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Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

Geo. H. Kelly, of the Review. will leave this morning for Graham county, where he will remain for several days. He was accompanied by J. W. Tan ner. who goes to Morenci to take charge of the Standard.
 Sehriff Del Lewis is here from Tombstone, and said yesterday that Bisbee has just cause to be proud.
 Frank Pittroff, employed at Cananea as a painter, is seeing everything that is going on.
 John Coomer, Cananea painter, says no town of this size ever gave such celebration before.
 Tom Taylor. Barney Vail, Dick Reed, Jack Kenny and James Campbell, Can anea miners, are enjoying the celebra- tion.
 Frank Malley. cousin of Ed Malley, the expert driller, was an interested spectator at the big contest yesterday. He works at the Cananea mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
AbIaze With Lights.

AbIaze With Lights.
 Last night vas the crowning feat u.e of the celebration. Main street ani the square in front of the Copper Queen store presented myriads of cleo. tric lights. The largest crowd ever seen in Bisbee packed the street and the hills adjoining and amid the ex- ploding of canon, the shriek of rockets, music of bands, and the laughter anl shouts of the gay revelers, presented a scene never before witnessed in Ariz- ona.
 The electrical displays were magnif- cent and the artistic effects produced showed the handwork of a master hand
 The Copper Queen store was ablaze with incandescents, red, white and blue. that literally covered the front of the building. It was by far the most magnificent display in the city.
 The public library, where the liter ary exercises were held, presented a beautiful appearance, likewise the Cop per Queen Hotel, Orient and general office.
 To the Bisbee Improvement Com pany is due the praise for the brilliant appearance of the city last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
PERSONALS

N. D. Scribner and Frank Hare came over from Tombstone yesterday to help the big mining camp cele- brate Both these gentlemen are al- ways welcomed in Bisbee.
 P J. Aguire ana wife. of Naco, were at the Copper Queen yesterday, being here for the celebration.
 " Andrson. of Los Angeles, is in the city.
 Walter Castle, who helps paint build ings at Cananea, is here to see what is going on.
 Editor Geo. Meek, of the Douglas International, is in town for the fes- tivities. He says Douglas is growing so fast that if one leaves it for a few days he is hardly able to recognize the place on his return.
 S. J. Freudenthal, the prominent Fl Paso merchant, is in Bisbee. Mir. Freu- denthal was one of the pioneers of Clifton, this territory, where he was clerk in the store of Lizinsky Broth CTS, the original owners of the Longfel low and other famous mines in that district.
 w. T. MOTcy, cOIlOI Oi taN ulODe Times, is in Bisbee and was an inter- ested spectator at the drilling contest yesterday, having risked his money on the Tarr Brothers team, of this camp. Mir Money will return to Globe Mon day
 R. V. Daniels and wife, from Naco. were guests at the Copper Queen Hotel yesterday. MT. Daniels is collector of customs at Naco, and has just recent ly returned from San Francisco with his bride.
 MT and Mrs. Tomlinson left yester- day for an extended trip to points in the east They will returned about September l.
 Frank Hereford, the prominent Tue son attorney, arrived yesterday and will remain through the celebration.
 T. S. Robles, of the Benson Press, is joining us during the celebration. He has been with the Press for the past two years.
 C. F. Jacques, manager of the supply department of the Cananea Consoii- dated Copper O., is one of the root CTS who accompanied the Cananea ball team. MT. Jacques was formerly with the Copper Queen Co. at this place, and has a host of friends in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
Prominent Ei PasoAR.

Prominent Ei PasoaR.
 Among those who came on the ex- sursion from Fl Paso was Capt Juan s. Hart, the veteran newspaper man of the southwest Capt Hart has for years ownd the Fl Paso Times, but for several years has had it leased out, while he gives his attention to mining. being interested at times in several important enterprises. He went to Cuba as a captain in the Spanish American war and after the fighting was over performed valuable service for the government at Havana in the early establishment of American au- thority in that city Captain Hart has witnessed several drilhng contests n the past and was glad that he came yeserday. Mir. Hart has done a great work for Fl Paso in attracting atten- tion to it's favorable location for an important city, through his newspaper and by his personal energy and never failing confidence in his home town.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
Bisbee Base Ball Club.

eisbee Base Ball Club.
 Hurrah. We are going to have big beneht at the opera house tonight. Manahan and Moore are going to give us benfit, and the Curtiss Comedy Company are going to put on the fun niest piece they have played yet, and besides we are going to have a free dance after the show is over. All those that attend the show are entitled to re- main for the dance free.
 Come everybody and bring your best girl. See a good show, have a fine dance, and help your baseball club. We need it bad, and in return we will give you some good games this season.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
SOUTHERN PACIFIC co.

