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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-12-07

Stateburg. C. F. McFadden was
t1agnan. The judges Were: A: R.
Sanders, w. l.. Saunders aud r. NJ.
Brown.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
WrUi;e @Efnriinm

9crriuintru SiitriIte ocS HcutIdlcu ltutcr.
itiiBnu9SsSHnoea uun @cItsNaltimurc"
Suuutng. g...........-......o ocu g. Sutt 1904
muCb Huef'e eruUr, Mud Street.
Vpptc perlniien Sooipn }tcrfic am Sure Der
9urf StruBc nm lUr Unb s llbr Wpr9cnS.
gromu'S 2sertte, 10 MnutCn 'fpdter. 9idc.S
fir Grpur6iclIc Pc; Niubcr i5r. Siir @rfris
ibunpcrt iopic llntcrbaIluu0 ieocr Slrt III uuf
huS llmfun1rciCbite gcurgt Q75S9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

Ri4ter @m. 3. 3enOr bon 8uIbing
ton, y. g., IAreibt BON 213 q. Capitol
Strabe:
gtit @ergniigen empfeble td ben Sc
brdu9 BON Peruna aI8 Elm Mlittel fir "a
turrbuIiIde 9eiatperben unb ais elm b09T
pOr3iigIi6es Sonic fir allgemsine gu.
itdnbe. - Wm. 8. 3enor.
Grau 9Gmdnba Wtorrilt. 130 Reib,
Gtrabe, Gtiaabetb, q. s., I9rsibt:
sd mar iiber aipei Sabre trant mi
nerODIer @rIdIdffitns unb aIlgemeiner
Sdpdde trb 9er3beTdperben. Sattr
bier OOttoren. uIIe iugten, bub i'd MIDI
geTunb tperbsu t0nnte. Sn neun NlOnater
lUur i'd teinen Sdritt gegangeu, bu id
tbeiIpeiIe geld6mt mar un0 Ser5tlOpfeu
bate icbcn aubcren Sag; id iuar ab-
ecsebrt tuie Elm Sfelett, id tuUg MIR So
Tfunb.
Siebsu Monote lang babe id p.runc
UerUmmtu. G5 BAT mein 2s6en gerettet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
Wioro mnO Sel6itmorS.

gtep 0orf %. fatni. SSn
Scr BON Der @ithpe Bridget See, 81
,So5re alt, geiiIbrteu @irtbidnft III
Nr. 235, Triggs gpeue, Yrooflpn,
ipicItc ii6 bellte 5t friiber Woraen.
IlmOc cine 5mcifa6e Grog0oie ab.
IS mar ll6r mo Srau See icbifte
iid) eben on, in ibr Shloi5immer 5n
gebclt, nIS iie ibr BARTENDER" 5ranf
Sbduon 3S Sabre alt, ser in Die
icide @ithpe bis iIber ole Obren ucr-
licbt NOR, beItiirnte, i'm 5u bciru.
then. GSroll Sec batte ibn idou oft o6.
gcluieicn unO tbnt e5 auh oieSmoI;
ou 300 6rant eineu 9feooluer uno
idoB ibr cine Stugel ms Ser5, oaB
iie to0t nicoeritiir5te Damn elite ser
0i0roer in iein Shlo5imner uno
t00tetc iid) Our6 einen S6uB in Die
Sdldie Gie ermorocte 8ittlue bins
terldBt jiuci fin0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
Der WlOrOcr entgcbt icincr gcrcdten
Strafc.

Sclenn 0iont., D. 2uni.
@ouocrnclr Goole miro pom @ou-
ucrnclr BON W}iiiouri ni6t Ole glus-
Iicicrlng oe9 olten @illiam DiilcS
ocrlonGcn lucIdcr Dor ctliCben Ia.
gen in &unia5 Gim lib Der Grmors
Olng ciucS NremicrS Der yMontanu-
Union 9obu" n6rotitb bon Deer
2oOgc imSu6re 1885 ihulOig 6ctunnt
bat, wG6rcnO icbou ein gepiiier @olts
bom nif ooS @eItdnoniB ocrielbcn
Sbot bin cine 3ud]tbolSitrafc in0eer
&oogc Ucr6iibt. Der @oubcrncur err
fldrt iid) ic6ob 0eneigt @otbdm nit
9iiidlidt oltt icinen geiltigen 3uliano
aus Scr Suft 3u cntIoiicn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
&cpnblifaniIdc NatiOs
nal:GOnbcmtiOM.
3 W eiter al.

