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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-12-04
PLAN BIG EXHIBIT,
Meeting of School Superin-
tendentS Gives Impetus
To the Work of an Educational
Exhibit at the st. Louis
Worlds Fair.

"I793-Ioo4!" This is the period to
be covered by Kentucky's educational
exhibit at the Worlds Fair In St.
Louis next year. The first date Is
the year in which Pennsylvania was
founded at Lexington. From that
time to the present will be shown the
growth Of education In the State. The
public school system was inaugural
ed In 1877.
Among the original plans OF the
Kentucky Exhibit Association, or
gauized to erect Kentucky Building
aud provide exhibits OF Kentueky's
resources at the Louisiana Purchase
at st. Louis In 1894, was one looking
especially to an exhibit Of Kentucky
as an educational State. A commit
tee was formed. with Prof. II. g.
Brownell. principal OF the Louisville
Manual Trimming High School, as
chairman. Recently Prof. Brownell
retired from school life. and the As
ISOLATION fortunately secured the
services Of Prof. f. II. Mark, Super
intendent OF the Louisville Public
Schools, as his successor. During
the past week. upon the invitation OF
Prof. Marx, a number of the leading
educators OF the State visited Louis
willie and In a meeting held for the
purpose went on record as being In
hearty sympathy with the movement
aud ready to give all aid necessary In
making the educational display one
worthy of the State.
Prof Marx has decided to assign
the work among the different sec
lions of the State, giving each school
full credit for what comes 10 the way
of exhibits. All drawing as done In
the different grades, will be shown In
specislly constructed cabinets. a sam
pie Of which Is now at Kentucky Ex'
bibit Association headquarters In
Louisville Tor the inspection OF any
educator Who desires to call and see
IL.
II Is Prof. Marks hops to be able to
show every side Of educational lite ID
Kentucky. Besides the public schools
he is looking to the colleges and uni
versailles, the industrial school, the
normal and business schools, and
bliud and deaf and dumb institutes
and the kindergardens. He is also
erranging for exhibits from the med
icsl and dental colleges snd the theo-
logical semisaries.
Photographs are to form a chiei
feature Of the exhibit and all educa
tors are urged to see Official Worlds
Fair photographers, appointed by
the Exhibit Association, and have
their school taken. In those couu'
ties where photographers have moi
been appointed. the teachers are ask
ed to arrange with the best photo
grapher for this work.
MINERAL EXHIBIT.
Specimens to be displayed In Ken
tueky's 6, 900 square feet of space in
the Mines and Metallurgy building al
the world's Fair next year are nov
rapidly arriving at the Haldermsr
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1903-12-04
MINERAL EXHIBIT.

Specimens to be displayed In Ken
tueky's 6, 900 square feet Of space in
the Mines and Metallurgy building at
the world's Fair next year are now
rapidly arriving at the Halderman
warehouse In Louisville for storage
until sent to ST. Louis next March.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
WelIs.Farao Agent for sishee.

It has been decided that W. T. Weeds, Ecw agent fer the Weus.Farso Express company 20 Tucson, will rep resent that company in the same ca pacity in this city. The info-ma ion was given out yesterday by MT. Lang try, one of the officials Of the com pary. who is now in this section for the purpose of installing the system on the line of the Fl Paso & Sou h. western. MT Wooss will enter upon his duties on the 1st Of the month, at the same time that the company as sumes control 2f the express business of the hne. xr k--
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
YesterdaV's FtcCH,

