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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
GLOBE WILL HAVE
 BIG POWER PLANT New Company Will Furnish EIeCtriCty to Mines of
 That District.

Globe-The Globe Electric. Gas & 'of s750,000, has teen organized and in corporated under the laws of Arizona. The company's officials and stockhold- CTS are the gentlemen who recently purchased the electric, gas and water plants of Ccttee & James in this city and they will take over the properties of the local firm the first Of the year. The officials and incorporators of the new company are A. w. McPher- son of Santa Monica, Cal, who closed the deal here several weeks ago and is also president of the International
 Gas & Light company of Bisbee and various power enterprises in South ern California: A. F. Gressler, mana
 ger of the Bisbee company, Charles N. Bassett, the well known capitalist and
 business man of Fl Paso: B. A. Ne beker and George H. Hutton, Los An
 geles capitalists.
 It was announced yesterday that the new company will immediately upon taking over the local plants increase their size and efficiency. Another set of gas generators will be ordered and 50,000 foot holders. The present
 holder of the gas plant has capacity of 10000 feet.
 The most important project planned
 by the new company, however. Is tne erection of an enormous electric plant, as the lighting and Furnishing of pow
 CT for the city of Globe will be but a ser ondary or incidental matter with ithe new company. Ii propOses to fur
 nish power for any mining companies l in the district that desire to purchase ! instead of generate their own power
 and 1t Is understood that a number ol new companies are making arrange
 ments to secure motive power for
 their operations from Globe.
 It IS expected that several officials
 of the company will be here in two
 weeks to formally take over the va rious plants.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
MARKET GOSSIP.

Especial Wire to Duey & OverlockD
 NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-Hutton says: We are now of the opinion that suffi- cient difficulty has arisen in the mon- ey situation to cause pool liquidation. and that somewhat lower prices will yet be seen before any big upward move takes place. A rise in the shape of rally should come tomorrow.
 Dck-There Is general scramble to buy St. Paul now. The continued weakness of Great Northern and Northern Pacific is keeping the gen eral Est heavy
 Walker-Gates selling the market. Logan & Bryan-Union Pacific in terests are buying &. Paul. Gates-I am sure this St. Paul thing is a scrap, and would get from under. Manson, New York-There is sto- " here that Hartman is selling the Northern Pacific Great Northern hold ings of Union Pacific and buying St Paul with the proceeds. Hayden Stone-We look for dull but strong market to continue Dick-Look for more or less irregu- larity with money the dominant fac for
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
DOW. JONES < CO.'S LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlocko
 NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-Announce- ment of the issue of large block of new stock by the Northern Pacific is expected in the next few days. There Is very little chance of the ship sub sidy bill passing the legislature this session. Heavy movement of freight from all points is reported, limited only by the car supply. Light de msnd for stocks Tn the loan crowd. with Union Pacific and Reading espe- cially plentiful. The position of cop rer metal continues to strengthen in the market United States Steel em- ployes will receive 24,o00 shares pre- ferred stock at S103.
 London market Is slightly higher.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
DICKS STOCK LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook, :,
 NEW YORK, Dec. l3.-The open ing did not follow London, but stocks were generally off fractionally and continued their downward course dur ing the entire session. with only now and then some small rallies. To this St. Paul was a notable exception advancing in the face of the general weakness at one time nearly i've points. Northern Pacific and Great Northern were very weak, losing about eight and fourteen points re- spectively. Call money ruled at = per cent most of the day, but al Ire close reacted to per cent The clcse was fairly steady al or near the lowest of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
PAlNE's COPPER LETTER.

BOSTON. Dec. 13.-Greene was again the most active stock in our market. selling up to s29.62, and clos. ing practically at the top. We ex pect some explanation of the large buying within day or two. The Ic cumseh deals seem to have gone through all right, but we doubt if the stock will have any greater value than s24 or s25 in the new combina ton. The New York market was weak al day. but the coppers simply got d-ll without losing much. Two small buying orders in North Butte about noon caused a sharp rally in the stock, but selling orders came in quickly and the decline was as sharp as the rise. Pick up the good coppers on any weak spots.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
Pitchard Hagen & Co.
BrrkerS and Promoters.

