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Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
Arrivals from Globe

Arrivals from Globe
 The boys keep pouring in from our unfortunate neighbor, Globe. Henry Schmidt, Benny Fields and MT. Cloud are the latest arrivals. They all re port Globe very dead camp but have great confidence in it's early re vival. The problem before the Old Dominion company and incidentally the town of Globe is simply this: Has the company a body of sulphurets in sight that will justify the erection of a converter system? If so, Globe is all O. K. Otherwise, it is all oa with her. The preponderance of opin ion is to the effect that the ore is there, and the people of the whole territory hope that that opinion is correct
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
BRIEF CITY NEWS
To Fill Hay Contract

F. Joerger, who with Frank Graf of this city, has the hay contract at Fort Huachuca, left yesterday for the Gila Valley, where he will purchase hay from the farmers in that vicin- ity. The hay contract at Huachuca Is an unusually large one this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
Encouraging Signs

Encouraging Signs
 Manager White of the base ball team, was seen yesterday and express ed himself quite encouraged over the outlook of the base bah te1D just at present. We had a lot fof discour- agement to begin with" said he. "for the boys have been sick and some of them are in the hospital, but every thing is coming all right now Sev- eral new players have come to Bisbee who have added strength to the team and they are anxious to play ball. There is no doubt that a few excel lent games will be arranged for al once, which will mean good deal to the team and be of interest to the games We have been disappointed all around and believe it is time td do something"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26

Dance at Naco
 The second of a series of delight ful dances to be given at the Mad ding opera house will be held Friday evening, September 26. The manage ment are to furnish these entertain ments on lines of merit and solicit the patronage of the dancing public Doors will be opened at g pm and dancing badges will be furnished for $1.00 and are on sale at the Empor- ium, Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
Street Railway

Street Railway
 The street railroad at Douglas is expected to be in operation within the next ninety days. s. F. Mcguire, secretary of the Douglas Improve ment company, informs the Review that the rolling stock and steel for the system is ready for shipment. The motive power for the present will be small engines. burning crude oil. which will be smokeless, and the en- zines are almost nois eiess
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
Long Distance Wires

Long Distance Wires
 Mir Sexton, the electrician for the Douglas Improvement company. was in town yesterday. He has just com pleted six long distance wires between Bisbee and Douglas which will be a great benefit to the public. This ex- cellent piece of work has been com pleted in sixteen days. The poles have all been placed and the wires strung in this space of time.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
A Ship Surgeon

A Ship Surgeon
 Dr. W. A Green, formerly of Bis bee. is now a ship surgeon on board the Holland American twinscrew S. S. Rotterdam. which plies between Rot terdam and New York. A letter re- ceived in Bisbee yesterday states that the doctor was a recent visitor in the cities of The Hague. Amster- dam, Brussels and Paris.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
Will Be Superintendent

Burt l.. Stewart. formerly of the Copper Queen, is at present in Los Angeles. looking after the sale of some valuable mining property for Montana capitalists. MT. Stewart has been offered the position of superin- tenGent of the mines in the event of the sale
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
A String of Shafts

A String of Shafts
 At no very distant day I expect to see a line of shafts all the way from Bisbee to the Copper Glance mine, said a prominent mining man of Bis bee yesterday The Copper Queen will undoubtedly strike it rich. which will demonstrate the theory that there is plenty of good copper ore interven- ing
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
from Business

Otto Geisenhofer, who sold out his restaurant business last week, will give possession October 1st. Otto is one of the oldest business men in Bis bee and has done much toward build ing up the town and intends to take life easier hereafter.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
Scott White is Here

Scott White is Here
 Scott White. treasurer of the Can anea Consolidated Copper company, is registered at the Copper Queen
 There is nothing new with us,' said MT. White ~The directors of the company had a meeting last week and the general business sltuatpon was talked over thoroughly. There will be a meeting of the stockholders in New York very soon-on the 10th of October, l think, when important matters will come up for considera ton. Every one seemed thoroughly satisfied with the progress of the mine"
 In a political way, MT. White, who has long been indentified with politics in Cochise county, said: T am pleas ed with the ticket the democrats have put up and kno wevery member on the ticket. It is Q winner. No one need fear to vote for every man on the ticket e they are absolutely safe men"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
All Democratic Votes

All Democratic votes
 Foreman Suplee, of the Greene Cattle company, was in town yester- day. Mir. Suplee was formerly man ager of the Perrin sheep ranch in Coconino county. We have twenty odd votes at Hereford" said MT. Su- plee. land every one are democratic .
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26

