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Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
GENERALS HANDS TIED.
Knew of Treasure But President For
 Bade Him to Touch 1t


 Bade Him to Touch 1t New York, Jan. Eff President Mckinley had not forbidden it. Gen eral Adna R. Chaffee admitted in an address at the Hamilton club at Brook lyn, where he had been the guest of honor at a dinner in commemoriation of the birthday of Alexander Hamilton he would have seized treasure worth SS0, 900, 600 when he was in command of the American troops in China.
 He knew exactly the location of this treasure in the Forbidden City, and hand planned to take possession of it, he said, when the president vetoed the proposition. It was his intention to hold out any amount that might be settled upon as proper indemnity and. return the remainder to the Chinese government.
 We and the Japanese had the honor of guarding the gate to the Forbidden City" said General Chaffee, and have had to endure the modification of having been charged with allowing a great amount of footing, but it is a lact that the Forbidden City was not footed to the amount of $500.
 Within those walls. however, was the greatest treasure in the Chinese empire including the jewels of the em- press dowager. So great was it vol ume that it took a hundred Chinese soldiers twenty days to transport it from the winter palace to the house where it was secreted. This was done by night. the soldiers taking round ahoVt and little used streets to reach their destination, and if it had not been for the enterprise of an Ameri- can whom I will rot name and for the venality and greed of Chinese soldier in command of the proceedings the secret might never have become known.
 As it was. I was ful y informed as to all the particulars and even had a map of the Forbidden City. with the location of the house where the treas ure was concealed plainly marked on it and at a moments notice I could have seized the entire amount, had not my hands been tied.
 Speaking of the Filipinos, General Chafee said their best sentiment was that they were willing to assist the United States in establishing a good government in Manila.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
ce.s the Bonds

The Bank of Bisbee has been grant ed the bonds that will be issued by the University of Arizona for the building of a new library building. This matter has been held up for some tune by the failure of the high est bidder to fulfill the obligations on the bid made. The Bank of Bis bee was the next highest bidder, and has been awarded the bonds.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
Is Cominc Back

Captain John Hoatson, who was called from Bisbee to Calumet, Mich by the death of his mother, left Caiu- met recently for New York Captain John Hoatsoa, who is at the head oi tbe Calumet and Pittsburg mine IS enthusiastic over some of the prop critics that have been developed by Lake Superior capital. He has gone to New York City on business that will keep him there about week, al fer which he returns to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Huachuca Consolidated Develop ment company, for the purpose of cleo ing directors for the ensuing year. and the transaction of other business will be held at the company's office in Bisbee at p. m, on Saturday Jan uary 31st, 1908. HARRY DUEY.
 1-1S-tf Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
Have Returned

The most of the visitors from this ~ity to Fl Paso have returned. The majority of them report having had disakTeaable weather during the greater part of the carnival. They have nothing but praise for the events tha; had been prepared by the carni- val association, but do not hesitate 70 condemn the weather man.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
Buildinu Office

Mr. c. o. Beehler, chief clerk of the Calumet and Bisbee Copper company, is a recent arrival in Bisbee, where ne will remain to look after the interests of his company Lumber is already on the ground for the erection of an office building, boarding house, etc, al she mine. where at present twenty-five men are already employed. This com pany will undoubtedly soon assume it's position among the leaders in this dis -rict.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
Brief City News
Vert to Phoenix

"Blondy' Davidson went to Phoenix Last nigh. on the delayed train from El Paso. He was questioned closely about the object of his visit, but re used 10 state more than it might nave something 10 do with the legis- .ature which is now in session. He may and may not be back in about tour CaNs.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
Equal Suffrage

EGual SUHTs9S ,
 The third biennial session Of the Arizona Equal Suffrage association was held in Phoenix the first Of the week. Reports of officers were made. After discussion the credentials com mittee reported the following dele gates present: Mrs. Anna Doan. Flor ence; Mrs. Emma Coleman, Thatch- CT: Miss Isabel Rice, Mrs. A. k. Blouat and Mrs. E. J. Davis, Scots dale; Mrs. Etta Pomeroy and Mrs. L. P Irwin. Mesa; Mrs. Kate Watrousi Tempe; Mrs. Francis Munds and Mrs. 2. Talbot, Prescott; Mrs. E. b. O'Neill and Mrs. H. F. Robinson, Phoe' nix; Mrs. Ada Irwin, Mrs. Sarah l.. Coverdale. Mrs. Imogen La Chance Phoenix. Alternates, Mrs. Mary Nc Cormick, Mrs. Thomas and Miss Nun ger
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
Meeting Monday

