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Death of Col. R. H. Dulany

Col. r. II. Dulany, of Wei.
bourneestate, Upperville, Loudoun
county, son of the late John p. Du-
lany, died very suddenly from APP
opleXy at his home about 4 O'Clock
last Wednesday afternoon, aged ST
years.
Colonel Dulany was one of the
wealthiest men in Northern Vir-
ginia. He was a gallant Confeder-
ate soldier and served throughout
the Civil War as colonel of the
Seventh Virginia Cavalry. He was
severely wounded at the battle of
Gettysburg. Three children sur
vive-Richard Dulany, Jr., of
Grafton Hall; Mrs. Robert Neville,
of Melbourne, and Mrs. j. South
gate Lennon, of Baltimore.
Colonel Dulany was one of the
most prominent citizens of North
ern Virginia. He was So years of
age, son of John p. Dulaney.
He was a descendant of the Dulany
family of Maryland, his great
grandfather having removed to
LoudOun county, Virginia, proba-
bly, a century ago. His father,
John Peyton Dulany, marrid Miss
Mary Ann De Butts, who was born
In England, the daughter of DR..
Samuel De Butts and Mary Welby,
niece of Sir William Welby. of
Grantham, Lincolnshire, England.
Colonel Dulany's sister, Mary De
Butts Dulany, married George
William Carlyle Whiting, of Vir-
GINA, son of Colonel DuIany, who
himself married his cousin, Rebecca
Dulany, daughter Of Major Rozier
Dulany, of the United States Army.
Colonel Dulany was known as the
father of horse shows in this
county. On the old plantation he
bred some of the finest hunters
that ever galloped after fox over
the hills of Northern Virginia. In
the early fifties it occurred to him
that if some of the other wealthy
horse-owners in Virginia were to
join him in exhibiting their animals
interest would be stimulated in the
breeding of fine horses. His plan
was successful, and Colonel Dulany
had the honor of holding the first
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were tied with ruby colored ribbon.
and In the knot OF the ribbon was the
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Experience Recalled.

The following interesting article,
from the pen of Mr.. Carter NJ.
Louthan, former citizen of Clarke
County, is taken from the last issue
of the Charlottesville Progress:
The recent death of the widow
of the President of the Southern
Confederacy recalls an experience
that had in Richmond during the
war of 1S61-65.
/ was in the city referred to, re-
covering strength after a season
of sickness. Some lady friends of
Orange Co., learning that / was in
Richmond and knowing that they
could command me, wrote to me TO
meet them at the depot / did as
they commanded. AS / now re-
member, there were three in the
party and the alacrity with which
| sped to the train was equalled
only by the interest that | felt in
securing for the ladies all the pleas
ure that the capital of the Confed-
eracy could afford. 1t was q part
of my mission to find suitable
quarters for them at hotel, but
alas. / was not, in that respect,
equal to the demand. Every hotel
was filled from the cellar to garrett.
What to do was with me, the
burning question" of the hour,
but solved it by going to the home
of friend and relating the circum-
stances. My lady friends were as
Sured that whatever Of comfort
could be vouchsafed at that delight
full home should be theirs. OF
course, Iwasdelighted. The ladies'
were charmed.
Orange county did not rejoice in
more attractive or more accom-
plished ladies then those whom |
had the honor to escort to the home
Of my Richmond friend. In a mo-
mentof enthusiasm my lady friends
said that | must accompany them
toevery point of interest in the city,
including visit to President Davis
at the Executive Mansion. AS a
handsome turnout" was furnished
by ladies', l interposed no objection
to driving with them all over the
Queen city of the south, but told
them, frankly, thatthey would have
toeXcuse me from calling with them
on the President. / was, at that
time, younger than / am now, by
several years, and had an idea that
l would feel very much embarrass-
ed iii such an august presence.
Since that day, however, / have
not only seen several President but
have actually come to the conclusion
that they are no harder to approach
then other gentleman.
Cleveland, Harrison, Mckinley
and Roosevelt have all told me
HOwd'ye" and | have said the
same to them. / had seen Mr..
Davis on the battlefield at Manassas
and his presence had proved an in
spration, but | could not divest|
myself of the idea that to undertake
to introduce my lady friends to
him, in the White House of the
Confederacy, would upset my
equilibrium almost as much as
cannon ball afterwards narrowly
escaped doing at Gettysburg. But
the ladies said that / must 90 with
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Courteous Methods OF Dealing with
Its Vast Army OF BeGEnrs-vaIue OF
Creased GOwns-How Young People
Court Each other.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17
WILL CONSOLIDATE
Unlisted Bonanza Circles Are Reported to Have Enter
 ed Merger.
CALUMET & ARIZONA
 SHOWS SOME STRENGTH
leY Frank ]. Graf.l

