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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-04
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 "Nay: the king prefers tie blue eyes of France" spoke up the cardinals fool he of the viola.
 Then do you set our queen of fools, our fair JacGueline, out of his majes- tvs good graces" interposed one of the lesser testers. q mere baron's hireling who long had burned with secret ad- miration for the maid of the coguet- tish cap.
 'l nm such q fool as to want the good graces of no man or rlonlrch!" she replied boldly. without sancing at the speaker.
 An he were in love you would be two fools" laughed Caillette, the court poet.
 "In love 'tis only the man is the fool or the fooled" she returned pointedly. and Caillette. despite his self posses sion. flushed painfully. Since Diane ce Poitiers had welded her ancient lord the poet had become grave, stu dioIs. almost sad.
 And is your mistress. the kings ward. fo1ling with Ter betrothed?" he asked quickly, conscious of knowing winks and nudces.
 "TEe Princess Louise and the Duke of Fr.edwald are to wed for reasons of state" said tie young woman gravely. "TLcre'll be no fools"
 "Ah. a loVp!eSS match"'
 But not a landess one" reto-ted she of the cap without the bells. "Be. sizes. 1t ceEents the friendship of Francis and Charles " What more would you: But I'll tell you secret"
 At that the company hocked around her as though there was something en- ticin- in her tone. the vague promise of an interesting bit Of gossip or tie indefinite suggestion of q court scan Gal
 "A secret"' said tho cardinals fool. rubbing his hanGs together. His mas ter often rewarded him for particular iy choice morsels of loose little tatt!e.
 "Oh. nothing very wickel.' she nu- swered. waving them back with her small hand. "'Tis only that they play at make believe ln lore. the princes and her betrothed! Eut. after all. it ii far more sensible than real lovemak- iug. where if inc pleasure b. more acute the pan=s are therefore the greater. She addresses 10 him the tcudereSt counterfeit verses; be return 3 them in kinL She even simulated sucI an nlusOry sadness that tLc duke has sent L.s own jester. who has but just arrived at court. 10 amuSe her taben., du!lucss until hc him self clIlI couei
 At tllis the carIiinai's buffOJn l1okeI disappointed for his master Ikej more Li.bly favorel he1rsay. while Tr.b1ulet fr1wned anl brou-ht down b.s heavy fist upon the arm of the tlrT3Ee.
 "A new jester. f0rsOothl he exclaim el.
 "AnI why notT' lifting her swar. tTowR qulze.Caily.
 We are al7ea1y ovcrstockej with rrentice f91.s.~ he res5rted. looking ever tac tlI-lug.
 -AE. yoa fear Terhapz some one may depose ySUE- remaTke,I JscqueiiHe coll ly.
 A guarded laugh arose from tbs gathering. and the dvarf-s eyes sieam eJ.
 "perOse me Tr.borlet,- he shoutei rising ~Triboulet Is sovereign lord of ali at whom he mocss, Ills wand l. mIchtse- than an e7-seOpsl miter.
 h his oye-weznine rage anl vanity be fairy cro-chel before the throne uilg them all Ike eat H.s thics
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-04

>and mtved caressingly, the sleeve waving beneath.
 ''poor Jocko! Poor Jocao!" she mur- mCred.
 Triboulet's glance beamed with ce- light. She was casting her spell over his enemy.
 "Oh," mutterei Triboulet, If the king coull but have heard"
 Perhaps it was a breath of air. but the tapestry depicting the mlsadvel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-04

There will be ioLI eciipses in 19"S.
 The western senator rerused this statement with attention.
 "I worGer if my political career will be mixed up with any of them he mur. mured elcomily to himself-Louisvillo Courier-Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-04
Cousolatou On

Consolation Mar stor.d finger al the virdowu wtere tie Casn-y b0- ne g ttra.. Just to rsve- IT. tie factte Doesn't have to tuy Iksa all -EOy a. Magazine
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-04
Content with Small Me-cse

