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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-06

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bic Wemter Der @sieai9aft an Der 3hfts
unb i'm 2anbe. gs tperben nur mod
Depsi9en bss a~uspdrtigsn Mntes Be-
f6rbert tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-06

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st. Souls, 5. Sept.
grfes spiel.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-06
YbiIipptnen.
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Nsana, Smell @uanl, 5. Sept.
Die Sniel Gaipait bon Der Warianen'
@ruppe tpurbe an, 81. Mus. bon einem
Sornabo berbeert.
Der OampIer Der Der. Staaten
Supplp unb bas beuti&e 8anonenboot
W6be Fnb absef9idt moroen, um ben
Notbleibenben Ollie 3u bringen. Dos
Rsgierungs. unb biele anbere @ebduoe
uurben aera6rt. Weni&enleben GIN
gen ni9t berloren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-06
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pei t1ors, Ulrla1o, D. Sepi.
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bic bsrmutbli9 in.gsrbinbuns nit Dem
alternate ftanbsa, osrf&wanoen In Der
Suntelbeit. 0crlekt tpurbe Niemano.
bod puroen ole Gsnfer Der umlissens
ben @ebdube 3eri9mettert.
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lung.
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tio. 2omits bss 2onersRss b, 3emif-
mos unb Dumas beidloB cine regs
Sbeilnabme an Den Wablsn our Wa-
understanding.
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bon Wostau BAT fi9 iebr aiinifis Fur
ben plan elmer misunderstanding
ausasfpro9sn unb bisieIbs ftr einen
widtigen S4ritt In Der bifforil den
gntmidlune &uBlanbs ertldrt. Der
plan let nieQei9t Der WerbsRerung
fdbig.
artaren9 n.
g t. petersburg, 5. Sept.
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Der gauge ito6ffIi9s aautaius miro
BON ben Sartaren terrorifirt. 3abls
rei4s Gltt4tlinge trefen bon 8atu,
g~tiIabetbpol unb Sbuiba elm.
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3u ~resuldren @efs9ten stpiiden Sar=
tarerl unb Sprisrn fam. Na9 Offi.
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tgt t.
g l.. petersbur9, 6. Sept.
Na9 ben lebten gsri9ten aus 8atu
idsinen bic fdrsdli9sn 3uidnoe ba.
ielbt etuas better gu merben.
Die petrolsum. Snbufris bat riefgen
S1aben erlitten. Die Bstbeiligten
6aben an ben 3aren te%lsgrapbirt unb
i'm INN S9ub ibrss gigentbums on.
sefsbt, bas benz State idbrli&
100, 600, 600 &ubel giebt unb &ubs
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tation bon Snterehenten piro beute
ben Minifer bes Snnsrsn 8oultsin
UNI cine Nuoien3 erIadsn. gs berri9t
isbt i4on 2nappbsit an Petroleum.
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g t. petersburg, 5. Sept.
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au pnrtsmoutb tpuroe bier obne befons
bsrs Mn3ei9en Der 8beilnabme aufge-
Die 3situnsen sabsn nod ni9t einmal
grtrabldtter bsraus.
Oeferreid' llngarn.
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90 len, 5. September. Die Wel.
bung Der 2onoOner ySailp Mail", BAT
in ben lsbtsn Woasn 200 Soossfdue II
@ali3ien unb Der 8ufouina an bel
gbolera boreefommen ieien, lit 9runo'
los. gs fno feine Gdls europdifaeI
@6olera bon ben 8eb6rben beri9te
tporbsn. Die bereits beri9tetsn Rsbsi
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lera.
China.
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9on9fon9,5 5. September. -
3u @bren Der amerifanif4en Sefu9e
fanoen beute Elm Diner, Wettrennen
$ruppenparabe unb am Nbeno eli
sldn3enbsr BaI ftatt.
Spanien.
Streit.
BtIbao, 5. September. 81
3ablrei9en 2oblengrdber I'm Nrnabal
SbaIe Hno an ben @treit segangen
{ Strenge WabregeIn tuurben. getrofen
um bic Orbnung aufre&t gu erbalten
S9weoen.Norwssen.
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}, gbrifianta, 5. Sept. 81
0erbanb fir internationales Re4i
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-06
Granfreih.

