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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14
The Divorce Evil.
From the Brooklvn Iimes)

Cardinal Gibbons. preaching In Balti-
more. has delivered another philippe
against the present divorce evil In elo-
quent tones ne yesterday pointed out its
distressing results. especially TO the chill
dren of broken families. To those who
see this sin as the churchrnen see Il.
there is still one consolation. The fami-
lies which abuse thS right laws Of nature
and the wise instruction Of the churches
Will surely disappear from the face Of the
earth In the United States. into which
immigration is constantly pouring. there
coming direct from the bosom Of mother
earth The national life. therefore. Is not
weakened when the upper classes become
demoraIized and fan from the path Of
health and righteousness for there r. al
ways a forcing upward from the bottom.
II the rich rot. the poor become rich. and
take UP the work OF carrying on the gov
eminent and the national lie IN fall
vigor.
France is suffering because her popuIa-
ton does not grow. She - standing still.
She may even be retrozradinz. TIE Tri-
ted States can never stand stfii 50 lcaE
as immigration goes or. for the fou3da-
t;ons are sure and vigorous and are being
constantly renewed Let the wealthy dis
grace US They XII pay the penalty.
II - 70 be regretted that there - not
4 common divorce law II all the states.
and that the requirements for n divorce
are not very strict. bat ifs lack Will not
destroy this people. which every thirty
-ears becomes rev people, n that u
has absorbed another race
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,s MIDDLE

The numerous Jefferson Day dinners promise unend-
Ing misunderstanding in the Democratic party Hoke
Smith writes to that Richard Oney did not say that
he wouldn't be candidate for president and that in his
opinion Judge Parker of New York ought TO be the NOM
inee If the first who said that Hoke Smith said that
Richard Olney had said write out his under
standing of the matter he might up some of the con-
fusion which is just confoundng the leaders of the
Democratic party.
Bryan left out of the New York BANQUET and all
eastern asprants cut of the Des Noipes blow
out And now Mr. Bryan has declined an invitation 10
the banquet to be given by the Democratic Iroouos club
OF Chicago because Grover Cleveland is TO be one of the
guests.
OF course Mr.. Bryan has the right to pick his com,
pany but is not his refusal TO accept the invitation ex
tended by the oGuois club open dscouresy
the Democrats who compose that organization?
The Democrats of the country put their own inter
probation the action of the Nebraskan and now
that be has assumed the attitude boter he NAV be
read Of the party sought Mr. Cleveland
and the atters followers of the party during the
campaigns of 1896 and 1900
1t will require something in the nature of a miracle
70 bring the Bryan and Bryan forces together
the next Democratic national convention
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14

The recent killing of a lawyer by n
young German lieutenant. and of another
man by a student. who has been sen
fenced to three years Imprisonment in
fortress, has made duelling once more the
subject OF general and animated discus
sion and condemnation in the German
press. The Radical Borsen Courier re
marks that the only method OF dealing
with the evil is to make 4 criminal Of
fence, and suggests that the Clerical Cen
tire. numerically the strongest party in
the reichstag. take up the matter. II
then goes on to say: 1T is a universally
recognized fact that duel is often forced
on one or the other of the parties, or
even on both. There has already been
a case in which an officer, from religious
scrupleS, omitted to send a challenge or
refused to take UP one which was sent to
him. He was then obliged to leave the
service. Many years afterwards he APP
piled for an official post, but failed for
this reason to get it. He was elected 10
municipal office. but his election was
not confirmed by the government. The
state thus encourages this mischievous
practice. There is no excuse and no pal
liation for this. IT. however il were laid
down by the law that duelling is pun
ishable and that no one who has been
convicted of this offence can ever again
hold a public appointment. the pressure
which is at present brought to bear upon
the duellst would be exercised in an op-
posite sense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14
AMERICAN MACHINE LIFE.

