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station. During Wednesday night
and last nighls no less than five
hoboes applied for lodging at the
station house and all of them will
be arra:gned before Justice Brown
III police court this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-22
Hoboes at Police Station.

The wintry weather that his pre-
vailed here for the past few days
has caused several gentlemen Of
leisure to seek comfort and protec-
ton behind the walls OF the police
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-22
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4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

iOXVVSSSSSXSS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mrs E. ~. Shenk is ill at her
home on REIMBURSEMENT street.
Deputy Collector of Customs
Charles Spencer continues quite i'll
at his home.
MIR. Nv. S. Upshur left yesterday
for trip to Richmond.
Mr.. J. p. Wcmble IS confined to
his home with grip.
Mrs. G.. p. Hackett and daughter
left Yesterday for an extended visit
to New Kent county
Finance Committee Meets Tonight.
We finance committee OF the city
council will meet tonight at the
city Nall. Nothing OF special i'm.
portance Ia before the committee
ana The session VIII probably be n
short enc. G
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05
LITTLE ROOM FOR TIE INSANE
 PATENTS
Ten1toy Now Caring For 305 Unfoftuaates, With Room For Only 2f0, Says Supt. ferguson Al Phoenix
PhoeD.x Democrst.l

APRQeni& i)emocratj
 We are caring for s05 insane pa. tients. though our capacity is sup posed to De only 2l0,s said supelfn. teneent Ray Fefguson at tie Arizona asylum for tae insane this morning
 8e are making room for them the best we can. The asylum in every eepartmeGt is badly ogercroRded. and Bfil remain so until we can get mone buildings erected.
 1No. do moi think insanity Is ou the increase in Arizona attribute the extra large nuInber to the grow, ing population of the territory. The ssylunl Is but keeping pace with the growth Of Arizona,
 T understand that the same cro8d cd conditions prevail al the territorial pFsson al Yuma. yet fl cannot be said that crimiuality is on the Increase in Arizona any more than would be ex, pected with a greater population
 Superintendent Ferguson expects no relief until after the territorial tax leYy is made !a December, and funds are available for the erection oi another hospital and several more cottages.
 In rooms that are supposed 10 ae. eomodate two there are now three and four patients In those rooms in which il Is planned 10 have but one t has been necessary 10 put two.
 There are h.Ttyfiye employees ar the asylum and the oyercroBdiug Of every department Is imposing extra work on Superintendent FergusonB $ assistants. With the Increased at tendance # makes more guarding and more work for everyone.
 Dr Ferguson states that the onIy danger that is likely 10 result from oyefcfo8ding is the danger of pa tienfs doing injury 10 Themselves or tn each other Everything possible $ done Co avoid this
 in the dining room the same crowd ed conditions prevails as are 10 be found in the wards and in the sleep Ing apartments. Serving the meals tD the patients takes much more time than would be necessary if there were sufficient accommodations
 As fast as possible Dr. Ferguson Is eetting rid af the foreigners sent 10 The asylum from the different cOHn- ties of Arizona When il Is dsscnv- cred that they have been in inc fer Eitory bnt a short time and came here mentally unsouRd they are de ported 10 the land Of their birth.
 From ~hat figures he has available pr. Ferguson states that the percent age of Insane persons in Arizona ss propoftionately the same as in other states and territories
 Whenever lie finds that a pati0nt brought to the hospital Is suffering from nathing bVt the effects of I hard druuk he Is refHs;ng to take them in. He states that but few of this class oI eases are being brought to the asyium.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05
LOST AT CARDS,
 BULLET IN BRAIN
Owner Qf Ranch On Sycamore Creek Victim 0f The 6amb-
 ling Mania,

JERQME. Oct. Despuudeut over his losses at the gaming table. and in ! 1t of dementia, induced bF brood ing over bis fiaaacial reyerses. Ed, ward Packard d raucheT residing near Jerome, committed suicide here eY piowipg out his braiRs with . Win chester rifle
 Packard was $ years of age. and had been 9 resident of Jerome, the Verde Valley and Sycamore Creek for 2 number of years. He was the own er ot q raach at the latter place He leaves surviving bis sorrowiag widow
 Previous to committing the rash act Packard had been n Jerome for several days past, engaged the great er part of the time h gambling. dur ing which, t Is said. he lost heavily and indulged frequently in Equor. This, however. Is denied hy others.
 Without ' word as 10 his Intentions to aay of hls friends or acquaintancas he walked to the Terrace livery stable where ha secured the Winchester, fr- sng < bullet into his brain. which tore away Jhe upper portion ol the skull death being tnsCantaneous.
 There were no witnesses to the sui eide. the first intimatIon thoae ikfng near the stable heard that another Of life't tragedies had been enacted. being the sound ot the shot. When assisfance. reached Packard he was beyond human aid.
 Deceased visited here about two weeks ago and at that time appear ed to be Ia his azaai cheerful frame Of mind He made n9 mention of snq heavy financial Teyerses and news Of ais suicide came as a shock to his neighboFs and friends. Mrs, Packard is prostrated with grsei over her has band.s rash act.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05
slxTY MEN our.

