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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
c. II. MAe3AY,s s5ooooo CASINO
cIul.house ct Roslyn Planned by etan-

ford White 4 Handsome Structure.
From the New Yorl. World.
The S.tOG.uyo casino ard clubhouse
al isoslyil, l.. T., built for Clarence II.
Mackay from planes drawn by the late
stanford " hite is almost finished. 1t is
122Xl.35 feet and contains marble from
Alabama, stone from Maine, limestone
fru;n Indiana, cement from England,
steel work from France and tiling from
Italy. The tennis court is an exact re.
production Of the court of the OH
French prison whore the game w;la ORR
| giil;,s, 4. as a pastirne by the prisoners.
Fflse game differs greatly from the
/ usiisl lasytl tennis. The court has
cemeft floor and sides and is 40 feet
long and 3sla feet vide. Above it is
glass roof forty-siN feet from the
/ cement floor.
The Building is constructed mainly
1 OF clinker brick with stucco and halt
/ timber front II is but orc story high.
| porch. the plunge room and the
/ wonie4i's Bathroom. The Building faces
the north, overlooking the sound, viii,
the buildings of the Bronx IN view on
4 clear day.
entrance to the building. Eight Corin-
/ THAN cohl,nns Of cement support tho
\ porch roof. Entering from the porch
! there is the Dedians salon with hand
4 some rcd furniture, tables and side
1 boards; OF mission style. red velvet cur
tains, all of which cost abol,t $4,000.
The other rooms are lust as handsome
lv furnished. The stone tire place in
the salon cost several thousand dollars.
AT the right Of the salon is the plunge
room finished in Alabanla marble, with
12x2o-foot pool and shower and
4 plunge baths and massage rooms. The
lialistaN ina thing overhead is Il novelty
here. and the floor thing is Italian. The
Womens reception and bathroom, east
of The salon. is fitted up similar to tho
Dl,lnna room. There is also u squash
court for W,.nen.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
COLLEGE PRESIDENT
MAKES $4,000
IN WALL STREET

Des Mones, Ia. Aug. Predecessor e.
T. Baton college president. is richer
by sl0O.0 as a result of a cleaning he
made in Wall street. Flushed with sue
cess he returned TO Des Moines today
and told how he had made the fortune
without investing u cent.
He had appealed to Carnegie for
$4,000 for education, but the ironmas-
ter told him he would have to raise
$780, 900 first. Despairing Eaton APP
pcaled Ia friends in New York and they
raised the money for him in the mar
Iet.
Eaton was formerly county superin-
tcntlrnt of Delaware county and is q
graduate of Highland Park college, DeH
Moines. AT present he is president OF
Montana college. Deer Lodge, Mont. To
which school he win give the wealth.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
Will EXPLORE INDIAN
MQlININS NEAR BOONE

Des MONIES, Ia, Aug 5. Everything
is in readiness fon the beginning of
the work of exploring the big Indian
mounds near Eo@n". The engineers
surveys OF the mounds is the latest
plishment and nothing remains
but To explore. Mr. Van lIyiling- mus
scum assistant ut the historical build
ing, Will soon begin the work
When The first preliminary eNafnina-
ton of lne mound was made it Was
found that the prospects We're far
,icher than eSrectca. The ncnnd is
200 or 800 faet each Nay, and stands
out in u corn field. The cost of the
exploration Will be considerable. The
laound was built long before the pres
ent ppesriner race of Indians
roained the Iowa piaii'ies and IL is
3hrped that ii Will throw much light
on the carly history Of the Indians.
The relies that are uncovered viii be
added TO the collections in the his
toTical building.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
SLEEPS ON FLOOR;
STEAM BURNS BODY

Ottuinwa, Ia, Aug. 5.-Charles Neish,
a travelling painter, is dying in the hos
pital here with The flesh on his entire
body literally cooked In q weak wis
per, broken by cries of pain. he told
how he went to sleep on the floor of
the Milwaukee roundhouse. Some time
during the night switch engine was
run alongside of him and when it was
;opened SO as TO drain, the burst Of
iscalding water and steam struck him
full, envelopfng him from head to foot.
tpazed, he rose and staggered out into
the yards, where he was found, after
Lying in the yards for some time, and
was barely able to tell his story.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
EIaHT EARifsa I'M SIX WEARS.

