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Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
CONTEST IS
 WARMING UP
MISS ELLA PRITCRARC STILL
 LEADS.
Several Are Near the Top, and New Candidates Enter Field-EVery- body interested in Contest.

The second day or the voting con. test for the Goddess of Liberty finds yesterdays leader, Miss Ella Pritch- ard. two votes ahead of Miss Kate Geisenhofer, a new contestant.
 Yesterday the principal topic of conversation in every part of the city was the voting contest. Everybody predicts a warm fight between the leaders, and many surprises before the contest ends.
 At midnight of July 1 the contest will close, and the entire vote can vassed, and the winner declared. The returns will be counted by a reliable committee. who will inform the victor.
 In yesterdays voting several new competitors for the honor of being Goddess of Liberty and the recipient of a valuable prize developed. They ali have many friends, who will try 10 land them al the top.
 The voting takes place at the Bisbee drug store, where tickets are sold for ten cents each. Below is given the standing of the candidates:
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
PERSONALS

J. G. Prirchard and William McDan- iel left yesterday for Hontezuma can yon on mining business. They will be away only for few days.
 L. c. Hauks and wife, of Douglas. were guests at the Copper Queen yes -erGay.
 F.. B. Eatman. merchanUse broker CT Fl Paso, is in Bisbee.
 T. K Davis, brother of Herbert Da- wis, emolpyed in the general office of the Copper Queen Company. arrived yesterday from Graham county, and will remain in this section for few days. Mir. Davis was formerly in the drug business at Stafford.
 Ed Shaw, of Tucson, was passen- ger from this city going in the direc' ton of Cananea yesterday.
 Rev. Mir. Shields held services in Douglas early in the week an- in La Cananea Wednesday night, returning yesterday.
 Bert Grover, of the Rangers, was in town yesterday. He has fully recov- cred from the effects of the accident he sustained a few months ago.
 Mr. Perkins, the company architect,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
Work Begun.

Work Begun.
 The work of installing the local and long distance telephone system at Tombstone began Wednesday, the first poles being erected at the corner of Third and Fremant streets. The system is being put in under the man. agement of E. T. Ijams, of the Gila Valley Telephone Company. The local lines will be completed first, and the central office located in the old custom house adobe on Allen street, near Third. The lines to Bisbee and 10 Gleason, Black Diamond and Pearce wllll e commenced at once. The line to the Huachucas, which has been un- der the central or the water company, will pass into the hands of the new company.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
HEALTHIER
 THAN BIsBtf
COLONEL GREENE TALKS ABOUT
 CANAkEA.
Says Mining Camp Has Lower Death Death Rate Than This City Some Fighting with Ysquis.

". c. Greene, president of the Cana nea Consolidated Copper Company, was in Fl Paso this week on his way to New York where the principal of fees of the company are located. He said to reporter in Fl Paso: Everything is moving nicely at Cananea in spite of reports to the con. trary. l notice a report in the papers that some Yaqui Indians working for us were taken out and shot, but while have just come from Cananea 1 had not heard of it until saw it in a San Francisco paper. l thing everything is quiet in Sonora now. I have seen several persons coming from the inter for of the state, and they all report perfect peace in that section.
 'I have no doubt but that there was little scrap with the Yaquis at Maza- tan, about three hundred miles from Cananea, or about forty miles from Prietas, and some Indians were killed several weeks ago, but l don't think there has been any trouble to amount to much since then.
 "Oh. the newspapers must have something to talk about Now that rife smuggling story had no founda- ton. neither did that black heart story. There isn't another camp in Mexico with as good a health record as La Cananea. The death rate of our camp is only a third as high as that of Bisbee, and Bisbee is regarded as a very healthy place. Our camp is generally recognized as the bealthiest in the country, and a most desirable place for men to live and work.
 We have a full quota of men at work and everything is lovely. It is Fl Paso.
 There is no railroad construction work going on in our country now, but We will probably commence an ex- tension to the coast before a great while. Oh, yes, they had us sold out to the Phelps-Dodge people and to the Southern Pacific, but we haven't sold and don't intend to-"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
Married in Tombstone.

Ben H. Behrends and Florida Me Donald of Blsbee were married at the residence Of the probate judge in Tombstone Wednesday evening, the judge performing the ceremony. MT. Behrends is we'll known ln Bisbee, hay ing conducted the little lunch counter in Brewery Gulch with D. A. Markey. He is the owner of The Swim, just below town, and is interested in the Mountain View hotel with w. A. Mar key. He has been a resident of Bis bee for a number of years. The bride has been a resident of Bisbee for sev- eral months, and during that time has made a number of friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
Another MulIiQdn.