The members of the city council ex- pee. the meeting next Monday even ing 10 be a warm one. Among other things that will come up will be the question of issuing bonds for better ire protection, and the letting of the plumbing contract for the city jail. There are other matters to come up that will be of interest
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
Were Married

Were Married
 At the Naguis house yesterday even ing at S:30 o'clock John M- McGowan and Miss Sarah Lassetor were united in marriage by Rev. Sigler of the Methodist church. The young couple both reside at Stafford, Graham county. They will remain in the city for few days. They have a large number or friends in Graham county, who will be ready to offer congratulations on their return to Stafford.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
Lest an Editor

The telephone wires between this city and Tombstone were kept warm
 for several hours yesterday morn ing. Allie Howe, city editor or the Prospector, was making a frantic ei- Sort to locate Editor Hattich, who was to have been in Tombstone this morning. Finally he was found, and the fears of the Prospector force ser at rest. Editor Hattich returned to Tombstone on the late train last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
Nc Plague at cananea

Mir. Young, secretary of the Cananea Consolidated copper company, was visitor in Bisbee yesterday, coming up rom Cananea on business. NIT. Young stated that the residents of Cananea were in no way excited about the bu- bonic plague and from the best official adyices received at Cananea, the plague is confined to Mazatlan in the state of Sinaloa.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22

George A. Hardiger, claim agent for the Fl Paso and Southwestern rail. road, was in the city yesterday visit ing old friends and left for Fl Paso this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22

Superintendent l. l.. Merrill and H. E. Paul. of the Calumet and Arizona were among the passengers of the wrecked train last night
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22

Mrs. J. D. Macomich of Naco was an outgoing passenger last night for Tombstone, where she goes to visit her sister, Mrs. A R. English.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22

Mrs. James A Miller and Mrs. J. B. Younger Of Douglas arrived in our city last evening to attend the recep- tion of the Fraternal Brotherhood.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
M'eoNIGLE WON EVENT
Tied Five Steers at Fl Paso Quicker
 Than Ellison Carroll

The Fl Paso Times contains the fol- lowing account of a steer-tying con- test which took place there last Tues day between Gay McGonigle. well known in this section, and Ellison Car roll of Oklahoma:
 It was to be a battle of strength and science between the acknowl- edged masters of the intersting game
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22

Mrs. Toney Klien returned yester day from Fl Paso where she had been visiting friends for some weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22

FOR SAIE-Furniture of three room house.. No. 115 School Hill Next door Drs. Edumndson 6 Caven
 1-20-5t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
For Sale

TWO FOUR ROOM HOUSES GOOD WELL OF WATER IN FRONT OF DOOR. GOOD LOCATION.
 Enquire 2so Brewery GuIch.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22

O. E. Loomis and wife, who have been visiting in Douglas for several days, returned home yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22

Steve Aguirre and family of Naco returned to their home yesterday af- ter spending several days in Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22

Mir. and Mrs F. A. Abrams of Naco spent yesterday in our city.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-22
DelmoniCo Restaurant
Cranberry Pie. Mince Pie.
 Apple Ila
 Squash Pie.

Cream Puffs.
 Chocolate Eclaire
 Holl Roils-3 D. m. Sponge Cake. Pound Cake Jelly Rolls Cup Cakes. Gold Cake. Anything you want Fresh every day.
 Cakes to order.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23

