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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-24
PARKER LOSES SON.
He Was Eighteen Months DID, AM
Held by President Roosevelt.

| Lawton. May % Gobinson, tn
eighteen month-old son of Chief Qua
| nah Parker, died at the chiefs home
near Cache, Monday, of a compiled
ton of diseases. He was buried ac-
cording to Comanche custom, the same
afternoon, at the mission, six miles
northwest of Cache. Rev. Cofelt, the
Mennonite missionary among the Co
manches, conducted the simple ser
vices. which consisted of songs and
prayer
Gobinson Parker held the distinc-
ton of being the only Comanche In
dian. and likely the only Indian of
any tribe, who has been held in the |
arms of President Roosevelt. AT that |
time he was only eight months old.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-24
FISHER AGAIN WINS.

Shreveport Twirier Pitches His Elev-
enth Successive Victory.
Pitcher Fisher of the Shreveport
baseball club won his eleventh con
secutive game Tuesday, letting Nash
Vile down with three scattered singles,
Score: Shreveport, Z; Nashville, l.
Little Rock. s.; Birmingham, 7.
Atlanta. 4; Memphis, 3; ten innings.
New Orleans, 5; Montgomery, 4:
ten innings.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-24

on and the player sustained fracture
OF the thumb of his pitching hand
Score: Philadelphia, IL. Cleveland
New York. s. Chicago 2
Washington. A. st Louis. Q
Detroit, s: Boston. g. This was
Roston's eighteenth consecutive de
feat
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-24

Avstalrs Fracture Of tire Thumb ~
RS Pitching Hard

A carriage al phiiaaeiph Tuesday.
In which Pinh.r Naddeli ~ the oesi
American league feam s%k ttdlns TO
lie baseball park. callidea @Hss wag.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-24
South Texas League.

Houston. 2; Austin, O.
Lake Charles, a; San Antonio, 3.
Beaumont. IL; Galveston, l.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
NEW THEORY IN
 MURDER CASE
Nov Believed Edwards
 Was Shot and Dragged to Bed

New Haven, Conn. Jan. G-An- nouncement of the discovery of evi- dence indicating that Edwards, the vic tim of the mystery murder at the Hill e. home, was not shot in bed where he was found, was the most interest ing development in the case today.
 This evidence came to light when eX- animation was made of clothing on the body, On one of the stockings a blood clot was discovered. The blood had soaked through the stocking ard spread over its top. This is consider ed to leave little doubt that the body vas placed in bed after the shooting.
 Detectives now hold theory that the man was shot while standing or in some other position where the blood from the wound would fall upon his foot. The fact that on the stocking there was a collection of carpet dirt is believed 10 lend color to the theory that he was dragged in an unconscious condition to the ebd. It is said that two bullets had been found em- hedded in one of the walls Of the roOp
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
Six Hundred Citizens DeCry Assumptions of
 JOiDtuPe Advocates
RINGING RESOLUTIONS
Widest Publicity Asked for them at Washington
 Party Lines Lost

Phoenix, Ariz.. Jan. GA special to the Republican from Tucson says:
 Tucson tonight expressed herself in unmistakable terms on the state hood proposition.
 Citizens to the number of 500 gath. cred in the opera house and by a ris- ing vote gave assent to resolutions which protest strongly against the jointure with New Mexico, which de- mand that the autonomy of Arizona be preserved and which protest against the deliberate misrepresentations of the true sentiments of the citizens of Arizona which have been practiced by a few disaffected parties in association with the Joint Statehood League.
 Occupying seats on the platform were thirty representative business men of the city. Party lines were for, gotten, Democratic and Republican leaders working side by side.
 The principal address of the evening was by Mayor David S. Rose. of Mil waukee. The resolutions adopted are to be forwarded to Delegate Smith in Congress, with the request that the greatest publicity be given to them.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
CALLS MEETING
 LUCKY TIGER
Bond Issue PrOpOSed--. Pres, SOOy is Evidently
 Confident
Especial to Review.)

