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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-17

training quarters at CroiI's. The eolored
man is apparently in deadly earnest. in
this contest, as he realizes his entire
future depends on what he does against
Mike Sullivan. The match is to be twen-
ty rounds and viii be decided in Wood
wards pavilion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-17

Lawrence, Kas.. Jan 17.-Ceo. E. smith
of Cedar Point. Chase county. yesterday i,
purchased the F. l. Varnum farm at Vim
land for $1,000. Mr. Varnum. who has
lived on the farm for almost fifty years,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-17
Baker 81. CIlilocco Indians Is.

Baldwin, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE Baker
basketball team easily defeated the
Chilocco Indians here last night by
the score of 81 to Is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-17
At 4 O'Clock this afternoon we ven

At 4 O'Clock this afternoon we went
aboard the "Tean" pronounced T.
Ann) for Manila, and stood around
two hours. watching the Chinese load
freight, before we started. Most of
the freight was American condensed
milk, American canned meats, fruits
and vegetables A lot of Chinese
iunlxs were lying alongside One of
these boats was managed by a mother
and her four daughters. AS evening
annroached. one of the daughters be
gan preparing supper. while the 9TH
ers managed the boat. which was
loaded with steamer chairs to sell to
the passengers on the ''Iean. We
bought two of these chairs for IS. al
though the Chinaman at first asked
50. The preparation for supper on
the little boat interested me as much
as any thing I have seen. The girl had
little stove without pipe. and q
curious mixture she was getting to
gether All the Chinese boats hover
ing around were managed by women,
one of whom worked an oar with her
hands. the tiller with her foot and
soothed the baby on her back by sway
ing it UP and down. T. W. H.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-17

Worlds Champion 1906 The value of
the pin is estimated at $500 and Mr..
Taylor. who is a deaf mute. is very proud
of it. Taylor is one of the old Corn Car
nival Colts.-AtchisOn Globe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-17

The same paper contains four
column sensation concerning the will
OF the late DR., Edkins. a missionary
1t appears that DR.. Edkins left prop
erty valued at a large sum-. He had
| $4,000 in investments alone, and a
| large amount of other property, all
the paper hints very broadly that the
money and property belonged to the
church: that DR.. Edkins collected the
Widows mite, to be used in mission
airy work, and kept it himself. The
paper also says that DIR. EdkinS did
not believe in the inspiration of the
scriptures, and makes other complaints
| against the manner in which he con-
Quoted his work Everywhere here
you hear complaints against the mis-
sionaries and stories. and innuendoes.
In an editorial concerning the case. the
! editor says: 1T appears to US for sew
! eral reasons that the case of the late
DR.. EdklnS' will, about which an abb
stract appears on the opposite page is
as important as it is interesting. Some
readers will indulge in speculative side
| issues on the capacity CT missionaries
| for accommodating worldly wealth: the
unworthy principle which permits
/ comparatively wealthy society to take
away what common human nature re-
CARDS as the Widows mite: and 50 on
Into these Fields we do not propose to
wander, etc.
You have heard. no. doubt, that
money is very abundant here Still
the banks advertise to pay two per
/ five per cent per annum on time de-
posits.
How tired you become of some peo-
! pie. have been with certain passen-
! gers on the Siberia" for month, and
they are to embark with me on the
''Tean" today for Manila. 1 am
SO tired of th EN- that almost scream
/ I h14r mir
well-behaved people. But there is no
denying that some nice, well-behaved
! people are tiresOme-
! I met mother and daughter to-
/ day who live in Kansas City. They
moved there eleven years ago from
| Ottawa, Kansas. The daughter, for
merly went to school at LaSalle with
on the 18th for Ceylon, on the P. &
! o. steamship ''SimIa.'' I asked them
! if they knew Henry Allen. They said
they knew of him; they left Ottawa
before Mr.. Allen arrived at Ottawa.
We already know of four acquaint-
| ances who viii accompany US to Cey-
Ion on the "Simla."
The Chinese women seem to actually
learn English. I went into a dry goods
store today to make purchase of
handkerchief and The Chinese girl
who waited on me talked as good Eng
lish as the girl clerks at home. But the
I Chinese men never learn the language:
there was an educated Chinaman on the
Siberia who had been in business in
New York twenty years but I under
stood him with difficulty. He knew the
words but could not pronounce them.
We attended another Chinese theater
last night in Hong Kong, and sat on
the stage. as we did in San Francisco
The audience was very large, but the
people paid little attention to US; they
paid strict attention to the play, which
seemed to be a tragedy. The guide was
a Chinaman, and while one of the actors
was declaiming his wrongs or his love:
IL couldn't tell which, the guide took
hold of the actors costume. to explain
to me that the costume was very ex-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
MINES AROUND JEROME
 ARE STRiOiNG FORWARD

