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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Mise Porters cradustics - The Hinsboro Texas. Nflrrir. of recent date. contains the following para graph: The many friends of Miss Stella Porter will be glad to learn that oa the 17th of June she was graduated from the ChicaeO Universi- ty High School, and that also com plcted her second years course cf vo- cal ar instrumental music in Chicago Musical College" Miss Porter is ths accomplished daughter Of J. N. Porter of the First National Bank of this city- who admits that inc young lady occupies the position of apple of my eye"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

For Indecent Exposure-In Justice .McDonald's court yesterday morning Peter Cunningham was charged with the offense of indecent exposure.
 The act was perpetrated Sunday morning at eleven o'clock when the streets were crowded with women and children going to church.
 Cunningham plead guilty 10 the charge but plead as an eXtenuating circumstance that he was drunk at the time. This plea was not consid- cred as extenuating but rather as az gravating the offense by the Judge who gave the prisoner thirty days in the public waiting room.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Have Added a car-A smoking car has been added to the equipment of
 train No. 4. between Douglas, Benson and this city. Until a few weeks ago combination baggage and smoking car did duty on this train. The com bination car was removed because of the increased business in the baggage and express departments which made .it necessary Q put on Q straight bag gage ear. It was thought at the time that the smoking car could be done away with. but the pressure of passenger traffic made this impossi- -ble.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Parents Of Percy Grier Coming Nr. and Mrs. Grier. the father and mother of Percy Grier, who was kill ed at the Junction shaft on aaturday, will arrive in the city this morning. A telegram was received from them early yesterday morning stating that they would arrive in the city on the late train tomorrow afternoon, but a telegram was received Iater in the day stating their change of plans. No Arrangements have yet been made for the funeral.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Eppich Successfully Operated On Louis EppiclI. whose backbone was broken sometime ago at the Irish Mag shaft Of the c. & A.. was operat- ed on by the physicians of that compa- ny on Sunday afternoon. It was found that Q portion of the spine was pressing on a nerve. The operation consisted in releasing the nerve from this pressure The operation was entirely successful. and it is expected that the patient will regain the use of his legs and in time be able to walk
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Severely lnjured-E. L. Jones. an employe of the c. & A. Co, was injur- ed at the Irish Mag shaft on Sunday by being caught by Q car which he was pulling off of the cage. His foot slipping. the car ran against his a1l1- les. bruisins and seriously spraiaing both of them It will he several weeks before he will be able to go to work again.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11
Copper Queen Arriva,s-A. c. Chan

Copper Queen ArriVa,s-A. C. Chan dler Columbus, O.; Dr. II. A. Schell. F. c. Humphrey. Tucson; Jno. A. Leechen St. Louis; A. g. Castle. Qui1cy. H.; H. Justing. San Francis co; Robert Rae Douglas; B. n. Patti son. city; C. N Davis. La Cananea; II. Weiisch, San Francisco; H. Bur ris. los Angeles; Aug. Baron. Tomb stone; N s. Finch. Bacoachi; Howard Maxwell. Anywhere; H. W. Castle, Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

To Build eakery-The Arizona Bak- cry Co., has purchased couple of lots at the front of Johnson addition. ana will at once erect a bakery build ing on the site chosen. The growth Of the addition. together with the thickv populated section adjoining. induces the venture.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

On Euroeean Trip-8Ir. and Mrs. A. W. Wood Of this city. are in Douglas visiting at the home of Superintendent James Wood. Mrs. James Wood will leave Douglas in a few days Tor New York. from which point she will sail for England. She will spend several months touring England and the con fiupuf
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

Bakery Fire-A small fire occurred last evening about 5 o'clock in the bakery in the Hughes block. The blaze was exinguished by 8 bucket brigade before the arrival of the fire department. Small damage was done
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11
scoRE oF FIRgMeN HuRr.
While Controlling sfoo.ooo New York
 Yerk Blaze.

New York. July 1O.--A score of fire men were seriously burned or over come by smoke tonight during a sl00.0e0 fire which destroyed the up- per floor Of the soven-story factory building at Hudson and N'7tN Ave. All managed to reach the s,reet. where they were assisted by their comrades.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Twenty-Foct Limit - People. who burn refuse in the street or on prem ises in the city may find it to their advantage 10 read the ordinance run ninE in another part of this paper re- garding such proceedings. The ordi- nance makes t a misdemeanor to burn any refuse within 20 feet of any building.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Sold fo- Announcement has been made that sS.500 was the amount paid to Peter Johnson recently by Ols Schimpf for ground at Lowell on which Schimpf ( Frederlcks will erect a saloon building. The ground purchased is the southeast 25 feet of lot r.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Dr. Schell, Arizona's leading op- tician. has returned. and will remain at Copper Queen Hotel until Thurs day. July 18th. Eyes examined free.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11
GATED AND DIsLocATeo JAW.
Three Doctors Work an Hour to Re
 lieve Muscatine Man.

