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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
DIAMOND PIN STOLEN.

Elijah B. Reid, colored, OF 1871 Eighth
street northwest, reported to the police
yesterday that a diamond pin valued at
500 and a suit of clothes had been stolen
from his room. Detectives are lnveS-
the case.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
NOT SURPRISED.

The postmaster in a certain town pre-
sumed always to know it all, and two
young students visiting the town, who
We're told OF the fact, used TO ply him
Win questions. One morning when call
ing Tor letters, one said:
FoP; l see in this mornings paper
that Shakespeare IS dead.
that So" exclaimed the post
I!eSte4, heard he was very sick, but
change.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08

All the time Times want ads. are per.
forming ''prOdigies OF service--some OF
which might as well be for YOU.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08

The FL remedy for a case of 'sblues" Is
cd ad. in The Times. i'0s''ioH ant
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08

a young man who had been convicted
Of murder in the second degree. Before
the prisoner left the penitentiary
Machen took him aside and gave him
some sound advice and incidentally told
him to secure work in some place where
be was unknown.
Several weeks later" said Machen,
Il met this young man on the street n
Moundsville one night. and he told me
that lac had followed my advice snd that
he had been made a foreman at the
place where he was employed If this
system OF parole which is in vogue in
many States would be applied to Fed
eraI prisoners there would be fewer
hardened criminals in the United States.
1 sincerely trust that the Department
CT Justice viii give this matter serious
consideration
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-08
Obtained Murderers Parole.

Machen became so Interested in this
subject of parole while at MoundsvilIe
that be aided IN having placed on parole
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
LOS ANGELES
 MINERS DAY
 DECLARED OFF
Chamber of Mines of Angel City Decide That City Would oNt Be Able to Get a Big Attendance.
CATCH-YLos Angeles ... ...

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 Many Bisbee people who had an- ticipated attending the Annual Mining Day, which was to have been given in Los Angeles, largely for the beu-- fit of the people of this section, will be disappointed upon learning that the plan, which was fathered by the Chamber of Mines of that city, has been abandoned. A number of min CTS from Bisbee had intended enter been announced.
 The information given above is con- tained in a letter addressed to Geo, E. Buxton, of this city, who wrote regarding the event The contest of the letter follows:
 Tn reply to your favor of the 22nd inst, l have to report that I imme- diately took the matter up with the Chamber of Mines and learIsed that they have been compelled to abandon the Annual Miners Day for this year. for the reason that the inter- state commerce commission would not consent to special rates being made. They will, however, arrange for a most entertaining day next year and desire me to express to their friends their qualification on account of the interest taken by people out side of Los Angeles.
 They also desire me to say that they have arranged to keep "open house" at their club rooms on the 18th of August, this year, for the pur- pose of entertaining all members of |the Hassayampa Club and their friends who happen to be in Los Angeles on that date"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28

by the bolt Mir. Allen won the cup at Sundays match by up. The cup has now been won once by three diff feTent members, Pelton, Sawyer and Allen. It must be won three times to come into final possession,
 The large timbers for the Country Club, which have been expected for some weeks have arrived and will be unloaded tomorrow, which assuI es the members of a club house in the very near future. By September 1st, if not sooner, the house warming will take place. The house committee will be able to tell in about ten days the date it will be given. The house committee will meet this week to ar range all details which have not been to, such as phone, electric wire to the club house, furniture and the employing of a steward for the club house. The house committee have received several applications for stewardship.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28

she left. Meantime Thomas had gone to a corner of the room and stopped down. Johnson was warned that the negro had a knife or a gun, but con tinued trying to force open the door. This he finally did by thrusting his shoulder against it.
 The impetus of the blow which broke in the door carried the officer into the room Thomas was waiting for him beside it, and raised his arm to strike, but before he could do so he was struck on the side of the head with the officers gun. He was then grabbed by the collar and gave no further trouble Thomas was fined S759 for disturbing the peace, but no charges were preferred against him for resisting an officer
 One of the women arrested, Martha Dawson, was allowed to go on her own recognizance until this afternoon at o'clock, as she is the owner of property. The other woman is in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
ALLEN WON CUP
 IN GOLF MATCH
Date for Warming of the New Club House Will Soon
 Be Announced,

