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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-10-19
StarIing-Reid.


| A most notable event of the month
was the marriage of Miss Maria
/ Hensley Staring to Mr. William Nc
/ Clintock Reid which was solemnized
on Tuesday evening at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyme Startling on Washington ave
hue.
Rev Charles E. Diehl officiated in
the presence Of relatives and friends
and the ceremony was followed by a
| handsome reception.
| While the wedding march was be-
ing rendered by an orchestra sta
toned IN the spacious flower decked
hall, the bridal party advanced from
the south parlor and stood amid :
bower of ferns ard palms artistically
arranged in the northern bay win
| dow, which was lighted by wax ia
pers, one of them being the same
that twinkled at the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Yerger IN 1866.
The groomsmen, Messrs.. Lyme
Starting, Jr., c. NJ. Johnson, of Vicks
burg, William Ray, A. c. Bell, Hem
~ w. Startling and William f. Ne
gus, held the broad white ribbons
which formed an aisle through which
the natr,on of honor, Mrs. w E.
Negus, and bridesmaids, Misses An
toinette Startling and Mary Pelham
Finlay, passed, followed by the bride
attended by her sister and maid OF
honor, Miss Times Startling.
The groom accompanied by his
brother, Mr. Laurence Reid, as best
man, met the bridal party in the
north parlor.
Banks of roses and ferns and
vases of cut flowers were strikingly
placed among the decorations and
the brides table was lovely being all
in white and green with tall cut
glass vase filled with white chrysan-
themums forming the center piece,
and among the lights in the dining
room were candles mounted in can
dlesticks which were brought from
Scotland by the brides great great
great great uncle.
The bride was c1arningly attired
in white lace over taffeta and held
shower boquet of bridal roses and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Innes Startling wore white
mouseline and lace and carried roses
Mrs. Negus was gowned in taffeta
with overdress of lace and Misses
Antonnette Starting and Finlay wore
mouseline and lace and their flowers
were white chrysanthemuns
Mrs. Startling was handsomely at
tired in gray crepe de chine and lace
and Miss Lollie Starting. the brides
aunt, wore violet crepe de chine and
amethyst ornaments.
The bride is one of the most at
tractive young women in Greenville
and a social favorite, and the groom
IS popular young man and promi-
nent in the business world.
A large number of beautiful gifts
we're received from friends at home
| and from a distance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid left on the nine
forty-five train for New Orleans.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16
BAL AKLALA ID
 VOTE OH BONDS On October 25, stockholders Will Decide About a Two
 Million Dollar Issue

Boston.-The stockholders of the Balaklala Copper Co. at a special meeting to be held in Portland, Me, on Oct. 25. will vote to authorize an issue of $2,000,000 collateral trust bonds divided into two series:
 Series A-150O bonds, to be dated December IS. 1907, due in five years, redeemable after three years by the company at 105 and convertible into stock of the company at par at any time, drawing 10 per cent interest, payable semiannuaily.
 Series B-2500 bonds, to be dated December 15, 1907 due in five years, Tedeemable after three years by the company at 105, drawing 10 per cent interest. payable semi-annualIy.
 Generally the purposes of such au, thorization will be to provide for re- funding, if required, the present out standing bond issue of the Baiaklala Consolidated Copper Co. enlargement of smelter and working capital
 Stockholders are promised 5nfor- nation later on concerning the object Of the proposed collateral bond issue giving details of the offer to be made to the stockholders for the sale at par of s525,000 of Series A bonds. Transfer books of the company will close for the special meeting of the stockholders from October 14 to and | including october 25, 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16
]. \ HOOVER & CO.
DAILY MARKET UMMARY.

