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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15

N~u8pdrtig:n pint nur0e im2lmte BON
S6Iage %Qctroffcn, ais CT iih sum Qorz
trage 5t Oplu1olpSti be9eben i%pollte,
uuo psrI6ieo ~ioIprt.
9ruuet. 9a5 Saufert6al miro
i'm tommcnlen Sabre ron Brunei i'm
8uitertsale aus pr 8dhn errei6t iperz
Sen t1nrea. Die @erpiytli6ung oies
fer D~ieIiGBrigen 6rdoe feOsutct fir 0u5
Saufcrthal Den 8egtnn elmer neuen
8liitbe3eit.
9u0apeit It. Sn Ser GtienmDbel
f0brit Yupai & giatban 1T rellIid elm
Brand ou51ebrohen, 0ar OaS grobe
MaarenIager perniAtete.
@td3. 9icIer Sage bran9sn Girs
BREEDER in 0ic Wnbnung os5 76idDris
gen 9einri9 WiItenS unO iiberlpals
tiQtcn i'm. Seine eben beimtebrenoe
57idbriQe &06in mur0e 0lei9faQS
i%iberpdltigt uno 0efeTelt. Die Sim
BREEDER rou6ten bierduf Die geIommte
8obnang aus, entlpenOeten eini9e bum
bert &ronen 9~oar9elo, IGmmtliGe
pretioIen, Wert6papiere uno IonItige
WertbQe9enitGnbe.
SnnSbrud. SIM SG9epert be8
9aumeiiters 81. 6rib puroe Ger S4reiz
ner &arl WldDr, ais er in Der NG6e Der
&reisIGae itdnO, our6 Elm Brett, oa8
Die Sd9e Dem BORT beIddftigten g(rtcis
ter entriB, nit FOLDER Wudt am gin
tcrtopfe getroffen, DAB Mapr nu9 elmer
balben Stunoe peri6ie6.
b a Il, Der 2anota9 bes Diters
rei6tIden Sronlan0s &rain bat be-
fhlpHen, oaB Die YrotoIolle iiber Die
@erbanolunoen Der &0rperI6aft fortdn
ouSI6IieBIi6 in ilppeniIder Sprate
abgcfabt perpen Iolen. Der @robs
%0runobeiib, Del4er i'm QanOtaQ ourd
5ebn 2lb0eor0nete pertreten 1T, bat ges
gen Ole 8ergelpaltigung Der 0euti6en.
Die iit in iensr 8eI6Iubnabme tunos
tbut, Yroteit er9oben.
Drag. Sm Mp1ihd6te Ser prus
ger GiIeninbuItrie 81 IeIi6uit purOe
auf bDsipillige Wetie 5peimol Seuer
9ele9t, pobei bic elettriI6e Gentrale
dbbrannte. Der 9etrtsb oes S9d4te3
muBte eingeIieut iperoen.
z routcn II. 0te beige @es
Misunderstanding iuGblte Den @69eoros
neten 9u1monn gum @brenbiirqer,
3 I #. Ser in lpeiten 9reilen
tpoblbetunnte @eiiber be5 9otel o@rigs
nano" BEL Wiramar, Sonitantin Sc
ser, 1T bier i'm 60, Gebensjabre geltors
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
Gro6Gerjogt6nul &cGeu.

