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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
What white star Line Gets.

London, ay l-According to the
Post one-thi. OF the e3f, 000. 900 capital
OF the Ship ng combine viii be re-
quired 10 llqui late the White Star line
interests, The paper also says that a
substantial prop Prtion OF the prefsrance
shares will be hahded over TO the oth\rs
OF the White STIR line, who win ail,o
get eSooO.oOo in sfsh from the sale az
the debentvrsA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
.ayDay St1ikes
Exaggerated
IN 4'n'Soag Nearly Fifteen Thousand c1fen Wall Oui-
WW Tie Up Work Thousands of Skilled Laborers in
BaTaIo Sfsihe- Demands Made on L. s.. Steel Coz.
potaton-Laborers in Central Russia Reuoh

Pittsburg, May Inlay day was ush-
cred In with strikes In most Of the
building trades for reduction in hours,
more wages and adjustment OF trade
conditions. II is estimated that be-
tween 1900 and $1,000 men are out, the
trades involved being structural iron
workers, carpenters, bricllayers, sheet
metal workers, slate and tile roofers, in
side electric wre workers. portable and
holsting engineers and wood and metal
fathers. The plumbers strike was
averted by the master plumbers sign
ing the advanced scale last night. The
strikers win tie up work on all the
large buildings In course OF erection.
Several leading architects refused to
receive estimates on new work and on
some important contracts already
placed, they notified the contractors Of
Indefinite delay. One architect has
specifications on work aggregating SlO,,
100000, which Is being held up.
The largest planning mill operators
have agreed to close their shops pend
ing q settlement
BUFFALO SKILLED LABoRERs
STRIKE
Buffalo. May Lit Is estimated that
more than 1000 skilled laborers are on
a strike here today. Most Of these are
carpenters, few structural iron work.
ers and the rest plumbers. The car
penters, who are receiving 30 cents an
hour, demand S1isc; the plumbers de.
mand $3.50 per day, an increase OF so
cents, and the iron workers ask for 80
cents an hour, Fourteen contractors,
employing about $50 men, have agreed
to pay their carpenters 37i5 cents Most
OF the contractors have conceded the
demands Of the structural iron workers,
but few Of the smaller ones are hold
ing out.
OUT AT ROCHESTER,.
Rochester, N. Y, May 1.--About 800
drivers OF coal wagons. members OF the
Drivers union, struck today for higher
wages and shorter working hours
MACHINIsTs AND BENcHMEN.
New York, May l.--Machlnlsts and
Dehchmen 70 the number OF l,2OO In a
dozen large sheet mills and moulding
mills In Hudson county. N. j., went on
strike today. The men demanded a
uniform rate Of 81 50 for an eight-hour
day, which was refused.
THOUSANDS OUT AT YoUNGs-
TOWN, o.
Youngstown O.. May 1.-Two thous.
and men employed in the building
trades went on strike today for an
eight-hour day and an Increase of
wages Some Of the smaller contrac-
tors have conceded the mems demands
DEMANDS ON STEEL CORPORA.
TON.
Plttsburg, May 1.-The National AS
ISOLATION Of Blast Furnace Workers
and SHELTERS Of America has sent cop
les Of new demand to the United
States Steel corporation, the Republic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
CLUES ARE MEETING.

Probably the most pleasing feature OF
the board meeting was the presentation
10 the body of representatives OF the
National Irrigation association, when
represents the commercial interests OF
the state and who wish TO interest club
women in this movement
The real opening Of the convention
occurred at o'clock In the afternoon
at Simpson auditorium. After an m
vocation by Mrs, Chester T. Dorlanu,
addresses OF welcome were given by
Gov. Henry T, Gage, Mayor NJ. 7. sny'
der, Mrs. Kate A. Buckley of Oakland
president OF the California federation
and Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles, presi-
dent OF the biennial local board,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
Revolving Peasants Burn a Chateau

