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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-16
]. c. PRiTcHARp Bonanza Circle and Warren District Stocks a Speciality.
Bisbee. March IS. 1907.

Bisbee, March IS, 1907.
 It seems that the market has struck bottom at last, and there appears to be considerable buying power still left and bids were plenty today for large blocks of stock. but the holders who have weathered the storm are not willing to sell at present prices. The result has been the rapid recovery in several of the stocks. The prices, however, are not firmly established yet and it Is difficult to tell at what price trading will be resumed in any large degree. Butte & Arizona and Wolverine & Arizona are in good de- mand, so also is Dem and Shattuck, both having made a gain today the latter of several points. s13.00 bid on Denn Mining fails to bring any stock out and $35.00 on Shattuck.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-16

June deliveries, both from domestic and European consumers has been very large. The demand from the lat ter has, until within the past week. been temporarily rather slow, but now that buyers from this quarter again seem to have entered the market there is good chance that the inquiry may reach proportions that will speedily give prices another sharp upturn.
 The available supply of the red met al Is still of small volume. It is next to impossible for consumers to obtain anything in the shape of contracts for delivery earlier than April or May, whiie some good-siEed sales have re gently been made at 25 and 251k cents. Altogether. the situation looks, from the producing standpoint, to be as thoroughly sound as at any time in the past, with no suggestion of weak. ness at any point.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-16
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MARKET LETTER.

March IS, 1907
 The close of the market to- day in every manner strongly indicates that the panic in stocks has spent it's force. All leading issues during the last two hours of the session made remarkable gains. prices hay ing moved upward from three, four and five points, in most cases, while in a number ad- vances as high as ten and twelve points have been scored, so that the level of stocks at the close display figures very materially above those of yes terday. There may still be some heavy liquidation but it is a certainty that the worst is over with. A few days more will see the situation on a fair way toward normal and it is safe to calculate that during the coming week some of the heav- lest advances will take place than have been seen in a long time in the better class of stocks. We will probably vet witness some sharp recessions and in these instances the best stocks among the curbs and listed issues should be picked up.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-16

Hot mcrchants' lunch from 11:o0 to 2:00 free at the Antlers' Bar.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-16

lation obtained in this way will be re. quired to withdraw.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-16
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 Copper Stocks Speciality
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all the sgftp more settled the gmaed hepo l of ground to gains bemer t the nryen nL
 swe eeoer Ser a of the market ll sabakt DUEY&
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-16

have no connection with Pritch- ard, Hagen & Co. My name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
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 quired to withdraw. NEW YORK, March 15.-American stocks in London rallying rapidly with Union Pacific. Amalgsmated and St. Paul up over points. Secretary CorteIyou will anticipate redemption of $25,0O0 900 government As to help the market. The treasury will deposit customs receipts with banks in cities not poss- essing sub-treasuries. E. H. Hartman says he sold no stocks. ]. No advance in anthracite prices will be made this spring. There is a light demand for stocks in the loan crowd. London fears early gold engagement by New York There were three small failures in London Atchison officials say Texas crop reports are exaggerated.
  Hot mcrchants- lunch from 11:o0 f<. 04o Fet... t.~ A~<4I.~uf De
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31
CHAPTER ~.

