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New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
WANT HOUSEKEEPING IN QUEENS.

A snecial grand Jury viii be asked to investigate
the manner in which the employees of Queens bor-
ough earn or do not earn their pay. In pre-
sentiment made yesterday by the Queens County
grand jury It set forth there was runor
that there hardly ever is honest dollars work
aona' for a dollars pay" The presentment says
that this rumor applies 10 all departments IN
Queens. Should the request for special grand
jury be granted will be asked to investigate many
departments.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
TRANSPACIFIc MAILS

Destination Close in Nap YorL
Australia except Vest, New Zealand
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia Cyia Vancouver and VIc-
,ana' t0Ta' BE. b c!1M9ana oct Q. 600 m
snds via seattel-rango Maru Oct 10. 600 m
ippine Islands Cyfa Francisco)-
rsbi,I S,na Oct H. 600 m
MI NFTanSseSSmM mMarposa Oct IL 500 m
West New Caledonia Cvia san
FTancsco)-Gowanburn ............-. Oct On soor ~
japan. Corea and China Especially ad- wv y "
dressed only. (va Seattle}Tremont Oct 2 e.no , m
japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl wv , "
ands via Vancouver Victoria b
C)-Enpress of China .............. Oct -,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
REPORT ON COTTON GiNNED.

Washington. Oct. 4.-The census bureau to-day
issued its complete report. showing that the guam
tity of cotton gnned from the crop of 1907 up to
September % was 1,569977 bales. against 2067, ,2S3
bales last year and 1855 ZIG in 1905. The report
counts round bales as half bales The total num-
Der of active ginneries reported was 1879 Total
gnneries reporting to September 25 last year was
90 as and in 1905 q Ss9.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
DOCK DEPARTMENT GETS $4,000 ooo
VIII Be Used to Buy Land Along Brooklvn
Waterfront.

ne controller recommended the issuance -,
F-ooO'"V V corporate stock for the uses ana
puIposes or the Department of Docks and Fer
ne al tne meeting yesterday of the Board =,
= .sa ~ SloSt OF this money viii be employed
~ tne purchase OF property between osth 80.
18Th streets and between 57th and e1.- 4a' aiia
hfookiyn. Borough President coler obtectaS - -
'he ground that the city was paying too r,,,on
money at the rate Of 81 a foot. ''''-oH
ine Controller replied that the city was nav
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

Norfolk. to the Old Dominion SIS Co with passengers
ana mdse. Ieft Quarantine at 1877 m.
Steamer La Provence (Fr). Tournier. Havre Sep
tember rs, 20 the Compagne Generate Transatlan-
tique, with 465 cabin and s31 steerage passengers.
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar a noon
., steamer Merida. Robertson. Vera Cruz September
90 Progreso % and Havana October !. o tho New
York and Cuba Man SIS Co. with 112 passengers
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at II: :55 o m.
c. steamer Seminole. Mckenzie. Aqua September %.
Santo Domingo City and Macors 90 Sanchez and Sama-
ma q, Puerto Plata and Monte Crist % and Turk
Island ~. to the Clyde SIS Co. with 10 passengers
mails and mdse. Arrived the Bar u o : 40 n m
Steamer Bayamo (Cuban). HUFF Tampico September
p, 20 the New York and Cuba SIS Co, with mdse
Arrived at the Bar m
steamer Mineola (Br). Scott. Shields september II
and sand Flo. 25. TO T Hogan q sons In
ballast. Arrived at the Bar a a m "
steamer Cedric (F3rD. Bartlett Liverpool September
"a and Queenstown -. the White Star Line with
b33 cabin and 800 steerage passengers mdse Ar
rived at the Bar 647 n m ~ 80
steamer Arapahoe kembe Jacksonville October and
mdse Left Quarantine at 4:lO m.
steamer Dora Baltea QaD. Mortila Genoa August Is
sca, "a MaTseies % 80 Leshorn September l. 49,
with mdse Arrived at the Bar at 3:i5 p M
SAILED
steamers Paula Ger. Flushing Paoma (Cuban) Ma
mnzas' etc: Thomas Wayman (Brl, Wilmington n 9.
Colon Cristoba Apache Charleston and TscIsory,I,a.
Carib. Georgetown and Wilmington
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
uottsE To BE a LOFT STRUCTURE.