St' M S C' V tO'ttVtSi c. ' Front Rooms, New Telephone 2 Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Ariz. s The handling of "5onsnza 2 Circle" and other Curb stocks, g on commission. OUR SPE. y CiALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to < our office 'every little while" s during brokerage hours direct B from Calumet, Michigsn--the : HUB of the Bonanza Circle s Companies
 Dec. l3, Extreme ex- citement prevailed today in ? the market locally. and to eoi- P lect oneself for a few moments E to tell what is what is nor 2 culean task. Denn has taken 'e the lead in the tu- u''rous ? trading, and an advance ~ tn 1 points was scored ,Gr st ss night. Around e"S.-E n so s there is buying q. al,i-.- as S the close. and F h rrices S are almost ce-.rt7 ic- t9plor- ? row. AmeEcon c- -rst in v the feature Is. "n af~ need r from s10.50 hi7 last a--evi ing to s sales at s20 th'S w r'af. The !. latter stock. hove Ter has s weakene4 souewhst. and Is 7 being sffe-sd ".cU-d s105H. . Greene has been. carried for s ward in rrand style today, and s the N2l 'c"s gre iuhilant Sup. P & Pits a'so displayed more ' strength ar1 advanced today. ? S"las we-e made this morning S ?s -'~h co >97. but at the close r l"st ~' ~st of it's advance. Cal. ~ & hri2 ~"~'ains in about the S s"~e r"sition occupied yester- p d7' "a"ren is stationary, r but 'He wise ones are picking S uD this stock and will most s certainly make handsome s ~-"fit soon. In our opinion
 P i' is the best looking stock on r the board for big advance. e Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
Phone Al. p. O. Box S14. { Bank of Biseee Building,
 Rooms 4 and 5.
HUMAN BaaS. & Ul.
PHONE 25o

, BROKERS.
 } Unlisted Stocks a Speciality. } Cslumef-Duiuth-C Cbicaeo-6ispee
 } Bisbee, Dec. 13, 1906.
 } Denn ana American were again the features in today's market, and for a time the ex- citement ran high, and these two stocks advanced in price ' from one to two dollars at a jump. Dem opened at $50, : and before a. m. was selling at S35, and kept steadily climb ing until $40 was reached, when : it fell off to s3a, but rallied : again at the close with sales at S41 being recorded. ! American made a phenore- nal advance from SIP to SIS,
 with curb trades being reported
 : as high as $21, but it also
 weakened, and Is offered at
 : the close at St4.5o. : Greene also made an ad-
 vance te S2s.62, ana closed strong. There seems to be
 : demand for Warren at $14 at : the close, ard would not be surprised to see something do- ing in this stock in day or ! two.
 . C. & A.. ard North Butte
 . show gains for the day. The
 : bsIsnce of the list remains un-
 : changed.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
j. c. PRITcHARp, Broker, Phone 1z6.

The local manipulation of the market today was as perfect as any Wall Street or Boston episode of the same kind, and certainly the excitement was as great Denn reached the forty mark, then 1t began to drop as the stock began to pour out on the market. The discovery of ore at the locat- ton reached by the Dem tun- nel. if 1t proves a large body will be one of great importance to that section of the Warren district, but four days work is hardy a suffcient 5uttifica- tion for an advancement of $1.- 500.000 in the value of any property in the view of any conservative person. Greene, Denn and American were the orlv stocks that changed much during the day. Closing quo tations: c. & A.. S167: S. & F.. $25.50: Central. $34.50; Globe. $11.o0 bid: Keweenaw. s13.0o; Hancock. s15.00; Greene. s29; Vol. & Ariz.. s3.25; Dem. $27 bid; Ameri- can. s10-25 bid
 cunningham-Robinson Block.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14
HIGHER PRICES PREDICTED.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook
 BOSTON, Dec. l3.-The News Bu- reau says: While twenty-three cents is the best price yet recorded for Lake copper, the asking price in some cuer ters has been advanced to g 1-1 cents. Requests for copper in a guar ter million pounds amounts have been turned down at g cents. All promi nent mining officials are predictinr higher prices for the metal within 2 reasonably short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-14

Unlisted Stocks a Speciality. Cslumet-Duiuth- Cbicaeo-6ispee
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
HARPER
DIES FROM
CANCER

