Scott
Bultt, w. c. Num- William Heyborn and James
A Speed
At one of the outlying precincts. two alleged re-
peaters were allowed to cast their votes. They
were aided, 1t is said by deputy sheriff After
they had cast their votes il is said they suddenly
pulled their pistols. held UP the Deputy Sheriff,
ara robbed him of all his valuables.
Democratic candidate for Mayor. 407l plurality
over O'Neal, fusion. The election of the entire
Democratic city and county tickets and ten Dem
ocratic members of the legislature is generally con-
ceded by pluralites ranging from $500 to 7,0t0
The entire Democratic city ticket wins by
have made great fight but they could not muster
enough votes to overcome the normal majority of
the Democrats. The majority of Paul q. Barth for
Mayor is about 5000.
Elections were held in the State for hundred
seats In the legislature but returns have thus
been received from only thirtythree districts. in
Guiding the city of Louisville. The Democrats
elected twenty-nine legislators, the Republicans
three and is doubtful This shows a Demo-
cratic loss of one compared with the returns from
the same districts two years ago. The complexion
of the legislature will be practically unchanged
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

the reform managers as II indicated TO, TO tne,d and
tbot the stay-at-homes were coming out anu
voting the fusion ticket. The organization ieau,
ers during the day had nothing TO say peEono
the remark that they were satisfied with the
way things were running. Toward evening
Ne, ren0rts started coming in, the Republi-
cans began to waver in their confidence and
many of them admitted that the situation looked
bad. -, 49,.
sth which gave over 1000 Republican major
inv last year was carried by the City party
by 80 majority. Berry. for State treasurer
had 90 plurality in the ward State Senator
James P. McNicho the Republican leader. lost
his division in the 10th Ward by 60 votes.
None of the Republican leaders had much to
saw on the result. Sheriff James L. Miles. chair
man of the Republican City Committee, would
not admit defeat until midnight. When asked
for statement, he said: 81 have nothing to
say: what's the use?"
The City Party sympathizers celebrating
their victory tonight by parading the streets.
As soon the result was definitely known, hun
dreds of them formed in line and marched down
Chestnut-st. An unusual turnout that of
the campaign committee of the City Party
which Is made up of some of the wealthiest and
most influential men IN the city. They marched
behind a band to the tune OF Onward Christian
Soldiers"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Joseph A. F1annery is the buyer of No. IS East
50th-st.. which was sold on Monday.
Brunssen & Weber have sold for a. Hollander
No. 4.O56 3d-ave., five story fathOuse.
The Union Avenue Realty and Construction Com
pany has sold the most northerly of the row Of
four houses 35x0x5Sx125 feet being erected on the
east side of Beach-ave.. % feet north of Kely-st
NJ Heller has sold for DR.. Clus the northeast
corner OF ST. PauIs Place and Brook-avs, a four
story fathouse, S46x100 feet. to s j. Alschul. who
gives BROOKLYN property In part part paymfsnI fE NJ
Lint and other persons plot, 159x1oo feet. on the
south side of Beaeh-ave north ,fd Of Jden.aTe We and
side Of Cedar-ave.. 100 feet north Of 29th-st ana ana
sas ss4 sGe sde % Of ReacSTe MF west Of
Polak & Deutsch have bought the plot SoXIS Iess
on chester-ave and Birch-st-. from the Sniriner
Smelling Potter the BUYERS Of Nc g 70 a1 .
Realty Company through A. l. M9rdecai, & , Co
FFaeHeS Rs4GdSt Nos Go SIS hnHf and 5S iS west sSf
story tenement houses, each on lot % 4xo12 s lee
NOS a 8 Isl seR59r s and e Is nyf West aoS SsSst two dwelling
houses and stable on plot 6ox1o05 feet to Alfreu
n Frederick rd T. Barry has resold for e T Weeks
to Nathan and Leon Hrseh No No dZ df dasF fest
By this purchase Messrs Hirseh acquire ia,on an N
to their sag Rf9pepfssh a froug the same broker
Nachtgal has bought from f,i MAX sorv H.
on on a sin plot ot- soxss ii feet .x,ox
Samuel wenberg has sod the Pb3s Blot 2SBi PI1ce 81
feet south of Prescott-ave- extending through -
En1erson-st. 49,. o r,o,.a
TO Hugh Dougherty No. i2l West 45d-st-' "''
story fathouss lot 25xl0D3 feet. - - sos 90
Louis Rosenberg has sold TO H. Beaver 10 M
2Cs West 14lst-st., five five story single hatnou''s
each 20x99. II feet - a., o, AK
Grossman & Passon have bought NO ,nsss ~ 80 n
East 6sth-st two six story tenement houses "
course of construction. plot I5xlql5 tesJ-.
NJ Heller has sold No 54i to 5is WeSt 4IllIItuV
three six story tenement houses on a pI9. ;Ay q
feet for H. Franklin to Haber, DW0pKE,oEHlt, W nss
Haber who give in part payment No Ia - ~ SS,,id
Dearaw- Brooklyn. eight two story orieA Jus"
inqS on a plot 144xi29 feet. ..,s
poIisE e 'Del1tsch have sold the fve story ,eI ~,
t ho,,sea with stores No 400 East l2ith-st OF
q int 25x1G0 II feet to a Mr.. Abrams .,s Or
The Column bian Board Of Brokers have Issolu -. =,
n cIient 70 KaJiski & Lowensohn. Nos; @P ana a. "a a
F.ast sSth two five story tenement houses 0"
John r. Davidson has sold for WiIlIam nan. "a yaiaSst
the Ave story double fathouse No % west r0'u'-'
on a plot 25x100 feet. -, H.. .ns estate Of
Woodcock Il Britt have sold for t1e SSsssar,ent
brownstone single fathouse No "a "e9' i
10 Henry Seimer.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
BERRY SWEEPS STATE.
Large Plurality for Democratic
Candidate for Treasurer.

Philadelphia, Nov. 7.-Incomplcte returns
from various parts Of the State indicate the
election of Berry Denl) for State Treasurer by
a large plurality. Republican stronsholds are
showing unexpected gains for Berry Lancaster
County normally Republican by 10000. is in
doubt. Dauphin County. in which Harrisburg
the State capital is located another Republican
stronghold. gives Berry 1900 plurality. Other
Republican counties show similarly enormous
Republican losses. Berry, nominated as a
publicans and Prohibitionists In this city the
Lincoln party, formed by the Independents.
gave Berry a tremendous vote Roosevelts 9
plurality in Pennsylvania last year was 5O4,0OO.
Pittsburg, Nov 7.-Republican leaders admit,
at late hour tonight, that the vote in the city
is very close, but are confident that Plummer
Republican, will have a majority for State
Treasurer The Democratic leaders say that
Berry Democra) will carry the city, but will
make no estimates. The fusion ticket (Ciuzens
Democratic) in the county is expected TO be
elected by 5000.
THE Gazette" Repubican) at midnight claims
the election of Plummer by majority Of from
$4,000 to 10000 At the same hour the chair
man of neither party would give figures on the
vote for State Treasurer.
The 4th District of the 9Th Ward, Allegheny,
in which is located the Enterprise National
Bank which played such a conspicuous part in
the campaign, went Republican by narrow
margin but there was fusion gain of 81 The
party vote was Republican, 100; Democratic, Al