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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26

they will not he long in bringing in ores now that will enable them to op- crate Independent of outside districts. The new smeiting plant is certainly a great gain, and they tell me that it means much toward reyolutionizing things in the district and making iy one of the good dividend payers"
 Mr. Humphreys left the city in the evening for his headquarters at Tue son. Of business conditions in the Territory at large he said the situa- tiOn was better than in Q long time, and that there was every reason to an ticipate a generally prosperous winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
MEXICAN BURGLAR.

RodeI Sent to Grand Jury by Justice
 Murphy.
 Justice Murphy yesterday heard the case of Francisco RodeIl, charged with burglary of the Neilsor Cigar Factory He did not render decision in the case until I.30 last evening. when he bound the prisoner over to the grand jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
BISBEE BALL TEAM
 UNDER MR. SOWLE
TAKES MANAGEMENT OF REoR GANIZED COMBINATION OF
 PLAYERS.
Team in Good Shape for Big Game Tomerrovs-Elks Plan Eiaborateiy for Benefit Sunday a Week-Pugii- istic Program Changes.

Allie Sowies. manager of the origi- nal Bisbee ball team at the beginning of this season, will close the season for Bisbee as it's team manager. hay ing been selected for that position by the reorganized Bisbee team that is tomorrow expected to administer fis ting drubbing to the Tucson team in return for the defeat sustained by Bisbee at Tucson couple of Sundays ago. .ge-azesz-
 MT. Sowle has a strong bunch oi players under his direction as Ihe home team now stands, and if the at < tendance at the game tomorrow is such as to encourage the team to hold together and keep on playing there will doubtless be some warm meetings before winter comes to the camp. The first of these after tomorrow that is dated will be with the Cananea team son Sunday a week, the occasion of the Elks' benefit game.
 The Elks are making extensive preparations for this event, and prom ise that they will give Bisbee an af ternoon of entertainment that will put previous efforts at outdoor amuse- ment for the local public in a gloomy corner. Preliminary to the big game of hall between the Bisbee and Cananca regulars, the Elks In cos tunes that tt is said will eclipse any rainbow that ever showed in this sec ton in the matter of variegated col CTS and will have variety of desigc that wOnli put 9 horrible show tc shame, will go three innings for the amusement ct everybody, the princi pals included Between these three innings some specialties will be intro duced just to keep the program aliys and sizzling.
 as-< TScson will come here tomorrow il fine fettie. Last Sunday the teaIl defeated Nogales by a score of to On the previous Sunday st defeated Bisbee, aad 1t Is only natural that il should now come down here with the notion that 1t IS well nigh invineible and has territorial championship hon CTS for the diamond as good as in it's grip
 Another change has occurred in ths program the friends of pugilism have been inudstriously ribbing up in th5 city for some several weeks. Tkc articiss ere signsd ct the Annex sa F'eS last night for fight to a finish besween Kid McClune and Jack Mo Keever, of Boston, for si,O00, at 13S pounds at the ringside. SIcKseyel comes to this part of the country with a good reputation and plenty of back ing, having met and defeated some oi the best men in his class that the Bay State has ever Produced. This match will insure a contest between two oi the most able opponents of the fis.ic arr4ver brought together in the South west. The date of the event will b. announced later.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
WANT ID SEE BROWN
 TIE SUPERINTENDENT
UNANIMOUS HOPE ON AND OFF -.- THEE. p. 6 s. W. TO THAT
 EFFECT.
Trsininaster Thought to Be the Man fer the Piace-No Announcement Yet Of Successor to Superintendent Hunter.

T lTrainmaster C. A. Brown was in the zeitys yesterday. enroute to his hea6- quarters at Douglas from a trip of ia spection over the west end of the E.. P. & s. w Mr. Brown stated that the road was ID very good condition and no damage so far sustained from the summer rains.
 MT. Brown is just at present occu- pying tHss center of the stage with E. P. & s. w people on the road. He is considered by them to be the logical successor of MT. Hunter as supeTin- tendent, and 1t is the unanimous hope that he will be appointed. Personal iy, MT. Brown is very well satisfied with his present position. The office of superintendent, sso~ ever, would give him wider field for the exercise of his unquestioned ability as a rail- road man. No appointment that might be made by the road could give more satisfaction 10 larger number of peo- pie actively identified with it nor to a llarger-number of patrons and people On the outside than would the ap- pointment of Mir. Brown.
 Mir. Hunter takes back his old posi-. ton at the head of the material de pertinent. with much increased re responsibilities. The post is made one of the most important in the service Of the company, and Is one for which Alr. Hunter is peculiarly fitted I'm mense purchases made annually, foI which cash is paid by the railroad sys tenn, will co4e directly under his di rection- As yet the management oi the railroad has not announced the name cf the successor of Mir. Hunter in the office of superintendent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
SAYS THAT BESBEE
 LEADS THEM ALL
SOUTHERN PACIFIC MAN DE- cLAREs TOWN BEST IN THE
 TERRITORY.
Globe Is Coming Ahead Rapidly, and With Much Promise-People En- thusisstic-The General Situation in Territory Is Excellent.