- I'll NdPOI CuDduO luIla SaiuIa
de este puerto para los de Santo Do
ningo y Cuba, eI sabado veinte y cinco
de los corrientes. La correspondence
sera recogida las Seis y media de la
tarde.
~ FL preso Joaquin Morales fugose
aver del trabajo del barrido. en- Ell ba-
rrio de Santurce, al guardia Manuel vi
llamil. A estas horas no ha sido cap
turado todavfa.
~ Aver noche las ocho media
Sc descarrilo TN CARO- electrico de los
que prestan servicio en- el trayecto de
Ia Marina.
~ Maria Mercedes Ana Martf-
nez, vecinas las dos de la Gale de Nor
zagaray fueron asistidas en- ia Sala de
Socorros de esta ciudad de b. ridas y
contusioneS que le infriera un sujeto
que vive con elias.
~ El Jefe de telegrafos ha ordena-
do que Sc empiecen los trabajos de re-
composition de Ia lfnea entire Caguas y
Humacao, la que Sc encuentra en- muy
NAL estado.
~ Don Eduardo Neumann, de Pom
&c, proyecta publican en- dicha ciudad
una revista pedagogical.
~ Ca:tas 6etenidas en- Ia O6cina
de Correes de esta ciudad: Avite, F.
Bazan. F.-Butterworth, E,-Beyga, A.
-Begussnn, R.-Beamud, A.-Craford,
P.-Carbo, L. R.-Cerrano, G.
~ Al sepulturero del cementerio de
esta ciudad sc le fug6 aver tarde uno
do los presos destinados los trabajos
de recomposicion y limpieza de dicho
recinto. El profugo no ha podido ser
capturado.
~ Laura Va entin, fue curada aver
en- cuarto de SocorroS de unaS cuntuSio-
mes que sc infriera SCORE la region fron-
tai izquierda y palmar de Ia mano IL
-quierda.
~ Nos participant los sefiores Bss
Y Com paf1fa que han traslAdado sus
ofcinas la casa ndmero o. de Ia calle
de Ia Fortaleza, al lado de La Cores
pondencia
x*x Ha sido condenado 4 10 dfas de
arresto ell individuo Juan Flores por
decir palabras obscenas aver tarde, en-
Ia Gale de San Ju,so
~ Ha sido aprobada la demarca-
cion del registro minero de oro y otros
metales denominado Madison" en- la
jurisdiction del Corozal, propiedad de
Mr.. Ray A Wright.
~ En- slstitucion de Mr.. Jack
/ 'Upshur, secretario porticular del Co.
bernador INFERNO Mr.. Hartzell, ha sido
snombrado en- propiedad Mr.. A. c.
Hae1selbarth
~ Ell Juez de paz, de Fajardo, don
Jose Antonio We've, ha retirado la re-
nuncia que de su cargo presentara al
Honorable Attorney General.
~ Por alterar la paz pl1blica en-
'Sauturce en- ell sitio denominado "Batey
Pelado" fueron mu!tados por ell Juez
Bazan, Bartolo Alvarez y Felipa Gle
mente con dos dollars 50 centavos
cada uno.
,.*x Ell viernes ID del corriente, las
7siete media de la noche. dara una
.conferencia en- los salones de la Fede-
racion Regional, el Honorable Fede-
rico Degetau. Comisionado de Puerto
Rico en- Washington.
Tratara de asuntos de int res para
todos. Dada la importancia que i'm
prime al acto la ilustraci6n y elocuen
|cia del distinguido conference.-the, es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23
Noticias diversas

| de esperarse que la conferencia, al mis-
mo sea en- extreme nunerosa.
~. Ha sido cincelado el expediente
del registro minero 'Matilde", de Ia
jurisdiction de Corozal & inscrito 4
nombre de don Gabriel Soler.
~ En- Ell dia de hoy Sc encuentran
detenidos en- ell Dep6Sito municipal 4I
personals, de elias "a son hombres y 7
mujeres.
~ Pasajeros llegados al hotel 'In-
glaterra" en- el ifa de aver: De Arroyo:
A. 7. Alcalde. Dolores Alcaide, de Ma
natl, Arturo Cortes; de Ponce, Carlos
Cabrera.
~ En- el Registro civil del Distrito
de San Francisco sc han inscrito los
siguientes naci1nientos: Angela Aurelia
Cepeda y Francisco Ramos Verdejo y
las defunciones de Joaquin Ramos
Laverzary, Jose Gonzalez, Rosalfa Vaz.
quez Jimenez, Maria Isabel, Miguel
Miro y Emilia Colon.
*. Hemos recibido ell nuevo regla-
mento porque 81 regira desde el mes
de Julio 81 Departameato de Muelles y
PucrtoS.
- Programa de las pleas que eje-
cutar5 mafiana en- Ia plaza la Banda
que dirige el Sr. Tizol.
Pasodoble con cornetas "Cazadores
de Cadiz." "A. Valero.
Sinfon{a de la Opera Juana de
Polka de Salon con Variaciones de
COrnetfrl 81 a Bur1a" .TizOl.
Prelude de la Zarzuela LA Cam
pana Milagrosa" .......... Marques
Paso doble flamenco "Viva Es-
pana. ........ ...........- ..ESccDeS.
Daozs "Buen Humor" c. g, Duchesne,
~ FL Dr.. don Ricardo Hernandez
director de Ia Iunta Superior de Sani-
dad, nos participa tener en- su poder y
disposition de quien acredite ser su
duefio, una cartera con una cantidad
de dinero que en- Ia "Avenida Daban
Sc encontro Vicente Gillot Ia mafiana
del d1a IA de los corrientes.
~ Ceferino Flores por estar aver
en- complete estado de embriaguez y
alterar la paz pdbiica On Santurce fue
multado esta naafana por el Juez de
Paz de San Francisco con $500 y las
costaS.
~ Esta mocha eclebrara session ex-
ira oroinaria el Ayuntamiento de esta
Capital. La sesi6a senalada para Ell
martes pasado, no pudo llevarse q cabo
por no haber aSStido el Sufciente MIN
de concejaleS.
wv La Junta Superior de Sanidad
participa que los dfas 3, 4y de Agos-
to sc verifcaran examenes para Macs
tros y ofciales plorneros en- las Ofcinas
de dicha Juuta. calle de Allen, nt1m
cinco, .empczando las nueve de la MAJ
mana.
x*x El Departamento de Educaci6n
ha recibido hoy las propue stas para
maestros para Ell pueblo de Aguas Bue-
mas. ilPor fn!!
x*x LIE ha sido conmutada Ia pena
de TN af1o y 10000 dollars de multa que
lie fuera impuesta por la Corte de Dis
trito de Ponce, a Francisco Lopez Acos
ia por la de $Ioo.o7 de multa solamente
xkx Sc estan hacienda nuevas ms
talaciones de luz electrical en- la O6cina
del Tesorero General de Puerto Rico
x*x MafIana dara retreta en- la pla-
"a de Baldorioty de Castro Ia banda
que dirige ell maestro Tizol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23
vAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN

Esp. "Juan Forgas Con destino a
este pnerto y los de Mayaguez, Ponce,
Santo Domingo Macoris, Habana y
Santiago de Cuba, saldra de Barcelona
lei dia 81 del corriente mes, hacienda
escalas en- Valencia Malaga, Cadiz y
Canarias.
Esp. MANUEL Calvo": :-SaIo de Ca
diz con destino a este puerto ell dia Is
del corriente mes hacienda escala en-
Canaras.
Esp. ''Conde Wifredo' Ell dia Is
del corriente mes salio de Canarias con
destino a este puerto, y los de Maya
guez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Haba
ma y New Orleans, y adnitira carga y
passage.
Amer. "Ponce":-Salio de New York
el IS del corriente mes con destino di-
recto a este puerto.
Cub. "Julia = Saldra de este puerto
con destino q la Habana escaias in
termedias ell dia 70 del corriente mes,
de madrugada.
Cub. "Maria Herrera Del 20 al 20
del corrlente mes llegara este puerto
procedente de la Habsna y escalas i'll
tefmedias.
Amer. San Juan":-De New Orleans
sal6 el dia 10 del corriente mes, con
desti1o a este pnerto y otros de la Isl; /:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23
HNTRADAS DR TRAvnSIAS

1NXNAOAS DH IAAvHS1AS
De Vieques vap amer. "Arkadia" do
1921 toneladas capi an J. o. Foss 4 The
New York y Porto Rico S. S. co. con
carga de transito.
De New York berg. amer. Mamie
Swan 4 Sobrinos de Ezquiaqa con
carga que resefaremos en- Ell pr6ximo
n1mero.
ENTRADAS DE COSTANERnS
De Fajardo y Vieques bdra "Pedrito"
]. Goyco y co bocoy vacfo A la or
den CT y bI varios efectos 1000 man
goes.
De Fajardo bdra DOS Hermanos
en- lastre.
De Fajardo eta "Providercia" A la
orden cis quiacalla IL SIS harina trigo
2 CTS tejidos y calzado.
SALIDAs DE TRAvEsA
Para New Orleans vap. amer. sAr-
kadia" de 1921 toneladas captain 7. @.
Foss por The New York y Porto y Ri
co S. S. CO Fritze Lundt y co 4.o26 SIS
con l'o5o.15o lbs azucar Porto Rican
American Tobacco co 8 cis cigarriIlos
10 CTS tabaco elaborado 7. Ochoa v
Hmno I4or SIS con s62.SoI lbs azucar
Z A. Gilled IL packgs Il. H. good Ru-
bs-t Hmnos 4Io sIs con o7,81S 1ibras
azucar John Cloy IS bls botellas va
cias Scrs de L. Villamil y co $50 sacos
con 81 500 lbs azucar.
SALIDASDE cOSTANERoS
Para Fajardo y otros puertos de Ia
lsla vap. amer. "Vasco' con carga ge-
neral.
DESPACHADO
Para varios puertos de Ia Isla vapo,
amer. "Porto Rico.
OPERAcIoNEs SosRE Ell MUKLLR
Nixguna.
OPERAC1oNHs DE BuocEs EN- PUERTO
TRAvESIA
Julia cargando. Mamie Swan pen
diente.
I Cs)SrAwER.3S.
Aurelia Arroyo Pouce. Uberita va
bucoa. Deseada Naguabo y Humacao
Carmelita Agua'dtla y Mayaguez. Car
men Fajardo y Vieques. Maria Artar
Vieques. Ana Maria pendiente. Pc
drito Fajardo. Petra invernan6o. Pro
videncia Fajardo y Luquillo. Dos Her
manos pendiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-23
Co1neTcio ' Naveqacidn

