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Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08

It Is claimed that the company's mode of operation will be the old grub stake plan enlarged upon" The com pany is organized under the laws of Ari11na. and the Prescott Courier is authority for the statement that W. H. Wise. an energetic mining man of that section. was the one who succeeded in gsting the company on ideas of his own for the encouragement of miners and prospectors- The Courier says: The company purposes to advance money and supplies, and to help the miner while they help themselves - Albuquerque Journal Democrat
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
HUMoR OF THE HOUR
The Gratitude of the Helped.

The Gratitude of the Helped.
 Her husbands brother had through bis own efforts become very rich.
 'Now," he said, 'I will do something for her and the children. am under no obligation to them, but they are poor, and I feel that it will be no more than right for me to help them"
 Therefore he bought a comfortable home for them and gave her the deed. Then he took her to the furniture stores. and they selected carpets, beds. chairs and other things that were necessary to make them comfortable, and he paid for them, after which he went about his own affairs rejoicing.
 She sat in her new home, with her hands clasped in her lap and a sad look on her face.
 'What is the troubleg" her neighbor asked.
 'T was thinking of the selfishness and meanness of some people," she sor- rowfully replied. Think of all the money he has. yet he is too stingy, too narrow minded, to even give us a pi- anov-Chicago Record Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
By ard By.

BY ara By.
 Very soon the big gymnasium will be finished and the small boy wiE be whirling around the horizontal oar. and his older brother will be feeding big fat mittels to his antagonist in the ring and the long-legged youth will be bounding over sole leather horses. Pretty soon the walls of Bisbee's new jail vii shelter the migrating hobo from the chill December wind and the county will foot the bill Before very long they will have to wrap the Naco pipe line in U. s. blankets, or it vii cease to do business about the time the deadly gasoline gets its work in on the imported lace curtains. Not very long from now the defeated politician will gather the tattered extremities of his weather-beaten overcoat about his trembling limbs, sit sereueIy down in Dan Hankins' refuge, spit contentedly on the stove to see if it is hot and burn the heels oil his summer shoes. as he warns the under side of his legs. Bye and bye, the wtiskered ty- phoid fever beetle wiSl crawl away to rest till the blue birds of spring call him to awake and get his work in on the man who looks upon the cucum- Der when it is green. then drinks Yaqui whiskey to counteract the ef- fects. Yea, verify, bye and bye, all things will come to pass. but they wont all pass.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
STABBED rN FOOTBALL GAME

Mount Vernon, N. Y., Nov. 7.-Da- vid Smith. a young negro, while try ing to make q touchdown fu a foot ball game today was stabbed twice by Matthew Jenkins, also colored, and the full back on the opposing team. Smith got the ball and made dash for the eremy's goal. As he approached Jenkins the atter drew a clasp knife and threatened to. stab him if he tried 10 reach the goal. Smith kept on. however, and Jenkins raced after him. Jenkins caught up just as Smith was about to cross the line and stabbed the latter in the chin and abdomen. The wounds are serious. but are not believed to be fatal. Jenkins was arrested.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08

ing parties are in the field in the good old Warren district, getting prop critics ready for patent. The sur vey of big group in which Dutch Baker and others are interested is completed, the survey of the Landau. Shattuck ct al group is also compIet- ed. Surveying is in progress on the Solomon Springs group and the Cop per Glance and the whole district is scene of remarkable activity in that respect.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
Funeral of A. Marten.


 The funeral of Mr A. Marteu. of Lowell, was held Thursday afternoon from the Information Undertaking par. iors. Rev. Mir. Shields officiating. A large number of friends were present 10 bear witness 70 their regard for the deceased man. The body was laid away beside the grave of the wife. bur led on Monday. It was something to anect the heart of the strongest man to see the orphaned boy al the grave. Persistent effort has not as yet ioca- ted the relatives. Should there be no arrangement made by the immediate friends, either through their not being fcurd or through their inability to provide for the boy. he will not be lacking in care. for six persons have already offered to take him into heart and home. If any one in the con- munity. who has not as yet given any information of the whereabouts of the relatives, will send the word to this office. the favor will be much appreci- ated
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
A Born Captain.

Born Captairl.
 Master Frank Brophy has his heart set ca boats and fighting beats. He never let up on the beat idea till Steve. MT. Brophy's colored handy man. un- dertook to build Frank a first class battle ship. and it is completed all but the paint. IL is about fifteen feet long. scientifically propoEtioned with tur- rets and bridge and clothes lire. raj ings, with heavy armament made of sections of iron pipe. tall mast with a half barrel for crows nes.. Frank says he will have it painted a duil lead color, so it will be hard for the enemy to distinguish it. If Mr. Bro phy will send that boy to Anapolis he vii he sure enough captain yet.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
Much Agua.

