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13d st Tel 1924 or 325 Chelsea. Frank 2 Campbell
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
Committees Meet Tonisht-TonisL

Committees Meet Tonisht-TonigLt all the committees of the Fourth of July organization will me st at the fire house and hear the final srD-t of the finance committee. The :.oney col. lected will be divided among the vari- ous sub-committees, and each comiit- tee will then start on its particular iu- ties. in arranging the sports assigned to 1t. Later another meeting of all toe e mmittees will be cai'ed to make up the program. It s expected that every member of all the commit; ees will be on hand tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
PHONE SETS TYPE
AN ENGINEER OF BRUSSELS IN. VENTS AN APPARATUS THAT WILL PRINT cONVER-
 SATiONS.

Brussels. Wednesday.-M. Malcotti. an Italian engineer, resident of this city, has invented an instrument which he calls a telecriptograph and which will reDroduce in print all con versations held over the telephone. He has already secured patents in several European countries and in the United States. where he intends to install his service with the aid of some telephone company. Expert ments given in public have demon. strated the wonderful achievement of the young inventor, who claims that his instruments will work without extra wires and apparatus over any ordinary telephone line.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

In Jail Asain-The old man who fhr several weeks has been in jail on vasi. ous charges. is again in custody. Yes teIday morning Officer Chas. 1Esmas arrested him in room in lodging house, where the old hobo was caught in the act of putting on the clothes of one of the lodgers who was on shift. The vag was locked up. and seemed to be glad to get back into jail, where he can get all he wants to eat and has nothing to do but wait for ais meals.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

Camping in Huaehucas-J. J. Walsh left last evening for the Huachucas, where Mrs. Walsh is a member of the Bisbee camping party. A number of substantial house have been built in one of the covered canyons of the Hua- chucas, and there are seven Bisbee families occupying them.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

Repairing Lowell Road-Road Over seer John James is working his men on the Lowell road just below Bisbee. The road is very much in need of re- pairs. and is now being put in the best possible shape, with cuts to turn the water of the summer rains. which have always damaged this particular roadway
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
Work Is proor.ssino-,

Work Is Progressing-The work on the road for the Shattuck and Arizona property is progressing rapidly, as is also the work in the shaft. A big noisting plant will be installed as soon as the road is completed, and the de-
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

Fixing Bad Road-Street Superin- tendent Kreigbaum is now repairing a road that goes up near E. B. Ma sons house. 4 ditch to turn the wa ter is being cut along one side of this road. and the road is being put in good condition. It needed it all right
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
Ranqer

Ranger in Town-Ranger Kidder, who is at present stationed in Naco, was in Bisbee yesterday. At one time MT Kidder was employed in the Copper Queen mines in this city, leav- ing the mines to, go into the ranger force.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
Gone to Mammott-A ren

Gone to mammoth-A representa- i've has gone to the Mammoth oil heids in the interest of Harry Mccoy, Geo Dunn and other local people who are taking up land on the oil belt. Sur Veys will be made at once, and he will observe the results of the Brady drill.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
The Social Pos'

The Social Postponed The social that was to be held at Mrs. Clawson's tonight has been postponed until June 22nd on account of the death of Chas. C. Warner
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
Just Couldn't Keep Him From Giving He'.
 Money

} <. g 6 6 5 6 6 {: H- <. 2 Q (. c 0 2 } PLATT HANDS HER S1e,ooO [. IN ONE ROLL, BUT THE NE {. } GREss THOUGHT 1T TOO |: MUCH. SWEPT THE MON- {. } EY UP IN A DUSTPAN AND '.
 DUMPED" IT IN A DRAW Q ER. CALLED HER HIS [. "QUEEN OF SHEBA." {.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

Gone to camp-Jack McGee left last evening to join Mrs. McGee. who is one of the big camping party from Bisbee in camp in the Huachucas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
Council Will, meet-Tuesdav

Council Will Meet-Tuesday night the Council will meet in special meet ing to consider the proposition of the proposed strengthening of the street which runs along the front Of the Cop per Queen Hotel, where it turns into Brewery Gulch.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

To Live Here-Albert Howle. brother of Arthur Howle, arrived in Bisbee last evening, and may make this camp his home.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

House Is Finished-Sid Harris has completed his handsome seyen-room cottage in Tombstone Canyon, and will take possession today.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

undeiivered TeIesrams- Following is list of messages remaining unde- livered at the Postal Telegraph office June Is, at D. m.: Dr. L. L. Hub bard, care D. w. Lawton; H. W. Ba- ker, Monccha M. Dodge. James w. Garvey. F. J. Van Sicles Pierre Mari otti, LiEo J. Medigovich.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

Returns From School-Carl Claw son, the engineer, left last evening for Tucson to bring back to Bisbee lis lit tie daughter. who has been taking one of the courses in the Convent school
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

Attending the court-Judge Ross. of the law firm of Neal & Ross, was in Tombstone yesterday on court busi- ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

Gone to GIobe-Miss Jessie Riley left last evening for Globe, where she will remain until school opens this fall. She will visit friends and rela- lives.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
ATTENTION. A. o. u. W.