Chicago. ILL.,, Jan. l1-William
Rainey Harper, president of the Uni
yersity Of Chicago since its inception
in 1891, regarded BY many as the
foremost Hebrew scholar in America,
and equally renowned as educator
and business man, died yesterday af-
ternoon Of cancer of the intestines
at his home. Although his death
was known 10 be inevitable within a
comparatively short time, the end of
his life, due TO physical exhaustion,
-came suddenly.
He was 80 years old. DIR. Har-
per was suffering from cancer at
the head Of the large intestines, and
that maIady had progressed so far
that an operation TO remove it would
be fatal to the patient. The sur
gcons decided that the only hope of
DR.. Harper lay in medical measures.
He left the hospital some time ago,
knowingthat his disease could not be
cured, aud that his death must ensue
within a short time.
DR.. Harper took up his usual
duties at the university and he ap-
peared very cheerful.
DIR. Harper left a statement out
lining his wishes for the ceremonies
Of his funeral. A detail which he
emphasized in writing and in per-
son, was that no regular university
exercises should be suspended, except
during the course of the funeral SER
vices.
On Sunday the body will be car
ried across the campus to Haskell
hall, in the miversiy grounds. The
body will lie in state in Haskell hall
until Sunday after midday. under a
guard of honor composed Of students
Of the university, The funeral SER
vices will be held in Mandel hall at
the university, Sunday afternoon at
, o'clock As part Of the exercises,
addresses will be delivered by Presi-
dent Faunce, of Brown University.
Chancellor Andrews, of the Univer-
sity Of Nebraska, and Dean Judson,
Of the University Of Chicago.
DR.. Harper, who received his
bachelors degree at the age of "A
years, was a man popular with men
of his business as well as with men
of letters, and all united in praising
him as man of remarkable bril-
lance of mind, executive ability and
Kindness of heart. DR. Harper was
a Mason and a member of many
clubs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
MUSICIANS WANTED
IN THE ARMY

There is an excellent opportunity
for musicians to get positions in the
United States army now. The
Twelfth Cavalry is especially in need
of musicians. This part of the
United States army Is located at FIT.
Oglethorpe, Dodge, Ga, a section Of
country healthy and delightful to
live in.
Vacancies in the band exist in the
grades Of chief trumprters, sergeants
and corporals and ara ,,,,... IA good
musicians. Clarinet, baritone. cor,
net and saXaphone players are espec-
iallv desired. The salaries attached
10 these places are good.
For full information concerning
the matter, application should be
made at the local recruiting station
The recruiting officers will take
pleasure in telling all about thesc
places and will also receive and for.
ward applications.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
WEDDING
AT PARSONAGE

Mr.. Elijah Franklin Findlay, of
Clay street. and Miss Leila Hans
ford, Of South Chestnut street, were
married at the Baptist parsonage
at $ O'Clock Wednesday night. Rev.
Robert b McDanel performed the
ceremony in his usual pleasing and
impressive manner in the presence
of a few relatives and friends.
Mr.. Findlay is the efficient billing
clerk at the Baltimore & Ohio freight
depot here and young man of ster-
ling worth, with many friends who
are pleased to hear of his marriage
and wish him and his bride happi-
ness and success.
The bride is pretty young lady,
formerly employed at the Ten-Cent
store. and is quite popular in wide
airclc Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Findlay will reside
1t 316 Clay street, where he has a
cozy home.
The office force at the freight de-
pot as well as many Others are busy
showcring congratulations on the
happy couple.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
LIQUOR NAV
DROPS DEAD

Archie Johnston, well known liq-
uor dealer and business man of
Parkersburg, dropped dead in Mar
ietta Wednesday morning, in the
Washington county court house.
Death was due to heart trouble, with
which he had been afflicted, and Of
which he had an acute attack. He
was stricken so suddenly that life
was gone before relief could be given.
The deceased was a native Of Ii
tusville, Pa, from which place he
came TO Sistersville. From that
city he went to Parkersburg, prob
ably eight years ago. He acquired
a large wholesale and retail liquor
business in that city. Together with
G. II. johnson, the two conducted
the establishment until some time
ago under the firm name of Johnston
& johnson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
SURPRISE PARTY
ON 18TH BIRTHDAY

The numerous friends Of Miss
Ethel Parks assembled 1T her home.
422 Florence street last evening and
gave her a jolly surprise party.
Games were INDUCED in and deliG-
ious light refreshments were served
during the evening.
Those present were Katie Jacox.
Mae Wright, Jennie Carter. Georgia
Thorn, Sadie Thorn, Grace Long,
Grace Newton. Della Gardner, Gotta
Gardner, Stella Williams, Gertrude
Ouldroy and Ethel Parks: Frank
Chadwell, Ray Caldwell, Harm
Scott, Elgie Evans. Earl Wine. John
Stealey, Edgar Jacox, sherman ia
cox, Alexander Brown, George
Bibbee, Ray Burnside, Frank Gard
ner, Keith Paugh and Charles Parks.
The merry party spent most
pleasant evening and departed at a
late hour wishing their fair surpris-
ed hostess many more such hapnv
birthdays
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
DR.. ANDERSON S
FAREWELL SERMON