Yesterdays flood. with one excep- ton. was the largest of the season. The water a. times reached almost 10 the marks made by the flood of two weeks ago. but little damage was done. There was a general rain iu all parts of Tombstone canyon. the heaviest fal of water being reported -ear the divide The same oll burro tha. was rescued fIom he food of two weeks ago repeated his bath yes te~day and when -aken from the Wa ter was severely skinned in several p.Oje ting points of his anatomy. The pet snake which Harry McCcy has been keeping in cage at the Opera club get out of his box while being given a ba h and was found in the rear of the Annex saloon. Some one allowed it to get away there and it will no doubt, give ecod account of itself lower down the canyo" Sec, ions of what looke4 like a bulkhead hoated past the bridge in the rear of
 he fire hCu' e and it is thought that it came from upper Tombstone can yol. Main street got greater amount of water than in the larger faodi owing b the negligence of some one in rot better fo!tifying the food gate. ....f
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
:. :: BRIEF CITf NEWS <

of pain, not one word of complain; or bitterness had passed Finley's lips His -favorite' expression was Thank you" The s2 ting gcOi left to the world in the memory of such life wiil make for better. braver. eentler manhood and womanhood among us al In he dusk of the evening the ti;ed bCay. was Laid away and. e0ysIed wi blcsscms But those who stood about the grave relt that "at evening time il was ieht, and that the real Finley was at home with his Lorl The whole community sympatAizes wi h Mr an3 Mrs Hopkins.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
KILLED BY TRAIN.

Saturday night at Pats gonia { man named Cirno Pima fell from the tender of the engine that was hauling the south bound freight, and had his leg broken, and was badly bruised up about the head and should CTS. Six men were coalins up eE' zine 2063 from a car of coal standing in the yard, and When through coalirs Piaa got. on the tender to level it up. The engine started and n trying to get of the engine on the ladder he slipped and fell from the moving engine. After he was run over he clung to one of the. breaE-- beams of the engine ard'was. drsgged 800 feet. He was brought to this city and Drs. Ferguson alI Purdy am puta ed the les near the upper part of the thigh Arrangements had been made to send him 10 the hospital at Tucson this morning, but the shocl; and loss of blood was too much for him and he died last night. He was buried rom Marsh's undertaking aI-ors.-Nogales Times. f,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Timbers fsf sishee. Queen rL

A carload oslnew timbers arrived yesterday forases tthe Bisbee Queen Owing to lackl'af tinbers work las been suspended at the Bisbee Queen. but Superinter9ent Campbell stated yesterday that as soon as the. shaft
 has been timbered,to the point where the men aband9nel sinking work Rill be resumed. A force of men will be
 put on atsonce to.tfmbsr the shaft,
 which is no*' aown7to depth of sevs--
 enty feet twenty Tive of which have
 been timbered -..I iN-SEs-F. J.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Tarr on Way 10 Bisbee.

Last evening word reached here that 'Sel Tar had left his camp in Monte -zums canyon in the Huachucas and wo1ld be in town soon 10 put on the finishing touches to his training for his coming ma oh with w NJ. Ross. The men are 10 meet on Monday. the lst, for the supremacy of this section in a single-handed drilling match for purse of s1,000. Tarr, as soon as he arrives in Bisbee. will go 10 Don Luis, where he will work cut daily up 10 the day of the contest with Ed Aalley. who is 70 do his churIing. Ross is working like a beaver every day. Carl Make will churn his drills 2n the day that he meets Tarr. There aas not been much betting on the outcome Of the match. but one beine recorded. Bob Lyons wagered $50 to $40 on Ross. Lyons has been looking after the condition of the big fellow and is confident that he will win. Tarr did not arrive on last nights train. but it is possible that he stopped al Don Luis and will be in the city today. IL Is rumored that there will be a surplus of Tarr- money on the rock when everything is in readiness for the match s,, -. ..
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Fatal Accidert rt Tueson.

