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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Steamboats,.
FOR NEW YORK.

wa night Line Cleaners Ce,,esps SATURDAY,
making connection "a Norfolk with Main Line
Ship following day AZ p NJ also Norfolk
snd Western Ry. at a. NJ. and 3 ?. - and
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. 90 A. NJ and 4ce
p n making connection daily Except Sun
dayl az Norfolk with Main Line ships saiiirg
al p NJ Tickets SOS r Main street RicAs
rnond Transfer Co. 50 r. Main Street. Ths
jefferson. Murphy Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Southern Railway.

- TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
-. - Following schedule figures published
20 NORMA ton and are not guaranteed.
-, = Daily-Iccal FOR Charlotte.
-.-o = M--Dailv-L lmited-Buffet Pullman 70
Andnta and Birmingham. New Orleans.
N'npnls. Chattanooga. and all the Socth.
-hrouEh coach for Chase City. oxford,
20, am and Raleigh.
~ =, - n-EN. unday-Keysviils Local
A." = Dally-Limited Pullman ready -
3 ID. for all the South.
IL, =, - YORK RIVER LINE.
-" p ai-lsNcept Sunday-No. 16-To West
oint-Connectiug for Baltimore, MOI
o- Gsys. Wednesday, and Fridays.
SID a. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
aays-Nn lo-LOcal 20 West Point
80 a A--hNcept Sunday-No. 74-Local "a
s s = n, SIS p. M-From au The south
80 ,. M-trOm Charlotte. Raleigh, Durham.
.hase City and Local Stations.
go A. M-From Keysville and I.ocal stations.
$40 a. Mo l5-From Baltimore and We@a
u.s. a. ~ No. .. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Up u. NO. 7S-From West Point and
O. W. WESrBURY. n. 2. A.
90 r. Main Street Richmond. va.
@. u ACKERT s. II rFARDWFCK
". X TAHOE. q. P. A.
Washington. D. c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
ON LOCAL MARKETS

yesterday. The first sale WHY be at
Snookoe. second at StoDevai. third az
she-olrae's and fourth at Crensnav-s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Chesapeake @, Ohio Railway

CINCINNATI INDIANAPOLIS. ST LOUIS.
CHICAGO LOUISVILLE. NASH
VILE. MEMPHIS.
2l5 =. n daily and IL. 90 p NJ daily. except
Saturday. 1875 p. NJ. Saturday,
WESTBOUND LOCAL TRAINS:
.:S A. NJ and S.l5 p. NJ. week days
NEWPORT NEWS NORFOLK AND OLD
POINT
800 A. NJ. and 400 p. NJ. daily.
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT
T.25 A. N. and 90 p NJ daily
JAMES RIVER LINE.
o.2o A. NJ. daily. Sis p NJ week DAYS.
Arrive Main Line from West: s7.D A. NJ.
'"s 80 A. NJ. '3.45 p. NJ. ssT:c p NJ Frou
East; 'lO-6 A. NJ. ~ As A. NJ 200 p. NJ,
$500 p. NJ. James River: "'s - A. NJ. ~e.a
p NJ CDaily Except Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

dum 5Gri.c., common safe. best lambs So
i..i.f ri r. enrl. 90. $780,. common +-.sSitc
Pr spects soo4 ou ali KINDS OK stock Tor next
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clpls u the Northwest were chiefly res-o-. 81
que l"-day for strength ~ he local 81. ...--
-l'IA.- AZ the close wheat FOR Nav delivery
vas up $40 Corn was shada hirbo- ..-.
we up = 9tc. Provisions were -1-.a.-.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11
Steamboats,.
I Virginia Navigation Co.'S

VI Virginia NaVlgatlOn co. S
w JAMES RIVER DAY LINZ
~ STEAMER POCAHONTAs LEAVES
FItDA OLD DOMINION WHARF,
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FEf-
DAY AT A. NJ Tor Norfolk porns
mouth. oid Point, Newport News Cla-so,ont
and James River landings. connecting - r,la
Point Tor Washington. Baltimore ana ne
North staterooms reserved for the nirh, !,
moderate prices Electric cars direct no me
wharf Fare. also aud s. Norfolk Through
Excursion tickets on sale az Richmond Trarq-
Ter Co. $40 y. Main street sos n Mn
Street % on wharf or steamer. Round fr.o'
Freight received FOR above named places ard
eli points In Eastern Virginia. North ,,aroIfna
ami the East. JNO f. MkYrp s-.-r
4RNI& WL-IS1GER Genl Mgr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

BALTIMORE STOCK EARIcEr.
BALTIMORE MD January 1a -.,l.osr1
A. Line. common and preferred-01 thing DO
lug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-11