Muscatiue. Ie. July Civilian SchulDke dislocated his jaw this after noon while gaping after taking a short nap. It took three doctors an hour to replace it.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Dr. Scheu. Arizona's leading opti- elan. has returned. and will remain at Copper Queen Hotel until Thurs day. July 18th. Eyes examined free.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Now Ladies. We have opened up a first class Ladies Tailoring Estab- lishment" give IFS trial and see what relief it is to have us do your work. J. 4. Rses G Co. Phone 2C4.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

Bishop Hendricks visit for confir- nation will be deferred until Fall on account of the illness of Mr. Shields.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-11

D7. Schell. h{r.zona's Heading or uciaD. has returned and will remain ct Copper oueen Hotel until Thurs day, July 18th. Eyes examined free.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10

I. fHE rENItYNrIAKY SELF ,Us-
TAINISGf
1t has been Ia raj d by some Of
the DemLcratic payers hat the pm
i.eniiary force cleared over one hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars
last year above exp-nsfs. One Of
these papers has suggested that
twenty thousand of this amount be
EXPENDED in the erection Of re-
fotmatory for young criminals,
whereupon the Wilmington Messen-
ger says:
.While we favor the refOrmatOry
Idea, we would suggest that thi. ex-
ira sum be held 80 the penit..ntiary
authorities will not have to borrow
or ask for an appropriation in the
near futu. g ,ac use of discovery OF
a mistake in their calculations as to
what profits the institution mas made
We are always hearing about the
prison being teIf-sustalning, but
when the time comes for paying &C
counts instead of making figures as
to profits the State has to come TO
the financial aid of the board"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10
Seab0ard Air Line Ry.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
Tour to the Pacific Coast.
via
6EABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

The 8eab ard announces q Der.
decided later. The round trip il
only go 80 and the route will be
via Alta uta, Birmingham, Mem.
phis. st. Louis, Kansas City, Dan
YER, Colorado Springs. Salt Lake
City, Los Angeles. Ran Fnncisco,
The Shasta Route 10 Portland,
Northern Pacific to st. Paul thence
to ChleA Q and return via St. Ionic.
Through Pullman cars will b
be srrar gad for the exlusive
use Of the party, which will be
perso naliy conducted by Rev. VIM.
Black and wife OF Dav dson, N.
who succe ssfuliy handled the large
party from North Carol;na last
AUG nj.
Itinerary Of the trip 10 now bel, 4
prepared which will give full d.
tails - to the rates, stop overs. no.
+ rates and points OF interest. Il
will bs one Of the moet complete
trips Of its kind ever arranged from
this 8 ate and It very small cost.
Those no join the party will be
shown every attention over the en-.
tire trip which viii ,nsums be-
tween {, mr. and i've weeks
Write I BOOKLET and informa
ton to Rev Vim. Black, Davidson,
N. G or address
CaAS. 81. GATrIs,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
RALEIG h, N. O
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10

1t appears that the Democrats In
Texas. as we'll as in North Carolina.
have party pets that they have to
pay out of the States treasury for
services rendered to the party. In
this State during session Of the last
Legislature 80 many clerks and
pages had been employed that they
were actually in each others way.
In Texas the Democrats have forty
four clerks at the capital to do the
book keeping, etc., while such states
as Pennsylvania and Illinois find
that twelve clerks are all that are
necessary to do this work.
But possibly the Republican party
in such states as Illinois and Penn
sylvania are able to pay their party
workers without dra wing the money
out of the States treasury to pay
them
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10

Two Dead In Well. stifled BY Fumes OF
Carbonic)Acid Gas. ).
Wadesboro, N. c., Aug. T.
George Cuthbertson and Charlie
Covington, two colored men, who
were engaged in digging a we'll on
Mr.. W. N. Pinkston's place, about
two Dailes from Wadesboro, met
their death to day by going down
into the we'll in which the air was
found 10 be filed with carbonic gas.
CuthbertsOn went down into the
we'll TO 60 to digging, aud all at once
he was discovered to be motionless.
Charles Covington then went down
into the we'll to see what was the
matter, but was dead almost by the
time he got there. 1t was suspected
that the air was loaded with carbonic
acid gas, so an Investigation was
made and the we'll was found to be
filled with the deadly poison for
about ten feet from the bottom.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10

