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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

feel" wynne has Irish blood in his veins and ready wit at the top of his tongue. He came back in this fashion: That reminds ms of what Secretary Foster said when he took charge of the treasury deuartment. I was his private secretary. One day he remarked to me: 'Wynne, when I first came to Washing ton as a member of the cabinet gazed in awe at the distinguished men who were my colleagues and wondered how I got there. After I had been in the cabinet three months I wondered how my colleagues got there.'"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
An Italian King.

am so good for evratheeng ougnta Ee electa Keengi EeS no soIn'pdy else at all So strong like lle, so beeg, so tall, An no son'body else can do -- So gre.sta theengs like 1 can, too. How mooch you try you no can be So fina beege man like me. You bat lny life! I opghta gat A crown for wear eeaside my hat, An makin' all da stgIa I can Baycause am so granda man. ss- All dees ees true Eh? how know? My leetla boy, he tai me so. You maka fun weeth me an, tease, An call me ''Dago" eef you please; An mebbe so I what you call NO good for anytheeng at all,' An you weel theenk you speaka true Baycause eet looka so to you. ss.-5 Wal, mebbe som time you ees right, But not wann I gat home at night, Ha! dat'sa time dat I am Keeng An 1 am good for eyratheengi I know; baycause Patricios My leetla boy, he tai me so.
 Catholic Standard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
4 SIGN OF THE TIMES.

Hell doesn't occupy a very prominent
 place in theology any more. and per- haps it might be called a sign of the times that hell was sold at auction in London the other day. The hell in question was constructed by the late R. s. Wilson, of Tuxford Hall, Noting hamshire, and is an artificial cavern in which were placed representations of
 all the spirits which, in MT. Wilson's opinion, worked evil and not righteous ness in the world. At it's portals sat Satan himself holding a skull in his hands, and in the cavern were to be found his Aost faithful servitors, in- temperance. tobacco, priestcraft, re- ligious lawyer and time server, and
 many other personifications. The. late President Kruger, also, was given a place among these unworthies, perhaps
 upon the principle upon which Dante constructed his Inferno and placed therein persons and characters he did not like. When these figures were put up at auction his satanic majesty went at bargain for ss92. A minor devil brought only s7.5O and the other occu- pants of, this improyised inferno fetched prices accordingly.
 While the old Hell doesn't seem to be as important as it was the old Heaven is fading out too. But that which found expression in them doesn't seem to be fading out. @
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

was betting on Iowa. Chicago Tri- bune.
 Smith had asked for an assistant in the office and the managers had con- sented. When the assistant came ii turned out. to his disgust, that 1t was woman. He stood it for awhile, then 1'e lighted his cob pipe.
 T suppose" said the girl, reflective ly. "that you would rather work with a gentleman"
 Yes" answered Smith. curtly. T would"
 The girl unused for minute. Then she said:
 -'so would Il"-cIeveland Leader.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
TRYING TO EsC6PE.

While disgusted southerners are burning cotton to reduce the size of the crop disgusted Englishnnen are trying to fix things so that they, can't be squeezed by United States cotton men as they were last year. Tn many places in Africa the eotton-growing industry is now being energetically exploited. In Swaziland the prospects are particu-. larly propitious. Climate and soil are alike favorable, while even in its wild condition, in which the plant has hithsr- to 1ourished in this territory, the pro- duct has proved of considerable com mercial value. Much similar evidence is available concerning the prospects of the industry in Rhodesia. Expert su- pervision has been obtained from Amer ica, and experiments are being tried on a very large scale on lands selected in Southern Rhodesia and in the Hartley
 district, adjoining the railroad and some 40 or 50 miles from Salisbury;
 while special new freights on cotton and cotton machinery, with free passes to all engaged in the initial experi-
 ments, are being granted by the rail roads. In Natal the Alexandra Cot ton-G Growing Syndicate has been formed. At the general meeting, held last
 month, it was stated that operations
 had already been started. The demand for seed, both from members of the syndicate and from others, bids fair to exceed the canning supply. Throughout
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