Douglas. Jan GA call has been is sued to the stockholders of the Lucky Tiger Co.,. pursuant to a resolution of the board of directors, for a meeting to be held in Douglas, at the office of the company on Wednesday, Jan. IT, 1906, at 10 a. m. to consider the finan- ciaI condition of the company and to vote upon a proposition to issue bonds of the company and secure the same by mortgage or deed of trust on the .compauy's property. and to authorize the gsla of such bonds, in order to pro vide fund to pay the company's pres lent and future obligations and expens- esi and develop the companv's business and property and to consider amend rrerts to the bylaws and such other business as may come properly before the said meeting. The call is issued by E. c. S0ov. as president. and W. A. Moses. as secretary, and is dated Jan Iary 2.
 IL is evident from the above call that the Lucky Tiger company considers that there is no longer question but what they will win all lawsuits at pres ent pending with the Ensanada com pany. and the decision to issue bonds undoubtedly is for the purpose of rais- ling funds to meet the final payment OH the property which comes due in March or April of this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
TARIFF BILL
 DISCUSSION
Massachusetts Republicans Present Demand for Free Hides Sugar Beet and Tobacco Heard From

Washington. Jan. 6.-In a session oi five hours today the house placed on record a speech in favor of the Philip pine tariff bill, one against it. and a twenty minutes talk for tariff revision according to the Republican demands Of Massachusetts. Q Mir. Hill. of Connecticut, occupied three hours, and was listened to with the greatest interest in delivering knowledge he gained from two visits to the Philippines, the last one as a member of the party of Secretary Taft last summer. He paid particular at tention to the tobacco feature of the tariff measure, and explained away much Of the apprehension as to the enormous production that might be ex pected from the islands Their terri tory. he said, was small and their fer tile land still further limited.
 MT. ModelI. of Wyoming, who has let the fight against the bill in the inter ests of the beet sugar industry of this country, spoke vigorously against th+ measure and against the policy Of helping the Filipinos by granting then open markets in the United States. He said passage of this bill would be tht death knell of the beet sugar industry in the United States.
 Abolition of the tariff on hides was pleaded for by Mir. Lawrence, of Massa chusetts, who presented the position taken by the Republicans of that state
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
Starts Contest for Boxes Over Heads of His
 Opponents
TANNANY GETS KNOCK
Republicans and Allies Com, biRe to UnSeat President
 of Board

New York, Jan. civilian R Hearst surprised Tammany today with a new move to have the ballot boxes opened. It was sprung at the first meeting of the board of aldermen, Of which the Republicans and Municipal Ownership men have a majority.
 Entirely unsuspected by Tammany, a contest by J. G. Phelps Stokes, the Municipal Ownership League candi- date for president. was begun over President Patrick F, McGowan's seat Ii became apparent that behind the
 move was a determined purpose on
 the part of the Republicans to un- seat McGowan and to force him J0 20 to the courts and open the ballot hoxes to establish his right to his Of flee.
 This is the plan openly announced by Clarence J. Shearn. William R
 Hearst's lawyer, who presented the
 protest in the meeting, and by the Re publican leaders who fought unitedly in favor of accepting the contest and referring it to the committee on privi- leges and election. i This new committee is to be made up largely of municipal ownership
 men, with Alderman Kunze, Hearst man, as chairman, and it is expected to report promptly in favor of unseat- ing McGowan. . That the Republican
 and municipai majority which today demonstrated it's ability to do what
 ever it will with the board will sus- tain such a ,report, there is little doubt
 Alderman James c. Meyers, who is ], to be the Republican leader of the hcard. nominated. Ehas Goodman for vice chairman and Alderman Mccall nominated Little Tim" Sullivan. Goodman was elected by a vote of z7 to 2G. By the same vote the Re oubricsrs rroceeded to elect John R. ! Davies. chafrrnar 0f Inc firancn com
 mittee, to succeed John T. Mccall
 Eight Republican sergeants-at-arms
 were elected to take the place of the TamnIany men now filling those places. Cornelius P Shea was elect ed as chief sergeant-at-arms. Harry
 F. Oxford of the Bowery ran, againsS
 him. but was defeated.
 President McGowan promptly ruled that he would not recaive the contest
 O. his seat. He held that he is city
 official and that the board has no more
 right to contest his seat than that of
 borough president who also sits ip ! the board.
 | referred to the new committee on ] privileges and elections when it is
 appointed ...-..
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07

