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Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
MORE AND MORE
 GET MD TIE
 M0RGAN GRIP
TRUST CcaoA,Y HER5z7 ~AY BE ENLARGED BY TAKING iN TWO MORE HUGE ccNcERNs- WILL CONTROL 2fc MILLIONS.
fBy Assec!ated Pr.es.l

NEW TCI--;, Jan. 4.--J. p. Morgal and h.s associates may control. through further trust company msr- gers in New I-Jrz, the onormor sum of s2,0. .550 900 in deposits alone. This is approximately s25 ae0 .00o more than tie deposits of inc Ma tional City Baa.- Of this city. tho largest financial s, tu,Ton in the Unied States.
 The reports of additional trust com pany conscl.Gaticrs arc given cred ence in view of yesteI Jays u1- nouncemeat of the merger by !. P Morgan & Co. o1 the Guaranty Trust, Morton Trust and fin Avenue Trrss companies with combined Geposus O. about s1500oO 0o0 This brought revival in financial circ,es or rumS-s embracing the Bankers Trust and Manhattan Trust coIapan es in iiIs same combination. There were dsf mite reports that the Me9carfie Trust company and Eqgiiab TrGst company eventually would te fak-s into some sort Of powerful ansaace.
 In point Of fact. the Bsnker's Trus, oc-lpc-y Is closely afdlased wiih the sc-ca. e Morgan interests in that two partners in the Morgan banking house, George W. Perkins and Henry P. Davidson. sit in sre directorate Of the tor-ner
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
NEGRO BRUTES SENTENCED ID
 HE BELLOWS
EVERY PRECAUTiCN TAKEN TO
 PREVENT LYNCRING OF KAN GAS CITY CRIMINALS, AS FEEL. ING AGAINST THEM Is STRONG.
Ln. A--oc-..cd P...sl

KANSAS CTY. Jan. 4.-George Key aa.Gs and John WiEYus. D nesr3es. ;oa.sht were found guilty Of assault iaa Mrs. W. 7. Jackson and their sentences were fixed at death by hang inS- The verdict was returned on the nF-i ballot The jury was out five and 0uG-Ealf minutes. Two days were cccuuied in securing the jury. hearing evidence and returning the verdict. Both VII probably be hanged during the first week in Februarv.
 Their attorneys inJimated tonight that they would moi file aa applica lion fc- appeal which must Le done la four days or the sentence will be carried out.
 Every pTecauucn has been taken to protect the prisoners from violence. Threats of lynchilg are frequently heard The public was not admitted to the trial. Mrs. Jackson swooned v[len testifying The prisoners in inc county jail raised bedlam when the vsTdict became known to them. Thev had previously threatened to 'Fach the negroes in the exercise room Of the jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
CLENENTSHERE
 FRON MEXICAN
 MINING CAMPS
MINING ENGINEER SPEAKS OF GREAT PROGRESS IN SONORA AND SifSALoA-WILL REMAIN
 IN DISTRICT UNTIL TOMORROW.

J. Morgan Clements of New York, one of the best known mining engi- neers of America. arrived in the city last evening. following a visit during which he inspected the mining field Of the west coast of Mexico. and upon which he spent the better part of month.
 Nh, Clements pays a visit to this city semi annually in order that he may learn first hand the progress of the surrounding mines. This is his second trip within the last twelve months.
 In the portions of Sonora and Sina. loa which he visited. especially in tns territory bordering upon the Yaqui river and surrounding Mazatlan. min ing industry has ta-tan a distinct stride toward the front within the last few months. he states. Mining men from every portion of the world arc visiting tho districts which will shortly be afforded ample facilities for shipment Of ore and bringing in mine machinery and othec necessaries. Each investigator of the country and it's resources is looking for properties as near iha line of the proposed Yaqui river extension of the C. R. Y. and ?. as possible. As Mr Clements ex- presses ft they are trying to get into the good things as soon as possible and as oheaply as may be. Prospect ing is therefore booming.
 In speaking of eastern conditions Mir. Clements expressed the belief that the huge dividend distributions Of January would give 1910 an impetus for bette -ment and general prosperity ~-bich sugurs well for the entire year. ' Fasteners. in every line or business, i are extremely hopeful on that account. ]
 M'. Clements refused 10 state the !. exact nature Of his business in Mex ico. further than as quoteI above. nor . would he mention specific instances : of properties visited. He intends ! spending today looking over the local field, possibly going underground at some Of the shafts where recent ore strikes have been made. leaving Thursday for his eastern home.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
CAUSE
 FEAR OF MORE
 TROUBLE SOON
INDIANS WILL NEVER GIVE UP
 WARFARE ON HATED WHITE
 MEN AND mExicANs, SAYS MINING MAN.