South Africa the present exploitation Of the industry is being accorded the most lively interest and support.
 By and by the South will discover that cotton-cornerihg wasn't as good for it as it thought it vas.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

Postmaster General Wynne, who sdsed to be newspaper man in Wash Angton, bears his honors with becoming lgnity, but does not in any way feel oish over his advancement. The sident one day asked him: "How lit feel to attend a cabinet meet
 After having spent so much time
 outside trying to find out what
 l at similar meetings?" "oh, it
 much how it feels said Secre-
 son, as how the rest cs IS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

tainly as far ahead of the negro man as the white woman is of the white man.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

fter months of careful experiment AGeorge o. squier of the United signal corps has discovered that
 by be used to catch wireless
 2 messages and to convey them observer stading on the ground.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

Washington county tMissouri) or writes: "one of our newly mar \ young ladies kneads bread her gloves on. The editor of this needs bread with his shoes on;
 ids it with his trousers on, and Athe delinquent readers of this
 of freedom pay up soon we will
 cad without darn thing on."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

Display advertisements. ger inch. one Insertion. s1.20: each subsequent inser- tion. 40 cents; one week. ss.2O: one month. s1o: ore year. $40.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

THERE is a differ-
 ence in tinware. l The small boy
 who decorates his dog with tin pans doesn't appreciate it half as much as his mother who dec0- rates her kitchen withthem. WeknoW the difference and have made a p ,int of buying only tine best that can be bought. We have found other people who appre- ciate good things. Do you ?
 THE assortment com I pares with the quality and the prices compared with the quality are surpris- ingly low.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

lerhaps the most reluctant man in ie country lives in Douglas, Ia. He roposed marriage twelve times to his Fl, but each time failed to appear Weive wedding cakes were made, but ayer eaten. The thirteenth time, how fer, his sweetheart grabbed him by Ie arm as soon as he proposed, march,
 him to the license bureau, thence to
 minister, where the knot was tied. Ire was no wedding cake.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
NOTICE. NATIONAL NEW HAVEN BANK.

NATIONAL NEW HAVEN BANK.
 Established 1792
 The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of this bank, for the election of di-. doctors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of any other business meeting, will be held at their Banking House, on Tuesday, the 10th day of January. 1905 Polls open from Il n m. ' : Af FRANK D. TRowBRIpGE. d10-1m. Cashier.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
CHASE c CO,
 sHIRTMAKERs. Opposite vanderbilt HaII
Saw Shop.

3e years experience in saw work. Auto. matic machine for grinding horse and toilet clippers, also meat cutters: 1St St. John St., Atweter Block.
 JAS. BARNACEE.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

k WEEKLY JOURNAL. thursdays. One Dollar a Year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
the government departrnt

the government departments fit nsy dsdcifs. The profits Of the ent office last year were approxi- tely two hundred thousand dollars. tn the exception of five or six years, department has cleared a profit 1887, the profits being more than
 lundred thousand in one instance, frequently three hundred thousand hore. Although the exact figures 3not yet attainable, the total num- of patents granted last year Is ger than ever, being somewhere bout thirty-five thousand as compared with thirty-three thousand the year jrevious
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

A story which will interest dreamers comes out of the West. A friend in Chicago dreamed about hats. Every thing in the dream was hats, and a soft hat predominated. Next day he told a hat salesman about the, dream. "Just
 he thing" said the salesman who knew
 thing or two. There's a horse called Bombrero running to-day at the track ssfYou have a straight tip" That after noon the dreamer and his friend pooled Issues and put $50 on Sombrero to win at hundred to one. The race started At the quarter sombrero led by two lengths. At the half the lead was maintained, and when the three-quar- ter post was reached Sombrero was sure winner. Down thestretch went the horses, and at the post horse that lad not been one-two-three went first
 Ter the wire-Fedora.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
Jordison, who has beel

