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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
LA TOILETTE AVOIDS CROWDS.
Wisconsin Senator to Reside in Far
 Away Suburb of Capital.

Washington. Dec. 7.-Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin has decided to live far removed from the contamin- ating Influences of his colleages. He has taken residence at Chevy Chase, a summer suburb of Washington, where few people live in the winter The place has trolley car connections. but 1t takes about an hour to make the trip. When travel is bad the communication Is uncertain. and in case of heavy snows the Wisconsin senator may find it impossible to at tend the sessions of congress. It is not known what effect, if any, the re ported decision of his Republican col leagues to ostracise him has had up- on Senator Le Toilette in locating his winter residence, but if he planned to get as far as possible from the center of political activity he could not have selected better place to live in than Chevy Chase.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

The Dssbss Daily Review wiil bs mailed upon esqvsst to ssbser5eers tsavins the city during ths sunssse s,onths- chansss of adorses will bs wade as freQuewtfy a desirsd; 10 tsess os such e,ssnos sbouid give both the old and nes addcessee. CALCULATIONS STATEMENT, OCT.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

From this point of view the public utterances in St. Louis of director in the national association for the study and prevention of tuberculosis should be read with serious attention
 This expert estimates that accord ing to the prevailing death rate in St. Louis over 7o.00o of her present population should de Of 01orcuiosis This would seem an unnecessarily high figure on the basis shat there are ready means at bad sso redsce the number by at least cneAalf In Mis- souri alone last year the same statis- tics show tsS.0o0. .Ooe was sxpsndsd in the fight for life made by tAer secaans of the white plague. That amoust c charged to losses h wagss asd uupa- ey spent for hospital servios aad trsaA ment. ssi
 On this showing uex1isence that per, mits progress of sse disease sasess little less than vicious. sspesisldy when it Is declared that 10 change d climate or resort to medicine is nee essary in the early stages. The mod ern practice of telling the patient isis condition at once and laying down tho exact regimen he must follow has been found beneficial. Outioor emr ployment. correct food. proper cloth ing. ventilation of the home and ab- stinence have been pronounced the consumpffwss strongest hope for . cure. Failure to take advantage of such treatment when it is within reach of the unfortunate should be sdtacient reason for his isolation.
 five are to accept the conclusions of the scientists ~ho sdvsnce these views. the day Is not distant when the fruffty of the germ wfi1 be So well tnown that vfgorrus hyxienic meas ures on the part of the public will greatly lessen the dread of tubercu- losis as one of the scourges of man. kind. as
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
FINDS MOST COMPLETE TRUST.

CINCINNATI. Dec. S.-The Conti- mental Wall Paper Company was de- clared by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals here today to be the most complete and ingeniousiy organ ized trust that has come to the atten- ton of the court It was decided by the court that the company could not recover s57. .0O0 for which it was suing Louis yoight 6 Sons of Cincinnati. for goods sold to them. The trust being Illegal, it was ruled. it was not entitled to the aid Of the court in support of its claims.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
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Average Circulation. septenber .2436 Average Circulation. October ... z527 Gain tor month Of October. ..- s1
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
TIE ssBE sBEE ARIZONA SUNDAY DECEMBER g. eo