Much Agua.
 Yesterday morning pipe bursted near the corner of the roundhouse and was spouting at the rate of 2000 gallons an hour, when Char'ey Thom- as came along and discovered it and reported it to Mir Elliott, who came down and plugged the pipe. It was the city's water from Naco, and was covered.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
Church Not.s

Church Notice.
 The First Presbyterian Library Hall-Rev. Harvey Nj. Shields. pas. tor.
 Sunday School at 10 a. m.
 The sacrament of the Lords supper and Baptism will be administered. and the public reception of new mem bers wil take place tomorrow at II Ia. ID. All christian persons rot hay ing a church house are invited to this communion service.
 Public service at 7:45 p. m. Preach ing by the pastor. Choir and colgre- gational singing with an organ, cor net and trombone accompanimert. A cordial invitation to au
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08

The Merchants Mining company in Yavapai county is preparing to put in a new steam hois: m the near future. FOR sALE-On account of i'll health,
 all or any part of my property. con-
 sisting of houses and building lots.
 For particulars inquire of Martin O'Hare, 309 Tombstone canyon. I'm.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
 COPPER QUEEN-H. c. Avis, D. M Coughlin, Mich; Frank Rademash- CT, c. F. Jaques, San Francisco; T. T. Mosby. New York; Dan M. Morris. Chicago; M. H. Herman, Jr., San Fran cisco; H. c. Manuel, Fl Paso.
 NORTON D. A. Morse, Los Ange- es; L. T. Scott, Cananea; A. Redewell, Phoenix; John Tammen and family, Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
Miner Injured.

Miner Injured.
 Ben Morgan, an old prospector and miner. was badly jared up one day last week ia a shaft in the Dragons. He was being hoisted out by whim when his partner left the horse to do the brain. as well as the muscle act. From some cause the rope go- loose. Mir Morgan fell thirty feet with the bucket, sustaining painful and seri- ous injury about the head and eyes and in the krees. He thinks his help CT was crimilaily careless.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
Special Herald Edition,

The Los Angeles Herald is repre- sented in Bisbee by Mir J. M. Davis. who is here for the purpose Of collect ing mining matter for the Arizona special edition of the Herald that is expected to appear next month. The Herald has always shown grea. inter- est h Arizona, and our people can show their appreciation in no better way than by rendering Mir Davis all possible assistance in gathering the information necessary for the Herald's special edition.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
A Successful Evening.

The Silver Dollar orchestra mas querade ball was pulled of in elegant form Thursday night. Mrs. Burton received the prize as best dressed la dy. Mir. Murray as the inimi:able Happy Hooligal was rewarded as the best sustained character in the house. Mrs. Sparks distinguished herself as the happy -go-lucky coon. The occasion was a great success.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
A GOOD OLD WAGON eRokEpowN

Just as we go to press word comes that the old hoist on the Calumet and Arizona broke in two and stopped short. like our grandfather's cock, never to go again. It is a coincidence that it gave away as they were get ting ready to connect the new hoist. The cable was pulled out, TO one was hurt, the big new hoist will be con-
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08

nected and in full operation by Mon day, and a new era inaugurated for the big mine. In the meantime, good bye to the faithful old engine, which brought the great treasure chambers of the Calumet and Arizona to light
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08

The Miners and Propestors' Devel- opment company is the name of new eastern company composed of New York, Chicago and Cincinnatti capital ists organized for the purpose of aid ing and developing properties of merit.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
PERSONAL MENTION

James Howell wen7 to Douglas yes terday.
 A. A. Mosely. Of G!cason. was in Bis bee yesterday.
 John Slaughter passed through Bis bee yesterday on his way to Douglas
 Redewell. the piano king, came in CT the Benson train ye-terday.
 Al Richards lief. fer Paarce ycstec- day morning to be sone for a few days.
 |. P. H. Chisholm le for the east yes terday after g visi. to his brother ir this city.
 Judge Miller and wife. who have been visiting Douglas for several days, returned yesterday.
 Mrs. koyle. mother of Mrs. Frank Graham, lef: for Stafford Wednesday for a protracted visit to friends in the beautiful Gila Valley.
 Dr. Donald left for Vancouver yes terday morning so remain permanent ly. The Doctor made many warm friends in Bisbee whose good wishes follow him to his northern home.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08

WANTED-Giri to cook and do house work Apply M. J. Cunningham. Bank of Bisbee St
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08
Back From Tucson.