Die ElattfOrm ucrleicn nuO nnocnum-
men. - SuirbanfS Der &iec Bra
iiocntldlnitS Ganoioat. - Qua.
tiOncn fir 0cnrral Sitcr6uu0
nno Sprcdcr Cannon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
NnS Der 9Irbcitcrluclt.
Die Golorooo'er Strifer lin6 gum
gSiocrltauo enti6lolien.

Nl0erltauo entldl0nell.
Bucblo, Sol, %. rlmi. - lin.
gciGbr GO 0clcgnten boben li6 bier
bclltc 5n Dem Special Gonpcnt Oc5
10. 0iltriftS Der n&ereinigten @rr-
benurbeiter Don 9Inlerifo" 5uionmcn.
gcinnoen. Gem Gonuent lie0t 0ic
tSroGc Oor, ob eS nibt oaS Bette m1rc,
ocn Strife III Den GobleniclOcrn ocS
iiioli6eu Colorado, melhcr felt go.
bender 1903 i'm @angc lit, en0lid,
fiir bccnoet 5it crfldrcn. Die Stim-
mmg Scr MoioritGt Der 0clcgatcn
i6cint oo6in 81 aeben, DAB man felt
bei'm Strife uerborren lo0, iclbit in
Dem Sale, ooB Der glationul 8crbouo
Ielne llnterItiibung 3uriid5iebt.
@ruben @r0finuug I'M.
ter WtilitGri6ub.
g &ictor, Sol, %. SUM. - Die
Bortlono 3c6e, lpcl6e BON General
Bel gei6lolien murOe, peil in i6r
llnion &eute beid0itigt mur0cn.
uuroe bcutc nit einer gln5o6l 9ti6t.
llnion 9lrbeitcr mic0cr in 9ctric6
gciebt. 9ic MlilitGr Gomnliiiiun,
melcbe oarii6er 3lt ucriiigen bat, pcln
Der 9Ilientbolt in ocm 8iltrift 3lt ae,
itotten lit llno mem ni6t, frat in Dem
0iireml Der 8ortlono 3ec1e 5uium.
men Inn 6etrefi5 Der glnitellltng BON
SteIleildenoen 0aS entideiOen0e
@ort 81 ipreden. 3ireftor 15rpjnq
Soubcrt bon Der nRortlonO 0olO
Mining 60" conltatirte beute, OaI3
Die Fortlano gr5miible in Colo
rnoo Sim in 6oIge @r5nangcla,
berbeigeiiibrt oltr6 Die glrbeitSein.
iteaung in Der 3ede, Gnoe oicicr
@o6e ani Orei8ohen geitloiien pcr.
Den miiiie. Otan 9loubt bier, oaB bel
Der @icOereroiinung mtr gti6huion.
2eutc gInitcllung iinoen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
Gttt ptOtstnenter 0eid6itSs
attanm bon SnotanapoItS
tuirOctber0citeGt so 0es
I'tnoDeit ttnO Graft omrd)
SerisaG. Gr IoOt: "1es
r1ttta tttGd)tc cimcm 1,cWem
Ntamn aus ntir. ="

trte i'd bc5cueen fann. Sd babe lit
tiinf Sabrcn uidt 10 tpubl gcffiblt, tdJ
taHn iiber cine @leile ucit laufen, uBmc
5n ermiiSen uno babe 30 9funb suses
nOnImen, felt t6 Reruna gebrau6t. sn
Der Shat id fann es uidt genus los
ben." - SrmI gtmanoa Rorri[G.
peruna berfeblt niemals IpTemiI6en
&atarrb obcr nerD6Ie GrfdtaTfung Su D.ra
bitten. ipenn be- 3eitsH aenommen. pes
runa in bic prompteTte unb permanente
&ur fir uIIs Sale BON nerb0fer Grl6lafs
flung, berurIadt bur4 Tpitemii4en 2as
turrb, bic ben 2ler5ten betannt iF.
@enn sic bur4 ben @ebrau9 BON pes
runa feline promptsn unb befrisbieenben
ReIultote er5ieIen, 10 T9rei6en sic foFort
an 0r. 6urtmun, BEN sic sbren Gal[
cusfiibrIi9 beIhreibeu. unb er Dtro S6nen
germ Ieinen pertbbplleu Bath gratis srs
tbetlen.
glOreFe: 9r. Sdrtman, prGiiosnt bss
9artman Sdnitariums, Columbus. Sbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
3luci lC6Cnsmiioe Gyraicn.

