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Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28
J. C. PRITcHARD.
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks Speciality.
Agent for the Liverpool G. London and
Globe Insurance Companies.

SHOCKS q Specially.
Agent for the Liverpool G. London and
Globe Insurance Companies
February 9th, 1908.
The market today has been very
strong and active, considerable pusi-
ness being transacted. Tie sales at
noon were s127,900. Total sales for
the day being s28S, 200.
There was some advance in copper
in London, but there was no change
in the American price.
Butte stocks were among the lead
ers in activity Amalgamateu, Old
Dominion and Superior & Pittsburg
showed considerable advance. Butte
Arizona has moved up with the rest
and We anticipate further advance to-
morrow.
Sales on Gold Nugget stock still
continues at the low price of 20 cents.
Better get some of this stock before
:! advances.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28
Mining, Shelters s Stock Quotations
TlLLIlNGHAST
HAS STAMP MILL

KlNGMAN. Feb. 27.-The work OF
removing the big forty-stamp mill al
midtown, is being carried on quietly.
II is understood that it will be erected
on the Monica mine. in Yavapai coun-
ty, In which property Morgan Filling
hast is heavily interested. The mill
was erected about nine miles from the
mines OF Vivian and was out of al,
proportion to the producing condition
and capacity OF the mines.
A great deal of teaming is being
done out of Yucca to the big McCrack-
en- camp. The company is sending in
supplies In car lots besides building
material and mine timbers. 1t Is ex,
pected that the camp will soon con-
tain several hundred people and take
on boom that will outshine any
thing on the cast The mine is there
and the people back of the enterprise
have the necessary capital to put the
property on its. feet.
Alonzo Wells is in the Expansion
gold mining camp. in the Union Pass
range. and reports that the big bore
that is to tap the Expansion vein at
a depth of 500 feet is now in over
LOO feet. Water is now showing in
the breast of the bore and it is ex-
pected that a good flow awill soon be
encountered. Mr.. Wells believes the
company has a splendid property and
that the drift ought to prove It up.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28

P. McCardell, deputy mineral sur
yeyor for this district. has just COM
pleted the survey and plating of a
large group of mining claims, at the
Copper Camp for the Jan KubenA
Mining company.
The Mckesson mill will be ready
TO begin crushing ore by the middle
of this week. II will handle about
ten tons of ore daily. and win be of
great benefit to the mine owners OF
the Gold Flat section.
Work on the Enterprise, on the 100
level east, is progressing and big ore
bodies are being opened up. The
mine at the breast of the east drift
never looked better and the chances
for a great mine are improving with
every foot of work.
A. d. Coolidge and F. f. Drawn de-
parted last week on an extended pros
pecting trip to the south. They ex-
pect to be gone nearly a year. II is
their intention. to prospect through to
San Diego, which place they expect to
reach by April.
Fred II. Stull, of Chloride, was a
Kingman visitor several days last
week. Mr.. Stull has lease on the
Lucky Boy mine, and it is said has
opened up one of the finest bodies of
ore ever seen in that property. A
carload shipment will soon be made
from the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28

INDICATES
Confidence
Several Copper Stocks Were
Strong On the Rise-Greene
Cananea Showing Gain With
Several Good Sales.
CBy Frank ]. Graf

Today's market. showed further ad
vance, especially in coppers, which
were in the lead. The rise in Anal.
gamated showed confidence in the eh-
tire list. Butte Coalition, North butte.
and Old Dominion were the strongest
on the entire list. Greene Cananea
showed strength and few sales were
made at 8 ~, but dropped to 8 Ii.
Superior & Pittsburg also showed
strength. sales being made as high as
II "a. Denn-Arizona and Shattuck
are being well supported. The entire
market looks good and better prices
ought to prevail. Stock ought to be
bought at these prices and not sold,
for If the market is not purchase at
these figures, then stocks are not
worth a purchase at any price The
New York market shows continued
advance and better prices have pre-
vailed for the last few days. Money
Is easy at 2 per cent.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28
Strike at Iron CAP

