davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

glaciers nor frost, the gold remains chiefly in the rocks where it was first deposited by heated solutions or yapors that welled up from the depths of the earth. Here the stamp mill has been set up instead of the dredge and the hydraulic nozzle and has pounded out s9000.00O or SlO. 100000 in gold The mines of this district produced s665,560 in 1908 The placers are few and poor. and for lack Of water are worked b. dry processes-fanning and the like yielding slender returns to a few men,
 Still farther southeast. near Great erville, Ariz.. lies another old camp that retains some If. As far back as 1870 the placers at this camp were l.--..z=s5 worked with water car ried four miles on burro back and were rich enough to pay for it. In 1909 a few Mexicans were banning in a gulch and an American was op- erating a dry washer
 To the north in Oregon. in the
 Sumpter and Granite districts. the valleys of an ancient river system
 glacial gravels were deposited in the
 first one. So short a time has
 where they were cut and carved by the streams have not had time tC
 elapsed since the gravels were
 new river system imposed upon the still being worked by dredging.
 concentrate them greatly. but the!
 ground down by the glaciers tha
 have been mined since 1863 and ar'
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
Wise PiCnickerS TAKE ALONG
 Grape-Nuts
 FOOD REAoY-cooKEo, DELICIOUS AND NouRISHINe.
TAKE ALONG
READY-cooKeo, DELICIOUS
Ano NoURIsHINe.

In making up lunch for picnickers. some form of substantial food that can not easily be injured in transit. should be supplied, and the most ideal article for that purpose Is Grape-Nuts. This food comes in 8 IS cent package, is already thorough Iy cooked and can be used either dry or with the addition of some milk or cream
 Grape-Nuts food is used by some epicures in frying fish, for it adds a delightful flavor and is naturally superior to the ordinary crumbed crackers or corn meal for this pur- pose.
 In addition to the convenience of Grape-Nuts food. it's highly concen- trated food value should not be lost sight of
 Read ~-he Read to Melville" in pks. There's a Reason"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
METHODIST CONFERENCE

HELENA, Mont. Aug. 22:-Many clerical and lay delegates are in He'd ena to attend the twentyfourth an nual session of the Montana NJ. E. confluence to be held here this week Preliminary business will occupy the delegates time until Wednesday when the conference proper will be gin its sessions with Bishop Robert Mcintyre presiding.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23
IMPORTANT

Win AIr J. Marlin or anyone or anyone knowing MT. Marlin's address. please communicate at once with MT. F Marlin. 1527 Webster St, San Francisco. Cal
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

O. L. Neer one of the well known mining men of Sonora was in Bisbee yesterday. He is operating the Cerro Gordo property of Sonora and has taken over the Veta Grande silver mine which was worked for some time by Jim Finch.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

Oliver Zane returned to Bisbee this morning from visit to his mining property which is located between Charleston and Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

Henry Hamburg was in Bisbee yes terday from the Princeton property in the Huachucas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-23

OLD PAPERS SOLD CHEAP Call at Review office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
BOMBSHELL In
COTTON TRADE
-~-@
WickerSham Brings Action
Against Pool
WHICH PATTEN BACKED
A Grand Jury Summons Dozen Brok-
ers Are Called to Testify.
southerneFs Ac-
cuaed.
WHICH PATTEN BACKED

New York April To- Attorney Gen.
eral Wickerslmm caused commotion il
The cotton market yesterday By ordering
an inquiry into recent large deal The
proceeding was entitled the United
states aguinst Frank B. Hayne and vii.
liam P. Brown More than a dozen Get.
ton brokers 81 this city were cited TO
appear before the special federal grand
jury to-day 70 ten what they know about
tho terms for the purchase Of 10000
bales Of cotton and IT'S delivery here
during The msnths Of March and July.
The two defendants named are promi-
uent cotton brokers of New Orleans.
Others said 10 Be engaged ii the pool are
James A. Patten Of Chicago and Eugene
Scales Of Texas patten Il declared to
be the iiuaneldr 81 tie pool The brokers
WHO were subpoenaed were ordered 70
bring al records, papers letters, memo.
ranaa and data bearing upon the deal,
The government charges that the lX-
ing Of prices WAS a violation Of the fea
eral laws
A dispatch from New Orleans an.
nounees that che report Of tie govern
ment inquiry had caused sharp break
in the futures market.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19

Facts Showing Enormous OUTPUT =
the cornfieida n Aneriea.

