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The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
man WITHOUT |
] PAST PUZZLES F..
SCIENTISTS
RECALLS THINGS THAT oc.
CURED TEN YEARS AGO, BUT
CANNOT RECALL WHERE.
AHouTs OF WIFE AND CHILD.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. 30.-Here
II the most interesting thing that has
been brought out in the efforts OF
alienists and scientists 10 piece to-
gether, by hypnotic suggestion. the
shattered memory OF Carl Van osten'
tht man without a past who since
Dec. 10 has been the most talked ~
patient In New Haveh's largest hos
pital.
Under mesmeric impulses. Van Os'
ten. or Charles Osten. II that Is his
name, recalls things which TO his sad
IL jumbled intellect seem plainly OF
recent occurrence. Investigation IN
yariably shows that the things he de-
scribes are true, but instead OF hap
pening recently, practically all OF them
date back 10 or ~ years. or even
longer.
In other words, events that he wit
messed and persons whom he knew
as far back as 1895 are prefectiy clear
70 him, SO clear, indeed, that be IL
sists on moving them forward 10 the
comparative present while that part
Of his life which really covers the
immediate period before his brain was
injured, remains blank.
So IL would appear that there is
yet a wide gap in his memory 10 be
bridged before the surgeons can trace
his movements OF the past few months
and get in touch with bis people,
wherever they may be.
Through the courtesy OF the ON
cials OF Grace hospital reporter who
had come up from New York for the
purpose. was permitted today 10 inter
view Van Osten at length. Ii was
his first talk for newspaper.
A more interesting psychological
study than the man who recalls things
OF q decade ago, but cannot tell where
he spent last October. would be hard
70 find anywhere. He knows the
streets OF New York and Berlin. ap-
parently, and world events are as IA
miliar TO him as they would be 10 any
well read. fairly Informed man, bu.
he can't recall the whereabouts of his
wife or child and he cannot tell how
he came TO be where he is now.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
Why Does Il Cure

Not because IL 10 sarsaparilla,
but because 10 10 a medicine OF
peculiar merit, composed Of moro
than twenty different remedial
agents effecting phenomenal
curcs Of troubles Of the blood,
stomach, liver and bowels.
Thus Hoods Sarsaparilla cures scrof-
ula, eczema, anemia, catarrh, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
OF appetite, and builds up the system.
Get IL today In the usual liquid form or IN
ehocolated tablet form called SarsAtabs.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30

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The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
TEN TOURS TO BERMUDA a :se 3

presence
while red and blue ackea add variety the
Carriages will be provided day for the drive Georges
old
fans fish In their
worlds collections
Wednesday 4-Leave Bermuda in the morning
Friday. 6-Due arrive in New York
Saturday Leave
Sunday Aug S-Due o a
tour provides
be at
the disposa OF lie during their
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
FACULTY MAY DISBAND
OLD UNIVERSITY SOCIETY

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jan. S0.-The
faculty Of the university threatens 10
force the disbandment OF one of the
oldest societies OF the university as
the result of evidence obtained through
the prosecution for disorderly conduct
OF two students In the law department
OF the university. One was suspend
ed, but the other did not appear. say
ing two weeks before that his father
requested him 10 leave college.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30

Europe itself Is 10
the bermuda Islands the Land Of the Lily and the Rose These
Islands themselves
hand
Paradise
follows:
Monda troio New
provided
27-Leaye Quebec Steamship Co.'S
Trinidad NJ OF
Thursday 29Due arrive Bermuda In the morning
Thursday % Wednesday 4To be in Ber-
beautiful islands
diversified and vegetation
brilliant and shrubs tho
line with
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
JURY IN $4,000
SUIT D|SAGREES

CADILLAC, Mich. Jan. S0-The
jury in the damage suit OF Joseph
1rombley, OF Bay City. against George
and Andrew McAfee for $4,000 FOR
the loss OF a leg and arm, dis
agreed. They were out all night and
were discharged this morning They
stood ten TO two for the plaintiff on ali
of several ballots,
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30

