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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-06
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of Cochise. ss.
 I, x. A. Patterson. circulation mana ger of the Bishee Daily Review. do solemDiy swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona fide circulation of the daily editions of the Risbee Daily Review for the month of June. 1907, and that from the statement all spoiled and left over pa- 2ers have been deducted.
 N. A. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-06

No. 1t is untrue that -ButterniIk" Fairbanks borrowed a collar from "Bnl" Taft.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
OF
CUBAN CENSUS
ARoUsEs DEMAND FOR SETTING
TIME FOR ELEcTIoNs-FAc-
TIoN OF LIBERAL PARTY
WANT FEBRUARY NEXT.

Washington. Nov. 17.-Coincideut
with the receipt of the news from
Havana of the completion of the Gu
ban census there arises a demand
from many sources that time be
fxed for holding municipal and ma
tionaI elections. The officials of the
war and state departments here agree
that the problem is not solved by the
termination Of the census enumera-
tion. and the tabulation Of the returns
to form electoral registration lists.
The provisional governor Is disturbed
over the recommendation that he
must make concerning the time Of
elections and It appears that he can
rot expect aid from the various politi.
cal parties. inasmuch as the leaders
hold as widely varying views as At
the time the census was ordered.
There are foUr political parties In
Cuba. The two factions Of the Lib
eral party are about equal in strength
The faction headed By Jose Miguel
Gomez claims control Of the political
situation. and demands municipal and
national elections simultaneously,
February next
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
HUGHES WOULD
MAKE THE RACE
FOR PRESIDENCY IF PEOPLE
ASKED HIM SAYS PRESl-
DENT or CORNELL.
WILL NOT LIFT FINGER
To Secure Nomination at Hands OF
Bosses Connection With Life
Insurance Probe Reviewed
BY Prof. Schurman.

New York, Nov. lin an address
at the Cooper Union tonight Presi-
dent Schurman, Of Cornell Uniycrs-
lity. discussed Governor Hughes as a
possibility, .reclarIng that
while Hughes would not lift fin.
ger to secure the nomination. If the
j people summon him to service he
would undoubtedly respond with 10y.
tal devotion to their call"
President Schurman's topic was "A
Day of Reform and after reviewing
! the governors connection with the
life insurance Investigations and his
actions as governor said;
There is much talk today about
making Governor Hughes the next
president of the United States. Some
things, however, are perfectly clear.
Governor Hughes will not life a fin
ger to secure the nomination And
his nice sense of what is due to the
state of New York from the officials
he has appointed has led him to for
bid them making any effort to adj
vance his own political fortunes. Nor
would a man like Governor Hughes
want the nomination at the hands of
bosses. On the ether hand II the
people summon him to service he
would undoubtedly respond with 10y
al devotion to their call though with
a feeling of deep responsibility But
af the people want him for high
Ter service II is fer them to take the
Initiative and extend the call.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
UNION LABOR
FORSEES PERIL
IN GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP or
RAILROADS AND OPPOSES
THE SCHEME.
SALARIES ARE BOOSTED
Favors System of Government Postal
Savings Banks and Porto Rican
Territorial Government.

Norfolk, Va, Nov 1.-THE Aemri
can Federation Of Labor, by a vote OF
l5i to so, yesterday refused to place
itself on record as favoring the gov
ernment ownership of railways and
mines, the question having come up
ION resolution offered by Herbert
Champion of the Amagamated Car
penters to amend the economic plat,
form adopted at Minneapolis last year
SO as to include railroads and mines
in the favorable action taken at that
time on the naturalization Of tele-
graph and telephone properties
The opponents took the grounds
that government ownership of mines
and railways would prevent all
strikes, no matter how peaceably they
might be conducted, and that with a
federal government opposed to labor
it might prove a deathblow. Victor L.
Berger Of Milwaukee, the Socialist
leader, led the fight for the indorse
ment CT government ownership.
Delegate Feeley of Milwaukee de
clared the way to make the govern
ment favorable to labor was by bal
lot. and that ii this were properly
used men in power, some of whose
wives new give dog and monkey din
ners at Newport, would be succeeded
by others who might conduct affairs
equally as we'll.
Another important action BY the
convention was the increasing Of the
salary of President Gompers from
$4,000 to $4,000 per annum, that Of
Secretary Morrison from s2,50O to 81,
600 and CT Treasurer Lennon from.
$500 to $500.
Mr.. Berger was the only one to op-
pose the $1,000 salary for President
Gompers, declaring that $4,000 was
enough and that such great increase
might injure the cause of labor.
The federation, with but a few dis
votes, placed ltSeii On record
as favoring system Of government
postal savings banks aud unanimously
adopted an appeal by the Porto Rican
delegates to President Roosevelt and
for reforms in that insular
possession, with but one amendment,
accepted by the Porto Ricans, calling
for an immediate territorial form of
government for Porto Rico.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
TAFT ARRIVES
AT vLAD|yOST0K
ON BOARD CRUISER RAINBOW
SHIP EXCHANGED sALuTES
WITH LAND BATTERIES.
RUSSIAN IMPE RIAL CAR
le at His Disposal For Trip to ST
Petersburg-Finds it Impossible
to Meet German
Emperor.

