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Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-20

They do say the new voting ma chinevotes like an individua,. But then we have always had lot of in- dividu&ls that vote like machines
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-20
"Men Only"

FOR RENT-Two rooms for rent over the Standard Furniture Company. Suitable for office rooms or light housekeeping. Light housekeeping furnished.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-20
3 ROOMS FOR HoUsEkEEPINe.

Inquire at Standard Furniture Co. Brewery Ave. Also sewing machines for sale or rent. N L. Hayden.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-20

It must be source of satisfaction to the new King of Denmark. who has succeeded to the throne. in his 63rh year. that nobody will call him the 'boy king"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-20

Maybe the doctors will get even with Grover Cleveland, by demanding that he translate some of his public into plain English
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-20

FRANK ". GOODBODY,
 Probate Judge. 1st Pub. Feb. n. 1906.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
Two Are Hurt in oerailment.

Atlanta. MaroA The turning Of
a swi a. under Southern railway
freibh' train ~ IIOwcll's station on
W'dnesdav az moon derailcd six cars
= rh' freight injured two employos
N blocked tho main line of The road
:pr seven tIrr- during witch 'irac
'rtfTiC wa- ,o.i l~ll irpehcd Tno,e
hurt were Swi'chman J. VI. Tapp. v no
suffer-! = fracture Of the ankle. and
Ward CoudTc or Il n West. Jr. who's p
IaEd wa badly bruised. Tapp W..
carried 20 rhr Grad, hospital
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24

Newark. y. j.. March 23.-Guiseppe
Marmo. an Italian. vas hanged Thurs
day for the murder OF his brother-in.
law. Nunzio Mariana. The murder
followed a violent quarrel between two
men. The struggle which Marmo had
made to save himself from the gal
lows was a remarkable one. Not
only did he exhaust all the methods
known To law, but on at least two oc-
casions he made attempts tn escape.
One of these attempts was made In
the courtroom after he had been sen
fenced 10 death for .he third time.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
WILL Law CORNER STONE.
Roosevelt Will Place Corner stone Of
New Once BUILDING.

~''s~s @ss9s'8s
Washington. March 23.-Presideut
Roosevelt will take part In the layins
Of the corner stone Of the ne& once
building for members Of the house rep
rcscnia:ives On Saturday. April 20. at
? O'Clock In the afternoo0 at which
time the ceremony will be almost iden.
tical with the lyaing OF the conversions
Of the United States capitol by Presi.
dent Washington nearly one hundred
and thirteen years ago.
The Federal Masonic League which
had charge Of the ceremony over q
century ago. will have the honor OF d.
recting the swinging Of the corner
stone Of the house annex. Walter
A. Bro~n the grandmaster Of the Ma.
sonic League of the District OF Coium.
bia, will superintendent the exercises
and addresses will be made by the
president and Speaker Cannou.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
Cruiser Charleston Makes Trial.

Rpckland Me. March 23.-The frst
class cruiser Charleston. equipped
with prop"llcrs Of government design
In place of 'hose originally supplied
by her builders. the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry DDck company.
started Thursday for a second stand.
ardization ''ial over the Owls Head
cor new propellers are -
Pc { o. -or than those originally
d"si.L'd ipr the wsrship.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
Heir presumptIve 20 Torture.

New York March 2;.--The American
says that cne. healthy. blue eyed. IL.
pound bov. who opened his eyes upon
'hc world for the first time Wedne sday
night In tho house In West Fifty.four;h
street. near Fifth avenue. Is heir pre-.
su'nptive 10 the greatest fortune In the
world. for the baby at its christening.
VIII he John n Rockefeller III. The
son born to Mr.. and Mrs. John ID.
Rockefeller. Jr.. gratifies one ~ the
dearest wishes Of its grandfather. who
has hoped for a male heir 10 his son
ever since the latters marriage TO
.thbie q. Aldrich. daughter Of United
States Senator Aldrich. Of Rhode
island. The mother is doing remark
ably well. an the doctor and nurses
declare they never saw a hands0mcr
0r healthier boy.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
Steiner ana Schooner Collide.

