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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31

Richmond. Va. May 29-Ths orcn-
| ing event Of the United Confederate
| Veterans Reunion 10 begin its regular
| session here tomorrow vas a reception
! this evening at Lee Camp Hall. under
the auspices of the Richmond chapter
| Daughters of the ConGederaCy, with
| which i number of noted southern
women were guests OF honor, among
| them Mrs. Margaret Howell Hayes,
| daughter of President jefferson Davis,
! Miss Mary Custis Lee, daughter CT
General Robert l.. Lee, Mrs Stone
| wall Jackson. Mrs. }. T.. Is. Stuart.
Miss Daisy Hampton. daughter OF Gen
eral Wade Hampton, Mrs. W. II. L.
CRooney.D Lee, and others. Tho
function was n brilliant one. The
attendance was very large. and includ-
ed number of the most distinguished
men and women in the south
Visitors have been pouring into tn
city all day, by the thousands. veter-
ans. sons of veterans, sponsors and
others connected with the confederate
organizations arriving from Louisiana,
Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, MississiD-
pi, Kentucky, Tennessee and other
states far and near. The arrivals from
North Carolina have been particularly
large. The city is profusely decorated
with bunting, notable feature being
the fact that almost everywhere tho
stars and stripes have been placed side
by side with the confederate colors.
Open house is being kept throughout
the city for the gray clad visitors and
their friends, and in addition a regu-
lar camp, which has been named
Camp John w. Gordon" in honor OF
the chief marshal OF the Stuart parade
tomorrow has been established Just
west of the city and here some 5.ep0
Of the visiting veterans will be enter
tanned free OF all charge and enjoy the
pleasures of tenting again on the old
camp ground.
Tomorrow afternoon the first parade
of the reunion will take place, the
euestrian statue OF General J. +. r.
Stuart. erected by the cavalry veter-
ans of the south being unveiled, and
later the memorial day exercises at
Hollywood cemetery being held.
Monday next. June 3rd, the monu-
ment erected by the people cf the
south TO Jefferson Davis will be un-
veiled, and this will be the occasion OF
another notable parade.
The matter of chief moment TO come
before the present reunion. 1t Is
thought, will be the question OF a suit
able memorial 10 the women Of the
south in the period OF the war between
the states.
Newport News, Va. May 29.-J. +.
p. Stuart. third son Of Captain J. L.
y. Stuart. OF this city, and grandson
Of the famous confederate cavalry
leader. who was 10 have unveiled the
monument 70 General Stuart In Rich
mond tomorrow, was stricken with
appendicitis last night and an oper-
alton viii be performed. This will
necessitate a change in the plans for
the Unveiling
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
Infant of Mr.. and Mrs. :. r. Loftin
Died Last Night.

The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Loftin, who live at the Rountree
house on Market street. died yesterday
evening at 7:15 o'clock. The funeral
will be held from St James church
this afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Loftin. who is in the govern
ment employ, is in the James Walker
Memorial hospital with Y case of ty-
Dhoid fever.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31

Don't neglect your eyes. come to us
and talk it over; it will cost you moth
ing for examination or consultation
SDectacles or eyeglasses correctly fit
ted to your eyes for s1.OO and up. DR..
Vineberg, the eye specialist, at Mund's
drug store, Masonic temple.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
CONSIGNED To REST
Last Sad Tribute Paid TO Mrs.
Mckinley
SERVICES WERE SIMPLE
High Officials of Ration and
\ State Were Present

All Business uspcndCd-IlOral Re
membranes Sent From all Sec
tiOns OF the COuntry-fesidcnce
Not Able to Accommodate the Thou
sands Who Wished to Attend
Body Rests by Side of Late Presi-
dent Mckinley.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
CAUSED A CHANGE IN PLANS
Reported Presence of Brother of
Assassin of Mckinley
NO CHANCES WERE TAKEN
Police and Secret Service Men on the
Alert-Three Strangers Arrested
and Kept in Jail Until After the
Departure OF the President

