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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
HAVE ACCEPTED OFFER.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 31.- Hacksnschmidt's manager has accent. eA the offer of the Missouri Athletic Club for a match with Gotch in Kan sas City in May next for a purse of s10,000 for the worlds wrestling championship, the winner to take "a per cent.
 ". n Scoviile. president of the club. received letter today from c. q. Cochran Hackenschmidt's London manager. accepting the offer, but stip. ulating that the club post s5000 in England and that there shall be a side bet of not less than 5000 to be post ed with Robert Edgren. of New York who is to be appointed referee.
 President Scoville has agreed to Cochran's terms, except that he in- sists on naming the referee. He sent the articles to London today.
 psvi,~hf aeveloning machines are just the thing for your summer out jnxs- To be had at the Bisbee Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
PRONE iss.
MARKET LETTER.

JAN. 31.--A ssggi5s ten dency prevailed in the copper market today, which brought nearly every one of the issues down. The market is without any particular feature, though the volume of business is heavy. The demand principal ly is in Warren, Shattuck and Denn. Superior & Pittsburg has taken another slump of u half point. At the present level the stock is one of the best opportunities for profit making on the board for sure thing. Shattuck has weakened a trifle since yesterday. Four or five days hence, however, will see the stock at a higher figure than it has yet reached. Interest in Warren subsided somewhat. with the result that there has been no further move in the stock. At S15.00 and s15.50 it Is firm. Ameri- can is still on the down grade. Interest in Cochise is evident but not a great change in price. Wolverine & Arizona and Butte & Arizona are very active with good demand. Dur ing a time like today. when most of the stocks show de- clines, is the time to select your favorites and hold them for profits. There Is not one of the leaders that is not an excellent purchase at present prices. f.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
MARKET GOSSIP.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock.) )
 NEW YoRK-Americans in London heavy, mostly below parity. Bank of England rate unchanged. Jacob Schniff tells Paris newspaper cores pcpdepts that situation is neither un- healthy nor serious. but prosperity. is too great and business may faIl off. No truth in rumors of reconciliation of Gould and Hartman interests but active opposition to Western Pacific Is suspended. There is 6 lighter de mand for stocks in the loan crowd. Erie lists sl2,0o0 4 perecent fifty year bonds. Associated Press withdraws stories of alleged combination to conceal stock of copper for market purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
ARIZONA GOLD

Recently Sheriff Walter Brown re turned to Kingman from Gold Road with a bar or bullion weighing s1S,- 900. This is the smallest bar sent out from the big camp in a number of months. being a partial cleanup of six days run of the tanks. The next bar to come out will be large enc, the custom being to make partial clean-ups and then make 8 thorough cleanup every fourteen days.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
ARIZPE.

Thisproperty will be shortly exam ined by an engineer of high standing, likely to have its effect on the stock. A wagon road is being built to the property which will take about two months to complete. after which they will have enough machinery in the ground to ssart shipping ore. Two Of the mines are developing so that they could start shipping at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
BL ACK MOUNTAIN
 INCREASES CAPITAL

Boston.--Black Mountain is to in- crease it's capitalization from 100000 to 600,000 shares. Each stockh,
 of record February 23 will have the privilege of subscribing to an amount equal to 25 per cent of his holdings at SC per share as compared with a present selling price of go.
 This action is undoubtedly prompt ed by recent developments at the property. which showed the vein twice as wide as originally estimates The company has now an almost mex haustibie supply of probable ore"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01

This ore Is low grade. running about s5 to the ton. but the cost of treating 1t Is also very low, so that stamping 400 tons a day the company is earn ing about s1.5o per share.
 The new issue of stock will permit the treatment of an additional 400 tons, and, as this will double the out. put, it should double the production In other words. by increasing the stock 25 per cent. the earnings will be apparently increased 100 per cent The earnings per share should then amount to $40 instead of s1.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
SUPERIOR a PITrssuRo.

The strike on the 11O0-foot level of the Hoatson shaft of the Calumet & Pittsburg mine continues to show up very well in sulphide ore This mine has recently begun shipments so that all four properties of the Superior & Pittsburg company are now forward ing ore to the shelter. The stock has been one of the most active on the curb and at high prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
cRANBY

The New York Stock Exchange has listed 10S.0S1 shares of sl00 each and win list the balance of s1,S19 as soon as these shall be changed into new stock We think 1t likely that this will prove the entering wedge for the listing of ->other standard copper shares.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
TRINITY.