Ncm 0ort %. SUM. - Die
40 Sabre alto 6rou S5oo geoocr be.
mobnt nit ibrcr y Sabre oltcn Willt.
Ter lmo eincm t3-idbrigen Sobne ci.
nige 1rmlidb cingcridtetc 3inInler in
9tr. 303, Mcit.t17. StroBe. S5br
Wtouu bate lie p0r ehun 5mei IS5a6ren
i'm Stid Gcloilcn, ltno leitOcnl mar
Die 8rnu iDrcs Goleins iiberoriilii0.
Scutc Utorgcn Ucri61ldtc ,Srau ,S0a
in ibren @nbc}inmcr cine Guonti.
tdt Sorbolidlre. SSbr Stobncn
brod)tc ole 0ltc Yiuttcr bcrbci uno
;ic lcbtc gcroOe nod lange genuQ mn
Der Wiuttcr Ncrjcibung 81 crtitter.
Shtcil Sobn Der 3unl glr5ie gelollfen
mar, lab Die 2lernItc nift nebr.
sSroil MorD VIudeiep, 40 Sabre olt.
nit Ntam mo hrei ain0ern in Nr.
1865, 3. glpcnuc, Dobnbaft, mohte
ibrem 2cbcn bcute Worgen ebenioa9
6ur6 @eri6ludcn elmer Quantitdt
aorboIi6llrc cin GnOe. 6eilte Wtrr.
gen, fp1brcno .)iafciep Wiilh 5ilri
tSriihitiid Goltc, ueriAludte ieinc6rou
Die Sdllrc. Sic lit. gro6e S1mcr.
sen ltno idbidte lire t2.i1brige God
ter oti Ole Strabe, Inn Siilfc berbei.
5itihoiicn. Eoli5iit 3ieglcr, Der nit
ocm Nt106cn Inn Oicielbe 3eit 5uriif-
fam, ipic NiadeieD nit ieiner DtiIG,
rib Dem Afannc oen @tildfrug aus
ser San0 nno flobte Der Seioenoen
Sen ,}nboIt geipdltidm Gin. 9ics ionIt
10 probate 9plittel perieblte oiesmol
feline ssirfung, oenn Die 5rou ltarb,
ebe nod Elm slr5t anIangte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
Tiir sDittmt1den &atarr6
Sie 1t TIT 6ommtr uOrberri6t giebt SGuaa vtOmvte
unO OaaeraOt MbbiIit.
6. g, gRboobs. SnOianupOlis, SnO., I6reibt:

~Se ben kBn Su4rn pB ih u it, nen iben 6Oku
Ha9t9a gu bubn Sogn unb u ube fdsnen f6Ggn,
ote @ ore ta bate onG t6nnn eu 9Ot tOnnts mir
nAt bn un retb mir mad benz Subn getn fir u pOGdnOign
2BeIA Dies mir ntt mUgi uus3uun m6reren
2mte 6t bate baB quna bnn Oi bin m4lOB i'd MIDI
pen unO bin nrt4 O odB i'd bun SbS 6Idn enn
Mann aus mir SD ee gut de gut unb febe 4t usgu uu
p9ine oIn @fdtn fallen mir nidt ba Idper babe ier
quite ntIate. gruna berid mpfeken.- - 6. G. @hoabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23

