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Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Ladies' Tournament.

Thfs afternoon the first contest in the tournament between the ladies' teams of the Bisbee Gymnasium will be played on the alleys, commencing at o'clock. The teams are compos. ed Of five members. One is captain ed by Mrs. Shields, and the other by Mrs. Adamson. It is expected that the match will prove interesting, and that the tournament will larouse a lively and lasting interest in the sport among the ladies.
 During this evening, basket ball and regular gymnasium work will be in dulged in by the ladies. Instruction
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Public Schools
 Monthly Report
PROFESSOR KRAMER MAKES GOOD SHOWING FOR
 JANUARY.
Number of Days Attendance Reaen Fror, Five Hundred to Twelve Hun dredLTeachers Make Bad Scores on Taroiness.

Professor Kramer, principal Of the public schools of Bisbee, has complet- cd his monthly report and presents some interesting figures of interest to all The number of days of scnooi held was 28o, and average of twenty days for the month. the New Year holidays accounting Tor the decrease The smallest number of days attend anea was 5O5. the largest l251. The whole number of days absence was ssa the minimum being g, and the maximum 14s. The whole number oi tardiness was 192, ranging from one to twenty nine, and speaks well for the nronnntness and discipline or tne schools.
 The total number of boys enroiieq wac 353. and girls 365. making 10 tai of 71s. of which the average oay .+,endance was 620. The number oi new nupils enrolled was IS boys ano oa girls There were but IA cases of corporal punishment, remarhapie showing for Bisbee school life: No' a hook was injured or destroyed noi was there one lost
 The schools had 34 visitors ana .he teachers made 65 visits
 The marks against the ladies II some instances do not look particular ! ly commendable. as for instance It h noted that two teachers were ia'' three times each, one was late twice 1 and three were on the tardy iist once and eight having clean scores | Under the dsrection of Proteso Kramer the public schools are max .iug splendid records. and his teacher
 who baEes probably. only stopped t
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of John Mobery Deceased

Estate of John Mobery Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, executrix of the estate of John Mobery, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said executrix. at her residence in Bisbee, the same be- ing the place for the transaction Of business of said estate, in said Coun- ty of Cochise.
 IDA MOBERY, Executrix of the last will and testa- ment of John Mobery, deceased. Dated Bisbee, this 4th day of Febru- ary, 1904.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Lookino Over Warren District.

W. A Root, representing the Mining Review, Los Angeles. as special cor
 respondent, arrived ia Bisbee yester-
 day morning, and Will spend few
 days here for the purpose of obtain
 ing information regarding the Warren district. Before coming to Bi5bee
 MT. Root spent several weeks at the
 various mining camps in the northern portion of Arizona.
 E. V. Moore, of Cananea, and Su- perintendent of the Alsacia Develop ment company is visiting among old friends in this city.
 J. S. Wallace, of Naco, is reported to have made a raise in a sale or mines and has gone to Los Angeles Miss Ella Fike, from Los Angeles, Is visiting in the Metropolis of the ter ritory.
 H. H. Needham is now chief clerk and chasier in the railroad office at Bisbee, having succeeded Mr. Van Wye. as forecasted a few days ago in The Review. Mir. Van Wye takes the station agency at Osborne. D. J. Stevenson, late of the mine and supply department of the Copper Queen has gone to Douglas. to work for the company at that place. James Hart, of the electrical de-
 partment of the Copper Queen, has re-
 turned from Tucson.
 O. P. Trigg, late chief clerk in the E. P. & s. w. railroad in. the Bispee station has resigned his position with that company to accept another ID the general offices Of the Copper Queen company. c. G. Iverson and wife, NIT. ana Mrs. Smith, F. G. Gilland and Dave
 Struthers were Douglas visitors at the shelter yesterday.
 H..c. Mccullough left for his mines below Nacozari yesterday and will re
 sume work on his properties there. | Andy Walker is late arrival. ron Phoenix and will make Bisbee his
 home.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Miaht Have Been Close Call.

