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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16

kidney secretions which used to be thick
and highly colorcd cleared up. tho back
ache went away and | had not the least
indication of any irritation in my kid
neyS TO prove it | carried hundred Of
pounds on my back and felt no inconven-
fence afterwards
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, solo
agents for the United States.
Remember the name Deans and take no
sub tute.
was introduced. She presented the greet
inss of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society. Tho Rev. NossrS Bal>atol
Blake ana Robbins Of the New Ilamp-
shire conference. the Rev. Mr.. Crawford
of the Troy conference and the Rev. T.
NJ. Fuller of Burlington, field secretary
for the State Sunday School association.
were introduced. The latter spoke briefly
ON the work in Vermont of the society
he represents. Tie said there are 10000
people i'm Vermont who do not attend
any Sunday school lie briefly outlined a
plan FOR Il State sunday School confer
cutc which will ne held at some date in
the future not yet liked.
The Rev. O. Is. Ballatcl of Manchcs-
tor, \. H. spoke of the work of tn" sun
day School Union, which he represents.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
TIE BLIND CHAPLAIN DEAD.

". shnrtou. April l0.--The Roy. William
Henry Nilburn. the venerable blind
chaplain Of the United States Senate died
~ Santa Barbara, cal, to-day.
MI Nilburn accompanied by his two
niocos, the Misses Timley, left Washing
tom for the Pacific coast about year ago
The chaplain was in broken health, The
change brought no great Improvement in
his condition and when Congress met in
December he forwarded his resignation 10
Washington, but it was never acted ON.
ihr deceased was native of Phladel-
phia. where he was born in 1928
VAR the Ills that man is heir to come
from Indigestion. Burdock Blood Ritters
Htrcngth"us and tones the stomach; makes
indigestion impossible.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16

Sen, for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, cog Pead ST. ~ "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
ADDRESS BY REV. DIR. BUELL..

The Rev Or. NJ T.. Buell., dean of the
school of Theology. Boston, WIS intro
duced ANA addressed the conference. lie
said that long ago the Vermont confer
encc gave to boston the germ OF theology
that has grown and Widcued until it is
now Its principal home. Alden Spearc "A
former student at NcWbury seminary.
gave before his death $4,000 to fouud and
equip the Boston School of Theology.
Dcspise not the day of small thinls. 1t is
in the little charges N the country
conferences that the mighty men of the flu
ture are often found. Dr Buell. emphasized
the need of thorough training and cdu-
cation on tho part of young men who
intend to make preaching their life work.
and dWct at some length ON the advan-
tages offered lay the School of Theology
of Boston University.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
MONTPELIER NEXT
Vermont Methodist Conference
Votes to Hold Session of
1904 There.
THE ALLIES OF METHODIST
Reports of Institutions and Societies
Connected with the Church Heard
Very Successful Year at Mont
pelier Seminary Deacon
ess W ork.
THE ALLIES OF METHODIST

Mortified April 10.-Thc half hour pray
or meeting this morning was in charge of
Evangelist Dunham 1t was an occasion
of great spiritual power and was followed
by Il nVc minutes cXhortation by Bishop
Warren.
Promptly at . o'clock Bishop Warren
took the chair The roll of abscntccS ON
Thursday was called and four pastors re-
spondcd. On motion the further roll call
was omitted.
The question, where shall the next
conference he held" was taken mp. NJ. l..
Beardsley of Montpelier was presented to
Bishop Warren by Presiding Elder New
ton. and by the bishop introduced to the
conference. Mr.. Bcardslcy extended a
cordial invitation to the conference to
meet at Montpelier next year and II sim
liar invitation was extended by the Roy.
!. r. johnson of johnson. BY good mat
1ority the invitation to meet at Montpelier
was accepted and II vote of thanks was
extended to the two Johnsons' as Bishop
Warren fcicitCusly expressed it,
The 18th question was taken up. The
three presiding elders certified to the
character of the elders in their district
who reported concerning their collections
A draft for go was received from Bishop
Ma1lalieu, the proportion for the Yer
mont conference of the royalty on his
book on rcviValS. a vote Of thanks to
the bishop was adopted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16

