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Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Children Nane SchooI-The school trustees were yesterday informed that the Tombstone canyon school pupils had fixed upon Lincoln" as the name for their school The trustees left the matter of selection of a name for he school to the pupils everai days ago. Yesterday the children in the several rooms of the building voted n the matter. The result was al- most unanImous expression in favor of nc name of which adopt-On was made The school will in Jhe future be off
 ialiv known as lincoln School of Bisbee."
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Heavy Travel tc Goldfelds-The E. P. & S. w. ticket office reports that travel to Goldfelds and Touopah, via Reno, is the heaviest business lt has had to handle in the last several weeks. Departures from the city for the new camps occur daily and are far in excess in the amount of busi- ness provided, of any form of travel that has been had to the coast points this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19
FAIR SEEN BY 1s.s7s.45s

St. Louis, Oct. 1S.-Attendance at the Worlds Fair yesterday. Chicago Day. was .163, ,317, last week ESQ., and since the openlng of the Exposi- tion 13,376,456
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Left a Heavy Roll-The E. P. & IS. W. pay car left roll of very com fortable size in the city upon the oc- cas.on of its visit Tuesday. All of $15.- 900 was disbursed anon the em- ployees having headquarters here
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Recovering From Operation-E. T. Vance, of CanaHea, operated upon Monday by Dr. Dysart. is reported as hospital. Mir. Vance was suffering with an abscess of the liver The surgical operation performed for his relief was a most delicate and dim- cult one.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

On Hunting Trip-Director Hurst, of the gymnasium. W. H. Brophy and M-. Browning, of the Copper Queen store, left yesterday for a several days hunting trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

New cottsse-James Letson is hay ing a new fve-room cottage built ad- joining his residence in Tombstone canyon. The new cottage will be a handsome, modern structure.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Bank BuiIdine-The concrete foun- cation for the new building of the Miners and Merchants bank will be ready to receive the upper work in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Mining Man-D. W. Lane came in last evening from Cananea. He is
 engaged ir mining operations in Sono- "a. some distance below Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Ladies contemplating buying a new coat or jacket suit, please call at Elm. porium Saturdays, Mondays and Wed, nesGay afternoons and investigate. Madame Bobbett.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Is At Phoenix-Dr. Dysart left yes terday for Phoenix. He Will be ab- sent until the last of the week. His visit to the capital is on a profession al mission.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

From El Psso-Ed Somers. former ly of this city. bu, now of the E. P < 5. W. general offices at Fl Paso, is in the city for a short visit. Mir. Som CTS wa hurt some time ago in a rail road accident. and was for a while in a ritical condition. He has now full ly recovered from the injuries sus- tained.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Engineer Here-Resident Engineer Wilson, of the E. P. & $. w. came in yesterday with an assistant to look after work in the local yard which will engage him for a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19
FRANK J. CHENEY.
2 q C Q e %3 e e e GOOD READING.

e e 2 e q e e 2 q %> e 6 g : c 6 C GOOD READING. { e To the ordinary person a ( @ blacksmith shops holds little (
 @ interest. But there are shops { o3 and other shops The E. B. ( e Mason blacksmith shop at Low {
 e ell is the most modern institu- ( q ton of its kind il this part of { Q the Territory. An electric C
 @ Buffalo blower makes the <:
 a sarks fly from two forges. A { '3 shoeing rack. 9 late appliance,
 6 makes shoe.1g of bronchos and |: 2 fractious horses as easy as 6 @ shoe.ng old Dobbin, the family C
 2 horse. C g In tire vehicle department is C
 @ a rubber tire machine of the C
 z latest pattern. A boring ma C
 9 chine for hubs, an immense |: g stock Of wheels, from the heavy e g wagon wheel to the light buggy e 9 wheel, and material and jewel e {: ry for repair work covering ev- z
 z erythmg necessary for the re- e 2 pairing of any kind of broken s UT missing pdlt lI dlLuOSt any @ 2 vehicle. Another feature, just C 2 a telephone message to 60 or z 5 24. and a man will call for your (
 2 buggy or wagon if broken, or e 2 your horse If he needs shoeing, e 2 and will return it to you e promptly. There's nothing too e D large or toe small for us to call g for. 9 E. B. MASON BLACKSMITH e SHOP, LOWELL. e
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Plain ones-Judge Mcdonald had four plan drunks before him yesteT- day for infraction' cf the law or Sun day. They pleaded guilty in each case ana were assessed nominal fines.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19
Omce boy wanted by J. E. T.
LONDON CAPITALISTS.
May Take Over Water System in This
 City in Near Future.