Facts Showing Enormous OUTPUT =
the cornfialda II Ameries.
while corn IL conceded % be ING
leading crop Of America T. IS doubtfal
# even The largest corn growers real
lze the extent Of its production u FL
me corn raised ii Illinois ~ 1909 mao
been shipped to market Il would nave
made s6540 trains Of twenty cars eaeh'
extending III one unbroken line from
Portland, Me-. 10 point 70 the faclhc
ocean 1000 miles west Of san FRAN
cisco. or two nnbroken lines extending
from New York 70 Salt Lake CITY
IF ali the corn raised 70 Illinois N
1909 had been marketed &C the PRICE
prevailing Ia December II would have
brought s20l 1877 900, an amount SUM
cient to pay the public debts q sew
enteen OF the largest cities 10 America,
as follows: Chicago. Baltimore. Gin.
einnaH. Detroit. indianapolis, kansas
City, Los Angeles, Louisville, Mime
apolis. Galveston. New Orleans Puts
burg. san Francisco. Seattle salt Lake
city. ST Louis and washington.
If ali the corn raised ia Illinois IN
1900 Ind been exported It would have
supplied the European demand for
seven years. Had the European exs
port for one year only been taken from
the Illinois output there would have
remained corn enough 20 allow sixty
bushels for every man, woman and
child in the state. or three and one
half bushels FOR every man, woman
and child Of the s5000,o00 people IN
the United States today
Yet Illinois Is not alone. There are
twcnty-four other states each Of which
produces more than 100000 bushels
Of corn each year and eight others
whose Individual output each year is
IN excess OF 100.0000O0 bushels. No
wonder that corn has been crowned
king, particularly IN view Of the fact
as Secretary Wilson has figured It.
that the 1909 crop Of the value Of
81, T20. 200. 900 = nearly equal 70 the
value Of the clothing and personal
EUGEAlENAN Vk ftg1@NttlN hAN
up from the soil and out Of the air IN
12o days. si5,000.o00 d day for one
crop. nearly enough for two Dread
noughts daily for peace Or war;
The gold and silver coin and bullion
OF the United States are not Of greater
value. The total annual receipts from
every source OF every mile Of railroad
IN the United States are not greater.
The public debt Of the nation could be
paid or BY two years corn crops and
enough money be left to build. arm
and equip 100 battleships the Ike Of
which the world has never seen II
put On fbe market in the aggregate.
to buy ole year's corn crop would re-
quire every cent Of the total gold and
silver money Of Germany and Austria
Hungary, while the proceeds divided
per capita would give $50 70 every
man. woman and child 10 the United
States today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
Realistic scenes.

Ii was at d performance Of "Sher-
lock Holiness that q woman tn Tho
audience. when Professor Moriartv
snatches the detectives unloaded pis.
tol as ne turns bis back. arose and
shrieked. look OUR Another WON
an was SO absorbed ii "The Music
Muster as 10 cry out warning that
the property coffeepot was boiling
over. BeIasco's rainstorm in kitty
Belairsv at the fall Of the last curtain
was SO realistic that folk used to feel
around for their umbrellas as they pre-
pared to 60. Up IL small Pennsyl-
vania town aThe Dollar Marx played.
wherein dispute arises as to the
purchase Of mine. which was the
subject Of negotiations earlier ii the
play. and some one got up and took
the heros end OF the argument with
q vociferous you iies' To the villain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
pntafn lnannrta4inns-