st. Petersburg. Tuesday April a.
Duke Alexander OF Oldenburgs cele-
hrated chateau Of Romone, In the gov
eminent Of Voronej, southern Russia
has been burned by revolving peasants
who practically ruined the estate. The
luke is the father-ln-law OF the cars
sister Olga, who married his son, Duke
Potter. last year.
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cards. Some idea of the profuse dec
grafton OF this chief meeting place may
be gained from the statement that co.
900 Gala lilies alone have been used
while an adjoining tent, erected for
committees, Is bright with banners and
flowers. The entire town, in fact Is
en- fete In preparation for the floral
fiesta OF tomorrow.
The arrival of leaders has crystalllzed
the presidential situation. Mrs. Dimies
Denlson of New York was seen at the
Hotel Van MUS this morning. Inas-
much as she has been quoted so vari-
ously on her candidacy for the presl-
dency, she consented to make state
ment for the Associated Press as to
the solicitation Of her supporters, who
believe she should come out one way or
the other. After asserting she had nev-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01

lowing a parade from spaidIng institute
to the cathedral OF all the local and
visiting clergy, and the Catholic So
cieiies OF the city. Bishop spalding cele-
brated solemn pontihcal high mass. and
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SPALDINO'S LIVER JUBILEE

,or'a' Ill., May 1.-The silver jubilee
'ne conservation Of Right Rev. John
Lancaster spaidins, bishop Of the do
q ..'s OF Peoria. was celebrated at
y Aafy's cathedral this morning. Fol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
California University Basebalists

thinofnia tHtNtfstg DuteDuiitsts
Berkeley, Cal, May l.-Following
closely upon the departure OF the Uni
verslty Of California track team for
the east, today. comes the announce
ment that the University of California
baseball team departs on May Is for
an extensive trip through the north
ern states and Canada. The itinerary
for the trip Is nearly completed, and
the college ball players have arranged
to meet the leading teams in the north
west. The Californians will 90 direct
to Portland. where they win meet the
Multnomah Athletic club nine on May
81 The next games VIII be played on
May % and "a, at Victoria. 3, c.. dur
ing the celebration Of the anniversary
Of Queen Yictoria's coronation. During
the latter part OF May a game VIII be
played at Rosslyn, Canada, and on the
LIST OF June al Spokane.
Two games will be played al Butte.
Mont, and one each al Great Falls and
Helena. Upon the return trip bats will
be crossed at Spokane, Vancouver, Ia
coma. Seattle. Naniamo. Cameo will be
played on July I and I at Portland. The
team representing the state university
Is a formidable one, having won the
inter- collegiate series from Stanford.
Out OF 10 games played this season.
the team lost but two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01

Washington, May Following the
precedent set In the case OF Cen Smith,
the president has himself. through Secy.
Root, ordered the trial by court martial
VI MAJ. Edwin r. Glenn. Fifth infan-
try, one OF the officers referred 70 az a
participant In the administration Of the
water cure In the testimony developed
before the senate Philippine commits
sion recently.
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Club on1en's
COnQenHon.

o,,,s .AuSpriasly in Los eAngees Five Thousand Visi-
a,s in Aye4tance and A1ore 10 FohotO-SmpSon Audi
nsuna AGyvIWh Delegates Securing Badges and Gre
denhab-AAipal Of Leaders Crystalitzes hbe Situation
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THOUSANDS OUT AT YouNGs-
ID TOWN. o.

Youngstown, O.. May 1.-Two thous-
and men employed in the building
trades went on strike today for an
eight-hour day and an increase of
wages. Some OF the smaller contrac-
tors have conceded the mems demands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01

Plttsburg, May 1.-The National AS
ISOLATION Of Blast Furnace Workers
and smelters Of America has sent cop
les OF new demand to the United
states Steel corporation, the Republic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01

New York, May i.-Machlnlsts and
benchmen 10 the number Of 1900 In a
dozen large sheet mills and moulding
mills In Hudson county. N. j., went on
strike today. The men demanded a
uniform rate Of 81 so for an eight-hour
day, which was refused.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01

Rome, May 1.-The usual May day
demonstrations throughout Italy have
thus far been perfectly orderly. About
'lt.o0n workmen participated In meet
inc here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01