Cape F-nry March 23.-The Ger.
man steamer San Miguel. bound from
Baltimore IN Pnr; Maria and the schoo
nei Ralph - HAYWARD. from New
Yora. coll!dei On here Wedncs day
nishi Tu- schooner Is leaking bad.
~. ana IL Deached at L,nnha,en In.
lot The rug North America has gone
10 her assistance" The steamer San
Miguel pro-, cd-d - Baltimore Thurs
daN. Her main mast was carried away
and deck trimmings and stack were
.lisnln'led. \ large hole appeared on
'hc water line, Pvrt side, aft smidship
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
COTTON MAKES AALFcENT JUMP
Fieecy Staple Was In Great Demand
on Wednesday.

New York. March g.. There was
considerable activity and excitement
during the DAYS session in the cotton
market with prices advancing more
than halt a cent a pound from the low
level Of Wednesday.
Liverpool took a bullish view ot the
census report. which caused the break
In the local market and cables were
much higher than expected This
caused active covering here and the
market opened at an advance Of IL
AS points
There was aggressive bull support
on very slight recession and before
the upward movement was checked
May contracts sold NJ 1880. or 81
points ne, higher and July at 1923. one
of the main features being the shrink.
age In the difference between May and
July. which led 10 rumors Of q May
corner
In the late trading MAY held at I0?e
and Jul" al 1924. OF 33 To .? points
net higher. The close was a little on
from the best. but steady at a net ad
vance Of 1G 10 3G points.
The sales ~ the day were esrima tod
az Cot. 800 bales.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
WILL olsRE GARD rng ORDER.
American Steamer VIII Not Fly The
Cuban FLAG.


Charleston, .. & March %. The
American steamer CristoDal Colon.
which came into this port some day .
ego with machinery disabled. sailed
for Batabano. Cuba. Wednesday. and
will. upon arrival. take up q regular
run between that port and the Isle Of
Pines.
T. J. Keenan,. OF Pittsburg. president
Of the Isle OF Pines Steamship COM
pany. Is on board and said that he had
received notice from the Cuban treas
ny department TO register In Cuba
This he did not propose TO do.
THE COlon's owners he said. be.
fore sailing. claim the right tO run
between Batasbano and the Isle of
Pines under General Woods military
regulations. which were subseGsientlv
made Cuban law by agreement with
the United States. which gives Amer.
Ican SHIPS the same rights as native
vessels IN Cuban waters. Disregard.
Ing this Law. the Cuban treasury de-
have Cuban registry and fiy the Cuban
flag"
The owners have appealed to the
state department. AZ Washington. II
shipping interests in the West Indies,
and The Result OF the affair Is anxiOu y.
ly watched.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
EARTHQUAKES VISIT
ISLAND OF USTlCk
Population Lives In Constant
Terror.
AL HOUSES WE'RE oeMoL,sHEp
The a Shocks which Nave Visited the
Island During the past Three Days
csvses . Great Panic Among the
inhabitants.

New York. March 23.--A cable dis.
patch to the Herald from Palermo
says:
There have been 81 earthquakes at
this place on the Island OF Cstica dur.
ing the last three days. The popula.
tion lives In constant terror. A great
valley has been formed In the center
Of the ISLAM. and al! the houses have
been demolished.
The shocks have been vertical. not
undulatory. and were accompanied by
loud rumblings.
The last shocks, which occurred on
Wednesday. finished the work Of de.
struction. Panic seized upon the 2.OOo
Inhabitants OF the island who aban.
dOned their houses after the iirst wish
taiion OF the earthquake. and camped
in the streets and fields. Many took
refuge In boats In harbor.
The island is used as a penal set.
Element for hard labor criminals, of
whom there are COO Quartercd there.
These were also paaic-stricSen. and
2;:c: :ip;C6 10 escape. and a-;ackC 4
tLeir guards. but were subdued.
One Of the three mountains on the
island Is reported 10 be In eruption.
A scientific commission has gone to
study the phenomena.
soldiers. doctors. Red Cross nurse
and li'ters have also been sent, as
gr,a rr Disturbances are feared.
ist.Ca island has abou, 2.O0J inhab.
itants, and l. about six miles north,
northwest OF this city.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
WOMAN TELLs HoRa,sLE STORY.
Prisoner In = Negro Dive For Five
lOnu Monehm.