ReviSta de las
| operaciones practicadas hoy
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-14

cough for a whole year, never having disease. He only applied to me after his strength was so exhausted that The knew something must be the matter.
 If the physician delays, 1t is not sur, prising that the patient should do the same. and in some way the public should be thoroughly aroused to the importance of early diagnosis, and at the same time informed of the possi- bility and even probability of cure if the disease is detected early.
 While the medical press should con- tinue to urge this matter on the pro- fession, it seems to me that the lay. press, which has always done such good service iii the case of acute epidemics, should be called upon to lend It's forces to the effort to eradicate or at least diminish the prevalence of this very destructive disease. The press reaches thousands where bulle- tins issued by boards of health reach hundreds. and its services should be enlisted in urging upon all the im- portance of seeking medical advice at once in case of a continued cough. Patients may show no signs of being really sick until long after the infection with pulmonary tuberculosis, and yet the best time to eradicate the disease is before the system is much disturbed by 1t, quick cure being often ac- complished at this time. This cannot be to strongly urged on the profession by the medical journals and on the public by the lay press.-Dr. Frederick I. Knight In the Medical Record.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-14

A Swedish trader named Sandalin has been instrumental in sending down to San Francisco numbers of children of prominent chiefs, all of whom have be- come cultivated citizens of their own volition and have returned to spread enlightenment among their own people, and now the Indians around Fort Wrangle, Kadiak and Sitka are any thing but barbarous, and the traveller in the far north sees whole communities of red men who wear the garb of west ern civilization with the ease of the Oc- cidental himself.
 Like their far away brothers in Alas ka, the full-blooded red men of South ern California also are fast acquiring new ways.
 These Indians were Christianized a century ago by the Spanish padres Father Junipero Serra was especially active in converting the red heather But converting them to Christianity and bringing them into state of slave ry meant about the same thing with him.--New York Sun.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-14
TREATING TUBERCULOSIS.

Whether tuberculosis can eN ST be ex-
 terr mated may still be a matter of
 douot, but that it's prevalence can be
 ! aished to an unknown degree by
 soderr methods is already well estab- .shd, but physicians on the one hand
 and the public or the other are not ao-
 ing all they can to further this cause.
 Notwithstanding all that has been &C., complished by the pretty general recog- nition on tine part of the mediacal pro- fession that there is something to be done in a case of tuberculosis, and not withstanding the great benefit result ing from the associations for the re- lief and control of tuberculosis which are springing up everywhere (the work of which is done largely by laymen)
 physicians and the people still fail to appreciate the importance of early diagnosis and prompt action. It is we'll to make known all new aids for mak- ing an early diagnosis, but what is especially needed is some means of urging physicians and people to more general appreciation of the importance of applying at once means of diagnosis already we'll known. l
 It is my experience, and I think that of all consultants' in such cases, that the infected patients have usually been allowed to go on for months before any attempt at careful diagnosis has been made. hoping against hope that the cough will disappear or the fever prove malarial. This arises sometimes from a lack of appreciation of early diagno- sis and sometimes from the same re- luctance on the part of the physician to hunt for proof of such a dreaded condition in perhaps an intimate friend as he would in his own person. This however causes loss of time which may necessitate years instead of months of appropriate treatment. I have seen such 'ase within week, in which a gent nan (abundantly able to submit to F. Der treatment, if the importance Of it ad been impressed upon him in the be- nning), had been allowed to re- main at his business and treated for g