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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
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Charles Coleman admittedly mur- dered Hiram Smith in the Comet wine room because he found Smith with Mrs. Coleman there. The deed was under circumstances which made tt appear a cOld-blooded murder, in which the woman was at the time be- lieved to have possibly conniyed. Both she and Coleman were shown in the evidence that was brought out in the case to be.ong 10 the dregs of society.
 Coleman was sent to jail unCer tond in the sum of S3,500. This amount was lowered by Judge DOan cn appeal of Coleman to an amount that hs could furnish. It is said that .n his appeal for reduction of the bond Coleman declared that he had a wife and child to support n this city. and that his freedom was imperative to their welfare.
 The action of the court in giving Coleman his freedom came as much of a surprise to officers and others in this city acquainted with the case and the parties thereto. IL marks the sec ond release by the court of Bisbee murderers under comparatively trif- ling bonds within week.
 In the court of Justice Murphy last night the Mexican woman who intrud, ed on a dance at Pythian Hall and fol- lowing arrest kept a part of the town awake for several hours with her screams and yells, was fined S30. She could not pay. The court informed | her that she would be allowed freedom until Wednesday night, and that if she was not then gone from town she would be arrested and thrown in jai i The woman since here has been a no i torious street walker, and il riddance is secured of her on the floater it will be a well done job
 | Three drunk and disorderly eases were brought before Justice Murphy yesterday. Each of the prisoners re ceived fine of S6, and joined the street l working force. Justice Mcdonald sent four from his court to the same employment. The fines ranged here the several Irisoners having enjoyed varying degrees of drunken hiIarity | sG, SS and $lO were assessed.
 The Mexican arrested last week ard bound over to the grand jury on charge of having burglarized the Nelson Gig ar Factory, was sent to aiI at Tomb stone Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

A sood sized crowd journeyed to Don Luis Park Sunday afternoon, and saw the Bisbee ball team thrash the would-be champions from Tucson, in the fastest game played on the local field this year. The home nine out played their opponents at every stage of the game, and were never headed during the entire contest It is safe to say that the crowd was satisfied with the game, as their enthusiasm was unbounded.
 About twenty fans from Tucson. with lusJy lungs, encouraged the Tue son team with cheers when that sort of encouragement was needed. The Tucson boys came to Bisbee Sunday expecting to have an easy time of it.. But they butted up against an entirely different proposition than the one that faced them at Tucson.
 Without doubt the team placed in the field Sunday by the Bisbee manage ment was the strongest aggregation of ball players seen on the local dia- unond this season. It was a cOmbina- ton of the old Bisbee team and the Gym team There was considerable wrangling during the game, especially by members of the visiting team, who objected strongly to several decisions made by Umpire Graham. MT. Ora ham is one of the fairest and best um- -pires in the business, and his decisions on the whole were very good. He gave the Tucson boys a square deal" which was more than the apology for : an umpire gave the Gym team at Tue 7 son.
 Guernsey pitched an excellent game for Bisbee. striking out ten men and giving Tucson only five hits. He held them safe at every stage of the game Armstrong twirled fine game for Tucson, but was not so steady as Guernsey at critical points of the ; game. Nichols, who was behind the timber for Bisbee, caught a splendid game. Drachman caught heady game for Tucson, and his batting was feat ure of the game.
 1-a Tucson was first at the bat, and went out in one, two, three order. Bis bee scored one run -on pass to first and hit. Tucson failed to get a man across the rubber until the fourth when she scored two runs on errors by IBler and Ryan. Bisbee scored one in the third on errors, and four in the +th on hits and errors. Shirk clearing the bases with three-bagger to deep right Tucson scored two more in the seventh on base on balls and two CT TOTS, and duplicated this performance in the next inning. The home team pushed two more men over the plate iE the seventh, and that ended the scoring in the contest. The game was without doubt one of the fastest ever played in the Territory, and the spectators certainly got their money s . worth s-The following is the tabulat ed score.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
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? Charles Coleman, murderer P of Hiram Smith in the Comet ? wine room in this city a couple 2 of months ago, is out of jail on 2 bond pending session of the ? grand jury.
 2 The amount deemed suffi- 2 cient by Judge Doane to in F sure the appearance of Cole P man when wanted was S1,000. ? James Heron and John Choate, P of Tombstone, and Joe Griffith, P of Douglas, are his sureties. ? Griffith is said to have proper F ty at Tombstone. Coleman P came to this city yesterday and ? says he will remain here until
 P the grand jury meets
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
YOU WILL RE MAKING A MS