Tax Collector Gaines was approved by the Board.
 A petition of the citizens of Pearce asking for the revoking of the saloon license of Steve Aguirre was granted. hcehse-
 The following road overseers were appointed upon petitions duly signed by citizens of various districts.
 Luke Short, Paradise; J. N Chris jensen, St. David: ]. H. James, Bisbee; w. G. Buchanan, Tombstone: Bud Snow, Wilcox; Andy Scott, Douglas.
 Tom Larrieu was appointed Consta- ble st Fairbank, and T. J. Sission at Cochise, while J. W. Walker was ap- pointed to tue office of Justice of the Peace at Bowie.
 The office of constable at Tomb stone was declared vacant on account of the present incumbent. J. C. Wiser, having left the Territory for a period of more than three months without le- gal cause. After this had been done the petition of James Kelly was consid- cred and he was appointed to fill the position.
 A permit was granted to the Inter- national Gas Cc-npany of Bisbee to lay gas mains along the county roads in the vicinity of Bisbee and Lowell, to be done under the supervision of the road oyerseer and the Board. The Gas Company is to be liable for any accident that might happen from such mains being dug, and to put the roads in good condition after using them. A clause is inserted to the effect that cred franchise.
 A number of erroneous assessments were ordered to be taken from the rDil or account of double assessments. and others because the property had been assessed to the wrong party.
 The Board adjourned 10 February :.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07

New York. Jan. 6.--The most i'm portant questions asked by MT. Hadley bearing on the questions of stock own ership Mir. Rogers today declined to answer, Con the advice of counsel, {" and MT. Hadley requested Commission CT Frederick H. Sanborn to certify the questions and MT. Rogers refusafs to the Supreme Court Of this state for de termination as to whether or not Mir. Rogers must answer them or be ad- judged in contempt
 MT. Rogers declined to reply to ques- tions as to whether he controls any stock in the Waters-Pierce Oil compa- ny, whether NJ. Van Buren, of New York. holds controlling interest in that company for the Standard Oil Compa- ny, of New Jersey; whether the New Jersey Company controls the Standard of Indiana of the Waters-Pierce Com pany, and whether two-thirds of the dividends of the Waters-Pierce Compa- nv are not paid to H. N. Tulford. who. Mir. Rogers said, has an office in this city.
 Mr. Rogers did say, however, that he never heard of an agreement be- tween the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and the Waters-Pierce Oil Company to divide the trade of Mis- souri, and that he did not believe thai one was ever made.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
BERNHARDT HAS
 OLD MAGNETISM Closes Engagement of Ire. mendOuS Success Ia
 New York

New York, Jan. t.-SaTah Bern
 hardt, at her advanced years and neal her retirement, none the less the ID!
 vine Sarah" to her millions of admirers than she was in her palmiest days, has left New York for tour in New Eng
 land. Her two weeks here were the greatest in the history of any actress from the financial standpoint, and by many it is contended from every view point. During the whole of her en- gagement, she appearing seventeen times in the two weeks, people were turned away from every performance. Not a one of them was witnessed al
 which the theater did not find the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
SPENDTHRIFT MINER
 COMMITS SUICIDE
Michigan Boy WhO Made Million in klONdyke Cuts
 His Throat

