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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
Grocer Human Torch.

Stevens Point. Wis. March III ~
q. Galloway. 4 merchant, had b mar
row escape from b horrible ds
a human torch and fl now In crit.
cai condition from the shock. Al
heavy iron faucet fell from a shelf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22

unable to confirm
the ruulor, as the
count lad retired
and the chancel-
Tory was closed
when the cores
pendent called
shortly before
midnight.
From an absO-
lutely authentic
source, however,
it can be stated
that the count, at
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
SUIT AGAINST HAMILTON.
Called to Account for yellow Dog
Find.

New York. Mar. 20. Andrew Ham
ilton former legislative agent n he
New York Life Insurance company,
vas served with 4 summons shortly
after Till arrived I'll this city from
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
THOUSAND PEOPLE
KILLED IN QUAKES

London, Mar pa dispatch from
Toxic to the Daily Telegraph says:
Advices from Taihollu Capital OF
Formosa) states that the earthquake
on than island was more serious than
first reported. In the prefecture Of
kagi alone, 1,400 houses we're de
stroyed 1,014 persons kl d and G95
injured.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22

OF and governor of Nebraska, died IL
> n'cloct, ast night after an Illness
which became serious only last Sat.
mday lie was United States scnat
or from Nebraska for the incomplete
tour.ySar term, 1867 1877. territorial
governor OF Wyoming IN 1876 and
governor Of Nebraska for four years
beginning IN 1887
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
WILL RETIRE FROM HEAD OF
RUSSIAN CABINET.
KOKOVS0FF TOi SUCCEED
Former Minister of Finance TO Be-
come Chief Advisor of the Gar
News of Prospective Change
Comes Out at Meeting of Council
of the Empire.

s.. Petersburg, March 2o.-ln high
circles late last night rumor was
current that Count Witte had definite
~ decided TO retire from the pre-.
n1tership The Associated Press was
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
BAKERS ESCAPE DEATH.
six GAINESVILLE Men Overcome by Fur
mace Fumes. but Are Saved.

GAINESVILLE, Wis. March 20-six bak.
a.s tn the Bennison and Lane hak-
cry we're found unconscious today
from the effects 81 gas fumes general
ed By b furnace pipe They were
rescued and all viii recover.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
PRINCE OF WALES EMeARKs.
Sails From India After Tour Of Five
Months

kurrachee, British India, March 20.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
having completed their five months
tour of India sailed yesterday on
board the British battIeship Renown
for Egypt. where ey will spend a
week Then thy will go to Athens
to meet King Edward and Queen
Alexandra, Before their departure
the Prince Of Wales held an invest
ufe. Among the honors conferred
was that Of companion Of lie Indian
empire, upon Major Colin + Camp
bell, husband of the former Miss Nan
cy Letter
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
Hazine Bill Agreed to,

The hazing bill was agreed upon
yesterday by the subcommittee sent
to Annapolis to investigate the disci.
pline there The bill will be report,
ed today TO the full committee on
naval affairs and will doubtless be
introduced In The house in few days.
It provides for a graduated system Of
punishment for hazing and empowers
the secretary Of the navy to dismiss
midshipmen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
Heavy Snow in New York.

New York, March 20 Six mchea
Of snow tell in this city yesterday
and for time interfered seriously
with service on all surface roads The
subway last night was taxed more
severely than nj any time since the
tunnel opened Shipping IN he har-
Dor was interfered with, but the only
accident reported was collision be
tween the West Shore railroad ferry
Rochester with the Erie railroad
ferry Passaic The latter was quite
seriously damaged but no passengers
were injured
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
Blizzard in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, March 2o-The mosl
severe. snow storm Of the winter is
raging throughout eastern peunsyl
vania AT Easton and surrounding
territory the storm reached blizzard
proportions and shows no signs o.
abatine Traffic Is at standstii1
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
5abcock viii Not Serve.

Washington March 20 Because Of
failing health Representative Babcock
of Wisconsin mas declared to republi-
can leaders that he will not serve in
another campaign as chairman OF the
He has urged Senator Allison and
Representative Hepburn to agree up
on date and call joint caucus to
select a chairman Messrs. sherman
Of New York and Tawney Of Mime
sofa were suggested as probable sue.
ceSsars
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-03-22
Generals Win Their Point.