n Jordison, who has been
 at coalvtlle, Ia, for six
 q finds it impossible to give
 Ap. He has written out his ..y,.s.s time without number in nat ufhss but without avail. No one 'llse will have the office, and the in- anbent under the law, is compelled remain until new postmaster can found. ...
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05

q It appears that prunes are not always brui1es. Here is the official pomological Rrgan of Hungary charging that Am Nrican prunes sold in Germany have been soaked in a fluid containing from Ben to twelve per cent of glycerine to EartiHcially increase their size and weight, and proceeding forthwith to
 dub the American fruit merchant as profit seeking and officious. So our con- lsul general at Budapest advises well 'intentioned prune shippers to get cer-
 tificate of purity from some chamber of commerce or board of health and it of
 Aers a consoling inference that not our
 srtlit merchants but European dealers
 tay be responsible for the guilty prune Soaking in the incidental advice that lthe packing be so we'll done as to pre- lvent repacking by middlemen in Europe
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
pVERTIsING RATES.

-s 2 1h5'I11FI 15I1FI MI lL H-ISs VI yus. Wants. Rents. and other yertisements. One Cent a Word Ftion. Five Cents a Word for
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-05
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BARRIERS IN THE WEEK. 50 CENTS A iR SIX MONTHS. ss A SAME TERMS BY MAIL. COPIES. ? cENTS
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21
A LOSING CANDIDATE

The republicans of Phoenix have nominated J. C. Adams as their candi- date for mayor of that city at the coming municipal election. Mir. Adams served one term as mayor of the capital city snd also held the post office there for four years. But ac- cording to the Phoenix Gazette, repul- can Iarty organ, Mir. Adams has no show of ever being elected again in
 hat city. The day before the city republican convention named Mir. Adams for mayor the Gazette had this to ssy concerning his candidacy:
 Several republicans are suggesting the name of J. c. Adams as the canoi- date for mayor on the republican ticket. We do not kn1w that MT. Adams even desires the nomination, but if he does. and the republican city convention names him as the republi- can candidate for mayor, we certainly think is will be the greatest mlstake ever made by republican convention. No man with Mir. Adams' psrty record can hope to be elected. His nomina- tion is sure to bring crushing defeat for the whole ticket. it is still fresh ln the minds of all republicans that while Mr. Adams was holding a re- publican federal position he organized an active fight against James Moni- , han. who was the regular republican nominee for msyor, snd defeated him and the whole council ticket. The aefsst of Monihsn and the ccu poil ticket was the ruin of the republican party in Phoenix for several years
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21
For a Weak Digestion.

ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will help you to digest your food. It is not the quantity of food taken that gives strength and yigor to the system. but the amount digest ed and assimilated. If troubled with a weak digestion, don't fail to give these Tablets a trial. Thousands have been benefited by their ase. They only cost 8 quarter. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21
IMPORTANT COMMITTEE COMING

IMPORTANT COMMITTEE COMING
 The announcement published yester-
 day in the American
 that the congressional irrigation in
 vestigstion committee intend to visit
 Arizona during the month of June should be cause for satisfaction, ss it
 will give the congressman composing this committee an opportunity to be- come thoroughly informed of the great opportunity for developing in this ter Titory one Of the richest agricultural sections of the United States. They will see, at glance ovar the great Salt rlver valley, what is to be accom- plished by the storage of water in the Tonto basin. the work for which is now under wsy; they will see in the great Casa Grande valley, extending from the mountains north of Florence. more than sixty miles, what mag Dificent farming country would be re- clsimed by the construction of the | proposed San Carlos dam on the (iils river; they can go farther and see msgnifcen. site at Charleston in Co., chise county, for impounding the
 sters of the San Pedro river. which would reclaim many thousands of acres of fertile land. and again on the Gila at Guthrie in Graham county, is another site where 6 government dam would supply irrigated homes fer many thousand people.
 The peorle of Arizona interested in irrigation should take steps to see that this visiting committee is given every opportunity to gain all possible infor mstion during its stay here.
 The visit of this congressional com mittee will not alone be calculated to Aelp Arizona from an irrigation stand paint, but it should result in convert ing everyone of the visiting congress men to the contention of citizens of Arizona that this territory is now and ,i has been for several years in every way fitted for single statehood and that it would be monumental and unpardona bic sin to put this territory into state which would also include New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