Reduced rates San Francisco and re- turn, account of biennial meeting Knights of Pythias, San Francisco, Cal, August 11-22, 1902. Special first class tickets to San Francisco and re- turn on sale at Benson, A. T., on Au- gust 8th and 9th, 1902.
 Fare, round trip, $500. Expiration Of ticket for return, September 1st, 1902. Children aged years and un- der IF years one half of abc.e fare.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
Informal Reunion.

YesterdayGovernor Brodie made i. known that he would be pleased to meet all the members of the Arizona Rough Riders at the Copper Queen. He communicated his desire to Postmast- CT McCabe and he hastily summoned the Rough Rider boys ani at o'clock they ai. vent to the hcsel, where they were received must heartily by Cover nor Brodie. An informal talk was made byGovernor Brodie, who evinced the keenest interest in the welfare of all present and inquired particular iy about the occupation and progress of each one. Those who met the gover- nor were Captain George B. Wilcox. now clerk of the district court and living in Tombstone, Lieutenant Tom Refining, of Douglas; Seabert Tender son of Globe; John Foster, John Null len and GeorgeJ. McCabe.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
LADIES GAN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot Ease, powder to be shaken into the shoes. IL makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief to corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort dis covery of the age. Cures and prevents swollen feet, blistsrs, callouS and sore spots. Aliens Foot-Ease is a certain cure for sweating, hot, aching feet At all druggists and shore stores, 25c. Don't ac- cept any substitute. Trial package FREE by mail Address, Allen g. Olmsted, T<e Roy, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
Saved His Life.

Saved His Life.
 The snake charmer who does busi- ness adjoining the wild man Zambezi misjudged bad snake last night and but for the prompt arrival of night Ohicer Thomas, there would have been one less attraction on the midway The snake charmer advertises to bite a snake into two pieces just back of the ears. At the performance last evening the snakes head became lodged in the throat of the performer and for time it looked as if the under takers services would be needed. Charlie Thomas finally fished out the snakes head with a piece of baling wire and the show proceeded as usual
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
Automobile Party.

Automobile Party.
 An automobile party arrived Thurs day from Tucson. The party consisted of F. B. Close and wife, James Seiger and Henry Heffner, and they occupied two autos. They left Tucson Wednes- day morning and came as far as the Empire ranch. Yesterday they finish ed their journey, arriving in Bisbee at seven o'clock in the evening, coming by the way of Fairbanks They are stopping at the Copper Queen Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
San't Be Helped.

Visitors are making complaint that the restaurants are charging too much for meals. The raise in prices is due entirely to conditions over which the restaurant owners have no con trol All of the help has demanded more wages or threaten to strike The employers have been forced to meet their demand. The New England Kitchen alone is paying its help $7O more day than they would under the old scale of wages
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
Will Get Banner.

Will Get Banner.
 Saturday night the Workmen will be presented with a banner valued at $55, which they have won by large in creases in membership. Workmen who came over yesterday from Tucson to help present the banner are Eugene J. Trippel, Gust Half and J. | Reilly. The visitors will be given a modest banquet after the presentation exer- Cises
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
TWO KILLED IN DUEL.

Fresno, Ca1if., July 4.-Associated Press.-A street duel between Italians occurred near midnight tonight, in which two men were killed and one fatally wounded. Names and details not yet at hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

Not here for few days but here to stay and if your photo isn't satisfactory will make it so at the Borough studio, foot of Quality Hill. 723t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

IF ANY patient fitted by me on previous visits is not perfectly satisfied, l would be pleased to have him call, and any necessary change will be made free of charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

We want everybody to now that NEW FURNITURE AND SECOND HAND GOODS are bought and sold by M. Stein and l.. W. Stodgehill in Nelson block, corner O. K. street and Brewery Gulch, Bisbee. AriZ.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
FATAL BITE.

Reno, Nev., July 3.-Bosho. she snake sharmer. known all over the coast who appeared here at the street carnival, was bitten by . gf1a monster |1ast night and is now unconscious at Io0unay BoNp3Hl.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
A KNOCK OUT.