8egrhben ben Grieben.
paris, 6. Sept. Die beuti9en
Morasnssitunssn bsgriBen ben Grie-
bensI9lub au pOrtsmoutb nit 9rober
8efrieoisung.
General @baee.
paris, 5. September. @eneraIs
leutnant gbafee madts beute. bon iei'
mem Noiutantsn be9leitet unb IN boiler
Uniform, einen Befu& i'm 2%riessmini-
ffsrium. ct tpirb morgen naa Dem
Wan6perfeloe abreifen.
Slrfei.
Mebr 8 ruppen mobis
Iifirt.
f ttnppel 5. Sept.
Bier t~ueitere B~ataiQone &eierpen finb
tn Golse Der feinbli9en 9aItung Der
Albansfsn uno Der 8bdtisteit Der Sn'
%iurgsntsn, ipe3iea srie4if@er In Mas
cebpnien. dufoebpten tpDrbeu.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
THE oRhDoRFF HOTEL

Fl Paso is entertaining many 0a cas people from 5isbee. Douglas, Cananea and surrounding towns. 1t is sas gested that when in the Pass City tAsy try the Orndortf hotel. 1t has hand somely furnished rooms, is so pleas antly situated on the Plaza, and tAs cuisine of the highest class, that viss tors will be thoroughly satisfied wffs their visit at the Orndorff.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
SLOT MACHINE MAN
 MAKES LAST APPEAL
Tax on City Real EStatG--ihG
 Street Tax

Douglas, Ariz., Dec. 29.-(Speciai.l~
 The mayor and aldermen all at tended the city council meeting last night. The business was almost d. together in regard to revenue and taxation for the city of Douglas. The amended license ordinance which has long been under discussion and was agreed upon some weeks ago. after many petitions from the people to the council pro and con. was passed. The slot machine man was there to plead the beneficent influence of the slot machine upon civilization, but nothing was doing in response.
 A committee was appointed to con fer with Sheriff Hunt upon the ap- pointment of a jailer for Douglas by January 1. Deputy Shropshire having resigned the office to take effect on that date Aldermen Prickett and Adamson were appointed on the com mittee.
 There was a discussion of the office of street commissioner, which may result in the appointment of an as sistant under Commissioner Scott. The ordinance levying a tax on city real estate was passed.
 The amendment of the street tax ordinance making the street tax year begin January 1 was also passed. There will he another meeting of the council Monday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
REGARDING THE MANNER
 OF REGISTRATION
CITY ATTORNEY AND OTHERS HOLD ONLY THOSE ON THE GREAT REGISTER CAN
 VOTE.

Douglas. Ariz., Dec. 29.-(Special)-
 There has been considerable dis cussion on the streets over the arti- cle in last evenings International-Am- erican in which it was stated that from one-third to one-half of the yot- CTS in Douglas will practically be dis franchised at the coming city election on account of not being given a chance to register.
 City Attorney Lockwood the more he looks into the matter the more he is becoming convinced that only those can register who were on the great register in 1904 This would mean that there would probably not be over 500 votes cast in the city election. as many of those registered in 1904 have moved away.
 The hundreds of new corners who have been here more than a year and who are qualified in all other respects save not being on the great register
 will not be allowed to vote if MT Lockwood's decision Is correct. Attorney Parsons stated today that
 since he had looked into the matter he had changed his opinion given ofr hand. and was decidedly of the opin ion that City Attorney Lockwood was correct and that there was no doubt i in the matter in his opinion that nC one could register at the city election l The opinions of these two attorneys who was not on the great register | is also backed by that Of the city at | tOrney of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
ORDINANCE PASSED LAST
 NIGHT BY COUNCIL
THEIR CONDITION IN ROUND NUMBERS.-THE TAXATION
 ON REAL ESTATE.

