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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07

A few doses of this remedy will in variably cure an ordinary attack of diarrhRa.
 It can always be depended upon, even in the mor- severe attacks of craTlp collie and cholera morbus.
 It is equally successful for summer diarrhoea and cholera infantum in children, and is the means of saving the lives of many children each year.
 When reduced with water aud sweetened 1t is pleasant 10 take.
 Every man of a family should keep this remedy in his home. Buy 1t now. PRICE, 25c. LARGE SIZE, Soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
CHEAP EXCURSION TO HAWAII.

$15,000.e0 is what it cost to make moving pictures of the Hawaiian Islands. See them tonight, Iris Theater. No advance in prices. 5z
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
LOGAN 6 BRYAN ON WHEAT.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 CHICAGO, June 6.-The bull news on wheat from the southwest became 50 strong today that it could no longer be ignored. Many leaders who were aolding off, expecting to replace their lines well down towards 90 cents. be- came buyers and gave the market a very strong tone. Continued early seilinfi was encouraged by easier Liv- erpool cable. lower Minneapolis curb and some cable reports of good rains n Russia These things counted for nothing when it came right down to selling of the market based on the conditions in Kansas. The Texas
 mills continue to buy cash wheat and he cash wheat was up 1 cent in St. Louis. Nebraska crop is said to be It a standstill since the hard freeze
 ate in May. Do not forget that the spring is not to be made. I believe We will be pulling wheat on news rom that quarter very soon. It looks like renewal of the bull campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
DOWN, DOWN, DOWN.
 GOES LOCAL MARKET
Still Lower Prices Are Looked for Today, Is Frank ],
 GrafS Opinion.
CBy Frank J. Graf.)

Tho local mar6et continues to weaken, ana would not be at all sur prised to see it still lower tomorrow. Shattuck &Arizona was offered dur ing the day at $2S, with no takers. while Deru w ent begging at S7.OU. Denn at s7.00 per share looks pretty cheap, and still there are many that think it will go to $500. Perhaps it will; l would certainly advise people tc buy at that figure. Black Noun tan is offered at par. with best bids at s+75, with no trading. American sold at $500, while Warren is offer ed at S7.00. Greene Cananea shows little strength in sympathy with the New York and Boston stocks, and thing 1t ought to be bought up at this figure. Sup. & Pitts. sold at sI4.Oo at the close. East Butte holds well at 5000. Helvetia reached s7.O0. and sales were made at that figure, LOOKS as though 1t would go to 5000 per share, and if conditions improve as they have been 1t will sell for high CT prices before fall
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlook ,
 BOSTON. June 6.-We find a little better feeling is developing and if it continues we think stocks will rally a few points. The Mohawk dividend fell flat and after the first quick jump stock came out freely and the close was weak at S4-l-2. There has been considerable weak buying of the stock on the prospect of this dividend and We expect this stock to come out now and with the very little demand at present it will decline close to 80. I find I am being criticised for writing bearish gossip, but my Only idea is to give as close a view as possible to our customers of the conditions as they exist on the floor of the ex- change. My opinions are based on the situation as I see it from day to day.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07

in Tor a ~ tmorow wwatern
 would buy them for am nrmr There O them
 a strength f t
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
GREAT WEALTH IS POURED INTO
 CANANEA
Nearly Six Million Dollars Cash Invested, with the Largest Single Capital Only a Hun dred Thousand Dollars.
tCananea HeraldJ

Interesting figures giving demon strtion of the wealth that has poured into Cananea in the last few years in furtheranee of development of it's mineral resources has just been is sued in records of the court of First Instance compiled from September 1905 to December of last year. These show that in that time articles of mining interpretations and contracts pertaining to mining which were filed with the court aggregated the sum Of S5,S71 .74350. This amount represents enormous individual enterprises, as will be gathered when it is considered that interpretations provide a larger part of the business The largest cap ital named for any single one of these formed in the district since it's organ ization was S1O0, GOO for the Cananea Consolidated Copper Co, which sum does not appear in the figures given above, the organization having been made prior to 1905 The majority of the companies organized in the dis trict, practically all of which are sub sidiary to American corporations formed after incorporation of Mexican
 