A strike of rich copper ore has been
made at the Iron Cap mine of the Ma
tional Mining Exploration company.
The new find was made in the west
drift on the $50 level Six feet Of high
grade carbonate ore was struck in the
drift and assays received yesterday by
General Manager Woodward show cop
per values as high as thirty per cent.
1t is now believed among certain well
known mining men that the vein in
which the ore was found is a west
ward continuation of the Black Hawk.
W. S. Sultan, formerly superintendent
of the Arizona Commercial, made an
examination underground yesterday
and later expressed himself as con-
WINGED that it is the Black Hawk
fault. With rich ore in the east and
west drifts, the Iron Cap vii soon be
a proven mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28
PAINE, WEBER & co.
(speciaI wlre . L ]. overlock.)

Especial wire to L. J. Overlook
BOSTON, Feb. 27.-The good buy
ing in Amalgamated copper, Butte,
Range and Butte Coalition still con
tinues and they are bound for higher
prices. There is no change yet in the
metal and it Is freely offered at 10
cents. The political situation is be-
coming more settled and is an unim-
portant factor now. We still advise
extreme caution against overlooking
and believe in selling on the rallies
and only buying when they are weak
About ten thousand shares of North
Butte have been taken out of the mar
ket from 40 to so and the short in
terest in the stock has been increas-
ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28
FREMONT FRAzEE.

he old reliable sure filter. Chicago
Tailoring Agent. has opened his tail
oring sample Office in the s. E. corner
of the Orpheum Theater building; 1000
New Samples to select Spring and
Summer Suits and Trousers from
Suits made to your measure s14 TO s35.
Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed.
1000 Shirt samples from the White
Swan Shirt Company of Chicago. Ali
new patterns. Prices as low as can be
bought IN any City In the U. S.
FREMONT FRAZEE
s. q. Corner orpheum Bldg.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28

For Review job and business ONCE
call phone No. SO.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28
get FIRST ORE
in gem SHAFT
OF GLOBE CON.
After Eighteen Months Work
Two Feet of Heavy Sulphide
Are Struck On the 1900
Level.
tGlobe Belt

An event of Importance has trans
plred at the Gem shaft of the Globe
Consolidated, 1t is the striking OF the
first ore in the shaft, where develop
ment work has been in progress for
the past eighteen months. A two foot
vein was broken into and penetrated
in two blasts at distance OF $50 feet
from the shaft in the uorth crosscut
on the 1900 level The vein carries a
good grade of sulphide ore with a
copper value of about four per cent
The iron and sulphur contents are
heavy, which makes it vey desirable
smelling ore. The crosscut will be
continued for a distance of $50 feet,
where it is hoped to strike the Future
Copper vein. This vein, like the one
just encountered, which is believed to
be the Gem vein. was barren on the
500 leve. but it was about twenty-five
feet wide. In view of the recent
strike, no doubt exists that a rich
body of sulphide ore will be Iiiscov-
cred when the Future Copper is en-
countered.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28
TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over RInehart's Drug Store-Rooms
8 and 4 Antier's Building.
Risbee. Feb. u. 1908.

Bisbee, Feb. 81, 1908.
The New York market was very
quiet and dull andn while the market
held firm there were only slight
chances from the opening figures.
Amalgamated advanced one poinl
and the. Butte stocks on the Boston
market were strong all day.
Globe, Greene Cananea and Supe-
rior & Pittsburg also show goou
strength. Wolverine & Arizona, DEM
and Warren are quiet with no trad.
ing.
Butte & Arizona and National Elk
ploration are both strong, with good
demand at present prices.
The market is still in hesitating
mood, and bids fair ito remain quiet
for theimmediate future.
Closing OuOtafiOuS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28
WALKER eRoTHERg LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. ]. IOyerlock.l
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The market
today was very dull and trading light.
Professionals were responsible for
the slight fluctuations and commits
sion houses had few orders at the
close. The market sold on a niue
but there was no activity.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-28

wanted-clean cotton rags at Re-
view Office. SIS.
Review want Ads stInu Resu!ta
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-10-15
Orchardists
and
Planters