capacity for ore storage one-third. Ire feed floor has been extended during the last half year and bins construct cd for the lime rock which formerly was mixed with the ore in the ore pit. Now the lime, coke and ore is all taken into the cars from bins in the required proportion, when the mix ture is dumped into the furnaces.
 ta' .w The c. c 4.
 The Calumet q Arizona had their fourth furnace in commission only a part of. the time during the last month. Up to the first of November the Calu- met q Arizona had never operated moro than three furnaces at q time. The fourth furnace was put in, com, mission during November, but not uithetanding this increase in facility the policy Of hunting for the low grad ore bodies st the mines kept the pfr. :. ductiou of Sset Uouth ct about Nhat it vas for Octoesg. c 1itt3e less than 1000 900 pounds of ouppef. The new blower for which the fouodAkion Was completed two or three wce3u Ago has not arrived yet and nothl1D further than to stake on the site fof the new machine shop has been dones It is n0 expected that the real work of construction on the new building plan ned for the c. q A. will be started
 or three months owing to the time 1t requires to davs orders filled for bgildinG 0afef5al Hf all kinds. The fuei sftaafisn 6t the c. & A. is much
 he saune ss sat che Queen. The sup ply on hand wtll only sufice for few days snd dependence rests alone on the railroad companies to bring more fuel before the present supply is ex- hausted. At the c. & A. there is good surplus of coke. enough being on hand. it is stated to run the plant for nearly three months. This smelter has a greater. surplus of coke than either the Queen smelter or the Can anea smelter.
 Improvements at the C. & A. during the last year have been extensive and the end of the year finds the plant in much better condition than when the year begun. The elevated rail way which enables the ore and cole cars to be delivered on the feed foor was a costly omprovement. requir- ing a long distance of earth embank- ment and much heavy steel trestling New steel ore bins have been provi6- cd during the present year and a new blast furnace was completed some two months ago. The Improvements and enlargements which have been planned at the c. & A. for 1907. ac- cording to report. are much larger il scope than those of the present year. including a large new machine shop. a new power house. a moving of the converting plant and perhaps at least two new furnaces. Just what the new year will bring forth at the c. & A. has not been definitely outlined bv the management yet. but enough is known to warrapt the prediction that 1t will be a great growth at the c. A. smeIter during the coming year.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
SHATTUCK FOLK
 WILL HOLD 4 ' MEETING
Directors of the Company Are
 Nov EnRoute From St. Paul to Bisbee e-WliI Arrive Here. on Thursday.

The question of the Shattuck-Arizo na Mining company's hulldine a smeiter for the treatment of its own ores will probably De dec1aed befDre the end of the present WeSk,at . meet ing of the directors. which is to be held h this city.
 Ward vas received h to caty yes. terday to the effeet tAAt Martin Patsi son. Bardon. chisholm. w3uiams, Gufhf1e and l.. ". Hfll, majority of the board of directors. and the heavi. est stockholders in the Shattuck, left St. Paul last evening. and expect to be in the city by Thursday afternoon of this week. Accompanying the par. ty will also be H. V. Wfuchell, geolo- gist for the Great Northern Railroad Company. and geologist and consult. ing engineer for the Amalgamated Copper Company.
 ' The building of smelter by the Shattuck people has been an accepted fact for some time past, but the time for the commencement Of the work has never been definitely decided upon. It is understood that some of the di- -ectors of the company are in favor of waiting untii the Denn-Arizona prop erty, which is controlled by the same crowd. becomes . producer. but on the other hand g majority of the directors are in favor of commencing the erec- tion of smeater in the near future. so that when the Denn does enter the class of producing mines of the dis trict, the smelter will be ready to re- ceive the ore.
 From reliable authority it is learn ed that the latter plan will probably carry at the directors meeting which is to be held here this week. It is understood that the party of capitalists will first visit their properties in the Warren district and hold their meet ing. and will later on pay a visit to the La Union property in the Sierra Tordillas district of Sonora, which h. lately been bought from c. N. Bell by this crowd. They will remain in the district for about two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09
PREVENTION OF TUBERCULOSIS.

That tuberculosis depends for its existence upon ignorance and Iaziness even more than upon poverty has been demonstrated to the satisfaction of seisrlists who have carefully analysed the statistics concerning it's rayages.
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NOTICE

A reward of $500 will be paid for Information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The S3esiew from subscribers
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

County of Cochise. e.
 fS. A. Patre, son. circulation mana ger of the Bisbee Daily Review do soseMniy swear that the above state rsan. gives the actual and hona fide cicr,stion of the daily editions of the Rsssee Daily Review for the month cf Sept. .9a6 and that from the state osens ali spoiled and left over papers esr- been deduded.
 N. A. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

The admirers of Senator Bailey. cf Texas. regret that he finds it neces- sary to write an explanation seven columns long telling of his connec- ton with the Standard Oil trust.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04
SELLS HIS INTEREST.

