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Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24
A CIRCUS VAUDEVILLE.
High Class Artists and Actors in a
 New Entertainment.

Usually there is found in the men agerie tent of the Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth quite novel and refreshing entertainment, for which ther,e is never an extra charge. It is always included in the regular ticket, admitting the holder to all parts of the show. This year. when the big show comes here. which 1t will on "Wednesday, October 4th. tthere will be found an entirely new and different style of performance. High-class performers have been se- cured in all parts of the world espe- cially for the purpose of amusing the audiences in the menagerie tent be- fore the regular performances begin in the big tent. The entertainment is @ very meritorious one. ts all the artists are better than most seen in theatres. There are character sketch people and lots of others who per form upon quaint and odd musical in struments. Here also are the living curiosities, such as the troupe of midg- cts, the giant and the Scandinavian dancers and vOcalists with character istic exhibitions. All these people af- ford much amusement or varied, de- sirable character, and. as stated. with out extra charge. This part of the show is exhibited in the menagerie tent, and is separate from the perform ance in the three rings. on three stages, and the race track, in which latter 100 acts of startling and novel character are given. There are nearly 100 trained horses and three herds of elephants in three rings at another time. A dozen circus acts are simul- taneOusly going on at various times, while there are two menageries, 100 cages of wild beasts and a myriad of other delights of all kinds to charm and bewilder everybody, young and old. from any and all of which much amusement and instruction can be had All will be here Wednesday, October 4th.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

great printery MT. Palmer has de- termined to ask for a Congressional investigation when the Congress meets in December and air the whole thing. If he gets the investigation 1t is going to make trouble for a whole lot of people here who will be brought into the thing, who, otherwise never would be known in it. It is going to in volve Senators and Representatives and big newspaper proprietors all over the country who are the holders of stock in the MergenthaleT Linotype machines It is going to show up how the Mergenthaler people first got the permission of Congress to ask the Public Printer to use his own dis erection to place in he Government Printing Office the linotype machines and put hand workers out of a job. l. is going to show how the thing was done. I do not know that any man connected with the Government work got a copper cent for placing in either the Mergenthaler or the Lanston ma chimes in the Government Printery, but I do know that a whole lot of people here mixed up there own stock in both companies and that they did not pay very much for the stock. It is a nasty mess and part of the game of some of the Republican stand patters is going to be to keep the Congress engaged in investigations all
 I5l O SuIo5 ms I pue s9Wo0 II u9qA kSgI pus eIBI 'QolI ga IHA Su!ql sIoQA eqL esI9 Su!ql6uB Ic 1ougIsI -SeI sleI pvoIIeI 'JUIrl sp qlEA 6snq lsS l.uB0 q os uoIss9s eQl Stump the whole truth about it all, and I care not whether it hits Democrats or Republicans. Let's clean out the
 whole rotten outfit and give the peo- pie a chance. Will the people take
 a chance when it is offered to them CHAS. A. EDWARDS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24
BENSON NOTES.
(From the Press.)


 A jolly party took a hay ride Satur- day evening down the river to the Wm. Gibson farm, and had a most en- jUyable time at that hospitable home uI til the approach of the midnight hour. bountiful supply of water melons and fruit were taken along for luncheon. Mrs. Titus chaperoned the party. and the others composing the moonlight picnicers were Misses Jose phine and Ida Castenada, Fannie and Florence Armitage, Mabel Titus; Capt Carlisle, Messrs. L. D. Redfeld, N. J. Roberts and Chas. Steidle.
 Evan Rosser, who IS one of the best smeltermen m the southwest, visited friends in Benson Wednesday and Thursday MT. Rosser is now en- ployed at the Mowry mine. near Pata- gonia. and is looking after the con- struction of the new smclting plant there, which is new nearing comple- ton and will be blown in before many weeks. The payroll at the Mowry has become quite large, and there is activity in every department. It is conceded by all to be a model camp without an equal in the southwest.
 Word received from Camp 1eetef Stone, about three miles south from Dragoon station in the Dragoon Noun tains, that the claims are looking bet ter with every foot of work done. and that within six months the camp will make a splendid showing. The future of this camp has a bright look and the same can be said of the other camps in that neighborhood.
 N. J. Roberts leaves Monday for Tucson. where he has been transfer ed to the agents office by the S. P. company. The transfer is in line of promotion. and Norman's many friends here are glad to see him as cending the latter step by step, though they regret his departure from Ben son, as he is one of our most eXempla- " young men.
 Fred Clark and son Ben vent 10 Tucson Saturday morning. Ben will enter the Territorial University Mon day morning 10 take a complete course in mining engineering.
 R. N. Johnson returned Friday night from a short business trip to Doug las.
 A broken cam at the Vantia mine last week delayed matters at the mine somewhat.
 Mrs Max Treu returned Tuesday evening from a short visit with rela- tives and friends in Tucson.
 Rev. A. A Hyde, of Tombstone. preached here Thursday night. Mrs Hyde accompanied him and visited with friends here.
 Mrs. James Roberts has returned from visit to Los Angeles. San Francisco and other California points.
 The roundup now in progress in this valley shows that the calf crop is not up to standard. The cattle, however, are in prime condition.
 W. T. Donovan has gone to the Ga, liuro mountains to investigate re ported rich gold strike, which is near some of his claims in that district.
 The Ladies' Aid have changed the dates of their meetings from Thurs days to Saturdays. and the next meet ing will be at Mrs. H. NJ. EtZ' Septem- Der 30th, at the usual hour.
 Julius Caesar, one of the best known cooks in the territory, will open a restaurant in the Casino saloon (Jim Collins place..
 Superintendent Mahoney is having a bakery building constructed at the Industrial School. The size of the building is 16x36 feet. and is being constructed of brick which were made at the school by the cadets.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED
The Constant Wearing of Ha1 Propo
 gates DRndruE Gernlx.