Content with smaIi Me-ciea Teacher-if yo1 G1nt u-e moso sains. Bobby. yoaI rever get through the world
 Bobby-ronJ v-nt to-Tn 90 rouna oyssSe-Iv ---r
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07

these values were cut Tn half the Consolidated could still operate with snug profit This splendid prop erty holds enough of the yellow bless ing to ripple gold plate every ship in the American navy, pay off the national debt or equip an army of a million men.
 Above all the Huachuca Consolidat- ed has been before the public and it's system and methods fully ventilated until every one knows that it is legi- timate and meritorious.
 The Huachuca Con. is Paid for. The Huachuca Con. is developed. The Hua- chuca Con. is a producer and does not ask a cent of any person with which to speculate or develop.
 What they are preparing to do is to extract that good old yellow stuff they have just been talking about. Millions of dollars worth of which is locked in the bosom of me honest young Huachuca consolidated. Just Gold. That is what they are talk ing about and that is what they have.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07

taxpayers of said district WHETHER the bonds of said dis trict shall be issued and sold for the purpose of raising money with which to construct one school house there in. and for the purchase of suitable school lots therefor.
 The said school house to be built in said City of Bisbee upon a site known as the Central School grounds.
 Wm. Hughes and s. M. Burr and Dan1. Hankins are appointed by us for the purpose of conducting said election, and the polls thereof will be open on said election day from the hour of 10 a. m. to the hour of p. m The amount of such bond issue shall be seventy-five thousand dol. lars (s75,OO0) in the aggregate, and consist of seventy-five (75) bonds of denomination of one thousand dollars (s100G) each. and they shall be num- bered 1 to 75 inclusive, and bear in terest from their date at the rate of five per cent. 6 per cenD per annum. and both the principal and interest thereof shall be payable in gold coin of the United States. and the bonds are to run as follows:
 No. 1 to No. 5, inclusive, for 1 year.
 No. to No. 10. inclusive, for years.
 No. Il to No. Is. inclusive. for 3 years.
 No. 16 to No. 2O. inclusive, for 4 years.
 No. 21 to No. 25. inclusive, for 5 years.
 No. PC to No. 35, inclusive, for 6 years.
 No. SC to No. 45, inclusive, for ' years.
 No. 46 to No. .55. inclusive, for S years.
 No. 5e to No. G5, inclusive, for 9 years.
 No. 66 to No. 75. inclusive, for 10 years.
 From their date.
 Done at Bisbee, Arizona, this, the 0th day of January, A. D. 1905.
 s. w. CLAWSON,
 H. M. WOODS, Chairman:
 I. W. WALLACE, Clerk. Board of Trustees of School District Number Two. of Cochise County, Territory of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07
BIG
 GAINS IN PLACER GROUND
LA BRiScA COLD COMPANY AD VANCES THE PRICE OF ITS
 STOCK.

Claims to Have Made Gain of S16 in as Many Feet From Four Feet Depth If Report Is True 1t Means Big Things.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07
Industrial Movements.

New York. Feb G.-Tbe market has been very irregular today. The strong features were Metropolitan Street Railway, B. R. T. and Manhattan, each having sharp advances. The leading railroads were the shares which were most under pressure. Some vigorous selling was seen in the last hour, and the close was rather weak.
 Sales, 96S, 300 shares.
 Money closed 1 3-4 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07

G. w. Arnett, of Magdalena, who
 va shere last week in the interests of La Brisca Gold. left Sunday for the placer country in which the property is located.
 Before leaving the city MT. Arnett stated that he mad received Saturday night notification from the headquar- ters of the company at Cananea that the price of stock would be advanced on Monday, yesterday, to So per share. Previous to the advance it had been selling at s1.5O, sales being made for the purpose of securing funds to pay Tor machinery and development.
 The advance made Saturday was on the strength of recent discoveries which are said to have been made at La Brisca property. According to the report given out it has come into much better things than even the man. agement expected. Gravel which showed sS in gold at f feet depth ill the river bed has gone to SPA at 20 feet depth. Should this increase be true and hold good, La Brisca is better than a couple of hints, and the ad- vance in price Of it's stock more than justified. La Brisca adjoins the Greene Consolidated ground on the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07
ALLOTMENT OF
 5000 SHARES
FOUR THOUSAND TO THE EAST. INDIVIDUAL ALLOTMENT IS
 VET UNKNOWN.
Announcement Expected Soon-Dull Day or the Local Market Was Yes terday-P. 2. D. Showed Weakest on the List-New York Quiet.
(From Graf.)

