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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
FORMER MAJOR
SENTENCED

~ T. 81 John Lynch Hlosse. eN-
major ln the British army. was this
moruing sentenced hy Judge Frazier
"a serve elk months ln the county
mi for passing bogus checks IN
tan king the commitment the Judge
hiid be was moved 60 lenieney on
account Of The prisoners evident
coutfitiou ana antipathy 20 hsbitual
.TF4r#a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
ORDINANCE IS VETOED.

An ordinance granting to the Sc
attic A Tacoma Power company q
franchise to lay aud maintain pipes
and conduits for steam and water
In certain streets OF the city was
vetoed by Mayor Moore last night,
and the veto was sustained by the
council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

kna u the Journey p mob held then
W. Two ~ che RESERVES made an
esrsgss. bat BeHp Trenutufed aud
f~xrsialy beaten. sna sili probably
tie fw1m their wounds The negroes
wsrr captured IA TIE ward ~ MFs
n q Thompson. q white woman
S1e Nairhed The scene from her
pe~eh and whlie looking upon the
aeFne. dfnpped dead presumably
ftem heart failure caused By the
anueaal excitement
rhn Militia vas Withdrawn from
tar streets during the aaf bat Wcfe
- aaiY again IN the evening An
sffst~s has been issued - the SOY
efanr fufbfhdiuw ftr snle ~ FIRE
aFsae and ammunition without .
nFtften order from himssif
School uprued yesterday. With q
nbFgnai attendance. snd number
~ Nhiis children "a route 10 their
studies wer. stoned but nothing
serious rraulted IN the way Of n
battle between the pupils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
ANGELA MAY
BRINGS SUIT

Through her lawyer. 7. =. Carroll.
suit for damages has been brought
San he superior court by the wei
known musical comedy singer An
eels May. The suit Is against the
Journal Music Publishing company,
ana Is for damages resulting. II IL
claimed. from the non delivery - a
song which that company had
agreed TO print and deliver within
"a specified time.
The song in question - one which
Miss Nav had composed for the
auto boat clubs. and which she was
Co have sung july !. entitled You
ought 10 Come ia My Auto Boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

ATLANTA. Ca. Sept Is The
sosefnnf SAYS that he Nuut declare
Hafiial las bat saYs BE- will send
enough troops To prevent further
tfuubIs a. fast aa they can mobil
Ire. bat the civil authorities can
aud must control he has refused
10 issue arms 10 the deputies and
said that after he has stopped the
ifnchioR he would punish thu lynch
err Solicitor General tlll said that
81 would prosecute the lynchers "a
the fan extent Of the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

Eastern Nas operated by Mrs.
Charles Busch wtfe ~ the captain
81 the Lincoln psrk police Her ar
rcsf made Il necessary for Captain
Busch 20 resign under the fire ~
public criticism
Mrs Victoria Stafford. a sister
Of Ms Busch. was manager 81 tho
Queen hotel and their brother.
Richard Stafford. the manager II
the Great Western hotel Mr. FL
len Burke. who managed the En-
pire hotel. and Mrs Helen Nark.
ham. who ran the Hotel Cecil. afs
said 20 be connected
Since the raid all these hotels
and several more have been ciosed.
Their prnpristors sought tempo
fary injunction that would permit
them 10 open. but Judge kaYanAugh
denied them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

ATLANTA. Ca sept = Al the
students 81 TIE cHtanen nssfe sssu-
inafx. e. Brswmsgtfls. have been ~.
rested makinE shs total agmhsF ar.
rested Gee A. appeal he iur'
been sent tn ~ snssrnor ie tn-
ffrsss fhv nHmhsf - troops en- futy
ihrrs - protect their hNss and
property. sheriff &aluas realizing
that the troops here aHr insaffisisft.
has svern lr SO aspaflss. AID has
asked the governor far affHs ard
eaul unsnt The governor in enn-
sifffinE martial Law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