There are many men who wear thei hats practically all the time when awake ano are blessed with heavy shock ot hair; yet if the scaips of these same meE once became infested with dandruh germs. the parasites would multiply all the quicker for lack of air. Badness would ensue as the final result New bros Herpicide kills these germs and stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant yrowth Herpicide is pleasant hair dressing as well as a dandruff cure and contains not an atom of injurious sub stance. Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc in stamps for sample to The Herpi- eide O.. Detroit Mich.
 For sale by Bisbee Drug Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

The Alhambra has all concessions at the O. R. C. Picnic at Lewis Springs. 4 pavilion with Concha's famous band of 90 assures an enjoya- bIe time to lovers of light fantastic. Alhambra coffee, ice cream and lunch served in style at fair prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

A large shipment of Concord grapes direct from the east due to arrive Monday 10 pound basckets. S5c. Place your orders early. Lowell Com mercial Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

Baptist Church service-At Pythian Hall Sunday II a. III. and 7;45 even ing service. All invited to attend. Welcome
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

Schraft's chocolates fresh at Low ell Commercial Cos.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-24

Sheriff Stewart Hunt was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday from Tombstone
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30
Sentence DAY In District Court

Monroe, La. Friday was:;seatepce,,-
day in the District Court. 49, Air the:
cases tried at the term Just closed
resulted in convictions. Following
are the sentences: j. H. Tucker, OBJ;
tanning money under false pretenses,.&
six. months in the peniteFtiafy; Sans
Stevens, robbery of store, two years; .
Allen Davis, attempted criminal as-G
sault, Ave years: Robert Bell. mans
slaughter; seven years Horace Gates.
willfutiys shooting al oae=yearssHzBs@ tfkss
Matthews. mansaugnter, FIVE; years:
Fletcher Freeman, Sias Freeman and
Henry McClung, shooting intoa dwell
ing. six, three and two months respect-d
lively on parish roads; A, G, Smith,
carrying concealed weapons, $50 and
costs; Jack Walden, failure to pay
I road tax, fifteen days On parish roads,,
Fred Layton and Charles ,Laytonj car
trying concealed weapons, sixty days.
on parish road. Sheriff Johnson has
Itaken the prisoners who were sen.
fenced to the penitentiaty:> o'" u. ~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30
"Hcavv Raihs-cuttind ,kffray.

Wesh, La: Il has been raining here.
considerably of late. All the rice is,
flooded, and the pumps we're stopped
for a few days. Some harm many come,
to the rice last planted if the water
is not run off Immediately, as the sun:
will scald it when the water is too
deep. .'-i' .'.' '~-.' So ''4' '' II!
A disgraceful row occurred here last.
week lobe Slaughter and Will FraI$
sier, who worked at the refinery, CAME.
in town from Lake Charles. They.
were both under the influence of likF
Slaughter drew a knife and slashed:
uor ,and visited the saloon before START.
ing for home. AT the bridge west OF.
town the men got into a dispute. ant
Frasier across the arm and abdomen
before he could climb out of the bug.
gy,. The wounds are not. considered
dangerous. -a....,. ........ -'.-i si,it.i !.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30
Franchise for Electric Railway.