The house reached a compromise
on the question of ahoisnng the
grade of lieutenant general in the
army, but providing that it shall not
become effective until October II
next, in order that Generals Corbin
and Macarthur may be promoted be
fore retirement.
An important bin declared to be
the first step toward reorganization OF
the consular service. passed, The
bin already has been acted upon by
the senate, II rcclassifes service
and increases salaries TO the extent
of $4,000 year
During the completion of the gen.
eral debate on the legislative bill Mr.,
Grosvenor of Ohio came to the de.
Tense OF the army in the Mount Dajo
battle Mr. Williams. minority lead,
er, replied briefly. saving that all
criticism was based on the official
reports SO far received.
The retirement of aged clerks re.
ceivcd attention for more than an
nour, during which the debate was
general, while Mr. Tawney, chairman
of the appropriations committee, held
the floor In advocacy of the seventy
year retirement provision In the bin
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
United States Grand Jury Thinks Lee Wilson Robbed
 Wickenburg Postoffice,

PHOENIX, April 19.-The United States grand jury today returned two indictments against Paul Lee Wilson, who was arrested for robbing the Wickenburg postoffice. The first in- dictment was for felonously breaking into building and the second was for taking SIS therefrom.
 Wilson was arraigned before Judge Kent this afternoon and the two true bills were read to him, to both of which he pleaded not guilty. Judge Kent mentioned that be would like 10 have the trial set for Friday This was satisfactory to both Wilson and Attorney Jones of Flagstaff, who rep resents him.
 It was about three months ago that Wilson entered the postoffice at Wick enburg and took SIS of the office money. He was arrested and his case was just finished by the United States grand jury with the result given above
 Wilson is a young man about 2i years old, of not very pleasing ap- pearance. He has rather a bad repu- tation in the trritory. once being in the same kind of scrape in Fl Paso as he is mixed up in now. Once af- ter this he again came before the pub lie while in Les Angeles on a vacation. He was at the time going with a young Wickenburg school teacher. The two met in Los Angeles by accident during their vacations and the Wick enburg friendliness was renewed. One evening Wilson robbed the girl Of ali her money and several valuable pieces Of jewelry. He got out of the trouble, however, only to get mixed up .n the present affair.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
GREAT DEVELOPMENTS
Col. w. c. Greene Discusses His Plans For Fl Paso
 Vicinity,
SHELTER TO OPERATE
 WITH MEXICAN ORES

While in Fl Paso last Monday en route with party of his associates in large investments in Mexico to in spect the new Greene Gold-Silver com. pany in the Sierra Madre section, Col. w. c. Greene. the mining magnate gave out some interesting facts about the company's plans. his latest and perhaps most gigantic undertaking.
 Colonel Greene is always accessible to newspaper folk as he is to every one else, and always talks freely and with candor and directness. During his stop-over here he received a mum Der of visitors in his car and gave some important facts about his new property and his plans.
 Yes, we have completed a wagon road from Temosachic to Concheno." he said, to enable us to reach the mines and timber tracts in that re zion. and it was very difficult pieca of work. Pack mules have hitherto had difficulty in trayersing the same region, but we have completed road and our party is now en route there and will cover the distance in four forty machines. We have extended an invitation to Constitution al Governor Luis TerraZas and Acting Governor Enrique Greet, of the State of Chihuahua, to accompany us or this trip.
 There are fifteen carloads of ma chineTy in Fl Paso enroute to Conche no for the reduction plant. We also have the machinery on the ground for two other mills-one to be erected at Pinos Altos and the other, possibly at Trinidad.
 We now have three saw mills in operation at San Pedro ani iiedrick, out from Temosachic, and machinery is at Temosachic for another. The steel has been purchased for inc con struction of raIlroai iron, Temosa chic to San PedrC. OIr saw mills are turning out the tiGlbcrs for the road and the contractors are ca the ground This road will enable nS to get ow products to the railroad at Temosa. chic, and as soon as it is completed, the same teams will be used in con tir uing the construction of the Sierra Madre railroad from it's present ter. minus at Casas Grandes to Temosa chic
 Here it is to join the Temosachic. San Pedro branch, in its way across the continent.
 Two turpentine stills are now in Cuidad Juarez, Mexico. en route to the timber tract, and another is on the road from the factory. By June 15 at which time we expect to have the coLcentrator completed at Concheno. we will be turning out fifteen tons of of rosin each day, which we will use in the new concentration process at that plant"
 In addition to the enterprises in the Sierra MadTe region Colonel Greene is extending his operations in Sonora and has just complied with the prelim. mary terms of his concession for : smeiter at Guaymas by the erection of his first furnace. The Federal smelteT at Fl Paso will operate for the treatment of the concentrates from the Chihuahua mines
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
BAD EXPL L0s|ON TWICE INDICTED
One Miner Killed And Another
 Fatally Injured at Mineral