YOU WILL BE MAKING A MS TAKE if you fail to buy of these THREE BIG SPECIALS at "THS SAFE PLACE TO TRADE" All our SOFT $500 $3.5o and s4.oo HATS ARE NOW s2.5o EACH, Makes include. Tiger. H. H. Roelofs, Thoroughbred, and Schwartz Bros. SDecia. ALSO,
 All BURT G PACKARD SHOES
 NOW AT $500 A PAIR. ALSO,
 ALL THE BEST GRADES OF WILL SON BROS. AND CLUETT PEA 5oDY's COAT STYLE, CUFF AT TACHED SHIRTS were St.75 and s2.oo
 NOW st.5o EACH. ALSO,
 Believe me! I'm an honest man "
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
SET HOUSE ON FIRE.
Turmoil That Followed Caused Neigh
 bors to Send for Police.

4 lodger at the Lafayette House named Gibbs came near starting a dis estrCus fire early in Sunday morn ing. Gibbs, on going to his room, fumbled a lamp he had lit and upset 1t on the floor. The flames from the Oil that ran out quickly set fire to the walls and draperies at the windows of the room. Gibbs yelled loudly and aroused the house. Aid came prompt ly and the fire was extinguished. No alarm was turned in. The room was badly scroched, but no serious damage done.
 Officers were summoneu 10 the house at the time of the fire by a teIe- phone message stating that the people in the Lafayette House were making a great racket, and keeping everybody in the neighborhood awake. Those who sent the message were unaware of the cause of the racket, and wanted it stopped by the officers forthwith. The latter made hasty run to the La fayette, but on ascertaining cause of the disturbance were unaOfe to find ar opening for administering of the rep IImand that had been thought due.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Two Trains to cananea-It is stat ed that the Cananea railroad will shortly add another passenger train to it's service between Naco and Cananea, giving two trains daily each way. The equipment fer the new train has been ordered, and will go into service i'm mediately it is delivered. The in- crease in service reflects the decided increase in business that has occurred in the last several months through the opening of new enterprises in the vi cinity of Cananea and through the con stantly increasing work of the Greene Consolidated
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

"The Knights Of Labor" are plan ming to celebrate their national holi- day by giving a grand ball at the Bis bee Opera House on September 4th. A new colored orchestra has been en- gagged for the occasion and a royal good time promised to all who attend
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
CURES scIATIcA.

Rev. V. 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 Ballards Snow Eminent; the first application giving my first relief and the second entire relief. can give it unqualified recommendation" 25c, soc, $1.OO.
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Bought Lot-W. P. Sims yesterday purchased a lot in the Johnson addi- ton from the J. E. Thompson Co. He will shortly build on the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
ANOTHER MURDERER
 GETS HIS LIBERTY
CHARLES COLEMAN IS lN CITY FROM JAIL PENDING GRAND
 JURY SESSION.

Bono Was Lowered to S1,ooo, Which He Furnished-Third 6isbee Mur- derer Released Within Week-Locai Justice Court Notes.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
GETTING ONTO S.P.
 LOCAL RIGHT OF WAY
SAID [. p. & S. w. CUTOFF DOES NOT STICK TO FREE
 GROUND.

s. p. Engineers Stated to Have Been Here te See Where E. p. & s. W.'s New Track Goes-Gons to Tucson to Report.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Wheeler & Wilson and New Home Machines latest and best. also 2nd- hand S7.O0 up. IXL Store. g Brewery Avenue, Phone 1S3.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
ANCIENT TUB REsURRgcTgD.
Poetry Honors Return of E. p. & s.
 WIS Turkish Bath Car

Old 9S, the venerable tub and marin CTS delight of the E. P. & s. W. equip ment, was returned yesterday to the buffet service on local train No I. A gifted genius has dedicated the follow her return: How dear to our hearts are the scenes
 of our childhood When old 9S recalls them to view, Of days we have spent rolling out
 through the wildwood Trying to eat or to sleep with her com
 forts few.
 The old. hot sleeping car,
 The hotter, stuffy chair car.
 The hot, hotter, hottest buffet car, That rol.s on the track.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
BISBEE TROUNCED
 TUCSON ON SUNDAY
HOME BOYS PLAYED ALL AROUND
 VISITORS IN BEST GAME OE SEASON.