! Canton, o., May 29-Despite a rumor
| of doubtful origin that Michael Czol-
, goscz. brother OF the assassin of
| President Mckinley would be in Can
! ton today, the funeral OF Mrs. Mckin-
ley. and the contingent visit of Presi-
| dent Roosevelt. passed off without in
cident of sinister note. Taking pre-
cautions against the one chance in a
thousand that the rumor of CzOlgosCz' S
presence here was true, the local police
assisted by secret service men. from
Washington and Cleveland exercised
the most alert vigilance during the
presidents stay in the city No trace
whatsoever was found of Czolgoscz
nor any anarchist. although three or
four strangers to the city We're held in
the Jail during the Presidents stay.
There was nothing against them, how
ever. and they were released this eve
ming. That the police were taking no
chances was made evident by the quick
shift in the arrangements made at the
Mckinley home. All friends and rcla-
tiveS of the Mckinley family left by
the front door to go to their carriages.
Crowds had gathered in front of the
place, including number of men with
cameras who wished to catch snap
shots of the President. The original
plan had been changed, however, and
while the crowd waited on North Mar
ket street. the Presidential party was
led out of the side door to carriages
waiting on Louis street. The trip to
the cemetery was made quickly and
without incident, and fifteen minutes
adead of the appointed time, the Pres
ident merely lifted his hat and wished
them good luck
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
Denied ADD@l-

Roanoke, Va, May c3.-The supreme
court today denied the appeal of John
Hardy. the negro who murdered Po-
liceman r. N. Beard, for a new trial.
Hardy shot Beard while the latter, TO-
gether with other officers, were raid
ing place in northwest Roanoke last
October. He was convicted and SEN
tenced to hang. He will be resentenc-
ed 70 death.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31

To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life. use Bnrdock Blood Bitters, the
greaa system tonic and builder.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
|VETS AND. VISITORS
Gathering In Richmond For
the Reunion
CITY IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE
Arrivals From North Carolina Par.
tlCuIarIy Large

Stars and Stripes Side by Side NitlI
Confederate Colors Sccn Every
whcrS-Opcn House Kept Through
out City for Wcarcrs of the Gray
and Their Friends deception
Last Night Largely Attended.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
FAYETTEVILLE PREsBYTERY

Interesting Proceedings Criminal
Court Dockct-Odd Fellows Elect
Officcrs-Important Real Estate
Sale-Noving for New City Cen
sus-News and Personal Notes.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31

Cleveland- Ohio, May 29.--According
to a statement made here today by rel
atfves$of Michael Clolgoscz, the latter
is today in New Castle. Pa, where he
went to place flowers on his wife
grave on memorial day 1t is declared
that CZolgoscz had no intention of
visiting Canton.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31

3 Summer Comforts. beautiful pat
terms, $50. at Rehder's.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
Southern

Montgomery 3; Little Rock 10.
Birmingham /; Shreveport 1 (12 In
nings) n
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
Virginia State Leacu

Portsmouth 4; Roanoke s;
Norfolk A; Lynchburg 2
DanvilIe 3; Richmond o
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
South Atlantic,

Augusta, 0; Charleston. o.
Columbia, /; Jacksonville, 2.
Savannah, 4; Macon. 2.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31

Academy to be Jo1y and Gay.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
National.

New York, 10; Philadelphia. l.
Boston, 5; Brooklyn, s.
St. Louis, 0; Cincinnati. 4.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-31
BASEBALL.
American.

American.
Washington, 0; New York, 2.
Chicago. 6; st. Louis. ;.
Cleveland, Q; Detroit. >.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
SOME NEW MEXICO
 MINES ARE BOOMING
Ores Were Formerly Only Treated For Gold and
 Silver Values.