Great Britain has become an item 81
interest to American potato growers
IN spite Of the very heavy transporta,
ton charges and many expenses ID
getting potatoes through the custom
house Great Britain il making money
shipping potatoes to the American mar.
ket The average yield Of the Great
Britain growers ii 261 bushels to the
acre This means. as al averages
mean. that good growers ret many
more per acre than this average and
poor growers considerably less. Soak
all seed potatoes coming from Maine
Or other potato growing sections ii
formaliu tor formaldehydel solution.
one quart to ffty gallons Of wafer.
Soak fslll two hours. Dry carefully
away from either bags al barrela
which have formerly held potatoes. for
fear Of contamination Cut and plant
only the best specimens. Give thor.
ough cultivation. Spray with bordeaux
and arsenate or lead combined from
the time the plants are from four Is
I'VE inches high at intervals not Ia *
coed two weeks Sort carefully ana
pack honestly Brand every lag ana
barrel Great Britain has made her
record On careful cultivation and seed
selection u the Geld from the best
hills. This i proved to be tie only
way Don't think It over: get busy.
Up g March 81, 1900 the foreigners
shipped into the port Of New york
22.stl sacks Of potatoes. ID which
was paid 100000 ID duties. 10 thla
must Pc ADDED transportation charges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19

what to do with superduous pres
ents has always been an interesting
question after Christmas. engagement
parties and weddings. The trick Of
saving those that are useless and Civ
Ing them to friends when the occasion
arises has is dangerous points.
On the east side ID an Insignificant
back room 4 man 4 doing a rushing
business buying up useless wedding
gifts He reads the papers carefully
every day 4 list of marriages Is
made. and the man sends d letter to
the bride. It reads something Ike
this.
Dear Ma6am You have probably
received 4 number Of gifts that you
have 40 use for. II you VIII send the
a line | shall Be glad to eall and look
them over ! pay the highest prices
FOR them.
Sometimes the bride II deeply n
suited. but usually the dealer gets
reply lie. ii turn. sells BIS stock I'd
east side folks At very handsome
profit New York sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
FEDERAL AGENT MURDERED.
Crime Revealed Two Years After Hs Dis
appeared.

Broken Bow. Neb.. April 10 Frank
Cleayinger aud IT. g. Mcintyre are under
arrest concerning tile murder 0f 81 I'll.
Hamilton secret service agent whose
body was Eound near Mullen Saturday.
a. W Rector. implicated ii the fon.
fession of Claagnper. Is missing
Although Hamilton had been missing
for two years. tae body taken from tile
grave was Identified 81 ring The
finding of Che body WIS brought about
hy 4 confession by Gleagingef who flied
an affidavit that Rector and Re we're IN
willing witnesses ts tie murder. and
that Mcintyre. now Burlington brake
man committed The crime.
Two years ago secret service men were
sent into Hooker county II investigate
land frauds Hamilton was active III
giving aid 70 these officers, and thereby
incurred the enmity 81 number 81 per
sons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
ORDAINED Al STOWE.
Rev Albert G. cornwelI, Pastor Of Con
gregational Church

