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New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

that directly are interested in sugar, and it Is
expected, therefore, that these four men will
nave trouble in explaining to the producers of
sugar among their constituents why they fought
Tor free trade with the Philippines. Utah, Colo
rado and Idaho are among the largest beet sugar
states in the country. while Texas is almost
large producer of cane sugar as Louisiana.
The plans Of the opposition contemplate bind
Ing through caucus action the entire minority
side Of the Senate to the free trade contention
and 1t is expected that within the next few
days Senator Jones, of Arkansas. chairman of
the Democratic caucus, will be requested to call
a meeting for the consideration of the subject
If the caucus refuses to be bound, then, of
course, the debate the bill. which will not be-
gin before next week. although the measure will
be reported from the committee next Thursday
Will not be extended exciting ii other
wise would be. Still there energy and ability
enough in the minor members of the committee
to sustain them through an interesting political
struggle over the bill.
MR.. LODGE TO WIN NEW LAURELS.
Senator Lodges admirers expect him to con-
duct the fight in a manner that will win him
fresh laurels of the most alert and re-
sourceful leaders Congress has known in many
years. When the Philippines Committee was
formed three years ago to meet new exigency
in national legislation, Mr.. Lodge selected
by his Republican associates for the most i'm
portant post of chairman because of his pc
culiar fitness for the place. 1t then realized
that the Philippines Committee sooner or later
would be called upon to deal with some of the
most dlfncult problems with Whlch the nduon
has ever been confronted and ii was desired to
place at the head of the committee a man of
broad learning, indomita bic energy and ripe eX-
perience in legislation and leadership. His rec
ord member of the Foreign Relations Com
mittee showed that Mr.. Lodge was the one man
above all others in the Senate to take charge of
this vitality important work, and, now that the
first severe test has come he has already dem
onstrated his readiness to meet ii with satisfac
ton to the country and credit to himself.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
EDDY SAYS WAVES AFFECT HIS KITES

Ravonne n Ian 1S-Wilam A. Eddy says
that the regular spark signals which have come
from his kite sustained steel wire for long tfne
are probably caused by electric waves from the
Marconi system. He declines TO experiment win
the coherer or other parts of the Marconi system
believing il would be unfair to the inventor; put
he thinks that metallic particles of the coheTer
are bridged by infintesimal sparks caused Dy the
Marconi electric waves and that In the same way
the spark gaps at the base or tne , Kite "ie sA
Mr.. Eddy says that at certain ixed distances
between the kite wire terminals. he belieVes,
spark will pass only when electric waves strike
the wire at great height, and that these waves
nrobahlv come from Cornwall. Eng, Cape Cod
or some Of the wireless Marconi apparatus operated
on ocean liners.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14

II is perhaps needless to speak of the success OF
Messrs. Andrew Usher Co.'S Brands on this Con-
tnent as their reputation is worldwide. The posi-
ton they hold has been attained by the most care
r discrimination in the selection of Whiskies lald
fully sufficient TO meet any demand u :.
Nicholas. sole agent for the United States--AdVI
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
NEW GERMAN LOAN.
To FLOAT AN ISSUE OF 100000 900 MARKS AT q
PER CENT

Berlin. Jan. 13.-The Prussian syndicate which,
negotiated the previous government loans has con-
cluded the per loans of 800 600 600 marks
of which the empire issues lis 10000 and Prussia
1S5,GoOOO marks. The syndicate takes the loans az
$3.50 per cent and issues them at ESQ
The syndicate includes the Blechroeder Rank
the DeutSche Bank, the Mendelssohn Bank tna
Dresdener Bank, the Disconto Bank the Schaafr.
hansen Bank and some OF the South German banks
New-York tribune., 1902-01-14
THE ANGLo-AMERIcAN COMPANY.