They had another big mulligan at the Beer Garden yesterday evening, and there will be a scarcity of cats in that vicinity for some time. Every body ate out of the same dish, and ii reports be true several fingers were scorched. There have been few such feeds as the one last evening in Bis bee. IL was a big one. The following sports and soldiers were there; Colonel Turner, Major Kellogg, Skinny Magee, Slender Brown, Quartermaster S1annish, Captain Bowman, Genial Jim mic Nichols and others.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
Has Taken Cottaoe.

The Los Angeles Times correspond ent at Avalon, Catalina Island, says that l. l.. Merrill of the Calumet Gold Mining Company, Bisbee, Ariz., has rented the Manning cottage on Whit ley avenue and will occupy it in few days with his family, for the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
Reach End Safely.

The parity of Bisbeeites, consisting of Mrs Merrill and children, Mrs. Shields and children, Mrs. Curtis and Professor and Mrs. Smallwood, who were delayed in tucson last week un account or a burning bridge oa the Southern Pacific road east of Benson, have all safely reached their journey end
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
Visiting in Phoenix.

The Phoenix Republican says that George c. Ballinger and wife, of Bis bee. arrive. there Tuesday morning for a short visit. Previous to seven years ago Mir. Ballinger was resident of the Salt River valley, but for some time has been successfully engaged in business at Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
NEWS OF THE TOWN
YOU'LL WANT THE REVIEW

YOU'LL WANT THE REVIEW.
 Parties leaving for the coast or go- tnq east for the summer can have the Review forwarded to them at the same price as that for delivery by carrier. Leave address at business office on O. x. street. If
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
Died This Morning.

W. s. Williams died this morning of heart failure at 2:35 o'clock. De ceased was we'll known here. having been employed as a blacksmith by the Calumet and Arizona Company. He leaves a wife
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
Water Tank.

Water Tank.
 c. L. Beckwith had a large water tank installed at the fine residence he has just had built. The tank was built by E. G. Ord.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20
Have You Seen Gallagher?

Have You Seen Gallagher?
 Lewis Hunt mas a telegram from J. J. Herald, of Victor, olo., which he holds for w. H. Gallagher. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Gallagher will please communicate with Lewis Hunt.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20

Cali and See-McDaniel & Wisweil Naco. Ice cream, soda, confectionery fruits, cigars.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-20

McDaniei G Wisweli, Naco. serve ice cream, soda, confectionery, fruits. ci- gars tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
BONI CAUGHT FOR TAXES.
The Collector Levies on Cases of
Old Wines.

The Collector Levies on Cases of
Old Wines.
Copyright, 1902 BY the Press Publishing
Company, New York World; Special
Cable TO the Dispatch.l
PARIS. September 13.-The old Marquis
of Castellane, the father of Count Boni
who married Anna Gould, of New York,
was the first member Of the Anti-Tax
League to refuse to pay his assessment
and to suffer for it.
After he had defied the government, a
collector. accompanied by bailiffs, de-
scended upon Castle Savignac, where the
Marquis is living now, and after survey
to see what could be appT Topriated, seized
six cases of rare old wine, which will be
sold at auction 10 satisfy the collectors
claim.
The Marquis entered a protest and
says he will apply to the court to compel
the State to show cause why taxes should
continue to he paid to a government
which no longer respects constitutional
liberties. Ho means a government which
has closed the unauthorized Catholic
schools throughout the country.
The Anti-IaX League was formed as a
protest against the closing Of the nuns
schools, and its membership is said to he
growing rapidly. Count Boni, as we'll as
both Of his t, others. is a member, 50 some
of the articles paid for by Gould money
are likely to be seized for taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
GUARDING THE SOIL,
American Marines for Colon
bia to Resist Foreign
Interference.

