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pust Of the Author 7 n'riIeh and irag-
m,uts Of Ills works Presented.

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PARIS. July ~ MANY literary mon
Iuurn-yed To III" town 81 NiA'sT I"''"rsts
to-day To- take part m IN" cs'ht"narv C~ie-
hra,,on in honor - N" elder Aiesandr =
Dumas
VI ,haumir. Minister ~ Public Instruc-
,ion. presided Tie -,ld hat Dumas. who
finally earned four million francs with his
r.n. had Ia have ht- first work published
a, h,s own eSi-u-' "" left his native
town with hfty-thr"" francs IN his packet.
The ccl.hration included the uhv"iling
If a lust nf M" author, and performance
II fragments Il hi works hv IA" '"mps.ny
nf IA, ,um.d Fra cas-
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uh'ius~N >rt,s.

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kITCHENER ar THE CANARIES.
Hears There for the First Tine Of the
kings Hines.

Las PALMAs. July Gen. Kitchener
and Gen. French. who are returning 20
England from South Africa. arrived hero
Al sunset this evening Both are in good
health They were struck with c~orster-
nation when they learned 81 the Kings
Illness IA IA" ~posiponemen' Of the
coronation
IN" Naval and Military Governors
boarded ia" transport and welcomed them.
Cen Kitchener did not come ashore. Other
oficcrs on IA" transport described the
Transvaal a. "a SPLENDID country. Many
Of them will return there.
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HER FIRST THOTGHT.
Itrst question tn = Policeman Of a Woman
Who Had Beea Attacked.

EAST ORANGE. y ! july Q A n unknown
woman displayed IN" ruling passion IN a
,cry ~tnking manner on Arlington avenue,
this city. tonight Policemen Werner and
Edgar wcrc standing a. ~" corner "i PARK
and Arlington avenues Last night when
shrek aF'cr shrek IN = woman vote"
pi-r,-d IN" night air Both ufhN'r~ grasT"d
their uigi'-tirks firmly and raced for tn"
SPOT vh.ucr IN" cri"s emana'"i, and
a, last. I%"r-pirng and w,nded, they came
up with a woman who Nas hailvfright"n"d
~" aung herself into Wcruer's arm. and
cri-i out
Is NV hat m straight
The policemen covered with bushes,
assured her tha, II was. and then the
said tha, a man had seized her, bI' that he
ran ~ when .he screamed Tn" a~sailant
could not b" found
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AsBrR RI P,Rk'S rI>E CHTRCH.
Debt wiped out Nr>tcrda, and tho build
ting Dedicated.

AsnrRY PARK. y \. July a -tshurv
Park Mc'hodi-'s wcr" happy his after
noon Their lsaI'tful new church on
Grand avenue. ou" IT M" finest 81 Nrtho-
dist c~hurchrs. was dcdica'~d thu. afternoon
hv Bishop NRllll"au. assisted bN bi~hop-
Eou Ter. Walden ard Foss u vRs in
tended 80 hold ~" s"rViC" tins morning,
bat Pastor " X N.athrrspoou vas any.
iotis TO wipe ont n balar"" II g.oS' dn" on
tho debt Subscriptions cam" ~ all through
the day and AZ 5 O'Clock IN" debt wa wil'~i
out. Then IA" Mcthodists held a Juhil'~'
The church propeuv j. valucl ~ ss5l"0
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BOOk NJ BOER GENERALS.
rhe, win write Their Own uistor, OF
the War.

Npfd1 ClfF UFFrlich % IHk SCN.
LONDON. July "A despatch 20 the
DaiIp Mai! from Piet-rmaritEburs. Natal.
saws that In an interview Gen. Botha stated
that he Was going 20 Europe. England
and America with Gems he We, and De-
lary To collect funds in behalf ~ the Beers
who were ruined hv the war. and widows.
orphans and cripp!"-
lie add-t that b" was arranging for tho
publication Of an official history 81 the war
from the Beer side. written hv himself.
Ten H. Wet and others
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SHOT FIRED THROrG IN WINDOW
Young ksnsa. Woman Nor'aIi, Wounded
In Her own Home