Dr. c. "A. VILE. of Danbury, has sold
his interest in the Taro Food company
to Hawaiian men interested in the en-
terprlse. Because of the illness of Mrs.
Vile since her unfortunate accident last
fall and the many affairs claiming his
attention, DIR. Vile found himself I'M
able to give the attention to the Taro
enterprise that the constantly increas-
ing business demanded. Mrs. Vile is a
sister of Charles H. Loomis, the piano
of this city.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04
SATURDAY SPORTS.
PRTNCETON VICTORIOUS OYER
ELI,S BALL TEAM,

( New Haven Downs Rose of New Eng
land in Two Games-COornell Ahead
mt Cambridge-New Haven High Sur
wives for the FinaIs-Yale Freshmen
Are Champions--City League Game nj
savin Rock Wednesday.
The results Of the games In the State
league were: ..
IN this cltyNew Haven, 81; Norwich,
0; second game, New Haven, 4; Nor
witch, 3.
AT Hartford-Springfield, 3; Hartford,
o; second game, Hartford, 3; Spring
field, 2.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 3; Holyoke,
2.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING, 1; New
London, 0.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04

iment band has arranged special pro-
grammes of the best selections, and the
concerts will undoubtedly prove de-
lightful treat to every one.
A big, attraction this week are the
trained bears and monkeys of Professor
Winschermanns great menageyie in
Berlin. The stunts that these bears
perform are wonderful to all that see
them.
another of the fine outdoor events is
the singing of John T. Barrett. To-day
he changes his selections for the week
and will sing How Can Forget Your"
and Il Can Learn to Love You"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04
JENNIE B. CATION HIVE.

The next regular meeting of Jennie B.
Cation hive will take place Thursday
night, June Z, at 7:45 in the Insurance
building, Room 40. Candidates will be
initiated, and business of Importance
will be transacted. 1t has been decided
that the closing whist of the season will
take place on June q, in place of the
above date,owing to Knights of Column
bus celebration. Some very handsome
prizes are in readiness for the players.
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CHIEF VRINN HELD UP.
EXCITING SCENES AT CORNER OF
CHAPEL AND ORANGE STREETS.

Tried to Drive Down Orange Street Last
Night But Salvationist Tells Him to
Go Around - Army Was Holding
MeetIng-ofIcer McKiernan Marches
Offender to Lockup--Crowds Witness
Trouble.
Chief of Police Wrinn had the unus-
ual honor of being held UP last night
at the corner of Chapel and Orange
streets by the Salvation Army. The
Salvationists were holding the usual
evening meeting shortly before 7
o'clock at the corner of Chapel and Or
ahge streets, and the chief, who was
on his way home in a carriage, tried to
pass down Orange street, One of the
Army men took the horse by the bride
mad ordered him to go around the
block.
The chiefs ire began to rise at this
point and he whipped up his horse,
but the Salvationist's grip was a good
one, and the chief got no further. Of
ficer Daniel McKiernan, Fastening to
the spot, reinforced the chief at this
juncture, but his foes were not yet
ready 10 yield.
The officer tried to push aside a Sal
Vationist who stood in the middle of the
street, but he dropped reverently to his
knees and began to pray, To add
strength to the army's line Of defense
one of the women of the band took up
position on her knees beside the
praying Salvationist, The officer polite
ly asked them to move, but they re-
piled that they would not leave until
their meeting was over.
Then Officer McIIiernan decided upon
more strenuous measures, and marshall
ing his forces he marched at the head
of the army to the central police sta
ton. The Army gathered strength at
every step, and when Court street was
reached there was almost a mob of GU
rious people, who thronged the en-
trance to the station.
Only one man was arrested. He is
Herbert w. Brooks, who was giving his
testimony at the time, and who gave
his address as 1914 Grand avenue. The
charge is obstructing streets. Later
bonds of $1OO were furnished for him by
retired merchant of the city. The
name of the bondsman was kept Sc
cret,
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OTHER NOTES.

Andover won the track meet of the
New England Interscholastic Amateur
Athletic association at Cambridge with
a score of Al 10 points.
The New Haven Turn verein will be
represented by ten men at the Connect
icut Turn district gymnastis carnival,
which takes place in Meriden on June
10, II and u.
The Westvilles and st. Johns will
battle for baseball supremacy at Savin
Rock Wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
which is also Knights of Columbus day
at tho Rock
The Yale freshman first crew beat the
Springfield High school eight on the
Connecticut river by about six lengths.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04
LEFT NEARLF 100000.