We lind that the proportion of nurses
to patients is one nurse 10 eight patients,
which is more than some other State in
stitutions of like character have, and is
probably sufficient The nurses receive the
following wages, this schedule having
gone into effect March |: Female nurses,
5lG per month for the first three months.
SIS per month for the next three months,
after which they receive $50 per month.
Female nurses IN charge of a ward re-
celVe $50 per month. Male nurses receive
s92 per month for the first three months
S2j per month for thc nest three months,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16

The Rev. f. W. Sharpe the local pas
tor, was instructed by vote of the confer
ence to invite the Rev. A. y, Brown com
rnandant of Norwich University, to ad~
dress the conference Saturday morning,
following the address of the bishop to the
class TO be admitted to fun connection.
The Rcv. Or, Charles Parkhurst, editor
Of lions Herald, was introduced and
briefly addressed the conference Dr..
Parhhurst referred IN very strong Ian
Eago TO the local option law recently in
force in Vermont. 70 his exclamation
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12

Gl:een,
hi. isssG dostlns'd ob.e f.lny'
lebrs hypoteli dobryinventsrz /
ssesssa.Ys. ms....,.a.,.xx.-
ssJsh P,,s.l; 49, 'soh;;. 80 -.
'ao.'sl aofa Ia51n, gdz'e y .ter.s
obecnis io1poe1nis 10 budoxa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12
q o'I!zibl)Iil1tl!I!ks;il.
Pr1ygody 1 RElot,tdLz:iinly Angielllsskiilej.
-

FREED KllKuQA0sl9c1u Idly
zyla na wyspie (ostraWie) ia
vie zacna, dobra szcze6i-
wa rodzina angielska.
Piec os6b ia skladalo, TO
dice mlodzi jeszcze j tro: 81
dzieci, 2 kt6rych najstars'zss,a'
c6rka Sara liczyla lat 4,
mlodsza Nelly lat 10, q mai
mlodszy syn jerry zaledwie
~dziewiatego roku dochodz1l.
Sir John Wodburne, Oh
ciec, pochodzi} : znako ,qn'i
lecz niezbyt moznej rodzinnyy,
a jake syn mlodszy musial,
wedle praw angielskich, usta-
pic calego spadku po rodzi-
each starszemu bratu. Calym
jego majatkiem bylo blogo-
slawie1stwo rodzica, ma1y "a
sob %gotowizny, dobra glowa,
niezmierna chez do piracy j
zelazna ~wytrWaloSc Ozeni1l
sic mlodo 2 panienka nader
mila, kt6ra wnos}a mu jeden
z najpiekniejszych posag6w,
to jest czysto6c serca zami-
}owanie cnoty j piracy. Oboje,
PREY silnej vol, pracujac
szczerze, dorobili sic INA
cznego smajatku. Sir John
powzial zamiar przenie6e sic
do Batavia, gdzie wiele lat
wiej malemi pieniedzmi MOI
ma by}o robi6 korzystne in
teresa.
Pc kilkoletnich mozolnych
zabiegach majatek Johna
wzr6sl znacznie, a pare szcze-
6liwie dokonanych interes6w
uczYnilo go jednym = najbo-
gatszych osadnik6w v Bata-
vii. Zdawalo sic, e mic i'm
teraz ME brakuje do szcze-,
6cia. Otoczeni wszelkiemi
wygodami, koehajacy sic wa
jem, zajmowali sic szczerze
w~ychowaniem ukochanych
dziatek. Pomyslnosc ,jednak
ziemska Jest nader nietrWa-
Ia i znikoma, j zawsze nalezy
bye przygotowanym ma clos,
kt6ry lada chwila, q najpre-
dzej wtenczas, gdy nalszcze-
sliwsi jeste6my, uderzyc mo-
ze. Wkr6tce tez rodzina Wod-
burn6w doznala najokropniej-
szej kleski.
Straszna zaraza, zWana z61-
To- Zebra, nawiedzila Batawie.
Jadna 2 najpierwszych jej g
far byla pam. Wodburne.
Zrazony tym ciosem niespo-
~dziewanym ojciec, lekajac sic
0 sycie ukochanych dziatek,
umy5lil porzucic na zawsze
zlowroga ziemie, zab6jczym
grozna klimatem. sprzedal
vice plantacye, odstaph sWe
zalAady fabryczne j interesa
bankierskie nowym przyby'
szom, . zabrawszy dzieci
najmilsze,. m mu y. pamoli mia ' Dc
wnego saczezcia, Ws s j n
okret odplywajacy do An
gill.
Zegluga morska ME bylala y
owych czasavch AMI tax pred
Ia, AMI tai. tax bezpieozna jal
,dzisiaj, Cudowna potega parry
ME opanl,oow,gala ie ''s WOW
EEASEEINtESge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12

