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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
'GOVGRN.QR1...A||||S!:|I.K|||'.|s|jI' | : !! |: J. ! ! {
| ! 4 j ACTION \
Request IS ttorile General An
ersonSto Advise Him. bout III
P roc ding II B,tss
q ( \ COMMISSION Z n


That the: GoYerno or and a Attorney-.S ara
b nu urpose 81 aggress Il ac ton against the
CON lies Sof State
8whichS have i'd fled q the q Churchnla act,
Sproyiding fors a tWo-cen ra TEL, n Ia show,
blythe a appepd led let tersi, the first from,
#Goverrior8sS Swanson to N ttorneys General
Anderson and II Ma 5orfs nderso PIP "
s'Ss] governor NJ, 4 oa,ce, 4 Richmond.
L; u 81 une 26.S 1906.
I Ii On. William "A, "a i'd erson. ttorney-
3 s3 General Gof Virginia, Richmond Va:
43t Nj ly& Dear sir.--T he Gen era ssembly at
Sits last session pa ssed an act q ppro oyed
by ma on Nrarcl Il direct tlngs that
until Ethe State Corporatio Com mission
shall SprescrlEa A ra tes H for trans ton
Stha& railroad companies sofs IN llls sfs stats
shall have for sale Mileage boo ks. at
certain terms and condi tions. y he rail-
road conlpan les have Ell tirely Ignored this
act; and have done nc thing TO- comply
with its Requirement Is, 4t i r. am horned
I by citizens Iof fisl sta to that they3;haYe
made applicati Ion Il for. Il the pure hase q
stliese books \ and 81 that they 4 have been.
refused s3a The laws 1 Of w irgtni ia Should
be n enforced gainst ~ all N pers orls and
! classes alike r. This Il act issv valid the
railroad Y cpmpanie IS II sll uld be- made to
comply With the Sreq quireinents. (. I write to
assure s you OF my II WI u lllngness to S CO.
operate fqllysi having thlsiact enforced.
tISrsgpest that you iiwrl to me fully hl re-
gard 3 to- this matter, giving me your
opinion as to tie valid ltyl OF the statute
referred to- and what, any. are the
powers possessed by me Il or other State
officials to enforce this enac tlnent 7 q the
General Assembly or glnia, am,
Very respectfully yours. VI Ia
59ssf (signed) S CLAunD IA q syyANSO ON.
z, nm n 3}I Y. s3 lipYernor of Yirginla %
Attorney Generals Reply.
i >The reply OF Major Anderson follows;s S.
a, u Ssi Slt5 y si Office Of athe & a
a Il Attorney General OF Yirglnia.
7 SS.S II Richmond. June 81, 1906. 55
Hon. e ,laude Il a, # Swanson, Governor 4 of
Virginia, Richmond, Ya,:t y ~ sSf
b Ny Dear slr--rhe inqulFies made An
your letter Of the cath instant have re-
ceived my careful sconsideratlon
The act approved Aiarcl, ID, u 906, known
as .,the Chu,cb,nan aet,,. has Id twnfold
object: First trl Teauire ST he State Cor
Commisslol stns and prescribe
q schedule of rates for the gtgansp porta tionl
al passengers by all transporta Ion cs,n,-
panies or corporat tions. Y, and sec cpnd Il un-
iii such rat are preseribsd BY \ he com;
mission 10 require q tt.a Il all transpor-i
tat ton conlps an lss nd corr pora tons. Spsry
ltsdss ltvsidss Alini flll .atsnsAh "a kAegeo1
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Tmber rsE cave ithout and We're
ugt [a sos fl
ofs New H amps hire Names Vessel. s

