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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27
Mr.. L[OYD'S FUNERAL

The funeral of the late Thomas A.
Lloyd from the Catholic cathedral to
Nuuanu cemetery was well attended by
neighbors and friends OF the family,
Father Matthias conducted the SER
vices in the cathedral and at the grave.
assisted by Father Sylvestre, the full
choir under direction of Father Valen-
tin rendering the music beautifully.
Amongst an immense contribution
of flowers were a cross OF asters sent
by the road department and one OF
pink carnations and maidenhair ferns
made at the house of mourning my
Mrs. A. L. Murphy. The latter was
mounted on stand and in the decor
alton of the grave was erected at the
head.
David Dayton, G. J. Waller, c. b.
Dwight, John ID. Holt Jr., l.. B. Kerr
and d. Logan were the pal-bearers.
II. II. Williams conducted the funeral
and mounted policeman acted as mar
shall. Among those present We're
Samuel C. Allen, Mark p. Robinson,
John McLain, ThOs. r, Lucas, T. Nc
Giants Stewart, Andrew Brown, E. A,
MClnerny, David Dayton Jr., Mrs.
John Grace, Mrs. Union and other la.
dies. The widow was in too weak a
state to attend with her family and
some lady friends remained with her
at the house.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27

But do you consider him honest"
We'll, don't care to commit myself.
but | know positively that he wears 4
op hat with his business suit when.
ever he can hide the latter under his
)vercoat Washington Star.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATES.

The Sunday school OF the new Meth
odist Episcopal Church at Mount Pleas
ant held the first Christmas entertain-
ment last evening in Postofice Hall,
which is used temporarily for the church
exercises.
The hall was beautifully decorated and
was crowded with the parents and
friends Of tisee members Of the school.
The program consisted Of recitations and
songs A Juvenile orchestra assisted IN
the music. +. c. Croxton. superintendent
OF the Sunday school. was in charge OF
the program. The Rev. Joseph Dawson,
Pm. D., the pastor. led in prayer. DR..
B. F. Biggs had charge OF the music and
boys choir. Those who took part were
Paul Truxton. Dorothy Walker. Freder-
ick CroIrOn, Margaret simpson. Egbert
Roach Rose Waring. Walter Fowler,
jamie Bell. Lanette Smith. Henry Dulin,
Dorothy Hardt=ss, ". Birch Hit. Edna
Shrives. Helen Curtis. and Mable Levy.
The orchestra consisted OF Ralph War
ing. Robert and Mercer Mayfeld, aud
Misses Ruth and Leila Hit
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
PRESBYTERIAN.

The choir OF the First Presbyte-
rian Church, -Four -and-a-half Street
northwest. under the direction OF George
Lawrence. Ernest Sparks. Organist, will
render a special program Of Christ
mas music next Sunday morning. The
program is as follows: Christmas an
thems. "And There Were Shepherds. e
Miliard' Christmas, Shelley. and the
"Hallelujah Chorus" from Messiah,
Handel On Sunday evening there will
be a musical evening with the choir. ~
when the following elaborate program
will be sung.
Organ voluntary; anthem, There We're
Shepherds Abiding in the Field" Tours.
soloist Mrs. George Lawrence; duet.
Songs Of Praise the Angels Sing" Miss
Stelle and Mr.. r. Cox; anthem. ''Hark
Hark. My Soul" Shelley. soloist A. z.
Hazleton: contraltO. Mrs. George Law
renee, Miss Painter. Mrs. Gertrude
Meyer, Edna Barnette, and Mrs. Char
Iotta Marshal. soloists; solo, "Hark,
Hear the Hosts OF Heaven Sing" Perry.
Mary Faulkner; anthem. Christmas. -
Shelley. soloists Marie Dodd, Mrs Char
lotta Marshall. female and mixed chorus:
offertory solo. Hear Us. o Father. %
violin obligato), Marie Dodd and Mrs
Lawrence. Address by pastor. Anthem,
20, Holy Night" Adam. soloists Marie
Dodd. Mr.. George Lawrence. and chorus.
Anthem. Palms, see Now the Altar %
Faurre (arr. Buck; organ postlude.
The members Of the choir are as fol-
lows: Sopranos. Marie Dodd. Virginia
Steele. V. z. Painter, Edna Barnette.
and Mesdames Angela Shackleford.
George Lawrence, Opheiia Hart, Lillian
Williams, Anna Rose. Gertrude Meyer
Altos. Mesdames Charlotte Marshall.
Rosalie Goulding, Julie si6gton Hunt
er. the Misses Goebel, A. f. Hazelton.
Mills, Cunningham. Watt. TenOrs.
George Lawrence, Archie Wieser. II. II.
Harding J. A. Barnes. J. H. MacWhor-
ter. Basses, Mr.. Chapman. Randall
Cox, Charles Kelly. E. ". White. j.
Edgar Smith. R. c. Sd. Graffenried. jr:
d. E. Mach. G. NJ. Gerhamer.
The Church Of the Covenant. Con-
necticut Avenue, \ and Eighteenth
Streets, the Rev. Teunis s Hamlin, D..
D.. pastor.
Christmas service tomorrow from II
to y O'Clock. Ralph Wells Teachers
class, noon.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
METHODIST.

