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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-07
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 Brokers.
 FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. [ 3 FRONT ROOMS 8. I. BUILD | ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS 3 BEE, ARIZONA. . ALI STOCKS BOUGHT AND , 2 SOLD ON COMMISSION. 2 DIRECT WIRE cokNEc- [ : TON WITH ALL LEADING 1 s MARKETS.
PRONE 135. akARkET LETTER

Bisbee. Ariz.. Ma-ch 6, 1907.
 The close of the market to- day finds a number of the curbs considerably weaker.
 Dem and Shattuck are re- ceiving a good share of atten- tion. and were firm all day. Each of these stocks is good for a very material gain. and good big money will be made by purchasing them at present levels. Warren and American acted well today. Superior & Pittsburg had slight recession today. and looks as if it were bottomed. Among the lower priced stocks Wolverine & Ari- zona is being picked up in con- siderable quantity. and in our opinion is a good buy for quick results.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-07

The metal-The local producing companies are continuing to demand 26 cents a pound for metal either fu- ture or spot. As to the latter they profess that their production Is not up 10 their requirements.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-07

days"
 Baker was a partner of Donovan. The latter claims to have been swim dled out of millions in securities and lands. The widow of Mir. Baker, Mrs. Emma Baker, and a daughter, Mrs Kitty Irene Baker-Wykom, live in Big rapids, Mich.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-07

centenniaEThere is no market sup, hort of the shares at the present time.
 East Butte-The company is cross cutting in the direction of the Simons vein. which it hopes to cut at the 500 foot level in the very near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-07

Anaconda-The confident expecta- ton of the street isa that the shares wlll go to 100 shortly after they are lis,ed on the New York Stock Ex- cIlanRe ------------- ------------.-- --.------
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-07

Calumet & Hecla--There has been some persistent buying of the shares as they come out in small lots. '|
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Majestic-The company is making ready to double the daily shipments from Old Hickory. The ore develop ments have recently been most satis- factory.
 Ice cream for partres and family use promptly filled. The Wave. LoST-Two certificates of Butte &
 Arizona mining stock of 100 shares
 each. Liberal reward offered for
 their return to this office. ...
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
cAscO BAY HOUSE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN.
ING TOURISTS AT THIS PoPU.
LAR HOUSE.

Dancing party Given Saturday Even.
ing Which Was Largely Attended.
Miss Barbara Day and her sister,
Mildred, spent two holidays in their
vacation visiting friends at Yarmouth.
Mr.. w. H. Marchand. civil engineer
of the Quebec Canal system, arrived
from Montreal with his family To
sojourn the month Of July.
Other arrivals from Montreal for
the past week We're: Mrs. d. s.
Robertson. Miss Mildred Robertson.
Miss Ella Robertson Master Percy
Robertson. Master Fred Duckett, Hiss
Dorothy Duckett, Miss NJ. Hopper.
Miss j. Hopper. Miss w. Hanna, Mr..
Kenneth Hanna. Every season a
large number of the Canadian cities
are represented at our hotel.
Saturday evening the first dance OF
The season was held at the hotel
pavilion. Together with a delega.
ton from the city. the denizens of
the island made a good size crowd
for the initial party. Tasteful music
was furnished by Hamilton's orches-
ira from Portland.
Mrs. Mary Dempsey of South Bos.
ton. Mass, arrived at the house Fri
day and intends to make a two weeks
stay.
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lily was Joined by Mr.. willoughby
Ford. and a very pleasant day was
spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Wallace of
Worcester were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Howell at -Bonnyview"
the past week, and Miss Carolyn E.
Graves for the week previous.
Mr.. w. Stewart Allen went to his
home at Larchmont, N. Y, Sunday
last. where he will remain about three
weeks, and then return to his summer
home, Tip Top" for another short
sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen NJ. Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Elliott of White
River Junction. VT, arrived here on
Thursday last, and are to spend their
vacation to August LIST at the "wynd.
hurst" beautiful summer cottage on
Summer Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pinkerton of
New York City have been spending
the summer since June gath at Mrs.
F. E. Partington's summer home The
ellis" Mr.. Pinkerton is a graduate
OF Williams College. "a. and is a great
admirrer of outdoor speorts.
Mrs. s. T. Skidmore and daughter.
Miss Louise, Of Philadelphia, Pa, ar
rived at Bailey's on Monday Of last
week. and are occupying the Miss
Ashmore's cottage for the summer.
Miss Eula Jarvin Of Lancaster. n.
H., has been visiting her friends at
"Restabit," the beautiful summer
home of Charles w. Sleeper on Mack
erel Cove shore.
Thomas ]. Fraser of Beverly. Mass.
was here on Saturday last for a short
excursion. making the trip from Bos-
ton by boat and then coming to the
Ocean View hotel here for dinner.
Mr.. Fraser is mail carrier at Bever-
ly and visits friends in Casco Bay
several times during the summer.
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BELLEVUE C0TIAGE.
THIS PLEASANTLY SITUATED
SUMNER BOARDING HOUSE
AT cHEBEAGuE ENTER.
TANNING MANY.
Whist Party Tuesday Evening The
Proceeds being For Field Day.

