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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
BIG CONTEMPLATING
SCHEME UNEARTHED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The secret
service has unearthed what appears a
bold and extensive attempt at counter
feiting of bank notes. 1t is intimated
the country may be flooded with the
notes of the same denomination and is
sue as were found yesterday on the
PASADENA, California; National bank
were discovered today issued on the
First National bank of Wiliamsport, Pa.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
HEAVY COTTON RECEIPTS
TN MONROE COUNTY

JULIETTE. Ca. Sept se--The cotton
receipts at JuIiette Up 20 this time are
heavier than in a number % years
The Juliette Milling and Glover Manu-
featuring company are paying the very
highest market prices for the heecy
staple and al indications are that more
cotton viii be received here this fan
than in many years
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
NEW ORLEANS EXPECTS
ITALIAN MIGRANTS

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-Many Ital-
ian immi grants are expected to arrive in
the United States during the carly fall,
according to report made to the consul,
ate at New Orleans.
The steamer Liguria from Genoa is
due TO reach New Orleans early in Octo-
Der with 400 or 500 steerage passengers.
Recent saiIings from Genoa for New
York and other American ports are also
reported.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
ARKANSAS PREPARES
FOR R00SEVELTS VISIT

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Oct. 1.-Never in
the history of this city have more ex-
tensve preparations been made for the
entertainment of any one person than
those now being concluded for the re-
ception OF Col. Theodore Roosevelt, who
will visit the valley of vapors" as the
guest of honor at the opening of the
Arkansas state fair Monday, October 10.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
TARRED AND FEATHERED,
BURNSIDE DISAPPEARS

COLUMBUS, Ca, Sept. 29.-The where
abouts Of John Burnside. the young
white man of Phenix City who was
clothed in a thick coat Of tar and feath-
ers by a party of enraged citizens Tues
day night because he stood guard and
allowed a woman OF questionable charac-
ter to chastise his aged mother. are not
known and IL is said that his future
address will never be known to the resi-
dents Of Phenix City again.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
NEW MEXICO HAS
INCREASED GIG PER CENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. Population of
the territory of New Mexico is 1885, as
enumerated in the 18th census, accord
ing to announcement of Census Director
Durand today. This is an increase. of
1S2, OS6 or 67.6 per cent over 1880 in 1900,
when the 18th census showed an increase
of 1885,, or 246 per cent over the pre-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
Delegates Fold Tents
And Leave SARATOGA

SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. S.-Every
train out of here today was crowded with
delegates returning home from the Re
publican state convention. Colonel
Roosevelt, accompanied by Representa-
tive Cocks, left at $3.50 a. m. for Pough-
keepsie. where he planned to address the
Duchess County fair this afternoon.
The ex-president has been invited to
luncheon with William l.. Ward, secre-
tary of the Fair association.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
fEYOu Cured My
Kidneys Free
l Have Bona Eide Letters From
Sufferers of Kidney, Bladder
and Rheumatic Disease.
I Have Cured Without Receiving
One Penny of Pay
Ny Great Treatment FREE

I will send any man or woman my treat
r'nt for the cure Of Kidney. Bladder and
Rheumatic troublrs free Just for short let
ter which gives me the symptoms Of your dis
ease in a particular manner.
don't want you 10 send any money.
send this treatment absolutely free and with
il my great big book all the diseases of
the kidneys and Bladder. together with full
and complete description Of all forms Of Rhcu-
matism.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04

Now don't make mistake that my treat
ment for ths cure % Kidney, Bladder aud
Rheumatic troubles is Of the old failing
kind Throughout the United States men and
women famous in their own locality are living
testimonials Of the perfection OF my treat
ment. know how painful and horrible are
disc aSed kidneys and bladder. and how terri
bic rheumatism is: | have made this line OF
medicine nv field Of work. and i have been
very successful. IL J can cure you free want
you 20 tell your frie1ds OF my treatment. This
il the way I secure my patients. would like
10 have you In my offices just for one hour 10
read my letters and 10 see the great and sue
cesSfu work I doing every day In the year.
Now. remember. don't want you TO send me
money but simply send me a letter. which
does not IN any Way bind you. but from which
can tell exactly your condition. send the
treatment for your particular disease in plain.
confidential package. all charges prepaid, and
containing my great and complete work on
kidney Bladder and Rheumatic troubles. will
do lust as I say | will-no deviation whatever.
You get your treatment free for the letter OF
symptoms which / ask you to send me today.
Address Dr. G. b. Abbott, 6l3 Austen Bldg,
Chicago. Ill
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04

