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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
PAlNE,s copPER LETrER.

Special wire to Duey & Overlock-)
 BOSTON, June 15.-The same old story. tired holders getting out and very few buyers in the market Anal. is being sold all the time and this af- fleets all the copDers. Utah dropped again today, breaking to $50. There was no demand for North Butte, and any selling breaks the prices easily. I advise especially now the selling of the cheap non-diyidend paying con peTs. such as Michigan, Adventure, Franklin, Mass and Rhode Island These may be all right in active mar kets, but standards going off every day. these small mines are not worth what they are selling for.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
SHOOTS HIS WIFI, HER
 MOTHER AND HIS SON
Horrible Deed of Ohio Man
 Who Makes His Escape.

IRONTON, Ohio, June 15.-Charles Shaffer of Symmes Creek, shot his wife and her mother, Mrs. George Thacker, then took his S-year-old son up hill and shot him dead, and at tempted to burn the body. He escaped. Domestic trouble is given as the cause.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
THE BEST PICTURE SHOW EVER
 SEEN IN BiSBEE.

We promised Bisbee the best pro- gram in our history for Thursday. Did We make good? Listen: very pie ture was applauded, and Charley Bo- gard received an encore on every song. Same program tonight and balance of week at The Iris Theater
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

The Guild Bros. Hon. Mott E. and Roy. are striking very high grade ore in a drift they are now running on the I00-foot level of the Yankee Girl mine in the owl Heads district. The ore runs high in copper. silver and gold Rich ore is characteristic of the veins and chutes of that district Tn fact. no district in Arizona, taking the history of it's production as guide. can show as high as average Tn gold. copper and silver values in its ores as does the Owl Heads dis trict. The Yankee Girl claim above mentioned is one of the Calumet7Pin- al Mines company's group of which tie sfei,d. boys are the local mana CTS and in which they hold a large block of stock. They viii make de- served winning on this property and also on some other claims they are holding in that vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

Mayor John E. cochran of Cochran station was a visitor in Florence this week. He reports that a caravan of mining experts swooped down on his municipality Saturday and he gave them the freedom of the city, The party party was headed by MT. Rog- CTS. a gentleman from Kentueky. and Is travelling by pack train with Hunt CT Brown as guide. They are invest igaling the mineral resources of Pin al county and will visit all her miner al districts. They went from Coch- ran up to the Belle. Martinez and Kemp properties anc will examine that section thoroughly. They have a fine camp outfit and travel in style.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

An ad. in the classified colmuns of the Review never fails to bring the desired results. Try onei.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
ANGUS HOTEL.

Under new management, newly furn- ished, remodeIed with all modern con veniences. R. Rich, Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

G. W. Weik and Chas. Piekinbaek, of Los Angeles. and Frank Wilde, of Troy, were in Florence this week, consulting District Attorney J. E. o'Connor relative to mix-up at the Troy placers. Their version of the affair is as follows: Wilde was the original locator of the ground and subsequently, gave man by the name of Brown a third interest in the prop erty. Then the two partners got Messrs. weik and Pickinback to come out from Los Angeles and enter into an arrangement according to the terms of which they were 10 pay Brown and Wilde $500 then go back to Los Angeles and organize a devel- opment company To work the prop erty. According to the statements of Messrs. Wilde. weik. and Pickinback the $500 was paid over. then Brown buckled on a pair of six shooters and said to the Los Angeles capital lsts: "Gentieman, I am much oblig- ed to you for your $500; now you can go back to Los Angeles and if catch a Dutchman on this ground again I will throw him down the shaft" The Los Angeles capitalists objected to parting with their money on such terms and are seeking legal relief. a thing they are entitled 10 if their story is correct.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

Superintendent C. M. schofeld and President Bennett of the Newbury Mining company left Wednesday for Boston to be gone about three weeks. It Is reported that they went back to arrange for renewing development work on the Newbury properties on an enlarged scale and to discuss the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
FINAL COUNTY
 MINE ITEMS

advisab bility of installing an electric power plant on the Glia river near Buttes
 J. II. Durham was in from his Cop per Mountain ranch ,nis week after supplies He Is engaged in both cat tie raising and mining and reports both of the industries in a flourish ing condition in that section of Pinal county. The ores Of that district will be shipped 10 the new Imperial smeIt CT when that plant IS ready for ac- tive operation. The haul to Red Rock will be fifteen miles over the old Kelvin traction engine road. From Red Rock the ore will be transported to the shelter. distant eight miles. over the Arizona Southern railroad. which belongs to tho Imperial com pany
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

