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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-06

Included in this lot are the best
ready-to-wear garments for spring
wear TO be seen in Washington.
Swaggerly tailored. best cloths. and
excellent finish.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13
F < !. + |. 1. 4 < < < i. .s + ss -s s .s < PERSONAL MENTION. < < 1. <. < +s {. .;. i. i. sE < ! -r -s 1. T. 's

Mrs. Emil Marks spent the day with friends at Lowell yesterday.
 James Nichols was among passsa- gers out last evening for Tombstone, where he will be for a couple of days on business.
 Street Superintendent Kreigbaun has had several crews at work on the streets the last few days making vari- ous sorts of improvements.
 The exterior of the Whitehead res taurant is being attractively painted.
 Mrs. J. A. Taylor and daughter re- turned yesterday from very agreed ble visit in the east
 Tony Dean returned yesterday from Agua CaEente Hot Springs in Marico- pa county.
 c. H. Fox is a visitor in town from Cananea.
 Manager Rorser. of the Copper Queen Hotel. returned last evening from a visit at Los Angeles.
 Officers Kidder and Radebaugh were among passengers on last evenings 5 train from Tombstone to Douglas.
 Al. Stumpf returned to the city last evening from Tombstone, where he was on insurance business.
 Stewart Hunt was among passengers cut last evening for Tombstone.
 Malone Joyce, travelling representa- tive of the Colorado Midland, was among visitors in town yesterday.
 Max Marks returned yesterday to Hermosillo. after a several days visit with his brother, Emil Marks of this city.
 Mrs. Needham. mother of Agent Needham, of the E. P. & s. W. has concluded visit with her son and re turned 10 her home at Napa. Cal.
 Rev. L. W Wheatley is reported i'll with tOnslitis.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13
TEN MORE DAYS
 OF REVIEW CNNTEST
LAST VOTES WILL BE COUNTED ON EVENING OF DECEM-
 BER 23RO.
Miss GoIdsworthy sihI Maintains Her Lead-Next Candidate Is Two Thou sA1d Votes Behind-Watch the Re turns From Now Until the End of the Contest.

' Only ten more days remain of the Review voting contest. Yesterday was pay cay, and coupons by the hun dred were issued across the business counter at this office Some were in exchange for new subscriptions paid in advance. Others were for old subscriptions paid in advance. Cou- pons were issued for all alike. If you have not paid your subscription in ad- vance you can help some young womz an win a valuable prize in the voting contest. The last week will be the real test. Watch the returns There are some surprises in store for you. The standing of the candidates yester- daE was as fO11Ouz.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Sonora Bonanza Mining Go. will be held at the Nsco Hotel. Naco. Ari- zona, on Wednesday, the 18th day of December, 1904, at 4 o'clock D. m.. for the purpose of electing a board of di- rectors for the ensuing year, and for he transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before it.
 DAN LEWIS,
 Secretary. Dated this Sth day of December. 1904.
 First Pub. Dec. Il.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

[. c. S. Man Here-E P. Grindell. representing the International Core spondsnce Schools, of Scranton. Pa, arrived in Bisbee Saturday evening from Tucson. and will be al the Hote, Johnscn for the next few days.
 Scranton School students are coming rapidly to the front and getting the test jobs. especially where technical education is necessary.
 Nearly two hundred persons in Bis bao alone are now taking advantage ol this great system Of education by mail. l. c. s. students burn midnight oil. This school is now the greatest educa- tional institution En the world. and has over 100000 students studying 173 diff. ferent courses. IL takes 76 mail sacks and four hundred dollars worth of postage stamps to cary the students mail away from Scranton each day Spend your idle moments in study. See Mir Grindell about what course to take You can find him at the Hotel Johnson for the next few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

A course Of study in the Internatior- al Correspondence Schools IS as goci an Xmas present as you can buy Their phonosraph. as used in the Span ish course. can also be used for enter tainment by getting the Edison gold moulded music records. About nf- teen of these machines are in use in B-sbee by Spanish students See E. P. Grindell about it. He IS at the Ho- tel Johnson now.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Before U. S. Jury-Marshal Snod grass left last evening for Tombstone with J. Ro'tenhauser. who he takes before the United States grand jury las a witness in the 4. Contrares case wherein Contrares is charged with ab auction and win violation of the U. s immigration laws. Contrary 10 the impression that the manner of his name would give. Rottenhauser is 8 Mexican peon of the most pronounced type.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Attacked Cripple Officer White ar- rested man Sunday evening who was cursing and threatening to attack a v.cJirn of St. Vitus dance who was so- liciting aims on Main street. The man arrested became very abusive. and a. tempted to resist the ofcer, who used his night stick effectively. In he court of Judge Brown yesterday the offender was fined $10.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13
Basket eau contest-On Monday

