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The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29
GRANDSON OF GEN. GRANT TO WED SOCIETY GIRL

TT HE most noted society event in ! Washington in many a year will be the wedding of Miss Helen Dent Wrenshall, a pretty and talented Washington girl, to Chaffee Grant. of San Diego, Cal, a grandson of the late Gen. Ulysses s. Grant, which will be function of the early June. While the blood of the greatest general America has produced courses through the veins of the young future bridegroom, the brideto-be boasts of a lineage aqually aristocratic. Miss Wrenshall says she is lineal descendant of Al fred the Great.
 Miss Wrenshall is the daughter of the late Edward Wrenshall a promin- nent banker of this place. She is also talented musician. The love affair is touched with romance and dates back to the time when both were mere chil- dren.
 When but young boy young Grant was sent to Washington by his father to attend school He remained here for two years, and during this period he became acquainted with Miss Wrenshall. Although very young the attachment was very strong, and after leaving the school he returned to
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29

O ECAUSE President Roosevelt want v ed to have his picture taken on horseback-at least so the story goes "a regular cabinet meeting was post poned the other day for the first time in the memory of the oldest attache of the White House.
 The president, it is said, has been thinking for some time that he ought to have few more photographs. As day after day passed without furnish ing the necessary sunshine he became more and more nervous. On the par ticular morning in question, after the cabinet members had gathered the clouds suddenly disappeared and the sky was clear for the first time in two weeks.
 Without waiting to give much of an
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29

Washington at least once a year.
 After leaving school Grant went to California for his health and later moved to that state with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. U. & Grant, Jr. After spending some time in the coast state he returned to Washington and en- tered bank. While banking he was associated with Edward Wrenshall, the father of his fiancee, and Mr Smith. He soon left the bank and went back to California, but not until he had the consent of his sweetheart to become his wife. After going to the coast he soon left off banking and started in the real estate business, which he still follows. His father, U. s. Grant, Jr., is one of the prominent business men of San Diego The groom is also a nephew of General Fred Grant, brigadier general of the United States army, in command of the department in the East, with head quarters in New York.
 The Wrenshall family, according to authentic history, is descended from Alfred the Great through Edward the Elder, whose third daughter married count of Vermandois, the founder of the line.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29

taught all her children her art
 The children in-erit the studious disposition of their father. The oldest daughter, Helen, led her classes in the cathedral school. from which she graduated last year. and now is pre- pairing for Bryn Mawr college.
 Robert Alphonso, the eldest, now 19, is an undergraduate at Yale. He expects to adopt the hereditary occu- patton of law He took a special course two years ago at Oxford in English law and history.
 Charles P. Taft, youngest of the family is named for his rich newspa- per uncle in Ohio. At the Force pub lie school in this city, he sits beside his crony, Quentin Roosevelt. He knows what he will be when he grows up-a soldier in the army He plans to go to West Point as soon as dad will let him.
 Secretary Taft is not a man of wealth. He has always had to live on his salary, and a secretary's salary does not go far in Washington.
 The Tafts, therefore, do not enter tain in any showy way, though they are able to select their friends from among the most interesting people, and their fondness for music has brought them in touch with musicians and artists.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29
NO CABINET MEETING TEDDYHAS PHOTOS TAKEN

explanation the executive told his ad visers not to wait. but to come around again next day. Then he donned his riding clothes, telephoned the photog- rapher, called for Captain Fitzhugh Lee, and hurried to the riding course at Rock Creek park.
 For more than an hour the president rode gracefully in front of the pho tographer, usually leaping his horse over hurdles. Some splendid nega- tives were obtained and Mir. Roosevelt feels more than justified in postponing the cabinet meeting.
 One pose in particular, where the president is smiling as he sits on his horse while going over a hurdle, is deemed good enough to have warrant ed, almost any halt in government ma chinery.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29

