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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-11-10

recently she returned from a trip
around the world, during which she
studied the women and child problem
of China and India
A Magazine For the Blind.
Through the charitable impulses of
Mrs. William Ziegler. widow of the
late head of the Royal Baking Powder
company, the first periodical for the
blind is about to be launched at New
York for free distribution to 10000
blind persons in the United States. 1t
will contain news Of the day and liter
airy matter, besides letters from the
inmates Of blind institutions telling Of
their work and interests. The maya
zine will be printed in both systems Of
raised letters-namely, Braille and the
New York point. Both are composed Of
characters based upon combination Of
raised dots so that the blind can detect
the letters and words by the finger
tips moving over the embossed sur
face The new magazine is to contain
100 pages, which are of necessity print
ed only on one side, and as the paper
has to be heaVy each number Will be
bulky book, but all books of the blind
are carried through the mail without
postage, and, making all allowance for
this, the cost Of the periodical is esti-
mated at 100000 per year. The bureau
Of education has been asked to furnish
a list Of the names and addresses of
the blind persons capable Of reading
the point systems. The Inspiration of
this charity is Mrs. Ziegler's blind sea.
now forty years DID, who lost his sight
soon after birth. Walter S. Holmes
is to be el.ito- and manager. The Off
ces are 1851 Broadway and it is de-
siral that persons knowing blind reo-
pie Shall forTeti their names and al
dresses to be put upon the free sub
scription list. A key to the point sys-
TEN will be sent free upon request.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-11-10

fee of district attorney, by virtue of
G. appointment by Acting Mayor Gal
lagher, and his attitude Indicated that
If confirmed in his position he would
take the proposed investigation away
from the grand jury and submit the
charges to the Bar association.
/ Ruef is commonly known as the
boss of the city, and he is charged with
being in league with the acting mayor
OF the city and supervisor to prevent
exposure of wholesale corruption.
Judge Graham was appealed to, but he
refused to recognize either Ruef or
Iangdon as district attorney. Attorney
General Webb said that if necessary he
would appoint Heney deputy in Or
der to get evidence before the grand
jury.
Oil Trust Fined $1,000.
A fine of $4,000 and costs was i'm
posed upon the Standard Oil company
of Ohio by Judge Banker at Findlay.
This is the limit for one oHense, but
as the law stipulates that each day
that the illegal combination is carried
On constitutes a separate Ofense it is
possible for the court to- I&mpose an
aggregate of $6,OOO,OOO id lines The
defense was allowed forty days in
which to file bill of exceptions, and
sentence was suspended sixty days to
give time for petition in error. The
case was heard before a jury COM
posed largely of farmers. John D.
Rockefeller stands indicted on a SINH
lar charge, but his case will be de-
ferred until the trust case shall be set
tied by the higher courts.
Oil Trust Beats Ohio.
The claim of the state of Ohio for
fines against the Manhattan OIL com
pany amounting to $270,00O, which was
brought by Attorney General Ellis at
Columbus, was rejected by the courts.
The corporation admitted that it had
not paid the tax, but contended that it
was exempt.
Mayor johnson In Contempt?
The Cleveland Electric Railway COM
pany has petitioned the supreme court
at Washington to restrain Mayor John
son and other Cleveland officials from
interfering with the operation Of one
Of their lines pending the decision Of
the supreme court on an appeal now
before it. Johnson had contended that
the company's franchise on certain
streets expired in 1905, while the COM
pany held that they ran until 1914.
Subsequently it was said that the
mayor had ordered the police to pre-
vent the company from running cars
on these streets.
Wins Fight For Eight Hour Law.
Another test Of the federal eight hour
law was won by the government at
Cincinnati when the jury found the
Sheridan-Kirk Contracting company
guilty in constructing the Ohio river
dam at Fernbank. Employment agen-
cies said it was impossible to get men
at the wages offered for an eight hour
day.
Heoe Guilty of Perjury.
A verdict of perjury was returned
by Pittsburg jury against the negro
Hooe for swearing to intimate rela-
lions with the wife of Augustus Hart
je In connection with Hartje's suit for
divorce The charge 20 the jury was
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-11-10

to any Of the
reform chiefs
he believed pub
lie indignation
would not stop
short of death
to the perpe-
traitor. He said
that every time
Heney walked
into the court
room he took
his life In his
hands. Abra-
ham Ruef con-
tinued to lay
claim TO the of
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r GIO u S
Mrs. Eddy Meets Reporters.

