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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
I. FEMALE NORMAL.
DR.. Hatcher Speaks on Larger
4 Duties and p Pleasures Of Life.

(spectal 10 The Times Dispatoh.) Il 3ss
81 M oRstA1. sGIIoo
N1L14I, a. March \, \ r. Z;
8'yyillians OF l,snch burg. acuol npal,led by:
Rev, Mr., .ittletoli. Miss al ttleSs
'toy, and Mrs oseph Lew Of SlESprnlNllle,
Visited The training sch D kin erSar ten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18

md will tnke charge April the LIST, II
and Lee University has
given 4 d scholarship to IL the Abingdon
High school, to BIO awarded by the prln-
5cipal, B. r.. Smith,
s. Mumps Is almost Epidemic In the town
and respects not nge. sex, cplo or
upreyous condition OF seryitude
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
THE TOWN OF BLAIR.
It's Ups and Downs Are Now
Turned All Up Grade.

Especial to The Times. -Dlspatch.)
ETHELFELTs, VA. March 1.-THE
town Of Blair. which. as the terminus
of tile Cripple Creek extension Of the Nor;
folk and Western. built up so rapidly
"a few years ago, and so suddenly declin-
ed after the road was extended to Ga
lax, or rather to the place where Galax
4 has since been built, has reached Its
limit and again commenced the ascend
Ing scale.
The last nail has been drawn and the
last stroke Of the hammer has fallen
upon the building cond emned for removal.
The sound of the saw and hammer is
heard on every side in he work OF re-
ishnbiltatlon.s II; NJ "a \: KS II .5zy
Out ofsthe partial wreck; a half dozen,
or moro 81 the bsst residences and the
hest store-house In the place, 4 building
E75-45 feet. well filed with goods, d have
4 bsen saved and the population Is I nov
on the increase, IN s a,
/ Small lots nave been thrown together
S and bright wire fences are stretching Il,
every direction. The waste places are
indeed building up 3,,5i Nm
Tho master spirit directing these I'M
4 proYements Is Thos. I Il. Felts, o & tho
i Baldwin Detective Agency, who is now
making preparat!o to erect a u III Of,
Y Thousand -dollnr brick residence on lilo
mos DIES irables to in this town.; fstssi
ii W. z. lindsey and S. H.gJackson ara
also king improvements In their plucess
II may beSset down n a fact that Blair
rs ncithe dead nor sleepeth, Y W.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

Dick Humphrey intends to rebuild on his property across the creek, where Are destroyed three of his houses recently.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
WAS BOUND OVER
 WITHOUT BAIL BOND
Map Charged Will Killing Bar -sney Gais Has His Prelim-
 inay Hearing.

TOMBSTONE. Dec. B. Gussipp Musso. who Is charged with the kill ing of Barney GAis in this city on Saturday night last. had his preitnu. nary examination before Judge Nc Fariand on yesterday and as a result he was held to await the action of the grand jury without bail. Alien K English has been retained by friends of deceased man to prosecute the case against Musso. while W. E. Gilmore has been retained to defend the ac- cused. The testimony given at the preliminary examination was very strong against the accused and failed to show the self defense plea that has been maintained by the defendant since he was arrested on the charge An autopsy on the body of the de- ceased conducted by Drs. Bacon and Sloan showed that the bullet that en. tered the eye of the deceased had lodged at the base of the brain. Il was a surprise to the doctors that the deceased lived so long after being sho' when the iodgment of the bullet had been found.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
NEW BkTTlESHIP PRONOUNCED GOOD
  The Vermont, Just Completed, Meets AN Requirements ,
 h Trial Trip.