~ ~. Herman . 1itus oe as,
s.,eisllsis 81 this city attempt
~ farther meetings uuoa me
,hs4 viii b. arrested aud
49, 80 N tke city San until their
80 coa,e 20 trial ia TIE police
- TR,fs vii b. no further re-
g. r..,n The denosif o. beil
! prsceediug that has been
- in the past. bat that -,
mst,sr q faet contrary To
,..g Fl Police Wappenstcln 50
- himself this morning
- brlsf eonfereuea With Ma'er
- rhis statement was ocea
- b. she publication IN s"at'
.snsgs YESTERDAY 81 The asaef
40 the sucialisfu Nerc pre-
- Is Aold % 0f e. meetings 90
IA fpr The purposs &c stFinE
!. nlscs iass a. mush trouble a.
Kssaif
Wi csrtluas Meetings,
A. ssa,rneais made Or prom
=, scsahsts thls m1sHlns. how
- ssepRrs that az such plan
9 - eoatamplatcH although e
! !. Asr.so,d shal attempts similar
! ssese x the past uiil b. made 20
- agsxs mesiinsa
RS nefnlag me star Caaaea to
! .rssrqseusa NAM Of he pastors
nssf eharches, aha we're asked
sspresssons Ye9sfitHs he agtion
i ~ police In pr eating street
n.ssiaz~ a Socialists 1ht maiuF
- - ninlsiefs Interviewed "a
wv.sea sAemsslyes as opposed 10
- Nfnn lsatiHE ca prevent tree
~eeA These sxgfefsions follus
~. N. A. aslsr. Bethany Prca
Nwrsas ~rhef have q riKht 10
,ses d ~ streets a. ious e. thef
resz within the scope 81 the mw
f6rt ss~ why tAef sh0uld be pul
Msa hvrause thfg are Socialists.
mssied tnsy dos ebsfruet the
rn<tk
o.. a. n. Go~sn. Tfinffy Epssco.
a. me soeialiats AFe peffeciiy
hssnsd n spsaklnE GA the streets.
nj Nmgly wifh fhs isw IS 70
A nhssfarfioa Of streets
Gsa A. o. sieats. Salvation
rmS The Sslystiuu army has
y nhstfurs the streets 60 carry On
ns~ssaxs. BAT 80 are careful nos
sksfrnrf more than pussiels lf
rseef sp~skefx ran dean the Eus
rrz<nf o. ritY officials ths9
Aaess = arrested Otherwise FRYE
re<A shnald - aiiuwsd hy all
~. ,. J. Var Herr. Plymouth
fnrsgzsicnal Oae class should
sa<xsd 70 spsas The same AZ an
eazr. 4 tkeY aout Violate the taw
ne oAsfraefien II tbs street Is
sxxx
ers E6~sfe L. Smith. Pilgrim
cmzrsszsionsl When the 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

ATLANTA. TIA. Sep, e Ia 80
Ia. M Deciding that the negro
students. sea ia number. Who live
90 the campaA 81 CiafN lniXeFsitY,
are responsible fug Aad eHreutsd
fhe attacks GA ibe officers ia south
Atlanta last nighi. ihe military an
fhnflfica have sent $50 men. under
command Of Colonel Clifford kndsf.
son. 50 the aefus They sxn~ei 70
surround the CAMPUS. capture Ena
search al the students aad puuiah
the 9uiify ones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
PICKED JAP's POCKET.

Ruth Howard. known as q clever
plckp0ckei. was this morning ar.
rested by Detectives Bannick and
uolan on complaint Of George Tan.
ha. who charges the woman with
taving picked his pocket Of small
amount Of money last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
FREE SPEECH AND
FAIR PLAY

citizen. vas arrested while aiand
inE IN an nUused street where no
body nass~a 10 Was sab 3ected 20
3 criminal experience for no offensa
whatever AGAINST the peace and
good ORDER ~ the city. To call bis
arrest under thu circumstances an
outrage q 10 use the unlg word that
fits she facts
u may bc. though that I cannot
20 believe. that no one outside Of
the socialist party wiii none forth
re conaemu this IN American pro.
eedare II not. I eheeffnlls stand
alone IN making earnest plea for
the time honored ANGLO Saxon rgh,
- free speech.
Move Them Along.
n ~ am time 4 meeIinR really
obstrncts a puhiic street. that meet.
Ind should be compelled 90 adjourn
70 SOME less freaneuted locality.
Otherwise all men who believe
they have = gospel 20 preach which
wiil better human condition should
be allowed The liberty granted them
iu our constitution and laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
HOP HOUSE suRpEo I

NORTH YAKIMA. sept zs a
hop house. the property ~ AloEan-
der Sinclair. Was burned yesterday
afternoon Damage 60 the house
and contents, $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
A NEW LODGE.