NEW To1i January To -REfi\ ES- Re
ceiIr- I- h.Hl. consigned direct. moth uE doir
market steady. Dressed h-s.f 1dqc. extra beef.
ft-. uar pound. Calves Receipts. 80 bead
Neal- 5000. ro choice here. Dressed calves
steady. sheep and Lambs Receipts. q. fo5 head.
Sheep. Sz-5lE.r". culls. $3.50. lambs Sc .ita
A. IIoes-ItsceiD-s. go head. Market
steady flr ai weights. Quotations. sos ri. 10.
iu. .ua.-E piss.
TITTSBJ-RG. PA. january 1o.-CATTLE-
Receipts lcnt; mHrket s-eady. choice. $500
6I.. prime. $500 Sncep--SuIpiy light.
market sfcaiy- Prime wethers 81 f5 =. cglls
and common. s-a1oI: lambs S5.5o0S.Oo; veal
celVes fs4H.eN. Hogs Receipts fHlr. msrker
SLOW. Prime heavits s. tlcl7l; mediums 1915,
holvy workers. s'.-1rt.s1. light yorAers and
pigs. S. aa.,.. raughs. $4,000
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. January lo.-cotlnaed small re-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
CANANEA,B|SBEE SHOWING UP
 WELL
Thompson Arrives tn City rom Seaefa Camp We'll Pleased With Showing al Properly
 cts Contract toT hulIdlNg,

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16

\. ]. King. superintendent of the Credo Liberal went to Bisbee this morning in the interests of his com pany. incidentally to purchase some machinery for the more efficient ope- ration of development work on the property
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
 ID BE MADE AT
 CLOUDCROFT
Southwestern Makes Liberal Appropriation iel lhe fuI. pose ui Making a Model Summer Resort fhelpl

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
eeual Aa teeAts sAsKEV aAlt aAMs aeF

Tue game el hasksl haN WNigb had hApn AFFaagea FpF lhis avaAiAs hf tNeeA 4 lsam Ifam ths university aT AFlsAAa Al fHeaua and lhu ineal A q 4 teaA has Aesa Asalagea aH .he IuespA hnaH Falualas Ia paAe at IAe lAat mpmeni Hale sVeat haa AaHa lpnksA FpTNaFd le Wilh AlHpA inIegssi hi msAs in ilpnaiaa aRa ihp iallnrp pf IhH fneapR issM VII eaNap ANeh re sFet hAi lhafs Will hs haakslAail ~ hs Y Nj q, A. taAlshi. as ii Aea been aFagsaa lhag g.aleh same VIII "a plaaea ~ tNa leA@s el iaeal nlaseFa
 The ' Ai q 4, allafA afe naw npea aud as attracting ,anek stleailpn amaAa lhe haNispH nf lAa city Last alEht ] II t npnaEesi made ghe ax eelleat senre af ass ia que game aud an average et ia0 ia iise games The hasl score was the second heat ever made on the local alleys, Other howl CTS are making Improvement ln their aktll and the season now promises to be one of unuauai interest In bowling
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
AERE FROM eAoENIx.

f. J. Johnson, territorial manager Of rhs New York Life Insurance com pany arrived in the city yesterday morning from Phoenix. and will spend couple Of days here looking asas, the interests of his company. II Is on one of hes regular trips throusf the territory and states that he is highly pleased with the showing made by the various field represent lives. When asked concerning con ] ions at the caoital city, Johnson stated that unusual activity in real estate Is evident. but that most of the at tention is directed towards the legis- lature which is now in session.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
asalsFsase ~ earesn aussN.

h A snafha Nk neAgsri !, A iahn, SaH, Les AnseiaHi O h, Lsaaharl, San ffanetsen, ', T, Wilson, El Pasoi l., e, Wlker, Tombslonsi Thes, Burns, Teglston. AFis.; 4, Baum. eaaaaen. 4, B Wadislgh, Canansa; j. E. fhomp. soa, Nsw Yofkg Geo E. Rysn. Ei Pa, Eos Jas. r. AaaiF, Gbieagos T. J. John, saB, Phoenix. V. YiaeFton, Silver City John II, Baker. San Francisco; Geo, Greenwood. Mexico, E. Berrlen, El PaEo; A sftgton, Fsssenden, <, D., W, J. Wilhelm, CanaBeH.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16

Superintendent Lewandowski. of the Savage mine in the Paradise dis trict, left for that point today. Car shortage has interfered with his plans in the matter of delivering fuel until he calculates that 1t may be six ty days before the new smeIter at the Savage can be blown in.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16

The ways wants to buy a horse and waPon.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
Aaathsr nlkarss eaas

