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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26

tive staff and large representation oi
the state Judiciary and bar were among
the audience. Haywood was surrounded
by seven Of his counsel and his wife IL
her invalid chair was IA usual BY hii
side. At the prosecutions table when
Borah rose to speak there were seated
two on each side Of counsel for the
state, but Hawlcy. leading counsel fol
the state was not in bis place owing "a
illnasA
lsorah'a speech was very sensational
From time TO time he turned on the
counsel for the defenes fierce denuncia-
tion pouring from his lips and at times
brought protests from Richardson and
barrow but with blazing eyes and hot
words he silenced every effort to break
his rush Of words. The climax was
reached. when In behalf of the State OF
Idaho, It's people, its governor, and him
self he disclaimed all intention or de-
sire to give immunity to Orchard. With
face pale and voice quivering from
emotion be exclaimed:
II know not now what your verdict
win be In this case. don't believe any
body knows. There Is one thing do
know and that Is you will never get l2
men In the State of Idaho TO turn Harry
Orchard loose, You will never get any
man as governor to turn him loose Or.
charl has been promised no immunity
and II | should ever have anything TO
do with such bargain as that, should
wish the great God to wither my right
arm till 1t fell from its socket
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
Second Pledge Of Abdication
Creates Sensation.
NEW AGREEMENT WITH JAPAN
All Privileged Old Ladies Attached to
Court Arrive at Palace and Garry
Away Everything Detachable and
Portable--Looted For Souvenirs.

SEOUL. July 25,--The Korean ant
hill has been stirred to its very center
by the ex-Emperor's second pledge Of
abdication. A wave Of great excitement
swept over the whole peninsula today
when a new agreement with Japan was
announced and the Emperor's proclama-
tion published in the provinces.
All the privileged old ladies attached
to the court arrived in crowds at the
palace. condoling, weeping and wailing
and incidentally carrying away in their
loose clothing everything detachable and
portable. The palace was looted of all
possible souvenirs. The ex.Emperor
wept saying that his efforts for many
years had been mistakes,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
Victim Was Dead When Physician
Reached Home.

CHICAGO, July 25.-AIrs. Emanuel
Bloom, 443 Belmont Avenue, was mys-
teriously stabbed and killed in her apart
ment early today. Half an hour later
her husband was found unconscious on
the ground in the rear of the fiat build
ing evidently having jumped from their
fiat, which is on the second floor.
Bloom was taken to Alexan Brothers
Hospital still unconscious. A police
man was present to guard him and he
will be held under arrest until the mys-
terry is cleared.
1t was about A. NJ. when Bloom
went across the street from his house to
the residence of DR.. Evan l.. BaIryte,
aroused the physician and told him that
Mrs Bloom was apparently dying Of a
wound in the abdomen inflicted with a
butcher knife. The doctor went at
once, but Mrs. Bloom was dead when he
arrived. He said she had bled to death
and that of course the crime, of whatever
ana psal!mm!o ussq ppq 'suM .! 4Ios
short time before.
Dr.. Barryte went to his house and no.
titled the police at once. He said that
Bloom had appeared grief stricken and
that he was kneeling over his wife's
body when he left their house.
A fnu~ Yntnnka. Ja4au 4,vo yolna,,,o,,
arrived at the Bloom fiat. They searched
for Bloom and finally found him On the
ground in the immediate rear of the
flats, He was unconscious. The
neighborhood was searched for trace
OF any other person who might have
been involved, but no one was found.
Meanwhile Bloom was taken to the hos
pital
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26

KANSAS CITY, July 25,--Helena,
Idaho and Ida, sisters, and the Wyan.
dotte Indians, began an armed guard to-
day over the graves of their ancestors
in Huron Cemetery in Kansas City,
Kansas, recently ordered sold by the
government and threaten to shoot the
person who attempts to remove the
bodies. Congress ordered the cemetery
sold and the money divided among the
members Of the Wyandotte tribe, after
the bodies had been removed.
The Conley girls say they won't per-
NIT the graves to be touched and today
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26