New York. March 33.-Hattie waf-
ren. q white woman. was lured to a
resort frequen,ed only by negroes. In
this city. and there held q prisoner
for more than ave months. during
which time she was subjeesed TO the
Erossest indignities. according 10 the
story. told by the woman herself In the
court Of general sessions.
She vaa the nrst witness produced
by the prosecutiJn IN the case Of Rob-
ert Spriggs. the alleged proprietor of
the house where the woman claims she
was held prisoner.
The charge against Sprtggs is se-
ducticn.
His arrest followed q raid on his
place during an investigation of the
socalled white slave" evil by the dis
trict attorneys Office Several other
women and number OF negroes were
taken by the police when the raid was
made.
Hattie Warren told the jury that
she was lured TO Spriggs' house In
February, 1895. while she was lntox-
seated. Her clothing was taken from
her. she said. and she was held q pris-
Oner until she succeeded In making her
escape last July. During her stay
at the house according 10 her story.
all doors and windows were barred.
and the only clothing given her con.
sisted Of one garment. She vas forced
to associate with negro men who fire.
qucnted the house. and when she com.
planned Of her treatment. spriggs beat
her.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
Son Kills His Father.

Atlanta. March 23.-E. Frank Pur.
cell. VI mont hotel barber. 20 years
old. late Wednesday afternoon shot
and killed his father. Henry Jackson
Purcell. a carpenter. At their home.
272 CORTLAND street. At the time Of
the killing the elder Purcell Is said to
have been advancing upon his wife.
his son and his sons wife with a mur.
derous looking knife. declaring that he
would clean up the whole family"
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
Three Injured in Burning suiIdino.

Chicago. Marcn - Ono girl and
two fircm"n were slightly injured. Il
score of fr, men were n"arly overcome
by smoke and serious panic among
tho mill prisoners In the Cook county
jail was threatened H. the result of a
fire that started in the four-story brick
builtiH. on k!nscy street Wednesday
night. Tnc injured girl was one of a
night crew of % girls making clociric
apparatus in the Eeiicn Manuisctur.
ing Company's building at 192i9t
Michigan street. in the rear Of the
burning structure. Through Windows
on he alley 'hc girls saw the hames
and rushed IN a panic into Michigan
street In the crush one Of them was
hnrf
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
Nm Test the Lnsltes.

Quincy Kan, March - The bar
'l..tlp N,W J.r.'l. which Vt- Goa
s'-uc'ci tot tLr government by 'h.
Fore River Sl.pouildiuS company. lrf'
~, Fo.- River d'ct THURSDAY for a
run rhror,;h Massachusetts hay fpr al
.r,Tc,a. '--. ~ '.r engine, an. ',r,"
Tha us:a.l, t'.-I WI. .r h'.i In ,A.c
aS,a or 2e'H atea thc NV J'r,"y ~.
d, reou.- "a maze - kgots an hugr
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24

Moscow. Mach 23.-rhe creAis msr
tual bank has issued o notice % ths
effort that the robbery of ssss. 600 fscm
It's vaults March 10 Win not affect I'm
Fdssency. The employees deny gisin9
the keys OF the vauk TO the robbers.
declaring that the leader OF tho hand
had q key OF hts own and admitting
that the combination lock had noe beam
set when the robbers entered the bank.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24