The little town OF Stratford-on. Avon
Is famous only as the birthplace OF
the immortal Shakespeare. Fortunately
the house IN which the poet was born
on the 2Sd OF April. 1864. is now ma.
tional property and IS most carefully
protected. Hither come every wear
about $4,000 visitors. most or them
Americans. The building has under.
gone some changes since Shakes.
peare's time, but the old timbered
framework is the same on the Rrst
floor little room facing the street IS
pointed out as the one I'm which the
Bard of Stratford first saw the light.
The walls are literally covered with
inscriptions. written or carved in ey.
cry tongue. and indicating thus an
endless throng OF pilgrims of all ranks
from prince 20 peasant Elsewhere
these names would be an outrage /:
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
DEATH ENTERS WHERE
POVERTY PREVAILED

MUSHROOM. Mich. Jan. s0.-Mrs.
samuel Huston, OF Ferry, Oceana
counfy, and her two children are dead
from typhoid fever. The family was
fomnd living In a one.roOm howell They
And nothing TO eat and every member
IN The family was affected with some
tis<rse. The father Is IN and four
ufber Children win have 10 be sent to
state Institution.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30

but here. In memory OF this universal
genius, they seem a proof Of the spon-
taneous, worldwide homage OF man.
Kind. Among them are the names or
Byron. Sir Walter Scott. Thackery.
Dickens. Tom Moore. Washington Irv-
Ing and the Duke OF Wellington. In
other rooms are exhibited many inter.
esting relics OF Shakespeare, includ-
Ing his portraits, his school desk, sey.
eral early editions OF his works. and
MS signet ring. Not far from his
house is the lovely church In when
all that was mortal OF this sublime
genius was laid away TO rest beneath
that weird and well-known epitaph
Good Friend, for Jesus sake forbear
to dig the dirt enclosed here BEST
be the man VINO spares these stones.
And curst be he who moves my
bones"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
Babe Severai Days
Old Is Robbed of
Father BY Icy Waters

ELK RAPIRS. Mich, Jan. 3O.-Pe-
ter Tarkett, farmer OF Milton town.
ship, was drowned while walking on
the ice across the lake. He was re-
turning with medicine for his wife.
who Is III. In the darkness, when he
fell into an airhole In the ice HIS
body has been recovered by searchers
The 1onple have three children, the
oldtst babe but a few days old.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30
man DROWNED
IN 500 RIVER

SAULT STE. MARIE. Jan. go
While crossing the river late last night
m unknown man broke through the
ice and was drowned. His cries for
help were heard but he had disappear.
( Cd when assistance arrived.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-30

PILES CURED ~ - TO 10 DAYS
'I'AxO OfNTME isI - guaranteed TO SURE
any case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
frolrudfug piles Tn 8 10 ~ days or
Nancy rsfnnded bDc
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
FORECAST OF
 NEWS FOR HE
 COMING WEEK
Proceedings 0f Congress- Taft's Trip To Panama, New President of Cuba. Among the Interesting Events.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. e3- The proceedings of congress, the trip of President-El5ct Taft to Panama. the inauguration of the president of Cuba will share public attention dur ing the coming week.
 Leaving Charleston on board of enc of the cruisers of the navy. Mir Taft will proceed direct to Panama, where he will spend a week or ten days in q personal inspection O. the progress that is being made in the construction of the canal across the isthmus. In this inspection he will have the bene- fit of professional advice. and opinions from half dozen of the foremost American civil engineers, who will ac- company him to Panama as his guests.
 The second establishment of Cuban independence viii bs come an accom- piished fact on Thursday, when Gov ernor MagOon will retire from office, and Jose F. Miguel Gomez will be in auguTated as president of the republic. The inauguration will be made an oc- casion for elaborate ceremonies. The presence of several vessels of the American navy VIII EbutflDutt 10 lIis brilliance of the event William J. Bryan k among the prominent Ameri cans who will be in Havana 10 witness the inauguration
 In response to tae recent call of President Roosevelt. national con ference will assemble in Washington Monday to discuss the problem of ear. ing for dependent children Of the country The desirability of estab- fishing a permanent committee to carry on 30 propaganda will be discuss cd with yieR jo securing better laws. better organization of child-car- ing agencies. and better methods of relief and aid to children
 Emperor William viii reach his hf tieth birthday Wednesday. and ad vices from Berlin tell of elaborate arrangements being made for the Ob- serVance Of the annis ersary through. out the German empire.
 BrouEhten Brandenberg. the writer, will be placed on trial in New York Monday on the charge Of grand larce- ny. in the second degree, for selling
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
ATTIC, Es OF INcoRPoRATIo OF
 LEWIS SPRINGS POULTRY FARM

