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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

to St Petersburg in view Of the anti
cipated disorders on May Day Two
squadrons OF Cossucks of the Don ar
rived here yesterday
by order Of the minister OF education
all new instructors Of the middle school
must take the oath Of allegiance to the
emperor.
The students who We're tried for en-
gagng IN red flag demonstrations In
front Of the Ka2an cathedral on Dec H.
have been sentenced from three 10 four
months IMPRISONMENT As the time they
have already spent I'm the fortress is
credited to them, the majority Of the
prisoners will be released and the 9TH
ers have only few days longer to
serve,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
Internal Revenue Collections.

Washington April 2l-The monthly
statement of the collections OF internal
revenue shows that for the month Of
March 1905, the total receipts We're $l9,-
.inaN an Increase as compared with
March 1904, Of S2Gl Ola.
Ino receipts from the several sources
o. revenue are given as follows. Spirits,
MLO'lloG decrease 1922 $50; tobacco,
Nt-D2.b. increase SAB 76i; fermented H..
N0oIs 81 1o,S29, increase $3.50 322; oleo-
moIs7tino &S29l, increase SiS, 565; pro-
,y's oI renovated butter Sl0390. de-
le''o S3lN2, miscellaneous S19ilS, de-.
crease i92S72,
For the nine months Of the present
a ns,0a' yoar the receipts show a decrease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

Portland or. April 2l-Ronewed m-
terest was created I'm the land frauds
today when state Senator George O..
Brownell and George Sorenson We're ar
raigned iu Judge BollInger's court On
jury, Each filed pleas in abatement
which, n is understood, win await the
fate Of the one filed hy Senator Mitchell
TO be decided by Judge Belliuger next
Monday.
Practically all the defendants who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
Narrow Escape from Death,

Butte. Mont, April 2i-Harry Buck
ley and Fred Williams, two miners, hal
a miraculous escape from death today
while working ON the l,6OO-foot level OF
the Gynon copper mine. The men had
Just completed drilling a hole for a blast
when their drill struck a charge that
had been overlooked, Both men were
badly injured and Buckley probably
win lose his sight,
Both men caught the full force Of the
explosion, and It IL ineXplicable to the
miners why they were not killed out
RIGHT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
Killed In a Runaway,

Billings, Mont April 21-Olaf Mel
son, building contractor who erected
many Of the business blocks In Billings,
was Killed I'm a runaway while drivins
from the city to his ranch five miles
west Of the city, last night with An
drew Beck, a farm hand, he was riding
In hay wagon, when the team became
frightened at a passing train and ran
away throwing both out,
Nelson's back was broken and he was
dead when found, Beck is still uncon-
sCiOus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
To Quarantine Meningitis.

New York April 2l,--As a result Of
ON investigation being made by COM
muee into the spread OF cerebro-spi-
nal meningitis I'm this city Health
Commissioner Darlington stated today
That hc believes the communlcability
OF tho disease has been sufficiently we'll
established to warrant the placing Of
oI' cases IN quarantine under the same
rules 0a applied to scarlet fever, diph-
U-L-L and nlhnr contagIons diseases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
BRYAN BUYS a Jersey.

Springfield, o., April 2l.--Wullam j.
Bryan who arrived here today drove
TO farm near by and for $500 bought
a Polled Jersey heifar lie visited the
big harvester shops and the Masonic,
Pythian and odd Fellows state homes
Gen. Keifer headed the committee
which met him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
French senate Adjourns.

Paris, April 22-Thc senate today
passed the budget and adjourned untiI
May 3d.
The chamber OF deputies continued
the debate today on article : OF the
church and state separation bill. which
article provides the details for the dis-
solution of religious organization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

You like good tea, and
you like the effect OF it.
Whose?
Whose?

Your aa.. returns your money Y You don't lls
schNms Ur.r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22

Fines, dance floor and best music,
Sl.a.r tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-22
The Meat

in the cocoanut is
like the kernel in
the hull of the grain
0 W h eat T h e
hull is removed
before crushing CAL
ifornia Wheatine.
Flaked wheat food for breakfast.
All good grocers,
Pacific Cereal Association
San Francisco
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03

