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Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01

lice Of all the principal cities. neces- respondencc.
 In response to Major SyIvester's ap- peal ffty-two cities of the United States and Canada are contributing to the plan. It is hoped the bureau will eventually become government insti- tuition.
 The walls of Major Sylvesters bu- reau are lined with cabinets filled with thousands of cards, each bearing on its face two photographs of a criminal. one full face and the other profile. On the same side are given the measure ments. age and physical characteris- tics. On the other side are given the name, residence, crime. marks, scars, moies and other defects or abnormali- ties. In short, these cards make up the Bertiilon catalogue used in all modern police departments.
 When information is desired from Washington regarding some criminal, his name, aliases. head, finger, ear and other measurements are sent in It is the measurements that most readily lead to finding the card. Names don't count for much. The cards are ar ranged in three groups, according to size of head. The superintendent then turns to the group containing the size of nead named and if the criminals card is in the cabinet can soon furnish the desired information.
 When the bureau is complete. it will be hard for any criminal of record to escape identification. Plans for the extension of the system to Europe are now being discussed.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01
10 MOUNT VERNON
Places WreathS, Plants
 Trees, Etc.
Prince Henry Visits the Tomb Of Americas First President,
 Washington.

Washington, Feb. 2S.-Prince Henry of Prussia journeyed to Mount Vernon this afternoon and placed two wreaths on the tomb Of Washington. He sp- preached the grave of our first Presi- dent with barred head, and that there m fight be nothing irreverent in the ceremony, he asked the holders of a dozen cameras who stood around to refrain from photograph ng him.
 The royal visitor and his party were taken to Mount Vernon by a special train. The pri nee at the conclusion of the memorial services at the cap ital drove directly to the special train. Two large observation cars were pro vidsd and from them Prince Henry saw the long brid se and the headiands of Northern Virginia, which are his toric to all Americans since the col onial days It Was 2:3o o'clock when ehe special departed aud the run from Mount Vernon occupied an hour.
 Prince Henry walked to the Wash ington home and was driven from there down over slope of the hill to the tomb. and when the iron gate of the tomb was opened he removed his cap and entered. Two large wreaths were made at Washington by his order and had already been sent to the tomb. and taking them up, he formally set them in place. The group of over a hundred men that stood in the ap- proa ch to the grave were uncovered and their silence added to the spirit of solemnity. Fifty feet down the sward that falls away from the tomb Prince Henry planted a linden tree.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01
HARRY WALES.
ttas Not Held for Grand Jury, But Was Discharged
 From Custody.

The telegraph wires Thursday night were made to say in telegram from Tucson that Harry Wales, who was ried in both justice courts in Bisbee. had been held to the grand jury by Judge Davis, of Tucson. Such was not the case. A hearing was had be fore Judge Davis, in Tucson, on Thurs day, and after listening to the argu- ment of Attorney Miller, and review ing the testimony in the case, Judge Davis ordered the defendant discharg- ed from custody.
 Harry Wales second and last hear ing in Bisbee was before Judge Brown, where the defendant was bound over to await the aciion of the grand jury in the sum of $500.
 The case created considerable inter est in Bisbee, and the trial 10 the two courts tasted for several days.
 Wales left Tucson yesterday and went to Tombstone, where he has a brother residing.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01
CRIMlNOLOGY BUREAU.
National ROgues' Gallery Being
 Established at Washington.

The city of Washington will soon have a most comprehensive bureau of criminology. Major Richard Sylvester, superintendent of police at the national capital, has established a national rogues' gallery, in which he aims to place photographs and Bertillon meas urements of every known criminal in the United States and Canada.
 The purpose of this immense rogUes' gallery is to create q community Of in tcrest among the police Of America and to establish head office. where information may be had conccrnin@ any rogue. Under the present system inquiries are made to the chiefs of l;a
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bisbee-Oregon Gold Mining com pany will be held at the office of the company in the town of Bisbee on Monday, March 10th, 1902.
 HARRY BROWN,
 2-25-1Ot Prest.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01