WALLA WAlt.A. Sept % III L..
ieavltl. "a local theatrical man. and
one Of the founders OF the Fraternsl
Order Of Eagles. has organized In
this city new order known az the
"Owls.a Tie hopes to make the new
fraternity national one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
COAL MINERS STRIKE.

VICTORIA. Il. G.. sept. 2s-Be.
cause OF trouble over the engaging
of nonunion men in the coal mines
&c Fornle 500 union miners are on
strike. The gctien is said 20 have
been taken under direction from
President John Mitchell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
FIRE AT ELLessauRe

EII.ENsBrRG. sept e5.Fire
broke cut iu tho business section
OF the town sunday night resulting
ln a loss OF si00o The entire
town was endangered Tor a time,
hut the frcmrn succeeded in rou-
trolling the fire In remarkably
short time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
aswlFrwAreR BILLS CASE.

The iutcrrokations Of the credit
tors Of William c. Gates. who has
filed petition ln bankruptcy in the
federal court viii be heard by
James Godfrey The first hearing
win be before Mr. Godfrey in his
office tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
CHICAGO Police ARE
HAVING WARM Time

male companion. aud waa seriously
injured
Family Trust Kept Hotels.
chief Collins. pushed 10 action ~
the Anti Saloon League. ordered a
raid 81 the hotels. and five ~ the
principal ones Rerp visited -
patrol wagons lu one might
The first raid developed that
most Of the affected hotels IN the
business section Of the city are op.
efated hg 4 family trust The Grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
BROTHER REARREsrEo.

VANCOUVER " g.. sept o. =
pesire Brother yesterday aCqult.
tea " the charge 81 forgery. was
Immediately reartcatsd ana ia nov
on trial charged with procuring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
BRYAN DEFENDS HIMSELF

NEW ORLEANS. sept. % vii
liam J Bryan spoke here yesterday.
and defended hfs right to free
speech in the matter OF government
ownership 1f railroads lie also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
cIERGYMEN BELIEVE
POLICE ARE WRONG
AAReUR plscLAtMs
LEADERSHIP.

Editof The Star, You must /
permit mo to dinelalm an that I
tua said yesterday about my I
= being a leader IA the socialist !
= party The un.eomiuR struggle /
4 u che struggle ~ the wage I
eafners, the real producers Of I
wealth, against the present :
system which rohH them 81 ,
three quarters of the wealth I
they create Socialism Is the I
movement 81 the proletafiat. !
. ia fisht n the fishg 81 the ,
working class. Men who. like !
= myself 30 not belang 20 the
q producing class. bat 20 the !
a parasite class. have NO call to
a BE- leaders IN the great army !
. Of SaEc slaves. Il r. however. !
q oar privilege 10 volunteer aud I
= enlist Tor the var bat Il ,
must BE- AZ unpaid privates In !
. the ranks The workinKman
. himsclf can alone achieve his ,
. economic salvation Zee needs I
. M sympathy OF eondoaevu I
= atoa ca the part Of ans body
VINCENT HARPER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
FUNERAL OF F. o. RANkE.

The funeral services Of Fredericl,
otto Ranke. who died at the famil,
home, 1905 Spring st. sunday. were
held from Bonney. Watson company
az 2 o'clock this afternoon. Inter.
ment was In Lake View cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

BUFFALO. y Y. Sept q The
seselou 81 as demoerafic Confeu
iinn lasted - minutes Il waa en-
eegrfie. bat not enfhusiaalir. Al
energy being stored for fha hie
fight tomorFow. which has deVei
opad intn a contest between Hearst
and Jerome The old line demo
Gratis have swung around 20 Jerome
aad are going 10 fight Hearst TO the
limit The res chairman ~ the
ataie committee will be either Pat
MoAbse of Albany. o. William Con.
uoFa % Erie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
ARRESTED FoR HAziNo.