Barney Vail who was hurt in Can anea some time ago and who subse- quently put in short term in the Tucson hospital. came in on the Ben son train yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08

WANTED-Good house girl to go to Douglas Inquire Copper Queen hotel office. 11-6-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08

A Strickland came in with a petty offender Wednesday, and returned to DougEs yesterday. Al says he ran on the independent ticket in Douglas precinct. but found out the voters had TO Independence about them.
 Jessie Bone is in Bisbee from Can anea. Mr. Bones family are in Naco, members of which are slightly indis- posed. Jesse is in business ir Cana. nea with Doug McNaughton.
 Mr Briggs came in from the Modern yesterday. The boys were making gratifying progress CT he drift. The formation was growing softer and in every way more encouraging kidneys of ore were seen cropping in freely and he expects important changes when be returns tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-08

Mir Fisher. who represents the cele- brated Jesse Moore elixir of life. went to Dougla sThUrsday after doing iSriving business in Bisbee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

W ~ sssenty wears OF Its existence, 1t is
believes ss.5 STf1 X me 'f fS fsnSs III sG%
more Ihp .tayre is annually added TO them
D DeSs1 yrom 500 900 TO 100000, the product
~ nov ne coal lands. which. the trustees think
Is real capital 70 be inye sSey sa ana be set
. .nsOn' ,sgarded Il. They argue that by
tolor ,s,cs COL as is mined by just so much
q - The value Of the mined land lessened
Ihelei ,.,ro,s ne IN would be TO regard as
T., az tbe proceeds Of small parcels OF
land Sold OF OF large tract.
There Is one provision of the Girard be-
ouest which appears TO be lacking In the
Rice viii Grard provided tnat w nro,,n 1as
w n,il ,SnaIntain students Is reached the sur.
pIus Income from the trust fund should
he maid into the treasury o. the euy OF
Phuadsiphia Tor the purpose % dimAa'
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es,duary trust funds was s5,2sO,ooo and

residuary trust funds was s5,26ooo0, anu
It Is interesting to note that the amour ~,
is Just about the same as the hles IN ~
augnrated The value of the college build
ings in Philadelphia was then S2,ooo,Qvo
ana numbered i've. Now they nnInuer n ~ =
teen. and are valued at S3,3Oo0H. lne
number of pupils was 300 ana mas ~
creased TO 1900. $500, &C
In 1881 the trust fund was invested as
follows:
Real estate, Philadelphia, city and. zoo nn,
Buildings erected by executors. i9oUy13
trirard college grounds .....-.... ,dnnss9
Real estate outside of Philadelphia n 2S 9'0
Stocks and bonds. ..........,''.' $780, 1890.
49,, So, 2o0, 900
In 1893, che date OF the report Ivt,
which these figures are taken, the :. st9 9si1
and bonds had decHased In value ,n.
VIC, or 30 per IT. Abe real es'A's
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Things of Interest

Things OF Interest
To those who appreciate values.
Curtain Swisses, white with dots
and figures, regular value IN
15c yard, at ioC
Colored Fringe Bed Spreads.
full i2-4 size, quality 4 Or
worth all of LIS, at ...F%V
White Fringe Bed Spreads, full
11-4 size, quality worth 4 10
all of $50, at ...........r i0
Pearl Hemmed Bed Spreads,
1874. in size, splendid quail. QQo
ity, worth 1.25, at W.
Pearl Hemmed Bed Spreads,
11-4 in size, excellent quail TO-
ity, worth 100, at .......f 10
Bath Towels, full size, very
heavy, bleached, worth 15c, IN
Bath Towels, large size, heavy
unbleached, worth 1.25 a QQo
dozen, at -. ..........S wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29
CITY eREMTIEs.

