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Cochise review and Arizona daily orb., 1900-05-09
Local Brevities

The Independent Order of Forresters held meeting yesterday evening.
 The Nacosari stage left today heavily loaded for the big camp in Sonora.
 Judge wm. Barnes of Tucson has gone to the Cananeas, 'Sonoro, to in- spect those fabulously rich copper de- posits.
 George Mitchell of the Cobre Grande Copper company was noted on the streets of Benson yesterday by the Press, returning from Phoenix.
 Mir. Weidner, the genial big mining man from California, is prolonging his visit with us because of his belief that our, climate alleviates his rheumatism.
 Articles of incorporation of the East Bisbee Gold Mining company, with Q capital stock of s2, 500, 900, were filed in the office s of the county recorder at Phoenix last Friday.
 Although he is the largest man in Arizona, Dell Lewis appears several in- ches taller this morning. Mrs. Lewis presented him with bouncing boy last night, hence this Imaginary additional stature. Congratulations.
 There Is little in police circles today. The only court transactinE business was JuAtice Johnson who had bsfore him Henry .Schluter, charged with deadly assault upon B. Behiends. The hearing was continued until tomorrow. ,E. J. Murphy, lately of Jerome and Globe, and well and favorably known sl,ove,. Arizona as one of the most pop uier saloon men in the territory, arr rived in Bisbee yesterday afternoon and has accepted g position at the Free Coinage, where he will concoct bever- ages to slake the thirst and tickle the palate Of thee most fastidious-drinks that win exhilarate but not intoxicate.
 Frank Bowman, the we'll known min ing man, came in today from the Bow nan-Ahgins mines in the gold camp twelve miles from Tombstone. He states that the 5-ton mill has been con stantly rahning with satisfactory results and thdrc are 10 men at work in the minc extracting ore and developing the property. Other claims in the neigh borhood are being developed and con siderable activity in,that district is the result. Tombstone Prospector.
 Charles A. Overlook leaves this after noon for La MoritA Sonora, to be ab- sent several days, whither he goes to receive Q largo bunch of cattle pur- chased for the burposeof filliug his beef contract with the construction ere" of tho Nacosari and Gulf railroad, which 1t is thought witl conimense operation within a few weeks. The cattle will be held,in Packard's pasture on the south side of the line until such time as they are needed for.the butchers block.
Cochise review and Arizona daily orb., 1900-05-09

Travel into and out of Sonora is on the increase. Those who are engaged in stage traffic are doing driving" business.
Cochise review and Arizona daily orb., 1900-05-09

w. w. Manew, Merton, Wis: "i con sid 'e- One Minute Cough Cure most won is fnl medicine, quick and safe." It ,s tae only harmless remedy hat gives immediate results. It crres ccrQhs. colds, croup, bronchitis, grippe, vt ''bing c,ugh, pneumon'a and al L, at and lung diseases. Its early use prev ,nts consumption. Children always ike II and mothers eniors, It. Copp,r Queen store and Blsoee Drug Co.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

BIsB Arizona, May a M0
 To Frank Bobb. hIs heirs CT assigns; Ton are hereby notified that I have expended during the year 1929 Sl00 on the Little ary mine and $l00 on the Emma mine, situated iu Warren Mining Distr jet, county of Cochise. Territory of Arizona. locstion notices of both of which are recorded in the office of the County Recorder, in Book of Mines. Min ing Records of Coch SC county, izona. in order to hold said claims under tho provi- sions of Section 2Sg of the Revised statutes of the United States and the amendments tn. reto concerning annual labor upon min- ing claims. it being the amount req tired to hold saie claims for the period end ing HS- cember 3l, lSg9.
 And if within ninety (90J days after the publication he ro of you .iI or refuse to con- ribute your pro 70 tion of said expendi- turss sco-owner, your interest Tn the said min ng claims wi become the property of the subscriber, your co-owner. who has made the '. .quired expenditure by the erms of sai section 232i.
 (Sgned) GEORGE ERNARD.
 Eli, st publication May s, I90
Cochise review and Arizona daily orb., 1900-05-09
MAGPIf MINISTRIES
The Event of the Season at Opera
 HOUSe May n

