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Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Clever Performance.

Gavin Spence and Flora Mcdonald entertained crowded house last night with their Scottish songs and stories, Standing room was at a premium. Their numbers were frequently en- cored, to which they both readily re- sponded Miss Mcdonald has a sweet soprano voice and her rendition of
 Mary of Argyle" was excellent. Mir. Spence's story of the man turning the hose on his warm feet was well re. ceived. The duet, When Ye Gang Ava. Jamie," was also well rendered The Copper Queen band was in at tendance and during intermissions en tertained the audience.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
GYMNASIUM GLASSES.

Mems Department: A regular gym nasium class for dumbbelis, lndIan clubs and physical culture exercises will be he'd every evening from s:30 to SIS o'clock. except on Thursday and Sunday evenings.
 Basket ball will be limited to fore noons and from ' to o'clock iD the evening.
 WoDen's Department: ResuiaI classes will be held on Thursdays al 2:30 ?. nn- and at 8 D. m.
 Basket bali may be played from to 4:45 D. E., and from s:30 to SIS D m
 Boys Department: Regular class cn Saturdays at s:3o a. 10. Military drin on Saturdays at 10 a- IT..
 Girls Department: Regular class CD Saturdays at 2:30 ?. ID. Marching and games from 8 to I p. IT,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Brief City News
Ranger Appointments.

Governor Brodie yesterday reap poined Thomas J. Rynning, captain of the Arizona Rangers, and appointed John Foster, lieutenant. The latter office is new one created by the late legislature in the bill increasing the number of the rangers. The salary of the former officer is s175 a month and of the later s15O. Lieutenant Foster has been with the rangers since last September His efficiency was recognized some months ago by his promotion 10 sergeant.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
District Map.

Engineer Clark. the government sur veyor, has the official government mar Of the Warren district about complet ed This will be sent 10 Washington at once. those desiring to place their claims before the investigating public and obtain a copy of the district map should have their surveys made as soon as possible, as under the United States laws. additional claims can mol be added after the map reaches Wash ingtor.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Scott Goes Away

E. B. Scott, the negro who has an injured arm. has gone to Tombstone, where he will be treated by Dr. Bacon. Scott's arm was treated at the county hospital, but 1t was not properly healed and an operation will have to be per formed on the bone. The money to defray Scott's expenses has been raised by subscription. nearly $40 be. ing raised in all. He expects to be in Tombstone about month.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Baseball Game.

6sSeoo35 tame.
 V. R Stiles, Of the Fl Paso and Southwestern, stated last night that 8 move is now on foot 10 have base ball game at Don Luis on April 26th. The game will probably be played with Douglas, which is now actively preparing to meet the local team on the diamond IL was intended to have the game sooner, but Naco will have attractions, and they will be given the preference.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
inprovina Strrcts-

Street Superintendent KriEbaum has a force of Mexicans at work on the city's streets these days. The road from the rear of \1e f ebouse to the gymnasium has been put in better shape than il has been for a numoer of years. The damage to the streets. which was the result Of the recent rain Is being repaired as fast as the street gang can get to it
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

l.. l.. Lyons. Denver. ". H. Constable. Fl Paso. H. \. Greene, Boston. V C. Kesgh, New York. William Herring, Tucson. F. F. Klotz, Ft. Wayne, Ind. E. J. Moore, Denver. C. B. Linton. Los Angeles. J. L. Bassingthwait, Bay City. Mich. Miss. 4. R. Willard. Los Angeles. H. J. Simmons, Fl Paso- Gavin Spence. Edinburgh, Scotland Flora Mcdonald, Edinburgh, Scot land.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Frank Ciaybo pies.

News has just reached here Of the death of Frank Claybo in Phoenix on March 5th. The deceased was some time ago employed at the liquor store. now owned by Charles Salazar, but which was at the time owned by Ball inger.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Pipe Line Map.

Surveyor Clark yesterday finished marking the pipe lines on the map for the city, with the exception of some of the smaller branches The map will be submitted to the council a; the next meeting. which Till be held on Tues day evening. The map al present shows just how the water for fire pur- poses will be distributed over the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Col. Herring Here.

