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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
"REoRGANiZERs" RECRUITED.

Some Of the Bryan devotion docs
nol stand III" test. We see that onr
OF tine Bryan electors in Nebraska.
declared he would cast his We Iii
the Electoral College Tor Tat IN
less he. the aforesaid Bryan clector,
was made the messenger TO Gerry
the States vote to Washington. Tn"
ether Bryan electors finally ou,wittcd
the pirate. but h" gave them good
deal of trouble: for he was in earnest
in pr. ."rrinG fire" trip 10 lHyaity
Is tn" bciIvcd Bryan. Norfolk Land
mark
Well this means another recruit
to the forces favor.ng a r!ghtabou'
face by the national Democracy and
the remuneration Of the cardinal prin-
ciplcS for which he party has stood
for more than Il decade The balk.
ing Nebraska electors h, nceforth mn :
be reckoncd as one CT the mos. ardent
spirits in the camp of The "rcOrgani-
GERS ana rchabilitators Of Dcmocra-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
nor after clean contest, and. thinh
fir a high purpose
Liquor Question Not Proper.

Liquor Question Not Proper.
AS | stated in Richmond the other
day. and repeated to you last Satu:'
day. i do net think opposition 20 III
liGror traffic IS The roper political
asset # aLy man. .nd | would TO
use that issue to make me Cover
nor. unless tina: / could feel that the
saloon could not he abolished or Z,
least Nor" surely abolished without
NV election 20 the Office
Il do 10; think ina; TO be the case
| his time. ard | did rot recrn lv give
publicity 10 my advocacy CT Sal"
| wide l-chibition TO create the i'm
Ll"ssion that peculiarly stand fer
! that doctrine"
Tucked for Local Option.
Although the full text of the plat
! form on which he will make the race
, for Governor Of Virginia has not been
! prepared, Harry ST. George Tucker an
nounced yesterday that he is not in
favor of Statewide prohibition. This
declaration was made just before he
| left the city for Norfolk, where the
League Will uCSih 10 WIZ
vention tonight. and at which the
question OF prohibition will be largely
discussed
Mr.. Tucker was seen by a reporter
On the eve CT his departure. after
a hurried conference with his man
ager ard political friends here. When
asked the direct question if he stood
for Statewide prohibition or local
OPTION Mr.. Tucked sad that his view
on the subject had been well known
by his acQuaintanceS in Virginia: that
he was preparing platform on the
public quest ions which would come
. before the people during the cam
paign. and he H. though; it best.
! therefore. to incorporate his views.
as whole. and submit them as a
whole TO the people Of the State
Favors Local Option.
Those who knew him. he continued.
! knew full we'll hat he had always
stood for the Democratic principle OF
local seif-eovernment. p .'Eemplifi"d
in local option laws; tina; he still be
iieved in it. and that he was not in
favor OF Statewide prohibition.
According to- he general under
standing prevailing heretofore. Mr..
! fuckers platform on the liquor CUES
ton is not far different from that
of Judge William Hodge Mann.
Judga Nasn i expected TO issue
Statement, fully expressink his views
after the meeting Of the AniSaloon
! League this We K. He will make
an address at the convention.
Figure on the Vote.
Mr.. fuckers Forthcoming plat
form will attract attention. al
though he has an@w"red the most
vital question b. 'xrressing himself
as being opposed to anything which
would deny the people Of a com
! munitv the RICH; 10 rrgulatc their
own affairs.
CAPTAIN Richard s kcr. sir. Tnck-
! er's manager. announced yesterday
/ that Colonel :. :. Brooks. Of Roa-
nokc. grand commander Of Coufcd
crate veterans will be Mr.. fuckers
manager in Roanoke.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
STRENUOUS SESSION OF
UNITED IRISH LEAGUE
Session Was Scene Of Violent Out
Break Over the Proposed Irish
Land Bill.

DUBLIN. Feb =. The national
convention Of the United Irish Lea
que which was opened at the Mansion
House today under the presidency
Cf John Redmond. was the scene. be
fore he session cl sed of an OUT brca X
that rcscmblCd the provcrbial Danny.
brock Fair
William OBriCn spoke. In Oipcsi
ti0n to III" chic: secretary. Tor Ire.
lands lard hill.
Mr.. Redmond was in favor OF ,hi
measure
During the controversy Eugene
kIean. mcmb"r OF Parliament from
the Sorthcasi diyisi n OF Corkc rush.
I'd 10 The platform apparently with
the intention of assaulting NJ. Rcd
mond
He was suppressed and hustled
away however.
Then for a few moments The ria
fern became soothing mas. ~
angry disPuiaHis
nri, SITS anil Legislators Iush"d mt
N" ARRAY and rugged at one another
while the remainder Of he audicrc,
yelled. Chccrcd and shouted cucour
| agcment TO 'he hispHtants
Ten minutes ~ more ELAPSED L..
| f0re Mr. Redmond wa able 10 qucl
tho pandc moiuum and ~" busiu~S
NJ TIC convention could nc TcsuE !
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
WHO HOLDS THE JAPANESE
BONDS?