Who give the matter Of future
returns any thought, are salts
fed with nothing but the best In
nursery stock.
We are always glad to meet
the particular purchaser, the
man who wants nothing but the
best, and who Is willing to be
Shown" We were never in as
good position to supply large
commercial orchards in unlimit-
ed number as we are this season.
Our plant Is perfection itself,
and never before looked as well
at this season of the year.
We invite correspondence from
prospective purchasers and will
gladly welcome visitors to our
nursery, which is located in the
heart of the Yakima Indian res
ervation, isolated from old or
chardS or forests.
Statesmen everywhere; more
wanted.
Washington
Nursery Co.
Toppenish, Wash.
The evening world., 1908-01-11
GEORGE DUE
HERE TO-.N|CHT TO
FACE WH|TNORE
Dickinson Woman Say:
Swamp Murder Prisoner
Told Her of Intent.

The murder OF Helena Wh!tmore. the
Harrison. y. J.. swamp mystery victim.
las heen put right UP to Theodore
Whitmorc. her husband by George
last night and will return to New
York to-day. This woman. with whom
Wlitmore was infatuated, supplies a
needed missing link in the chain of
evidence the police have been weaving
to connect Wni,more with the crime
George Dickinson says that she met
Whitmore by appointment at Thirty
fourth. street and Sixth avenue at >
O'Clock in the morning OF Dec. IS and
that he gave hec bracelet containing
four diamonds that had belonged to
Mrs. Whitmore. Th!s. Judging from the
autopsy revelations concerning the time
OF Mrs Whitemo~e's death. was ABOUT
three or four hours after her nude
body was thrown into Lamp Black
Swamp.
Tho woman was examined in Boston
to-day 10y Inspector CAarlock. Of Har-
rison, and left for this city in his Gus
tody.
Evidence corroborating in meas
use that Of George Dickinson about
meeting Wh.tmore on tae morning
after Christmas Day was obtained a
Few days ago by The Evening World
from Mrs Williams who conducts a
rocminG house al No. ~ West Thirty
fourth street. where George Dickinson
Lived with Aer reputed husban, Harry
ninl,cnsnn
The evening world., 1908-01-11
MADE LOVE ONLY
TO WIN GIRL
CASH. POLICE SAY

According to the Central Oflce peo.
pie, young Mr.. Max %oller, who was
arrested last night in Williamsburg. has
q unique but highly lucrative profess
sion. They say that he has developed
into an exact science the art of secW.
ing dots from Jewish girls and thsn
deserving them on the eve OF marriage.
Zeller. who Is thirty years old and good
looking in an oily, barber-shop-per.
fumery scrt of way. was to have been
married on Nov. 10 to Miss Gisella Blav-
ney at her homo. No. 1893 North Sew
enth street, Philadelphia. A schatcheU
or marriage broker had arranged the
match. According to Miss glavnsy,
Zoiler cannily collected from her in adA.
vace the marriage portion Of $500 and
vanished the day before the wedding,
Later he turned UP at the home OF
Max Charaud. No. 3I3 Bedford avenue.
Williamsburg. where he gwooed and
won charaud's sister-in-law, Miss Fam
ME WeisbIrd. Alderman Kelley mar
r'ied tho pair at the Manhattan City
Ha.l two weeks ago.
Within week the bride had zouse
mp in tho Lee Avenue Police Court,
claiming that he had coniisCated the
dot that he would not support her and
that he refused to llave a second cero-
muny performed 10y the rabbi.
The Philadelphia girl heard about tho
case in some way and she swore out
a warrant for him. alleging grand lar
ceuy. Two headquarters men took
Zoller away froh his new wife and
locked him up. Requisition papers ere
supposed to be coming from Philadei~
phia,
The police are tracing Zoller's record.
g,ly tt-f11 ha trA
dotted with mourning young women
who trusted the winning stranger.
The evening world., 1908-01-11
Can YOU FIND A
NAME FOR 27TH
LITTLE DARLING?