tn.h... ~s.,, SPchs, Oppressed Feelfug
lnenestf Choking SensafianInfh roat Pni,ls
~. 20 lie on LEFT side, Cold Hands or r.,
tDenIt Breathing, Dropsy, sweIItnr =;
ff,-.s, nkIes. or Neuralgia around hears
- a !ou nave one or more ofthe hove svTnntor,s
loGt fail 70 use DIR. KInsman'. csinIllre.;
"a Iablrts, the remedy which has made
..1,,s.,y ua,rvelous cures. Not a secret or
a. 49,. nsesulclne- One out of four IA A veak
not kn9w IT, and thousands die who have bee,'
wx.oneruily treated for the Sfomach Inn-.
bnrsys or Nerves. Don't drop dead lie
nnnoreds Of others when DR. KInsn..ss
Heart Tablets win cure vou'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
WOMAN is ARRESTED
F0R 0EATH 0E MAN

PCNTA GOROA, Fla, Oct. Twill
Rice. white man. was found dead with
a bullet hole through his head in ditch
in front of the home of Mollie Lancaster,
on the osutkirts of the city, early this
morning Mollie Lancaster has been ar
rested, charged with completely in the
affair.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-04
YOUR HEART

Does u Flutter, PaIpitate
y, ckip Beats? Have YOU
shortness Of Breath, Ten
ness.Numbness
~ ieftside. DizzIness.Faint-
ing spells. Spots before
eyess sudden Starting in
sleep, Nervousness, NIGHT
mare, Hungry or Weak
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05

is distant as much as 250 feet at the sixth level. The shaft is down around 100 feet below the seventh level and sinking steadily for the eighth. The crosscut at the seventh level is in around 225 feet and may be expected to cut into the lode at any moment, the dip Of the lode at this depth not being definitely known but apparently somewhat fiat. CT than higher up.
 The foundations of the boiler house and compressor plant are in, and the steel work is about to be erected. Nothing has yet been done toward the erection of a permanent shaft rock house. the steel traIne work af which has been made ready for shipment and erection. This may be expected to follow the completion of the boiler house srd compressor plant which at the present are more important to the rapid development of the mine than is the modern steel shaft house, the present wooden struc ture answering al purposes at this stage of development and until pro duction on large scale is actually begun.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
MARKET MORE
 ACTIVE WITH
 GOOD PRICES
Everthing Points to a Better and Finmer Market Regard less of What May Be said Contrary
By Frank J. Graf.

tMember Duluth Stock Exchangel.
 Further activity was displayed in to- days market, with prices from one to two points higher Every indication polnts po better and firmer mar ket in spite of what may be said. It is true that the political situation is not brightest, but these matters will be adjusted in time Union Pacific, Steel Common, were well supported throughout the entire list.
 The copper shares list opened firm with metal quoted one shilling uf. Amalgamated. showed slight de- cline. but closed at the high mark ef the day. North Butte advanced to 29.O0. Calumet and Arizona was quiet but firm. Sup and Pittsburg was well supported closing at 12 If the high mark for the day. Greene Cananea sold up to 100 but close fractiona''y lower Shattuck Arizona firm at if : 0o. Live Oak was the feature of the curb list selling at 20 If me high point for the day. Indiana was in good demand showing an adyahce of almost two points for the day. The entire list Is very trong Total New York sales, 453,s00 shares.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
MORE MACHINES
fTucson Citizen.)