All members of Queen Lodge No. 6. A. O. U- w. and visiting members are requested to meet at Library Hall Thursday afternoon at I o'clock for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late deceased brother. Charles c. Warner.
 J. w. DILLINGHAM;.
 M. w. LEWIS HUNT.
 Recorder.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
ATTENTIoN. a. p. o. clks-

 All Brother Elks of Bisbee Lodge No. 67l and visiting brothers are re quested to meet at Elks' Hall (Opera House) Thursday afternoon at o'clock sharp to attend the funeral of our late deceased brother, Charles c. Warner. SAM FRANKENBERG,
 Acting Exalted Ruler. NJ. E. CASSIDY,
 Acting Secretary.
 He's never said word about it that is known, but it must gall Uncle Rus sell Sage awfully to have his pastor take a vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

Attending Convent School-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson left last evening for Tucson to bring their children home. who have been attending the Sisters School in that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

New York, Wednesday.-M Han nah Elias, jubilant over her triumph in court yesterday. talked freely today of her affair with aged John R. Platt, who claims to have given her s6S5. 5.00o h answer to the charge of extortion, she said:
 He forced money on me. He couldn't be stopped from giving it to me, and I never asked him for a cent or used threat to him in my life. But he took me in his arms and said: You're a good woman and you shall have all of my fortune some day. 9th CTS want if. but you have been true to me and they have not You shall have it all
 Then he pulled out huge roll of bills tied with cord. There was s1S.- GOO in It,, he said, and he handed it to me There. dear lie said. get some thing nice for yourself with it.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

/ A Adulteration d n goes full length in spices ana advoring extracts-you think it isn't worth while to cheat ia such trifles-four-hfths of "vanilla" is tonka; costs one or two cents for "S I-worth". Schilling's Best are entirely pure; at your grocer's.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

velopment of this property will start and be kept up until proven a mine-
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

 NEws NE

Has Taken Possession-Jerry Kelly has taken possession of his new house in Tombstone Canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

If you have rooms ror rent try quick.
 Do you want to rent a house? Put . classified Tad" in the Re view. and you will have answers ga'
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
DISSOLUTION OF pARrNeRsYnp.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The partnership heretofore exist ing between Wm. Robinson and J. A. Fully has this day been dissolved by mutual consent Wm. Robinson will assume all obligations due or outstand- ing, and all amounts due said firm are payable to Wm. Robinson.
 VIM. ROBINSON.
 J. A. FULLY.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16
Servant Sweeps Uo BilIs.


 T told him il was too much, and gave it back to him. He threw it on the floor at my feet, and the string broke An electric fan was going near by, and it blew the money in ev- cry direction He wouldn't move for il. and l would not.
 q touched a bell. and Kato came in with a dustpan and broom and swept the money up. Then he took the par, with the S1S,000 on it, and dumped 1t in the drawer of my secretary.
 "I never sent word to his brother Isaac in my life Do you want to know who did that foul trick? I'll tell you. It was a doctor and a lawyer tMrs. Elias mentioned their names) who al ready had blackmailed him and me out of thousands Of dollars, and with their dirty fortunes safely slowed away they went to this old mans brother and family and told all This doctor and his wife never let up on us. They were so persistent that at times they drove us frantic. And the lawyer was just as bad He got s103.000 from me and s24 eco from Mir. Platt What the doctor and his wife got can hard ly estimate. but it was thousands.
 Will Fight to the End.
 Now am going to fight to the end. have plenty of money. I'll not set tie under any circumstances. 1 wouldn't settle if they offered to set tie for 10 cents. am going to fight.
 q am. as everybody knows, a ne gress. I am sorry that I am. but it is not my fault. I'd like to be white woman. but I couldn't be, so I did the next best thing. I tried to conceal my blood and to improve myself in the ways Of refined society"
 Mrs. Elias exhibited series of copy books to show how she had struggled to learn to write well, and gave sam- pie of her French. She represented NIT. Platt as being infatuated with her. and said he called her his Queen of Sheba. who should be decked out in oriental spiendor."
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-16

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FOR DISABILITY.
Lieut. Col. Balance and Maj. Cowles
to Be Retired.