DR.. Edward Everett Hale addressed the mothers and
Fathers club of Boston day two ago. He startled
his audience somewhat by saying: Tenement houses.
some seventeen stories high packed with people and
causing all kinds OF house laws be made
as wicked as hell" He expressed the hope that in
hundred from there would be great cities
What want said the orator. lis initiate chill
dren live in the open air grow love the country
that they know the difference between turnip
and a potato and between grass and henlock When
this has been brought about will have been converted
from the miserable mechanical machine life
living
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14
FOREIGN ECHOES.

ne RECENT oulCi3i GENIAL OF the Spa iSf
prime minister and minister of foreign
affairs of the existence of any moverlen.
for an alliance between France and Spai,
has ELECTED rejoinder from the eminen.
Spanish Republican leader Senior Nicola:
Salmeron- He says there is no foundation
for the theory hiatt Spanish sympathies
are Influenced by the amount of British
capital invested in the country More
over. he says. British capital would flow
into Spain quite as easily If she had &
powerful ally. instead Of standing alone
The truth is. he says: The alliance
longed for by the people Uhat with
France) is impossible under a monarchy
and the ministers Of the king. having tc
choose, prefer naturally the throne 70
Spain" He then proceeds to speak Of
the VIGOROUSLY sham constitution by
which the periodical exchange of offices
is effected between the leaders Of the
various parties. who fear nothing 50
much as the possibility of any change
by which they would not longer be the
only persons invited to Put their fingers
into the treasury pie. Hence. the i'm
possibility of a Franco-Spanish alliance
which can only be secured by larger
and governmental affairs. Spanish min
listers, according to Senior Salmeron, toe
completely confound patriotism with
their own interests. If left to them
selves. they would be more inclined 10
block up all the gaps in the Pyrenees
But the alliance viii come one day, he
thinks. as the result Of 4 domestic, social
and economic revolution
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14
OLD AND FAITHFUL SERVANTS

The Cleaner. paper published in Jamaica. West
Indies. recently offered prize for the who
could show the longest record of service jamaican
family. The winner negress aged 30 years by the
Of Mary Bennett who for four years has
been in the same family as to children. grand
dren and grandchildren OF the other peors
two had records of seventy service four OF
sixty, ten Of FIFTY, and eight of forty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14

The bourse committee at Vladvostock
has addressed. through the governor.
petition to the Russian imperial authori-
ties praying for the removal or modifi-
cation of the existing prphibitory Law
against all foreign industrial undertake
ings. especially mining works. in the
coastwise districts of Russian China. The
statute in question. promulgated June H.
1901. prohibits all foreign mining opera
tions and other industrial exploitation
within one hundred versts tabout sixty
six niles of the coast line. The petition
points out that this practically prevents
any development of the mineral and other
resources of the region. inasmuch as the
Russians themselves will do nothing In
the matter. Complaint is made. also, of
the arbitrary and unreasonable manner
in which special concessions have been
made TO certain wealthy foreign syndi-
Gates. a powerful French syndicate re-
Gently applied for a concession to work
the extensive coal fields in the neighbor-
hood of Vladivostock- This was refused.
but was granted afterwards TO an En-
glish company trading under the Russian
flag. This concern is expected TO fur
nish both Viadivostock and the Ussuri
railway with a plentiful. god and cheap
spply Of coal fuel. Many foreign syndi
Gates have sought concessions for the
exploitation OF the silver and lead de-
posts lately discovered in the Ussuri re-
sion; but have all been confronted by
the prohibitive law. What the country
requires. the petitioners urge, is complete
freedom of operations for foreign capital
lists. engineers. practical miners. and,
above all. foreign brains and energy. II
is characteristic OF Russian management
that the mines Of far Eastern Russia are
under the control of a commission at
Irkutsk having no knowledge of local
conditions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14

Iron The Chicago Daily NJ
By way Of com psrlsoEl. IL may - Noted
that the lord mayor Of Load0a gets
$50 so a year and TIE British autaNsa-
co-s TO Russia Germany and France re-
cefyes. respectively -. aos. ts9.sfs and 10
es u year The president q cSca -
cesves e 90 and ire president q the
Argentine Requisite. f1sece annually Z;
would appear that 80 least the American
pre<1de5s - rot getting over pafd-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14