As an evidence of the interest which has been aroused by the Qui jotoa district by the opening of placer operations in that section, J. F. Suits, formerly the principal owner of the Fl Tigre properties in Sonora is ex- pected to arrive here this evening from Douglas in company with one or two other mining men, for the pur- pose of Investigating the Quijotoa pIacers with a view of locating ground and opening placer opera tions
 William warfow and another party will leave today or tomorrow for quijotoa for the same purpose. w. w. Stovall. who is interested in the Horseshoe Basin Copper company, which is operating the Quinner ma chine at Quijotoa, arrived here to- day from Douglas. and will go out to the company's workings. He has had no recent information from his associates on the ground and does not know yet whether or not the ma chine was started on Monday of this week. as was expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
EAST SIDE MINE IS IN GOLD
 BEARING ORE IN TWO SHAFTS

ws3 struck the management did moi expect this ore body to be of any extent until after several days work j. was found to be the apex of what is now believed to be a great ledge.
 Mining men who have visited the property within the past few days arc convinced that this ledge. dis covered in the cutting of the station, Is one of the greatest finds made in recent years in the Warren district and absolutely assured the East Side of becoming an important gold pro dycer-
 The arft IS being run from tn s station to cut under the upper shaft and to cross cut known ore bodies between the two shafts. A steam hoist will soon be installed and all waste and ore will be hoisted through the lower lower shaft. A force of eight men is employed at the mine and the material now being taken cut is ho'sted by a wing.
 I. is the intention of the company to install a mill as soon as the two shafts are connected by the drift and a compressor and air drills are to be installed within a short time At present there is no water in the work irgs but 1he Sndicaions ara ,hu water will be struck wj'h'n I shc-t time.
 The surprising thins abstt the Easf Side is that there Is su"s, a property SD near Bisbee about whi -a so iitt;o is known It is bsiEy developed in a conservative manner and little las been said abput the ore strikes. Bis bee people who have seen the mine predict that it will be a produce- ci importance and will add much to he output of the district Already there has been a small rush to locate claims nearby and a large area has valuable if the East Side makes good been taken up which will become whsch it now promises to do on a big scale.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
x MINING, MARKERS, FINANCIAL ,*
INFORMATION ABOUT LAKE Is GENERAL AND SATISFACTORY

BOSTON-Informa touchin: upon developments in the Lake mine continues to he of general nature, and in the main eati s,y satisfactory .sting i$ in progress al the scv eral levels from the third to the sixth inclusive below which cross cutting is under way at the seventh level and shaft sinking below that lateral. The newer openings in the lode are in and out of copper ground continuously, condition explained by the comparative straight line upon which the drift are run and the rather crooked course of the copper shoot as it makes its way across and back in this wide formation
 Excepting that more ground has been opened the situation is no diff crent than has been noted all along, first one point and then another in the workings showing the greater richness which may continue for on'y a cut or two and again for fifty to one hundred feet
 The shaft has been flattened just below the seventh level to draw 1t closer to the lode from which it
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
(By l.. J. overlockl

NEW YORK, Oct. Although ac- tivity during today's session was on a moderate scale. prices closed gencr- ally higher than llast night. The stubborness of prices in face of ad- verse news. which ordinarily would precipitate a heavy selling movement is an indication of sold out con ditfon. The security market has a faculty of discounting the future rom ? tc 6 months and sometime longer, and it therefore might be well to bear such facts in mind as too much attention is apparently being direct ed towards matters which have been in the public mind for long time and which have served their purpose as market factors-Logan and Bry- ar
 Boston coppers diplayed a better tone throughout the session, all the active issues recordings fair sized ad- vances. s & P advanced to 12a with increasing demand. Stock has been inactive for a long period and the present spurt probably due to favor able developments. Greene Cananea in fair demand at slightly higher lev el North Butte and all the Lake district stocks were active and high CT. Shattuck advanced to 24s ard Amalgamated to 65s.
 Tn the curb list Chino helj steady at fractionally lower level DeEn ad- vanced to 3 bid with light offerings at 3A. Inspiration and Cactus firm. Live Oak strong with safes at 2os
 Total New York sales, 453.soe.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
MINE DEAL CLOSED