The decline in New York stocks was checked today, principally on cov- ering by shorts. The Improvement was only fractional, however, and void of aggressive buying. A little better feeling prevails and a further. recoY- eIy may De seq, tsmCrroS. Ne woGi:; only buy fJr tuIas on the reactions.
 Boston coppers were weak early, but recovered quickly on some fairly good buying. Butte Coalition was the weak feature. being heavily sold by New York interests. The close for this stock was at the lowest point ever recorded. Copper Range was also weak, presumably on forced sales. Su- perior & Pittsburg and Green Cananea were dull at unchanged prices. Metal continues to decline without creating any demand.
 There is no change in the local curb situation and lack of buying orders continues to be the only feature Stocks are freely offered at last sales. We do not expect any immediate ac- tivity, but still feel that prospective purchasers should take advantage of the weakness to get some cheap stocks.
 Closing nrotatinnc.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16
J. C. PRiTcHARD
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks Speciality.

The present condition of the mar ket presents the best opportunity for profitable and permanent investment many years, and possibly the best for many yaars, and possibly the best for some time to come. When the bants begin to support she market, as eyi- denced in the New York market this week. it Is fairly safe to take the hint. Wolverine is still making good, the winze and raise and lhe south and north drift in ore making the best ore find of this neighborhood in many years. This gives intrinsic value to the stock The Empire State also ap- pears to be making good, as the winze and the drift is still in ore and improv- ing as they advance. Information from the Gold Nugget and from the Gold Eagle are encouraging. Great things are promised for the Jerome Verde at Jerome. This property ad. joins the United Verde of Senator Clark
 Ouofatione.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16
MARKETS REPEAT
 HE SAME STORY
Lake Metal Being Sold at l3l anl Large Stocks Are
 Offered at IA
(By Frank J. Grail

Today's market was repetition of yesterday, some stocks sussering more than others. Copper metal has de- clined gain and today lake copper IS selling t 13 cents, with considerable copper offered at I4 It has been es- timated that there is still 200,000, 900 pounds of copper that remains unsold and from indication those that predict ed 12-eent copper will very likely see it at that price before long. The curb stocks are at standstill with plenty of offerings. Shattuck holds around s11.50 to SIP, while Denn is being con- stantly offered at s3.25, with no takers. Denn-Arizona looks as though it will very likely go to s2.75, pro vided the general liquidation contin- ues. Warren nd American are of. fered with no bids at any price. Anal gamated made new low mark during today's market
 Boston wires:
 The market was irregular nd nerv- ous all day, but taken altogether .t had better tone than for some time Liquidation still continues. but there were more buying orders and after each drive of the bears prices rallied easily. Copper Range was the weak, est stock in Boston.
 New York interest were big sellers of Butte Coalition and the stock al SIC. the lowest price it ever sold at New York wires:
 There was a better feeling in the stock market and as a result higher prices were made. especially in the leaders. The advances, however were only of moderate character and indicated lack of confident buy
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16

Boston.-Within the past year or IS months there has been a number of changes effected in the agencies through which some of the leading copper producers of this country dis pose of their metal. The most im- portant of these are the transfer of the Baltic output now included in Copper Rangel from the American Metal Go. to the United Metals Sell ing Co. shifting of the W. A. Clark Montana product from the Vogelstein agency to the American Metal Co. and and the acquisition by the Vogel steins from the United Metals Of the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16

For Review job and business office Call Phone 3e.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16
STOCKS ON HAND ARE MT S0 sszsS is~s
 GREAT
Two Refineries Out of Ten Closed and Others Will Cur tail Production Shortly, If Not Already Done So

Boston.-The various estimates on the amount of copper accumulated in this country range from 50.000, 900 pounds to 20o.000.00o pounds.
 An authority who keeps tabs. through his close affiliations with mining, smelling and refining inter ests on the copper situation both here and abroad. estimates that the amount of refined actually on hand does not exceed by many pounds, if any, 200,- 000, 0,00o.
 It should be remembered that while 10 sales of volume have been con summated since last March-six months ago-transactions booked :n the first quarter of the year call for of July. while a few went through that month.
 There are in this country only ten refineries for the treatment Of copper nine of which are using the electro lytic process. Of these two are closed at the moment while the oth CTS must soon curta.l to some extent
 The men at the Raritan Works al the United Metals-Amalgamated Co were notified about ten days ago that a portion would be laid off shortly When running full this plant employ: about 300 men.
 The Tefineries, so far as can be as certained are still working on com parativeiy full time on copper re ceived from the smelters some week. ago. As the iessening of production On the part of the western mines was not commenced until last montl and as it takes fully 30 days for tht material to reach the eastern refin cries, not until late in October, ol possibly well into November. wl lighter receipts be noticed st the re fineries: furthermore not until tha time will the refineries be obliged tt slow down.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16
For Review lob and business office call Phone 39.
NOTICE.