Mrs. Eddy Meets Reporters.
A formal prearranged interview was
given on Oct. 80 to eleven report
ers from Boston and New York by
Mary Baker G. Eddy, the venerable
founder and leader of the Christian
Science church at Pleasant View, her
Concord IN. HI home, for the purpose
of disproving recent statements to the
effect that She was totally incapacitat-
ed by age or disease, or BOTH The
statement had been made that Miss
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-11-10

to her by the appointed spokeswoman.
To the first question, Are you in per-
feet health?' Mrs. Eddy replied, with
a bow, Indeed l am speaking in
deep, level tone Of voice, but with
slight culver. To the next question,
Have you any other physician than
God?' she replied: mo physician but
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-11-10

ton and by the
assumption of
world power.
He said the
time for protec-
ton was past
and that the
best interests Of
the world would
be fostered by
large Teutonic
emigration to
South America
and the settle
nent of that
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-11-10

Large Fortune to Charity.
By the will of Mrs. Mary Cassidy Of
New York, who died two weeks ago,
100000 will go directly to charitable
purposes. Institutions in New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati and Milwaukee are
benefited.
Ceni ued on cage =
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ciSion and arbitration in all interna-
tional questions. THY movement is
understood to be inspired and led by
the Socialists, whose number is readily
increasing among the Japanese work
ing class.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-11-10

Pamol1a Leonard,
a Brooklyn healer,
had been imper-
sonating the Chris
tian Science leader
on her daily drive.
Several questions
had been agreed
upon to be put to
Mrs. Eddy, but the
reports conf1icted
as to her bearing
when these ques-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-11-10

and reformer,.
from the depart.
ment for JUS
tice to investi-
gate the condi-
ton Of women
and child work
ers throughout:
the country, CA
which subject
legi sla ton is
now pending for,
congress. Last
year Mrs. Eos
fer made a SDe-
cial report on
the condition of
women and chill
dren in the Phil
iDninnS and only
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-11-10

National Interest Centered In
the New York Election on
Account of the President S
lnterposition Through Root
Against Hearst-Ihe Usu-
al Prediction Claims
Made by Both Sides---Oil
Trust Fined $4,000.
Mayor Johnson Runs First
Three Cent Trolley In
Cleveland.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-11-10

AN Absolutely Reliable Re-
view of the Leading News
of the Week in Politics,
Government, Education, La
Dor, Commerce, Religion,
Science and Sports.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15
kruppn RuYlna Trousseau.

New York. Sept IA cable d..
patch from Berlin says that Frau
Krupp, widow OF the great gunmaRet.
and her daughters, Bertha and Ba''
bara, have just been here the object
OF their trip being to buy the daugh.
ter's trousseau. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. their
immense wealth, not more than $3.50
was spent for each OUT, This mod
est outlay is quite in accordance with
the remarkable simplicity with which
the girls we're brought up Some
newspapers crit!cise their eNpendi.
lures. contending that the possession
OF riches demands proportionate eN.
pendture. Fraulein Bertha krupp
is the richest woman In Germany, she
being the principal heir under her
fathers will is engaged to marry
Gustav Won Bohlen, under secretary
OF the Prussian legation to che vati.
can. Barbara Krupp, although not
nearly so rich as her sister, l. worth
Sl2,50O,000 Her hancee Is Baron
Telo Won Wllowski. son Of the gov
ernor of Prussian Saxony. Meth
er bridegroom-elect Is wealthy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