" whatever, he says: -
ask any adnirer Il Preside"
Iss~eveit Why he /. rriisr AMI
,s.u wiii iad that II - due a. hl-
~ds..1e,, ~ suppsss-i sds'<z''s 'i
pr %. iIsi. . d I-Dlisie that arr D*+m
TER III. No,hi z brought Mr. k0rse-
Wit more spplsu-e during his nrsl
sdm: ui.iE.tioB than his settlement
the AIT trscite coal -is.k-. A. d how
did lie -ei'ie i! BY .rbitrA'ion.
Now, tn. Democratic pa iorhus OF
1896 aid 1900 demand ar: iir. lion,
while Tia. X publican plstf"rms
w.r- silen, 90 q SUI CT. but i-
not on v waited until there Mas
great suffe ing sud & 81 before pro
,,o-iny IA, duration, TT he did moth
irg sferw d. To - cire . per manens
arbiirs ton t.,ar.i i:'r The ,-.ventto,.
Of str tes. IL h. won u n
by q sIIslt application Oh Demo
cratic policy, would he Got ~
WON more p ,pulsrity if b f,sa zig
ed The eetsb ishment Of Iern'ane nj
arbitration DO rd?"
S", then. according to Mr.. Bryan
it Is the duty Of President of th'
United States to settle serious dis
putes between labor and capital
That, however, Is not Presiden
Roosevelt's conception Of P. esiden
tial obligations. 1t was not as Pre-.
ident that be ,terfertd In The c0a
strike. He knew, aud he wAs care
full TO let the country know, he re
allied that the President had N
official connection with the truubl'
between the Coal miners and the Op
orators Of the coal mines. In grea
emergency, Mr.. Roosevelt stepp
out of the sphere of Executive duty
or responsibility, and use'l, not The
authority. but the prestige Of tn
Presidency t., remove calami,oa
conditions. There have been yer!
serious labor troubles since tina
time, and the President has, in sew
eraI instances, bcen requested to in
tervene; but he has refused, as b.
was bound to do. But Col. Bryan
looking back to Mr.. ROosevelt's sue
cessfui wrestling with the problem
presented by q coal famine, calls
an '.application Of Democratic pol
ICY" 1t is, however, nothing o
the sort. While the Democrats are
Of course, friendly to arbitration, q
all good citizens are, there Is moth.
ing in their party's history, or tn
history Of sny other party, tina
shows friehdlinees for interference
by the National Executive in Orde
to bring pressure to bear on eithe
capital or labor, and. by that pres
sure, put an end to strike or
lockout.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10

ton, what IL thought TO he 9 iatt,
that Gr,at iI,iisiu an 6.rnIany are
not 30 anxious fer I-ac...
Great Britain l. de.iou thai R"r~
STA shall be wasted by VT untsi 81
ceases TO be q dan.er TO tina einlhf {,
whose lear and n.cd e easi bound
ries have been tbr sts.Led for j al
b. the lJw Vi Russia. an Ger
many, VIII s ems TO Ease tit tai
OF til. cz.r, las n";hing u ga II u.
the couciu-.Ju al T. aoe. II - Hol
imprDta"l'. hat q rni1ny has atn'd
more ,rIin'-r isl y b. the war than
all the n'i,,r nsAioDs co biI' d. b'
suppl, ing mutations and 1 Od sun
deal 1 Inc aruIie III ih u Id
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10
Neuralgia
And Other
p a in.

All pain in any disease is
nerve pain. the result of a tur-
bulent condition of the nerves.
The stabbing, decorating,
darting, burning, agonizing
pain that comes from the prom
inent nerve branches, or SEN
sorry nerves, is neuralgia, and
is the ''big brother" of all the
other pains.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
rarely ever fail to relieve these
pains by soothing these larger
nerves, and restoring their
tranquility.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
leave no bad after-effects, and
are reliable remedy for every
kind of pain, such as headache,
backache, stomachache, sciat-
lea, rheumatism and neuralgia.
They also relieve Dizziness,
Sleeplessness, Nervousness,
Car-Sickness, and Distress at
ter eating.
For many years have been q con-
slant sufferer from neuralgia and
headache. and have never been able
to obtain any relief from various
headache powders and capsules. until
] tried DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They always cure my headache in five
minutes time" FRED r. SWINGLEY,
Cashier LIST Nat. Bank. Atkinson. Neb.
Dr.. Miles, Anti-pain Pills are sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first package will benefit. II t
Is doses, Is cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10
DIS rROYED ILLICIT DIsTILL ERY
Raid by ID. c. Down,ng and w. I. Marti
Prize Broke ND Church.