cen /, IL 3compl ed he cont ract md der
$Nhicl, bat tleshi bull llss form
maintenance OF eig teen IN otsJ spsed Sfor
Sa perio ofs fou r$ olls ecu I've our Her
flerigth SoiI loa ne ss4s0 feet length
over Il ,s 56 i Zee fou no ex treme
beam feetslo
Inches
Tiei ,warship ma fnS bat ter, coIsstst
sbf our lld fo!l,;s tghtsinclhl
sss
MI, Sosir otisii
eglsns; cali s vel
polsl'a 81:
eseni "a Il tonia tx cs traaslnc field
spiece NV two ma cllt ne v gung 3cal
sbre and III ltble. !.
SHerapr opel ltsisti
screws; four cy: der, rtple ex pans sion
seng gines q ft a bined " Ind Ca ted horse
power 81 zig, 500. Ea hsen wi plac.-
led I'M al sepa rat wa teri on1partmen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
iT|iIW0|k|l[ED,MAh||!Y'I.H|!.y|R||.!|'. !! J. |! |! |! ]
IYf.1.ERR!FI.C.I.s!I'T'|'0|R|. Il I'm
Building q Blown DoWnrin Philaa-
Il delphia-G Great. Damage Done
\ Everywhere,
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s$iPHII4ApDLPHI.A,5 I.A "a p A.. ! una 81. Wo
deaths, two persons fatally Injured, an and
q dozen others severel " hurt ats me pa
Stial result Of IA storm which came snd' !
denly uponS this city Tonight, following q
day OF almost intolernble heat James
Jordan, IA niddla-aged man, was crushed
4 to death before the falling walls OF
5O.Neill Brot hers d warehouse. where ne
had sought elteras from 3st the Storm
George Johnson a. boy ,ss was crushed 70
death beneath the roof OF the Phladel-:
3pbla Bedding Conlpany'H plant, which
was torn on by the wind I. 3 4 q Robert
son, flfty'{yea RS OF a aRe, vas andlng on
his doorstep whenf the chimney syof the
houselS fell upon him, fra rtlrl ng his skull,
He Will die. q ] ohm N on ma, = yed twelve
years. was caught benea thsthe fal Ing walls
OK the building, Where James Jordan sloasst
Ills \ lte, and was fatally !n1llred, l:s
n In the suburbs Ia undrei Of trees wera
leyelsd d ana he crops OF truokl Il We're
ruined. d IN all sections of the ltylroofsl
wera carried aWay, illdo yis We're 81 70 NJ t-
tered, tslsEra nh and tele pllon ne wires Wsre
prostrateds 4 and some SIC tioas. Of the ely
wsrs left alraopt In tot Al da rknessi ~ Y
$ls IN snadsn, 4 ,, athsf ID sfny \ 'ss
toRHp. Tho asYes wss !. ess qsal a so I
tRat wrought sip this seltY; Sl
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ITILE!GRAPA..RA.l [.
REGULATED. |: | | |. ] }.
Corp oration @ Commission S SerVes
Ord Ell Sot,sv tern q nion, and 5
ostal q Comp paf,ies ssa35 NJ
MATERIAl REDU CTloN siaADEs
Mill Serve ss Orde derS III n xpress
Comp & alr1iie Is: sgul ating q Tariiff ffs
U Clharg Il 4 Ssssss; Il.


