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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03
PRCtONGING LIFE.

New York Surgeon Wins Prize for
Original Research.
To DIR. Robert H. NJ. Dawbarn, one
of the visiting surgeons to the City and
Polytechnic hospitals has been awarded
the Samuel d. Gross prize Of $1,000 for
original research In surgery by the
Philadelphia Academy for Surgery.
The academy is trustee of the Gross
prize fund. This prize competition is
open to medical practitioners in every
part of the world. According to the
conditions OF the fund, the prize is
to be given every five years to the
competitor who has done the best or
iginal work. The work must not only
be original but valuable to mankind.
For the six years ending in October
last the competition has been open and
In that time numerous reports or,
rather. essays. regarding surgical re-
search, has been sent to the commit
tee An announcement was made last
year when the trustees met to pass on
the work of the competitors, that no
work OF the nature stipulated in the
conditions of the fund had been found,
and the competition was kept open.
The work which won for DR.. Daw-
barn the prize relates to an operation
for arresting certain malignant
growths when they cannot be cut out.
or when to do so would put the life
OF the patient in jeopardy He has
carried on his researches In this field
for the last seven years. 1t is said
that II his plan had been known at the
time of Gen. Grants last illness the
life of the general might have been
prolonged for considerable time. His
suffering might also have been greatly
lessened, II not relieved altogether
New York Tribune.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03
FOUND He COULDN'T SAVE MONEY
He stopped smoking Costly Cigarette,
but His Appetite Increased.

He stopped smoking Costly Cigarettes
but His Appetite Increased.
A young man who is known to his
intimate friends as Willie stopped
smoking cigarettes week ago. Will
lie is contemplating matrimony, and
inasmuch as his tastes run to an ex-
pensive brand of Turkish cigarettes
his expenditures amount to consider
able in the course of a week.
He gave up smoking for two rea-
sons-economy and health. He COM
planned that cigarettes impaired his
appetite. The first week was up yes
terday. and Willie did not seem par
ticularly jubilant.
How much did you save this week
by not smoking?" asked one of his
chums.
Not cent" growled Willie.
How was that?" persisted the
chum.
well, you see, it's this way" ex-
planned Willie. according to the Phila-
delphia Record. When I smoke my
appetite is poor and don't eat much.
Since I've stopped smoking I'm hun
cry all the time and the money sayef
on cigarettes l spent for grub"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03
CUBANS TO BE FREE.
DATE FIXED FOR TURNING OVER
OF ISLANDS Is MAY 20.
All but the Smallest Details of tho
Arrangements Have Been Corn
pleted

Arrangements Have Been Corn
pleted
Washington. March 26.-Secretary
Root yesterday made public his order
to General Wood directing him to
turn over the control and government
of Cuba to its people on May 20 next.
The order requires the Cuban govern,
ment to assume all treaty obligations
and directs General Wood to continue
small artillery force to avoid leay,
ing the island entirely defenseless un.
til the Cuban government shall have
opportunity to organize its own forces,
General Wood also is directed to
convene the Cuban congress before
May 20. He also Is directed to con
suit with President-elect Palma and
substitute such persons as he shall
desire for those now holding official
positions in Cuba.
The order issued by General Miles
and General Corbin to carry out the
directions given, so far as relates to
the return of the United States troops
from Cuba. provides that all the troops
800 men of the coast artillery are to
be brought to the United States as
rapidly as transportation facilities
will permit, between now and May TO-
The order also directs the discon.
tinuance OF the entire military depart
ment of Cuba and places the territory
to be temporarily retained by the Unit.
ed States in the department of the
east, commanded by Major General
Brooke.
General Wood and all the stan of.
ficers on duty in Cuba are ordered to
report to the adjutant general at
Washington for instructions as to their
future assignment of duty.
General Wood will leave here today
for Havana in order to carry into
execution the plans for the transfer
of the government.
II is understood that President
elect Palma will not go to Havana
until the early part of May.
Secretary Root has requested Secre.
tary Hay to arrange for diplomatic
representation of the United States In
Cuba. Provision for consular service
will also be made.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03
Artificial Clay.

artificial clay. according to German
papers, is receiving increased attention
abroad. This ceramic novelty. which
is used for the manufacture OF arti-
fetal stone, tiles, cutters, ETC., is COM
posed of sand, chalk. cement, liquid glue
and petroleum. The substances are
mixed in certain quantities and clay
like mass results. which can be formed
at pleasure, and acquires an excellent
degree of hardness by being subjected
to heat.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03
rnrll.h cl.rrym.n Live Long.