FOR sALE-Boarding house with furniture for four rooms. Apply sos Chihuahua hill. Szs-et
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
The Annual Shoot

The Annual Shoot
 The Bisbee Gun club has already raised over $350 to defray the ex- penses for the coming gun club meet This win certainly be one of the best shoots that ever took place in the territory.
 This will be a shoot that every body will remember" said Tony Downs last evening, flor we propose to make . go of this which will be . credit to the territorial tourna- ment. Everybody who has been seen has thoroughly entered into the spirit of the meeting and are anxious to make this the great event of the year I feel that we will run the subscrip- tion up to a good sum and one that will enable us to entertain the visit ors in a creditable manner. The ex pense will run up high"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26

WANTED-Position as bookkeeper. Address, 20. Box 1e4, Bisbee, Arizona.
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Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
Will Be Mail Clerk

Will Be Mail Clerk
 Courtney Camp, at present employ ed by the wholesale firm of Buxton & Co.,, has successfully passed the examination for mail clerk, ald will nave the run between Benson and Douglas. He will assume his new duties upon the arrival of Posta, Rail- way Inspector Spencer Toles, who is expected in . few days to install the railway mail service on the E. P. ( s. w., which we understand will ex- tend from Deming. via bisbee, to Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-26
Of to the chirieahuas

Pete Hanson starts to the historic Chiricahuas tomorrow morning. He seems to think he has lost bear somewhere over in there. He dug up an old sawed-off Sharp's rife, one of the vintage of '49. along with a belt full of cartridges which have been loaded ever since Pete swiped the old shoulder bruiser from Ur- cle Sam in the EOS and the way he will annibilate those bear won't worry the bear much.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-27

cEntonces lo mismo cue vos, -
dijo con impertinencia RCcambole.
Como, respondf0 sir CUTLER
mo, sin que al parecer le molestase
la comparaci6n de Rocambole;--y
Juan Bird en- el fondo de 81 cora
z6n sigue siendo muy adicto a su
antique capitan y hara por mf TODD
10 que quiera.
Me parece, qCerido ito, que me
estais dand0 detalles muy inGtiles,
-diio Rocambole interrumpi6ndo-
le. = dQue es 10 que os propon6is?
cDurante largo tempo estuve
meditando acerca de Ia suerte que
reservabs a Bacara,- sigui6 dicien-
do sir Guillermo, y halle una cosa
que p u g d convenirla mucho;
q1tro envisrla q las islas Msrque-
sas.
-tPestel
-Y@exponerla la alternative
de llegan. ser Ia esposa dc IN an
trop6fago1 de que este Sc Ia me
riende. rs ana mujer hermosa, y
con seguridaosde que 81 Ell iefe de
los sslvajes no Sc le Rntoja partir
CON ella 81 COIOuhs CuatQ u16T u16
dc festa mandara que Sc 10 sirVan
ssada.
-Esa ST que es una idea, dijo
friamente Rocsmbole.
Asf 10 creo.
-Pero Sc6mo llevarla IL prac.
ticaP
Con Ia syuda de mi amigo
Bird. No Sc que mercancfa esta
csrgsndo en- Ell Havre para llevarre
q Australia. Su tripulaci6n, qae
es muy escogida, le es tan adicta &
Ell como 81 q INF. Lleg6 anteayer
1 Paris y aver le VI.
-iAhI LIE visteia -.
ST; s6lo que como sc que no Sc
te puede ocupar Ia cabexa con mu.
chas cosas, no quise hablarte antes,
-lY Bird consiente en- llevarse
A Bacara?
-lPardiezl La deiar6 On une
playa desiarta. an 1onde La encon-
SrarGn los salysjes; es mas. creo
aue Bird cue ea muy inteFessdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-27

NO, habr6is contribuido a dex.
enmascarar q un miserable.
-sY ST me mstaf
NO temais NADIA, porque os
protegeremos. Y ademas, : repuso
ell conde, - convene que tsngais
presente que 40 contestsrets mas
que una ligera indiscreci6n, por
la que os pagan Glen mil frances.
~-Es cierto, -murmur6 Ia seflora
Saint Alphonse, q Ia que Ell reeusr.
do de los Glen mil frances trane III.
liz6, hacienda que Sc desvaneciesen
sus uitimaS vacilsciones. - Adi6s;
pssado ma1lsna sabreis a que ate.
neros, 8 deiare de llamarme como
me llamo.
Sc despidi6 Sc fu6.
-Creo, dijo Bscsra, llena de
fe en- el porvenir, que acabare
mos por apoderarnos de sir CUTLER
mo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-27

