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ASKS JURY TRIAL.

Al Richmond, said to be railroad man. was arraigned befor eJudge Ho- gan charged with carrying dangerous weapons, entered plea of not guilty and was held in S1O0 for trial, which bail he was unable to give. Rich mond was arrested on Sunday night and a small revolver was found in his possession, so that his plea Of not guilty and demand of jury trial came as rather of a surprise. His hearing has been set for Friday at 2 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-17
LEAVES FOR HEADQUARTERS

Frank B. Moson, general manager of the Greene Cattle Company left yesterday morning for his headquart- CTS in Cananea, but when he arrived at Naco, received dispatch calling him to Hereford. He will spend today at the ranch and will then go to Douglas, after which he will return home to Cananea,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-17
DANCE AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

The dance given by the Anona clab at the home of the Upper Lowell I'm provemeut club was most enjoyable in every respect. It was the first dance of the season an dthere were q great number in attendance. Stages left the local livery staDie IIIied wItn carrylng Ln6 cIuD guests JU tue party TOou music was the main feature in making the affair most successful and en- joyable.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-17
FORCE TO BE INCREASED.

Word was received by the United States immigration officials at Naco yesterday that their number would be increased by one within the next few days. the new appointee being the third man on duty at. that port Be cause of the presence of Japanese and Chinese in large numbers across the international boundary line. and their evident intention of getting into the United States, If possible, the de pertinent had considered it wise to increase the force.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-17
MRS. MARY eREeovlcH
Of Philipsburg, Montana, Tells HoN
 She Was Cured of pandruff.

Of Philipsburg, Montana, Tells How
 She Was Cured of pandruff.
 Mrs. Mary Gregovich, of Philips buFg Montana, under date of Noyem- Der 26 1899, writes: q had typhoid fever this summer, consequently was losing my hair terribly and my head fin places was perfectly bald New bros Herpicide had just come into use in Philipsburg and the doctor recommended it to me. Alter three or four applications my hair stopped salfiug out and Is coming in again ouite thick. used to be troubled greatly with dandruff, of which l am now quite cured" Kill the dandrufi germ with Herpicide. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps TOT sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich. Two sizes, 50 and Sl.Oo. BIS bee Drug Go. Special Agents
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SCHOOL AT WARREN.

Realizing that there must be some delay in erecting the public school house at Warren, for which bonds were voted recently, the Warren Company is putting up a neat cottage which will be used for a school until the regular building is ready. This temporary building will be finished in a few days. When it is no longer needed for school it will be fixed up for a residence.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-17
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Tine firm Of n0ssi & RaInerez, c0n- ducting the City Restaurant is here by declared dissolved by mutual con sent. Frank RamereZ retires from the firm and D. ?. Rossi will cnntinae the business. 490
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Good music at The Wave ice cream parlors Monday and Friday evenings.
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ANTED-ComPeten female cook. Apply residence Nj. J. Cunningham.
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FRESH Hot Chicken and Beef Ia
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

Another important appointment was
made this week in the matter of provid-
ing instructions in the newly reorganized
college of the political sciences OF the
George Washington University This
branch of the University until this year
was known as the department of law and
diplomacy but with its ambition to
become the great American graduate
school about to be realized through the
growth of the greater university en-
tiowmenc fund the educational lines
of the department were bloadened and
extended to meet the growing require
ments of the governmnt Already the
college numbers on its faculty some of
the nations most famous scientists and
jurists, which fact is calculated to bring
University's claim to supremacy in the
educational life of the western hemi-
sphere, The latest addition to the fa-
Guilty OF the institution is DR., Howard
Lee McBain, who comes of famous old
Southern family. DIR. McBain for a
number of years was engaged in educa-
tional work in Richmond. but has been
pursuing graduate studies in this coun-
try and abroad since 1904 He has just
reached Washington from the James.
town Exposition, where he has been lee
turing in the educational convention re-
Gently held there
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

Speaking of criminals, it has been de-
cided that this element in Washington
will in the future be dumped down in
New Jersey, Just as if that State did
not have enough undesirable citizens.
with the steady influx of low class imi-
grants! The queer part of it all is that
New Jersey is rather anxious to get
the naughty people from Washington;
at least no protest has been made by
her citizens The way of it is this.
The penitentiary at Trenton has been
designated by the Attorney General to
be the receiving station for all prison.
ers from the District of Columbia. I'm
til December 1908 the District prisoners
were sent to the New Jersey penal in
stitutions to serve out their sentence,
but since then Moundsville, w, Va. has
been the place of their involuntary resi-
dence. The order of the Attorney Cen
eral, taking effect this week, changes all
this, and hereafter persons convicted of
crime in the district will be sent to
Trenton. as of yore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