As predicted in Yesterdays Tele-
gram Il very large audience-the
largest of the week-night services
gathered in the Golf NJ. Il. church
last night 10 hear Dr. Anderson's
sermon. Mrs. +. b. Haymaker sang
a beautiful solo and the general
singing Of the congregation was
spirited and spiritual. DR.. Ander-
son chose for the theme Of his even
ing's discourse a very vital subject,
BE sure your sin viii find you out"
The sermon was an excellent one.
a very helpful after meeting fol-
lowed and almost all Of the cougrega-
tion availed themselves Of the priv
ilege of shaking hands and saying
goodbye to DR.. Anderson.
Tonight the pastor. Rev. S. X. Ar
buthnot, viii continue the mectinS--
The, subject 8s -ss&.e seSiai44iii-w77 ;iii44iii VII he
what we should do" All are in
yitcd to come at Z 80 j. nj.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
ARREST OF SUSPECTS
OF BURGLARY OCCURS

Resulting from the work Of
bloodhounds. brought here from
Moundsyille last Saturday afternoon
to run down burglars, who had en-
tered the store Of the Fairmont &
Baltimore Coal & Coke Company at
kdamston, the apprehension Of a
gang Of suspects is in progress.
A. noted in Wednesdays paper
Clarence, Edwards, colored, residing
in a shanty at the headwatcrs Of
Beef run, near 0'Neil, is in jail
charged with the crime, and We'd
neqiay midnight Constable Guy Mer-
:sj4s brought two more colored men
nsfrom that section OF the county,
having arrested them also as sus-
poets. They are also behind the
bars awaiting further development.
II is believed that still other ar
rests will be made within the next
few days, and vigorous prosecu-
lion Of the men win follow.
Some time ago a gang of white
burglars were apprehended. conyic-
ed and given stiff sentences to the
penitentiary, aud, it was then
thought the county would be rid of
desperadoes, but since that time a
eolored band Of burglars, robbers
and midnight marauders seems to
have been organized and depreda-
lions Of various sorts continue un-
ahated and unchecked. With the
diligence being exercised by the
county officials and coal company Of
ticials there is every prospect that
this second gang Will land in the
penitentiary in the near future.
The men arrested and brought in
Wednesday midnight give their
names as Bill Coleman and Charley
Arnett They are Of rather rough
appearance and look as if they would
not hesitate TO do most any thing of
a criminal nature.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
SUCCESSFUL SALE

The D. NJ. Ogden Company finish
ed a very successful all day aud even
ing sale of ladies spring suits and
coats in the parlor Of the Traders
hotel Wednesday night Mr.. H..
Sauers, representing Strawbridge &
Clothier. one Of the largest and best
known clothing houses. Of Philadel-
phia. and u. NJ. Ogden. had charge
Of the sale. Many Clarksburg ladies
visited the parlors and were patrons
of the sale. II was one Of the most
successful Of the kind vet held BY the
ID. NJ. Ogden Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
RECENT FIRE
STOPS BUSINESS

The County Mail book store and
job office has had to suspend bust
ness temporarily owing to the fire
which occurred in the block Tues
day. The damage done to their
stock and machinery renders it I'M
possible for them TO fill orders at
present. 1t is thought that by the
frst of next week the insurance ad-
iusters will have ascertained the loss
and work will be resumed at once.
Quite a good many completed or
ders, which were awaiting delivery.
were ruined by the water and will
Of a necessity have to be printed
again. The management are very
sorry for the inconvenience and de-
lay. but they expect to be in shape to
resume business in all branches BY
the first Of next week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
MOCK TRIAL
At Y. NJ. C. A.