BISBEE. May 16.-Up to late tonight there is nothing definite regarding the consolidation of the unlisted Bonanza Circle stocks. Although I understand that it has been agreed to consolidate nothing definite has been decided about the pro rata. The market. how ever, holds we'll and has shown some advance. with more bidders in che mar ket. Calumet & Arizona has shown strength the entire day. and at the close bids at s113.50 failed to bring it out, while curb brokers were bidding s114, with no avail. Pittsburg & Du- luth has been in good demand at $19.50, with some coming out. at s20. Junction early this morning was sought aft>r at s25.25. and sales were I,ade as high as s25.75 at the close. Butte Coalition aas been ofr during the Jay, and clo., ed at sss;25 bid, being offered at s3s.5o. N.- 'n Du.'e , o.ossa a W Ss3. Arizona ~eommerS. n.ha. good today by reaching s33 bid.
 stocks held about the same as yestel- day, with plenty of offerings.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17
OLD DOMINION TO
 GIVE 5o-cENT DIVIDEND

It is understood that the United Globe Mines, controlled by the Old Dominion Co. of Maine, will shortly declare another dividend of s6.50 per share which will permit the Old Do ininion Co. of Maine to declare a dividend of 50 cents share.
 There are 23.000 shares of stock of the United Globe Mines, par value s100, all of which Is owned by the Old Dominion Co. of Maine.
 A dividend of $6.50 per share on the United Globe returns the Old Domin- ion Co. s149,500 which is sufficient to pay a dividend of 50 cents per share on the Maine Go. stock.
 This is the second dividend de clared by the United Globe Go. under Old Dominion management. the first having been paid Dec. last, when the Old Dominion Co. of Maine declared an initial dividend of 50 cents per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17

At Washington: Washington 0, 8, o. Detroit 4, g, 0. Patten, Smith and Kit fridge; Donahua and Panye. National
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17
~-sss ssrfcsl5n CfTss.

At the Junction no sinking is in progress at present, energy being cen tered upon the lateral openings. The shaft is bottomed at 8 depth of 1,030 feet. Eventually, after the 1,0O0-foot levels we'll opened up, sinking will be resumed.
 At the 9O0-foot level of the June ton shaft a distance of about 800 feet has been driven eastward, practically the entire length of the drift being in Ieached ore enclosed in an altered limestone There are occasional stringers of rich carbonate ore en- countered, which give the drift very favorable appearance. There is also a drift advancing northward and some crosscuts on the 900-foot level, while at the 1.O00-foot level four drifts are advancing, with variable lengths, up to about 400 feet. No important re suits have been secured.
 The permanent hoisting engine al the Junction is completed and in op- eration. It has capacity Of operat' ing to a depth of 2,500 feet and is a duplicate of the hoisting engine near. l ing completion at the Oliver shaft of the Calumet & Arizona, having fouI cylinders. One cylinder is set at each corner of the bed plate and inclines at an angle of about 45 degrees, up ward toward the-crank shaft, which i is elevated on a plane considerably above the cylinder beds. so that the cable reel does not require pit with ' in which to revolvs.
 The structural steel head frame al the Junction is just being finished and
 will be in service in few days. p. 6 Q. Ore Developments. | The Pittsburg & Duluth strike o
 ore, which was made in sub-leyel al | depth Of 1900 feet about montf
 ago, continues to fulfill it's first prom ise and work at that point is openint
 up good oxidized copper ore. Thii
 development is in the Sunnysids claim, where together with the ad1oin ing Alhambra claim, most of the com
 mercial ore of the Pittsburg & Dulutt has been developed.
 It is on a level 50 feet above tn. l1,35O-foot level, which is the bottom level of the mine. This bottom leve
 of the Pittsburg & Duluth correspond
 to the 1,0O0-foot level of the Lak'
 Superior & Pitsburg. to which all O the Pittsburg & Duluth ore is tram rned for hosting to surface.
 The ore development in the 1,3eO
 foot sub-level is one of the most i'm lportant achievements in the career O
 the Pittsburg & Duluth, as 1t adds ma
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17
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MARKET CLOSES
 SOMEWHAT STRONGER
(Sepcial to Review.l

NEW YORK, May 16.-Total sales SC1,400 shares. Money closed 3 1-2 per cent.
 The market closed strong and higher in all departments. Strength was well distributed, but activity seemed to be centered in Amalgamat- ed Copper, Sugar and stocks of that character In making Amalgamated and Sugar leaders, good judgment is shown. Both stocks have large spec ulatiye following. An Indianapolis dispatch says the United Mine Work. CTS today finally and fiatly turned down any and all arbitration offers from the sofe coal operators.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17

Destroy the cause you remove the effect"
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
 Bisbee Drug Company Special Agents. ARIZONA RACE HORSES
 ARE SHIPPED EAST
 The four best horses of c. Adams string of Phoenix, left for Davenport where they will be trained for the grand circuit. The horses are Custer, Sally Pointer, Billy A. and Bystander. All can go in the neighborhood of 2:10. and Custer Is believed to be a coming two-minute horse. He has no record, but 1t is known can go in 2:05- He will be entered in the Chamber of Commerce stake at Detroit on July
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17

