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THE BiSBEE DAILY REVIEW, B1SBEE, ARIZONA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1911.
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THE HALL OF RECORDS PLOT
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phlng roeT-'Jlm demanded, npo-
"The remark was a genera) one,"
tMr. Harbison retorted, "but if you
wish to mako a concrete appllca
tion :" -
, Lite AN0KLB8, Mar 34 -.The ar
iot-1 u? th'aliKeU dynamite con
.piratort ,wt' attempted 10 wreck
'he Itit.l of lleeoide building hat
back iA it nn Interesting history.,!
The contract lor me construction
l.-r the 1UH of Records, whs let in
1 ebruar of ISW9 to the Cart Leon
arqt co'miiany. The specifications
tailed for a building teu stories m
lu-leht, 240 loot in length. wnoty-sU
f-et wide ami with a tyoor space of
J0( rooms. The structural part of te
burRllng. according to the contract,
vjb to be of Iron and steel.
' This part of the contract was eub
1 1 -t to the Llowulln Iron Works.
After the foundation work had been
W-vncludcd the Llowollyn concern, la
. iKvordam-e with tbo contract, began
, to delior steel Birders at tbo build
ing site. It was at this time that the
lirst dispute between tho Founders'
association and the Structural Iron
workers arose.
Construction Proceeds.
Although some deiay was encount
ered as the result of the dispute,
me Uuwelltn fjneern obtained men
; carry on the building work The
work progressed rapidly, and it was
estimated a short time after tho con
tract had been let that tho building
would be fintehc4 In eighteen months
from the time the contracts wero
to the south of I he Hall of Kecord
T. each portion ef the explosive
a twenty foot fuse was attached. Ac
carditis to the police, both sticks ot
dynamite vsero alone the course
which Connors pursued In his offort
to Obcapo from Policeman Abel.
In his roport to tho "Chief of Po-
lllce, AUil had previously said that
he had seen Conners throw some
thing away.
Find Section of Fuse
Dal had Kone ud Just them, and
found them glaring at each other, Jim , ltl-
fwJth his hands clenched at his sides Several additional dolays were in
land Mr. Harbison with his arms fold-! furred, but it whs claimed by the
'"d and very erect. Dal took Jim by ! ontractors that the Structural Iron
jtlw elbow and led him downstairs. I vomers' dispute did not reany anect
Unttpri , ,, ..., the construction. From time to tlni
raved for th time.
upUmlstlc.
"You can- do a bit yourself. Kit." he I
.r.l.nllRM -mp An-nr. 1 tllA Tlt-TkflrlTl-ft V
Bnt ll sas not Lj -vT,. nu .ir.i .i,i r.t iht.
U-J .. lllfetl OMiV. cv, . ."..
Ituiltung. Complaints was made to
the poiico. and after ha passagc'of
the antipicfcetlng ordinance, Captain
Ixihtihnuscu detailed officers to Tre
veut infractions ot th'r city regul-
tfialshed. "Look more cheerful, flirt
rv little. Tou can do that without try
ing. Take Max on for a day or su:
Jft would be charity anythow Hat sion
Won't let Tom Harbison take It Into! Police Are Warned.
this head that you are grieving over I It was early last September that
lllm'fl Tiptrliw. nr li Itfa-nlv tn tm.'ltip iknllrrt tlnlitHmnnt. llrst learned
Intm off the roof." " Uliat an alleged plot had been I'yd were then detailed to Investi-
. "I havn ron tr. fhtnt ihui Mr !tohed to dynamite the structure. ' fto the alleged attempt at dynamlt-
tHarblson cares one way or the other On the evening of September S, the lug. They arrested A. B. Maple and
UtM-lKOS -YbLdt tnen Lieutenant Charles E. Sobas-' a woman who is known to the pv Adv
f ' "V isaiapnmiy. xouuont .. police, lice as Mrs. Marlon Ross. At that Atl
khlnk he's he's In love with me. do ""' ?? " ? J-J J. H..t tl.o rinterllvre rlalme,! fiat " ,.
Eastern Markets
Yesterday
(By L. J. Overlook.)
llOSTCXS. May 24. Actjvit.v wab
less todajv but local prices hold woll.