L. R. Allen won the Powell cup al the Warren Country Club golf match Sunday afternoon. There were many contestants out. The grounds were in fine shape. A majority of the play CTS had finished before the rain came up in the afternoon. The shower that fell about 4 o'clock was one of the heaviest of the season and caused a rush for shelter. Lightning playeu pranks all over the links. One bolt struck close to a buIich of golfers. Dave McKean be<2g struck in the left arm, which was numbed for a time
 Aside from that ne Mas not affected
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28

.t Is pretty good evidence that con- siderable has been accomplisheu. This is what has recently occurred with reference to the Board of Traae Of this city, a part of whose mission IS to secure better freight rates for the merchants of bisOee.
 In recent letter 10 one Of the lead ing firms of the city the Frank Simu- son Fruit Company, q. Los Angeler. one of the largest ii ms of it's kind on the coast, comments on the work Of Ire Bisbee Board ni Trade as follows.
 We are in recstJt of yours 1f the =2nd with information in reference ,o rate on fruit and vegetables in Bis. Dee It is nigh compliment ta yolu Organization when y'e state that ii Was only after reb ,aued reque Us for information that we were able to in- duce the Southern Pacific office at this end to quote the rate you mes ton.
 We will get the other rates just as soon as possible, but from past ex- perience we think it altogether prob- able that your Board Of Trade cen secure it more quickly than we can"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
OFFICERS USE FORGE TOQUELL
 NEGRO RIOT
Attempt Made to DiSarm City Marshal Stevens - Negro Who ReSiStS Arrest Struck By Officer Frank Johnson.

Serious trouble was ayerted last night by officers using good judgment in not resorting to their guns in breaking up riot among the negroes back of the Fair store last night about 9:30. As it was, one of the officers was compelled to crack a negro on the head, while another might have had his gun taken from him had it not been for timely assistance.
 The whole affair started in a fight between two negro women, Martha Dawson and Dicie Budd One of them accused the other of having been re- sponsible for the arrest of the man Brown, who was yagged by the court few days ago, after being arrested in a negro woman's room.
 The quarrel extended over a con siderable period before actual hos tiIities began, and large crowd of negroes collected. When trouble did begin. the negro women principals waded in in dead earnest. The Daw- son. woman picked up pair of tailoTs shs~Ss and struck the other over the head with them, raising lump ss big asa hen egg.
 About this time City Marshal Jack Stevens, who had heard the racket. appeared on the scene He was i'm mediately surrounded by ten or twelve negro men and women, who caught him by the arms, coat and every other place where they could secure a hold. Some one attempted to relieve him of his gun, but despite the number of his assailants, he pre- vented this.
 Deputy United States Marshal John Foster then arrived as reinforce -uep- He saw the predicament Of his xSHow-officer, and at once cleared the Nay by waving his gun, without having to strike anyone.
 The two women were placed under arrest and were followed by most of the crowd to Justice Hogan's court. Here one of the negro women, Martha Dawson, discovered that she had lost her pocketbook, containing $S2. dur ing her late unpleasantness. Several of the negroes said they had seen George Thomas, another negro pick it up after it had fallen, and later lay it down again. This Thomas denied.
 The court then ordered On1cer Frank Johnson to go to Thomas room and search it. The crowd again fol lowed Thomas lives near the house in which the fight between the women occurred. When within a short dis tance of it be walked over to Martha Dawson. who was in the crowd. and who had lost the money. and struck her with his fist He immediately ran at full speed for his house, a few yards distant.
 Officer Johnson followed, but Thomas reached the souse in time to bolt the door in the officers face. Bystanders who ran to the house said they saw Thomas run to his wife, who was in the room, apparently handing her something. afeg which
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
SPECIAL SERVICES AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Foundation for Rev, Spicer'S Sermon Was the Parable
 of the Ten Virgins,

Special services of an interesting character were held Sunday evening at the Church of Christ and were at tended by a large congregation. The foundation for the sermon was the parable of the Ten Virgins, and was emphasized by living illustrations of the text.
 After Rev. NIT. Spicer's earnest elu- citation and application of the Biblical aIlegory, the lights were turned low and the soft strains of the virgins bridal song were heard issuing from an ante-room at the side of the church. The five wise virgins em- erged, singing, and proceeded down the aisle. They were represented by young girls attired in white robes patterned after the old Hebrew cos tunes, and bearing small, lighted lamps.
 The palpit, draped in festive white and brightly lighted, represented the bridal hall, into which the maidens were admitted by the guardian of the door, a little girl in pure white, and here they finished their song of re- joicing.
 Then came the five foolish virgins, down the aisle. dark-robed and with unlighted lamps, yet pleading in mournful melody to be admitted to the wedding fesst. But the answer came from within, '.Too late, too 'late!"
 After a pathetic duet in which the foolish virgins besought entrance and were denied, they turned back into fba Sa-Ixnaeq ranaatafno ssT-oo late too latei"
 After the service. which was i'm pressive in every feature. the invita-. ton to unite win the church was ex- tended by MT Spicer, and four re sponded Mr and Mrs. C. D. Maglone and NIT. and Mrs. Ferris Maglone.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
CAR BOWLS POLE OVER.

