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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29

wayassboFo. ia. April ~ The
fact that an attempted assassination
n tvo RsEI~sa by an unknown white
man TuesasJ SiGht has just been 70
ported. The man shot two negroes
Robert HAD and ws,~Oa Asthis--
woahainI both ~ them. hTtsE ~ ,hsa
through the eSs hole 10 shs doof TIE
ahOo,inE 0sraTrsd - the fair gFoasas,
uTEro suburb ~ ths city Tksfs
ssy AIEbt the sams man. Supposedly
was S~~n Ia Ihs basIssss sssiiSs ~
he c.,y hFAaalshiaG ivo pisiois, sol
hssofs the poliee sosld sss him hs wss
Eass u 10 Tumossa here that ~
gro vas sho, ., Oss$a's Get b. an IN
bnowA psSsas. savpossd "a be he
sans mna.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29
TO FACE MURDER CHARGE.
Mrs. Ramsey Held for Mrs. oloVsr's
Death,

Death.
Bristol, Tenn. April 2S.--The second
days investigation OF the murder OF
Mrs. Molhe Glover, who was found
dead In her bed with her head split
open and almost chopped from the
body on Tuesday night, resulted In the
arrest OF Mrs. famine Ramsey, who ad.
mitted before the coroners jury that
her relations With Sylvester Luttrell.
IN whose house the murder was com.
mitted. and who was arrested on sus-
Dicion OF the crime, were for several
years OF an intimate nature. but had
been severed.
Witnesses testified that Mrs. Ram.
sey had just previously declared her
intention OF numbering Mrs Glover.
through jealousy for Luttrell and up
on this evidence she was arrested. aud
IL now In jail.
The coroner's jury Is stIll in session
and hearing testimony of various wit.
nesses. and as yet no direct light has
been shed on the mystery.
The police lean strongly 10 the opin'
Ion that the murder was committed by
woman. through jealousy. Luttrel'
Is still held,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29
KILLED IN CUTTING AFFAIR.
Walter shurlsy Cut Thompson 70
Death In . Bloody Fight

WdNeT oNuTtey Out thompson 70
Death IN . BIoody Fight
Atlanta. April 2S.--ln = bloody fight
with knives about I o'clock Thursday
night, Walter Shurley stabbed to death
]. N, Thompson at their boarding
house, ~ Berean avNnue. the dlficul.
~ having arisen, as IL supposed. out
OF nothing more than y playful dis.
puts between Thompsons lSyearold
son and shurley's lS.yearold brother,
According to the statement Of Mira
G. A, MonSrife, proprietress OF the
boarding house where the tragedy NC.
CURED. Walter Shurlcy dealt his ia
al thrust In selt.defense. Thompson
having been the prime moter In the
quarrel Opposed to this Wow, how.
ever. Ia that Of the dead mans broth.
or. q. e. Thompson. OF Carrolltun, Ca,
who reached Atlanta about 10 o'clock
Friday morning.
q, &. Thompson saws that from the
appearance OF tho body he believes
hls brother was hit with an aX or
other heavy weapon before tho cut
ting began and that he will demand a
full investigation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29
Adout Decisive Measures.

Paris. April 2S.--The police have
adopted decisive measures 10 appre-
bend the element which Is fomcnting
disorder. and learn the sources OF its
supplies. Early In the day a search
was made Of the headquarters OF the
confederation OF labor and OF It's 90
branches throughout the city stimuli.
taneously. the police searched the
homes OF . number Of royAlist sympa'
thiIerx who were suspected Of sncour'
aging disorder IN the hope Of affect
ing . coup de estat The ofices Of
la Croix. . reactionAry paper. were
also searched II 10 understood I'm
portGnt papers were found =, the
homes Of some Of the royaiistS. The
search Of the headquarters OF the con
federation OF labor brought asgAiiVS
results.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29

Cross supplies that he IL alleged to
have Done the loOtlAg during the firs
few days OF the relief when II was no,
organized as II IL now. Under the
present system OF handling supplies
this would be practically impossible.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29

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MasAssy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29
orsa, Wave s,rIkss Tsxa..