was due to case of too much mother inlaw; that Mrs. Kelly interfered in the affairs of his household and that he would not put up with it. The fric- tion is supposed to have been caused by disputes over the manner in which the children should be educated In order to get a dispensation for one of these mixed marriages the Catholic church requires that both parties to the marriage shall sign an agreement that any issue of the marriage shall be brought up in the Catholic faith.
 When Miss Kelly married MT. Gould no such dispensation was sought and the ceremony was performed by Protestant minister. By this act alone. according to the rules regarding mat rimony promulgated at the Council of Trent. Mrs. Gould excommunicated herself from the church and could no longer approach the sacraments until she had admitted the sin in confession and performed the 'penace imposed by the priests.
 There is nothing to show that Mrs. membership in the church, which carries with it the right to the sacra- ments and burial in consecrated ground. Whether the children should be brought up as Catholics seemed to be the point at issue.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29
MARITAL TROUBLES OF FRANK GOULD ARE AIRED
Gossip of People and Things in the Great Metropolis

NEW YORK-The marital trou- " bles of various members of the Gould family continue to in. terest great many people in this town. Out of the five mar ried children of the late Jay Gould, who left to each of his offspring a large fortune, but two, George and Ed ward, seem to have been able to avoid notoriety in connection with their do- nestle affairs. The story of the Count ess of Castellane is known to all the world, how her ambition to shine so- cially led her to marry French scamp with title and great longing to spend the millions her father had left to her Now the troubles of How ard and Frank are being aired in the public press.
 Only a few days ago it became known publicly that Frank Gould, who married the granddaughter of Eugene Kelly the banker and philanthropist, who left a huge fortune, was on the verge of separating from his wife. The trouble, 1t seems, originally arose over a difficulty concerning the religious training of the children. Before her marriage Mrs. Gould was ostensibly a Roman Catholic, although she did not conform to the ceremonies of that in- sutution when she welded Mir. Gould.
 The husband says that the trouble
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29
Washington Day by Day News Gathered Here and There
 at the National Capital
MRS. TAFT ACCOMPLISHED
 MUSICIAN AND LlNCUIST

WASHlNGTON. - Somewhat inter. w ested in the prospects of Taft's presidential boom is Mrs. Taft, wife of the secretary of peace and war" If events continue in their present drift she is likely to be a prominent candi- date for first lady of the land
 She thinks-and does not deny it. that the judge" is the best man yet suggested for Republican candidate in 1908. She hopes that T. R. will con- tinue of this mind She says she thinks T. R.'s indorsement will help.
 Mrs. Taft became acquainted with the inside of the White House when, at the age of Is, she was Helen Her ron of Cincinnati, and visited Mollie Hayes, daughter of President Hayes, at the White House. Her father was John w. Heron, law partner of Pres ident Hayes.
 Mrs. Taft takes great pride in being thoroughly domestic woman. She is a musician, and an accomplished lin- guist. She organized and was the first president of the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra.
 On her sideboard is a magnificent solid silver centerpiece given her by this organization in token of appre- citation. Mrs. Taft studied instrument tai music for more than 15 years in Cincinnati and abroad, and she has
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29
Lifile Rock 2, Birmingham l.

Birmingham, May 2S. TT Dis mayed at his failure to beat the Champs last Saturday, although holding them to two hits, Pop" Eyler was returned to the rubber in the closing game of the series today and was afforded ample re- venge for his fluky beating of the tirstattempt. Today was Eyler's third attempt at the Barons, who had previously registered two victories over the elongated vet eran, but for once luck did not entirely desert him and the re- suit was a defeat of the Champs by the score of , to 1. The vic- tory saved the Finnish" from being whitewashed on the series and as a result, Michael went away with d broad grin on his face.
 RESULTS YESTERDAY.
 Little Rock }, Birmingham 1.
 New Orleans :, Montgomery 1. Atlanta $, Shreveport 3.
 Memphis 6, Nashville }.
 GAMES TODAY.
 Little Rock at Montgomery.
 Memphis at Atlanta.
 Shreveport at Birmingham.
 New Orleans at Nasville.
 S0I1TuEPN EACIrL CT NnIN1,
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Prescott Markets

Corrected daily)
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29
KUROKI WAR GENIUS

