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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-03
Plans All Made for Summer Outing for Boys in Hua-
 ChuCa Mountains.
MILITARY DISCIPLINE
 WILL BE OBSERVED.
Secretary Pollard Intends to Make Outing One Boys of Bisbee Can Not Afford to Miss for Any Reason.

The Y. M. c. A. has completed its plans for the summer camp for men and boys to be held in the Huachuca Mountains this summer, beginning the latter part of June. Early in April General Secretary Pollard and Assist ant Secretary Buchner made trip to the mountains and after looking through several of the canyons, Sc lected campsite at the mouth of Mil Ter canyon on land belonging to the Greene Cattle Company. The camp is close to water on a level piece of ground that win provide ample room for athletic grounds. The association has also rented one of the cattle com. pany's ranch houses and will use this as a mess house for the camp.
 The plan for the first two weeks is to have the association boys ranging in age from 12 to IS years in camp. The camp will be under the persona! direction of Pollard and several as, s;stants. A thoroughly competent cook will be employed and the mem hers of the camp given the best of food.
 It is expected that twenty boys will go from the local association. In ad- 6ition to these, it is expected that the Douglas Y. NJ. c. A. will send a good delegation, so that there may be from thirty to thirty-fiye boys in the camp for the first two weeks. During this time regular military rules will be ob, served and the boys kept under good discipline.
 The recreative features of the camp will be varied. Space has been pro- vided for a tennis court, baseball grounds and for basketball The camp is located beside a running stream, which will enable the campers to build g. large swimming tank. If this feature is added, the boys will have the advantage of a competent swimming instructor on the grounds. Beginning on the third day Of the camp, hikes will be arranged for the boys, covering such points of inter est as Carr and Miller peaks. Ramsey canyon. and two days trip to Fort Huachuca. There will also be plenty If material for the camera enthusiasts Baseball, basketball and other sports for contests between the Douglas and Bisbee delegations and end of good fresh air and sunshine are promised.
 No boy in Bfsbea who can have the time and provide the necessary funds ought to miss this trip
 Fuller announcemont of the terms and conditions --iIl be made in pam rElet form and be ready for distribu- ton ar'one the r"''ug men of Bisbee scme time next week.
 The association officers have writ ten to various associations in the east asking for camp pictures and plans. These will be displayed from time to time in the association rooms, to arouse interest in the coming encamp- p'ent. There is already a set of pic tires e exhibition from the Leaven- U~-th, Kan, Y. NJ. c. A, showing views of rhe junior department trip tH the Pottawatomie Indian reserya- ..cr.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-03
Proprietor of Southern Cafe Leaves City Without Pay
 ing All His Bills.
MUNKER'S STORE IS
 HEAVIEST OF LOSERS.
Cafe Owner Departed From City Yesterday Morning Without Taking Trouble to Make Destination Known.

Leaving a number of creditors to re. gret his hurried departure, Ollie Rea colt left Bisbee some time yesterday morning and has not been seen since Late yesterday afternoon the South ern Cafe, which he has been running or Brewery avenue, opposite the post office, closed its doors.
 Peacott was last seen at o'clock yesterday morning when he left the cafe, and has not returned since. He departed without making any an, nouncement to those he had in his employ, some of whom claim he failed to pay their wages.
 Probably the, heaviest sufferer through Peacott's departure is Nun, ker's store on Main street, across from the Palace stable, who is said to have the cafe mans name on his books to the amount of between s12J and $150 for groceries.
 It was stated yesterday that several others regret that Peacott has not re- nlained in the city square his ac- counts, though their bills are reported small.
 Most of those who did business with Peacott since he opened the Southern Cafe were here during some of his former restaurant ventures and re- fused to extend him more than one days credit at a time. Unfortunately for Munker he was not fully aware of some of Peacott's former business methods, and extended him all the credit that was asked.
 Where Peacott went or how much he took with him is not known. Sey- eral state that he has not prospered in his business, and that if he left the city with any money it was but a small amount. It is believed that he took the outgoing train yesterday E.orning.
 Peacott's entrance and exit in the cafe business in Bisbee has several times before attracted attention. He has had no less than four stands. but in none of them was he able to make the success that his hard work justi- fled.
 , Last night Perry Thomas, who has conducted the Arch Cafe, moved in the quarters vacated as a result of Peacott's departure. He will be open for business this morning, opening the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-03
Momons Charged With Furn- iShing Firearms to h.
 dianS in Sonora.
TOO MANY CARTRIDGES
 FOR PASTORAL PEOPLE.
Mexican Government Has Ef-
 Actively Bottled Up All Ports of Entry From Arizona to - Points in Sonora.