Boston. April 2S,--The balllcshlp
Texas arrived here Thursday after a
dangerous experience IN storm while
on her way from Charleston. y, C.. To
this port, To which sho was ordered
Tor permanent repairs on account OF
an accident sustained while blowing up
derellct on the Florida coast Tho
bAUleshlp had hole In the bow as
q result ~ striking n part " the
wrecked d"rclct This was patched
at Charleston, 81 that The vessel could
sail for Boston, but the temporary re-.
pair work was weakened during = gale
On the way up the coast and u great
volume OF water poured into ihr berth
deck ~ the ba,,loship. Vigorous work
at the pumps relieved the danger The
Texas Mas placed In the dry dock i'm
modlatcIy nn her arrival hers
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29

Pensacola. Fla. AF.il 3s.--The nah.
Ing schooner Ballis B,srns. u thls port.
owned By the warren Fish COMPANY.
has been seized at ProgrsnnO by the
Mexican EDverna~nt. AeordinE 10 al.
wires received here The owners ~
the sterns have wired the American
consul ~ Progress aud have advised
the state department ,hrvaEh senator
Mallory 81 the seizure Consul Dsas.
Of Mexico. IL withoa, advices. but IL
of the opinion that tho vessel violated
the hGAInk laws by opsFAiiaG within
oas league Of The shore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29
TEXAS TOWN SWEPT
AWAY BY TORNADO
Only Three Buildings Left In
Village Of Bellevue.
FOURTEEN PERSONS ARE DEAD

cOnsUnSd che WrsekAsS--Rsport Of
the sssrm Sent From Top Of = Tel.
sphOoS Pole
Bellevue, Tex. April 2s,--A tornado
which swept through this place Thurs,
day night, destroyed everything In itS
path and as . result practically the
entire town IL = mass III rtilns, only
three buildings now standing. at leAat
eleven persons are dead and q number
are injured.
The tornado was followed by q Gre.
which consumed the wrockAgo,
This report 10 being sent from tho
top ot u telephone pole a milo from
Bellevue. but Il II as close M a wire
can be had The town NJ bellevue COZ
sisted OF over zoo houses.
some Of the Dead,
Among these who Aro known 10
have been killed arc;
Il l., Russell, vito and four chill
drrn
\ ID card,
Tom Mount.
" W BELL. candidate Tor county
treasurer ~ Clay oounly,
Two memhers " the Gray family
ssVlevely injured.
Two daughters Ut y E smith. "
lluNir
Mira Gault
Nj cray AMI seven members NJ his
family, tNo ~ whom have ulncc died
u Il expected full report NJ tho
casualties viii Honn DO AsrertAined
The Tact that ~ few were killed IL
accounted fur ~ The fact that pTAn.
tIrAIN every house was equipped With
. storm cellar. ant the peoppis ran
Ia them a. s"un "a they saw tho lorna
do approaching
ThpsU who had ~ storm cellars or
who could nn, reach thSm we're the
nHoa sho suffered lAat winter mAhy
ll'rS WeFo Loaf In the same nelEhbOr
hUod by y tornado
Conservative estimates place tho
hiss bct~sens 80 .00O and $4,000.
The lnhabnsais Ut the toSa are h0t
only Homeless. bat without food ar
Talment. and utterly destitute, ell their
property being swsps auny.
Relief IL being FASTENED ~ ths NJ
faina toSa from the nSlEhboftaG
cities
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-29

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
Ian and that the dead girl in ths morgue was he.