Remembering the merger of the
Tennessee Coal l. Iron Company
with the United States Steel Co:
poraliou at the behcst of VI tgnatr>
Erick and Gary, before the country
will sanction Federal coercion OF
California, Nevada and Oregon. II
desires to know the names of III"
couitalists who hold tn" millions
worth of Japanese gov rnment bonds
in the United States.
Thrc" issues wer" subscribed to
by wall street fnancicrs at different
times.
On the New York StCck Exchange.
these securities were quoted on Tues
lay last as follows:
japan Is. 81
Japan lias 80.
Jayan 4h.s. Second Series. "lAn.
Give free rein to tn" Pacific Coa''-
ers in the management Cf their h0m"
affairs and the value Of JtpanrS"
bonds on the New Yurk Stock Ex-
change doubtless would head down,
ward.
Who would lose money in this
event?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
Accused Negro 6uil,Icss

OTTINWA. IOWA. Feb 9-JCs
Crh Hopkins. ooirr'd. arrested a. 4
witness in connection with tho muir
der OF Clara Roscn. who vas h"aicr
10 death With rock and hidden In
an abandoned G liar FRIDAY night
was released las; night a. having nc
connection with the crime The 20
lice have set free all persons apprr
bcndci IN conncc ion with the case
ard will seck for new clues.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
Hans Wagner in Line.

P!TTSHTRG. PA. Feb. ?.-HaIS
Wagner will 10 in his old POSITION
al short stop with II" Pi'tshurg
team he coming season. according
TO Barney Dr. yfus. president Of To"
rfitshuTs National League baseball
lean.
Wagner has SiN"H Nv" his solemn
promise to play for We this year.
said DrcvfuS. and haven; douhi
in the world hat nc will keep II.
although he has not sign"I en-
'-Tacf ICi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1909
RAILROADS AND THE 2-CENT
RATE

Since the decision bN me NhS'"'"
Supreme Court that the Tim" had rS-
pred within which the railroad com
panies of the State might appeal 10
tina, tribunal upon the passenger
rate question. the trans roTtation ccr-
pSrations very properly have formal
" requested the CORPORATION Com
mission 10 gran. tn,m Il rehearlng.
However. the railroads knowingly
and deliberately allowed tn" tim"
limit 10 expire during which they
might have appealed their case u
the Virginia Supreme Court. For
pursuing this course. they were repri-
mandei by a decision Of The United
States Supreme Court.
In the 2-cent tare case, all the
treat railr, adj systems traversing Viz
ginia territory united in ignoring til"
Virginia constitution and in Stumbling
the States highes, court by RAISING
their contcntions directly from the
CORPORATION Commission TO the Fed
eyal Circuit Court Only upon tn"
command of the United States Su-
preme Court did The railroad a't"r-
neys condcscend to take coSnizanc'
of Virginia organic law.
The land transportation lines are
determined, il possible. 10 increase
the passenger rates in Virginia Up
on the mcin rail thoroughiares the
fare Eow is . cents mile. But
most. If not all. of the systems opsr
ate important branch lines in the
State wherever II costs three cen! :
q mile 10 travel. The s-CeDt rate Is
not statewide by any means.
1t apparently is the purpose Of tb"
railroad attorneys &c induce the Cor
poration Commission To permit an ad-
vance OF passenger rates upon the
production OF rec -rdS showing that
the receipts from the SAILS Of tickets
have decreased since ;hc lower raie
has been in effect.
They doubtless will bc able >
make such an exposition Indeed
practically every corporate o. husi.
ness enterprise in the country pyoha
bly, could show thai its earnings and
profits have declined In the same
VeriSd-
Should the railroads p:odacc figures
disclosing the fact thai their pa3seu
ger earnings have decreased since
the 2--ent rate MAS inaugurated. Il
should no NOR impress the CORPORA
ton Commission than II g-oc"r. :
druggist. a hardware dealer. a manu-
! fac,urer. a MERIDIAN, selling warcs &"
any description Whatsoever. or III,
PROFESSIONAL man. CT the W.TkmaI
whose hours Of employ mcnt hav,
been cuFtaiIcd. CT the workmer Win
8 has been laid on on account of iE
dull times" appealed to the CON
mission for special favcrs because o
losses during the panic period
Il Is dificuIt TO understs., Ire DIS
petition on the par, Of The public {
psaintain a passive ';udr ;"~ar
Z the attempts CT the heavily siocl
wasercd aud divideRI r.aviaS oUr o;s
tions 10 increase their IeyieS o; II
bu;e upon he people - live = nc
the people. thsmsc,vea. courageous!
submit to the vic;ssitrars WATCH y,si
upou themselves decreases Of earI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
The Norfolk & Washing
ton Steamboat Co.