Among all the men who gained distinction in the Russo-Japanese none has attained high CT place in the esteem of his countrymen and in the respect of the soldiers throughout the world than Gen. Baron Itei Kuroki, commander of the Japanese first army. visiting in this country. Until the appearance of Field Marshal Oyama be- fore Lao Yang Kuroki in supreme command of the Japanese forces in Manchuria, and even after the arrival of his superior officer, Kuroki remained very much in the lime-light during the remainder of the campaign.
 Kuroki it was whose military genius and ac- tivty forced the Russians to make the first of those "mastery retreats that later became so much of a habit with the czar's soldiers that they
The Prescott daily news., 1907-05-29

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
ANAL GAMATED WAS
SUSTAINING LOSS
Statement Is Issued By General
Superintendent After New
York Meeting,

Butte, Mont-John Gillie, general
superintendent and acting manager Ot
the Amalgamated properties, has re-
turned from a directors meeting in
New York and says that the board had
intended TO close down all the miuez
and smelters, as the company was
losing S350,000 per month in opera
tions, but decided to accept the sug.
gestion of concentrating operations az
the Boston & Montana. which can
show small profit on 13-cent copper.
AT % per cent of normal Capacity
the Washoe smelter can be operated
only at a loss. Its normal capacity
is 10000 tons of ore per day and 49,.
100000 pounds of copper per month.
Since the general curtaiIment order
several months ago, Amalgamated has
been producing between $500, 900 and
100000 pounds OF copper per month
and this output will be but little re.
duced by the concentration in Boston
& Montana.
The Butte payroll VIII remain prac
tlcally unchanged, but the Anaconda
payroll win be nearly closed out.
MI GiIiie states that he found the
n1Sial market very unsettled ana the
outlook uncertain. He talked with
number Of manufacturers and users
of copper and they have no definite
opinion as to the future and arc nr'
giving any large orders for the NJ ,
From the accumulation of 81 stal
900 pounds there were sold tr 1900,
107, 100000 pounds for o. Octobe
but in November on assumption
pounds were sold. Of = 54,O00.UC'
cent was tor expert which 20 pc
for domestic con- and 20 per cen
proportion of 8 ,umption. A larg'
cry extendip, was for future deliv
no money & into February, so tina
conner is being received for thi
Noy Il large amounts
str31 .tana and the Southwest are re
y sting output, he says, but in tn
AXE country only a few properties
| have reduced production.
| Copper will advance in price whel
the manufacturing industries resume
full operations, and they will resum,
when money conditions improve ant
public confidence is restored. Finan
cial conditions will improve nobod.
knows when.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21

By permission oE ne Board Of Re
gents, the Engineering Department,
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA an.
nounces that they will undertake q
limited amount of consulting work.
c. z. ToLMAN. JR.-Mine Examin-
atoms
E. N. BLAKE-Mining and Electric
Machinery.
W. w. HENLEY-Power Plants.
L. A. wATERBURY-Civil Engin,
eering.
R. r. GooDRICH-Metallurgy.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
RICH SULPHIDE
VEIN CUT At hJO
Report of Strike Brought To
Tucson By Kendall Com
pany Officials.

TUCSON, Dec. 20.-A. D. Lee or Jne
Kendall Ore Reduction company is q
visitor in the city from Ajo where
his company is operating. He states
that several companies are buy in
the Ajo district and while they are
not going ahead on so extensive a
scale as some time ago nevertheless
work is being done steadily.
At the property of the Kendall
company a crosscut is being run in
the suiphide vein on the 100 foot
level. This cross cut is now so feet
in width and the walls have not yet
been found. TIE vein averages well
in copper and in some places it runs
high.
AT the property OF the Cofaslia
Copper company tae Anderson leach
ing plant has been set up ready ror
operation. This plant and the meth
cd of treating ores was designed by
Mr.. Anderson, chemist Of the com
pany. 1t is claimed Tor it that it
viii treat as much ore as other leach
ing plants on half of the power re-
quired to operate the others,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
Mining, Shelters s Stock Quotations
ACTIVE
IN SOUTH MEXICOI