Basket Ball contest-On Monday ev, ening. the 26th, the Morenci Baske; Ball team will contest with he Bisbee team at the gymnasium. All lovers of this fascinating sport will do well to remember the date. The Bisbee team. under the direction of Capt Holden. will no doubt give the visitors Ia lively contest. and a most enjoyable evening IS anticipated.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Hearing Postponc3 Charles Harris appeared in the court of Judge Me Donald yesterday to answer a charge ot violation of the school law. Hearing was put over until Wednesday OF an nouncement by his attorney that he would be unable to appear before that time because of court business at TOmbstOna.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Another Child Sick-AnotheI daugh- ter of Dayton Graham was taken sick with diphtheria yesterday It will be recalled that MT. and Mrs. Graham lost one child from the dread disease last week
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Gooc Order PreValls-Jack AIunch and Jack White are the special off ce7s looking after the city this week
 under appointment by Marshal Snod grass on instruction by the City Coun- .Cn- So far the two extra men have been entirely able to handle the work assigned them and nave had light jobs lat that. The disorder expected, from reports from Douglas. would accom-. pany ;he carnival shows. has failed al. togetie- so far to materialize.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Stole From HoteI-A Mexican who stole a couple of syphon bottles from the Copper Queen Hotel yesterday was arrested shortly after while trying to sell the bottles al a store. Judge Me Donald sentenced him to twelve days on the chain gang. The man has been caught at petty stealing on several oc- C2siOns
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

WANTED-Board in respectable Dri vate family for sixty or ninety days by young couple with good natured healthy baby boy aged months. Call on or address A. $. H, Copper Queen Hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Delayed Trsin-A misplaced signal light in the E P & s. W. yard Sunday night caused the derailment of the en- zine attached to the special train for Naco, scheduled to leave town at II ?. IT.. As a result of the derailment the departure of the train was delayed sev- eral hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Died ln Tonbstone-Word was re. eeived in Bisbee yesterday from Tombstone of the death of Jack Mitch. inson. sn old timer in Cochise county, and a former employe in the Copper Queen mine at this place.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Special Train-A special train leaves the city at SIS tonight for Naco. The attraction at that point is a dance. Re turn to Bisbee the train will leave Naco about l a. m. The round rip fare is 50 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

Had a Bunch-Seven Mexicans were arraigned before Judge Mcdonald yes terday charged with disorderly con duct. Each of the men was given nine days in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Trainmaster Here-Trainmaster (. E. Brown, of the F. P. & S. w. came to the city yesterday to look after 3e- tails regarding the conduct of his Ge- partment with the railroad
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Severely 6ruised-Mrs- A. L. Man nahan was severely bruised and shak- en up Sunday morning as a result of being thrown from the horse she was riding on the Lowell road.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Presiding EIder-Dr. s. J. Rogers, of Prescott, presiding elder of the Methodist Church. conducted quarter ly and regular church services in this city yesterday, Rev Wheatley. the res ident pastor of the church being ill
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13
MILES p. HARLOW
Mining Man of Nogalcs Dies in
 Denver.

Willis P. Harlow. chief promoter oi the Yaqui Copper company in Sonora, and well known in Tucson and No gales, where he formerly resided. died suddedly at Denver Tuesday night.
 MT. Harlow and the late Judge Barnes were close personal friends and the death of Harlow SO soon afte7 that of the noted Tucson jurist and in much the same manner, will be re- garded as a coincidence.
 MT. Harlow was. about fifty-four years of age and a man of powerful physique. He leaves a wife and son
 The family resided in New York for three years past.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

4 Daughter Ahead-Frej Hanscom returned yesterday to Tombstone, bet Ter off by one daughter than he was when ne came over to this city on Sun day morning. The young lady is d bTight-eyed little one, who tips the scales at ten pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13
To Elect offcers-Rathbone Sis.

To Elect Officers-Rathbone Sisters will hold both a business and a social session tonight. Members Of the lodge are asked to be present early, ss there will be considerable business 10 transact, including the election oi officers for the ensuing year.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13
Bought Property-A. G.