ns Brsys Bayou Gun and Rife club will
ball on Wednesday, July 2.
q. Wedding of Miss Lena Landwehr and
N. Jones will take place on July T..
Rstill & Williams have bought over the
~ stable formerly owned by Stewart Il
cAinan.
Manager Payne Of the Houston Electric
announces the San Felipe line as DOW
Pnng through trips.
mere are undelivered kilograms at the
s'efn Union for r. A. Jones, John Good
= and While Work.
lnse will be a meeting Of the Sheitering
association on Wednesday afternoon
'cclock, at the Parish house.
fsis Lutzelberger was, upon the recon
lailon OF Chief Of Police Ellis, APP
meg cog catcher by Mayor Holt yester-
ass will be meeting Of the Woman's
Nopam committee at 4:3O tomorrow
iag at the residence OF Mrs. Arthur j..
amman, chairman.
concert to be given by the young
pNtponed on account Of the weather,
nse place tomorrow night.
Aydn's Mass No. 2 will be sung at 10:8O
g Today at the Church Of the An
susuon Texas avenue and Crawford.
,,hs '4''
n D. Tenney will lecture tonight,
n. lne auspices of the Houston Spirit
society, at Red Mems hall, No. 418H
sscnto street. Lecture begins prompt
s'S0 O'clock
Issaas b Steger Of Bonham, the grand
~ " Tue Knights of Honor or IeXas,
gIye Monday morning to be with
aaisals Of Honor at their twenty ninth
"u,ary Monday night.
splendid program has been arranged
w Iwenty-nlnth anniversary celebra-
NJ harmony lodge No. SCI, Knights
e a.1Vr. The celebration will take place
~ Fellows hall, In the Masonic build
y. IA liberal supply of choice refresh
Y VIII be provided.
"a M VIII be a Joint excursion to La
% July 4, under the auspices Of
"a ., Mcclellan post, G. A. r., ana
synans Relief Corps. All comra des
hIsnqs are invited TO participate in
1slng the birthday Of the republic.
sh depot.
tuesday afternoon at o'clock Mr..
-1n J, Jones and Miss Ella Bannert
married. at the residence OF Mr.
sottw, All Picree avenue. Rev.
SShoson Of the Sacred Heart
WI nlciate and only relatives Will
reent The couple will leave on an
tusin for ST. Louis and other points,
sune about TWO weeks.
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'Hs W. M, RICE INSTITUTE.

~"sues Compared With Results Of
Stephen Girard's Request
] Editor of The Post.
me publication of your article
psu'ils of the Rice bequest for the
t4snt and maintenance OF an In
M learning in Houston, and your
t 1T would be conducted on the
|z,ssss, uown by the Girard college In
y VIA rA'a and the Cooper institute In
u ! have come into possession
~ sns ssllstles relative TO the Girard
'AalrS sne Girard college, which are
II tSsl ot only as showing the actual
y peor.i. fund, but doubly interesting
A4iiisre OF Houston as showing the
INA, or lhs Rice bequest.
nlrs r.rard died In 1881. In 1885
~ The GEard college and the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

tshing the burden Of taxation" At
the present rate OF increase OF the
fund and income, this period will soon be
reached. The Girard college grounds com,
prise forty acres. They now maintain 1850
boys The utmost limit Of capacity Is
800 boys. The annual income is now
SJ00,0o0; to maintain 300 boys will c4st
$4,000 Within ten years possibly Phila-
delphia will begin 20 participate as direct
tate.
With as prudent and efficient manage
ment OF the Rice bequest, It Is easy TO
stitute, for WITH iudicioas investment the
value Of the trust win increase much more
iapidly than has been the case OF the
Girard fund; and though Houston may NOT
participate directly, she Will receive. a
larger share OF benefit Indirectly than has
Philadelphia from the Girard fund, great
as that has undoubtedly been. -
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A Hard eIow at GreenvIlIe.

GreenHne, Texas, April TO- -lhis city
aud section was visited by a hard wind
storm this afternoon. Tho brick veneerng
on the north school building fell away,
dozen or more windows were crashed and
there was almost a panic among the chit
dron. One little girl was slightly injured
by falling brick Damage 10 the building
VIII amount Ia $500
The ElkS hall was unroofed and the in
terror considerably damaged, The drug
store OF Arvin Kennedy below was dam
aged by water. Barns outhouSes aud trees
were scattered Hud there was slight damage
TO number OF buildings and residences
hut no heavy LOSSES. The wind came from
the northwest and out OF cloud that had
gathered and sweeped down upon the city
without warning.
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shipped carload Of machinery by the In
ternatlonal and Great Northern from Aus
tin to Lorneta in this county, the Santa Pc
heing the terminal hne. The Santa he
demanded Sld.45 more than the rate alleged
to have been named by the international
and Great Northern this being the com
ndsslon and tarlm rate and for That
amount Brown brought suit IN the justice
court Of kcmpnrr precinct and obtained
Judgment The firm OF Mathews Il Brown
ing Of this city, for the Santa Re. euj0ined
the execution Of the process obtained upon
the ground that the Justice court had no
Jurisdiction hut n was virtually trying the
commissions rate md under the law. suh,
jtct to the iuIi-N.ctiOn Of the courts Of
Travis county judge Furman decided the
injunction IN favor of the road, as con.
tended by Mathews q Browning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-17
sHERIFFs, pEpARrMENT.