Ecem sercem1,.iiI tajemnnaa tr V
gaWsdlluszy. sJedJyn l''. swe ska y
81, troje lubYch dzie g, Pc
wierzyl rozhukanemu zywio-
|lowi; od6merci oddzielalaj
|tylko cienka 6ciana desek, z
pierwszy le'pszy uragansm6gl
pochlonac "a wieki cala ma
|dieje stlroslksaanego OLGA
Jedyna pomoca po-
|dlrr6zY j ulgaw trwodze 5 byla
dian Miss Skott, nauczyciel-
ka dzieci; "a zastepowala ia
make, o lyle, 9 le-obca o
SODA jest " stanie make
zastapic Biedne sieroty, cze-
|sto W dniach smutkui zalu
"a ukochana j utracona isto-
"a, v jej objeciu znajdoWaly
|Ilge. Ona i'm lezh ocierafa,
ona rozmaite 2 niemio mat
|ce %prowadzila rozmowy, ka2-
|da przestroge, kazde jej slo--
wo, kazda przestroge, ka a'1la
'pieszczote. Miss Skott ME by
Ia mloda, ami piekna,
ale bardzo mila. Srebrny
Who's przebijajacy gesto przez
ciemne kedziory, nadawal jej
powage, a slodkie slowa przy-
:ciagaly mfodoclane serdu-
ska. Coz vice dziwnego, ze.
.dzieci bardzo ia pokochaly,
a ojciec skutkiem tego by1
spokojniejszym.
@ 6wicie, W dniu pre-
znaczonym ma odjazd, rodzi-
ma wraz 2 nauczycielka uda-
la sic ma cmentarz, gdzie spo-
.czywaly zwlokimatki. Kazde
.pomodliwszy sic, urwalo Pc
kwiatku, zabralo pc orylce
ziemi ma pamiatke, zostawia-
JAG " zamian perry lez, kt6-
rem EN-, jej groboWiec skropily.
Paddy IA Jimmy glaz i.dlugo,
ydlugo przyciskElai godo ust
.rozpalonych. Wtem Wystarz'a
= dzala dal i'm zuaG, ze na-
.deszla chwila rozstania. Ma
.koniec jak wszystko ma 6Wie-
~. @-r-4%u= . $50 s~S"L EH&EE%=sS ~E@SEsE&&s=S @S
Gle, tax j pozegnanie musia-
10 sic skohczy6. Wszyscy po-
spieszyli do portu, azza chWi4
le okret rozwina} Eagle, azeby
zawsze porzucic zab6jcze
.wybrzeza Jawy.
II.
Okret, ma kt6rym p}yneli
do Europy, zwal sic Eagle
Slusznie nosil te naz-
we, a~lbowiemlekka jego bu-
Idowa zupelnie lei o%dpowiada-
Ia. Kadlub %wysmuklyi zgra-
|bny ME zanurzal sic gleboko,
czyli wedle wyrazenia mary
marry, ME wiele bral woody.
Wysmukle j n~adzWyczaj
|wysokie q st6sunkowo Glen
kie NASTY, dzwigajace mn6-
stwo zagli, czynily go wiecei
podobnymI &c brygantyWy
korsarskioj, anizei do poetic.
statku. Tostez he led
lwiatr ~pomy6llny . ME z.b1y'
Imocny dozWolnl| rozpuzc' Sci
wszystkie Eagle, stack suWal
Isle pc falach mo,rskich mic 81
E&a@S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12
.0bslzesrEnlyyl 4. na aI|l slta!tasaklz
I~onikmie6cil.z W sobie forte