es capaz de venderla buen preoio
& IN piel roja.
-Todo este me parece muy bien,
ouerido ito; pero Ic6mo haremos
para entregar Bacara q BirdP
- ESQ ser& inoumbancia tuya:
sin embargo, voy decirte que
camino has de seguir. Dentro de
tres dfas te apoderaras de la iudfa,
cusndo Gsta Sc halle en- tn poders
la conflar&s a Ia tia Fipart.
-Otra buena idea; porque mama,
observe 'Rocambole, : es mujer
q prop6sito para esas Conisioaes. .
La viuda Sc hara cargo de ia
nifIa, IN an6rimo avisara Ba'
cara Que Ia nina robada por IN
negro -. J este negro sera 81 tu-
yo....
Ventura
Sly continu0: que 6 nina
robada por I'm negro. esta camtno
del Havre. La carta afiadtra que
ell negro SO embarc6 en- IN buque
ingl6s, el FoteIer, que SO hace a la
vela para Oceanfa. Va eomprende'
rSs que Bscara SO marchara tnms-
diatsmente al Havre; pero cuando
llegue la dir6n que ell buque eievo
anclss.
~ despues2 pregunto Ro'
cambole, porque empezaba q no
comprender el plan de sir CUTLER
mo.
I'm el Havre sabra tambien
que ell buoue debe tocar en- Saint
MaIo detenerse alli uaos cuantos
dfas. Entonces torAsra caballos do
posta y Sc ira por kierra q Saint
Male. Allf enconErarA al F'ossLsr
anclado en- rada y mandara que In
lleven q bordo y Bird hara 10 que
ie corresponds.
-Todo ESQ es muy dificil ds eje-
Guitar. : murmur6 R0cam boIe.
y 81 I'd no desempefiae pronto
con honra esa mission, no sera8
digno del mill6n que te destino. -
diio sir 6uillermo eop acento tran
qnilo imperioso, que revelaha o
IL vez que 1uerfa ser ohedeeido cis-
gamente.
>--EstA bion, TsspOndt5 RoeaxR,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-27
iS4

-Voy a ilustrar0s acercs de la
question con muy pocas palabrss,
--diio Artcff para c0rtar aquella
conversation, porqus la Saint AL
phonse habfa compreudido perfeo
tsments la mission que le enco.
mendabSn. ST el marques de los
Monies es 81 hombre que sospe
chamos, es un miserable, cue nos
Fob6 y que trata dc ssesinSrnos;-
Ia sefiora Saint Alpnonse Sc estre-
meci6 al oirlo, pero, - afIadt0 Ell
conde, no teng&is tenor alguno,
porQue ST es Ell lie reduciremos q Ia
impotencia.
-sY 81 no 10 ESP
No habrA en ell mundo quien
Sc figure que hemos sospeChadO del
marques de los Monies,
-Pero en- sl primer case lie ha-
br6 hecho graici6n.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-12

Railroad depots had a tough time of it.
The pavement was so slippery that it
was common thing to see horses fall
on their knees. In a great many cases
they had to use the car tracks and this
caused more delay for the trolley cars.
At the entrance to the Erie ferry at
the foot of Pavonia avenue, there was a
shet of ice like that of covering on one
of the Central Park lakes. 1t was so
smooth and plassy that the motormen of
trolley cars had to throw sand on it to
permit horses to enter the ferry house
in safety.
NEWARK ROAD BLOCKED.
the Central Railroad were several min
utes behind schedule time this morning
owing TO the icy condition of the tracks
The big driving wheels slipped on the
ice coated tracks and despite the fact
that the engineers used large quantities
of sand the wheels would not take hold.
At seven O'Clock a train bound for
New York got stalled near the West
Side avenue station. There is an incline
at that point and for ten minutes the big
driving wheels kept revolving in one po-
sition. Finally enough sand was placed
along the tracks and the engine pro-
cceded
Trolley passengers. residing in Green
vile had tough time of it this morn
ing. All the cars were late owing to
horses falling ON the tracks Tn TO one
O'clock all the cars were running from
five minutes to a half an hour behind
time. s So
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-12
ST. FRANCIS'S CHRISTMAS
Exhibition Of Clothing for the
Inmates Of the Hospital.