Bought Property-A G. Watkins yesterday purchased through the of fee of J. E. Thompson inc Martin O'Hare cottage and lot on Oak Ave nue. MT Watkins will make som'a improvements at the property and then move into it.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Back in Sprins-Dr. L. NJ. Swiker- ath. the optician. who has been here for the past several days. left on last evenings train for Phoenix. He will be here again in the spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

For Fighting Peterson and John Nelson were arrested shortly af- ter midnight yesterday by Officer WI meat market In the court of Judge Mcdonald yesterday both men enter ed pleas of guilty and were fined 30
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13
KINNEY BROS. New Butcher Shop Opened Opposite Depot

The tatorium-Architect Hurst is rushing the work on the new natato- rum, and the people of B.sbee will soon enjoy this luxury of the sea shore.>i -ss
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Another carload buggies has been received at Lowell at the Brophy Car riage Repository.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Runabouts and vehicles of all de scripuons. the good kind, at Brophy Carriage Repository at Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

All patrons of the First National Bank are requested to hand in pass books and get the benefit of interest credits due to date.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Spring wagons, delivery wagons. and all kinds of wagons can be found at the Brophy Carriage Repository a. Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-13

Knights of Pythias meet tonight at 7:30.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
BEGINNING
OF LENT
Ash Wednesday Will be OBJ
served in Churches To
morrow.
.LENTEN REGULATIONS ISSUED
Great Vespcr Service F[eldin ST..
Peters -Meeting OF Sunday
School Associations.
LENTEN REGULATIONS ISSUED

/ Ash Wednesday,, the beginning OF; Lent,
will be observed Tomorrow in all the
Catholic churches of the city. Special
services will he held, and there will DO
several masses In each church. The I'M
pressive ceremony of blessing and dis
tributlng the. ashes Will be carried out
During the Lenten season appropriate
services will be held in all the Catholic
and Episcopal churches of Richmond. Tho
Catholics will be guided by the following
regulations, which have Just been issued
by Bishop Van de Vyver:
lash Wednesday. the nrst day OF Lent
i Ails,the faithful who have. completed their
twenty-h year are unless 1esi.nf!ey ua
2 They are to take but one meal a day.
exceptlng Sundays. 80 l. -, -
be taken iii about noon.
small rsire,l,me e, ,s eoI, yenInS ce
obligation S n'lt Of fssns Persons under !wsn.y-
Of are SsSss af Tes Hars'f
those who. through weakness iIs i oe cannot fast
wthpS Ss ars 9 nfl s besides
tho obligation of fasting. imposed by the
church hs holy of Lent shed nr Pc
Of Of sorrow for sin, Of seciuson from the world
and It's amusemenls ana OF generous aims
T. T. The The Paschal time extends from the first
sGaSy in a Ii III 'H WSo Ssrs
fttins age are bound to receive "orthlly the
saes Bs aats sueA e e. ns ,Af o S1ss
speeiai dspcnsatIons are granted; i. :, !. al
Tussdays thursdays and Saturdays, with the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
IL tho ground tint they wo,id not allow

