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the secretary an official welcome, and pro-
posing the health OF Mr.. Root. the Presi.
dent traced the similarity in the eonstiiu.
tons. progress, and success in overcoming
obstacles. OF North and South America.
lie dwelt especially on the mutual ad-
vantage of closer friendship between the
races.
Mr.. Root. In replying thanked The Pres
ident In behalf OF President Roosevelt
and the millions OF citizens In the United
States.' Then he said
We inherit the right TO be Interested In
the Argentine Republic. From the time
when Benjamin Rush wa. fighting. from
the day when James Monroe threw dawn
the gauntlet of q weak republic. we were
then In defense of It's Independence and
rights. and from that day TO this the In.
tercst and the friendship Of the people OF
the United States for the Argentine Re.
public have never changed.
deemed II a dnty to come In response
to your kind invitation to say this and to
say that there il not q cloud In the sky
Of good understanding.
We make no alliances, bur we make
an alliance with ell our sisters In senti.
ment and feeling In the pursuit Of ilber-
~ and Justice. In mutual helpfulnss..
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A portrait Of the late er-speaker Tho..
B. Reed has just been hung 10 the state
house, Augusta, Me.
Mayor Fitzgerald Of Boston has notified
the foresnen Of the various city depart.
ments that loafng must not be tolerated
on city work.
Col Andrew L. Harris. who became
Governor Of Ohio through the death Of
John NJ. Pattison, 10 n total abstain.r.
using neither tobacco nor alcoholic
liquors.
Mrs. Hannah Sharp, a candidate for
county recorder az Dies Moines, Iowa. IL
making q stirring campaign. accompanied
by a giee club. She IL the wife o.
Union soldier Who was disabled In the
war.
SO far a. n known there IL not A sin
gle photograph Of Senator Kittredgs Of
South Dakota In Washington, ID. C. lie
cannot be induced to six. always excussng
himself on the ground that he Is too
busy.
Congressman GARNER Of Texas rnpre.
sents the greatest goat raising region In
the world. There are more than 100000
"NannIes' and "Billies" in the twenty
two counties composing his district.
Uvaide county alone has 5000
Fifteen men are known 20 be still alive
who served as Confederate Congressman
John Geode and Roger A. Pryor. vir-
GINA A. =. Colyar. ]. u. G. Atkins. Jo-
keph II. Hslskei and John v. Wight.
Tennessee; Hiram u. Beii. Georgia
Henry @. Jones. Florida James l.. Push.
Alabama; 3. II. Callahan. Indian Trrri-
tory J. A. r. Campbell. Mississippi =.
II. Ford, Kentucky; W. II. Tsbbs. North
Carolina.
ErGov. Bradley o. Kentucky. Ia a re-.
cent address IN Louisville, Ky. aAvo-
Gated graft" As study coarse 10 the
schools Of the country.
Jonathan Bourne. Oregon's senator,
represents new order Of things. both IN
his State and nation. He il the FIRST Sen.
ator ever eiected BY popular vote. lie
10 millionaire.
Ex-senator Chandler was asked b. 4
young woman: '.Don't you enjoy going
Into the country In your automobilef'
"Yes" answered Mr. Chandler. '-bas the
pleasure as nothing compared with the
satisiaetion Of getting home safely"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24

esasva Ess~<mfa@z rTxss Las sss-
s<e<sfss fss Es~s<TeteI us~s.


esAsya Ees-~wss@z Urges Is@ sss-
swe@sfSs fss C~~s~vsfsI Us~s.
Aafiseptic barber shops, pharmacies
and patsptmedlcins manufacturer
throughout the United States viii be cDn-
PEELED 70 cease using the rsd cross as 0
trade marx, II the convention agreed upsn
It the recent International Red Gross con-
ference In Geneva 10 lived MP to In every
fetsn By this country. This convention
provides thas each Of the signatory coun-
tries shall do all In It's power 10 bring
about legislation preventing the use Of the
Red Cross insignia for any sort Of CON.
merc.d purpose.
II was suggested at the convention thai
such laws be put into efee, within FIVE
years. When the Transportation Of the
National Red Cross was effected In 1908
the act passed by congress provided that
no person or corporation not lawfully en-
titled TO use the sign Of the Red Cross at
that time should thereafter be permitted
TO use IL for the purpose of trade or as
an advertisement Of any article. Conse-
suently officers Of the American Red Cross
say that the use OF their insignia by per-
sons or corporations which were not au-
thorized to use Il In 1905 IL In direct
violation Of the law. The punishment for
the offense, the act provides. IL a fine Of
not less than 81 nor more than $500, Or
imprisonment for not more than one year,
or both fine and Imprisonment. All lines
% collected are to be paid to the Ameri-
can National Red Cross
At the time OF the transportation Of
the American National Red Cross IL was
not thought advisable to attempt to en-.
force q retroactive act which would In
terfere with the persons or corporations
then making use Of the symbol Of Of the
organization for commercial purposes.
Nearly ell other countries have carefully
.afeguarded the insignia Of the Red Cross
and the United States Ii said to be the
chief offender In the miscellaneous use
Of the emblem created for the special pur-
pose Of protection In time of war TO those
who are caring for the sick and wounded
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24