E. c. Humphrey, district freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pa ciflc, was in the city yesterday from Tucson on one of his regular visits. Mir. Humphrey gets to town about once a month.
 T am astonished," he said yester- day, "at the great progress that has been made in Bisbee since my last wis 1t. Folks here must keep moving all the time to get ahead with work as they do. The town is certainly a wig orous number"
 How does it compare with other towns of the territory, MT. Humphrey You make all of them. and ought to know"
 Tt does not compare" replied the railroad man. ssit it leads do not believe there is another town in the territory that $ doing the business that Bisbee is handling A great deal IS going on here in all lines The town IS easily the most prosperous in the Territory, at least in the sense of business actually transacted. All ev- idences are present, too, that the pros perity now being enjoyed is only the basis for much greater prosperity that will necessarily come with the pass ing of time and the opening up of more producing ground in the camp.
 "Outside of Bisbee. Globe is the most promising town in the territory just now They are coming ahead very rapidly up there now, and I look to see things very active in the camp within the next year. The people are enthusiastic over the outlook. and are all he.ping along with improvement in the situation They tell me that
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
Eczema.


 "I suffered with a case of eczema for more than three years-part of the time was unable to work-and suffer ed terribly when I was working. Doc tored with eight or nine different phy- sicians-two of them being the best .skin-disease specialists in Los Ange- les, Cal, but received no relief. Kept getting worse all the time. Finally was induced 10 try Natures Blood Remedy. Commenced to improve i'll five days after I began it's use, and am now entirely well. I think Ma lures Blood Remedy the best blood medicine on the market today, and cheerfully recommend it to any ore having blood or slein diseases.
 (Signed.) H. WEITZEL,
 Cananea.
 Testimonial From cananea.
 "T have been a sufferer from Rheu- inat.sm for the past three years. Had ! it so severe at times that was unable to help myself at all Could not even get from my bed. The physicians here could do nothing for me. Upon their advice went to the hot springs two different times, spending several hundred dollars, but could find no re- lief from the disease. til friends of mine asked me to try the great rheu- matism cure. Natures Rheumatic Remedy. Can now cheerfully say that I have not an ache or pain, and feel entirely cured from the disease, Have taken only two bottles of Ma lures Rheumatism Remedy.
 (Signed.1 JAS. MCCAIN,
 Cananea, Mexico. DoANE 6 RICHARDSON, Manufac- turers, Tucson, Ark.
 BIsBEE DRUG CO, Distributors, Bisbee, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
DISTRICT ATTORNEY HAS NAUGHT TO SAY
FURTHER THAN THAT LAW X COMPLEX AND REQUIRES
 MUCH STUDY.
Is Not Determined as to Opinion He Win Give Monaay-5eiieVed al Tombstone lie Will Advise That Tax Be Put On the Roll.

District Attorney Flannigan was in the city last evening enroute to Doug las from Tombstone. He declined at the depot to say anything for publi- cation with reference to the matter of the opinion he would hand the County Board of Equalization on Monday as to what they need do about putting increased valuations ordered by the Territorial Board of Equalization On the books, further than that he was engaged. in study of the law on the subject, and that it was big task.
 T can not fully inform myself with regard to the matter" said the Dis trict Attorney, "unth have read through a number of decisions and hunted over a couple of volumes. Un- til after this I can pot form a correct opinion, and can give the board noth- ing but what I am convinced after full research is correct opinion.
 Regarding the opinion of Mir. Neale about which there has been a good deal said, simply want to say that Mir. Neale has touched only on a very small item of the complex law govern. ing the case. and that it provides no determined ground one way or the ether"
 Member Bowman. of the Territorial Board from Cochise county, has return ct to Tombstone from Phoenix. He was approached by Review repre- sentative yesterday and asked for a statement of his position. He declin- ed the requested interview. stating that he did not wish to go on record with statement previous to the time that disposition was made of the mat. | ter by ths County Board
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The grand concert given by the Sec end Baptist, which was to be had on The 24th. was postponed on account of the weather, but will be given Monday night at the Tammany Hall. Music rendered by the Colored Or chestra.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26