Yesterdays market for Bonanza Circle stock was a dull one, with plen- ty of stock on the market, but no buy CTS. Calumet G Arizona showed weakness from the early morning, and closed weak We do not know of any reason for the decline unless it is that many that have been under the i'm pression that they would pay a regular dividend of S2.00 have for some req son weakened and thought that $1.5O would be paid. Calumet & Pittsburg continued weak. and the best bid that we could get on L. S. & P. was S51.
 Pittsburg & Duluth was by lar the weakest stock on the board. They were bidding in the morning $50. but this brought out a great many shares, thereby giving the market more stock than could be disposed of. Plenty of it was offered at $29. Junction also showed signs of weakness. and there were sales made at s1O9
 We have been informed by reliable authority that the Denn-Arizona peo- pie will let Bisbee people have but 5000 shares of stock. and Duluth will have but 4O00 We are glad to see that they arc giving the home people the best if it. This number of shares will not go half way around. but we will have to be satisfied with what we can get. The list of subscribers has been sent to Duluth. where the direc- tors will use their best discretion and allow each man his pro rata to the amount subscribed. Every man will be treated fairly and get the amount due him as per his subscription. The list will be cut down considerably, as it was over subscribed almost three times. We expect to learn shortly the amount that has been allotted each subscriber.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07
Lack of Activity.

The sales in the New York market did not snow any great activity. Rail roads were well bought, but steel and industrials took the preference. Anal gamated closed weak. Coppers were entirely neglected. Cotton was handled quite extensively, the market opening at 7.31 and closing at 7.49 Wheat took a small decline. Pork reaches 12.S7 and closed at 12.95.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07

Copper, Cotton and Wheat. New York, Feb. 6.-Copper, cotton and wheat closed as follows: Copper-15 3-SG15 1-2. Cotton-May, 7.49; July. 6.S9. wheat-May, 11G.3; July, 1O1.4. Pork-12.95.
 Sales of shares, S6s.300. Money on call, 1 3-4 per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald When He Started
 to Use Ne1ybrO's Herpicide

Frederick Manuel. Maryland block. Butte, Montana, bought bottle of New bros Herpicide. April 6, 's9. and began to use it for entire badness. The hair fol- iicIes In his scalp were not dead and n 20 days he had hair all over his head On July he writes. land today my hair Is as thick ard luxuriaut as any one could wish" Newbro's Herpicide works on an old principle and with new d's- covery-dzstrcy the cau=e and you re- move the effect Herpicide destroys the germ that causes dandruff. falling hair. ard finally badness. so that with the muse gone the effect cannot remain. Stops falling hair at once and a new growth starts. Sold by leading iruggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample -o Tho Herpieide Co.,. Detroit. Mich.
 The Bisbee Drug O.. Bisbee. Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07
copper, Cotton and Wheat.

Junction ..... =. .... 1oS %. III
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-07
General Transfer
 Call Nose Gibson Light and Heavy Hauling
 PHONE 266
ELECTION NOTICE.

BECAUSE in our judgment it is ad- visable to do so. we, the undersigned Board of Trustees of School District No. ?, of Cochise County, Territory of Arizona, do hereby call an election to be held on she goth day of FEBRUA- RY. A. D. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIVE in the certain building sit uated in the City of Bisbee, said County and Territory known as
 The Fire House,
 for the purpose oi submitting to the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-10
IS ARRESTED FOR
 FALSE PRETENSES
ED THURMAN IS ACCUSED OF sE- CURING MONEY ON CHECKS WHICH WERE WoRTHLEss-A LIST OF LOSSES.

Ed Thurman, a well known young man of Birmingham, was arrested yesterday forenoon by Detectives Hamilton and Bodeker on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The arrest occurr- ed in an office on the seventh floor of the First National Bank building.
 Thurman is charged with issuing checks, all of which except one. were on the First National bank, from sums varying from $5 to s5S. O. The one exception was a check on the American Trust and Saw ngs bank, signed M. T. Furman,' who is the wife of the accused.
 The total amount secured by the is suance of worthless checks. which were not honored at the banks, will reach in the neighborhood of $2Oo. in the opinion of the detectives.
 The checks were given to different men about the city and the following re- ceived them back with a label, "Insuffi- cent funds: Boveman, Joseph x Loeb, Solomon & Levi, Blach x Sons, Burnett Cigar company, Dick Wray, J. R. Brown, John L. Parker. Ferd Marx. Cox Shoe company b. B. Norton, A. E. Campbell
 