I. N. Stevens visited Pyramid and Lightendorf camps near Lordsburg. in Grant county, New Mexico, and was surprised at the splendid show ing made by many in;nes in that sec ton. About the first mining ever done In the great southwest was done in that section, when rne district was known as Rawlston. Many companies were organized and operated there since that date, with varying success, and while some of them made money for short periods. practically all of them eventually booked failures. Put this was not for a lack of mineral but due principally to the base metals, which predominated throughout the ores. The mining was done for the silver and gold contained in the ores, but the large percentage of copper which they contained prevented gro fitable treatment, and one after an- other of the companies gave up in de- spair. The district was practically abandoned until late years, when it was found that the ore could be ship ped to the copper smelters and treated at handsome profit Since then the district has revived and at the present time many paging mines are being opened up. It Is claimed that much of the ore from that sec ton will average from $40 to $50 iu gold and silver, in addition to the copper. The ore also carries much iron and is very desirable for smelt- ing purposes. MT. Stevens was sur. prised at the shallow work done on most of the claims, but he found ore in abundance everywhere and thinks the district has a wonderful future, The mines are from four to eight miles from Lordsburg, and all have good wagon roads, which are now be ing utilized, but the time will soon come when one or more roads will en- ter the camp for the haulage and then
 1t will take on an era of development that can best be expressed by the single word boom"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
Affidavit Filed by Hoatson.

Another affidavit has been filed Tn the case of Epes Randolph vs. The Lindsay-Greene and the Cananea Cen tral company by the company in sup port of their motion to set aside the service mad by Snerin '" nite oa Sd- perfntendent Hoatson in Bisbee on the Sth of January, while he was tempo rarily in that city. The affidavit is made by James Hoatson, the superin- teudent of the company.
 Judging from the affidavits filed by the company so far, and the statement that others are to be filed in the case, the company intends if possible to have the service set aside in the case on the ground that the court has no jurisd9otion over the company. not being in any way 8 resident of the territory or doing business here or having an authorized agent in the ter ritory. The case as originally filed was principally against l.. Lindsay, from whom Randolph wishes to re- cover certain shares Of stock of the Cananea Central company. The case has already stirred up considerable interest, as 1t is between prominent mining people, and the outcome will be watched by large number of ciu- zens in the territory as well as in Cananea.-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
NEW BROKE RAGE FIRM.

Bisbee has a new brokerage firm In the house of Tester & Hicks who will, tomorrow open their new ap- pointed offices in the Antlers' build ng on Main street, opposite the post
 ffice. The firm members are Char es w. Hicks and w. E. Tester, boCn well known young business men of this city. Hicks is well known throughout this section from his poll. ical connection with the repupncan party, he being at present city clerk cf Bisbee. Mir. Tester has been Iu business in Bisbee for several years, recently having severed his connec- tion with one of the local brokerage firms 10 engage in this latest ven ture. Both gentlemen have a host of friends who will be glad to learn that they have embarked in the fieId of mines and stocks The office will be under the personal manage ment of MT. Tester.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
J. c. PRITCHARD.
 Broker. P. o. Box sss. Tel. 12e

The weak Saturday market de- scribes it today, considerable Iqui- dation and corresponding fall in prices. Those that played the most conspicuous part in the trading in the beginning of the week were quiet and neglected.
 Butte & Arizona and Wolverine & Arizona have been quite active. The stock has advanced and is hard to To- cate in the case of the latter.
 Cochise is also looking up and sud denly it seems that the stock Is hard to find. It sems probable that those who were afraid of the Coehise stock have deposited their shares during the past weeks of dullness and those who have held to 1t are holding to 1t strong.
 The new flotatIon at Globe, the National Exploration company, has been selling at $2-oO. The rest of the list are seemingly together on the decline.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03

Keen interest has been centered in Cochise Development for the past two days and yesterdays market showed a sharp advance for this stock, bids as high as $500 failing to bring any of 1t out. The Cochise shaft was start ed nearly year ago in what is known asDubacher Canyon in the easterly part of the city. From all that can be learned from authoritative sources. no body Of very high grade ore has been struck. but indications are fav- orabIe for the encountering of ore at DO far distant date and all inter ested and connected with the man ages3ent of the mine are in the high est spirits because of the present in dications.
 The Cochise Development Company is largely a local organization ,Lnd most of the stock is held in Bisbee. More than s150,0 have already been spent and most of this has come from the people of this camp. The Cochise. therefore, is property in which home people have placed their money and their confidence. They are dnxiously watching every movement and every blast They are tied up to it win or Iose:" but each stockholder is hop- ing for the best
 A representative of the Review went through the mine yesterday and carefully examined it's workings. The shaft is down to the 800 foot level The station there Is complete and a good one. The drifting from this level is generally toward the south east and about forty feet in. The find" here includes porphyry, lime, iron pyrites (classihed) quartz. and what appears to be graphite in the seams of the rock It is a mineral formation.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
LINDSAY POUCH!
 EXTRAVAGANCE HE SAYS
Denies He Was Manager of the Llanos de Gro and Makes Public Reply Through Los
 Angeles Paper to Randolph.