ton i,i!sslon has 5usi
scompl 6tedS y d $orde ibings srates ans
charges III tel grams ssen, re:
gcelyed between poin iii Yirsinlas 81 end
has served the order on the ysstsrn
Union and Postal r elesraphs Comps
Il will be- observed :; that materials ~
|Sductions have been mad Sin5 char rsss be-
Il tween iii interior poi 4;
The Corporal ION ION mission had sex;
7pec ted 4 onS yes sterd TO \; I; ;seryeS an order
II on he express COM pa nies Il Of fsYir sinia.
Z p5rre:scriblng " express rates @ and Ss ehsrges
Sthroug ghout the state. but : the order has
been delayed BY the absence sofs mate
rial pa per- and vi il not boz served :8nntl
8thesnidd idle Of 4next week
5ss The e paper served on he telegraph
companies Is as follows % 5$S8S ss
Be Com mon we a1th ,sof q gtnia;
Department az the IA State sC Corporation
4 III Il mission. Al, Sssis
ss Ill Richmond pneS sOs / 06.f .fs
TO the Western III Mon L z TELEGRAPH Com x
pany and Il "a tlant ic {& "a tai elegrpah-
Cable Cornpa ny.
az AXE notice, That the State Corporal tion
Commission MI i. 10 a Il is I ofices the
Sta te Capitol BuildiDg the w.: &
Richmond, 81 /, " onlS Tue esda he 7th
July sos !, 100 clock I'm
the morning, sinsac ccordance with ant thority
conferred by the Consti tuition Sof virginia
and the statutes cted by 4 the General
Assemblyao of NJ inia I pursllant d thereto
consider and hear a ny 4 ind sall obtec tions
which may be offered and mad agatnsts
proposed rules ord ders q and tiirementsi
of 4 the commit Ion Il VII hereby "a tes and
charges A forst tho ira ISM on ele-B
graph ID MESA ges sby you d compan ny g nd
over, your lines, n srespe In Ri the
Sta Sofl ylrsinia be fixed and pre-
5scribed lows; ,s v IL
Not More Than Quarter. I. @
!: Except as #ma u be q herwlse specially
provided. i. q elesra ph tconlpan nv shall not
collect more than Y for
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sj2lBy8 a ssoc lated 4 Press 81


CAMDEN III j Jtine Tt battle at:lsS
.ship mpsht s. /, . hed tof Ri
day the ork lir'-z
building com pa In thiscitys Miss 5Ia5S5 81
5xel McEane daught Of g Goyernqr n g.
Theebat ttleship Fl lphhi ira iss ssls-
snsa hlslls
G
ih9
hpit iinsS hurled : ss
ssoIne GistanE ett "A Y.
/ lamsSS Camp Bell lesster q, md
Joseph Kappa kinyk we ken rs tosss 81
liospital tbrii ised about the b cad
and bod S. ri 81 co Ill Ion ofS Camp iss
ssaid TO sbe seri pus lie oth orknlens
are sonl 5lightly 1ured III III
The New Hampshire sis " abou III 90 per
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-01
R[CAN.Q|AD|.|G|||E|''lI| ]
v.E:'llPQslE0|lF | ]
Conferees Agree Night
"a sessio ana A ngress;s es;; Passes ass 's!s.S
Nrnended 8B.i 81. 5' !, .5 r y
BEG SNoRK o. { with ! 5000, 'il I } 900 \ %:

gron,s our; II egular Corresp dent.) 95tS
s8syyAsHINGTo 10. .ly Jlne 30 Al. +-.,T he
appropriation Is 81 1900. 900 thiswf, chas to
begin work on the Ric
ciis toms Shouse 4: and 81 court house was
made wl1ensthe4 Senate and 9H ouses almost
simultaneously as reed tog the conf ference
report on the public buildings # At
about clock. ssSyE
There wa me- ob5ec ,i tions 70 z me ar-
Splropriations q on the part Of thea Iouset
con erees. Chairman Bart hollt Il Of sIithe,
House Il COMMITTEES on n Put PHI blcs Buildings q
ana GsroulDs, ma aintained that the
5priationsi could walt, and 3 4 that the Fad Yoss
ca tes a OF theS npprp pr q ere not
pressing. It at present y bu 4 Senator Mar
TIM the authora OF the dn1ent M lss,
Bartholdt know I'll, ~,
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WAISTS ssPEN {: 4 81
Avs 4 \ Y; { !! !! C1E|1|
Agreed oh sAll# SidesS That sessios \.
Has5s Been One u &, 4 lost y Ress|AES
able& u Sin ~ ! lE'Ii Iistory
Country y z owerf,ll ssss s
S85ss3 Influe1c 81 the s1s,
Presto ent. Ss5sa
Acts of Congre SO and u s'|lS
n D Demand q / Sc P''r,esidlel!In!!tl (,
AlIiT1S;3pIREsipENTsoo1