Oh tho ground that they would not allow
Sears and Gunter'h to act 81
II don Is want these men, Mr.. sn Il1
declared the Gloucester member, peeaus :.
they haVo already prejudlced the cuse ,..
Tho names Of, Keezell and jordan MY q,
become d, stencil In the nostrlls - -, .m
oyster people, and4to send them no NV
there would bio like Haunting red rag
In the face OF a mad bull.
WOULD $rARALYz15 THEM.
Mr.. Stubbs had spoken for over an no '',
III his second argument against the ~. ~
ard struck snaEs at almost every e ~, -. ;.
members from the upland counties l', ,,,s
great volleys Of Questions at nm n liz H.
member, In concluding, declared ,i'at W. W
passage Of the Jordan bill wou is a p,iir
I'VE the business interests OF ms oaa.As
section, and that the state owed more y
ails people than To make their country y
barren waste. He said he l1au l'e ",
voted In his long service TO tnH Ivy
nc ople Of any section without thel, c COL.
sent, and he was ready now TO .. !e..Y
down the bars and give the great ,,.' "
ltrtunity to tile mines Of the soutl."t 30,
and to the material Industries Oh wy
state everywhere.
Mr.. Lewis. Of ESSEX. followed Mr.
Stubs. and spoke briefly against the
measure, which he said would thrust
great injustice Upon the people Oh nus
district. He contended that the oyster
Industry was now paying institution
10 the state, and that the revenues IRON
this source were increasing year oy year,
The speaker argued at some icns ~
AGAINST the constitutionallty of tho Jor'
dan bill. and appealed to the House
not to pass 1t over the earnest protest
OF his people.
When Mir. Lewis had concluded his
remarks, the House, on motion Of Mr.,
Lee, of Fairfax, decided to meet at ~
O'clock to-day, In order to q completion On
Of the discussion Of tho the oyster OH
before the taking of the vote at l'ao =.
NJ. The bill authorizing the change OF
verne In cases where persons are charged
with criminal assault, was reported from
the Senate, and passed under suspension
OF the rules, as was also the companion
measure to allow the testimony OF LADIES
assaulted to be taken In private.
The House held q formal session at
$3.50 o'clock, in order to allow the Speaker
to sign these bills.
At this session no other business was
tire cted. as
BILLS OFFERED; ,
The following bills were Offered and referred:
BY Ms a $50 eSc
vaase Nc ss 81 sSas f esa sseHs
criminal assault: !. !, :. q, ro,o ~,
BY Mr.. Garrett: 70 amend the law III eeiati2t
to the punishment OF larceny
BY Mr.. Churchman: TO repeal certain sec
tions OF the Code SO ns to conform 70 inc Con
stituton.
by Mir. Lion: 10. amend tho law In relation
to the refunding OF certain license taxes. so a.
to allow tho heirs OF barkeepers such r fund
BY Mr.. ould:3To prevent persons divorced
for felony from marrying Fry AGAIN INC present law
50 as to relieve the botters OF M Liquors
from the payment Of wholesale 'i1uor licenses ems
and the quantity to DO sold at not less than thar
ive gallons, not TO be drunk OH the PROMISES t;
to the Jurisdiction OF Justices Of the peace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
4 ANNUAL VESPERs,
Impressive Services Held Sunday
at St, Peters.

The annual vesper service q tie
knights Of Columbus was held Sunuas
nirht at 81. Peters Cathedral. The choir
of the Cathedral was assisted by mem
hers from other cloirs of the city. The
singing was under the direction OF MISS
Nina Randolph, and was Of exceptional
merit.
canacity. The affairs We're richly and
beautifully decorated with flowers ana
candelabra. The knights marched INTO
the church In a body, nearly $50 strong.
The address Of the evening was delivered
by Bishop Van, de yyver, me deacons or
5 ~ were the Rev. j. r. O'Reilly and the
Rev, j. j.. Menley, both Of Sacred Heart.
rather Bowler, of the Cathedral was
celebrant Of The {yesper service, and the
REV. Fathers Cyril De Muynek and Jo-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16

CLEEPLESSNE is simply rapid road to the insane
exhausted md Frustrated feelings following wake
ful, disturbed and unrefreshing nights ore terrible
tired brains, ard debtated bodies when we consider
the thousands upon thousands who pass sleepess 9r s
miserable dragged out scarcely able to face the days
work. What wonder that so many rise mornings from
their BEDS where they have lain with weary Ids ana
seepless eyes tossing from side to sde or simply CATCH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
MR.. HUXLEY WON'T SERVE
Mathews Member Will With-
draw From Oyster Committee.

Hon. George Y. Hunley. Of Mathews.
will to-day speak In opposition TO the
passage of theSEJordan oyster bill, and
will in the course of his remarks decline
to serve on the committee named IN the
bill to mark the re-survey Vt the Baylor
lines.
:, Mr., Hunley's, name *as inserted In
tho bill while he was absent, attending
tha funeral OF hlssbrothar, and the meas.
u-e was then cngrosscd It has passed
its amsndatory stage in the House and
MI Huney's nume4will have toibe strick
ell cut In the Senate and another inserted.
In speaking of the matter last night Alr;
li5uney said that while !e !, app p f,s e q
eoiIenEaes. he had pretty well made up
his mind that he could not serve. lie
pointed out that he had lose great deal
OF time from his private affairs within
the plst several yearc on account Of his
service in the House. and lie did not feel
that he could afford to be from home
pl actlcally all of the coming summer.
The bill provides no compensation for
the members Of the commission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
AS TO BURGLARY.
Garrett Bill Would Make Pun
ishnent Heavier.