The following week Bob returned to
the once. lie had not changed. and
yet he had changed greatly. Rest had
apparently done much for him. His
color was good. his step elastic az Of
old. and his head was thrown hack a.
n he were buckled up for the fray and
wanted all TO know II. Yet there was
something IN the eye. In the setness Of
the law. In the hairtrigGer calm. yet
Hercely savage grip In which he closed
his strong hands on the Arms Of his
chair. that told me more plainly than
words that this was not the optimistic.
soft-hearted Bob Browpley I had
known and loved. I could not help
feeling that n I had been . leader Of
the Russian tcrrorists. and this man
who now sat before me had come TO
my ken whom I was selecting bomb.
throwers. I should have ssised upon
him Of all men A. the 10 stalk the
GEAR or his marked minions. Surely
thu iron that had entered Bob's soul .
week before had affected his whole be-
Ing. think Beulah Sands had some
such thoughts. For ! saw . shadow
Of perplexity cross her broad. low fore
head after her FIRST meeting with him.
shadow that had not been there
before.
For days after Bob's return I saw
little Of him. I think Bsulah Sands
saw less. During stock exchange hours
he spent most OF his time on tho floor.
but he executed few OF our orders. He
merely looked them v and handed
them out To his assistants. Al far ~
! could learn. he spent much Of his
time there ye~sterdayinG through
hopes ~graveyards. n not uncommon
pastime for active exchange members
whose nrst through specials have been
open-switchcd by the System" tower.
man. SO strong had become this habit
Of going about from pole to pole with
bent head and q farof sale that his
fellow members began 70 humor and
respect II. They all knew that Bob
had gone up asainst the Sugar panic
hard. No n knew how hard. but all
guessed from his changed appearances
and habits that II must have been .
bone-smashing blow. Nothing %
quickly and 90 deeply stirs . stock 81
change mans feelings for his brother
member ~ to know that They" have
ditched his ri Dorado fyer--that 10. II
he has been . good fellow. They win
humor his every within and patiently
await the day whea he shalt 10 asaiu
IN normal condition; for all stool
gamblers whom Fate. o n the old hag'i
hunchback twin. the System" hai
dumped, either remain below tha sur
The Marshall republican., 1907-05-31

That he needed a rest and would b
back In q week. was worried. nsr.
vous. II takes until the next day and
the day after. and the week After that,
to get down to the deepest misery Of
an upset such a. we had been through.
! did not feel easy with Bob out Of
sight while he wss sounding for . new
footing. went to Beulah Sands In
hope we might talk over the affair. but
when I told her that Bob was TO he
gone for q week and that ] was IN
easy, she said In her calm, confident
manner: Il don't think there IN any.
thing to worry about, Mr.. Randolph.
Mr.. BROMLEY Ia too much Of a man To
allow an affair Of dollars TO do any.
thing more than annoy him. He will
be back all the better for his rest"
She dropped her long lashes in a this.
conversation-is closed way that We had
come to know meant going time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
PRESIDENT KEITH.
The Supreme Court of Appeals
Formally Reorganized.

The new terms OF the Judges OF the
Supreme Court OF Appeals commenced
yesterday, and in accordance with the
statutes bearing on the subject. the
highest court known to Virginia law was
formally reorganized.
Judge Cardwell presided at the re-
organization. Judge James Kei& was
unanimously reelected president of tbs
court. and then the following order was
entered by Clerk Stewart Jones:
James Keith. Richard II. Card
we'll. John A. Buchanan, George NJ.
Harrison and Stafford G. White.
Esqulres, who have been severally
elected and commissioned as Judges
of the Supp,me Court of Appeals of
yirginia-George N. Harrison for the
period of twelve years. from Feb
ruary 1, 1907; James Keith, for the
period OF ten years. from February
/, 1907; John A Buchanan. for the
period of eight years, from Fethusv'
l. 1907: Stafford G. Whittle. for the
period OF six years. from February
i. 1907. and r. II. Cardwell. for the
period of four years, from February
!. 1sO7-each having qualified as such
law this day. delivered for record in
this court (being the first in which
they sit), certificates Of their said
qualifications, stating the fact of their
having been taken. which certificates
are ordered to be recorded
This concluded the proceedings of re
organization and the court resumed con
sideration OF the regular docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
WANTED RICHMOND LA WYER
ADDED TO THA WIS COUNSEL

Rumors current some days ago to
the effect that Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Jr..
the well known Richmond LAWYER. was
being considered as probable add
ton to counsel for Harry Thaw, in
the trial now absorbing the attention
of the enJre country. are partially con
firmed from New York. Inquiries made
OF Mr.. Smith at the time were met wi.h
a refusal to discuss the matter. From
other sources the rumors were denied
However, the following, published in
the New York Times OF yesterday. IN
Its account of the Thaw trial. adds
emphasis to the report:
THE extent of the legitimate outside
interest In the trial OF Thaw is shown
by the visitors to the. court. visitors
who are not, apparently, actuated by
curiosity merely.
Chief Justice Phippen, of the Court
Of Appeals of Manitoba, has spent a
good part of the time consumed in
the examination of talesmen studying
the work of both sides. A part of tho
time he has occupied seat near Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02