(Schedue Effective Nov. I. 1908.)
The New and Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
IEGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10

ipgs and profits and, in mauy--dis-
tressiDsly many-cases, actual ph!SF
cal hardship
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO
Steamers 10 Philadelphia.


SUNDAY MONDAY. THURSDAY
ara FRIDAY.
Selling from Philadelphia. Tuesday.
Wednesday. FRIDAY and Saturday.
Freight received and delivered
daiiv ~ e. e. n. Pier No. s. Office
River Road. JAS. W. NTARRfCk.
Cen. Southern Agent.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co.
IL Soa;h Delaware Avenue.
Ph;ladeipbis, ns-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10

Eentered at the Newport News. Va.
Pcstoffice as Sccond-class matter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-10
OLD DOMINION LINE

street ever! week ody
X at 700 P. NJ.
FARE-First-class. one way. $500;
| Round Trip, limit thirty days. Sl4OO-
meals and berth IN stateroom in
Guided.
Stoerasr. without subsistence. $500.
TICKETS on sale at c. & .. Rail-
way Ticket Office.
; NIGHT LINE between NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, VA.
Steamers Brandon and Berkley
leave Pier "A" $50 every evening
| passengers only.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM
, pANY. James River Day Line for
Richmond and al! James River land.
ines. Steamer Mobjack leaves
! Newport News. Tuesdays. Thursdays
! and Saturdays at S:45 q. m. Leave
Ncwpor. News Monday. Wednesday
and Friday a, ) p. m, for Norfolk and
Old Point.
Steamer Hampton will leave Pier
"A" daily except Sunday. at 800 a.
M, going to Norfolk. and at 4:Go p.
NJ. going to Smithfield. Steamer 'Ac-
comac" will leave Pier "A" daily. ex.
cept Sunday at a. M. going to
Smthfield and 3 p. NJ, going to Nor
folk
All business between New York
and Newport News transacted at pier
No. G.
All business between Newport
News. Norfolk. Smithfield and local
POINTS transacted at Pier a. foot OF
Twenty-fitth 81. w. II. LANDON,
Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
GREAT MINES OF ARIZONA
 as HISTORY MAKER!


 The following is taken from the Arizona RepUhEcan:
 Every great mine is history mal1- CT.
 The old VuIture mine near Wicken- burg made history for Arizona in the early days (the dark days of the civil war), produced seventeen millions in gold
 Next came the old Silver King mine in Pinal county. north of Florence, which made ten years of history for Arizona and produced eleven millions in silver.
 Next, the great United Verde (Sen- ator ClaTk's mine) of Yavapai county, began it's great career as a history maker, producing gold, silver and cop per and up to date has paid twenty four millions in diyidends-in diyi- dends, observe, not gross output.
 The Copper Queen of Bisbee has been the greatest history maker of all. It is not only Arizona's greatest mine, but 1t has been the mother of great mines, such as the Calumet and Arizona. which has paid ten millions in dividends. The Queen itself has probably paid forty millions, but as it was. up till few months ago, close corporation, there is no public record
 Tne Old Dominion or Globe has been a history maker for forty years.
 The old LongfeIlow mine of Cliff ton was Arizona's first history maker in copper.
 The Copper Queen has made the history of southeast Arizona for a quarter of a century-all of it that is worth talking about. 1t founded the towns of Bisbee, where the mines are, Douglas, where the smelting is done, and of the new copper camp of Court land near both. These three camps contain about a quarter of the popu- lation of Arizona. The output of the United Verde ip 1906 exceeded in value the total out put of GoIdfieid by nearly half mil liOn-yet the United Verde Is Arizo- mas third mine, in the value of It's output.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18