The Toohey graders at the Spray Shaft have shot a number of holes through the hoist buildings of the Spray. One that came near result ing disastrously was blast that threw a rock weighing over thirty pounds. and which must have gone to the height of a hundred feet. entering the building In falling it struck the wire cable and glanced off, falling without injury to anyone. Precau- tions had been taken to hold the cage and let the men of at one of the sta tions just previous to the explosion.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
THE LADIES OF TOMBSTONE.
Could Not Possibly Stand the Prosper.
 ity of Neiqhborino Cities.

ny VI SttCS.
 So last night they gave a leap year ball, and it was a grand success. The enHltadon ,commit,ee, consisting iof Mrs. Moore, Mrs Marquaij and Miss Lily Batchelder performed their work so well that about fifty couples assem- bled at Gage Hall, and to the music of Professor Roberts orchestra spent a most delightful evening on the danc- ing floor, which had been specially prepared for the occasion. Any gen tleman found upon the floor without an escort was promptly fined the sum of twenty-five cents.
 About the time the ceremonies were about to begin, there was an alarm Of fire. caused by slight flame ir va cant house on Seventh street, and of course the. -ganders'' made rush for the door Their noble attempts to prove their daring did not exempt them from being taxed the limit Rumor has it that's everal engage ments will follow.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Married in Tombstone.

Miss Ethel Nj. Robinson. formerly
 employed as cashier in the County Treasurer's office in Tombstone. was married "Wednesday morning at 7:15 10 Albert Macie, after which the couple left for wedding trip to Fl Paso for as hort time, and thence will go East. MT. Macie is foreman Of the Tombstone Consolidated Compa- ny's mines, and has many friends there. Miss Robinson, prior to her marriage, in her position in MT. Scrib- ner's office met the public generally, and her charm of manner made her many friends, also. All will unite in wishing both a happy trip through this vale of tears as husband and wife
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Produced From Photos.

Mir. w. H. Rudd. representing thle American Art Studio Co.,, of Los As- geles. is in the city on business con nected with the firm. Mr. RGdd aa. vises the Review that the American Art Studio makes portraits from any photograph. finished in the best oi manner, and all work is guaranteed. When these portraits are completed they are furnished to patrons abso lutely free of charge, to those who pus- chase frames for same. These are carried in large variety, and nb charges or collections are made fus- ther than payment on the frame at the time of its selection, and the bak ance of the price upon the completion of the portrait and delivery. All wort is delivered in person, and small pos traits are returned to their owners
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
SuppIv Man Here.

w. R Thurston, the genial represen tative of the Mine and Shelter Supply company of Fl Paso, is in the city on one Of his regular visitations to the camp. The Mire and Shelter Sup ply company is putting in large ship ments of machinery and supplies in this district.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Now at Don Luis.

The offices Of the Don Luis Townsite company, Henry P. Barbour, manager, will hereafter be located at Don Luis. in one of MT. Barbour's large build ings. The office fixtures were remov- ed yesterday morning from the office rooms in the Copper Queen Hotel building, where the company has been transacting its business in the past
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Cattle Buyer Back.

E. F. Williams, the cattle buyer, af- ter three weeks absence in Texas, ar rived home last evening, and reports that Texas cattle are not wintering as well in the Lone Star State as in Ari- zona, being fed on cotton seed, and the outlook for a good spring feed is not encouraging.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04

The Bisbee Gymnasium will be oc- cupied this afternoon and evening exclusively by the lady members. h. structions will be given in bowling, billiards and pool by the male mem bers of the gym. It is desired that there be a good attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Central Electric Plant.

The Copper Queen company has in contemplation the erection of a cen tral electric plant for the mines, smelter. store and offices. The To- cation will probably be in the neigh borhood of the Holbrook shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Cattle Buyer Back.

The Henry P. Barbour company has elected T. Garland Gerry secretary. succeeding c. E. Sill, who is no longer connected with the company. Mr. Sill will probably return to New York, his home, to go into business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Putting i1 Sewer.

John J. Sullivan is superintendlng he laying of sewer pipe for the use of the Copper Queen store, othces anu the Bank of Bisbee. The outlet TOT the sewer will be into the two large tanks beloy the slag dump, and the tanks and pumps will force the flow over the hills.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04

finger. just minute. you know. for a parting look in the mirror. should set an example for the youthful minds they are cultivating, in promptness as well as education.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04

Fer Ladies Only. Notice to Ped Men. All members are requested to be present at the meeting tonight. Busi- ness cf importance to be transacted. By order of the Sachem.
 A. T. SOWLES.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS
Has New Secretary.

Has New Secretary.
 The Henry P. Barbour company has elected T. Garland Gerry secretary. succeeding c. E. Sill, who is no longer connected with the company. MT. Sill will probably return to New York, his home, to go into business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
In From the Huachucas.