New York. March 23-B. r. Yoakum.
chairman Of the executive committee
OF the Rock Island and Frisco sys-
TEN. was operated ON for appendicitis
on Tuesday evening. II was said at
the hotel Wednesday night that Mr..
Yoakum had rallied from the shock OF
the operation and that there was every
reason 10 hope for his speedy recovery.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24

Berlin. March z3.-Unusually large
numbers Of Jewish and Russian emi-
grants to the United States and South
America are expected To leave Ger
many after Easter. and an in1nsntiai
committe has been formed here with
the object OF directing the emIgrafioa
70 the best places.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24

Bsr''n. March Rnssis's instsus-
tions to Count Cssslnni. her chisf g.
egate 10 the Moroccan ecufsrsnns.
have affected the German avyesumame
most unfavorably. and came aimeaG
~ q challenge at che mOmsnk tAsk o
settlement of the auestions In aaspWfs
at Aigeciras seemed certain. 10 is
not improbable that the aftitmae ef
both the French and German asbsGnass
win be iniiaenced thereby. nasgasshsa
from Algeciras today indicats nm ~
yieldins disposisioa on ssshss ns6e
over the question: whether ths FssasA
and Spanish Inspector q police shaIl
cooperate In each harbor or eoasss& e
four exclusively Preach and fnus ca,
ciusively Spanish inspectora
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
N.aro Accidentally killer.

l.avonia. Ga. March 23.--John Park
or, a Negro about - years of age. sho,
snd instantly Killed himself here this
morning. II Is said be- was b-ushine
his clothing, when the hammer of O
pistol which he mad In his coat pock
Ct. vas struck. exploding tie cartridge
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24

Washington. March 23.-The secre-
tary OF the navy has received the res
ignation of Midshipman Minor Msvyi-
wether. Jr. This is the second time
he has offered his resignafioa. and On
has latest communication he says hss
eyes are weak. NO action has yet
been taken ON the resignation.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
viii Attend Wheeler Memorial.

Montgomery. Ala. March 23.-The
confederate veterans OF Alabama. are
invited IL attend the Wheeler memo
rial in Atlanta. and II is expected thar
there will w. a good crowd from ths
state.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24
SHERIFF and MOD
EXCHANGE SHOTS
INcIoGNr CAUSED GxcsrMGNr

~ the Mss Appessskss sAs Sss,. ssss
eAseiW's Men Fsrss sa u sa6 sss
Aass o'spsrsss-rhs ssssrs aasasss
N Atsssape b Gsssss.
Col,rhia. 9. C.. March "a. "A boAy
of armed men rode into Bish0Dvilis,
the county seat Of Lee coanty, and
made desperate effort to lynch 3 ~
gro named Jim Dessaassare. Who thrse
weeks ago attempted to assassinass o
man by the name of Barmes. shooting
him through the lungs.
In some way the sheriff sos wind ee
the mob's intentions and prepared %
resist ik When the mob asared tAs
jail vealeys were exchanged with tAe
sheriff and his deputies. Seeing tlvs
oaicers here. and that they were oas-
wttted. the crowd dispersed wishomf
bloodshed.
Daring the day the prisoner swcursa
q rope and letting d. down Co tAs
ground. a confederate placed an isvn
bar upoa Il. which was drawn in. A
the jaiisr sntered his cen ths negso
made q murderous assault wpsn MIN.
but being . pOwerfai man. shs jaiBpe
overpowered his assailant. nearly beat
ing the negro to death.
The incident canssd much sSesse.
ment In the town and was the inms,
date cause oe the attempted lynshtnG
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-24

Georgia under even the worst condi
tions.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
JACOB ScHLANK YIELDS KNIFE
Frank DinuE.o Cut In Three Places,
One of which IL of Serious
Character. .r'