San Francisco, Jan. Crank Phis- cator of Michigan, a Klondike million. aire, with a countrywide reputation as a "spender," who built the first
 house in the now flourishing town of ! ments at the Grand Hotel yesterday
 morning, and died four hours later.
 During his stay in the city Phiscator
 had been rolling things high. He
 had spent all his ready money in drinking and gambling He borrowed
 8 from 8 saloon-keeper, and. going to his room in the hotel, slashed his throat .s.-.
 Prank Ph.scator was ampng the earliest Klondikers who went from Eagle City to Dawson at the time of the discovery of gold Altogether he is credited with having made s3,000,- 900. He was married at St Joseph.
 Mich. but was divorced several months ago.
 St. Joseph. Mich, Jan. Crank
 Phiscator was for several years owner of small fruit farm near Baroda, a village seven miles south of this city He returned from Alaska about four weeks ago and had been staying in San Francisco since that time. With the ambition and Getermina.
 tion to gain wealth. after the discov-
 cry of gold in Alaska was announced,
 Phiscator mortgaged his farm and journeyed 10 Alaska. Upon reaching the gold fields he had but s100. He set the first stakes in the Snake River territory, which was believed 10 be worthless. Paying dirt was found, with a much larger percentage of .eosd than was reported from any other prospector in any other district in the Yukon territory.
 Fhiscator returned to the States, and at Baroda, his native village, was
 greeted as a coming king. Hundreds of farmers cheered as Phiscator step
 ped from a special car, clad in broad cloth. wearing high hat and carrying a large gold-mounted cane.
 Regardless of his wealth. Phiscator retained his jolly disposition and warmly greeted his friends as they |assembled about him in extending their congratulations. One or his first acts was to provide for all mem bers of his family. He purchased several farms and presented them to his mother. three brothers and two sisters.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
SHELTER FOR euAYmAs.
Reported that New York Capitalists
 Will Erect One.

Acrordiur to a recent report maze by United States Consul Hostetter of Guaymas. Sonora, that port will soon have a custom shelter. Consul Hos letter is quoted as saving that New York capitalists have been represent ed there for the last three months. looking into the question of erecting custom smelter in Sonora. Two hundred acres of land have been pur- chased at Guaymas and work will be commenced at once on a smelter of 250 tons daily capacity. It is also stated that the plant will be complet- cd by next April.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07

floors crowded with people who, una hIe to get seats, refused to let the op- poItunity pass without hearing the great actress.
 Before leaving the country. Bern hardt will appear as far in the North vest as Portland, where she will play in the city hall, and as far south, it is expected as San Diego. at which point she will probably bid farewell to the United States and enter Mexico.
 She will re-enter the United States at Fl Paso, and from there tour Texas and the South. In her Texas engage ment the great tent of the Barnum & Bailey circus (now in winter quartersl will he used in lieu of an opera house, the theatrical trust controlling all Of the play houses of the Lone Star State
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
GAS CO. PERMITTED
 MAINS IN ROAD
Supervisors Make Correct.
 ions in Assessments Appointments
Especial to Review.)

Tombstone, Jan. 6-The Board oi Supervisors at their recent meeting besides auditing and allowing the vari ous claims against the county and awarding the contracts for supplies transacted considerable other business of which the following Is of interest to the citizens of the county:
 The requests of A. c. Smith and Jesse Amalong for lease of school lands were granted, and the transfer of the lease held by NJ. H. Mayor to H A. Morgan was approved
 The appointment of W. c. Gilmore as tax attorney for the year 1906 by
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
CHANGE HOUSE THIEVES.
czsr and HoIbrook Shaft Men Are Vic
 tinized.

That thieves are still doing business in Bisbes was learned yesterday when the f o'clock shift came off duty. Some one had entered the change room al the Car shaft and stolen two suits of clothes and several shirts. Articles were also reported stolen from the Hol- brook shaft. -s..
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
HAVE MADE IT UP.
Fitz and Mrs. Fitz Are Through With
 Their Soasm.