Isaac Bailey returned home Monday 'evening after an absence of several weeks spent in London where he went to interest capitalists in his water system in Bisbee. Mir Bailey stated last evening that he had been success ful and that the gentlemen from London will be in Bisbee shortly to look over the proposition. Mir. Bailey stated that in the event the deal went through that he would dispose of his entire interests in the new company.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

On Bank BV iness-Frank BeecheT,
 assistant cashier at the Cananea Bank, is in the city on business. The lat ter is relative to bank matters.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19
Scattered coin-A hundred or nor

Scattered Coin-A hundred or more children surrounded a carriage from which a member of the Millionaire Tramp Co., yesterday threw an. occa- siolial lve-cent p-ece or a drfvss about the town. The advertisement was a good one. The children made things interesting all the way along the route, traffic being halted by the strug- giing mass of youngsters on several occasions.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

KEeighaum out-Street Supervisor Kreigbaum was able to come down town yesterday. being about recovered from his recent attack of erysipelas. He will not be able to resume his Gu t-es, however, for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss.

Lucas County, ss.
 Frank J. Cheney wakes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afore- said, and that said firm w.ll pay the sum oT ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 9th day of Decem. Der. A. D. 1886.
 (Seal A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in. formally, and acts directly on the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO,
 Toledo. o. Sold by druggists. 75c.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

On Mining Rusiness-Frank Perley, well known mining man, is in the city from Gleason on business which will Getsin hlm several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Republicans to Meet-The Republi- can county central committee will meet ID .his city this evening fer the purpose of naming successors on the ticket to George Hardiker and Attor- ney Novel;, who recently withcrew their names.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Girl From sweden''-Is the title of the play the Millionaire Tramp com pany will put on at the opera house tonight. A treat IS promised the pub lie.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Small Fire-An alarm of fire about o'clock yesterday afternoon called the fire department to small cottage back of the Copper Queen hotel, a de fective flue inside the house having set fire to a partition. The chemical engine and the hose reel were gotten 10 the scene quickley. A little water was thrown and the fire quickly ex- tinga-shed. Damage done was small
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL EA GILES OF RIsBEE, 175, AND
 VISITING BROTHERS.

You are urgently requested 10 be at the Fagles' pail at 2 D. m. on Wed nesday, October 19, to participate in tte funeral our late Brother John L. Vans. Be promptly at the hall at ? p. 10. By order of
 L. 4. BROWN. ". P.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

Hotel Man-Lanclord French, of the Hotel Queen, at Douglas, is a busirsss visitor in the city He will return home today
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19
OFFICIALS FROM TUCSON.
Mayor TayIcr and City Attorney Sut- ter Returned to Town Last Night.

Mayor Taylor. and City Attorney Sut-er returned yesterday from Tue i1n, where they went on behalf of the city to make the first payment to the
 and office in the matter of Bisbee's tcwnsite patent. The payment was accepted at the land office. a step that assures the patent going through sithout further hitch. It is expected that Washington VIII be heard from regarding the final steps in about a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

"A Girl From Sweden" is the play 2t the opera house ton.ght
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

2. ,. HARVEY. D. D. s.-omces Cen
 tral Hotel, Main St. Phone 1A9.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-19

CoNNoR, THE TAILOR, NEXT DOOR TO THE. POST OFFICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
GRAIN FAvORS SEASIDE PARK.
Tenement House Commissioner Says One
Would Save Babies.

The plan for a seaside park iHdorsed yester-
dav by Health Commissioner Darlington. Park
Commissioner John ]. Pallas. Tenement House
Commissioner Grain and Charles Sprague Smith.
Said Mr.. Grain:
know OF no ono thing which would be n greater
blessing hundreds Of thousands or the people OF
uont on the city's waterfront. Such park would
greatly conduce 10 the health and comfort Of the
children OF the tenements, and, with its cool and
InviRorating sea breeZeS In summer. would save
the lives OF many little ones who now ole In the
heated term for lack OF pure fresh air. Whether
tho site for such park be acquired by the city
iE of course. dependent upon the expense involved
Personally / do not think the people OF New-York
would begrudge the payment II necessary. OF
large sum to accomplish such a humane and de-
ers BILE purpose but the financial side OF the queS-
tion must be dealt with by those having charge OF
the cIty's financial interests.
"a big waterside park, easily accessible to the
people OF the crowded parts OF the city" said
Commissioner PaIlas "is in line with the develop
roent OF the park system which hope to see made
and to have a part in making-that is. to put the
marks with their refining and uplifting influences
as beauty spots and their Tar reaching Dement'S as
sces OF recreation and exercise. more and more
within the reach OF those who need them most
Think OF the poor that seaside resort OF this
deecrsntion said Health Commissioner Darlington
Yesterday would benefit Think OF what a splen-
aid breathing place IL would be for the mothers
and children. cramped up all day In seeming tene-
meuts and foul smelling streets! The people can
not have too many parks or places or recreation
TO suit the Health Department"
.Such a place." said Charles Sprague Smith. d.
rector OF the Peoples Institute. will be a resort
FOR persons OF all walks OF life where every man
uer OF amusement and recreation can be had for
trffng iourney--a genuine salt water park SUCH as
the world has never seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
FAIR FOR CHRIST CHURCH BENEFIT.
Funds Raised Will Go to Building Fund of
Memorial-Many Novel Features.