Lake Providence, la; laIhe D, heard 4ooasFdi
of aldermen. ina called session, grant,
ed to the Lake Providence and Goulds;
boro Railway and Power Company, a
limited organization, chartered on May
81 last, a franchise for twenty-five
years for itte: purpose OF building.
equipping and operating an 9e.ce,rie
railway from Lake. Provide, tee TO the
Gopl|dS,horo suburb, and TO Lake, Prov
idence landing i The lihe is 70 be,
three miles long. and to abe, extended
tiater on. o..
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30
~ %. az 10
Franks of Lightning.

Lake Arthur, La. During a heavy
rain, the res idence of Mr., Will, Lowell
was struck by lightning, and the Chin
ney was broken even with the roof.
The lightning took a downward course,
and tore off the shingles three feet
wide from the top, of the roof down.
Then it tore off the weather boarding
Of the front, of the house tae, width Of
from three to. ten fsetr and the pieces,
we're ,saettered fora distance OF from
fifty? to seventyrfye, feet The people
We're all in the house at the time, ,and
the only!sone that felt the shock was
Mrs. Lowell. -, - ~ 49,. 49,, ~ ..r,. 'nN
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30
i" An Oldtime Toast.

The following toast, given by the
merchants Of New York in 1895 at
the Tontiine coffee. house. is a sample
of l many y which aiielh the day always called
1orth:1I .t,a3t :; - cot . f1iji4 .,
The eauspiciousl day that rescued
our. country, from the hated yoke of
foreign tyranny, and gave 1usy.hsnor.
able rank among the nations of&the
earth-May its glorious events never
be effaced from our. memories may
the hlessipgsuit hast concerned cbegas
lasting ass theIgRbej WE inhahitotand
may each Eeyolying year 6ndlms more
united, more fhappy,oand smorei free.,'t {
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30
of Historic Event in Massachusetts, Civ in I1784

Nlrglnlan to; accept a courtesy sc.
graciously and promptly extended
and on July I the Senate sent Mr..
Lowell to inform the house that the
upper branch had passed a further or
der directing the senate part of. the
committee to proceed with its bust
ness and requested the house 10 pass
a similar mandatory direction TO it's
part of the committee.
Mr.. Davis was INSTRUCTED to notify
the senate that the house had such
business OF Importance under consid-
Grafton that! it could not attend to the
matter. jefferson all this time was
studying the condition of the people
as he found them on the way to
Portsmouth and back, having no par
+ ticular interest in the dry details OF
lawmakingt and filing his mind with
!; the commercial needs Of what he saw
would be- some timej rot many years
ahead, la great and growing Country.
Ia hts issue: of JulyiSa I7S4l editor
Isaiah Thomas of the Worcester Spy
had this reference 10, Mr. Jefferson:
Boston, July l.
Friday last the Hon, Thomas JET
ferson. Esq, late governor of Vir.
ginia. arrived here by land from that
state, He, is. shortly to embark for
Europe as minister plenipotentiary
from the United States in the room Of
the Hon. John Jay. Esq, who is about
| to return to America. Gov. Jefferson
who has so eminently distinguished
! himself in the late glorious rerolu
,tion, is a gentleman Of very ami
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30
CO., -.. T,,y~, e> f-... Il 4; - u ~
SENT OUT THE DECLARATIONS
How Copies Of Immortal Document
Mere Distributed. -

~. - a., ~. 81 9 q Il.
it is on record that the congress
sitting in Philadelphia IT, l776 addptedE
the following resolution on the bth OF
July: Resolved, That copies of the
Declaration: be sent to the several as
semblies, conventions and councils Of
safety, and to the several commanding
officers of continental rzly r that
it be proclaimed in !eaoh Of the United.
States and at the head 0fithhec army.%
l..llI Accordance with! this resolution,
john Hancock, president of the con-
grass, enclosed, q copy. Of the Declare.
tionnto which of the states and to the
various organizations named in the
otes0lhtidni. siWith the Declaration was
skafAtfieI bflSWing letter: 81 do my
selfa,ht henorito enclose, ip obedience
' ::tho;; 'thhl fnmahds 81 congress, copy
,ofa the Declaration of independence,
I which you will please to have pro-
j DAMNED ShsyBus colony in such way
baHdanranneraas you ssils itsaitudge best.
! The. important opseqltenees resulting
to the America ,states:from this Dec
rIaratiea of Independence, considered
teas ssgrcandE and found atien of a fu'
ture government, will naturally sug
gegf the p5ropfiiety 81 proclaiming II
in RpFeh g.! mode 5Aat tie g9pltshf nfH e
bsmlSs, oa Bas giab dan Caf Jul!
when President HANCOCK sent the fpl
4 fbWfng 4asssrg idignffed communicable
to Gen. George Washington: "Th'
congress have adjudged it necessar.
to dissolve the connection between
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30

