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ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Street Superintendent of the City of Bisbee, subject to the action of the Democratic City Convention tc be held March 10. 1906.
 P. J. MCCULLOUGH.
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The Review is delivered by carriers the following towns: Saco. CananeA- Dougtas- Tombstone. Benson. South BisbeA Paradise. Don Lula Pearcs.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of City Marshal of the City of Bisbee, subject to the action of the Democratic City Con Sention to be held in Bisbee, March D, 1906.
 HANK SNODGRASS.
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cANANEs BRANCH OFFICE.

R. c. Brown is the local agent of the Bisbee Daily Review at Cananea, Sonora. An office is located at the American Drug Store. where subscriptions and business of all kinds will be re ceiyed. Money can be paid there on subscriptions and ad- vertisements and receipts gly- en. In this connection all let ters for delivery to parties in Cananea addressed to box TIT will receive prompt attention. The Reviews daily circulation in Cananea is now 270 copies daily. This is a hint 10 adver- tisers.
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ENGINEERS FIND MORE
 PHILADELPHIA GRAFT

Philadelphia, Mar. 7.-Further evi- dence of graft in the construction of the filtration plant was disclosed today by the report of Major Cassius E. Gill lette and John D. Maclennan, engineers engaged by the city. to make an inyes- tigation. The engineers report that Contractor McNichols. one Of the lead CTS of the old machine. borrowed from the water bureau cast iron pipe worth more than S10,000 and neglect ed to return il. They recommend that McNichols contracts be annulled. All the pumping stations were con- structed by the city before it was de cided to install a filtration plant are reported to be in deplorable condi- tion, necessitating expensive repairs. The engineers report that the wastage of water is very large, and that by proper steps the city may save nearly S11 100000 in contemplated eXpendi- lures in connection with the plant. A SAFE COUCH MEDICINE FOR
 CHILDREN.
 In buying a cough medicine for chil- dren never be afraid to buy Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from it and relief is always sure to follow. It is especially val uahle for colds croup and whooping cough. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
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The next business in order was the
election OF two national committee
men. Massrs Z. D. Sm:t;o and Nc
Iver Williams were elected.
TIE first business at tbe night ses.
sion uas the election OF delegates at
large to the New Orleans convention
uex5 week. Eight we're nominated
instead Of seven as int5nded but the
convention suspended the rules and
sent them sll, in addition payiI G their
railroad fare. These who will 80 are: ::
J. E WanDam2ker Of OrangebuTS, j..
P. Ruciedee Of Clarendon, F. Il.
Hyatt Of Rich;and, E. L A7c5er Of
Spartanbu1g, G. NJ Kioard OF New
berry, R. NJ. Pesuas Of Maclb0ro. Le-
Roy Springs OF Chester and II. B
TirdAl OF Gresnvijle. Toesc are in ad-
diticn to the delegates 1.un each
county.
TIE following executive committee
was appointed for the year: r. NJ.
Cleveland. Richard Singleton, +. NJ.
Farr. r. NJ. Peg1es, Wade Stackhouse,
and J. E. Wanranaker.
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CVCOV NO-ORIN<'-SH y y
O'Clock aud several talks Were made.
&E1 an1A.z sSIMHo sElrInE