Hugh Mckenzie came in yesterday from the Huachuca mountains. where he is employed by the Mitchell Devel- opment company. He will return to- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
Gone to DouuIas-

S~"c " Dod1tds-
 Gordon R. Campbell. general secre- tary of the Bonanza group of compa- nies. accompanied by his wife and brother. pr. James Campbell, went 10 Douglas yesterday to look over the C. & A. smelters
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04
AN UP FILL JOB.

An uphill job is represented in the delivery of the thousand Reviews ev- cry morning in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04

New Furnace Blown in. A new three hundred ton furnace commenced operations at the works of the Copper Queen last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04

Joseph eailinger Dead.
 About 4:30 this morning the remains of Joseph Bailinger were brought from
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04

in fencing will be given at 7:so. sym nasium class at S:15. and basket ball ! will be played at 9 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-04

the Copper Queen Hospital to the In. ,ternauonal Undertaking Parlors, he
 having died during the night of pneu-
 monia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
The TROOP 5
Wit HDII}}ANIN.
The Situation in Berkeley Has
Become Normal
Again.

sfEa NSpeclat 10 me Times D!spatcf.) ~
NORFOLK, VA, October I'll ne situa-
ton in Bcrkley has become normal, and
all troops sent there the day siftsr5 Bount
was taken from Jail and killed were With
drawn to-day. The action OF the town
council In authorizing Mayor Alien to
offer y regard OF $50 FOR the apprehen-5
sion Of the saycrs of tic negro has had
the effect OF causing people who secm to
know things TO shut up Ike clans, anu
this silence has hecn made more effective
blythe action OF the town authorities In
tracing newspaper reports TO their sourcer,
whenever poss!b BILE. and in calling tho
people who gave the news up for explana-
lions.
4 determined effort is being made to
catch the inurdcrtrs OF the negro. but
up TO this time tho progress made blythe
detectives having the matter IN charge
Is notSvcry great
~ Snyder, proprietor OF secondhand
clothing store on lower Church Street.
Was fired taO and costs In Police Court
this morning for violntng the health
board order prohibiting the Importation
OF cast-ofr clothes Hc appeald to tho
Corporation Court. The old clothes camo
20 Snyder marked dry goods. "
Luther and Holmes Hendr!ckaon. eleven
and nine years old. sons of JOSEPH, Hen
Erickson begged piteously to be allowed
to live with Their older sister to-day
when a gunrd was about toStlke them 10
the state Rcfnrmnsory. The lads ap-t
peared at the Mayors office accompanied
by their sister. The woman told tho
Mayor that since the death OF their mother
tho boys had had no restraining infn-
encc. and ronmed AT will. They fell IN 4
witf, bad company and had been tempted
into misc!Icf. She said it would be in1-
possible fnr her 10 take proper are OF
them. nn1 reluctantly consented to their
removal 10 the institution. The young
sters made hard struggle. but were were
finally taken away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
POLITICAL
HAPPENINGS
The Friends Of Hon. Hal D.
Flood Are Not at All
Alarmed.
LAMB URGES ALL TO VOTE.
The Basis Of Representation ii,
Next State Convention
Will be Fixed.

Among The callers at Democratic head
quarters yesterday was Hon. u. c. Jor-
dan, Of Frederick county, member Of the
House of Delegates. Mr., Jordan Is from
Congressman James Hays district, and
confirms reports from that section that
the Madison man has little or no oppo-
siton for reelection.
state Senator George q. Iieezell. OF
Rockingham, elcctor for the Seventh Dis
trict, was III the city yesterday. He
left In tho forenoon for ScOtlsville, where
lie addressed tho voters III the afternoon.
lo-nlsht AIR. lSecacll VIII address the vot-
ers OF ChaIlO llcsville.
voters OF Bucklns nam county at the
courthouse on Saturday. This Is the first
eoi a series OF sDeecnes by Mr.. O'Elaherty.
The friends OF Consres snian II. D. FLOOD.
or the Tenth Distract. are not NJ ~!
alarmed over the opposition TO him. and
nave no fears of any considerable de-
lection by reason Of the independent can
oidacy OF Senator John N. Opie. So far
as inquiry can develop. MIR. Opie Will poll
few votes outside OF his own county, ana
not sufficient There to cause alarm ar,,
4 Preparations are being made Tor q
lively close to the ca npaign IN this state.
and especially In the Ninth District, where
several big barbecues are being had.
vo Sens e Of Richmond city Of the lmpor-
lance OF turning out ndvot,ng on cleo.
ton day, despite the insignificant ana
divided Republican opposition Upon.the
Vote cast in this election Richmond lep-.
.resentaton III the ext State convention
viii depend. It is desirable, therefore,
That the full party strength be polled on
%ovemDer Stli. Such n vote would also
tcna 10 increase Parker's vote and show
the Democratic soldity of the state. 7
Will also put II uuetus upon the attempt
of Republicans to reduce the representa-
ton OF the South In Congress and In ma
tional conventions. The arguments for
a full vote In Richm ond apply with equal
force to all other portions of the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
DIR. ssTRANGE'S FAREWELL
Leaves for Wilmington TO be
Consecrated Bishop Coadjutor.