that he had nothing of special inter est concerning the proposed railroad to give out for publication. He said that the Broadhead surveying party was now completing the terminal sur veys at Cananea and that the Jones party was making some changes ils the location survey fin the vicinity of San Jose station, this side of Can anea.
 It was learned also that all this surveying work would be completed during the present month when the road would be ready for the contrac- tors The length of this road will be abont sixty miles and the route is an easy one with the exception of a few miles going into Cana1ea-
 Mfr. fleming did not care to say just when construction work would begin on the proposed railroad, but from what the International gathers concerning. that feature 1t is willing to risk the prediction that contrac- tors will be on the work before tho first day of May.
 The building of this road will mean more to Douglas than any other pro posed line to this city. It will mean that Douglas will receive a large trade from that flourishiBg camp; 1t will mean that much orc from the proper ties in the Cananea and neighboring districts will be brought to this city for reduction and with the orc will come gaiuahle busincss for our mer- chants.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
V M. e. A. pEpIcATIoN.

NORFOLK, Va, March f7--NoT- folks Bew s300.0oO uavaT r. NJ. c. A.. building. the gift of John D. Rockefel- Ter to the enlisted men of the United States navy. was formally dedicated today with interesting ceremonies. The building Is handsome structure Of ,br' ok and stone and contains a large auditorium, reading rooms. gym nasium. swimming pool and other con yeniences and equipment of an up to date club house.
 The dedicatory address was deliver ed by the Rt. Rev. Alfred Massal Ram doIph, Episcopal bishop of southern Virginia. Other prominent partici- pants in the exercises were William Sloane Of New York. chairman of the army and navy department: Alfred E. Marling of New York, vice pres dent of the international committee, and W. B. Miller of New York, sec retary of the international committee of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18

meant that DOngias was not to re- cciye the Southern Pacific in the uesr fEsaure. Today the Internal onal learned from a reliable source that the story was true and that both mules and scrapers were being sent from Pearce to Globe where they arc to be employed on the extension or tho Globe road to the Miami mine.
 Ii was also learned that tho number of mules sent away was not large and taat the grade work had not been stopped anywhere on the ezten- sions from pearce. It is known that the grade has already proceeded south from Pearce towards Douglas several miles this side of the poins where the Gleason and Courti2nd brancsl will leave the main line for these camps.
 It was suggested today that the Southern Pacific ID ght possibly be able 10 arrange to bring theic trains to Dougias over the tracks .& the Mexico and Colorado railroad SfEon, courtfand and thus save the eosc~of building their own line here. So far as Douglas is concerned 1t would make little difference how the South ern Pacific trains reached the clty, so lorg as they come n.
 Work on the Mexico and Colorado is progressing without hitch and abou: three miles of grade north iron, Douglas Is ready for the track which is being put down. r. is expected that track laying can now continue without ,nte-TuDtion and that incluo ing the surface work the rails will 20 down al the rate Of half mile per day until the work IS completed to
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
DOUGLAS COUNCIL
 ID ESTABLISH COURT
City Fathers Will Appoint Po- ice Judge Under the New
 Law.

DOUGLAS, Arizona. March H. The b,ll to permit cities of Arizona of the class of Douglas to have a corporation court having become law through the approval of the gov ernoT, the city counc will forthwith proceed, 1t is understood, to take ad- vantage of the law, and to that end it is thought a special meeting will be called for this week. Already there is an applicant, Ben Rice, justice Of the peace in the Douglas precinct, and every considerat on seems to flaw Or his appointment. The salary has not been established, the amount be- ing optional with the city council so long as it be within a minimum of one dollar and a maximum of five hundred. The bill spec fieally pro vldes that justices of the peace may act as corporation judges without prejudicing their elective positions.
 The corporation judge win be ap- pointed by the city council and VII be subject to removal by the council at any time. His duties will be to as sume jurisdiction in all cases involv- ing the city statutes, and iuries VII not be allowed except in cases in vol=sag attractions of the common law. Tn the ordinary rules and regu- lations provided fin the statutes for the administration of the city, the judge alone VII have the last word.
 It is I'ely that Ben Rice's desire to have that office in connection with his present one will not be seriously opposed. Business in his court has fallen of to the minimum ever since he assumed the reins, and not the least reason for tn S Is the conscien- tiousDess displayed in trying cases in his court which, while saving the county expense and promoting the true ends of justice, has not served to swell the income of the court.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
IN THE PRoBAFg COURT aP PEFE
 County of Coehise. Territory of Ari