BOSTON, Dec. s.-The battaeship verucat. from the yards of the Fore River SAfpbutiding and Engine compa- ~. of Quincy. H.. successfully com pieted a1l her government trials ct sea this a1lsraDea, inciuAing a foar-hour ruHsek fu1l power. 94-hoar endurance fest. and khe usual turning and back ing 0nncuvers.
 ToozgAt Rear Admiral Hemphill noti- fed the Secretary of the Navy that the behavior of the ship had been ex- eelieut
 Her entire forward deck. from stem to bridge, was encased In ice as re sult of her 36 hours trip in a north vest gale and zero weather.
 In the four-hour full power run yes tersiey the Vermont averaged 1S.3S knots: in the 2&-hour test her average speed was 1I.43 knots. and the horse power 1f.s0o. The requirements caA- sd for an average of IS knots at full power an1 l3, 200 horse power at two thirds speed.
 The trials were held under the most severe conditions yet undergone by any government vessel. and the re- s1irements were ali completed within four days. which Is the shortest period in which a battleship has been put through the paces.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
HARDKER ALLEGES
 GROSS FRAUD.
| IsBs sf-T H Claims That 27 Legal Ballots Were Removed and 0thefs
 Substituted.

DOUGLAS. Aria. De. S.-tSpeciaI.) The cootest papers in the case of George Hardiker. who petitions that the vote Of precinct { in this city be thrown out, which would have the ef. feet Of giving the oGlce of justice of the peace to the contestant. vent even further than was at first reported. In addition to making charges of q minor nature the complaint specifically al leges that while the board was making the canvass of the votes 27 ballots voted and cast at the election were taken from the ballot box and re placed by others which had been l, fraudulenuy marked or not having any vote on the ticket whatever as tc the choice for justice of the peace The contestant alleges that recoun, of the ballots now depositee with the
 board of supervisors would not ps .
 recount of the legal votes east at said election.
 c. B. Yett, one of the clerks of cleo ton in precinct 1. said there w1B no fraud committed in the count of the ballots. He further says it would have
 been next to impossible to have com
 mitted fraud either before or afte, the count.
 Inspector Andy Scott had the same to say. He said positively today that
 27 ballots. or no other number of bal lots. were frauduiently counted. He is of the opinion that a mistake has been made in reporting the petition with reference to this allegation.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
REVIEW ARIZONA SUNDAY MORNING.

swer. denying that he owes May Allen anything. and that whatever agree ment had existed between them as to ! any commission on said lot, had long previous to the sale in question been revoked and canceied. The case will be heard next Tuesday, Dec. II, at 2 p. m. Attorney J. M. O,Connell wfll
 represent the plaintiff, whilst Neale (
 Ross have charge of the defendants s side. Wsnts to Get his Money Back. Jerry Clawson, one of the proprie- tors of the Pike saloon at Lowell, has today filed suit in the justice court against Mrs. Jennie Mccarthy (now of BtsbeeD fr1 the recovery of 50. which he aliegss he lent to the said Mrs. Jennie Mccarthy on or about July 27th of thLs year. which this party has since neglected to repay. He also
 wants $500 as interest on this money.
 Ridded the Town of hoAos.
 Not less than twenty-six hobo cases
 were disposed of during the present
 week in the local justice court. A few
 were given noaters, while the balance
 have to do time. The officers have been very diligent in this respect and have rid the community of what had really threatened to become a serious
 nuisance, for as soon as any of these
 hobos were driven out of Bisbee. they
 drifted down to Lowell. Whatever
 money they gathered in. they spent for liquor at night. having wild, uprorious carousals and regular drunken orgies. It is generally regretted that the coun- ty has no rock pile to put these of lenders to work upon.
 Among the many prominent proper; Ity owners at Lowell who are in favor of Lowelrs incorporation in Bisbee is Peter c. Hansen, who owns more con tiguous individual property than per haps any other single person in Lo- well. Mir Hansen says: T am not afraid of any possible increase of taxa ton as a result of annexation to Bis bee, as know the advantages will far outweigh any possible increase in my taxes. What we need at Lowell is an up-to-date fire department, sufficient police protection and above all things. sewer connection. Now all these i'm provements can be had by joining with Bisbee."
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Weltner Of South
 Bisbee have bought from Hogan & yom Staufen a lot in the Hansen Gar
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