Trinity continues the spectacular feature on the Boston exchange. This is a most fascinating stock to watch and doubtless many who have suffi- cient nerve and nimbleness will make good profits In 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
THAT DEAR scITUATE, MASS.

How dear to our hearts Is the old yellow pumpkin, when orchards are barren of stuffins for pies; when peaches and apples have been a dead failure and berries of no kind have greeted our eyes. How~ fondly we turn to the ten-acre corn field. that many are thouehtless enough to de spise; the beautiful pumpkin. the mud covered pumpkin. tbe big yellow pumpkin that makes the good pies.- Exchange.
 Get your kodak finishing done at the Bisbee Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01

TIMING SHELTERS MARkETS
Pritchard Hagen & Co. QNCoRPoRATED)
 Brokers.
FRED c. HAGEN. Mgr.

FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr.
 FRONT ROOMS a. |. BUILD ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS BEE, ARIZONA. ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. DIRECT WIRE cokkEc- !. HON WITH ALL LEADING MARKETS.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-01
LOGAN & BRYAN's LETTER.

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-31
BTTTEE THAN MEDICINE.
breathe Hyomci's Tonic Healing
and BE Cured OF Catarrh,

breathe Hyomci's Tonic Healing
and BE Cured of tatarrh,
Nature has remedy for catarrh.
treatment that is far better than
dosing the stomach with medicine
1t is the healing oils ami balsams
of Hyomei which medicates the air
YOU breathe, reaching the most re-
mote air cells in the nose. throat and
lungs, killing all catarrhal germs,
and restoring health 10 the mucous
membrane,
In using Hyomei you are treating
your catarrhal troubles with the only
neutral remedy. for II gives q cura-
tive air bath to the air passages that
has as powerful healing and anti
septic effect as that found in the
mountains where the pine forests
give off their fragrant and healing
balsams.
Breathe the inyigorating and heal
ing Hyomei. and see how quickly
You will get relief from your catar-
hal troubles. Hood & Curtin have
seen SO snany cures, even of the
worst cases of catarrh, with off2H-
sivc breath. raising of mucous. FIRE
quent sneezing, droppings in the
throat and spasmodic coughing. that
they feel warranted in selling Hyo-
mel under an absolute guarantee TO
refund the money if II does not do
an that is claimed for it. Hood q
Curtin take all the risk. $50
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-31
Good New. Kills Him

Bad luck having logged him dur
ing the so years of his life, william
tailor, living with his
wife and family at - Winer street,
was so excited ar learning that he
had suddenly become rich through
the death of brother In Russia.
~at within "a hours OF learning of
his good fortune be fen dead 40 the
Grand street ferry house. Died from
excitement" vas the doctors verdict
CheruoVtz came here from Lon
don with his family five years ago
Re had worked In the tailor shops
iu This city. huf 1t last couldn't even
eaf chat work. On Saturday night
when ,hus. were about as bad a'
possible with bim. lawyer called
at rbs house aud told hIm fha' h'
bod Inherited $4,000 'hrousb th'
death uf 900 almost forgotten bro
.b.- William .u RassI1. on Top '
..h.f CtrrnnHrF H1B eosd Il s'a.
I .a ea.a ..s r#,. mwH.u- .n 500
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-31

more. is,igs 90 forget, DO yoa think
be siesed.d No. There vas
weight around biz neck. and i was
dragging him down. down, down
Thea th@ woman recognized MIN
from the newspaper pictures She
vent TO the police aud betrayed him.
She hated ulm as thes. women al
ways hate she men vho draK them
down. His arccal followed a little of
the stolen money was found aim In
the yalise The rest waS gone The
total amount II bis lhetts was saG,-
1000
To-day he ia in the miro, ile tied
"a weight around his neck aud fell
beneath H.
Dishonest dollars
Nothing viii crush us more.
Nothing wul>,o surely drag as down.
There are other dishonest dollars
besides those stolen from a bank
Every gold coin reaped from = com
promise With principle is an added
burden Every bin thrust into the
strong box al the expense OF what rs
right brings IT. added moral disin'
tegratlon. The standard keeps sink
ling lower, The mire keeps coming
closer
Better that man should die I'm
poverty than live in moral turpitude.
And the only safeguard Is-no
compromise
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-31
= IN THE SOCIAL REALM.
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\ Halloween Party.