IT, n. Dytf 1ftdSdi ,cttOiuttdola
 PRESCOTT. Oct. 4.-Yesterday tae purchase of the McMahan group of copper mines near piacerita was con summated. an agreement being re- corded in which R. B. and Charles McMahan appear as the sellers and H. H. Dyer of Gleason, Arizona. the buyer Nine claims arc included. the price being s75.ae5. Or this sum ss.0oo has been paid. and the balance is due March 1. 1912.
 Coincident with the closing of this deal, the old Zonia mines prominent ly figure, and were secured some months previous to the McMahan ground. Fourteen claims were in cluded in. that sale, which with the McMahan interests. making twenty three, all being merged into one operating company.
 The agreemen. OF the McMahan transaction makes the usual stipula ton that during the life of the option and until the payment of the entire price no ores taken out in de velopment are to be sold.
 The new company is planning to begin development immediately. Chas. A. Kunke, a mining engineer. arrived in the city yesterday to take charge of the work. He is from Globe. and is said to be conversant with practical copper mining. serving in his profession in that fled with large companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
Short Stories.

Rich Indians in Oklahoma talk of building towns which shall be for h. dians only.
 In strong contrast to the many hot water geysers of Yellowstone park . new one ejects ice cold water.
 The time set for the completion of the Panama canal in 1915. and present indications are that the work will be finished by that year.
 In the thirty years 1878 to 1908 the yearly expenditure for public schools in the United States grew from S79,- 100000 to S311, 100000. nearly five fold increase.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
Train and Track.

Owing to the cheap electric power electric ear lines are springing up in all parts of northern Italy.
 An audible fog signal for railroads. the invention of retired Dutch naval officer. expiodes cartridge behind a megaphone automatically whenever a train enters block in which there is another train.
 The new railway line planned in Nova Scotia has been called the Haii- fax and Eastern. Its length will be 216 miles. It must be completed in three years or forfeit the government subsidy of S6.400 per mile.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
Up tc Date Don'ts.

Don't pattern after the busy little bee. It's the other fellow wl," eats the honey.
 Don't look gift horse In the mouth. Sell him for what you can get and let ;he other fellow look.
 Don't be clam. If you must be any thing of that kind. be turtle. Then you will have some snap about you
 Don't take the bull by the horns. fake him by the tail. and then you can let go without getting some one to help you.--Lippincott's Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
NOT MUCH BOOM

DOUGLAS. Oct 4-fSpecial)-
 Fritz Kohlmeyer returned from No gales yesterday and left for Fl Paso last night On his return from Nogaies he was asked about the placer gold ex- element which had been reported from the Border city, where 1t was said that people were flocking from all directions. and claims taken up just in the borders of the town. From his report the stories of placer finds and excitement have been cx- aggerated.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
gneeurssins Wrinllsa.

Have you ever caught . gifmpss of yourself h the mirror when you arc dctng your hair. brushing your teeth or putting the finishing touches 10 your toilet? If you haven't. just try ff once and you win probably sec, to yOur amusement. that you are making hoe- rible erimaces and twistiug your fore head into all sorts of frowns and win kles while doing these stmple duttes Many people encourage wrinkles in fh4s way and when too late to remedy matters wonder ss~ in fhs world they got then.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
A c,ed Teeth Powder.

Never nse a tooth powder with cam phor in ft- It certainly whitsns the teeth for . dime. but 1t makes the enamel so brittle that tho teeth sss apt to decay very quickly. The best tooth powder to use fs sfnpas psecipd- tated chalk It should bs kept tn . Wide mouthed giass stopperso bottle and can be perfumed by adding few drops of eau de cologne or any favor1te perfume
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-05
Hsusssssspsrs' tsands.

If the hands are thoroughly greassd with vassIine before using dyes tt will pssveut the stain penstrafing deeply into tho slEin-
 After washing cIothss tho hands ars generaIly disaueeabIy roagh- If 1it- tle olive oil 1s rubbed vel Into the sk1n and lelk fer ten minutes. then rubbed Wfrh . cut lemon and vel washed win hoe water and soaps the hnndn w11 becoms snooeh on1 w11ts aoaiA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-21
SENSATION SPRUNG
IN THE HUSTON CASE
Alteration In Telegram
Shown By Attorney
Davis for Defense.