BOISE, july sS--1he case Of the
State Of Idaho against Haywood. charg'
ed with the murder OF Governor steun-
cnbcrg will rest with the jury BY Sat
urday night Clarence Darow after
speaking for II hours concluded his final
plea for Haywood's HE at aia0 p, m.
and at 7 this evening United States
Senator Borah opened the closing argu-
mcnt for the state. lie will speak for
three sessions or about seven hours.
Judge Wood viii instruct and charge the
jury Saturday morning
Al least 1000 people were unable to
find seats In the courtroom tonight Two
hours before the hour set for the third
session Of today, crowds began 10 ar
rive aud within half an hour the doors
were closed TO all but the court officials
and ncwspapermcn, II was an audience
composed almost entirely Of Boise people
gathered to hear the speech OF the young
man who was recently elected by the
people of Idaho TO represent them in
the United States Senate and who has
been assistant counsel for the prosecu-
tion In the case against Haywood.
Aside from the unaecustomcd crowd
in the court room and the large number
of women present the scene was much
as Il has been during the last II weeks.
Mrs Stcunenberg widow Of the murder
ed governor appeared In the court room
for the first time since the trial opened.
She occupied seat inside the railing,
beside her youngest son, Julian Cover
nor Gooding with a number Of his execu.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
CLASH IN KANSAS
OVER CEMETARY

began the erection Of shanty upon the
outskirts Of the cemetary where they
declare they viii stay night and day.
Miss Helena said today: TN this
cemetery are buried 100 of our ancestors.
The blood of the ancient royalty of
France flows in my veins My grand
father owned the whole State of Idaho.
Why should we not be proud of our an
cestors and protect their gravesi"
The civil committee which is trying to
sell the cemetery says they win keep
right on asking for bids.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
TROOPS IF NECESSARY
TO PROTECT WORKMEN

or then proceeded to Eyeleth. where he
was met by 100 strikers and was escort
ed to the city hall. The governor in a
speech said that the State Of Minnesota
would protect every man who wanted to
90 to work and the state would tolerate
no interference on the part of the strik-
ers, and should there be any, the troops
would be called out on the instant.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26

DULUTH, July 25-Unless conditions
become more aggravated than at present,
the state troops will not be called to
Mesaba Range where the miners on
strike have assumed q threatening atti.
tude. Governor johnson met Teofl
Petriela, manager Of the strike for the
Western Federation Of Miners at Hib-
ping as well as a number Of city officers
fand strike committeeman. The govern.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
WHEAT MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, July 25.--July wheat 4
IL l-s d.
CHICAGO, July e5.--July wheat open
ed 0l l-s closed 90 rs; September
opened e2 1908; closed 93. Barley
5a@02; Northwestern l22.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 25.--Wheat
unchanged.
PORTLAND, July 25.-Wheat un
changed.
TACOMA, July 25 - Wheat un
changed.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Lead and cop.
per unchanged. Silver 0s 3-4c.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26

San FRANClSCO, July 25.--The OH
cial list of those who lost their lives in
the wreck of the Columbia was COM
piled by the San Francisco and Portland
Steamship Company today. The list
shows the known total loss of life to
bs 81.
Passengers-A. Spieler, w. G. Todd,
Miss A. S. Todd, G. Zianps, II. D. Win
ters, G. F. Wilson, Mrs. s. Waller, Hat
|, tie Wright, Roland Winters. G. A.
Winslow and wife, William Wallerf Ed
ma Wallace, Bessie Wallace, Miss W.
White, L. Young, John Miller, @. w.
Merrill, NJ, Mayo, Louise Make. Nellie
Make, Mary Parsons, j. Cremus, George
Smith, Sarah Schulz, Clara Schulz Geo.
Sparks, Constance Schroeder, Mrs. Will
liam Souls, ]. D. Springer, Elsie May
tone, Mrs. E. Silvo, w. J. Bachman, f.
/ Butler and wife, Gertrude Butler, Mrs.
]. Benson, Mrs. ]. E Best, Miss A. Ber-
nal Clara Carpenters, j. w. Carpenter,
Lena Cooper, Mrs. A. F. Cornell, L.
: Clasby and wife, Alma Dahleen, L. L.
Drake Jr., Mrs. R. Fagalde. Mrs. A. Gray,
Stephen Clasby, Marion Clasby, Mrs. H.
B, Cannon, j.. G. Durham, Mrs. Blanche
Gordon, Frank Giune, Mrs. A. Happ, G.
II. Harrington, Miss X. Hayden, Mrs G.
A. Keller, Alma Keller, Grace Keller,
Efie Keller, E. o. Liggett, Florence
Lewis, Ray Lewis, Mrs. o. w. Lewis,
Lewis Maikus and wife, John McFad-
ven, l. Nero, Margaret McKenney.
Total, n.
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~%%%~~~>~~~>~>~~~e>~>~,
THE SAVED AND LOST.