The late Mrs. Abigan Killers estate
inventories about 100000. The ap-
praisers were John II. Sloan and Her
bert w. Warren. The real estate is as
follows:
Building and land corner Chap
Ell and High streets .g,....,. $25,9OO 90
Dwelling house and #iand Al
High street ....,.,..ss....... 5000 90
Dwelling house and land III
College street ............." 1880 90
IOLal ....,' ..-.s....,.s.... .S9o, lou W
OF the personal estate there are
105 shares stock N. Y, N. H.
and Fl. r. r. Co...,........$21, ISL 50
1875 shares stock New Haven
Gas Light Co ........s........ 6,4S7 80
175 shares stock New Haven
County National bank $3.50. 1915 90
As shares stock City Bank Of
New Haven ..,....,.......... 6,6s0OO
And various other property.
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Observation-Disclosures,

Henry G. Rossbach, employed at the
B. & H. Co, Meriden, and Miss Gussie
Winters of that city were married at
New Haven on Memorial day by the
Rev. Theodore Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs
Rossbach will be at home to their many
friends in the near future on North
First street, Meriden.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04
MR.. wOoDRuFF's ESTATE

An inventory of the estate Of the late
Stiles D. Woodruff, filed in the probate
court Saturday, shows the estate to
be worth 100000 OF this sum $26, 400
is real estate.
The appraisers were Merry NJ. Clark
and ElfOrd c. Russell.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04
COLLEGE GAMES.

AT Yale field--Princeton, 3; Yale, 2.
At Cambridge-Cornell, g. Harvard
4.
AT Worcester, Mass.-Haly Cross, IL;
Brown, 3.
AT Cambridge-Yale freshmen, 6;
Harvard freshmen, /.
AT Yale field-New Haven High
school, s. Bridgeport High school, 0.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04
EMBA1MERs' COMMISSION.

Meeting Will be Held at Medical
School Tuesday.
The state board of embalmers will
hold a meeting to examine candidates
at the Yale medical school building on
York street tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
George A. Maycock of the firm Of Lew
is & Maycock is president Of the board.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04
JUDGE TYNER SAILS.

Left Saturday Morning for a Two
Months Jaunt Through Europe.
Judge Richard H. Tyner of the city
court sailed from New York Saturday
for Europe. His honor will be gone
two months.
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H orc DAEsAT WHITE CITY.
Royal Entertainment for Visiting
knights at Connecticuts Happyland.

knights at Connecticut's Happyland.
Probably no one thing on the elabor-
ate programme of entertainment for the
visiting knights of Columbus will be
more pleasing than the visits to the
White City which the general commit
tee has arranged for the amusement of
it's hosts of guests. A combination
ticket for all the attractions has been
issued for the very low price of fifty
cents.
There will be plenty this week to
please the most fastidious in summer
amusement features. The Second Reg
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Pervical Fowler
of Moodus are visiting friends in this
city. They are guests Of Prof. and Ms.
F. a. Fowler Of Humphrey street. -
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KNOCKED DOWN BY BIcYcLIsT
Mrs. Charles Belts of West Haven In
tured by Bicycle Rider.

jured by Bicycle Rider.
Mrs. Charles Belts of Savin avenue,
West Haven, who knocked down by a
bicycle river last evening at about 8
o'clock. She was slightly injured and
was carried to her home, which is also
on Savin avenue. This accident shows
that bicyclists and automobilists do not
exercise the greatest Of care in riding
through this public highway.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-04

Cn@ eent word fer each insertion.
ave centS word for a fun week. sevea
t1mea
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Announcement is made of the award
of the Scott prize In French to Ken
meth Mcleod Bissell, of New York city,
a member Of the Junior class
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Patent Stove Brick are cheapest

The firm of Richie & Johnston car
penters and builders, 115 and III Bish-
op street. has been dissolved through
the death of Mr.. James Johnston one
Of the partners, and notice is hereby
Quoted in all its branches as heretnl
fore at 115 and lit Bishop street by
William Richie. m28 ne
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WANrEn-
MANTEn.