The suit brought against L. Lind say by Epes Randolph in Arizons courts has brought forth strenuous denial on the part of Lindsay in which he says to the Los Angeles Examiner that Randolph was guilty of rash eS- trayagance. The view of Lindsay has particular interest to readers oi Cochise county because of the promi nenee of the parties here. Con corning Lindsay's stand in the matter the Examiner has the following to say:
 Lycurgus Lindsay, one of the prom inent men in the Llanos de Gro Min ing company which for time prom ised to be a most lucrative mining venture and then suddenly collapsed yesterday said of the suits brought against him by Colonel Epes Ran dolph, regarding his part in the com pany's liabilities.
 T am not aware nor do I believe that Colonel Randolph advanced to the Llanos de Gro company, as be ayers. the sum of sl0O,Oo0 more than have put up, as it seems all out oi reason. positively did not promise to share these advances with Caionel Randolph, and l fought without avail the lavish expenditure of money at the mlne. I was never lnanAaer, es has been stated; if had been the ex, penditures would never have been Der. natIed I had no voice in that mat ter. After the closing down Of the mill l did have a talk with MT. Ran dolph. al. q took the stand that the only thins to do was to call stock holders meeting, explain matters, and arrange for the debts of the com pany.
 T do not know what has been done 1 have never had a statement of the companys affairs since they have been aadILel, out 1 understoou a trust deed has been placed on the property putting the Llanos creditors on bas- is with the note holders and including in the deed the monies advanced by Mr. Randolph and myself to the com pany.
 The only thing to do now is to call a meeting Of the stockholders and if as Ar. Randolph claims, he has an agreement from me to share tht Llanos debts, to enforce that agree ment But I positively state he has no such agreement. 1 do not knoN why Mir. Randolph should adVancs money to the company, unless to pul off the evil day when he must explain why he allowed the extrayagani spending of money, without sufficIenl development.
 "As to Colonel Randolph's suit against me for 5000 shares of the Cananea Central mine, 1 have only tC say that he has not a dollar invested in this. The courts wiz be the judge as to whom this stock belongs. court a thorough investigation by the shareholders into the Llanos affairs and I think they owe this to them selves. A meeting of the stockhold CTS should be held in Los Angeles where most of them reside"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
PRONE lss.
MARKET LETTER.

FEB. 2.-Cochise was the feature today In the trading. $500 bid is not dislodging much of the stock. Along with Cochise activity in Wolverine & Arizona Is very evident, as has been the case for a number of days. These stocks are certain for a good turn very shortly. The demand for War ren is more in evidence than usual. however, with not much change in price. American continues weak with trading light. Shattuck is firmer to- day and is going to be a whole lot more so before the close of next week. Superior & Pitts burg strengthened some today over yesterday. IL is an excel lent buy and the wait for good big profit will not be long one. With the exception of the active stocks mentioned only slight changes have taken place. The past week has been on showing an exception ally large amount of trading; several of the stocks have been yer yactive and the out took for the coming week is for even better results.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
PATENTS

furnish my clients with their cases (except foreignl. I also furnish free of charge complete copies of all drawings and speci- fcations. James R. Townsend, Les Angeles, California
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
GENERAL SLUMP IS
 FEATURE OF WEEK
Heavy Selling Throughout the List 0ragS Down the
 CurbS Stocks.
(By Frank J. Grail )