trict Attorney Jerome. and the rest of
the time seat beside Justice Fitz-
gerald.
of Virginia attended yesterdays session
of the court. One of them was Mine
tree IFolkes. Commemorative Attorney
of Richmond. and the other Harry NJ.
Smith. the most famous criminal law
yer Of the Old Dominion. Both care
fully studied the methods used in the
reputation as criminal lawyer Is
known to the Thaws. and It is said
that Edward Thaw endeavored to have
his mother add him to the counsel for
the defense
Among criminal lawyers. in the
judiciary. and among the people. the
trial Is causing the keenest interest IN
Virginia, as / suppose it is in other
parts Of the country said Mr.. Smith.
"a number of the grand Jurors yes
terday requested few moments pres
ence in the courtroom, and this request
! was granted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
TABLED BY PARTY VOTE.
Military Committee Put Lid on
/. Sims Brownsville Resolution.


: WASHINGTON. February 1.-The Sub
committee of the Military Affairs Com
mittee Of the House. by strict party
vote, to-day laid on the table the reso-
luton of Representative Sims, of Tonnes
see, commencing the President for his
action in discharging the colored soldiers
engaged in shooting up" the town of
Brownsville. Texas. The motion to lay
on the table was made by a Republican
and carried by the Republicans, the
Democrats voting against the motion.
Mr.. Sims viii now bring the resolution
before the House on a motion to dis
charge the military committee from furth
er consideration and have the resolu-
tion considered by the House. providing
the Speaker will recognize him for that
purpose.
NIessrs. Hay, of virginia, and Clayton
of Texas. the only two Democrats on the
subcommittee, voted against tabling the
resolution. The other four members of the
subcommittee. all Republicans, who voted
to table the measure. We're Messrs. Hull,
of Iowa; Capron. of Rhode Island; Young.
of Michigan, and Bradley, OF New York,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
SMILE THAT STAYS ON.
Congressman Happy at Sight of
Blanks for Increased Paw.

WASHINGTON. February There
was smile that refused to come off
on the face of every member OF the
House to-day when the clerks connected
with the seargeant-at-arms' office distrib-
uted the blank salary slips, which, when
signed by the members. will warrant
the payment of their salaries from De-
cember. In big, bold type there was
printed $685.. the amount which each mem
Der, de legate and resident commissions
er will receive when the bill raising the
salaries goes into effect, as against SALT.
the present monthly salary. Anticipating
the passage OF the bill. the clerks. In order
to expedite the work attendant upon MAX
ing up the rolls, have had these slips
printed In advance OF the approval of
the bill by the President, but there is
no fear that the increase will fail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
JURY COMPLETE
AND READY FOR
TRIAL OF THAN|
Continued from FRS. Page.)

talesmen had been examined in vain dur
ing the day, and every one in the court
room. including the defendant himself,
was waiting listlessly for the hour of
adjournment to arrive. when Bernard
Gerstman. who said ha was manufac-
turer's agent, declared he had no such
opinion in the case as would prevent his
rendering fair and impartial verdict
that he was not preJudiced against any
line OF defense, and would give the pris-
oner the benefit of every reasonable doubt.
But" suggested District Attorney
Jerome. would you go further than that
and require the State to remove every
possibility Of doubt?''
IT would certainly want every doubt
removed replied Gerstman. Before
would vote to convict in capital case"
Challenged, But Kept.
The district attorney challenged the
Juror for cause, declaring he was inclIed
to be more exactins than the law.
Thaw's attorneys were not content to
let the talesman go. and on cross-examl-
nation. they brought his answers WITHIN
the legal requirements. Mr.. Gerstman re-
plying to Mr.. Hartridge said he mean,
by doubt any doubt that reasonable
man might entertain. Justice Fitzgerald
held this to be a competent answer ant
oyerruled District Attorney Jerome's
challenge.
"The people are content" announced
Mr.. Jerome.
This was complete surprise. for II
was the impression in the courtroom that
peren,ptory challenge would be In
terposed by the prosecution. The juror
was sworn Thaw smiled in evident
satisfaction. he and his wife exchanging
satisfied glances.
Rumors We're in circulation throughout
the day that one. and possibly two more
Jurors were to be excused from furthe,
service and added to the list of those
who have been examined and sworn
only to be subsequently released, in some
cases without explanation. There were
sveral conferences of the attorneys, ant
It was stated that Thaw's counsel posi-.
lively refused to consent to any further
removals. The days events bore out this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
The Old Shoulder.