IIisbue, Arizona. December. 3l.. 1908
 KNOW ALI MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: Ina We. C. K. Reynolds, J. I}. DeWoody. N. F. Huddleston alo W. C. Clemons. citizens of the United States. do hereby voluntarily associate ourselves together for the purpose of form 'ug a corporation under the lcYs CT the Territory uf Arizona. and we hereby certify, acknowledge and adopt the following articles of incorporation
 ARTICLE !. The name oi this cor rDraiou s,1Il be and &. LEWIS SPRINGS POULTRY FARM
 ARTICLE II. The principal office cf this corporation shall be in the City c. Bisbee. C0Chise County Territory Gl Arizona. and this corporation may have and establish such other branch offices at such other places as the Board of Directors may from time to time select.
 ARTICLE IT. The general nature Of the business proposed to bC trans acted aud carried on by this corpora ton shall be and is as follows:
 To engage in and carry OH the busi. ness of Poultry Raising, Farming and Gardening to buy. sell and deal iu poultry, eggs and farm products vt
 vJ-y description. and to conduct a Pleasure Resort and Picnic Grounds at Lewis Springs. COchise County. Ari, zons
 To construct tents. buildings ana places Of amusement. and to Owu and operate stage and automobile lincs and tU make contracts vita irdiyid- ualS and other corporations. 10 buy and sell live stock Of every descrip- |tion. personal property, implements, machinery and supplies of every kind 70 acquire by purchase or otherwise and Co own and lease land and real state Cf every description. and to sell tEe stock of this corporation and to purchase. own and deal in the same and in the stock of other corporations and tO sell, transfer and exchange the stock of this corporation for personal or real property CT in payment for labor performed and to do any and all business acts and things incidental to conducting the business aforesaid and not contrary to the laws oi the Terri tory of Arizona.
 ARTICLE ". The amount of the capital stock of this corporation shal be TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. (S10, O0O.00) divided Sito ONE THOUSAND SHARES, of the par value of TEN DOLLARS. ($l00OJ each fully paid and nOn-asscssable. The time when. and the conditions upon which, said capital stock shall be issued shall be fixed by the Board of Directors. ARTICLE V Tho existence of thi. corporation shall be immediately aftei the recording Of these articles of in corporation.
 ARTICLE VI The affairs of this cor poration shall be conducted by a Board of four Directors. who saal
 be holders of its capital stock.
 The first Directors shall be. G k
 Reynolds, J. E. DeWoOdy. II. r. Hud dlesion and W. C. Clemons. who sbaI
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
BISBEE.S SONORA
 IS GETTING BETTER
Lead Disappearing Silver and Copper On InCreaSe-Other
 Nearby Properties.

PARADISE. Ariz.. Jan. 2@.-Thc work on the Bisbee-Sonora property is progressing nicely. and the two shifts on the two tunnels which are being driven are working steadily. There are three shifts or the lCad-silver ledge which are drifting continually on the ore. The ore body is fifteen feet wide. and all the ore which is be ing taken out is shipping ore. The average of the ere on the dump is bet ter than so per ton
 Tle tunnel makes about six inches in depth every foot. The lead is turn ing tO copper. and eTery shot shows that the lead is disappearing. and the copper and silver is increasing. Work Is being fcrced along as rapidly as possible. and the bins are being built now to make ample room to store the ere.
 The work on the upper tunnel Is in better ground than at any time since the work has begun. The ground is softer and there is considerable cop per sulphides iu the face of the tunnel, and it is believed that the ore will Dc encoluntercd iE that tunnel in the next few feet.
 The work on the Savage has been continuing with favorable results, and another shift has been added 10 the property. The q rectors are expected tO be there tO examine the property from Chicago during the c oming month.
 IL is understood that the work on the Scanian property will begin dur ing tle next few days. Abont S25.oOO has been spent on this property. ana considerable commercial copper ore .as al1T ady been blocked out.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
FROM FILES OF OLD
 NEWSPAPER
Arizona Gazette of 1894 Tells Tale of Crime Whose Perpe- trator Has Been Arrested At Douglas.
(PhOenix Gazette.)

