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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11
cAMPANlLE FOR ST. LOUIS.

venice's Historic Structure to De Hes
produced In Missouri City.
The Campanile In Venice Is to be 70.
produced in st. Louis, the new struc
ture following closely the lines Of the
historic building which collapsed few
years ago, says st. Louis dispatch.
F. II. Luddington, member Of the
Second Baptist church, which 3 t..
build magnificent edifice In Kings
Highway boulevard this year, will give
$4,000 for the erection Of the tower.
Mr.. Luddington's idea IL that the struc
ture, which Is to stand on one Of the
highest eminences in the city and rise
200 feet, shall be memorial to him.
and 1t has already been nicknamed
"Lud's tower"
Mr.. Luddington says the church.
which Is to be built along Lombard
Gothic lines, viii be all Que of PR
portion with the tower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11

E<bN - vOdN DIX SDALU dCCOmpH.
IA MED the other men to town
49, In tie morning, not that he
SS cared to be with either Of
them, for his indignation ut what he
considered Delroy's laxness in enter
tanning man whose conduct was SO
mysterious ard whose past was S,
little known had not in the least di-
minished, and his dlstrust Of Ire
maine had grown stronger with the
passing hours. The prospect of day
alone In the house was intolerable,
and he felt that Grace Croydon would
wish to avoid him till the hour Of az
planation was at hand.
Indeed, the sudden antagonism he
had developed toward Delroy would
have suggested permanent return to
town had not point Of honor, as It
were, compelled him to stay. He could
not, at this moment, desert Grace Croy-
don to the Vaccinations of Tremaine.
He must save her If he could, not only
for his own sake, but for hers.
It was this gloomy meditation which
occupied him on the trip in to the city.
for his companions, Immersed in the
details Of the days business, left him
severely to himself He babe them
goodby at the ferry and, in a sort Of
desperation, went down to the Record
Office and asked for Godfrey. He felt
that he was being swept into waters
beyond his depth. that he needed
strong, cool hand to pluck him back
to safety, but he found that Godfrey
was out Of town.
Delroy and Tremaine went at once
to the Wall street Office where the con-
ference concerning the railroad was to
take place. Memories of that confer
ence still survive in the street; wild
legends concerning it-how q company
Of conservative, cold blooded, steel gut
ted capitalists were worked upon,
bamboozled, hyphotized, wrought up to
enthusiasm over project which was
proved by the subsequent reports OF
engineers to be about as practicable as
a bridge to the moon. Even yet the
glamour Of that meeting endures with
some Of the investors who were pres
ent, and they are still convinced that
railroad in Martinique would pay a
fabulous return. Tremaine set for the
street new standard of "srnoothness"
and one which has never been ap-
preached.
The conference was over by noon,
and Tremaine announced his. intention
Of returning to Edgemere by the first
train.
'I'm feeling a little worn out by the
mornings exertions," he explained,
and he really looked it. when are
you coming outY
''I'm going up to Tiffany's first" Del
roy answered. land have talk with
them about my wife's necklace. I left
it with them Saturday. If they advise
sea bath, I'll bring it along with me,
and we'll see what virtue there is In
the treatment"
"Perhaps there isn't any" said Ire
maine, cor it may be that Tiffany has
some better method"
'Wen, I'll know by tonight" and
Delroy held up reckoning finger to
passing cab. -Goodby till then"
Delroy and Drysdale returned to-
gether on the 5 o'clock train and hur-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11
ALARM CLOCK TO START FIRE
How winsted (Conn.) Genius Il New
Able to sleep Longer.