vladivostok. Nov III Secretary
/! Taft arrived today en- the cruisel
Rainbow
The Rainbow WAS conveyed by the
cruisers Chattanooga and Galveston
The American vessels entered Golden
Horn, where they were met by the
Russian gunboat detailed to escort
them Salutes were exchanged with
the land batteries.
The Rainbow anchored off the
shore guarded by the Chattanooga
and Galveston. The secretary and
party will remain on board Until their
departure for St Petersburg N'oyem-
her 10. The imperial car is placed at
Taft's disposal on this journey The
emperor has detailed military and
naval aides to ACCOMPANY him.
General feluga. commaldant Of
this port and ether officials called
rpcn Taft II is PROBABLE that from
ST. Petersburg Taft win 60 to Ham
burg ana sail for New York on De
cember 7th aboard the President
Grant.
The arrival here Of the Rainbow
was delayed half day by Northern
gale, encountered on the 18th. The
heavy seas made discomfort on
the night OF the 18th the accidental
sounding OF collision signals created
alarm on board Taft was the guest
CT the wardroom mess on the Rain
bow at dinner the night Of the 15th.
The secretary made an address thank
ing the officers for the entertainment
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
Ill IN0IS ZINC IS
WORLDS RIVAL
ORE TO BE EXTRACTED BY
MEANS or PuMPlNG-TRusT
FORMED IN CHICAGO.
Production--Oid Mines Opened
In Famous GaIena District
Up State.

Chicago, Nov. 17.--Now it's zinc
nois, was famous for its zinc and lead
mines such a combine was not dream
led of as the Consolidated Zinc Com
pany, capital $20,000,000, which has
made its initial bow here in defiance
of financial clouds. For until very re-
cent years the Galena district pro-
duced only the zinc or lead from the
surface diggings No one tried to get
at ores at depths whore pumping was
needed. According to Dickman e. Nc.
Kenzie, of Chicago, who In this coun-
try divide honors with John Hays
Hammond as mining authorities, the
and the economies Of mining aud mill
ing on big scale can put the un-
touched zinc and lead deposits of old
mines again to the fore. The higher
price of zinc and the improvements
in the methods of its mining AMI
treatment have caused the reopening
of old mines, even some that had
been full of water and only memories
for almost twenty years Now that
the consolidation has been effected,
including some 1880 acres in the
1900 square miles OF the zinc AMI
lead district of Wisconsin and Illinois,
the "Galena" production OF those
sober. agricultural states may rival
once mere that of Missouri, Colorado
aud New Mexico: Chicago will rival
st. Louis and New York as a zinc
market. The increase in the gaiyan-
izlng of iron. in the use of electrical
batteries and in photo-engraying has
run up the consumption of zinc faster
than the production was increased.
In view OF the current conditions the
results of this new trusts" allotment
in this city. November IS 20 21. will
be Of interest
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
AN ENGINEERING FEAT
Moving Of Railway Station Weighing
Three Thousand Tons at
Antwerp.

Antwerp. Ncvs 17.-An extraor
binary engineering feat has been ac-
ccnplished here An entire railway
station has been bodily moved The
building was on a block thirty-three
meters by TWENTY-FIVE high and weigh
ing 5000 tens. 1t was set back thirty
three meters and raised meter and
a half.
The building was underpinned and
then rolled back. as was done recently
with theater in America The work
occupied five months.
There was good deal of skepticism
locally as to the eventual success, but
Weiss, the engineer, lived In the sta
tion with his family the whole time.
and now he is a hero at the success
ful completion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
POSSIBILITIES FOR
THE PRESIDENCY
TOM TAGcART SAYS BRYAN
AGAINST FlEIo"-HE TAKES
ROOSEVELT AT HIS WORD.