Sunday morning as the 10 o'clock Country Club car was nearing the terminus of the line at the Country Club it was noticed going at quite an exceptional speed. Instead of stop ping speedily, as usual, it struck the large pole used to keep the trolley wire taut at the end of the line and broke it square in two. dama giDg the car somewhat, but injuring nobody. The telephone was put out of busi- ness and the accident occasiorSed an hours delay.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
NECK IS BROKEN BY SUDDEN FALL John B, West Loses Life By Falling From Wagon
 Found Yesterday.

John B. West, aged ffty-three, was thrown from his wagon at 2:3O Sun day afternoon in Lowell, and instaut- " killed, his neck having been broken by the fall. Funeral services were held over the remains yesterday after noon from the Palace undertaking parlors.
 West was a native of Texas and is survived by son who lives here. and by two brothers, one in McCuI- tough county, Texas, the other in Arkansas. He had lived in this sec ton a number of years, but had only recently made Lowell his home, where ne was teamster. A coroner's jury brought in a verdict O the effect tha. the deceased came to his death by ac- cident.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
Scores,

The full program of the range ln- cludes several matches and the fol lowing local contests.
 September 6.-Marksman's course, open to all.
 September 13.-National Rifle As sociation medal, open to club mem bers.
 September 2O.-Marksman's course, re-entry, open to all
 Sept. 27-HenkeI- Wheeler trophy. open to club members.
 Oct. 4.-Henkel trophy for teams from Copper Trust, M. W. Mitchell, captain; Legitimate Business, M. J. Cunningham, captain.
 October 1l.-Members' consolation match
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
REACTIONARY TONE
 IN THE MARKET
Selling In London Blamed on Unfayorable View Taft'S
 Speech Will Cause.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The react ionary tone which reasserted itself in the stock market today seemed to be based on technical causes largely. There was lack of news to afford any other explanation or corroborate these views. The London selling is said to be due to the unfavorable view of the effect on. financial affairs to be looked for from Taft's speech of ac- ceptance. Reports are current that abstracts of the speech have been published in London.
 Where supporting measures appear ed heretofore to absorb offerings they were lacking today. Last week. heavy distribution of speculative
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
METALS,

The London tin market was lower today. Spot, 9136 los; futures e137 lbs. The local market was easy at
 Copper advanced 5s to e59 5s for spot; $50 for futures in the London market. Locally the market was firm and another notch higher, with lake at l3.25c; electrolyte, 12.S7b013c. casting, 12.62k k912.75c.
 Lead lower at e1S in London. The local market was at $4.47A A045O.
 Spelter unchanged at R19 5s fin London. Locally firm at an advance of points at s45O6455.
 Iron unchanged at 49s for standard foundry, but 11kd lower at sos for Cleveland warrants in London
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
GRADY LEAVES TODAY.

ThOs. Grady, recently elected a, member of the city council. will leave this morning for Glendale, Cal, where he will assume charge of a laundry which he has recently bought there. He stated yesterday that he would remain a citizen of Djsbee, pay his lodge dues here, and in fact con sider this lis home
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
GOOD PRACTICE
 ON RIFLE RANGE Capt, Wheeler Made Possible on the 500-MatCheS of
 Rifle Club Schedule,

The ritiemen got in some good practice on the range Sunday. Capt Wheeler came up from Naco with a bunch Of bullseyes in his pocket and made a possible on the 800. Engelder topped on the 200 with the creditable score of 23. The boys then went for the 600 yard target. It looked very small, but was not found very difficult after the elevation and wind age was found.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
MAN KILLED AT FAIRBANKS.