Tho most ,ot the selling came from
floor, traders aid they will bo tho
flifct to take them back. North
Kutttr, Range, AUquoz and Lake wero
I In good demand alldny and..nll four
Hn ihn nfAnlnir y-iT Can4vm1utii O i
it wns announced" by Captain Loan- tock showed a .good broad mar
hauscn that a, section of fuso had ket. New York reports a good do
been found In Conner's cell at the mis, tho metal with sales at 12S
city Jail. At that time Lehnhauson d ,)robabluty ot an aavanco to
stated mat tho fuso found in Con ' ' ,
pets' cell was of a similar character 1 tomorrow. Paine. Webber & Co.
to that .found nttached to the two Curbs dull and unchanged. London
sticks of dynamite. It was alsi copper opened 3s 9d higher. Total
claimed by Lehnh'nuson that ono of sales 671,000.
tho sections of fuse found in the i -
building had been cut from tliat sec: NEW YORK
tion wnich was found In Connors , Amal 671
colL 1 Atch . . 1121
Following Conneis arrest, George Smoltors
Conrey. secretary treasurer of tho It It T . . .
Metal Trades Council here. Issued Heet Sussr
Htatcment In which he offered to It & O .... .
asbist the police In the Investigation Car Fdy
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of the alleged attempt to dynamlt-5
;tic building. Gcnrey did not call on
C'Jnners at tho city jail, but a lawyer
was sent to advlso with him. Con
nors disclaimed at that time that
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lio had ontered tho building with ma- ot Nor i 1205
licious intent.
On the afternocm of September 10
Conners was questioned by Attorney
Karl Rogers,. Captain Flammer anil MK T
Captain Lchnhausen. Conners stated L &a ..
to the Investigators that ho was s Ponna
member of tho Structural Iron Work R I ... .,
ers' organization dnd that iio haul Reading ,.
been employed ; by the Baker Iron St Paul . . .
Works company anil by the Llewcl- So Ry ...I
lvns. He admitted' that he was fam- So Pac ..'.."'...I .I..1 ! 11SI
iliar with tho uso -of dynamite, but ; Stcol ......... "... ... ." 788
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lgorously denied that ne uaa ever
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' "la love with you!" ho repeated
rWhy, bless your wicked Ilttlo heart.
t. . n Ar. UAU, DO 1 "" VU1C-1 Ul IllVC, - --- --- -; jn J. j
m.o n.,u it, u . .i,-, .....nni. no.i lime tiio uetociives claimed Lnav rv.ui . , m :
u, Dalt" I watched him out of the . .-.,, . 9nm.iw .i,r.i Alaule and another man were with - r. it f ..... t ..,.. . . b
rncrot my eye, but he only looked , ,act dynamUe in the building 'Connors n shprt time preced!nE his c & A'.r.;.;,$''' ..".".'. 56;
Scbastiau was tola by soino un- "- "" u.-u iio, "" d woet '.:... f,; 5J
known person that the police ae-1 ai".- nuum iuuc uu buioiucui E jjutc U " 121
nirlmnnl snonld ItSKO immeaBU . " huwvuuuuh ju ic ui&ui. vn Frnnl-
Mol Ho thinks you're a married worn- action to prnvout the destruction ot Connors' arrest. Granby . . . .-" .
an! It's tho principle ot the thins the building. This Information was From the woman, who was an inti- G Can " -
lie's fighting for. If I had as muchlplicn over the telofhone. and-when mato friend of Maples, the omcera Glroux ; ' '
principle as he has I'd I'd put It out the Informant was asked to reveal Sf", some startling information. n ,
t interest." Ws identity .he hung up thtf telo-.Mie informed the Investigators that ,nsn)raUtm . J
Max interrupted L Just then, and 1. Sebastian t,en order! a &. Xfi?gZ,& &&? ? '" - "-
aaked If we knew where Mr. Harbin . g , Veant Mur- colved , Los Angolos and that plans v -vgr
wf- ,aJV t'oliremen Cr-if- C'.tln and C. b" been made to use It in tho fight .,'" ""5?
