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New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
BRYAN VETERANS WANT MORE.

Lincoln Neb., Dec 3.-Govcrnor Sheldon to-day
authorized appeal from the decision of tho
auditor of the War Department in the allowance
of claims for the officers Of the Sd Nebraska WILL
lam J. Bryan's regiment The auditor allowed the
officers S5223. and it had been represented that
larger allowance should have been made The
appeal will go to the Controller of the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
AGED LAWYER DEAD.

Bangor, Me. Dec 5.-Albert w Paine. said TO
he the oldest practising lawyer in the United
states died at his home here tonight at the age
of ninety-fve years He had been in good health
ap TO -sithin a few weeks and attended regularly
40 his Office practice having within month ap-
pearod in court here. Paine was the Oldest alum
nus OF Colby COLLEGE.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
FIRE IN CHICAGO AUTO SHOW.

Chicago Dec. 3.-Fire started to-day in the 7th
Regiment armory, in a portion of which part Of
the annual automobile exhibition is in progress
Automobiles valued at thousands of dollars
in danger but removed In time TO escape
damage The fire was soon under control
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
TO RESTORE TN GOD We TRUST"

Washington. Dec. 3.--Among the bills thus far
introduced in the House two by Representatives
James of Kentucky, and Sheppard of Texas, to re-
Store the inscription I'm God We Trust" upon the
coins of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
DECORATIVE. FURNISHINGS

APPROPRIATE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
PERSIAN SILK RUGS MATS; KIRMANStiAtt SAROOk ANU
erNN. -pIcs. stIRvAN AND ANTIQUE GHIIORDES COULA
AND IADK RUGS IN HIGHLY DECORATIVE EFFECTS.
TIME , ,cr COVERS FOR DREssERs CIFFONIERs DRESSING
TABLES AND STANDS TIDIES CUSHION TOPS ElS, in
OLD AND MODERN LACE AND EMBROiDERf-
LINGERIE PILLOWS IN ENGLISH EMBROIDERY. FLEI VENlSt
AND CIUNY LACEs. DRAPERlES AND BED sEIS
SCREENS OF WOVEN TAPESTRY. LEATHER AND JAPANESE
EMBROIDERY SUITABLE LIBRARY. DINING ROOM
OR BED CHAMBER SINGLE PANEL AND FOLDING fKE SSHffN0
UTILITY BOXES AND CEDAR CHESTS
ELECTRIC LAMPS LARGE AND SMALL SIZES FOX FLOoFS
DESK OR DRAWING ROOM TABLE
cABNETs PEDEsTAls FANCY AND TEAKWOoD STANDS
JOCKS AND CLOCK SETS BRONZES. MARBLES. PORCtLANo
AND OTHER ARTISTIC OBJECTS FOR MANTEL OR CABlNtl.
s4th strert a5tt strrrf AMI eth Aurmar. Nrm 9nrk-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04
q. Altntatt & On.

q Altman s Or HAVE NOW IN PREPARATION
AND WILL OFFER SHORTLY. A VERY
LARGE SELECTION OF =
FURs AND FUR GARMENTS
AT EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
New-York tribune., 1907-12-04

s4f1 efrs.t. 35th Strrrf ami 9Th AufriR sfm enrR.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15

b cn steady de in a b b aB n nyues A Arano the bt h ~ hd eyweko sn N " wohdo onyb
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15
PATTON 6 co. MARKET LETTER

Especial Wire to Duey & ONeflOch.t
 NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The market today was made vulnerable by yes terday's heavy short covering, also the distribution of some support. There appeared to be no aggressive action by insiders to raise values from bear raiders and demoralization. The report of the failure of the Pope Man ufacturing Company from the lack ot funds to tide over immediate wants had a rather depressing effect on se7 curities in late dealings, and eXpres- sions were generally as to what firm would be next. No doubt seemed to be expressed by many interests on the street if the administration would relax in its warfare on corporations and with the apparent slim effort at support by insiders. The professional element began bearish tactics agaln causing a heavy market in the stand ard stocks. The weakness Of the New York fractions was caused by the state inquiry into these proper , ties now in progress. This was fac
 tor in the general market sentiment If bankers protect stocks at yester' days low levels again it would appear that the market had seen bottom, lol
 a time at least.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15