TOMBSTONE Jan. 4.-(Special. - J. Newton Franklin arrived in Tomb stone from Sonora. Mexico, in the VI. cinity of San Marcial. and he brings the news that the Yaqui Indians are again preparing to. go on the warpath. and that the mining operations in tho vicinity of the Yaqui Matape and so- nora river valleys again fear being paralyzed by the warning Yaqui h. dians. Mir. Franklin states that the Indians have much in thei. favor. They are familiar with the rugged mountain country of the Sierra Madres and their horses can carry them through the rocky wilderness almost as fast as the Mexican soldiers can speed over tho desert.
 M- Franklin is wen aeqIain,cI with this part of the country. having extensive mining and cattle interests in Mexico: in fac, has lived in the Yaqui country since royhood. and hss story O, tho origin or ihe Taq1i war is very interesting indeed
 He sivCs his authority for tho lol lowing Information, an cid Yaqui who Las been in his employ for man, years.
 Tn the state Of soao-a. in ncrta western Mexico. there is a str;p ol county about eighty miles. wide and 800 miles ionr. Ancicns ruins nd: cate that the ancestors of rhc Naauia were there when she Ptolem.cs were ruling EEypt What a Ya7ai held Yaqui holds The Na.Ei and Eava Indians number about 20 at6. Ear hack they were a UJrt ot thc Aztec race, the ancient rulers CT Contra. America and thu areas th-t VIC nov know as New Mexico. N-i-oua South crn. Caliror-i, aai Sosthcra Co.o rGdc
 Previous to CJr,c1. Cas,cua5a. the great Spanish general and explorer rode into this county a5out five or six hJndrcd years ago and fought with tho Yaqui Indians, and it vas at this time ha, tfe native women looked CD and SEW thc Sp1niards roast ing geo Of thei- male relatives at the stake. because Cne os them had -e sented a Spaniard's attack upon his wife. l. was then tffat tho Yagsi first learned of the treachery Of the man with the white skin. The storg has survived centuries. They tell of it yet The wrinkled old men thas si; 'l tt,c s1n Ht thc foot of the Santa Rita rCGnisias tell it ss shei- grand i2thcrs tol3 i1. Co them: tell.-it to the-F chid.en's children. who VII hand it on as heritage Of blood and treaohery to the last living Yaqdi- and 90 the fight continues"
 Mr. Franklin further stated that a Ysqui is always against the Mexican government. and is ready to fight its soldier representative in and out of season. Having no parental govern ment tn supply him with means of barter for munitions ol war. the Yadui is obliged to seek employment in the mines and ranches Of his enemies. He saves his money and buys 8 gun. He has been doing this for century and half.
 He further stated that it is known !. ty the Mexican government that the 1 Indians secure their rifles and ammu- 1 hilton from Arizona cities. It is not | known or believed that the merchants l sell to agents of the Yaauis knowing | y. The women supply the arms and 1 to the fighters. as soon l IS they are received in their country !
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
MILLS WIDELY MouRHED.
tBy Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.-In Iarkened room Of his winter home at Millbrae. the body of Darius ogden Mills. banker. philanthropist and man great in affairs for more than sixty years. rests today with his only daugh- ter, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid mourning beside it. Out on the plains of Ne yada ogden Mills, his son, is hasten ing westward as fast as railroad can help. his eastward Journey having been stayed by a telegram announcing the sudden death of the financier At the Millbrae home today Mrs. Reid remained secluded with grief, giving attention only to hundreds of mes sases of sympathy which poured in from all parts of the United States aud from cities across the Atlantic. A simple service will be held at her house before the body is sent to New York for interment.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
CATTLE THEFTS STIR RhNCHERS
 ID GET RELIEF
MARY CALVES SLAIN AND SKINS THROWN INTO ASSESSMENT HoLES-VicFims LONG FOR SIX 3HooTER METHODS.