SAN FRANCISCO July 2-A the returns from the work
shows that the 2 persons the Columbia 2
have been saved while bodies SO
ported lost
OF the entire number of lost 80 40
children OF the l9l passengers ia have been saved Sixty
these have been taken Astoria eight have arrived here
maner Eureka this city OF the
saved and the 9l saved Two Of the chill
dren survive OF the 54 members of the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
BUENos AYREs STRIKE.

BUENos AYREs, July 25.--Nine men
were killed and many injured today in
a fight between the harbor strikers and
the police.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
NINE KILLED IN HARBoR FIGHT

BUEN0s AYRES. July 25.--Nine men
have been killed and many injured in q
fight at Bahia Blanca, between harbor
strikers and the police.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
NO INTENTION TO GIVE IMMUNITY TO HARRY ORCHARD

ORCHARD SENATOR BoRAH SAID "Ir
WAS IN SUCH BARGAIN WOULD WISH THE GREAT GOD TO
wTHER MY RIGHT ARM UNTIL 1T FELL FROM ITS SOCKET"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26

YESTERDAYS BASEBALL SCORES.
AT Portland--Portland 3, Los An
Igeles 8.
AT San Francisco-San Francisco 0,
Oakland 8,
At Vancouver Butte 5, Vancouver 3.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
SEVENTEEN MORE SURVIVORS ARRIVE At SAN FRANCISCO

LITTLE OTHER THAN STATEMENTS
PASSENGERS-ALL AGREE THAT THE OFFICERS AND CREW
PEDRO ACTED FINELY-NF0RMAL CHARGES MADE
AGAINST HAwSE
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
THE COLUMBIA CALAMITY
The Number Of Passengers and of Lost and Saved
Revised TO Date.
INVESTIGATION BEING HELD AT SAN FRANCISCO

Considerable Adverse Criticism Of Third Officer Hawse Of the
Columbia Being INDUCED In According to Accounts He
Is Not in Position to Criticize.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-26
CLOSING ARGUMENT OPENED
Senator BOrah Opened the Closing Argument for the
Prosecution al Boise Yesterday.
IFlIsi
wIFEOFMURDERED GOVERNOR APPEARS IN COURT

uBoras Speech Was Very Sensational From Time 10 Time He
Turned on the Counsel for The Defense, Fierce Denun -
citation Falling From His Lips.
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Continued on page 81
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n. Winklebeck Dunn, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Miss Lulu Hansen, Minneapolis.
Members of the Oolumbia's crew who
arrived on the same vessel were:
w. I. Lawrence.
j. j. Fogarty.
J. ]. Fogarty.
A. st. Claire.
G. E. Nolan. /.
R. Engman.
Purser J. f. Byrnes.
nA;.;.l Y:.t ~f r.nk
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28
Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
BLACK MOUNTAIN
 4 STOCK 10 BUY Investors Miss Ii When They Neglect to Take It at
 Low Price.
(By Frank J. Grail

The close of the week does not show any improvement in the market and gives no encouragement that there are better prices for the com ing week. Stock should, however, be bought up at this level, disregardless that lower prices might be expected, for the market is due for turn. Denn Arizona holds well at $500, while Shattuck is being offered at $29.00. Shattuck at S29.00 ought to be bought for permanent investment. This property shipping from $50 to 400 tons per day with an average profit of nine and ten cents per pound which Is very conservative. The stock would be earning at least $500 per share per year. There is nothing at present to indicate that this property cannot ship 400 tons per day, and think before the year is out they should be in a position to pay divi- dend and have good sulplus. Black Mountain is a stock that is being neglected by the investor and think they are making a mistake. Black Mountain at these prices ought to make good money and firmly believe that it ought to be bought
 Closing Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug Store.
Rooms 3 6 4.
 Antiers Bldg.