den Addition (between the Johnson Addition and the c. 4 A. HospitaD, where they will have a handsome resi- dence erected without delay. This is the only real estate deal of consequen- ce during this week, though in conse- Quence of the decision of the Secretary of the Interior in regard to the Julia and Daisy mining claims, the demand for realty Is expected to become short ly very brisk as very few available properties At for residence or business purposes are in the market. the great CT portion of the private ground around Lowell being already built upon.
 Lowell Locals.
 John Forbs and Pat Donahue met on Main street yesterday afternoon. and after an exchange of greetings, Forbs. who happened to be in a reminiscent mood. proceeded forthwith to eniight- en the said Pat as to the fighting ability of his ancestors. and incidently dwell upon his own reputation down in Texas as a bad man. Much to Johns surprise Pat didn't enthuse of the pro duct of Texas, but on the contrary re marked that 99 out of every 100 Tex ans were whereas the said John was much mortified. and as he remarked to the court. proceeded to knock Pats block oil. After weighing the evidence carefully. his Honor. Judge Hogan, concluded that Pat had transgressed $6 worth. and John $5 worth. They were allowed the privi- lege of rustling the amounts under the vratchful eye of Officer Fred Moore. a. #H.#
 Three tourists dropped in on Judge Hogan yesterday to pay their respects, the judges pressing invitation to spend five days at the Hotel Moore de Humm was finally accepted, not, however, without protests on their part of i'm portant business engagements else where.
 l Dick Humphrey intends to rebuild on his property across the creek, where fire destroyed three of his houses recently.
 Harvey Hughes has been appointed by Sheriff-elect White as his deputy here at Lowell to succeed Fred Moore.
 Supervisor Bowen's reputation as a bronco buster was firmly established yesterday afternoon when he sue ceeded in subduing big wild roan mustang. The reporter wasn't close enough to hear what Johnny had to say to the horse, but he evidently resorted to some of those telling argu- ments he used so effectively and sue cessfully during the late campaign. While 1t lasted it proved source of much amusement and entertainment to the large crowd present.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
VESSELS FRoZE UP.

SAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Dec. s. Twenty vessels are fast in the ice in Saint Marys river. the cold snap of the past few days having caused six to eight inches of ice. The Lake Car riers' association has organized an ice crushing expedition. under the leader ship of the steamer Algomah, to re- lease the imprisoned ships.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
rRAlNMgn GET ADVANCE.

PITTSBURG. Dec. s.-The sn- nouncemeut was made tonight by As- sistant Grand Master W. c. Lee, of tho Brotherhood of Railroad rainmen. that the yardmen and railroad manag- CTS Of the Pittsburg district had sign ed agreements for a new scale of wages and hours. Increases are five csmts per hour for conductors or fore men. and seven cents per hour for brakemen or helpers
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
OWClI
Sue. For Commission.

May Allen has filed civil suit in the local court against Josef Leduc. claiming that he owes her $151.5O as commission for the sale of lot on the Joker Mining Claim (otherwise known as the Johnson Addition) to one c. w. Black. The defendant has filed an an-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

Harvey Hughes has been appointed by Sheriff-elect White as his deputy here at Lowell to succeed Fred Moore.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

MT. and Mrs. Joe Weitner of South Bisbee have bought from Hogan x yom Staufen a lot in the Hansen Gar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
Lake Washington District Near Laurel
hurst and University Will Be
Busiest Section OF
the City Next
Spring
Vast Sums Now Being Spent by Owners Of LAUREL
hurst.sn.ihe-Lake for Grading and Paving Of
Streets and Laying Of Sewers and Water Mains.