that will throw of this hoodoo and again put the undersigned in good standing with the fraternity. Thanking you in advance for any sug- gestion you may make l remain,
 Sorrowfully yours,
 THE PARSoN.
 Care of the Cattle Exchange. II the Parson writes few more poems that certainly ought to chang his luck.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Sherii Dell Lewis, of Tombst one, was in Tucson on Thursday Tom" Sutton, who ,elis more can dies and cookies than any other man on the road, is in Bisbee today.
 Geore Dunn went to Arispe, Mexico, on prospecting expedition, where he will be gone for ten days or two weeks
 Thomas Whitehead and wife came in Thursday from their ranch near Fucker, and are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Browr, Mrs. Whiteside's parents.
 Robert Elliott, accompanid by his wife and son, left yesterday for Han nibal, Mo-, where Mir. Elliott has been called on account of the serious illness of his father.
 The Fair received upwards to twenty carloads of lgoods yesterday from the east, making the largest consignment for that firm in its history. The Fair grows every day.
 Fred Davey, well known 8isbeei,e, came up from the Cananeas yesterday. where he has been employed as fore man in the mines or the Greene Con- solidated company.
 Attorney w. P. Miller returned from Tucson yesterday, where he had been in the interest of his client, Harry Wales; whom he succeeded in having discharged from custody on a writ of habeas corpus.
 Norton Chase, & prominent attorney of Albany, New York and who is counsel fer the Cananea Consolidated Copper company, passed through Naco yesterday en route to La Can anea.
 A number of people from Bisbee, es eecially of the Masonic order. have sig nitied their intention of being present at the laying of the corner stone of the Reform School, at Be son, which will occur on March Eth.
 L. Goneo, of the Altar district, of Sonora, is in Bisbee purchasing ma chinery for an extensive placerprop- erty that he is interested in. The placer diggings are very extensive, and are considered good thing.
 Deputy Sheriff Porter Mcdonald was an outgoing passenger yesterday for Tombstone, having in charge E. ". Dunlap and Juan Perez, who are to be placed in the county hospital. Dunlap is suffering from pneumonia and Perez has both feet frozen.
 W. NJ. White, the travelling agent for the .Los Angeles Times, and who has been in Bisbee and surrounding towns for ti.e past few weeks, left yes terday for Tombstone. MT. White made many friends while here, and did an excellent business for his paper.
 Sam Frankenberg reports that he was in attendance on one of the swell est Elk blowouts of the season. II was given in the Savoy Hotel in New York city, and representatives of the fla Ierpity "e'e III attenuau|e irohi aiu'st all states He will return to Bisbee in about three weeks.
 The abduction Of Miss Bossler last Tuesday was the subject of copvefes- ton all over the camp during the week. The girl was taken fo, cibly from the school ground and carried of in a hack to Clifton by Manuel Mo- rales and Ascension Ochoa. Sher fl Hobbs at once started in pursuit and came up with the cul prtts entering Clifton. They were brought back to Morenci and will be tried for kidrap- ing and assault before Justice Settle. -Morenci Standard.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01
Down Town.

Bob. the Opera House advertiser, was meandering down Broadway, yes. terday, when he bumped up against n ungainly cur and at once mixed up. In relating the affair to his manager, later in the day, he had to acknowl- edge that be was a little bit worsted, but disclosed that he would prefer a trouncing any time rather than suffer the indignities Of defending his honor against burley canine, with neither pedigree nor standing. Bob declares that blood talks.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01

The friends of Wilson, the Wisdom Weilder, will find that artist during the quiet of nocturnal hours vigor- ously working over large, juicy steaks in the culinary department of the New England Kitchen.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01
JUSTICE COURT.

Your familiar fiz' comes up smiling and regular sf i'd Judge Williams when Richard the Rip Shorter ap- peared before his honor yesterday. This sanctum of justice would posi- lively feel sighted were you to fall down on your time honored custom, :" and Richard the Rip Shorter seemed exceedingly puffed up at the unheard of familiarity of the court.
 You might very naturally be dubbed Richard the Lion Hearted, judging from your 'iberality in donat- ing to the courts" and Richard the Rip Shorter began to swell up like an alderman.
 But the ways of the wicked are rare and racy and are not estranged from rum and rebellion-your speciality seems to be rum. R chard the Lion Hearted led motly band across the barren track in the name of the Knights Templar. He marched to re- gain the holy sepuichre and did ab- stain from strong drink for three days. But thou, o Richard. commonly desig- nate the Rip Shorter, and heir to his royal nios, you appear to have unsuc- cessfully led an entire levigade icross the burning track to Phoenix, where the progeny of the Lion Hearted took sev-rrl rubbers at the mystic shrine Methinlss your miss on untimely and ill jndged. Wherefore, that The mighty Richa;d shall not have lived in vain and that it shall be known to all the world that the immortal name of Rich ard is recognized in this court, 1 will let fall with sickening thud he fear ful weight of the law, S20 or twenty days.
 There was some commo'ion in Jus tice Browns court yesterday when Jose Mepdiceno came in to answer the charge of being drunk and disorderly It seems that he had just received a little money from home. and instead of paying his back dues to bis mother church, he proceeded at once to drink the whole thing up.
 "Jose, it seems strange that you should be so negligent with your pa.ri mony. One would suppose that you would salt down a sufficient amount to occasionally indulge in the luxury of a meal ticket instead of accepting of the broad hospitality of holdouts-your friends may not always receive you with open arns," and Jose suddenly recalled being received on the end of right arm.
 'I will try to impress upon you tha, old adage that tnere is DO injury like ingratitude by chucking you into the cooler. Ten days, since you are broke."
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01
Chance to Buy