 Caulonca Of this portion of Co., chise county arc becoming desperate because oI Che continuous recurrence ol cattle thefts. which they are in- .cliaed to blame nrca Mexican wood cutters and a crowd of Italians. all Of whom they declare are residents .cf Bisboe. X number of calves hare been killed Of late. they say. their hides ba-ied and the meat brought to this ciiy and sold as veal.
 Bill stevenson and Joe Kline of the "S O" odtfit passed through the city yesterday ou their way home. follow iug the discovery Of calfskin bear ing their brand. buried in an assess msnt hole on the range. Ed Moore. who is working for the Tom Hood out
 lJ. was also a visitor in Bisbee.
 Tn speaking of the depredatioas Of recent months. Mir. Moore stated that the ranchers are becoming desperate 10 a point of madness because of this continuous drain upon their resources.
 "The law is something all of us want to obey. and the law declares against our carrying firearms as we used to do. Then il was a very sim ple matter to 'einch' a cattle thief. Now it is different. but the COW men are just about ready to shoot They have stood it as long as they can.
 There have been numbers of cows foHnd lately without their calves and Q search or the range has revealed the ',ins or the calves either buried or brown in an assessment hole We are appealing to the law and hope for good results"
 Aside from the wholesale calf kill ng, cattle conditions have never been 30 prosperous. Mir. Moore stated. Where the average price of beef steers has been $7 they are now bringing S1T The ranges are in fine condi- ion, with plenty of grass and water.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
WILL GET TRUTH
 ABOUT WHITE SLAVES
YoUN GRocKEFELLER. AS GRAND JURY FOREMAN, WANTS TO FIND EXACT CONDITIONS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-.I am heart and soul in this investigation" said John D. Rockefeller. IT,. today as he entered the criminal courts building to talk over plans for the white slave investigation. Rockefeller WIS selected yesterday as foreman Of the grand jury which is to make the in- vestigation.
 'lf these stories are true" he said. referring to allegations of wholesala traffic in women which have been given wide publication of late. the truth about them should be definitely known; if they are false. they should be silenced." The investigation prop CT win be taken up ty the grand jury on Monday next
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
AoLD-uP STORY A FAKE.
lBy As.oc aled r.ess.l

SACRAMENTO. Jan. Frank Faria. a San Jose farmer who claimed 10 have been robbed of ss.0o0 Monday night. confessed this afternoon that his tale was a myth He unfolded q sensational story Of a hoidup In the heart Of the city. declaring that he had drawn the money from a San Jose bank. Word has been received that no bank issued such an amount in currency Faria had paid s1 GOO on a ranch and conoocted the robbery story. hoping that he might induce the owner to refund the money and call of the deal.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
METAL MARKET.
lBv Associated Press

NEW YORK. Jan 4.-Stansdrd cop per on the New York metal exchange closed easy; spot and all deliveries up 10 the end Of April. 13.25G 1885: 1: lake copper 13-25Gf3.55; electrolytic - 50@ l3.75; casting 13.25M 50. Imports of copper at the port of New York today included ninety five tons matte and Forty tons of ores; exports. 110 tons.
 Tin closed weak; spot quoted at .;2. .25gI 32.75. January 32306 32. 80: February 32.40m3275: March and Ar-il 32.50H32S5.
 Lead closed quiet; spot 4.6. 1-2I i.72 2 at New York, and 4.65 asked at East St Louis. Spelter easy: spot 6.05n6.25 at New York. and 6.10 asked at East St. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
HOOK WORM IN FRISCO.
lBy Asgoe ated Press. ,

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 4.-The first case of hook worm disease ever re- corded in this city was reported at the city hospital today, when Mrs. Marian Jiminez, a Spanish woman aged 50 years. was found and taken from a tenement building and de- clared to be suffering from the disease. Her condition is so low that the at tending hpysician holds out but slight hope for her recovery. Mrs. Jimmez came here from Honolulu two months ago and was ill at the time Of her arrival.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
TAFT CHANGES AGAIN.
lBy Assoclated Press.l ,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.--Late today after a conference with Senator's Aid rich and Root and Attorney General Wickersham. President Taft decided to revert to his original plan of com bining his views as 10 amendments to the interstate commerce and antitrust laws in one message. which he will send Co congress Thursday noon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
PROBE OTHER PORTS.
lRy Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-Foilowins the discovery Of underweighing of sugar at the port of New York. in- quiries are to be made in other ports where sugar is brought in. Large quantities of sugac come into the United States at San Francisco and Boston. and smaller amounts at other points.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
N DONALD SAYS T WASCASE IF
 SELF DEFENSE
cLAls's aLAyzE POSITIVE THAT. hE OWES 5l5 OWN LIFE TO- FACT THAT 4z WAS QUICKER ON Ti4E DRAW.