Mining in the Jerome district con tinues to make strides forward. Her progress is substantial put on sub stantial basis through the agency of the companies actually at work in the district, because of the legitimate work they are prosecuting, that of deep mining, says the Jerome News. It took years of work and expendi- ture of many hunderds of thousands of dollars to practically demonstrate the fact that all of the mineral de- posits in the Jerome district do net outcrop. but after running hundreds of tunnels the operator has at last awakened to this fact, and with the above result
 An interesting event during the week was the payment of the first in staIlment on the Hickey property by the Dow Real Estate company of Los Angeles, an acknowledgment that the development they have been doing on the property has returned very satis- factory results.
 l.. c. Haynes of New York who was in Jerome Wednesday. met with the local stockholders of the Verde Chief. At this meeting 1t was agreed that the three directors of the company resi- dents of Jerome, should have full charge of expenditure of all money to be expended on the Allison-Owen group lately taken over by the Verde Chief Co.
 It was also agreed that these direc- tors should designate the character of and where the work shall be done on the property, and further that the money paid in by the local people shall not be expended until there has been paid in by the New York end three dollars for every one dollar paid in by local people. This money will be deposited in such way that it can only be checked out to pay for work done on the Allison-Owens group. This is a guarantee that all concerned will get a square deal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
MINERS ARE ACTIVE -
 IN NORTHERN ARIZONA

c. E. Finney, vice president and gen. eral manager of the Arizona smclt- ing company of Humboldt, in company with E. W. Brooks. ore purchasing agent for the company, with head quarters in Phoenix, arrived in Phoe. nix from Prescott recently on busi' ness connected with the smelter.
 In conversation with a Phoenix En' terprise representative. he said:
 ''It is almost impossible to impress one who has not been over the ground before and since the erection of the smelter at Humboldt, with the differ eDce in the conditions.
 Since the smelter has become an assured fact properties that have lain idle for years are again being opened up and men put to work.
 Many of these properties are low grade ore, but under previous condi. tions could not be worked to advanr- age. Now these same properties can be worked and made to pay large div. idends. "
 Ore? Yes we have world of it,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
RAIANG IS CONFINED
 TO BUT THREE STOCKS
WARREN CONSIDERED AS GOOD 6uY AS THERE IS NOW ON
 STOCK BOARD.
(ex Frank ]. Graf.l

5isbee, March t3.-The chief fea- sares in today's trading was confined 10 Warren and American; also June tion. There has been for some time | continued demand for Warren at SIS to $l5.50. and Bisbee is now a fair Aclder Of Warren. Warren at the Fresenr figures looks very cheap and we think that it is as good purchase zs there is on the board. American B fn big demand at s11. but this figure saiis to bring out any at all. sales be- ing made at $11.50. During the first part of the day Junction was being so1ght after at s25.25, but this did not ariRg it out. but later on bids of s25.5O &-90gkk some out.
 Calumet & Arizona at the close strengthened considerably from the opening bid and at the close there ~ere bids at s113. but none offered. Nolrerine 6 Arizona is being offered ss s and s5.12. Denn-Arizona chang srE hands at ss1.
 North Butte closed at dollar Ssrnger than at the opening, closing sales being made at $S2.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
5. A. PARNALL WILL
 LOCATE IN DENVER
HAS BOUGHT RESIDENCE THERE AND WILL ENGAGE SHORTLY
 IN MINING.

s. 4. Parnall, former general super intendent of the Calumet & Arizona Compay at this place, was in Los An geles this week. together with his fam fly. en route to San Diego, where he had been advised to go on account of his baby's health.
 Together with Mir. Parnall was MT. Wm- Harris, former mine foreman for the same company, although the pres ence of these two gentlemen in Los Angeles had no special significance. As stated, MT. Parnall was en route to San Diego and Mir. Harris was sight seeing and on his way to San Fran cisco and Portland.
 MT. Parall stated to a Review man that he would make his future head quarters in Denver, having purchased home in that city. His Denver ad- dress is 941 Seventeenth avenue. Mir Parnall will devote his immediate fu- ture towards the development of a copper proposition in Southern Ari- zona, which has been offered to him. with the proviso that he superintend the development work. Mir. Parnall stated the property was very fiatteI- ing prospect, but he was not saying much about it now. awaiting further development work Although MT. Par nah did not youchsafe any informa- ton as to the location of the group, the Review believes the property to be located either in Pima or Pinal county, and that MT. Frank H. Here ford is one of the interested parties.
 In the event that the development work meets with the expectation of MT. Parnall, company will be form ed, and there will be a great many friends of MT. Parnall in this section who will be glad of the opportunity to get in on the nround floor on his recommendation.
 MT. Parnall expects to visit the property during the next ten days, be- fore returning to Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14

A small amount of Cananea & Duluth stock stiH remains in our hands for disposal on the instalimenr plan. Work has commenced on this property, and this stock looks like good investment
 D R D N D N n R N R n N - n i,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
ANOTHER BUTTE COMPANY.
aeius Copper Company Has Capital,
 ization Million and Half.