Colonel William Herring, one of the foremost lawyers in Arizona. arrived in the city yesterday from Tucson. He stated last night that his visit to the city al this time has no connection with the railroad trouble at Naco. and that he is here on a matter of private business
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Auachucss Booming.

Our friend Mir. Stump vas in from Ash canyon yesterday. He corrobo- rates the reports to the effect that the Huscfucas are booming. They could rot do otherwise. since the.' not only have the intrinsic merit, but the Re view has pledged itself 10 see that they have what is due them.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
NsSH Buildings.

Architect Johnson yesterday stated that there were about twelve new buildings to be built in Bisbee in the next few months He is now drawing plans for several OE them. He refused to make known he names Of the own CTS of these new buildings for a few days. All of them will be fine resi- dences.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

Schwartz Bros. are trying by every legitimate means to asure the men buy. CTS of Bisbee that they are pursuing a policy of fair dealing and modest prof
 its on frst-class good; not shoddy stuf, that looks well. ii
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Freight Rate.

It is understood that the Southern Pacific will soon abandon its agree ment with the Fl Paso and Southwest. ern and thar rates into Bisbee gin be greater. For some time the tTo lines have had an agreement, whereby the Southern Pacific routed freight from the west through 10 Bisbee. The ex- pected change will only affect freight from the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Two TeIeoraph Lines.

Tombstone will soon have two tele- graph lines to connect with the out side world The Postal line is now being built from Fairbank and will be completed in about ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

FOR SRLE-In good location at Q reasonable price, one adobe house, , rooms, one frame house, 2 rooms, with all furniture Apply 10
 ". D. Kinsey or c. A McDonSlG c.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Branch Lire.

George Hardiker, of the Fl Paso and Southwestern, has been in Naco for the pas, few days, conferring with the people of that city regarding right of way for the Forest-Naco line.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
Gathering News.

E. J. Moore, Colorado manager of the Mining and Scientific Press, is in the city for a few days gathering a series of articles which will shortly appear in that most excellent journal
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
WATER NOTICE

All persons desiring to take wa1er from xhe Mcdonald Springs, call as ny office in Dunn's Drug store, opp. r. o' Rates ss.e0 and $500 per month
 A J. Crcnk.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
CARD @ THANKS

The family of Mrs. NJ. C. Hogan. de ceased. extend their sincere thanks 70 their friends who so kindly assist. tben, during their late bereavement
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
April Foo,.

Yesterday was April Fools day. but
 it caused little attention in this city.
 Some of the children tried to fool l older friends, and that was all there
 was to it. Some of the older and wiser heads were caught in this manner.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SAlE-5o0 shares Modern Cop per Co. 40 cents; leo shares Gold treasure Mines O., 25 cents; 500 shares Atlas, exceptionally low figure. Apply B. F. Graham & Co, Mining Brokers, Bisbee. Arizona. l-2s-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

Stenographer and typrewriting done promptly and accurately. Call at the office of B. F. Graham & Go, brokers, Copper Queen hotel building 12-19-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

Merry.go-round for sale. For par ucuiars address c. l.. Blackburn. Jr., IT. r Jstnne Arizona 3-7-lm
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
4 BARGAIN
nation

For sale cheap. One Broom. furn- ished bouse- rust above Shattuek' 8 ! lumber yard Large graded lot s0x Co Apply at this office | C..
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

When yoa have that tired feeling. e,y,ch yourself blood by using sprngs ca,ea.ariIla al the Bisoee Drug store. 4
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

Just received carload buggies, runa- bouts and delivery wagons. Brophy' carriage repository at Lowell, Naco road. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

4 new assortment of hair ornaments and shell combs at Mrs. Rch's. tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

For good. comfortable smoke, try the 'Ei Tropico"-a home production A trial will convince you.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

FOR sALE-6 room house, No. 649 Lowell. Address P. 0. box GAO, Bisbee Arizona. In
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

When you want to rent house cAh ara see waiiacss .---. ~
 show houses. horse and wagon al~ays ,s ., the door. I. ". Wallace s-l3-u
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

Largest line of fine watches and diamonds in the city at Henkers, the leading ieweler et
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

FOR sAIE-One ten-foct Montague range, cheap. Enquire al EngllsA Kitchen U
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

If xoa can't get suited in our s,ocN of hats. get one made ~ oFoer al ' z, B1ewetts.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