These attacks rather encouraged my experiments
American Company in Newfoundland told me that
$1,000 words sent the cable in three days
during my presence there. Experiments become
toms and t5reatened e n9nctons and d' highly
worded monopoly Under the circumstances I
land, about ninety miles distant, to Nova Scotia.
eabhed ther aed the ons at CAPE p cod
will be repaired. believe it will be pos
sible to send several messages across the ocean
at the same ume, and in a commercial and
useful manneg am greatly ga VI INDEBTED to- to me me
encouragement they have given me in my work. II
tween the different parts Of the world 1t will have
the effect Of bringing about great cheapening Of
a very very small fraction OF what it now costs.
The existing system Of submarine cables Nils the
causes this method to be beyond the reach OF a
TEN be realized the of cabling TO a distant
country might be greatly and substantially reduced
1t would unite families, however scattered and Ge-
friendships between the nations of the world.
2dqg 20 pea Bran k in oS
My work has depended on the work of my prede-
ceSsors. | have built on the work or others My
hope Is that l may bring this work to sue
cessfu completion.
Mr. Marconi asked the guests to rise and
drink to the health of the American Institute
of Electrical Engineers.
Addresses were also made by President
Charles Proteus Steinmetz Professor Elihu
Thomson and DR.. Michael l. Pupin.
The decorations were simple, consisting OF
smaX maSsed about tiny green electric nghts
On the wall back of the guests table was
black tablet set with electric lights forming
the word "Marconi." Two smaller tablets,
some distance apart, had similar arrange
ment the word one being Poldhu. and on
the other ST. Johns, the names of the towns
between which the famous wireless test was
recently made. These tablets were connected
by string Of electric lights. so arranged as TO
make the letter So in the Morse code.
Letters of regret read from the Italian
Minister Captain F. f. Chadwick, Mayor Low,
Nicola Tesla and others, Thomas A. Edison
wrote that he would be glad to be present, as
he would like to meet the young man VINO had
the monumental audacity to attempt and sue
ceed in jumping an electrical wave clear across
the Atlantic Ocean," but was unable to accept
the invitation.
From each dish of the ices there rose minia-
tlIre telegraph pole, with broken wires or
miniat ture ship. Mr.. Stenmetz said he knew
everybody was sorry not to have Mr.. Edison, the
past master Of the industry, present He eX-
hbted a record Of dinner given for cyrus w.
Field at the completion of the first Atlantic ca
BILE at which Mayor Lows father had presided
twenty five years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
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Cochise counties will be connected by phone.
 The Globe company will reach Globe, Black Warrior, Rice Station, San Car los and Fort Thomas.
 The Gila Valley company now reaches Fort Thomas, Matthewsvilie,
 Pima, Stafford, Thatcher, Solomonville, Guthrie. Clifton and Morenci. The Tombstone company will reach Solomonville, Fort Grant, Bonita, Will COX, Cochise, Pearce, Black Diamond and perhaps other camps in the Dra- groons, Tombstone and Bisbee
 From Bisbee south the Bisbee I'm provement Company already has con nection at Naco with the Caranea line and at Douglas with the line owned by the Douglas Improvement CCinpany.
 These are local systems owned by home people. It is known that a tele- phone line is to be built from Douglas to Fl Paso It will be built during the next six months. It is not known just who will do the work and control the line, but the Review has the most posi- tive assurance that it is a fixed fact. This line will connect with the Rocky Mountain Bell Company at Deming, New Mexico, and with the Southwest Bell Company at Fl raso, Texas.
 IL is known that the Sunset com pany. have sought connection with the Gila Valley Telephone Company and also with the local system in Bis bee. The Sunset will of course con meet either at Globe or Tombstone. If it connencts at Tombstone, Benson would be brought within the hello. circle The Sunnset expects to com plete the connection of their Arizona Hines with Los Angeles within the next sixty days ,..sl5-. ,5,.. By the first of the new year the prob ability is that Bisbee can speak with every city in the southwest and as far as Chicago through telephone. Bis bee and all. southern Arizona is fast getting out of the wilderness.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

smelling capacity at Douglas should be doubled, as there was already enough ore in sight to justify such an increase in the size of the reduction works.
 By those who are in position to know it is stated that the shelter for the Calumet and Arizona Company when completed at Douglas will have capacity of 600 tons daily.
 This announcement will be good news for this district. The acquisition of additional property by the Calumet and Arizona Company means an in creased working force at Bisbee and the doubling of the smelting capacity means more work to be done at Doug las.
 The Calumet and Arizona Company bids fair to soon be one of the large copper producers of the territory. Since its advent into this district Falu- able property has been acquired for which large sums of money has been rad It's management has been of that nature that stamps it as gigantic mining enterprise that is as yet in it's infsIcy. @
 The acquiring of more property in the vicinity of the Lowell in addition to the South Bisbee, is another evi- dencer that at no distant day fair sized own will be in existence in that vicinity and Bisbee will have grown to twice it's present population.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
CALUMET & ARIZONA BUY MORE MINES
SECURE VALUABLE PROPERTIES
 NEAR LOWELL.
Purchase Price Not Made Public The Calumet and Arizona Shelter at Douglas to be Doubled in capsc- ity.