0arm It a st. 0ieIer Sage trut
fir oas gauge @robher5o1t6um SeTen
bus neue GeIeB ii6er ben 6anoel nit
@tften in Strait. S0na6 1T Der Sanz
bel nit @iften, iotut5t 0jcIer nift in
@erbinbung nit Dem 9lpot6cter9eperte
betrieGen Miro, nur nit Ser 9.re6mis
gung Ser &reisGmter Qcitottet.
$ d + o II. Der Tagl06ner
2uopig S3af mur0e Uon Ser StraFz
TANNER lpegen elmer edn3en Rei6c
f6lpcrcr ui,b einfd6er Tiebitd6le uno
ipeQen Tdlperer S6rpcrrerleBunQ in
8pci SGQen GIL elmer GeiummtItrafe
ron Elf Sobren 9u6tb0u3 perurtGeilt.
HauDeim m. Die @ermrTunQ8s uno
@orarGeiten gu Der proicttiyten 9a6ns
itrede bur1 bo3 llfot6aI ro6 llTin9en
baden %beqonner. 2(uBer Sen Orten
Nieoerm5rIen, S6ermGrIcn, 2angenz
balm unb 3te9en6erg lo1 aud oas ais
IllSfIu9sort beriibmte iriiEere R0merz
ta'teI 9ransterg cine 6aItcIteQe ers
batten.
Worms 8. Gin GiIenbobn1uQ iibers
fll6r i'm bieIt9en 9obnhof zen @ei9sn,
1teIer M~agenbeimer. Ser @erunz
gIiidte, Dem beibe 9eine abpefo9ren
puroen, itarb nod tllr5cr 2ett i'm
9rantenDdus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
0Q0cn.

g drlsrub c. 9aS 9rGIi0ium
oeS ba0iIhen Wlilitdrpcreins s8erbdns
oes bat teI6loFitH, ocn GrIdB iiber Die
getbsiligunq an Sen tiir5Ii6en Sdnts
merz Sti6pa6lcn 3urijt3u5ieben. Me6s
rsre ge3irt8tommonoo8 4ottcn cine
llntcrIu6ung ge9en Cffi5iere beS Be-
urloubtenItance8 eingaleitet, neil lie
iid unqe6lj0 an Der I0itotion fir bic
'o3idliTtiIten Gaa0tag3 &dnoioaten
betbeiIigt battcn.-0er @ololpdarcns
bGnoIer ). 70. GngeImonn aug 9for5s
bsim Dur0e bier toc9en gercrb5mGbis
ger 9c6lerei gu q Sabren 3u4t9auS
perurtDeilt.
6reibnrg. gu Sem 3pete, arr
men erboIungSGe0iirftigen 9inoern,
5rauen unO MGoben Gr3tlid perrros
neten Babe o0er Qanodufenthdlt 81
erm09liden, iibcrpicS SRI. Rie0er aus
Ct. 9Iaiien Ser bieIigen GtaOt Elm
Stiftunqstopitdl BON 10000 Wurt.
6eibetberg. 9as betannte
Cafe Smperial am Mrebeplab 9in9
I'm $4,000 Mart al @Grtncr in
WieSGaocn ij6,r. Ter Safe getrie6
per6lei6t biz 1911 Dem ieitberigen
pG6ter. -gei oSr bie'igen %llniUcrii.
tGtsbi6liotttt III Die erite Dame. SRI.
Or, Phil. Sofie Gdrpter, uI5 WpIons
tGrin eirQeIreten.
~ unrteim m. Tis reu er1fineten
SanoeIsbodi6ulturi3 per5si6ren cine
'attIiGe NnSab! bon S0rern. Ga bds
Ter I!h fir Ben eritsn 9urs 1876, fiji.
Den ~stpeiten l05 uro siir Den 0yitten
50 T6ei!ne1mcr berpfiihtet.
WaIGbaG Of. Sisrorts 'tiir3te Bel
elmer Sod3citsfeier Der TuBbooen 0s5
Scales, in Dem iid 80 @dite befuns
BEN Elm. SO tpuroe Niemano srbebli6
berlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15

6 m m CT a H.. Sn Ieinsm
"a. Gebensja6re peri6ieo bier Der
Glte'te Ginmobner unlerer Gtaot, Ser
frii6ere Ippreturmeiiter 5rieori3 Nlls
quit 2oren3,
2engen Il 5. Der Sta6tratb
iibertrua Die @usarbeitung zines gar
tentiinitleriI6en gntpurfes fir Den
reuen Stootpart, gu lpel6em ser
Staotratb unO 5abritbeiiber S6omas
8runb uno gooen I6entte, an SEN
@artenarditett Sans qiebner in Treis
terg.
Sberpte entGa lin ben
@interIport oss StiIauiens in INNER
ipeitere 9retIe ein3ufiibrsr, bat Der
beige 9urnberein bei9loFen, cine
S4neeiGu9 N6tbei!ung 81 sriiroen,
Ser ieoer S4neeI@ubfohrer ii& ana
ihIiehen fam,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
Gffak- Sof9ringen.