The Christmas Guild of st. Francis
Hospital gave tea yesterday afternoon
in the reception room Of. the Hospital,
when the exhibition of the articles that
were collected for the use of the hospital
We're on exhibition.
The articles were spread out in the re-
ception room and made a very fine show
ing. Tea was sefved in the doctors
meeting room. The table was sprettily
decorated with ferns and pink carlfa-
tions.
DIR. Russi, one Of the house physicians,
entertained some of the guests with an
exhibition with the x rays. They en-
joyed this exhibition very much until
DR.. Rrssi suggested that they should
see what was in their pocketbooks. One
lady handed her pocketbook over and
when looked at through the X-rny ma
chine was found to contain a coin and
nail file. The coin might have been
five dollar gold piece, but the. look on
the lady's face suggested to the other
guests that.it was more than likely a five
cent piece.
Miss. e. O'Neill, daughter Of the late
Mayor, Charles III. O'Neill, is president
of the Guild, and has been untiring in
her efforts to secure articles of clothing
Andrew j. Corcoran, Miss McEntee,
Mrs. Frank McDonough, Miss Hair,
Miss e. Datz, Miss Haverty of Hoboken,
Mrs. John p. Feeney. and Mrs, Regina
Nagle and Mrs. Charles H. O'Neill.
Altogether about eight hundred articles
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-12
MAYOR WASN'T
PA|RTICULA AR.
He Would Have Selected
Some Other Site If Cen
tral Hadn't Sold the
Harrison One.
DIRECTORS TAFFIED HIM
Architect Rowland Directed
to Commence Work Of
Preparing Plans for
Supposed New
High School.

Director Lyon, of the Beard of Educa-
tion, made q speech at last nights meet
ing of the board, relating what hap
pened the other day when Mayor Fagan,
Finance Commissioner Ringle and sew
eral directors bargained with the New
York Central Railroad officials to part
with the Harrison property on the rocks
for 5000
I was decidedly impressed with the
acnmen of the Mayor and Mr.. Ringle, ;"
said Mr.. Lyon. ''The officials of the
road said that the price vas 100000
and didn't care whether Jersey City got
the property or not.
After one and half hours talk Mr.
Pagan and Mr.. Ringle overcalne their
opposition and they offered to sell for
| $4,000, It would be my thought that
the Board would lose no time in adopting
| measures to secure new High School
building.
DIR. EGBERT PLEASED.
DR.. Eghert said that it was with a
great feeling of exultation that the High
School project had advanced thus far
He said that it wasn't so much a mat.
ter of site as it is of a High School. He
introduced resolution which was adopt
ed directing Architect John T.. Rowland
to proceed to acquant himself with High
Schools and prepare plans for Jersey
City's new building.
Director Coyle said he, too, gloried in
the fact that a new High School was
possible.
In the negotiations with the railroad
officials said Mr.. Coyle, "the Mayor
took the stand that he would have a
High School at once and If the Central
| didn't consent to sell the Harrison site
the city would buy site elsewhere"
Architect Rowland had talk with
His Honor this morning at the City Hall.
He was instructed to begin at once the
work of drawing up plans for a $500, 900
building fys
WANT RoMAINE PROPERTY.
Director Coyle introduced a resolution,
which was adopted, asking the Board
Of Finance to buy the Speer and Ro-
maine properties for an additional site
| for No. II School in Bergen Square.
The fnanciers have offered to take the
Speer property off Charles A. Lewis's
| hands for $500 and Mayor Fagan has
| approved their action. The Romaine
estate adjoins No IL in the rear. 1t
| DR.. Lyon made 4 speech in which
he related what happened.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-12
PAuLUs NOOK COUNCIL.
Knights Meet and Eleot Now oM-
cers.


At a recent meeting of Paulus Hook
Council No. 4S7, knights of Columbus,
the annual election Of officers fox place
at the rooms in Elks Hall, York and
Henderson streets The officers elected
were: james J. Shea, grand knight: John
]. keegan, deputy grand knight Eu-
gene ". Diemer, financial secretary;
Richard ]. 0'Brien. recording secretary;
Edward J. Carlock, treasurer; Timothy
Murphy, lecturer; Michael T. 2Bluewett,
advocate; Eugene Sullivan, warden;
John J. Mullins, inside guard; James
Cuff, outside guard; Rev. William A..
Keyes, chaplain.
The trustees for the coming year will
be James H. Manning, j. McDermott
and Frank Mullins. Delegate to State
Cornell, james j. Shea and James f.
O'Afealia. The Office of vice chancellor
viii be filled at the next meeting of the
council.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-12
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.
Deoonesses Will Have Celebration
IN Trinity Church.