The entertainment to be given at the Opera House Friday evening, May II, under the uspices of the "Magpie Min strels, flor the benefit of the Mexican Catholic church, promises to be swell affais, and will, no doubt, as it should, receive the hearty patronage of the gen. eral public.
 The names of those having the affair in hand is an assurance that nothing will be left undone to make the enter tainment a success. Those having the : affair in charge ars:-Mrs. William H. Brophy, President; Mir. George Cole man, Stage Manager; MT. Gustave Temple, Musical Director.
 The following programme will con. stitute the Sgeding's entertainment:
 PART I.
 1--Opening Chorus, Overture. ..
 .......... Bones aud Tambourine 2-Solo, Kentucky Babe, ,"........
 .....................M .. ... Miss Maude Walsh 3--Comic Solo, t"I'd Leave My
 Happy Home for You. ....
 ......,.,...,...."..Mr Ben Moore 4-Bass Solo. " The Divers"
 ....@..a........ Mir. Thomas Cobbe 5-Comie Solo, "I Couldn't Stand
 to See My Baby Lose.".
 ....-s,,..., Mir. John Kelly '6-Quar4ette, Mrs. McMackin,
 SFaA Miss Walsh,
 Mir, Cobbc,
 AIr. Lavers.
 7--Solo, "My Dream of You,".
 ....~......~...Mr Mir. Peter Tenancy s--Comic Solo. I'm Another,"...
 ..........................M Mir. Harry Butt '9-Solo, "Kinky Headed Coon,"...
 ......... Mrs. Eugene McMackin l0- Comic Solo, "I Wish My Rent
 Was Paid, ,",,.,,...Mr. Walter Johns 1l-Solo, "The Belle of Honolulu"
 ..................M <. Mir. Clifton Layers 12-Bass Solo, Midshipmite,'.'....
 ........... Mir. Thomas Cobbe 13-Conis Solo, I'll Come Back
 to Thee, "........Air. Charles Burke
 14 CLOSING CHORUS
 lPakr IT.
 OVERTURE BY THE ORCHESTRA 1--Monologte.. ....... MT. Tom Hogan 2 Comic Sketch. , ...rs.. .Messrs. Kelly and Moore Recitation.... Miss Lou Minor I Clog Dance. ...... ............
 !.iNlessrs. Harrington and Allison S. Sketch, Mir. Charles Burke and g.. members of the Company
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Double Clog Dance. ce.......................
 .Messrs. Harrington and Allison Music by Hempel and Snith.)
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ANNUAL POW-WOW.
The Improved OrGer of Red Men of
 the Reservation of Arizona.

The hunting grounds of Bisbee will be alive with Cochie Tribe No. ' on the Sleep of l2 Sun of Flower Moon G. $. D., 409. They will scout from the opera house at 3 o'clock p. m.
 Great preparations are being made by the Red Men to make this occasion one long to be remembered. The pa- rade will be the grandest fraternal dis play ever witnessed in Arizona. The members of the order will parade in costume becoming the tribe, and as the oIder is noted for not doing anything by halves, those who attend the entertain ment and witness the parade will have nothing to regret.
 The CocHIsE REVIEW is requested to extend an invitation to all visiting members in good standing to take part in the parade.
 Following is the programme:7 Master of Ceremonies. ..... James Farley Address. ss......................H. w. Studley Song ..........................Nli Miss N. Hughes Original Poem. .......B. Franklin Moore Song MT. H. Hanson "Strathspey" "...". ...."....Mls Petrle Song anda Dance... M. Pittroff Reading Sutter Highland Fling................. ........ ...... Miss Petrie and Miss Murray l Song. ...!................. .....NlSS B. Wlttlg Specialty.............. ... .............."
 ....Messrs Campbell and Anderson sSong Mrs. J. J. Harrington Song. ............... ...............Mr. Tenancy Sword Dance. Miss Petrie and Murray
 Music by Piper D. Frazer.) Reading g.......................A. s. Washer Song. Mrs. J. J. Bowen Quartette
 Messrs. Hughes, Leggett Hanley and
 Goldsworthy.
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DENIES THE CHARGES.

The hearing of the order to show cause
directed against John A. Cannon as
trustee for some parties who own prop
erty in the South Park addition has
been continued until Saturday by Judge
CLANCY. The action was brought by E.
@. Kenyon, who alleges that Mr. Cannon
has collected large sums of money on
contracts in which the property figures
and ignored him in the distribution of it.
although he owns an interest in the
property. Kenyon has asked the court
to appoint receiver and compel Can
non to render an accounting.
Cannon has filed an answer to the ac.
ton. In the document he admits he Is
the trustee for the Montana Loan an:
Improvement company and that he has
collected large sums of money on con-
tracts but denies that he has paid Jane,
w. Forois and James w. Murphy and
his Wife that which Kenyon alleges he
has. He says further that Kenyon has
never demanded permission to inspac,
the books.
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UNFORTUNATE MRS, DOYLE
HAS STRANGE DELUSIONS.