The President has approved the recon-
menda tiousof the retiring board for the re-
tirement of Lieut.. Col. John G. Balance.
10Th Infantry, and of Maj. Warren H.
Cowles 9th Infantry both on account or
disability Lieut.. Col Balance has been
i'll for nearly two years past and action in
his case has been delayed until now in the
hope that his health might improve suf-
ficiently to Justify his promotion. The meu-
cal board has reported however that he
is incapacitated for further active service
and the President was reluctantly compelled
to order his retirement. Col. Balance Is
a native of Illinois and was graduated from
the Military Academy in the class or 1870
Most of his service has been in the infantry
arm. but during the Spanish war he was
a major and inspector general of volun-
teers and was afterward appointed brigadier
general of volunteers. In February, 1901, he
was detailed to duty as an assistant adju-
tant general and served in that capacity up
to August, 1903, when he reached the grade
of lieutenant colonel in the 10Th Infantry.
He is now under medical treatment at Boul-
der, Col
Maj. Cowles is credited to Dakota and
was graduated from the Military Academy
in June 1880, and has been attached to the
2Ith Infantry since April, 1902. He Is at
present stationed at Fort Harrison Mon
tana. His case has been before the War
Department for several months, there be-
ing some question as to whether his dis
abilities were incurred in the line of duty
or not The question was finally decided
in his favor by the President.
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is SAFELY REPUBLICAN
REPUBLICAN LEADERS CONFI-
IDENTIFY EXPECT A LANDSLIDE.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. November Illinois Is
undoubtedly safely republican. The cam
paign has closed in this city and state
with the republican leaders confidently pre-
dieting a landslide in favor Of their state
and national tickets. Democrats insist that
they will carry the city and Cook county
the republican plurality that is expected in
the rest of the state.
On the other hand republicans also claim
they will carry Chicago and Cook county.
This u.s. however, very doubtful. They may
and probably will carry Cook county out
side of the city. but the more conservative
on national issues probably have the adj
vantage In Chicago proper.
However. the result in the city Is ex-
pected to be close and will depend largely
on the vote that the socialist and populst
national tickets poll.
The votes for both these tickets are ex-
pected to be heavy because of the disaffec-
ton of the Bryan and Hearst democrats,
and Debs and Watson may cut so deeply
into the democratic strength to give the
city to the republicans by a large plurality.
The republican state ticket viii probably
be elected by heavy plurality because of
the personal popularity and strength of
Charles 8. Deneen, the republican candf-
date for governor and because of the dis
session In democratic ranks due to the
high handed methods Of the gold democrat
ic minority at the state democratic con-
vention In SEEKING control of that body the
republican state ticket may lead the ma
tional ticket In the size of its plurality.
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Personal Mention.

Melville w. Miller, assistant secretary OF
the interior. left Washington Tuesday for
his old home, Lafayette. Ind, where he
joined Senator Fairbanks special for a
tour through Indiana. He will return i'm
mediately after the election.
Judge Campbell. assistant attorney gen.
eral for the Interior Department and act
ing Secretary of the Interior. during the
absence of the Secretary and his two as
sistants has gone TO his old home in Ohio
TO vote.
Mr. w. Leon Pepperman. assistant to the
chief of the insular bureau. War Depart
ment. has returned to this city from Of
fetal visit to the Philippine exhibit at the
St Louis fair.
Thomas L. Keller. son of Mr.. E. A.
Keller. 1349 East Capitol street, has re-
turned from the Philippines. where he
spent three years in the United States
army. Mr.. Keller Is well known among
the younger people of Capitol HILL with
whom he was associated before his So
journ in the east
Mr.. F. r. Fravel of the Agricultural De-
partment is spending a few weeks outing
in the mountains of Virginia
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MARYLAND.
Both Parties Still Claim State-Cam-
paign Funds Small.

BALTIMORE. Md, November AL
though the campaign in Maryland practi-
caliy closed Saturday night meetings viii
be held today in a number of counties and
in Baltimore there will be conferences OF
the leaders in reference to important details
of tomorrow's election. Republican State
Chairman Hanna and Democratic State
Chairman Vandiver returned from their
country homes today and resumed charge
at their respective headquarters. The last
of the state campaign fund was disbursed
on Saturday. and this afternoon the ward
executives in the city of Baltimore will
meet to receive the apportionment for their
various baliwicks.
1t is agreed on both sides that the cam
paign funds available this year were small
er than in any presidential campaign for
many years. Each congressional district
has been compelled to almost wholly rely
upon its own resources. Both parties con-
tinue to claim the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-07
SAILS FOR PENSACOLA.
The Cruiser Columbia Equipped for Its
Coming Trip to the Isthmus.

The cruiser Columbia. having completed
its equipment at New York city. has sailed
for Pensacola, Fla, where she will await
the arrival of Secretary Taft and party.
who are to make the trip from there to
Colon. to carry the Presidents message of
peace and good will to President Amador
and the people of Panama. The details of
the trip have not yet been completed. but it
is expected that Secretary Taft will be &C
companied by Senior Obaldia. the Panama
minister: Rear Admiral Walker. chairman
of the isthmian canal commission. and
Judge Magoon, law officer of the commits
sion. The party will leave Monday or
Tuesday next, and will be gone about
three weeks. spending not over five days on
the isthmus.