Frank Dinuzzo. proprietor Of the saloon
at 1202 Douglas street, was stabbed three
times by Jacob Schlank following a quarrel
in his saloon about 1880 o'clock Saturday
night An ordinary pocketknife was the
instrument used. and the blade took effect
In the left side one at the back Of the
left shoulder and one across the left cheek
1t is asserted by persons well acquainted
with the men that there has been bad blood
between them some time over a woman
and that this was the cause OF the cutting
Schlank had Just entered the saloon and
was taking a soft drink at the bar. The
bartender said he did not notice anything
out Of the way going on until Schlank drew
the knife and cut Dinuzzo. schlank told
the police Dinuszo struck him with a re-
volver and bottle before he used the knife,
but this is denied by some of the witnesses.
The police were notified Immediately and
objects were sent to the place in the patrol
wagon with Surgeon Harris, who had the
injured man removed to the Omaha general
hospital. DIR. Detweiler was also called to
attend him. At the hospital II was stated
one of the wounds, that in the side. is sc.
rious. having penetrated the lung.
After the cutting schlank disappeared, but
was arrested shortly after midnight by
Sergeant Dempsey. while on his way to the
station TO give himself up He said he had
called up his mother on the telephone and
she had told him to go TO the station.
Schlank is about q years old and lives with
his parents at 1119 Douglas street Mrs.
Schank runs restaurant at SlI South
Tenth street. Dinuzzo is about rs years
old and lives at 26o9 Rees street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
OUR LETTER SOY.


OMAHA, Aug. 8.--To the Editor OF The
Bee: In answer TO the query have re-
ceived q great many times during the last
day of two a. TO my being member Of
the Dahlman Democrscy. / wish to state
that I am not only a member Of this or
sanizstion. but one OF the inoorporators
thereof, and believe this club is intended
TO sustain and hold up the hands OF the
best city administration Omaha has ever
had, and believe that all democrats should
unite In the support Of an administration
that to my mind. Is honestly and con
scientiousiy trying to carry out the planks
Of the best democratic city platform ever
written.
This cowboy mayor Of ours was turned
loose last spring with his 'lariet rope and
spurs to win this fight. and as one demo-
crat don't feel like shrinking or shirk-
ing any responsibility Of his administra-
ton. and II the brand keeps TO its present
high standard on all things Except as to
a few minor sppointments) l am ready to
follow II 20 the end OF the trail.
z. e. HOWELL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27

ray. now Of onaea, Kan. Is visiting her
parents In this city.
James Thomas was sentenced 10 ten days
In the city jail for disorderly conduct while
in a state OF intoxication.
Thomas Robinson. colored. who was con-
victed Of petit larceny, having stolen q
suit OF clothes last week from the lodging
house OF All Nations at Twenty sixth and
NJ streets, was sentenced to twenty-three
days IN the county Jail
Thomas McCollum filed his notice Of ap-
peal with the city clerk. He has a claim
against the city for Ss0SOO, arising from
alleged injuries sustained on N street last
February. He appeals from the action Of
The death OF Albert J. Krejek, Twenty.
nth and NJ streets. an old resident. well
known AZ q musician to the people OF South
Omaha. occurred yesterday evening The
the Bohemian Catholic church Monday
morning az $50 O'Clock. The burial will
be IN ST. Mary'e cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27