Can t fln,d him." he said. "I've got !. ',;, ...i, rh iimadu-nr and anainst tho Founders' association. .!? '1-
thf telPlhnn frTfhpT- nnH rim ' . ... . ,-... . j . u -. CuUano I iflinn -iijv
, ------ - i ku liisp &irer siaeb i nv suhv fc..w..wr uw.mu.
Mioagh left over to mako ancthor.
iiwu i.u wim am uianu auuuiui. flirt uu ufwu t.uu i,iuuo luimauvu .
"Where do you suppose Harbison hide shortly !ofore 1 o'clock, jvlille in !y 3'"- Uoss, who was also known jov M
the tools? I'm working with a cork-hfce aUy oa the fcouth side of the w Mrs. Maple, and who is the widow Q -
screw and two palette knives." ouiJding. AbaJ aw a man walk uu of a highwayman, Jones ana uoyo m nom
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I heard nothlnc mora ofthc trouble ' from the New HiBh street side and
that night Max went to Jim about start to enter the building froit.
it, and Jim said angrily that only a , 'bo alle.
fool would Interfere between a man! J8t l lt'an J?rt,e1t,0St
' insiue uie iHiiinr. auw whw .
and his wife wives. Whereupon Max
r-im, to halt. Without rtplying the un-
4t4 4r-f 4 a 1 . . A Utn -Ai.k
Etuiwu uui . mm xuu uib una . ..t. mi nn ...
were soon parted, and left him Tho (empU(j to mn tbroueh the alley to
two principals were coldly civil to ,,, nm.!-av Alel ouIcMv re-
ach other, and smaller issues were covered and caught the flowing manl
lost as the ramlne grew moro and on Tlrosdway and placed him under
more Insistent For famine it was j arrest.
They worked tho rest of the "ve-j Conners' Arrest
nlng, but the telephone refused to When taken to the police station,
rovlvo and every one was starving rrisoner said thai his name was
Individually our pride was at low , - Conner. He was "fable to
-bb. but collectively It was still form ",I,.nhJ SL J kr J
.j vi o . j j ., ih Il3ll of Records, or why lie ran
Jdabhx So we sat around and Jim oWr OBminM him to
flayed Grieg with the soft stops on. .- ,, . nt tbat tlM(, that
and Aunt Selina went to bed. The ,, h,i , Mn -nth several mends
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nrrcnMltfrl a thnrmnh nrpli frt vJIQ IJOm
evldpnco. After n Tinmlwr nf uM)k Osceola ..J. . ..s.
they Informed tho district attorney arrote is
tbnt they had not been able to se- Qulncy 72
cure sufficient evidence against Indiana . 44
The Royal Insurance
Company Ltd.
has transferred its agency for
Illsbee and vicinity to the
ARIZONA INSURANCE AGENCY
T. A. Hughes, Manager.
The Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.
paid tho astounding sum ot $v
746,000 gross in the S&n Francisco
Conflagration and these losses
wero paid 100 cents on the dol
lar wltbont discount or delay.
Kindly refer changes In Royal
policies or renewals thereof to
ARIZONA INSURANCE AGENCY
(Bank of Bisbee BnIIdlnr
olthcr Maplo or Conners. The mem- 1av' Cons .'
bers of the district attornoy's office Chlno ..
were reluctant to lot Conners go Shaltuck
free and a charge of assault was lire- a s r
ferred against him, and he wag
sentenced to fifty days In imprison
ment In the city jail.
Maple and Mrs. Ks,s. alias Mrs.