3amorrDoioersgier8ie fpeIcbe borgeben. en
bebeimittiitel oher etne flelte Wietbooe Der 9'e'
bnrolung bet Sdnorr6oioer 3u beiibeil. bic Ji'
rem S1llsnr3t. iinbefnnnt fnb. MAIDEN ftdb rur
rem 2eioen s'prtbeif an 8iebeit. gde ibnmE'
fen Sale, bic. ben gter{ten inter bic pdnoc
ioIrlnlen iino oieienGen, bic aus Der Pittberei
folder Gundfalber eriitehen Cine 5uaii5i1s
inbriae Grfnbrtinl nit alien 9lrten ncil 6dptors
tbotben uub Die 9ilfigung ntier meot5iniidcn
ennIen bnben 3lr Gieniine beipiciei, bah gllns
fcfis, bas sllberIdffafte, ihnenite, rnoifalte
iiiio ocrniinfteite nfier Iett befnnnien Wliitei
eeeen Sdhorrboioeu it, Qroben Don fMnafeis
iperbeu bon q. Heiiitdbter & Co. Nur 24t6.
Nsip'Dorf, frei pertanet. (9i[pSa,I&Ss)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
Or. Dt. pir,lrr,
bpmDupat6iI0er 9lr5t,
Rr. 1l19, Giuoen.Gueumc.

EGHc! TGiir!
snr 9lciie in's Hn0lauo beiorst 6.
Raine. Nr. Ali, ct. Sanl.Strafc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
germiidte telegrapbiide SepcidDen.

- 8ranf 5. @ouglo's Gbaufieur
Nillinm ". Goerett lit in 8recmuid),
Gdnn., uegen 5u idncaen GSabrcns
nit Dem Ailtomobil ieineS Serrn rmo
Meiiters 5n 30 Iogen @cidnaniB uno
silr Grleoung Der Soften perurtbeilt
poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-23
Baltimore CGio silcn6ubH.
9ratides sparbant bon Baltimore

- SilSWeit.Gfe -
Valtimors. nnO Gntau.StraFe.
Often idaItm uun bis 3 ubr.
9pnncTItna AbrHD bon @ bid 8 lihF
Wuf 2epoitten merben BiufeH beaa6lf.
Die @eloer iperoen rlr in fuIioen GfodS uub
@oHhs hnn RuA4siu,hten SoppstbefeH
aftgelegt.
Gbas. Sptlman, BrdIibent
Ghds. u. Sln1cpaiO, Bice-BrdFibent.
9irettnreH:
S0bn DrBnS, starl lie6erfHeCht
GpaS. SptlmdH, .. .. 9reber
Sopn WlebrlHg, ebrtft. Seumeter,
Nobert G1llge, Gbns. ". SinaetpaIb
y. p. Shdier, Seilrb Seriel
p. SeutHeI, 9Sm SptImdn
9atI 2tEsfrtHedlt, S6abmeiiter
Mm SRtltHans 9llfssS6abm.
(5nu4.1S)
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
GAMBLING EVIL
is DENOUNCED
Judge LawlOr Speaks of
1t in Passing Sentence
Upon Robert A. Mirowsky
CONFESSES To FORGERY
Says He Was a Lieutenant
in the Italian Army and
Lost Coin Playing Races