Calculates In Salt Lake city and rs
Suburbs more extensively than any
other paper published IL Is also read
more carefully. aud Is preserved for
sunday reading In thousands Of homes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-14
Tr-~------'.-----
ANTRs DE PODEQ


utilizarlos, es menester extraer el
ferro i orc de la piedra mineral.
10 mismo puede decirse del aceite
de h1gado de bacalao. Sus yirtudes
no SO encuentran en- sus materias
grasosas Y mncho m6nos en- su as
qneroso sabor Y olora Ning1n tisico
8 persona que padeZca Otr8 afecci0n
agotante, ha deriyado importantes
benefcios de 10 que Sc llama aceite
de h1gado de bacalao en- estado ma
tural. Sus efectos sobre los nervios,
la repugnancia con que 10 recibe el
est0mago, 10 5mucho que ofende al
olfato y al paladar, son mas que
sufcientes para contrarestar, en- Ia
mayorla de las gentes, sus buonos
efectos como medicina, y ESQ sin to-
mar en- cuenta que es de difcil d.
gesti6n. Sin embargo, siempre he
mos tenido motivo para Greer, que
envuelto en- los elementos que com
ponen el aceite de bacalac, Sc en-
contraban propiedades curativas del
mas alto valors "Pero fue necesario
separates de su naugeabunda ma
triz en- que estaban combinados, Y
este es 10 que con gran 6xito Sc ha
efeotuado en- la elaboraci6n de Ia
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
en- cuyo efcaz remadio, tan sabroso
como Ia mie1, tenemos to- esen-
cia del Aceite de H1gado de BacaIao
Puro, combinada con Jarabe de Hi
pofosftos Compuesto, Extractos dc
Malta Y Cerezo Silvestre, Estos in
gradientes, constituyen un recons-
tructor de tejidos, un purifoador de
Ia sangre, y un reconstituyente ge-
neral Incompatible. Ante este re-
medic, Ia enfermedad Sc retira con
una efcacia y rapidez, que asombra
4 los facultativos tanto como deleita
4 los enfermos. En- todas las enfer-
medades agotantes como Anemia, Es-
cr6fula, Influenza, Clor6sis, Diarrea
Cronica, Gripa, T1sis, jamas deja de
proporcionar un ali7io y curar. Gel
Br. DR.. n. Ramirez Arellano, de Me-
1ico, dice: La Preparation de Wam-
pole es dobIemente efcaz en- las A.
fecciones Pulmonares, por Ia acci6n
de los principles nutriti7os del acei-
te de h1gado de bacalao." Cada do.
sis es efectiva. En- todas las BoticaA
~ - ses1zHAaa1 q -
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NueStrOS cables
de aver.

Tarde incompletos llegaron.
PerO su texto nos prOb0 que por des
ventura las primerAs noticias eran
ciertss.
Saint Pierre es IN mont6n de CO
taveres. La ciudad risuef1a, confi&'
damente recostad& en- las traidoras
cOlinAs del Mont 2 slee, h& sido b&.
rrid@ por L. muerte: Rpenas si puede
concebirse Ell tremendo acontecimien
to.
SoldAdos, sin duda enviados de
Fort de France 6 de Dominica, bus.
can en- los escombros & las vfctimas
y hRcen con elias inmens&s piras a.
c&so mas piSdos&s en- tales lug ares
y momentos, que To- TERRA repletA
do tempestades en- sus rec6nditos Sc
nos.
FL mundo entero est& emociona-
do. Ell emperador de Alemania y Ell
rey Eduardo de TnglAterra unen So
piedad q la piedsd universal y es in
dudable cue no quedara rincon del
mundo civili2ado en- donde no halle
I'm eco doliente tanta desdich&.
NCsotros hsmos recibido hoy la
vista de dos hijU7 d. Saint Pierre
que ignoran desc ados cuAl suerts
h&bra cAbidO 6 Utoda gu f&miIiso,
residente en- la destruida ciudad. Sc
trata del Sr. Rene C.dely y de su an
ciano sbuelo que cuents mas de 90
amos de edad.
FL Sr. Cidely es empleado en- Ia
fkbricR 9La Iuternacional> de San
Juan y de los sbundantes datos que
nos suministra no se1a dificil que
obtepgamos IN complete croquis de
Saint Pierre, asf como det&llad& no.
ts de las numerosRs p6blaoiones, de
mas 8 menos importancia que estkn
(6 que estabaD) situadAs Cd las cerca.
Mas del Mont Pelee.
AdelantRmos que esos focos de
poblRci0n form&n IN numeroso We.
bindario, y que slgunos de ellos So
10 distan i2 Kilometres! del crater.
ST nuestro esfuerzo logr& obtener
buen exito, tai vez podSmos ofrecer
& los lectores de GLR Correspondent
cia2 profnsos detalles de IL region
hecha escombros por el furor subte.
rtaueo.
Y de csc modo con el raudal OBJ.
tenido de datos hist6riccs y topogra.
fcos, el horror del pAsRdo podra
dar lea aproximads del borror del
presente y la desdicha de Msrtinica
rodr6 ser meior estu liSda y com
prendidR.
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81 b0rgantil
GOIet2 ESpa1OI
"ERNEST
PaS6 CtrCa de M2rtiDica.
de N1testr0 reporter. }