We understand that Governor Ki5 bey is favorable to a convention to be held some time in the fall to pro test against joint statehood The goyernor of New Mexico is also a staunch advocate of single statehood. Why not call joint single-statenood convention over the signature of Gov ernors Kibbey and Otero to be held in September? We pass the suggestion up to the two governors.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

Young Cornelius Vanderbilt has in. vented another valuable mechanical device. a steam generating appliance which. it is said, will result in great saving in the cost of fuel. In spite of the millions which descended to him by right of inheritance. he has demonstrated that he has right to a place in the busy world by right of brains.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

The Mexican voters of New Mexico are beginning to sit up and take no tiee in reference to the joint statehood scheme. They fear that with Arizona and New Mexico joined together the first act of the Legislature would be 2 bin effectually putting them out of politics by the means of an education al qualification. It is an i'll wind that blows no one good. and the Mexican voters of New Mexico may yet join hands with the voters of Arizona in an effort to defeat this iniquitous measure.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

The Review is prepared to make the assertion that enough money is lost annually in Bisbee to wage earners, on account of the epidemic of typhoid fe- yer. if placed in a fund, to build and operate sewer within three years.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

When Alice Roosevelt and Albert ]. Beveridge are married we hope the first night he comes home with a jag" Alice will bounce SUCK of stovewood off his head.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

The Odd Fellows have returned to their respective homes after the ses- sion of the Grand Lodge at Douglas Each one of them walking advertise rncnt of GUT wonderful resources and unbounded hospitality.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

Talk happiness. Look pleasant, is the sign that is hung over the door at the office of Frank J. Graf, broker With Bonanza stocks tumbling over themselves to reach the low water mark. some of the boys are making a brave struggle to carry out the iDjunc- tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

thereafter. and no douss hurt the chances of the county republican ticket.
 We have great faith in the rspubli- can party and do not believs it will ever think of naming as standard bearer one who has SO openly and sue cessfully wrecked ir. ''
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

joint statehood league has been or ganized in New Mexico for campaign of education looking forward to car rying the election for the adoption Of the constitution which is expected 10 De held early in 1905. What is Ari- zona going to do about it?
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

Certain San Francisco editors are engaged in ghastly mud-slinging con test. Slow music and squick-lime should be fitting finale. If the dis gusting exhibition continues, Uncle Sam should quarantine the belliger- ents and fumigate the mails.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

President Roosevelt is among the bears. and strange as it may appear, Wall street insists that it has no in terest in the conflict that is raging.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

Nobody, including Dr. Gladden. and Tom Lawson. has refused to receive any contribution directly offered by Mr Rockefeller up to the time of go- Iing to press.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

Those strenuous war correspond ents have Rojestvensky sailing in ev- cry direction but that in which lies Togo's fleet.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

Will it be Cassidy or Hunt? That's the question that is agitating the Re publican politicians in these parts. Up to date the Democrats have not been
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

Even the Chee Foo liar is reluctant in guessing at what the Russian Baltic fleet is prepared to do.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

The Portland Exposition will he open on time and conducted without a row in the board of lady managers.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-21

cCuSuftCu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

The latest in financial circles and that is generally
credited controlling interest Mfg
Co. is held by Mr. Marsden Perry and Senator Nelson W.
Adch and that obtaining that domination
the Hobrook interest, held in New York
AS the Goham company quite recently acquired the plant of
large said formidable competing mandatory
Nashua N H. and other
Barton plant color is given the further that it the
tenon of the management after thorough reorganization
the silver producing business the lines that
followed the amagamaton the file works country
the Gorm works. which the largest their kind in the world
the central plant.
Prior the when Mr. Perry took hold of the file project
the Nicholson had competitors the market and the
with the considering
of capital invested.
The smaller companies absorbed and in brief the
file making business placed a fine paying basis
Today Nicholson File largest Of its kind exant,
having distributing agents all the civilized world
reported reorganization of the Gorha Manufacturing
company said that George H. Robinson the vice
with the company and be prominently identified
with its management.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27