Failing to determine responsibility for the persistent guerilla warfare car. ried on by Yaqui Indians, suspicion has been directed by the Mexican au thOrities of Sonora against Mormon colonists.
 Gen. Luis Torres, commander of the military zone with headquarters a. Hermosillo, Sonora is said to have reported to vice president Ramon Cor raj that he was becoming convinced that Gaquis were securing supplies from Mormon colonies. Gen Torres who was in Fl Paso Monday to meet the vice president, left over the South ern Pacific for the west.
 One Mormon colony, Gen. Torres is said to have tcld the vice president is said to have used 100000 cartridges during the past year, the great ma jt rity of them 30-30s. The Mormons are regarded as a pastoral people, not much given to hunting, and for that reason the suspicion is said to have arisen that they were disposing of the ammunition to the Indians.
 Another fact, perhaps not signifi- cant in itself, but which Gen. Torres is said to have appointed out in conuec- ton with this new suspicion, is that MCrmcns have not suffered from the 1aqui Indian raids.
 All ports of entry from Arizona are believed to have been effectually bot tied up. Not a cartridge, a six-shooter or a rifle is permitted to enter Sonora by way of Nogales, Naco or Agua Prieta. No effort has been made, how ever, to exclude ammunition through Juarez, and it is by this route that the Mormons are said to have secured their supplies.
 No representatives of the Mormons are available to make their defense, but one business man of Jaurez when told the story was inclined to discred- it the report that Mormons were re- sponsible for abetting the warfare.
 Their colonies are maintained un- der government concessions" he sald. and it would jeopaEdize them too se- seriously to have a part in shady trans actions such as furnishing firearms to the insurgents. They are in no position to stand the consequences of such action
 The relations of the Mormons colon ies with the Mexican government have always been most friendly, and no pos sible motive can be imagined for such disloyalty as is imputed to them. For this reason the story Is disbelieved.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-03

Possibly story of mutiny on board a Portuguese battleship was started for the purpose of letting the world know that Protugal has a battleship.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-03

place under the name of the Arch Cafe.
 It Is Thomas intention to make good as far as possible the meal tickets unused at the Southern Cafe, though he stated last night that he would by no means be able to see that all of them are looked after.
 Associated with Thomas In the bug mess will be ex-Alderman Stacy, who is now proprietor of the Old Kentucky Home on Brewery avenue above the postoffice.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-03
FEAR FOR MRS. ALLEN.
CTucson Citizen


 Cave fears are entertained by the rel"tives of Mrs. Robert Allen that she and her little child perished in the confagratfon that followed the earthquake at San Francisco.
 Mrs. Allen was Miss Frances Wal tem9th, 8 daughter of the late John Waltemstb. who was one of the pio- neers of the territory. Mrs. Allen was born in this city and resided here until her marriage to Mr Allen. who is an engineer on one of the boats in San Francisco bay.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-03
LOSE EVERYTHING.
Tombstone Prospector. J

?
 O. Gibson received word today that Mrs. F. B. Austin and family, former ly of Tombstone, suffered entire loss of their property in San Francisco and were obliged to join the camp of the homeless on the Presidio grounds The information came in a short note written on a small piece of paper, without envelope or postage, and duly arrived at its destination. The many friends of the family in Tombstone will be pained to hear of their loss and misfortune
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-03
TWO YOUNG GIRLS
 TIRE OF HOME LIFE
RUN AWAY TO NACO, ARE CAUGHT BY OFFICERS THERE AND WILL BE BROUGHT BACK TO BIsBEE AND THEIR MOTHERS TODAY = WANTED TO
 SEE PART OF WORLD. asaa

Katie Gill and May Hancock, we'll known and wnsome gent or foF some other cause and left yesterday morning for parts unknown.
 The officers were notified of the disappearance of the young ladies' and immediately notified the officers of the sur rounding towns to be on the lookout and arrest them should they put in an appearance, --a -" &-
 A telephone message received from NaCO last night stated that they had been appehended at Naco and would be held until the arrival of an officer from BiSbee
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-03

The scientist who has discovered that you can't discover the soul with a microscope. is informed that neither can you discover mind. speech nor love that way. Still, he keeps on using microscopes.
The Washington times., 1906-12-11
DON'T,S fOR HOSTcSSES

II yO are acting hostess a. al after
noon at home
Don ~ afraid OF overcrowdinE ,oar
rooms. People drop In. some early,
some Iate: some stay for fFe minutes
and some FOR su hour. 81 though youT
rooms Way be OVeTfuli FOR 4 little while
they VIII quickly clear. aud every one
thinks more 0f party that u a little
crowded
Don't uverdo the sweet things for the
tea. \ certain number uf cakes are
good and decorative. but the ma ICFity
of people eat more sandwiches and dry
biscuits
Don't forget u;at people Ike ices in
The Washington times., 1906-12-11
(oHe.