In view OF the visit OF the earth
quake so closely following the San
Francisco disaster 1t Is interesting TO
note that the formation of the land
and the surroundings OF Valparaiso are
similar to those OF san Francisco The
climate also Is almost Identical with
that OF the California city.
lnadfition to tile fear OF earthquakes,
the Valparaiso people are In constant
,read Of storms. which sweep IN sud.
iealy and Frequently from the sea.
Some of tae most violent storms have
been cNiacldent With earthquake
hooks. aad the possibility that tile two
disturbances are allied Ia origin L n
rtier In which science Is Interested.
NJ hoilt:a tie min commercial cen
er and the aeit af government OF Chile
sprfn 70 hive suffered most severely
SOFA tie distarauer grave alarm is
= f4r the safeIy Of tho inhabitants
fs ef either places along the
t'e wbple losycr Andes range
tis tsa.
lseo. fau1ac threat.
thousands uf survivors
asd an apneai for
s eSpted from tho
~
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wrecked the entire Pacific coast line
of South America Thursday night.
So widespread and so great Is the
disaster that 1t was impossible as yet
to gather more than the most frag-
mentary details, but enough Is known
to make 1t sure that the catastrophe
ranks second only to that in San Fran
cisco. AS was the case In San Fran
cisco, famine threatens the tens of thou
sands of survivors Of the earthquake.
The earthquake caused such terrible
immediate daNage that all communica-
ton was stopped between Chile and the
remainder of the world. The most ter,
rible rumors were afioat In Argentina
and Brazil as to the extent of the Chi
lean disaster, some reports being to the
effect that not only has Valparaiso
been largely destroyed but that the
earthquake has caused sweeping loss In
life and property from one end Of Chile
to the other. According to some Of these
reports, Chile Is said TO be land of
wreck, desoiation and death from the
southern to the northern boundary.
ships Lost I'm Harbsr.
Following the first shock. which came
without warning and was of terrific
force, tidal wave swept In from the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24
ssscAeo sAsk cAsn,sa rAke..

Esskfes Of wrsskes nmwk Gs He'd
fer 1sveszfxsffes wffhssf Bssf.
Kenry W. Herring. cashier Of tbs MI
~sukee Avenue State Bank In Chi
eaxo, which closed iu Doors several
days ago. was arrested in that city the
other day. He wss refused bail until
bis connection with the disappearsnes
Of nearly 81 100000 Of the bank's funds
- cleared up.
The deIving into the ruins Of the
wrecked Institution developed the most
astounding mas Of financial rotten
mss ever uuearthed since tire State Of
Illinois undertook the supervision Of
the peoples saving dep~sitortes.
With Cashier Henry ". Herring a.
special and none too willing a guids
70 the investigators new and novel de-
vices Of bank iooting we're shown up.
together with certain evidence invoIv.
Ing other bank officials and even out.
siders In the spreading plot.
Even State Bank Examiner G. G
Jones. who has been checking up fall.
ures in the State for twenty years
gasped over the barefaced frauds which
have been perpetrated with lmpuniu
under bis nose In this Institution.
The most startling Of the revelations
was the finding Of dozens Of checks for
various amounts. which the examiners
10 their astoashment. found signed
not with names but with numbers
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24
ferno Of death, suffering and desola
ton.
Crossed the Andes.