NORFOLK, VA, September 13.-(Sre-
.cial)-The orders to the marine corps to
proceed to Panama and protect American
interests, contemplates the sending of
men from this naval station only, if need
ed.
Three hundred men only will be sent
aboard the Panther to Panama. Should
events show that more are needed. the
ship will in all probability stop at Hamp-
ton Roads and receive another detach-
ment from this navy yard.
Only about 300 marines will be needed
in repelling the rebels wno are threaten
ing American interests on the isthmus at
this time.
The impression grows among the naval
men that the sending of this force to the
isth1nus at this time and the preparations
for landing them that have been deter
mined upon in advance. means nothing
less than the protection of the Colombian
territory against the incursion Of foreign
forces landed upon pretext of protecting
their interests under cover of the state
of anarchy prevailing.
! William A. McCarran, deserter from the
navy, who was captured in Detroit and
brought here. was taken back to Michi-
gan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
PEOPLE IN LONDON, 6,E31,372.
ihe Marriage Rate Has Increased.
UirIil a

me Marriage Rate Has Increnxed
Birth Rate Decreased.
Copyright, 1902, by the Press Publishing
Company, New York World: snecia,
Cable to the Dispatch.)
LONDON, September 13-Recent Coun-
" Council statistics show the population
o. Greater London to be 6,5S1 372
a note Of alarm has been sounded be-
cause Notwithstanding that the marriage
rate mas steadily increased since 1894. the
blrth rate has reached the lowest point
ever touched. Thirty years ago the birth
rate was 35.4 in the 1000. Now it has sunk
to 29.S. Throughout England the full
birth rate has been on parallel lines The
death rate in London shows slight in
crease over the three previous years
Both pauperisrn and crime show a ten
dency TO decrease.
The Board Of Trade report shows that
there were fewer strikes in 1901 than for
several years. There We're 642 new dis
putes involving 10000 work people About
2 per cent. of the industrial population
We're concerned and the time lost COM
puted to be equal to 100000 working days.
about twenty-five days for every one
affected. The majority of the disputes
ended rather in favor of the masters than
for the men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
THE KING AND QUEEN VOTERS,

The Whites Slow In Registering
Sora Season Has Begun.
KING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE.
va, September s.-(speciaL)-T result
Of the three-days' sitting of the Pittsyl-
vania board in Clark.s Pre-
cinct Is as follows: Registered, III
whites-none refused. colored. registered.
%; refused. 39. This shows that about
75 per cent. of the white vote was regis
tered. and that about 30 per cent of the
scolored vote applied. The board Is now
sitting at the Newton District
The result in the Stevensyille District
shows that not more than so per cent. OF
the whites made application to be regis
tered. The board has advertised for an
other sitting to begin on the 18th In
stant, when systematic effort will be
made to get the fulI-wi1ite strength on the
registration books.
The sora season Is now open and the
pop pop of the city sportsman Is heard In
the marshes. The birds are said TO be
very plentiful. but there has been no very
full tide as yet. a large yacht is now.
anchored Just above here with a number
OF sportsmen on board
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Bagby. OF Port;
Norfolk, are visiting relatives in tha
county. s.s .s
Mrs, NJ. q. Taylor, OF this place, Il IN
Baltimore, where She has gone 20 ha
treated at one Of the hospitals. ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
LYNCHER WINS PITY,
Sympathy With the Accused
Leesburg Man Because
He Is Poor.

LEESBURG, VA, September 1S.-(Spe-
cial 1.-The trial Of Scott Bradley as an
alleged principal in the first degree in
the lynching of Charles Craven in this
county on the 31st of July last, occupied
the entire attention of the County Court
to-day. The witnesses for the Common
wealth concluded their testimony at
about 4:3O o'clock this afternoon. The de-
fence was ready and anxious to go on,
and conclude the case tonight but the
court, at the request of the Common
wealth's attorney, decided to continue
the hearing until Monday.
The prevailing impression among the
best citizens of this town is that Brad
ley. who is poor and has but few friends,
should not be made the scape-goat for an
offence generally recognized to have been
committed by at least 200 Of the most
highly respected and estimable people OF
this county. and that, like Lowenback,
who was charged with completely in the
same crime. he should be acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
STORY OF THE CAMPANILE.
An Old One Revived for Present.
Day Use.
tcopyright. 1902 by the Press Publishing