How Winsted (Conn.) Genius IL New
Able to Sleep Longer.
w. II. Bradford, = genius In Winsted.
Conn. employed In stove storg, has
rugged up q novel and simple coatriv.
ance In his home for the man who
likes to sleep az late on winter morn
ings as possible and at the same tms
have his house warm when he dfesseas
says the New York Herald.
Before retiring he winds ana sets Z
small alarm clock and places It In q
boz in his chamber. The alarm key q
left in a horizontal position, and .
latch II 90 attached TO Z hinge on IL
back Of the box that when the alarm
goes OF It II released and drops the.
furnace full, thus allowing ths drs =
the cellar to start gi.
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ried into the house. They found IRE
maine lounging in great chair In the
hall, and IL the glance which Drysdale
shot Mt him was electric with suspicion
he had at least self control enough to
restrain any i'll considered or hasty
words. But he blamed himself BIT
terly for not having foreseen the pos
sibility Of Tremaine's early return, the
reason for which he guessed at once.
We've just time to make the ar
rangements before dinner" said Del
roy, and he held up long morocco
case.
"Ah"-and Tremaine rose lazily-"so
you've brought 1t? Tiffany advises 1t,
then7"
"Yes-but come into the library, and
you shall hear. 1t seems that the only
thing to be done Is to immerse them
In their native element for few days,
and the sooner It's done the better.
That's what brought this cage for.
Wen put the necklace in 1t and let 1t
down into the water at the end of the
pier Only living sea water will do; 1t
seems to have no efficacy shut up in
vessel of any kind. asked about
that particularly"
II would suggest put in Tremaine,
''that guard be stationed at the pier
to prevent any possibility OF danger"
perhaps you're right"-and Delroy
nodded. Graham and his boy will be
Just the ones. They can relieve each
other SO that the time won't seem 80
long"
The Grahams were summoned, and
they came promptly.
A single glance was enough to con-
vince any one Of their absolute probity.
The elder man was perhaps sixty years
of age, in the very prime Of health and
strength, with a weather beaten coun-
tenance surrounded by a grizzled
beard; the younger one was about
twenty-five Both showed the clean
skin and clear eyes and firm muscles
resulting from life in the open air, for
they had the care Of the acres OF lawn
and garden and woodland and meadow
belonging to the estate.
Delroy held up the little cage.
"This string Of white stones" he
said, "is Mrs. ,Delroy's pearl necklace,
worth something over 100000. l put
them in this cage, close the lid and
fasten 1t with these little hooks. Now,
Graham, these stones have lost their
luster. and live sea waters the only
thing that will restore 1t. l want you
! to tie rope to this cage and lower 1t
into the bay from the end Of the pier,
securing 1t, Of course, SO that 1t can't
thrash around or break away. 1t will
have to stay there for three or four
days, and during that time I'd like you
and your boy to sleep at the boathouse
and see that nobody NEEDLES with It,"
The two men had listened intently
with serious faces
every well. sir" said the elder as
Delroy finished, and held out his hand
for tho ge.
De- ~ ave it to him with a little
chuckle OF enjoyment.
you'd better have gun with you
not that l think there's any 6anger"-
"Never fear. sir" interrupted Ora
ham. well tend t all that. Come on,
Willum."
Delroy watched them till the door
closed behind them.
II believe Graham would say Very
we'll, SIR in Just that tone, II I told
him to burn the house down." he re-
marked. "We'll go down after dinner
and see how he's arranged things.
And now" he added, my innards are
beginning to clamor vigorously for re-
| freshmen"
ITO ho Copfinuedl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11
Tho Old Man and tho New.

Miss Elizabeth Magic, the pretty
and talented Chicago girl, who recent
" jumped into distinction by offering
herself for sale, said the other day
In an address before a girls club:
~ advise all of you to be new wom-
en-. I urge you to pay no heed to the
xibes about new women that are con-
tinually being uttered by men.
at isn't q fine type Of man that gibes
~ the new woman You know the
story of the man in the county jail?
ssWhat brought you here. my poor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11

fellow? a missionary asked.
"I married a new woman SIRE the
prisoner groaned.
Aha said the missionary, And she
was SO domineering and extravagant
that 1t drove you to desperate courses,
eh?'
mo said the prisoner. The old
woman turned up"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11
SHAW TO SPEAK At BANQUET.
Secretary Accepts Invitation Of Mis-.
souri, Society to BE Guest.