Rev Albert G. cornwell, Pastor Of Con.
gregational Church
Stowe. April IN "A notable occasion
WAS The ordination yesterday afternoon
land evening o. the Rev Albert George
Corpwell pastor Of the Congregational
Church Of this place.
The examination Of the candidate
was conducted at The afternoon session,
Ia the presence IF the members Of tile
church By council comprising the Rev,
EC Fl Merrill. D o.. Sc. bloomsbury,
ehaiFman Rev. Ola r Houghton q
Bakersfield i seminary elassmate Rev.
II. i Harmed Of Jeileuonville; Charles
Siayton q Wolcott and RI 7. Munseni
Morrisyille
in giving his religious and educational
experience. Mr. Cornwell stated that he
was native 81 London. England. He
studied at Harley college, London. and
afterwards ne McGin university, from
which be graduated HI April. 1909.
While at Harley college he was pastor
Iof Emanuel C6ngega tional church, Il,
ford, which work lie carried on with
lbs stmdies He entered upon his pas
torate IA Stowe ia April. la00.
The ladies o. the society served sup
per az the church yestry at 5s21 O'Clock.
There was large attendance at the
evening session, which was public. Ex
cellent music was rendered by the church
choir assisted hv Unity church choir.
The Rev w Parkyn Jackson preached
Jan able sermon, the Rev G. G 81. Clare
extended The right band Of fellow ship.
the Rev J g. Angel brought fraternal
greetings and the Reys Merrill, ST.
Glare Houghion and Lamb assisted i'll
the service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
DR. HyDE,s TRIAL,
Defense Plans 10 Impeaeh Some Of the
states Testimony

ENtNHNN &fttA1 " ARtFNA1A RNhiN ~ sfN
States Testimony.
Kansas CITY NO., April 10 The trial
of III. B. Clark Hyde for the murder Of
Col Thomas II sWope began at Q o'clock
yesterday morning. with the address Of
james a. Reed, who has been retained 10
assist IN the prosecution Three hours
Is estimated IS the time necessary to
present the states case to The jury.
There viii be an effort to impeaeh
some 81 The states best testimony IL
win Be here that The dispositions taken
hy the Hyde forces b the libel suits
against John g. Paxton viii Be brought
into the tight. For instance, the state
ment Of Thomas II. swope IT.. IN bis
deposition chat the capsules Dr.. Hyde
threw away contained nothing, will Be-
used 20 impeaoh his later settlement that
they contained cyanide II potassium
The entire ease ii the defense il hid
den. Only tho things that came 70
light in The taking Of dispositions are
known 10 anyone except Df Hyde. his
attorneys and the persons concerned.
Scarcely had the state completed IT'S
opening statement, before DR.. G. r. ivy
man, the prosecutions most important
witness. died AZ q hospital Of acute d.
yertlouiitis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
TROUBLE AT McKEEs ROCKS
One Thousand Employees of Steel Cal
Co. Strike aud Bloodshed Follows.

Pttshurg. Pa.. April l9One thons-
and employers ID inc erecting depart.
ment 81 the Pressed Steel Car company,
SehoenYille, struck yesterday, ard IN 4
linear riot. which followed. one man was
shot in the left arm and Captain Smith,
of the companys police. was badly
beaten. The trouble Il reported to have
started over the discharge of four work
men. let 70 last Thursday mostly for
eignars The men are, said u Be mems
beers of labor Organization known as
the Industrial Workers Of the World.
The disorder came very suddenly when
the car company officials refused 10 rel
inatate The discharged men. More tron-
be Il anticipated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
Guaranteed Liquor Cure

Drunkenness Is a progressive disease
ths moderate drinker ii not satisfied
with two Of three drinks 4 day. the efaY.
ing for more and more becomes irresisti.
bic as the disease advances the result
is chronic alcoholism.
The treatment used successfully by
thousands right b their own homes Is
0rrlnh. It is sold under a positive guar.
antee to effect q cure Or your money
vii Be refunded
0rrine No ! is tile secret remedy
0rfine No. ? is for those willing to take
the treatment Either form costs ST.
For free booklet write The 0lrine Co.
3ae 0rrine building Washington. p. 6.
Sold By leading druggists and Ia this
city b. Burt Il Wells LOO North Main
street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19

Outside the collection box for the
Chlldren's intirmary at Liverpool there
has been placed an electric light de-
sfee Whieh immediately coin Is
dropped into the box displays the ae-
acknowledgement THANK you II IS
contemplated to introduce into church
- 4 similar contrivance which will
deliver aR insulting message when
ever button Is contributed. London
Punch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
GRAFTER's FRIENDS 0UsTED.
Fifty-tive Employees Of Store Where Hi
Worked DISCHARGED.