Mine managers are on the hustle for coal and coke. Dr. l.. D. Ricketts has been personally at Fl Paso and along the line of the eastern division of the Southwestern for the last ten days in the interests of the full sup ply of the Greene Cananea All the other big mining companies have rep resentatives out in the same direction.
 It is stated that recently the num- Der of ears of fuel coming through daily has been better. Present needs of the mines and smelters are all right But this is the summer season and it is to the fall and winter tie ups that it is necessary to look after. If reserves cannot be got ahead for possible needs of the winter and early spring seasons. the mining districts may easily find themselves again in the very undesirable condition that prevailed during last winter and spring, when thousands of dollars were lost daily to laboring men ana business interests through the forced curtailing of the operations which keep Bisbee. Douglas, Caranea, Globe,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15

TRY TO AVERT
 FUEL SHORTAGE

Clifton, Morenci and the other mining camps of the district alive.
 'If the delivery of about 200 more locomotives to the railroads of the southwest could be forced immediate ly," said a well known railroad man yesterday. "the problem would be solved. The whole trouble is in lack of motive power. Supplies of fuel are all right, available in unlimited quan- titles almost, but there are not the engines to pull the trains. I hope the experience of last year may be aNerJed and I believe the efforts now being put forth will bear good results, but it is a hard problem. One thing is certain however. and that is that the mining companies are not letting any grass grow under their feet this year. The experience of last year had a most excellent effect in this respect. And the business men and public in gen. eral realize the situation much better and far more unselfishly also. They can see a car of coke or coal go by for a mining concern with much bet ter grace than they could before"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15
TWIN BUTTE MINES
 STRIKE RICH 0RE
They Appear to Get Better As
 Greater Depth Is ' Attained.

Recent visitors to Twin Butte. in Pima County. report that very sub stantial progress is being made by Superintendent McDermott on the Senator Morgan shaft.
 The shaft is down to the 50O-foot level and stations have been cut at AGO and 500 level. On the 500 level, where the ore body was struck day or so ago. a very fine grade of ore is showing. A few samples received yesterday by F. J. O'Brien show two different characters of ore, one a carbonate containing native copper and a high grade sulphide showing pyrites and peacock copper" his latter resembles the ores encounter ed on the lower levels at Helvetia. The samples. are unusually high in copper values and if the main body averages a fraction of the values they shtw the Twin Buttes will be estab' lished as the banner high grade cop per propositions of Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15
wALNEe eRos,s LETTER

(Special Wire to Duey & OVeiiocA.,
 BOSTON, Aug. 1.-The action o' inc market shows the determination of the big banking interests to put inc market lower. Money rates are the highest of the year in spite oi Iinnidation. A big failure of an au- .omobila company today was due en- tirely to tight money. We advise everyone to sell enough stocks so thev can pay for and take out certifi- eates for the balance and wait until this struggle is over.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15
J. G. PRITCRARO -Broker-
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks Speciality.
Bisbee. Aua fl.

Bisbee. AuG fl.
 In spite of want of communication for the past few days it appears that the world is still moving and in har- mony with our anticipations is begin ming to look brighter. Wages have been better this year than ever be- fore. Earnings of most companies have been most satisfactory, and the agriculurists of our country are as sured of goods crops and expect an abundant harvest With these con- ditions prevailing stocks cannot re- main long below their fair valuation. Bisbee, Arizona, have now installed their new hoist and cOmpressors and ara pushing on the work with machine drills. Empire State looks better each day. Gold Nugget have good show ing and North Bisbee are pushing right ahead. Denn begin shipplnSs ore next week, All our local list are good investments at present prices.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15
PAINE MARKET LETTER

Especial Wire to Duey & OyerlocK)
 NEW YORK, Aug. I4.-Market to- day had a very severe decline and the liquidation was urgent and on a big scale. Large and powerful houses were big sellers of stocks and the only buying came from shorts. Be fore the close of the market reached lowest points and there seemed to be no bottom to it. It is hard to predict how far this liquidation will continue. hut the market is certainly in a very dangerous condition. We look for further selling tomorrow.
 For Review job ana business office call Phone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15
FULL IF FEVER AND LIQUIDATION Stocks Dropped From 5 10 8 Points, But Recovered
 Slightly,
CBy Frank J. Graf.