The O. K. Livery Stable and stage lines, together with stock and vehicles. Entire business or part of it. Under taking business included. Address B. F. Graham & Co.,, Bisbee, Arizona.
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Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01

Luck is an oft debated thing, Both kinds of which I have had.
 When it is good no brains are
 required, No power can offset it when it's bad.
 Eve had run of devilish luck That's followed me a month or more
 And from battling with misfortune I am now rich and safe.
 run a crap game just once, But there twas just the same
 A booEy cowboy got ''hog wild," And nearly broke the g-me.
 then stood near roulet wheel And watched the little ball hum
 Two qreasers played like tenderfeet And put the banker on the bum.
 Last night played darw poker; With pat hand did l stand,
 But after the draw soon forni out That held but ''country hand. So luck is surely against me And on my trail does camp
 I lost my job of boosting And now an on the bum.
 You can see from that that am in a pretty fix for my job at the Cattle Exchange" was one not to be picked up every day and do not mind the loss of the money but the loss of the job hurts me most.
 Can you not give me some receipt
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01

FOR RENT-A new three-room house. Inquire of Johnny Twomey, Capital saloon. 2-29-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-01

Room to Let-Large furnished room for rent. Enquire Mrs. J. H. Meyers. 2-27-3t
Evening star., 1902-02-05
Washington Stock Exchange,

Sales-Regular call II o'clock m.-CapitaI Trac.
T'slsphone s. 600 a! lo4ss. 5000 At iosss Amer
Ioss 30 at ios washington Gas, 'a at = s1s {.
nsson At ea f9er MfonetsRs st Greene Copper 100
washington Gas % at TN Is at T T. Esnston a sai
o@ e. S Cat at ilH loe a s % CAPITAL i5ah y
District Of Columbia Bonds-s.e5s funding. 124
Railroad Bonds-capital Traction As, 1osx bid,
losA askeS es ri, washington Traction and Electric
bid, 10 asked. Metropolitan Cert Indebt.. i AZ Z.
1oe,h bid, io7H asked. Metropolitan Cert Indebt.,
is1h asked. Columbia % mort. IS. loSs bid, Iosss
Miscellaneous Bonds-washington Gas Co. ss. Sc
b BE-. l1sH bid q 8 Electric Light Deb. Imp. es,
iSsR DID, lo5 asked chesapeste and ndeSs fssomse ss
rsSDh9as aSlg s bid as ass
IOsh bia. Masonic Hail Association IS, ios bid. id
Safe Deposit and Trust stoeks-Nationai Safe De, De.
~ PS %sssnsse sseass safs
posit 20 aid. Union Trust and Storage. I07 bid
railroad stocKs-capitaI Traction Co, lass bid
el sase' S a.Is ssnl e Is TEs:a e
Central S.a & 2aS eis @ Fa5mer. ~ Mechanie. ass
inmb,s. Isa hid Iao Slrizens'. lso bid 90,
asLad tTost pI, ~ asked. Capital $50 bid 10
lax hid S-ad, 125 bid. 127 asked. Traders, ,
hid -4,neoln. 125 bid, 1S0 asked Riggs, ESQ
p3h 30 asked.
insurance stocks-Firemen's Is bid Franklin. Is
bid, IS asked. Metropolitan. 70 bid, S5 asked
lington, 26K bid. 2sN asked. German American
260 bid. National Union. TN bid, 81 asked 90
asked Peoples. oh bid, sh asked. Commercial.
4 bid, ~ asked. Colonial, ia asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Columbia Title, AZ bid
~ asked. Washington Title, Q bid, 3 asked.
District Title. u bid, 20 asked.
Telephone and Graphophone Stocks-Chesapeske
and Potomac, so bid, q asked. American GRAPHIC
phone Com, 81 bid, AZ asked. American GRAPHIC
phone Pref, s7@ bid, Sh asked
Gas stocks-washington Gas, n bid. q asked.
Type Machine Stocks -AfsrrenthaIer Linotype
11Sh bid, ia asked. LAnston Monotype. II bid.
III asked.
Miscellaneous Stochs-Greene Con-. Copper Co.,
70 bid 30 asked. Washington MARKET. 15h bid.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, 16o bid, 30
asked. Columbia Sand Drsds1ns 80 bid.
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Evening star., 1902-02-05
Agreement on the 0leomargarine
Bill
REACHED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT
The Alaskan Court Scandal Dis
cussed in Senate.
MR.. M'CUMBER'S DEFENSE