rroCeeoS being FoF Fteio LAY.
The Cresco Literary Club of Port.
land enjoyed its annual outing at
Merriam Point, Chebeague Island, last
week. They reached the island via
Casco Bay line at 1870 a. m. Sports
of all kinds and bowling at the fine
new Casino passed the time very
pleasantly until called to dinner.
served In the cool, pleasant dining
room Of Bellevue Cottage. The fol-
lowing ladies were in the party: Mrs.
Neal, Mrs. Near, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs.
Hay, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Merriam, Mrs.
Newton with one guest, Miss Mcbride,
Of Boston. Following is the menu
served:
Lobster Stew.
Steamed CLANS.
Lobster Salad.
Plain Lobster.
Hot Rolls Olives Pickles
Strawberry Shortcake
Coffee
Rain interfered with further
games, and the boat was taken at
AIS for Portland. A jolly good time
was reported.
Mrs. n. J. Perkins of Springfield,
Mass, accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Alice, are due to arrive Aug 1
for a six weeks sojourn. Mrs. Per-
kins is well known to the summer
colony here.
Mr.. Caldwell and Mr.. Rogers have
completed a fine tennis court upon the
spacious grounds Of this pretty hos
telry. Many exciting games will be
seen here as both Mr.. Merriam and
Mr.. Caldwell are masters Of the game.
Mr.. Henry Caldwell, who was so
conspicuous last year at the Field Day
contests, Is busy laying out an ath-
letic field on the land adjacent to
the Casino.
A small whist party was held here
on Tuesday evening for the benefit
of the Field Day fund. The first
prize for the men, a souvenir napkin
ring. was won by DR.. T.. J. Grimm OF
Springfield, who scored % points and
the second, an ash tray, by Mr.. G.
A. Rogers OF Dorchester, with 20
points. A burnt wood box, first prize
for the ladies', was won by Mrs. @.
A. Rogers with rs points, while Mrs.
T. J. BisselI Of Newark, ". J., took
a burnt leather covered memorandum
for second prize with 81 points. Dane
ing followed, music being furnished
by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.. Messer OF
Someryille, Mass, and Mr.. Walter G.
Rogers.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
HILL CREST.
WHIST AND DANCING PARTIES
SAvE ZEN GIVEN THE PAST
WEEK.
ny Young People Have Arrived
and They Are Making Plans for
Many Social Affairs.

Mrs. william A. White, wife Of one
of the leading dentists in Boston, In
company with her three children are
here at the house for the remainder
Of the summer season. The family
were here for an extended sojourn last
summer and made many friends among
the guests here. DR.. White will spend
his vacation with his family.
Friday evening the first whist par
ty of the season was given here and
twenty guests enjoyed two hours OF
real enjoyment. Mrs. Thomas J.
Bissell Of Newark secured first ladies'
prize, receiving a silver tea strainer.
while the second ladies', book OF
souvenirs Of Chebeague, was awarded
to Mrs. F. 8. Abercrombie of Boston.
Mr.. J. d. Littlefeld of Boston cap
tured the first gentlemen's prize, a sill
yer match safe, and Miss Carrie B.
Johnson Of Boston, playing a gentle
mans part, took second honors, a sill
yer memorandum book. Dancing IL
lowed the awarding Of the prizes and
a large number took part In this de-
lightful pastime. Mr.. Walter G. Rog-
ers presided at the piano. The pro-
ceeds from the affair were given to
the house fund for Field Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin John Messer
Of Somerville, Mass, with their two
sons, Masters Nellie J. and Theodore
p. Messer, arrived Wednesday last for
an extended sojourn here. Mrs. Mes
ser is an accomplished musician, her
work on the piano being OF the high
est order. Mr.. Messer plays the vio-
lin In a finished manner. The guests
are enjoying some rare music each
evening and are delighted to have
such artists here at the house. The
family were here last season and
have many friends among the tour
lists on the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Murphy,
Springfield, Mass, are here at the
house for their summer vacation. This
Is their first visit to our island.
DR.. Edward J. Griffin, one OF the
leading dentists of Springfield, Mass,
registered here last week for a short
sojourn. This Is the Doctors first WIS.,
IL and already he Is intending to re-
turn In August for a three weeks va
vacation.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
THE LoNoFELloW PLATE Al
ross