washington, Jan. ia committee
representing the Missouri Society Of
the City of New York, consisting Of
walter Alexander, William J. WoI-
man and Burton Thompson, called on
Secretary Shaw and secured his ac-
ceptance Of an invitation to be the
guest Of honor at q dinner to be given
by the society at the Waldorf-Astoria
on january 81. It is expected that a
notable company will be present.
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Novel Race Upstairs by Parisiaas.
Paris has a new sport. and it is q
heart breaker-after Partisan fashion
says the New York Times. Instead Of
sending athletes out IN 120 yard
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(To be Continued.)

Indigestion, constipation come and go
rows, If you take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, the greatest remedy
known to mankind. IS cents, Tea or
Tablets. Mcbride g. Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11
Howl. rhis2

\
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl-
patton,
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Do not push me too far. Do not rely
too much upon my forbearance. A
man capable Of any crime
He held her by the motion of a
finger.
us man who appeals to you" he
concluded.
you strangely mistaks me-" she
said In q cold voice. "Ycu are reading
your own nature into me. I would
ask no man to commit crime for my
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11
MINERVA.

MIN EifSVA.
January 10-Mr. Charles Nichols
left for Colfax Thursday morning.
Mrs. George Elliott is confined to
her home by illness.
Little Johnnie Ankrum, son Of Ell
wood Ankrum, is recovering from a
badly crushed arm, which he had the
misfortune to get caught in a cream
separator while at play.
Miss Lillian Tucker was the guest
Of Miss Mable Sheible, of Albion last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nichols enter
tanned several relatives Sunday at din
ner. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred McKinnon, Mr.. and Mrs
John earlier, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Co
ecke of Hartland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols and
family spent Monday at the home OF
Mrs. Nichols parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Tucker, Of Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Gustafson, are
the parents Of a daughter. born Thurs
day.
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That's the house the doctor built
The biggest house you see;
Thank goodness he don't get our mon
ey,
For we all drink Rocky Mountain
Tea. Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11
The
MARATHON MYSTERY
av BURTON E. STEVENSON
A Story of Manhattan
r. Of "The Holiday Ca.

Copyright, 1904. by Henry HoI. and Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-01-11
CHAPTER XIV.

Ohm DRYSDALE accompa-
MED the other men to town
In tie morning, not that he
rarofl IN ho with either NJ
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MARIETTA.
January 10.-Mrs. Charles Haddock
went to Clemens Saturday to spend
a few days at the home of her father,
William Dunn and family.
James and Kate Liston, of Clemens,
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
home OF their sister, Mrs. Thomas
Claffey.
Miss Kate Timmons spent Sunday
with Miss Ethel Havens. in Marshall-
town.
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CHAPTER XIV.

RI YlHEN Drysdale opened his win
Y" dow next morning he found
kE53 the sun shining from sky
Ieae6EH unclouded, and the air warm
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-02
WEEKS OPENING
 SHOWS LIP STRONG New York and Boston Stronger at Close Than Any Time
 During Day.
(Bv Drank J. Graf.l )

The opening of the weeks market showed up strong with all stocks showing an advance and this advance was held at the close In fact the close of the New York and Boston markets was stronger than at any time of the day. Notwithstanding that money rates reached II per cent during the day and closed at 12 per cent, it had no depressing effect on the stocks. Boston coppers were ac- tive with pretty god trading while local stocks are firm with better de- mand all round. All are showing up stronger and Calumet & Arizona looks like it is going back to its .old market, reaching S169.e0. Super for is in good demand, as is Shattuck and Denn. American and Warren are steady. Wolverine & Arizona holds at S2.50 with no stock offered under that Greene-Cananea sales reached S16.75. Butte & Arizona is fiPmeF with good demand at 65 cents with or ders untitled at that price. We look for higher prices tomorrow.
 Closing Quotations.
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SCOTCHMEN TOD SLOW FOR
 MINING
In Spite of Poor Management Arizona Copper Company Has Paid Some Profit Could Earn Vast Sums.