Douglas, Ariz.. Dec. 29.-(Special.)-
 The ordinance passed last night by the city council providing for the taxation of real estate in Douglas leaves the amount of taxation to be later decided upon by the council. The council can levy only maximum of four mills, which on the S1,5OO 900 of assessed valuation in the city will yield a revenue Of some S6000 per year. or $500 per quarter.
 Tbe revenue during the past two quarters of the city's finances has been something more than S10,00O per quarter, from all sources. This has caused to accumulate surplus of about St0.OU0 The fire and city hall improvements will take all this. The decrease in the revenue from Dlc sources, too, will be somewhat less on account of a temporary cessation of gambling and the closing of some v Saloons. The expenses of the city government will be greater for the coming year.
 The levy on real estate. however, will prevent any deficit and will pro vide for the defraying of the ex- penses of all contemplated improve ments.
 The city's finances have been ID fine shape, and under the new ord1- nance will continue 50, and the work in hand and in contemplation will go OF.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
SAYS HE HAD
 VERBAL CONTRACT With Mayor for Feeding City
 Prisoners

Douglas, Ariz, Dec. 9.-(Special.) )-
 Constable Shropshire. who is also city taller. has been attacked in the nuhlic prints of late and the charge made against him that his bills for feeding the city prisoners presented to the city council for payment were rot fair. and that he has defrauded the city out of money for which he has furnished no meals to the prison CTS Also that he has unwarranted- ly obtained such meals from the Haas cafe ut IA cents per meal and has put in his bill against the city for 23 cents per meal. In reply to these accusations ConstaHe Shrop- shire asks the InteTnational-Americ to publish the following statement from him to the people of Douglas:
 q made a verbal agreement with Mayor Overlook to feed the city's pris- oners at % cents per meal. The Haas cafe agreed to furnish me these meals at fl cents each. I made 9 cents on each prisoner l fed. l paid the cafes bills as they were presented to me. If the restaurant furnished any meals to prisoners for which 1t failed tu charge me. l am not responsible. l kept my accounts with the city according to the dockets of the clerk of the court, showing how many pris- oners were on hand to be fed, and l put my bill to the council according Iy. The council has always paid these bills They paid the bill over which this question was raised. If there was anything wrong, surely the coun- cil would have discovered it.
 AS to my resignation as local dep uty and jailer, have sent it to the sheriff, but 1t is not because of the charges made against me in the news papers, but on entirely other grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES.

Douglas, Ariz.. Dec. 9.-CSpecial)-.
 N. P. Champion of Bisbee is in the sity.
 NJ L. Pollard of Yzabal, Mexico. is n town.
 James Wood went this afternoon to Bisbee.
 George Dunn returned this after. noon to Bisbee.
 Henry NJ. Hall of Nacozari is reg istered at the Roy.
 J. P. Casey went to Fl Paso last evening to see his family.
 A. Kunz of Cos, Mexico, a mining man. is registered at the International hotel
 N. B. Messinger of San Marcus came in on this mornings Nacozari train.
 John Lynch and wife left this after noon for Phoenix to attend the ter ritorial fair.
 Judge and Mrs. Wm. Neville left on the afternoons train for California where Mrs. Neville goes in hopes that the climate will improve heI health Col NJ. D. Harrington returned yes terday from Cananea, where he went a few days since to have some papers prepared relative to his mining prop erty in Sonora. Mrs. C. A Overlook and Miss Now ell left for San Diego this afternoon to be absent indefinitely. Mrs Over 1 lock takes the trip on account of hel 1 health, and Miss Nowell will remain with her during her absence.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
FRIEN DS 9F JUDGE
 AROUSED ID ACTION

Douglas. Ariz., Dec. 29.-(Speciall- l- DeopIe of Graham county and of Gila county also are very much put out because of the action of Frank Heney in trying to induce the president to turn down as judge of Arizona. F. 5. Nave. who was recently named for this Dosition. Judge Nave since re- ceiying his appointment has been holding the district court term in Gila county, and last week when 1t became known that Frank Heney had filed charges against Judge Nave there was much manifestation of indignation among the people of Globe and other portions of Giia county who were attending court.
 There was a public meeting of cit fzens arranged for at Globe at which prominent citizens spoke and express ed regret that Mr Heney should at tempt to Wreall his personal ven geance on a man at the expense ot an efficient court, and at the expense of the people of Graham and Gila counties.
 Judge Nave received few days ago the copy of the charges which were lodged against him by Heney. They charge him with vindictiveness in the prosecution of Ben Heney. merchant at Fairbanks, for unlawfully cutting timber from government land. An other charge is that Nave, as United States attorney, failed to vigorously prosecute one R. O. Johnson, late jus tice of the peace in Douglas, who had been indicted for being in conspiracy ro bring Mexican women across the international boundary line for immor al purposes. This case will be remem bered in Douglas very well, where il will also be remembered that it was thought at the time Johnson was in dicted that he was getting a pretty severe dose at the hands of the gov ernment
 l saw several very prominent meI st Bowie on their way from Globe to the territorial fair and they all de c!ared that everybody in Gila coun gy had confidence in Judge Nave, anC would dislike very much to see him mOlested in his position. They poinl to the fact of long residence in Ari zOna during which he has made 2 good citizen and efficient public of flcial
 The citizens of Graham county art like those of Giia county; they are uI in arms in the defense of Judge Nave and they consider it to be very impu dent on the part of Frank Heney tC try to make trouble with this judicia district for no Otrer purpose than tt punish Nave for his official act of pros ecuting his brother,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
wAkTEn