ferno Of death, suffering and desola-
ton.
Crossed the Andes.
From the few details of the earth
quake obtainabie 1t appears that the
disturbance passed south along the Pa
ciic coast and cross the Andes at
Buenos Ayres. During the night the
volcano of Tupungato was heard roar
Ing, and the people fed TO the churches
to pray for safety. At San Juan, In
the Andes, high winds accompanied the
shocks.
The shock around Los Andes was
severe, and ii Is feared that the town
has been destroyed The shocks also
seriously affected the towns OF Rosario,
Araaas, Rioja, San Luis, and Tucuman
The disturbance was felt at some points
in the Argentine republic
The earthquake occurred about s
O'Clock Thursday evening, and 1t was
of such tremendous violence that the
seismographs In Washington, Balti-
more and other American cities regis
tered the shocks plainly. In Baltimore
the needle was thrown of the register.
Ing cylinder.
IL I'm Earthquake Eeit.
Valparaiso Is In a marked earth
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24
city the beaches are strewn with dead
bodies and all kinds Of wreckage.

city the beaches are strewn with dead
bodies and all kinds of wreckage.
The misery of the Chilean inhabit.
ants Is almost INDISPENSABLE 1t must
be remembered that 1t Is mid-winter
there and that the rigors of the climate
add to the suffering of the thousands
who have been made homeless.
Two Severe shocks Felt.
There were two distinct shocks In
Valparaiso, the second one causing
most of the damage. Scores of houses
crumpled up like so many card struc-
lures, while others were engulfed by
the chasms of the earthquake, and hun
dreds of men, women and children
were blotted out Of existence. The city
became a raging sea of flame, fires max
ing Roadway In a dozen different sec
tons, most of the city which escaped
the earthquakes ravages being DOOM
ed by the flames. The fire fighting
forces of Valparaiso were powerless
against the tremendous extent of the
danes and little could be done to check
their onslaught.
An extremely large number of per-
sons In Valparaiso who were not killed
instantly by the earthquakes effects
suffered injury from tumbling walls,
and the list Of the MANNED and wound
ed will probably run into the thous-
ands. The scenes in Valparaiso have
probably never been approached In the
western hemisphere except at San
Francisco. the city being an utter In
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24

Passenger officials of tho Northwestern
predict an extraordinary movement 90
account Of the national encampnsnt ~
the @. A. Il. at ST. Paul.
The Illinois Central railroad nov car
ries nearly every pound OF It's fruit In its
own carr. this company having 10 services
5000 Of i,s own refrigerator cars
The Virginia Corporation Commissions
yesterday declared the Churchman 2cent
railway mileage act OF the Legislature In
conflict With the Constitution Of the
United States and therefore null and void.
and entered an order dismissins the pro-
cesdings.
The Indiana Railroad Commission
handed down decision by which the Van
daila Railroad Company will be compelled
60 make general reduction OF IS IL pss
cent Ia the rates charged for all classified
freight from Indianapolis wet 10 the In
diana State line.
Because Of the rising OF the Saiton Sea
the Southern Pacific i reported TO Be
about 10 move les main line III that VI
chilly for the fifth time. The waters ar~
now approaching the track. and Il 10
thought II win be nec~ssaTy TO create the
new line within sixty days
Under express Instructions OF George
]. Gould. the Western Pacific ID making q
special effort 70 secure 1000 laborcrs In
addition 20 l0.Do mea nov at work In
Utah. Nevada aud California. Ccasfruc-
tion work Is 10 b. rushed with all poxsi-
bic speed. and 10 thar end agrnts have
been s~nt into the middle West and North
west In an effort 20 secure the needed
eorkmen.
The anticipated action Of the Wisconsin
rate commission fixing c~nts mile ~
the maximum passenger fare has been de-
layed for several weeks la order thar the
st. Paul road may present nsw arguments
against the proposed rate.
An effort il being made ~ obtain the
cooperation Of eastern trupk lines Ia the
sndeayor 10 secure ruling from the SEE
retary Of Agriculture that win enAhls
the railroads everywhere 10 recsiv. coz
signmsnts Of meat for transportation By
stamping the way bills 70 show that the
car has been sealed By government inspse.
tori.
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ocean. Many vessels were borne alofi
by II and hurled high and dry ashore
where their wrecks are now lying. just
above the city one steamship lies near.
iy a bali mile inland, her plates rip
ped and torn By the rocks and her hull
half buried in the sand.
The damage to the shipping Is be-
you'd computation. AZ the time OF the
catastrophe the harbor was Oiled with
shipping from all ports OF the world.
many Of the vessels being laden with
rich cargoes. More than half OF them
are ashore and most Of tho latter II
Will b. Impossible TO float again. Scores
OF seamen lost their lives as the great
tidal wave swept the vessels ashore,
and for miles along the coast In the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24