Rev. Robert Strange. D. D., rector OF
st. Paui's Episcopal Church, Will leave
on Monday for Wilmington. ~ G., where
he will be consecrated bishop coadjutor
OF the North Carolina diocese.
The ceremony Will take place IN ST.
James Church. Wilmington Three
bishops will be present at the consec era
.tion: Bishop Cheshire. OF North Carolina,
viii preside; Bishop Randolph. Of Vlr-
E:nia, Will make the address and Bishop
3Capers will be present to assist In the
CT remony.
Mrs Strange will leave on saturda.: :
for her new home. DR.. Strange following
on Monday.
Dr. Strange was baptized In the churcn
in which he will he consccrated, and was
for thirteen years its pastor. III THIS
church his grandfather was baptized DC
fore him, ana iwas for n number OF year
one OF its senior V'a,rdens. Here also his
grandparents were married. These facts
will make 1t pleasant for Or. Strange 70
be consecrated In the church. wil'e! IS
SO intimately connected with family ira
ditinns. e
DR.. Strange breaches his farewell ser
mon next Sunday evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
CYCLONE sAMUEL's WOES
Full Of Battle scars-ls Up
Against It Now.

~ have wounds al over me. won 2, IN
all the grea battles from, Waterloo to the
third battle of Nlnnassas," said Cyclone
Samuel; but the worst ] over run up
against is that Of landing the owners OF
dogs IN HenrIco county y.
IS "Of the 7,53212l dogs IN the county, only
90 have tags. ! am goIng to get juoasc
scott 10 fix n day 10 hear my complains
about del!nnuents. and then LOOK out,
,rben 'ti,o cyclono told how thc had seized
!, horse for debt and placed II IN the
county iail yard aud how somebody ;,
lot he horse looyc and how 1t wandered
Rack to the stable with,n rope around US US
neck ana somebody OH the other en-
CO tho rope 1,,,,,o,-
''They take mo for Joke N itn'' y,
rnc kel," he said, "but ~ sllo" On,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
For Non Support.

Commonwealth's Attorney c. l.. Page
yesterday morning requested the Manchcs-
ter Court to arrest A. J.. Worth for not
supporting his wife, 1t is alleged. A
capias was issued for Worth and the City
Sergeant ordered to take him to court
without delay.
j. A. Glass, who at the last term OF
court was convicted and sentenced to
twelve months In jail for non-snpport Of
his family, and had tho verdict agaIns:
him set aside by Judge CloptUn on his
promise to provide for his family. has
failed, on the affidavit Of two reputable
citizens TO keep his promsie. The court
was asked to carry out the sentence
against Glass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
EXTENSION OF MAINS.
Water Committee Will Look
Into the Matter.

A whole lot of routine business was
TRANSACTED by the Water Committee last
night during session of nearly three
hours duration.
The debate was accustomed by the sug-
sestion made to extend certain water
mains into the county in the West End,
one on Floyd Avenue and the other lhto
the Seaboard Air Line shops and yards
north Of the Exposition Grounds. 4 com
rnittec OF three. consisting Of Messrs:
Mills. Donleayy and shea. was appointed
new on the matter and report.
The reports from the superintendent
were received, and recommendations were
made concerning main extensions, ard
after bills were audited and recommend.
ed The COMMITTEES adjourned.
Those present were Messrs. Mann, chair
man. Mills, Beck. Afasurier. Lea Rev-
nolis. Don'eavy and Morton and Super
intendent Boiling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
Outlook for Baseball

Jake Wells said last night that no was
not identified with the movement TO or
gonae Stnto baseball league here, With
Richmond on the list.
None OF the enthusiasts here seem to
know anything about the scheme. Messrs
strother aud Sullivan who have been
mentioned In connection with the scheme
arc known as ball men, though are not
known here.
Those interested IN the reorganization
OF the Twin City League will meet at
Murphy's Hotel tonight, when plans for
next season will be mapped ont.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
HAD GOOD MEETING.
Mrs. Purcell Gives Glowing Ac-
count Of DAUGHTERS Convention.