Bellville, Texas, April 15.-stoen; IS re-
ward for one roam ballfaced horse, has
saddle marks, about IA hands high, no
brand known IL any; said horse was taken
from pasture at New Wehden, Austin coun-
~, on the night Of April >, 1902, Address
all information TO VIM, Palm, sheriff Aus
tin county, or c. c. Zettner, New Wehden.
Houston. Texas. April 15.-strayed or
stolen from S. H. Brown, 1901 Hardy
street, Houston, Texas, one red roam mare.
10 years old, 10 hands high, branded Z y
on the left shoulder, bah face, left eve
nearly out, left hind foot white, shod all
round; So reward.
Strayed or stolen from Relnhart, health
inspector, Houston Texas, one dark bay
mare, ~ years old, 10 hands high, branded
+ NJ with a half circle over the same o.
left shoulder, shod all round: liberal re-
ward. A, Il. Anderson. sheriff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-17
A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLls GREAT OIsCovFRv

One small bottle OF Hairs Great Dlscoy-
cry cures all kidney and bladder troubles,
removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminal
emissions, weak and lame backs, rheuma,
tlsm and all Irregularities OF the kidneys
and bladder IN both men and women, regu.
lates bladder troubles in children II not
sold by your druggist, win be sent by mail
on receipt OF 81 One small bottle is two
months treatment and WIN cure any case
above mentioned. Dr. r. W. Hall, sole
manufacturer l. O. Box 90, ST. Louis, No.
send for testimonials. sold by all drug
glsts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-17

sherman, Texas. April 16,-ono Of the
heaviest downpours Of rain ever known
prevailed for a radius OF twenty miles
above sherman today Little wind accom-
panied the rain. Al Colbert and Stcrrctt
IN the Indian Territory, there was a Ter.
rioc hailstorm lasting fifteen minutes and
much damage In the way of breaking down
crops is reported. Heavy window glasses
We're broken in residences and business
houses.
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Rrazos Is Rislnn.

Waco, Texas April IT, There was
hard rain and hailstorm In this section OF
the State this afternoon, Considerable
damage was done TO crops hut not To prop
erty otherwise The BraZos river is rising
rapidly and is half banks At IL O'Clock
tonight
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HOTEL NORMANplE.
W. ANDERSON DROWNED.
Anxious to Get Home and Drove Into
Swollen Stream.

FNlNOuS 10 Set nome ana OfONG Into a
Swollen Stream.
Waco Texas, April 16.-W, Anderson. a
farmer who lives near Ryan, attempted to
cross the Bosque river this afternoon In
his buggy and was drowned The river
was very nigh, but in the mans anxiety
30 get home to his family he thought that
he could cross. When he reached the mid.
die OF the stream the man with his horse
and buggy disappeared from view and have
never been seen since. There were a mum
her of spectators. hut they were ON the on.
pcsite side OF the river and could not rem.
der any assistance even II they had known
where the unfortunate man was me dead
man was about 40 years OF age. He was
or good standing and much sorrow is ex
pressed at his tragic death
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IMPORTANT POINT PASSED ON.

Il Was Raised by the Santa Re in Lam
pasas County,
Lampasas, Texas, Aprn l6-Iu the dis.
ulot court Judge Furman Yesterday handed
down an opinion which will be OF wide in.
terest 10 the large fraternity. The facts
Of the case are as follows; A Mir. Brown
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Well BROUGHT un.

The increase OF Meet & Chandon Cham.
pagne for 1901 over 1900 f. eanai 10 more
than 100 per cent of the combined Increase
x Chandon White Seal, Epernay. France.
IS Of the celebrated Vintage Of 1881, papu-
lar throughout the world ADV
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Heavy Rains in Bell.

Troy, Texas, April LEONE hours rain
this evening. More rain has fallen in tue
last Ave days than In the entire time since
the Galveston storm. Plenty of water ami
crops an right,
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Ensters Local Foreeasts.

weather changes noted below will occur
within twenty four hours Of p. m. OF
dates below:
April IT, Warmer.
April Ie.--Threatenipr.
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hafd ram AZ Denton-

Denton. Texas, April lG-There was a
terihc downpour OF rain here this after
moan, accompanied hy little hail. and
preceded by strong sandstorm ont of he
north