 either s500G or s10,000.Very few ex- ceed the latter amount, there being no occasion for their doing so, opera tions in the Republic not being linn ited in proportion to capitalization and the organizers in nearly every in stance realizing their funds for work from sales of the stock of associated American corporations. Of the total amount of nearly six million dollars which the records of the court of the First Instance show. more than hall went on the books during the iasl year which is given. Since the frs of the year it is roughly estimated that over two million dollars has been recorded. This immense volume of business has been handled in the court of the First Instance with care and courtesy which has given occasion for highest satis faction, greater at no time than 1t has been under the present admins tration of Judge B. F. Marquez.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
HUTTON 6 CO.'S LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook )
 NEW YORK, June 6.-Probably the chief factor in the, market today that created higher prices was large ner- vous short interest which found but few stocks offering. Effort was made to depress values in London before the opening, but this trick proved of little avail. It cannot be said that sentiment was altered materially among the professional traders who still clings to the hopes of further break in the market later. Railway reports on many properties for April and May were very gratifying and in dicated a tremendous business moving in all sections of the country. Net returns were not so favorable. More gold is to be exported but this is a temporary factor. Buy any good stocks on good recessions.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
cHEAP EXCURSION TO HAWAII.

si5,UJU.UO IS what It cost to make moving pictures Of the Hawaiian Islands. See them tonight. Iris Thester No advance in prices. 5e
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
RECORD IN
 CANANEA MINES

property in line for heavy and steady
 production. It's stock affairs have been settled and with tne balance of the great Cananea Central property It IS now under the direct and highly active management of Dr. Ricketts, as general manager of Greene-Cana- nea. In this connection it may be noted that the time limit on transfer Of Greene and Central stocks expired on Saturday. It is learned that prac- ueaily all of the outstanding certifi. eates of the compares are in the of hces of Greene-Cananea for exchange. Conduct of this work brought about the closing of the books of the com pany today until the 18th. when trans, fer will be completed and the new cer- titicates sent out.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Bisbee Hume 6.

Bisbee. June G.
 The market showed an improve ment at the outset this morning, and the listed stocks made fair gains up until near when there was slight re- action, but most of them show gains for the day. The curbs, however, failed to take strength with the big ones. and closed weak with practical ly DO change from yesterdays final figures. Gheene Cananea made a gain of 1-2 point, and is in fair de mand. Denn and Warren are also attracting attention at present prices. Butte & Arizona is being bought up around S5c with good demand
 The balance of the last are quiet and inactive.
 Ckocinp o,lototfcpc-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
NEW ORE BINS FOR
 OLD DOMINION
Total Capacity Will Be 480O Tons When Work Is
 Finished,
CGlobo Silver BelL)

Plans have been formulted to in. crease the capacity of the ore bins 1900 tons, making the total capacity of the smelter bins aggregate 1900 tons. Additional loading machinery will be added so that six instead of three cars can be charged at one time. The company is said to have 1900 cars of coke in transit.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
LoeAN 6 eRYAN LgTTgR.

Special Wire to Duey & oyerlock.)
 NEW YORK. June G.-American stocks iH London weak 1-4 and 3-4 below parity
 Bank Of England rate unchanged.
 Senate at Albany kills five-cent coney Island fare.
 Good demand for stocks in loan crowd.
 Further gold engagements for Paris expected in view of strength in de mand sterling and continued weak ness in Paris exchange.
 James B. ForgaB of First National Bank of Chicago resigns from Alton board.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
tCananea Herald)

The month of May witnessed q great deal of work in Cananea dis trict. work along well defined, sys- tematic lines, attended by opening of considerable new ground of mach promise and by extension of ore re- serves in important degree in all of the producing mines of the district Probably the most important new move of the month was the resump- ton of development on the Cananea, Duluth ground of Creene-Cananea. where they are up and doing in viz orous manner and during the present month will whip things .nto excellent shape in the matter of preliminary
 steps toward getting this splendid
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
wALKER aRos, sTock LETTgR

Special Wire to Duey & oyerIock.)
 NEW York. June 6.-The market today was very steady and dull. In the early trading there was very good buying and prices advanced. Shorts covered in the Hill stocks and Smelt- CTS was bid up In the late afternoon there was profit taking but the mar ket held very well and there was no signs of liquidation. We still look for a professional market for the rest of this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
]. .. PRITcHARp, Broker
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stock . Speciality.