NOtiC
 Notice is hereby given, that at a meting of the creditors of Duey & Overlook, a corporation, held at the Copper Queen hotel on the 9th day of September, 1907, the majority of the creditors being present I, Frank R. Harrington was duly elected as as- signee for the benefit of said credit ors of Duey & Overlook, a corpora tion: that on the 10th day of Sep tember, 1907, said Frank R. Harring, ton was duly appointed as assignee for the benefit of the creditors oi Duey & Overlook, a corporation, by the judge of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for the Coun- ty of Cochise. and immediately there after I, said Frank R. Harrington qual- flied as such assignee.
 FRANK R. HARRINGTON Assignee for the benefit of the credi tors of Duey 6 Overlook, a corpor alton.
 Bisbee, Arizona, September 27, 1907
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16
Mining, Shelters & Stock Quotations
NEW COMPANIES
 SELLING COPPER
Bingham Consolidated.

Bingham Consolidated.
 The product of the United Verde, formerly handled by L. vogelstein & Co, Is now sold by w. 4. Clark through lis manufacturing concern in New Jersey. the Waclark Wire Co. While the American Smelting & Re. lining Go. sells about 60.000, ,000 pounds through the United Metals, the Guggenheims sell annually through the American Shelters Sc curities Co. approximately 30,0O0, ,0OO pounds. This includes Tacoma Cop per Co, formerly sold through L. yo. gelstein & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16
DEFINING SHELTER RETURNS.

The Luna Lead company's smeltei ing Headlight. And with a good sup ply of ore on the beds and more com ing in every day. everything points to a successful and long continued TUT this time. It was started last Tues day and MT. Brown states that every thing is going smooth and pleasant.
 The Luna Lead company is the one thing that Deming can point tJ as g certainty at all times. Sometimes they have to lay off for time on ac count of a shortage of ore. but they are always there with the goods wheI they are wanted and are certainly g great help to many 8 Drospector and PUUT IuGII UHU ID II IyrII5 UO uVTTTOP c little claim GE!t in the hills.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16

For Review job and business office Call Phone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16

For Review job and business offices call phone s9
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16

ing. The professionals are still bear ish and will no doubt pursue their former tactics and become aggressive on the short side should the market rally much further. Their operations of late in this direction have been so successful that they have become bold and are looking for oppoTtuni- ties to make fresh attacks. Funda- mental conditions to our mind are un- changed,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.

Today has been another quiet day and trading was at a standstall. Cop per metal market remains weak and until there are sales made or the price advances, we cannot look for any marked improvement. The curbs show further weakness and until they receive support, are bound to be quiet and lifeless.
 There is no news to influence the market either way.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Joseph Kreuzer, deceased, Notice is hereby given by the under signed administrator of the estate of Joseph Kreuzer, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said leceased. to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office O. M J. Brown, atorney-atlaw, Bis bee, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said coxpty of Co chise.
 JOSEPH BARTCH,
 Kreuzer, deceased
 First publication Sept. 24. 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-16

pUUT IIIaII WHU ID EI ms UU UVVVIUl little claim cut in the hills.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-09

The central boaid was appointed with
a threefold function: First. to furnish
explanation and Interpretation of the
rules: second. 10 improve the quality Of
officials; third, to aE in the official en-
forcement Of the rules.
In order 70 obtain these results. first.
II called last September a special con-
ference Of officials on interpretations Sep
TENDER 2 of this year. secondly, il has
prepared and published revised lists Of ac-
credited officials and will make additions
and corrections 10 this list October /:
third. by the unanimous request and vote
OF managers representing the Middle At
lsntic section and aided by a special sub
committee. II appointed practically all
the officials for that section during the
fail OF 1906.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-09
BOXERS AWAIT GONG
Cans and Britt in Form for
TO-day's Fight.
CHAMPION REMAINS FAvORITE
Fine Showing in Battle
with Nelson Has Some of the Wise
acres at Sea-Sumber Fear Gold
field Contest May Have Set BaIti-
more CoIOred Boxer Back.