At 1850 a. m. Thursday morning the boiler on yard engine exploded in the Tucson yard and the hostler, who was asleep in he cab at the time of the accident. was instantly killed. His dead body was picked up a distance Of 100 yards from where the engine was standing. The explosion awoke the entire community and the engine was total wreck. It is reported that the hostler climbed into the cab of the engine and fell asleep and the boiler was allowed to run dry. The news reached this city by arrivals on the train from Benson las: evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Whist Stardi-n-


 But enc more set remains 10 be played 70 decide the supremacy of the whist teams that weekly congregate at the gymnasium. Wednesdav's, "'o'- was exciting from the fact that the tournar- e-' is soon 10 close. Broad dus 9"A McCsy won from Bledsoe ard Reyr 'ds: ewis and Crysler won from e. Na-t''- 'a-d Hill: Gonzales and Tes;e or f.om Spiers and Sparks: Petzold and James won from White and Drachmal; Baum and Ball won from Girard and Gull. and Hunter and Connolly won from Gillespie and Elan, nigan. The standing of the teams is ss follows: Broaddus' 1907. Mandis' 1887 B-oderiok's 1873. Gillespie's 1859. Shanklin's 1857. Spiers' 1S40.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Prisoners Get AMaX

Stree; Superintendent Krigbaum and the officers of the city have a hard nut 10 crack and one that is causing them the loss of much sleep. When simple drurk and misdemeanor cases aye dealt with by the local justices. in all eases where the defends ant has no: ths money. with which to ray the fire imuosef -upoa nfrn, he is inva-ia- b'y re'egsted 10 the streef Cleaning brigade. For-tbe most part the p,is- nners do ret .ske kindly to the work 'hev have to do, and desert from the. .rarks of.-ths- -sgpeEiHtendent withor-- much ado. Yesterday there vas rot enough of the. buns in jail n make a good showing with the cleaning ID of the streets of debris de posited by the flood ~. '
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
SMALLER NEWS NOTES


 H. Clay Herrick. the Douglas real estate man, was in Bisbee yesterday on business. He reports the sale of two Douglas. los. to Risbee buyers al a figure of sf,60O. @ Tn. -I.-.r-T Sid Coburn went Q Naco yes-A~day froP' where he will go into the interior or Mexico on business pertaining to his mining interests.
 Miss Florence Messner returned last evening rom Oregon, where she spent her vacation. I'--- N. Goldstein formerly owner of the Peoples store on Main street. returned f-om St, ! ouis. yesterday. While away Mr Gc'dstein pUrchpsed bill of gocds win which He i-tenSs to stock rev sto-e within the confines of Bisbee. .-
 W s Darling. re1resertfnq he wholesale, drug house Of F. ". Braun. Los Angeles, was a visitor to the city yesterday. r ..
 H, Eiehwald. the jolly man sert out occasionally by the InternacionaI C. gar factory of Fl Paso. is registered at the Copper Queen and incidentally uaFirg side rips to the retailers of that ponula~ hrerd of goods, who are 'egicn in this city. .-era.4 4T '-r
 D. A. ,Carnenter representing tha Sullivan Ns"hi-e-v company of El Peso, js in the city 7 aTft -.
 " R. HumShries retr--sd f-c,-, +No smelter city last evening. He re ports successful trip and $. .ates that he will T soon begin. york on-yau iul- mense panoramica view cofn Douglas which will besi00 inches slon ng-"ar-ni-'f,l The traip,from Fl Paso wassoser sn hour late last niebtrewihg .tciaAbst. , box which was zdfscovered between Douglas and Haentfs ;zs3s9 q -ss'''.'e'
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Yoekey ontdriIIs Hls Record.

Fred Yockey the Colorado Scotch man who surprised the world al Fl Paso last winter by winning the single hand contest with mary of 23R inch; es. has so far -distanced that mark tNat there iS hardly comparison be- tween the two. Al Alma, in the Lead vile district. last Saturday Yockev made the phenomenal mark of e711 inches. and accounts of the contest say that the speed of his blows reach ed as high as 1S7 during the last min ute that he drilled. The best mark set hv the whining d5ublehand- team was .S95 5s by Lindquist and Hupp. the ter rible Swedes. Yockey. and Androunel took second money in the double drill .ing. Their mark was 355s inches.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