To raise a substantial contribution toward the
building fund for the Christ Church Memorial
buildings, the congregation OF Christ Church which
is affiliated church Of tie Brick Presbyterian
Church. IS holding a German village and fair at
the church building. no. 22S West Thirty-nfth-st
The fair viii be open every afternoon and even
ing until March g. inclusive The Sunday school
han has been converted into a complete German
village with booths. presided over by some OF the
daughters OF the church.
striking feature OF the fair Is The Circus. 9"
which consists OF a collection Of extraordinary
human freaks. Mrs. Herbert Parsons. who has
charge Of this part OF the fair declares tbot
al these freaks are members OF the congregatioD
and explains that before and after fair tiue tbe,
are quite normal appearing m0rtals. Harry Ricb
trdson and Ben Van Bergen are Mrs Parsonsa'
assistants In the circus management Another fea :
uro OF the exhibition IS the palm!st tent where
Nine Cantellabiglie reads fortunes with astopfsb
ease. This part OF the entertainment is In charge -
Mrs James NJ. Farr, wife Of the pastor OF C6Tist
church Mrs Farr Is also president of the aides
Postofflce." '~S
At the various booths. where everything from,
sofa cushions TO lemonade. is on sale are NJ
Mrs. S +. Smith, Miss Mary Gels Nre To-jss-,
Brown Miss ". +. Kinnie and Miss Mary WirlCIer
The wares exhibited and for sale are contrfrtS -.
women Of the congregation. Ms George Knuegv ipS
the treasurer estimates that as a result ~ fbs -
1900 viii be added 10 the building fund The Rey
every night - ''40 AaIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
TOO MANY ASSISTANTS.
Board Of Education Trying to SaUe
S112,OOO a Year.

How 10 get rid Of seventy assistant PRINCIPALS
Of Brooklyn who annually cost the city Sl1o TO on
their salaries % s1.6) each. s. now troubling the
board q superintendents q the Department OF
Education These assistants considered entirely
superhuous where they are but the board has no
power 10 transfer them 10 other positions or TO
other horoughs without their consent. This tho as
sistants withhold. they DO not caro- 10 be de-
graded
The old borough school board Of Brooklyn was
bound by no regulations It's power o, appoint
ment- Now the Board OF Education can appoint
only assistant to schools OF fortytseven classes
TIC schools OF less than tweuty-eiEht classes no
assistants may be appointed. Only TO schools Of
forty-eight moro classes may two assistants be
appointed For more than two assistants no pro-
vision has been made. A large number OF Brook
lyn schools exceed the number allowed IN this reg
ulaton.
Either the Board OF Education must abolish tho
position OF assistant principal the charter must
be amended 80 to allow the transfer OF teachers
and principals 10 borouchs where they are needed.
Some action Is thought necessary the board IS
now trying TO economic IL every possible way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
RUSH HOUR BRIDGE BLOCK
WORST KNOWN IN YEARS.
Brooklyuifes Delayed by Hour and q
Half Tie-up.