TUCSON, Dec. 20.-N. e. Sipren,
who is the superintendent of the La
Dicha mines in the state of Guerro
IN the southwestern part of Mexico,
is in the city for visit. having come
here from St Louis where he has
been for several months. Mr. Sipreii
was q former resident of Tucson,
having lived here from 1898 TO 1908.
He had charge Of diamond drill work
at Helvetia doing development work
there at depth of 500 feet.
Mr.. siprell stated that the La
riiccL.a Is worked OF large scale by
Inc uu1tCuCII EsAAH4Nsss
owns it. George Mitchell who was
formerly vita Col. Greene in Canariea
Is at the head of the company.
At the present time the work has
been closed down on the plant owing
to the low price of copper but as
soon as the market becomes better
operations will be resumed.
When the plant is being worked az
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21

The firm of Cannon & Gompers,
labor leading and legislative business
attended TO-" has not been formed IN
Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
BULL MOVEMENT
GETS into MOTION
Advances At Close Through
the General List From One
to Two Dollars,
TBS Frank ]. Graf,

there was somewhat of wn
movement on today and top, rht's
close shows share OF Alliance in
New York and Boston p-arkets Al.
vances were made along the general
list from one 10 Iv.o dollars. The &C
tive coppers, such as Amalgamated,
North Butte, Butte Coalition, Old Do.
minion, COPPER Range and Arizona
commercial all made good gains.
Whethes this is a movement ~
squeeze out the shorts is hard to teh
as we see nothing to warrant az,
ADVANCE at the present time anu M
doubt there are some getting out Of
the stocks over the holidays The
locals ara not AFFECTED to any extent,
although they are becoming bit
tighter. SupeIsor is firm at sS.T5 with
little coming out at that. Warren,
Shattuck and Dem also Globe show
good demand. Greene Canauea is
firm at $500 with good buying Money
was high again at 10 per cent.
Closing nnOtafionc.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21

MINING NOp 80"

MORENCI- Ariz., Dec. 2o.-Two cars
of high grade ore left Morenci this
ornfng over the Morenci Southern for
Clifton. via Guthrie. These cars con-
tanned ores from the mines Of the
Gold Belt Development & Reduction
company and are being shipped to the
shannon smelter for treatment.
Aside from the copper ore which is
being shipped. the company has be
gun shipping from their gold claims
and nave already deposited nearly q
car load in the railroad yard which
will soon be taken to the shannon
shelter. This is the first shipment OF
gold ore they have made, though they
have had ore on the dump for long
time
The ore is a high grade quartz and
runs wen in gold. besides carrying 9TH
or yatnes of a considerable extent and
As this is the first gold shipment made
nv the company, the results viii be
watched with much interest
The plans for the rection of min
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21

have about been completed and It is ex.
pected that at the directors meeting,
which will take place early in January,
some definite action will be taken In
the matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21

its full force about se5 men are am
ployed. These miners are nearly all
residents Of the sections in which
the mine Is located.
La Dicha is located IS miles by
trail from the port of Acapulco from
which place ore shipments are made
bfy boat to this country. Acapulco
is one of the famous ports OF Mexico
and nearly all the ships that pass
along there on the Pacific use the.
port as coaling station.
The company owning the a..
erected large smelte-
the ore is smelted ?. anu al VI
The bullion is tn, nsa,' .ae pi0po, = .
to the port Of Ae,.naleo The com.
pany IS now arr angling, however, for
railroad no. a the port to the mines
ana VIII Transport its ores in more
modern way.
~ Siprell states that the natives
of the state of Guerrero are a very
primitive people.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
MERGER 0f
eMElTERe
UIfILLNLEHU
REPORTED
Eastern Advices Say Lawson
win Consolidate Humboldt
With His Various Properties
/, In California. r..