II W ay a ate b jlI, II but ~ psovi isss
81 4 10 grev leW he
aSg Federal Inspect Ion 81 ts!n1 :lseg gaety
spla t1.s III #C hca 30. ssss
lock 4 typs * B ana throua
slsthfnus Of Panart1a e
SsS 81 linn unl bI II rust1 andE
corporal ions al led to be- oai ls
ssss r;ysenty i've Sthous md ysarS
&to pay Ills travel lng exp % q.
contrtnat The ,o9fs
1000.
onltoTmlly ~ v Isn,s sth od u nst;S
SslFal zlno liens
reol \ ~ ysean:
Ssular sery
iroVsl sioays sths1 ntsrnal srstysrus y taxl
mn sslss slps S
SFssue seos sssy
d Il ATN II kap I'M All
SPhl lIlppi f4t az lfff Frrs asu
NI5 Tho d IS ! ns, Dom 1tng o$ trsatyss hlch
ls nov bel eyed beg defe
clfic 4 avs rSs t,eS pu pre-
venting corrupt lon at elect lons
M % dlflcatt Ion V of the lpresents liWss sex-
Guiding G hlnesef from, Senl ara tIno &to5E /
this country, ;sss Ss
MN: lr,,med ate strlct Ion sof asS 20; o;ooosl
ton bstteshl 3 II Ia w
Il Direct Federa Co f1trOl q nd upess
Vision over ~ r,sura anoeS Sco on1Pan nles:
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3, y, r.,
s(From% Our#sR egula lar{ COrres pondent.l


From Our ag llar& Corre dent b
YAsHIN GT ON i p. jun a 80. Con-
tgress ad journed sine es to-nig ght 81 Vics.'
President irban ks thesS Senate ana
Igspea ker$ Cannon N In the Ho use, aristnE 81
lSslmultaneo at \ 10 s and DE-.
daring the session al an END s,
s Fort he first time In the ia istory
government Congress sad ourned on thas
day which losed the ti seal year thefs
sessions had 5lle journed II be fore and soma
after j una $S0th, but the Fl nth Con
gress ended n ts first sess lion, on he Sdays
when the oyerninept strl kess It's alanca9
sheet ana II loses ts boo ks. Ii
Error SCause ses i Flurry AZ.
mere were some .ilite ing features to
maj k the end 1 Which finally came; when
there were less than Ell quorum ~ aeit her
House as I'm an Senat tors and Repr resentaS
Stlves relyln on, the belief { that the Il ads
journn come Ga
made their rang gem tent ts to- ave In the
Satternoons u and they ~ Id not ain tos
athe closing scenes. sss 81
ri An 5errorEi ins the Senro ollment of Sthe sun
dry civil propriat ion bill Ca used itaS
E q Il. .Gurrysi bout the Capitol, II III was n
found by secre tary r 2oot II ] IN look 81 owes
1.-THE bill, after Il had been q gned sby tho
L President, that Il con med II Gil, q ppro,
public bull ding II In !, Wash hingt tom a pre-
Vision which had \ been N ilninated ftpn &
two ifferent bills, II "A fters some perpiex.
Eity,5 the error was corr ted b Ii a jolnt'
resolutions IL SS /. .55 4 l
VI ,s5s' ss553 II President on Hand
/. President Roosevelt came To the scapi..s
$tolS about "a a clock In atltlrlpaiion cf a18
early adjournment, and .s NH on he FOUND
that there would be "a delay iIls ordess
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THREE K EDS F;llv e e Y
81 INJURED lin EXPLOSION