Mount Vernon Place Church South. the
Rev. Forest J. Prettyman, pastor.
Waugh Church. Third and A Streets
northeast. the Rev. G. e. Maydwen pas
tor-sPecial Christmas music at morn
ing and evening services.
Union Church. Twentieth Street. near
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. the
Rev. Page Milburn. pastor-Christmas
morning prayer meeting Thursday. 6
o'clock.
Ryland Church. Tenth and D Streets
southwest. the Rev Alex Bielaski PAS
tor-services Christmas morning at 7
O'Clock.
Epworth Church South. corner Sew
enth and A Streets northeast. the Rev
". S. Hammond. pastor-On Christmas
evening at s o'clock the choir fthis
church win sing Stuart's oratorio. The
Nativity" seats free; all are invited.
The choir consists Of the following. Van
A. Potter, leader: Mrs. Samson. organ
list; Miss Alice Yingling. pianist: Sam
uel T Klawans. vioIinist: sopranos.
Ethel Clancy. Bernice Conner. VoIa Cha
ney, and Mrs. j. Mofett; altos. Julia
Hill. May Warren. and Nellie Burt; ten
ors. J. y. Stair. Mr.. Goodson. and Mr..
Barr; bassos. Mr.. Potter. Mr. Trumbull.
John Stair, and L. P Boteler.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
A cHRI.TMAs BANQUET.

The Enosi-=,,--=9 Society Of the Column
bian University gave a Christmas BAN
quet at the University Building yester-
day afternoon. After an invocation Of
the divine blessing by the Rev. E. y.
Kirby. l. Russell Alden delivered the
address Of welcome and afterwards in
troduced the other speakers The Uni
versity'' was the subject Of an address
by Prof w A. Wilbur, who concluded
by reading an original poem. "Colum-
bus" Herbert J. Bryson proposed the
toast .ro the Faculty" and the response
in behalf OF the faculty was made by
Prof. George n Henning. Other toasts
were: -'Our Newspapers" ]. Z. Lamb;
THE Ladies'" Henry W Maynard; The
Gentlemen" Ethel L. Gallagher Our
Country" Edith II. RldOut; and "Enos-
iniaT," Henry Bradshaw.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24

Christmas-the greatest festival I'm the
calendar OF the Christian Church-will be
appropriately observed 0y the various re-
ligious denominations in Washington to-
morrow with services of music and
prayer.
Elaborate programs OF music have been
arranged by many Of the choir leaders.
and sermons of an appropriate nature
viii be preached from the pulpits In a
number Of churches Christmas eve will
he observed tonight. while the dawn Of
Christmas day viii be greeted at sunrise
tomorrow morning with prayer services
and masses.
one of the most elaborate and pic
ture sque services will be held tonight
beginning at HIS O'Clock. at Mount st.
Sepulchre. in Brookland. Solemn high
mass viii be said after which there viii
De the usual stately procession to the
grotto Of Bethlehem. where two low
masses will be said in succession. at the
first Of which holy communion Will be
given. Tomorrow morning masses viii
be said az 500. $3.50. TOO 1886. and
$500. At Q o'clock the second high mass
viii be solemnized. In the afternoon at
3 o'clock vespers and the benediction will
be given.
Among the Catholic Churches in the
city proper the program arranged for the
services at ST. Aloysius is one Of the
most elaborate yet attempted in Wash
ington M ChrfStr,aefide Az the eolernn
high mass AT lO.45 o'clock tomorrow
morning Franz Liszt's far famed .'Missa
Solemnis" viii be sung for The first time
In Washington. Besides the regular
church choir, under S. j. Kulel, the or
ganist and director. there will be a num-
ber Of additional voices. and a full or
chestral accompaniment under the lead
eTship Of Sol Minister. The full program
at St. Aloysius. as well as at the other
Catholic and Protestant. Churches Of the
city follow:
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
MRS. LINCOLN BENEFITS
BY HER MOTHERis VIII