The hand is without doubt the truest
indication in matters relating 10 ones
affections, whether true or otherwise
since the hand reveals the mind. OF bet
ter st:ll. the lines rev ealing To MS wha
nerves they cover, connected with the
brain center. So now the reader WHO
has given thu subject some attention
can, With startling accuracy, tell at a
glance the canability OF inca pa bility OF
ones affection aud consequently need
no; he deceived by Dan Cupid's prsnks.
he hand Of the constant person Gig.
j. has the mount Of Venus moderat tely
developed 'al; the Head line long and
narrow th); cross in the mount OF
Venus tcl: the first phalanx or the
thumb. strong 5el; p heart line vel
traced, and forked al the end 10 with
one fork running well up into the mount
Of Jupiter tgl. and many lines ascending
the thumb thl. As such We have before
MS an individual whose love is con-
stant and true, 50 in case OF reverses
love would not iy cut Of the window.
hat stimulate the individual into cour-
age and become determined To rise to
a position bigger and better than ever.
Lack OF Heart.
Hesrtlesspess-(Fis. p Is indicated by
an Insignificant mount OF Venus and
sun ta) In both hands. with a Heart
line that il straight, but brsnchless. and
often short tbl.
Coquetry-(Ffg. - is shown BY
mount OF Venus that is exaggerated (a)
and Heart line that is poorly traced.
or chained. often both (M
Serious FliTtation-(Fig. a. is shown b,-
an island on the Heart line (a). an ex-
AsEersted mount Of Venus in both
S6s; much lined (D, Head Line that
The Washington times., 1906-12-11
DONTS FOR SHOPPERS

Don't pat a wet umbrella on the
counter
Don't come la with a UISu Al sale
times and expect 20 be served st once,
even II the sh0u is full.
Don't try TO get served out OF your
turn
Dom for"er when buying COlOTs shat
a contTas- is better than q bad match.
Don't forget tHat shop sOiled linen
ia generally 4 bargain
Don't try 20 fhOp just before closing
time; vuU Wili get sCaut attention and
are keeping the assistants from their
hard earned leisure.
The Washington times., 1906-12-11

by striDs Of g1llcon that are about an
inch or an iucn and quarter in width
In the upper right hand corner there is
heraldic design in tapestry, and ou the
lower opposite side dragon also in
tapestry
Quite as effective. il not 50 unusual a
cushion is an Cbiong one al green felt
with q motif of galioon in one corner
This ornamental design is an intricate
scroll or 2comctIIC patton stands out
ia bold relief from tin dark background
ana gives an individual appearance IN
tht pillow that ls rarely seen i'm cush-
IONS used either for lounsing cr for or
uampnfaffsu
The Washington times., 1906-12-11

reaching The latter ta); one clear line
from the Mount Of Venus 10 center OF
palm On and staU on the Mount OF
Venus (cj.
Fatal influence of Opposite Sex-(Fig.
lW Indicated by n line of Fate forked at
It's termination (sJ; small first phalanx
nf the thumb Ool; hands soft and Head
line slOpiuE tCt
The Jealous Person indicated Gig. IL.
Heart lire stretching clear across the
nand tat. exaggerated Mount Of Venus
Oh, or q long line Of Heart, running
high into Jupiter tcI. q higa Mount OF
Venus or the Heart line very close to
The base Of iue fingers cd or d very
high Mount of JuB.ter.
The Individual Of q I1oveless Nature
Zig l2 has hand very hard with the
Life line ana Head line very far apart
"a ana bare ~ branches. Heart line
short 'bl
A Fatal Affair.
Fatal Love Ahalr ,E'fg. lsD are shown
uy line running from TIE Mount Of
Moon cntting the Fate line (a1: the
lines Of Life, Head and Heart united
~ The beginning th) and Mount Jupiter
very rat
Ardor in I.ove-tFig. IA. has Heart
line clear ca. Mount OF Venus we'll d.
veloped 'bi. and hand flexible. The line
Desire for LpVe-(Fic. 153. is shown by
fingers smooth, with tips pointed (sD and
Mount of Nerus and Moon strong near
est the wrist 90.
Sorrow Through Love- Fig. 1s, A
cross a. lie Mount of Venus "a NitG
The lire Of Head slantlng quite close 20
Life line G3).
Love fOr 4 Married Person--fFig. ~.
An island on the Fate line in both
hands tab; often an island on the Hear
line (b). still more accentuated h. an
island stretching from the Mount Of
Venus toward the Heart line fCf
The Washington times., 1906-12-11