Especial to The fines D pispatch,)
Il NiBRIsPOI 4 TEN " June ss0---T hs pre-.
mature explosion of 4 yna1al teS last al
camp N o. (, 2, o. the " ton Constrp ctIon
Company, d q clock this evening res
5siIllted Ia the linstaht death .of three men
and aSd the injury Of ave Sot hers The bodies
eeSf those illed were torn piece 81. The
! ames OF the sdea a men car nnot be learn
I to,niSht I, except Ben q. Powell 1, q res.
l5xnt of chprch n Tenn Gharle Iar-
IN az the same conlp,unt ", was sfStally
Sursd The N scci dsnt oEcvgrsd ne Al
lAeyt TVun. q. II
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fRv AgsocIasted Prsss.)

lWARsAW, June ISo,---A band Sot terrror'
ists attacked the city paylnaster this
afternoon alta while he was Rridr1 IN, 9 cab,
grobbed lin OF Sl.5oo and escaped NJ
otl,eri band robbed tie gas ,work . pa XII
nlasterHof 81, $50 and ESCAPED, and thlrl.
band robbed the office OF the y elfelai
} Reds tead Factory, This n alter band.
While running away, shot and & Woundetl P llll
three three X swyorkmen. one .of this band i'Was;
lcornered when, seeing tl'at oscar ., was
Impossible he coMn,|tted sllccilae'' pt''
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|CZAR FRIGHTENED /. ] 4 \:
D|sAFFECTI0|.h|. In ARMY |! B ! |.
Conference Of Highest Officera
in Empire sumrno 9 for
.$ 3l.3s} Conference. *

40 Aa.sooiatAd A Press.l y

81 ST. PETERS BUR- e, June a 80, ~ con-
ference OF the highest Ulcers Of the
army and navy has lbeen summoned To-
discuss the extent Of and the remedies
,for5ths disaftecton In the army and navy.
Officers from Kursk, seYastopo ttlaSaN,
the Caucasus, and other places WIeEs
mlon,ed ,lor,, here to report on the subject,
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.POS'T-0FF|IC TAIE|:
C0AFt:s.sILS |: s [: J SaR0BBERY 4. |l|'!||I| \
Assistant Cashier ot'iWashingt ton
City Office iss sPla ed y nder M
Arrest. is}i .l8
~ IA, nE,vlAIsaociatedIP|rIelIsllslI,,, ? = |,

sS iBy Assoc Press,)
H5syVAsHINGTON.l N. .ls june SO-,, ,harles W.
NOV horter, assistant cashier 4 OF & tha
washington city, posto nee, was arrested
last night on .complai Int OF the city post
smaster,T9 \ John "A. Merritt charged vi Il, tho
3enbezzlein ent of slo. \ The police say
Whorter con fessed to Mfr, Merritt that
I he was short In 4 ltliK acc UNITS 4 In the
amount st a ted t;s gi e s
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TRAIN R0L lED INTO
DITCH; lGHT HURT
y8Associate ted Press. .

IJTI ICA, ,i N. s u, JpRe The north
bound passenger train on the Delaware, },
LackaW wanna and Western abroad due
lin this lcItyga ;t5 A, M 4, went into the
fditch at Ghadw lcks s,S ter. m lies u sout h 5of
this city, Eight persons were iinjnred,
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5Iifa,te.nr,;a,nrt t.nr,;a, Resigns,

h sypAsHINciTO N .FiS une III ~ he u E.res,
AM Z has dec epted the Ion of Ntrst
v ta,,tanant Pro oNencs Coplylick of atAS
:, sri, corps. tenant McC rlok "
~ native Of YiT giHta ana on Y fea tAss ~
rjue5 epgps M p & ~ IN II q
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CONTINUES! op Th|lF;d 7 r P'asels'1 4
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
MUHEIM CLAIMS
 TO HAVE RECEIPT
Says PGfley GOt 69,0OO Shares of COChiSe Stock
 As Compromise