pancap l-acccna.d who late Sun day shct ard fiilcd B. W Cisr near
 Paradise. was .a.1en 10 Tombstone yesterday hy Dspwy Sheriff Bob Hl- burn ef Douglas and lodged in the county jail to await action Of the grand jury. According to- the story told by him the affair was one in
 which he acted entirely in sen de- ienso.
 According to his story. as relateI 10 the deputy. Clair had jumped a
 claisn o4 his, following New Years Day after he had performed DOT ton of the worz necessary to Rold it as his own. Clair posted his loca- tion notices and built monuments upon it. When he returned to his property and -asccrtahTed what had been done he was extremely angry and tore down the monuments and destroyed the notices.
 Sl ndsy afternoon while he Was at work upon The claim he saw Ciar and Horace But1er. formerly justice of tae peace al Pirtleville a Doug  las suburb coming toward him. He had heard Of threats. he stated, which had been made against him by he two and he believed that they had either come to take possess ion Of the aial. peaceably, or. if neees- sary. at the sacrifice of his life AeleT ordering him off the property. he said. the dead man reached for a | revolver He was the quicker on i tho draw and. securing his weapCh. 1 fired first. E;lli- Clair.
 D substsntiation of this story, Mf- Hlbum stated. a revolver of 32 cali | Ter hal hen discovered m the hip | pocket of the dead man when he | was searcehd by the coroners jury.
 Mcdonald. after spending the night | at Rodeo ia jail having given hiin- ser up 10 Deputy Mike Moore. was turned over to Mr Hilburn 10 be was taken 10 Douglas on the same tran which bore his slayer to jail.
 Tn the dispatch received by the Review Monday night ij was stated that Mcdonald was a Bisbee man. This proves 70 be an error. The )uzcan Mcdonald. who was referred l tC is found 10 be working at the Holbrook shaft here Considerable confusion has arisen previous tO this ! time in keeping he identity of the 1en seu91atod. Fer this reason ths 1 local man has been nicknamed '5Ncr row Face McDor5Id while tho slayer or Cir is known as "B q HHl" Mcdonald.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
PRESENTS MINE BILL.
lBv Aa.nc..1ed p-.s.L

WASHINGTON, Jan. l.-Cong-css- man Pray of Montana today intro duced a resolution Co appropriate sG0.- 900 for construction equipment and maintenance Of additional mine res cue experiment stations.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
MURRAY RESIGNS PRESIDENCY.
CBy Assoc sted Press1

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Oscar Mur- ray, for the last six years president of the Baltimore and Ohio. tendered his resignation today at a special meeting Daniel Willard. vice presi- dent Of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, was elected his successor.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Perfse. Feminine Face.

A perfect feminine face should measure exactly i've times the vidtk of an eye across the cheekhones. Tn. eye should be exactly twothirds the width of the mouth. and the length os the ear exactly twice that of the eye The space between the eyes should hs exactly the length of one eye
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Personally ResponslhIe.

That large mau thinks himself 6 pretty important parsonage in this place. doesn't he?" asked the stranger Important" exclaimed the native ~Why. if you tell him we're havins hne weather here, he swells up as q he thought he made it."-Stray Sto ries
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
5vf7vN
The Honest Mar.

Nearly every man in the crowd looks as If he were trying not 10 blush with modesty vhon some enc observes hat an honest man is the noblsss Sork of Goo--OhLn Srats Journe-.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
.snnor ro.1 sonscreno.-

-F. man kin allus fix up arguments to quiet his conscience" said Uncle Eben. but tain no use. No mater how much you turns de clock back. sundown gwinter come jes' de same"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
PHILLiPsoN IS GUILTY.
nlv Associaed Press ]

GLOBE. Ariz., Jan. 4.-J C. Phil lipson. former real estate dealer of this city. was found guilty of embez- element this afternoon. PhiiIipson vas brought to this city from Canada several months ago after being a fu- gitive from justice for more than a year. Later he was indicted on four counts Tor embezzlemeuL H, Is saic 10 have secured nearly $io.000 on nu- mcroas pecUIations
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
onssrrx ann r,niu.-

The term fiat man" has come to bs one of .=eproach. and to imply all that is obstructive to the worlds progress but the world could i'll, have spared the really fat men of genius and char actsr
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Daily Thounht.

Never bear more than enc trouble at a time. Some people bear threv kinds-all they ever had. all they have aow. and ah they expect to have
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

ard left at various points in the mountains. alr. Franklin stated that it was known fact that American ad- venturcIs are now associated in tho coming uprising. for the reason that several machine guns were located near his home ranch and later re- moved by Yaqui Indians and three Americans
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
.<.ttr Inu.rIlm.

Be gcod man That Is the sum and substance of all; be a good man Elr Walter Scott.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Market Mate

Many a profit is without honor |. Inc stock market.-I.ife.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Eternal Truth.