y 49,
plan, obrazy kWiaty
lIlllll11
|salonikiem znaidoWal ae 70
|koikl,, 1m ,lIit pare s szaf
nnypelhn1ii1o1nrJych doboroV ''el
[dielami ola mlodocianego
wick. Vl..yggotdnyyc1h1I zawiie 20
|nnyclhEl e p,u1lllaplul. f i,,'t19 aby @
|sobEyz c e. ME do q ''''' 7
kadnych w v =; tl,li'uf a s :yt''l'tl7
w 6rodku okretu, gdzie. nal lll.Ij
mniej kolysanie uczuwaf sle /
|dawalo, zawieszono LOLA mick
|ko uslane. Me brakloi pta-
sat ladnie 6piewaiacychl,W
przepysznie zamllknietych klar
tkach. DWie bardzo hglarne
wesole malpi igraszkaml
swemi rozpedzae mialy muddy,
podr6zy. Zapasyz a6 zywnloscil
%wykWintnie i troskliWie wy.
|brane, zabezpieczaly rodlnre
przez czas dlugiej podr6zy Cd
~uzywania zwyklej strawy ze-
|glarskiej, cd nieznoSnego So
lonego MESA, fasoli j sucha-
row.
[Opieke troskliwego ojca v
najmniejszej nawet drobno-
stce 1atwie bylo poznat to tez
dziatki, a osobliwie starsza ]
rozsadniejsza Sara, dziekowa
II mu z wzruszeniem, ze tax
8 Wszystkiem pamieta1, ze.
stara1 sic wszelkiemi silamli
uprzyjemnic i'm te nudna ije-
dnostajna zegluge j trudy z
MIA polaczone. Nelly tymcza-
sem z wyzsza mad sw6j wick
uwaga starala sic zapamie-
tao, gdzie sic co znajduje, a.
by m6dz ma kazde skinienie
|ojcusposluzyc, maly zS Je-
rzy,jak.iskra biegal pc wszystr
|kich katach zaczepial ptaszki,
Edarl sic : malpkamli j ME POI
|siadaI sic 2 radoSci, e plynie
ma okrecie.
-&.E%tZE
Naidrobniejszy szczeg61n ma
|statku1 ~zajmowalg go niezmier-
ME, meczyl kapiitana Wciaz
zapytaniami; ma co So dziafa,
jak sic nabijaja, do czego stu
&%S~ <%@@=EE&2-sS
"a kotwice, ma co reje, pc GO.
majtkowie drapia sic ma ma
szty, jak sic wyciagga flaga ma
szczyt masztu, co ma niel.n ma.
malowano, na 60 jest ma sta
|tku kompas iigla maggneso-
wa, jak MONA 2 bocznego
wiatru korzystac, azeby ply
mac presto pred siebie ity-
siace podobnych zadawal mu.
pyta6. Kapitan, dobry ! lu-
biacy dzieci, 9 lie mu tylko'.
|dozwalal czas, chetnie We
wszystkiem Jerzego objazniaf
Il ~zachwycala go navel ~
|wo5c j ciekawoSt dlecka.
SEr -
tenn wiecej,z re anijedno 2 tych.
|pyta6t niedorzecznem ME by
|lo.
Zwykle wieczorem zgroma-
ldzala sic Gala rodzina BIZ
biotece, gd1zziiea obsiadlszy do
lkola st6l, sluc .ll uWaggal
Isary, czYtajacei ciekawe re
lczy. Nelly zatrudniala sic ia
: robot1Ilkzafs =,li,l1l zWyklery-
laowa r6zne male
Ee8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12

Zaimuje sic take pan J6zef "
Jereczek prz4dxaniem pogrzeb6w:
Dostarcxa Karawanu czyli poWozu
poer.ebowego j wog6le Wkonnje
wsselkiesoxYnno6ci pogrzebnika.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
sfsbee Juniors. Challenge.

The Bisbes Juniors are out with a chsrenfe to play any 17-year-old baseball team in Arizona or New Mex leo. They have been praeticing for the past two mopths, and are anxious to get a ga:re win some good bows team. The Pisbee Juniors are made up of the following well known ycung sports of this city: D. Angius. eaten CT; J. Hankins. pitcher; l.. Lilly
 f-st base; Hubbard. second base;
 F. Thorss. short stop; Stewart. third bsse: Bert Wennan. right field; Ed FspFirs certer field; c, NrMu1en. left field: substitutes. Bob Moore and Jthn Plafr..4 The Juniars cha'iengs ahy tesm whose aee syerage fs not oters IF years.vs All communications shcrld be addressed to John Hankins, Bisbee. Arizona.f te-.srcsy 5a sa'
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
Officials. narket Re.
 ports and Other
 tufor nation
TUCSON NOSE TsAaa.
Tucson Hose Tssm are rot Satisfied