the same time De- p,'l''N free as
NOW ~ gi,,fNrugh bill, ~ hl.ug
Ia torc's0 d,~' mauor
Nh Porter declared hat n There
was ANYTHING that caused DELAY In the
movement at tlr cotton crop. u would
nfIect other uur, ~ business and the
bank would restrict their loans ~
all other business
MIR Porter Expressed The hrllct that
ne could do business On one day D.,
notice.
J ) Dayanv. ~ the Memphis cot
ton Exchange. and r. y Tcrr, "
Memphis, representing the National
Lumber Exporters association \ u
Smith. of Louisville, representing the
cotton department OF the Louisville
AMI Nashville railroad; " II Ncshlt
of birmingham. Ala. and = G. StrR
chan NJ Brunswick Ca also spok,
I'm favor ~ the adjustment Of the
yu.daN notice
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15
ssismoorsph at Berkeley. Cal

ncrhcIY cam Sept ~ In IN"
observatory ON the campu. Is nov In
stalled -,l,mograph. designed hy
prot Omorul. Ut Japan. Ia record the
preliminary nations and after shocks
incident ~ AN earthquake The I'm.
strumuI demonstrated IT, worth
when pgnfce-nr CahmptoauN vas able
~ compute trum IT, records almost
the rNlc' distance from he university
Of the shock ~ Valparaiso FRO.
f,ssu Omptpt b,lloN,, that eventual
~ tho machine Will nld IN solving the
problem ~ predicting me coming ~
au earthquake The instrument be,
Ions. Ia 'h, Imperial eat hQuakr CON
mission ot Japan ami receipt fur
10, Instrument has been forwarded M
tno commit lOn nN tho s'crrllr, N
IA, university H accordance viii
OWuru. D., quest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

Dublin. Ca. Sept. ~ sam Hall.
q white man. Was dangerously n no,
fatally wounded AZ . negro church
on the east side Of the river what
be vas ding there AMI Who stabbed
him is No, known he IL too badly
injured 20 BE- removed % his home
lie stated that he uAs wounded by
q negro named John HiEhi0uer. but
,hs negro was able 10 prove that be-
vas no, ., the church OF the time
me man Sts cut 0, IL said that
Hall w~ni 20 ne church While be
Vas drinking
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

MoatEoDsEy. Ala. s~ps it.--in o
letter lssasd ws4BssasY cSmmisssos.
sf Of Agriculture Peoie szpFesssd ths
belief thai the Aiabsma cofios eroe
this year uil - The snaiissi 10 tea
yearS he advises % bold foS ~ least
70 e~ass We aiuo ssys nat his n
fornaii0a from ne csroiiaAs Ass CsSf
ga give sin ne sslisf nat - pr-s
snt crop vii tan bsiov i1ess So
baisa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

p~nvcr. Colo sept IL amer 'psn ;
ms t~O days In considsfstipa ~ ihs
esn oct. the pFinsiIsl one bsihE that
~ ne DeaVsf Cftg AMI s0anfi. 'hs
fbsmDrrsiis sts,s eoavsnfioa rhars
asY BsssA 10 asmisg ~ sac Nei
q, The sSssrssD~u' Efvsn AVA
Adsms tps r~nOmisaiios a. fssiiaats
Coz E0VsrsSv Ia ths pia''srm sipp'
- NsdhssdsJ alahi @ais % ss'tais
'ss' ~ ~osia w. shossa ~ bead 'hs
usks' Thsrs Ssrs ees's,fs iOf asaf
- an TIE FsmsininE aaess
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15
Girl 10 Found In Columbus.