The handsome Longfellow souvenir
plate made especially for T. r. Foss
4 Sons have had an enormous sale.
Last season this firm sold completely
out OF the plates and consequently
they tn estocked up with an extra large
quantity for the present ummer. The
plate Is full size with the figures In
handsome dark blue, very plainly
and evenly burned into the ware.
They can be had at T. r. Foss q Sons.
corner Of Congress and Preble streets,
for nifty cents each, or Will be sent
prepaid anywhere In the U. 8. for
seventy.hve cents.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
CLIFF cOT1A6E.
SEVERAL TOURISTS ARE ENJOY.
ING THEIR VACATION HERE.
Music by the Orchestra at the Mea
Hours is Much Enioyed.

Hours is Much Enjoyed.
This pleasant homelike house is
sheltering its usual goodly number of
summer visitors. Many ENJOYABLE
diversions have been participated in
by the young people. bathing. sailing
parties. whist, and deep sea fishing
trips, have made up the weeks Of
pleasures. The delightful music
furnished by the house orchestra at
the noon and tea hour daily are prov.
ing an ejoyable feature this season.
This musical combination includes
the Misses Beulah and Ruth Randall
pianists, Master Earl Karchar, violin.
list and Paul Karchar cornetist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Gleason and
daughter of New York have arri~cI
and are guests at this hotel for an
extended stay.
Mrs. L. W. Southland, the pro-
prietoress of Cliff Cottage is extend
ing a hospitable welcome to old and
new patrons. and seems to have a hap
Ply faculty Of making every body have
a good time.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
eAILEY's ISLAND POPULAR sum.
MER HOTEL HAS MANY
GUESTS REGISTERED.
August Will See the House Crowded
to OverfioWino.

August Will See the House Crowded
to Overlooking.
George Ransom Twiss, for the past
thirteen years teacher of physics in
the Cleveland High School, is regis
tered here for the summer. Mr..
Twiss and Prof. Chas. Reborg Mann,
professor Of physics at Columbia Uni
versity, are the authors of Physics for
Secondary Schools. This work was
started here during the summer OF
1903, and again during the season Of
1904 they devoted their spare mo-
ments to the manuscript. The work
was published in 1905 by Scott Fores-
man & Co. Of Chicago and already
has been adopted by many of the in
situations OF learning in the country
Mr.. Twiss is also the author of the
we'll known work. Laboratory Exer-
cises in Physics which was published
last year.
Dalton Baldwin and sister, Miss
Helen Baldwin, of Newark, n. j.,
are here at the Mann cottage on Maid
en- Lane where they are the guests
Of their aunt, Mrs. Charles Reborg
Mann. They are dining at the Ocean
View Hotel
E. X. Spear, superintendent of the
Bath division OF the New England
Telephone Co., was registered here
at the hotel, Saturday and Sunday.
Albert Paul Willis of Philadelphia.
Pa. and Mr. Frank c. Mathewson OF
New York, both of whom are sum-
mering here returned Saturday last
after short eastern cruise which
was made in Mr.. Willis yawl.
Miss Nellie L. Tegen and Miss Car
olyn Tegen CT Newark, n. J., arrived
recently for an extended vacation
here. They are greatly pleased with
the island and are enjoying every
day of their vacation.
Mr.. James Dyer and son, Joseph j.
Dyer, of Portland registered Tuesday
for a short outing. They were with
us last summer and were so pleased
that they decided to again spend a
few days with us.
Mrs. Sara E. Reamer of Berkeley.
Calf, and Miss Abbie w. Oliphant of
the same city arrived Monday for
short sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Seely and
son, Harry P. Seely, Jr., of Norris
town, N. J., are here at the house
for a two weeks sojourn. The fam
lily were here three summers ago.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
AucoclScO HOUSE,
FIRST HOP OF THE SEASON oc-
CURED SATURDAY EVENING.
Sailing, Bathing, Whist and Deep Sea
Fishing Make up the Daily Diver
sions Here.