The details of the atrocious murder in this city of Ramon Coronel, a Chil- can. which was discovered on June II, 1894, nearly fifteen years ago. a few days following the crime. is recalled by the return of the alleged m Irderer, Vicente Franco, to Phoenix this morn ing in company with Sheriff Hayden. After nearly fifteen years Franco is brought back to answer for his crime, which. according to old timers, he in ferentially acknowledged then, by say ing to friends that "he had beef at his house" This led the officers to inyesti- gate and the startling discoveries of the murder were made. Franco now admits his identity but claims he did not commit the crime.
 Franco is said to have remained about Phoenix three or four days after the crime. then stole a horse and es- caped to Mexico. It has been known for a long time that he was over the line but he could moi be gotten back. A short time ago he came across to Douglas and there vas seen by a wo- man who as a girl lived in Phoenix. She thought he was Franco and after his admitting the fact, she informed the COchiSe aulnoFlueSs ana ne NtS a rested. U. s. Deputy Marshal Pc terie recalls the crime yividly.
 The Arizona Gazette of June 12th, 1894, has an account of the discovery of the crime, which, in part, is as fol lows:
 Phoenix yesterday had a man for breakfast. to use the parlance common here. During the morning Ramon Cor onel was found dead in a little hut m Irviue's addition southwest Of the city, his head almost hacked to pieces by savage blows inflicted with a hatchot. The cloth end stick 'jackai' in which the body lay had two rooms. ln the larger of tho two near the table, the body lay. hands sIIu upraIsed stiffly a. though to ward of blows. Blood clots were everywhere, a great pool of it around the head. In the next room was found the hatchet, bloody from its murderOus use. and with hairs still adhering to its dull edge.
 "Coronel. known among the AeXt cans simply as Fl Ch!leno, was Chil- can by birth and about 45 years old. For years he had been a familiar fig
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
DAILY REVIEW BsBEE ARIZONA SUNDAY MORNING.

urc Ia Cochise. Yavapai and Coconine counties. being at turns a stockman. sheepherder and miner. He had been employed lately by Deggs brothers at sheep shearing and was generally sup posed to have a fair amount of cash. Coronel and Franco had been intimate. playing cards together. Sunday night. SO a neighbor asserts. lamp light was visible at Francos tent in the mes quite. and noise like a fight was heard. About 2 yesterday morning Franco appeared at a Mexican aii night saloon and told friend We have fresh meat at our house already this morning. explaining his remark that he had a dead man on hand. Since that time Franco had not been seen though 1t is believed by Deputy Porterie that he was seen skulking around the Maricopa depot.
 At the house of a neighbor was found Franco's wife. who calls herself Salome Mate. To Gazette reporter she said she knew ot the crime fin the morning. She had been living for near ly two years with Franco. who is a common laborer, employed most or the time in a brickyard.
 Among the dead mans effects were found a number of stubs or checks on which appeared the name of A. V. Quinn, a purse containing silver dollar also cartridge pouch. and some specimens of gold. Accord. ing to Dr. Hughes, who examined the body. Coronel must have been stand ing upright when the first blow was struck Three of the worst blows were over the temple. while five oth- CTS were on the top of the head. Death first heavy cut"
 The issues of the Gazette from day to day contained additional matter concerning the cHme and the escape Of Franco. The coroner's inquest was held the next day and the verdict fixed the crime on Franco. According to one theory not mentioned then but stated today. the Chilean had been lured into the tent by the woman for the purpose of murder and robbery, that he was sitting or standing at a table where they were playing cards. and that Franco sa=' his head or shadow on the tent and came up from the outside. He struck the blow with the hand axe through the tent, hitting Coronel in the back of the head. and then went inside and chopped him up.
 It is said there vas a cut in the tent and blood on t where 1t spurted outside. This theory Is nor referred to in the story. The first story that appeared in the Gazette stated that as- sertions were made among the Mexi- cans that Franco had good cause to be jealous of his wife's relation with CUronel
 Showing how things were done in those days. it Is said the session O the coroner's jury was a secret eXecu- tive one. reporters and public being strictly excluded. also that the at- tempt was made to keep the real name of the accused man from the report CTS on the peculiar theory that he would learn about the crime and the accusation and skip. But Vicente Franco had by this tme already skip ped A reporters report of the in quest would at this day be very val uable. no doubt. had a reporter been allowed to be present.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