San Francisco. Sept. G-To-morrow 1t
viii be just two years TO day. since
Jimmy Britt was defeated at Colma and
relegated to the down-and-out pugilistic
club. yet now he comes back stronger
and better than ever.
The question that fans are trying to
solve is whether Joe Cans has gone back
enough TO give Britt a chance to defeat
him tomorrow. Britt recently defeated
Battling Nelson decisively IN twenty
rounds, and Cans has for the last few
years done all that has been asked of
him.
The dope doesn't altogether relieve the
situation Of perplexity. and in the betting
it VIII be largely a guess on one side
that Cans has lost his stamina. and on
the other that the colored champion has
not gone back. Here are the questions
that each bettor must ask himself:
Was Joe Cans punished at Goldfeld TO
such an extent that he would find 1t hard
to withstand the assaults of a man who
will rush as Britt expects 20 rush?
Has Britt in reality come to be the
better man. or was his showing against
Battling Nelson increased by the dropping
Off of the Chicago scrapper?
AS TO the former. Cans seems to have
answered in part, at least. in his fight
with Kid Herman that took place last
winter in Tonopah. Cans whipped Her
man and won as he pleased.
Britt's ruggedness and his increasing
powers have appealed 10 spectators at
san Rafael Boxing Camp. 1t is not enough
to say Britt looks good. He looks bet
ter than in previous matches, and
stronger Willis Britt has declared that
his brother has become a stomach special
ist and he win pay so much attention
TO that part of Cans anatomy that Cans
viii go down in few rounds. When
Cans was told this to-day. he said with
grin:
If Jimmie could fight as well as Willis
talks. he would have been champion long
ago.
Betting remains al 10 to 6 10, with more
Cans than Britt coin. There promises to
be great crowd at the fight.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-09
COTTON STATES MAY CLOSE.
Teams Losing Money and MaguateS
Are Anxious to End Race.

Mobile. A.a.. Sept. S.-The magnates Of
the Cotton States League. outside of Mo-
bile. have set a movement on foot look
ing to the closing up Of the Cotton
States League season on Saturday next
Owing TO the peculiar schedule for the
closing games, livery team in the league
IS losing money in keeping dates where
but one and two games are scheduled
the guarantee money not paying rail-
road fares, to say nothing Of hotel bills
for the teams It is believed that the
movement win go through. as every
team. with the exception of Mobile, is
being heavily taxed on account of the
railroad fares. Every club in the league,
with the exception of Mobile, has lost
money, and they are anxious 10 put an
end to the drain as early as possible.
This same movement was mooted once
before at the instigation of Gulfport.
and Mobile was asked If she would sup
port such a movement for an earlier
closing than scheduled, and replied in the
affirmative When it came time to vote
Mobile was the only member of the
league voting in the affirmative, and
then it was charged that Mobile was
trying to shorten the season in order to
cinch the pennant
Several directors Of clubs in the league
have written to the local people on the
subject, stating they are perfectly wiling
to close the season on Saturday.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-09
TROUBLE IN THE WEST.
Only sOphOmOres and Juniors to
Play on College EIevens.