At reception In Washington some
time ago one OF the guests, man with
n poor memory for faces. and. in addi-
ton, little nearsighted, took the host
aside and spoke to him In confidential
whisper, says IIarper's Weekly
"You see that tall man standing by
the door," he asked.
= YES"
well, 1 was talking to him while
ago about the terribly cold weather In
Nebraska last year, and he yawned In
my face"
who he is?" asked he.
NO.
'rhat's Lieut. Peaw. the arctic ex-
plorer."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
HAS SNET TENHAN
RESIGNED POST /?
Rumor Has 1t That His Successor
Will Be Appointed at
Once.

LONDON, February 1.-There Is rea-
son to believe that the resignation Of
Sir Alexander Swettenham as governor
of Jamaica has been accepted, although
the officials of the foreign office re-
fuse all informauon on the subject.
This official reticence is attributed to a
desire to complete the arrangements
for succession to the post before an
nouncng Swettenham's retirement. 1t
is expected that the latter will leave
the island as soon as details can be
completed for handing over the affairs
of his office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
ESCAPED DROWNING,
But NOW MARRIEs
Miss Mabel Heaberlin, Witness
Against Clyde McGhee, WEEDS
lanes r. Murray.
snscial 10 I'll. Times. Dispatch.


BRISTOL, TENN, February l.-Rev.
A. II. Burroughs, OF the Bristol Matri-
monial Mecca, to-day revealed that on
Monday James r. Murray, of Greene
county, Tenn. and Mabel Heaberlin
were married by him, The Ieaberlin
girl, who is only seventeen years old,
is the one whom Clyde McGhee. Nir-
ginia young man, Is charged with having
attempted to drown in Clinch River ten
days ago in order, as alleged, to cover
IN a crime. The girl admitted to the
officiating minister that it was she who
narrowly escaped drowning ut the hands
of McGhce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02

Secretary Taft and General Bell, chief
of STAFF, an order has been Issued III
recting an increase of the rural guard
of Cuba from 5000 to 10000 men. The
purpose is to avoid increasing tho
number of American troops in the
island as originally intended, the ma
tive guards being more acceptable To
the people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
RAN A BUCKET SHOP,
WITH WOMEN PATRONS

CLEVELAND, o., February IA ver-
diet finding Robert Il. GIL, Euclid Ave
nue. stockbroker, guilty OF operating q
bucket shop was returned by a Jury IN
the Common Pleas Court late TINS after
noon. majority of the witnesses in
the case, were women, who declared that
they had specialized on margins entirely
Mt Gips place of business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
YVES WILKIE WILL.
HANG FOR HIS CRIME

rspecial by southern Bell Telephone.l
SALISBURY, N. c., February lives
wikie, an escaped murdered from Gate
CITY, va. was to-day carried from Sails
hurry to that place for execution on Feb
ruary 2lst. Wlltie was convicted and sem
fenced. but made his escape, being ar
rested here last week by Chief OF Police j.
prank Miller. who will receive y reward of
500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02

fore the homicide. and althouoh some
physicians testified that he was IN
sane.
THE court, in an opinion by Judge
Cullen, held that whatever may be
the opinions of medical experts as to
the insanity of a person charged with
crime, but one test of responsibility
is known to the law--namely, that
found in section 81 of the renal Code.
above quoted. which is but a statL>or"
declaration of the law as IT had long
prevailed. and that when the evidence
affords no reason for doubt. that The
defendant knew both the nature and
quality of the act done by him. and
that the act was wrong. he is Justly
held by the Jury to be responsible for
MS crime, whatever may have been mis-
eccentricity OF conduct. or however abb
normal his disposition.
THE learned judge suggested that,
while the defendants previous malady
and inirmities of temper were in
sufficient to affect his legal RESPONSE
bility. they might warrant mitiga-
ton of his punishment and his relief
from suffering the supreme penalty of
the law"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
Oliver-Brooks.