Columbus. Ga, Sept. ~ Myrtle
Allen. the i5.year-old Atlanta girl,
who ran away from her home last
Saturday. has been located by the lo
cal police force. and IL now In the
custody OF the authorities. Who are
holding her until her mother arrives
The girl formerly resided In this city
Mlss Allen. who will be l6 years old
In a few days says that she was dis
satisfied with her home. and this II
the second time she had left She
says that q man sent her money with
which 90 come TO Columbus
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

Portland. ores sepi ~ The case
~ The government against State Sen.
s'or y Mays - RepfrseniAnVs "
\ Jones AMI George is"n IL now
IN The bands Of tha lnJ Ihls tor
minatrs the trial In tho 6sdsfsi dls
,rlcl court ~ ahAt L. knovn 90 nlu"
Mountain land fraud case IN shlrh
the defendants uith C"bs f~ssmah
Hermann. we're charged urh haVlnE
o1Hsplred IA dsfraud no government
% 600 Aerss ~ public lands bihs
IN VafiDus states ~ 'fs uaioh. ~
causing the creation - hs n.Ir Moan
tain Fofrs, Reserve b. eastern Ofn
xon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15
rfyino 10 Prove Abb

rbuau. u.nia ga Srp' ~ Accom-.
pau,,H %, -r,,la. detective, Mis-
Chariot, Kelley. puprlcrrrs- ~ the
Hlar meat hOus, In witch Nj. Mlu
r'cr Is lewis Wa mys'"tipu-ly mur.
d'r'l uu Muulnt. WAs takru over The
route sa, claims to have lrayrrv"d
ou Nuudu ir,runn VhIlr ,islilng
@ ,nupplug Mls. Kelley claims
tu Hn,. been nwa' from hlmc all ~
"a, afternoon sud -N'hrs that uu hct
return he found hot house In dla
order and the I, months old chllI ~
Nj. l'Nis rphr cred Win hlood She
called In policeman and "a" latter,
after a search. founS the bodj ~ NJ.
Lewis IN closet llarr, Somrfs a
lsoardrf H. detained b, Nr police II
WAs learned that blood Nas found on
his clothing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

victoria n e s~ps u -ssssmship
service tr shieA oosinarss Ssr~ -
o~siif sirn~a ~ a~Stso 49, cssa1a
wssh ssassi4I - stesess yeeffT. ON
=. nsrmzsnesf ~ yehFoaFJ Twe
.s.smcrs Il ssep -sas sse~efsr VII ~
ussrssas hmweea Rsttise cplnW1'a
go ssrrlxns mDffs. epHoMssa4 Ha'e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

New York. Sept II The purchase
OF the Southwestern railroad by the
Southern railway has been confirmed
From one Of the stockholders in the
Virginia and Southwestern II was
learned that the Southern has &C.
Qulred all the Virginia and Southwest.
ern stock, paying therefor $500 a
share, or a total Of $i0Oo,O OO \ com
mitlee consisting of oliver r Maync,
Grant Sbchley and Henry X MclIarg,
acting In behalf Of the Virginia Iron
Coal and Coke company, which owns
4 majority OF the Virginia and South.
western railroad stock. a. well as the
individual stockholders. some lime
ago obtained the deposit Of all T-r
stock in the bank ~ the Manhattan
company II was through this com.
pany that the sale was made "a the
Southern Railroad company 4 1000.
OOO payment on the sock was on June
! last The balance Is 90 be- paid
in installments.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

ed a railroad station and DESTROYED me
telegraph instruments They wen, ON
10 Cluces where they TOOK the cash
in the municipal treasury Rebels
are ceasing to harm American prop
perty at Mauicaragua. Santa Clara
province.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