Thousands % Rrooldynites were delayed Tor over
an hour .a reaching Manhattan yesterday morning
v the worst rush hour blockade that has occurred
On the Brooklyn Bridge IN years A grounded ieeo
wire near the Brooklyn approach 20 the 0Elo6e
caused a leak IN tie power current, and the 4oca4
bridge trains were unable 20 run Il took the
electricians an hour 20 find the grounded ieea
wire and the trains on the bridge could not De
moved n that time After the wire mad peen
found Il was temporarily repaired. but the current
was insufficient 10 move more than Two u44Ls -
4 tine for fifteen minutes more
TIE delay on the bridge caused a delay 70
the trolley service f. Brooklyn. and al lines were
blocked. To passengers arriving at the ssAos-A-
station from the elevated roads were given trans
fers 10 the trolleys cars. As a result TIE uolesh
already heavily loaded. were oyertaxed and moved
slowly over the bridge. Many persons gave up nope
OF boarding n trolley car and walked across INC
bridge. The promenade Was black with people,
end the police took extra precauton in keeping
them in order. .,,z -
haf hour the passengers pecah.e 20 ,tS-soo,Cb
that tie guards decided 10 let them clfnp throusn
the supports the north roadway. lhey, w.
allowed one at a time AZ ITsl, put ta--gg -
guards were swept aside and they Jumped from ~
trains IN twos and threes. PluckE women 49,
aided in gaining an egress from INC 49, 80
ggffocating IN this manner py the uLaAs 80
eenge~s When the police first noticed the Stdnl-
pede they tried 70 prevent IL. ne toauN@S s.--e5
slfpperv with mud. and there being much GaISsI
from the trolley cars passing a4onE IIle ~,
- ~. roadway ard near the supports. Ihey
eraiiZ diHided the time between the cars ana ne
passengers allowing each periods OF a 1901 49,
r-le-e vra-e twelve four trains on the pIluEs
when The power gave out and j vas -.
to move eny Of them. The power eaNe 60 - .l,S
- O'Clock. ct time when the Trans A1e E-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
DR.. STRAUSS LoTos CLUBS GUEST.

Dr. Richard Strauss. the composer. was the guest
Of the Iotos Club last night. IN the clubhouse, at
No 55s Fifth-ave. More than two hundred mem
hers attended President Frank p Lawrence was
4, the chair Dr. Strauss kept busy between
courses signing his autograph 70 the handsoms
menus. nearly every one Of the two hundred guests
making the request OF him. He got so tired he
had TO call a halt.
The clubhouse was Handsomely ueooE0U, -
ICONS ~ laurel having the principal place. There
we're many large punches OF jonquils. Pink carna-
lions adorned the tables The menu contained
large steel engraving. The central figure was an
excellent portrait OF Richard Strauss Directy
above him seven pictures. Illustrating liIs
80, 80, IN hi. works In a scroll either
std. were the names OF all the composers pro
auctions.
President Iawrencs welcomed DR.. Strauss ana
Arthur ven Briesen welcomed the others IN Ger
NAV carl Bueuz German Consul General l.
FRANCIS Hyde Seward A. Symons, OF Buftalo' Her-
man Klein and Walter Damrosch were 'hs O'ueE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
ANOTHER PLAN FOR GOVERNORS ROOM
President Ahearn May Act on Mayors Sug-
gestion to Make It Library.

borough President Ahearn, who announced on
Thursday that he had given up the idea OF using
the Governors Room In he city Hall for a tenn
pora-y Office Tor one of his clerks, admitted yes
terday that he was considering suggestion made
by the Mayor. which win involve tho use OF tho
Governors Room Tor the lily Hall library, and
the use OF the room now used for library Tor
Offices
IL Is tho Intention 20 put only the very Old ond
most valuable historically, OF the library docu-
ncnts IN the Governors Room. and 10 transfer the
others 10 place whore they can be preserved at
less expense.
TIE President o. Manhattan thinks the patriotic
societies VIII not object 10 this, but he Will prob
ebly find himself mistaken. rs attenpta IN previous
~-ea-s 10 do this very thing met with Indignant
arc determined OPPOSITION from tho societies, which
r-lard this room from any use save place 10
keep historic relics
F'reeider-t Ahearn WIS asked why he I'D not make
t,se 81 The rooms on the third floor Of the City
Eai where tho jauitor now lives in great big
rooms rent free.
know .hers were any I'D there that could be
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
RECEIVER OF ASTORIA STEEL co.
Appointed by Judge LacOmbe on Complaint
That Concern Is Insolvent.