vryo, WANTED.
"ORK by. young man. Is well ac-
9ualnted IN city and has driven deliy-
s 81 teams and worked in grocery
stores, First-class references as 10
honesty 1t1 and sobriety. Address "W,
WV" this Office. ".
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WINTHROP PRIZES IN JUNIOR

w IN II1IlOF' T INIIENJ IN ] UNIUR
GLASS.
The first prize is awarded to John
Alan White of Walton, Ny.
The second prize is awarded to Ell
bert Ellery circuit of West Burke, VT.
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WANTED
WANTED Fop = -.

ALL good help should call here. Wa
napR an the best places and always
liable Employment Agency 7Sa Sb ne
Ell. Open evenings. 10 T is3s
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WANTED.
BRIGHT young man. Strouse Adler
& Co.. 60 Court st. Il If
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WANTED,

SITUATION as cook or chambermaid In
Guy. Reference. Middle bell lS2
FRANKLIN street ~ 2ta
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TIC CeIeDFated Massage SPECIALIST.
Clinic and NewYork Institute, has ar
rived from her Hartford Institute
and can be consulted at No. 261l
Orange street. She is prepared to con-
vince New Havens ladies' and gentle-
men of the benefits derived from her
highly magnetic body, facial and scalp
massage treatment Manicuring ana
Shampooing. Hours from 10 a. m. to q
p m. Treatment by appointment at
patients residence when desired.
J2 ets
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n. n. MALLORY


between IL and 1, on Con-
gress, Washington or Howard ave-
nues, a large sum of money in al
plain envelope Liberal reward If re-
turned to SIS Howard avenue. mise tf
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MAssAGm

Miss Leeke The Expert In Magnetic ans
Electrical Massage has parlor at %
owe street. satisfactory treatment
in ell branches of massage. Rheus
matism cured. Facial wrinkles and
pimples quickly removed at moderate
price. Massage taught Home day
and evening 49,
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ONE family house (new) Just COM
pleted, IL rooms, select location. 200
feet from Whitney avenue. Address
B., Box 804. City. n3o III
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YALE PRIZE AWARDS.

Men Who Have Won High Rank by
Good Work.
The following is the award of Barge
prizes in sophomore mathematics: First
prizes-Walter Remy Dray, Chicago
Ill.,; Howard Bishop Lewis, Southing-
ton, Conn. Second prizes Rowland
Sherwood Bosworth, Providence, R. l.;
Horace Van Sands Taylor, Hartford,
Conn.
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SCOTT PRIZE TN FRENCH, YALE
COLLEGE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-06
RAINES ANSWERS CHARGES.
Says He Did Not Try to Hold Up the
City on the Sale of City Property i'm
Court Street Extension.

Nate Raines, who owns property in
the west end of the city, and who has
been accused of holding up the prices
of property on the extension of Court
street, says he is willing now and has
been willing at all times to sell the
right of way to the city at "A reasona-
BILE figure, but does not want to have
his block of land cut up by the street
and a portion of it isolated and rem
dered almost worthless. without fair
compensation.
The price which the committee
from the city council offered him for
the right of way was $225, and he
claims that as the right of way would
spoil two full lots and cause him to
move his barn, he does not feel as
though this We're sufficient compen-
sation, but demands 5000 per lot,
which he says is fair price for the
property, inasmuch as the street
would run diagonally through his
block of land.
He is anxious to have Court street
extended, but desires fair remunera-
ton for his loss.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-06
"Green Goods" Moving.

The first early shipments of green
garden stuff from the Walla Walla
district are now passing through the
city to eastern points. An enormous
amount of stuff is now ready for the
market and both the o. r. & n. and
the Northern Pacific are carrying i'm
mense quantities to the north and
east Montana is still covered in
snow and Northern Idaho is in the
midst of winter and the demand for
green vegetables is brisk everywhere.
Walla Walla sends out more of this
class of products than any other point
in the inland empire and the garden
acreage is increasing each wear at a
rapid rate.