Havana. sept. 10. The insurgents
have set are To the long bridge OF the
Western railroad nj CalabaKar. near
Saxua Ia Grande. but Il was not sui
ncIently burned 10 prceeni the pass
age % trains The rebels arc usinE
locomotive TO pull down water ,anks.
etc. along the line. Insurg"nts ar
swArming in and about me tosn 81
Santiago d. las EvEAs. ]: miles south
of Havana. ana a oonfict 10 that eiij
IL imminent
-Four hundred 'ruops uere brought
20 Havana THURSDAY morninz from
Guises Tor the protection % N" CO.
and 20 assist IN attacks OF the r''
els IN the oailyiaE iosus
There has 6e~n no ieirkfapsic crm
nuuication vhstsver TO-DAY s"ns f''
line ~ the Western railroad. 81 os"f
the government lines 90 Pinsr % X .'
Aerogiins 20 the bes' tsisrruA ipn
60 ~ obsainsA the rebel force unss'
P4ss Gaersrs ID zsosins % The -
~ara .i1sg ne sosfhsra eaFc ~ go
Ianar del Mo moantains aAi a. 81
hanks. uhish coassansiy receive $50
s.ons trum ne AoraEiics fhfuaxA ~alca
fney pas are eusrmitf-lx d~Prrds
ctsSas slaaE ~ ass AZ TIE Faiirlad
Az ,nslcAfaoas goiai IN ne enrevo
frafios o.ssifs - Hsssns fisy ~ -
rs.l fosces 10 PiasF kcl ne and hs
tsna provlnerA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15
TROOPS AND REBELS
ENGAGE IN BATTLE
Rauchulo, Santa Clara Province
Scene of Fight.
THREE REBELS WE'RE KILLED
Aid Of Red Cross Is Desired by lnsur.
gents Who Declare that Treatment
Of Wounded by Palma Government
More Barbarous than Weylers.

Havana, Sept. l4-ln a fight near
Ranchulo in Santa Clara province,
Captain Noye, in command Of So rural
guards, ami 40 militiamen, led a
machette charge against rebel force
under Sabine Caballero. Three rc5-
els were killed and one wounded. Sew.
en- prisoners were taken.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15
New York. Sept. 14-coIoneI AguIr.

New York, Sept. 4-Colouel Agulr-
re, of the Cuban revolutionary JdL
has addressed letter 10 Miss Mar
.garet Aston Chanler. the letter re-
calls Miss Chanler's humane work dur.
ing the Cuban instruction against
Spain and challenges her compa sion
for wounded insurgents. II declares
that the treatment Of the insurgents
that are wounded BY the Palma gov.
.ernment's sOldiery is more Oarbarnus
than prevailed during the Weylcr re.
gime In Cuba. The aid of the Red
Cross Is implored.
Marie Waldo, the official representa-
tive OF tae Cuban government Ia this
city said the aid suggested to Chan
Ter was no, needed.
President Palma he continued,
mas issued instructions to all the
government physicians and nurses In
the held that the wounded are To be-
cared for and treated alike, irrespcc'
tive OF the sides they may be hgh.
iag for.
THE revolution Is being opposed
b. the government force, In a ci'il
tied manner. and every Wouadcd sol
dier viii De cared for"
The junta announced Wednesday
that In few days the insurgents
would organize an independent gov
ernment with Or. Aired Iayas a. The
president. He was al one time prosi'
dent OF the senate and 4, the leader
of his party An order for his ar
rest has been issued.
Just Where DR. Zayas is az pres
ent Is not known here. bur Colonel
Aguirre said he would establish the
headquarters OF the provisional go'
eminent In that part Of the country
where the insurgents are strongest
This government like that organ
ized IN the field during the revolu
ton against Spain. will be the eXeeu
tive body OF the presen, movement
The men will figure In me insnrgehi
cabinet have not yet beer named.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

- p,t,apuk. sept ~ The TO-
sump'lYu or t.,,EIapHlc cummnnioa
uuu aIh alrdlcr nia enabled ~"
p,.ra uf Ni rrtrf,1urG o. tie nrst
.ur .u pl'a'ut a pl,'ur, ~ me con
uUIIua ln th, titaRpd 'pSn ~ Ia
,l, ,asc ~ The mssl' = - Ha) tidk
tlr ll.ost mvHHaErs R,ra,l' rrdh'"
Ihr numbrt al dead ftutr - glv"n
0, Early reports The property boss
o.. inIurs,t. from 'hr f1f, and cupid
lJ - Toe mpb AMI The i'strurilpu
wrought bs bpmbIrim,ut and sub
a.lur0t mr. arr placed higher fua
u,us ', .otrfaI hundred thousand Dbl
.ap Although , ~ 'aid rHicialls
.la. r.if fYui p"rsuna Hrre Killed.
.Is,uI.rfa rnum"rair alSir tao
,.tps.s mpsfi, ~ I"ss ~hirh haV"
1..n g4..,f.i pn me streets. In N"
lnl..s saI tarIYus hospitals Tor bnf
81 The npnpsr ~ tDrps"s buFisi
1t..a..U 90 ,rHsumsd IN b1fnlas
.4.iHr. mtf 80 another seofs ~
ODD. gum1"f
4 ryfu feature ~ The ~srsssca
"a. ra d.aih ~ mAhy sounded pcs
..nt atp u-t~ aIa1iunnd ~ 'hrir
f..eti. boo HYutas from shi'a he p~p
oil. ssl. htssi ~ See DO their lls"'
o. u.u tI- srafshins ths deserted
r..4 .s ff ladies
T.sr. It frasDn 20 believe This q,
s.s lu ne los - 'fafsabis 30 thr
s.tri-f q 90 pairiai ga Ma 81. an
DBL. -s-ns ~ HsiprasY tugpli-d 'pr
r.rrstaff spafs ~ laisms the pc
s,ps. 90 'ar sol Hers This ,irs f
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15