ssii!ionaire Cuts His Throat After a
Nights Carousal.
At SAP Francisco, Cal, Frank
Pn:scator, k!ondyke millionaire,
who j3ined the original goll STAN,
peds from E.gle City to the mixes
and who 5uii5.lhe first house In D&#-
son, is dead TOM wounds in the
throat, which ns iDdicted while de-
pressed after 8 debauch.
Pniscator was like Swift Water
Bill" Hs had made several fortunes
ous failed to keeas. his money. He
was welcome il the Tenderloin,
where be spent money with a free
hand. he mad bsen host ct TWO WON.
On in the rear room Of q saloon. Ga
drinks he spent 500, and then he
gave 500 to each OF his companions.
Wnen be came out he had not a csnS.
A poor opium fend begged Tor e
O larter. PliscsUor went. back and
asked the barkeeper to loan him 30.
Tae map passed out $40, bu5 FAisca-
tor took only IS. This &c gaVe 20 tie
opium fend, who wept ct lis gener,
os.uy. The K!oGdyksr then went 70
his hotel and slssbed his throat With
q rszor'
Pniscator was narrisd twice, but
divorced. H;s last wife was a waiter
girl at ST. Joseph, Mo-, who he wed
dsd two hours afIer he first saw her.
Hs still owned two clsims on Bonanza =
Creek, from Which he drew alarge
revenue. Oao OF his claims he
picked up famous nugget. which
sold for $40, 944.
Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. q
Frank Pliscator, the millionaire
Alaska miner who committee suicide
Wednesday in San Francisco, was
very well known ia Berrlan- county,
NJ .chigan. BE maze ann1aAyistpes TO
sx-oC, ujara "a y, oi3 :SSxcy6pjSs6 = hts
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the wefld; sume1cus Socanic eiap
5tons::. the ptiontf T. sope::Ro lcseoes
fnoW supposed 10 5gs1sinct.
f. There VIII be, an, especially des
trsssst j . cru ption- n-ot Mt. VesuTius, OF
Mt. Pace aEde ecatepeti:
-: SUICIDE lI3 i-ls --szcos
-
.seIf-Murdes;Ane oihes KiPds Much
Increased Last Year.
Unofficial statistics OF the year show
that the number OF murders md sui.
cldes iD this country has greatly In
creased, and -5hat there bas been d..
crease in the number tf legel execu
tions, compared with the number o.
nomic.das yTne homicid IS and q at Is
by violence total 9.2l2. as compared
With s, 4S2 for the year 1914
The startling feature tf the record
is the increase in the number OF mur
ders committed by highwsymen. be:
ing532. against 464 during 1904. EUR
years ago the number vas only lO3.
Jealousy provoked $40 murders and
liquor 642. Homicides growing out
Of qusrre,s number i'll. The record
OF self destruction is one CT the nosh
deplorable OF the year. the aumber Of
prominent men being much larger
1. n
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I00RTNG FOR PAD MAN


81 ~ GA
Postotacs inspectors and secret ser.
vice men are quietly wcrtin around
In the P eimont section again lcoki-g
for Gus Dsiord, the noted yeggGan
wE2 escaped trol three United States
deputy marshals while On his way 10
Charleston for trial, by jumping
through the window 9ofa flying passen.
gsrtraln near Cades.
he is one OF the most notorious safe
blow IN the country, and bears the
traces Of frequent parrc brushes with
federal Cf12ers, who have a most hear
| ty respect for his nerve and jntelli-
geEce. There are tbrse large scars
from burns On his lefo forearm. ugly
slsshes on the forehead and left Jaw
and long cut on the top CT h; head,
extending down across tie forehead.
This vas mads By the f~ur inch blade
OF pole axe.
| With all bis scars, however, D. ForS
who Is teenty- three years cid but
locks twenty eight, is Gapper, well
dressed fellow who has the ear OF be
ing stuck on hinse +" and loitors
ab ut bowl;n alleys and pool rooms.
He Is an expert poo' player, we'll
knogn in Redmond, n ;r,olk, B.'ti-
more and New Y rk, under cne or che
other OF ais numerous aliases. Soma
CT these are Ausu DeFord, Wm.
r. Smith, Gus B. Ford, G. NJ. D.
Ford, ": W. P. Tlorton, G c. Carer
Lawrence Bailey. Ls~rerce CGckre!l
Gus Walter. Among his yegg nick.
names are Gus, Walt" "D.cS"
and Buggy"
! rsford was wanted by the postc flee
lns1e sectors for the burglary Of safes IN
the postoffce at Cameron, Ro1ssv:lle,
MontnOrelc!, Batesburg and Enoree,
and was indicted with several other
yeggman for these burglaEies in the
United States district curt at Guar
lesion on April, 8. 1903 He was found
at Chulclville. \. Y, where local au-
thorities were holding him on char2e
OF bank BURGLAR and started snuskin
charge of three U:?ited Stated dspusy
marshals, but escaped By leapiag head
long from the train at Cades. BE
has not been Sesn since, although the
inspectors have several times, seen hot
on bis trail, and haVe,a tip-noT that
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NsEhO Ngr NJTJTC