Copyright. 1902, by the Press Publishing
company. New York World; Special
cable to the Richmond Dspatch)
PARIS, September 13.-Apropos of the
reconstruction Of the can1panie OF ST
Mark this story is told. The Doge Mar
SOM. an ambitious and rapacious charac-
Ter. VINO pioued himself on protecting let
,ers and arts in Venice. had the sculp-
Tor Buona summoned one day, and said
TO him: II nave resolved to have the
tower of ST. Mark repaired and it is to
you / wish to confide the task
am much honored, my lord" replied
the artist, colby.
DESIRE" continued the Doge ''that
You should build me an immense spire.
winch will become celebrated through
out the world that ppsteritv may say:
mat was constructed in the reign of
bose Marsoni.' Do YOU feel that you
can create such a masterpiece
Without doubt, your Exceilency."
Although I am not rich.'' went on the
oighltary, Il shall pay you royalty. You
may ask for each day the salary that
,he best paid man on the globe receives.
me sum that a merchant, a usurer. q
manufacturer, rich man or even a thief
makes 'iiiet
oh then cried the sculptor. 81 do
not hesitate an instant. 1 choose the daily
salary of a Doge."
Ia1s brutal joke did not, it apnears
cause the disgrace of Buona. since be
built the tower
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
THE WEEK IN EUROPE.
n1srATcH CORRESPONDENTS CA
Bile FROM VARIOUS coNTI-
MENTAL CAPITALS.
EMMA CALVE TO MARRY.
rhc rrimn Donna TO Become Nine.
George Cain.
KING EDWARD IS WELL AT LAST.
us complete Recovery Officially An
uounccd-A French Snake Charm
er Went TO Bed With Her Scrpent,,
end Never Work Ur-Decrcase of
Birth Rate is Giving London Grcar
Cnnccrn-Boni in Trouble.
KING EDWARD is WELL At LAST.
BIS complete Recovery Officially An
Conccrn-Boni i'm Trouble.
copyright. 1852. by the Press Publishing
Company. New York World; SpeciaT
Cable Dispatch to the Rich


Cable Dispatch to the Rich
nond Dispatch.)
PARIS, September 13.-Emma Calve. the
prsna donna, has written to friends here,
who inquired If it is is true. as reported.
that she has been secretly married TO
George Cain. the author, who made it a
condition trat she should quit the stage
answered:
4 am still single. although 1 have tried
hard TO persuade some fellow to rescue
me from my sad vagrant state.
The particular man you mention, /
finally brought TO make final overtures
last month. We knew and loved each
other when both We're young. then we
wandered apart, each into many exhil-
arating experiences. Now that we meet
again. fat and sedate, We are going to
associate mutually, nurse our bruises and
cherish our reminiscent selves.
But the solemnities with which this
time Will give permanency to our affec-
tons will not take place before next
winter. Meanwhile You will see me at
The Paris Opera Comique the whole win
Ter If violent exercise can reduce ME
enough 10 enter any other garment than
what the Americans call a Motherhub-
bard
III the mules my bicycle ran into a fort
night ago had known their business I
should now be spared these perpleNities.
but kicks met such soft resistance every
where that no bones were broken, and,
except for a few black and blue spots, 1
am enjoying a health which is perfectly
erorrnous''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
HISTORY OF JOHN FORSYTH.
Life of This Virginian Who Removed
tc Gnnrn-in-perznnn1

Life of This Virsinian Who Removed
to Georgin-PersonaI.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. September
-(special)-Judge James B. sener, of
this city, at the request of a number of
prominent Georgians. is preparir his
tory of John Forsyth, one of FRI. tericks-
burgs most distinguished sons Whe1s
quite young he moved to the Emp State
Of the South and became one of tile most
illustrious Of her citizens. He was tor
neyGeneral Of Georgia. when only "a
years Of age, was a member Of Congress
fro1n that State and was Secretary OF
State under both Jackson and Van Buren,.
The Board of Directors of the Spotsyl-
vania Telephone Company at a, meeting
held yesterday declared dividend of
6 per cent.
Rev. w. J. Morton and wife, of Alex
andria, who have been visiting relatives
in Caroline county, have returned home.
Mr.. Jack CARRIER, of Pittsburg, who has
been the guest of his father, Rev. II. H.
CARRIER, in this city, returned home to-
day.
Miss Mamie Forbes is visiting friends in
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hicks have re-.
turned from pleasant visit to Washing
ton.
Miss Kate Stearns of Stafford county,
who has been visiting in Washington,
has returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
HORSE SHOW BUILDING.
Roof Goe, ON o1ondny-Then Interio,