F. A. Provost. expert for the Cop per Queen company. returned 10 Bis. bee last evening from Los Angeles. where he has been cn his summer va cation.
 Robert Hen1essv is suffering from a violent attack of infammatorv rbA'l- matism. Slight improvement in his con iition was reported last evening.
 D. A. Evans is registered at the Copper Queen from Tucson. -.fE 'i Rev. J. G. Pritcha-d returned to Bisbee yesterdav from, the Gold Mug get mine and is showing some fine specimens taken from the ledge on that property.
 Jimmie and John Letson leave to- day for St Lous, to resume their studies at. the Christian Brothers school in that city. .-rr .--. ----.-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Gymnasium card Partv.

l. was pleasant party of gymnasi- um members and their friends that ga heTed at the gymnasium club last evening 70 while away the hours ia an evenings amusement Terpsi- chcrean revelry predominated over the love Of pas-eboard, and the high five games that were scheduled failed to materialize. About fifty couples were present. From the gymnasium came the s'rains of alluring music un- til the time for adjournment put an end 70 the wholesome enjoyment which has become 90 popular with members Of the gym club.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28


 Frank Bettman is in the city. Frank Bettman is one of the oldest travelling men On the roa5 in Arizona today and made. his first trip through the terri ,ory twenty-five years ago by stage, and has been coming ever since.
 James De Squza, -brpIher of Editor De Seuza of the Evening Miner. has accepted position with the postal telegraph company and will enter upr on his duties as night operator in this city within the next few days. l...,,,
 s. T. Nelson. manager of the West ern works of the Snfiiya nMachinery erin works of the Sullivan Machinery company with. D. A. Carpenter man man ager of the Fl Paso house of this cop;; pany. -, rfsy
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
STATEMENT GIVEN ouTAAT oF
 FIGS OF 8. 2; GRAHAM. 2
Parties at the Mire Now Are Thsse
 for the Pureose of Selecting NH, . Site That Will Handle Sd Tons a o5sI
~


 A published report in the. Evenisg Miner last night was to the effect that deal was on for he sale of tfie fla nous Lucky Tiger min -inssonora 70 Col J. s. Eldridge of Fl Paso, but whose principal headquarters, are in New York. ,. ---ap A Review reporter called at tbe of fee of the company in the Copper Queen hotel buiiting last night and President Graham denied the story completely. , ...r= ,.- ..r~ E -l''It seems 10 mel said Mr, Graham, that would be one Of the first to know about it if there was deal ,5n for the sale of our property, On, the contrary. there is absolutely nothing in the story but imagination. MessrS. Shattuck and Benton, bo,h heavy stockholders. of the company, are at present at the mine. They-'left here on Wednesday and are there for the purpose of selecting mill site. TheE .4tSOlldllOHS -@I lHt l4iIll hdFC oaneluded and when installed it will have a capacity Of fifty tons daily ~ 5
 Mr. Graham stated positively that the visit of the party to the mine at this time was fer the sole purpose 5f" looking over the ground for a min site That irstead of stay of five days there. the party would he there one day clly and would. return to his ci on Saturday.
 The great majority cf the stock holders of the lucky Tiger are large owners. In Bisbee only about o2oo srares are held. anl the sock is con trored hv B F. Graham lee Ben5on and their friends The stock in the Iuckv Tiger is now fully paid. the second raywent having been made, on Aueus- 1. Mr. Graham stated that few small holdings might be 'purchas- ed by any one at s2o but it would be impossible for any large amounts to be had at that price. i >
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
'PieNeeRR .Ne. efAl
F ~pr- zsEp. e r-T~ya~s ? yI s5cComss 10: sevlssi 's.vR'ss as4 v SUSTAINED IN FALL.
Was a Pioneer of Bisbee and the First
 Hoist Engineer in the Employ of
 the Copper Queen Company S------