Cosmopolitan though she be New York
Is still provincial enough and American
enough TO dearly love a Prince as her
guest and there has been good. sized
iIuttcr OF excitement over the presence
here this week OF young Wilhelm OF
Sweden, heir TO the crown of that Sean.
dinayiau monarchy, The most violent
ilnttering naturally took place in New
port where there was considerable man.
euvering on the part Of various social
leaders TO exhibit the Prince in their
train, but the city has had It's chance to
see and be seen by the young man who
has been at the Hotel Astor for the past
few days and was banqueted there BY
the Swedish Society on Saturday eve.
ming august 3l-). Apropos OF this
dinner II was remarked that there were
more Sweles in this country than in
Sweden and that II Prince Wilhelm
wished to remain in touch with his own
people he should stay in America and
make his headquarters in one OF the
thriving cities of the Northwest. Prince
Wilhelm who seems to be very amiable
and polite young man has given no evi.
dcnce of any intention to adopt the sug.
gestion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

The reports which have been circulated
concerning Secretary Roots contempla.
ted resignation from the cabinet port.
folio coupled with the fact that he is
taking the "rest cure" at famous SAN
itarium near White Plains, N. Y, caused
quite a stir here at the capital, until
1t became known that the nervous pros
tration" from which Mr., Root was re.
ported to be suffering is nothing more
serious or mind-wracking than the good
old fashioned ailment, rheumatism. It
was known here, of course, that Mr..
Root had been hardworked and was con.
sequently somewhat ''frayed about the
edges as regards his physical state, but
when the stories first began to be circu-
lated much concern was felt among his
friends here His physician recommend
ed that he take exercise and plenty OF
II, 50 MIR, Root quietly hied himself to
White Plains, where he could get the ex.
ercise while remaining in seclasion. He
realized that he must get himself into
better physical condition before start,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.--Since the
country has had time to ponder over the
recent speeches made BY Secretary Taft
in his tour Of the West. the belief has
gained ground rapidly that President
Roosevelt finally has reconsldered his re-.
fusal to accept n second elective term.
and that at the proper time he will
gracefully and publicly yield to the i'm.
portnnities OF his friends and accept the
Republican nomination next year. The
tenor Of the chief licutcnant's speeches,
coupled with his well known leaning to-
ward the Bench, would indicate that
Secretary Taft is stump-speeching for
Mr.. Roosevelt. OF course, the Secretary's
ntterances bear the stamp Of his indiyid.
uality in their expression and details.
but AZ regards the platform which he
laid down, Rooseyeltian policies were
everywhere strikingly evident, and there
are many who believe that Mr.. Taft's
defense Of his chiefs administration has
been far more fervid than 1t would have
been had he desired TO promote his own
candidacy. The Secretary Of War knows
that the country does not take kindly
TO the idea Of the President naming his
own successor. and realizes that be can
do better for himself II be will stand
alone. GJudging from his words. there.
fore, II Is believed that, not desiring the
nomination himself he is only paving
the way for his friend and chief.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

Preparations are all complete after
weeks Of work for setting off belated
Fourth OF July salute that will make
the giantest OF giant ilrecrackers seem
like the popping of toy pistol com.
pared to the eannonading Of an army,
The object of the affair Ia the blowing
up of a ledge of hard gneiss rock mile
long at Hunters Point where the work
OF constructing the Pennsylvania Rail-
road tunnels under the East River is
under way, For more than month
sixteen big steam drills have been at
work drilling the holes for the charges
Of powder
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
DEWEY RENTS GIFT HOME.

WASHINGTON, Aug Sl,-The home
given to Admiral Dewey by the Ameri-
can people after his victory on Manila
Bay has been leased to Frank Mitchell,
Washingtons millionaire clubman. 1t
is understood that the new tenant will
begin occupancy in October.
Admiral Dewey has not lived in the
home for nearly year. He now makes
his home in mansion, the property Of
Mrs. Dewey.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