Mr. Garrett. OF Franklin, offered In tho
House yesterday bill to amend section
37O6 of the Code. so that when, nitro
glycerine. dynamite. powder or other ex-
plosives are used to enter buildings for
only for larceny, the punishment shall be
confinement In the pententiary not less
than two nor more than eighteen years
for breaking into banks and other business
institutions, for the purpose CT larceny,
where explosives are used. either to en- ter
buildings. or safes. or vaults, the Coue
only provides maximum penalty OF
confinement in the penitentiary for ten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
Honors to Judge o, O, thmey

County Court, the bar OF the county met
md passed highly complimentary resola'
tons to tho retiring Judge. Hon, @. g.
tho highest terms the bars estimate of
Judge Gwathmey's conscientious adminis-
tra .lon and for his strict Integrity as j, 9
Iunge and man, and testifylnS i, 10 ms ~
an inadyertence, perhaps. the correspond-
en- N a former report failed to maze
mention Of this highly Interesting pT9'
ceeding Of the day. 3g, tslsl5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
LOW GAS DELAYED.
Light Committee Lays the Pro-
position on the Table.

AT regular meeting Of the Light Com
cept, gas TO consumers was laid on the
table to await the action OF the Finance
Committee "th reference TO the proposed
new gas holder for the West End
The question involved in the after prop
oston Is whether or not 1t Will be better
II pay for the holder cut OF current
revenues In two years or 10 issue ponds
10. The entire amount NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
Richmonders in New York.

1SpeclAl 10 Tie Times-Dlspatch.l
NEW, YORK. Feb 15.-Flfth Avenue,
/. - Thayer; Netherland, H. = Gilm49ir
and wife; Marlborough. j. ]. Crutchneld;
broadway Central II. =. Iill, ". J; John,
SON. 81, Denis, A. b. Gligon; Herald
SQUARE, =, A. ..constIne; York y. g An an
dlews j, Stokes, ". b. Plzzinl an9
VIE. Miss A. Martern. A. Martern ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
Special 8Orders.

The Committee on General Laws have
set the following interesting bills as spe-
cial orders:
emptions, Wednesday. February nth, 10
a. NJ. ait.
Mr.. Stewards BILL as to the burial Of
dead humnn bodies near sour ces OF water
supplies, Monday, February 20 10 O'Clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
Recovering Rapidly.

The friends of Mrs. Jeter. OF Lunenburg
county, who has recently undergone q
very serious operation, which was per-
formed by Or, Jacob MlchauS VIII be
delighted to know that she is rapidly re-
covering
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
Peonage in Texas.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch)
LIJPKINi, TEXAS Feb. 15.--rhe Fed
eral grand jury of this district has been
Investigating the charges that the prac-
Az n result Of this Investigation. ], II.
Bonner OF Luikin. one OF the, most prom-
rested here on an Indictment charging
him With that offense, Other arrests are
expected, e3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
Connection Granted.

The Water Committee last night author,
ICED the establishment NJ m additional
waite, main at tic state pententlary, in
ORDER to afford addltlOna fire protection,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16
Will Leave Tonight.

The joint committeeman education Of
tn, two houses will leave tonight over
Southwest and viii examine the public
institutions of the State In that section
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-16

exception of the second and last Saturdays
OF Lent Bit flesh meat ana 'fsh ar no -, =,
be used nj the same meal during Lent e'''N
on Sundays In ,d eggs
is ais, permitted every day in Lent, ,,,
=. a. II Is allowed to take In the morning spne
warm LIQUID, az tea, coffee or thln cnoc2ii's,
made With water. and with this liquid 2
!" 4, THOSE for Whom the hour OF noon may 20
mn announcement time for dinner may lnVert INC
order and take their collation. In the moih'hR
and their dinner IN the evening.
s. The use OF hog lard, or dripping. lnste ,
of butter Is authorized In preparing permitted
io g. Persons exempt from the obligation Of
fasting are FREQ 10 take meat more than once
on those days when its use Is granted pS
at IffImBv virute Of an indult granted e US
& Nv the holy see March 49, ls'6. we permit 70
ali workingmen and their small fanlil.rs =, me
Use Of flesh meat once a day on all ltst u,iS
and abstinence days throughout the year Win
tha exception Of Fridays, Ash 3Wfunesn - -,
the "Wednesday and Saturday OF Holy Weeh
and tho eve of Christmas. ,,.,s
: Those who avail themselves"ot ths .inauls
are not allowed to use flesh meat am nsn ~
the same meal and they ars earn. FLY TX
horted to perform some other act OF mofll
cation such as abstinence from lntoHicatins
liquors. {, 20 ron,,nded that on
the first Sunday In Lent the coectloh ~ "! ~
india, and coored missions u 70 ne taheh
in in oil the churches throughout the a'oeese'