A small whist party was given here
the early part OF the week as fare
well send-on TO the Trippes who left
Wednesday for their home in New
York City.
Mr.. Charles n. Donahue and Hon.
William p. Meehan, prominent attor-
neys OF Boston, were guests here
for over Sunday.
The first social hop OF the season
here was held on Saturday evening
last and was well attended by those
registered at this popular hosiery
and the cottagers OF the island. Ex-
cellent music was furnished and the
party tripped the light fantastic
until late hour. Manager Prescott
left nothing undone to let the people
have an evening Of rare enjoyment.
Many Of these social dances are be-
Ing planned and no doubt Will be
largely attended.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
ROBINHOOD INN.
BAILEY ISLAND.
Miss J. {. Massey, prop.

The most delightful and exclusive spot on
the island. Situated the east end in full
view OF the ocean. Beautiful pine groves and
walks around the house. The house Is mod
ern in every respect. toilets. baths and sew
ersEe. Rates and circulars on application.
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indicates
leland shores Only
the
rooms BEDS With hair mattresses
Excellent service Everything bath
guests Bathing
with rates on application around spe
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
DAVID p. SINNET,
Boat Builder, BaIIsys Island. M.

motor ana pleasure boats OF all
KINDS made to order. We have our
own private wharf at Mackeral
Cove Boats to let by the day, week
or season. Wharf privileges at rea-
sonable charges.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
1. N. york
Bailey's Island,
Maine.
Caseo Bays Leadisg
6eneral Store,

You will find every
thing here that is sup
piled from a first class
grocery and provision
store. Fresh invoices
of Meat, Fowl, Game,
Provisions and Fruit re.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18

II Il N N Is SHoEs
back White and Brown Good wearing
and Low Cut Agents the Men -
the s 5SHSS.HIsTS FA77,s ~ EXCHANGE
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
JAMES G. STETSON.
BaiIey's Island Ice Cream ParIor.

ushed
e. P. s Gns s es for E s
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-18
WOODBINE AND COTTAGE

BAILEYS ISLAND MAINE.
Mrs. Humphrey S. Sinnet, pronr;..,-
Ideal with III.
Lters bathing
walk the etc ' "e""''e'
n pi:aton n;,,..
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Granite Spring Hotel and Casino
LONG ISLAND
~. FoNO1, Prop.
Largest Hotel on the Bay. Gas and
every accommodation. Mineral Spring
Water. Rates on application. Open
June 10 70 Sept. Is. Shore dinners .
speciality.
Smyrna times., 1907-04-17
JAMES H. ECKELS
FOUND DEAD
Former Comptroller of Currency a
Victim of Heart Disease.
He WAS STRICKEN IN BED