 Gilbert A. Phelps, one of the best known and nest popular pioneers of ths city. passe3 away at his home here yesterday morning NIT Phelps ssus- tained a severe fall about a week-ago. internal injuries resulting, from which he never recovered. All that medical aid could dc was of 10 avail and his suffering came to an end at 5;S0 yes terday morning ..cfa.
 GA Phelps was widely known as a hosst ensineer. having worked in this ca-c7 siace 1880. He was the first man to oist ore from the old Queen working cn the hill above the public library. After the abandon rent of that shaft he went toSthe Czar and up to short time ago was stationed at that post. r- -r
 r. MT. Phelps was born at Robinson Me. December 6. 1852 When a mere boy he enlisted in the United Sta es navy. His natural aptitude for me chanics led him 10 take up steam CT. gineering and it was not long until he had mastered the intrieacies of the trade Shortly before his time of service expired he was married. and when his discharge was prorurel came west, locaring in Seattle, Wash ington. -,l...r
 In Seattle MT. Phelns followed his trade of marine ensineer. ard or Puget Sound was accredited win be irg among the most prominent in that line. r.
 In 1880 MT Phelns moved his family to Bisbee whe~e he secured employ ment with the Copper Queen company as a hoist eng 'neer. Al rhe time Of the accident which cost him his life he was in the employ of the Wolverine 6 Arizona company at their shaft south Of here.
 One dark night. few days since while walking from his work to the boarding house of the company. he lost the trail and stepped of a steep embankmen.. the fall of nearly ten feet resulting in internal injuries which were the immediate cause of death. 'a.-.r -,9 ~ 4 -.-
 The deceased was a membe7. of the Knights of Pythias and the Odd Eel lows, under whose auspices he will be buried, r-G-- 'r -" l.-
 A widow. one son. H c. Phelps and a daushter. Mrs. James Harrington are left to mour his deniae All re side ip this city. -ssi"-Ir r', '.- n The funeral will take place from the Phelps home on NacoSroad this after noon at. o'clock -'- s-' f7 c. A. Phelps was of he sturdy type of man sa often seen among the pio | neers of the great west and his hon ] est and upright manner won for hin a host of friends wherever he went \ loving husband arfd parent. he was | mos- to be admired for his f0ndness i for home ties His face was 3 ia i miliar and welcome one to all the old ] residents of this section. who vii mourn his sudden death as a brothe, and friend whose whole life amone l them has been a1 example of right | eCusness 70 his fellow man.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
ceath of FirIey Hockins.

The funerai of Master Finley Fcr, l1irs was held from the home of his father and mother in Upper Tomb, stone canyon al 5ciock vester6ayl evv'enins, the Rev Hartey NJ Shields offiefating.l Many friends attested by their presence tbeir,detp snectiSn for tie bFsys lad. ssd had faced dis, else and death unf1nc chinely. "A wealth q home growf f6sers Bespoke ths tender feslipz fsy the sgs In months
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
WIT Visi. tFe East.

B. F. Graham of the 8isbee Quee1 Development Go will leave within q few days for New York city on bust ness connected with his company and other mining propositions in this dis
 trict in which he is heavily interested, Mr Graham expects to be absent fof at least. thirty days. o a-1- i-E~
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
Stewart Hunt Irnprovina.

: ewart Hunt. superintendent oT the Wolverine & Arizona. wno has been confined to his bed for the past few days. was yesterday reported much improved and is expected 70 be a-o@nd within a very few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
.nf Brain Fever.