Plans have been fled for making over the
old-fashioned four story dwelling house. No "a
West 3sth St. into six story loft and store ouiu-
ing with q top floor studio. The building Will Dc
extended both front and rear. and a new orna-
,,a,tel facade erected the improvements being
rna6a FOR a F. Jammes, as owner. They are TO
cost $1,000 according to the estimate OF h. T.
<everarce the architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

There were no sales yesterday in the Real Es-
tate Exchange Salesrooms, Nos. II and 10 Nesey
St Tho five story brick hathouse NO. oVo " 81 80
= os,oo II feat was scheduled to be sold by Joseph
p Day. but the sale was adjourned TO october IL
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
4 sasoooo EAST SIDE STABLE.

The Manhattan plans for new buildings hleo ~
,srsav Include a six story apartment house. with
aooounn odations for thirty-two families. TO be put
for Samuel D. Davis in 22d St, 50 feet west Oh
Third ave. at a cost Of $4,000 and seven story
stable for the American Express Company al NO
217 TO 223 East $50 St, extending through 10 NUS
oaa and 28 East 9Th ST, 10 cost SS6OoO
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
COURT ORDERS SALE OF BLOCK FRONT.

William J. Barr has been named as referee 10
sell che propertv on the east side of Broadway.
between issth and 18th SITS. in an action brought
by Joseph c. Levi. trustee. against Alfred Il.
Hanson and others to foreclose a mortgage OF
$500 made on January 13 1896.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool (and proceeded N'' -" -'4A i's
HfuIi Oct S-Toronto tBr) New York London
Maneheser, Oct 3-Camoens tBelg) New YORK
- Thomas, Oct 4-Parima (Br) Carey. New York
SeAca Oct 2-lazio Utah. New York Naples
naples Oct S-Prinzess Irene (er) York Tor Gsnoa
saez OCT 4-Aberlour (Br). Yokohama, FOR New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

ing only at the rate Of 81 10 foot. He con-
sdered it cheap at that price some Of the
property owners demand more than 81 a foot.
The board decided to make the award.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
LARGE JAPANESE RICE CROP.

Toxic, Oct 4.-The final official forecast or IN
years rice crop shows it to be 1872 per cent abo'
the average.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NfrNIATI-RE ALMANAC

Sun rises 1854 Moons Is
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy Hook 500 Gov. Island 6l2 Hell Gate sos
p M.-Sandy Hook 6l5 Gov. Island 625 Hell Gate slS
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAM ERS.
TODAY.

crosae
sew YORK southampton, Anercan... 600 $50 m
Ssnpania Liverpool. cunard 1880 200 m
Maracaibo Curacao Red D. ......... $50 a m 1900 m
San Juan. San Juan y R.. 900 a m I2:OO M
BeTInuoar Berrnuca. Queoec...... 900 a Hoo a
Saratoga Havana, Ward a
TennySon Argentina Lamp IL a IN 11.OO m
Sibra, Fortune Island Hamb-Am L a ! m
i y frleIIlch Jamaica Hamb-An. II 30 IN 200
IoIycafp fara Booth 200 m 300 D
Itett Coloh X NJ , f..-. IL 80 300
IteslueiI bidht, fiahlpuIG ttafnt Am 400
K6n!gin Iuise. Naples. n q Lloyd. II 90 n m
Minnehaha, London, Atlantic Trans. 900 n m
Kroonlsnd. Antwerp, Red Star. 300 . m
Caledonia Glasgow. Anr hor. n
Calabria, Naples. Anchor.
Concho Galveston Mallory m
algonquin. JacksonVlHe Clyoe....-... 300
CITY OF ColnI.2us savannah savannah - 300
Frhcess Anne Norlclk' old Dom. - 300 p m
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6.
Acre, Pernambuco Brazilian. $50 m $40 m
MONDAY. OCTOBER Z.
Monroe. Norfolk, Old Dom. ............ 400 y,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER g.
KronprinZ Wilhelm, Bremen " L. II 30 a m 3.oon m
Silvia. Newfoundland, Red a : n,
Carmana, Liverpool. Cunard "a ,n
i di Piemonte. Naples. Lloyd Sab...-.-
e!Ly lily. oI saVannah savannah Savannah - 5O0pm
IAIspaIoe' JachSohVlLe Clyde ...-.--- 300 IN
'e4iei9oH' ->oiioh' Old DOMINION 800 IN
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
SAILED