Tucson, Not Convinced That sisbee Has Superior Team, Challenges for Game for S25o Side, to Be Played at Tucson
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
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8- " z S Manager Sowle, of the Bis N bee ball team, yesterday receiv- 1 ed the following telegram, of . which a duplicate was sent to 1 the Review: v will play the same team at H Tucson on September or 10 H for your expenses and S250 side v bet with a mutual umpire. If N u-yett-do not wish to wager, will P you play here on either of the S dates. mentioned anyhow? S "A. s. M'KELLIGON." S Bisbee team has not yet de- S cided. but chances are that ' telegram will be sent today ac-
 ? cepting the bet and fixing the 1 12th for the game.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29
NATURES REMEDIES.
Cases of Eczema and Rheumatism of
 Long Standing Cured.

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 They are the conception of a mas ter mind, and are compounded after many years of experiment. and study. Being composed entirely of herbs may be rightly termed NATURES REME- DIES, and they ARE natures cure for RHEUMATISM, and for ALL CONTA- GIOUS BLOOD DISEASES.
 In introducing these remedies to the public we desire to say that our Rheu- matism Remedy is GUARANTEED 10 cure all forms of rheumatism-no mat ter how severe the case-gout, Iumba- go and neuralgia. Our Blood Reme- dy and Tonic IS GUARANTEED cure for ScrOfula. Eczema, Tetter, Sores Pimples, Ulcers. Catarrh, Mala- ria. Syphilis and all contagious blood diseases.
 And 10 those who are suffering from any form of Rheumatism, gout, lumba- go or neuralgia-you need our MA TURE'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
 We herewith publish only a few of the many personal testimonials of the cures that are being effected by Ma lures Remedies: Read what one of cur friends says about our Blood Rem. edy:
 Eczema.
 ''I suffered with a case of eczema for more than three years-part of the time was unable to work-and suffer cd 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 to try Natures Blooc Remedy. Commenced to improve il five days after I began it's use. anC am now entirely we'll I think Ma lures Blood Remedy the best blood medicine on the market today, and cheerfully recommend 1t to any one having blood or skin diseases.
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 CT have been a sufferer from Rheu- matism 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 I 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. l (Signed.) JAS. McCANN, Cananea, Mexico
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Total ..... -.. %. ... ..-6 4 Three-base Hits-Holt, Shirk, Drack- man.
 Struck out-By Guernsey, 10; by Armstrong, 8.
 Double -Plays-McKelHgion, unassist- ed
 Wild Pitches-Armstrong, 2. Time of Game-1:45. Umpire-Graham.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Believe me! I'm an honest man
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-29

Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-02-11
Shooting at Sunshine

A shooting took place last Friday
night about 10 o clock in saloon at
Sunshine, in which Angelo Bosco
came near losing his life at the hands
of Andrea Gombo.
CONDO and couple of companions
went into the saloon early in the eve
ming and after drinking good supply
of liquor, became engaged in "A quar-
rel. Bosco, in whose charge the "a
loon was left, put the men out and
as he turned to close the door, Gombo,
angered at being put out filed, the
shot taking effect in Bosco's chest.
The wounded man was brought to
the Red Cross hospital where he is
improving and expected to recover.
He is brother of Ed. Boscu, of Sun
light, and Henry Bosco, of this city.
Sheriff Zimmerman was notified of
the shooting, and went to Sunlight
Immediately but was unable to find a
trace of Bosco's assailant. 1t was
supposed that Gombo was being hid
den by his countrymen
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-02-11
Greatest of all Athletic Sports