The melancholy days are over, ~
and with them paradoxical as it may
seem, The social season for the fall
and winter of l9o7-oS has begun.
Perhaps there is no holiday or
fete day which can be more effect
lively symbolized than the ever mer-
ny Halloween. Our ingenious and
original hostess on this occasion was
Mrs c. G. Cooke who was lat
home" to the fourth meeting of the
season of WaXahachie's most popu-
lar social organization. the Wednes-
! day Afternoon Forty-Two club.
Mrs. w. p. Hood greeted the
guests at the door. and on entering
the invited ones beheld a fairy-like
scene of autumn leaves, corn and
pumpkins, grinning jack-o'-lanters,
weird lights and shadowy corners,
from which "spooks" seemed forth
coming. all effectively arranged,
with grimacing, meowing black
cats keeping guard over all from
the walls. mautles and other places
of nigh advantage Dainty. white
score cards with black ink sketches
of The traditional Halloween candle
and mirror and an appropriate quo
| tatiou or wish tor matron and maid
alike were passed among the guests
/ White table markers were made ori
gnal with large black svastiks
luck charms
40 The close of tho fiy, gaines o
| Forty-Two, the guests assembled ir
/ the reception hail for contest
From 20 heavy laden corn and puWl
lkiu decorated table great number
- white threads were visible EayI
/ guest drew string to- which was at
/ t1ched bcruel ct corn. Mr.. r. F.
! Thompson drswlng the red sraiu
| which entitled beg fo fhe prize.
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TIM WEIGHT or \ DISHONEST
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like massive willr1urs.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-10-31

hcf~eea Cola~gt and Rs4 altcr
Altogether. there fsmalas on}s
about f.n milcH ~ grading 20 Flash
and probably fweaty nse nflss az
aIesl All De lsl4 and then 81 Is "a.
peted that TIE second fraek be-
tween Dtuisou and 0h. goai eenfrw
@ili Pee used tpr freight service aHI
sas old tracs for fast pasa,a seq 81
,icc Portions of u, second track
nov complete s. befng gscd by 1hr
CONTRACTORS for Horale parUases
nsnisau Herald
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

Obituaries, resolutions OF respect.
cards Of thanks-all matter not
NEWS-will be charged for at the
-xate of ; cents per line. Poetry at
double price,
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The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany is In nowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
ployes, nor will We assume payment
of such debts under any circum-
stances. Every employe OF his office
ia paid promptly for work done This
is to protect ourselves and the sell
Ing public --ENTERPRISE PUB
LISTING COMPANY. Per G. w. Nc
knight. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-16
S5rd Sfreef

Benjamin F. Tracy, Samuel Newhouse OF Utah;
Governor Broward of Florida, Governor Blanchard
of Louisiana John c. HemphilL OF North Caro-
lima: Congressman Nicholas Longworth, OF Ohio;
Governor johnson Of Minnesota and Charles Emory
Smith, Among those represented by proxies was
Governor Hanly Of Indiana. who asked to be
cused the ground of serious Illness, Messrs.
Olney. Gray and Untermyer holding proxies for abb
sent members
The statement continues:
Toward the close of the meeting Scrugham was
invited state his case. after Mr.. Cntermyer and
General Tracy had outlined TO the members OF the
committee the character Of the charges against
Scrugham and the evidence thus far adduced in
support of them. After hearing Mr.. Scrugham the
committee voted their unabated confidence In
SCrugham's integrity.
The Olney statement declares that. unless the
administration in power be effectively pre-
vented from using the agency and clerical forces
as an election machine relief can be expected
from the existing conditions adding that the COM
nittee, through It's counsel. has accordingly sug-
gested amendments 10 the existing law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-16
oZAWA DECORATEs DR.. KLOPsCH.
"The Christian Herald" Editor One of
Japanese Order of Rising Sun.