g 5 b g. Der 9e3irtstug
bes S6erelIaB pdblte bei ser untingit
ftattgeto6ten Gdnoes : Qusi6uBpabl
fGmmtli4e 5ebn ausgei9ieoenen Cans
Observation-Disclosures pieoer. = 0as
Wiit9lieo bes bieIigen @emeinoeratbs,
SberI4ulrdtb Or, Stolte, bat aus @es
MISREPRESENTATION iein Wanodt ME-
oer9elegt.
q b a d. Gin beimts6renoer
ReIeroiit oerleBte bor benz SauIe ieinsr
@eliebten ieinen N~ebenbublsr our9
einen 0ol4iti6 ms SsrS t6Otlih.
$ ii n n gen. Sin Tubritdr6eiter
aus Rbeinbrobl emerietb nit ieiner G6es
frau beim Gintduf BON Sadsn in
Streit, i4lug Die 8rau gu @ooen unO
trat 10 Iunge auf ibr berum, Bib Der
Sob %eintrat. Der llnmeni3 ipurbs
~ter6aftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
Ans Srr 3~2i,rittpftIy.

Spcber. 9aegierungsratb 6riebs
rid Siebert, frii6,r 9e3irt8dmtmann
in Neufaot 4. s. Soarot, lit bier, II
Sabre alt, geItpr[en, Sm Sabre 1870,
dl8 GieGert 9e3irtsamtmunn in Som.
burg lpar uno bic Sruppen na6
Tranfrei9 Sogen, mar &0ni8 Mitbclm
bon prcuben 3tpet Sage bel ibm in
Suartier.
@ermersbet m. Sier erI6oB
iif Der @i3eielopeGeI @olB BON II.
Regimcnt aus Gram ijter Den 500 Ieis
ner 9raut.
Som burg g. Die @erii6erun88s
anitalt Der QfalS iteLte Der pfIl5iIden
8rejsoemeir6e fir ben 9au einer
&reis SrrenanItoIt lei !Spmburg Elm
9urIeben bon 100000 M(art sur
0erfitgung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
2;raunfGmeia. An6aff. 2SafoeG.

% ot + Ii ttef. Der 15iGD,
rige Sobn oes 9tdertne9tes Griinfsrn,
Der in Geiferoe bel einem 2anonirtbe
biente, fisl RON sinem nit Hiiben Be-
laosnen Wdgen ab unb fam batsi nit
Dem &opfe ID Elm Rao 81 liegen. oas
iiber i'm binip,g gins. Der Sob trat
auf cer Stsle elm.
& Dtben. Gum Substitution BEG
aDtbensr areiIeS muros an Gtels oes
terftor6enen HegierungsrdtGs 8raniat
&egiernngarctb SaalfsIosI cTIau err
nannt.
aorbad . Sm Utter ron 70 Sabs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
@eferretG.

% / n. 9ieIer 5age puroe nit
BEN Nbbru6e oes Sdufsrblods an Der
Seroindn6s6riide begonnen. Nad ppls
lenoster 9emOlirung miro cine Sober,
legung Der a%narenSenben Straben3ige
ais 3ufa6rtsitrabe fir Die tiinftige
neue Bride p%orgenommen. 9ur6 Die
9emoIirung peridpinoet aud Die ate
9e3sihnung Pin Der Bride" fir osn
bart am aanaIufer ge~legensn 9urGs
gang. Der Setttonshef Sua3ora
Der Ganoe!spolitiiden @btbsilun9 I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
2le6fen6nra.