If Joseph Muheim proves in court all that is claimed by his attorney, J. Nj. O'Connell. it will be a difficult matter for Frank c. Perley to estab- hsh in court his right to POO 900 shares of the COchise Copper Mining Company's stock, and a judgment to the amount of s20,000.
 Efforts will be made by MuhsiIn to show that Perley was never entitled to more than 69, 900 shares of the com pany's stock. and that number as the result of a compromise to which he consented. Muheim holds in his pos session a receipt from Perley for the 69,000 shares.
 Before the matter ends in court it is probable that much of the early history Of the Cochise company will be given the public. Some of it may be of an interesting nature.
 Muheim, c. W. Hill and J. Ii. Matthias originally owned the Cochise group of claims on the upper part of Chihuahua Hill. They entered into an agreement with w. E. Hosmer and Albert PerIey, wherein the last three named were to promote an organiZa- tioD, raise funds to develop the prop erty. and receive as their remunera- tion several hundred thousand shares of tsock. The company was capital ized for S5.0OO.OOO.
 Attorney O'COnnell stated yesterday that the promoters held a meeting in Vermont, and while there voted to themselves a large amount of stock, Frank (. Periey taking 200,00o shares for his portion. Later he returned to Bisbee, when Muheim, Hill and Matthias refused to turn over the min ing claims to the company. alleging that Perley and his associates had not kept their agreement to raise funds through sale of stock and get development under way.
 Muheim denies that he told Perley be could wreck the company. and that if he did not accept 69,00O shares of stock in lieu of 200, 900, he would do it He says that what he did tell Perley was that he had no right to 20e. .000 shares, but that he would give him 69,OOO if he would give a receipt in full. Perley is alleged to have SlShSu d EtStilfN OL lulo hlIu Ou SEp- tember 2, 1904.
 l. is claimed by the Muheim side of the controversy that when the final settlement was made with Perley he had but 19.1O0 shares due him. hay ing already sold nearly 10000 shares of company stock in the east, for which he had never made an accounting.
 For the past two years Perley has made demands on Muheim for more stock. These have been refused. and the suit for 100000 shares or their equivalent. s20,000. was filed in Tomb stone last Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03

there were so many Jokes of this kind Perpetrated upo nth business firms in Bisbee, the joke was old and barred from common usage. He concluded his remarks thusly:
 ''GentlerIsn, know of no place on earth where joke is appreciated any better than iu Bisbee. We are aH very liberal set and never fail to grasp the main sentiment of a good joke. But inasmuch as the joke you have sprung on Mrs. Blewett is one of very frequent occurrence-one the business firms of the city have grown tired of will be compelled to i'm pose a fine of sixty days in jail upon Mr. F7yn. What is the pleasure Of the other defendant" .--
 By this time Noonan had caught the real force of the judges remarks. He thought that sixty days was too much, for any joke Of such ordinary proportions, and begged leave 10 plead not guilty to cracking joke on any enc. He also stated that he was not intoxicated. but was playing the lead ing role in this joke because F1yn had asked him ro do so. Justice Murphy could not see the point he was trying to make, in the same light His trial was set for today at o'clock. The officers believe they have the evi- dence to convict him as an acccmpIice in the robbery.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
PLEADS tHToxicATioH aT tE
 AND GETS SIXTY DAYS.
Justice Murphy Could Not See Point
 to FIyn's Joke.