Ian ani that the dead girl in the
 morgue was he.
 t would have been tscusht that De
 Rsyla,i would not carfs ,tls iecertion
 into the very hour and article of death.
 pr. Rowe believes that disclosure
 would nave been made only her death
 came a few days earlier than 1t had
 been expected. The doctor said she
 knew she could not live and day befor. yesterday she said she desired to
 make a will. The will was not made.
 It may be imagined that in such
 document the truth would have been
 told.
 Among the effects of De Raylan was
 a great deal of valuable jewelry. a dia-
 moud ring among 1t being worth many
 hundred dollars.
 The outward clothing of De Raylan
 was such as any gentleman might
 wear. It was plain but the selection of if showed an educated taste. In the elegant bath robes and fine under clothing the woman was slightly dis closed.
 The answer to the telegram sent by Dr. Rowe to Mrs. Anna De Raylan last night ought 10 shed some light on this remarable affair.
 CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-"De Raylan was head clerk in the Consulate" said Baron Schlippenbach. of the Rus sian Consulate in Chicago, after ex- pressing intense surprise at the re , markable discovery made upon De Raylan's death in Phoenix. Arizona. He was in th eemploy of the Russian government at Chicago for twelve years Recently he left the office in i'll health and went to Arizona. l have not heard much of him since. do not know much of his antecedants. Whether he was of noble birth or not | do not know If any mystery is at .ached to his identity. l cannot solve it."
 Mme. De Raylan. at her residence had not been informed of the death of her husband. 'I received message from him within the last day or so, she said. Z" inwhich he said he was Ill. but not dangerously so. did not think there was anything serious in his illness"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
HARosHsLL AND FLux MINES
Plans for Future Work Is Mapped Out
 for Both Properties.

TUCSON, Dec. 21.-Frederick John Siebert. E M, returned Tuesday from the Hardsheli and Flux group of mines in the Patagonia mountains after spending three days on the ground planning and mapping out woik fo- Superintendent Starr. A large force of miners will be started imme diately on both properties.
 The main working shafts on both properties will be rapidly pushed down to the salphide ores and oo the Fiux another tunnel will be started to strike the present vertical shaft a' depth of about 250 feet. This tunnel will be over 800 feet in length.
 IL is proposed to put this tunnel clear through the Flnx mountain coming out on the north side in the canyon that leads directly to the rail road. wsuch will be less than fou: mics distant.
 When she present main vertical working shaft of the Flux-now 100 feet in depth-reaches a depth of 21'' feet. the tunnel will be worked from both ends-
 In a survey and measurement Of the Han aIdshell vein at the 325 feer incline level sit was found to be 169 feet in width. This was in a straight line. Taking in the curves. the yeir would be over two hundree feet wide at that level. the lowest lev. el worked in the Hardshell
 Thse properties give excellent indi cations of making that section famous The present owners have formed a development company-a close corpor- ation-under the plans so successfully followed by the Calumet & Arizona people at Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22

Nothing about the house looked right, Nothing was quite in place: Really the rooms were an awful sight, Nerging upon disgrace. Sweeping seemed here long lost art Pictures with dust were brown; Everything looked indeed the part
 Wife was out of town. Yes: it was fine for a day or two.
 Not to be bossed about. Bat ere the first long week was through Novelty all wore out. Out with the boys all night had lost Charms that it held of old; Fun once furious now was a frost
 With no one at home to scold. Why did he wear n smile as long
 As bill for a brand new dress? Why did he warble a tender song?
 Bet you could never guess. We'll. it's simple as Mary's lamb.
 Easy enough, you will say. He had received telegram
 She would be home next day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
4oo.oo l0,000.0ti 3,500.00
DICKS STOCK LETTER,

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook }
 NEW YORK. Dec. Zt-Following London's lead. opening was fraction ally higher. The development of weak ness in Reading, which was hammered by bearish operators. caused the list 10 react rather easily but the volume of stock sold was small and though the market continued rather unsettled while a selling movement was in prog ress in Northern Pacific and Great Northern stock. but subsequently these issues rallied easily and espec- iaily Great Northern Ore stock which gained nearly three per cent from las nights close. Union Pacific and South ern Pacific displayed strength through out the day and the former was an important influence upon the list.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
DEATH REVEALS STRANGE
 CASE 0F MASQUERAD|NG
Chicago Health Seeker a Phoenix Who For Years Had Ap peared in Masculine Role Even To Extent of Becoming a Benedict, Proves To Be Woman When Being Pre- pared For Burial, and Deep Mystery Surrounds Cause For Strange Procedure.