McPHrRsoS. Kan, July q When Miss
Maud Holmes was retiring last night. a
full luad If shot was discharged into her
head. neck aud breast from outsid" tho
hou-". nsortally wuunding her. Tn" shot
was fired through IN" window ~cr'-n
fiN" minutes i-'tupr the -huuting VI" had
been sitting GA th" front porch with her
mu'h"r After ptiriug To her room shc
had taken down her hair When ia. shot
was fired the left hand Wa raised To- her
aud som" uf the shot "utcr,si the arm
t"low the c.tuN. breaking the lnn"-.
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FIRE RAGING AFTER ~ HOURS.
spreads Prom the wharf Lsrcnyo
Marques ia the Beach.

NpfuiHl 'raS bF'"rrA % IHF NrN
loRENlu NAHQrEs. July . After burn
ing thirtv--IN hours IA" tire on tho wharf
If the Imperial Military Railway shows
no sign IL abatement stacks II burning
forage resemble burning mountains. The
fr" has spread 20 IN" teach and burned a
number - steam launches and Cranos
There are 20 appliances her" capable
II quenchiug the flames, and IA" fire brigade
j. helpless Already nj" r halcs and hags
uf forage have h--n destroyed
lnccndiarism Is suspected 4 stack was
found lighted IN thru" pla1'-
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Brooal,n Tabernacle 40 Year. Old.

The f~ortie'h Anniversary of III" Iabcr-
nacl. baptist church "f BROOKLYN ~as
,..l,hretrd Yesterday ~ the cdi'icr AZ elm
ton street aud Third place, and IA the morn,
ing here wa an historical sermon pr"arh"d
hv IN" present pastor. the Rev tr"n, Don
nett Former members Of tho 'hufch
ioin.d m n reunion communion
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.n,,a v.,,. through IRE Escape.

Two.ycar-old WiIIle Iangoh" "AH T"AN'
ing With his sister on the hrr ">oaT-' OF
his home. : James street. yesterday after
noon IN, r,rI started TO climb back
INTO The ronm Willie followed hut couldn't
indlle straight and went through 'he W"
.-care or-uing lie fell ,nr'-' night
to- w.. pavement IL. ~a- l"h'n lr W,
hudson street h'sri'nl WIN a lia''"''"
saull ard vii probably die
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POPE'S ~ arm IMPROVES.
m, <cisns -, That Ue HAS Gained Dur'ns
the : Asi Wear.

>-eurf 'lTs Ns'Tairh 'o Tvs SrS
Row. Julv6 \ larg" number 81 pigeons
'ha' tad t.,u sent =" IA" Natiran from The
chief towns nf Italy wer" r"loaS"d to-day
Each carri~i a mr-Sag" containing the
date 90 IN" PlIal Jubilee and announcing
lint 'lc celebration had "cCIrusi
The Pupc displayed great interest m tho
rrl.arlnr ni IN" bird. liz lpuk"i 10 IT, IN
god health H. rhvsiciar- md that h"
la, r]uIrov'-I Iu health ana spiri'- curing
On. last YEAR
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FRaNCE ACTIVE ~ I>DOCBINA.
New Arm, Corps To Ne sent There Under
Q More Energetic Commander.

Spsdlg ~ Hs,ruSh 10 THt SrS
PARIS, July l. has been decided to
recall Gen Dodds. commander Of tho
French forces In luio-Chins, and "a place
a Younger and more energetic officer In
command there Gen Corunnat Of tho
Colonial Infantry Brigade has h"en chosen
and he Will star iu a few weeks
Owing - the serious outlook on th"
Siaus-a border . nov army corps l. being
formed for -cfNico ~ lIdo-thins
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second Victim Of stree, piano ria, cr.

Rf.pING, Pa, july q John lray-r.
aged -, H. "a - Jo-ph'- Hospital to-
day u" Wa the an" Who va m,~i ~llghtly
wuundrd 10y Ani"nio Taddai, the Italian
street piano PLAYER, IN trout nf the crystal
N'tiy"l, anoth-t within. dici halt an hour
after 'hc shooting ani edward Hartman
tauuui I,NuNtT.
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ylN ~ T. M.
Overcome h, the Heat while Playing 81
. London Concert.