The close of the week does not leave the market in the best of con- dition although there is demand for some stocks wnile others are deao Considering the condition of the New York and Boston markets where stocks have been sold off for the last week, many of them off ten to twenty points, it can not be reasonaDl. expected that the unlisted marke, should hold up under such heavy sell ing pressure. It is true that money is easy, but this does not signify that the country is flooded with it. Lai- umet & Arizona was strong the great CT part Of the week and at the close was selling at $1S4.00. Superior & Pittsburg held well the entire weeL with the last sales at $27.00. North Butte and Butte Coalition which are in the hands of the Boston people fell off the entire week an aSlOseu G-. $l11-00. Denn-Arizona reached her highest point for the week with sales at slG000 and local sales at some higher, although the best trading was done at Sg5. It ought to seA nis- CT for the pro rata which has DeeI given out of 3 1-3 and l 1-3 at paI is certainly liberal pro rata. either the development stock is selling toe low or the mining too high. Amer ican which was in such demand al the opening of the week at $z4.00 t. $25.00 can be easily bought up d, $20.00. Warren started or at th~ opening of the week with good firm bids but at the close there was pienJs offered at $14.5o. Globe Consolidated has been well supported the entire week, sales being made at S20.00 Globe stocks from now on VIII U. in stronger demand. National Explo ration holds well at s2.00, and whal l can learn it ought to be bought up for good advance. Stock with meril that can be bought at or near par should be a fairly safe investment and especially copper stocks. Cochise has been in strong demand for ths last few days. but more so today sales being made as high as s7.75 to ss.0v Wolverine and Arizona has been in excellent demand the entire week, sales being made as high as s4.15 Greene Consolidated and Cananet Central held well the greater par of the day while Greene Canane4 fell off at the close, sales bein4 made at s22.00.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
COCHISE DEW.
 IS PROMISING

Going up from the ninth level the next drift is found at 500 feet; here the drifting is west of north 8 little and about sixty-three feet in fror the shaft The showings are hard lime rock. porphyry and iron.
 The next drifting Is at the 300 foot level in direction almost due north for a distance of 130 feet. The last blasts were made here about noon yesterday. The face of the drift is exceedingly soft and of decomposed porphyry. iron and copper sulphides (not numerous) in the seams. The formation seems at this point to be much brokes and indicative of min eraL
 The management intends to shove the drift in the 300-foot level, north ward as fast as they can, and they will move along now at rapid gait, as they have fuel, cars and other ma chinery hitherto lacking. Mir. M. c. Benton, the superintendent, says: T expect to find ore now at any time in this drift. I like the looks of things; but of course no man can tell anything for sure"
 Mir. L. c. Shattuck the president of the company, is conservative in his statement This is what he says: 'T am of the firm belief that we shall strike ore before long. l want to see it and if 1t is in there we will get it. The showings so far look good u me-
 Yesterday the surveyor was at work and very soon Mi. Benton will have his maps and as he says Tight the rock to finish" All the machinery and buildings are first class and the work Is being done in good shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03

have no connection with Pritci- ard. Hagen & CO. My name is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
EAsrERn EXPERT.

John R. Williams, an iron and steel expert. was in the city yesterday. He is the agent and representative ot a large corporation dealing in the most useful metal" and stopped off for a day to see Bisbee. He expressed con- siderable surprise at the size of the place and said that it's resources were beyond anything he expected. MT. Williams halls from New York and will visit some manganese property nn Lower California before he re- turns.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03
TIE BssEE ARIZONA SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY so7
TIMING SHELTERS MARkETS
Pritchard Hagen & Co.

Hagen & Co,
 uNcoRPoRATED)
 Brokers.
 2 FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. . 2 FRONT ROOMS 8. |. BUILD | ? ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS | s BEE, ARIZONA. | s ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND | s SOLD ON COMMISSION. | s DIRECT WIRE coNNEc. | ? TON WITH ALL LEADING | s MARKETS. |
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-03

With the view of aiding the deF0- opment of the mining industry the New Zealand government purchased. through the high commissioner in LaI.. don. some months ago, 5 diamond drills with boring capacity of z,s0e feet, i,5o0 feet, and 75o feet to 1,0oe feet. respectively. Each drill will he provided for the experimental stage with chilled shot. which has been found very suitable for boring and much less costly than diamonds; aisC with boring rods. steam boiler aud complete apparatus. One skiilei op- orator and a principal assistant have been engaged for operating these drills. Regulations for the letting out and operating of the drills are now in course of preparation.