Sioux Falls, s. D., Jan. 6.--Late to- night it was announced that a reconcil- iation had been affected between Bob Fitzsimmons and his wife, and that Mrs. Fitzsimmons would abandon her action for divorce. It is expected the two will leave tomorrow evening for New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07

Mrs. Fred Hurst was hostess OF Thursday afternoon assisted by Mrs. A. E. Hurst The occasion was the regular meeting of the Neighborhood Club 10 play five hundred. The home of Mrs. Fred Hurst which has been recently remodeled was prettily deco rated with smilax and carnations
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
sIssEe, ARIZONA. SUNDAY MORNING, JAN
WAR IN ECUADOR.
 TROOPS IN FIELD

Guayauuil, Jan. 6.-President Garcia today declared Ecuador in state of war. Col. Larrea, secretary of war, has been ap- pointed commander of the Cen ter army. The revolutionary forces hold Tunguragua and Chimborazo provinces.
 Gen. Leonidas Plaza, Ecuado- rean minister to the U. S., has been called to assume command as chief of the army. Troops continue hastily marching into the interior,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
TO ERECT FINE BUILDING.
Frank Proctor to Put Uo s2S, S,ooc Structure at Ronduiiio.
 Canansa Notes
fsnecial Correspondence.l )


 Cananea. Jan. 6.-Robert Mitchell and his visitor have gone on to Cali fornia. Work will continue on the South Cananea.
 John P. Foley. master mechanic Of the c. c. c. C.. returned from three weeks trip to San Francisco. where he went to visit his family. who are locat- ed in Oakland. J. P. says that times are good in that part of the world, and to hear him tell it there is no pi:Se like 1t
 The Knights of Pythias, of Cananea, held their annual banquet at Davis Restaurant last night The spread was magnificent, upholding the repu- tation of that we'll known establish ment The evening was spent with speeches, recitations, music, etc. All report as having the time of their lives.
 tCondnued on Eighth Page)
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
TRAINMEN KILLED.
Passengers Escaped With Injuries in
 Erie Head-on Collision.

Cory, Pa, Jan. 6.-Tbree trainmen are known to have been killed and eight passengers injured in a wreck on the Philadelphia and Erie railway at Horns Siding, ten miles east of here, tonight. ...
 Engine No. 300. running light, met passenger train No. 4, head-on. Both engines were wrecked.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
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THREE WOMEN PERISH.
 ONE MARVELLOUS ESCAPE.

St. Louis, Jan. GA boarding house conducted by E. Reed, on Missouri Ave, burned today. Three women perished, Mrs. Pauline Hermann, Miss Jewel Reed and Mrs. Pulvermacker. The bodies were recovered bad ly charred.
 Mrs. Hillger, aged 70, was ly- ing i'll in her room when the fire occurred. She jumped from her window, breaking leg.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
ROGERS DID
 NOT ANSWER Pointed Questions We're Ig- d.--Suprame Court Will be Asked to Com. pei Response

New York, Jan. Cit deveI-y oped from questions asked by
 Attorney General Hadley, of Missouri, of Henry H. Rogers. vice president of the Standard Oil company, of New Jersey.
 that one of MT. Hadley's chief
 purposes in conducting an ex-
 animation of the officers of that
 company in this city is to find out whether that company owns
 a controlling interest in the , Standard Oil Co, of Indiana, . the Waters-Pierce Oil company, } Of Missouri, and the Republic Oil Company. This, Mir. Had ley said tonight, he regards as . step in the direction of exclud- } ing the three latter companies
 from doing business in Mis- } souri.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07

Santa Claus is one of the few who don't have to give trading stamps tc hold his business.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
FIVE KILLED, MANY HURT
 BY DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

fourfs
   today. of the men foreigners 1t of
 
  Of  building. hailding tireIy property s251O0o
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-07
HOLD-UPS ON NACO ROAD
 ONE MAN ROBBED OF $50


 walking along returning Lowell He describes |. the holduos shortm ran tall held robbed $50 on the Naco ag dump parties given Harris Officers believe them to he members of the ganzed ayng These hos s
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' New York. Jan. e.-Silver, GA . ' 1-4c. Mexican dollars. 4sl.2c. . .. Copper, steady. unchanged x xxsHs sI I . . . 111sl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-26