tie winter almost as much a. ia the
~-mEur~
Don poIr out tea Yourself il you
have snail party. Get your daughter
or some girl 10 10 IT Tor you. II YOU
have . large party, or course. your ser
wants Viii pour out tea IN the dining
room.
Don't give too much of yUIT attention
to auv one guest. but divide your f8vors
among all. and make every one welcome
snd at home.
Don't. II il is your ordinary a home
day forget your da. and 20 out
Don't forget that when people come
70 see YOU on yoGIr day IL is distinct
cah- and they expect to bs called 0H in
return.
The Washington times., 1906-12-11

is chained tci At the FIRST phslanx Of
the thumb weak (d).
disappointment Due to Loved Ones
Zig. 81 is shown by many downward
branches on the Heart line (s).
Ruprured Engagements.
Rroken Engsg Gig. 81 are be
trsved by a break IN the Heart line (a).
which generally relates TO a ruptured
engagement, but somstimes to a de-
feetjve heart action. When the break
is found under the mount OF Saturn Cb)
the disagreement causing the break has
been caused by conditions not under the
control OF the subject II when it is
found under the mount of the Sun tc)
money wss the cause Of separating the
lovers. When the break is seen under
the mount Of Mercury (dl the break was
brought about through the capric!ous
actions Of the subject. The line OF Mar
rage will aid to throw light on this
matter. When u is forked on the mount
OF Mercury (el the subject in whose
hand IL is fond is 10 be blamed for the
break. II when found on the percus-
sion or striking part cf the hand "a the
break -. or was, the outcome Of the
actions of the other party.
Happiness in l>oVe-tFig. % Is shown
By q line running straight and uncrossed
from the mount OF Venus 10 the mount
Of Mercury (al; good Heart line well
traced. ending with fork and one
branch terminating on the mount of
Jupiter.
The Degenerate.
Iumoraiity-(Flg 81. shown by an
exaggerated Mount of Venus (a); q star
on the first phslanX Of the thumb (bl;
cross bar on the Mount of Venus (cl;
Head line poor (d). and Heart line
chained or islanded tel.
Influence of Opposite SeX--( Fig. - Is
shown By branches falling from the
Hear IIiSe 10 Head line, but not quite
The Washington times., 1906-12-11
THE HOWE, ITS PROBLEMS 14ND ITS INTERESTS
COUCH AND WINDOW SEAT
PILLOWS NOW OBLONG SHAPE
Round and Square Cushions Not Stylish This
Winter Gay CoIors to Give Antique Appearance.

It's the oblong pillows that will be
used this winter on cnuches for loung-
ing aud IN window seats To give a coy
and oTnc te. appearance to rooms for
square cushions have practieaily been
abandoned ana ruund ones VIII be per-
missible only on chair seats. for fashion
mas decrcd that noae but ioHg. narrow
pillows are smart, so few housewives
VII make o. buy amy but the latest
shape
The shape. however, Is not The only
distinctive fcature aD1uJ these new pill
ews, Tor they are made on quite orig
nal lines. decorated with panels of ia,
pestry and bright siit gslloon that make
them appropriate for use in a paTlor
hall seat. or in living room.
Evtn the materials or which these
cushions are made IL different from that
used for.tEe last two or three years. for
instead Of silk velour or felts are now
selected Ia the plain CUloTs. preferably
dark green, old rose. sud wine
Another decided change is noticed in
The pillows shown 10 the shops this sea-
son. for none OF them have ruffies
around the edges and few are finished
With cord aud u sselE OF braid. Tor The
gailo0n used as binding is al the sdlle
rfnc simple stud decor %i4Ne tttouSH L'i
the most elaborate cushion Besides the
gAll9pG large buttons covered with gllt
o. with blocks OF the material OF winch
the pillows arc made give . deslra bic
finisli thst foS hard usage is more serV-
iceahle than z rufie or even cord and
tHssel
Tapestry Panels Largely Used.
feature OF these pillows that gives
tneIa a quaint. almost antique appear
ance IS the tapestry panels used. Some
~ these represent simple French and
Italian pastoral scenes, while others
are copies Of pictures Of CAV high hfe
during the Louis periods. when the glory
OF the French court was at its height
A decidedly attractive cushion seen in
one OF the large shops 81 Feula rka Ole be
cause Of its unusual appearance. II X
uad de of green felt--a dark forest shade
and is divided into three vertical panels
The Washington times., 1906-12-11
Knobs OF Tortoise.