Yesterday was sentence day IN the
Superior courts. In Judge Lawlor's
court Robert A Mirowslzy, who pleaded
guilty tO-a charge OF forgery, was SEN
fenced TO serve two years In San Quen-
tin. Mirowsl5y had been employed as
bookkeeper by the Western Fish Com
peny and after being discharged for
peculating forged the name Of J. B.
lnguglia, the manager, to two checks
on the Central Trust Company.
MiroWsky came here in the begin
ming OF 1901, claiming that he was
Russian Count. In May Of that year
he married Mrs Fanny Rosenthal. who
mas q tobacco store at AIS Montgomery
street. but as he sQuandered her money
IN fast living and pawned her jewels
she procured divorce from him IN the
following September. He now claims
that he was a lieutenant IN the italian
army for several years, and that he
owes his misfortune TO gambling
The Judge IN passing sentence said:
The court Is convinced that this case
can be traced to the gambling evil
which has grown so alarmingly in our
midst. The temptation TO gamble IN
some form or other is encountered at
every turn IN the daily life Of this city,
and because OF these temptations those
who are not strong enough to resist
them become OUCCaSIS ana Criminals
In q moral sense the community is
steadily retrograding. Crime due to
temptation which finds apparent coun-
tenance in the administration OF the
law Is an every day story IN San Fran
cisco. Men, women and children who
are not born with evil dispositions are
going wrong because strong tempta-
tions are spread before them. It is an
unhappy state Of affairs and in this
case it has produced just as marked
a tragedy in the life of a human being
as though that life itself had been sac
rificed"
Carlos Gonzaga, who was convicted
by jury on charge Of burglary, was
sentenced by Judge Lawlor to serve
three years in Folsom penitentiary. He
broke into the Toulouse Of ". J. Camp
bell. Townsend and Jordan streets, on
January s
John Quinn, boy who was charged
guilty TO assault with deadly weapon,
had sentence suspended during his
good behavior. He and two other boys.
who are also on probation, stabbed
Martin kroger. a grocer at 500 Second
street. on November Is.
Michael Nealon, charged with as
sault with intent to do great bodily
harm and who pleaded guilty TO simple
assault, was fined 800 by Judge Dunno,
with the alternative OF fifty days In
the County jail. He attacked T. J.
Jordan, a newspaper man. on January
Z 1903. owing TO JoTdan'S criticism OF
the sport OF coursing.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
MAJOR CARRINGToN WILL GO
TO ST. LOUIS WITH SCOUTS
Secretary of War Taft Revokes His
Order Sending Gallant Officer Back
fH,a


Major Darlington is to go TO the St.
Louis Exposition after all While he
was thunderstruck on Thursday morn
ing when he received his orders 10 re-
turn to the Philippines, he was more
surprised yesterday morning when he
received telegraphic notice from Sec
retary of War Taft that the order Of
the preceding day had been revoked
and that he was to remain IN COM
mand Of the scouts and go in charge
of. them to the exposition.
What day they will leave here has
not been decided on as yet, but IT prob
ably viii be by the. end OF the week
In the meantime the scouts will drill
daily on the parade ground in front of
the general hospital buildings between
3 mad 4 o'clock and dress parade and
3 and 4 o'clock, and dress parade and
pairing to make big display at st.
Louis. The quarters in which they
are TO be encamped have been brought
from the Philippines, while Major Car
rington has brought large collection
Of Filipino curios with which TO dec
crate his headquarters cabin.
The transport Dix will begin loading
mules at o'clock tomorrow morning.
The animals will be brought in from
the Preside under q guard Of cavalry.
As the mules have been enjoying the
freedom Of the post for the past month
and IN a state of friskness there will
probably be some lively doings on the
transport dock when they attempt to
put them on board the ship.
There will be a big auction sale of
Uncle Sans condemned goods at An
gel sIand on Tuesday morning. Those
wishing to attend the sale must pro-
cure passes beforehand from Major P.
". West IN the Phelan building.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Dancing at caledonian Games.

The games committee OF the Gale
donian Club is making arrangements
for new and attractive features in
dancing at the annual gathering and
games to be held at Shell Mound Park
on Monday, May so This has always
been regarded as the most popular
event on the long programme and spe-
cial attention will be paid to It this
year. Besides Irish Jig and reel
dancing by members of the Gaelic
League Dancing Club there will be
other exhibitions of the terpsichorean
art never before seen at the clubs
games.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Benes Arraigned for Murder.

George Benes was arraigned before
Judge Dunno yesterday on a charge
OF murder and the case was continued
till April for the defendant to plead.
Benes Is accused Of shooting and kill
ing his wife, Emma, in the Humboldt
House, 1909 Stockton street, on De-
cember because she left him and
refused to return
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Explains Religious Paintings.