Colby NJ Chester. sr.. has been appointed -e-
oelver OF the property OF the Astoria Steel COM
pauy comprising an extensive plant on the East
River IN Astoria. The appointment has been made
by Judge Iacombe on a hin Of complaint in equity
charging that the company Is insolvent which has
been fled by Charles A. Moore ana Henry f.
Miller. two OF the creditors OF the corporation
Judge Lacombe has also granted an Injunction re-
st-ainfng the company ana ts creditors from inter
fering with tho receiver. uho has Sled bond OF
So 0o0 Tor the faithful performances OF his duty
ne petitionilg creditors alege that the COM
pany 20 enlarge and develop IT'S plant created and
issued per cent gold debenture bonds to the
amount OF s5oooo0 and that all the bonds ana ac-
crueo interest are still outstanding and unpaid
They silege that the defendant corporation.
Through It's officers. admitted its inability 20 pay
its Indebtedness. and confessed 70 owing for ma
tsrials and supplies Sc s5s c. OF which 81 SO g was
Eaic 20 consist OF accounts payable on demand
lnf 20 the amount OF SCI sc -. OF which al but
Ct71 90 overdue
~ is alleged that Charles A Moore Is creditor OF
TIE oefendent company for s. 1Ss O. for apDarntus
eno that Henry r.. Miller Is creditor Tor so 600
6y him -
The Astoria Stesl Company was incorporsted IN
eer me laws OF Nepv-Jersey. Nav IA 1909
Snerles a Greene, Gerald A. Griffin and Josenh
serf6ot were named a. incorpofatOrS TTSe a.
Rnofizeo capital stock is sSo5o00.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
60-62 West 23d Street.
RTDGELY'S
FINANCIAL F0RECASTS-

Ire public would unquestionabIy better on II snsy
Tor investment The wealth % the country Is Ike ne
watsr In great spring constantly aScgnllatias &c -.
qucsELs or Wau street. with hardly more chancs q
The spring It Is human nature speculate. and
can warn siocroers against p-.-s-s ana aeg s =. -
70 ssS away vita ther gTo1ls Lners aIS lines NIS
to Keep t. What commentary on ths egotism o. ne
,ens Ok thousands q persons who are iasTesssd II s0
srdgs 50 ger month Ter my Daily Letters which would
make no pretsasa q baslnE Forecasts on .iasits
inf1rmationthe uan-pue,ors trump card 20, ro0oas
counts. they saying would not believe A
Ven street sn2ga on hs oath 5 Iasd2 s'i p T s59
- as usA- r s2s t e. VERY TOD we've nat The
ADVANCE was over ana predicted revival Of scaes
a, s+sr Pa. re N1rthe-7 Securities decision Prsvt-
vance before point decline Ihs advance zane
More recently to eight DAYS ago. ne 5unsss Ess
70 buy reactions and sci on raes vas 1ool a. ~
buu market was not Far o. not 9ny 5d-5sl' '1' "
Cotton. time On the reaclon ~ ~, q
% t. advised purchase or cotton I5f ~ ~, 10 a
on Thursdsy March 10. stated ernphacly taat sss
sale July Cotton opened next morning az IS s ad9ae
70 1865 and has since dronpsd ever ~ ,ss5 sroagIT
against it5 purchase. Il this - mere 'siiss-aS
PcsoTs h5 are uaar7uaited WITH TIE aata-' sRa . ~
q Daily Letters can satisfy the1nsevs on a.
eIs 81 scr letters as IRE stI IN PRINT r three I,
back NV forecast % Saturday evening. March - So
'hs break which feared last night cane as sSI -
and t5-days price viii probably prove ne - so~~s
month II rs the drive which ] had refeTence u = :.
S7vs ago when Il was stated these Letters Lnat
onward movement would likely BE preceded ~ -
sNak ont OF I or points. with activity. H ~
Nor Sec decision 20 be haaied down Mon1sy =. =
cu1Ifaadv adverse. prices may break suddeay tIsr
So but win then g. up anyway. Expect an ady'n
., 10 points from these levels. Paul Penna- y. -
y Afrh- Copper b. r. T.. Sugar b. O.. steel -
+ C. l. all o. them good And have on l5I =,
btfI1irg stocks since However persons Wn1 or.
huv 70 points lower. should some cauton -.
Nice turns are sti1 made Js oul sde ~ -
y-bo know WHEN and buy but TIE genera -
lie viii as usual Dc left stranded On the top WeVa
A. N. RIDGELY, 90 BROAD ST. n. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
MARCoNTs COMING VISIT.
Arrangement Made with the Western Union
and Postal Companies.

The working agreement effected between the Mar
conf Wireless Telegraph Company OF America and
tho Western Union and Postal Is o; the most
important steps Jet taken in the progress OF wire
less teegraphy. Il gives evidence Of the prepara-
ton being made by the Marcoui company for the
collection and distribution OF IT'S marine traf1O. A
code for the Marconi system is now IN press and
Will soon be issued Every telegraph ofice IN the
United States and Canada by this agreement be-
comes an authorized agency for the receipt and
transmission Of Marconigraus. and this IL expected
10 add materially 20 the revenues OF tho Marconi
company.
Srnor Marconi Is expected 20 leave Europe FOR
America on March e IN nominal command OF the
Italian battleshiD Carlo Alberta. lie comes with
the announced intention q endeavoring 10 open 10
commercial traffic his transatlantic stations