Boy Is RscoVering-Willie Heyn. the boy brought to the c. 6 A. hospit- al from Naco recently with a fractur- Cd skull, the result of being kicked Dy a horse, IS recovering nicely He has nov about fully recovered from the shock attendant or the operation ae underwent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
cuREs scIATlcA.

Rev VI. l.. Riley, L. L. D., Cuba. New York, writes: After fifteen days of excruciating pain from sciat- ic rheumatism. under various treat ments, was induced to try Ballard E Snow Eminent; the first application giving my first relief and the second entire relief. I can give it unqualified recommendation" 25c, soc, S1.00.
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26

Believe mel I'm an honest man
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26
.You wlLL nE MAKINe A MIe.

YOU WILL BE MAKING A Ms TAKE if you fail to buy of these THREE BIG SPECIALS at THE SAFE PLACE TO TRADE" All our SOFT $500 s3.5o and s4.oo HATS ARE NOW s2.5o EACH, Makes include, Tiger. H. H. Roelofs. Thoroughbred. and Schwartz Bros. Special. ALSO.
 All BURT & PACKARD SHOES
 NOW AT $500 A PAIR. ALSO.
 ALL THE BEST GRADES OF WILL. SON BROS. AND cLUETT PEA BODY'S COAT STYLE, CUFF AT TAcHED SHIRTS were s1.75 and S2.oo.
 NOW st.5o EACH. ALSO,
 Believe mel I'm an honest man. ."
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26

Wheeler & Wilson and New Home Machines latest and best, also End hand s7.00 up. IXL Stove. 32 Brewery Avenue, Phone 1S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-26

D-Memorandum book of ac- counts. Owner can recover same at this office by paying charges of advertising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09

'he bath rooms UP again in thair new
location.
me improvements now going for
ward i'll the building are rather exteu
SiVe' as announced in Tuesdays CIR,
phlc and contemplate not only tbn
removal of the bath rooms from tbeir
present location to the alley adioining
the building. bat also the installation
OF barbershop in the place now oc.
chpled by the bath rooms. The soc.
ond hoof of the building will also ba
f"modeled. The gallery on the audi-
forum will be extended several feet
several educational class rooms will,
be erected in the auditorium. and tho
partition betWrcn the committee room
ana the social rGom will be replaeed
with an archcd passageway throwing
the two into one large room. Folding
docrs will be put in at the entrance
to the auditorium.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09

Secretary A. b Richardson an
hoUhceS that he is now in comm,lnica-
ton with a prospective man for the
pace OF physical director for the local
l. NJ. {. A., and that he hopes to have
a man in The place at an early date.
| ne greatest interest is shown in the
work of the physical department in
THIS city, and the members of the as.
sociation will be much pleased when
another man is secured for the place
recently made vacant by the resiena.
ton OF the director of this department
Mr.. Richardson is also in recent of
q communication from Jas Fisher of
}onesbofo. in which he makes appllca.
tfon for a position i'll the local offices
CT the association. He VIII probably
be employed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09
SCORES THE YELLOW PULPIT
Religious Editor Says Sensational
Preacher Is Freak.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. "a sensa
tional preacher. in place of quenchine
the thirst of souls, administers dose
of carbolic acid that corrodes and de-
stroys. He is possessed of the devil.
He dishonors God and toys with the
destiny of deluded humanity that lis
tens to his unholy performances :
These were the words used today
by Rev. Stephen ]. Herben editor of
the Epworth Herald, in an address, at
the EpWorth League assembly
''The buffoon preacher" he coutin-
ued. 'is distressing and wretched
anomaly, doing greater harm by his
mouthings and antics than the true
ambassador of Christ can correct in
many day. He is to be stared at
and laughed at as a freak
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09
CHANGE IN DRUG FIRM.