Nv! l ,. = "a SSA1A 1880 . 1909
count Of Daughters Convention.
Mrs. u. Il. Purcell. regent Of the Com
n,onwcnlti, Chapter, D. a. r.. returned
from the state Convention In Iredercks-
burg last evening.
she reports that the Daughters had a
most delightful time in conventions; that
they were entertained on arriving at 9.
musicale given by the Masons; after
wards at Il luncheon given by Mrs COOL.
rich, in the Lodge House. at the Mary
washington monument, and at ten
& ven by Mrs. Clark and at reception
rendered by Mrs. Charles Lorraine Ruf-
fin, of Gnowdcn Y.
Nfrs. Eleanor Washington Howard was
rcappo!nted State regent The committee
appointed by Mrs. Charles FAIRBANKS
from the National Society. discussed the
plans OF cooperation between tho D. a.
R.'s ara the Antiquarian Society for the
Restoration Of jamestown. Much was
accomplished and 1t is believed that an
excellent report W II be submitted TO
Congress in the spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
Nash-Snith.

very pretty. but quiet wedding was
solcmnzed at the homo OF Mrs. u. D..
Yarbrough. OF No. a21 Eastt Marshall
street, at P. NJ, when Mr.. Nit o..
Nash, OF Harrington, Hanover county, and
Miss Hattio Lee Smith, OF Hanover coui,-
~, were united by the Rev.. Ryland
Knight, OF Calvary Baptist Church, his
CITY, as tho cclcbrant. Mr. Nash Is a
prominent young business man OF Far
rington, and his bride Is a charming
daughter OF Mr. l.. i. Smith, a prominent
farmer of Montpelier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
was s1o.25 for pile offered a. crershaw's

WIS SIV.-1 TOT a pie |UIteIeU III 0Tt!ISIlstV =
There We're five or six wagons IN ut
ldications are that there will be II fair sale
for the season there to-day. Mr.. l.. y.
Vaughan stated yesterday that liatle to-
bacco was expected on the market before
November 1st the sales season seldom
really opening before that date. The prom
Use Of warm rain and n season have dis
appeared. and the prospects are FOR small
sales next week.
Messrs. L. &. Vaughan & Co. have sent
out ito patrons circular. in which it Is
stated that the market is now well opened
with good prices and strong demand for
leaf tobacco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
NEWS FROM
S0UT.HSIDE
Charges Of Burglary Preferred
Against Five Men and
a Boy.
THE COMMITTEE WON'T TALK
Admit Receiving Comnunica-
ton From Inmate Of Aims
Householder Items.
THE COMMITTEE WON'T TALK
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch, I
No, 11l2 Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch, [
No. 1ll2 Hull Street
serious chnrge Of burglary has been
brought against John Bunynn Dunnivant.
Luther Gregory, Bernard, Burke, Frank
Peters. Russell Farmer and Wesley
Reams. The charge was preferred by
William Westcott, Waterman Of the
Standard Cotton Mills, WHO states that
no saw Renns enter n window OF the
mills, having been put through by Dumb
want after they had broken two bars
of the window Westcott said that ne
saw them in time to prevent their Sc
curing anything. lie notified Policeman
Waymnck, who put the men under ar
rest The first three men were placed
III tho Manchester police station; Rus
sell Farmer has been summoned and
Reams is still at large. The last is said
to be a mere boy, about twelve or four
teen years Of age
The prisoners claim that they went
down to the mills to shoot craps, but did
not do SO, and that Rcams was not of
the party. having gone down separately.
They say that Rcams was called into tho
mills by Wcstcott, who later caused him
to be arrested for breaking In. The case
promises interesting developments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-28
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

We desire to inform our trade ana mo
pubilc generally that we have made q"
Engagements with one OF the best grow.
ers on Yorl, River to handle excins'VeIy
his oysters on this market. we are
receiving daily direct from YORK f' N'.
shell oysters which are opened In our
house, These oysters are the finest that
we have handled in number OF years.
you are requested to call and inspect
them. GEO. B. BULL CO.
Phones SO or 1900.
a3e and 53si North Sixth Street. 3