Uno de nuestros reporters hA
celebrado hoy uu interview con ell
captain del Berg gantin Golets espS.
Il Il sErnestos llegado aver al puer.
to de San Juan.
Dicho buque segun manifesto el
Captain pAs6 ell dia 8 &unas Is le.
guas de Ia isla MAJ tinica.
A es 3 distancia no podia derse
cuentA del suceso que en- squella
region Sc desSrrollAba, pero Sc vic
& bOrdO dur&nte to1s Ia ciUgladura
cue csia ceniza arenosa blsnco par
dusca, produci6odose una atm6sfera
deneA y muy oscur&.
La n&vegaci61 Sc hscia 12oy
medic de latitud hAsta 14o Y de
longitzd IS > hssta hssta Sc y me-
dio.
E expresado Captain dice cue
el hori2onte y ell cielO estAban cali
noses Q9e es un estado parecido & Ia
peblinA,
Dicho msrino presto, como es
n&tural, gran &tencion s estos fen6-
menos y a Ia ceniza cue Gaia en- el
buque, entendiendo des1e luego one
Algo arorm&l estaba ocurrien6o
distAncia; 10 cual hS visto confrma-
do C On las roticias que hs adquiri-
do & su llegads.
81 "E ,7esto' habia tocsdo en-
"Puerto E5paf1a Trinidad" proce-
dente de Montivideo con carga de
Aio y tRsajos. Y 81 observAr 10 que
consignamCs navegsb un&s 80 mi
las al O9ste de martinics. No hu-
bo Abordo, apSrte del gran calor,
movimiento barom6trico alguuo.
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Durante L. susencia de Root, Ell
Presidente Roosevelt ateudi6 perso.
nslmente & los asuntos de Filipinss.
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RaSgO huuaDit2riO.

Rsunida anoche 10 Junta Direc
tiva del casino EspRnol, bsio Ia Pre-
8idencia de nuestro amigo don Ma
nuel Fernandez Juucos, &cord6 sus
pender todos los festejos que tenis
aCordados para 10 Inauguration del
nusvo reinado en- Espaf1a, y dar 100
pesos para socorros & las vfctimas
de los volcanes y terremotos de 10
MartinicA y dem&s islas vecinas.
: Era de esperarse este rasgo
humanitario, todo el caracter noble
y generoe de los directories y man,
tenedores del casino.
Siendo de notar que es &dem&s,
IN buen ja m p o de c&b&lleros 0
altruismo digno de ser imitado y no.
menos .digno de set reconocido
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I'm hOmbre h0nrad0.


Sefor Editor. .-s1rvase iniorm&r
& sus lectores que 81 me escriben con
fdenciAlmente les mAndsr6 por CO
rTeo en csrta sellS3a Ell plan que So
gu1 = pcr 81 cal obtuve Ell rsstable-
cimient0 per nanen5e y ooupacto de
mi salud = yisor varcnit despu6s de
AMOS de sutrimiantos de dabilidad
nerviCsS, p6rdidss noctGraks y par
tas d6biIes y Atro6Adas.
No es mi ides conseguir dinero
de nAdie; fuf robado y estAfado por
charlatanes, hssts perder la IS del
g61ero humane, pero grscias 6 dos
estoy shor& bien viGoroso y f1erte,
y con da3eo de hScer co1ocer s todos
este remedio cierto de cararge.
No tenie2do NADIA cue veuder nj
que enviar G. A. D., no deseo dine.
ro.
Direction: E Brsnt, Box Dslray
Mich. EE. UU.
s 1ao,.s
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Durante 8 meses han perecid
en- los Estadcs Unidos 725 personss
y 1892 heridos 6 c&usa de accident
en- los ferrocartiles.
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Salud pdDliCa.
Ell inf rme es favorable.