) CHICAGO. Sept 25.-TWen. /.
; 3.three sophomoreE o. the Ar. .
; mour Institute Of Technology 4
! were arrested today aud 4
! charged with haEing So fresh. 4
; men Monday night Three 4
) hundred sophs" captured 4
! their victims and held high 4
! carnival Ia barn. and after .
) painting the CaptiYes all 4
! colora. forced them TO run :
} through the streets 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
FUGITIVE CAPTURED.

PORTLAND. sept 25- Martin J
Tunhcy. wanted ga Davenport
Wash. for forgery. was arrested
hero NesLnfllaN Aftemnun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
THOUSAND NEGROES
PLACED IN PRISON

coloREo STUDENTS SHOOT
FROM AMBUSH AND Kill
ONE poIIcEnAN-FouR ora
UR OFFICERS ARg WOUNDED
POLICE VISIT coLoREp
UNIVERSITY AND PLACE iooo
STUDENTS UNDER ARREST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

ATLANTA. Ca Sept . Sol
dsers stationed ~ Brownsville near
re negro seminary. are afrestins
etefY afmrd urEru found Two
huudrsd and seventy five NcFe
taken early this morning. and police
quarters are paeked Troops are
stationed at hardware stores With
instructions 70 kill anyone attempt
iss 70 break into the stores to steal
affpa Women are provided stfh
8tmH. and sre determined TO protect
themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
TO
TR|CKERY

BUFFALO. y Y. sept ss--if e
aughoritstivsly predicted that thefe
uiii b. nn endorsement 81 William
, nfyan b. ths democrats aud pef
haps his name Niil not even be men
toned A Fule wNs rushed through
and adopted toaas pretidinE that
al resolutions must 80 unread ena
undshafed 10 the eommittes A
ufyan eesalufioa VS. drawu bat its
supporters disint recognize the rain
gag nufll too late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

m case Intervention ia sound neeea.
sarf.
The batiieHhir Trras and cruisers
Hf6nhxn And Prairie 80 10 cuba
today The Columbia viii probably
~ there upon tfs return from Pan
anna with Secretary Rect
HAVANA Sept % Secretary
Taft Is discouraged. owing to the
reported refusal 81 President Palma
20 agree To the terms that Taft ar
RANGED yesterday with the rebels
Armed Intervention by the United
States hoN seems inevitable
HAVANA sept Is There f.
trouble over the calling ~ new
sisctioHs. 90 which President Palma
refuses 10 aFree tn any measure.
ssF eciaily declining Secretary
fats propagation 20 submit the
uHsstion 60 commission ~ gov
efaneat tnnurEsnt and urutral mnn.
entt cnias OIL commander ~ the
efuisst Denver. has been invited 30
review the fsbei army tamUrruN
Hhi lsuhef ths leader - The tBsur-
feeiiun sf Santiago. died to-day ~
lHna Trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

stolen property had been recovered.
ihHa double crossing them
chief Collins also has ga affidavit
which accuses Inspector LAWN 81
refusing 90 return some stolen aias
monds 10 O. negro named Wilkinson.
an ax-cpnyicf. Who aWeara that she
gems Nere his oen property
Fight Back a; the Chief.
Inspector isun and his friends
are making bitter fighf ans
threatening 10 make al kinds Of
counter ca sosufeH LAWN Bccuses
chief Collins Of obtaining the aft
dayits by Intimidation
At the same time the crusade
against the hotels haa stirred the
eiig 20 remarkable degree Il had
It's origin one night about Two
weeks ago when Josephine Olson
ieaped from the second story ~ the
Brunseiek hotel 80 escape from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
JEFFRlss WILL NOT FIGHT

. los ANGELES. Sep, 25- 4
. LANES ! leffrioa arrived in 4
. Los Angeles this morning aud .
q announced that the story that 4
b. would recuier the rims Is 4
= false IN every particular lie 4
= said that he had no Idea Of 4
. fighting nEaiu. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
N sfv w. Q. slwosos.