TUCSON, April 19.-one miner killed, another fatally injured, while three others had a miraculous escape from death in a dynamite explosion in a shaft at the mines of the Mineral Hill Consolidated Coppey company at Mineral Hill, twenty miles sou:h Of the city.
 The explosion occurred at s:30 o'clock last night. It was caused by the miners drilling into a previous un- exploded shot.
 The deadi mtner'sl name is Jose Vidal The one who is thought to be fatally injured is Isidro Villas. The latter was brought to the city by Sec retary Reeser of the company and is now in St. Mary's hospital.
 The first night shift gang was just completing it's work preparatory to coming to the surface and giving way to the second night shift gang. three shifts being worked in the shaft.
 The miners were drilling holes in which to put the dynamite for their final shot. They intended to put in ten loads. They had drilled nine holes and were at work on the tenth and last hole.
 Suddenly without the slightest warn ing there was a terrific explosion. The ground was torn up and rocks were hurled into the air.
 There were five miners in the shaft, which was not very wide or long. The shaft is at a depth of 3G0 feet That the five miners cooped up in the little place were not all killed is considered miraculous.
 The first intimation that the men on the surface had of an accident was when the three miners who had es- caped death began te pull franticaly at the signal rope. The hoist was quickly lowered and the miners were all taken to the surface.
 Vidal lived twenty minutes after the explosion His home was in Nogales.
 Amelia Nevares. shift boss. who was one of the five men in the shaft, stated that the accident was enc that could not be helped by the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
N0 BUYING OR SELLING
Denn-Arizona Promoters Take Stock Instead of Max
 ing Assessment.
SOMETHING UNKNOWN
 IN WARREN DISTRICT.
fsy Frank ]. eraf.,

BiSBEE. April 20.-In today's mar Eet there was a lack of interest and there seemed to be no one cariag to do business either way, everyone waiting for news regarding the San Francisco catastrophe. We aeEs ex' psct anything in the market at all for tomorrow.
 The public will be pleased to learn that the Denn-Arizona Development Company has decided not to make a call on their stock, but have taken the 1S,000 shares that still remain in the treasury at S. This 1S.0o0 shares as per their agreement belongs to the promoters of the company, and in stead of calling for more money from the stockholders, they have taken over the stock themselves and paid for it.
 If you will consider this fer mo ment, it is a generous plan, foI the company could just as well, which it was expected that they should. make the call of s2.50 per share on the outstanding stock, which would, make the call of s2.50 per $2.50 on our present holdings of Denn.
 The Shattuck-Arizona stocks, as ws have been advised this morning, will be taken out of escrow and the re maining 100000 shares wrn De of. fered to the stockholders at s10 per share. This will entitle the stock holders of the Shattuck-Arizopa. that is, holders of the stock, a pro rata of for 10, or for, every 100 shares of stock that you hold you are entitled 10 40 shares of new stock at SlO per share,
 1ysis will call for the trustee re ceipts. and stock certificates will be issued in their stead. This will now make. Shattuck-Arizona a marketable stock, and if you are able to buy thia stock at any reasonable price we cer tainly advise you to do so.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
IS BUYING ORE FOR
 [. c. SHELTER
6. H. OOWELL OF THE SHELTER OFFICE IS AT PRESENT SO-
 LIGHTING ORES IN TUCSON

c. H. Dowell, ore buyer of the Con per Queen Smelling Company of Bis bee and Douglas. is at the Santa Rita Hotel in Tucson. Mir. Dowell is ready to make terms with any one who has ores for sale. The Copper Queen sel dom lcses a customer after once being allowed the opportunity of making a good test of ores.
 Mr. Dowell thinks the ore showing of the mines tributary to Tucson is unusually good. but there appears tc be more mines than ere for sale. He is brying ores and he is desirous tha; the miners would take it out and offer it for sale that he might be allowed to bid on it. He is particularly anx
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
TRAMP KILLED AT ADoNDE-
 BRAKEMAN UNDER SUSPICION