The fifth anniversary Of the Deacon
ess's Home vii be celebrated tonight in
Trinity Church. New York near War
ren street. Among the speakers win be:
the Rev. J. R. Wright, presiding elder;
the Rev. r. N. North, d.. D., of the
Clerical Extension Society of New York
City; the Rev. A. A. Butts, d. d., the
President of Drew Theological Semin-
ary; Mr.. James s. Pearsall of Ridge
wood, New Jersey, President Of The Lay
mans Association of the Newark Con-
dent Of the Womans Home Missionary
Society of the Newark Conference.
The choir of Trinity Church will sing.
After the speeches a reception will be
held in the Deaconess' Home two doors
from the church.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-12

The men who are working on the re-
pains to the Police Headquarters build
ing, yesterday, started to level up one
Of the cross wallis. In placing the wall
in its original position large chunks Of
plaster were forced to the floors. Peo-
pie who did not know the cause became
frightened and thought that the building
was going to, fal Immediately.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-12

e. III Green of Canandaigua, N Y,
says Some years ago commenced to
bleed from the kidneys, passed quanti-
ties Of blood, and was badly scared. Doc
tors and medicines failed to stop the
fow. until tried DR.. David Kennedy's
Fayofite Remedy. That cured me.
Dr David Kennsdys Fcvorite Remedy gives
encrRy. life and power to tbs kidneys. causes
Aa H4nsys to purify the blood. 10 make i redder
mi he fl1aier and more nourishing. Puts new Life
MO your body. new strength into your muscles:
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9isrene Hawneft, Montgomery and
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The Jersey City news., 1902-12-12
Coward !;
Good Sense
Shoe

It's the "instep fit" of the
shoe that settles walking.
Good if the fit is right.
Bad if it's wrong.
So it's wise to get the
only shoe that can guarantee
you the right !" instep fit"
That's the Coward Shoe.
Specially constructed so
BY setting mp into the arch of
the foot it fts closely under
and around the instep. without
any "lap-over.''
All styles and shapes for
Men, Women and Children.
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Mail Orders Filled.
send for Catalogue.
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-12
70 CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If ii fails
" cure = N, Groves signature il on
The Jersey City news., 1902-12-12
Live NOTES
ABOUT TOWN

The late Mr.. Marty Collins alb
holred automobiles because they fright
nned his horses, One day a big Panhard
dsisted past him on the Boulevard caus-
ing Mr.. Collins team to shy. Shaking
his whip at the l-etreating machine he ex-
claimed;
Il would like to wiring that chiffon
ier's sneck!''
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-08-15
Meet at Billings.

Billings, Mont, Aug, l5-Promi
nent woolgrowers, members of the
Central Montana Woolgrowers' as
sociation, are holding meeting in
Billings in conjunction with the state
irrigation conference. The gathering
is well attended and gives promise of
beneficial results. Among the partici-
pants are George H. Maxwell, chair
man of the National Irrigation
committee, several officers of the
National Woolgrowers' association and
one or two instructors of the state az =
ricultural college.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-08-15
Married.

Miss Pearl Ellis Hilburn, daughter
of Mrs. A, A. Hilburn, was married
at noon today to Arch Herndon White,
Jr., of Canon City. The ceremony
VISA performed at the home II the
brides mother, No. 3l7 West Eighth
street, by the Rev. James Harris,
presiding elder of the Pueblo district
for the Methodist Episcopal church
Only immediate relatives and friends
were present The bride is well
known in musical and church circles
and has been member of several
churchs choirs. She is also an
active worker in the Monday Musical
club, The groom is clerk of the dis
trict court of Fremont county. The
young couple left for Salt Lake City.
After a short trip they will return to
live at Canon City. Denver News.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-08-15
BIG FLOW OF WATER.
City Pump Lifting 1900 Gallons
Per Minute.


A representative of The Tribune
visited the big we'll being put down
by the city between Fourth and Fifth
streets, west of Maple avenue this
morning and found Water Superinten-
dent Mcdonnell and his corps of as
sistants making good progress. The
well has attained depth of about
eight feet and fine flow of water has
already been encountered. Pumping
is kept up in order to keep the water
out of the way of the workmen. 1t is
estimated that the pump is now throw
ing 1900 gallons per minute when it is
pumping and when the we'll reaches Il
depth of eighteen or twenty feet it is
expected that the water supply will
be three times as much.
The water when it settles is clear
as crystal and has fine taste. There
is no doubt but the council selected
the best plan to secure abundance of
water under the present conditions.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-08-15
500 Now in Bismark.

Bismark, n. D., Aug. l5-The lay
ing of steel ON the Bisamrk extension
of the 500 road was practically com
pleted today and by the first of next
week everything will be in readiness
for the running of trains 1t is
planned to run freight trains over the
new lines for ten days or two weeks
before inaugurating passenger service,
in order to test the roadbed, and
passenger trains therefore probably
will not he running into the North
Dakota capital until September l.