81 o # o d. Die Roitoder giireer,
psrtrstuns gerebmigte Die 4nluge zines
nsusn 5riebbofs nit arsmatorium uno
~urnenbdle fir SeuerbeItattunss3psde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
0f0en6ura.

gf8f!etb, Der Glsflstbsr Sc
ringslogs.r v9urbabe" ftranbete auf
Dem gultvumer Watt, ipuroe dber lpies
Der obgebra6t. Neun 2sute BON Der
geidbun9 e~rtronten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15

rem TarD Der GDnifoytayrdtb 90. Gee
bauIea, Elm betannt'r Ueitli4er Os3
6iirItentbums.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
S6tpeis.


Germ. Der fran50iif6e 8otI6ais
ter Mainore in Bern ioll nu6 Sotio
perIeBt Der0en, nomit Die fran50Iii6s
@eIan0ti0uft in S0pun gum Rang
elmer 8oti6afI cr6oben miro. Repoil,
Der 8ertrcter 6runtrei6S allf Der Wias
rottos Sonfcren5, miro na4 ShluB Der
Sonferen3 gum Yoti6after in Bern CT
ndnnt iper0en. - Der ais Des i'm
9dbIb0l5li lei Bern al benz 2anopirtb
Nieien %be9angenen Worbes per0G6tig
perbdftete 9roI6tentutI6er Sums, Elm
S6lpager oes Grmprbetsn, bat scItans
Den, Die Shat perii6t 3u baben. - Gum
Director Der eiOgen6Titi4en meteorolos
gii4en GentrolOuItalt in Bern pdbIte
Der 9unoesratb Den ieitberigen Mbs
j%untten Der 9tnitalt, 0r. M, s, Mals
rer in 3iirid.
ii d. Sn elmer 3iiri6er Gitbos
graphic erIdien Elm tuIiiIder Sffi3ier
un0 beitelIte $4,000 Rltftl 9antnptcn,
dngebli6 fir Die Regiertng, uno Itellts
einen nadfolgcnoen 9roBen ReSies
rungsauftrag in NlS'idt. Die polis
3ei purbe aoiiirt unO b~erbaitete Sen
Wdnn.
I. Sn gaiel 1T bic neus
mittlere H6einbrlife e~ingelpeibt nors
Den. sic ipuroe on Steae Der berii6ms
ten dlten Bride crtdut, Die, i'm Sabre
1926 errihtet, fat iieben 9obrbunoerte
Den 8erfebr 5piidsn0 roB uno &leins
Saiet permittelte.
SO s t. Sn Ser Ro6t 1T ouf
Dem GenferIee rube lei Glarens Elm
nit S!einen tefraftetes qdItI6iff uns
terge9dngen. 3rpej mann Der gsIubs
ung tonnten fih yetten, Die orei iibri'
gen, pelde in elmer &abine ihtiefen,
ertranten. Sbre 2eifen pur0en i'm
G6iffsfOrpsr ~ocfun0en unb geboben.
Is T. 9n5 RsIultut Ser Sti6s
ipdbl fir ole Observation-Disclosures i'm
8anton lit eine politdnOiQe Nieoerluge
Der Haoitdlen un0 So3ialiiten, Die
Giberatz aonIercotiosn ijeqten nit elmer
Webrheit bon etlpu 1850 Stimmsn.
8epGblt iino: Ruttp, Bonnet uno
5ontana. fdmmtli8 to~nIeroatib.
@aterIdn6sltebe etnes
8eerteurs. Gin De Iertsur itano
jiin9it In Der Yerion zines getpiIIen
aos5itopsti Dor benz arie889eri4te in
Mes, 9eutI6. Gotbringeu. &os3is
totpsti mar Dor feds Sd9ren in oas
osuti4e Snfunterie Regiment Rr. $50
sin9etreten un0 infolge Wlib6dnoluns
gen ourh nalts 2eute" mad ie45mOnus
tiger 0ienit3eit oeiertirt. Sn Grant
reid, ipobin er iid panOts, iuno er
teine @rbeit; Elm Gsnoarm, uuf ben er
ltieb, iiberreoets i6u, in Die Jremoens
legion ein3utreten, oa er Ionit bod
aus9elpieisn piirbe. Ge0ulOig otente
tr bort feline fini Sabre db uno lpuroe
Damn nah Grantrcih a69ei6oben. 0a
borte er bon esn Srie959erild!en, Die in
Der Warotfofruos duftauten. lin
auf poterlGnoiIGer Seite mitfe9ten gu
loHHeH, teprte Hos3ltolpsti 3uruu unO
mcloete iih Bel ieintm alien Regiment.
Inter hisfen llmitdnoen lieb es ous
@eri6t BET Der Q%erirqiten Strufs bon
feds Mondten gefdn9niB betpenoen,
aud fpuroe BON elmer 0erieBung in Die
annette alaFs oss Soiodtenitanoes abs
geisben.
Spufente 9auerno d :
3 t. Cine 9ausynboh5eit, 81 Der
niht lpeniser als $50 8dits 9sIa0en
iparen, fanb oieIer 5age in DEM ban
noper'iden 3orfe qie0srH itatt. 3pei
Rinoer. 5tpei Sdlter uno mebrere
Sdipeine, cine Wen5e 0efliig.I oler
@ri uno $50 pfrno aarpien battsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15