The Calumet & Pittsburg is the bright particular lode star in the Cal
 umet & Arizona sisterhood of proper ties at the present moment. The Hoatson shaft on the Del Norte claim of this property, which it Is con fidently hoped will be the entrance to the kingdom" for the Calumet &
 Pittsburg, has for the past two weeks
 been penetrating body of as fine
 ieached material as has ever been
 disclosed in the district, giving strong
 indications of the close approach to a commercial ore body. The shaft is
 bottomed at a depth of 1.1S0 feet. ac- cording to the latest advices received in Calumet from General Manager Powell. and is sinking steadily.
 No drifts have yet been started from any level in the Hoatson shaft, and it is not planned that any shall begin until slackening in the sinking op- erations is compelled by reason of an increased flow of water. The water in the shaft thus far has not been a sar,o,,. problem. and as long as 1t re- mains n,oser.t te the shaft win be driven steadily ahead. without any secondary operations to interfere with its progress. says the Houghton Ga zette,-
 Then later, when the flow of water increases, as may be reasonably ex- pected when the sulphide zone is be- ing entered, and the sinking is hinder ed to a degree that will give the hoist ing engine time to bring up dirt from other points, laterals will be started from tae shaft.
 Another important C. G ?. Point.
 There is another important point that will justify watching in the Calu- met & Pittsburg workings. This is in a drift that enters the Ormund claim of the property, coming in from the s00-foot level of the Junction shaft. It of nearby commercial ore body. The breast of this drift is about 200 feet rom the Hoatson shaft and on horizontal plane corresponding to the 900 foot level of that shaft. This drift is driving steadily forward,
 The Briggs shaft of the Calumet 6 Pittsburg has not achieved any fna- portant results so far in the way of ore deyelopment. 1t is now deyoting it's attention to the extension of drifts, having attained deptt that will remain it's permanent bottom for an indefi nite time.
 The hoistipg engine at the Hoatson shaft is one formerly used at the Junction shaft and has capacity toj operate 70 a depth of 1,500 feet. The hcisting engine at the Briggs shaft lis capable of meeting all needs st istras. erf [
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17
THE OUTLOOK FOR
 CATTLE IS FINE

SILVER CITY. N. NJ, May 1s.-Dur- ing the past few days cattle shipments from this point have been heavy. The Lyons-Campbeil company has been loading quite a large herd of cattle that they purchased to ship to Colo rado for pasturage.
 A number of the stcckmen in this section have not sold yet, as they are holding out for a little higher price than is being paid this spring.
 Showers during the past week in various localities have improed the range in fine shape, and if there is an early rainy season, cattlemen say the range and the cattle business in gen eral will be the best that has been known for the past 5 years in south ern New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17
NOT HEREDITARY. 5aIdness Due to Living Minute Germ.

Many people, even unto the present day of grace, consider badness due to hereditary influence.
 Nothing is further from the truth Badness is caused by the onslaught of a minute organism which secrets itself beneath the scalp and attacks the roots of the hair-causing 1t to lose its life and fall out.
 This organism cannot be got rid of except by the free and perseyering use of Newbro's Herpicide.
 No matter how badly the scalp is effected the Dandruff surely disap- pears and hair health Is restored when Herpicide is applied.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17
May 16, 1906.

May 16, 1906. Market Buoyant
 And Better Prices.
 The market today was quite buoyant during the first four hours and prices took on an advance; while not a heavy one was sufficient to instill more interest in dealing than has been apparent for several days. It would look as though some thing of a more healthy condi- ion, may develop in the market and that today's slight rally may be the forerunner of great CT activity.
 Nothing authentic has been given out regarding the pro- posed merger of the Circle companies. and it appears very much as though this-feature is to again suffer a prolonged postponement. This will not scrurise us in the least, as the present, in the oG.nion> of a great many, i5 still a plc@a- ture time for carrying out such plan for a combine as has been so much talked of.
 Trading for the present is confined mostly to c. & P. and Junction, with L. s. & P. also commanding its share. These three stocks are likely to. be the favorites for some ume to come, and on any rallies are bound to make good advances. The remainder of the list is is holding it's own and prices are firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17
Closing Quotations.
SPECIAL RATE ON
 ARIZONA BULLION

George w. Marks, U. s. assayer at St. Louis, states that the express com panies have given a special rate on bullion to that place from any point in Arizona until further notice. The mint at San Francisco will be out of service for some time and all bullion can be shipped to the St. Louis assay office. where it will be assayed and paid for upon receipt.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17
PRITCHARD, HAGEN & CO.,,
 Brokers and Promoters.

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 The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stccks. on commission, OUR sPe- CiAlTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michisan-she HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-17
Wednesday. May 16, 1906.


 The market Is still in a feverisn mood. Holders of the Bonanzas are anxious to learn the outcome of the consolidation program. Some are picking up the shares which they think will be most favored in the prop osition, while others are selling the ones which they feel are likely to be slighted. When the plan is ultimately given out, there will, of course, be profit-taking in some of the securities, while others will not fare so well. The stocks show a very slight advance and most of the bidding comes from the northern country. l.. s. & P. was sought after at close around $33.50. with no stock coming out. Denn show ed a bidding element, with but little stock offered under $14.50. Greene. Old Dominion and Coalition changed but little.
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