Quite tile latest craze ia hat pIsulug
are knobs OF tortoise shell as large in
diameter as silver dollars. Extreme
knobs. the inspiration o. 4 jeReleT %
high repute. have tops as large around
as dooTkuubS- 1t looks a : though. with
the increase Of the size OF the hatpin.
Tive October girl il increasing the size Of
her uompadour until it is almost the
size or q Eushsl basket
The Washington times., 1906-12-11
WAITING TO HEAR.

Mrs Gassit--Ny sister Maud told me
something today I've promised never
to tell
Mr. Gsszit-Well, GO on I'm listen
jng.--Judge,
The Washington times., 1906-12-11
GanOOn Used Instead Of Ruales,

Pillows made of velour and tapestry
panels cutlineG with galloon or narrow
silt braid arc particularly desirable and
attractive. An ene ,tIve way 90 make
sneh = cushion is 10 have square panels
representing q mint. oF "a forest scene
Ia the corner. and ia the opposite one a
pastoral scene OF q court BAN, lea wing
tie other teo corners plain for contrast
If -four panels are used four different
scenes are usually selected t. give
variety t. the cushion These. a. . rule.
are squire. which leaves considers bic
OF tho velour showing on an ohIung
cushion
For bedrooms. lingerie pillows and
those made Of canvas or coarse linen
embroidered with quaint Du'ol scenes
in tie vivid blues yeilOWs. anu greens,
than make all Holland designs 50 at
tractiye. viii be much used this year.
They. TOO. are Db4uug ana Wi.u1ut
rBffle or cord and tass~l for a finish.
though many Of them have buttons COW
cred with the material placed a the
four CoTECTS.
Quite as original is the tapestry
cushions are th ose made Of dark green.
on ccru denim, with diamond motifs iu
white o. a contrasting shade set Oh
squares of another color These designs
and stitched 10 give them a tailored sp-
pesrauce. Another effective cushion TOR
o sleeping apartment may ne round and
made Of cCnim. Decorated with half
moons OF igured cretonue edged wiyh
tape sUoI q pilIoy Is attractive used
on the seat or a large rocking chair or
on a cOuch.
The Washington times., 1906-12-11
USEFUL TO KNOW

Dlar!. froclI may he freshened by
sponging il with alcohol mixed with
water in the proportion of one part
alcohol To three of water The gar
glent should be spGngcd on the right
side but iTOued on thc wrong.
TO not thrust the FORK again and
gain into meat tuat IS roasting. or
the iuiyes OF she meat viii run out
too much and The flavor he spoiled.
Thin places and breaFs in linen
should be run with fax Or embroidery
silk ana towels may be treated IN the
same manner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-02
SMOKY VALLEY.

Miss Jessie Diamond spent the with
Laura Hale Sunday
Everett Roberts visited his cousin
Ivory Roberts Sunday.
VIM. |. and John II. Diamond pT-
chased the John Surgell farm on
Greenbrier.
There will be box supper at this
place Saturday night for the bener
fit Of singing school
Mrs. Julius Diamond and Ivory Rob
erts were calling on Mrs Josie Johns
Tuesday
We are sorry to hear Of the SER
ious illness of Mr.. Bert Carter and
family.
Mss Laura Kirk and several of her
friends, took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs, WIN Diamond Sunday
Thomas Kirk was seen travelling
MS way up the two mne creek Sun
day
The angel Of death has again Wis
tied our midst and taken from us our
loved one, Mrs, Rosa Wellman. wife
Of Lindsey Wellman. She has been
great sufferer from that dreaded
disease, consumption. She leaves
husband and three children and a
host of friends to mourn their loss.
For years TO come she will be sad
ly missed There was nothing lack
ing to complete this beautiful char
acter, she realized she must go and
WIS ready for the summons TO come
Weep not dear ones, weep not for
Rosa, but prepare TO meet her In
Heaven.
Her funeral by request was preached
to large congregation by Rev
Melroy Copley andw as then peaca'
bly, laid to rest in the family grave
yard. We extend our heart fell
sympathy to the bereaved family.
A Friend.