pittshurg, Pa. April To- Fifty.iivs
men, formerly under Joseph WATSON, TIE
ax-conneilman who * now doing time 1t
Che Riverside peHitentiarY for taking 1
bride have been discharged from The EN-.
ploy 81 Joseph Horn & CO.. one Of tht
biggest firms ID Pittshurg
Too great fondness for The memory ol
the missing manager Is the cause az.
signed WATSON was formerly manager
of 4 portion of the store and had mang
friends among THE employees Detective.
were put at work sorting out those Who
were yet friendly To The convicted man.
The store management admits the whole.
sale discharge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19

WILL NOT RUN AGAIN.
Braytou Says IT'S So, but Aidrich win
Not Talk.

Providence, Il. /. April la.-Gen.
Charles r. Brayton. Republican national
committeeman. said yesterday that be
had been informed that Senator Nelson
M. Aldrieh bad decided not TO be \
candidate Cor reelection
Senator Aldrieh who left for Washing
ton yesterday. has parsisttntiy declined
70 make 4 public statement regarding
last week report that he intended 70
leave The senate IN 1911
~1hht statement Is absolutely correct
III every detail said General Brgyton,
WHOM shown an Associated Press dispatch
from Washington. which quoted Che gen-
tral as saying that under no cireum-
stances would Senator Aidrich again be
candidate.
General Brayton added that Senator
Aldriell was desirnus Of preserving his
present relations with the monetary com.
mission.
$50 additional Information could be OBJ
tanned from tie general yesterday Fe.
garaing Senator AldIioh's future plans
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
IRISH TO VOTE
FOR BUDGET
Decision by the RedmonditeS
in Parliament
ASSENT is UNQUALIFIED
Also Want Queenstown Kept as a Port.
The Irish in America Are Urged
to Use Their Influence for
This.


London, April l9-At meeting 81
the Redmmdites Of the house Of com.
mons yesterday, It was officially de-
cided 70 support the budget Ia all its
stages. u was also resolved e. ask
4our iellow-eountrymeh il the United
States % exert their influences with
that government with a view to the re-
tenlinn 81 Queenstown as port Of
eall for che fast mail steamers Of The
Cunard Steamship company on their
east bound passaees'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
ALDRlCH
TO RETIRE
---
Will Leave Senate Next
March
~----s~s-sr
POOR HEALTH THE CAUSE
Boss BraytOu Issues Statement Rhode
Island onieial Has Been IN the
United states Senate for
Thirty Years
POOR HEALTH THE CAUSE

Washington. April ia dispatch IT,
eeived here yesterday from Providence,
r. f. says fhat i Is authoriiatiyely
announced by Genera Brayton the Re.
publican leader Of Rhode Island that
Senator Aldrieh Wiil under 10 eirrams
stances BE- candidate for reelection 70
the United States Senate Poor health
il given as Che cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
POSSE On TRAIL or BANDITS
Battle Expected When sherifta Find Cali
fornia TIaIn Robbers.

sar Francisco, April l9 Sheriff pos.
in steam launches are hunting over roads,
hills and bayous tor the masked bandits
who Sunday held up the lhina-Japa9
mail train on tile Southern Pacific near
Renieia and robbed Il 81 nine sacks Of
registered mail The pursuit Is warm
and d battle with the train robbers ii
hourly anticipated, either in The hills af
canyons between MARTINEZ and Oakland
or at some point on the Sacramento river
Whether the men escaped with their
plumber to the southwark toward Oak
land er in an easterly direction toward
Sacramento is not definitely known The
bandits secured nine mail sacks four Of
which have been recovered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
- . suMMoN poeToR.
Arrests Follow absent Treatment" Q
Case af searlet Fever.