PHOENIX, Dec. 2i---About the mid de of October there arrived in Phoe- nix & maa who passed as N. De Ray Ian He was well along with con sumption and was accompanied by Dr. Rowe a Chicago physician ot past middle age. The doctor found quar- tors for himself and his patient at the Union hotel on West Washington street. De Raylan was evidently a man of wealth and culture. He said he mad been assistant Russian vice consul at Chicago and had served with he American forces through the war with s, ain. He had numerous medals which ne said had been given him iIi connect'On with that service and also a speoiai letter of commendation from President Mckinley.
 he frequently showed Dr. Rowe the pnotogI aph of his wife Mrs Anna De Haylan, a singuiarly handsome and voluptuous woman who wrote him win regularity. He often spoke of his son whom the doctor understood to be nearly grown.
 Dt. Ray.an died last night and the doctor instructed Mohn & DIlscoll tG tahe charge Of the body. He also seut 6 telegram to Mrs Anna De Raglan iu- forming her of the death Of her hus band que asking her if sne would come
 Ar. Mohn went out to the UnIon to -aaKe arrangements for the transfer of inc bocr to the n.orgue- The doctor was tEe ( and Mir. Mohn remarked U ] i'm An4i the face looked young for one wE:, had passed through 50 much. The to6v was brought in and NIT. Drisoon began preparations for the embalLlng. He too was struck by the pecnlis siy young and feminine appear ance O he face and when he stripped the breast bare he was further strucK by its appearance A further examin- ation showed him that his subject was a wor:sr. The masquerade had been. carried to the last possible and neces- sary detail.
 Mr Driscoll covered the body and sought Dr. Rowe whom he found in the office of the Union. He called him as'je and questioned him about his id.e patient. Nr. Driscoll soon convinced himself that the doctor had been no party either by consent or knewIeoge to this strange deception ID tho first place the putting of the body in.o the hands of an undertake; was certain to disclose It. Whereas if it were to be kept up, the doctor could himself have put the body into a coffin and could have compiled with all requIed regulations for the burial of the uody in a local cemetery.
 In r.py to Mir. Driscoll's questions ..se doctor said that he had frequently examined Ee Rayian as to his chest
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22

The Greene Consolidaied Co. owns 100000 shares of fully paid Cananea Central stock. Upon the remaining 4eo.eeo shares s per share is yet to be paid. Under agreement the Greene Co. can not sell any of it's 200.- 900 fully paid shares until the stock is all full paid. A call for $5 per share will probably issue soon.
 There are surface indications point ing to the recent requirement by Cole interests of substantial ownership in the Greene Co, and the great faith which the Cole people have in the Can anea properties which in many cases surround or adjoin those of the Greene Co. would add emphasis to the belief that the Cole-Ryan interests have a large stock interest in the Greene Co. We know that friends of Thomas F. Cole have been large buyers of late of Greene Consolidated
 The rise in Greene yesterday to $2S per share was a reflection of the rise in Cananea- If from the market price of Greene Consolidated is deductai the stock market selling price of it's 100000 shares of Cananea, there re- mains valuation of but $20 per share 70 represent the Greene proposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22

and hci found nothing to arouse hls suspicious as to the sex of his patient. He rec iied, however, that De Raglan had been rather more sensitive than male 2stients usually are.
 Whea Mir. Driscoll finally asked him if he knew that De Raylan was a wo- man he moved about as if dazed by the inquiry. He recovered and said that hc had never had the slightest suspiciop that his patient was not what ns seemed. He had been with him a great deal in their rooms, m traveiI1g and on the street. There had never been move by him which could have raised doubt as to his sex. net even thought. They had visited barber shops together for De Raylah ,haved regularly and frequent. ly
 The doctor agreed with MT. Driscosi that nc further steps should be taken toward the sending of the body away until tnere could be an investigation cf the strange affair and that the author. ities snould be notified. Marshal Kir- hey was sent for but there was noth. ing to be done by him further than to acknowledge that he had cogni- zance or the case. The body was then eDbai:hed and is being hold pending ether developments.
 Theie are several elements in this case which classify it with all those stIange cases Of women who have passed lcr years as men and who have had wives who aided them in their de- ception How long De Reylan may have he'd himself out to be a womar Is vet matter of conjecture. Dr. Rowe ret him in Chicago as doctors ordinarily meet patients and that far back therefore he was known as a man. That was about six months ago
 De 2aylsn was as communicative IS well bred and educated gentleman ever become, and he bestowed upon the doctor those condolences which pa- tients believe belong to their medical advisers. He told the doctor freely about his life in Russia and in this country and Russia. There were in the collection several pictures of him self taSen at various ages and there was orc of a little Russian girl he tod the do1tor was long ago his little sweetheart
 On the face of the evidence which now appears it is thought that De Raylau actually served in the Spanish war foI there are those medals which are known to have been issued in the circums;ancs in which De Raglan sad he had received his. At present there IS an Inclination to believe that Pres ident McKinlev actually wrote a letter of thanks and commendatjoa to a raIant sclflier of the uane of no Rav
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
SChneider'S Produce Market BROPHY'S BID. LOWELL.
REPORT OF SUPERVISORS.