Over Rinehart's Rooms G 4. Drug Store. AntIers Bldg.
 Bisbee, July r, 1907.
 A fair amount of trading took place and the demand and inquiry for stocks seems to be gaining each day. The market held well today consider ing the fact that 1t most always has an easy feeling preceding holiday. While the Boston and New York mar kets were quiet, there was good de mand for Superior & Pittsburg, War ren and American. Shattuck was easier today and should be bought around present prices. Wolverine & Arizona is strong and in splendid de- mand with market orders thrilled to- day which shows that this stock is closely held. The balance of the curbs acted we'll with prices holding very firm. We don't believe you will make any mistake in buying these stocks around present prices for the history of our market has been that low prices are reached in July and August
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28
CANANEA'S BIG MERCANTILE
 CENTER
The Greene-Cananea Store Is An Establishment Extraord- mary Says a BiSbee Daily Review Representative.

A Review representative visited the great Cananea copper camp last week, and found the reported activity and prosperity existing there had not been overrated. It was the good for tune of the Review man to meet. among other pleasant gentlemen in that mining and business center. Mir. E. s. Newberry, manager of the Greene-Cananea mercantile interests. MT. Newberry is proud of the great enterprise of which he is the head, and courteously gave us an opportu- nity to judge of the magnitude of the business transacted.
 When entering the store one has the impression that he is in an ordi- nary retail mercantile establishment of the first-class common to any American city. But when conducted upstairs, the display of high-grade merchandise, art goods, etc, in which those of American make are display ed side by side with the best output from German, French and Spanish factories, doubt begins to enter the mind. and realization soon succeeds the first impression. and conviction fellows tEat you are in an establish ment extraordinary There are tables after tables of the most exquisite and beautlflh imported chinaware, in close proximity to high grade and equally attractive furniture of Amer ican make: shelves after shelves of dry goods, from the cheapest to the most costly fabrics, and an examina- ton of the labels shows they are gathered from different parts of the Republic of Mexico, from the United States, and the different European countries.
 In the tailoring department we were informed that the tastes of the fashionably inclined among the gen tlemen of Cananea were catered to by seventeen journeymen.
 Under the main floor of the build ing are the immense ware rooms, where are carried the reserve sup plies for the mine stores conducted by the company in and around Can anea. Also in this imTkense base ment is located the cold storage de partment, in connection with which ice is manufactured to supply the city. Here all manner of perishable goods are preserved perfectly sweet and fresh. Some idea of the break fast (ham and) and the smoke (cigaret) following will be conveyed when it is stated that this store alone disposes of a car load of eggs and a car load of Mexican made cigarettes every thirty days.
 Heaped side by side is Mexican sugar (pelonci) and the cane prod ucts of Hawaii Mountains of Mexi can coffee and frijoles are in eyi dence; carload after carload of can ned goods are arranged on shelves and packed in cases.
 Among the pleasant incidents oi our visit to Cananea stands out mos prominent the courtesy of Manage Newberry in showing us over the i'm
 mense establishment.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28
J. c. PRITcHARD, -Broker-
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stock a Speciality,

6OudH<a OTSlc anu WdFfSH 0seAf<
 Stock a Speciality.
 Bisbee, July 27, 1907,
 The market at the close of the week is firm though quiet. Prices were in ciined to advance, but the amount of business done was small Wolverine & Arizona is very strong and deserv- edly so. It has made about 400 feet and is into it's own ground about 100 feet and at last report the ground had softened on passing from the lime to the porphyry. Gold Nugget prospects are brightening every day. Expert miners say they have not seen better prospects in California, Cobra do or Nevada. There is small block of stock offered at 20 cents. Gold Eagle property is developing very favorable from reports. This is the situation Is the Arastra district, so called from the fact that about forty arastras have been at work there to extract the gold from the numerous veins traversing the country. We may look for stronger market the coming week.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28
PEOPLE ARE BLOCKING
 AROUND AMARILLO

People are focking into the coun- try around Amarillo by The train.oad and the country surrounding that town is destined to become one Of the greatest farming sections in the west" declared T. Booth, mechanical superintendent of the Pecos Valley railroad to the Fl Paso Herald. MT. Booth is an old time Fl Pasoan and untiI about five years ago was master mechanic of the Santa Fe in this ty for many years
 He says that experiments IT. the Campbell system of dry farming are being carried on successfully on tne
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28

For Review job and business office call Phone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28