stamford, Conn., April to Edward
Jordan. the ensreaf-0id sou 1T Dir ana
Mrs. f. II Jordan, of Bedford street,
died yesterday morning 81 scarlet few
sr. after eleven days Illness
The boy was treated only ~ Chris
tian Science, the mother refusing III
give him any medicine Fl To allow /
physician to treat him 4 Christian
Science practitioner gave him absent
treatment
pr f ]. Riggs, city health officer,
said Il ms opinion ii was o needless
saeriilee Of 4 young fife'
Thomas II staag 4 Christian Science
practitioner, who was found II the Jor
dan house yesterday morning, was
locked II with the others BIZ order Of
Df. Biggs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
NO MORE PILES
Hem-Roid Does It's work Thoroughly.
No Return.

Il yuu have piles, son know that the
usual treatment with salyes, supposi-
tories or operations can't Re depended
up0n for mora than temporary relief
Outside treatment WON'T care tho inside
cause bad circulation il tho lower bow
eli Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roid q tablet
remedy taken internally, removes the
cause 81 piles permanently Sold for ST
and fully guaranteed BY Burt H Wells
Barre, vt Dr Iennhardt Co., Station
Il, Buffalo, N. Y., Prop. Write far book
let.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
HOUSEHOLDS Remedy
~ d Ihs I'm Ior Years.

Ralph Rust, WINS. Mich, writes;
Hoods SatsapaFiIla has been a house,
hold remedy d our home as long as
can remember 4 have taken Il IN the
spring fer several years. II has no
eaual for cleansing the blood and eX-
peiiing the humurs that accumulate
during the winter Being a farmer
aud exposed 70 bad weather my sys-
tern b often affected and ! often take
Hoods Sersaparila with good results
Hoods SarsHpafilia f. Peculiar to
itself There Rs no @5ust as good
Get it today IN usual LIQUID form or
tablets eallsd SarsalabE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
CANNON TURNS 70 THE HOUSE,.
re Allows Members to Decide Point of
Order, Which They Do II His Favor.

Washington, April III Speaker Can
ron yesterday vas ntained by the
House by 4 vote 81 120 To lB2 OF the
question IS 10 whether resolution de-
claring that the refusal Of TIE speaker
To ascertain the presence of quorum at
the time III the beginning of each days
session was ii violation Of the rules,
WAS not privileged.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19

IT'S Purity Being Considered IN Rutland
County Court.

Rutland, April l9 Testimony begun
Yesterday IL county court revived the
controversy over Bntlamds water sitnas
ton and brought ont facts 10 cennee.
ton with the alleged violation 81 an III.
junction secured b. the state beard If
health, ordering certain farmers Of tho
|neighhofing town ef Nendon 90 cea se
polluting the streams from which this
eifys supply i derived The eases are
those against George W. Sawyer. Work
|Ienney and Il T Rooney. charged with
allowing houses and barn ward sewer
age to run into the streams Health
0ffleer G F Dal was sn important witt
ness Yesterday. and DR. 81 IS GaNeH-
M president II tbs state board az AealtH
Nas present ~ 81 NeBhar. cts ~
torneK appeared for Rutland. Attorney
eenerai II q Sargent If Ludlow, rep
resented the state board 81 health. and
T " Moioney and 4 S platt are e0na.
eel Tor tile defendant
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
Asrwrnr BIRD HOUSE,

pitch root, The entrance il one inch
tn diameter This house was special
II designed for the wren, an interest
ing bird TO have around as well as an
Industrious insect destroyer Such
bird houses may be pnf ID the corners
Of the house or on parts Of trees mac
ceasible to cats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
Sec - 49, go.

III Porte, Ind April 10 Expert fruit
growers declared chat tha heavy aaew
which EEL Sunday night i northern Ia
diana end southern Michigan instead
Of killing the fruit crops. a. reported,
was Vi great value To the fruit grov.
ars ard the winter wheat