There has been change in the
drug firm of Coon and Bedell, Mr..
Coon retiring from the business,
which will be continued by Mr. Bedell
Mr.. Cocn retires from the business to
return to the north. where he has in
vestments needing his personal arten-
tion. Dnring his residence here he
has made many warm friends who
wish him we'll wherever he may 60
By his energy, business ability and
courteous treatment of these who
patronized him he built up a most ex-
cellent business Mr.. Bedell has been
connected with the business for sever
al months, and as he is a thoroughly
competent druggist. spleniid busi-
ness man, and an elegant gentleman.
the future of the business vii; be as
prosperous as its past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09

they witnessed the brutal treatment
of the heroine. essayed by Miss Aggtp
Stuttz. Jack De CastllOn. who play
ed the part of the villainous husband
did his work so we'll that he certain
ly had the i'll will and contempt of
the audience during the play. Mr..
Chas. Bailey. as Morton Health" the
blind father is certainly deserving
of praise for the exceptionally good
rendition of his part "Ferdy Simp-
kins. the city dude, was represented
by Nerna jackson, and he knew well
how to handle his part. the comedy
feature of the performance Tonight
and tomorrow night Rip Van Wrinkle
will be given. and on Friday and Sat
urday nights the BELLS of Shandon. .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09
HEARING TODAY
BY Railroad Commission on Compress
Question.

Messrs. Peter Byrd Walter Wilkins,
V. O. Alexander and Capt. J. B. John
son. secretary of the Pine Bluff board
of trade, left for Little Rock this
morning to appear before the state
railroad commission for the purpose
a presenting Pine Bluffs claims in
the controversy arising over the rul-
ing of the commission requiring the
railroads to haul cotton to the nearest
compress to be compressed. Under
the present ruling of the commission
no cotton whatever can be brought bv
compress to this city to be com
pressed here. 1t is estimated that Pino
Bluff is thus cut out of some $4,000
bales of cotton annually that the civ
would otherwise handle. AS the rul-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09

know to just what extent this relief
would go. Talk about your boom
towns and marvellous growths, but if
! this road is built we will see a degree
of prosperity wholly unlocked for.
Our city would take on a growth that
would double our population in five
years: we would witness CONNER
cial prosperity unequalled in the his
tory of Pine Bluff our trade territory
would be extended to limits never be-
fore known; every business interest
in the city would receive an impetus
that would astonish as we'll as graft
fy.
"The building of the new read
would at the same time increase prop
erty values here to such an extent
that would be a revelation to the cit
izens of Pine Bluff Taxation would
advance in correspondence with the
increase in property values, and our
public finances would be put in a far
mere prosperous condition than has
ever been known here According to
the plans of the company there would
he twenty-five miles of taxable rail-
way line added to the wealth of the
county's resources. This mileage
alone would suffice to more than ccm-
pensate the people of Jefferson county
for all that they shall have contribut-
ed toward the building of the road,
and it would even pay them to go
ahead and erect a big free bridge and
make terms with the railroad COM
pany for the use of the same.
"Still another important phase of
the situation would be the immense
Importance to this city that the new
line would be in corraline the trade of
that territory lying north Of the CITY
and along the line of the proposed
road. 1t is estimated by creditable
authority that there are from 5000
to 10000 bales of cotton raised over
in the territory north CT the river
that we now lose every year. because
we have not the adequate facilities for
handling it. Or. rather. for bringing
it into the city Not only do we lose
this great amount of cotton. but all
other Agricultural products that are
raised there. The building Of tho now
road would bring to the city from that
territory alone thousands upon thous-
ands Of dollars worth of stnff that
now goes elsewhere There is no
doubt of it, Anyone can see it who
will study the map fer a few minutes
II shows for itself
''Then it would extend our trade ter
ritory for our jobbing men, AS I said
before we are having this territory
restricted year by year, and this road
would open up new territory that
would be ours fer all time to come"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09
FRANK ROCKEFELLER TRlcKED?
Sues for Return Of Big Sum Paid for
Supposed Mineral Land.

ST. Louis, Aug. 9.-Frank Rockefel-
Ter of Cleveland today filed suit in the
circuit court to recover $265 900 from
Henry Gross, West Belle place. 81.
Louis The petition recites that Rock
efeller bought leasehods on mining
properties in Nwton and Lawrence
counties, Missouri. from Gross for
5000. 900 cash: that Gross represented
the land was underaid with valuable
lead and zinc ores and was worth in
excess of $2,OO0,O00: that these repre-
sentatiOns proved to be untrue, as
was ascertained after Rockefeller had
expended S65.00O in development
work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09
The improvements.