An attested copy Of the will Of Mrs.
Sarah NJ Gould Of Lansinburgh. Rens-
selaer county, n Y. has been placed on
record IN the Office of the Register OF
Wills Of the District. 1t provides that
Mrs. Goald's son, Tracy Gould, is to
have the income from the money derived
from the sale Of her property in Lansin-
burgh. A son-in-law. Thomas f. New
bold. is to hold this money in trust.
The remainder OF Mrs. Gould's property
is to be equally divided between her two
daughters, Mrs. Jeanie Gould Lincoln.
OF Washington, and Mrs. Clementine
Could Newbold, of LanEinburgh-
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
CEE,EE.EEANE0uS.

New Church, sixteenth and Coreoraa
Streets northwest. On Christmas Day az
n o'clock. morning service. with holy
communion. "Adeste:' "sanctus." ar
ranged from Gounod: chant: 20 Zion,
That Bringest Good Tidings." anthem.
Awake; Pee On Thy Strength
Schneider; "Benedictus." Gnchrist:
Blessed Is He Who Cometh,- Gouaod:
Offertory solo. Come Unto Him." from
the Messiah" Miss Gibson: chants in
the liturgy Of the holy communion; ante
communion hymn. Draw Nigh and
Take" Choir quartet: Miss Gibson, So
pranO: Mrs. Ralph P. Barnard. con-
tralto; Mr.. Reiman. tenor: william
shuster. bass and leader; Maud G. Sew
all. organlst.
Church OF the Reformation. Rev. W. E.
Parson, D. D., pastor. Services az IL
a. m,
The choir viii render the following
numbers: Festival Te Deum." No. 7.
Dudley Buck; There We're Shepherds. %
Minard; 20 Holy Night" Adam; Con
tralto solo. Might Of Nights" vande-
water.
Quartet-Soprano. Mrs. Gertrude Dana
Broekway: eonualto. Mrs Margaret
Koontz Holland; tenor. George NeIlis;
bass and director, Dana c. Holland; or
gauist. Minnie Alton Bailey.
A special feature viii be an orchestra
under the direction of Henry Stopsack.
The o~choe--a .o-gs-+- - xrf-rs
H stoPsack. g Wayson. E. HopeweH.
W. H. Leishear. Miss wiegman, Miss
Keeling: viola. s. Greenapple; cello. ].
A. D. Turner: flute. c. Church; clarinet,
F. Parker
The following numbers viii be accom-
panied by the organ: Nazareth Ch.
Gounod; "Cavalleria Rusucana." Mas
eagni; PRIESTS March from AthaIie."
Mendelssohn.
The quartet Of Grace Reformed Church,
Fifteenth Street. above Rhode Island
Avenue northwest. has been reorganiz6d
with May Adele Levers. soprano; Lillian
Chenoweth. eontraito; Mr.. Meyer, tenor
Dir. shick, bass; Matte Schmidt. or
ganisI and director. Services appro-
pirate 70 Christmas viii be held at this
church on Thursday morning at a. m
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church.
corner Eleventh and H Streets north
west. the Rev F. W Moot. pastor
Christmas service at IL a. N. W. ].
Palmer. musical director.
Memorial Lutheran Church choir viii
render the following Christmas music
Sunday, the 2atA instant: Opening an
them. Brightest and Best" the Rev. E.
V. Hall; Gloria Patri, " Mozart: offer-
tory. 'Hark the Glad Sound" the Rev.
E. v Hall; closing anthem, Gloria
from Twelfth Mass, Mozart. The choir
is composed Of seventeen voices, all
members OF the church. Ella Butler
will preside at the organ.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.