Judge Lindsay and a commission COM
prising Drs. Gum and Mcdonald in
qaired into the mental condition of Mrs.
Anna Doyle last evening and at the con-
elusion of the hearing it was decided to
send the patient to the asylum for treat :
ment. Mrs. Doyle has been conducting
small store at 324 South Arizona
street Last Saturday night she became
insane and was taken into custody by
an officer. She then gave her Eame as
Mrs. Hugh. but has always been known
as Mrs. Doyle. Her husband mas been
dead thirteen years.
When the examination was ready to
begin Mrs. Doyle objected to being taken
from her cell and in order to prevent re-
moVal by force she Invested herself of
her clothing. She was fixed UP again,
however, and ushered into department
No. 1. She laughed and Kissed by turns
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and presented a decided maniacM APP
pearance.
Constable Harrington, who arrested
the unfortunate woman testified that he
had found Mrs. Doyle in front Of a large
bill board in Arizona street. She had
in her hands Il cup of paste and some
pieces of paper with which she was
attempting to cover the board. Asked
what she was doing she said Marcus
DAILY was dead and she had to cover
the board with black paper before noon.
On being placed in cell in the county
Jail Mrs. Doyle had laughed Historically
and remarked that she had fooled some
one; that instead of imprisoning her,
only her soul had been locked up. She
said she had died the third time
Mrs. Doyle told the commission aud
judge she had been electrocuted and it
had made fool out of her. This was
about all she would say.
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JESS WAS FINED $1OO.
She Was Charged With Touching a
Man for That Amount.

Bessie Lester alias Jew Jess" who
pleaded guilty to charge of robbing a
man named Rose of $100 was fined an
even S100 by Judge Sullivan this morn
ing. Bessie played even with the game.
Rose is the loser and the city is the
gamer. It is probable that Bessie would
have paid a larger fine if she had not
shown that Rose did not lose a smaller
amount than he claimed. 1t goes to
prove the maxim ",Tis an i'll wind that
blows nobody good
Frank Wilson this morning pleaded
guilty to a charge of assault and battery
upon the person of Miss Mary and was
fined in the sum Of So He withdrew
the charge of robbery against the wo-
man but confidently told the court that
the woman got $40 from him.
Dan Creighton pleaded guilty to a
charge of disturbing the peace by break
ing a door in the Bielenberg block and
put up fine of $40.
Ed. ODonnell who is accused OF
threatening to kill his divorced wife en-
tered a plea of not guilty and will have
his case inquired into this afternoon.
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BUSINESS Of
THE COURTS
MRS. GEORGIA MEYE-.- WAS
GRANTED A DECREE OF LIE
GAL SEPARATION.
PARADISE ORDERED
TO SHOW CAUSE.
The Illegal Registration Cases go
Over-Nipper Case Con-
tinuea to Dec. II.

The trial of the divorce suit of Georgia
a. Meyers against Frank Y, Meyers,
which promised some sensational fea-
lures proved to be A one-sided affair. It
took place in Judge Lindsays court to-
day, but the defendant, who had filed a
crcss-GomplainJ against the plaintiff
was not on hand 10 participate in the
festivities; consequently the court heard
the proofs of the plaintiff and granted
her a decree of legal separation. In her
testimony she stated that the defendant
and herself Were united in marriage in
this city in 1898, but had separated about
a year ago by reason of accusations OF
unchastfty made by him against her
She denied the truthfulness of these ae-
cusations. Notwithstanding Meyers had
named in his cross-bill a part. cuar man
with whom he alleged she had been un-
duly intimate on two or three occa-
SiCnS,
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THE PARADISE DIVORCE CASE.