SAILED
Liverpool Oct 4-Vctoran (Br), New York
nun. Oct 3-Consueo (Br) New York
ASiers sept 2S-Shimosa New York
loan Sept SO-smoensk CI2ussl. New York via Rotter-
Barbados Oct 3cearense (Rr). York for Para
Para Oct - -Hiarius tBr) York ~
Santos, Oct 2-Soldier Prince (Br), New York
PASSED
Scilly Oct 4-Grosser Kurfurst Ger, New York for
Plymouth. Cherbourg Bremen. -
Malta Oct 4-Tudor Prince () Yokohama. etc. for New
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
Bull

Entire charge OF ell kinds OF building operations under
taken Plans specifications construction. superiutend
labor. materials 0
owner. plus a percentage INVESTIGATE. Box 81
NARITE for descriptive Book Of Factory Plans New
w Model Faotores-sae or rent LONG ISLAND CITY
FACTORY co. New York Orices. 40 Nassau street.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
Starssy Seminary

On Seneca Lake. near Wati
ing school fo= both sexes.
Eleven teachers; specialists.
merce. NJ. SUMMERBELL.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

ms. Opened Sept. 8. Scsrt-
Prepares for best colleges
Courses IN art. music. com
Pres. LakemOnt. y. Y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-22

HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS, AG- RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Coleman Wagener Hardware Company. (The New) Marshall-W Hardware Company. Miller Hardware Company. DISTRIBUTORS OF LIME AND
 CEMENT. Carolina Portland Cement Company. Southeastern Lime and Cement Company MILL AND MACHINERY SUP
 PLIES, ETC. Bailey-Lebby Company Cameron-Barkley Company C. s. Pitcher CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANU- LECTURERS AND SUPPLIES. C. D. Franke & Co.
 FERTILIZERS. Ashepoo Fertilizer Company. Combahee Fertilizer Company Etiwan Fertilizer Company. w. C. McMurphy Company. Read Phosphate Company. Virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-22
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.

p&AkNh0 <AHN0 Il ANO0A SONhA 'AINAGE0' Bank of Charleston. Commercial Bank. Carolina Savings Bank. Enterprise Bank Exchange Banking and Trust Company. First National Bank. Germania Savings and Trust Company. Hibernia Savings and Trust Company. Peoples National Bank. South Carolina Loan and Trust Company
 BOOTS AND SHOES. Brown-Evans Company. Drake -Innes-Green Shoe Company Lebby Shoe Company.
 CLOTHING. M Hornik & Co. Palmetto Manufacturing Cor.
 CROcKERY. Brown Crockery Company DRY GOODS, WHITE GOODS AND
 NOTIONS. M. Hornik & Co. Johnston-Crews & Co. Pringle Brothers. T. A. Wilbur & Son.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
UP ro JUDGE LANoIs.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-The ques- ton of immunity of the Alton from prosecution for accepting Standard oil rebates has ben referred back by the adr1inistration to Judge Landis at Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
.IS SERIOUSLY HURT
 IN FALL AT HOME
Mrs. John Ceron of Warren Loses Balance on Step Lad
 der and Falls to Floor,