Iaegs hAa haea apagflIl ai eases hlsa W lhs alslFiei aagft aNrlRs Iha nasl lsN dals hnt aANthpT AlFarqe in lAis sellaa Ia Iillle MaS haeRell al hnasaA shp asks lka eaAFi "a ala salFa ihe heads nl MalgiMeAl heiNarA her ana lamss ar fasapll aa the he las failed "A eanifihale aaffRlas "a Aes sHpppfl
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
sFRlAs N sulFAAA,
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
ms eeses llasnAt

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16

FNe wsgv veal. la sey pepse aud WAgnA
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were issued in the probate court to-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
TIE aasf DAILY REVIEW aatf ARIZONA MuM MORNING FEBRUARY ls ao

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
CHANGE OF VENUE FROM JUDCE
 DOAN
This WlII lle Asked By Gadana Do Cobra Case Al Iomh sipnal i'eeause Of Alleged Prejudice

TOMBSTONE, Fas, -isDeeiall .,- sigH session Of iise district court vii bs hsid b gJHdgs osH tomorrow, There afe q aaBibsf of motions to va, Fl9fis eases 10 Bs Taken ID, Among silspi is lise iagasen f0f q change of venue is fhe eass of ths CadeHa de CSsEe. fB shleb aaldaFiis have been Sled ssssHg foF $ change of venue on zee0siHt of f1gs alleged prejudice os Ja9ge Can. As is fae usual custom 10 saeh esssz % emotion gfIl probably Be EraHEed.
 Ts8a 8zgslGB fDg tae HsW tglai ia she s4 srdzggYE,i5'sa eEss is also sci for ta@ BpTHtBg, bHt aE if has been sei sS DffF1 aH5 HG appearance had Of Eks coiIHsei that it is not certainty whether it will be heard or not. An, other motion thai NfIl be heard will Es cue asking the court tO set aside the szie made by Commissioner Mcfarland iI the property involved in the Wash .inzfou- AcCouTt case, on the ground thar it failed to bring within consider. able what the property was worth.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
lONAN . eRVAN Iaekaaa |,

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
MINING PERSONALS

Colonel Harrouu, at one time prom insntly identified with the Lucky ri, ger, passed through on hia way from Ei Paso tn hishee this morning
 
 Harry Berkowitz went Co Cauauea today on mining business, Harry was one of the original locators 0f the Gas pote mine and is on the inside in re- gard to mining conditions in the Ariz' Pc district.
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-25

and the picture of that writhing. Suf'
fering man she was once more herself
Suddenly Janet stopped eating, hez
eyes stared straight ahead, and In
stinctively Billy turned to see who
had attracted her attention. 1t was
the handcuff king, not king after all;
just mortal man thirsting for q dish
of ice cream.
"Oh, Billy. I'm so glad he got out. !
never could have slept with the picture
Of that poor man in chains"
"Of course he got out, you silly child.
He always does. janet you women
are a funny lot You never know what
you want. l came home this afternoon
and passed you as you were standing
there gazing at the billboard. Thought
you wanted to see this man do these
wonderful things, and that is why
took you. Guess you don't like my
present to you-do you?'
'Isn't it SO, Billy? All my life have
been planning to do things, and when
the time comes to do them my ambi-
tion is gone. long for something diff
fcrent-perhaps something l ought not
to have. Then when get it don't
want it. It's just as if 1 reached out
and touched a passing bubble, and. al
my touch, it burst. Yet there is al
ways that longing in my heart for an
unknown something, and it turks there
still"
"Janet, little girl, my present to you
was not much of a success. l wanted
to make you happy, and 1 only succeed
ed in frightening you. Suppose we
turn the tables and you give me q
present"
"Why, never heard Of a girl giving
a present to some one else on her own
birthday. What under the sun do you
mean?"
Il mean this, dear. l want present
that only you can give me. It's a big
precious present. You say you don't
know what you long for, but know
what am reaching for, and that some.
thing is you, Janet. Will you give
yourself to ME, present to keep al
ways and to love foreyer?"
"Billy, that waitress heard every
word you said. It's not fair to propose
to girl in an ice cream parlor.
wouldn't dare say NO If wanted to-
"Do you want to say No. Janet?''
almost whispered Billy.
'Well, to be perfectly honest, don't
think do. Billy, maybe, after all, it's
you I'm longing for, maybe it's you
I've been reaching out for all the time
I guess it must be, Billy, dear, because
I have been happier in these past few
minutes than I've ever been in all my
life before. If you'll take me. Billy
I'm yours
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-25
PRESIDENT TO BlAilE
Responsible for Money Market
Disturbance, Says Banker.
eouNTRY's CREDIT RUINED