BOSTON. July 1.-The history of tale from Aarabian Nights
 About twenty-five years ego. Scotch capitalists, who had invested in Amer ican cattle. through the instru mental ity of F. D. Underwood. of New York until recently president of the British Columbia Copper Co, and G. Hop kins. now a director of the company, both then located in Kansas City, saw their investments swept away. With q view to recouping their losses, they made a small investment in the pur- chase of some mining claims in Ari- zona. and organized what is now Ari. zona Copper Co.
 At that time the ore developed was high-grade. and for the first year the shipments. though made upon a small scale, were profitable. These opera tions influenced the new owners to develop the mines on a larger scale and 2 railroad was started from Cliff ton to connection with the Southern Pacific 1o0 miles distant
 In the meantime. however, the cop per values materially decreased with depth. and the railroad proved far more expensive undertaking than was originally anticipated. Later mort gage company was formed in Scot land to help finance the railroad. In the meantime. the price of copper fell to uaprofitable figures for this com pany. and shipments were suspended. Default was made on the bonds of the railroad and for five years the work of building this line was carried on in 8 desultory sort of way
 Finally, as a last resort, the unfiH- ished road and the mines were of fered to the mortgage company in re- lease of al claims. The mortgage company, however, refused to saddle itself with an enterprise which, after nearly ten years of work, had proved d failure, and demanded that the man asers of the copper company work ont the proposition to the best of their ability. At that time the stock of Che company was selling from 25 to 90 cents per share.i There were 100000 shares. par value, e4 each.
 This was about I5 years ago Soon after that. however, the affairs of the company began to entangie and sey- ersl enterprising Americans saw an opportunity for profitable investment. They quietly picked up number of thousand of shares for a mere song
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LOGAN 6 BRYAN ON WHEAT

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook )
 CHICAGO, July 1.-The most re- narkable piece of news for the wheat trade was quotation of six cents ad vance in Paris. wired here from New York There was about one cent re action from the high point at the close, due to profit taking. The sell ing at top figures was against prive leges and checked the advance. South west messages say interior mills will take first offerings from new crog and movement to primary markets likely to be getting cancellation or ders from the spring wheat states Northwest did some buying of wheat here. On any further reaction buy wheat
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Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
BILLION FROM
 SANTA EUL ALA

The famouse Santa Eulalia mining district i5 miles from the city of Chi huahua. is generally estimated to have produced since its discovery by the Spaniards in IT03 the enormous sum of s900. 00.0o0. more than any other of the famous districts in all Mexico. That this great mieral zone is not much more than scratched is evidenced by the fact that the Potosi mine belonging to the Potosi Mining Co. now has ore in the neighborhood of one-third of this grand total.
 Speaking of the Potosi mine, Prof Robert T. Hill. the distinguished ge- ologist in his report made in Jan. 1904, says: The Potosi (purehased recently for s250,o00 gold) contains now in sight, practically in caves be- low the 1 1.00o foot level, high grade ores. which it is estimated it will take 50 years to ship at the presnt shipping rate of 800 tons per day One ore body alone has been proved 10 be 800 feet by GOO let in size and
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is proved to be 300 feet deep. By estimates this ground contains 5,400,- 900 tons which, at $50 per ton. con tains ore to the fabulous value of $270 0,000, ,000 pesos (Mexican money, or s135 100000 gold)."
 Since Prof Hills report the Po- tosi has become a heavy shipper of carbonate of zinc ore found in sepa- rate bodies distinct from the silver lead ores.
 The company is down about HOO feet on the mine and it is under stood that 500 or 300 feet farther, has been proven by diamond drills show ing big ore bodies. According to Prof. Hill and other reports which have leaked out in spite Of the ex- treme secrecy maintained by the com pany, it appears safe to estimate the value of the ore in the Potosi mine at $500, 100000 Mexican money. This makes it one of. if not the greatest, mine in the world in point of esti- mated ore values.
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HUTTON 6 CO.'S. LETTER.