Jiu -,Iitsu has its most distinguished
American exponent in the president
And he has expressed his opinion that
the art is worth more in every way
than all of our athletic sports com
bined. He has emphasized mis- opin-
ion by securing Yama. hita as instruc-
tor in the art for the Naval Academy.
After while, the same work is to be
taught at the Military Academy. The
heads of several municipal police de
partments stand ready to introduce
the work among the policemen unde,
them. The present difficulty is the
scarcity of qualified instructors in this
country.
If Americans are to reap the ut
most benefit from the introduction of
jiu jitsu here the start must be made
in the right way. In Japan there are
many methods of jiu jitsu There is
only one, however, that is recognized
as official That is the eclectic sys-
tenn devised in recent years by Prof
Jiguro kano, principal of the high
normal school of Toxic. Jiu- iitsu in
Japan is the art of the gentleman it
is not Entrusted to the class of sub
jects who would correspond to our
prlze fighters Hence. it is appropri-
ate that the recognized authority on
iiu- jitsu is also one of the leading ed
ucators of this country.
1t is the kanO system that the pres
ident has mastered it is this system
which is to be taught at Annapolis
and at West Point The Kauo is the
official system of Japan, which is
taIght to every officer and enlisted
man of the Japanese army, navy and
police departments. All of the otner
, schools of jiuiitsu, while providing
metbo Is that seem clever to the unin-
iatiated American, are helplessly in
! ferior before the Kano methods.
Some of these inferior systems contain
as many as three hundred feats each I;
the Kano has but one hundred and
sixty feats, yet the kano provides II
wholly adequate defense, not only
against the Anglo Saxon boxer or
wrestler, but against the adept of any
one of the inferior, old style japan
ese schools. From 1.-THE japanese
Art of Jiu-Jitsu," by H. Irving Han
cock, in the American Monthly Re
view of Reviews for February.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-02-11
Attorney Morning Under Arrest

Charles A. Morning, u. S. com
missioner of Yampa, who was recently
arrested by the government authori-
ties charged with collecting excessive
fees last Monday appeared before
Judge Hallet, plead not guilty and
mis- trial was set for April. From
what the Post is able to learn Mr.
Morning was transacting some public
business for one of his clients for
which the government fee is 81 and as he
had attended to great deal of other
business for this client he charged
him altogether $40
The action against Mr. Morning
seems to have oeen prompted by jeal
GUS and spiteful persons whose wrath
he has gained and it is believed it is
principally OF political origin. How
ever, Mr.. Morning friends feel GER
tain that he will be promptly acqnit
ted when the case comes to trial. Mr.
Morning will be remembered as the
republican candidate for district at
torney for this district in the last
campaign.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-02-11
Carlyle will Be Boss

Professor W. l.. Carlyle went to
New York last week with Eugene
Grub to attend a big horse sale
where they may he able to pick up
something for the government expert
mental stud. Some controversy has
arisen in the state board of aglicul
ture as to who is to be placed in
charge of Uncle Sam breeding farm
here in Colorado and if the scrap con
Times the bureau of animal industry
may send in an outlander to become
master of the menage. 1t is more
than probable however that Professor
CARLYLE will be CHOSEN for the place
for he stands closer to lama Jim than
his shirt and it will be Uncle Jim
mic after all who will have the say
in the matter. - Field and Farm.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-02-11
A Novel Party

A new and novel panty was cafe
terra given by the Euchre club at the
Edinger home on the evening of Feb
ruary the ninth, their wedding ami
versary Mr. and Mrs. Edinger were
presented with a handsome Venetian
vase.
After eight games of euchre, a
dainty supper was served and the
Jack and Mrs Jack Spratt pies We're
brought forward These pies con
tanned a prize for each individual
present. Each prize was attached to
a string of white ribbon so that no
one could judge from the ribbon what
he or she might draw but each gnest
drew something that was very much
appreciated
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnes, Rohr, j Schwarz, Dean,
Napier, Noonan, St Clair, Waessel,
Mrs. Logan Mrs. Darrow, Mrs. $.
Dougan, James DE Remer and Miss
Heichimer.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-02-11
Hard Times Contribution Box