Bisbee, June 6. There Is no improvement of note to be recorded in the state of the copper market today; the prices are still low CT than yesterday, and it is hard to predict when the bottom shall be reached with some. while with others 1t is reached already. The bids fail to bring them out. and evidently there will be no trading until the bids are higher.
 Quotations-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-07
Pritchard Hagen & Co. INCoRPoRATED)
 Brokers.
INCOhFOttAlE EO.l
 Brokers.
 FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. FRONT ROOMS 8. i. BUILD ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS 6EE, ARIZONA. ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND
 SOLD ON COMMISSION. DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION WITH ALL LEADING MARKETS. ,, PHONE 1s5. MARKET LETTER.
MARKET LETTER.

June 6, sO7.
 With the exception of the 2 curbs, which are showing further weakness, prices of 2 copper stocks changed only slightly today. The effect of the dull summer months, com bined with retarding condi-
 tions existing throughout the 2 country generally is being felt 6 in all issues and stocks look
 ? likely to move fractionally
 2 downward Prices, however, cannot possibly sink much lower and such stocKs as
 ? Greare-Cananea. Superior x Pittsburg. Shattuck. Denn,
 ? Warren, American, Davis DaIy
 , and Nipissing are exceedingly
 good purchases at present lev els. Denn today was offered 2 at S7.50 at which it should be ] handsome profit maker short
 ly. Among the listed stocks
 ? c. 6 A. was some stronger, the 3 remainder of the list trading at yesterdays prices.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
DENY EXISTENCE OF
PLOT TO GUST JORDAN
STANFORD PROFESSORS scoFF
AT CONSPIRACY STORY
Report That Members of Faculty Were
to Make President Mere Fig
urehead Is Secuted
at University
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-Dr. A. H.
Suzzallo who has resigned the chair of
scientific education of Stanford univer-
sity to accept the same chair at Co.
lumbia, issued statement today deny
ing a newspaper article published To-
cally this morning to the effect that q
conspiracy is in force at Stanford among
new members of the faculty, headed
by Professor Frank Angel of the depart
ment of psychology, to rob President
David Starr Jordan of his administrative
powers and make him a mere figurehead
in university affairs.
The article mentions Professor Suz-
zallo as authority for these charges.
II may state in justice to the college
and the several colleagues mentioned"
said Professor Suzzallo that so far as
administrative conditions are concerned,
it is my firm belief that there has never
been a time when the financial and edu-
cational conditions of the university were
so favorable to scholarship and the teach
ing as at the present"
PALO ALTO, Cal, July a.-David Starr
Jordan denies a story printed in San
Francisco newspaper that an attempt is
being made to oust him as head of STAN
ford university. DR.. Jordan says the
| statement is grotesque nonsense and II
! is not conceivable that Professor Suzzallo
is responsible for any part of 1t. AS to
the absolute integrity of Professor An
! GEL no one who knows him can have
any question. Professors Durant, Marks
and Stillman denounce the story as alb
surd and full of misstatement.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
SANE IN ONE STATE,
CRAZY IN ANOTHER
John Armstrong Chanler, Former Hus-
band of iAmeIie Rives, Takes
Chance of Being Sent
to Asylum
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 31.-John Armstrong
Chanler, the former husband of Amelie
Riyes, must take the chance of again
being sent to an asylum for the insane
when she comes to New York next Oc-
tober to prosecute legal action now
pending. Chanler is lunatic In the
state of New York under a commitment
of the supreme court, and at the same
time is a sane man under the rulings
of the courts of Virginia. 1t is in con-
nection with a decision of the New York
supreme court in his case that he pro-
poses to begin an action next October
Fearing that steps would be taken to
restrain him under the lunacy decision
if he entered the state, Chanler today
through his attorney appealed to Judge
Hough in the United States court for an
order restraining any person from inter-
fering with his liberty when he comes
here next October.
Judge Hough said he knew of no law
which would justify him in taking such
act, but he suggested that the moment
Chanler came within the jurisdiction of
the United States courts he would avail
himself of a writ of habeas corpus to
protect him during his trial.
Thomas 7. Sherman some time ago was
appointed custodian of Chanler's person
and as such has control of Chanler's big
estate. In the trial set for October
Chanler will seek to have his property re-
stored to his keeping.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
FEDERATION TO FIGHT
HARD FOR PETTIB0NE
Acting Secretary Says Organization Is
Prepared to Spend Big Sum
In Defense of the
Prisoner
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
DENVER, Colo, July a.-James Ker-
wan, acting secretary of the Western
Federation of Miners announced today
that the federation will make every pos
sible effort to secure the acquittal of
George A. Pettibone when he is brought
to trial in Boise on the charge of i'm
plication in the murder of Governor
Stuenenberg of Idaho and If necessary
will spend as much money in his defense
as in the defense of Secretary-treasurer
William d. Haywood, who was found
not guilty last Sunday.
BINGHAM JUNCTION. Utah, July 81
Cheering the verdict of the Idaho jury
which found William D. Haywood not
guilty of a murderous conspiracy, one
thousand men marched the streets to-
night and later held a mass meeting at
which the outcome of the Boise trial
was applauded as a distinct victory for
the cause of labor.
A majority of the celebrants were MEM
bers of the mill and smeltermen's union,
an organization affiliated with the West
ern Federation of Miners.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
WIFE, MAROONED, SEES
HER HUSBAND DROWN
Rancher Swept from Wagon Into Rag
Ing Stream-Woman In PERIL
Gus Position for Twenty
four Hours