Special Wire to Dney & Overlook. )
 NEW YORK, July Lit is not sur prising that the stock market did not react of consequence today. The public have no stocks, hence there is no profits to take Money continues firm as high as fifteen per cent incl dental to the big disbursement The market gives evidence of higher range before the holidays.
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aIS the doing adan t go de eo the int h hmaretan wIb Stock kwpa in I "a aIcus
 
 e
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from the Scotch people, who, being a long distance from the scene of cper- ations, were not aware of the pros pective change in the fortunes of the mine.
 One of these Americans, now I di- rector, then clerk at Clifton in the employ of the company, picked up about 800 shares of the stock at around 90 cents per share.
 Soon after this came distinct change in the affairs Of the company and the directors in Scotland in creased the share capital from 103.. eco to 400 ,00O, and reduced the par value from e4 to G1.
 Still later the share capital was
 (Ccntinued on Eighth Page.y
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PHONE w " ~ " S summary ~ . ~ sisBxEA ARIZONA
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PEDRO ALvARA[D
 ID USE CYANIDE
$ involved Financially and Builders of Plant Take Up
 Indebtedness.

A recent dispatch from Parral to the Mexican Herald savs:
 Pedro Alvarado has aJ0ut com pieted arrangements for a mill and cyanide plant to treat his (so-called) low grade ores. Although his Pal milla mine has produced generously, Don Pedro is said to be deeply in volyed financially, and the proposed builders of the cyanide mill are to take over and assume his indebted nesses. He has seven sinkers at work trying to lower the water, but is having some difficulty"
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FOR SALE ca BOND.

Five lead-copper claims In Warren District, about nine miles northwest of Bisbee. Main shaft at i42 it.; drifts, 62 it., 24 1t, g it. Easy terms. A. G., P. 0. Box 537, Tomb stone.
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TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.
Over Rinehart'e Drug Store.
Rooms 3 G 4.
 Antlers BIdu.

~FNa NOOtiS ? cL T. Drug Store. AntIers Bldg.
 Bisbee, July l, 1907.
 further improvement was shown in today's market with Calumet & Ari- zona the leader, advancing five points from Saturdays close, with Amalga- mated, Anaconda and Copper Range registering one point gains. The balance of the listed issues show only fractional gains The curbs show no great changes however, holding firm at quoted prices. Greene-Cananea, Superior & Pittsburg and Shattuck seemingly the fayorites. Butte & Arizona is in strong demand with lit tie stock coming out under 65 cents. Closing Quotations:
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Pritchard Hagen & Co.
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 Brokers. s FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. s FRONT ROOMS 8. [. BUILD E ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, SIS ' 6EE, ARIZONA. B ALI STOCKS BOUGHT AND s SOLD ON COMMISSION. R DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION WITH ALL LEADING Y MARKETS. E PHONE f35.
MARKET LETTER.

July I.-While the volume of trading for the opening day of the week and July has been very narrow prices were on the upward move for the most part of the session and in some instances, most notably c. & A.. several points gain were scored C. & A. closed at its highest figure for the day. though the balance of the Bostons and New Works sag ged off a trifle during the last hour. For the greater part of the day the curb stocks were strong but these also suffered slump at the finish. Superior & Pittsburg and Greene Can anea are holding very firm and are conspicuous in the trading as is also Shattuck. Others being watched closely are Denn, Warren, Globe and Am erican We do not look for any material change during the bal ance Of the week but would advise buying on sharp reces- sions.
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