TUCSON. April 19.-Thc verdict of the coroner's jury at Yuma in the case of Hugh Mccullough, who was found dead at Adcnde siding, sixty miles east of Yuma, made their return yes terday to the effct that deceased. who had been dead-heading on a freight with his brother, was killed by per. son unknown 70 the jury. c. o. Harris a brakeman, was apprehended at Fl Paso and returned to Yuma, where he is held on the charge of killing Mo CUllough.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21

BISBEE. Ariz.. April 20. 1906.
 MzTXst Quiet and
 Pricss Lower.
 The market today has had
 acticelble setback and all the stocks suffered half point CT mere. The trading has been light, as all attention seems . to De turned toward the relief . of the distressed in San Fran cisco.
 . There are plenty offerings. with few bidders in the field, . and while these conditions ex- , isr we do not look for any ad- . vance in the market. , However, it should not be . overlooked that the Bonanzas 2 are at rock-bottom and any Of these stocks bought now should bring handsome profits later.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21

ious 10 purchase copper sulpnide iron ores for which he pays all the values E.H pear.
 It would be well for all having ores for sale in large or small quantities to see Mir Dowell He will be in the city until tomorrow morning and per chance until F'riday.-Tucson Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
MY MAMHATTAN COMPANY

Has started work upon its property. If you wish to come in with me at this time I will let you have: 1000 shares for s10; 2.59o shares for $25; 5000 shares for $50; 10000 shares for s1o0- I consider this the best chance open to the public today. If you win, you will win heavily and soon. Don't de lay. Write CT see me at once.
 R. B. HIG3EE, 4fo-411 Gernania Life Eidg. Established 1899. st. Paul. Minn
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
MIL sIpEIRAcK HosoEs.

Judge Williams, of Maricora, con templates the installation of automatic switching machines in the Southern Pacific track on either side of Mari copa that will siGetrack hobos both coming and going. They will be dou- bIe-acting duplex machines that will grab a passing hobo by the gable end of his pants and huri him across the county line.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
PRITCHARD, HAGEN s @
Brokers And Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg. 'Phons 125. Eisbee. Artr- The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and ether Curb stocks, On commIss,on, OUR SPE- CtALTY.
 QuCta;ions by wire come to cur offices every little wn'ie" Curing brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan--tne HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
 AzoK=T cneosa
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
SHATTUCK WILL
 ISSUE STOCK

to
 Arizona shatrck Arizona concluded today the directors relected . These Aizona-Martin Bardon VcePresident. Ashland Bibee, Guthrie. A.. Chisholm. G. B. Pattison. Martin Paison L. Shatuck rizona-Offcers 1and Wis., Pattson Duluth: A Guhr Duluth; A. Chisholm Duluth L. Shatuck Bsbee Williams . tee Acting Secretary, Duluth.
 All of the Shauck, Marks interests the Shat
 tuck claims taken by the for the will be placed The the will be holders ' the O he The proposition the melter Shattuck Arizona location power to ac. Eighteen thousand treasury will now be issued to promoters of the $500 100000 be sold stockholders s1o distributed stoekholderG.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21

Denver dally papers. at Hunter Drug Sure, Allen Building.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-10-27
SEWER SYSTEM FOR
NORTH BIRMINGHAM
BOARD OF ALDERMEN LET THE
CONTRACT AND WORK WILL BE
PUSHED RAPIDLY-THE EIEC-
TRIO PLANT TO BE ENLARGED.

North Birmingham, October 26.--(Spe-
cial THE board of aldermen. in called
meeting at the city hall at 1880 D. m,
today, let the contract for the laying of
a complete sewer system throughout all
of the streets OF the city. At a meeting
of the street committee this morning.
five bids were received and, after due
consideration, that of c. b. Burkhalter
of Birmingham, which is the lowest, was
recommended to the board. The report
Of the committee was adopted
Present at the meeting were Mayor
r. IL. F'riel, and Aldermen G. NJ. Green,
Jack Phillips, w. 7. White, J. II. Berry,
w. E. Albrtton, L. J. Woods and 3. r.
Moore.
The object Of the officials is to put the
town in a perfectly sanitary condition,
to do away with the fever which is
troubling the citizens at present, and.
together with a perfect water system.
and an improved electric plant, to de-
velop the city into the most desirable
residence section in the district.
Several months ago an ordinance was
passed, providing for the issuance of
bonds to the amount of 100000. which
is now in hand. Sixty thousand dollars
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-10-27
LOUISIANA FAR BEHIND.
Attendance at Sunday Schools Smallest
In District.