| was unable on this account to atten

was unable on this account to attend
her; III - - -, = I. y ~
Hearing of the Vessel going, from,
any eastern port.:tQ FRANCE; | had IN
contemplation to return to New York
and take passage-.inr-,-tfr7ePs.. French ack;
ct, which was to sail the 18th instant;
bat it,.was sugsested' to me that /
could with cEaa3n3y get ashore on
the coast of59TsRea somewhere from
any .vessel1besnt. far London, and as
Mr. Tracy had "a sVessel to sail from
hence the thffa, which: would save
twelve days in HE soutsetsand prob
ably. as many more IL The rim. l en-
gagged my passbse H. Feitss and: with
the more pl6aSlne, as he was; to 80
himseif in her. 20 20 o.. ~ sars'@s s.l>s-
The irterme diste, time nave Ssem;
ployed in a trip to PQrtsnoilth, NOR:
der to gather in haS~s1atese as + 9Ba1
endeavored to do %'inS the; others
through which | had passed such in;
formation as to their CONN efeel and
other circumstances as might IN rs so I r
degree enably me to ANSWER the pnr::
poses ':of my mission + No small part
| of the time, too, h&sbeen: Occupied
by the hospitality and,slVfttiess sof Ibis
place, !: which hav62,S.es%epseFie1lcea2s in
the highest degree. These, with The
preparation for my voyage ehase ZEN
me scarcely a spare momehtSss sr9;s !. re- : ,
ceiving assurance from eveFS ,fhiapYea
that t might derive from Mf!ITFac y
the fullest information as TO the COM
mereez of this state, 4 have retetTet
much .sof the Inquiries r *isleaesAe!
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30
.iit,Uo,tivs Murt,e REF captured.

n Covington La: Quite an important
arrest was made here by Deputy Shell
if Hiram Cook of Robert Ford alias
Hy Johnson. charged with. the, murder
OF his stepdaughter about five or six
months ago near Auburn. Fla. Short
Nv after the murder the man took ref
} uge here and being al expsft, "a tarfpetna
tine hand, he soon found proftable EN-
Fployment at one Of the distilIefles near
here. sheriff Brewster was notified a
few weeks back TO be on the lookout
for the man and he placed the case
in the hands of Deputy Cook, VINO.
several weeks ago, located his man.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30

,7S4,-,the American con-
nm session 5at Annapolis,
!. y. ,seeetyed the RESIGNATION Of
y. J ii New York r.. from i+. the
Y = commercial commission I.
Il. JayF 'bsing the E! colleague .1sH
IssiI,. FRANKLIN and John
81, Me- IL. Jefferson, then a, a
atthe congress from Wiz.
& elected, Z, the vaea n j: j.
. time. when. Mr., Jefferson
!. es9ai Fl from the one great
4 Sis: rfte,." the loss of Mrs
] nd the stricken s.: statesman n
s,leGeptsd a mission which
4. him away from his desc So
NJ and give him Suoh 8h-
IN s,,nal Il work as could not fail
!. ss1efcial in the end. So he
] arranged his home matters
3,.rroodence. drew a portion or
~ is,, n, -, in advance, and with
4, laughter, Martha Jefferson
, 3, dung girl Of ten years, the
resident proceeded letsurely
\ n quest Of a Ship that was
/ ii 1 French port - ...:@ 80, -,
|, 4, annapolis TO- Philadelphia
s.SeE Y, York k, and by easy stages
4 connecticut and Massachu
! Boston, in the month OF June
TsoibtedIy. a very delightful.
/ g ,. Nj who could derive SC
5Ieasure as Jefferson coulf
,,i1re is" own 2unrivaled attract
l 4 that season Of the Year
/, arrival. of the distinguishes
ID Boston, was. not .heraldec
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30