ElIc! YGiic!
iur Gciir iu'S Nnslauo beisrni 6.
9iainr, Ir. Ali, st. Yanl.S traic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
Sa9(en.

DRESDEN. Die 9resbner Stras
benbeIeuGtuns fonnte jiineIt auf Elm
2~00jGbrises 8eIte6en 5uridbliden.-
Dem 0aroereiter sRegiment 1T anlGBs
Iid Der 5eisr oes 225. Sabrestdges ieis
ner Grrihtung bon einem unbefanns
ten Geber Der 8etrdg bon 10000 Mart
Gls S6entung Su9erenoet tporben.
6 bemni B.. Der bieiiee 0erein
fir 0euerbe itattuns beihlob enosiltig
Die Grbauung zines &rematoriums.
Siir Die 9%dufoIten (Griperbung oes
9laBes, 4usfiibrung unO Ginrihtung
oes paues) iino insseiammt 100000
Marf perunihlast.
5reiberg. Die tonisli9e Berg
idule begann ibr 129. 2ebrjabr 1904
nit 81 ipirtliden S9ulern unb 7
9oIpitanter. @eeenpdrtig miro Die
9ergi6ule bon So 8srsihilern uno s
9oipitdnten beludt.
8 Of n. Bel Der Staotbers
oroneten : Gredn3ungspdbl ipuroen
bon 912 tpablbere1tigtsn 8iirgern SOB
Stimm5ettel absegeben. @etpdblt ipurs
Den Die aanoioaten bss ftaotiIden @ers
Gins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
a1rnpii,, Du,ntnprr.

$ annoper. Sn 8%or0endl, no
S4arnborit Dor $50 Subren geboren
tpur0e, 1T Elm S9arnboritOentmal ents
biiut fpor0en.
8 gen. Der PoItiQon
!SiIemann ermorOete feline gbeirau
our6 grtbiebe uno tOotete Ii9 bann
fclbft 0urh einen Rebolperi6ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-15
prnpitt, nnTrit.

8ofen. Die Snfantsriiten Rcs
iinsti uro @eppert, Die bel Sitromo
Den Wirtb @lopa uno Oeien SoRn err
morOet uno beraubt batten, nuroen
fart e~efeIielt in bas ppiener 8ornis
fongefGngnib 9ebrd6t.
g Of III i n. 2ebtbin ~feierte Der
9aufmonn Woolp6 StarQorbt feline
Silberbo9Seit. ionie glei45eitig bds
25iGbrige GeI9GftsiubiIdum. NnIGbs
lib oss SubiIdums bat Gtur9arot oen
qrWen cine groBere Summe geipenoet,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-19
ORDINANCE NO. so.