There are 1903 incumbents of
churches in England who have occu-
pied the same livings for fifty years or
more. and of these twelve have held
their places for sixty years. Their
average income amounts to $500 q
year. and In sixteen cases the income.
after fifty years continuous service. 10
between the limits of $500 and s76o .
year.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03
c.nada offers More rroop..

Vancouver, b. c.. March 27.-The do
minion government has offered
fourth contingent to go to South Az
RIGA. to be the largest on record. II
the imperial authorities accept. Canada
win send 1000 armed men with the
utmost dispatch.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03

Fire broke out in Talbott's clothing
store at Morning Sun in the big brick
building owned jointly by Houston &
McEllingny and d. I'll. Morrison. The
losses were: Talbot clothing stock,
$1,000. insurance $1,000; d. II. Nor.
rison. $4,000 insurance. The fire burn.
ed for three hours and was kept from
spreading with difficulty.
Barber-'That's strange You say
you have been here before. don't
seem to remember your face" Vic.
tim-"Probably not. You see, It Is all
healed up now"
Letters in the alphabets of the diff.
ferent nations vary in number. The
Sandwich Islanders have l.; the Bur.
mese. Is; Italian, 49,; Bengal. 81; He
brew. Syriac, Chaldee. and Samari.
tan. 20 each; Latin. 15; Greek. "a;
erman. Dutch and English, 26 each:
Slavonic, %; Arabic, IS; Persian and
Coptic, 32; Georgian. So; Armenian.
IS: Russian. Al; old Muscovite, 40.
Sanskrit and many of the oriental
languages have so each.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03
HANNA is NOT A CANDIDATE.
Denies That He Has Presidential
Aspirations.

Tomah. Wis, March Ex-senator
Hanna has written letter to c. W.
Croty of this city. stating that he is in
no sense candidate for the presidency
in 1904. and requesting his friends to
discourage any movement to that end.
Mr.. Croty wrote to the senator some
days ago, and has received the fol-
lowing. autograph reply:
l"United States Senate. Washington.
d. c., March rs, 1902.-C. w. Croty,
Tomah. wis. My Dear Sir: I have.
just received your letter Of the 18th
instant. and wish to assure you of my
thorough appreciation Of the high COM
pliment paid me in your suggestion in
reference to the Nomination for 1904.
am grateful for such friendship and
confidence. but win say in reply that.
l am not n any sense a candidate
and trust my friends will discourage
any movement looking toward that
end.
Thanking you for your courtesy.
I remain truly yours,
"M Hanna
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03

Constantinople. March T.-An off,
cial bulletin on the subject Of cholera
at Mecca and Medina admits that L.
l2s deaths from that disease have oc-
Cured IN the two cities. atssea
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03

A new periodical has appeared In
suburb OF Berlin. Its modest aim is to
bring back heathenism and annihilats
Christianity.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03

Three hundred and thirty-five places
of worship provide 1891 sittings for
members OF the Presbyterian church Of
England.
Some people miss to-day's mamma In
looking for to-morrow's.
There are mighty few women who
don't rehearse privately how they
would act at their coronation
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03

teeth, as he allowed a hand to steal
toward his weapons. for the Anglo
Saxon spirit was aroused within
him.
None at all. They want this treas
ure, and II we hope to win we must
fight for it," came the stern reply.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03
An American Nabob.
Remarkable Story of Love. Gold and
Adventure.
CHATTER XII tcen,,nu.al
BY ST. GEORGE RATHBoRNE


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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1902-04-03