In the divorce suit of May Paradise
against Philip Paradise. an order was
made by Judge Clancy today requiring
the defendant TO appear in court next
Saturday and show cause why he has
not complied with an order made on No
vember l. by the terms of which he was
to pay the plaintiff $50 per month ali
mony and her attorney $50 for prose-
cutting the case against him. The frs,
payment of aliInony was TO have been
made on or before November 20. The
order made today was based upon an
at1idavit from the plaintiff in which she
stated that when the aiimony order was
made the defendant was in the employ
of the Walkervile Drug company, hu;
since then he had left the county and
gone to PhilipsburS.
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Hotel GoSSiD|

The average newsboy possesses all the
qualifications of the successful man of
affairs; he has a Few additional traits
OF character that would make the ordin-
ary business man take to the woods He
is a combination of Dick Tu pin and
Captain Kidd at once a spensthrift and
a Shylock, demanding not only his own
puond of flesh but the rightful property
of others, and then blowing it in after
the fashion of the prodisal son.
See that neWsboy out there trying 10
sell a paper?' quer.ed a travelling man
to a number of others who were stand
ing in the lobby of the Butte this morn
ing. Look how he hangs on when he
sees the gentleman does not want the
paper. There, now, the man buys TIE
paper to get rid of him. 1t is tha, way
nine times out of 10.
Il heard yesterday how a local news
paper reporter was 'bunkoed' by several
of these little chaps out of S5 cents in /.
pretty oily manner. He went into the
MeDermott and was talking to the clerk
for a short time. When he departed he
left a pair of gloves lying on the reg
iStry counter.
I'm a few minutes he returned and
asked for the gloves. Nobody had seen
anything of them. just then a news
boy stepped up and said: Mister, 1
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SOUTH BUTTE PRLsBYTERY.

At the religious services at the South
Butte Presbyterian church last Sunday
night special and entertaining pro-
pramme was rendered The announce
ment was also made that the ladies Of
the church are making pa"ations for
a big fair about Christmas time and the
children will also give cantata to aid
them in partitoning off class rooms for
themselves Mr.. Tonge's class will
probably give a coffee supper on New
Years eve.
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A CARD OF THANKS

To all those whose services and sympa-
thy We're so generously extended during
onr bereavement, in the loss of our
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall,
we desire to express our heartfelt
thanks.
j. w. MARSHALL AND FAMILY.
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WITNESS IS ILL.

When the case OF the state against
Ike Cohen and Harry Evans was called
for trial in Judge Clancys court today
the defendants counsel asked for and
was granted a continuance on the
ground that a material witness for the
defense was too i'll to be in court. The
case Went over until the 14th.
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NIPPER CASE GOES OVER.

In the suit Of Michael Hickey and
others against the Parrot Mining COM
pany, the hearing of the defendants Pc
tition for the removal of Thomas Nc
Laughlin as receiver for the Nipper
mine, the property involved in the suit,
has been continued by Judge Clancy
until the 2lst of the month.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-04

| know where your gloves are; one OF the
| boys found them on the floor where they
| had fallen off the counter"
Yes. chimed in another. come with
me and l will show you who got EN-"
The reporter was taken outside and
shown the boy that bought them. He
said he had sold them for % cents to
another, and the two searched for the
other. He had sold them. also, and the
second purchaser had to be located.
The last purchaser claimed his %
cents, the first his % cents, the boy that
found them 10 cents, the boy that took
the reporter to the boy that found
them 10 cents, the boy that told them a
brother newsboy had found them 10
cents and the boy that had negotiated
one bargain. cents. q total of 50 cents.
There was a crowd present, and
rather than appear niggaraiy the re-
porter met their demands without de-
muir. Yet anybody could see that the
duty OF the lad that found gloves on a
hotel counter was to give them to the
clerk instead of taking them, and none
OF the little Williams deserved anything
but the application Of a slipper to his
anatomy according to time -honored Gus
TOM
After the newspaper man had gone,
l went to one of the youthful bunk"ers'
and asked him if the gloves had been
sold by the finder.
Nav he answered with knowing
grin. That's an old gag Jimmy
found 'em and kept 'em We springs
that game regular
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-04
GRANTED FURTHER TIME.

In the cases of the state against 4. L.
Stone and w. T. Kemp, charged With
illegal registra ton. the county attorney
has been granted further time in which
to file informations against the defend
ants. This action was made necessary
by reason of the quarantine on the
county jail. in which the defendants are
confined,
Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-04
GoO00oOco0Ooo
THE RAILROADS.