Douglas, Jan. 2.-C. G. Titus. repre- dsnting the International committee Of the Y. NJ c. A, arrived in Douglas last evening from Fl Paso with the plans of the building. and they were seen in this city for the first time.
 The building is a two story struc' tue with basement 1t will cover a space 146 by g feet. The style of the architecture is strictly mission and when the building is completed it will be one of the han6somest struc lures in the Territory.
 On the first floor there will be the gymnasium. a room 3S by 50 feet Library and reading room, lobby, sec retary's room. bath rooms with eight showers and four tubs, the stair land. ing and gallery 12 by 69 feet.
 On the second floor there will be a balcony to the gym, dormitories and three class rooms. In the basement which extends unGer all but the gym are the recreation rooms for games and social gatherings. the two bowling alleys. a locker room, with two huE- dred lockers. and the heating plant. ue UiiiluluS VIII Dc NCii i4ShsSu ohN ventilated and will be open at all hours of the cay or night
 The building will stand at the foot e Tenth street and will face east. It will be a beautiful building and will be about the first thing a stranger will sec upon entering the town. The front is well broken by large windows and the big gallery and the entrance. The whole building will have a decid- edly inviting appearance and will at tract mach attention. It will be the only '. M. C. A. building in either Arizona Or New Mexico. and will cost at least s25,0o0.
 Mr Titus said that in behalf of the international committee, which he rep resents. and MT. Simmons, of the Southwestern, and the Phelps-Dodge people. he requests that the business mems committee select one of their number to serve. on the board or com mittee which will let the contract foT the construction of the building. This contract is to be let to the lowest bidder. .-,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03
FL TIGRES NEW
 PLANT STARTS SOON
EXPECTED STAMPS OF Mill WILL 5E READY TO DROP
 BY 18TH.
Property Continues Shipping Higher
 Grade Ores at Rate of Four Cars , Per Month-kansas City People
 Held Control of Property.

President B. r. Graham, of the Fl TigTe Mining company. stated yesteT- day that the new concentrating mill at Fl T.gre would be ready to begin work by January 15 unless some un- toTsean thing occurs.
 car load of ore from this property is nov. enroute to Fl Paso. Four cars per month are being regularly shipped ana it runs about $S500 to the car These shipments began soon after the Fl Tigre company bought the property and began work in the spring of 1903 Tn the development work the hiSf grade ore will be shipped. while tht lower grade has ben held al the mine awaiting the mill which is now about ecmpleied. The mill is a ccncentrat ing proposition and has a capacity o i fifty tons.
 i Speaking of the management of th' company Mir. Graham stated that th' ! treasury stock of the company had al been taken by the Kansas City stock holders which gave to them the con trolling interest in the company. Bs sides this they have an option on otheI :, jocol stock holdings which they vii 1 probably take. MT. Graham has solt none of his stock and stated that h'
 expected to increase his holdings Il
 lhe company.
 The io@rth payment on the propert. will be due on January 6 and will D. fpromptly met. This payment amount 10 sG6. 900. This will leave oalanc .ssof about $2S0, ,000 to be paid; the nex
 payment will be due in six month
 and amounts to $43000. The balanc will be due ia April, 1906.
 The mill i5 now abous ready to star put will not handle the higher grad
 oresd " hatoc J mfw mfw mfN as heretofore.
 The annual meeting of the stocs holcers Will be held in March nex
 but as the Kansas City people hay secured the control of the company , when here recently, expressed then , selves as highly pleased with the mar agement of the company's affairs it iquit likely that Mr. Graham will r ] tain the management.
 MT. Graham is quite lenthusiasti over the future of the company an expects to see the Fl Tigro take Il place among the dividend payers b , Here much more time shall have pas
 s,d
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03