N0s eNN%A~ NN~s ANoaANNeAoh tue
graves?
Ever and anon there are instances of
men and women entranced. A trance
Is death followed by resurrection after
few days; total suspension of mental
power and voluntary action. Rev. Will
liam Tennent, great evangelist Of the
last generation. OF whom DR.. Archi-
bald Alexander, man far from being
sentimental, wrote in most eulogIstic
terms-Rev. William Tennent seemed
to die. His spirit apparently left the
body. People came in day after day
and said. "He is dead, he is dead"
But the soul that fed returned, and
Will Tennent lived to write what he
had seen while his soul was gone.
1t may be found some time that what
is called suspended animation or coma
tose state is brief death, giving the soul
an excursion into the next world, from
which 1t comes back. a furlough of
few hours granted from the conflict OF
life to which 1t must return. Physiolo-
gists tell us that while the most OF our
bodies are built with such wonderful
economy that We can spare nothing.
and the loss Of finger is Underwent
and the injury Of toe joiRt E,aSss Us
lame. still that we have two or three
useless physical apparatuses. and no
anatomist or psychologist has ever been
able to tell us what they are good for.
They may be the foundation OF the
resurrection body. worth nothing to us
In this state to be indispensably valu-
able in the next state. The Jewish
rabbis and the scientists Of our day
have found out that there are two OF
three superfiuities OF body that are
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Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06
DOUGLAS BUDGET
Building Continues. Copper Queen Store Excavation Dan.
 QerOuS to Public.

Another fifteen.room lodging house is being put up on Ninth street just west of J. NJ. Sparks two story lodging house and restaurant.
 That excavation on the corner ol Tenth street and G avenue is danger ous nuisance these dark nights and may lead to a suit for damages. To avoid contingencies it should be board ed up.
 Surveyors for the Copper Queen shelter have completed their survey of the new smelter site three quarters of a mile west of Douglas.
 A grand ball is on the tapis for the 22d of this month. It is expected that railroad connections with Deming and the farther east' will have been made by that date and a big joli6ca- tion is anticipated on the anniversary of His birthday.
 C. A. Overlook and family have moved from Bisbee to Douglas where they will make their future home. Mir. Overlook moved into his new dwelling last Monday and his two younger boys will attend the Douglas public school, beginning next Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06

country about three miles ana decided to come in town and clean it up. In short, he decided to polish off few Of the roughest of them and emphasize the fact that he was really ;u the city.
 He absorbed few shots of Arizona appetizer and soon entered the south western blizzard. 7" Here he handed out a few orders in peremptory man. ner and stated emphatically that he owned the place.
 But the dispenser ofcorn juice didn't believe him and told him so, and when he became too hilarious he trapped his juglar."
 This seemed to infuriate his royal nibs and he at once proceeded to storm the castle. He ripped on a relay oi oaths, spat on the ceiling and decided that the "bar keep" was no gentleman he butted his head against the counter kicked straight out behind and pro ceeded to double up for action.
 "w-h-i-z," and his bold pate split a beer bottle square in two. ''Whack, ' and began to spin about like a top-he measured several feet along the floor
 Officer Doyle persuaded him that he had inflicted enough punishment upor the helpless and suggested that he ac' cept a nights lodging at the city's ex' Dense
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06
The Theatre.

Richard Golden and his superb com pany have come and gone and cer. tainly left an impression upon those who heard him in Old Jed Prouty that will long remain. It is safe to say that no company ever came to Bisbee that occupies so high plain in the theatrical world.
 It is one of those tender stories of simple life that cannot fail to reach the heart. The character of Old Jed Prouty is one mingled with the beauty and lovableness of plain unaustenta- tion and robust honesty, together with the latent shrewdness of the down Easterner. He meets his friends with his heart upon his brt provee himself equal to the subtlest fraud.
 In this character Richard Golden is certainly charming and it would be hard to say that Denman Thompson was ever more successful in his capti- vating part in the Old Homestead. This is one of the few plays that one feels better for having heard. It re- inforces the truth that there are those still living who do not live alone for self, and choose to live before the world simply as they are. The entire support is excellent.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06
COleS-MCnugh