Attorney Henry E Davis chief coun-
| sci for the defense in the case Of James
y. Huston, Harvey ". Lewis. and Ev-
erett DufoJ.r, on trial IN Criminal Court
No I. for the alleged conspiracy TO use
the mail 10 defraud. sprung a sensation
today when he disclosed the fact that
telegram offered in evidence had been
altered
The telegram in question was alleged
10 have been sent December 81. 1905, by
the Mutual Securities Company. Of Bal
timore. No. TO the Tropical American
Banana Company. OF New York As
introduced, IL read
yours received Hurry matters
Can't do a thing without trust company
agreement. Cash viii be sent you when
agreement arrives
John r Derrick, president Of the fruit
company. identified the telegram as
having been received by him.and In
turn sent 10 the National Trust Com
pany IN Washington The object OF
the Government was 70 show a con
nection between the National Trust
Company. which was a concern Oper-
ated By Huston and Lewis, and the
Mutual Securities Company, which j.
alleged 70 have been controlled by Du-
On cross-examinatiCn OF Derrick. Attor-
ney Davis brought Out the fact thar the
last sentence in the telegram had been
added by some one The typcWTiting
was different, although nearly similar.
II was also shown that there we're
only twelve words in the message. when
IL was sent from the telegraph Office.
The jury took a deep interest IN the
de crepancy and several pied Derrick
with questions. but he denied making
the addition. The InciCent was then pass
e.. but II IS believed il viii have a
significant bearing later IN the trial
Efforts were made today by the Coy
eminent TO prove that q mutual under
standing existed between the various
concerns operated by the defendants
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-21
German Ambassador and Countess Won Bernstorff
Receive Diplomatic, Official and Residential Society
Pink Carnations VIII Be
Predominant F loraI Deco
rations at Embassy.

The German Ambassador and
Countess Won Bernstorff viii be hosts
this afternoon from 10 Z o'clock at
the, second of two brilliant afternoon
receptions, with which they inaugu-
rated their Inequalities for the sea
son.
Several hundred guests from diplo-
matte, official and residential society
have been invited
The embassy VIII be effectively
decorated with quantities Of pink
carnations and a string orchestra will
play during the afternoon
Countess ven Rernstorff and her
daughter, Countess Luise-AIexandra
Won BernstorH, viii be unassisted in
receiving their guests. Presiding in
the dining room viii be Miss Nary
Switzerland and Miss Marion oliver
Countess Won Bernstorff viii wear a
gown Of black chiffon and her daugh-
ter viii be becomingly gowned in
yellow crepe de chine.
Miss Adelaide Heath viii entertain al
q small informal tea for young ueotjIe
this afternoon at her home. on II street,
IN compliment TO Miss Stauffer, Of Nv
orleans, La, who Is visiting her sister
Mrs John McIIhennv-
Mrs Marze Brooke, wife Of Captain
and Miss CIementine smith viii preside
al the tea table
Dr. and Mrs T Morris Murray. vino
have been spending the summer at their
place in Connecticut. VIII 90 abroad for
the winter
Senator Nelson W AIdrich and Mrs.
Aldrich have taken the house Of Dr..
and Mrs T Morris Murray, ZIU7 9Iassa-
cluseJts avenue, for the winter
Mrs Sankey Bacon. formerly Miss
Eliza beth EaEEart- VINO has bEen visit
ing relatives in Washington, LETT town
yesterday 10 Join her husband, Dr.
Bacon. L. 5 y, at Portsmouth, y H
on the arrival OF the feet
Miss Janet Richards VIII lecture on
The Passion Play At Obera mmergau'r
tomorrow evening at Continental Hall,
Tor the benefit OF the Christ Child So
ciety.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-21
HANGMAN PRECEDES
FOREIGN DIPLOMATS

OTTAWA, Ontario, Nov. 21-Tak-
ing the stand that they should precede
the hangman Of Carleton county in
the order Of reception at Earl Grey's
drawing room, held on Saturday
night, the cOnsUls general Of Italy,
france, Germany, Russia and the
Netherlands and the cOnsuls Of the
gnlLed states, Belgium, and Japan. re-
FUSED 10 attend the function ar all
The matter IS causing a large
amount OF comment. as this is the first
time that a question Of precedence Of
this kind has been raised, the gov
ernoT general having just issued or
ders changing the old order OF recep-
ton