Nrern TINs Df'rAcf % I'M SrN
InSpoS. july q Jan Kub"lik. the vio-
lini-,. appeared n n concert hero ye-fer-
dav After be- had plavcd twice his man
ns.r announced hat D." vas unwel. h"ins
oppr.s--i Nv tho heat
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nu,in-,. par, Of Clinton. y. a.. burned.

LINTON. y 4, july a Fire her" to-day
'lu-d q luse 81 S0.oo with insurance
~ "tr~ding s:O.0n for'v-'wc stores,
t".ri"r.r~ and other buildings were burned
IT, lf'tiAl paft VI the own l. gu'i'd.
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MANHOOD, FuEE, = FoA 70
NpkHoV

u.satNuInN FuEG ,St FoA To uAI AND To
NuhNoV
In, s..'r Nst la's. Nst '"Js. sfrc'a
p..rs.t4rfI 4ad Br.Elss oc6auJHIl ss,ts-,
o. al. ~ n "p''ot bgn tg11S, stnd'
Irf Nrw England, tAf To day and rfohAhly
g. mufflV rent 20 fresh southeast TO south ~1nd,
Iur No uistr't ~ ,olumbi NADlAnd and
NrsIrA ,hower to-day and probably 20 rptros.
.-Nt .aUaiis vf.t,
iur Dr,r,n Nv Nurs showers to dsy ard
tp usrfHs fr,st souissrst Wiuds
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
HON. B. A. PACKARD
 MARRIED IN TUCSON.

Hon. B. A Packard, of Bisbee, was married in Tucson yesterday to Mrs. Carlotta Holbrook. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. M. Gibbons and Emanuel Drachman acted as best man and principal witness. The Tue son Star gives the following account of the marriage:
 At an early hour this morning infor- nation reached this office that Acting Probate Judge L. G. Davis was called out after 12 o'clock and he forthwith issued a marriage license. Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons was summoned and that gen tIeman performed the marriage cere- mony, Emanuel Drachman being awakened to witness an event that united Hon. B. A. Packard of Bisbee and Mrs. Carlotta Holbrook of Tucson in the holy bonds of matrimony. MT. Packard returned to Bisbee yes terday afternoon with his bride and took apartments at the Copper Queen hotel No one had been apprised of and matrimonial plans when Mir. Pack ard left for Tucson Wednesday morn- ing When his friends here saw him escort a lady to the hotel, even that caused no suspicion. 1t was not long, however, until the fact of the marriage was announced. Then his friends were surprised they they laughed; then they clapped "Old Pack" on the back and said good boy"
 The groom is perhaps as well known in all parts Of Arizona as any other man in it. He is a pioneer of Cochise county, and has made his home in Bisbee for years. His cattle interests are extensive, both in southern Ari- zona and in northern Sonora, being a partner of W. c. Greene.
 Mrs. Holbrook is product of Ari- zona and is the daughter of Colonel Robert Woods. the pioneer citizen of Tucson. As Miss Lotta Woods she was a great favorite in Tucson. and was a most charming and accom- plished young lady. About eight years ago she became Mrs. HoIbrook, but was left a widow in less than a year.
 MT. and Mrs. Packard will remain at the Copper Queen hotel until the former can complete some business ar rangments. then they will go east and visit the principal cities and resorts.
 The people of Bisbee will be both surprised and delighted to hear of the good fortune of their old neighbor. and will join the Review in wishing him and his charming wife a long, happy and prosperous life.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
SHERIEF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the district court of the First Ju- dicial District in and for the county of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, to me directed and delivered on a judg- ment rendered in said court on the 24th day of June, 1902, in favor of l.. C. Shattuck and C. 4. Overlook, and against James o. Phillips, Laura Phil lips and the Rosenblatt company, wherein l am commanded to make the sum of S$17S3.S8 damages with inter- est thereon from date of judgment at the rate of per cent pr annum until paid, together with twenty-three and 20-100 dollars costs and accruing costs. have levied this day upon the fol- lowing dscribed property, towit:
 Lot No. twenty-seven (27) in block No. fifty (50) in the town of Douglas. county of Cochise, territory of Arizona, as shown by the map and plat of the survey of Douglas townsite, now on fil in the office of the recorder of said Cochise county.
 Public notice is hereby given that Monday, the 21st day of July, 1902, between the hours of a. ID. and 5 D. m., in front of the sheriff's office, in the city of Tombston, Cochise coun- ty, Arizona territory, l will sell all the right, title and interest of the said James O. Phillips, Laura Phillips and the Rosnblatt company in and to the above described property at public auction. to the highest and best bidder, for cash, lawful money of the United States. to satisfy said execution and all costs.
 Dated this the 2eth day of June, 1902.
 A. V. LEWIS, Sheriff.
 H. E. CONLON, Deputy Sheriff.
 6-27-td
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
TO REVISE
 ORDINANCE
TONIGHT COUNCIL WILL TAKE UP
 LICENSE MATTERS.
Ordinance That Has Caused Much Trouble May Nov Be Made More
 Acceptable to the Business Men.