Have you been to Naquin 6 Co.'S this New Year?
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03
% PERSONAL MENTION. j.
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Dr. King, of the Copper Queen medi- cal staff left yesterday for Phoenix to appear before the territorial medical board and take examination for certif- cate to practice. As he holds such certificate from Colorado. the examina- ton at Phoenix will be formal.
 R. c. Fisher of Fl Paso, is relieving Col. Gray at the Postal Telegraph while he enjoys a sixty-day vacation at No gales and other points in the territory. Miss Ethel Jones and Lucille Ken ney returned ycster6ay to their stud ies at the Tempe Normal.
 Mrs. Hosmer and Mrs. Johnson. call ed here several weeks ago by the death of Mrs. Clarke. left yesterday for their homes in Michigan.
 Mrs. w. L. Gray is visiting her daughter, Ms Thornton. at Douglas
 Claude Huff returned yesterday t Csnanea
 Mrs. c. N. Davis and Mrs. A. Can field. after days visit in the city. re turned yesterday 70 their home at Can anea.
 Manager Reno. of the Copper City Brewing Co. was a business visitor 1T the city yesterday.
 G. R. Loomis and Ed Locmis re turned yesterday from business yisi at Douglas.
 Harry Hanscom and mother anC Mrs. F. S. Hanscom spent Sunday a Douglas as the guests of friends.
 Mrs. E. F. Hughes returned 5unda! evening from visit with Dougla friends.
 The general office building of thi c. o. is receiving improvement at th hands of painters.
 John Maurin, C. & A. timbermar has a crippled hand as the result Of saw slipping and badly cutting tw fingers. 7arsasr
 John Leech, after a long siege wit typhoid. has sufficiently recovered { be able 10 resume his old place wit the Copper Queen.
 MT and Mrs. Percy Smith returned t their home at Douglas yesterday. afte a several days visit with friends i this city.
 Miss Grace Hicks returned yeste' day from a weeks visit with friend at Douglas. Miss Hicks desires { express her thanks to the friends wh kindly aided her in the Review votin contest. wherein she won the splendi second prize offered by the paper
 The City Council meets tonight regular monthly session
 Love Seen. at Masked Bal Carrie Natior," "S~ ey and the Stree Roller" are all rz-lstically portraye in Beaty Bros Aaoving Picture Sho' coming next week. z.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03

The first annual mdasing Of he Sonora Bonanza Mining company was held at Naco on Friday last and the coming year was elee,ei
 NJ. +. Barker president and general manager. RaynlanG' Mccane. vice president and consulting engineer; R. E. Lcpez. secretary; Vim. Grnah- ling, treasurer; Daniel Lewis and T. IT. Davidson. directors.
 The president reported that the The president reported that the plans proposed :n the prospectus is- sued when the company was organized in July last had been faithfully scarFied out. A block of 5Q,0o0 shares Of Itreasu.y stock was offered uo the public in Cananea at 25 cents a share to provide fundsEto open up the proper ty. or this block fS,3n1-shares Esrz sold, which realized $10,062 cash and $770 notes. due within two months. All the company's debts were paid. | The total expenditures to date for de- Ivelopment work, making roads. buiii- ing houses. assay. laboratory and of fee. and for wages and salaries, rs- surveys, taxen and general expenses, amounted to S6.246.40. leaving a bas ance on hand of s3,715.90 and $77O in bills receivable.
 Owing to the very good showing
 made by the development work and
 the large amount of ore exposed. the directors stopped selling stock in Oct
 ober last, believing that the funds in
 hand were sufficient to carry on the
 work until shipments Of ore could be made to the smelta.s. The prasiden; lrepo.ted that they were now ready
 to make regular shipments. and ex- pressed the opinion that if it should be deemed advisable to raise more capital
 10 push rapidly the development work land build reduction works. tha- there
 would be no difficulty in selling the
 necessary amount of stock at S20l
 per share in Cananea alone. when the results of the ere shipments to the
 custom smelters were made public.
 The m inc superintendent. Charles
 Henley, gave an extensive report ou
 the property and the work thar had
 been done. and advised rapidly sink ing the east shaf. from its preseni depth of 130 feet to 100 feet so as tC
 reach the sulphide at the same time taking cut and shipping the carbonate
 ore frcm the upper levels. He re lPY esPPYo' sDh aao ash0 .ciAzzz. . lpOrted 300 feet Of work done in thC shafts andtunnels and 5000 tens O shipping ore cn the cunlps and blocke, out ready for stoping; also that thy wagon road 70, Imuris railroad statior . -four miles) was finished ready fo hauling ore.
 ] The ccmpany's property consiste O , the Boganza ground. covering a con l tinuous copper ledge 5 feet wide anC
 two miles long; the Lastenia ground % pertenencias. with seven foot ire, , milling quartz ledge running througl 5 i. carrying s14 average values in } 50 foct shaft; the San Miguel. 1t | perteneneias, with foot ledge of or. 5 carrying gold, silver and copper Al 2 the ledges are parallel with and hav
 the same strike and ail dip 8 degree | south The company find they hay, 2 their hands full working the Bonanzi Y Iledge alone, and are not at presen
 ,dcins any work on the San Miguel 0 : Lastenia.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03
BONANZA MEETING HELD
COMPANY TO ENTER SHIPPING LIST AT ONCE WITH
 RICH ORES.
(Men Only.)