The wedding of Mir. Frank Coles and Miss Jane McHugh takes place at the residence of the brides parents ct Tombstone today at high noon. MT. Coles left for Tombstone yesterday.
 This couple are well known in Bis bee where they have been employed in the Copper Queen store at different times and Mir. Coles being here ct present. Miss McHugh was formally auditor of the Copper Queen store.
 Mir. Coles came here from Chicago some time ago where he had lived and where he is well and favorably known. He has many friends here who wish him every happiness. Miss McHugh was born at Tombstone where she has lived with her parents. Jsmes Me Hugh, her father. being one of the old time miners.
 The bride is Q delightful young wo- man of whom all speak nothing but words of kindness and praise.
 The newly welded couple will eu.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas the Almighty in His divine wisdom has seen fit to remove from our midst our beloved brother, Charles E. Burke: it is
 Resolved, That we, as members of Bisbee, Aerie, F. O. E. No. l75, and as body, do hereby express our sorrow at the death of our beloved brother, Charles E. Burke, and our keen ap- preciation of the deep loss to us by his death; 1t is further
 Resolved. That copy of these reso- lutions of respect be inscribed on the minutes of Bisbee Aerie F. o. E. No. l75.
 Fraternally submitted
 in L. T. & E. Bisbee Aerie F. o. E. No. IFS.
 By J. Nichols, D. D. G. P.
 Ben. F. Moore, W. Secy.,
 Committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06
HOME ENTERPRISE J. B. AngiuS and Con-
 pdny, GrOCerS.
A Leading and Public Spirited Man.-An Old Settler and Successful in BuSi-
 ness.

One of the oldest firms of Bisbee as well as one of the largest and best known is that of J. B Angius and Company. Mir. Anguis began business on very small scale. but has gradu- ually broadened until his grocery business is perhaps the second in size in Bisbee.
 Mir. Angius is not a native of this country but was born in Dalmatia, Austria, where he lived uLtil 1876. and then came to Virginia City, Nevada, and began the mercantile business. Four years later he came to Tombstone and began a business there, remaining for nine years, coming to Bisbee in 's9. During his stay in Tombstone he returned to his native land, mar ried and returned with his wife.
 Upon coming here the company be- gan business in a small store across the street from his present site. and as business increased to large propor- tions Mir. Angius erected the building where he is now located, consisting of . large store building and hotel of sixteen rooms. This is one of the largest buildings on the main street of Bisbee, and is valuable piece of property.
 This company carries a large stock of groceries-at DO time less than S20, O00-and have force of six clerks con- tinually employed. Besides doing an extensive business in this city, not only retail, but wholesale as well, they do some business in the near surround ing points. Besides the general gro- cery business that MT. Angius does he Is interested in some mining property which has promise, and of which more will be said later.
 Personally. J. B. Angius is a very pleasant business man and if anything, is public spirited. He is one of the members of the city council and takes particular interest in the advance ment of the town. He will never mix in politics and has never held a public office-as councilman he seems to have broken his rule. Mir. Angius has a wife and five children. his children all being born in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06

A German by the name of Patric Murphy was little on the war path yssterday. It seems that he knocked the socks on . pugilist out here in the
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06

For Sale-One Broom house in the center of town; price extremely low; terms to suit purchaser. Apply to s. K. Williams. l 2etf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06

joy vacation spending their honey moon at Tucson and other points, after which they will return to Bisbee where they will reside. The REVIEW joins their many friends in wishing them happiness.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06

The regular meeting of the Presby. terian Ladies Aid Society will be held in Library Hall Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 4-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06

WANTED-By wholesale house a good, reliable woman, over twenty i've years of age. to travel. Address Wholesale, General Delivery. city.
 1-6-2tp.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06
JUSTICt COURT.