Trouble May Nov Be Made More
 Acceptable to the Business Men.
 Tonight the city council will meet in the fire house as a committee of the whole to consider the license ordi- nance. At a recent meeting of tha council it was decided that the easiest way to dispose of certain and annoy ing features of the ordinance would be to call a special meeting of the council.
 From the time the first collections were made under the or riinance there has been discontent among the busi- ness houses, many of them claiming that the rating of the different kinds of busiess was unfair, and taxed places with small incomes as much as those with large ones.
 Several times an effort has been made to revise the ordinance and make it more equitable, but nothing has come of the efforts. The old council began the work, but after wrestling with the task for some time, decided that the proper thing to do was to turn the white elephant" over to their successors.
 If there is any ordinance in this city that needs to be worked over, it is the license ordinance that has caused trouble ever since it was passed" said a council member yes terdav.
 We have been trying for two months to do something. but the wora has been turned over to committees who have been unable to do the work. l believe that the meeting tonight will have good results, as all the alder men advocate some radical changes '
 Those expected to be present this evening are Mayor Muirhead. and Al dermen Johnson, Scott. Kindred and Bowen.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
THE FL PAso DISTRICT.
Hon. J. M. Dean Finishes His Canvass
 For Congress.

Hon. J. M. Dean, of Fl Paso, condi- date for congress in the Texas "Jum- bo" district, has returned to his home after a personal canvass of the dis trict, lasting three months. The dis tTict contains more than fifty counties.
 Judge Dean is willing to express no opinion as to the result. No candidate has enough instructed votes to con- troll the conventions action. There are several delegations instructed. and candidate named Jones has ten votes. These ten and the uninstructed ones will hold the balance of power.
 Judge Dean has the enthusiastic sup port of the people of Fl Paso, and will so into the convention as the second candidate in strength, m~asJring by instructed votes
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
NEWS OF THE TOWN

YOU'LL WANT THE REVIEW.
 Parties leaving for the coast or go- Ing 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., 1902-06-27
Where Is Burke?

Mayor J. J. Muirhead has received a letter from Miss ". A. Dromgoole, of Estill Springs, Tennessee in which she asks for information concern ing Henry Burke, or Burkes, who was here some time ago. His aged parents are very anxious to learn something about their son, be it good or bad news. Miss Dromgoole is one of the famous writers of the day, hay ing written over a dozen volumes that are all popular.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
Coming to Bisbee.

Among those who are coming to Bis been for the Fourth of July celebration from Fl Paso are these: A. w. Clifford, Captain Juan S. Hart, E. B. Welch, Thomas Kelly, c. W. Fassett. E. Kohl. berg, J. A. Smith. Britton Davis, Dr. A. K Albers. B. F. Hammett IT,, Wal ter B. Hull, c. R. Morehead, Mark Mil Ter, H. p Noaks, R. c. Lightbody, J. w Magofin, Sam Fruedenthal, D. D. Lawrence, c. Milner.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
Eiks' Headquarters.

The reception committee, appointed by the local lodge of Elks, have been tor:a. ate to n Il." arrangements with Manager Rouzer for the Elks headquar- ters at the spacious and elegant Cop per Queen hotel. Special arrangements have been made for the la1ies accom- panying the visiting Elks. The con- mittee consists of Moor. Hickey and Foster
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
New Fire Hose.