He-fes. he was a great ze-o=aCf-
They say he made nearly a hgsd-ed as
tensions. and the ozly accident be ever
had ~ss TIE ere that proved fatal
Sae-Reziiy- And or which q ths a.
cezsaszs dsc that oosars-Ph9ztessEl4
Record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14

The report of NJ. Maujan on the army
estimates. which has just been present
ed to the French chamber. is strongly in
favor of the two years service system
with one months furlough a year, the
exact period of service being thus twenty
two months. The system. Il is pointed
out. will permit the employment in the
army of conscripts woh, although I'M
equal physically to discharge all the on
erous duties of a soldier. will neverthe-
less be able to relieve their able-bodied
comrades from a number of ordinary IA
tigue duties. leaving the latter free to de-
vote themselves exclusively to purely mil
itary work The result of this arrange
ment, the report explains. will be that
France will have peace effective of
100000, divided into twenty army corps.
each regiment of which will consist of
1900 men. In the event of war. accord
ing to this calculation. the French army
will. when the reservists are called up.
consist of 100000 men. an effective
equal to that of Germany. The report
urges the necessity of a corresponding
increase in the number of guns. and sug
gests a radical reform of the cavalry arm.
which. it is recommended. should be con-
verted into a mounted infantry force with
bicycle corps.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-14

Many a man. said Crcie Eber. In
AGNES he hsb a. high-strans. sensitive
nature. when he amt got Euff.n but cys-
peps1a- STAR
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
COPPER QUEEN HOTEL
Proprietor Whitehead Will Make Sev-
 erai important Changes

efdi important Nndn9SS
 Proprietor Thomas Whitehead plans to make the Copper Queen hotel one of the best in the territory Tomor row morning. he will make a change that will be welcomed by the people of this city.
 From o'clock in the morning until 8 o'clock in the evening meals will be served a la carte. This means that at any time of the day patrons of the house can order and get anything that they want IL will be radical change from the former style of the hotel.
 Proprietor Whitehead has been led to make this change on account of popu ar demand. He intends to make the hotel first class in every particular. and believes that one of the first things to do is to serve meals at any time that guests may desire them.
 Lee Beers, who is popular in this section of Arizona. has taken the po- sition of steward and manager a. the hotel He will divide his time be- tween the needs of the hotel and the buffet service on the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad.
 We are planning several changes in both the hotel and buffet service. " said he last night. It is our inten- tion 10 make them both as service able as possible. The wants of the pubic will constantly receive our at tention"
 Proprietor Whitehead is one of the pioneers in this city in the business. He was the first to bring Kansas City meats here and serve them to his pa. irons. At one time he was proprietor of the English Kitchen. Recently he has been engaged in business in Can, anea.
 Some changes have been made in the list of hotel employees. Robert Wilson retains his position of night clerk, and Mott Gid takes the, position of day clerk
 A number of people are planning to be at the hotel tomorrow for the first dinner under the a la carte system which has never before been tried at the hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
SOME SMALL ITEMS

Fred Fusch. who was hurt in the mine, is out again.
 Frank Rockwell is i'll with pneu- monia
 Professor Mccoy has returned from Douglas. where he went to see what was doing in fstic circles.
 Dr. J. ". Harrington. formerly of this city, is seriously i'll at Vallejo, Cal.
 The Fl Tropico Cigar company now occupies the room formerly used by the Review.
 Yesterday was Arbor day in this county. The schools and banks were closed. There were no exercises of any kind.
 Miss Bertha Spiers is in the city from Los Angeles to visit a brother here
 Frank Moulsen was here yesterday. He is connected with the Greene Cat, tie company.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Letter for Houston

Letter TOT 7ouSIon
 A letter of inquiry has been received at Phoenix from N. NJ Houston of Higginsville. Mo, regarding his broth CT, C. F. Houston, who left Globe not long ago to go to Phoenix and he has not been heard from so that his rela- tives do not know his address. His brother desires to inform him that his mother a little more than a week ago was run over in the street and s.s- tained injuries which it is feared will prove fatal. Her skull has been frac- tured and the physicians say that even in the event of her recovery she will be blind. The brother writes that if Mir. Houston desires to see her again in this world he should lose no time in returning home. The letters con tains other items of misfortunte Since the departure of NIT. Houston ar aunt has died and the day before the letter was written an uncle was bur jed
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Has Contract