- 80 - ~ - - 49,
nsfszz sssn 10 sose sxfrnf mis-
r>ssezsse peUks5lg wifhoag In
<ziaeEL tF reports Eiren ~ nv r.
x4fsz 4 tie sorialist meeting. sun.
~ an grateful q The Star for
n aegertanity 81 stating the caAs
my eEn way
keaeFlax q ny duty 81 a public
seessf q morais aad religion 20
sxs9 zzen ami movements as sell
= socEs. a fifst hand. ! Vas pres
- u The meeting sandaT. and
rssz sasxgNeiedly called upon I
~ ~ s,taaison IN q fee worfs a.
s*ssFsFanf Z. BIT 1ld net use
~ns a ne sNesplag and severe
Asisu~ais eDhtainsd Ia the report.
az ~ ] rgurssi the socialists 20
l'z.H = Aay manner the police 10
rffnsnl n Seattle
70 Net a Socialist
y understand ny position II
mesd = clearly known that ! am
- : socialist. not even y semi.
erislS. ] heiless in The stars and
#NPts ane What our flag repre-
- aad DO IN the rcd Tag social
m
siiess IN the social and polit.
"a gfiariples q Thomas teffer
- - u those n Karl MARI 1
~ : slsftpse q Abraham Lincoln
- ~ q Eugene pebs
believe also 10 Free Speech
~ hif Play
s's''sse 4 u bad law. bad ethics
- policy to attempt 20 drive
ISIS speakers from our public
eFz Shen the privilege 81 hold
g4eile Meeting upon our prin.
thososgbfafss is freely &C.
@f'@i 70 oshsra
Invite u lnss the Open.
'Es'ssd q arriving socialism iuto
~ halls and dark cellars b.
'aes' b Invited into the omen lst
Msse Us nppeal without han
ssslsf o persecution Then if alli
ssss anif the Influence n can hon
~ Nin b. the strength u BE ar
fameat
sapfct socialism 70 persecution
- Jon sill give Il the strength ~
efsecafed cause
socialism can never rule ga this
anifY uHfii Il has won the assent
7 NJ majority n the American
s-epis AMI b. that time N that
@ .'...s ever comes e viii cease 10 30
s.@aksfo1s that n iflt ls allowed t1
'f'eiape naturally
sisoss ard Fanatics.
rsiAecsite a man. Infringe on his
~. /. q speech ana son male hiu,
tntiefg "
u Il Is urged hat mia "a az, ,
. .,sn y free speech Bat Of eiaar
.Nsets. the reply a. then la tba
e ea'ns o. Justice, administer th. o.
s ~ fairly. l.et Il apply - aII
r - lae, = nat men have been ar
$500 $500 aaFihg the last few DAYS In
1919, 1870 for The alleged 0ffsras ~
ssss.siaE me sidewalks and street I
- - -. he man. woman OF child was
$500. 's..eh ~ ineourenlenesd b. fho
''sassf shd bis keaFerr
Vel ~ : saturday evening r e Wiz
M, gentleman and a scholar 4
w hnoNn az a iaw.abidlag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

ATLANTA. Ga. Sept Is Two
nsgro prisoners At nroWnville
bile irving To escape we're killed
an hour later a bicycle patFolman
wss attacked BY negroes Who wefe
hafsieaded. bat he killed two Of
fhsm-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-upon
request Of Secretary TAFT the presi
dent has ordered more ships sne
1000 more marines % Cuba,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-25
BANK cLEARlaos

! Increase over same q
date last year : 1885, IS =
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-01
Man Wants Justice Murphy to Pay Him to Drive Spirits
 From Haunted House.
FAMILIES NOW IN
 PLACE HEAR NOTHING.
Magistrate Takes No Stock in Theory That Spooks Return Nightly to Murdered Mans Homein Upper Brewery,