Eddie A Forsyth and VT to Frank
C Correa. NJ; az A land and horses,
Omaopio, Kula, Maui; $3.50. b 276, p
25S. Dated Nov "a, 1905
Recorded January Is, 1906.
S Z Lucas and WI to Armand Ven
zac. d; lots Z. s, 81 and 22, blk +, Ka-
luaolohe Tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $500.
b 277, p 1888. Dated Jan. 8, 1906.
Geo NJ Raupp to Abraham Il Smith,
Rel; 1868 so II land and household fur
niture. Eva RID, Kalihi, Honolulu, Ca
hu. $1,000, b 267. 34l. Dated Jan 10,
1906.
Joe de Coito and WI TO Joao de Coito,
d; pc land MEME, Hamakua, Hawaii.
$500. b 277, p 1882. Dated Jan 8, 1905.
l Fugimoto, ct al, to Olaa Sugar Co,
Ltd, o NJ; cane on por lot s OF Patent
1923, olaa Tract, Puma, Hawaii. 81 and
advs Il 275, p 4O4. Dated Jan 9, 1906.
Il sakazumi, ct al, to Olaa Sugar Co,
Ltd, @ NJ; cane on por lot 5 OF Patent
1928, olaa Tract. Puma, Hawaii. 81 and
adys II 275, p All. Dated Jan 9, 1906,
$ NishinO, ct al to olaa Sugar Co
Ltd, G NJ; cane on por lot OF Patent
1923, olaa Tract, Puma, Hawaii, u and
adys Il 275, y All, Dated Jan 8, 1906,
T Koretoshi, ct al, 10 Olaa Sugar co,
Ltd, @ NJ cane on por lot 5 OF Patent
1898, Olaa Tract, Puma, Hawaii. 81 and
advs b 275, p l2s, Dated Jan 9, 1905,
Henry A Baldwin ana WI 10 Henry
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-26

p Baldwin, d; 1852 int In pcs land Ka-
hama, etc, Kaanapali; 1-107 int in II p
1862 Napili /. and 3, etc, Kaanapali,
Maui. $3.50. b 277, p 3S4 Dated Jan
s, 1906
J w Kapehe (opio) TO Mary Kalau-
papahiwa. d; int in kul 56l2 Walmea,
Kauai S. etc. B 277, p 3S1. Dated
Jan ~, 1906.
Hee Fat to Makee Sugar Co, c M;
household furniture. rice. paddy. ma
chinery, livestocks, etc. Waipole, Kau-
al. slO.9O4.2l and adys to $4,000. Is
275. p 4O1. Dated Dec 80, 1905.
Hee Fat to Kauai Electric Co, Ltd,
Am'nd't l.; Il w for transmission OF
electricity by poles and wire over lands,
Waipa. Kauai. 81, b 273, p AL. Dat
ed Nov 30, 1905.
Aluli (w) ct al, by gdn TO Koloa su-
gar co, l.; water rights OF II Ps 6740
and GAS, Koloa. Kauai; water rights
In IA int In Il y 1913 and pc land, Ko-
loa, Kauai, 10 yrs at $50 per yr, Is
273 p s42 Dated Dec Is, 1905,
Piliwale (k) by gdn TO Koloa Sugar
Co, IL water rights In IA int In II =
1885, KOloa, Kauai. 10 yrs at $40 per
yr II 273, p 40, Dated Dec 10, 1905,
w u Rowell 10 Kauai Electric Go,
Ltd, - 81 int In water ana water
rights In ahp Wainlha, Halelea, Kau-
al, $500, u s7i, y tSs, Dated Jan 10,
1905