PRESCOTT, Dec. 29.--Accordlng 10
the eastern adYices Thos. w. Lawson.
who recently took over a controlling
interest in the Arizona Smelling com
pany, operating the HumSoadt plant,
and various mines in this country. is
to merge this property with his Cal
whica adjoin each other, and reor-
ganixe the whole. later, into still an
ether new company.
The Balaklala Consolidated copper
company's properties are situated
near Kennett. Shasta county, Cali
fsrnia, and consists of sixty-four
claims, the chief development work
being on the Ell Captain group. where
tunnel operations show a sulphide
ore body sixty to one hundreu uvet
wide, the ore ranging from very poor
to very good, with a probable aver
age of better than IL per cent copper,
but conserVatiyely placed at 81 per
cent copper, with fair gold and sill
yer values. The company, which has
been organized and sold twice, has
a capitalization of 81 100000 shares,
SIS per. It is said Lawson will secure
controlling interest in this property
The Trinity Copper company's
properties consist chiefly of the Shas.
ia, King and King Copper groups, oi
twelve and twenty-five claims, re-
spectiveIy Lawson Is president OF
the company The Shata King has
about 7.400 feet OF underground open
ings, and the property has been par
TALLY explored by some 5000 feet of
diamond drill borings. 1t is q low
grade position, the values running
from one to four per cent copper,
with small gold values. At the time
of the formation of the company 1t
was capitalized for s6.000,000.
Lawson has been active Of late,
saRd Ct Is reported in New York that
Wall street is to witness smother
campaign by him. With the an
nouncement that he was to take an
active part In the Reorganization OF
the Balaklala, which has been on the
defensive for some time past, and, IL
possible secure control, to merge
with his Trinity property. there was
Mucn activity ia these stocks, but as
no new development have occurred
at either property, and as the mines
are closed down at present, with the
outlook for an immediate resump-
tion of activities very remote, it is
not thought there viii be much of a
drive on the shares, unless the pro-
posed merging with the Arizona
Smelling COMPANY interests should
snouid give them an added value
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21

For Review Job once cali phone
No. 80.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
WALKER BROS LETTER.

fspecial Wire to L. J. Overlook :.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2o.-The market
was strong today. There was ~
special news and buying was Larger
as a result of the short covering.
Copper and sugar In both OF winch
the short interest was large, was
especially strong. There was talh "
an Improvement in the BANK sCaeo-
.ment tomorrow and the bearlsn Up.
orators VINO recently have been tne
professional makers OF the marKe1
were buying back stocks they SOLO
The close was at the best prices OF
the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
PkINE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook
BOSTON, Dec. 20.-The dInerent
pools are taking courage and bidding
up their specialties. Liquidation is
over for a time and the only selling
comes from the shorts. We saw the
best kind of buying In North Butte
and Range today and also like une
way Old Dominion, Arizona CONNER
ciaI and Isle Royal act. Smelling
common and preferred were under
pressure all day and the market for
both stocks is very poor. It is prob
able that the dividend on the common
stock will be passed. The indications
for a favorable bank statement are
good
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
TESTER & HICKS.
n Brokers. ~
Over Rlnehart's Drug store-Rooms 5
and 4 AntIers' Bldg.
Bisbee. Dec 20, 100

Bisbee, Dec. 20, 1907.
The market today shows some i'm
provement, especially the Boston
listed stocks, most a. ~ 49,. en-"
gains which in extremes were M boy
than two points. The curos all So.
fair demand and the market IN mes
stocks is slowly but surely worklIs
higher and any favorable news wouIu
have a buoyant effect. 1t is ieforteo
that Superior & Pittsburg mas maui p.
another rich strike, and we 90 no'
hesitate to recommend this STOCK ~
a purchase at present figures.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
). G. PRITcHARD.

Rasanga ni-NIA arA ws.r.a y;.4rta,
Stocks Speciality.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21

BUTTE, Mont, Dec. 20.-Former
United States Senator W. A Clark is
actively at work in an effort to settle
the trouble between the labor unions
and the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company. He was asked to
serve as mediator by the unions.
The linemen deported Tuesday were
brought back yesterday and are at
work under heavy guard.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-21
Agent for the Liverpool & London and
Globe Insurance Company.

Bisbee, Dec. 20, 1907
There is no change to be noted in
The condition of the market in cop
pers. Bisbee holds the most favor
able conditions of any mining camp
in the country atnd while thousands
of men are out of work in other min
ing towns, Bisbee has 1000 men at
work and earning good wages. This
gives the Bisbee miner the opportun-
ity to pick up the very best stocks at
this very lowest OF prices, assuring
him of being a sure winner.
Closing Quotations.