WANTED--A name for the twenty
seventh child-count 'em--of oscar l..
Darling. an inventor and engineer of
Amityville, l.. l.
The newest little Darling-and he be
comes his nhmc--arrivcd yesterday, lie
was present at somewhat earnest
conversation between his father and
mother. during which they tried to
solve the perpleXing problem OF hndins
a name for the newcomer.
Lets call him Daring Darling be
cause he is" said the mother.
Not on your Nfe." said the boy. "un-
less you want beating when grow
up"
Mr.. Darling is slxtyfour years old
He is the in,entor of compressed
tank system of Wator-works and "elI-to'
do. He IS tile father Of the largest
family in the State. II first wife was
a member of the Smith family. OF
Finishing. she had fifteen children.
twelve of whom are living.
The present Mrs. Darling was girl
IN her teens when she became the step
mother of the Darling brood twenty-one
years ago. She has mad twelve children.
ten of whom are living.
names" said Mr.. Darling to-day. NO
one outside the family could begin 70
tail ali tho children by name. Well
simply have to put OFF the christening
OF the neN vounSster until we find a
suitable name
The evening world., 1908-01-11
Story of a Won1an's
Trip to Brooklyn In
Rash Hour; No Crash
One Marvellous Result of the New 1un-
mel Is a tourney Made Safe to
Feathers and Fnery.

can now risk ride without the GER
tainty OF Immediate destruction.
When | went down into the depths OF
the bridge subway station during the
rush hours las, night to take my first
,.do 10 pr,or,i,., h,, nav NJ tho nov
tunnel II W.. with a feeling Of trepida- =
g., ,,-o. ,,,rc,, 80 tho br,aga axn,.
t.,,. , ,,a 60
,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,o, .,,,,,. ,,,h a,, 2,
was fullv nrspored to add my small
share to the hath. OF the Brooklynitcs.
c,utch,np INV bot In one hand and
nockethook IN tho o,her prepared TO
,reat m. ercnv Around about and all
,,.,r rool,aa ,or a srrp,,p Struggling
nae, 81, r,,,,ori+v but only a few harm
los. ,,,s,,,s ,..r. thare +, ne my fellow
..
!, ,.s ,ha rri,o,,,, ,our NJ : 10 and
-. . ,,, ,o,
'''e .''ID ""'.' ''' ''''
Inc brooklyn Express WIN Ns reu
and green lights swung into the de
''u s,a''o''' 81" '''s '',ne '- ,'
awaiting train In ,etsrro,,. ,,shIn, vc
,ro,n,I T., .rroro ,.,ar. ,,,roo =, no a.,
.',e door o,, ana ,,eiI,. Srdi,,, &,
saa, in tho boIr.r,,a, o,r nh io,,,
hast. .ra,.o,,an ,,., a, 80, ,.a. 49,
,o,,, .,,..',
,.,, ,,,,, '".
s,y,o 81
~ hoe, VOW ,.,. E.
he murmureG N nhtect annroTv ,,bio
I. weak with astonishment sank do,yn
- 49, ,,., san" Wv ~" II
The evening world., 1908-01-11
WHAT CAUSES HEADACHES.

FroIp october To Al.V culds arc the most
ersoYsnt sanse OF headache. LAXATTYk
6RoMo oUININE removes cause. 70. w,
The evening world., 1908-01-11
BAND TO OVERTHROW
TURKISH GOVERNMENT,

PARIS. Jan. 1l.-Representatives of
the different peoples who are being op-
pressed 10y Turkey, including the young
Turks Armcniaus. Greeks, Bulgarians.
Abanians. kurds, Jews and Arabs. held
a secret congress In this city to-day. 1t
was unanimously decided to organize in
common action to overthrow the pres
cui Turkish Government and for the
Substitution Of liberal constitutional
and parliamentary regime. The details
"l this revolutionary programme we're
not published.
Armcuans. Turks and BulEarians in
America We're represented II the con-
gress by delegates.
The evening world., 1908-01-11
RAILROAD MAN
Didn't Like BeimE Starved