A mining sale of importance that has just been made public was consum- mated several weeks ago. The pur. chasers are the Calumet and Arizona Company, and the property acquired is in close proximity to the Lowell mine, lying between the Lowell and the property recently purchased by the Calumet and Pittsburg Company, which is almost identical with the Cal uInet and Arizona Company.
 The property acquired is known as the Def Norte mine and the Ormand group The Del Norte mine lies only five hundred feet from the Lowell recently purcnased by the Copper Queen Company The principal holder in the Del Norte and Ormand group was Thos. Higgins, and although the purchase price was not stated, it is known that agood stin price was paid.
 Following on the heels of this an nouncement, is the statement by one of the officials of the Calumet and Arizona Company, that it is the in- tention of that company to double the capacity of the smelters now in course of erection at Douglas. Several of the prominent directors of the company are now on the ground and . few days ago they united in . telegram to the preside1t of the company stating the copditfpns as they found them hefe and adding that in their opinion the
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
PERSONALS


 Justice S. R. Williams returned yes terday from hurried business trip to Tucson. s 7r
 Frank Dudley came in yesterday from Los Angeles.
 John R. Stoney and wife, of Pres colt, are registered at the Norton House. Capt. Burton Mossman, of the Ariz- ona Rangers, was in Tucson yesterday.
 R. c. Morgan, of Douglas, visited our city yesterday. he said trains would likely reach Fl Paso on the E. P. & S W. sometime in September.
 Will Kit, one of Tucson's bright young business men, was in Bisbee yesterday. It i5 his first visit 10 this section of Arizona and before return ing to Tucson he expects to visit sev- eral points in this vicinity, including La Cananea, in Mexico.
 Miss Gertrude Perkins, daughter of F. E. Perkins, architect for the Cop per Queen Company, is here from San francisco for a stay of several months with her father Miss Perkins has been attending scifooi in the Golden Gate city,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
Wedding Bells.

Wedding Bells. S2
 WILkEY-ROBERTS. Married at the former home of Col. and Mrs. w c. Greene, Naco, Arizona, at 920 D. m., July 2, 1902, MT. James T. Wilkey and Miss Edna J. Roberts, the Rev Harve, NJ. Shields officiating.
 Miss Eva Greene acted as brides maid and Mir. Frank Moson as grooms- man. Miss Roberts is the accom- piished niece of MT. Greene and Mr. Wilkey is paymaster at La Cananea, where the young people will make their residence after a month spent at the brides home in San Francisco.
 Only immediate relatives and friends were present at the ceremony A tasteful collation. was served at the Hotel Naco.
 Sincerest good wishes follow MT. and Mrs Wiikey that every happiness may be theirs through long life.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
TELEPHONE
 HELLO! TOMBSTONE
WORK ON TOMBSTONE LINE BE, ING PUSHED.
Other Connections Will Soon Be Made
 A Telephone Line to Fl. Paso- The Sunset Line Will No Doubt
 Make Connection With Local sys-

E. T. flames, of Stafford president and general manager of the Tombstone Telephone Company, has completed the local system at Tombstone and now has his construction force putting up the poles and stringing the wires from that place to Bisbee and is ex- pected to make a connection with the local system here not later than the middle of August and perhaps by August l.
 Mir. Geo. B. Ellison, general man ager of the Bisbee Improvement Con pany, stated last night that all ar rangements had been completed for a connection of the two systems. we will meet the Tombstone line at the Bisbee city limits," said Mir. Ellison The rate of the service to Tomb stone will be 50 cents for five minutes time.'
 This will be a great convenience tc Bisbee, to have such connection with the county seat and the business of the line will no doubt prove that the in vestment is a splendid one. This con nection will not only give the people of Tombstone connection with Bisbee but with Douglas, Naco and Cananea as well.
 The Tombstone company after reach ing Bisbee will soon begin the con struction of a line north to a connec tion with the Gila Valley Telephone Company at Solomonville- This con meeting line will touch at Pearce Black Diamond. Coch!se, Willcox and Fort Grant. The Globe Telephone Company has now about completed [ connection ct Fort Thomas with th< Gila Valley line.
 When these connections are made | from Tombstone and Globe every i'm portant point in 0rahsm, GJla an<
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
A Serious Accident.