Joseph Schwartz, one of the local plumbers, has secured the contract for building a fine saloon at Douglas on the property owned by John Jont. When completed the building will be one of the best in Douglas. Mir. Schwartz reports that he is making rapid progress On the plumbing work in the new city jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Changes Hands

Changes Hands
 The Phoenix Democrat has under gone a change in management. Sam F. Webb, who founded the paper. steps down and out. His place is taken by Frank King. formerly of Tucson. It is understood that John o. Dunbar who was in this county in early days will take editorial charge. Colonel J. F. Wilson has recently acquired a controlling interest in the Democrat and these changes are made at his re quest.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Wires were Bad

For the past two days the Postal Telegraph company had been unable 10 keep up with it's work. On account of the wires running out of the city being out of repair, it has been i'm possible to send out the messages as fast as they have been filed at the telegraph office The dispatches for the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad have been given the preference over outside work, which has added to the delays. The company had electricians out yesterday fixing up the wires.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Are "F Festicatiny"

stray dogs and burros in this city, reported to Marshal Henderson yester- day evening that he was not going to 10 "festicate with him. It seems that have been taken up want Brown to release them for a nominal sum. and this he refuses to do.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Went Hunting

J. c. Merrill, mine foreman of the Calumet and Arizona, went to Douglas overland yesterday morning. returning on the Fl Paso train in the evening. On the way down Foreman Merrill kept his eye out for rabbits, and brought a number of them home yes terday evening. While in Douglas he inspected the Calumet smelters and reports them to be in first class con dition.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
license Raised

On the first of this month Sheriff Lewis notified the saloon keepers of Tombstone that they would have to pay license of $50. This is done in accordance with the territorial stat utes, which prescribe that cities of over 1,20O inhabitants shall tax the saloons $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Not Confirmed

The reported arrest of J. V. Muffit, who is wanted by the Copper Queen store, has not been confirmed up to the present time. Manager Brophy is not inclined to credit the report, owing 10 the fact that no one interested in this city in the arrest of Mufit has received any notification of his being apprehended by the San Francisco DO lice.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Redmen Officers

The Redmen of this city have elect ed the following officers: Captain, Harry Jennings; first lieutenant, John Mullen; second lieutenant, D. A. Markey; first sergeant, HeCrv Waters. Captain Jennings succeeds in office John F. Metcalf, who has held the DO sition for the past year.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Nurses Discharged

The two company nurses, who were sent to the pest house from the hos pital have been released and are now seen on the streets. Both had light touches of the disease, which accounts for their rapid recovery. The other patients in the pest house are not do- ing as well as did the two nurses.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Getting Tail End

Bisbee seems to be getting the tail end of the big storm which has been raging in the northwest. The tele- graph dispatches report that it has been steadily coming south, and has finally reached Arizona The snow began falling again yesterday evening. though the greater part of the day was clear.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Discharged Revolver

John Doe, who was careless enough to discharge a revolver in the o. K. stable yesterday afternoon, was given his hearing yesterday evening before Justice Brown. Doe had a revolver of ancient make that he was showing to some friends and accidently dis charged it.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Re6men Dance

The Redmen have decided to hold their annual ball on February 23d. This decision was reached at a meet ing held Thursday evening. The com mittee in charge of the dance is made up of Hanks, Scott, Metz, Jennings, Tompkins,. Mullen and Waters. The Redmen will be out in uniform
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Judge is III

Juo9e IS UT
 Judge Mcdonald was unable to be at his office yesterday on account of 8 severe cold. He spent the day in bed, and expects to be out again this morning. The judge is suffering from a severe cold, which made him feel miserable last Thursday. Yesterday morning he was unable to leave his bed.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Tombstone Celebration

The Tombstone fire companies are preparing for race which will be run between three hose companies on Washingtons birthday. There is some talk of a baseball game between Tombstone and Pearce or Huachuca and Pearce
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Select Site