TriHes make perfection, but perfes son Is 20 triAe.--Aichaal Angela
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

opaIn ENports MUCH OIIVe or.
 Spain exports at least s3.OOO, 900 worth Of olive oil year, and in yeara sf large crops twice that amount
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
THE wEATHsz.

Arizona: Generally fair Wedncs- day and Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Wit Must Come Unsouoh,.

When one runs after wit he is sure 70 catch noGsense.-MontesQu
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
! WHAT We HAVE DONE
| IN ONE YEAR
What We Can Do in One More
Without Extra Effort on Part
of Citizens.

| In reading the exchanges we see the
various editors boosting their towns
to the top notch, though some of them
have done very little. Bryan has ac-
complished more in the past year than
most towns of its size in five. New
enterprises, buildings and improve
ments in all, lines eclipse all of our
past records.
A brief survey Of the work accom-
plished during the past year will show
that Bryan is the queen city of South
Central Texas, We have secured dur
ing the past year ten new enterprises,
nearly three miles of concrete side
walks, live commercial club, many
new buildings, an interurban connect
ing with College, and many other val
liable improvements. Who feels the
worse for his effort in securing these
for Bryan? Who will say he is sorry
for his contribution toward the various
piOJCNlc. AClC 10 hOAC NltAin Oul
gates who is so narrow, and each and
every man is willing to bear his part
OF the burden.
For 1911 the prospects are bright
Here are few of the projects that
will be started with the new year:
A railroad into the Brazos bottom, a
complete sewer system for the town,
commercial college and various en-
terprises of lesser value. You can help
TO make these a success. You can lend
your aid, and If you do you will be
among those who can look with pride
on the growth next year and feel that
you are partly responsible for the ad.
vancement.
The travelling men boost us, the Wis
itors boost us, the stuednts who at
tend our schools boost us, and let's
get the habit and boost ourselves.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
where He Made His Money.

Years ago gentleman settled in the
south of England and became very
popular in the neighborhood. The
county families could never discover
how he had made his money, but
were satisfied by his solemn assurance
that it was not in trade. Nothing
could exceed the ordinary gravity of
his demeanor. which indeed caused
him to be placed Oh the commission
Of peace but now and then, without
any apparent provocation, he would
burst into such a laugh as no one ever
heard before except in one place
Where they could have heard 1t puz-
zled the county families for five and
twenty years, but at last he was be-
trayed unconsciously by his own
grandchild, who, after n visit to tray
cling circus, innocently exclaimed,
why, grandpa laughs just like the
clownr'-James Payn.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
SPECIAL SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING
Contract Awarded w. p. Wallace for
Cement Walks Around East
side School.

At a called meeting of the city
school board yesterday afternoon
Messrs. ]. NJ. Lawrence and NJ. F.
Dansby were appointed a committee
to let the contract for cement side
walk around the south and west sides
of the Eastside school campus. After
considering the bids offered the COM
mittee awarded the contract to Mr..
w. P. Wallace
Mr.. Wallace is a skilled brickmason
in all classes of work and also scien-
tifc and expert cement sidewalk
builder He has had quite considerable
experience in sidewalk building and
some of the incest walks in town are
indisputable evidence of his ability in
this line.
He has lately arranged to do side
walk making on a large scale and in
future will receive his material in car
load lots, which Will enable him TO d.
this class of work as cheaply as it can
possibly be done. He has also recent
ly employed three experienced men to
assist him, and is prepared TO turn out
a great deal of wefk in very short
time.
Our people are just waking up to the
absolute necessity of good sidewalks,
both as to convenience, to enhancing
property values, and civic improve
menr, and no daubt Mr.. Wallace and
his assistants vii lbe kept busy from
now on.
Let the good work proceed and let
Bryan be abel to boast of ten miles Of
cement walks before the close Of 1911
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-29
4 Rit Too c,ever.

Holman Hunt used TO tell how u car
penter saved one of his best Known
pictures from serious error The
man was doing some odd Jobs about
the house and was found frowning at
s'The Shadow of the Cross in the
studio-the picture in which Christ,
who has been saving a plank in the
workshop. rises TO his full height and
stretches, his shadow forming a cruel
fix.
"Well?' asked the artist interroga.
lively.
Don't think much of it, mister"
was the blunt comment.
"Why?" demanded Hunt. amused,
but trifle nettled.
ANY one that can saw wood with
out making any sawdust is a sight
clever'n any ever seed" was the
answer
1t was true-the floor was clean be
meath the bench,