Manic, were also released. It was not
until the disaster of October 1 that
the police again made an inrestlea
tion of the alleged dynamite plot
When this was done no add' Clonal
information was secured and neither
Conners nor Maple was arrested
Upon two different occasions, how-
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weather had chanced, and It was ,-.ii.., in th vnins-. lmt tbat he evor, the police department received
hlcctlnsr but anvthlnz was better than ,11.1 ,. nmlr hlr namrs. At 1 communications warning them that
1h drawing room. 1 tra In a mrml the ,lm tho nfUrart; flnlml that ' the Hall Of Records building was in Chomuilc
to battlo with the elements or to cry Conner waa -under Intoxication. icanger. From September unUl tho Cnctus ." .".'..'.". ' .".16
or both so I slipped out. while Daf I Conners formerl;- was a saloon present time, a consUnt guard has Cordova ax .... , 5
,-was recIUng "Give me threo grains of , leepur in Bisbee. Ariz. ' "- ","""'uu v'vl, l" m'iu,r u" i'a" ax 75
.. .1 ..-.,. t livli?ht fnllowine tBe arrest OI " ""ai aural ui ino iut-u iai
f-nnprs. I'oliceman Kiercey found week brings the case into the
tw. sticks of dynamite Inthc alley courU
EYE IN5UHANCE. k
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roan's soft hat Jim's I think and
went cp to the roof. ""
It was dark In the third floor hall,
and I had to fcol my vay to the foot
ot tho stairs. X wont a? quietly and
turned the- knob of t& door to tho
roof. At Erst It would not open, and
a could hear the wind howling out-j
pide. Finally, however, I got the -door!
iopen a Ilttlo and wormed my way 1
through. It wns not enUrely dark Mothfel
but there. In spite of tho storm. A
(faint reflection of the street lights
(made It possible to distlngush tho out-!
lines of tho boxwood plants, swaying
Jin the wind, and the chimneys and
the teat And then a dark flgnre
tlUIBUUIUgini JU?li illUU UJU UCBlCSb
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LOSES CHILDREN
Mrs. Williams, to telephone tbo con-
viktif nl InfniTi lt(-erk In sfitrs that
bho had. been slightly delajed beyond 7S
Carmem
Denn
LIvo Oak V ... ".". " " .. ." 21
Kly Cons .. ... .. ......I 47
wiy ejent z t
7J
of Cudahy
Them from Convent in
Los Angeles Unnoticed
her usual visiting hour, but woula
suroly bo out to see tho children.
Mrs. Williams was told by tho30
at the convent that the Cudahy
children wero not there, and that
I Mrs. Cudahy had taken them cast
TakeS Sunday night.
Ray Cent i
IIUBU1IU .... ... ... 35
San Antonio i. .."." 5
Sierra ax . ... ' s
So Lake .7 .". . Si
Bohemia 35
Savanna nr 11
Full raid ax .".".".". 3J
LOS ANGELBS, May S4.
When Mrs. Williams conveyed this Summltt ".. 49
X Tigre jo
Warrior ... , .". 4
Warren .' ... ?
Wolverine ax .....' "..70
Cochise ax 21
information to Mrs. Cudahy the lat
tor was almost prostrated for 11
time, as she had no inkling that th
j children wore to be taken away.
j Mrs. Cudahy Immediately com
iJrm ineaced telophbnic inquiries in an
'effort to learn the whereabouts ot
RAILWAY CLAIM AGENTS.
chimney and seemed to hurt itself at P IT3 , - chlldr but could obtain no ' MOXTOBAL. May' 24?-The' Assa
T1 JSLiafiS $Jr&s ssrJjssl " X ..- . cui ffi-uS
ben nvlBg at a convent sear Al- '""J Dn" wuuuuc um emoteu in annual session today in
3iands and trying to say something,
"but the figure caught roe roughly by
the shoulders and knocked mo back
-against tie door-frame. From miles
,away a heavy voice was saying, "So
I've got you!" and then the roof gav
irom under me, and I was floating out
en the storm, and sleet was beating
Jn my face, and the wind was whte
psrlng oyer and over, "Open your
'yes, for God's sake!""
I did open thorn after a while, and
finally I made ont that I was lying on
the .floor in the tent The lights wero
on, and I had a cold and damp feeling,
and something wet was trickling
down my neck.
I seemed to be alone, but In a sec
ond somebody came Into the tent, and
1 raw It was Mr. Harbison, and that
2io bad a double handful of half melV
ed snow. He looked frantic and de
termined, and only my sitting op
bambra fw some mofltlw. had sad-! to. loca? thwB. and when she learns Montreal, the meeting; being the firs.
denly bean withdrawn from that in.iw"erc tney are win go to item at mat the association has held out
stitattos by Mra. Michael Cwtahy. cc- IsWe or tho United States. The or-
thir grandmother and legal guard- Mrs. Cudahy believes ibnt their ject of the meeting ie to exchanfw
tan. and taken away oa a train (traadmother ha taken the children views regarding ih boat mothods
presumably bouad for tho east.