The official statement of earnings of
the Burlington system in October has
been issued Thee was a good inclease
in earnings over the corresponding
month of last year, but Stin heavier OPP
Grating expenses make comparative
decrease in net earnings. The principal
items in the statement are as follows:
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No agreement as to rates for the Ep-
worth League convention in san ffan-
cisco next July has been reached oy the
Transcontinental Passenger association.
While there is no doubt that round
trip rate from Chicago Will be made 10
all persons going to San francisco ana
returning by the same route, passen-
ger officials are not able to agree as to
the rates to be made for persons wishing
to go to the Pacific coast by one route
and return via another.
The roads which run 20 the north Pa
cific coast points are not members Of
the Transcontinental Passenger associ-
alton, but they have been represented at
association meetings and demanded the
privilege Of making a roundtrip rate
of $50 between Chicago and Portland and
Seattle, with the further privilege of
quoting an arbitrary rate of $3.50 via
the Shasta route to San Francisco.
1t is likely that the demands of the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
will be granted by the association be-
cause they have intimated that they will
make the rates named If other roads
make a rate of $50 from Chicago to San
Francisco and return on account of the
convention Of the Epworth League. The
other roads are NOT IN position TO re-
fuse to sell tickets good returning via the
northern routes. The latter might take
steps which would result in a demoral-
ization of passenger rates in the west
and southwest to a greater extent than
in their own territory.
It is officially announced that the Wa
bash Railway company will begin next
spring the construction Of a new line be-
tween Toledo and Montpelier, Ohio. Sur
veys for the line have been completed
for some time. and but for the high price
of material the road probably would have
been built this year. The NEW line will be
ffty-seven miles long and the cost of
building it will be about $1,700,0 600. To
provide for the cost of construction and
equipment the board of directors has
authorized a mortgage securing $5,O00,O 900
forty-year 4 per cent bonds, of which
1000, 600 are to be negotiated. The bonds
will be first mortgage on the new line
and second mortgage on the Detroit
Chicago line. The new road will give the
Wabash a through route from Chicago
to Toledo.
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"The World One Hundred
!: Years Ago Today"
Copyrighted, 19OO by X. f. Hughes,
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Copyrighted, 1900 by X. f. Hughes,
Louisville.)
Admiral Nelson, the greatest of En-
glands commanders at sea, returned
from the Mediterranean command dur
ing which, the darkest period of his
career, the world was yet ready to shift
it's cheers, echoing yet from his triumph
two years before the battle of the Nile.
to Kisses for the sanction he had given
the judicial murder at Naples of Caraci-
oil, the admiral of the Neupolita infect,
who had served in the rebel cause only
under compulson. 1t was commonly
supposed that this black passage in Mel
sons life had been caused by female
prompting. However this may be- 1t is
an historical fact that the acknowl-
edged chief of the navy of England
was singularly susceptible to the in
huences of the other sex and that his
private character was not spotless,
which led to a separation from his wife.
Leaving Naples under cloud, Nelson
had drawn the sunshine of glory once
more upon him While en- route to En-
gland by giving effectual aid in the
siege of Malta. taken by Bonaparte on
his way to Egypt. and upon reaching
home was greeted by his country with
general acclaim, receiving a peerage
loi lie Ddllle VI tne Nlle ana the we'll
nerited rank of Vice Admiral
Carl Maria Won Weber, musical COM
poser and creator of romantic OPERA
though only four years old, set to music
the libretto of an opera called "Daas
Waldmaedchen," which was produced
at Freidburg. The precocity Of the
youth was attracting universal atten-
ion. Won Weber was a cousin of Mo-
zart.
Madam Recamier. the famous French
beauty. then in her twenty-third year,
was a power in Paris. Her salon was
one of the chief resorts of literary and
| political society that pretended to fash
! ion. History gives her the distinction
| of being one woman who in ill-heaith
or reduced circumstances. or even in old
| age lost not her attraction.
| Sir Walter Scott. poet and novelist of
I fame, was engaged in preparing a col
lection of the minstrelsy of the Scottish
border. having been busy since his boy
hood collecting Scottish Border ballads
IL hope OF doing for ancient border
manners what Goethe had done for the
ancient feudalism of the Rhine. Scott
at this time held the office of Sheriff.
deputy of Selkirkshire.
| William Nichols. an English writer on
| natural philosophy, made the discovery
| of the decomposition of water by the
agency Of galvanism which was said
to be the foundation of Sir Humphrey
Davy's discoveries in the decomposition
Of alkalnes.
The Shakers We're flourishing, having
been in existence eight years. They
| formed the most important communistic
societies of the Uuited States, making
celibacy an essentian feature of their
! system.
Trappist Monks, scattered from
France to the four winds of the earth
by the revolution, were locating in
America, Spain. Germany and England.
ments the order not only maintained
itself, but grew and strengthened.
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Mems fine Shoes. $1.50 Boucher, Al
East Park.