Judge Williams court was taken up yesterday by very important case of Territory against Jesus PalemorBs and Nicademos Dworte, charged with steal ing burrO from Casemoro Hernandez
 ''The complaint charges you gentle men with feloniously, unlawfully and with evil intent of stealing one johnass being blind in one eye, stone deaf and called Bones," said the Court, passing his peppers over the warrant. 1t "It further appears that you .crept up on the blind side of the said johnass when he was busily engaged in filing his teeth on a tin can and did then and 9here secretly hypnotize him-causing him to deliver himself of flew choice melodies in deep, full contralto voice. That you did cause him in this said hypnotic state to turn somersalts and go through numerous girations, great ly to his injurp and damage to hls manager. Wherefore, it appears to the Court that you should rue the error of your forgetful ways to the tune of $10 each.
 Joaquin Jose came before the court yesterday for ve grancy and having no visatle means of support.
 Joaquin you are charged with taking things quite too easy in this life. Your name "Walk-in'' should have been turned around in order that you could the more readily "Walk-out.'' But since wherever you go you are "walk- in" would suggest that you proceed to walk. Joaquin, walked"
 Camiel Emanuel Pozeras was jerked up before the court yesterday for wife, beating. "You have had considerable of . mix up from what you both say," said the judge.
 "Yes, and she hit me frst," an swered Camiel Emanuel Pozeras."
 "Yes, but that doesn't excuse you for giving her pair of black eyes and usiog her for Q door mat. He who dances must pay the fiddler; S2O each.'
 < < <
 ''I sse you have, Pedro Fernando, . good-sized jag aboard" remarked Judge Williams. "I rather marvel to see how you carry it. You must have had long and continued practice in the art. Can you walk that crack, Ferpando?"
 Fernando almost fell over himself in his attempt to perform the feat.
 ''No, it is plain that you can hardly get out of your own trracks-you ou could do better at tanglefoot," and just then Fernando took header in the wood box.
 "It is very plain, Pedro Fernando, that you have had too many prunes in your milkshake. The wood box is rather hard couch; it may upset your rest should you 90 to sleep, Pedro. I VII order . spring cot without the spring for you st the city jail. Go there and rest in peace
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06

Lv. Nsco 300 p. m.
 Ar. La Cananea s:3O p. m. Lv. La Cananea 9:30 a. n. | Ar. Naco 1900 m
Bisbee daily review., 1902-02-06
TIME IARlf.

CANANEA CONSOLIDATED COP PER COMPANY'S RAILWAY.
 Effective January 18th.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 Caracas, Dec. Io!-At 4 o'clock ysstsr- day afternoon the British and German warshlps that have been lowering about tn. coast of Venezuela commenced active operations by suddenly sslllug four Venezuelan ships h the port Of LaGuayTa and towing them out Of ths hlrbOr Into the open sea. The ships were ths Gen eral crespO, Baumafr', Assum and Msgar- ta. Simultaneously naval operations were lnauguratsd at Port au Spain where the Ysu,zuelsan government boat Bolivar and her crew of foo men weIs seized bv the combined h.sts of Great Britain and Germany. President CastrO's prOisstat- Ions avalIed nothing. He huUledly con- vened hls e,blust aOd t was decided to adopt stallatOrv measures. AS result Of the conference of the Venszusllnn ministry .ll the British apd German spbi'els lu crae,s were arrested and imprisoned.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
GETS JOB
Judge Taft Will Reach His
 Ambition.

.rSpeelil Dlspateh to Ths Dillv AIaslSan1
 New York, Dee. IO.-JudEs William H' Taft. the commissioner gsasnito the Phil, lppinss, wlll be appointed to succeed Judge shlr's, as justice of the supreme court ot the United States, upon the lattsr's retire ment, which has been announced to be made at an carly date. . --
 lt has long been Judge Taft's ambition to cod his active public career on the su- preme bench, and it Is understood that the president would confer the appointment on him at the first V eanev, when Judge Tait eons,ntrd, at the presidents earnest soliel' tatlou, to accept the ecmm!sslonsrship ot the philippines a, an extremely critical and important stage oi ths Anshean oeeupa- ton.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
Es.st. ssltaAti0n At London

[Spsclal DlsDateh to the Daily AIssksn,]
 London, Dse.iO.-Gfsat excitement pre-, walls over tn, news from ysnszpsll and the foreign ofieells .. center of oiIntsJ'si. The first lord of hsAdnlTAlty has Heslysd instructions that have been transmitted io the eOmmandsr Of the British feet q, Caracas to grant tn, ysnszusllan govern msnt a4 more hours Erios bsfOu' using further iorc,ful measures.