Six barricades that were raised were
sto'med by an overwhelming number OF
troops and police Seventeen OF the de-
fenders were wounded and 200 were ar
rested. Street cars were overturned and
use1 In the barbados.
STRIKERS SHOOTING ALSO.
Strikers are shooting workmen who at
tempt TO work Shops are closing in fear
OF riots. Infantry is camped in the
streets.
Thirty-four battalions OF infantry have
arrived from other points.
The Jewish quarter is in full revolt.
MORE SLAIN IN LODI.
Lodz June 27-Shots were fired yester-
day AT cossack patrol from the
Protestant cemetery. The cossacks en-
tered the cemetery and killed five men,
four women and three children.
The officers OF the Murom dragoon regi-
ment visited the military commander to-
day and announced on behalf OF the
troops that the latter refused TO shoot
defenseess people The regiment was
Immediately sent 10 Wloclawek. The gov
ernor has ordered an inquiry into the
matter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
FOUND AFTER
141 HOURS
IN SWAMP.

Gloucester Mass. June H.-After being
without food for l4l hours and being ex-
posed to the storms which have ragged
almost constantly since her disappear
ance last Wednesday night Zoua White,
woman about 81 years of age OF this
city, was found today in the swamps
quarter OF a mile from the net and twine
factory in which she was employed.
Since she disappeared men and dogs
have been searching the swamps near
where she was last seen and today officer
Walter White, guided by his dog, found
the woman on a dry hummock in the
morass. She was unconscious and her
body and clothing were i'm a pitiable con-
dition from her long exposure
BY the use of a causeway of planks she
was removed with considerable difficulty
TO the Addison Gilbert hospital, where
It IS expected she will soon recover from
her experiepce.
IL is said Miss White has at times
shown some mental peCuftaritfeS.
During one Of these alterations, II Is
thought. she wandered into the swamps
and fell unconscious from exhaustion and
exposure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
TRANSFERS
ISSUE AN
ULT|MATUM

Chicago, Ill, June 27.-The spread Of
the teamsters' strike 10 include 1000
drivers OF local express and small delivery
wagons was a possibility today
All ultimatum already has been de-
livered by the teamsters and the en-
ployers have called special meeting for
this afternoon to return an answer. Senti-
ment was strongly in favor OF a fight.
The trouble with the delivery drivers
started when a wagon took a load OF to-
bacco 10 n strike-bound firm.
President Shea Immediately sent a COM
mittee to wait upon the express concern,
with a demand that deliveries to strike
affected concerns cease.
Three hundred former employees OF the
American Express company attacked a
wagon OF the company driven by John
r. James last night James was struck
on the head with a brick and probably
fatally injured. -Four arrests were made
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-27
RECORD
CROWD AT
THE GAME

New Haven. Conn, June 2.-Yale and
Harvard will play their 1905 champion
ship baseball game on Yale field this
afternoon in the presence of the largest
and undoubtedly the most enthusiastic
crowd Of Yale men that has ever seen a
game on that diamond.
All seats I'm the grandstand were dis
posed Of last week and today even posi-
tions along the top Of one OF the football
stands, overlooking the baseball field,
were also eagerly sought after.
The morning reports from both teams
were that the players were in fine spirits
and that each team was confident OF win
ming
The game will be called az B o'clock
and the batting order will be as follows.
Yale-Barnes, G. r.. o Brien, r. S.: Kin
ney. 3b. cote. ]. T.; Hu!skamp, r. r.:
Bowman al, Camp. Oh; Chaplin. c.;
Jacks on, y.
H5TvaT1--Srruau. o. Lc0u1rrf. 80 I.
Stephenson. c.; Mathews. s. s.. Randall.
III. Greenough. r. T.; Dexter. c. T.. Brad
bury. 2b. Coburn, p.