The Rev. w. Tayloe Snyder. rector.
Christmas Eve. 11:30 p. m. high cele-
bration or the Holy Eucharist: process
sional hymn, 20 Come, All Ye Faith
full" Halls communion service in G..
hymn, While Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks by Night" "Benedictus and Ag-
nus Del. Stainer; Hymn. 1T Came Upon
the Midnight Clear; offertory anthem,
Twas Night in Old Judes." ." DAWSON.
solo, II. p Hoover; "Nunc Dimittis. '
Stainer; recessional hymn. 90 Little
Town OF Bethlehem" Christmas Day.
1880 a. m.-Celebration OF the Holy
Eucharist. II a. IA. morning prayer.
sermon and Holy Eucharist Process
sional hymn. "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing" ''Venite and Glorias." Randall:
"Te Deun.' Juan Rlzamora; "Jubilate. -"
Green; hymn, "Hark What Mean Those
Holy Voices" omertory anthem. There
Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field, 4"
Barnes; hymn, Thou Didst Leave Thy
Throne and Thy Kingly Crown" Halls
communion service in G. "Benedictus. -
.'Agnus Del" and "Nunc Dimittis, "
stainer; recessional hymn. Angels from
the Realms Of Glory:
The personnel OF the parish choir is
as follows: soloists. Margaret Dobbins.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24

and F. c. Schaefer. basso assisted by a
chorus Of thirty voices under the di-
rection Of Mr. Apple Organist, Fulton
3. Karr.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY.
The following program under the di-
rection OF Virginia Powell Goodwin will
be rendered at the Church Of the Epi-
phany. at the II O'Clock service Christ
mas morning. Professional hymn. No.
81, "Venite," Dudley Buck. in f fat.
Gloria PatTi," Danks: "Te Deum.
Baumbach. E fat: "Jubilate." Holden.
No. 4, in G; hymn No. 81. Gloria Tibi. -
Garrett: Hymn No. SO. oflertory. "Sing.
o Heavens" "Sanctus." Cooper; hymn
22S. Gloria in Excelsis. old chant, Re
.cessfonal." hymn No. IS.
The members Of the choir are Misses
Haley, Foster. Casey, Givaudan. Hautz,
Evans. Colyer. Pollock. Page. Allen.
Cruikshank. Ford. Berner. Faruham.
Jones. Ware. Cartrell. Erney, Ridgley,
and Noble. Mesdames Humphrey. An
derson. Logan. Lloyd Clapp, Johnson.
and Clement. Messrs. McRoberts. Boyd.
Adsmson, Caldwell. stearnes. Forgueran.
Lloyd, Sunny. Cross. Logan. Clatter-
burg. Hooe Humphrey. Parish, Clement.
Young. and DR.. Gartrell. o. D. SWEET.
oTganist.
ST. MARKS.
At II o'clock. at St. Marks Church.
the choir OF forty men and boys will sing
the numbers. The soIoists VIII be:
Charles F. Roberts. baritone; George
Cressy, soprano; Francis Woodman. so
prano, and Henry Jaeger, alto; morning
service in D. Woodward; communion SER
vice in G. Monk introit anthem, When
Jesus Was Born in Bethlehem" " Cruick-
shank: onertory anthem, There Were
Shepherds" Vincent.
GRACE, GEORGETOWN.
The Rev. DR.. Pettis, rector-services:
The Christmas Day services at 8 a. m.
and 1890 a. m. and Sunday school ceIe-
bration. s p. m
ST. MATTHEW'S.
The Rev. J. NJ. E. Mckee. On Christ
mas Day there VIII be services appro-
pirate 10 the festival. with sermon and
holy communion. the music being led by
the vested choir. at II a. m: all seats
free; strangers welcomed
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
CAPT. McCARTNEYs FUNERAL.

Funeral services over the remtains OF
the late Capt Daniel P. Mccartney. who
died at the home Of his brother -in-Iaw,
1904 Nineteenth Street northwest. Sun
day evening, took place from St Mat
thews Roman Catholic Church az 10
o'clock this morning. The Rev. Father
Lee celebrated requiem mass. Interment
was in Arlington National Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
HOLY TRINITY.