The annual report of Clerk Howe, of the board of supervisors, of the !n- debtedness of the county shows that the bonded indebtedness oi tie coun- ty is $70,000 which is in bonds of the issue of 1887 and 1888, bearing ' per cent interest.
 The floating indebtedness. such as warrants not paid for want of funds, is sS5,630.31. for which money will be apportioned on January -sI. Interest is paid on these warrants at the rate of z per cent from the date that the warrant is registered
 The report further shows that the county is in possession of the follow ing property in various parts of the county and the value thereof: Court house and appurte-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
SMUGGLING CHINESE.
Bard Is Importing Them
 Into This Country.

LAS CRUCES, N. NJ, Dec. 2l.-That a thoroughly organized band of snug glers for the importation of Chinese into this country exists and which is amply supplied with funds for the cor ruption of officials was developed at the trial at Las Cruces. N. M-, today Of s<enty-three Chinese who were cap tpred there in box car some days ago.
 They offered the interpreter s7.6e0 if he would tell the court story to entitle them to remain in this country They also told him that the headquar- ters of the wholesale smuggling syndi- cate was in San Francisco.
 The court ordered them to be de ported.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
COLE AND RYAN HAVE ISSUED
 STATEMENT
Basis Upon Which Greene Con solidated and Cananea Gen. tral Were Merged -lncor- porated in Minnesota.
DIRECTORS NAMED
 FOR NEW CONCERN,

Boson-The advance in the shares of the so-called Cole-Ryan stocks has been feature of the copper share market during the past week. Calu- met X Arizona has advanced to new high record figure of SITS per share. Cananea-Centralh hassrisen 10 above 40, Superior & Pittsburg to boye 27, and so on.
 It will astound many to know that seven Cole-Ryan stocks have today a stock market selling value approaching s200. .000 900.
 We present the situation in tabular form herewith, showing the shares outstanding in each case, the high price yesterday. the individual selling value and the aggregate of the same.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
RAILROAD WORK STARTED.

Work has ben started in the laying of steel for. the standard gauge rail- road of the Arizona Commercial Cop per company. which will connect the Black Hawk and Copper Hill mines with the Old Dominion. Almost all of the steel. ties and other material necessary are on the ground and con struction will be pushed rapidly. as the management of the company Is anxious to commence shipping ore as soon as possible. President Amster. who made thorough inspection of the mines auring his visit here. expressed himself last evening as being highly pleased at the manner in which de yelopnert work has been carried on during tie last six months.
 New York's representation in the United States Senate is occupying the ambulance corner
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22

The easy payment" plan was named by some one who had never tried buying things that way. Some girls plume themselves wonder fully on escaping being CD a ged during the summer season; it is so common you know.
 It is truly sad when a man is lone some because other people are particu- lar
 Some people erumble at the heat to keep In practice 90 that they can kick gioriously at the cold There Is more pure punishment to the human race in mosquito. rated at the square inch. than In any other created thing Slowly he walked from room to room. Slowly be climbed the stair. Gaxed on the buds that had lost their
 bloom.
 Caxed on the vacant chair- No one to reach for his pocketbook No one to can him down. No one to give him pleasant look Wifie was out of town
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-22
Something to Learn.

''I understand he is going farming next year. Does he know ali about it?"
 Mot yet. Why. he thinks that the way they raise garden is by putting jack screws under it and giving them a few twists