Ell inf rme es favorable
Han disminuido los C; SOS de
muermo. La V&risela decrece rApi-
d&mente.
Is vacuuaci6n es CAST com pleta
en- toda isla, ID cual garantizs Ia
huida de la viruels, ante ese cent?.
nela avsnzado QUE Ia ciencia efcaz-
mente ha quest de guardian.
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Eu Virgins, los dem6cratss de
Richuvend, nombrRrau un candidate
democratic par@ el @ C0ngreso en- 10
primera election de Septre II.
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Ml emn0tadi

q empetador Gaillermo SO to-
ma gran inte16s en- que Sc use como
combuati5ls motor el alcohol de p&-
pas.
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INFORMATION.

El nacimiento de Shakespeare
fu6 celebrAdo en- Str&lford- en- A.
var.
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TO LET

Fine rooms and one commodion
and well ventilated mir&dor at re&
enable uprices- Apply ut 80 So
jose STREET.
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combuatibls motor 81 alcohol de p&-
pas.
Eu Virgins, los dem6cratss de
Ricbuvend, nombrArau un candidate
democrats pSr3 el @ ongreso en- Ia
primers election de Septre II.
Durante la susencia de Root, Ell
Presidente Roosevelt ateudi6 perso.
nslmente los Rsuntos de Filipinas.
Durante 8 meses han perecido
en- los Estadcs Unidos 725 personas,
1892 heridos 6 c&usa de sccidenta
en- los ferrocartiles.
e, senAdo emp;ezs tomar en-
consideration gel establecer u n q
forms de gcbisrno en- las Filipi-
mas.
El caSsver del Rey Francisco
de 4 sis, ha sido enterrsdo en- el Es
corral.
O3urri6 un incendio en- BAltu
ri&s en- la casa de L. senora O.ivera,
quemandosele S3G0 an papel moneds,
economics de 10 amos.
Aeelora ismeute Sc discute en- ell
Sen&do Ia reciprocidad cub3na; 19
aenea0rse rsp6blicanos SO opueieron
ella.
e genEdcr RAvollins e1 un lar
90 diEcpJso atkca tn Ian enta 81 go.
bierno de Fl iptnss, hAcien dole cNr-
g0s por s2s rue! Les, CO los natl
VOa.
En- el diRtrito de Columbia, Sc
suicide Arturo Larin, por fAlta de
capaci0Ad para sprender ing IS.
FL teniente Janas dice que su-
f:io en- FIlipinas Ell tormento de &Wa
ter ours, splicr do por los Filipi
nos, al que ellos d&u 9, nombres de
"tubig."
La comisi6n imperial tecuico ma
rftim& ha decidido pedir Al Gobier-
no Ia construcc On de un nuevo p0er
to de refagio en- el mar BS;tico, por
ser ura necesidad urgente de lss ao
tuales condolences de Ia marina rnsR
del Norte.
81 Shah de Persia ira Europa
con Ell Gaico objato de tomer las H
guas de Contrexaville. y NO pHrA p
sistir Ia coronsci6n ds} ray E tu5x
do de Inglaterrss
Lord Kimberly, sle Idar. n
PArtido liberal en- IA ca nara &c los
Lores inglasa, Sc eucuentrA en ma las
condiciores de salnd.
Los peri6dicoa alemanes, al con
signar rsvass} safridos por los ingle
ses en- 81 Aftica del Su:, y el vsrda-
dero her 1smo d. que gienen dando
eiemplo les beers, hAcen constsr el
fundame1t - = serie lad cor q 1e 6stos
declararon que lucha 1sn hasts IL
muerte per su independents.
Tslegraffau de Csttgue que el
peri6dico Official de Montenegro,
"GlGs Crarnegorea," desniente ell
rumor de que el principe de Mouta-
negro piense provocar una GU esti6n
para la succession al tTono de Servia.
Ls &C GAceta de Voss,. de Alem&-
mia, dice que pierden Ell tempo los
diaries ingleses en- gembrar 6escon'
fianzas entire Alenania y los Estados
Uaidos con OCCASION de Ia vista del
Principe Enrique,
Recuerda con este Eotivo que
Federico el Grande fuG el primer
monarCA que envi6 sus felicitacion
& ID nSciente repd bl:c& @l proclamsr
su Independence y entr6 en- rel&clo-
nes con L. misma y que hoy tcda 10
nac:6n alemanA SO hAlls 81 lado del
soberano en- su tendencia de bzens
amistad para Norteam6rics.
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S S Z P 4. 4. 81 s