Roof Goes on Mon6ny-Then Interior
VIII Be Completed.
c. W. Smith, manager of the Richmond
Horse-Show Association, is in Charlottes-
Vile on business for the association and Is
expected here Monday to continue his
work on the details Of the show.
The amphitheatre at Reservoir Park is
steadily progressing. The roof will be put
on Monday, and work will be commenced
Immediately on the interior.
Captain J. c. West will leave on Mon
day night to travel all the territory COW
cred by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
as advertising agent for the Horse-Show
Association. The Horse Show peo-
pie are covering the country with
circulars and posters, advertising the
show and propose to have agents in VIZ
ginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
THE NEGRO OVERHEARD.
fredericksburg Republicans Are
Whitc-MelyilIe for Chairman.

w Nh1te-Melyille for Chairman.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, September
1S.-(s -(speciaL)-The Republican mass
meeting held in this city last night was
marked by the absence of the black
brother, and the white men present
seemed greatly relieved that they did not
have to put up with the usual Interrupt
tions and objections from this quarter.
Only seven negroes out Of a total Of
about forty registered here were in at
tendance. and these seven seemed to
realize that their day was over. They
had nothing to say and made no objection
when a solid white delegation was elect
ed to the Cape Charles convention.
The presence of a Republican factionat
dispute became evident at the meeting
when an effort was made to elect as
chairman of the party, ex-Assistant Post
master Charles Bragdon in place of John
C. Melville. who had been selected by
Chairman Griffin as his successor. Messrs.
Griffin and Melville, however won out
with ease. and the latter will pilot his
party in the future, so far as this city
is concerned. Republicans here are said
to favor Malcolm Coles, of Northun-
berland. for the First District nomination
and the Fredericksburg delegation will
probably be found working to bring about
such a consurnmatiou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
WILCOX WAITS FATE,
Convicted Murderer of Nell
Cropsey Declines Oppor-
tunity to Escape.

ELIZABETH CITY, N. c., September
13.-( Special LAST night a negro youth
escaped from the county jail and left his
means of exit subject to the disposal of
James Wilcox, the famous alleged mur-
derer of Ella Cropsey. This morning,
when the sheriff and others visited the
escape, Wilcox told them he could have
escaped in the same manner. and to prove
his assertions, he went through the pro-
cess Of making his escape in the pres
ence Of a few persons.
When the waterworks were installed in
the jail, a bar was removed to make room
for a pipe The negro removed this pipe,
thus leaving an exit for every prisoner in
the jail. 'sWilcox said, IF I had wanted
to get out, the way was clear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
EUROPE AND ROOSEVELT.
Fnryinl Views rs TO His Position on
TruntS.

Varying Views rs to His Position on
Trusts.
(copyright 1902 by the Press Publishing
Company, New York World; Special
Gable 10 the Richmond Dispatch.)
PARIS. September 1S.-Nothins in the
affairs Of the United States has ever in
terested Europe as President Roosevelt's
antitrust position The newspapers con-
iinue Ia print lavish cable details daily.
and eagerly speculate upon the out
come.
Certain high officials indorse Mr.. Roose-
YET Anqualifedly. calling him the only
!NihG politician whose courage for re-
form was greater than his ambition for
personal elevation, and whose example
o1 4nc,oofnDromising energy will rejuvenate
even European political methods.
Others sarcastically regard the anti
.Tust campaign as a clever bid for popu
.sf!tE' entered on with full knowledge
lhat the present clamor must subside
eventually and that the results will be
unsatisfactory TO the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
GERMAN INFANTRY.
The French arc Interested in Gem
ernI Corbfn,s Opinion.

copyright. 1902. by the Press Publishing
Company, New York World; Special
Cable Dispatch to the Rich
mond DispatchD
PARIS. September 13.-French army OFF,
GERS were diligently interviewed here on
General Corbin's criticism Of the German
knfantry. Opponents Of the methods pre-
Mailing here have long pointed to the
German infantry as vastly superior to
the French's. because of its solid forma-
ton. General Corbin's opinion seems to
be that such formation would prove use
less in modern warfare, as the soldiers
therein would be quickly annihilated by
rihemen and artillery. This opinion is
considered an Endorsement of the French
open-order methods and swift move
fnentS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-14
REPUBLICANS IN THE FIELD.
They Nominate Legislative Candi-
dates in Charlotte District.

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. September 1s.-
tspecial.)-The Republican Executive
Committee of. Mecklenburg county, held
meeting in Republican headquarters
here this afternoon and nominated can
didates for the State Legislature. Mr.. E.
NJ. Bell was named for the State Senate
and A. Fl. Washburn and r. w. Smith
We're nominated for the House.
J. p. Sossoman, independent candidate
for the lower house was endorsed by the
meeting The Republicans will make no
other nominations for county officers.