FOR RENT-One Broom house back of Catholic church. Apply Nj. J. Gun ninghafn, Bank of Bisbee. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

Hair pins or real tortoise shell al Mrs. Richs, near focdgate. ii.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

Hair goods and ornaments, every thing the latest, at Mrs. Rct's. |
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

Switches, pompadour rolls and t"llei accessories to be had at Mrs Rieh s.
 Ii
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

WANTEo-Frst-class stenographer aTid oiIsce man oT rOmsH. r,pniy Ill handwriting. Box 10, Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

Keep posted on latest things ou7 Sau ca Henkel, the jewelec- Ss
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

FOR SAlE-One large three-roon house. S. A. Fisher, SIS Opera hill. 12t.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

eoe sALE-Furniture for S-room ,o,,ss at once. Apply 5os down the house a' 2-t canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
lwsyei Aiways!
!! Alwayx!

selz and Packard Shoes are kept in all sizes and styles at Schwartz Bros. Are you convinced. or have you never tried
 6 pair? tt
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

WANTEo-Chambermaid at Letson house If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS

..op at .Ee... N9s.e. :e ro..ss.ors
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The Cuban Bill.

Mr.. Payne has introduced in the
House a bill making effective the Gu
ban reciprocity treaty. The measure
provides:
"That whenever the President OF
the United States shall receive satls
factory evidence that the republic OF
Cuba has made provision to give fuA
effect to the articles Of the convention
between the United States and the re-
nublic of Cuba. he Is hereby author-
lied to issue his proclamation deca,'
ing that he has received such evil
dence and thereupon, on the tenth Gay
after exchange of ratifications OF sucn
convention between the United States
and the republic of Cuba, and so long
as the said convention shall remain IN
force. all articles Of merchandise. De-
ing the product of the soil or indis-
try of the republic of Cuba, which are
now imoprted into the United States
free of duty, shall continue to be SO
admitted free Of duty, and al! otner
articles of merchandise, being the pro-
duct OF the soil or industry OF the re-
public of Cuba, imported into the
United States shall be admitted at q
reduction of 90 per centum, OF the
rates Of duty thereon, asproVlded Dy
the tariff act of the United States, ap-
proved July "a, 1897, or as may be
nroyided by any tariff law. OF the
United States subsequently enactea.
The rates of duty herein granted Dy
the United States to the republic OF
Cuba are and shall continue during
the term of said convention preferen-
tial in respect to all like imports from
other countries; provided, that whlle
said convention is in force no sugar
imported from the republic OF Cuba
and being the product Of the soil or
industry of the republic OF Cuba snail
be admitted into the United States at
reduction of duty greater than 2o
per centum, of the rates of duty there
on as provided by the tariff act OF tho
United States, approved June "a, 1885,
and no sugar. the product OF any other
foreign country, shall be admitted by
treaty or convention into the united
States while this convention ls IN
force at lower rate Of duty than that
provided by the tariff act OF the
United States, approved July "a. 1897,
and provided that nothing herein con-
tanned shall be held or construed as
an admission on the part Of the House
Of Representatives that customs du-
ties can be changed otherwise than
by an act Of Congress originating In
said House"
The second section provides among
other things that articles Of the re-
public Of Cuba shall receive, on their
importation into the ports OF the
United States, treatment equal TO that
which similar articles Of the United
States shall receive, on their importa-
ton in the ports Of the republic or
Cuba"
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"ThnuksgivIng Wigwa,n."

The Puritan and Pilgrim settlers who
inauGdratcd celebration of Thanksgiv-
ing Day feared and hated the red In
dian. hut they did not dsdain to copy
one OF his institutions short, the
native American wigwam. We are
told many tales Of the architecture OF
the Long House. and see examples
Of tepeeS and other Indian huts in their
reservations. We do not know what
tribe furnished the pattern for Wig
vans"
Take one pound Of lady-fngers (this
has n cannibaliStic sound; split them
length wise and spread them with
currant jelly before replacing the di-
viiad halves or these jellied cakes
build log cabin. leaving hollow
square in the centre. When you have
used up all your lady-ingers cover
the structure. interior and all. with n
rich cuStard. and place on top me-
rirguc made Of the beaten whites Of
The eggs whose yolks were used in the
custard. stiffened with a little fine
white sugar.
Thanksgiving Day sometimes brings
the first light fall Of winters snow.
The mcringue top Of our wiSwam
may be supposed to represent new
fallen snow OH a rural Amrican land
Scape.
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FIVE new RED HATS
More Cardinals COnsecfated By the
Catholic Church
CERE MONIES VERY IMPRESSIVE
Out of the Number the American
Branch of the Church Hoped to Get
One But Failed.