Alsace-Loraine since its annexation by Germany in 1870 until fey days ago. The society which was the first to break the bounds was Q musical society which went to Strassburg to give concert there.
 They were greeted with cries os enthusiasm all along the road to the place where the concert was held, which was in a public square. Every single piece played was encored and applauded.
 When the ~Sambre ct Meusen was played the scene surpassed all de- scription- Hats were thrown into the air and tie musicians were cheered and applauded as if the otherwise sober Strassburgians had suddenly taken leave of their senses. And still there are people who say that the Al sacians are content to be and remain German.
 A most interesting exhibition has just been opened at the Palais de Glacs in the Champ Elysees, that of the first Annual hunlorists. This ex- hibition contains works by the fore most French caricatuTisfs and comic artists among whom are. Forain, VII slette, Albert Gniilaume, whose pie tnres d Parisian society fife now on view at the Salon. are SO much ad- nlired, Abel Truche4. Csran d'Ache. Rabina and Sem whose caricatures of Boni dc Castelsane, which appear sd ia the Paris papers at the time of the Anna Gould divorce trial so con vuised Paris
 anything else is the section devoted to cartoons from leading American comic papers.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

Messrs. Luke & Barnett Of Phoenix were here this week and went up to the Romero claims, situated near the mouth of Box Canyon. about twelve miles east of Florence. They were pleased with the claims and will probably become interested in their development. Luke is county as- sessor of Maricopa but does a little mining on the side.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

The up-rise from the tunnel 10 the surface on the Kinnon property at Cochran was completed Tuesday and
 the hoist. set at the collar of the up raise. will commence doing business at once. Sinking in the tunnel in line with this up-raise has commence ed, and good downward progress will now be made in this prospect shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

col. G W. Grifrey. general man ager of the Alta Mining company, was down from the Alta Thursday. We learned from him that water was struck in the new Alta Gouble com partment shaft at a depth of 115 feet, Thursday. The inflow Is not very strong. but sufficient to furnish an ample supply for the new boiler to be installed at this shaft. It is very good boiler water. A good body of ore was also struck with this water It consists of copper oxides and car bonates with some glance. After striking the water, Colonel Griffey started his mining crew to running q level along the vein two feet above the bottom of the shaft and will con tinue this work till his new hoisting engine and boiler arr:ve and are in- stalled at the shaft
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
DAVIS BROS.

, Norton Bldg Upper Main St
 } Up-to-date tailoring. Satisfac- , ton guaranteed. Cleaning and , pressing a speciality. k Hats cleaned and blocked. All , orders given prompt attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

John L. Manning Of the O. K. Min ing company. arrived here Monday with R. K. Humphreys. RI. E. They had been out to Picacho looking over the o. K mining group. but had noth ing to give out for publication. MT. Humphreys is rhe inventor of the Humphreys crushing rolls and is now connected with the engineering de- partment of the Colorado Iron Works He designs and erects reduction plants for that company. and also buys and sells mining properties when he finds something g0oc. He effect ed the sale of the Felix Mayhew gold property in Yuma county for sS50.o0e He went from here to Kelvin to look over developments there and require ments in the way of new machinery
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

Among other wonderful natural creations in Pinai county is a natural fire brick that has greater endurance under high degrees or heat than has the artificial "fire brick" This natu- raI fire brick rock is used in the fire box under the boiler at the Big Lead concentrating plant at Ray. They use crude oil as their steam fuel and the hot flame of the oil burner seems to have no more effect on this natural fire brick than would the flame of a match on plantium wire. If some inventive gentleman would plan a saving machine to cut this material into blocks of fire brick size at a small cost. a great fire brick industry could be established at Ray.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16

The option which the Troy -Manhat tan Development company secured on the Troy Manhattan mines. on con dition that said company would ex- pend certain amount of money in developing said properties, expired on June 2, but an extension to July 1. was obtained. The bonding company now has good force Of miners at work on the Buckeye mine and the property is looking well and il is probable that ore shipments will be resumed within few weeks. There is no doubt that the Troy-Manhattan property could be placed on paying basis.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-16
SONORA BONANZA MINING COM
 PANY NOTICE.