4 think that zeal estate eondi
lions In Seattle this winter siii BE-
better than ever said Paul {.
Murphy, today. "aud that the great.
est building activity viii be skhib.
tied. especially In the residential
districts along the shores ~ Lake
Washington. near the University
grounds and f.AnfrihaFat
The extensive and elaborate
street improvements that are heins
made Ia that part of the city. pres.
ent and prospective. Indicate vsff
strunEly that a fine class ~ homes
will be erected b. many selttodo
people. and especially - this true
Of iAugeihurst
saoms time ago We let a 80 600
contract for the srAflnx Of streets
AZ f.aarelhursi on thsslAke. which
wogk viii be started AZ aace. aud
We have called for hldn for the Law
Tag Of paving. cemept Sidewalks,
sewer and wafrrmeine. which wofk
will Immediately fuiiow the grading
gang. a. Il 10 our Intention % CON
plsfe all the improvements AZ one
time so that residents wiii nos be
Inconvenience By woftmcs but
tho one time
The trusst Indication o. shat
any certain residential section 80 a
eity uiI - - the class q people
who purchase property thsss, and u
that i true fauFeihuFst Aiii cefs
talnls be tho finest rwalaancs dis.
triet on the Pacific coast. Zoe shs
very best people ~ Seattle have pur.
chased proparty there ard many
ffnr homes will b. erected a. Lau-
rslhuFss before this time nest rsar
sIanrelharuf ~ probably the only
residence district % Seattle where
the present building restrictions
new u force. wtil be forever main.
tanned Ia the years q GENE, whsn
thia city RANKS IN population Niih
the greatest west % the Mississippl
fAurelhurst. through itN maxnifi-
usat lecaftan and sEenie beauty. VII
De the home af SsAtsls'a vsaifhissi
ana ruoat cultured rropia. History
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26

repeats Itself ana the history ni
America and Eurapes great elites
show that the better class iuYafi'
ably build their homes overlooking
tie water.
We are HparinK no money ~
pains g. make this beautiful natuf
ai park the finest residence district
IN the United states. and when the
extensive improvements are com.
ptei@a. Laufrihafat vii greatly aui
class every residential district II
The oity FOE natural beauty naEnifl-
cent scenery and permanent street
improvements
we are very fortunate ie ownins
f.aureIhurst. as Il IL right across the
bay from The University. and Tau.
fwlAurBt residents during TIE expo
sltiou viii have one q the finest
views Imaginable - the grounds
illuminated At night by nyFtsds 81
slaetris iishin
During the day there wili be
nagor beats aHd sailing craft ~.
nemefabis un thr waters surround +.
inz Iaufrlhursf. making Il one 81
The pFsttisst YlarcH fn TIE aefiA Zoe
The huiidins o. hamr.
Transportation facilities VIII Be
- the beat. fuf the Seattle Electric
cumrany are now rcFfectinE plans
foF The haiidinE Of = car line eui
Nineteenth ave-. and by bridge
asrnss unfan Hay 70 faaafeihafst
which witt put tho additieu wttbin
easy distance - the heart u TIE
city II addition - the street car
service the work on our maEnifieers
uaw yacht. The taufsihurAt.' Il
being rushed - that u can be pai
on the run between taarsihurni and
Madison pnrk at the earliest ups'
sihir fstufuent
AT shs present time u Il but .
twenty .nlns ninuta ride from the
heart II the city 10 faurelhursi BY
way - Madison PARK and boat 20
taarelnurHt
The opeuins up - this nsw ats
trlet wlu nad % this city a natural
parh unsurpassed BY any place 10 me
United states for beauty of scenery
ara quiet refinement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
TO PROSECUTE
FIGHTERS

A large number Of arrests arc To
be made az the result 81 . desperate
free sforzall fight IN the Van ASSET
saloon Ia Georgetown las saturday
The fisht started between a man
named 'hia ole" and a Hungarian.
and knives aud clubs. not 10 speak
OF beer bottles aud chBts, were
freely used. SCORES were injured,
some on them seriously, and George
town vas thrown into a furuf from
which it has not yet recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
LANCASTER LECTURES.

