Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-29

lhe Lone star Empire aiding in his broad generalization to convey to his hearers an idea of the great develop ment constantly in progress and through his fine tribute to the per sonal and commercial community of interest of this city and his state won their hearty approval which at the slcse of his address was enthusiastic cally expressed.
 Gov H. J. Hagerman of New Mexico received a cordial welcome and his modest but business-like statement concerning the affairs of the growing territory over which he presides were 1 listened to with marked attention In the course of his address he re minded his hearers that New Mexico also was knocking at the door of Con gross for admission to the sisterhood of states and bespoke in it's behalf the good offices of the citizens of St Louis in the support of it's claims for recognition.
 To Visit Southwest. President Berckinridge Jones and of. 1 ficers and directors of the Mississippi 1 Valley Trust company have engaged 1 private cars and will leave tomorrow on a ten days trip through southwest
 
 ! Oklahoma, Louisiana and Texas. Ex Governor Francis Murray Carleton 1 Esq, one of the leading dry goods merchants. J. E. Smith, Esq. Ice Famine | St.Louis people are somewhat eX. | ercised over the prospect of high | pIices for ice the coming summer and ! the cost of that most necessary ar. salA s,, st | ble in price that of ordinary seasons 1 Owing to the failure of the natural 1 crop much will have to be imported l from the far north and even now the artificial product has been advanced | in price. Large additions are being made to some of the plants yet the capacity of all the plants is not suffi. cient to anywere near supply the de. mand.
 Banquet Abandoned. The Shaw diner has been called off at the suggestion of the intended re. cipient of the honor owing tc the ca lamity that is engaging the attention | of the nation and the civilized world ! As MT. Shaw on the occasion of his | expected visit will review the parade | of the Missouri Republican League 1t i is likely that some of the speeches 1 prepared for the banquet will be deliv. l cred at that time.
 | Benefit for Sufferers. St. Louis theatre managers met last night and decided to cooperate in the l promotion of a mammoth benefit en. tertainment for the San Francisco suf. ferers. The benefit will be the largest affair of the kind ever given in St Louis, more than 200 professionals members of the companies playing here next week will take part.
 Signs of Spring.
 The circus has come to town. S5 carloads of it with 675 horses, 40 eIe plants and the usual assortment of other animals. The force including $50 performers and other employees numbers 12S0 persons, for whom the management will furnish meals in restaurant tent. The exhibition tent will accommodate 14.0G9 persons. Among he attractions the theatrical element will constitute a considerable part be I .ng a most elaborate of modern stage-craft enliSting the ser vices of a ballet of more than 300 girls. A great parade will inaugurate the show to the public on the streets the city assessment or tax on which is $500.
 Big Dog Show.
 Dog-Show lovers are surprised and delighted with the heavy list of en- tries for the first annual bench show of the Mississippi Valley Kennel Club The list closes with nearly 500 terriers which assures the biggest show held west of New York City.
 The weather has opened ideally fine The slight showers and the warm sun shine have together brought out tho The slight showers and warm sun shine have together brought out the lawns and the trees are putting forth their leaves. The summer gardens are fast getting into commission and soon the home folks and the stranger that is within our gates may feast on the oid-time entertainments.