 company Dewberry Sons, and the Nor ris hotel.
 For some time Thurman was employed at the store of Drennen x Co.,, on Sec ond avenue His business recently is not known. His residence is given No. 323 North Twenty street and he Is married.
 It Is understood that efforts are being made by influential friends of Thurman to settle all claims against the young man. Some of his alleged victims. it is known, are in favor of prosecuting him. while others are willing to profit by experience and let the man go his way without prosecution.
 Thurman states that he has done bus mess with the First National bank for some time and had a balance in the bank The officers claim that the balance was $1.u or $1.S1 and that there were two garnishments against the balance at the time the checks were issued. They sta | that they have been looking for the accused for the past two weeks or more
 Up to a late hour last night Thurman had not made bond and was still in the city jail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-10
THE PLAYER MAID."
Florence Davis Gives Excellent Per-
 formance at the Jefferson.

''rhe Player Maid" at the Jefferson the- atre yesterday afternoon and last night proved to be a diverting comedy in which was unfoded a sweet and appealing love story. Miss Davis gave an excellent per- formance and she was ably supported by Elliott Dexter. Miss Davis, as the mas- querading actress, playing the part of a fine lady, only to lose her heart and be- come ensnared in the net which she had spread for another. was all that could be desired. She was captivating and delight full in the merry scenes. full of womany sympathy and affection in those scenes which were serious.
 Miss Davis support was good but not uniform. Elliott Dexter was an ideal lover. He played the part of Lord Rox- bury with the repression and tenderness necessary to make 1t effective. He was pecially strong in his plea for the heart of the young actress of Drury Lane the- atre
 The plot of the play Is one that arrests the attention at once. It is both novel and entertaining The comedy is finely drawn, while the denoument of the play is as happy as one could wish. No brighter and pretter play has been seen at the Jefferson this season than 'The Player Maid !"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-10
Christmas Greeting of
 Five Thousand Dollars

It Is easy for the rich to clip coupons and collect interest on nvestments-and 1t Is also a great help for any community to have people who are able to do these things.
 We are delighted to state that the Citi- zens Savings bank is now distributing to it's coco depositors over $5,000.00 in interest. earned during the past six months. We are grateful to be able to make this nouncement as 1t demonstrates in a most pleasant way, the great advantage of having a savings account-a reserve fund which brings contentment to all who are it's beneficiaries.
 Have you account with the Citizens Savings bank? If not start one now. It is the sure foundation which to build a successful future. This bank will be pleased to accept your account, however small. and the officers will do all they can to assist you in your efforts to save.
 The Citizens Savings bank is the only bank in Alabama confining It's business to strictly savings accounts. It Is engaged in business the purpose of which is to encourage you to better your condition. and the officers of the bank invite your cooperation and encouragement
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-10
"NEW YORK HARRY HAS
 ATLAST BEEN ARRESTED
SAYRE COMPANY WILL
 MAKE IMPROVEMENTS

1 lie Iron and Steel company, will devote much of his time to the affairs of the company. MT. Adams has been officially connected with the company for a long time, but in the future he will devote a much greater amount of his time to it's interests He has been the representa- tive in this district of the company. In speaking of the matter yesterday MT. Adams said
 "The Sayre Mining and Manufacturing company will spend much money in Bir- mingham. The company recently increas- ed its capital stock and will continue to do so as the occasion demands. We are not ready to specify the amounts exactly that are to be spent. but they will be very large.
 Not only will we improve and en- large our properties at sayre, but we will look after industrial interests and properties in other parts of the dis trict.
 MT. Sayre and MT. Cleaver have just been to Birmingham and the plans were outlined and a number of matters agreed on, but we are not able to give out the exact improvements which we contem- plate"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-10