EL PASO. Oct. More than six- ty men employed ia the Ea PaSO & Souihgesiern ear repairing depart ment have quite during the past week |and more are preparing to ieaEe the Service shortly.
 Tae principal callse for complaint Of the men is fhst the new arraageneat that has been pit Into force q the ear shops requires each laan to register in and out on the automatic time clock
 They claim that bs this aFFangemeat tney are compelled to put in from two to three hours extra time each day for which. they receive no pay.
 Every emplose Of the shops. inc.ad- ing ths ear aezl. is required to register |in before the time for going to work in the norning. They must also register |out and in at noon and Uct again ar night, all on sheir oNn time. The lnen wao have euit claim shal when the large force og men who are employed
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05

and 1T min. F. eco fl. 70 Cor No. 1. the place os beginning.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05

LYMAN VI. WAKEFgHLDs
 RsgistsE nrst publication August 3. 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05

], whence U. 5. M M. No. l, II. D. bIs. s. AZ deg. i9 min. and 30 sec. E. l75Ss f.; thence N. 73 deg. and 3I
 ain. ". 5465 fl. to Cor. No. 2; thence x, 73 deg and 3I min. ". 345.6 c. to Cor No. 2; thence s. 3s deg. and 54 mia. ". 1876 1t. to Cor. No. 3; thence s. 73 deg. and g. min. F. 4s2.5 fl. to Cor. No, 4, whence IA Sec. Cor. between Secs. 20 and 2l, T. z3 S., R. 20 E. brs. s. 76 deg. and 29 min E. J2535 ft.; thence N. 33 deg and 26 min F. to Cor. No. l, the place of beginning.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05

The New York World insists that Secretary Cortelyou should resign because 2t his campalgR fuad aetiyi, FT77 'H Fyvt- HE NpFVNJVu IS Euu hl'sf Faiak4aS abaat contributions , next year to be disturbed by ancient scandals
 NheR Japan begins to buy Missouri mules then Congressmau Hobsou may get ap audience regarding that Eatiop's serious intentions,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05
NoTIeE ro sTockAo .ngRs.

Notice is hereby given hat the an nuai meeting of the stockholders of tE9 Fortuna Miplng Company will be held October 1th, at eight tsl o'clock p nL, at Copper Queen Hotel in Bis bee. Arizona for the purpose of elect ing a board of directors for the ca suing year aud transactsng such. other bpsiness as may properly come before said meeting.
 J. NJ MeFARLANE 5SS. Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05
NOTICE oE APsL LlcATloN FOR
 '. & pATEkT.
 AepllcAticn No. 2zs Survey No. 2S36.

Medication No. 2zs
 Survey No. 2S36.
 URited states Land Office.
 Phoenix Arizona, July 90. IS17
 Netlce is hereby gIyen, s.iat the Butte C Arizoaa Copper Mining com, pany, sy caspaF Schuitzs asenL whose po5toffice address Ia Bisbee, Arizona, has made application for patent for the HarEison, Cleveland, Wedge, Daantless, Morgan. Marshall Head Center, Leg Cabin, Mountain Viex, Cape Nome. and aipantaia Top iodess sitnafsd iG Sectioas ', %, 2l and s9, T. 9 S. R. % E.. unsugFeyed. c. q s. R. B. C N. Hartfnrd Mining District, cochlse county, 1erritory of Arizona. described as follows. to-sit.
 CLEVELAND; - Beginning at Cor No. 1, whence U. S M. N Ne i, H, D. brs. $. 9z9 deg. and SS min. B. SOS3.4 it.. and the N k. Cor Sec. 20. g- 25 S., R. 20 8, bra. N 8 deg. and 1z mia. E. tl12i t.; thence \. 70 deg. and B Taia. E. so0 ft. to Cor. No. 2 thence \. Ss deg. and l7 EsziE. H 14S5s A.. to Cor No. 3: theaee s. 10 deg. and s9 min " zee fl-, to Cor. No. 4, whence the Ii Cor, bet. Secs. i7 and % hrs. s. 8 deg and fs min. E 4a0 it., thence s. s6 des. and I7 min. E. l485.9 fs. to Cor. No. ]. Che place os beginning.
 HARSfSo2S.- Beginning at Cor No. 1. whence U. $. M. A, No. 7. FL D. hrs. s. Se deg. 1e min. and @ sec. K. 2s5e.1 ft.: thence N fS deg. aDd 1z nin. E. 1eS3.z ft. to Cor. No. ?; thenee . 8e deg and f7 min VI. 600 t to Cor. No. 3, whence the Ii Cor. between Secs. 17 and 2e \. So deg. aud 4s min. West S55e fts: tbeace 1s deg. and 12 mln- w. f05s.7 f. 3c Cor. NO. (; thencs 8. ss deg
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05