In the presence of the complete staff OF THE
Christian Herald. in it's offices at the Bible House
DIR. Louis Klopsoh. the editor was decorated yes
terday by Baron Takewo OZawa. personal envoy OF
the Emperor and Empress of Japan. with the Order
OF the Rising Sun In recognition OF the papers
efforts toward famine relief in Japan AS the
suit of a campaign begun by THE Christian
Herald" more than $3.50 900 was sent last year 10
japanese famine sufferers The publication also
aided and is aiding eight hundred orphans OF the
famine sufferers.
There were speeches by the baron and his secro-
tary through interpreter, and responses from
Dr. Klopsch and the associate editor, c. F. Sandi-
son. Then the baron rose again and presented
tifcates OF honorary membership in the Japanese
Red Cross together with the button decoration
which accompanies that membership
A button also accompanies the Order OF the
Rising Sun. and. II is understood, Is always to be
worn by tho recipient of the order when the in
sigma OF the order is not itself The insignia
consists of ring, from which hangs pendant a
metal radiant star" A red and white ribbon "a
looped and doubled back from the ring. Above is a
symbolic device. The whole is suspended from
q bar.
Baron Ozawa is vice-president of the Japanese
Red Cross. and such had intimate association
with the famine relief work. The letters patent.
bearing the Mikado's autograph. confirming the
grant of the decoration their way to DIR.
Klopsch through the japanese embassy.
After the presentation the two visitors were
shown over the New York Hospital by DR.. Klopsch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-16
Prick HOUSE TO FACE FIFTH AVENUE.
Plans Being Drawn for Building on Lenox
Library Site

Tho borse which H c. Frick intends TO erect Tor
his own occupancy on part Of the old Leno1 LII
brarv site bounded by Fifth and Madison avenues
10Th and list streets, will stand on parcel 'front.'
ing 200 feet in Fifth avenue and having oep'h Oh
IT'S feet
Mr. Frtck bought some months ago that part OF
the old library site fronting in Fifth avenue and
l25 feet in botn 10th and list streets G. P H. Oh
bert is drawing plans for the house. w. &c co oo
'9 The directors re i of the New York Public Library
authorized Henry D. Wiaa1s q and tyoraes
Ely Co to sell the plot between the eas eth
line Of the Prick parcel and Madison avenue. WIN
frontage Of about 200 feet in Madison avenue anu
Of "a feet IN each street, All the ola ILL., ~
ar The rronerty have been removed Inc AelIs OF
the Ienox estate have sold their interests IN this
parcel 10 the library.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-16
SUPPORTS SCRUGHAM.
international Committee Says 1t
Has Confidence IN Manager.

The International committee, at its first meeting
fince the arrest Of Scrugham, StIrrup and Caring
ton on charges Of conspiracy TO crcumvent a
proper election in the New York Life. expressed its
'nnabated confidence" in Scrugham's integrity.
tyewTitten statement signed Richard Olney,
Chairman, by order Of the committee closes as
follows:
tocIushaml, the committee only await the final
s u Judicial investigation. but IN the mean
Hihe with undated confidence in his integrity.
In connection with scrugham's arrest, this in
Wrestling statement signed by Mr.. Olney reads in
part as follows:
,bo hsrges Of fraud. foTgeTes and irregularites in
ton n7snsae ~ - ~. oIsaI!,| s3
q the work Of collecting the votes has been done,
xas gathered evidence tending to show that forged
c@- 1los rom many states and sections Of the
administration candidates. 10 the exclusion Of the
genuine ballots Of The same policyholders.
holders 9 - IacIes Tor reaching the policy
nas been done, but sufficient proof has been pre-
b aan 10 Tie committee TO indicate that it has
80 zone upon q large scale.
ror me purpose Of bring this condition Of things
manager instituted test case against an agent ne
~ Few York Life Insurance Company (Jacob
rest rs. names to ballots warrant for his ar
that he has .el,sap s issued and il is understood
ballots ''17 confessed 10 the forging Of 10
On the day which this warrant was issued
1900
~ sc VI ne committee (ScrUghaunt ana tuo
Ster, 10 AS harrington and GtTr1Iri C1arof,,,3
Ia ndlng ~ ,o-isI'ifacy IN connection with tbe
that ye.e 80, tlte ballots signed Fy nol{c LoIders
'' 70 the office ~ the manager
oihey statement ACIDS that en- far a. 49, =,
sentec - IS no pretence that scruobsr, me
,s, any ballots bearing the forqe5 , 't',' l't
iooers' the charges therein ai.fi ~ - 81
Of the agents s'ih against certain
an unsigned typewriter sfater,.r.
.'ile ana attached 10 the olnev sta.ors- - me
@iu'"s me same arrest Il scrlgbam. says
~ seemed - 1e the general opinion "a.
sneranea i.lsiidH was being yersecI,t,di s meet
1LlsIfahce companies because al - uteed by the
~ Ea'Hffed Of tie forgeri.s ~ Isiience he
esFllS and with he idea OF creatj" linus 10y the
''i 'Hat would obscure the real Issue counter
Waiter y. Howe, Deputy Assistant MI,
At'orn"y made the AFFIDAVIT on u,lIct go go
n@m' shrrnp and Darlington were arree,.s ~
Dst'let Attorneys Office. on its oWn initiatI,
~ Tie investigation which led t. The arrest =,
these men ~ arrest Of
ne meeting II the committee. according -, ,,,
esA'a statement, took place in the oesoa 80
S'psf Parker, who Is chairman Of the co..
NseF executive committee. and lasted From "a
= 70 D a.. Mr. o.aey presiding those nros.
= i3e meeting H. persou." according n tho
statement "er" .udse Cse3rge Graz. Of Del,-
'@p8sfapf isoh'Its Il Connecticut Mr. Pc,
ecionsi A. II. Shook, OF Tennessee; Genera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-16
CUTS HIS THROAT BEFORE CROWD.
Cab Driver, Dependent and Alleged Victim
of Drink, Commits Suicide