Tucson Hose Team are rot Satisfied
 With Bad Luck in Tombstone
 They are now drilling with the ob- ,tect in visw of taking first prize at Douglas during the three days of sports late next week, beginning on July 3. The team is composed of the sest sprinters among the nfnber- ship of sixty fn the department. The thirteen runners and extras are
 Jesus Comznche. spike: Neil ". McGinnis and Gregoire Martinez, lead men; Cruz Perxita and Crecsn- cio, Urvina. second lead; Toney Te- rah and c. R. Bone. third lead; Nick Lopez and Jersey Tonkin, tongue men; Teran, nozzieman; J. T. Ram age. captain and breaker; Habor Cruz, traiis Alex McNeil. coupler: Frank Gang. hydrsnI nan; H. D Un- derwood and Fred Jemenix, extras
 The drilling team will be out ev- cry evening possible until they leave here Friaay morning next week for Douglas. A delegatIva of firemen and others will accompany the possi ble winners to Douglas-Tueson Cit izeu-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
SMALLER NEWS NOTES

l.. c. Shattuck returned last even ing from an eastern trip, in the inter est of some mining properties
 R. L. Benton returned from ths Lucky Tiger yesterday ard went to : Naco immediately upon his return. l.. A. Hohstadt, who was defendant fn a suit for damages brought by one Miller, for false imprisonment, passed through here last evening on his way to Tombstone.
 Ray Elledge. manager of the E. B. Mason Plumbing company. went to Douglas yesterday to look after his contracts in the Shelter iCty.
 City Attorney Fred Sutter returned from Tombstone last evening.
 The Bisbee Water and Fuel com pany is putting in a new four-inch main leading from the Holbrook pumps.
 c. A. Overlook returned from Tomb stone last evening.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Tomlinson, ac- companied by Mrs. Holbrook of Chi cago. left for Santa Catalina yester- day. to spend the summer.
 Dr. Baum has removed his house bod effects to the company hospital. The Baum residence in Tombstone c nyon will be occupied by Dr. T. s. Collins. who recently came here from Cananea-
 J. B. Angius returned from Tomb s-one yesterday. where he went as 6 witness in a case.
 Mrs. A. L. Hanahan left yesterday for Pasadena, California, to spend the sumwer.
 R. v. Danisls, one of the principal owners in the Gold Treasure mine. we m from Naco yesterday.
 George Quilting. who has charge of the work of timbering the shaft at the Bisbee Consolidated. came into town last evepirg for supplies. s@ @>
 c. E. Mills superintendent of the Phe,ps-Dodge interests at Morenci. arrived in Bisbee last evening.
 Majcr Hargrove, of the Lucky Tiger company. left for Naco last night. on mirirg husiness.
 H. c. Herrick, one of the real estate men of Douglas. spent short time in Bisbee yesterday. on his way to the Herrick bore in Fairbanks.
 Avery c. Curry. of the Douglas Elm por5um. passed through here last evening thoroughly recovered from fhe eHocfs of fever which fneanarf- sated him for work for the past two weeks.
 F. A. Rouser and Jimmie Nichols. who are to take charge of the Copper oueen hotel on July 1st. the former as general manager and the latter as stewart. were yes erday assisting Mir Whitehead. the retiring host in talk irs sfock of the furniture belonging to the hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
To Inspect pistsiet.

A party of mining men arrived in the city last evening from the east. They are here on a trip of inspection of tbe Warren district, and ii is pos sible that before they return to the east thsy viii have purchased inter ests in some of the best mining prepo- sitions in this section. In the party are: A. S. Burrows of On ario Canada Robert Tay'or and J. M- Clark. of Michigan. and Fred B. Clark. of Mn Hesota.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
NOTICE.