al the back shops and yards are lined up to register il requires from q half hour 70 an hqur for them to get to the clock. This necessitates their getting to work almost an hour early in the morning and getting home as late at night with IheiF lunch cut short to check in and oAi,
 Since The transfer of the car repair iEg department from the nctaYia street to the new shops reservation, the men have not been satisfied with the time keeping arrangement and the great distance that most of them have to walk to get 10 work
 The majority of the men have taken service with the ear repairing depart ments of the oiheF railroads while some are Ieaging town for other rail road eenteTs.
 4 few Fepairers have been employed ip their places, but the force is now Rprkins shoT;-handed Until men can be secured
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-05
TRILLlS sPITS MORE FAKE
 BLOOD
Woman Arrested "a BiSbee Has Red Ink Hemonilage In Los Angeles, But nBiIp White Was There

Edna Hall. alias Treliis Blessing, Eho worked lGarly every city in Arizona from Prescott to Digbae with her hemorrhage scheme and derived considerable funds thereby as well as 2 vast amount Of notorlety. .s st pres ent in the county jail at Los Angeles. She is held there an a charge of having stolen two trunk checks at Pasadena and securing the trunks on the eheeAs. proceeding to help her gelr 70 the contents. which contained goods 70 the value Of several hundred dSllsgs.
 She started the hemorrhage scheme in Los Angeles, and would no doubt have made her esoae fTomp the hos pitai where she was being taken had Y not been for Deputy sheriff Wsi- nam White Of Bisbee White vas tn Los Angeles and vent around so visit the county Jail Just as he ar rived there they were taking the Ro- man out of the jail to the hospital van, when he recognized her. He in- formed the sheriff about the woman and 2 watch was placed over her at the hisDital and il VAS soon detected that she had had no hemorrhage at all and Yas playing for Q crance to escape
 The woman first came into notor- iety al Prescott a few months ago When she Bas found iH 9 foomiug house supposed 10 be ia dying con ditiqn from hay.ng Attempted suicide her clothes being saturated with colcred fluid resembling blood she leu q not saying thai sine was mTed Of life and had no money t0 go to her home in the east After she had been taken to the hospital il was de. tected that il was q ruse on her part but not until she had received quite 2 considerable sum of money. She left Prescott and Rent to Phoenix, where sine played sick. saying she was suffering from hemorrhages and showing clothing covered with fluid looking like blood She worked the Phoenix people for money to go
 hone3 and landed ln Bssbee. Here she irled tbe same scheme but was net successful, being locked up in the city jail and given notice the next day 10 leave toWn. The fluid that the woman used resembles blood 10 a great extent, ad the woman has been able tO get considerable amount pl money from the eyeT-reddy public 70 help these iH distress.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27