The market is still feverish and liquidation continues on larger scale than ever. Apparently there is still a great deal of stock that Is to be sold and very likely will be sold be- fore the final sweep takes place. Stocks dropped from to 8 points per share today, but at the close rallied, very likely due to short coverings.
 Copper stock suffered more in pro- portion than railroads. Some copper stocks are lower today than they have been in 1905, and if this market con tinues we will see prices as low as 1904
 HrOsipG oIYntatipns.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15

eIssEE DRUG CO, sIsBTE, NAco AND LOWELL
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15

all quarters of the grain trade. Northwest messages renew complaint of black rust, but claim that the only chance for damage is a spread into the northern wheat sections where the crsp is late. Extreme heat dur ing the closing days of last week caused shrinkage of wheat in the spring wheat states. Market looks good for buyers. but while strike trouble lasts would buy only on a sharp setback.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.
Over Rinehart's
 Drug Store.
Rooms 3 G 4. entler' Bldq.

Bisbee. Aug. IA. Still moresr liquidation was appar- ent in the big eastern markets today and stocks again came tumbling down, but did not make as much of a break as yesterday. Trading with outside centers is practically cut off the question on account of the crippled telegraph service which seems to be growing more serious every day.
 The local market is receiving fair support and the curbs show only frac- tional declines, extremes being less than 1 point.
 While stocks may go lower. we believe that by picking them up at present levels they are bound to prove good investments.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15
LOGAN & BRYAN WHEAT LETTER

(SneciaI Wire to Duey & OveTlock.)
 NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-The market made an advance of i 1-4 cents during The morning. The strength was well held until late in the session, when inc ranort of failure of a large manu- facturing concern, at an outside point and inc return of weakness in New yo~t stocks caused considerable sell ing on inc part of early buyers and ,Ti1ad out much of the advance. There was less attention given to the strike and more confidence was noted ln
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15

MT. Beahan will remain in the cIly probably for few days longer anu then leave for other districts Tn AT zona. He spent par ot last WeeH at Cananea, where he was greatly HIT pressed with the possibilities p"~ eassed by that wonderful district.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15

Dr. Wiley's opinion that American men sleep too much, is being laughea to scorn in neighborhoods where they have a graphophone in the middle or the block
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-12
RIOTINC
RENEWED
Serious Trouble Occurs al
Louisville When Company
Tries to Run Cars.

Louisville, Ky, March 12.-Au
effort to run cars on Second street
caused the most violent outbreaks of
rioting in the car strike. The
tracks were blocked with wagons,
which were hauled there for the
purpose. Several cars were stoned,
and the windows smashed. All cars
had police on board but they could
do nothing, 1he crowd attacked n
car on Second and Breckinrldge
streets, and knocked the motorman
unconscious. Policemen took charge
of the car. Only six cars were run
ming, and these were attacked where
ever they appear.
Many strike breakers are Joining
the unionsts, and now there are
1000 strikers. state troops may be
called at any minute, as the guard
IL already at the armory prepara-
tory to call.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-12
LIMA PUPILS OVERCOME
BY POISONOUS GASES

Lima. o., March II. While
working the laboratory members of
u class an the Lima high school
work. owing to insufficient air
ventilation, were overcome by
fumes ot acids and several of the
pupils are in serious condition.
The students were making gases
from All iodine preparation
when several Of them be-
came i'll. Clark Bennett, son of
a physician was in very critical
condition for several hours. but
finally recovered. Other students.
Misses Maud Brown and Ruth
ParmeHter. became suddenly and
dangerously i'll and consultation
of physicians were called. Their
temperatures are very high. and
they are covered with p"u,;i,ns.
resembling small boils. which the
physicians say arc due to the ID ,is-
onous fumes.
The board Of education rs cen.
suicd for not providing better
Ventilation. in the laboratory.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-12
REVIVAL SERVICES
CLOSE TONIGHT
Dr. ]. w. Mah0od has Done
a Wonderful Work.
TonIght's Service will be a Fitting
Climax to the Series of
Remarkable Meetings