First publication June 6. 1907.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14

How do you spell wrong Tommy?
"R-o-n-g."
That's wrong"
That's what you asked me to spell"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14
YANKEE BARNARD is
LATEST IN LONDON
Special Cable to nc Herald

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, April 13-An American
barmaid who can mix genuine Manhat-
tan cocktails is the latest transatlantic
innovation.
There are $4,000 Americans in London
and at least one-third of them drink
cocktails-when they can get them.
But the brand of cocktail concocted by
the average British barkeeper or bar
maid has been as different from the
genuine article as day is from night
Bottled cocktails have never made a
hit. Occasionally an American bar
keeper has been induced to come to
London, but he has invariably declined
10 stay longer than six months
month ago a little American girl,
Kittie Whitmore, who came to London
with the Prince of Pilsen company, and
who has since toured the provincial
cities with musical comedy companies,
decided there was more money in cock
tail mixing than stage life. She Sc
cured situation at a we'll known
American cafe in Leicester square, and
business has doubled consequently in
the past two weeks.
The management is putting in an
American bar three times the size of
the present one, merely on the strength
Of Miss Whitmore's success as a mixer
IN the hope of catching this summers s
tourist trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14
PLUNGING LEADS TO
SUICIDE OF MARQUIS
Special Gable to The Herald.


PARIS, April 1S.-The Marquis Rene
de IEscaille. a member of one Of the
most ancient and illustrious of French
families. has committed suicide after
shooting Mile. Marie Blanchais, who
lived in a fiat which he rented in the
Boulevard Pereire.
He had been speculating wildly in
Rio Tinto copper shares, and the Sc
we're declines of the last week had in
volved him in enormous losses, which
he could not meet In despair he told
Mile. Marie Blanchais that he was a
ruined man. and that he had decided to
commit suicide.
Mile. Blanchais declared that she
could not live without him, and wrote
on O slip OF paper found by the police
II have ordered the Marquis de FEs-
caille TO kill me. for / cannot bear to
survive him.-Marie Blanchais."
The marquis shot the woman and
blew out his brains with the same
weapon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14
SUICIDES CEMETERY
A MONTE CARLO FEATURE
Special Cable to The Herald.

BERLIN. April 13.-The Berlin
Abendposts correspondent at Monte
Carlo has sent a description of the
cemetery in which are buried all those
who, owing to losses at the gaming
tables, committed suicide at the famous
resort.
1t is the policy of the casino authori-
ties to conceal suicides, and even the
caretaker Of the cemetery is sworn to
secrecy as to their number. Before last
year their bodies were all buried in
special plot, but orders have been is
sued now to scatter the graves all over
the cemetery.
A simple Son the tombstone denotes
the fact that the person buried there
was suicide and the same letter is
placed after the name in the cemetery's
register. The suicides ages vary from
35 to 45 years and they belong to all
nationalities.
The favorite spot for those contem-
plating suicide at the famous gaming
place in years past was the precipice
near the Condamine church, but since
an iron railing has been erected there
suicides by shooting or poison have be-
come common. 1t is calculated that
nearly every week at least three take
place at the famous resort.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14