I Headquarters tor fancy and staple
dry goods-Ssm Levy Mere. Co.
Harry Henry returned the first OF
the week from Ottawa, Kan, where
he had attended the chautauqua.
Mrs. VIM. klotsche, who resided
just over the line In Bates county,
died last Sunday of bright's disease.
She had suffered many years with
dry gangrene and one OF her feet had
been ampusated. The funeral was
held Wednesday and burial was In
Robinson cemetery. Metz Times.
Grover, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gilkerson, was taken
suddenly Ill on Thursday, at War
rensburg, where his parents were Wis
iting, and for a time created consid.
cradle excitement. Three calls for
doctors were sent In by different par
ties, and three physicians responded
promptly. The little fellow respond
ed readily to medicine and is fully re-
covered.
Walton Steele, with the Mississippi
Valley Trust Company, In st. Louis,
was In Butler the first OF the week on
business and visiting old friends.
Walton is very popular In Butler
and started his financial career In
the Missouri State Bank. Walton
informs US OF the arrival OF an heir
to the house OF Steele on June 18th,
and will be the honor oi:the family
under the name OF Edwin Lee.
A heavy derrick, which had been
used In raising and lowering the
heavy smoke stacks at the light
plant, was struck by tightening
Thursday evening, and the bolt fol
lowed some wires into the machine
room where much damage was done
to the dynamos. A dozen men were
In the room at the time, at work In
stalllng the new machinery, and the
marvel Ia that no one was hurt.
Adrian Journal: DR.. Edward E
Robinson and Miss Orpha Lee, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin V. Owen
were united In marriage at the home
OF the brides parents, this city, Wed
nesday, June 10th, 1907, att o'clocl
10. m, Rev. W. s. Weir officiating
Only the brides family and very
few intimate friends we're present tt
witness the impressive ceremony
The wedding march was played b!
Miss Lucia Msthers.
The Adrian Electric Light plan
was sold at trustees sale by Sheriff
Beard on Saturday, and was bid II
by local parties, who propose incor
porating q company with $4,000
capital stock and put the plant on
firm foundation to meet the require
ments OF that thriving little town
The following officers for the new
company we're elected: Jno. App
President; Sam Walls, Vice-Pres
Frank Walters, Secretary, and A. ]
Lentz, Treasurer.
The remains Of James A. Billingsly
who with q companion was killed b.
Mexicans last September 20, whil'
prospecting In New Mexico, were re
Gently disinterred at Albuquerque, N
NJ, and shipped TO this city, wher
they arrived Sunday morning. Tn
; story Of the uniortunateyoung man
, death was sold In the Star at th
time Il occurred. He was twenty
seven years old and was TELEGRAPH
operator. Just q few months befor
. Ills death he Was married TO Miss Ell
, Ward, formerly Of this city.-Johl
son co. Star.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27


.50c negligee shirts at 35c-Sam
Levy Nero Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, Il. Home, Miss
Sallie Wix and Miss Kate Tucker
left the first II the week for the east
to attend the jamestown EXPOSE,
tlon.
20o persian lawn for 15c at Sam
Levy Mere. Co.
Mrs. White and Miss Hendrixon, OF
End, Okla, who had been visiting
Mrs. A, c. Burlington, left Saturday
for Kansas City on their return
home.
Ladies sc gauzs vests special &c
each-Sam Levy Mere. Co.
Mrs. Altman Daniel, who had been
visiting relatives for the past two
months In the Panhandle country OF
Texas, returned to her home the last
OF the week.
For the best footwear 60 to Sam
Levy Mere. Co.
DR.. John D. Harper, wife and baby
departed for their home In Trinidad,
Col, the last OF the week, after a visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.
Harper, OF Lone Oak.
Ladies fancy fans SC to $3.50
Sam Levy Nero. Co.
The local and Lamar ball teams
played a game at the Fair Grounds
Sunday afternoon, which resulted in
favor of the home team by score Of
4 to 8. 1t was a good game and
spirited throughout
81 so to $500 psrasols at 81 10
Sam Levy Nero. Co.
Harry Gardner, q real estate man
OF Sullivan, Ills, was In Butler the
last OF the week, and In company
with ]. F. Kerens inspected the big
ditch and the bottom lands effected
with q view Of investing.
! A big variety Of straw hats-Sam
Levy Nero. Co.
N. F. Kinney, the recently elected
city assessor, qualified on Thursday
and took charge Of his books. He
has until Jan'y LIST, 1908, to com
plete the assessment, but It will hard.
ly take him that long.
Sweet-Orr L Co.'S. all wool pants
at Sam Levy Nero. Co.
Geo. W. Phsris, q prominent farm
or Of Hudson, accompanied BY hii
two daughters, Misses Kate and
Maud, went to Kansas City Friday
Miss Kate Pharis went on to Pull
man, Washington, TO be gone some
time.
Mrs. Jno. D. Powell, OF River For
est, q suburb Of Chicago, arrived II
Butler the last Of the week to visi,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Millari
Kinney. Miss Irene Kinney, WHIT
had been attending school at tina
place for the past year, returnet
home with her sister.
Circuit Clerk T. D. Embree has re
csived the new session acts Of th
regular and extra called term Of th
general assembly for the state Q
Missouri, for this county. Ever,
Justice Of tbs peace 10 entitled 10 |
copy and can get one BY calling O
Mr.. Embrss.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27