Shreveport, La. October 26.-Devotional
exercises of the second days session of
the American Sunday School union were
led by Rev. w. e. Carroll of Dallas, Tex.
II. F. Hitch of Pineville, La, superin-
tendent of the Louisiana Sunday shcools,
told of Sunday school conditions in this
state. According to population the per-
centage in Louisiana is the lowest in the
district, only per cent of the children
being in Sunday schools. 1t was ex-
planned that this was due to the fact
that there are so many more Catholic
sections in Louisina than in other states.
Other speakers during the session were:
Rev. James Brunker, C. A. Fahlgrum, G..
G. Anderson, G. L. Howell, Kansas; Rev.
A. b. Norrell, Texas; G. w. Sharp. e. III.
Jones, Missouri; w. l.. Carver, superin-
tendent New England district, Boston:
w. A. Hollis superintendent central dis
trict, Cleveland, and Rev. j. X Smith.
Louisiana.
Missionary John Cassell of Fort Scott.
Kan, the organizer of one thousand
Sunday schools, delivered a special ad-
dress on Sunday school work.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-10-27

will be used for the sewer system, and
the remainder Is to cover the expenses
of enlarging the electric plant and the
water system.
Meade e Huey, architects Of BirIning-
ham, have completed the drawings of the
section south of Valley creek and the
contractor will put large gang of ne
sroes at the work of preparing a often
Immediately. Four mains will extend
through the whole length of she town
on Twentieth. Twenty-iirst. Twenty-second
and Twenty-third streets while side
pipes are to be connected with every
avenue. The pipe viii be purchased from
the Dmmck Pipe works and everything
is planned according to the most inn
proved sewerage construction.
In the extension Of the water works and
electric plants, f. J. Woods chairman
of the committee, has reported in favor of
greatly increasing the electric power and
of beginning to supply a day current for
the use of manufacturers and small
plants, for which there Is strong de-
mand. -Four wells are now being drilled
near Hawkins Springs. and when all of
the proposed improvements are completed
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-10-27
DR.. ]. 4. DBWBERRY
HAS PASSED AWAY
VENERABLE CITIZEN DIES AFTER
ILLNESS OF TWO WEEkS-WAS
IN HIS 73RD YEAR-FUNERAL
SERVICES TODAY.

DR.. J. II. Dewberry, senior member of
The firm of Dewberry & Sons, druggists,
and partner in the Montgomery Dewberry
Stationery company, passed away last
night at 1 o'clock after an illness of two
weeks.
The deceased was not only highly re-
spected, but he was greatly loved by a
large circle. He was devout Christian
gentleman. He had long been consist
ent member OF the. Baptist church. and
In his younger days he took an active
par. in the Masonic fraternity. During
his residence in Birmingham DR.. Dew
berry had allied himself closely with the
business world, and held the confidence
of all of his associates. TO the young
sman. his friendship was greatly valued
for he was always ready with a warm
heart and cheerful greeting.
In 1900, Mr.. Dewberry moved to Bir-
mingham from Brunddge, Ala, where he
had been engaged in the drug business
for years, and opened a pharmacy here.
He was a graduate of the jefferson
Medical college of Philadelphia, and a
practicing physician during the greater
part of his life.
a wife and four children, Messrs. j.
NJ. Dewberry J. r. Dewberry A. p. Dew
berry of Birmingham, and Mrs. S. B.
Copeland of Brundldge, survive.
A host OF friends and acquaintance all
over the state will extend their heartfelt
sympathy to the family in their bereave-
ment 4
Funeral services will take place from
the residence, GIG North Twenty second
street, today at 2:3O p M, and the fam
lily leave on the Louisville and Nashville
with the remains for Brunddge, where
-interment will take place Sunday morn
ing