Chicago, April 15.-James H. Eek
els, president of the Commercial Ma
tional Bank, and formerly comptroller
of the currency, died at his home of
organic heart disease. The death OF
Mr.. Eckels occurred apparently while
he was asleep.
The fact that he was dead was dis
covered by Frank Evans, butler, who
entered Mr.. Eckels room to answer a
telephone ring that had continued for
some time. Evans found Mr. Eckels ap-
parently asleep. The butler called to
him, and, getting no response, sought
to arouse the banker, only to find that
the former comptroller was dead. The
members of the household were sum-
moned, and DR.. Frank Churchill was
called. The doctor said that Mr.. Eek
els had been dead for some hours.
Mrs. Eckels and her daughter
Phoebe, is years old, are in Paris
where the latter is attending school
They have been abroad since last fall
and planned to return to Chicago in
a few weeks. They were at once com
munlcaJed with Dy cable.
James A. Eckels, of Princeton, ILL.,,
father of James H. Eckels. died re.
Gently. On the day of the death of the
elder Eckels the son was a host of
former President Grover Cleveland.
The former president and Mr.. Eckels
were at breakfast when the news OF
the fathers death was received at the
Eckels' residence. Mr.. Eckels was
kept in ignorance of the fact for sew
eral hours. until Mr.. Cleveland had
left the city
1t developed that the person who
was trying to communicate with Mr..
Eckels over the telephone, the ringing
of which led to the discovery of the
death, was George NJ Eckels, a
brother. Half an hour later the brother
was called to his own telephone and
informed of the death.
James Heron Eckels was born at
Princeton, ILL.,, on November %, 1858.
and most of his life was spent in ILL.
nois. He got his early education in the
schools of Princeton. He was gradu.
ated from the Albany On. " Law
School in 1880. He practiced law at
Ottawa, ILL.,. until appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland to the post of comp
troller of the currency in 1898. Mr..
f, Eckels during the agitation of the cur.
rency question became prominent as
an advocate of the gold standard. AL
ways Democrat, he became affiliated
in 1896 with the Gold Standard Demo.
Gratis. He retained the office of comp.
troller of the currency until the end
of President Cleveland's term in 1897,
when he became president of the Com.
mercial National Bank
Smyrna times., 1907-04-17
STREET CT t!IT AUTO

Three Perscrs Severely Injured In
Collision IL Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Arril 13. = ]. Fred
Betz, Jr,, the wealthy brewer; William
N Oliver, an oil merchant, and John
w. McFillen, retired, were tossed from
an automobile in a collision with a
trolley car here and severely hurt. The
automobile, which belonged to Mr..
Betz, was driven by Bernard Pierson.
The party were on the way to Mr..
divers home when the automobile
was struck by the trolley. The limou-
sene body was demolished and the oc-
cupants were thrown out. Mr.. Betz
was cut about the face, his nose was
broken and he was hurt internally Mr..
Oliver was rendered unconscious and
injured about the abdomen and also
sustained internal injuries. McFillen
was cut about the face and head. All
three were taken to a hospital, but
McFillen was able to go home in cab
after receiving medical attention. A
wagon which turned across the path of
the automobile and Obscured the troll
ley car from view, caused the accident.
Smyrna times., 1907-04-17
THE THAW Jury
COULDN' 7 AGREE
Discharged by Court After
Deliberating Al Hours.
I TO 5 FOR CONVICTION
Prisoner Remanded to TOmbS For
Second Trial Next Fall.
FAMILY RECEIVED NEWS IN SILENCE

Thaw Said He Hardly Expected Diff
ferent Verdict After Long Delay.
Jury Considered Everything Except
the "Unwritten Law" Those In
Favor of Acquitta Refusing to
Change Their Ballots-Jerome Will
Oppose Admitting Prisoner to Bail.
New York, April 13.-Hopelessly di-
vided-seven for a verdict of guilty of
murder in the first degree and five for
acquittal on the ground of insanity
the jury which since the 23d of last
January had been trying Harry X.
Thaw, reported after AZ hours and 8
minutes of deliberation that it could
not possibly agree upon a verdict. The
IL men were promptly discharged by
Justice Fitzgerald, who declared that
Smyrna times., 1907-04-17
A Positive
CURE
EIy'S Cream Balm
is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.

1t cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane. 1t cures Ca
tarrh and drive s
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re.
stores the Senses oi
Smyrna times., 1907-04-17
SHOT BY SISTERS FIANCE
Was Instantly Killed For Opposing
Her MARRIAGE.

Was Instantly Killed For Opposing
Her Marriage.
Philadelphia, April 15.-Alfred Ra.
vello, aged % years, was shot and in.
stantly killed at his home here by 10.
seph Dalrego, his sisters fiance. Dal.
rego, it appears, had secured a license
for the marriage of himself and Miss
Ravello, who is but Is years old. He
went to the house and tried to induce
her to agree to have an early wedding.
She would not set the day. Alfred Ra.
vello Joined in the conversation and
said that if he had the say in the mat
ter his sister should not marry. Dal.
rego, in rage. drew a revolver and
fired three shots at Miss Ravello. The
bullets went wild and the girl fed. Her
brother tried to grapple with Dalrego
and was shot through the heart. Dal.
rego fed and was captured on a troll
ley car by the father of the girl and
the murdered boy.