Officers Report Shows Much Progress During Last Year-Stock Off Mar ket, but May Be Returnde to Se- cure Funds for Reduction Plant.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03
AT THE sAr= ; LACE
THIS WEEK

Youu see a window full of useful nen's goods. such as Fancy Suspend CTS, Handkerchiefs in Boxes Of Half noze7, and. silk Handkerehiets' at greatly reduced prices. soc for choice of all 75c and s1oo silk Handkerchiefs.
 We also want to say a word about our Better Than Usual Tailoring. We have . new line of fine woolens from New York (not Chicago) and while it'll take a day or two longer, We will ab- .solutelT guarantee frst-class workman ship, material and fit. Fine Blaeksvand Dress Suits. For better tailoring see
 Schwartz Bros.
 (Men Only.)
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

Decision for plaintiff-En the civil ac- tion of Mrs. Rita Williams yesterday in the court of Judge Mcdonald against Mrs. McCamlev, decision wss rencered in favor of Mrs. Williams. The hear ing of the case cosnumed over five hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03

From Hospitai-M. O. Bansko. well known E. P. & S. w. brakeman. was 6ischarged from the Copper Queen Hospital yesterday and returned in the evening 10 his home at Douglas. He was au inmate of the hospital for three, weeks under treatment for a complication of stomach troubles.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03

Body to Washington-Mrs. Nichols, aged 56 years. who died Sunday at the 2 Opera Club Lodging House. Will be buried at her former home in the State of Washington. Undertaken Hennesy prepared and shipped the body yester- day. Ms. Nichols had been in poor health for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03
New RulIdino-Erec;ion has heen

New Buildine-ETec;ion has been commenced of new two-story lodging house building by MT. Hughes at Low ell. The building will be a modern structure, well appointed It is to have sixteen rooms for lodging purposes. The location is between the Jack Lum- Der yard and the Brophy carriage re- pository.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03
SPECIAL RATE TO DOUGLAS.

On account of the installation of the new Eagles Lodge tlra E P. & g. ". will make rate of. one fare for the round trip from Bisbee and Naeo 70 Douglas on Friday, January 9th. Tick cts good On train leaving Bisbee at ?. m.. Good to return January .1tl. Ask for round trip tickets.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03

Dsughter--Announcement has been received of the birth to AIr. and Mrs. Fred Powers, formerly Of this city. of a daughter, at the home of the parents of Mrs. Powers al Coyington, Ky. MT. Powers is now at Douglas where he went with the Copper Queen smelter. Mrs. Powers is expected to return here next month.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03

Plaintiff Pays-In the action to dis possess of a house at Bakersvilie, en- titled Strong vs. Huffman. Judge Me Donald yesterday mace a dismissal. af- fer assessing the costs in the case upon the plaintiff. It was shown that Huff man was moving out when the papers were served upon him in the suit
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03

Death Of Child-An infant. child of Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Jones 6ied at the home of the parents on the BchmfallI ranch, nine miles from the city. yester day morning. The funeral will ocv ui this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence at 476 Naco Road. Rev. J. G. Pritchard conducting the ceremonies.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-03
PLANS ARE READY
 FOR CONTRACTORS
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NEW Y. M. C. A. BUILDING AT
 DOUGLAS.

P'ans Save Been Completed By Archi- tsct and are New Ready For Cen
 tractors to Look Over-CalI For Handsome Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
GOOD BILL AT oRPHEUM
Large Audience Welcomes Storm
bound Performers

Seats were sold out at the Orpheum
long before the performance began.
The bill this week is a decidedly inter-
esting and spectacular one, every num-
ber on 1t meeting with appreciation.
Peschkoffs company of Russian
dancers, in gorgeous costumes, rem
dered several national dances, remark
able for their grace and vigor. Piwitt's
mysterious face had the power to con-
siderably puzzle the audience. Paul
Powelrs electric marionettes are an en-
tire show in themselves, with their
brilliant figures and colored spouting
fountains,
The music and songs-the latter es-
pecially-of Mallory Brothers, Brooks
and Holiday are novel and entertain
ing. Miss Mabel Mckinley, an Ameri-
can soprano, whose first song, the
Sembrich Waltz, was sung in French,
has a voice of considerable power. She
was recalled several times. The
Brothers Rossi did strenuous work
throwing one of their number disguised
as dummy all over the stage without
breaking any of his bones AS usual
the motion pictures were very interest
ing, a number of scenes in New York
being presented. A trip on the ele-
waited is realistic.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
ENGINE STICKS IN MUD
Three Feet From Fire Plug the Wheels
of Truck CIogged