Rabbi Voorsanger gave an interest
ing lecture on Oppenheimer's paint
ings Of religious scenes at the Con-
cordia Club yesterday afternoon. The
lecture was given before the Council
Of Jewish Women OF this city. The
speaker explained each Of the valu-
able paintings, all of which are Illus
trative Of scenes of the Jewish reI-
gion. The lecture was well attended.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
Petitions in Insolrenor

Petitions in insolvency were fled
yesterday in the United States District
Court as follows: Alonzo Harrington.
laborer, Sacramento, liabilities 1921.
no assets; Thomas ]. Scherrebeck. car
penter, San Jose. liabilities $500. no
assets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

Suburban Service. Standard Gauge Electric
Depart from san Francisco Daily 700. 500.
c-CC 1900 Il 90 n n, u 30 AZ, ais. Ais
5.IS s.15. TOO. s-@5. IO:20. II as P m
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
patty % 6s35. : 40, s-55, e.35 II .O5 a
T. I2.2o. ! AS. 2.55. s:45. 4:45. 5:45. Gas.
AS DO ?. n
From MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN
rTGCO-Dzily. s:4s 6.55 T.52 s.55 s:5s
II 20 a n, Iz.s5. 200. s:l5. 4so5. sos. eos.
7.05 800. IO.s5 D n
THROUGH TRAINS
90 q n daly-Cz zzadero and way stations
Sis = n week days Saturday exceptecl-
females and way stations.
SIS ;. n Saturdays = cazade-o and way
stations
sundays only - 10 a. n. Point Reyes and
way stations
TICKET OFFTCE-s26 Market st
FERRT-Cnfon Depot. foot of Market St
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

for XornnE fer AfternOoa
6undny excepted iSunoay only
earurcMy only.
fercDs a. al sractcns On S1ndAy
r,ufT e-mfns sforpfng yalcnc1a 81 aourhh0a~-
~ ~ 7saoA-n- II 80 AZ s-sDS -s-ors
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

People who think themselves martyrs
often fail 10 see that they are just
blooming lucky.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27
sn28iyyEso 28yy
High-CIass speciaIiies EIarI Afternoon and
Evening IN the Heated Theater.

sHEcK BROTHERS.: GILES W. HARRING-
TON: CLARK-S DOG CIRCUS: MEMPHIS
KENNEDY: FEM BROTHERS. NABEI,
LAMSON AND NEW MOVING PICTURES.
Get Lost in the MYSTIC MIRROR MAZE
Take TRIP DOWN THE FLUME
Rare Animals From Every Cline In the Zoo.
AMATEUR NIGHT THURSDAY.
Admission. 1ocs Children, SC.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-27

DR.. T. F. Knorp has removed his Of
fees 20 the Muirhead building. Ne cor
ner OF Market and Larkin streets.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-04
.',N[WS OF DOUGLAS :. Daily Report of Importance
DOUGLAS 10 HAVE 4 BAPTIST CHURCH
 NEXT
THE MEMBERS WILL ERECT A CAST STONE BUILDING TO COST NOT LESS THAN
 FIVE THOUSAND
 DOLLARS.
Special to Review.)

Douglas, May S.-Within a few weeks the construction of the third church building to be erected in Doug las will begin. This time it is the Baptists who. following the example of the Methodists and Episcopalians, will testify their faith in the perma- hence of Douglas by the building of an attractive house of worship.
 The building to be erected by the Baptists will cost in the neighborhood of s5000, and win be located at the northeast corner of Tenth and E. It will be on an English model, construct ed of cast stone, and plasIered and frescoed inside. The plans will be completed this week. and within the next few weeks the contract for con- struction will be let.
 The Baptists have labored zealously to raise funds for their building. They have s1e00 in the bank at present; $1o00 will be given by the church ex- tension society, and another 5000 is available through subscription, while this sum will be materially enhanced by contributions that are promised on the condition that the edi1ice to be built was a handsome one From present indications the debt on the building will be merely nominal.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-04
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Supt. Walter Douglas was down from Bisbee this morning.
 Mrs. J. A. Holden has returned from a visit with friends in Bisbee.
 Fred Aguirre, the negro who was shot in the tenderloin few days ago, is rapidly improving. and Dr. Lindley reports that he will be cut in a few days.
 Rev. O. L. Yeager, of the Eighth Street Mission, has been engaged the past few days. assisted by others, in improving the appearance of the graves at the cemetery. Many of the mounds have worn an air of sad neg leet for some time. MT. Yeager filled all the sunken graves and otherwise improved their appearance.
 Some sixty or seven-y members of the local Lodge of the Impro7el Order of Red Men are slated 10 go on an sx- cursion to Bisbee on the l2th .nst, when the Bisbee lodge will celebrate the anniversary of its institution. An elaborate program of exercises has been arranged by the Bisbee lodge, which will fill in the day, to be wound up with a grand ball in the evening. All who wish to attend, whether Red Men or not, are invited to go on the ex- cursion.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-04