As a result Of her failing from q step-ladder while in the act of strengthening a picture, hung on tLe wall in one of the rooms at ner J1Ge in Warren on Sunday afternoon, MTc. John Ceron, is now confined in the hospital, where she was opeI ated Jn yesterday morning. Fer recovery is looked upon as matter O. couple of weeks
 About 6 o'clock on Sunday evening Mrs. Ceron got the ladder for the pur- pose of fixing the picture, and in doing so leaned too far to one side, losing her balance. She fell to the floor and struck violently against the edge of T wash boiler.
 A physician was summoned hurried ly, and after an examination it was de. cided to remove the injured woman to the hospital, where she was operated on yesterday morning.
 Last evening the hospital authcTi- ties reported the patient a. dCiRg very well, and that she would be able to return to her home within a short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
OFFICER SHOOTS AT
 MEXICAN BUT MISSES
Night Policeman Mullen Fires After Commanding Mex
 iCan to Halt.

Late last night after ile had ordered the man to halt Night Officer Mullen took a shot at a fleeing Mexican, but missed him. The affair took place on O. K. street directly in front Of the Review office.
 The Mexican appeared at the Re view office and asked where he could find a hotel. Thinking that he had come in late from out of town, the man was directed by a reporter to go to the O. K. Saloon, where some Mex ican would probably be able to secure quarters for him.
 The reporter followed the man to the street, and there saw an aggrega- tion consisting of two women and two other men. The Mexican did not un- derstand the first directions, and as he was being told the second time Officer Mullen happened along. The newspaper man then turned the wan derer over to him, and for the first time noticed that the women in the party were negresses.
 It seems Officer Mullen had been after the Mexicans in the early part of the night for some reason or another, and as soon as one of them saw him he started to run. The of ficer told him to quit, and as this only quiokened his speed. took a shot, which went wild, and the man escaped around the Review office into the darkness.
 The colored women disappeared when the melee started, and the two Mexicans were started on the way with blows from the officers billy.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
B|G CONTEST IS ID START HIS
 EVENING
ZeiSmer and Dunlop Play First Game in Pool Tournament to Be Held at EIkS Club Everything Is Arranged,

Keen and widespread interest has developed in the pool tournament which is so take place at the Elks Club House on Upper Main street be- ginning this evening, but although sev- eral of the entries are being backed by their admirers, no one has yet ven tured to make a guess as to the winner of the contest, owing to the fact that the handicaps are such as to make it probable that some of the handicap men will be in the running when the finals are played.
 It was at first the intention of the managers of the contest to have each contestant play everyone else entered in the tournament, giving a man a chance to pull up his average if he happened to be out of form, when he played the first game. On account of the fact however, that the entry list showed upwards of twenty, and that in order to carry 1t out on the plan pro- posed 1t would take at least three months to play off all the games, 1t was decided to make the tournament an elimination affair. the same as that held at the Copper Queen Hotel. AL together there are twenty-two entered in the contest.
 The list of prizes as completed last evening was arranged by the commit tee in charge and is as follows:
 First priZe-s40.00.
 Second prize-s1O.0O by the Iris Theatre Company.
 Third Prize-Jointed cue, by J. S. McKeehan.
 Fourth prize-Silk umbrella.
 Fifth prize-Pair Military brushes, by Ball & Bledsoe.
 Sixth prize-Gillette Salty Razor, by Anderson & Gull.
 Seventh prize-Loving Cup. by C. NJ. Henkel.
 Low score-"Baby burro." by F. R. Harrington.
 High rm-s1OOO- scarf pin, by c. Q. store.
 High average-$7.OO pocketbok by Rinehar.'s Pharmacy.
 The games this evening will be be tween Zeismer C90) and Dunlop G00); and McKeehan CS5) and Frederick (9O).
 In view of the fact that Dunlop won the tournament at the Copper Queen Hotel, he is a favorite in the-betting for this evening but ther are many WnO Jhlnh IndL AelsiuSI VIII DS oOle to win the contest. As between Brod- erick and McKeehan, there is very little difference of opinion, although 1t is felt that if the physician plays up to form he will be able to beat the secretary of the antlered herd.
 In making arrangements for the big contest the club managers have mad the pool table moved into the large lOunging room on the first floor of the building, affOrding space for the large number of spectators who will take interest in the games.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
WRECK RESULTS IN
 DAMAG|NG SIX CARS
Brakebeam Throws String of Freight Cars From Track
 Near Charleston.