IN THE PROBATE COURT aP FIFE County of Coehise. Territory of Arf zona-
 h the matter of the estate of Con D. Sullivan, deceased
 Notice Of nearing petition:
 Notice is hereby given that Frank Bauer has filed in this court his petf tion praying for letters of admiais- tration of the estate of the above named decedent, and that the same will be heard on Saturday, the 27th day of March, A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said court, in Tomb stone, county of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. IF any they nave. why the prayer of said petition CT should not he granted.
 Dated March 11th. 1909.
 J. F. JAMES,
 Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
sas0n and Courtlana.

tssef-sJ1 and COuTTtaHd. r. wss stated by a gentleman last week that it was quite probable that the Mexico and Colorado and South. e-n Pacific would use the same track. age over a part Of the route between COuTtland and Gleason and two weeks ago there was a rumor current to the effect that both roads would probably use 3 union depot at Court land.
 So it seems that the two roads are moving along amieably.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
ESPEE SHIFT ACTIVITY ID
 W|NKLEMAN
Mules and Scrapers Being Shipped From Pearce to Globe to Finish the Miami Extension.

DOUGLAS. Arizona. March IT, Yesterday there was a discourag- ing runor circulated n Douglas to the effect tRat the Southern Pacific was loading mules and scrapers at Pearee for shipment to WiRkleman where they were Co be used on con gtructiOn work on the Phoenix and Eastern branch on the uncompleted gap between Winklenan and San Car los where that road NiI connect with the cila Valley, Globe and Northern.
 There was a fear on the part of soTne who heard tue story that this
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
ANNuAL-MEEIIse
of Sonora Champion Mining Company

BlSBEE, Arizona, March 12, 1909. Notice is hereby given taai the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Sonora Champion Mining Com pany will be held at the l. O. O. F. hall. Bisbee, Arizona, March 27th, af { o'clock D. m.. 1909, for the purpose of o'ectinS officers for tAe ensuing vear and for such other business as nay ceme before the meeting.
 By order or inc board of directors.
 F. E. CHAFFTN, Sec. Dated Bisbee, Arizona, March 12, 1909
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
.AGUA PR|ETA ROAD SURVEY NEARLY DONE
 -3 ------ = |An~5unce6 That Within a Month Route Will Be Ready
 For Work
soUA PREFER

aQBA- PREFER
 DOUGLAS. Arizona, March IT, Csarlcs 5. fleming, who .s in charge os tha railroad surrey for a line which will be constructed from Agua PFfeta to Canane2, returned to Doug las yesterday morning.
 When a representative called at his c5ce this morning Mr. fleming stated
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18

Old papers for sale at Review office
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-18
Hankinson
(Hapkinson News)

J. ]. Peitz has sold hie hotel
property at Forman to Chas.
Hoffman, taking the latter's
Hankinson residence property
in part payment. Mr.. Hoff
man will take personal charge
of the hotel, which is the larg..
est in Forman.
While drilling for artesian
water on the Alex Jacobson
farm 2 miles north of Della
mere, the Tisdel Bros, we'll
rig discovered 14-ft. vein of
hard substance which clogged
their drill and, on pulling up
coal of a hard black kin d was
discovered to be the cause of
the drill clogging. The vein
was II feet thick and lay less
than 40 feet from the surface.
The find will be investigated
in the near future and mined
if found to be as good as the
small sample pieces brought
to the service by the drill. The
sample was hard coal and
seemed to be minus the grain
that is found in the Ignite coal
of the state.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-11-18
DEATH OF MRS. q. v. ROBBINS

The whole com m unity " a g
shocked last Thursday evening
Nov. 11th when news was re-
ceived here, announcing h e
death of Mrs. Elnora Mallinger
Robbins wife of the late sheriff
U. V. Robbins. During t h e
four years residence of Mrs.
Robbins in this city she made
many friends, who extend to
the bereaved family their heart
felt sympathy. Elnora Mailing.
er was born in Fountain City
Wis, June 10Th 1872. In 1881
she came to Dakota Territory
with Mrs. Louise Retzaff who
had cared for her from infancy.
She was married to U. V. Rob
bins on the Goth day of Nov,
1888, residing on farm in Dex.
ter township until Spring of
1899, when they moved to Lid
gerwood, where they have since
resided except the four years
her husband was shelf, t II e y
lived in Wahpeton. She leaves
besides her husband four chill
dren, Violal Horace, Earl, and
Leonard. The funeral w 8
held in Lidgerwood Monday af-
ternoon, Rev. Hucneson of this
city, Rev. Movius and Ander.
son of Lidgerwood officiating.