man running on a railroad has to
be in good condition all the time o,.
he is liabl" to do harm to himself and
others.
clear head is necessary to rim =
locomotive or conduct n train. Even
railroad mans appetite and dices
tion are matters of Importance. as
the clear brain and steady hand re-
suit from the healthy appetite fol-
lowed by the proper digestion of
food.
For the past five years" writes n
railroader, Il have been constantly
troubled with indigestion. Every doc
tor consulted seemed to want to
starve me to death. First was dieted
on warm water and toast until | was
almost starved; then. when they
would let me eat. the indigestion
would be right back again.
"Only temporary relief came from
remedies, and | tried about all OF
them | saw advertised. About three
months ago friend advised me- TO
try Grape Nuts food The very first
day | noticed that my appetite was
satisfied, which had not been the case
before, that can remember.
In week. | believe. | had more
energy than ever before in my life |
have gained seven pounds, and have
not had a touch OF indigestion since
| have been eating Grape Nuts When
my wife saw how much good this
food was doing me she thought she
would try it awhile. We believe the
discoverer Of Grape-Nuts found the
Perfect Food"
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
Creek, Mich. Read THE Road to
Wellvil!e." In pkgs. There's a Rea-
SON." y,,.- ., -,,.,.r-.,. o,
The evening world., 1908-01-11
Bv Rose TiIlOtSOn.

brooklyn express, Step lively. please.
PLENTY OF ROOM IN THE CAR"
\ clash. a clang Jolt, whistle and
It's all aboard for Brooklyn town. under
the river. in the midst OF the frenz!ed
rush hour. But on what difference
the new subway makes in the trip across
the pond.
The bridge crush has received an
awful blow. 1t is nearly down and out,
and the wall Of tile weary straphanger
is a thing of the past. No longer need lie
risk life and limb in the morning and
nights daily scramble. Feminine finery
The evening world., 1908-01-11
Not Surprised at Death.

The Boston police located GeorrIe
Dickinson yesterday in house in
Cambridge, as the Evening World told
In its early editions. The place wa
watched and the arrest was made Ia 8,
night, as the Dickinson woman was nre.
pairing to leave the city. She appeared
70 be relieved to see the police and I'M
mediately proceeded to make dnmar+n,
admissions. Later she submitted 70
long examination in the prison and tod
OF meeting Whitmore and getting the
bracelet from him.
Il went to his house In BROOKLYN with
him on Dec. g." she said Il was sur.
prised to find that his wife was not
there. He told me they had had a row
and she had gone away, and he hoped
she would not come back. That is all he
said about her.
Then l heard that she was dead ami
l was not surprised. don't know
whether Teddy killed her or not, but he
often made threats that he would finish
her and run away with me.
He couldn't stand for his wife and
he hated her. l had no idea that the
woman in the swamp was Mrs. Whit
more until l read 1t in the papers. Then
saw my name printed in connection
with the case and l got frightened.
Detectives and reporters were getting
close to my trail. SO l skipped out to
Boston. l realize now that this was
mistake, and l am willing to go
back
Got Rid Of Bracelet.
The woman said that while she
thought a great deal OF Whitmore, she
really loves Harry DickensOn. She sent
Dickinson telegram asking him to
meet her on hcr arrival in New York
today. Mrs Dickenson did not have
the bracelet when she was arrested.
She said she had given it to woman
named Burma Small, OF WGertown.
The bracelet was recovered from Burma
Small last night and will be sent to the
New Jersey authorities.
Mrs, Dickinson told tho Boston po-
lice that Whltmore often spoke OF a
joint bank f,ount he and his wife had
in . Brooxls tt. 'snk. He said that he
The evening world., 1908-01-11
BURGLARS GET
$4,000 LOOT
FROM 6 HOUSES
"A Footprint in Flour in One OF
the Homes the Only Clue
to the Robbers.
USED RED CANDLES.
These Were Stolen From One
of the Victims, All Neigh
bors in Jamaica, L. ].
USED RED CANDLES,