New York. Nov. 17.-Thomas Tag
CART OF Indiana. arrived here today
and said that in the matter of posi-
biliiies for the Democratic nomins
tion for president. it was virtually
Bryan against the field. He added
4 don't think there IS any doub,
that Bryan will be nominated. If his
name is montioned in the conven
lion"
OF the Republican possibilities. Tag
gart said:
Governor Hughes is thought Z
great deal Of out my way. The peo
pie think him honest. As for Roose
velt. take him at his werl He said
that he wo-ld not take the third tern
nomination and measure him By
that"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
OIL KING COULD
REMOVE PANIC
HAS stooooo,ooo WORTH OF GOV.
EMINENT BONDS SLOWED
AWAY m VAULT.
STRONG ROOM VISITED
Occasionally BY Richest Man In
World--Governmen Creditor
For About Onc-Nintn OF
National Debt.

New York, Nov. lT.--There Is cur
| rent III Wall street the amizlng re-
| pert that John d. Rockefeller has
! slowed away In the vaults Of the
Standard Trust company, at %
Broad street. sioo.ooo.ooo worth Of
government bonds.
If this be true and those who re-
cite the tale assert that there can be
no question about the authenticity OF
it's source. John ID. Rockefeller is the
creditor cf the United States govern
ment to the extent of a little less
than one-ninth Of the interest bear
, ing debt OF the people. The aggre-
gate of the government interest bear
ing debt is 1926. 1860
If it is true that Mr.. Rockefeller is
boarding $l0O,0OO,0oO worth OF gov
ernment bonds, the complaint OF
bankers that they are unable to get
bonds upon which to raise currency
would seem to have considerable
weight
100000, 900 in government bonds
could exert, If he wished. financial
pressure such as the country is feel
ing today.
The vaults of the Standard OIL
Trust Company are the largest In
New York. II is said that Mr.. Rookie
feller has one fire proof cayerns of
the concern that Is as large as the
average business mans Office, AMI
that in this room he keeps his
wealth
Mr. Rockefeller III said to have yis-
|ited Wall street three times In the
past month. and on each occasion he
Is said to have gone to his .stf .xs,g
room and taken out securities upon
which money has been raised. One
Of these visits, It is reported, he
showed two visitors to the vaults his
hoard Of bonds,
These men In the first flush Of
their astonishment. are said To have
told others Of what they had seen. In
that way the story gained circulation.
In addition to his government
bonds, Mr. Rockefeller's visitors
said. he has Standard Oil stock worth
vast amount of money stacked
away in orderly piles in the steel
boxes and also bonds and stocks OF
enormous value issued by the Stand
ard Railroad corporations.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
GERMANY AND NClAND
Soon TO Be Friends--king Edward to
Discontinue Personal Policy TO
Isolate Germany.

Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE ten years
estrangement between Germany and
Great Britain is coming to an end
and the conviction IS held In the gov
ernmental offices in Berlin that the
present journey OF the German EN-
pcror to England Is likely TO have en-
during value. The courtesies which
art being extended to Emperor Wi
liam in England were preceded. II Is
reported here, by decision on th'
part of King Edward to discontinue
the personal policy endeavoring &c
isolate Germany.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
NO IMMUNITY
FOR Mr.. WALSH
DISTRICT ATTORNEY SIMS SAYS
COURT CAN GET BOOKS I'M
EVIDENCE.
PLAN or PROCEDURE
VIII Be to Bring Out Through Testi-
mony Of Examiner Moxey Facts
Of Constant Drain on Banks
Funds.

Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE John n.
| Walsh trial VIII not be stopped. Ths
question Of immunity cannot arise.
The technical objections raised by
the defense to the introduction OF the
books Of the Walsh corporations Will
be overcome easily In court Monday
morning"
! United States District Attorney Ed
win W. Sims made this prediction
yesterday, following the ruling of
Federal Judge Anderson that the gov
eminent must show that the entries
| In the books OF the Southern indiana
railroad were contemporaneou with
the transfer of money from the Chi
cago National bank before he would
allow the books to go into the eyis
dence
When court convenes tomorrow.
after the two days of grace allowed
by Judge Anderson for the govern
mcnt to reconstruct Its procedure.
Auditor Williams Of the Southern Iii.
diana railroad will be examined by
Assistant District Attorney Fletcher
Dobyns to bring out the fact that the
$4,000 item transferred by Walsh to
the Indiana Southern was entered On
the books of the railroad company az
the time OF the transfer. Auditors OF
the railroad company at the time Of
the transfer. Auditors of other rail
roads and corporations mentioned In
Che Indictment will then take tn
stand to testify to the methods Of
bookkeeping In their various offices.
Drain Of Banks Funds.
With this danger point passed tie
government will proceed to bring out,
through the testimony Of Uniten
States Bank Examiner r. r. Moxcy.
||fhs<aets thsapstaEa. fs3Lpr n &c.
Walsh efl}4FYrlfes frjni fIit 4 . = IA
Of the Chicago National bank Al n
the substitution cf questionable sctsif.
tiles In place Of the money.
The further point hinted at by Al.
torney John 8. Miller on Friday. that
the Introduction OF the book evidences
would be fought on constitutional
grounds does not give the govern
ncnt much worry.
Mr.. Miller contends that the boots
OF the Southern indiana railroad aud
all teh other roads and mining AMI
transportation companies are in real
fly the books OF John r. Walsh. as
he owned the companies. Therefore
these books cannot be seized by the
government on the constitutional
privilege that a man cannot be forced
o give estimony against himself. eth
er in person or by his private papers
The government contends that a
corporation has no individuality. but
is legal entity, and does not come
under these provisions of the consti
tuition.
Walsh cannot be called Ia the stani
and made to give testimony against
himself. 1t may be decided also that
his private books known as the "in-
lividual ledgers." referred to often IN
the Indictment and trial. cannot he
brought into court and used to con.
Wet him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
WON'T VISIT EMPEROR.

Berlin. Nov 17f-Secretary Taft
decided not to visit Emperor WILLIAM
He sent telegram to the American
ambassador. expressing the regret
that he would not be able to see the
Emperor in England. Mr.. Tower re.
piled pointing out the considerations
which might lead TAFT 10 change his
PLANS A second telegram Is now re.
eeived from the secretary in which he
reaffirms that he is obliged to pro
ceed directly to America and request
ing Tower to transmit to the en-
peror his regret.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
IMPORTANT STEP ASSURES
RELIEF FROM STRINCENCY
May be Used as Basis For Additional Bank Cir
culation to Move Crops Substantial
Relief Expected

900, These are facts, and | appeal to
the public to cooperate with us in re-
storing normal business conditions.
The government will see that the
people do not suffer If cnly the peo-
pie themselves will act in normal
way Crops are good and business
conditions sound; and we should put
the money we have into circulation
in order to meet the needs of our
abounding prosperity There is no
analogy at all with the way things
were in 1898 On November 80 of
that year there was in the treasury
but Sl6l 600, 900 in gold On Novem,
her 14th, Of this year there was in
the treasury 1904 100000 OF gold.
Ten years ago the circulation per
capita was s2323 II is nav $3323.
The steps that YOU now take, the
abaility Of the government to back
them up, and the fact that not a
particle Of risk is involved therein
give the fullest guarantees of the
sound condition Of our people and
the sound condition of our treasury
All our people have to do now Is to
go ahead with their normal business
in normal fashion aud the whole
difficulty disappears, and this end
will be achieved at once if each man
will, as he nominally d2es. act, and
as the real conditions of the coun-
try's business fully warrants his now
acting. Sincerely Yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Hon. George b. Cortelyou, Secretary
OF Treasury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
SPORTS OF THE WEEK
Two Pedestrians in SIX Day Match at
cincinnsti-Two Boxing Bouts
Slated For Week.
Monday.

WtH0oya
Annual meeting OF the Amateur
Atheletic Union 10 New York.
Opening of National Horse Show IN
Madison Square Gse,ien. New York.
Six-lay walking match between
Henry Schemhl and Ds8iel OLcary
begins at Cincinnati.
Tuesday.
Opening OF Dog Show n Jane
town exposition.
Wednesday.
Jack Blackburn vs. Harry Lewis.
six rounds. At Philadelphia
Thursday.
Psckie Mcfarland rs. XII Her
man. Is rounds. at Davenport Ia.
Friday.
Opening Of Stanley autrmobils
show in London
Saturday.
Opening Of race meeting At City
Park. New Orleans.
FootbsIi.
Harvard vs. Yale at Cambridge.
Carlisle Indians IS Chicago a. Chi
csgo.
Minnesota vs.. wisconsin At Msai.
sen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
SULTAN SUES EDITOR
Demands Satisfaction for Statement
on the Armenian Slaughter
Wants Retraction.