New York, Aug. 5.-f'ranh Carolina,
Who lives in Clinton street, iiobolAn,
called al 81 First stree; in that city To
soc Justice OF the Pence Frank II.
OrtS.efe VINO ofticated III his wedding
seven years ago.
II rust your marriage was Il howl
ing success said the justice.
"Well. Il should say it was replied
Carnlim.,. Eight .,abies in six years.
one single, two sets of twins ana trip
let's, darn you.
.Oyster Bay should be notified right
away" said O'Keefe. TN write to the
president. and will inclose your afii-
davit so he will understand it is not
nature fake"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
POLICE FLEE BEFORE
GIRL WITH CLUb

Cedar Fails, Ia. Aug. F.-Miss May
Moran, Il pretty stenograptler. routed q
mob of citizens and police when they
to secure q baseball knocked
into the yard during the Rloomer Girls
game. She used "a club effectively and
knocked out the umpire with a brick
bat when the crowd stormed the yard
They all fled. The girl and her mothes
have been ANNOYED by boys KNOCKING
balls into the yard and running the gar
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
THREE-LEGGEp CHICKEN
OWNED BY IOWA FARMER

Atlantic, Ia, Aug. 5.-A.aother Gu.
riosity has been discovered in Casa
county that is attracting some atten.
ton among poultrymen. 1t is a chicken
with three legs. The extra leg is situ-
ated about midway between the breast
and tail Of the. chicken, now about =
weeks old. 1T is perfectly formed
save That il is somewhat shorter than
the other two legs 1t does not inter
fere with the progress OF the chicken.
as ii is carried we'll up to the head
when the fowl is running around. The
curiosity was found On the farm of
Mrs. Peterson, west of the city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
DATA
OF IOWA VETERANS

Des Moines, la, Aug. 5.-Original
rluster rolls OF y company organized
for state defense OIL the Missouri Dor
der during the civil war have been
turned over to Colonel Crossley In
charge Of the preparation of the ma
terial for the soldiers rooster Al
though the work has only gotten we'll
stalted it is evident than The ;tppropria-
ton Of $4,000 viii MOI be sufficient to
complete the gathering Of The data
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
woo5RiNE CITIZENS
HUNT EOR MURDERE +,

Wooabine. Ia. Aug 81 large nunls
ber OF men from this city and three Of
ficers frpn Logan, are out looking Tor
y n.an Who aiisWprs closely the descril-
tion OF the muraCrei, Of the Council
Islufls officer.
q has been found tina, the man slept
i'll j school house TUESDAY night and
came into towi early the next morning.
le asked for and secured several late
daily papers. and ~as later seen walk
ing III the country south of town
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
CoLoRED WOMAN.
EgAG AT 1o6 YEARS.

lsaNenpert Ia, -Aiag. 5.-Aant !-pcy
Nsni4lns. who for many years liEeq in
TIE basement Of lie A. NJ. +, ei7prcls
al, West J'DUgth sUeet is deaa, nj the
&aanty iHlirnlarS, II the ago OF l96
Years. according to the records. From
tle stories chat Aunl Lucy told ana
the Facts that have bGen known for
years t. Davenport c0iofca people her
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
STABBED IN FIGHT
oWE3 CASE o. REER
SAY
THEY WILL EE GOOD

AIuscatine, Ia. aus. "a number cf
faWe been held here by the
saloon inca. some oi which have been
attended lay Attorney Houser. of the
State Anti-Saloon league, and as a re-
suit peace seems in sight for the local
liquor situation. Nearly all of the sa-
loolkeeptls hea'e seem TO be willing to
tylscrVe Tie mi!ct law. y settlement
wiz probably be reachcd soon.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
TIE d! E. aI:GC,alAhs-T TAKES
AN Overdose. OF
l-AjyDANsJM;; DIES

fort Dodge H.. aug. 5.-While in
,.es,,omaent mood, G. c. Noliglm. a
li,,o,4ireu{ coilins, merchant took n
dose al ErGanum during the night
,fnd MIS- founa dead ill his rooms ut
o'cloeE this morning. His aeatl
has caused the greatest surprise
amona his many friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
tltlRFlM DRIVEN INTO
BRAIN: WILL RECOVER

Atl;49its ia. Aus. 6. While Miss
Nl;sE Nlfa Of Noble township was
slaytig With number of girls in the
ya,d She bumped her head against a
p0s; aiin sufficient force TO drive a
C9lMiaoa h;silasin into her skuil TO the
Z i,li OF TWO inches. She was rem
de,td Unconscious for three hours, but
ii IS thought s!in WIN recover.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
creers Must BE C,aeyed.