 An Ordinance Providing for and Fixing the Street Grade of Brewery Avenue, in the City of Bisbee, Cochise Coun- ty. Territory of Arizona.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Bisbee, as follows:
 Section 1. That the datum line, as ia basim of the establishment of the grade of Brewery Avenue, in the City of Bisbee, Cochise County, Territory of Arizona, is hereby fixed at an eleva- tion of S2SO feet above sea level. as de- termined by United States Govern. ment bench mark at the southwest corner of the Copper Queen Consoli- dated Mining conipany's store in said city.
 Section 2. That hereafter the street grade of said Brewery Avenue shall be as follows: Commencing al d pelnt where the bottom planking of the Brewery Guich entrance to the sub way is now located, to-wit, at the north end of said bottom planking, at which point the established grade shall be 296 feet above said datum line; thence with a uniform rising grade of plus f.75 per cent for distance of two hun dred and eight (2s0) feet. at which point of termination the grade shall be 7.SS feet above the datum line; thence with uniform grade of plus 4.14 per cent for distance of two hundred and eighty-two feet, at which termination the grade shall be 1856 feet above the datum line; thence with a uniform grade of plus 1880 per cent for dis tance of two hundred feet. at which point the grade shall be 23.4 feet above said datum line.
 Section 3. All ordinance and parts of ordinances in conflict with the pro visions hereof are hereby repealed. Section f. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of it's passage by the Common Council and approval by the Mayor.
 Passed and adopted this 11th day of April. 1905.
 Approved this 18th day of April, 1905.
 JOHN s. TAYLOR.
 Mayor Attest
 C. W. HICKS. City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-19
About Rheumatism.

There are few diseases that inflict there is probably no disease for which such varied and useless lot of reme- dies have been suggested. To say that it can be cured is. therefore, a bold statement to make, but Chamber aims Pain Balm, which enjoys an eE- tensive sale, has met with great sue cess in the treatment of this disease. One application of Pain Balm will re- lieve the pain, and hundreds of sui ferers have testified to permanent cures by it's use. Why suffer when Pain Balm affords such quick relief and costs but a trifle? For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
 BISBEE DRUG co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-19

ed at Phoenix, and in the Grand As sembiy is represented sby Mrs. Ada Kane Miss Nellie Trott. who is also ihe Grand Secretary of the Assembly. Son. Georee A. Mi~tz of Phoenix Lodge Nc. 2. IS the Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge. and was with the delegation last evening when they roli. ed into Douglas. Mir. Mintz is tho court reporter of the Supreme Courl of the Territory. and a mos$ elegant gentleman. He has been Grand Secre- tary since 1896. Mir. Norris says the lefty of Phoenix and surrounding coun Try have suffered amazingly during the past six months from high water, but that trouble has now abated and hrsiness is assuming its normal condi- tions- The prospects for a good busi- ness year in the agricultural and stock raising country around the capital city could not be better. and they anticipate good times coming. Miss Nellie Scott was very busy woman this morning getting everything in readiness for the first session of the Grand Assembly of the Rebekahs.
 !. H. Hudson and P N. Shafer are the delegates from Williams lodge. and both came in yesterday after being on the road more than two days. They also represent in the Grand Assembly Williams Rebekah Lodge No. 10. They had to travel more than 500 miles to reach Douglas. Their Lodge is in good condition with a membership of e, showing very decided growth during the past year. Theirs Is a grazing country, and the excessive snow and rains of the past winter have put them on easy street for this year, and they are anticipating a good range and a big bank account at the end of the year.
 A citizen of Douglas, F. NJ. Cum mins. is one of the representatives from the city of Flagstaff. He for meriy resided in that town and when he moved to Douglas about one year ago. he did not transfer his member ship to this place. The other delegate is Judge E. E. Jones. They have no Rebekah lodge or encampment at rag staff but the subordinate lodge has shown a phenomenal growth during the past year and now has 59 mem bers.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-19
HoTsTuFF IS THIS
New Mexico Threatened By Colorado's
 Curse.

s$cW WSStCo tHfcdlSncu BY Nclcrdoo
 Curse.
 The news of the week is very dis quieting to all good citizens. First came rumors of the probable appoin6- ment of Peabody as governor of New Mexico. and no sooner had the shud- der run through the Territory, than the rumor of worse calamity came.
 From the Rough Riders reunion comes the report of the expected ap- 2ointment of General Sherman Bell as governor of New Mexico. 1t IS sad he is very anxious for the appoint nent. and the weIi-known weakness of Roosevelt makes it probable he will appoint the terrific Rough Rider to the office.
 The situation ION sizes up, to the people of New Mexico. about like this: Otero, bad; Peabody worse: Bell, the very worst possible.-Industria Ad- vertiser.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-19
THE POWER OF STEAM.
Many May See But It Takes Genius to
 Realize.