Miss Peppery-No. he didn't like your
eyebrows. He said they were too
black.
Miss Painter-The ideal
Miss Peppery- assured
him they were not as black as they
were Dainted.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14
LADY STANLEY
MARRIESI AGAIN
WIDOW OF SIR HENRY GOES TO
ALTAR WITH ANOTHER
Puts OF Her Mourning for African
Explorer only When She Dons
Bridal Gown for His
Successor
speelal sable 10 The Head.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON April 13.-Dorothy, Lady
Stanley, widow of the African explorer,
laid aside her mourning only when she
put on her wedding gown.
Rich, distinguished, beautiful, one Of
the most accomplished and talented
women In London society, she has made
q desperate love match with Henry
Curtis, a fellow of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, a man of ability and culture,
but unknown socially.
She is much beloved among many
classes and her town house on Rich
mond terrace, Whitehall, was for many
years crowded on Saturday and Sunday
afternoons br statesmen, diplomats,
Journalists musical and artistic people
as well as leaders of fashion. But since
Sir Henry M. Stanley's death, three
years ago, she has been practically
recluse
one summer when they were in
Switzerland for Stanleys health a
newspaper sent man all the way from
New York to interview the explorer on
the subject. The reporter announced
his errand bluntly by inquiring if Lady
Stanley was expecting to get divorce
Stanley replied to the question by
shouting to his wife in the next room:
dolly, come here"
She ran in, thinking he was in pain,
and bending over him in the most af-
fectionate manner asked him what was
the matter and could she do anything
Stanley took her hand kissed it; then
turning to the reporter said: You have
your answer, sir"
1t is not likely that fashionable so
ciety will see much of the bride and
bridegroom. Both care infinitely more
for culture and talent than for fashion,
and already they have announced their
intention of living their life as they
choose.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14
COST OF OCEAN
YACHTS GROWS
PLEASURE BOATS NOW COST
MORE THAN EVER
Cruisers More Expensive Because Of
New AppIiances-WireIess Para
phernaIia Also Making the
Rich "Dig Down"
Special Gable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald
LEITH, Scotland, April 13.-Leith
shipbuilders are busy with splendid
ocean going steam yachts for New
York owners. This Scottish town has
earned fame in yachting circles for her
pleasure craft. What was one of the
first ocean going yachts to be driven
by turbines-the Lorena of New York
was launched here.
This year there will be, among others,
the new Wakiva, just off the building
slip and more fitting out. She is for L.
V. Hardness and is a twin screw of
nearly 1000 tons yacht measurement,
double the size of the owners present
Wakiya, which was built at Leith four
years ago.
A truly fine vessel is the Wakiva,
built to Lloyd's highest class. The
cabins include surgery and there is
that modern invention, an electric
laundry. Special attention Is being
paid to cold storage, for the owners
and party will start on a voyage round
the world as soon as the yacht is out OF
the filters hands. Quick firing guns
and searchlights are mounted.
There is everything in securing a dis
tinctiVe name. No greater confusion
can arise than when two yachts have
the same name. But Mortimer Singer
selected Maund as the name of his 9OS-
ton yacht, which was also launched last
year at Leith.
Every year adds TO the cost of build
ing an ocean pleasure cruiser. Not so
much for the hull but electricity is be-
Ing utilized IN many expensive ways,
not TO speak OF wireless telegraphy,
motor boats and a hundred and one
other inventions for luxurious marine
holiday travelling.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14
Doing Dusineaa ApnIn

when my friends thought I was
about to take leave Of this world. on
account of indigestion, nervousness and
general debility" writes A. A. CHS
holm, Treadwell N. r., "and when II
was persuaded to try Electric Bitters.
and 1 rejoice to say that they are
curing me. / am now doing business
again as OF old, and am still gaining
daily" Best of all tonic medicines.
Guaranteed by DEAN DRUG COM
PANY. 50c.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14
BISHOP OF LONDON
COMING TO AMERICA
Special Cable to The Herald.

opeClaI CdDIe 10 Ile I1eTaIu'
LONDON, April 13.-The bishop of
London, the Rt. Rev. A. F. Winning
ton Ingram, will sail for America Au-
gust 81 to take part in the tercenten-
ary celebration of the Protestant Eps-
copal church in America. He will at
tend the general convention October 3,
and subsequently will be present at the
laying of the foundation stone of the
new cathedral in Washington before re-
turning to England. The bishop will
also visit Canada.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14

was Hamlet insane?"
''No doubt at all about IT,"
''You seem positive"
well he killed a man didn't hep
--Pittsburg Post
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14
SWIFT VENGEANCE ON
WIFE AND HER LOVER
Special Gable to The Herald.