quake belt. The city was partly de
stroyed IN 1865 By seismic shock. aaa
many people lost their lres. In lSsi
another earthquake visited the city an5
caused considerable damage. thong
The loss OF life was insignificant
There have been sll5cks Of less viO
lent nature In q, er years The reeur
ring disturbance haye 'aused soule Of
the residents OF the clty II bald Wit
q yiex % earfhaaa alsianer. ha
Ia the main the @ trietures Il
side Ct the ~ Nr Iyr f4al
In one dense section tt
streets are larroH
the dwelllngs ~ to On
weak Resistance nth distur
ance.
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feet that large part of Valparaiso
has been blotted out, with an appalling
loss of life and the destruction Of mil
lions of dollars worth of property.
while frightful damage has also been
caused to other towns and villages for
hundreds of miles up and down the
coast in Chile and Peru, by the sue
cesslon Of earthquake shocks which
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24

tary Root, TO which
only the diplomatic
corps and high on
GERS Of state were
invited. the ~cre-
tary made what
was considered the
m o st important
speseh he has deliv-
cred while on his
tour.
Rlsing 10 tender
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24

Thousands OF dollars wer> found 10
have been paid out. With Nothing 10 In
dictate who was heholden for naymeat
but set OF numerals. There have also
been found papers without number the
signatures to which are forzsries and
which are absolutely worthless
While further arrests are expected,
attempts ere being made TO cast up the
loss to be suffered by the 1900 persons
who deposited $4,000 IA the Stems
land bank. One estimate says the bank
viii pay 81 per cent. This u on the
basis that no new frauds NH be unres-
cred In the si.iO006o OF mortgages in
the bank vauigs. The resources are e.
timated as follows:
sesn Y. aAh. 80 -. - s..3.s t@sSeg
Railroad bonds. easily convertible $4,000
mortgage ..s..ss...sss.s.ss.. i.fUlVUp
tsood nofeS es.s..st+sssts t01A1
Real estate ss-......s...s... to@9g
stsns.ands properly ........... $4,000
stoekhoidsrs liability .......* 10000
fetal resources ............ s7.s5s.ooo
Less resources 10 sight ......... 7sss.ooo
Net shortage Of hank .si.ses.ooo
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CHILE GETS SHOCK
Earthquake Wrecks Valparaiso
and Other Cities.
HUNDREDS ARE DEAD
Fire Follows Quske and Victims Are
Roasted In Demolished Homes.

Disaster Similar to That at San
Francisco Befalls Port and Capt.
tai of Southern Republic--Tidal
Wave Leaves Trail of Disaster
Miles of Pacific Coast Line of
South America Wrecked.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24
ROOT VOICES SENTIMENT.

Assures Argentine Prestdent Of
Unele SANS Frieadshtp.
At the Official banquet given In Buenos
Ayes at the Argentine government house
BIZ President Alcurta In honor Of Score.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24

One Of the worst
earthquake disas-
tiers In the history
of South America
occurred In Chile,
with the City Of
Valparaiso as the
focus point Of the
calamity, accord
ing to cables from
Valparaiso, Bue-
nos Ayres, and 9TH
er South Ameri-
can points. Ad-
vices are to the eff
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-08-24

Aasa UWnwF senfeaFed 60 Jail.
George W. Bryant Of Yanksrs. n. Y
has been senleaced to two manshx' I'M
pyisgnm~ns and a Ina oE 500 gaF viola.
slon Of the speed law while riding ia has
ante<aSbile some tigne age. His chauffeur
alss was arrested and received sinllar
prisaa sentence. judge laeagi. in passsns
sstseaee. said thar the crisnlnal liability
Of m automobile owner wha was Ia the
car Al the time Of speed violation was
governed BY the same principles - an
piled 10 any ether employer. An appeal
vas entered and Bryant was released ca
ball
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
MARKET IS LAME
 REGARDLESS OF WIRES
LATTER STILL BADLY CRIPPLED
 BY STORMS.
Warren in Demand at SIS for SIP Paid Stock-Butte & London Copper IS Making Sensational Start-Stock Largely Oyersubscribed.