Though he refuses to disclose the name of the brave fellow, Justice Mur. phy admitted yesterday that he has received at least one offer from a res ident of Bisbee who agrees that for a money consideration he will drive the spirits, spooks, ghosts and ha'nts from the haunted house in Upper Brewery Gulch, near the home of Robert Me Donald.
 This is the house in which Robert Mature lived before he was stopped in the canyon by a gang of drunken Mex. icans while on his way home Christ mas morning, 1904, about 1 o'clock and his head beaten in with rocks, as result of which he died a few hours later without regaining consciousness
 Reports that the place was haunted have grown out of statements made by several Mexica nfamilies, who have rented the house only to leave there in few days with their hair stand ing on end, claiming that he saw strange lights and heard uneartbly sounds, not unmingled with groans.
 Recently Justice Murphy has rented the house to two families, each taking half Though they have been in the building several weeks they have heard nothing to substantiate the theo- ry of the Mexicans that spirits of dead men return at night to walk at will and relieve the restlessness of their souls
 Justice Murphy stated yesterday that he had refused the offer of the man. who would willingly spend a night in the house and agree to either drive the spooks away or prove that none ever came there. The sum he asked was too great to justify Mur- phys interfering with the pleasant oc. cupation of any spirit that finds pleas ure in comingsto to the house and scar ing the people
 Murphy believes the spook theory deserves little consideration and, that if any were ever there it was in the excited imagination of the Mexican families who left hurriedly to proclaim the strange things they had seen and heard.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-01
Copper City Brewery Loses $500 in Cash in Douglas
 Affair.
DOORS WERE BLOWN
 CLEAR ACROSS ROOM
Engineer in Building and Heard Explosion, But Thought Ii Was Sag at Nearby Smel-
 Robbers Leave No Clue

With charge of dynamite. the ex- plosdoa of which should have attract cd attention for several blocks, two zooEs of the large safe in the office sf the Copper City Brewing Company ia Douglas were blown off yesterday morning at 3 o'clock, and $500 seeuT- cd 5y safecrakers. who left no trace behind on which the officers can work.
 General Manager H. N. Reno, of the Brewing Company, brought the news pf the daring affair to Bisbee yester- dzy morning. arriving on the early trzfa from Douglas He stated last night that the officers have made nc headxay
 0szrisu in Douglas $ divided as to whether dynamite or nitroglycerine WAS used by the robbers. It is be- Heyed by many that they puttied be iog the door on the, lower left hand corRer and poured large charge of nifrcsfyceEinc into the crack
 Tkis theory is borne out Dy the fact thzE thai section of the door on one side sas completely blown away Both doors were badly shattered by tGe shock. as was one of the inside sheet metal doors. which separate the ozter dcors from the intfI1or of the safe
 Though the robbery was committed nbouf o'clock it was not discovered uxka nearly 6 o'clock yesterday n.oTn- isg. and this with an engineer, who worts during the night time, only zsssuf ffty feel away
 Tu <rr1xsvsu~ fho .ffofr shic r,rorr, 6g fhe engineer stated that he heard ths exraosios abcut o'clock, but paid Ho xkfezzfion to it for the reason that he szppssed 1t was one of the slag ex- pkuzioa< which are heard at all times sf EAe night in the smelter not far xzsy.
 $eee scezred by the robbers $500 was in currency, $zeo in silver and about t11e ia gozA He does not believe fkzt he vozId be able to identity any ef the Esoney, bat would know some q the papers taken from the safe by the rehberz. which they have probably dcztruyed rather than run the risk of trying to use them
 Ress remarked that the force of the explosion was such as to throw the tso iron doors of the safe dis sznce Of sixteen feet and against the wall of the cffice in which the safe siood The wall was badly damaged, thrEEh the doors did not go through. Inc room looked as if it had been sfrzck ky a cyclone
 Inc office of the Copper City Brew ing Company Ssznds a short distance froxs tAe. cid freight depot and in a pzx nf flse city little frequented during tzsc nsEht time For this reason it ia believed the explosion was not heard by but few people. who paid no attention to it
 OfsScrs in afl parts of the country wxe nsff6oa of the robbery yester.