The local political pot IL beginning 10
bubble and In another month viii be al
the building point II Is not the ques.
'ioe OF tariff reform ., the proper me-
thod Of curbing the bad trusts that agi-
ta'es the patriotic elecoratc Of Mankas.
tan. but the more pracica, and personal
Issue OF determining the district leu.
dersdips Of Tammany Hall, Home ruls
d lp theory, though not always In prac-
tics the dominant principle Of the Dem.
octallc organization In New York AMI
the mater Of leadership IA supposed 10
be fought cut before the party voters
" each di.trict without outside inter.
ference, Ibis year the growing opposi-
titn TO the domination Of Charles r.
Murphy has led TO an unusual number o.
dlstrict ocniests and from now on there
vii lbe constant succession Of chowatr
parties, "r' options and other func' iors
combining social and political appeal
en- the Part OF the aspirants for seas
around Tammany's council Gre, II 10
probable that nothing quite like
a Tammany chowder party can be seen
at its perfection outside New York. II
Is an excursion on barges towed hN tugs
or steamers 10 some nearby picnic
ground or beer garden with eatables
and thinkables In exhaustless quantities,
a ccaseless blare Of brass bands. games.
dancing. fireworks and other diversions.
A typical outing Of this sort occurred
last week which was participated In by
over 1000 persons and In the course OF
which three men had their skulls frae.
tured. a policeman's finger was bitten
of. one man had an eye gouged ont and
about hundred others were more or less
seriously injured.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

Treasury Department clerks were made
glad this week when it was determined
by the Comptroller of the Currency that
they can be paid for the month of Au-
gust after twelve o'clock on the 3lst.
The last day of the month falls on Sat-
urday, and as it is a half holiday, and
Labor day comes on Monday, it was
thought that the clerks would have to
wait over until their return to work on
Tuesday before getting their respective
allotments of public moneys. As many
had planned weekend trips to nearby
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

Since Brigadier General Mackenzie,
chief OF the army engineer corps, an.
nounced tentative itinerary Of the in
Spection Of the Mississippi River to be
made by President Roosevelt early in
October interest has revived in the
Forthcoming Waterway Convention at
Memphis and in the whole plan OF river
and harbor Improvement work to be un.
dertaken this Fall. The growth OF the
sentiment in favor Of waterways better.
ments truly is remarkable ;and it is
not conhded 70 this country alone, but
Is gaining ground as rapidly in Europe
and in all the world nations. In the
United States, where the mania for
speed reached its greatest extent, the
railroads were developed and the rivers
allowed to choke up with sand and mud.
The vast commercial Importance of
scientifically improving them was not
appreciated until the National Rivers 4
Harbors Congress was organized early in
1901 Since that time this organization
has labored in season and out to i'm
press upon the American people and up
on their representatives in Congress the
vital necessity for the comprehensive
and systematic development of the ma
tons waterways. Thus far its work
has been more than successful, but, with
each succeeding year it grows increas.
mgly difficult to obtain from the nation.
al legislators adequate appropriations
Tor the continuance of work under way
and the beginning of new projects. just
at this time, therefore. the National ri.
veis y Harbors Congress is putting forth
determined efforts to double its member
ship, in order to become so representa-
tive OF the whole country that Congress
must accede to its demands for regular
annual appropriations of at least $780,.
100000
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

A reform movement is sweeping
Washington, directed against all forms
oil gambling, and as result the police
have raided and closed number of
bucket shops Several weeks ago the
authorities began crusade against hand
books in an effort to stamp out betting
on horse racing, anu not few pool
room proprietors have been put out of
business with heavy fines or imprison-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

the jobbing business also New York re-
mains iar In the lead At the present
time the city Is thronged with buyers
from all parts Of the country as well as
with sIghtsecru who wisely select the
season when hundreds Of Thousands Of
the residents are away AT the time to
see the outward attractions OF the city
pt their best
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

A unique vote-winning device was
evolved this week by Alexander j. We'd
derburn, one of the candidates for the
Virginia State Senate, who lives near
Alexandria, just across the Potomac
from Washington, and the result of this
method of soliciting votes will be match
ed with interest by budding politicians.
Mr.. Wedderburn, who is a farmer and
wears beard, wants the votes Of all
the fathers of his district. He realized
that it would be impossible for him to
kiss all the babies in the district before
the date of the Democratic primary,
and besides, he feared that his beard
might tickle the youngsters and make
them crN instead Of COO. He therefore
sought . plan Whereby 10 mleEE rE
around this, After thinking il over
for few days. he gave an order to q
confectioner for ten thousand candy
kisses" with the following verse print.
ed on the wrappers:
Here's kiss for the baby
A bow to mamma;
Hoping they will get me
The vote of papa"
These he has distributed lavishly in
his district. 1t is believed that this
brilliant scheme will mark new era
in politics
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
DIES OF HEART FAILURE.
Was Business Man In City For Years
Funeral To Be Held Tomorrow.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 3l,--Henry
Ickelheimer, forty.nine years OF age, a
member of the firm of Ickelheimer Bros,
died yesterday morning at his residence,
2025 Baker street. He suffered an at
tack of heart failure on Tuesday after.
noon, and on the following morning pas
sed away He leaves widow. He
will be buried Friday in the Home Of
Peace Cemetery.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