Chicago. Sept. s.-The football rooters
Of the West are looking forwaud with
some misgivings 10 the approach of the
gridiron season for this fall The reform
legislation of the Western conference viii
hit the majority of the former Big Nine
teams full force. and the coaches find the
supply OF available men for the teams
cut down just one-hslf. For the first time
In Western football history only the
sophomores and juniors will be eligible
for plays on the teams. owing to the
fuur-y ear-rule, which the conference has
enforced this year. and this leaves many
good players now seniors on the side line.
The undergraduates became fas-iy &C
customed to the lack of freshmen in the
games last season. but they put of the
evil day wherein they must realize the
deprivation of the seniors. and now that
it is upon them. they grieve sorely.
Notwithstanding the handicap, the
coaches OF the various teams are men
tally arranging their forces, and they
hope for the best Coach Alonzo H
Stage, of the University of Chicago. saws
he has little idea how his team will shape
up. but with a few first-class men re-
naming as nucleus, the others may be
worked up into form more easily. He
has two veteran halves in Capt. De Tray
ard Harold Iddings. and there are a
number Of prospective backs of good abil-
ity, chief of whom is Taylor, who has
speed enough to play at the end with adj
vantage. The quarter back position. left
vacant by Walter EckersalI viii probably
fall to the lot CT Walter Steffen. The
Maroon team will have a larger number
of new players to master this season. for
after the game with Minnesota last fan
Coach Stage still had several left over
which he had not brought into use, and
for the past month he has been doping
out more maneuvers calculated to worry
an opposing team. He is confident of
formulating a plan of offense and defense
before practice begins on September q
that will insure a string of victories for
Chicago. Capt. De Tray is as confident
OF the success of the new plays, but both
he and his men will find the task OF mas
tering the details Of each far from easy.
Signals for 100 or more different plays
must be well studied, lest they be con-
fused and bring woe instead of triumph
to an eleven.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-09
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
SIS HOPKINS SAYINGS.
by Rose Melnlle.)

Swell society is like the tropics-serpents
are there.
A man can-get trimmed in good styls
without visiting milliner.
When a girl gets to reciting To be or
not to be" she gets stung.
The only time some girls are smart Is
when they get soap in their eyes
A girl may be able to tie bow who
can't get tied 10 one at the altar.
Ma says a good many girls who have a
board walk haven't been TO Atlantic City.
In Indiana they buy jam az the grocers,
while in New York you get It in the SUBJ
way.
When a man loves the ground a woman
walks on, she should keep out Of the
mud.
Cascaretta Broadfoot. OF Plmple hin,
gave a swell Garfield tea social last
week.
Pa says that when al autoist WON'T
take anybody's dust he usually gets laid
in It.
Pa says that if stingy man could see
himself as others see him, he would be
miserable
Soldier boys are SO strong with the girls
that when they get into fight It is called
an engagement
There Is no mistaking a lady, It mat
ters not what station in life you ind
her-exeept railroad and police.
Reverend Skylark is a bird in an argu-
ment He says the devil was a male,
cause no female ever wore mail
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-09
FIELD DAY FOR BALL PLAYERS.
Question of Speediest Runner and
Longest ThrOvver TO Be Settled.

Cincinnati, Sept S.-For years the aues-
ton has been asked. Who IS the fastest
man on the bases in basebalI?'' or who
is the best or most accurate thrower In
the gamer or VINO is the speediest
batsman in the business in the matter OF
getting down TO first base on a bunt?'
Guesses there have been many, but
authoritative answers, none. Two rec
ords, one for long-distanee throwing.
made by John Hatfield in the early los,
and one for circling the bases, made by
Harry Berthrong late in the SOS, still
stand as the best authentic figures on
these two departments of the game.
Others claim to have surpassed both
these records. among them the late Ned
Crane, who is said to have thrown about
1S5 yards against Hatfeld's 1SS yards
foot inches, and Marty Hogan. who is
said 10 have beaten Berthrong's base
eircling figures Of 13 % seconds by a fifth
of a second.
But neither Of these nor any of the
other records alleged to have been made
were performed under official sanction.
so the Hatfield and Berthrong records
still stand
Realizing that the public is deeply in
teresteo In dope" concerning baseball
players, President Hermann, of the Gin
cinnau club. and who also is president
of the American Bowling Congress, de-
cided 10 have a series of baseball field
trials in connection with other special
features that had been arranged for
Bowlers Day at Cincinnati next Tuesday.
when the proceeds Of the game between
the Reds and the Pirates are to go to
the fund 10 provide entertainment for
the American Bowling Congress bowlers
during the national convention in Gin
oinnat IN February