Raid by d. c. Dowa,ng and w. 1. Martin
Prize Broke up Church.
Raleigh Post.
Deputy Revenue Collectors D. @.
Downing and w. g. Martin raided
an illicit distillery near Pocomoke.
In Granville County, Friday night
and captured a still In full blast.
One white man and four negroes
were there, but made their escape
on the approach of the officers. They
left behind . deck OF cards with
which they were evidently playing
when they discovered the approach
Of the officers. The still was
a seventy-gallon of fermenters hold
ing about 1900 gallons were de-
stroyed. Two gallons Of whiskey
was seized.
The officers fastened the still and
worm up behind their buggy and
started for the railroad station with
them. The road passed by the Polk
Christian church and services were
in progress. When the officers were
seen passing with their prize the
whole crowd, numbering probably
800 people, came out Of the church
to inspect the strange sight.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10

Stabbed His Wife Four T1mes and Fled
AshevilIe, N. G., Aug. 8.-News
Of q bad affair reached here this
morning from the Big Ivy secti. u
Of Buncombe county. recounting the
probable fatal stabbing 1T Barnards.
vile yesterday morning shortly be-
fore 3 O'clock Of Mrs. G. G. Green.
wood by her husband.
The victim Of the fiendish ASA ult
was stabbed four times In the back
and left for dead. The husband
made his escape.
Mrs. Greenwood is his second
wife. His first wife came near meet
ing such fate at the hand. of her
husband and only saved herself
from his attack with q axor by
jumping through window and
refuge at the home Of q
near by Deighbor.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10
Mr.. Bryan Unconsciously Funny

Mr.. Bryan Unconsciously Funny.
Washington Post.
democratic Principles Are Pop
ular," says Mr.. Bryan, in the Com
moner for August 4. He makes
that declaration in big black letters
as the title of his leading editorial.
With characteristic obtuseness as to
the humorous element in literature,
Editor Bryan evidently sees moth
Ing funny in making that loud and
proud claim Of popularity for the
principles Of a party that has had O
proofs of popular regard for the last
thirteen year,, and very few indica
tions of the existence of such SEN
timent since the election of James
Buchanan to the Presidency in S65.
That was fOrty-nine years ago. If
Mr.. Bryun. when facing an audience
in Chautauqua assembly or DEM
ocratic gathering, would point to
the official returns of elections dur
those forty-nine years or even dur
ing the past thirteen years, and,
looking his hearers confidingly in
the face. remark, "You see, my fell
low-citizens, that Democratic prin.
ciples are POPULAR" wouldn't he
bring down the house2 And it ia
proper to remind the eloquent and
unintentionally amusing editor of
the Commoner that he aud his fol-
lowers are estopped from pointing
to either of the two elections OF
Cleve and "a Democratic trium phs,
OF proofs that democratic princi-
pies are popular" for they are Oh
record in reputation of the Cleve
land brand of Democracy. 1t is one
of the strangest facts In Dem ocracy's
strange career that in 1866 it's ma
tional leader and the national organ.
izatioa read out Of the party tn.
only so-callel Democrat who has
been installed in the Presidential
office since the 4th Of March, 1857.
And that fact, which Cot. Bryan ie-
nores, renders more absurd, if posi-,
BILE, his claim that "Dt M ,crat tic LII =
ciples are popular"
But, funny as that vain, prepos-
ferrous boast is, Col. Bryan's attem pit
to prove it is even funnier. He de-
clares that ''there can be no doub.
about the popularity of Democratic
principles. That those principles
a growing in popularity is not
o zen TO question:" And, to estab-
lish that beyond any possible doubt
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10
BYrHB CAULAsIAs PUB. co.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
rHF uI-rKssaRY POLIIC>.