a band OF robbers descended last
might upon the peaceful suburban cen
1.o,co aud e,ta-,ps CIV mr.
-,,.. -,
"'e reS''''''' '''''
ing and Jeweiry Va!ued AT S-'""' IN"
visitation o, the rorch-clImhers was
tho cleanest job in the way Of burglary
that the Long Island suburb has ever
experienced.
\ clIs-lnd the only one-is the III T.
print of bare foot in some loose Hour
wN''h US Sf'W ." ',' N.'''.,', ,, l'Oo'
IN ,n@ npi''e W H'9. '.l
on fi'''S'e "Ee''"' US 4'i',',"' ''''
80 - -. g., .i,-
on o'
''',i'"' VI '.'
~, 1,. ',' ,,, -UJ,' ,.s,,o.o .,,. tho
-, 20
owner was o'"' '"th'S-"" S'"'S W
age.
The people robbed and the losses re-
r,,,,, 81 II. as .,lIors.
po. 'eu !" ','e Po,''e ''e
The evening world., 1908-01-11
SEVEN FOOTPADS
ATTACK MAN At
DOOR Of HOME
Duncan Lewis Fights Until
Overcome and Left
Unconscious.

No less than seven highwavmen met
Duncan Lewis, a public accountant, at
the threshold of the punsbr, Apart
ments, No. 100 East Thrty-frst street,
at 4 o'clock to-day and assaulted him in
the most brutal fashion leaving him al
most naked. emptyinG his pockets of
$40 in money and taking al! his jew Try.
Mr.. Lewis lives in the Dunsbro with
his sister. He is a atrapping big man
OF forty and was once n noted athlete.
He had been to club smoker, starting
downtown TO his home at $50 o'clock.
Whom he arrived at the entrance of
the apartmcnt-house the street was alb
solute!y deserted, and he had no warn
ing of the presence Of footpads, as they
had hidden themselves behind n cluster
OF evergreens that decorated the por,ico
OF the Dunsbro.
He had his finger on the electric push
button when he was struck on the head
from behind As he fell three men
jumped upon him and kicked him in TIE
head and body. lie managed TO struggle
to his feet and give fight. but was
beaten down again. He counted seven
men in the swarm of thugs that piled
upon him
1ellnS 1Or nslp he shrugged Win All
his might as long as he remained
conscious. but no one had the temerity
to come to his assistance Frank Bowen
the negro elevator boy OF the Dunsbro,
came to tho glass door and looked out
On the battle. He declared to-day ;hIt
he did not see Lewis in the confusion OF
struggling men until after the thugs had
fed Then he want out and carried the
unconscious man into the house.
DIR. j. Wallace Beveridge. of No. 3S
East Thirtieth street, who was sum-
moned to the public accountants apart
ment. said to an Evening World report
or to-day that only the fact that Mr..
Lewis is a singularly robust man saved
his life.
such a terrible beating as Mr.. Lewis
recs.Tsd," said tia physician Eoulu
have resulted in tr- death of n AN of
Trailer physique. AS 1t Is, both his ell
bows are dsocated and his body is
mass of bruises and contusions. Also
fea. he received internal Injuries. His
clothing was torn TO ribbons and when
i saw him hung on him in shredS.
His eyes were hlaCkened and he mad
been kicked in the face "A dozen times
OF course, there were no policemen in
the ncighborhood at the time, and none
arrived until / telephoned to Police
Headquarters. Then dozen detective,
We're sent out. The thieves could have
walked half way to Connecticut before
they began to work.
The evening world., 1908-01-11
A VERAGE IN AGE is so YEARS.
Only One Wears a Beard, Seben Haze
Mustaches and -Four, the Best Look
ing, Are Clean Shaven.
BY NLxola GreeIe1-Imi1b.
At last the jury!
What sort of a jury?

''''-N SD'' Va q JSi
| should say its average age was
about fifty, and in that way little
Younger than the twelve men who
tried Harry Thaw last year.
1t is, on the whole, a cookbook
ing jury, made up of conservative
New York bu:iness men quietly
dressed. Seven of the twelve are
men with mustaches; one has a
mustache and sparse Van Dyke
beard; the rest are clean Shaven,
and they are the best looking.
The foreman, Charles E. Grem-
mels, a broker, is of the mustached
quintet. He is a rather small
man, between thirty-fve and