WANTED-Two boys to carry routes on the Review. Apply this office.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
OLDEST ODD FELLOWS BIRTH
 DAY.

Sumner. Ia, Dec. 29.-John Wade who has the distinction of being the oldest member of the Order of Odd Fellows living, is celebrating his S7th birthday today. He became a member of the order in 1S43, when the organ ization was only few years old. Mir. Wade is a saddler by profession, but has devoted himself to farming for many years. The members of his lodge will give banquet in his honor this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30

 FOR SALE One drop-eaf table. mandolin. violin and guita; gasoline
 stove, copper sanitary still, and
 folding screen. Inquire 96 front door. or g. back, Quality Hill. FOR SALE-By J. E. Thompson Co.,: We will have another and 4-room house completed on the Johnson Ad- dition Monday. This house will be sold on easy payments. You must have $300 to pay dCSn. then you pay
 $25 per month. The house will rent for $25. We have been selling a great number of houses on easy pay ments. and every one who has pur- chased express themselves as being
 satisfied. J. E. Thompson Go. FOR SALE-By j. E. Thompso nCo.: Tombstone Canyon: 4-room house, lots, $1 900. Broom house and furniture, $425.
 Broom house and lots, $500. Groom houses, ? lots, s750. and Broom house, 5000. 2-room house, $G50.
 New 4-room house Lowell, easy pay ments.
 3 good lots. Opera Drive. $375. 4-room house. Quality Hill, s1,000 and $500.
 New 4-rOom house and good lot, | lowell. on easy payments. | Good building lot near Lowell, s200. 4-room house, Oepra Drive, S1 ,350. ST RATED - A gray horse. weight ! about 1900 pounds, branded on left hin from Johnson addition on ChriSi.
 mas day. Notify John NJ. Johnson Johnson Addition. and receive re- | ward.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30

W. F. Baily, P O. True, Texas. writes: My wife had ben suffering five years with paralysis in her arm, when I was persuaded to use Bal lard's Snow Eminent, which cuyed her all right. I have also used 1t for old sores. frost bites and skin efup tions. It does the work" Sold by Riaehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-30
REVIEW CLASSIFIED ~ADS"
 LONE CENT A wORD-.
FOR s.Lk

FOR SALE-Lodging House, 31 o. K. St. Inquire on premises.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-10
The Uses OF Evil.

Say. ma wants two pounds ~ but.
ter. She wants IL just exactly like
what you sent the day before ycster-
day. an II Il amt that same kind she
don't want any at all
The small boy had bolted iE dis.
charging himself abruptly OF his err.
rand. pausing now only for breath.
But the grocer. taking down the order
OF new customer did not mind the
interruption.
You see. Madam. how 70 goes, he
said pleasantly My customers are
particular, and Il IS my pleasure 20 get
them exactly what they demand Yes.
sonny" blandly to the boy, you shall
be attended to az once"
MA says don't fergit TO send tho
same Kind OF butter" reiterated tho
boy. Some OF pops relations has Just
come 10 visit, and ma says that II they
stay long II wont be her fault"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-10
DEATH OF GREAT BANKER
OCCURS AT PARIS HOME
Baron Alphonse de Rothsehild, Head
Of French Branch Of Family. Dss
OF Acute Bronchitis.