Cups and saucers, regular price per
set Toe, unloading sale price per set
Hills Cash store.
J.B. Clay and sister, Miss Susie
Clay, left the first of the week for a
trip through Texas. They will visit
Port Arthur.
Splendid values In trunks and suit
csses-Walker- McKibben.
Mrs. Chas. s Ewin and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, went to Kansas City
Monday to visit relatives and friends
for a few days.
Ok lawns special at 5c-Sam Levy
Nero. Co.
Judge and Mrs. William Cole spent
Sunday In Kansas City with their
daughters, Mrs. John Forbes and
Miss Lena Cole.
A tornado at Tulsa, Ind. Ter, did
much damage and lightning destroy
ed 100000 worth OF oil which was
stored In tanks.
Tangle foot fly paper, regular price,
2 sheets for sc; unloading sale price
3 shee ts for 5c.-Hill's Cash Store.
Uncle Aaron Hart left Sunday for
Spokane, Washington, on prospect
lag tour, with q view of moving his
family to that place.
Decorated dinner plates, regular
price per set 75c, unloading sale
price Ter set 58c.-Htll's Cash Store,
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Warnock and
daughter, Mrs. johnson, went to
Lees Summit the first OF the week. fol-
a two weeks visit.
AZ piece dinner set, blue and green
decoration, regular price $40, IN
loading sale price IS 9s.-Hills Cash
Store.
Geo. W. Ellis went up to Warrens'
burg Sunday and accompanied bis
wife and children home. They had
been visiting her parents.
12K to 15c wash goods at 1Oc-
Sam Levy Nero. Co.
Frank T. Clay and bride returned
from their trip through the south tht
last OF the week. They visited ir
Sloan Springs, Ark.
Buy your 4th Ct July suit and fur
nishings st Sam Levy Nero. Co.
d. NJ. Hudson, q substantial citi
zen Of Mingo, through the courtesie'
Of Judge Estes Smith, extends hi'
subscription another year.
Ladies, Misses and childrens lac
hose all prices-Sam Levy Nero, Co
F. N. Forte, formerly Of Spruct
township, but who has been in Cali
iornia the past two years, came Il
. the first Of the week to see old iriends
1000 dozen pearl buttons regulal
Toe grade at 2 dozen for 5c-San
Levy Nero. Co.
Rev. Criss, pastor Of the Obi
street N. E. church, was taken sud
, denly III on Sunday and ives not abl
to all his pulpit, morning or evening
Sam Walls, A. ]. Lents, John Apr
/ VIM. Ehart and Attorney A. unit
!, wsse in Butler Saturday interested
! the sale Of the Adrian electric ligh
plant.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-06-27

Mattiugs 15c up-Walker McKib'
ben.
Ladies' summer vests sc up-Walk-
Pr-McKibben.
Charley Burge favored US with re-
hewal while In Butler Monday.
Mrs. Ben Johnson and son are Wis
ting his parent, at Richards, Mo.
Full size No. 8 wash boiler, unload
Ing sale price 59c.-Hill's Cash Store.
John Rossen and II. White are In
Kansas City doing job OF plaster
Ing.
12Hc grade percales for 1Oc-Walk'
br-McKibben.
Col. Silas W. Dooley was In st.
Louis the last OF the week on legal
business.
Topsy lace Hosiery 25c up-Walk-
er-McKibben.
Everett Ewin and wife, oiCarthage,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. s. Ewin.
Great bargain 25c lace collars for
1Oc.-Walker- McKibben.
Chas E. Vest, q former Bates coun
ty boy, orders THE TIMES to his ad'
dress at Los Angeles, Cal.
Large glass water pitchers, unload.
Ing sale price Csc Hills Cash Store.
Mrs. Alice R. Mains and daughter,
Miss Irene, went to Kansas City on
Monday for a few days.
Large size galvanized wash tubs
Unloading sale price 65c.-HihPsCash
Store.
Bill Burris, the rustllng lightning
rod man, OF Papinville, was 10 Butler
Friday seeing the boys.
Toilet soap, regular price 15c pei
box, unloading sale price, y boxes
for 25c.-Hill's Cash Store.
Misses Edna Simpson and Roxey
Gutridge came down from Urich Il
visit the family Of AL Ray.
Heavy plain glass gotlets, regular
price per set SOC, unloading sal
price per set BIC.
Harry vantrees has accepted 9
position In the shoe department o
the American Clothing House.
Decorated sauce dishes, regula
price per set 4Sc, unloading sal
price per set 39c.
Mrs. R. A. Hurt went to Kansa
City the last Of the week to spend tw'
weeks with friends and relatives.
Decorated pie plates, regular pric
pr ct Soc, unloading sale price 39c
-Hill's Cash Store.
Miss Ruby Groves returned to ne
home In Adrian the first Of the weel
bfom q visit TO Miss Wheat Atkeson
86c white waistings on sale 19c-
Walker. McK ibben.
WIN Terrell arrived home the frs
& the week from Kansas City wher
- has been attending business co
~.
Elmer Lyman, after . weeks Wis
a relatives and old friends IN Butle
1>1lnsd 70 his work In Kansas CT
1onday.