The improvements now going for
ward at the Y NJ c. A. are causing
some discomfort to the members. for
ie is not possible to give any baths
until the bath rooms shall have been
removed from their present location
and there are quite a number of the
members of the association who take
their baths regularly at the building
Secretary Richardson announces, how
ever. that he will be prepared to ac-
comodate the bathers by next Satur
day morning, when he hopes to have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09
SIXTY NEW CASES REPORTED
SEVENTEEN NEW DEATHS TELLS THE TALE
OF FEVER ALTON AT NV ORLEANS
THERE DEATHS TO DATE

New Orleans. Aug 9-Following is
the corrected record (officiaD up to
6 p. m. yesterday:
New cases. go; total cases to- date.
GIG.
Deaths. 4: total deaths to date, 112.
New sub-foci Il: total sub-foci, 11S.
These figures vary slightly from
those that have been sent out lately
but are the official record which was
today checked up and corrected to
date The large number of new cases
and sub-foci is surprising when con-
trasted with the encouraging reports
of the past three days OF the new
suh-foci three are uptown and the re-
.aainder downtown. Two dead men
We're found in a shanty in the woods
and it was found that they had died
of yellow fever. They were Italians
who had refugeed either from the in
fected district or from the fishing
camp at Milneburg and died from
lack Of attention.
Explanation Of Increase in Cases.
Because of the large number of
cases reported the fever situation did
not have so favorable an aspect today
hut it is explained that the increase
is the result of the investigation of
a bunch Of suspicious cases of sick
ness, some of which the health au-
thorities were unable to inquire into
Yesterday. The inspectors of the ma
rine hospital service spent much of
he day in their investigations.
The federal officials have determin-
cd to treat every case presenting any
symptoms of yellow fever as actual
vollow fever. preferring to take no
risk in failing through want of vigi-
lence Dr. White said if he knew Of
every case Of fever at present in the
city as we'll as every case that had
existed he would feel that the disease
could be stamped out in thirty days.
His policy. therefore. is to locate ev-
cry possible focus of infection so that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09
Rev. Moore's Lectures.

Rev. Ross Moore's series of lectures
Camping Through Palestine. will
continue at the Y. NJ. c. A. every Sun
DAY afternoon throughout the month
or August. Rev. Moore's reputation
as speaker is too well established
to merit comment, and the greatest
interest is being taken in his lectures
to the Y. M. C. A. The hour has been
changed from 3 p. m. to D. m Ey-
erybody is invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09
FACTORY is TIED UP BY FLEAS

Milwaukee, Aug. 9.-MlliCns of
fieas routed the employees of the I.uth
ern Manufacturing company at North
Milwaukee today, and still hold pos
session of the plant The little in
sects covered the floors some time
during the night and got busy as soon
as the employees appeared. In half an
hour not a man was left at work. An
insect exterminator has been appealed
to. Where the fleas came from is
mystery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09
TOTAL ABTAiNERs IN SESSION.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. August 9.-(Spe-
cial.)-The national convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
opened here today and will be in ses-
sion two days. Total abstinence
Beneficial societies from all parts of
the United States are represented
Noted members of the Catholic clergy
will give addresses and it is expected
also that President Roosevelt will
speak before the convention when he
visits the city tomorrow to address
the miners
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09

ing is working a 5rreat hardship upon
he Pine Bluff congresses, as we'll as
upon other business interests Of the
city the committee now in Little Rock
will make a determined effort to have
the commission modify this ruling.
The hearing was set for this morn
ing and it is possible that the coC,-
mission will announce it's decision in
the matter at once. without taking It
under further advisement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-08-09
OLD OFFICERS ELECTED
BY the Stockholders Of the Cor sun,ers
Ice Company.

The regular annual meeting q: fho
stockholders of the Consumers lco
and Coal company took place in fhe
company's offices in this city la
Monday evening at o'clock with
President ]. F. Rutherford presiding.
Secretary V. o. Alexander was pres
ent also.
The election of officers for the on
suing year resulted in the reelection
of all the old officers of the company.
who, it is understood. have rendered
same very faithful and efficient work
for the interests of the company.