The continued storms are stili giV- ,np ms all kinds of wire trouble, ai- though we have had a few wires to- dav but unsatisfactory. At present ,here is no assurance that tomorrow will be any better. and if the market does not pick up we don't care wether we have any or not. Regarding the raw foatation of the Butte & London Copper company. there is a wonder 5ul 6en and for this. as it has been tbriced over-subscribed and all allot- ,nents have been cut 50 per cent. We expect to hear more about the prop erty and it should be in the columns of this paper provided that the news gets here in time. There have ai- ready been many quotations for this stock and many have bid up to SS.oo for the same. If you will remember that this stock that you have sub scribed for is fully paid. and that you are getting the same at $2.5o, Bisoee would take a great deal more had she inc time. but as the list was closed on Monday morning the time was hmi- ted. While all ths is going on don't piveriook the fact that there are snaps OF the Bisbee coppers before you. and should be investigated. Warren IS in demand at SIS fer SIP paid stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
PRITCHARB, HAGEN S ca.
Brokers and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone BIdg., Phone 135, 6isbee, Ariz.
 The handling of "Bonsnza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR sPE- CItlTY.
 Transactions for either buy Ing or selling orders completed |. without any annoying delays.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little whlie' during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
new$ of t1lining, Stocks and I1larket$
NEWS OF HAPPENINGS
 ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE

Tombstone. Jan. 23.-Advices have been received here from Tucson to the effect than Ramon Castro, the Me1i- can wanted at Silver Bell for the mur- der of a Mexican at the camp on Mon day last had been captured by Ranger McGee and had been bound over by Justice Doan of that precinct to the grand jury without bail. Castro com mitted the murder with hammer and virtually beat the woman's head to jelly. The woman's name was Alta gracia Manzo.
 Circulars have been received at the sheriff's office describing jewelry sto- len from the Melluish Jewelry store in Tucson and offering a reward of 5000 for the arrest and conviction of the thieves.
 Emil Marks has filed a petition in the probate court for the appointment of administrator of the estate of Cfyde T. Scott, deceased. The hearing Of the petition will be heard on January 29th.
 A similar petition has been filed by H. H. Gee for the appointment of ad- mipistrator of the estate of Jerome Walker, and that has also been set for the 29th inst for hearing.
 The following marriage licenses were issued in the probate court Sat. urday: Emil E Martinson to wed Alice S. Powel. the former of Bisbee and the latter of Silverton, Colorado; Wm. worthington to wed Edith Hess, both of Douglas. These make total of l9 licenses issued since the first of the year or an average of one per day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
NIT
VII.

Thou shalt not have an opinion con corning tLy place of work, for thy em.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
SENT BY COPPER QUEEN.

l.. M. Strumm, injured some time ago in a Copper Queen mine accident, left yesterday for New York. He Is sent there by the Copper Queen com pany for expert treatment for eye injuries sustained at the time of the accident.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24

Thou shalt not hesitate on the sta don to smoke thy pipe or talk politics with the pGmpman, for verily the shift boss might suddenly appear, and Heaven help thee if he findeth tke vhYtes empty.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
MARKET GOSSIP.
Market Practically Uncnanged Today.

The market in coppers open ed practically unchanged, show ing a downward tendency to- ward noon. but most of the Bonanza Circle stocks rallied again at the close. P. & D. came up very strong; Kewee- nav is also steadily advancing. Butte-Lcndon promises to be quite a feature from the large number of subscriptions it re- ceived, having gained one point since Monday. The curb mar ket has had a good reaction, and a rally is in order from present prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24
FROM CANANEA.

J. E. Suits. the Douglas mining man. was in the city last evening en route to Douglas from a visit at Cananea on mining busness. Mir. Suits said there was nothing new in Sonora of particu- lar note that he had come in contact with.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24

Almighty. and if thou refuseth to toll as they dictate, thou and thy dog and all that thou possesseth will soon be hitting the trail for Tonapah--Sap M. Roberts in the Tribune Review
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24

once. boy to run CT rands and clean up. Steady posi- ton for the right boy. Apply Re view office.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-24

ployer payeth a fat salary to a school of mines expert for constructing in his mind bonanzas that don't exist, so thou shalt refrain from theorizing, and concentrate thy efforts on drilling and the blasting of an abundance of powder.
 TX.
 Thou shalt not, in order to breathe steal from the drilling machine com pressed air for drilling purposes. Thou shalt not go on strike lest thou be turned adrift on a cold and cheerless world, neither shalt thou demand thy pay, for the company's board of direct ors in the East know not thou liyeth, neither careth they a tinker's dam.
 K.
 Thou shalt work breaking ore every day, the Sabbath included, for yerily the board of directors aforementioned hath assumed the prorogatiyes of the