THE uI.PKSsARY IN POLITICS.
The following comIn"nt Oh the
South Carolina d!~penssry sys ems
il from a recent issue Of the Ra Gig h
Evening Times (demOcraiicl.
There il big fight in progress
against the liquor dispeusiry sJsi' m
in South Carolina anu the question
promises to figure largely in the eiet-
tion of United states Senator and
TO exercise " ide Influence in the
polite Of that STATE generally in the
next campaign.
Senator Tillman, the champion Of
the dispensary in the days when it
was first iOisteJ upon the people
and it's unfaiiing defender in all the
years that have follow Ell, has been
forced to admit in a public SPEECH
whiting The last few days That the re
is corruption III the Infringement OF
the now unpopular institution. The
opponents OF the dispensary present
a picture of rottenness that is both
disgusting and criminal and that
makes plain tn the nonresident I'M
familiar with the conditions why
the good people III a large number
of the counties are now avOring
SO earnestly to overthrow it aud sub
stitute prohibition for the dispen
sary."
With all this fraud and cOrrup-
tion staring them in the face, the
democratic machine in this State
are striving to establish State dis
pensary system in North Carolina.
The temperance forces in this State
started out for prohibition, but the
democratic machine saw that pro-
hibilion would hurt their party.
So the leaders of the old machine
went into the meetings of the tenn
perance forces and told them they
were their friends and let them 1.-THE
democratic machine) fight their
battles for them. AS soon as they
had made the capture they told the
temporal nee {; rces that the dispensary
was The best thing for the present,
and consequently several dispense
ries have been established in this
State. But the Simmons machine
is not interested in temperance, for
Temperance sake, they simply want
dispensaries, as recruiting stations
for the Democratic party, and finally
they want state dispensary system
as an annex to their party. The
dispensary system is reeking with
fraud and corruption in South Caro-
lima. Could we expect it to be any
better in North Carolina under Dem.
Ocratic good government? Are the
leaders of the Democratic party in
North Carolina any better than the
Democratic leaders in South Carroll
ma?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10
New Orleans. Aug. 8-The yell
lbw fever record for to-day is sixty
new cases and four deaths.
PUBLIC AROUSED.

The pnblio ia aroused to . knowl-
edge Of the curative merits OF that
great medicinal tonic. Electric Bit
ters. for sick stor ach, liver and
Kidneys Mary 81 Walters, Of 546
st. lair Ave Columbus, O., writes:
"For d. versl months, was given
up to die. / had fever And sgue,
my nerves were wreck d; Q uld
not 81. ep, and my stomach was 50
weak. from useless doctors drugs
that Gould not eat. Soon alter
beginning to take Electric Bitter,
I obtained reiief, and In . short
time l Was entirely cnr.d." Guar
snteed oil dr. Z stores; price Soc.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10

Washington, Aug. 7.-P. l.
HutC hins. formerly chief chemist of
the State board of agriculture Of
Louisiana, who Is regarded is an ex-
pert In cotton statistics, has been
by Secretary Wilson to
the position Of travelling inspector
Of the agricultural department in
the cotton district, with the UNDER
standing that he will perform duty
on the cotton crop estimating board
when called up IN to do 90.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10

Elsewh here In this is~us viii BE-
found an advertisement OF The
Swinging Agency OF the Golden
Belt Mfg Co. This Office IL located
In the Trade Building on Fayette
Vile street, this City. Those who
would like pleasant employment al
home, should call At the office of the
Company aud get some bags TO
string.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-08-10

rsspas Aisss sAs rsss sosssA ni~~< WEST
tag Tios IN s<>xeh Of wsassA-
The Elix ahseh City Economist
contains the following
Reports from all along the banks
Of the P.squo'aak river from {. ".
HqAlowei ellis farm 10 Albemarse
Sound, tell Of sanoying ,resPa@ 9 Of
midnight huatess for buried trss-
ure Fur he past few ~es - sp-
peAnnces have Indicated thai dozens
Of men are hunting for buried gold.
Thousands OF ~quAre fs~t IL earth
have been turned aud 40 hole Big
enough TO sink an average dwelling
house In has been dug by unknown
p rites on my iarm," lays Mr.. &.
w. Holloweli. The buried gold
that the "money digger" Are going
wild over IL . fabulous fortune
which the Pinte, Teach, who held
high carnival Of blood aud pluud r
In this section early In the last CEN
fury. Is said TO have buried some
where on the banks Of the Pasquo-
tank. From many years after Tea, b
met his tragic death At Ocracok q
hundreds Of people searched for his
buried treasure, but not finding a
sou they seemed TO have stopped
digging for II years ago. But 1t
seems that renewed stories Of the
Croesus board of the pirate have cir
culatsd recently and . new genera
tion has taken up the hunt foE
Teach's plumber.
Hundreds Of people in this city
and county have implicit faith In
the story that the spirit Of Pirate
Teach appears in the form Of ball
Of fire on Roanoke Island every dark
night. Thousands at Mays Head
have seen ball Of fire they claim
IS the dead Teach rise out Of the
marshes on the island, disappear and
rise again 1t another point, this ball
keeping watch over a portion of his
buried gold. Scientists who would
have it appear that this ball Of fire
il q combustion Of gaseous matter
arising from the boys are laughed
down.