Yesterday afternoon Broker Frank 2- Graf received from his correspond zaa 1T Ishpeming, the details of the organization of a new copper company Sc Rztte district, known as the Reins SSopPsr Company.
 The new copper company has 8 cap aRziizGtion of million and a half dol 2zzs, par value of shares $l.50. The azuperty consists of about twenty acres and carries an extension of the Aeennard vein, which adjoins the Minnie Haaley mine. The mine was formerly known as Betsy Dahl and later as Combination. The property is small. hEt very promising.
 shaft has been sunk on the prop srIy of the Reins Copper Company R distance of one hundred feet and TeTy encouraging copper float was .szEEek- The company is now install hg Eew hoisting and pumping ma grzine-y.
 The Venture Corporation of London ~iA handle the London & Butte and Esznd0n. It was so decided by a rep zsseatztive who returned to Europe tssssy- The Venture is a very big saEni2s corporation and very conserva- 1gc. ovning large enterprises in this s1za1zy, smong which is the Esperan- z1 of Mexico. e
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14

turn to Bisbee. They killed on the trip 25O ducks, one goose and seven quarts.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14

and more coming on every train. We will be able to start up the middle of April for a certainty and have enough ore contracted for to keep us going.
 There has been in the last few months over 150 properties opened in the various districts north of here, many that will pay for their own de. velopment. This is something re- markable in any mining district of the world, as only once in a great while is property rich enough 10 do this.
 There is a general feeling among mining men that a reaction has set in and that good times have come again for northern 9rizona.'
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
ST RIKE TALK HAS
 EFFECT ON MARKET
fSpeciaI to Reriewl

J'sw York. March 1S.-Total sales lsSsz-ss S79,500 shares: money closed cF:E per cent. Stock market closed lZIvIng, with better tone throughout :fRo Est. At times his morning the y7ssrkeL seemed to stand still, but per ssscut strength in some of the re- SsHf favoritei brought about quite Q arrts' short covering. Southern Rail szE wzs one of the strong stocks to- aIzz- SSd we are told is destined to do aslsess better.
 Ens markets ability to rally back z77z1n Ers Iitce Impressions leads us to as&nk that while strike deliberations sA7% on, we cannot expect much of a zEdr1et in either direction. We are ztzcfiaed to look for a scalping affair s2 zUT moment
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
CURED CONSUMPTION

Mrs. B. W. Evans, Clearwater, Kan. writes, My husband lay sick for three months. The doctors said he had quick consumption. We procured a bottle of Ballard's Horehouna Syrup, and it cured him. That was six years ago and since then We have always kept bottle in the house. We can not do without it. For coughs and colds it has no equal.
 / 25c. soc and s1.00.
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
PRITCHARD, HAGEN $ co,
Brokers and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Ariz- The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR SPE. CiAlTY.
 Transactions for either buy ing or selling orders completed without any annoying delays
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet Michigan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14
MARKET GOSSIP.
Yesterdays Market Slightly IYpnroyed


 The market in coppers yes terday opened with good strength and prices advanced al all along the line until after neon when there was a slight reaction, prices declining frac- uonally.
 C. & A. was the leader, hay ing gained nearly two points for the day and closed strong. L. s. & P. and Junction were >. quite active, although Junction weakened some at the close. c. & P. was weak at s31.00. East Butte was in demand around s11. Butte & London and Black Mountain are also strong. All the rest remain practically unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14

Tss richest bed of nitre in the world H zf Atacama in ChiH. It covers ssyes acres, contains 25.000.000 tons and is valued at s1. .000, ,oo0, 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-14

morning and will make other west ern points before returning to Doug las On Thursday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-11