Gas no Pps1icaaos comEa.ca-ss
sin sue scan Pagados PoT eaa1a2-
ta2o.
Caaa seis Palabrss, &c cueRtaa res
una nnes, J 10 Inca ysls diez con-
tRves.
Las cagtas que vengan con ceHs-
Rioaass sin % tmpeEts as 50 esa~
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,POLICLINICA
del Dr.. Rafael del Vale.

"-- Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medades en- general.
Operacioncs quirUrgicas.
EspecialIdad en- afecciones de
los ojoS y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 a 4 de
L tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen street, Is.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-14
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

All parties desiring to bid for con sessions at the Don Luis grounds on July 3, and 5, such as restaurant, in cluding ice cream, refreshments, fire works, confectionery. official program and other features not in conflict with the law. will send in their bids by Sat. urday, June 14th, at 6 p. m. Ten per cent of bid must be deposited with sec. retary of the committee upon accept ance of bid, and balance by July !. Address, J. c. Callaghan. secretary Bisbee, Ariz. 6-10 St
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-14
WILL HAVE
 PRoItC1IoN
OFFICERS TO WATCH CLOSELY
 DURING CELEBRATION.
Marshal Henderson Says Deputies Will Be Appointed-WiII Take Steps Early to Protect Visitors.

StSPS " FfohCSk NiSttOio.
 Though we have not decided upon just what arrangements will be made, Bisbee will have plenty of police pro tection on the Fourth" said Marshal Henderson yesterday.
 There will probably be seveal dep uties to protect outsiders from pick pockets and confidence men, who are sure to come here, expecting to reap a rich harvest from the unsuspecting public.
 Tt will take several officers con- stantly on the watch to look out for visitors, but We are going to do our best to see that there is no open law lessness in the city while the celeba- ton lasts.
 The people have it in their power to help the officers in protecting them by reporting at once every suspicious circumstance. By doing this we will be able to find out just who needs watching, and be ready for them when break is made
 As far as possible tough characters will be kept out of the city before the celebration starts. Those We know to
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-14
SALVATION ARMY
 NOW IN BISBff
OPEN AIR MEETINGS BEING HELD
 EVERY LIGHT.

Drew an Immense Crowd on Main
 Street Last Nish.-Expect to Hold
 a Series of Meetings in the Metho.
 dist Church.
 The Salvation Army, or a portion of it, is in Bisbee. An open air meeting was held last night on Main street, which drew an immense crowd. The street was damned. The saloons were emptied and the earnest little band of Christian workers received a respect full hearing. The singing was excel lent, and the exhortations were ear nest and intelligent
 The party here are known as the Golden Gate Revival Brigade of the Salvation Army. It consists of Adju- tant and Mrs. Thompson, Captain Wal lin and Lieutenant L. Thompson. They left San Francisco four months ago, and nave held meetings all through southern California, and have been in Arizona several weeks. They were in Tempe two weeks. The Salvation Army is doing great work for Chris tianity and it should be encouraged. One of he good results of visitation from the Salvation Army in any com munity is to stimulate the local churches to greater exertion.
 The Salvation Army people reach a large class of people who will not 90 to a church, but will stand on the street and give respectful hearing to