without ever denying the statement that New York Harry killed the two police- men, They maintained to the last their innocence of the murder of the officers, and some people still believe that Miller and Duncan were not guilty as charged Policemen Kirkley and Adams were shot while trying to arrest Duncan, Miller and others at the corner of Twentieth street and Third avenue, just as the men were coming out of saloon. The safe robbery had been reported at police head quarters and the word was gwen to be on the outlook for suspicious looking strang CTS Duncan, Miller and other men came along and the two officers stopped them coming out of a saloon. The men were told that they must give. an account of themselves or go to jail While the ar giments were going the men with Miller and Duncan escaped and the of fcers put the remaining two under ar- rest without searching them. Policemen Kirkley and Adams walked few feet with the men who have since been hang ed, when Miller broke away. Suddenly shot rang out and one of the policemen fell Another shot was fired and the other officer was fatally wounded. Mill Ter and Duncan were arrested, together with West, Fay and Edwards. Miller and Duncan were convicted and the death penalty was assessed against each and the other members of the gang were sentenced to terms in the penitentiary. Burns and New York Harry escaped
 Robbery a Capital Crime.
 Dowd was indicted five years ago by grand jury for safe blowing and robbery. The Pnkertons state that he Is wanted for the murder of two officers. Whether he can be convicted for the murder of Kirkley and Adams, since the execution of Miller and Duncan, is a question. If convicted of robbery, such as he is ac- cused of engaging in, the death sentence can be applied in Alabama, as the law reads that robbery committed whereby force is used is a capital crime.
 If 1t is certain that the man in jail in the Connecticut city Is the man indict- ed here a search that has been continued for five years will have heen rewarded with success. and the indicted man will be given chance to prove his innocence of the charge against him or be con victed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-10
WITNESS. IN WEST CASE
 FOUND DEAD IN a FIELD

The Sayre Mining and Manufacturing company will make some immense i'm provements in it's property and holdings in the Birmingham district. The extent of these improvements have not yet been made public, but large sums of money will be spent.
 Not only will the property of the com pany at Sayre be improved and the out put of the mines increased materially, but the company will probably establish industrial plants in the district.
 The announcements come as the result of visit to Birmingham of Robert H. Sayre and A. N. Cleaver, who are large stock holders in the company. MT. Sayre is at the head of the company and is man who has long been influential in the development of Birmingham and the Bir- mingham district. As a matter of fact he was one of the pioneers in the district and was interested in one of the original companies which built iron furnaces in Birmingham. MT. Cleaver Is a son-in- law of MT. Sayre and prominent in indus trial circles in Pennsylvania.
 In connection with these announce ments comes the statement that John H. Adams. assistant manager of the Repub-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-10
CATHOLIC SERVICES.
Father Mcdonald to Preach Today
 Mission to Non-CathoIics.


 The Rev. Father Mcdonald, C. M, will preach at high mass at St. Pauls church today In the afternoon the rite of bless ing the children will be administered and tonight at 7:30 a discourse will be delv- cred by one of the mission priests.
 The mission for non-Catholcs will begin tomorrow night The object of the mis- sion is to explain the teachings of the Catholic church concerning the means of salvation.
 The Rev. Father Coyle, pastor of St. Paul's, says there will be no controversy in the lectures for non-Catholics-"on only explanation in spirit of charity
 The services Monday night will begin at o'clock. The theme of the lecture will be: God and the Soul-Necessity of Re- ligion." Those persons desiring particular information concerning the teachings of the church will obtain it by writing out their questions and placing them in the query box at the church door. These questions will be answered by one of the missoners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-10
ENGINEERS OF SOUTH
 MEET HERE THIS WEEK

, The toasts and those who will respond will be: G. M Ingram-"The Engineer in so- ciety." E. L. Stream of New Orleans-Ihe En- gineer and the Stegomyia Faciata.'
 E. A. Kingsley of Little Rock" Munich pal Engineering" Woolsey Fennell of Pan anna Canal, the South and the World'
 A. w. Evans of Rakusage, Ala Mines, Gold and Other Kind"
 James Bowron-''The Birmingham Dis trict."
 E. M. Llnn-'@The Water Works"
 E. W. Barrett and Rufus N. Rhodes have been invited to deliver addresses at the banquet. Mayor Ward and Hunter Mcdonald, chief engineer of the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis railroad, will i also speak.
 Mai R. H. Elliott will be the toast master of the occasion, and will introduce the different speakers. Julian Kendrick, city engineer of Birmingham is president of the association, and H. M. Jones oi Nashville Is secretary and treasurer. MT. Kendrick is also president of the local section of the association and George Il. Harris is secretary.