The series of eyangelistic meet
lngs conducted by the Methodist
churches Of this city during the
last three weeks, will close with the
service at Epworth this evening
The verdict seems quite general that
lii pulpit ability, DR.. j.. w. Ma
mood has few equals among evan.
CYCLISTS.
The doctor Is man OF method.
and IN the execution of his plans.
he is what the critics would call an
artist. 1t is readily seen that ev-
cry sermon had its logical place in
the series of discourses. There
has been no hap-hazard work from
the beginning to the close, and IL Is
safe guess. that the last service to-
night will be, II fitting climax of this
very remarkable series of meetings.
An unusual feature OF the meet
ings has been the large number OF
men VINO have been converted. At
the mems meetings, and in the
regular evening services. scores of
''-N.- 'N'S- SOHc W lne altar Tor
prayer and instruction. The SER
mons of Mr.. Mahood being adj
dressed to the conscience and iudr-
lnent rather than to the emotions
tave appealed to men not ordinarily
Interested In evangelistic meetings.
While there had been no special
ihVitation, an unusual number of
teachers and pupils from the schools
of this city were present at the sery-
Ice last evening. The sermon ON
wisdom was most appropriate and
Or. Mahood for the first half hour
gave such q lecture on the Natural
sciences, Astronomy, Botany, Chem
lslry, ETC., showing the wisdom of
God In creation; that again dem
onstrated his mastery OF scientific
subjects. The sermon was great !
~ appreciated by ell A number of
persons were converted In the after
meeting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-12
ATHLETES ARE
ALL ANXIOUS
For the Tap of the Bell at the
Grand.
HOCAN-PERCENTE BOUT
Sho'ild Prove a Mighty In
teresting Feature.
Advance Sale of Seats is Large
and a Good Sized Crowd will
be in Attendance.

The advance sale of seats for the
athletic carnival to be held this
evening at the Grand Opera House,
Is unusually large, and George Nor
rison, under whose direction the
carnival Is given, feels confident
that large house will be on hand
to enjoy the sport.
The program to he offered tonight
lis one that must appeal to the lover
lof good, clean athletic sport Thc
siS round sparring exhibition be-
tween Joe Percente, of Chicago, and
IWill Hogan, of this city should be a
! good one. The Chicago man IL a
veteran at the manly art of self
defense, but the local athlete is
younger, stronger and heavier aud
snould let the Italian know at al
times that he was in the game. This
feature alone should be well worth
the price of admission many times
over.
The two wrestling bouts should
furnish some mighty interesting
fun for those who love the game.
Both Shufelt and Beany are both
fast clever men, and should put up
a nice article Of the mat game.
The opening number on the bill
tonight will be the one that will
interest the local fans. Both Ander-
son and Lamb are confident of vic
tory, and there will be feathers In
the air when the two gadiators
meet on the mat. Considerable
yifoiiey has been wauered an the
outcome Of the bout, and hard
fought, long drawn out rough and
tumble contest can be expected.
That is what the sporting fraternity
desire, and those who attend will
not be disappointed.
There will be plenty of action to-
night from the rise OF the curtain
until the last athlete has been care
FULLY disposed Of. There will be
no long, tiresome waits, SO says
Mr.. Morrison, and George always
does what he says he will. Box
parties will attend from Delaware.
Columbus, Lima, Kenton, Gallon.
Bucyrus, Prospect and LaRue. The
carnival promises to be the star
event of the present sea-
son.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-12
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Following is the list of letters
unclaimed. In the postoffice of Ma.
rion, g.. for March IL, 1906.
Charles H. Brigham, Harry Bar
rott. George d. Berry, Morris Bak-
er. Albert Corwin, John Canic. Alex
Dennis, d. G. Dean, David Simeon
Dickens, NJ. j. Davis, Blaine Deer
wester. VIM. Denning, VIM. Everly,
Claude Graham, b. f. Gill, Harry
Hills, Jack Hayes, Bert Hollis, f..
Chas. Hofmann, w. e. Hires, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. l.. Jerome, G. G. Nc
'Connell, Chard Price. John w.
Rutherford, ID. Schwartzman, Ern-
es, Schuffle, e. Smith, Robert Spur
geon, Charley /. Wedge, James Will
liams, Vint0n Wilson, Mrs. Mary
Ames, Miss Ida Brown, Miss Sophia
Brooks, Miss Nora Cassel, Miss Ag-
nes Drake, Mrs. Eliza e. Alexander,
Mrs. Corda Graham, Mrs. Gertie
Hoch, Mrs. Grace Jones, Mrs. Mary
Kcndle. Miss Ella Lumpkins 3, Miss
Pearl Moore, Mrs. Paul Miller, Miss
Agnes Rusk, Bessie Smith. Mrs.
Henry Sumeford, Mrs. Ida Thomer,
Minerva Uncapher, Mrs. Marilla
Van Osten, Mrs. May Sells, Mrs. EN-
ma Winebar care of Arthur Vanatta,
Lard Valley Oil Co., Federal Col
lecting Agency.
NJ. B. DICKERSON, p. NJ.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-12
State of Ohio, City Of Toledo