a John Martinoyfch, laborer em-
 ployed at the foundry, yesterday sui fered serious accident which may
 cause him the loss of one eye h company with another laborer he was engaged in chipping piece of brass
 when small particle lodged in his eye, entering the eyeball near the pupil The injured man was removed ' to the hospital and yesterday 1t was thought that the eyebalr would have
 to be removed in order to extract the
 piece of brass e
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

Dr. H. A. Schell, the optician, of Tucson. will not return to Bisbee for Six or eight months Take advantage of this opportunity to have your eyes tested free. The doctors success in southern Arizona, during the past five years, is too well known to need com ment. Now at Copper Queen Hotel fo,
 a few days only. 7-11-2s
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
The Fourth of Morenei.

The Fourth of July was universally observed in Morenci-by people leav- ing camp. The concentrators were shut down, and stores closed at 10 o'clock and after that time scarcely a cricket chirped in Morenci Many went to Clifton, some to Frisco pump and other places of interest Not withstanding the exodus from camp there were some handsome decora- tions. The Morenci Bakery was gay with bunting, the stores and library fioated handsome flags, and nearly every dwelling in town displayed the colors. Tn many instances the Mexi- can lag fioated surmounted by the Stars an. Stripes The weather vas all that could be. desired. unusually cool and pleasant for this seasop, snd about nightfaN the people began to
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
Naeo Game Declared Of.

The proposed baseball game between Bisbee and Tucson, which was to have been played at Naco on the 18th inst, has been declared off. Manager O. J. H. Johnson leaves Monday morning next for San Francisco for stay of several weeks During his absence Capt Fred Smith will act as manager. Bisbee has not lost a game so far this season rr fs
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

Delay is dangerous. Do not neglect your eyes. If you are subject to head
 aches, nervous troubles or if your eyes tire while reading call on Dr. II. A. Schell, the optieian, of Tucson, for -merly of Chicago. Now at Copper Queen Hotel. for few days only. Ex- animation free. sfeEt 7-1I-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
LADIES GAN WEAR SHOES

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot
 Ease a powder to be shaken into the shoes. II makes tight or new shoes feel easy: gives instant relief to corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort dis covery or the age. cures ana pIs'sn.s s spots. Aliens Foot-Ease is a certain cure for sweating. hot. aching feet At all druggists and shore stores. 25c- Don't ac- cept any substitute. Trial package FREE by mail Address, Allen s. Olmsted, TIe Roy, N. T.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

Dr. H. A. Schell. the optician. has several appointments at Naco for Sun day, and in consequence will not be in Bisbee on that day. i- He will return Sunday evening and will remain in Bis bee until Tuesday. Cali now and have your eyes carefully tested without charge at Copper Queen Hotel four days more. Ff 7-11-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
Voters are Registering.

The registering officers in Bisbee are already busy registering the qualified voters for the November election. Al. though the registering oficers have only been ready for business a few days, the voters are registering early
 It is estimated by those in position to know that Cochise county will have between 4,oo0 and 5.oe0 voters oD tn great register. this year. ~ lfn<s
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
FOR SHERIFF..

l hereby announce myself as can didate for reelection to the office of sheriff of Cochise county, subject to the Democratic county convention.
 DEL LEWIS Tombstone, July g.. 1902.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
windino Up Celebration.

The general Fourth of July commit tee held a meeting in the office of Dr. F. A Sweet last evening, winding up the financial affairs, which are report ed to be in excellent condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
Reported Hold Up.

Reported Hold Up. . It was reported last night at eleven o'clock that a carmar. S,o Eas go- ing to his work at the smelter, was held up at the point of gun. Neither the mans name nor the amount of his loss was learned
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
A Small Blaze.

ao Yesterday morning at 2 o'clock there was a small fire in a Mexican's house, across the gulch from the rear of the Fair. Some bedding took fire and was thrown into the gulch ard the fire ex- tinguished 4l
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
Fines. in the Southwest.