Ruies Governing Horse Races on sths
 Fsfth Day of July in Bicbse. Free fer all. s to enter and s10 more 10 start
 Cowpepg raee, ,ss5 for entrssee fee, up to lime of races All cowponies subject to inspection of judges. IT horse is ruled on the track and pro nounced not a cowpony, his money will be refunded.
 Steer-tyfng. $5 entrance fee and open until the tying Is commenced. provid- ing there are steers enough.
 Agreed upon by the Committee oD Outside Sports.
 PETER JOHNSON. 1e21-tf Chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
Look,no Better at Globe

N s. Berray. superintendent of the United Globe mines at Globe. arrived last night and is at the Copper Queen hotel NIT. Berray confirms the re- ports that Globe Is looking better from a business standpoint The Old Dominion is erecting modern, new plant, but it will require nearly a year to complete f. The United Globe continues development work on Its properties
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
Hansen Discharged.

The jury in the case of the terri ory vs. Peter Hansen again failed to find either for or against the defendant. This is the third jury which has sat on the Hansen case. and the failure to convict or clear the defendant caused District Attorney Gooodbody to move that the case be dismissed. This mo ton was granted by the court. and Hansen discharged. Hansen was on trisl for having shot Willis Dye with intent to commit murder, in this city over a year ago. Hansen has claimed throughout that Dye insulted his wife. and set up that fact as strong point in his defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
Got Drunk on AIms.

Queren Orta. 8 Mexican pauper who has been begging aims on the streets cf the city for the last few days. was in Justice McDonald's court yester- day. charged with drunkenness. Orta had used the money which he ob- tained from chari ably disposed per sons for the purpose of filling up on booze. The magistrate fined him $S5 and suspended sentence. Orta is probably out of the country by this lime
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
Celebration Hrches-

OcItUFdlFUI TFCFfcos Designer Robinson, who has the
 contract for the erection of the two
 arches of welcome which are to grace
 the city th3roughfares during the big Fourth of July celebration, stated yes terday that he would commence put ffing the arches in place on Monday One will cross Main street at the H. bTary, and the other will stretch
 across Brewery gulch from the Brew ery to the Shattuck place.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
Garments Race.

The carmen's race. which is to be Ia feature of the Fourth of, July cele- bration. will be an innovation to the sports of the mining camps of the west, and will be watched with in terest. Bisbee win bear the .distinc- ton of having conducted the first race of this kind ever held anywhere in the world. aAlready the mules" in the mines, it is said. are unconscious
 ly doing double shif.s in thsir en- deayors to be in good trim when the event comes of on the Fourth. Tom Devine win have charge of the race.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
WiN Move Rock.

The big drilling rock which has been stalled for several days on the desert. will be moved today. and may be seen in Bisbee the first of the week. E. B. Mason, who undertook to deliver the big s.one to the rail- road. leaves this morning with twenty six horses to pull the ten-ton stone out of the hole into which it has sunk
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
ao~den uses rria on Him.

John Rovden. 6 blacksmith at the Holbrook. and his Aelper. a Mexican. engaged in a quarrel yesterday at the Holbrook blacksmith shop. and Row den hit the Merfcan on the head with a drill. inficting an ugly scalp wound The Mexican Eas taken to the hospital where his wound was dressed by Dr. Baum. Rowden was placed under arrest yesterday after noon by Constable Casad. His hear ing on a charge of assault and battery will come up Monday in Justice Mo Douald's court room Rowden claims that he acted in self-defense. and that the Mexican was trying to reach him with an open knife when the assault occurred.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
punlsvy Entertainment.

The en 'ertainment at the gym. on Friday evening. while not attended by as large an audience as usually takes sdvaptee of high-eiass entertinments here. was treat to the few who did attend. Professor Dun,avy caught tbe good will of his listeners from the start by his witty remarks and excel lent rendition of many elocutionary numbers.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28

Ex-Attorney General c. F. Aims worth. of Phoeuix has been retained as counsel for the plaintiff and Her ring & Sorin for the defendants in the suis transferred to Pima county from COchise. These suits are Trustee Roemer vs. A A. Castenads, of Ben scn. The Arizona Clay Manufaet- ory affairs are involved in the suits
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-28
-sisbee chsreh -of Christ.

Services in Library hall. Lords day school at 10 a. n. Lords Supper at the close of the school. Preaching at 7:45 D. m; subject, "The Gift of the Holy Spirit-when We Receive It. and How" All are cordially invited to at.ezd. Elder H. ". StHdley. pastor.