Stockton. Calif.. July 3.-Rufe Tur- ner, colored lightweight, knocked out Willie Lewis, of New York, m the second round, last night
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

If you are suffering pain of any kind, acute or chronic, or caused by strains or dislocation, consult the Osteopath free, Norton House. 7-4-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

Buy your fireworks at the New En- gland Kitchen; the best in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

Restaurant for Sale-Good location TOT particulars apply to Mrs. Steel's lunch counter, Brewery Gulch.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

We use pure Phoenix cream Try our ice cream. McDaniel ( Wlswell. Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
NEWS OF THE TOWN

Be sure to get your seats early for the performance tonight by the Cur is Comedy Co,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

BOY WANTED at this office, about 16 years of age; good chance for good boy; no others need apply. Call today
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

Everyt fing up to date al ihe Bor ough siadio foot of Quality Hill. 723t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

For catarrah, rheumatism or bowel trouble consult Dr. Geo. w Marti a, Osteopath. 7-4-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
Popular Wants.

All ads for this column must be ac. companied by the cash.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
Workmen Notice.

Workmen Notice.
 Workmen are requested to be ct Library Hall tonight at eight o'clock sharp, when the members of the grand lodge will present banner to the local lodge.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05
NOTICE.

H. Hammond is not authorized to collect any money on account of the Review, either for job work, advertis- ing or subscription.
 BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
 W B. Kelly, Manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

Dr. F. A. Schell. opticiar, al Copper Queen Hotel. 3t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

LEWIS HUNT, Recorder.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-05

It's a Home Run that the
 boys will draw a big house.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
THE JEROME CASES
JEROME HADN'T READY.

There were nine gambling cases,
with fifteen defendants, on the cal
endar before Judge Newburger to-
dag. They We're:
Edward Wilson, indicted March
20 for keeping n gambling
house at No. IIS West Thirty
fifth street. lie was rnidcd by
JcrOme's agents.
william Hart, two indictments
for keeping gambling
house and for book making Mt
No. ~ Bond street, March,
1901. One of JerOme's cRses.
Charles Bennett. for hook maxi
Va. 50 sixth avenue. Police of
the Mercer street station ar
rested him in April. 1901.
John j. Palmer. George Hunter
and John Williams arrested
by Goddard society agents
poIicy-shop at No. 212 Fulton
street.
Thomas Robinson, james Lar
kins, william O,Brien and Ira
Burns % bookmakinE mt No.
AZ Bond street. Arrested by
jerome in March. 1901.
william Campbell. for book
making, also at "The'' Aliens
place. at No. so sixth avenue.
Another of Jcromc's cases
standing since ApriI. 1901.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
FOR GOOD OF CUBA,
WOOD DECLARES.
General Explains Why He Au.
thorized Expenditures for
Promoting Tariff Reduction
Sentiment in This Country.
Special to The Evening world.)

WEST POINT. June 12.-Gen. Leonard
Wood, formerly Military Governor OF
Cuba, who has been attending the Gem
tcnnial celebration here, was asked to-
day about the statement that Cuban
Government money had been paid on his
authority TO promote the agitation in
this country in favor OF a reduction Of
the sugar tariff.
Ii admitted the truth of the state
ment and said he considered he was
acting In the interests of Cuba.
He did not remember the exact
amount paid. but thought 1t was sub
stantiall. as stated by Mr.. Thurber
yesterday before the Senate I~nyestIgat-
ing Committee.
Tie said he considered the United
States Export Association a good medi-
um tor tDe distribution Of literature
favorable TO tarim reduction and for thar
treason paid the money 10 that organ
WASHINGTON. June l2,-when the
resolution calling upon the Secretary
of War for an itemlzed statement Of the
revenues and expenditures IN Cuba dur
Ing the American occupation came up
in the Senate to-day, Mr., Plat Comm
said the statement was being prepared
ana the resolution went on the calendar,
The evening world., 1902-06-12