The steel pillars which are being used in the erection of the Copper Queen store at Douglas were being placed in position yesterday. When completed this will be one of the finest mercantile establishments in the southwest
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
NOTICE.

A meeting of Carrie Reymann Lodge No. 8, Legion of Honor. A. O. D. w., will be held in Library Hall on Thur day evening, July 10, at p. m- A fuu attendance is requested.
 CATFRYN MUIRHEAD.
 Chief of Honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

FOR RENT-One five-room frame house, furnished with well and wind mill; stable and out house; opposite Copper King shaft house. No. 502 below slag dump. Apply on premises.
 7-9-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Copper Queen-M. H. Fay, s. F.; | M. Friedblerg, S. F. Frank Dudley, So, nora; E. H. Moise,S. F.; T. H. Rynnins and wife, Douglas; w. M. Adamson Douglas; w R. Kilt and J. A. Legarra, Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

FOR .SALE-One two-room house, frame, with shed, furnished. Price $6650. Located just above Shattucks s lumber yard. Price s650. For par ticulars apply at HIS Brewery Gulch.
 7-9-1wk
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
NEWS OF THE TOWN

Welcome Rain.
 A steady rain commenced falling last night and continued until late hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

FOR SALE cHEAP-Three-room hcnse, bath room and clothes closet. Furnished or unfurniehed. For par ticulars inquire at American Bakery,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
championship Remains Here.

McNichols and Ross. the champion drillers, and one of the Tar brothers are pounding a drill in the Copper Queen mine. The championship of the world remains in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
About Compieted.

About Completed.
 The addition to the Copper Queen store which will be used for offices is about completed and when occupied will prove great convenience.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

FOR RENr-Six-room furnished house. Apply to Mrs Julia Cunning ham, 26S Castle Hill. 7-1O-4t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

If you are suffering pain of any kind, acute or chronic, or caused by strainS or dislocation, consult the Osteopa.h: free; Norton House. 5-4-u.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

Honeymoon Trip.
 J. T. Wilkey and bride were out going passengers this morning bound for California on their honeymoon trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
slssEE DAILY REVIEW.

pour into camp and it again took on its accustomed air of activity.-Stand. ard.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
Popular Wants.

FOR SAlE-Grand View lodging house Inquire Swine saloon. 7-9-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
Grant House to let. II rooms. Apply l. W. Wallace. 7-il.tf

We use pure Phoenix cream Try our ice cream. McDaniel & Wiswald. Naco. se- s.gs ss It
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

FOR sALE-one upright Grand piano. Inquire c. w. Black, Tomb stone canyon. o'
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

WANTED-Work by lady in room ing house or hotel. Mrs. L. F., over the O. K stable. 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11
Building Boom at Lowell.

There is decided building boom in process at Lowell. A large number of new houses are now going up. Bis bee can boast of two suburbs. ...-.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

Don't forget us-McDaniel & Wis waid, Naco. Everything that is re l.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

Justice s. K. Williams returned yes terday from hurried business trip to Tucson. s 7r
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

John R. Stoney and wife, of Pres cott. are registered at the Norton
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-11

Frank Dudley came in yesterday from Los Angeles.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

The ancient Egyptians were great pa
irons of the use OF paint for toilet pur-
poses and the Greek women at an early
date painted themselves with rouge. Max
Beerbohm. in his Defense Of Cosmetics, -
tells Us that at Rome in the keenest time
OF her supremacy. great ladies. accord
ing 10 Lucian did not scruple 10 squaudsr
al they had upon arguments from Ara
bia."
The use OF rouge Fl Rome was originally
reserved for religious purposes-to paint
the statues Of the gods on festal days.
IN the time Of the Caesars face painting
vas carried 70 excess by the Roman wo-
men. who tricked themselves into greater
charm by the aid Of their paint boxes %
Poppaea the unhappy wife Of the En-
pero Nero introduced a celebrated cos
iretic known a. Poppasan paste. which
was composed q bread and -four and
asses milk and for the making of
which she kept a train q horses. The
paste was of SO thick a consistency that
The face when spread with j.; VAS Ike
plaster.-Londoa Dressing Table.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-07

Wichita demands connection with TIE
Union Pacific railroad. with the II K
* T railroad IN the Indian territory sd
needs 4 railroad 10 The territory south
east
wichita does lot dens2d any -sOsuS' .