Firemen were compelled to stand by
and watch a frame building burn to
the ground last night while the wheels
of the engine were clogged in a mud
bank three feet from fire plug.
Shortly after 103O o'clock last night
an alarm was turned in to the station
house at the corner of Chicago and
State streets. Engine No. / responded
to the call but when it arrived at the
corner of Brooklyn avenue and Echan-
dia street, where the frame building
occupied by j. Shaw and family was
burning, the wheels of the engine stuck
fast in the mud
The engine was within three feet
of the fire plug on Brooklyn avenue
but all efforts to lessen the distance
failed and it was not until some time
after the last piece of timber had
fallen to the ground that the engine
was released.
The fire was supposed to have orig
mated in a defective fue connecting
with a coal stove. The house was
empty at the time. The loss is esti-
mated at $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21

with It's touch is a dramatic triumph.
The principals of the stock company
each are worthy of the highest praise.
AS Kundry Amelia Gardner cast aside
the personality by the almost continu-
Gus use of which she has won her way
into the hearts of Los Angeles, and be-
came an actress of tremendous power.
She wore q dark wig OF flowing tresses
with great display of beauty. Her
weird laughter was startling.
Joseph Galbraith also displayed re-
markable hstrionic ability as Parsifal
His conception of the role was intelli-
gent and 1t was portrayed with force
and excellent reserve. Tom Oberle
and George Barnum deserve unstlnted
praise.
The characters of the play are as fol-
lows:
Parslfal "the guileless fool" symbol of
enlightened pity; Amfortas. the king of tho
Grail a symbol OF mankind Titurel his
father. an invisible symbol of sorrow; kundry ,
a changing enchantress, composite sympol
of woman; Gueremanz. an old knight, a
symbol Of sanctity; Kllngsor, r. magician a
symbol of evil First Knight. tof the GratD
Second Knight (of the GraiD, symbols OF holi /.
ness; First Esquire Second Esquire, Third
Esquire. Fourth Esquire twardens OF tne sac @
red Forest CT MontsalvaD, symbols OF hu-
milty; First Flower Maiden. Second Flower
Maiden, symbol of temptations; A voice, an
angel, n symbol of divine love; White DoVs'
a symbol of divine favor; knights OF the Grail
the Grail bearer. cup bearers, pages wardens
and flower maidens.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
SOLEMN RITES
MARK FUNERAL
REMAINS OF MRS. DANDY LAID
AT REST
Wife Of Supreme President Of the
Fraternal Brotherhood Accorded
Burial Service Of the Order.
Large Crowd Attends

Funeral services were held over the
remains of Mrs. Carrie Ellen Goodrich
Dandy, wife of c. Z. Dandy, supreme
president of the Fraternal Brother
hood yesterday afternoon in the Fra
ternal Brotherhood hall.
The place was crowded with members
of the order and friends Many beauti-
full floral offerings were sent by the
different branches of the order.
The Rev. James A. Bachelor, SUI
preme chaplain, officiated at the ser
vice, paying a high tribute to the life
and character of the deceased.
The band of the Pasadena lodge led
the funeral cortege, rendering the
funeral march. 1t was followed by a
battalion of the uniform rank.
The following acted as pail bearers
at the funeral: James A. Foshay, SUI
preme past PRESIDENT; e. A. Beck, SUI
preme secretary; DR.. w. w. Hitch
cock, supreme physician; william
Mead supreme treasurer; H. 3. Davis
and r. d. List, supreme auditors.
The dservice at Evergreen cemetery
was IN charge of the Fraternal Broth
erhood.
Companies of the uniform rank and
a detachment of the women's branch
of the order were in attendance, the
white uniforms of the women forming
a striking contrast to the blue of the
men as the companies fell in to follow
their rulers wife to the grave.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-21
TRIED To BLAME
WIFE WITH Theft
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down and confessed that he was the
guilty person and that he had dragged
his wife into the affair against her
will. When she learned that her hus-
band had admitted his guilt, Mrs Allen
also broke down and wept.
Eugene H. Allen is well known in
Los Angeles. He was formerly en-
ployed by the Southern Pacific rail-
road, but left the company about six
months ago. Mrs. Allen is a year or
two younger than her husband and
very pretty. She has been married to
Allen less than a year.
Since the opening of the present
racing at Ascot Park Allen has been a
daily attendant in the betting ring,
and it is said that he wagered and lost
large sums of money, to recoup for
which he took the typewriters, intend
ing to sell them.
When seen after the young mans
arrest Mrs. Allen, the young mans
grandmother, at whose house on
Bunker Hill avenue the police made
the capture, stated that she did not
even know that Allen was married.
Most of the time for the past year he
had been living at her house and when
away she thought he had left the city
on business.