Select Site
 At the meeting of the stockholders of the Pythian castle that is to be built in this city. it was decided that the building shall be located on the vacant lot just east of the Review building. The meeting was held at the office of E. G. Ord and those present
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
No Developments

No developments in the Cananea narrow guage strike were reported from there yesterday The men re fuse to return to work for less wages than they were paid before the reduc- ton was made, and the company re fuses to come to their terms
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Statement Tomorrow

Aldermen Taylor and Warner spent a part of yesterday afternoon with City Clerk Kinsey, assisting in the preparation of the statement regarding the issue of city bonds for better fire protection system. It will be given to the public tomorrow morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Dance Tonight

The Bisbee Social Dancing club will ing at the opera house. The club now has a membership of about 100. The officers of the club are as follows: President, Thomas Deyine; secretary A. N. St. Clair; treasurer, Roy Had ley.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Copper Queen Arrivals

Wm. P. McComas. San Francisco; E. F. Fatman, A. Goodman, Fl Paso; M. J. Morris. Kansas City; A. L. Spell, meyar, John Weizel, Los Angeles; NJ. Lange, Cincinnati; Sim Meyers, OK nard, Cal; Charles Fernald, Doug, as 1; A. B. Boswell, Los Angeles; R. Schell, Duluth.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07

We are giving hats away now. Seems funny but it's fact. A window full of all shapes, colors and sizes {: choice $40: J. B. Stetson's s4.00, Tiger s3.5O hats at s275. Schwartz Bros. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07

We'll, men, be sure to read the ad Schwartz Bros. have on the last page. We require no deposit and wouldn't handle suits if we were not able to please all. tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07

represented stock to the amount of s7,5OO It is proposed to incorporate the building company for about sl0,- GOO.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Brief City News
UndeIivered Messages

Messages for the following remain undelivered at the Postal Telegraph office in the Copper Queen hotel: W. F. Fitzpatrick, R. H. Sutton, $. J. Frazer
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07

Mrs. j. N. Jones wishes it known that she has added oil heaters to her bath rooms and plenty of hot water from a. m. until 9 D. m. 2-7-2t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07

We have quite a large assortment of J. B. Stetson hats now and at right
 prices. All shapes in three colors. ! Schwartz Bros. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07

When looking for something to
 read. monthly magazines, weekly per iodicas, eastern and western daily pa pers, step into the Bisbee Drug Co If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07

There is nothing that keeps out the wind and cold ikea chest protector or chamois vest to be found at the Bisbee Drug Go. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07

FOR RENT-A 3 room house on Quality Hill, nice location. Will rent ? or roo2s Etsquire at Dan Han kin's cigar ste 2-4-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07

FoS SALE F Ie lots 40x10O on F-ie rrst South Bisbee Inquire of I. W NllGce. 2-5-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-07
Ssa.&. Mhsw~NAn~ Sset.

SNs 'VoVSAk ylN6SNa SCSyt. OM'ScNT&N eYWINS DWSV' ; The new shirt waists of white oxford $ $ and figured madras that came in the other 1 day are interesting, if for no other reason : S than to give you an idea as to how the { ! new waists are being made. want you feel that the store is the place 1 things, well as place 10 buy them ! Should you care know the price beforehand, they are from S2.5O to S5.OO-and the Waists arc 1 right pretty As goods get smaller in quantity, prices get S smaller too For instance: All 121ac Flannelette is 10c yard, and 2 at 121lc it was the best we'd had at the price. Not quite 100 yards of 36 inch hanneette that 15c yard is 121lc. $ Voatka Cloth, of which we've sold large quan, ] tity of at 17c yard, is down to 121c, to close out the few pieces that remain. If the dress street hat you care for is here,
 the saving you effect Is worth the seeing if the hat is here. Trimmed or dress hats are just half price. Street hats nearly
 One is right to be wary of Walking Skirts at too low price-even at Five Dollars. Those selling at 5 % were S6 50 and 1 S7.O0-just enough the limit to make them sate, and by safe ALL WOOL. !; Ora~o.-~~~ss~. .s%s--.~>