F'NUm lIlc KANSAS NIIy llnles.
1.-The best disci9Dnarlan ] ever knew
saws II retired army officer, was a colonel
served with during the civil war. Onee
we we're accommodating q position which
the enemy held with considerable force.
I'VE will take that place tomorrow,
he sad.
Why. colonel, / exclaimed, its I'M
possible
..lmpossible, Nonsensc. sir, he snorted.,
L have the order in my pocket
If you want a woman to Go certain
ching get heT 10 say she won't.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
USED ROUGH ON FATS
TO END HIS LIFE.

nIt. isisssi H.. Aa 'i#e
,tns,. al reH&ll on rats NreN8l iftta ~
NyiliL8in /. tliA s.t iiiE i4Dnic III ,ieferSGN,
S@MIlship 9aF MI. he:l'Alt t@filesa
* ho rs eaA ~ tse inost prGlmiAeNt ;4li-
scsis ri tlir N0llnf4 took lle tcis,n ~
% o'@!es ta IS nloniW:s in II ~ ote~
45eadengg ispoa q &c be caused ~ III,
Il iltt.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
MONEY MARKET

New York. Aua Money steady,
at 214M3 per CENT. Prime mercantile
paper 81: per cent. sterling exchange
firm, Eat $4.s6.S5 or demand and So
1925 for sixty days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
pss MONIES PRIEST

Z z, Z Y - . : 2 T ~ - -. 2
Davenport. IL. Mug. 5.-Rev. Micnael
F'IaNin OF IGes Mca4es. has been elo-
waited h.. Pclic Plus y TO domestic
pr3ilte. which is next in rank 10
bisiiop
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
VETERAN ioWAM

DIES AT IOWA CITY
Iowa city Ia. Aug 5. lesePh et'aiil.
tine of iowa City's first settlers is dead
~ tic advanced age OF so wears. Dep
MY Marshal George Pu;lil is u son.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
ACCUSED OF SMOKING.


Clear Lake. Ia, Aug H-Dr William
Spurgecn created Il sensation by STOP
ping in the midst OF his lecture here
the other nisi1t on How an English
man Views America and ordering that
a man whom he believed was smoking
u cigar, be put from the pavilion. y
scene was almost 0recipitated by the
insistence of the lecturer. who. when
his request WAS not complied with, pro
ceeCied to roast the American tendency
to smoke. The offender WAS no less u
person than Dr. Parsons, pastor of the
Mason City Baptist church, who WIS
welding Il glowing punk stick to ward
off mosquitoes which Dr. Spurgeon
nistooh fol u cig;tr
STABBED IN FIGHT
OVER CASE o. BEER
West Union Ia. Aug. BADLY cut
with pecketKnife. Joseph Mounce lies
ut a farmhouse pea. l'.l.sin III critical
condition, while Ira Bennett. With
whom he attended Il dance Saturday
night, is ia .iail here ia default OF $1,000
bail fixed as u bon,l for his appearance
before the grand jur9 in September.
The trouble is said 10 have originated
over n case OF beer, which Moupce ac-
cusol Bennett of stealing. but nothing
ia definitely known Regarding the cir
culnstances The first intilnation the
people az the dance had of the fight
ytaS when Mounce appeared al the door
covered WITH blood and with Bennett,
apparcWtiy in u frenzy of anger. fol-
lowing Him
Both aen have families and Bennett
is considered we'll 10 do. They are be
~, "A did
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

AS near az can be ascertainod tt!s
and unyeseryed public
lands of this country amounts to 1872
i2SS,l07 acres.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
.SLAVONIAh MONEY
 ORDERS ARE FEW
Only Four Sold So Far During May-Indication Foreign
 CTS Are Leaving.

That the number of Slavonians en- ployed by the local mining companies has been greatly decreased is apparent from the records of the local postoffice which show the number of interna- tional money orders which are sold, and to what country they go. The number of international orders going ta England is practically unchanged. That most of the Slayonians who were employed In the district were single men, or at least did not have people in the old country dependent upon them Is apparent from the very small percentage which sent money home.
 During the week of the two big pay days in December. which was usually large on account of Christmas. forty money orders were purchased by Sls- yonians- During that same week 340 international money orders were is- scsd. showing that the, percentage of money sent to the cid world by the Siayonians was very Fs1all as com pared with the Cornisbmen. During pay week in January. 31 orders were purchased by Slavonians: in Febru- srv. l7; In March, p; in April, IT; in May to date. f.
 During April there was hig falling off in the aggregate sum of interna- tionai money order business, but even though the number Of Siavoniau mon sv orders has decreased tc four so far in May, big gain is already apparent in the aggregate number of orders.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
TR|LL|S E TOLD TO TAKE ID
 TIMBER
Grier Gives Woman with Patented Hemorrhage Alter native of Going To Jail or Leaving Town.