EThe infant child of Mrs. Hoskins of Quality Hin has been laboring be- tween life and death for number Of
 days. Brain fever is the malady. Some hopes of recovery are now enter tained.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

FOR sALs-Maa6ing pnera house Naco Arizona The cost of this building was se5.o0o, It can, easily. be converted ir-oia hotel Amply 10 W S. Madding Benson, Ariz. 7-2s-1m
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

FOR SALE-A wal furnished meat market doing 8 good raying business in Douglas. For tC:-her Darticulars inquire of E. A, Tovrea. Bisbee.
 --~l-- @ s-l3-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

FOR sAuE-Group of Il claims. in the Warren district. between claims that are being actively developed Owner does not care 10 develop on a larger scale. Correspondence in. Ei-edr-Atldfess e P -U5-,- Box 7eo, Bis bee, Arizona. S-27-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1OO shares-El T.gres stock; must be sefd sat onte; only s2000 a share. Address H. Clay Herrick. Douglss- A.. T.. - -
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

FOR sALE-25 shares Junction at s14.n0. 500 Glance st 39 cents. Ad- dress Oscar Schlief, Laarium, Miehi. gan. s.2s-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
cAnANeA kNIen1sl eF.4PYTHIAs.
eananea Lodise No. $ Knights of 1Ll;. ;rfar-nad hv -+be. 6 ,,hrer,A

oananea Lodge No. s Knights of Pythfas is informed by the. ssfreTae- Chancellor commander that sonora, Mexico. has been detached from the Jurisdiction of Texas and attached to the jurisdiction -ofs AriZonas This order is effective from July list, last. The Carianta Hodge is the only one, so far in ihe, state and there are at present only six lodges in the re public.
 The lodge is in a most fourishing condition and has af mernbershiD of about 15O in -go.Sd-stssasss.---They have recently fitted up splendid. castle hall in the upper s.ory Of the Y. M. 1G IA buildtlg ana la4 a rule add ohe drl mol q .shAnsbers dat each meeting. Financially the lodge is in spod shape. yQuite, Sscsptly. they ordSred parapsemaiia woe dsed. in the 4mpliHed work at a cost of more than. .6C0.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

Washington. Aug, 27 Weather fore cast Tor Arizona: Fair Friday and Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
1ssaaa=-aza--saazaa' '- zWANLED- .

wANTED-A young man wishes a place at bartending. Address A. this office. S-2S-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

wANTED-Chambermaid. at the Blair House. Al - S-25-6ts Z
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
PfOpOSftS.

sGOLLYk THAT 'new1PAT. COLT Shoe at Schwartzs.is ''pfppin." You should see it. IL sells itself and can ..,,. ,@f,.,Jai --ySf5 s- . s'~r' --s - S.oS-Tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Fourroom house, good. location. Apply E. F, Review.
 ,---aE gSi2SStI I~I-1
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

Every thing in thes patent medicine me that Is not kept in stock will be seefuiIy sent for; witsUut extra ex. erse, by the Bisbee Drug co.--.--.l'
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

FOR sALE-Eor-Ss0o--eashz==ese- eighth Interest in siy claims adjoining Easter Sunday. Also all kinds of mining properties for sale, adjoining Calumet & Cochise. Calumet { Pitts. burg and Junction Development com
 panies. -' No1 1nidd.enan-need apply Inquire of Jacoo Pirrung, Dutch Baker.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
CITY OFFICIALS

-- Try Haighlsr al California Market 10. produce fruit, eggs and pastry.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

FOR eeNT@Nitei front room, 5l 152 Castle hill; also ro9r, for. two gentle men. -S-2T-2t-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

.."President" and ,"Guyot" ssuspen 1ers for 50 cents at Schwartz's. [
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

FOR sALE-nef Elks Heasss La Cananea. Mexicoy~on Mesa: 4s6 By 25- feet: 14 rooms, with large dining room and kitchen. furnished complete. Situated one block from depot, on Chihuahua Ave, sw-fte to. or. call or owner H F KNOWLES.
 La -Cananea,-Serora, 'Mex.ico.-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28
NOTICE EIREMEN.

Stop at Hotel Sobles h Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-28

There will be regular meeting of the fire department at the fire house this evening at 7:So for the transac- ton of regular business. All mem bers are requested. 10 attend.