the article published during the last campaign. which was alleged to have been written by former President Grover Cleveland.
 With elaborate ceremonies, ana higu churcn uIgnitanes participating the Rev. Dr. Alfred Harding, recent ly elected bishop of the Episcopal di- ocese. of Washington. will he cOnse- crated in Trinity church, in the nation al capital. Monday morning. Bishop Daniel $. Futile, of Missouri, will pre-. side over the ceremonies.
 One of the most important gather ings Of the week will be the twelfth annual convention or the American National Live Stock Association. The convention will assemble in Los An geles Tuesday for a session of three days. The revision of the tariff and the correction of unreasonable freight rates are among the important matters scheduled for consideration.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

hold office until the election and qual- ification of their successors at the first annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS. waicn annual meeting shall be held each /sar on the 3lst day of De cember. at s D. m. at the office or said company in the City of Bisbee. Cochise County. Arizona. The Board of Directors shall have power to fill any vacancy in their number at any time.
 Tho officers of this corporation shall be a President, Vice-Presideut. Secre- tary and Treasurer and such other miner officers as the Board of Direct ors may from time to time deem it expedient to have and more than one of the above offices may be held by one and the same person.The Presi- dent. Vice-Presidert. Secretary and Treasurer. for the first term. and un- .til their successors are elected, snail be elected by the above named Board Of Directors from among the.r own number. at the first meeting of said board after the legal organization Of this corporation, and thereafter such officers may be elected annually by the Board of Directors from among their own number at their first annual meeting following the election of such board.
 ARTICLE VII The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which this corporation shall at any time be sub jected shall not exceed Six Thousand Dollars
 ARTICLE VIILThe Board of DireG- | tors shall adopt bylaws for this cor roration which may be amended or | appealed at any time by said board 1 CT by a two-thirds vote of tle stock at 3 regular stockhClders' meeting. ARTICLE TX. The private proper ty cf the stockholders Of this corpora ion shall be exempt from all liability 1 for the corporate debts of this corpof- ation
 lN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have hoIeunto set our hands and seals. thts }Ist. day o<Deeember. A. D. 1908.
 c. K. REYNOLDS,
 J. E. DeWOODY,
 H. r. HUDDLESTO\.
 W. C. CLEMMONS.
 Territory of Arizona, County oi Co chise, ss.
 Before me. J. W. Ross. Notary Public. in and for the County of Co- chiEe. Territory of Arizona CT this day personally appeared G. K. Reynolds. J. B. DeWoody. II. P. Huddlcston and V. c. Clemons known 10 me to D. he persons whose names are subscrib- sd tO the foregoing instrument and hey acknowledged tO me that they executed the said instrument for the purposes and consideration therein eX- ..ressed
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF have he-eunto set my hand and seal Of oi ice this She 31st day of December. A. ,. 1908.
 Ny commission expires February goth s12.
 fSsaD J. W. ROSS.
 Notary Public.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

The original Aimack's club in Lon don. afte-wanI known as Wiliiss rooms. had a curious origin. IL began as tavera. started by Lord Bute's butler. Mccall who proposed 10 give 1t bis own name. NcCal's. but judi ciOus friends warned him that the tre- cendous unpopularity cf Scots in Lon don at that time. for which McCalis master was largely responsible. would spell ruin t0 an establishment so call ed. ''Nery we'll" said Mccall. ''i will call 1t Almack's." The present Al mack's club Is more fashionable or ganization which chose 10 adopt the old name.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
LITTLE NEW
 IN THE MARKET
 YESTERDAY
Shattuck Is Showing Some Strength and May Be Listed on Boston Stock Exchange. Better Demand Predicted.
CBy Prank J. Graf)

The opening Of today's market was about the same as that of yesterday. with . tendency for better prices. but after the first hour Of trading there seemed to be considerable liquidation and the market closed at about the low mark for the day The most i'm portant feature Of the week was tae strength disniayed in Shattuck. This stock was we'll supported during the entire week. but toward the close the support was withdrawn. and the last sales during the week were made at S20.50. The strength displayed in Saattuck is dur to the fact that there has been rumors Co the effect that they vera to start operating and secondly there is mucA talk of listing the stock on the Boston stock exchange. should his be the case there certainly will bs d better demand for the stock and it will receive much better sup HCrt than it has ever had before.
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