James Dougherty, thirty-four' CAP
for Keating e. Co. of 18th street and Park
avenue and fanitor OF the fat where he lived.
at No 1432 Second avenue ran out OF his house
yesterday afternoon and cut his throat IN We"
Of the passersby.
Dougbertv is said 10 have been desponoen'
for some time and recently had been dr'iihills'
according to his brother. He rushed rom ms
rooms only partly clad. Furnishing a rhHT ,s
use tho ,veanon but before this possible
he had drawn the blade across ms tIroat,
almost severing the head from the BODY. ho
died ia 4 few minutes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-16
DAYLIGHT HoLD-UP IN WEST STREET.
Farmer Identifies Assailants in Police Sta
ton.

George Cleain James Carmody and Thomas
OSullivan locked up in the Leonard street
police station last night charged with being i'm
plicated In the assault and robbery OF Dumped
Hendish. a farmer. who was his way from
Cleveland TO his old home In Austria
With his grip in his hand Hendish walking
down West street, Canal street. when. 1t Is
alleged Carmody took hold OF his and held
him, while Cleain went through his pockets and
abstracted $3O Hendish fought for freedom and
was assaulted in the scuf1e.
Traffic Policeman Robert J. MCGUIRE caught Car,
rnody and other policemen captured Cleain and
OSuIliyan who were identified at the police sta
ton by Hendish- Hendish wa4 detained a. wit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-16
CARS IN COLLISION.
Horse and Electric Crash at Cross
ing-Three Hurt

In a collision between 18th street north
bound in Clinton street. and a Houston street
horse at Stanton street yesterday afternoon
three passengers were injured. two badly that
they had to be taken TO Bellevue Hospital. Both
badly damaged. The horse had
nearly crossed the tracks when the 14th street car
crashed into IL.
Standing the rear platform of the horse car
the conductor and three men. All were
pitched into the and those sitting inside tho
small hurled from their seats.
The three tho platform were the
only who needed medical assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-16
Following Are for To-day
No Mail Telephone Orders.
or Telephone Orders.

98ct. W0meu'S Chip Hats. S,
Black only-fve Of the very best shapes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-16

Ready Mixed Paints, guaran-
teed quality, l2-pt,, 14c; at.
47c.
Roof Paint, best quality, gal.
ST.. 81.
Enamel Paint. all shades,
Il pit, 14c; 15pt., 26c; pit,
44c.
Bath Tub Enamel, A-pt., csc;
1a-pt., see.
Enamelet. 1s-pt., 13c: 14-pt.,
21c: pints. Sac; OTIS, &c.
Screen Paints, black and green,
y pit, 17c; at, 62c.
Varnish Stains, q pit, lac;
pit, csc; qt., 44c.
Furniture Varnlsh. 12-pt.,
13c; OF, 44c.
Floor VarnIsh, 1a-pt., 1Sc; at.
sic.
Spar yarnlsh, Apt, 29c; qt.,
soc.
Coach varnish, 13-pt., 16c;
qt., SIC.