The finale in the sensational career
 of Trillis Blessing. alias Nellie Cum mins. alias Edna Hall in the Warren
 district was reached yesterday after noon in Justice Grier's court in Lo- well, when Ed Milton, the woman's partner in the alleged robbery of a
 trunk at Lowell, was convicted of petty larceny, and she was given the alternative Of going to iaii for 65 days, or leaving the district by this morning.
 Milton was tried before a jury on Tuesday, at which time the woman ap- peared as the star witness against him, while sentence in her case had been suspended. At that time the jury disagreed, and the justice set the new trial for yesterday al 2 o'clock.
 It WAS expected that another jury would be demanded but when the case was called the defendant waived his constitutional right and asked to be tried by the court Practically the same evidence and witnesses that en- tered into the first trial were present. ed yesterday, and at the conclusion or the taking Of testimony the justice found the defendant guilty and placed his fine at s35
 Lmmediately the matter of disposing of the lady who has had hemorrhages all over Arizona wasstsken up.a It ap- peared to the justice that to sentence her to the county jail would be merely Dostponing the time for the yictimiz- ing of the people of the district by this woman who has played the sym Dathy racket to a finish. Finally, Judge Grier told the woman that she could either leave the district by noon today. or serve 65 days in the county jail. She promised to leave.
 The appearances of the woman are rather deceptive. and it is easy to see how peol le in Prescott, Phoenix and Douglas have been fooled by her pa- tented syst sn of hemorrhages. She is a woman of medium height, hair that could not quite be described as blonde. of sallow complexion, has a girlish form and would seem to be about 26 years of age. While her face is not prettv..it can be easily seen that with attention 10 her personal appear ance. and with nice clothing she wonid present an attractive indiyid- uality.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17

And the funny festsre os the dis- cussion Is that the first initiative and referendum law enacted IT fhis cOuI iry was the wcrk If Republican leg islaturc.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17

The funniest ilms yet shown in the city win be on at The Iris Theatef Ihis evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
LOCAL MEN WILL PUSH \. M. OIL-
 FIELDS
Preparation Being Made to Sink Wells at the New Tract near Santa Rosa, Consisting of 10000 Acres.

The tract of land near Santa Rosa, New Mexico, reported to give every indication of being oil bearing ground, will soon be the scene of extensive and systematic development work wlS;h will be inaugurated before the end of the present month Paraphec- nalia for boring for the oil Is at pres ent being assembled on the ground, and the managers of the company are only awaiting the arrival of an oil expert from California to designate the exact spots to begin work.
 Several prominent local capitalists Of Bisbee and Douglas are interested in the company, which has been or Sanized for the purpose of prospect ing the new oil fields and an option on twenty thousand acres has been secured Most of the ground was located on land grant, and the final deal for its possession was closed in Albuquerque about d month ago.
 Among the local capitalists inter- ested are l.. C. Shattuck, ". Douglas, l.. W. Powell. H. A. smith, H. b. Rowland, l.. J. overlook, w. H. Bro phy, M. J. Cunningham and others.
 It is understood that H. A. smith is taking an active part in the com mencement of the operations which will be begun just as soon as the oil expert arrives on the ground from California.
 Already the stockholders of the company nave received a very flat tering report from a California ex- pert named Craig, who made a thor ough examination of the formation few days ago, and pronounced it an ideal formation, with every favora Die indication Of oil deposits at a depth of soc to 5000 feet. Oil rock shown in Bisbee lately bears out the report of the expert
 Development work at the new fields will be watched with a great deal of interest by the entire Southwest. The discovery of oil in the New Mexico fields would mean the saving of thou sands of dollars in cost of fuel to min- ing companies in Arizona and New Mexico and the personnel of the com pany which has undertaken the work of prospecting the ground is a guar antee that the work will be carried on in a systematic manner.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17

Do not fail to near Charlie Bozard s'-e' 1he Bandit King at The Iris tonight. s
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17

paid off they move farther north" When asked whether it would be practical to secure laborers from southern Europe. Mir Davis stated that Italians and Slavs were objec- tionable for the same reason as the Japs. If they were brought into the republic it would be almost impossi- ble to keep them there, as the states would be their objective point
 The difficulty of even securing Italians for work in the southern states, their desire to congregate in the crowded sections of the east shows how impossible it would be to get these people to come to Mexico"
 In MT. Davis opinion the labor sit nation in Mexico is to be only met by the education of the present labor supply: infusing into the Mexican la borer industry. sobriety and the de- sire to save.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
HONE EYMOOh WITH
 ITALIAN IS BRIEF