Rome, By Cable.-Pope Plus x. held
his first public consistory Thursday.
Five cardinals, including the Papal
Secretary of State, Merry del Val, re-.
ceived their red hats. The ceremonies
began when the FIVE cardinals who
were to receive the red hat-Mgr Mer-
ry del Val, Mgr. Callegari, the arch
bishop of Padua; Mgr. Ajuti, the Papal
runcio at Lisbon; Mgr. Taliani, the
Papal nuncio at Vienna, and Mgr.
Katschtaler, the archbishop of Salz-
burg. Austria-went to the SlStlne
Chapel to take the oath before Car
dinals Oreglia, Rampolla and Macchi,
heads of the three orders Of the Sa-
cred College. Mgr. Merry del Val and
Mgr. Callegari wore their red robes for
the first time, and all the group OF
prelates formed most striking pic
ture. the effect being heightened by the
uncomfortable singing Of the Sistlne
choire, directed by the Able Berosi.
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you will come over and eat Thanksglv.
ing dinner with us ! am sure, il you
can be persuaded to carve, the turkey
will taste much better
An invitation given so polite, can't
refuse" replied the turkey man.
The turkey man WAS not grabbed at
all. He was the jolliest among jolly
crowd. and told more funny stories
than any Of them. After they had done
more than Justice to the turkey and
the pies and cakes. and while they were
cracking nuts. the turkey man said:
This has been prosperous year for
me, but I am more thankful for being
in the midst Of the happy faces which
surround me now than l am for any
thing else
Each one around the table. excepting
Teddy, mentioned something they were
thankful for. and Teddy's mother said
she was thankful for having two such
children.
Now. Teddy" said the turkey man.
every one has told what they are
thankful for excepting you. What are
you thankful for"
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Held For Ransom.

Richmond, Va. Special.-Congress-
man slemp, in Bristol, confirmed the
rumor that Edward L. Wentz, the
young Philadelphia millionaire, who,
disappeared, is in the hands OF his ab-
ductors in the mountains Of southwest
Virginia, and that a ransom OF 100000
rs demanded for his release.
C. D. Kenner, the foreman at the
Palmetto Roller Mills in Spartanburg
had a serious fall Saturday morning
and it seems a miracle that he was not
killed. He is said to have fallen about
twenty feet, his head striking one OF
the grain bins, Mr.. Kenner went up
the steps on the platform, where the
grain makes it's entrance into the mill.
While on the platform he made a mis-
step and was precipitated to the floor
beneath. For a time it was thought
he he had been fatally injured. He
was unconscious for several minutes.
He will be laid UP for some time.
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Tobacco Trust Wins.