The Copper Queen Company recent ly closed big fire hose deal with W. O. Franklin, representing the Bos- ton Wooven Hose and Rubber com pany. Superintendent Douglas has taken every precaution possible to avoid the danger of fire. and the pur- chase of this big order of hose will be the greatest protection, since water is to fully supply the camp. MT. Frank lin states that the 211-inch Bay State. double jacket fire hose is the very best on the market.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
Has Rented Room.

Robert Hennessy, who is to open an undertaking establishment in this city next month, has rented the large room in the Johnson block, formerly occupied by the city council. He will take the place on July 10, and open up shortly after for business.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
Finger Injured.

lgnacio Araiza, a boy employed as an apprentice at the Review office. yesterday afternoon met with a pain ful accident. The middle finger of his left hand was caught between two cog wheels and severed to the first joint.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
Feels Grateful.

Mrs. Clara Williams desires to thank those who waited upon her late hus- band during his fatal illness. She de- sires especially to thank Rev. Harvey Shields and the nurses who were in attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
Fell From Wagon.

Officer Overlook is telling his friends why his face is bandaged. He fell out of a wagon, while on his way to make an arrest.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
First Melons.

The first shipment of water melons this season was received Wednesday by Buxton & Company's wholesale house. The melons came from Texas, and are of medium size.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
Lines Were Down.

The telegraph wires were down yes terday between this city and Benson. They were repaired by 7:30 o'clock lat night, and messages were then received as usual
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27

We use pure Phoenix cream Try our ice cream. McDaniel & Wiswell, Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
MISS eElsENHoFER AHEAD.
Goes Back to First Place With Strong
 Lead.

This morning Miss Katie Geisen- hofer leads in the Goddess of Liberty contest, with over fo:y more votes than her nearest competitor.
 Below is the result as given out last night at the Rishee Drug Store:
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
Court Adjourna.

The district court adjourned yester- day for the term at Tombstone Judge Doan has gone to Graham county 10 held court there.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27

Don't Forget us-McDaniel & Wis well, Naco. Everything that is refresh ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
Boys Flannel Suits

Boys from 8 years to 4 can be ft- . ted out in hanrel suits for as little as $2. so; better quality for S3. so.
 Twice as much or half as much won't buy anything cooler than flannel, or that will look so we'll.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27
Boys Knee Pants

soc 70 $1.5o.
 When we've stated the price we've mentioned the least interesting feature about them.
 How long they'll. wear is as impor- tant as their cost.
 The kind we sell are madeto stand the rough hard wear a frolicing, rol- licking boy will give them.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-27

Neckwear For B. P. O. F..

Long reversible of purple bahea silk with els head embroidered in white silk Received by the Elk will They
  and they We thought had enough arouud perhaps will be safer make of YOURS by getting early. CENTS EACH D o d arr p Ipa yf quality; Nsealvs . nearly show of @ Either rhnd,FI FIFTY
Arizona republican., 1902-08-16
BISBEE WEST.

F. L. Wright, superintendent of the Bisbee West property Was seen yes terday in regard to the progress of the work being done on his property. and gives additional evidence of the future growth and prosperity of Bisbee
 We will put full force upon the works next month, which meaas about seventy men. We are working very few men just now. as we are preparing to sink the main shaft to the 1900 foot level. Work will be crowded to this level. This of course will require more men, as they progress with the eXten- siVe improvement.
 There are about 1000 feet of deveI- cpment work upon the property at this time. including shaft and drifts, and things will of course be continued rap idly.
 There are over $12, ,000 worth of ma chlnery upon the property, all of which Is the latest improvement. We have d new seven horse power hoist and an entirely new air pressure for pumping This system has been installed for about five months, and has proven en- tirely satisfactory. There are only two others like this in existence (the others being very smalD This has d horse power capacity Of 160.
 But it requires d great power to lift the amount of water which the mine makes The pump has a capacity of -Up gallons per minute, and 12O00 gal Ions per hour This great quantity of beautiful water runs down the hill- side and does no one good. .'-Bisbee Review.