able CHARACTER to- which he has: joined 4
ethe, most oextenSive? knowledge EJ;He rssi
"a matherm1aticiah ana philosopher. ass
well as a9civilian and politician a 1tfiff
Ehe memorable Declaration: OF sAmeras,
gan indepeud is said to have AYE t peeA
Renned by him sg5anG.:lo H. tGdI LaG -
Pa The independent C hronitle Of "JJpfy'
p has, this brief ,allusion TO the pres
RnceIof Mn Jefferson Bostoif:51, 70 3" 5@r
Since Dur LAST! aafgFiyyed h. town
from, the he southward His IEkceile1 ie =
Thomas %Jetferson,, Esq" late governor;
or; Virginia and member OF congress 8
I how one Of, the, missioneys afoE ne
gotiating streatiesi with feretgn; 70 pew 'I
- H1H!3tE; 900 i,iR INV H., l,u
erS. I,:Y, 10 ariYat 81! ,sG4;G i3j.W ID -.
ia The .Gazetteadi not icQndesfee.nndd e, 70
give MIR. Jefferson ANY Find .ofI notice,
completely ignotBdohimg and SO lar as
there is any record fo, the contrary
| Gov. John Hancock, then, sick man.
it is fair to. .saX,-.did not extend any
official attention. from the, executive
.1ilebartment.s But Mr. Jefferson HIM
self has left on record some, evidence e
that he 'dfd receive kindl32grtegstlhfags
=, at 9she hands of BoetoR's'e social IS get % Ct
4 thiat daN his le8terAto hia faenass d. EA
II bFsEdgeGerry, found%belo& expressing
7 his gfatefa acknoRleasm Of this
pleasant feature of his Boston visit
Boston, July 2, 1884.
Dear Sir:-Being to sail from this
. port Tomorrow, !. cannot DENY myself
the pleasure Of recalling myself tc
n your recolleetion rjfoF "a moment.
have impatiently hoped your arriva
here before l should depart, but ! sus
beet that the bellies OF IPhhadelphit
have exercised their power over you
for it is here, l understand, you make
fI.your principal delay When I'arrivet
!, here l found Mrs, Adams within
i thirty-six hours Of sailing. had de
: termined to take my passage II
t France in the first instance, yet tn
" wish to account MIS- IA dafss@ woal'
certainly have induced me to relin
e uuish this, could within so short
S time have prepared for embarkatiol
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30
City Market Ordinance Passed.

Crowley, La. 80 AT an adjourned
meeting of thes city council an ordi-
nance was passed amending the city
market ordinance SO as. TO allow deal-,
ers, in vegetables. poultry. eggs, butter.
etc, to sell their products in any part
Of The city without paying a: license.
under. the old ordinance adopted. when
the market mouse was built ;. these.
'copmodtes could be sold only in the
market house d-pupaYments ola dali.
ly license Of. p cents. besides stai
irent.y i ia e&Seeed tbe new, ardinante
will give AZ -lmoetus t., tmek, ard
5JIfshl lrtXgEawi1:aA Il, this .a&cri9L5as the.
market lcSpse vgAl. res Eict.onsHs hayes
: bSSiS a EsSea4ls eRaf9 constant <EcoAplaint
among llar .tItlcieEs and. fR44at4s. caused
or tFiiiesm to haT1 th&If produce 10
Hh sssnb 5THs townsas Il
Nhs gHnd jury his made its final
report in the DistriCl IQurtA fling 81 K
.st Is nd ne fe-rn~n0t rTu6 bills.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1905-06-30
!. LOUISIANA NEWS.
News at Baton Rouqe.

Baton Rouge. La: w. X. Dodson,
director Of The experiment stations OK .
Louisa ana. has returned from weeks
tonr Of the Teachers Summer Nor
mails. Mr.. Dodson visited the normals
al Crowley, Lake Charles. Fort Jessup,
Mlnden aMd RuStOn, lecturing al each
pace TO the teachers on the elements
of agriculture, subject which will be
taught next session, in me pubic
schools of Louisiana. 4 &l.l s,
The Bureau OF Entomology Of the
United States Department Of Agricuf-
lure is continuing lis e&leEiments here
witHrthp cane beetfe,- 4 pest that has
done much DAMAGE TO the cane this
season. r. c. Howell OF the bureauiS
here directing his. efforts IN the cane
feds Of the surrounding country, stu
dying The beetle and trying to secdre
several like. hugs. The beelle, though
doing great damage, is difficult TO
ea1ch alive. and, the~ representative OF
The bureau has found Unnecessary to
.put,a strong light in the field, and by
this means attracttGe hltgs during the
nlgnt. The beetle works by boring in
TO the young stalk of cane? and if it is
not extermipa1ed il viii pleSe almost
|. spstrinus TO the cane crop as. the boil
! weeyii is 10 the cotton. r. =.
Twelve prisoners have arrived here
! from Shreveport for the penitentiarE
t in charge of Deputy Sheriffs:s Nichot-
son, Cane and Alexander. They were
recently. convicted in the Caddo Dis,
; trict Court. Two-Ed Hall and George
r Ftemmipgs-wiIl. serve .lhe terms for
! murder. "a e>