Mas Genevteve Hecker, the ANA
teur golf champion, defeated Miss
Ruth UnderhiII In the second
round of the Metropolitan Associa-
lion cha mpionship tourney, at the
Essex County links, Orange, y. d.
this afternoon. Miss ecker COW
cred the eighte en-hoIe course In
the phenomenal score of ~ break
ing the former womnn's record by
seven strokes. Miss play
was undoubtedly the best wo-
mans golf ever seen In this
county. Her TT IL within three
strokes of the ours record, held
by waiter j. Travis, the amateur
national and metropolitan chan-
pioD.
The second day OF match play for the
Woman's Metropolitan Golf Champion
shin at the Essex County Country cub
yeloped several interesting contests
The better known OF the players, Miss
Genevieve Hecker. the present cham
pion. Miss Ruth u%nderh!ll, Mrs. T.. A.
Nance and Mrs. y. i. Rogers were
all on n side OF the tournament, and
the match play meant the defeat OF
two OF them
on the othsr side OF the tournament
also were some strong players, Miss
Helene Hernandez had an advantage
In that she was playing on her home
links. hut Miss Grace Ellis, OF Baltus-
rol. her opponent, has been playing
well and could be relied upon 10 give
a good account u herself.
Some OF the greens were a little
heavy after yesterdays drenching rain,
bat the not sun to-day gradually rem
edicd that condition, Besides the four
championship matches there were four
also for the Consolation Cup.
The match bStweol Miss Hecker and
Miss Vnderhin naturally attracted the
largest gallery this morning, The other
pairs In the championship race were
Mrs. VIM, Shipper and Miss G O.
wills, both OF Morris County Miss
Hernandez. OF Essex county, and Miss
Ellis, OF BAltusroli Mrs. Il. A Aaniee
and Mrs, N p. Rogers, both OF Bal
tusnol,
Al.s 4seksr won her nfst hole from
The evening world., 1902-06-12
HOT WAVE BRINGS GREAT DISCOMFORT.

The famous team of Discomfort brothers. Old Sol and Humidity. ar
rived to-day and made men wearing winter hannes wish for the freedom
from conventionaHty that distinguishes neshborhoods where a porous
plaster and a pair OF cuffs constitute full dress, The combination OF
scorching sun, damp air and clouds Of soft coal smoke made the day the
most uncomfortable that has been experienced this summer. At 4 o'clock
this afternoon the temperature registered ss and the humidity gauge
showed 6s per cent of moisture in the atmosphere. Showers arr promised
for tonight and warmer weather for tomorrow. Peter Shire, twenty-five
years old, OF No 24 Avenue B, wac overcome by the heat this afternoon
at Fifteenth street and Avenue C. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital
The temperature was at 0 o'clock this morning, showing a n increase
of "a degrees at 4 o'clock. At 5 o'clock 1t had fallen from sS to 81. The
humidity at o'clock was 81.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
POLICEMAN TRIED
FOR SHOOTING.
Mckenna, Who Was Declared
Insane and Later Reported
Cured, Faces a Jury on
Murder Charge.

John J. Mckenna, formerly a police
man attached To the Sanitary Squad
was arraigned before Justice Scott, In
the Supreme Court, to-day charged
with shooting and killing George Renk
on Aug. II, 1899. Murder In the first de-
gree is the charge,
on the date mentioned Renk. with his
brother August, and his wife. called al
a road house on Dutch Farms road,
the Bronx. McKenna was In the house
at the time, and was sitting down with
his coat and waistcoat on.
The Renk party started to leave and
were getting into their rig when Me
Kenna came out and accused George
Renk OF having stolen his gold watch
and chain. Then he drew his revolver
and shot Renk dead.
He WAS subsequently indicted, and on
Dec. 4 1889, Justice Fursman, sitting In
the Supreme Court, appointed a com
mission TO inquire into McKenna's san
ny.
The commission reported that the
man was insane at the time Of the
crime, and he vas sent to Matteawan
Asylum. whore he remained until
November last,
In that month he Was adJudged sane
and returned 10 the Tombs, where he
has since remained
To-day the prosecution quickly pre-
%. ted It's case, shaving hat McKenna
bad committed the crime, and then The
dsfense called Or. Allison. of the Mat
teawan Asylum, who testified hat Mo
KennA was insane at the time OF the
shooting. as did Drs. Ramsdell. Murray
and Campbell.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
BIG DAY FOR MILLS.
spsc,al to The Evening worldl

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, June I2,-The
Republicans Of the Twenty-second SEN
atorial District hell a convention here
to-day and renominated Isaac n. Mills
for the office OF Senator, The conyen-
puhlicans ever held I'm Westchester
County, and senator Mills received an
ovation from friends from all parts Of
the county,
The evening world., 1902-06-12
Deputy Sheriffs and
Soldiers Fight Strik-
ers and Lad Is Fatally
Wounded.
CAR STONED BY THE MOB.
Windows Smashed and Oepu-
ties Hit by Flying Missiles
VoIIey Fired in Response,
Bullet Hitting Youngster.
Special to The Evening world.)