At the opening of the session of the House
of Representatives today Mr.. Hemenway
Qnd). from the committee on appropria-
tiOns, reported the legislative. executive and
judicial appropriation bill and gave notice
that he would call 1t up tomorrow.
Mr. Henry Comm. in charge of the oleo-
margarine bill, thereupon asked unanimous
consent that an arrangement be made to
close general debate upon that bill at D
O'Clock today and that the final vote be
taken at o'clock tomorrow. To this sew
eral members objected. and Mr. Henry then
moved that general debate close today.
Mr.. Williams (NIiss.) protested against the
proposition to close debate.
Upon his request 1t was unanimously
agreed that the general debate should con-
tinue for two days, after which there
should be one days debate under the five
minute rule. the arrangement, however, not
to interfere with the consideration of other
privileged measures.
The debate upon the bill was then
sumed. Mr.. Allen (ky), the first speaker
today, opposed the bill and advocated the
adoption of the substitute
Mr.. Moon CTenn.) said he did not think
The substitute offered by the minority went
Tar enough, while he considered the ma
jority bill fatally defective.
Mr. kluttz On. c. favored the majority
bill, and Mr.. Scott Qkan.) opposed 1t.
Evening star., 1902-02-05
TAX REDUCTION BILL.
Program In the House Agreed Upon by
Republicans.

Program In the House Agreed UDon by
Republicans.
The program for the consideration Of the
war tax reduction bill in the House is
pretty well agreed upon by the republi-
cans. The program was outlined by the
high tariff men, and there is no dissent
from it on the part Of those fayoring tariff
reductions along certain lines. The COM
mittee on rules will bring in a rule pro-
viding for the consideration Of the war tax
reduction bill in the House without the
tion of proposed amendments.
This will obviate the contingency of the
democrats forcing vote either on propo-
sitfon to reduce the tariff on the products
of Cuba Ar on motion to lower the duties
on steel and iron. The war tax reduction
bill will be considered upon its merits and
without being hampered by pressure from
any outside source.
After that bill is out Of the way it will
that there should be tariff reductions to
call caucus Of the republicans of the
House and thrash out their family dispute
In private. 1t Is understood that this Is
likely to be done 1t Is said that a num-
Der of republicans sufficient to authorize
the calling Of a caucus have intimated their
willingness to join such a movement If it
should be decided upon later.
The agreement therefore upon the pro-
gram for the war tax reduction bill does
not mean the abandonment Of the cam
paign for tariff reduction, but only means
that the republicans propose to conduct
that campaign in such way that the fight
will be a republican fight and democratic
aid will not be sought by either side.
Evening star., 1902-02-05
Mrs. Caroline H0lIey's VIII.

In the matter Of the estate Of Caroline
Holley. deceased, a cayeat to the paper
writing purporting to be her will was filed
today by one of the heirs-at-law, Ira Dor
rance.
The paper-writing referred to, dated Au-
gust 81 last. is as follows.
am going on journey and may not
ever return. And IL I do not. this is my
last request. The mortgage on the King
House. wich Is In the possession of Mr., II.
II: Brown. to go. the Methodist Church at
Bioomingburgh. All the rest OF nv prop-
erday both zeal and personal to nv adonf-
ed Son. f. b. Eaton of the life saving Ser-
vice. Treasury Department, Washington.
d. c. All have 10 my one hard earnir %
and and propose to leave 1T to whome
please"
The principal point raised by the cayeat
Is that the instrument propounded as the
last Will Of Caroline Holley Is conditioned Tor
Its validity upon the happening Of an event
which did not take place: and, as Caroline
Hoiiey went on the journey referred to IN
the instrument offered for probate about
August 81 last, and afterward returned to
Washington. In which city she died during
December last. the instrument propounded
is not her win, 50 It is claimed.
Evening star., 1902-02-05
EXONERATES POLICE.
Mai. Sylvester's Report Regarding a
Recent Complaint.

The District Commissioners recently re-
eeived a complaint from Principal J. W.
Cromwell of Banneker School against the
alleged disordeTly conduct Of thro, colored
boys, said to be on parole from Hart Farm
School, and requesting that they be placed
under arrest. Lieut.. Byrnes of the second
police precinct, has submitted report to
the District Commissioners in regard to the
matter, In the course of which he states
that warrants were sworn out against the
three colored youths, Professor Cromwell
stating that he would appear in court as
witness and would bring several of the
pupils of the school.
Lieut.. Byrnes says that when the cases
Were called in court, Mr.. Cromwell had
not yet arrived, being late on account of
having to arrange for a substitute for his
class in school. Meanwhile. says Lieut..
Byrnes, the supervising principal, Professor
j. H. N. Warning, appeared in court and
stated that he knew of no disorder about
the school and asked that the case be
nolle pressed. Lieut.. Byrnes says that 1t
is his firm belief that If Professor Cromwell
had been heard from, which could have
been done within a short time, the matter
would have resulted differently
Major Sylvester, in forwarding the pa
pers to the Commissioners. states that it Is
evident the police did all that was possible
under the circumstances.