On Sunday morning. as result of the brake beams on one of a train of freight cars being pulled by engine No. 104, falling beneath the wheels, six cars left the track, and were more or less damaged, while the readbed was torn up for a considerable dis tance, and traffic on the line was sus- pended for several hours
 Engine No. 104 with a string of cars was coming south, when just this side of Charleston, small station on the Fl Paso & Southwestern, a ter rible lurch was felt, and on looking around the engineer saw six of the cars leave the track. He stopped his engine immediately, and an investiga- ton showed that the foremost of the cars had been thrown by one of it's wheels, and carried the rest with 1t. The cars were piled up along side the roadbed in a mass, but fortunately no one was hurt.
 A dispatch was sent at once for the wrecking crew, which started from Douglas. In the meantime the regular northbound passenged reached the scene of the wreck, and as it was i'm possible to pass, dispatch was sent for the stub train on the Tombstone Fairbanks run, to come and take the passengers on the remainder of the journey to the junction town. After this was done the returning passen- gers from Benson were carried to the wreck, and there transferred to the regular train which brought them into Bisbee.
 Late yesterday evening the wreck age was cleared up, and this morning trains were running on schedule time.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
DIES AS RESULT OF
 INJURY 4 YEAR AGO
Mrs, c, M, HenkeIl Wife of Lo- cal Business Man Sue
 cumbS to Her Injuries.

After suffering for more than a year past as the result of an accident which she met with, Mrs. c. M. Hen kel, died yesterday afternoon at the Calumet & Arizona hospital, not hay Ing the strength to recover from the effects of an operation, which the sur geons had decided upon as being the only means of prolonging the pa- tient's life, and counted this chance very slight one.
 About a year ago Mrs. Henkel, while coming down one of the trails from her residence to the business district of the city on a shopping tour. slip ped and fell, wrenching -her side, but thinking little of the matter at the time. The following day however she felt bad, and physician was call ed in, who discovered that the injury was more serious than at first suppos- ed. After being under treatment for while Mrs. Henkel was able to be up and around, but never fully recov- cred her strength, and was again talk en down about eight months ago.
 In spite of medical treatment, the patient showed no signs of getting well. and on the advice of local phy- sicians she was removed to Los An geles, and placed under care of a spe- cialist on hip diseases. For a time she improved, and it was thought she would fully recover, but again were her relatives and friends doomed to disappointment, as another decline set in, and the patient was brought home A physician has been in constant attendance since Mrs. Henkel was brought home, and on Sunday after noon at a consultation it was decided that the only means of prolonging the patients life Was. to operate. Yes terday afternoon the operation was performed, but the last eight months of suffering had so used up her strength that she died of shock and an internal hemorrhage after the operation.
 Mrs. Henkel was born in Wadding- ton, New York. twenty seven years ago, and came to Arizona. four years ago to teach in the local schools. In 1905 she married c. NJ. Henkel. The deceased leaves besides her hus- band a brother, Erastus Hadley, of this city, and a sister Mrs. R. E. Boyce, of Douglas.
 The funeral will take place Wednes- day, and the interment will be at Evergreen.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
MEXICAN STABBED BY
 FELLOW COUNTRYMAN
Drunken Quarrel Ends in At- tempt of One to Carve
 Another.