''pNAi@' W i"' S'NH'H6 N''H
PAWTUCKET. r. l.. June H.
Vernon Peterson, ten years old, was
shot through the neck during a riot
Of street-car strikers here this after
noon. He will die.
The shot is said to have been fired
by a deputy sheriff aboard a car
which a crowd of 500 people sur
rounded and finally halted.
Mob stoned Car.
The car had a cavalry escort OF
fifty men rialng in front and rear in
aui, on 10 the guard of deputies on
board.
A volley of stones was hurled
which smashed windows and struck
many of the deputies. The latter
opened fire with revolvers in re-
spouse and the lad Peterson fell.
A detachment of 300 infantry was
rushed to the scene. They succeeded,
with the cavalry. in opening a way
through the crowd, and the car
passed on. Apparently no one but
the boy was injured.
Martial Law Proclaimed.
Gov. Kimball Immediately issued
a riot proclamation and martial law
was declared.
Eight companies of infantry and
two troops of cavalry are nov on
duty.
Every car operated on the Provi-
dence line was stoned to-day and
many of them were badly damaged.
Some of the deputy sheriffs aboard
of them were injured. No passen-
gers have %ventured to use the cars
to-day.
Mayor Blamed for Trouble.
From the time the strike was de-
ciared, on Jun 2, there has been fire.
qucnt trouble in this city. Especially
after working hours crowds opposed the
running of cars and the guard OF deputy
sherlns on each car encountered grow
ing hostility. Appeals were made to
Mayor Fitzgerald to increase the num-
Der Of police. The Mayor, declaring that
the city's financial condition would not
permit him to employ additional men.
declined to act.
Sheriff White claims that the rioters
were emboldened as a result, until the
elimination last night, when there was a
violent disturbances.
Large Force of Militia.
As a result of the Governors orders,
BRIG. -Gen. Tanner early to-day sent m g.
seDgcrs to summon members OF the COM
panies Of cavalry n infantry designed
for police duty here. The men assembl d
at the armory In Providence in heavy
marching order, and they were supplied
with shotted ammunition.
The militia, under direction OF Brig
Gen. Tanner. came from Providence on
the train here, and companies from this
city Joined them, 30 that the full COM
plement Included companies A. b, c. ID
and II, of tire First Regiment. and Com
panies C, + and b OF the Second Regl-
ment, and Troops A and b Of the cav
airy.
While the full lists OF men were not re-
cruited, there were 43 officers and 3sl
men under arms.
Tn cavalry IL under the immediate
command Of Major Maynard, the infan-
try under Col. James IA. Magann.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
New Workers Score
Two Runs in the Sec
ond Inning and with
that Lead Things
Looked Rosy to the
Local Fans-luther
Taylor in the Box To-
Day.
The batting order.

ana bTOWE.
Especial 20 The Evening World,
POLO GROUNDS, June IL. - I,
seemed this afternoon as though the
New York club had run out OF sur
prises. There was nothing new at all
except the insertion OF Newman Hend-
Kicks among the list OF batters. George
Smith was the manager, but a half-tone
picture of himself did not grace the
cover OF the score card. Horace Fogel'a
was still there. but the boys who were
selling the papers were very careful.
The fronts OF the cards were turned
down Just like the picture the old song
tells Of.
Manager-Captain Smith appeared a
rather ~good-natured individual this af-
ternoon. Taking the team under his
sole charge in their crippled condition
did not worry him a bit.
why should l worry" he said. II
think the boys are all good ones and the
cpnvalescence OF some of the crippled
ones has given them new hope, Early
this morning they worked like cham
pjons. Just watch EN-. They'll do the
same thing his afternoon and will show
that Patsy Donovan's youngsters do not
rank with my boys"
Giants Were Lively.
The Giants, too, acted as though they
were imbued with new life under a sur
30 hot tina 1t could be compared only
to the temper of some Of the far VIII
saw that very. inferior article Of ball or
Tuesday. @
They were out early. Their Iuncheoni