Attorney D. A. Richardson, of this city was attorney for the defense in an interesting suit which was on trial in the United States District Court at Tucson last Thursday, wherein A. J. Griswold, former postmaster at hat point, was sued by the government for s50oo. Ihe value of a money package lost from that postoffice in 1901. Jujg- ment was given for the defendant
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Douglas Building & Loan Association was held yesterday afternoon at the offices of Richardson & Lockwood. The following directors were elected for the ensuing year: L. c. Shattuck, Jos. Muheim, c. A. Over lock, F. s. Douglas, w. c. Ferguson, J. w. Stonehouse and F. B. Dorr. The company is only one year oid, but the growth of its business has been most satisfactory.
 Rev E. H. Gessell leaves tomorrow for Paradise, the new mining town in the Chiricauhuas, to investigate the spiritual possibilities of the camp. If it can afford, bank it ought to stand a church-especially with such a name. MT. Gessel will also repre- sent the International-American, the great religious daily of the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-04
DOUGLAS P0ST0fFICE HAD STAR MONTH
 IN APRIL
RECEIPTS EXCEED BY THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS THOSE OF ANY MONTH PRICED ING, AND ENTITIES
 CITY TO SECOND
 CLASS.
Especial 10 ReYiew.l


 Douglas, May 3.-Tbe receipts of the local postoffice for the month of April were the largest in its history, and Postmaster Caldwell is enabled to make a report 10 the department that is as gratifying to the community as to himself
 The receipts from stamp sales and box rents for thirty days were $16o0, larger by $500 than any other month in the history of the office. The re- ceipts in January of this year were $500. The larger income for each of these months was due to the payment of quarterly box rents, but the increase of $500 is to be aseribed to stamp sales, as but few more boxes were in use the past month than on the first of the year.
 The local office goes into the second class on July l, admission to this class being contingent upon an annual busi- ness of sS000. The business of this office. as shown by the statement made up March 30, footed up s11,000, or more than was necessary for admis- sion to the second-class. This class is made up of six subdivisions, Doug las going into the fourth division. At the present rate of growth the busi- ness of the Douglas office will foot up s150O by the end of the year.
 The showing made by the postofice here is particularly gratifying because it emphasizes the remarkably rapid growth of the town.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-04
cuaymas and Vice Versa.

Wells Fargo & Cos Express and Telegraph in operation between Minas Prietas and all parts of the world.
 Shortest and best route 10 Yaqui river, Barranca and San Marcial coal fields, Soyopa Sahuaripa, Ures, Ls Buca. La Dura, Yaqui Smelling & i.e fning and Yaqul Copper companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-04

Freight can be consigned to F. F Seymour bo be forwarded by team from Minas Prietas to the above named places.
 Advanced charges paid on all goods consigned to railway, which are re ceived. forwarded and warehousec free of commission and storage charges.
 At Minas Prietas depot hacks al ways ready to make trips to any oi the above named points at reasonabls rates.
 F. H. SEYMOUR. Pres-Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-04
Bowen, Hender-
 son & Hubbard
Palace Livery, Feed
 and Sale Stable

Mason's Old Stand. Upper Main St
 Telephone 25. Good rigs and careful drivers. speeia attention given to boarding of horses. Undertaking parlors in connecrrSn- Waiter c. Hubbard, Undertaken and Embalmer.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-04
TORRES C pRiETAs R'Y.
Time Card No. 17. In Effse'
 June 27 1903.

Train No. 1 leaves Minas Prietas at $500 a m, arrives at Torres GAS a. m.
 Train No. leaves Torres at s:OO &: 45 a. m.
 f:00 ?. m. arrives at Torres at 4:45 Train No. leaves Torres at 7:30 D. m., arrives at Minas Prietas at S:15 All Trains Connect at Torres with Southern Pacific (Sonora RsiiWoy) to and from Nogales and Guaymas.