After a drunken row, the cause of which cannot be learned because of the uncommunicative disposition of those involved, Andreas Ruiz attacked Pol menus Andreas, at the latter's home, inflicting a serious wound in the back, although there is very little danger of the injuryE proving s\rious. The would-be murderer has not ben caught as yet.
 According to the best information that can be gathered concerning the affair Ruiz and Andreas had been drinking together in the latter's hut on Chihuahua Hill, when a quarrel arose over some trival matter and as the fire water was working the spat soon developed into a row of murder ous proportions. Finally Ruiz grab bed a candle stick and attacked his opponent, inflicting an ugly wound in the back.
 Attracted by the noise neighbors rushed in to find the injured man ly- ing on the floor weltering in his own blood. but ther was no sign of his assailant. The police were called and immediately started after the would be assassin, while the wounded man was taken to a physician where it was found that the wound was not deep enough to prove fatal. although 1t might have been with little more pressure.
 The search for the carving artist was kept up until late hour, but no trace of him was found. The Rang CTS wer notified, as it was thought that he might attempt to get across the boundary line into his native land. It he makes a move in that direction it is probable that he will be caught.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
RETURNS FROM MEXICO.

c. G. Adsit. consulting electrical Iengineer for the Cole interests, re- turned to the city last evening from the camp of the Black Mountain Min ing Company in the State of Sonora, where he spent the past three weeks supervising the work of installing in- creased facilities for the handling of ore from the property. He stated that the work of increasing the capacity of the mill at the Black Mountain was rapidly nearing completion, and would no doubt result in a much larger out put from the property. Mir. Adsit will remain here for some time to come fin connection with the work of installing the electric car line which Is to be operated between Warren and the up per end of Tombstone Canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
LABOR TEST CASE.
St. Louis Man Would Enjoin Gompers
 From Using Boycott.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-James w. Yancleaye, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, and himself a manufactures of St. Louis in the Supreme copnrt of the District of Columbia, today file dsuit to en- join Samuel Gompers and other of- ficials of the American Federation of Labor from using the boycott and the so-caVd unfai rat1 we don't pat ronize" list against his firm in St. Louis. or against other firms and in- dividuals. The case is in the nature of test and is regarded as highly i'm portant.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
SHARP REPARTEE IN
 COURT BY DELMAS
Continued from First PagsD

special attack on the prosecution in coming arguments to the jury.
 Supervisor Nicholas testified that on the day he accepted a 5000 bribe from Halsey, he went to the office of Abe Ruef and told him what he had done, and that Ruef said: "Halsey is a d-d fool; you keep the money Nicholas was indicted last fall on the charge of grating s26.76 in a muni- cipal furniture deal, but never has been brought to trial. On the stand today he denounced the indictment as false.
 Morgan was the last witness of the day He was called as the first of a series of witnesses by whose testi- mony the prosecution proposes to prove. by the process of elimination, that no cne but Louis Glass could have been guilty of signing the va r.ous checks upon which money for bribing the supervisors was obtained In the midst of his testimony Morgan was excused until Wednesday, when the examination will be resumed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
MINSTREL SHOW COMING.

Theatre Royal, Wednesday night. Don't miss it. Fun galore.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
ACCURATE DIAGNOSIS.

Dr. D. McSwegan has the medal of the International Medical Congress He cures rheumatism and nervous genito-urinary and skin diseases heart. lung liver and kidney diseases and gives free examination at the Letson block. He also examines the blood by the microscope. 715
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
RAPID CANAL WORK.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19 = The Panama canal construction work is progressing faster than calculated in estimate presented to congress. This years work will cost $S,00O,0 900 more than appropriated, owing to the rap idity of the construction. Colonel Goethals, however, will continue to work in advance of the appropriation expecting congress will make good
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20
MINsTREL SHOW COMING.

Theatre Royal, Wednesday night. Don't miss 1t. Fun galore.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-20

MT. and Mrs. S. w. French, of Doug las, arrived in the city yesterday to visit friends. and will return to their home this morning.