The mock trial that was given BY
the Epworth League Of the Goff NJ.
L. church on last Halloe'en for the
benefit Of the new church, met with
such glowing success that the Y. NJ.
c. A. has been urged to give one.
To that end Attorneys F. o. Sutton
and F. III. Rhodes were selected to
prepare the necessary papers which
they have ably done and the trial is
booked for one evening next week,
the exact time and place to be decid-
ed on later, but will appear in these
columns at an early date. The trial
is well worked out and will be pre-
sented by able attorneys. 1t is call
ed the Persecution of Old Uncle
Abe and by the way, Will Lewis,
that popular amateur actor, will be
Uncle Abe. Uncle Abe will be col
ored, but to act the coon is Mr..
Lewis ''long suit.
The witnesses and in fact all that
are scheduled to take part are the
best possible to be chosen. There
will be a real bloodhound with a big
rope around his neck and his keeper
direct from Moundsville. 1t is cal
culated to be all fun. Watch for
the announcement as to time and
place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
SEDuCER ACCUSED
IN THE CHURCH

River Falls, Wis. Jan. 11-Dur-
ing services at the Congregational
church in this city. Miss Clara
Markley rose from her seat and pass
ed up the aisle to the front. where
she requested permission to say few
words. She then told the story of
her life and pointed out as the
father Of her child G. II. Kaiser,
churchman and a MEM
Ter of the choir.
IF this is true" said the past,Er,
then let the curse Of the Lord be
upon YOU. Let no such man desc
crate Gods temple with his pres
ancc."
No denial was made, and Kaiser
remained until the conclusion of the
services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
SHERIFF HOLDS
UNION LABEL

A writ Of repleyin, secured by the
Cumberland typographical union
against the Cumberland Evening
Times. was served Yesterday at noon
by Deputy Sheriff Noah Hendley
and the five union labels, the proper
ty Of the organization were secured
and turned over to the officers Of
the union, who gave bond for their
safe keeping. Strange to say that
Mr.. Frank Jenvey. against whom a
strike has been declared. was one of
the appraisers, to accompany the Of
iicer. Col. John W. Avirett. editor
Of the Times, who after but little
delay, surrendered the property, af-
ter consulting his attorney.
In reference to the matter the
Times made the following explana-
ton for the absence of the labels at
the head of its editorial columns, last
night:
''The union label that is today out
VI ulls toltllllll ~ HOW III we ldlliS
of the sheriff, Mr.. Hamilton, to
whom it was given by the Times un-
der an order Of replcvin issued by
Mr. Jacob Humbird. one Of the mag
istrates Of the county. The suits
pending against several Of the old
employcs Of the Times who broke
their contract with it, reaiiirming the
contract with the international Tn
Jon last June. which is in effect un-
til the last day Of this month. viii
be tried tomorrow"
The suit of the Times against the
four union printers, who went ont
on strike on the first Of the year,
for breach of contract, will not be
tried today as the case has again
been postponed on account Of The alb
sence of the defendants attorney.
senator D. 7. Lewis. The case will
be taken up Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
BIG RECEPTION
TO Be GIVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Shields are
arranging for one Of the most elab-
crate and brilliant receptions ever
given in Clarksburg, and the occas-
ion promises to eclipse all of the
kind within the recent history Of the
city. i will be a social function at
tended b. large number Of invited
guests. Handsome invitations were
mailed Thursday as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs, p. II. Shields
Reception
Thursday evening, January
eighteenth
nineteen hundred and six
from eight thirty to twelve O'Clock
The Waldo"
Dancing 100 O'Clock.
Supper-11;00 o'clock.
HoStessc,
Mrs. Frederick Willis Gilbert:
Mrs. Meigs Jackson Bartlett.
Mrs. Joseph Francis Hart.
Mrs. Clarence Patterson Stout.
Mrs. George Montgomery West.
Mrs. Horatio Robinson Ward.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
MUSIC RECITAL
At BAPTIST CHURCH

Al the Baptist church, Tuesday
evening, Jan. l6, at eight o'clock,
will occur the mid-winter recital of
the music students of Broaddus In
stitute. This recital promises to be
Of unusual interest, as the music
students have been putting forth
every effort to make it a success.
The chorus. under the able direc-
tion of Miss Stewart, viii sing "The
Bridal Chorus" from the Rose Maid
en-, by Cowen. The full program
will be announced later. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-11
PAINFUL ACCIDENT

Mrs kellernan. residing at G36
West Main street, met with pain
ful accident this morning about :
o'clock. She was going to the pump
for a bucket of water and just as
she was about to step off Of the back
porch she slipped and fell. fractur-
ing a small bone in the left wrist.
The ligaments surrounding the bone
were ruptured also. DR.. Payne set
the injured member at once, and al
though the wrist Is very painful, no
serious results will attach to the in
iurS. and il viii be as good as new
in few weeks.