officer Of Suspended Trust COMPANY
Asserts That the Present Situation
Is Due to the Public and Private
Speeches Of One Man.
New York, Oct. 23.-After the doors
Of the KnfclSerbocker Trust connany
we're closed William Turnbull the
fourth vice president, said to several
newspaper men:
Cali the disturbance in the money
market has been caused by one man.
who In the past six months in public
and private speeches has been grad
ually undermining the credit system
of the country. The Knickerbocker
Trust company had assets way in ex-
cess of its liabilities and in one night
the confidence. OF it's patrons and it's
credit were destroyed. This was
brought about by one man and that a
man who knew nothing whatever of
the credit system"
One of the reporters asked Mr.
Turnbull whether he was referring tc
President Roosevelt.
"You know perfectly we'll who |
mean," replied Mr.. Turnbull. There
is no need for me to specify"
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-25
Her Birthday
Present.
By JANE LuDLUM LEE.
BY JANE LuDLUM LEE
Copyrighted, 1907, by Homer sprayue.

Robertson, the Jail breaker, handcuiI
king and magician, was in town. Bill
posters were everywhere announcing
his arrival at Peck's Vaudeville thea
ter, telling of the wonderful feats he
would perform. Standing before one
Of these posters was pale faced. tired
Girl on her way home from the Office.
1t was incredible to think that Il man
could do the things advertised-.to
see a man break out Of Jail, to un-
lock the dreaded handouts before your
very eyes! Oh, no; it was too wonder
ful to believe! She had often watched
a crowd of urchins following q man
who had been arrested and once had
seen him taken to the lookup, but that
man could get out Of his own free
Will-this seemed Incredible.
She gave final loo.rn.at the picture
of the man on the po g., tucked her
novel tightly under her arm and NOV
ed slowly toward home. 1t was her
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-25
A Cautious Musician.

There was careful old mana clerA
he was-who played the flute The old
man entered a music shop one day
opened a large book of music and laid
it on shelf before him in an fout OF
the way corner.
Then he took his flute out of his coat
tail pocket, screwed it together and be.
gan to play softly the first tune in the
book.
When he finished the first tune he
turned the page and played the second
Then he played the third.
At the. end Of half an hour he was
still playing on. The shopman then
approached and said ciyilly:
.Do you think the book will suit you
sir?''.
.'1Sdon.t know" said the old man. q
have only played half the tunes"
And he resumed his subdued footing
-Pearson's Weekly.
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-25
R-eked eotl, WAYS.

The race was over. the flag hoisted
and the crowd of fortunates who bad
backed the winner had gathered around
the bookmakers to receive their win
nings.
One vacant looking individual, who
was evidently seeing life" for the first
time,. claimed FL.
"What did you back!" asked the fat
faced man with the big waist. who
was standing on stool.
.'silver Cloud.' replied the vacant
one.
..Why. man alive" yelled the man
with the satchel. 'that horse turned
back and finished at the starting post!'
q know that" said the other, "but
didn't I back the horse both ways" 2"
There was q dull thud on the green.
sward. and an anxious crowd gather.
ed. The man with the big waist had
tainted. London Mall.
The Washburn leader., 1907-10-25
STOCK MARKET AFFECTED
Heavy Decline in Prices Of Leading
Securities.

New York, Oct. 23.-The stock mar
ket opened weak and lower. Reading
sold at 80, a decline of 2ss; Atchison
at rs, decline of 21a; st. Paul at
tl172. decline of ia; Pennsylvania
at 115h. a loss of 1A; Southern Pa
dfic at II, decline of 21s. Canadian
Pacific sold at 1856, a loss of 3A. Anal.
gamated Copper opened at "A, a loss
d 3A. but quickly advanced to As.
onion Pacific opened at ia, a loss of
81.
After the severe setback at the open
ing prices stocks rallied, this being
followed by another break. The sec.
Oad break in turn was succeeded by
q good rally, the decline having been
arrested before the previous low lev
els generally were broken through.
With this demonstration of the ef-
fectiveness of support for the market
somewhat more tranquil feeling en-
sued.
At about 1880 the firm tone in the
market disappeared under renewed
heavy selling. Union Pacific broke to
1921, a decline of Az; Reading fell
to s0,A. a loss of SIS, while st. Paul
sold at l09,' a decline of Az. North
ern Pacific sold at 1121a, decline
Of
There was another crumbling away
Of prices at 2 o'clock, the active mar
ket leaders selling down to the lowest
Of the day and of the year. St. Paul
sold at 106, Northern Pacific at 1097s,
Union Pacific 1CS1s, Pennsylvania
~13s and Reading 70.
The market had a good rally at the
close, Union Pacific selling up to
11lM Reading to SOS and st. Paul to
1071a.
Standard Oil sold in the curb mar
ket as low as 1854. This is 12h
points below the previous days last
price and is the lowest figure reached
tn several years.