8~eipesung, Die entitarben 1T infolge
Der unterbrettuns Der Bin geseu Nabs
%rungsmtttels Werfdlf9ung i'm Som
greHe. Dte Worluge puroe bom Mders
bdu.O epartement bprbereitet unb i'm
GunbeBfenate bur6 Senator 9eDburn
Bpm Sbabo, I'm naiionalen l~lntsrbaufe
bur9 Reprdfentant 9epburn BON
Sptpa eiHsebra9t. SIN genate tpurbe
bie Btu beretts ansenommen. Oie
Worlage febt bie Grri9tung zines
nemtf9en Bureaus por, bas NIT Der
lfnteriuhung aIer In ben Ser. @taaz
ten gum Wertaufe aussebotenen ober
fir ben Export beftimmten Wabrungss
mittel, Droguen unb getittsen Ges
trGnte betraut tit. Menn elmer bteier
Mrtitsl als sefdli9t bsfunben mtrb
ober aus anberen Gtoffen, als ben gee
fesltd erlaubten, beiebt, 10 Bat Der
Qtrteler, je na9 Der Gr1be feines
W~ersebens. Celebrate, @efdngnib obez
aud Heoes gu sehpdrtigen. 8et ses
mifdten GBs un6 Srinttpaaren milf.
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Gefdbe etne Mufidrift trasen, aus
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btsne es ntdt. tDenn Tar s~sitatte, bab
lOI@e ~offeubare grelIe Srrtbdmsr fd
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bauptungen Der @debrten bilbete bds
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nommen bat, gebt aus etliten Mitz
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Department berpor. Na6bem fnt
bon ben in Snfsl Sans Qanb bers
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-11
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-11
Gin Identifies 5eftma0t.
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.abnsaus boa ed,ten S%ptrttuofen.
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gen fetaer ~erftaunten @Gfte aus. Gs
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anberes itnb, aIs tire Namen befagen.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-26
PREFERS DEATH TO SUFFERING
Henry A. c. johnson Kills Himself
Rather Than submit TO
Further Operation.

Preferring death to UNDERGOING a third
operation for a physical aiment, Henry
A. C. johnson, 4O15 North Twenty-fifth ave-
nue., aged about 40 years. went into an
upstairs room at his home and sent a
bullet through his left temple, dying all
most instantly, at o'clock Wednesday
evening. johnson had beenia sufferer from
gan stones and operations had twice been
resorted to during the last three years to
relieve him. and a recurrence of the
trouble coming on, his physician told hlta
It wonld again be necessary to use The
knife. johnson brooded over the unpleas-
ant prospect until he decided to take his
life. M
The dead man leaves a wife and -Four
children. the oldest of whom il about Is
years Of age. The members of the fam
fly knew nothing of the fathers intention
until they heard the report of the revolver,
and when they rushed into the room where
he lay life was practically extinct
johnson had been employed as fore
man at Swift and Company's car repair
SLOPES.
johnson had been employed as the fore
man Of the car repair shops of Swift and
Company. Coroner Bradley viii hold an
inquest at the family home Thursday
evening at Z. It being decided that this
course is necessary under the circum
stances.
The funeral will be held at D. M
Friday from the residence at 4O15 North
Twenty-fifth avenue, under the auspices
Of the Independent Order Of Foresters
when the body viii be taken to Forest
Lawn cemetery for interment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-26
APPEAL FOR CITY MISSION
Earnest Request for Contributions TO
Maintain work Under It's
Da direction.

An earnest appeal Is made by the
board of trustees of the Omaha City mis-
sion for funds for the maintenance and
for extra expenses during this coming
year, The following are the board of
trustees: A. c. Kennedy. c. d. Brandeis,
G. w. Garloch. Thomas McNair, Hon. H.
II. Baldrige. Robert Smith. c. H. Rey-
nolds. Mrs. E. IL ShinrOck Mrs. H. s.
Cunning, Miss Mary B. Goodman: CLERK:
Arthur Chase, president. ana c. C. Ken
nedy. 2Os National Bank building, treas
urer.
The board, after looking over the neid
finds Il necessary to raise the sum Of
$4,000 for its work in the future.
The mission, which is maintained at i16
North Tenth street, is in charge OF Miss
Nellie MCGEE and carries on reformatory
work among the women Of that district as
we'll as other activities
During the last year II has maintained a
Sabbath school, with the average attend
ance Of sixty. 1t has held gospel meetings,
street meetings. services at the police sta
ton every Sunday, hospital meetings,
also a scientific temperance class. sewing
school every Saturday afternoon, work
among the Jewish children. work among
the colored children and mothers meetings
Social work has included the distribution
OF clothes and books, garden seeds. money
and food, finding employment for every
applicant who has applied to them. A FIRE,
bath has been maintained where men whS
have been engaged in work in the district
such as coal work, etc. might have a bath
free OF charge.