An eTort waa wade to learn tbo
exact destination of" the elder Mre.
Cudahy awl the children, but th
only information tbat ewW be ob
tained was tbnt thoy had left on a
train last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Cudahy has vtelted her cbj! ; the clder Mrs- cudahy and the chl
dren at. tho convent almost dally (jrcn j,aj left pasadena on a train
mnce her arrival ere sobjc weeaa j,Bt Sunday evening.
to Chtcngo to cdB8ul with her son, of saitHng clalme agrainst railroad
ooepn UBdany, regaraing tnotr in-. m 10 consider laws now la fore
tare. jand listen to and discuss rapers
t the Cudahy residence in Pasa- that will bo presented upon subjects
Una little information was forth- of Intorest to members. C. W. Egan.
coming regarding the children. A of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
.ervant answered tbo telephone, but in presiding over the gathering,
would say nothing further than that j which wilt, continue in session three
ago, and last Friday she spent tho
afternoon with them at tho Michael
Cudahy homo In rasadena, whither
tbey had been brought from tho
convent earlier Friday.
Receives Surprising Nes.
Mrs. Cudahy did not sen thorn
Cannot Understand It.
Mrs. Jack Cudahy was asked tor
1 statement of her views on this
latest development In the strained
'elations between her an the elder
Mrs. Cudahy over the children. Mrs
Cudahy said:
"1 am utteriy at a loss to snow
'Solnrriar nr Rnnrtar. but sunposed
culckly prevented my getting another , tha. . woro oil her at thp Pasa- what prompted Mrs. Michael Cudahy
mow bath. My neck felt queer and na cudahy homo or had bean) to tako my children away without
ttiC, and I was yery dizzy. When be ! fnt back to the convonL Mor dat , informing ma I know of no reason,
paw that I was conscious be dropped 1 aftontoon Mrs. Cudahy ordered an toccopt possibly the false story that
U.r, ,n KtaoA looWnc down at InutomoWle and nnwwred to.su to, was circulated that I had been asked
C ' I Hie dbwront to s:nd tbo aftr rcooa ! to looVe tho Hotel Alexandria
Iv4th tha h!)drnn' n has bem hor "I have not been oskod to loavo
.- .-, -j .-... 1 IcBBUin. Coforo leaving, however, slw'the hotel. Tho hotel management
(Continued tomorrow.! j nor tant oompaalort, ' will corroborate this, ana, m fact.
I Intend to retrain here until I get
definite information about my chli-
en. This wbole affair has, quite
prostrated me, and I do not know
what to mako of IL Ono thing is
cenaln, I shall Join my children
wherever they are. 1 nav a ngat
to see them by the decree of the
court in Kansas tnty anu o one
can eieny me .this privilege."
Mrs. Williams, a friend of Mrs
Cndaby, came to Los Angeles sev
eral weeks ago and has seen Tk
constant companion during her stay
nrc accompanying her on her visit
to -tbe Cudahy children, iad every
where Mrs. Cudahy has gone.
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It so call and let us Insure
them, against the harmful and
disagreeable effects of cya
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metrist. Is registered by ex
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nesota and Arizona, and has
bad a wide experience wltb
proper! fitting glasses. We
grind our own lenses for each
eye defecL
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No. L leaving Lordsburg 10:t7, a
m. Mountain Time.
South bound train connects wltb
El Paso & Southwestern east bound j
train lor til raso, leaving wacniu
at 11:42 a. vu Mountain Time, and
with west tonnd train for Dougla
and Bisbee, leaving Hachita. at 11:10
a. m. Mountain Time. I
A. T. THOMSON,
Traffic Manager, Clifton, Arizona.
j Feb. 17. 1911.
PROPRIETORS
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Office Hours 9 to 10 a. m, 1 to
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