This afternoon. az 10 O'Clock 5
G Lancaster. United States consult.
ing engincof, gave a lecture al the
rooms Of tho Chamber OF Com
merve, In the Lowmaa building
Tho meeting Was well attended and
the lecture VAS illuelfated BY
stereopticon Views.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
.Ieweled Back
Combs

.ee raxe with ats lish dresssfs
~ ,s.,,ss who want 60 seleet frem
- 80 assortment II beautiful
- arrest fram the manefactnr-
- rna them az The Ghleaso
.s.ssF. ca. isff secoud aNe. spe-
.,s,ee. VIA be the feature on
a.. Articles this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
COMMERCIAL oLUn sMoKER.

Tho Commercial club viii hold a
smoker Of unusual promise tonight
The evening viii be given over ens
tirely to fun Music VIII be praRid=
ed by the isliss' quartet and utr-
bano'A hnud. I'D 4. Noyuk viii DE
tuantmBnter and all the speeches
VIII be heterogeneous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
The Safest Place TO
Invest Your Money

IL with the German Savings. Build
ing 4 Loan Association. An invest
ment Of 5000 per month. or better.
will earn from 10 IL per cent with
this concern. nB their loans are
made only on improved Seattle real
estate. shrewd. conservative bust.
ness men manage this concern and
sou may be assured Of safe, sound
Investments which wiil net you
quick and large returns. Talk the
subject over with Chan. Osnef tbs
secretary. and get Information
which will be- Of value 10 you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
trI rtcyY Nh a
IN DIST NO. z

FIXED rates for November, Do
cember and January due and pay
able az city hall from LIST 70 Both
Of November, inclusive. Become
delinquent December !. District
comprises all that part Of city ~
Ing between Union and e. Union.
Galer. West Caller and East Caller
SIS. Meter rents for each month
due and payable from LIST TO goth OF
next succeeding month. Become
dallnaneuf on the goth 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
Sullivan WILL
CASE HEARING

cling ~ lsa esssoua case ~
tnss. sullxn astuta, haNolNti's
~ 80 40 aad ever q gisssnsnta,
- esrun thia mafnirs ln 'e.'ste
ss'''sa .,,es sheftg flrf Ne o'oiecs
xss - .etl,e moHinE srsslau vas
~ - - ae :, tbs arsuuw % A'ler-
as ,.e.ez h Howe representing
=. ss met Irish claimants
W ~ h.aring may consume W.
!, thrcc weeks aecoEdink %
ps'ss .,.,eat made hy prosecuting
..,.sss, Macintosh this MOI AIMS
a s',',.l rresscu,ins Attorney f ,i....
- uhe rciafnod last fr'aaN tfn'l
~ - Irclana IS orpos'ee Nh % ~. .,,.
s'.,..,.ts for kinf county in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
COUNTY TROUBLES
LssrIrps TsIsaranh ssrvIss. }

GUTHRIE OKLA. Nov. "a The
appointment committee On county
huuhdsfleA IN Indian territory In
oVershadoWiug everything else az
constitutional convention at tho
present time. Al the election con To-
tests the committee disagreed, and
Il Il believed that thy courts viii
have o. settle the contests,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
GREAT GAME Of
SOCCER

The Wanderers ~ Seattle defeat
ed the Fort LaWton team yesterday
IN we'll contested Rame Of soccer
football Both teams PLACID
good and clean game The work ~
the two Keys brothers and Of
Baker Of the Lawiun boys merits
special mention Most Of tbs Law
ton bows are new - the game aud
have done very little playing.
Owing 70 the fact that some Of the
team may be on guard duty, u is
necessary 10 have two teams 20 as
lo insure a full team when Il comes
time 10 play the game. a fairly
good sized crowd Was present az
the fort 10 see the game. The score
WAS 3 to ] in favor Of the Wan
derera Of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
STREET CAR
DEAD BEATS"
CAPITOL HILL CONDUCTOR
TELLS SOME or Hl8 TX.
PEaiENcEs.