State of Ohio, City Of Toledo
Lucas County, So.
Frank j. Cheney makes oatl
that he is senior partner of the
firm of h. j. Cheney & Co., do
:ng business in the City of Toledo
County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by The use Of
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn TO before me and sub
scribed in my presence, this 9th
day Of December, A. d., 1886.
A. w. GLEASON.
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Halls C;,tarrh Cure is taken in.
ternally, and acts directly ON the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
Il. j. CHENEY Il co.
Toledo, D.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-12
GIRL SHOOTS
AN INTRUDER
Charge of Buckshot Fired in
to the Breast of a Miner
by a Fourteen-Y Year
Old Girl.

Birmingham. Ala, March II. -
While resisting the efforts of two
intoxicated men to break into
her mothers house near Alfalfa,
shortly after midnight, BERTHE Tai
! ton, a fourtecn-ycar-old girl, shot
and killed e. II. West, one Of
The intrudcrs and fired at Oscar
Tune, Vests companion. without
effect. Tame fled through the
darkness when he saw West fall
back from the door with u charge
Of bucksllot in his breast.
According ta the story of the
gal, who surrendered TO the auth
critics and is now ir Jail at Glads-
den on u charge of murder as the
result of the coroner's investiga-
ton. West and Tune, who were
miners came TO the house and
roughly demanded admattaice with
out explaining who they were or
what they wanted. Mrs. Talton
lay sick in bed and the girl went
to the door and refused to admit
the men, who began hammcring on
the door with rocks.
Finally they pressed against the
door, which fastened with chain
and were Slowly forcing it open
when the glrl secured a shotgun
and loaded it with buckshot. Polk.
:mg the muzzle through the OPEN
ing IN the door she pressed it
against Vests breast and literally
blew Il hole through his body.
causing instant death.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-12
Do it Now Before il is too Lat.

w. NJ. Jackson, II. M. Rubins
and Jasper Giiard Hull have just
returned from Phoebe, New, after
spending three weeks investigating
the mining proposition of Col. w.
d. MacSherry, known as the Lin
coin, Nevada, Mining and Milling
Co., of Phoebe, New.
The investigation was carefully
and thoroughly made for the benefit
or Ohio people. who wish to pur-
cliase stock. The company owns
2S5 acres of the most valuable min
ing ground in that very rich district
including 10 developed claims, so
acres of placer ground, an abundance
|os water. The actual value of the
real estate as IT stands now is ST.
100000, or the total capitalization of
the company attested by the best
mining experts. thousands upon
thousands of tons Of ore Is blocked
out and lying on the dumps ready
for milling and chipping.
The assets back of every certlG-
cate of stock you buy in this COM
pany makes II better and safer than
bank stock and at.the present price
20! the stock must Yield from so to
100 per cent. OH the Ryestment. If
you do not secure sAWe og this
stock now others will, A Yu will
despise yourself for your Nsgligcnce
for years TO come. Call az the Of
fee and Investigate. |. o. o. f.
Block, Marion o. C, X Hershey,
Manager. Rad what these men
say:
To Whom 1t May Concern.-
Having very carefully examined
the property OF the Lincoln Nevada
Mining & Milling Company at
Pioche, New, will say it was much
better and safer for the investor
than expected. TO particularize
and say just how good the PROPOSE
ton is, realizing that the spoken
word dies but the written lives on
and on, will only say the stock at
par or less is absolutely a safe in
vostment, for the Company will soon
be paying per cent. per month
per share or 60 per cent, per an
nun The company will be clean
and honestly managed.
Respectfully.
JASPER GIRARD HULL,
as, w. NJ, JACKSON,
N III. NJ RUBlNS
. I... D..
aiGa's l!!!!l' ), |! 1.iISpIPs!A g. TABLETS
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-12
Notice To Contractors

Contractors who are expecting TO
bid on the new Methodist parson-
age. must have their bids at Balm
Bros. office by twoNo'clock, Thurs
Cay afternoon, March With.
It. BY Order of the 0nmmittee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-12
NEWS OF THE
LOCAL Y. M. @. A.

The Buckeyes won the first and
second games out of series of
three rolled OH the Y. NJ. c.. A.
bowling alleys against the Orphans
team last night. Neither team
made any sensational scores.
Pll(tI[ LULNC