watering places and mountain resorts
over Sunday this would have meant
hardship in a number Of cases. Act
ing Secretary Reynolds submitted the
mater to the Comptroller for decision and
he has decided that the days business
being ended at noon on Saturday, the
clerks can be paid after that hour, with
out straining the law which provides
that salaries shall not be paid until the
work is performed
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

Sunday excursions TO North (Long)
Beach. Round trip fare $l.OO to any
point on North Beach. Tickets good re-
turning on either the steamer Potter
or Nahcotta. Call at 0. R. 3 N. dock
for particulars,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

ing out on his Mexican trip He has
kept in close touch with the State De-
partment, being informed of the progress
o; all deliberations at The Hague and of
all departmental business outside of
routine work.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

NEW YORK. Aug. 3i,--Figures pub
lished by the government Bureau of
Statistics In Washington for the year
ending June 30 last show that New
York's proportion Of export trade OF
the country continues 70 grow smaller
year by year. Since 1900 New York's
share OF the nations foreign commerce
has declined from sale percent TO
~ i2 percent. This falling OF In the
proportion Of outgoing and incoming
shipments passing through the Metro
polls has occurred In both the export and
import trade though II has been more
marked In tho former. The city's share
Of exports has fallen from II percent In
1900 10 80 l2 percent In 1907, while In
Import business the figures for the two
years are respectively Us lie percent
and 30 i.2 percent, While New York
still handles one-third OF all the coun'
ty's exports and more than onc.half OF
all its imports the recession from her
former dominance has caused much un.
easineas and discussion OF causes. One
reason given for the change Is the great
improvement In the harhorn and tran.
sit facilities OF South Atlantic and Gulf
ports, particularly New Orleans and
Galveston which has taken the grain
trade entirely away from New York,
Another cause ascribed Is the great ex-
pense Of handling shipping business in
New York, Dock rents on Manhattan
Island are 40 high that piers are out Of
the reach of all except the great pas
senger carrying steamship lines. Var.
ions attempts are being made TO afford
economical shipping facilities for manu-
facturcrs at other points on the Greater
Gty's waterfront The most note
worthy Of these l. the Bush Terminal
project in Brooklyn where huge piers,
the largest in the world, combined with
giant system Of warehouses and
series Of buildings OF vast extent de-
voted 10 manufacturing industries pro
vide for the quick and economical handl
ing OF goods to any part OF the world.
II Ia here that the freight liners and
tramp steamships from every port Of
the seven seas congregate and greater
variety of cargoes or Of nationalities
could hardly be found in any one place
than are TO be seen here when from
twenty TO thirty great vessels are lying
alongside the piers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01
emit. The raid Of the bucket shops

ment. The raid of the bucket shops
was the next step in the anti-gambling
fight, and cases against their proprietors
now are being worked up from the books
and other papers seized by the police.
The crusade is being vigorously pushed
by District Attorney Baker, and has
caused no little CONSERVATION among the
class who operate these get-rich-quiek
concerns
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-09-01

II Is obvious that IL New York is to
hold her own In the fight for CONNER
cial supremancy great increase In the
extent Of her waterfront facilities avail.
liable for ocean business must take place
in order to permit the handling OF low
grade freight in competition with other
cities. One project recently investigated
and recommended by city commission
Is the dredging and improvement Of
Jamaica Bay on the south shore Of Long
Island Another recent proposal Is that
the government Navy Yard be removed
from its present site in Brooklyn to
some point or less congested waters.
This latter suggestion has more to re-.
commend it than the mere fact that it
would, afford more room for ships Of
commerce, for the navigation OF big
war vessels on the crowded and danger
Gus waters OF the East River has on
several questions resulted in serious ac-
cidents. The commercial interests Of the
city are coming TO realize that vast
sums will need to be spent on New York
harbor as wen as on the other ports Of
the country II improvements are to keep
pace with the growth Of business and
are earnestly supporting the campaign
OF the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress for national policy of water.
way improvement through liberal yearly
appropriations on the same baises as
those for the army, navy, postofilces
and pensions