4 man whose name it was imncsei- bls to learn last night was killed on the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad at Fairbanks yesterday afternoon. He was run down by a train.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28

holdings had proceeded to a degree apparently that left the powerful eIe- ment in speculation indifferent to tbe course of prices or actively fayorine a decline to afford a favorable onnoT. tunlty for getting back stocks sold at an advance. 90'u ''t
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP,

CHICAGO, July 27.-CattIe receipts were estimated at 26,0O0 head. The market was steady to 5 cents lower. Reeves, $4O06I90: Texas steers, $S.1O0450; western steers. s3.656 5.SO; stockers and feeders. S2. .6Om 4.6O; cows and heifers, s1.7565.90; calves, S5.756725.
 Hogs, receipts estimated at 36. 900 head. The market was SC to Toe low CT, Light, $5.9066.55; mixed, $6.5O6 6.65i rough, $6.G5@6.25; heavy, St. .O5. 06.671z; good to choice heavy, s6.25G 6.671z; pigs, s5.2O66.0O; bulk of sales. s6.30@6.55.
 Sheep receipts estimated at 16.O00- Market steady. Natives, $2.606460; westerns, S275@465; yearIings, S4. 50 5.10; native lambs, s45O66.6O; west erns, s4.50G6.6O.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
REMAINS INFERRED.

Funeral services over the remains of Edwin Loomis, who died at his home in Warren test Friday evening. were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence in Warren. The Odd Fellows had charge of the services.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
STOCK IISr

Amalgamated Copper, 731h: Ameri- can Smelling, S6 7-S; Atchison. S6II. Chlcago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. 39 2.4, New York Central. 1O7 1-4; Pennsvi. Vania, 1241z; Reading, IF 3-s: Sonfb- ern Pacific, 92; Union Pacific. 102 IA U. $. Steel 441h; U. s. Steel prferred
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
GRAINS.

Wheat opened weak aud developed weakness as the session advanced At the outset the market was de- pressed by continued favorable weather in the northwest and by a weak tone in European cables. September opened 1-S61-4 to ESQ 1kc lower at 90 1-4G9015c; sold of to S9 1-4c; closed at S9 3-Sc
 Corn was affected by the decline at Liverpool and by hot, forcing weafh-- CT. The market was weak all day.. selling general. September closed at 75 1-Sc.
 The market for oats was nervous, prices fuctuated over a wide range. July advanced from 521kc to Sic Later the price dropped to 50Ac on 2 to 3 cent breaks in cash prices. The close was weak at Sic September closed at 42 7-S643c.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
BAILEY LEAVES CAMP.

Charles Bailey. who has been an at the Lowell fo7 several years, has gone to Oakland. Cal. where he will in future make his home. He has relatives in Oakland.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
LOS ANGELES FIRM
 PRAISES BOARD TRADE
Has High Opinion of Ability to Secure Lower Freight
 Rates to Bisbee.

When concessions in freight rates secured from railroads are such as to be taken note of bZ outside hrmsi
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Morgan and CaTrigan. '
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
LOST.

STRIPED ribbon belt with military buckle Return to Mrs. Grigsby. ENVELOPE containing money. bet. Front street and Sand Spit Reward. Return to Nugget office
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
SHOOTS WIFE
 AND SUICIDES

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
THE souRooueH.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
Classified Ads.

\ camp cook and baker sober and willing wishes work Albert. Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
NEW KIND OF DOG SLED.

Man Carrier Kiegytcd brought the mail [" rh- Kousarok yesterday by us- ing -lcd which rested on truck whose wheels dtfed un the Seward Peninsula rails. Dogs pulled th' strange vehicle and went at q quick pace
 When kjveStsd encounters snow r., mas only tu diSmouut his sled and travel winter fashion
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
SOLDIERS MAKE #c~n
NENL6cH LIKE DUB

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
CEBJ READY

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
NV. GRIFFITH IS
NOW WITH GEESE

NJ N GriiuH who has -pout q aaurher "t S-at- With Darling & netH. has now taken a position iu ths house 4f l r Giese.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25
MARSH ARRAIGNEp.

rHHp Marsh vino uaz indicted b> rrg Er1ui Jury "u tHe hrargr 0t f"rs- crt and obtaining Wuuey uudci fai-t rrrt,a-ee. aa~ HrraIeue5 fadsE and Ha- altea #aia tomorrow t4 plead
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25

elatz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25

High Grade imported and Domestic Cigars at the Board of Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25

elatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-25

Granite Mining Candles are ,h. b.s,