Paris. Nov. l7.-There is much gcs-
SID In journalistic circles about the
lawsuit brought by Munir Bey, repre-
senting the Sultan Of Turkey, against
Jean Finot. the editor Of La Revue,
originally founded as French edito~
Of the Review Of Reviews. La Revue
published series of articles against
the sultan. alleging he caused the
massacre OF 100000 Armenians NJ.
Finot may sign retractiOn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
ROYALTY WAS THERE
Three Kings, Five Queens, and Six
teen Princes and Princesses Dine
at Windsor Castle.

Windsor, England, Nov. i7.-At
Windsor Castle luncheon was served
in the state dining room to a party
consisting of three Kings, five Queens
and sixteen Princes and Prineesses
The guests were the King and Queen
OF England, Emperor and Empress Of
Germany, King and Queen of Spain
Queen OF Portugal and Queen of Nor
way.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
GOUNTRY'S RESOURCES
To Sc Discussed Next May at White
House-Governor Get Invita-
tons From President.

Washington. Nov. l7--Prcsident
Roosevelt invited governors Of states
and territories TO meet Al the White
House May ls. Il and Is to discuss a
means to conserve the national re.
sources Of the country. The invita-
ton viii be extended TO members Of
congress and the Inland Waterway 3
Commission. The presidents letter
to the governors was made public to-
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18

Upon receipt of President Roose
velt's letter Of approval today the
following statement was inssued by
he secretary of the treasury:
The available cash balance of the
treasury amounting to $2i0, 1876. .43l .S5
Is. with the exception of small
working balance, now on deposit IN
the national banks In every state aud
territory in the Union, thus placing
il where it can serve the needs of
the people as far as possible under
the existing law.
THE secretary of the treasury
with the approval of the president
has announced an issue of Panama
bonds to the extent of fifty million
dollars"
''He has also. with the approval of
the president. availed himself OF a
certain provision of the law appii-
cable to the transactions of the treas
ury in times of emergency. These
provisions are contained in section
%. act of June Is. 1898. authorizing
the issuance of interest bearing GER
tificates of Indebtedness to run one
year The certificates bearing three
per cent interest win be issued 10
the extent. If necessary, of one hun
dred million dollars.
"The Panama bonds will serve as
measure of most substantial relief.
for among other things the law ex-
pressly provides that they may be
used as a basis for additional bank
circulation.
"The proceeds of the sale of the
certificates provided fer under tho
above section can be deposited al.
most simultaneously with their pur
chase. upon approved security. They
can be made directly available At
points where the need is most urgent
and especially for the movement of
crops. which. IL properly accelerated.
viii give the greatest relief and re-
suit in mcst immediate financial re-
turns. The acceptance Of subscrip-
ions by the secretary Of the treas
Try will be made with special refer
ence TO such use
Both the bonds and certificates
are attractive as absolutely safe in
Nestments.
These measures will. among Othe-
things. enable the secretary Of the
treasury to meet public expenditures
without withdrawing for hat purpose
any apprecisble amount Of public
moneys nov deposited in the nation
al banks throughout the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
NEGRO LEPER CAPTURED.

New Orleans. Nov. ia negro
'eper. who had escaped from the
home for lepers here. was found in
he city today. He will be sent back.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
MORE GOLD ARRIVES.

New York. Nov 1.-THE gold sup
ply here has increased by more than
eleven and one-half millions. further
importation reaching here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
TAILORING HOUSE BURNS.

St. Louis. Nov. 17.-Mills & Ayerill
Tailoring company was Quilted by hre.
Loss 100000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
Unhealthy oeeupstiens.

Needle makers and file cutters
seem the occupations most suscepti-
bic to the rsvsges o5 consunp,Iou-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Freeport. H.. Nov. IA receiver
was appointed yesterday for the Rob
inson Manufacturing company The.
assets are slz5.o0o: liabilities sifs.-
600. Ii AAlEX d
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18

ONE THING DRIVEN into the
readers mind and understanding
does more good than half dozen
things that are pu, forth feebIy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-11-18

"MAktN0 coory ID not thinS ~
brag too much about. ,lt n : 6,'y
that no respectable dealer cmIts.