When James Watt saw the steam causing the kettle lid to jump up and down he said There must he power ir, that steam that 1t can litt such a weight"
 There was
 Millions prior to him had seen the same phenomenon and regarded it as dn unexplained mystery
 Recent scientific research has put it's finger on the cause of Dandruff, Fall ing Hair. and consequent Badness, and has unearthed a tiny germ which eats ne life from the roots of human hair
 Newbro's Herpicide destroys this germ and consequently restores the na1r to it's natural state.
 Sold by leading druggists Send 10c. in .tamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit. Mich
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-19

road. They were a. frst delayed many
 hours at Phoenix by the washing out of the bridge across the Gila River. They had to foot it across the bridge. When at last they got away from Phoenix they found that their troubles had only begun. At Mericopa they had to lay over for nearly twenty-four
 hours on account of washout beyond Yuma on the Southern Pacific and then when they reached Benson they were stalled for the better part of a day on account of the cave in on the tunnel which occurred on Sunday evening However. they were a jolly. good na- tured lot glad at last to reach the Shelter City and find a royal welcome awaiting them. There were many women in the delesation. some of them grand officers of the Rebekah Assem- bly,. and others representative and wis itors 10 that body. They are. to say the least, a prepossessing crowd, good looking. vigorous, healthy stock of the great West.
 Prescott has the honor of having the oldest lodge in the territory and the richest. They have 1S9 members and more than s30.0o0 of invested capital Prescott is at the present time furnish ing two of the Grand Lodge officers. both of whom are in the city with the deIegation.
 The representatives to the Grans Lodge are c. H. Sherpan. B. Robinson, Peter Rosenblatt. J. H. Norvall and R. Sumer. Granite Encanpment No. is represented by the same brothers who are Patriarchs. Western Star Rebekah Lodge No. g. of Prescott, is represented by Mrs. George Henry as President of the AssemlS.. and Mrs. s. Hill as Grand Representative. The Prescott delegation say that the busi- ness conditions in the northern part of the Territory are good: that the coming year promises to be one Of the best in the history of that part of the Territory. Their Lodge and it's influ- ence has shown very healthy growth during the pastsyear. They like Doug las and are willing to stay here week if necessary.
 The largest delegation on the ground comes from the beautiful little city of Tucson. They also came in last evening little the worse for wear but full of good humor and the spirit of the occasion. Pima Lodge 70. 3 of Tucson ss represented by A. ". Smith. H. D. Corbett. and J. Steigler. Comet encampment No. is represent ed by x. NJ. Metrovich. who is the Grand Trustee of the Grand Lodge and Grand Chief Patriarch of the Grand Encampment- Naomi Rebek- ah Lodge No. 1 is represented by Mrs. P s. Hughes, Mrs. E. M. Dickerman. Mrs H. Mariner and Mrs. H. D. Cor bett. Mrs. George Kohler, Mrs Fan nie Cake and Mrs. ". A. Julien are with the delegation and are entitled to seats in the Grand Assembly by reason Of their official position
 The Phoenix delegation. embracing many prominent Odd Fellows and their wives, came in on the Host train.v Phoenix Lodge No. 2 is the second old est lodge in Arizona. The delegates to the Grand Lodge are V. R. Norris. A. ". Galpin. who is assistant postmaster at Phoenix. and C. F. Karles. Floral Eacaupmelt Nc. 2, is represented by the same delegation. The oldest Re bekah Lodge in the Territory is locat-