The most popular mode at present in
Parts Is that Of the eorselet skirt. and a
very attractive new model for an outfit Of
this kind is shown. The blouse is one Of
those fetching little affairs OF soft hlmy
fabric. which are NOT dificult TO make and
yet serve for any sort OF nice occasion. II
may be made of a thin silk. taffetas. cash
mere or yelling and with or without the
chemisette or yoke of lace The broad
shouldered effect is given by the tuck over
the shoulder. which Is taken up after the
shoulder seams are sewed. The sleeves arr
very charming little affairs as shown. h,nt
they may be long II preferred. The sxirl
IL a seven-piece circular one. fitting CAcel
lentiy at the top and haring widely abou
the bottom. IL the corselet is not deslre<
II may be finished In regulation oIatline OF
In round relnture effect. These skirts ar,
little trimmed save for bands or. folds abou
the lower edge The skirt HIny be deyei
oped in any of the new materials. broad
cloth being excellent. For the medium slz,
the waist calls for three. yards OF S-incl
material and the skirt 6, yards OF al-inch.
Two patterns-sI44. fLses So TO q inche,
bust measure: 67S. sizes 10 to 90 inchsl
waist.
The price Of thesIa patterns is 20 cents. bu
either will be senL upon receipt OF 10 cents
Foi the acc Smmodation Of The Oman.
Bee readers hsse patterns. which usual,
retail at .fr Sm Is 70 50 cents. win be fur
nished at a nomir al price 90 cents. whicl
covers al, expenses. In order TO get a pat
tern en- tlose 10 cents, giving number AM
name ~ pattern wanted and bust Measure
As tfA patterns are mailed direct from th.
pub Ashers In New York. Il will rsqulr,
se6ut a weeks time to MI tia order. Ad
JGess; Pattern Department rhs Oman.
SBes, Omaha. Nee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
Cut-Om Lake.

OMAHA. Aug. 25.-To the Editor OF The
Bee: Cut-On lake IL a beautiful body of
water lying right In the city's lap. so to
speak. we'll stocked with fish. free from
destructive storms ana an ideal body OF
water for bathing and boating. Few people
OF Omaha realize what a prize the city
has in this lake, right at the city's door,
with fair street car facilities. A boulevard
around this lake would help more than any
one thing to popularize this much neglected
body of water. The poorer class of people
as a rule so far have been patronising the
lake and In my judgment the proper au-
thorittes could not make a more popular
move than by seeing to II that the lake
is improved by n boulevard and parking
in spots along the boulevard. Any other
city but Omaha would appreciate this body
of water. Kansas City. for instance, would
have spent thousands OF dollars on i'm
provement and beautifying long before this
and the shore WOULD be lined with cozy
cottages and the water dotted with private
launches and boats OF all descriptions. 1
see in the papers that there is a move
ment on foot to improve the lake and
build cottages. Am glad to see this spirit
manifested and hope It will grow until
Cut-On lake will be the pride of every
man, woman and child In this neighborhood.
r. M. NELSON.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
Douglas ts4D Printing Co., i5os Howard
GOVERNOR VISITS CITY JAIL
Comes Unannounced and 0n,cers en-
Duty Fail TO Recosnise
Him.

Governor John II. Mickey and Lieutenant
Governor McGilton called at the Omaha
city Jail Saturday evening for the purpose
Of going through the lookup. When his
excellency presented himself at the window
and asked for the chief Desk Sergeant
Havey failed to recognize the executive,
but replied that the head Of the Omaha
police department was not at the station.
He told him, however. that Captain Dunn
was in. but that the captain vas very
busy just then and he would have to wait.
Seeing that all citizens were given the
same treatment without favor, prejudice
or regard to distinguished appearance, Mr..
McGilton leaned over and informed the
sergeant what parsonage IL was that was
calling. As soon as this became known, a
sweating process which the captain was
at that time conducting, was Immediately
interrupted. and he emerged to greet the
governor.
The two visitors were then taken through
the Jail and both made a careful inspection.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-27
WOMAN is A POOR MARksMAN
misses Her Husband sRd shoots
aaa IN AlIey An Rear OF
House.

william SchwSrts. iIa6 South Thirteenth
street. was shot In the right shoulder Sat
urday evening while unhitching team OF
horses IN the alley adjoining the home OF
John Hart. 1917 South Twentieth street
Ibe shot vas one of three which, II ID
sssrted. we're nred by Mrs Jessie Tracy,
Daughter Of John Hart. at her husband
Varies Tney. during a quarrel.
The police were notified and the wagon
n officers and Surgeon Harris were sent
The soene. schwartS had been taken "a
nerger's grocery store. 1871 South Tween
tieth street, where the wound was found
TO be superficial He was taken home By
the police.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy ned from the neigh
borhood before the ~-trai wagon reached
the sesnA