st. Paul. Special.-The United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals handed down
an opinion in the suit for treble dam
ages, brought by Jos. P. Whitwell, a
local tobacco dealer. against the CONT
mental Tobacco Company, known as
the tobacco trust, in which judgment
is rendered in favor of the Continental
Company. The opinion affirms the
judgment OF the United States Dlstrict
Court, which held that the refusal OF
the tobacco trust to sell its manufac-
tured product to who it will, did not
constitute legal injury, was not an
act in restraint of interstate COM
merce, and does not violate the ma
tional antitrust law.
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Iook time to Inquire what they wanted.
Teddy said they wanted to know the
price Of his biggest turkey.
The turkey Man smiled srimly AMI
said: Teddy, my big turkeys cost
money, and your mother don't want to
buy one
Its not for mother" Teddy an
swered. ITS for Nelly and me. Mother
conldn't afford TO buy a turkey last
Thanksgiving. so Nelly and have been
saving our nloney 20 buy one and we
want q big one"
The turkey man looked interested and
asked: About how long have ycu
been saving your money!
"Since July" answered Teddy.
The turkey man looked serious and
said: That's long time. Now, abont
h&w much aave you saved:'
Two dollars and sixteen cents an
swereG Teddy proudly.
Hum. Hum said the turkey mar.
Il can't sell you MY largest turkey be
cause It is promlsej to judge Joy. bnt
II: sell you :he next largest one for 4
dollar. Come and look at It.
fIe led ,hr way TO where there were
any numbeI Of turkeys hanging uD,
and taking an enormous one from a
| hook. said 10 Teddy 'Heft it,
| The ,urkey maD said he was going
to .iri9t uy ,he!i house al 5 O'Clock.
Az: rha: he would deliver the turkey.
ieddy wanted 10 carry the turkey him
! snli but after admiring il IRON, every
side and feeling It's weight again, con-
cludeG 4 was 700 big a job.
Just then loud knocking sounded at
The door. and when Teddy opened 1t.
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the turkey man was there. and he said:
Here, Teddy. is your turkey, all paid
for in good money"
Wien Teddy's mother saw the enor-
nous size Of the turkey she said: 1T
IS impossible. Teddy could never have
paid the price of that turkey"
Don't bother about the price,
maam." the turkey man said. Il sold
Teddy that turkey at cost. and there
is nothing in the law. ma'aEl, agains!
selling things at cost"
Teddy's mother looked perpleXed. and
then she smiled and said: "Iou have
10 women folks at your house. and If
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His Fate.

There was excitement in the hen
house. The turkey OIL the top roost
.obbled himself hoarse with frenzy,
and every other hen in the establish
ment cackled like punctured tire.
Young Fatten Fluffy was monkey
ing around in the yard" exclaimed the
messenger who had just arrived. "and
met the boss with large hatchet.'
And how did he behave himself:
asked the flurrIed chorus.
"Oh," said the messenger, "he lest
his head completely."-Judge.
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Strik i'm Chicago.

Chicago, Special.-Constant scenes
of disorder over a district approx.
metely 50 miles square in extent re-
suited Friday from the inauguration
of a strike b ythe employees OF one OF
the two principal surface street rail-
way companies in Chicago. All along
the lines, wherever cars were started,
strike sympathizers made desperate
onslaughts on the crews, beginning at
the dawn OF day, and cntinuing as
long as the cars remained on the
track. The tie-up was made COM
nlete
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Her Thanksgiving Grace.

I'm thankful | can't shed a tear
For what I've done this passing year!
I'm thankful an fair and taenty!
I'm thankful I've mad beaux in plenty!
I'm thankful I've had declarations.
I'm thankful I've got rich relations!
I'm thankful that my love events
Are bounded by the four per cents.
I'm .hanl: ful--though an anourette,
In ,hankiui-l'm no. married yet.
I'r, thankful the automobile
is not a. wearying as the wheel.
En- thankful an not sinner,
And I'M most Thankful! for this dinner.
Kansas City Star.
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Passenger Agents Meet.

New Orleans, Special.-The annual
convention of the American Associa-
ton OF Travelling Passenger Agents
opened here Tuesday. President T. F.
Fitzgerald, presiding. Nearly 500 men,
bers were present. including several
dalegates from Canada. The first ses-
sion of the convention was devoted to
welcoming addresses. Ell Paso. Port
land and Mexico City a"e after the 1904
convention.
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Thanksgiving Dinner.

When autumn winds again blow keen,
And frost is biting in the air.
Then eager appetites, / ween,
Turn to Thanksgiving fare.
The toothsom- viands, as OF yore,
Spread out before us piping, hot,
Our hearts make fresh and young once
more
Alas Ous stomachs, not.
And 80 the meal we eat with zest,
Nor reck of IndiHestious pranks-
The sorry wag will have his jest,
And shrivel up our thanks.
Wood Levette Wilson, in Puck.
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Deserters Arrested.

Roanoke. Va, special.-John and
James Hendricks, two brothers, and
Clint Nanus, all OF Wytheville, Va.
who ran away from the army at Fort
Monroe. Va, one year ago, were ar
rested by United States Marshal HUI
ford and Chief of Police Day. OF Welch,
". Va, near the latter place. The men
have been working in the coal mines.
There is a reward Of $50 for each one
Of the deserters.