CaGir.r. So s-lI O., cye~aiis'
"a fs.a.aa f.le Elf HqI y |
uafis a4s ara.atfsf ~ 'H0a
ned o. Httays fyan
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-15
OFFICIALS SUPPRESS
ANTI-JEWISA ATTACKS
q rman Intervention Il Now
Feared.
AL QUIET NOW AT WARSAW
II IS Reported that the Jewish Town
VI koap,r, IN the District ot Kama
netTen, Aas {, CIV Burned Down by
pcaSanta

NarsaW Sep, II The city 10
quiet Iuv autuorutr, ate suppress
iu. every slight tump, Ia start dnu
Jewish AttaCbs ca accnuut ~ th1
ArLr D,tmdu interest, In tuc banks
ana cummrr,, at WARSAW. German
IA ,,\,nliou h t,atrd In case at ,orI
uut disuTdvr.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-06
Philadelphia Represented
 Here

Whitman Candy Co.,, of Philadelphia, has placed the exclusive agency for their complete line of Super Extra Box Candies with the Central Pharma- ey. These are one of the most popu- lar and the equal of any candy on the market. Buyers of fine candies know them everywhere.
 4 big display of these candies is on row at the Central Pharmacy, and may b: s; mpied by all who call at any
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-06
UNION MINERS
 REFUSE TO PARADE Precautions Taken at Globe to Prevent Recurrence of
 Red Flag Incident,

GLOBE. Ariz., Aug. 5.-Labor day was observed here in a quiet manner. On account of the red flag sensation. last year by parading under the dan. ger signal, restrictive measures were carefully planned since that time to eli minate any flag in advance of the flag of the United States.
 The parade today was headed by Sheriff F. P. Shahley and his deputy wm. Sparks, carrying the flag of the United States.
 The parade was cheered to the echo for five minutes by admirers of liberty and independence which We hope to get by single and separate statehood.
 IF the rear of the parade was tbe A. F. L, carrying flags inscribed: We follow the Flag We Love-" If you don't like our flag, stay out of the parade"
 The miners union did not parade today.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-06

been discontinued at every working except that in charge of Carl Nice all the other contracts having expired. It is only a question of time until oper- ations on this property will be begun in earnest, though 1t is not yet known when this work will begin. It is ad- mitted by every enc that the owners think much of the Manhattan. and whenever they get ready operations will commence.
 "The Bernoudy propert ywhich has been turned over 10 a company, is again in operation. The new compa- ny, which has been incorporated and which is selling stock, is called the Bernoudy Mining & Milling Co. The purchase of considerable stock in this company by Paradise people shows what home confidence there is in it. tended to ship ore soon. A con centrator is proposed as possibility for the future
 Tt is reported that machinery nas already been ordered for the Paradise Development company, and that this company will soon resume opera tions.
 Good ore has recently been en- couItered on the Duffner group, which locks promising. This property, as well as several others that form a chain from the Bernoudy to the Epley, on Silver and Turkey creeks, are all looking unusually promising"