Wantland farm near Amarillo and that, notwithstanding that this has been an unusually dry year, the sue cess has been almost phenomenal.
 sThey are raising everything they plant and they are planting every thing that grows anywhere" declared this enthusiast Very little rain has fallen during the past year compared to the regular rainfall, yet the sue cess of the experiments has been marked, so much so that people who come down there and see what is be ing done do not hesitate to invest in the lands and bring their families, household supplies and livestock from their native states and risk every thing n the new country. All the big ranches are being cut up into farms and the settlers are gobbling them up as fast as they are put onto the mar ket.
 Excursions from the eastern states are run into that section every two weeks. and sometimes the trains are run in several sections to accommo- date the demand of the people for space OF board. They come, they see. they buy, and then they come back with the.r outfits to go to work IT. rigation is not necessary and the country Is going to be garden spot before many years eiapse-
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]. A. WILSON,
BROKER,

rel.nhone No. 3s; P. 0. Box No. 3s.
 otice-PRocToR BUILDING,
 cANANEA, SONORA, MEXICO.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28
MATTE RATES ARE
 CUT IN TWO BY RAILROAD
Randolph Lines Grant Arizona Smeiting Company Rate of S5.85 in Place of Old Charge of $12.70.
Especial to Reviex.l

TUCSON, July 2I.-BaviES Er- ranged with General Freight AgeI- Bichneil of the Randolph lines 10 more than cut in half the freighr rate on copper matte from wnkelman to Humboldt. General Manager F. H. OK man of the Arizona Smelling com pany returned to Phoenix.
 Oxman reached the city to ask for a reduction in the rate of $J2.70 on copper matte from Winkelmaa to Humboldt. which ies been iE effect since June 1 last, mi before hs left the city had been assured that rate of s5.S5 will be made.
 From Winkelman, the terDirus oi the Phoenix & Eastern, the Christ. mas smelter, owned 5y the aaddl, Mountain Copper company, ships it's copper matte to the Humboldt smeit CT, where 1t is worked over and pre- pared for the eastern refineries.
 At the rate of $f2.70 per ton, oi which the Phoenix & Eastern re ceives s7 and the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix, s5.70, the shipment of cop per matte was greatly increased in cost. Under the rate of S5.S5, the Santa Fe will receive for its share g and the Phoenix & Eastern $3.S5.
 Oxman stated that the Santa Fe which handles thousands of tons oi ore monthly for the Humboldt smeltei has already agreed to the s5.S5 rate He had talked with General Freight Agent Bicknell. but few minutes yesterday afternoon before the Ran dolph lines agreed to do it's full share for the development of Pinal county by lower freight rates.
 Winkelman is the only point ir PinaI county from which copper matte is shipped, though several smelters are in course of construction which within a short time will bt sending copper matte either to Hum boldt or to El Paso.
 Oxman states that the Humbold smelter is now handling 15,000 ton or ore monthly, and that machiner! is arriving which will shortly in crease the capacity to 10000 tom monthly. This must be done to handl, 1 the increasing output of ore from th' mines in northern Arizona. | Shipments are now being mad i from Coconino county to Humboldt the ore containing some lime, whicl is an element that is sought after b, the Humboldt smelter. Much of tn ore it receives runs high is silica and all ore-carrying lime is eagerl sought after. From the brink of tn Grand Canyon, the Anita Copper con | pany. once owned by Captain Buckley" O'Neill, is sending ore t | Humboldt
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28
July 27. 1907.

Local buyers who know situation are buying Las Chispas and Fay Cananea- Authentic reports have 1t that latter has struck rich ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28
WE HAVE CHANGED ALL THAT

The ancients thought the world was
 flat,
 And right they were. There's not a bit of doubt of that I must aver They had no bridge, benighted dubs' No brainstorn then. They had no Foraker, no Taft;
 Like modern men, They had no chorus girls, no graft; No car ahead. They had no Forawer, no Taft;
 No valiant Ted They had no mergers in their day, No rye or gin. They thought the world was fiat. and sayi It must have been' Louisville Courier Journal. THE EASTERN IDEA. l The sun burns up the brain In Arizona, And we yainly pray for rain Tn Arizona. | The lizard pants and dies. ! The heat kills of the flies; ! Hell for warmth takes second prize
 In Arizona. -Schlitzsbeer.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-28

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