Especial to The Times Dlspa tch.
FRED ERICKSBURG, VA. February
ii Il. oliver and Miss Cora Lee
Brooks. daughter of John Brooks, of
yesterday by Rev. c. e. Saunders,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
Talesrnan Spoken To.

Jerome made another unsuccessful effort
to gain his end.
Talesp1an Spoken To.
Until the interest attending the compile
ton of the panel late in the afternoon
there had been but one incident of note
in the courtroom. This was a sensational
move by Assistant District Attorney Gar
van, who again to-day continued to in
qulre of the talesmen II they had been
approached or spoken to about the case
in any way since being summoned as
possible Jurors. One of the talesmen at
the afternoon session admitted that he
near him in the court. He was not per-
sonally acquainted with them.
Roger O'Mara, stand up" shouted Mr..
Caravan.
Then, for the first time since the trial
began, the presence in court of the Pitts
burg detective, who has been employed
by the Thaw family to gather evidence
for the defendant, was revealed. He ar
rived in the city Wednesday, but came to
court this afternoon on his initial visit
O'Mara promptly arose and faced the
talesman.
rs that the man you spoke with?" Mr..
Garvan asked. dramatically.
ut is not the talesman replied. 81
never saw him before In my life
Thaw's counsel protested, and then, IN
retaliation Mr.. Hartridge. when he took
the talesman in hand. required County
Detective Hammond OF the district at.
torney's staff. to stand and face the man
under examination.
rs that the man who spoke to
your" he inquired.
The witness said 1t was not and fur
Their declared that he had only com
mented with some of his neighbors III
the court in a general way.
Ladies Now Lift Wells.
The Countess of Yarmouth. Mrs. G
l.. Carnegie, Josiah Thaw and Mr. Car.
negie We're In court to-day. together
with Mrs. Harry Thaw and Miss
| Mckenzie. but Mrs. William Thaw
| mother of the prisoner remained In
| doors because of the inclement weather
She was greatly fatigued at the end OF
yesterdays long-drawn-out proceedings.
Since the artists We're banished from
the courtroom by Justice Fitzgerald
the Countess of Yarmouth and Mrs
Carnegie remove their wells soon after
taking their seats. Mrs. Harry Thaw
however. has not once lifted the vel
which she wears.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
IN CREASE RURAL GUARD
IN ISLAND OF CUBA

WASHINGTON, February las a
result OF n conference Mt tho White
House to-day between the President,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.
PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any
case OF Itching Blind. Bleeding or Protrudins
Piles in 6 10 II days or money refunded. 50c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02

statement At the noon recess Mr..
Jerome made another unsuccessful effort
IN paf, his apd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02

itarium a little more than a year be-
fore the homicide, and althou"h some
physicians testified that he was In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
NEW YORK CRIMINAL LAW
AS APPLIED TO THA w CASE
Distinguished Criminal Lawyer Tells Times Dispatch
Readers Exactly How Justice Fitzgerald Will In
struct the Jury Which Will Sit in the Case.

fable. n. Y. Penal Code. is5. $50, 1913;
People VS.. Beckwith. l03 n. Y. $50.
Nor was the homicide excusaole or
justifiable either at common law or
under the New York statute. for. to be
excusable, 1t must have been COM
mItted by accident in doing lawfui
act, and to be justifiable. 1T must nave
been In the lawful defense OF ina" or
his wife. when there was reasota ". pr
ground 10 apprehend design on the
part of the person slain to commi.
n felony. or to do some great personal
injury etc, and when there was I'M
,ninert danger of such. design being &C
complished.' N Y. Pen. Code. 2o3, va
Gao 81 C,vc 1874 Sl2, S26.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-02
If He Realized the Crime.

# 11N 1<Nu111C0 H33C S33111S'
S"This view has bee4 adhered to, in
raro, 161 N. Y. 365, ST., and People vs.
Silverman, 1871 N. Y, 235. In the latter
case a conviction of murder In the first
evidence showed that the defendant
had been eccentric, morose. and of bad
temper. and had been treated In o SAM