NEW YORK, May l6.-Quitting her husband, Signor Frederico Mariani less than six weeks of what ought to have been blissful honeymoon, Bes- sic the rayen-eyed daughter of May or Tom" l.. Johnson of Cleveland. O., has vanished beyond the ken of the impertinent newspaper reporters, while the signor is back on his old roost at his bachelor quarters in this city, and has been there for a week, frying his own eggs and bacon.
 What brought about this sudden "smash-up'' is a mystery. When they were married in Cleveland the latter part of March, everybody supposed it was the culnination of real "hon. est-3nd-true" affair of the heart, way down deep.
 Mayor Johnson has been fn New York for some days now. trying vain ly to effect a reconciliation between the estranged husband and wife. At the Manhattan Club. where he is stay ing, the mayor would not discuss the matter tonight.
 In a private sanitariP-1 at 8 West Forty-third street. Is the brides mother. whose breakdown is iaid to her efforts to bring her daughter and her son-in-law happily together again.
 It was at Monte Carlo that Bessie Johnson, supple and sprightIy, first met the man who was destined to break up her life The case is almost a parallel to that of the gipsy Rigo and the Countess Chimay. Warrant is neither titled nor wealthy. but he had a certain inner charm" which attracted Miss Johnson and held her hypnotized when she saw him Ieaning careiessiy over the ~giided tables Of the worlds most notorious gam bling resort. dribbling away 'oE the red the few paltry franc which he had to make a bluff with.
 Then Miss Johnson had to sail for the United states. she becKoned, and the signor trailed along in her wake. on the next cattle boat. One day he blew into her fathers mansion in cleyeland-with a beaming smile and d whole lot Of nerve. She was writing a love play. The signor, right at home on the love trick, help ed her along SD nicely with the plot that on March g 1t thickened-an cufminated-and they were married at the family home-one of the finest In Cleveland
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
MINING MAN ON
 MEXICAN LABOR

FL PASO. May 16.-R. l.. Davis. a prominent mining man of Durango, passed through this city yesterday on his way to Sierra Madre country. MT. Davis reports great activity in his district, but greatly deplores present labor conditions. 'The Mexican la- Dor problem is the paramount issue in the Mexican mining world" stated MT. Davis to a newspaper man. "I do not believe that it can be solved by the importation of alien labor On my way to Fl Paso l saw hordes of Japanese laborers making their way to the United States border, almost every station you will find Japs begsing.
 "The Jap that lands in Mexico comes with the intention of moving on to the states. and for that reason the mine managers hesitate to em- ploy them, for as soon as they are
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
WILL BE BURIED HERE.

In accordance with the instructions of F. NJ. Jones, his brother, the body of Byron Jones, who died few days ago of pneumonia, will be buried in this city. The exact time of the fu- neral has not been set as yet, as the undertakers are awaiting word from another brother at Tempe, Arizona, to find out if he will come on for the burial.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
FAILS FROM TRAIN.

o. W. Fowler, while en route lo Lowell from Bisbee on the train yes terday afternoon, Is alleged to have become abusive and Ese.i vile lan- guage in the presence of ladies. As the train neared Lowell, Conductor Latta took the disturber out on the platform, and while holding to him Fowler gave sudden twist and wrenched himself loose, thus losing his balance and falling on his head. A collar bone was broken, but his con d3tion is not serious NO blame is attached to Conductor Latta.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
MARRIED AT TOMBSTONE.

Thomas Brown ard Miss Margaret Johnson of Bisbee were united in marriage yesterday afternoon in Tombstone by Rev. Rich. of the Methodist church Both young peo- pie are well known in the city. They win make cheir home in the Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17

Turkish baths move to larger ano more commodious quarters, having leased the large rooining honSe 9.ld baths formerly conducted by Mrs Jones, just above Allen SsosK aud across from Waldorf. where the Turk ish bath and McKanna Liquor Cure will be located in the future.
 CHAS- G. FULLER.
 Nurse and Masseur
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17

It was unfortunate for Mr. Ha,ri- man that the controversy arose just as 1t was becoming possible 70 g. hence several nicely watered lirfhlp routea