Paris cable Baron Alphonse de
Rothschlld died at 4.30 o'clock Fri
day morning after an illness OF two
weeks. lie was The head OF the
French branch OF the great banking
establishment Of the Rothschilds.
whose combined wealth IS figured at
81 500 600 600. and he was also Of
rector Of he Bank OF France
The malady that carried OF Baron
Alphorse was acute bronchitis. COM
plicated with govt When ne first
complained several days ago the indi-
cations were that he would recover
speedily Although confined 10 his
bed he was animated and cheerful
In dcmcanor. and his physicians were
proportionately hopeful Wednesday
forenoon, however. a change for the
worse suddenly developed The baron
became very weak and was afflicted
with severe pains In the region OF
the lungs Medical aid proved futile.
and Thursday night he passed into a
comatoso state When death came he
was unconscious. The family was at
the bedside 40 the last moment
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-10
Had Observed II.

There had been brilliant company
Mt the home OF society leader,
woman whose husband. while a very
worthy man, was rated rather for his
wealth than for his mental attain.
ments.
Well, Abner." she said after the
last visitor had gone and they had sat
down TO talk IL over. 1T was COM
plete success, wasn't it,"
Sure" replied her husband.
Did you notice Prof, Muchman?"
"He was the man with the bandage
around his neck. wasn't he?"
Yes. You heard him talk. didn't
your
"Oh. yes. | heard him"
What an astonishing vocabulary he
hast"
We'll. that may be what II r. said
Abner. doubtfully. but from the way
he held his head should judge Il was
a carbuncle. youths Compan On.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-10
TWO SHIPS ESCAPE

vladlvostok, May 3l-Two ships
alone OF Vice Admiral Rojestyenskys
powerful fotilla. the swift cruiser AL
MAJ and the torpedo boat destroyer
Gro2ny lie at anchor here in the
curving harbor of Golden Horn they
having separated from the feet In the
early stage OF the battle which began
ia The Corca strait on Saturday, and
headed. IN obedience 10 orders with
tull speed TO Nladirostok.
Up 10 4 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
no other vessels Of the Baltic fleet
had yet arrived. and the signal sta.
tons az Askold and Rimskykorsakon
Islands reported none In sight
Officers Of the Aimaz and Grozny
say that both fleets had already sus-
tanned terrible losses when the Almaz
and Grozny broke through the hostile
line.
OF the Japanese two battleships had
gone down before their eyes and two
cruisers, their sterns high out OF the
water. seemed ready 10 plunge. fore.
most 10 the bottom OF the sea
Russians in sad Plight.
The Russian feet. they say was
even in a sadder plight Roiestyen-
skys flagship, the Kniaz Souyaroff.
and It's sister ship. the Borodino, and
the battleships Oslabya and Orel were
utterly destroyed. aud when the fog
closed down and hid the scene OF bat
tie from sight northward OF the speed
ing ships third great Russian bat
tleship. the Alexander III. seemed IN
sore distress. but limping northward.
putting up valiant fight against
throngs OF torpedo boats, and still
continuing it's attacks on the cruisers
OF the island empire. Torpedo boats
were also clinging round the other
ships of the feet like angered wasps
separate fotilas darting In again and
again 20 launch their bolts.
The Almaz. which arrived az It's
anchorage here Monday evening
bears scars OF the battle. The mlz-
zen mast is shot away and one OF its
smoke stacks Is pierced by a shell
Hut the destroyer Grozny. though en-
gagged for several hours In a running
fight at short range with large
Japanese destroyer. shows no signs OF
the fray After its commander. Capt
Andrinsld, had been wounded and an
officer and three men had been killed
the Grozny succeeded In sinking It's
opponent with n luckily placed shot
and reached Vladiyostok without fur
ther adventure
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-06-10
oRoMoeol GOES DOWN.

London, May 81 IA dispatch TO the
Daily Express from Toxic says the
Russian cruiser Gromoboi OF the
Vladiyostok fleet, with nearly 500 men
on board. ledt Vladiyostok apparently
hoping 10 join the remnant OF the
Baltic fleet II struck a mine that
had been laid by Vice Admiral Kami-
mura and was blown up, sinking with
all hands in heavy sea, The CORE.
spondent says II Is believed that Vice
Admiral Skrydon was on board the
Gromoboi