On Christmas Day, at 5 a. m. solemn
high mass win be sung az 8 o'clock
Celebrsnt. tho Rev. J. p. X. Mulvaney,
s. j.. pastor; deacon. the Rev. William
Brownrigg. S. j.. OF Georgetown College:
subdeacon, Mr. H. Augustin Gaynor. s.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
SACRED HEART.

There viii be solemn high mass, COM
mencing at II O'Clock midnight. CoTnet
solo. announcing Christmas morning:
hymn. 20 Holy Night" by Adolphe
Alan: Kyrie. Gloria, Credo. sanctus Ct
Blnedictus. and Agnus Del comprising
Ed j. Biederman's Grand Solemn Mass
In G; before the sermon "Veni
Creator" la Haehe; ofertorium:
Novelties arrangement OF "Adeste FL
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
ST. STEPHENS.

The first solemn high mass will be at
o'clock on Christmas morning. Father
Caughy will be celebrant Of the mass.
and will also preach. There will be an
unbroken succession Of low masses until
$50.
The second solemn mass will be at II
O'Clock. at which Father Caughy will
preach.
Mass will be celebrated at o'clock.
The following program will be rendered.
Professional. ''Adeste Fideles": mass
Haydn's No. .; offertory. Noel"
Adam: communion, cello solo
At the II o'clock mass the program
will be under the direction Of Eleanor
GiIlen. organise as follows: Professional
"Adestes Fideles;" mass, Silas, in c.;
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
ST. JOSEPH'S.

Solemn High Mass will be celebrat-
ed al . O'Clock a. m. when the follow
ing musical program viii be sung by
the choir, under the direction Of the
organist. Daisy Isabel Joyce.
'Kyrie." Weber's Mass IN @ Gloria
in Excelsis." Farmers Mass IN B fat:
"Veni Creator" soprano solo: "CredO. %
Cimorosa's Military Mass; Onertory,
"Jesu' Redemptor." Hammereh Sane
tus, Mario; "Agnus Del" Weber's
Mass in G.; "Adeste Fidelis," Noyello.
The Washington times., 1902-12-24
CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY.

Two masses will be celebrated on
Christmas Day One at o'clock a. m.
and the other at 1880 a. m.
Clara Moran. the organist. and the
choir will sing the Christmas music.
The church will be beautifully deco
rated with flowers and foliage.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01
TEXAS LUMBER.

Kirby Lumber Company of Houston
 After Southern Arizona Trade.
 The Kirby Lumber Company of Houston, Texas, is now making an ef- fort to establish a branch yard in this city.
 B. s. Woodward, a representative of the company, is now in the city, and is talking with local people about the matter If his company sees fit to come here, they will make Bisbee the distributing point for the southern part of the territory.
 My visit here" said he, ''is caused by a desire on the part of the com pany to establish in Bisbee headQuart- CTS for Southern Arizona. We manu- facture yllow pine of high grade. If it is possible to compete on equal terms with the Oregon lumber we will be in the field without delay.
 Our intention is to sell principally to mine owners, though we will handle lumber for building of all kinds"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01
Prompt shipment of out of town orders. Price List on application.
BISBEE AND PHOENIX.

Miss May Loftus was up from the Cananea for few days on visit to her parents, returning yesterday af- ternoon.
 J. c. Callahan, of the liquor firm of Callahan & Hickey. left yesterday for the Cananeas. where he goes on a short business trip.
 Captain Mossman of the Rangers. who has been in Texas for two weeks on business connected with that com. pany, is expected home in few days
 Miss Langpapp. of Tombstone, was an arrival on the train yesterday, and will remain for a few days on a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. W. Harrington.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01
EASTER SERVICES.

The services of the Presbyterian church on Easter Sunday were of an interesting nature.
 In the morning the congregation and the Sabbath school were united. and the program was the happiest, both in design and execution, under the di- rection of the Sabbth school superin- tendent, Mir Lee F. Hammer.
 The children's exercises, and music by invited friends and the choir, to- gether with the tasteful decorations. contributed toward making the ser vices a memorable one. In the even ing the Easter sermon on "A Lively Hope of an Inheritance" was preached by the pastor, Rev. MT Shields, and special music was rendered by the choir. The capacity of Library Hall was fully tested on both occasions.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01
STILL IN JAIL.