By Associated Press.
BUTTE, Mont, July 31.-A special from
Virginia City tells of the drowning of w,
R. Baldwin, a well known rancher of
upper Madison valley, before the eyes of
his wife.
Baldwin while attempting to ford a
swollen stream became stranded In mid
river. Cutting the horses loose from the
wagon he attempted to swim to the bank
with the animals, but lost the reins and
was drowned while his wife sat helpless
on the high wagon seat with the water
touching her feet
The ford was in an out-of-the-way place
and for twenty-four hours Mrs. Baldwin
sat marooned.
A stage driver passing was finally at
tracted by her cries, and in attempting to
rescue the woman his team became en-
tangled in the debris and he escaped
drowning only by cutting his team loose.
Baldwin's body was found twenty-five
miles below where he was drowned.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
MAGILLS IN
SUICIDE PACT
TO SHOW COUPLE
HAD AGREED TO DIE
CHEMISTS. SAY CHLORoFORM
KILLED WOMAN
Theory Advanced That Prisoner and
First Spouse Decided to De-
stroy Themselves and
He Did Not
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press'
CLINTON, ILL.,. July 31.-The report Of
the medical experts who made an analysis
of the contents of the stomach of Mrs.
Pet Magill, the first wife of Fred Maglll,
was received here today and States At
torney Miller announced that the report
Is to the effect that Mrs. Magill died from
chloroform poisoning. A trace of arsenic
was also found. The belief is growing
here that Mrs. Magill did not commit sui
eide.
States Attorney Miller made the an
nouncement today:
"The theory the state will go on now is
that there was suicide compact between
Mr.. and Mrs. Magill, and that she carried
out her part of the agreement"
Magill and his wife are confined in cells
almost exactly opposite in the county
Jail. They spend a greater part OF the
time standing at their cell doors peer1ng
through the gratings at each otner ana
conversng across the corridor.
A reporter called at the Jail to see Mrs
Magll this morning. Extending her hand
through the bars she shook hands, say
ing:
II am glad to see you," and added
perhaps"
.'Why do you say 'perhaps?'
Because you must not ask me anything
about my case. l am not permitted 10
talk about it," she replied.
Her Conscience Clear
"Are you lonesome
mot a Bit" she said. II am happy.
I read a great deal and then l stand
here and talk to my husband, and l
slept soundly last night. 1 have plenty
of fresh air and clear conscience, SO
WHY shouldn't 1 be happy?"
How did you spend the evening of the
night before Mrs. Pet Magill died?" she
was asked.
Instantly Mrs, Magilrs demeanor be-
came firm.
mot one word" she said. II must do
as my lawyers tell me. will only say
that we are both innocent. The only
crime we committed, If we committed
any, was in marrying too soon. But 1t
was love impelled us and surely love is
no crime, is it?' and she laughed
heartily.
Magill, across the corridor, had been
listening in silence. He shook hands
amiably but declined to discuss the case,
other than to say:
'Tf the grand jury does not indict me
I will make full statement to the
press. If l am indicted my story will
be first told upon the witness stand a.
my trial. 1t viii be proper for me tt
talk then and not before"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
FRENZIED PASSENGER
STARTS PANIC AT SEA
Thinks Vessel Is Sinking and Spreads
Alarm to All In Second Class
CabIns--QueIIed by
Crew

By Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Ore, July 31.-A special
from Seattle says that word was brought
from Alaska that a panic occurred on
the steamer Santa Clara's trip north last
week, and but for the act that the crew
beat the second class passengers away
from the boats they would have lowered
them and put away from the ship off
Cape Slattery.
The Santa Clara ran into gale off the
cape and shipped heavy sea. A second
class passenger started the report that
the boat was sinking and the passengers
swarmed on deck and fought for places
In the life boats.
The entire crew had to be called to
force the second class passengers below
and only when guarded below could they
be told that no danger existed. The
incident preyed on the mind of one pas
senger and he went insane. He was put
ashore at Katalla.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
ASKS DELAY IN
TRIAL OF GLASS
DELMAS CAN ONLY DEFEND ONE
MAN AT A TIME
Heney Objects, Saying That with 15o
to Be Tried 1t Will Be Impos-
sbIe to Hear Them
Separately
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-Apparent-
ly there has been a change in the plans
of the defense in the second trial of
Louis Glass, the telephone official, for
The defense now wishes the trial post
poned. At the solicitation of d. M. Del
mas, attorney for Glass, Judge Lawlor
fixed this morning for a discussion of
the question.
I'm view of the statement that has
been made to the court" said Judge
Lawlor, as a preface to the proceedings,
that one or more of the counsel for
Louis Glass will be engaged in the trial
of the Halsey case, this hour has been
fixed for the purpose of determining
whether the Glass trial shall begin on
Monday as has already been ordered" "
In response to the court Delmas said
that he would be occupied in the Halsey
case and he had no expectation that IT
would be concluded by Monday. He did
not think that he should be compelled
to relinquish either case.
Heney Objects
! IIeney took a different view. He saiC
! there were eleven indictments agains
Halsey and as many against Glass which
| the prosecution intended to push to tria
| as rapidly as possible. To delay the
trials merely for the purpose of accom-
modatng counsel would seriously inter-
fere with the district attorneys plans.
Then he cited a number of cases to
show that it was not error on the part
of trial judge to order case to pro-
ceed merely because the counsel was
engaged in another court or another de-
partment of the same court. AS there
are $50 graft cases awaiting trial it will
be impossible, Heney declared, to try
them one at a time.
Delmas did not attempt to challenge
Heney's Interpretation of the law, but
appealed to the court on the ground of
what he termed fairness to the defend
ant and to his counsel.
After the discussion had been pro-
longed for over an hour Judge Lawlor
brought it to a close by announcing that
he would decide on Friday whether the
trial should begin or whether he would
entertain motion for continuance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-01
CLEVER CONFIDENCE
MEN ROB PROFESSORS
Member of Faculty at University OF
Michigan SwindIed Out of
Large Sum by Supposed
Eminent Scholar
By Associated Press.


CHICAGO, July 31-The college facul-
ties, especially the teaching staff of the
University of Michigan, constitute new
field recently invaded by confidence men
and found extremely productive of gain.
Two suave, educated and well groomed
men have toured the east and middle
west, and are said to have duped several
professors by securing loans and getting
checks cashed. They have posed as "em-
inent scholars" from Europe.
One of the scholars" who is described
as possessing a German mustache, small
goatee, a strong German accent, calls
himself August Mau.
1t is known that one of the most promi-
nent Latin authorities in the country, a
member of the faculty of the University
of Michigan, has been touched" heavily.
This professor on his own initiative has
printed handbills giving a description of
the man who poses as August Mau. He
has warned nearly every college in the
country and in this way hopes to catch
the man and recover his loss.