When arraigned before Justice Mur- phy yesterday morning on charge of petit larceny, Joseph Flyn pleaded in toxication to exonerate himself of stealing seven pairs of trousers from Mrs. B1ewctt, who runs dry goods store on Main street.
 h explanation of the affair, Fiyn stated that he had been drinking and was looking for someone upon whom he could perpetrate 6 joke. He was rot with Noonan. as he explained, at that time. but found him afterwards and induced him 10 corroborate in a joke It was mutually agreed be tween the two that the joke should be on Mrs. Blewett. It was. and she cane out loser 10 the amount of 330.
 When Justice Murpby heard ryn's version of the story. he addressed . few personal remarks to the two ds faadaaA He said that iaasnucA as
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
RANGER WHEELER
 MAKING CAPTURES
Has Picked Up Several Men Wanted For Serious
 Offences

Lieutenant Harry Wheeler of the Arizona Rangers, has added two more important captures to his list of crinl. inals, and is making a record picking up men wanted in other places of which any officer might be proud On Wednesday night at Benson Wheeler noticed two men he thought fitted description of two brothers wanted at San Bernardino. Cal He kept the men in view while he look ed over his memorandum book and found that they were the men wanted.
 The brothers ara named Poeke. but when arrested at Benson they gave other names and denied that they were brothers. wanted at San Bernar- dino. or had ever been in the place. After they had been put on the train and taken to Tucson, they admitted that they were the parties wanted.
 They are wanted in California for a number of crimes, including Highway robbery. burglary and numerous smaller ohenses. A telegram was sent at once to the sheriff of San Der naTdino county, and he wired back to hold the men. as he had already taken steps to secure the necessary requi- sition papers,
 Wheeler only a few weeks ago picked up a young man named Clark in Tncsnn. who was wanted in Los Angeles for jail breaking, meeting him accidentally on the street. He was taken back to Los Angeles by Sheriff White Wheeler received the reward of $20O that was offered for him. and will also receive the reward for the POeke brothers
 Wheeler during the past few weeks assisted in the capture of the two Mexicans at Willcoy- who are wanted for the murder of Plunkett and Ken redy at Roosevelt last fall. They have since been positively identified as the men who committed the mur- der.
 Wheeler has a faculty Of remem- bering descriptions, and when he sees he has received. there is something doing until he has satisfied himself that it is not he man.
 Wheeler is stationed at Benson and Tucson and along the Southern Pa cific, east of those points. and is in a position to notice most of the tray elers along that line. He has more captures to his credit of men wanted for crimes in other parts of the coun- try than any other member of the ranger force.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-03
ARTHUR EDWARDS
 KILLED BY TRAIN UqIy Conductor Puts Former BiSbeeite Off With
 faIal Result

83th both legs broken. his right foot severed and internal injuries slowly ekeing his life away. Aruthur Edwards, formerly a transfer man of Bisbee and member of the Masonic order of this city, laid seven hours in 8 dying condition near the railroad track at Jarilla. New Mexico. before he was finally picked up by passen- ger crew and taken to a hospital at Alamogordo. New Mexico. He had been kicked from the train by a cor ductor, the train mangling him in the manner in which be was found. This is the information which has bes;l re- ceived in Bisbee by friends. a--
 Iu his dying statement he said he bad boarded a train at Jari!la, where he had been looking for wotk. wiih the intention of joining his wife at Fl Paso where they had arranged to meet. He offered the co4lIct.r a'l the money he had. but was refused. The conductor ordered him to lca' Q ib? [ ain. which he reEUseI tJ 70. Together with the porter, they kicked Edwards from the train. When be struck the ground, the train was run ming at rate of about fifty-four miles ga hour Ee struck a steep embank- ment, breaking his legs, and. rolling hack under the srain. one of his feet being crt of. ...-
 It is alleged in Edwasds' dying statement that the conductor saw the accident, but refused to stop The train. Edwards laid there for seven hours in a dying condition. when finally picked up By a passenger crew which was passing. Edwards was taken to Alamogordo, where he was placed in 2 hospital, dying is few hours. The Masonic lodge here was notified, 1t wiring to the lodge there 10 have the body buried under Masonic auspices.
 Mrs. Edwards was at the bedside of her dying husband. leaving Fl Paso in response to a wire sent by him. She is still in Alamogordo. where she is being cared for by the Masons.
 Edwards Is well known In Bisbae, having been In the transfer business bore for a number Of years.