negro preacher at the close of "A
sundays sermon, made an impressive
pause and then proceeded as follows {:
50 hab found it necessary on account
oh de hard times and de general de
ticiency oh de hard circulating mejium
in connection wild dis chu CHI ia inter
duce ma new ottermatic c leckshun
box. 1t is SO arranged dat half dol
lab or quartah falls on red plush
cushion widont noise; nickle will
ring a small bell, distinctly herd by
de congregation. an n suspendah but
ton, ma fellow mortals. will fab off
a pistol 50 yo' will govern vo' selves
accordingly. Let de cleckshun now
p coed. vile takes off ma hat an
sings hymn"
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-02-11

old one. but he was under the opinion
that the same law would apply as in
the granting of new franchise
Mayor Dougan said he did not want
to sign a contract that was illegal
The trustees held that the proposed
measure was legal and Trustee Park
ison called on Mr.. Lyle to prove that
his company was satisfied to accept
the contract and be bound by its pro
visions. Mr. Lyle said his company
had been looking the matter up for
over year and his attorneys advised
him that it was perfectly legal Trus-
tees Parkison and Keck held that if
the measure should not be legal the
town would not be bound by it and
the citizens would have the advantage
OF the reduced rates until such time
as 1t was declared illegal which would
mean great saving to the taxpayers
The mayor however declined to sign
the document, claiming he would take
it under advisement for week. The
board then by unanimous vote ratified
the contract and also another with
the Glenwood Light and Water com
pany, both contracts being considera.
bly, more liberal than those voted on
at the recent franchise election.
This completed the business of the
evening and the board adjourned to
next Monday evening at which time
it is expected the matter will be more
fully discussed and finally disposed
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-02-11
PROGRESS IN
ROuTT COUNTY
A New Company Organized TO De-
veiOp d Wonderfully Rich
Country in the Bear
River Valley
A GIGANTIC RESERVOIR PROJECT

On Saturday last papers were filed
for the incorporation of the Routt
County Land Canal and Reservoir
company, with "A capitalization of
$3.50, 900. That simple fact seems I'M
important; nut when the purpose of
the incorporation, the magnitude of
the enterprise and its significance are
considered, the plan broadens materi
ally.
The Routt County Land Canal and
Reservoir company has taken up
40, 600 acres of land, mostly govern
ment land, subject to homestead en-
try. 1t is situated in Routt county
as the name implies % miles north of
the town of Craig and along the Bear
river. 1t is fertile, rolling mesa,
forming the Bear river valley
The project had its origin with the
contracting firm of f. C. Phillips Il
Co., of Longmont who have had un-
der construction portion of the
Moffat road. 1t is backed by the
First National Bank of this city, aud,
in fact, the company has on its board
of directors the vice president and
cashier of that institItion
The president is E. c. Phillips.
vice president, II. r. Phillips, and
secretary and treasurer, J. r. Xii
patrick, all of the firm of E. C.
Phillips & Co.
Tie directors of the company are
Thomas Kelly, Fred Il. Motfat, f. C
Phillips, H X. Phillips and j R
Fitzpatrick.
The company will Immediately
commence the construction of series
of reservoirs and Il canal 30 miles in
length, 26 feet wide and six feet in
depth. As yet plans for only two res
ervoirs have been completed. One will
cover l, 900 acres of land and will have
of water, while the other will hold
1000, 900, 600 cubic feet. This is larger
than any natural body of water in the
state, which gives an adequate lea
| VI 'h' VI lht uuttI x.
/ 1t is expected this work will be
completed by the coming summer.
and the whole vast territory will be
under irrigation by the time the rail
road runs into Craig, in about year.
Special attention will be given to
the sugar beet industry. f. c. Phil
| lips is already large beet grower,
and he will commence experiments
Immediately on the Routt county
| land.
Plans have been drawn for big
beet sugar factory to be erected at
Craig within the year, and also for a
number of slicing plants to be located
at different points in the irrigated
| territory.
Besides the immensely fertile soil
there are great coal fields around
Craig which have been definitely 10
Gated. 1t is undoubtedly one of the
richest sections of the state, and as
the division center Of the Denver.
Northwestern IL Pacific, it is conf
IDENTIFY asserted that it will shortly be
the most important point between
Denver and Salt Lake City. steam
boat Pilot.