Friends of Joe Rhodes Will Spend
 Money to Get Him Out.
 Word comes from Arispe to the ef- feet that Joe Rhodes, the American cowboy, who was arrested several months ago on a charge of cattle stealing, mention of which was made in these columns, is still confined in the jail there, and as yet has not been given a hearing
 A report was circulated that he had been tried, found guilty and sen- fenced to. serve ten years at hard labor, but this is denied by friends of Rhodes, who are in a position to know the facts.
 His friends, who are working in his behalf, do not feel much alarmed over the outcome. but state that it may be some little time before the case will be brought up, when they hope to secure his release, although it may cost quite little sum of money.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01
PURELY PERSONAL.


 Frfank Procter is in the city from
 Mrs. Saunders of School Hill is quite i'll.
 Mir Clinton Campbell. contractor from Phoenix, is in town.
 Ben Steffen. pressman on the Re view, is laid up with an injured leg.
 Al Sowle of the Copper Queen Store was in Douglas Saturday on business. Mrs. A Arbuckle came up from La Cananea Sunday and will remain over a few days.
 Ben Sneed, the well-known cattle man. was in the city yesterday from his ranch on the San Pedro
 Scott whaley of the Orient was a passenger on the Douglas train yes terday
 Jack O'Brien went to Douglas yes terday where he will give bag punch ing exhibition.
 A. R. Cassels, a Douglas barber, after a short stay in the city returned to Douglas yesterday.
 Tom Higgins has gone to Tucson on business connected with his mining interests in this section.
 Mrs. J. A. Beaton left yesterday for Douglas, where she will visit friends for several days. N P. Furgeson of the Bisbee Drug Co. has gone to the Cananeas on a short trip on business connected with that establishment
 Wm. Cox, foreman of Schwartz s tin shop, after a three days stay in the city, returned to Douglas yesterday.
 w. H. Brophy and family went down to Douglas yesterday. where they will remain for a few days, Mrs. A S. Barker. wife of the Bis bee station agent, left yesterday for Douglas, where she will visit friends.
 Mir. Delovan's condition is much i'm proved and good hopes are entertained of his complete recovery. George Cobbe has been confined to his house for a few days by an at tack of bronchitis.
 MT. Hicks of Oak avenue. a recent arrival in Bisbee, has been i'll for a few days, but is reported better.
 Mrs. Nowlin of Upper Tombstone Canyon, and Miss Hunt. her sister who has been here on a visit, left for Texas last week. Mrs. Nowlin will spend the summer at her old home
 B. J. Zabriskie and wife, of Cananea were in Bisbee yesterday on their way to Tucson. where they will visit relatives for several weeks.
 Mrs. John Bowen is confined to hel home. suffering from a slight attack of la grippe.
 Mrs. F. E. Gassaway has gone on { short visit to her parents in California
 J. H. Ceilings and wife are regis tered at the Nadeau Hotel in Los An geles.
 George Buxton left yesterday fol Douglas on . short visit in the inter ests of his firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01

For Rent-Two room adobe house unfurnished. One furnished room Enquire 21 Brewery Gulch 4-1-3t
 Wanted-Situation to do genera homework.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01
Returns With Bride.

George Little, who was member of the Bisbee ball team last year, hold ing down the second base. has re turned to Naco from a four months trip to Pennsylvania. While there he found one of the fair young ladies of that state to share his joys and sor- rows. Mir. Little and bride will make their future home in Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01
Position at Cananea.

Konrad Schmidt, who for a number of years was employed in the machine shops of the Copper Queen company. has been offered the position as mas ter mechanic at the Cananeas for the Greene company. MT. Schmidt is at present at a small mining camp ir Utah, where he has been for several months. He was notified yesterday of his appointment and will be here in the course of the next few days on his way to that place
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01
To Have Operation.

Harry Mikel left for San Francisco Sunday morning, where he will have . surgical operation performed. He has been suffering for the past two months with an affiiction of his throat
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01
Samples of Ore.

Samples of Ore.
 W. E. Ellis sent to this city from Douglas yesterday to have assayed a package of samples from several claims he owns just across the line from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-01
irnsland Discharged.

IrnsIand Discharged.
 In Justice Williams court yesterday the case of the Territory vs. John Imsland came up for trial, and-a jury discharged the defendant Imsland was charged by N. Hotopp with tres passing on his property by building an outhouse