eSPSNill N1bAO " 4 ne I1eIdlQ.
VIENNA, April 13.--Simon Ancich, a
gamekeeper of Vrpojei, in Croatia,
took swift ~venge on his deserting
wife and her lover yesterday.
He had married a beautiful girl named
Anna Simich, but treated her with such
cruelty, owing to jealousy that she de-
cided to run away with a former lover.
While her husband was out on dut-y
yesterday she drove off in cart with
her lover and her father. Ancich ar
rived some time later to find that his
wife had left 18th her lover, and,
mounting a horse, gave chase
He followed the tracks left by the cart
in the snow and lanv miles from home
sighted the fugitives. They whipped
up their horses to a gallop to escape,
but Aneich quickly '--erhauled them,
and, drawing G. revolver, shot his wife
and her lover dead and dangerously
wounded his wifes father.
Ancich then hitched his own horse to
the tail of the cart an drove back
with the bodies to his home, where he
gave himself mp to the police.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-14
Where II Would Succeed

1T will not be any satisfaction to you
to know that II your case had arisen
and your suit could have been brought
in Scotland or In any other civilized
country you would have succeeded"
The Judges remark aroused a dis
cussion all over England, and in addi-
ton TO emphasizing the injustice to
women OF the present law II revealed
the fact that divorce In England is still
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01
Easy to Break Into Lansing.

You're going to get it, too, young
man" a gray haired man said, as he
gave Dalton a friendly clap on the
shoulder 1t was Chalk Beeson Of
Dodge City, who is one of the men who
have been working hard to secure an
absolute pardon for him. The COVER
nor is going to give you chance to
show the world what's in you
I've known Emmett Dalton almost
ever since he went to the penitentiary,
Mr. Beeson said later. He lived for
time at Dodge before he got into trou-
BILE He was only a young boy who got
into bad company I believe he is a
decent chap. l always have believed 1t
ever since I saw him 1 hope the gov
ernor grants him a pardon. I've talk
ed with dozens of men who have
watched him daily since he has been
working in Topeka I've yet to hear
the first one say that he shouldn't be
pardoned.'
Dalton left last night on the Kansas
City-Leavenworth interurban line for
Lansing.
It'll be a little late when I arrive up
It'll be little late when I arrive UP
there tonight. but I guess Warden
Haskell will let me break in all right
he said, with a laugh But it's differ
eut breaking out"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01

Gave His Dog to the Police to Be
Executed.

August Palm, the Swedish contractor
who has been having stiff run of
trouble recently, reports that his trib-
uIations are at an end Palm was first
arrested by the police for keeping
vicious dog. and fined so and costs.
Next he was arrested in the court of
Topeka on charge of giving q check
on a bank where he had no money
Now that both of these cases have been
settled, Palm can go his way in peace.
The arrest for passing the check
says Palm. was due to a mistake. I
told Mr.. Burge, the gentleman who
cashed the check. that had no money
in that bank. and that he should hold
the check "a hours. Satisfactory ex-
plantations have been made. and hold
no grudge against Mr.. Burge. But I
am sore about that dog business in po-
lice court. They fined me SIS because
they said my old dog bit someone. At
ter that I gave the dog to the police
to kill although he was an innocent
dog 1t was some other dog that bit
the people. and both me and my dog
the dog myself, because he was a
harmless beast and I have owned him
seven years. So I presented him to
Chief Eaton. who had a policeman shoot
him.
Palms defense in the dog case was
similar to the defense of the German
charged with keeping a vicious dog. He
said that in the first place his dog bit
no one, because he was kept tied; in
the second place he could not bite be-
cause he had 10 teeth, and in the third
place the defendant never had any dog
in the first place.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-01
FAMILY SUICIDE PACT.
1t Results in Probably Fatal Wounds
to All Parties.

Springfield, Mass, Nov. Hearing
two shots fired in rapid succession ear
" today, the employees of the Highland
MOTEL burst into room and found Mr.
and Mrs. A M Kirwan of this citv ap-
parentIy dying from bullet wounds
which the husband asserted were self
inflicted They were taken to the hos
pItaI where both were reported in d
critical condition
The couple were married last June
ktrwan is 26 years old while his wife
is IS. They came to the Highland hotel
about IL O'Clock last night and going
Immediately to a room ordered light
lunch and some liquor At 3 O'Clock
this morning the watchman heard two
reports of q revolver in Kirwan's room
The. night clerk and a porter burst
open the door and found the woman
unconscious on the bed and the man
In nearly the same condition. Both had
bullet wounds in their breasts. At the
hospital kirwan recovered sufficiently
to tell the physicians that he and his
wife had decided to kill themselves. He
did not give a reason.