~ IL surprising the number OF
people who Try to avoid paying
their way 0n street cars. remarked
Capitol llill conductor 20 staf
reporter.
Probably ten or twelve persons
q day ON an average DO this. al
though the 'beata' are more numcr.
Gus on some car lines than on
others
Women are the worst offenders
There are far more women who Try
20 aide free than there are mon
And Il would surprise you To- see
the bald. confident way Ia which
some OF these beats sock 10 fool
the conductor. Thsy viii look at
me. Tor instance, with the most In
nQeeut expression imaginable. just
a. II they had paid and hadn't the
le4ai care IN tho world Hut I can
usually spot EN-, There will be q
nervous twiteh "a the face. of q
fur,iya look IN the eye that be
trays.
fsOf course, a conductor can keen
aa eye on passengers when thoy
set on. provided the car II not
cfowfed, and note their faces and
where they slt Then u r. easy
to- collect fares. and the beats
Bluftna am.
"nut whom the car a. crowded
and large numbers are getting on
while the conductor r. la the front
end Of the car collecting fares. the
beats usually Try 20 get Ia their
work During such tines Il r. my
habit to puah brlskly through the
car. calling 'faroa." confidently,
and acting just ar II | knew very
one who had paid and those who
had not reach my hand out this
WAY and that to receive the fares Ia
such a way that ia nine cases out
OF ton the passengers never ann'
pect that don't know who have
paid
III would never DO 10 hesitate
aud appear uncertain.
4 try a. far as possible. OF
course. 10 hpoi 'heata' when they
get nn ms car One becomes 10
experienced after awhile that he
can 'siza up passengers and tell 20
a considerable extent who are hon.
emt aud who are not. There ls
something 81 The e9a. or the man
ner 81 the person.
Some Honest Beats"
Besides those who try to beat
their way, there are some eho get
on strnt cars who for one reason
or other cannot pay Possibly they
have left their money at home. In
other clothes make Il a rule 10
ring az the fares Of these persons,
depending upon their honesty % re-
pay fas. and - faF ! am a little
ahead. FOR more than once I have
received back cot only she fare. but
small num in acknowledgement OF
the favor rendered
some conductors do not f0l.
iov thia scheme Some put people
Oft their cara for non.paynient Of
fares
There Il another little feature
81 street car work worth mention
inK Scarcely = day paH@eH but l
pick up niskeis and dimes on she
fioor u ms car sonetimea these
'rickups' amount 20 "a much ne 30
cents a daY Passengers drop the
coins when reaching for their fares
~ trying 70 PIT change In their
ne.ekrth There Is no way OF ~
tatnlhH such small coins 10 the
Dsfuark and they become the prep
rrff OF the finder.
-~FFFNef car work gives any man
ar~st deal Of experience with
human nature and be learns much.
II obnerYant-
Wear Brooks Hats. 1891 Second
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
Are You Building Z

Geo II. Woodhouae Go. basement
Arcade building. carries a full line
Of builders hardware aud Is redue.
ing this stock nj low prices
Plumbing done on short notice and
al prices which Nill please you Get
hts estimates free Of charge. see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
BANGS LECTURE TONIGHT.

John Kehdtiek Bangs. the humor-
iat and author ~ @sfhe House Boat
on the atyx." "The Pursuit ~ the
House boat" IL Ia Seattle with his
wife and will lecture tonight under
the auspices OF the y, 81, 9. A. at
ieRan hall. and tomorrow night at
the university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-26
Reason 10 Be Thankful

The Century Furniture %. Will
give Double SavofN Turkey Roast
cr. valued At tts5, FIVE with each
range purc hased at their store he
fore Thanksgiving Ray. Your sar-
Key WIN be more delicious II cooked
IA one 81 these roaHtsFa -.