the PccL hets.
For several years the annual p1cph-
sizes OF Lee Span2ier, Ct York, Pa,
have attracted considerable notice.
Fo-HsIly merchant Ct that city, he
gave up Z lucrative business in order
EG deyots himself to evanyeliseic work.
At first be travelled amor z the couE
TRY folk Of southern Pennsylvania.
He claimed to have the prophecy,
and declared that bis prophecies we're
messages to tie people which he re-
cei7ed IL conversations with the
spirit OF tie Almighty. He gave
himself the title Of 'Spaugler TIE
last Of the p-ophets. : {
"Knoolsdge Of sVsnts thatare to
cccur," be declares are uatolde & TO me
at times when l am alone in the
woods, on tho street, or In my nc me
With 60 companion but Gods spirit.
SpaDgler ssys the gear will; bring
both blessings and calamities.
Woe uato Russia. She is fast ap:
prosc ing her doom. The people
will ovnrthrov the Empire. The
royal family and the leading membsrs
Of the nobility will be murdered and
subjected 20 worse cruelt1es than they
have inflicted upon the Russian peo
pie. The country will be- divided up
into smsll republics and elective
nonsIchies. and thess Will be con-
stsntly Quarreling arr ins stale Ct
war uosli the end OF thegSs9d Comes
in 1908.
Be warned o.;
The assassination Of the Car q
Russia.
The violent death Of the Sultan c1
Turkey.
There will be a general uprising Of
the peo, ls Ct Spain and general dis
turbances all over Europa.
Boston will suf5r from two great
6Ies.
A hot and sultry Sumner Is or.
dained foT the temperate zlne.
a qrsat incres5ein the death rata
f;om disaas'. accid ,nt; mucder, sui
z, eide disaster and Work { the element:
is promised.
The spread Of great religious move.
; nent throughout England aid The
| United States will snow that tie
people are awakening.
The dissolution Ct Russia a16
Turkey Is clearly indicated.
The U.jt:d States will continue tt
be great world power.
A bloody race war in the S0usher z
States Ct the Union.
Anticipate 6ae aVertiog OF
three wars by the inteIyen5ion q
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OF life. ;probhers .aed sisters. also
proftei largely thzouga,his good for
t1ne.;9
HEannual home cemipgs were the
ccsssien for: prolonged festivities
among bis friends. Fur gears ago
he:fell in love at first. sight: With a
.Eatyess at the; Hotel Wnitcomb, St
50ssph, a1d married her the ssme
day His bride went back TO Alaska
with him; s:....:::.:.; =
~"Wns BeGon Tap
Wh1lespeaking before more than
three thousand negroes Ia<Mscor, Ga.
emancipation DAY, y,:Joan ". Gilbert,
CT Paine college, Augusta, urged
the leaders of bis race 10 tight for d
jury trial in cases before the
courts, where twelve Of their peers,
that is twelve men bers Of the colOre6
race, snall decide the matte ao issue.
In q very lo1g address, he urged this
change an6 vas received With great en-
thusias1. Ha said the negroes hao
the same tight as tie white race 20
TIE ancient trial cefore a jury OF their
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s'The committee examined the book
and accounts Q: the treasurer ana
checked CT the same. Thy tad that
this division tt the associatinn has
received from all :lrceS 5! 636 81.
ard has paid out to the uat!uu2: asS1
c!ation 81 500, expenses a2:333i55 81
salaries 81 So 33. making a total or
SO 81 .02-le-riog balance CT band
to the credit Of tEle association Ct
Sligo 80.
r. solved, That sals-ies & the
orh .ers (fthis association be tsn6area
them as directed by this mm:t;es
at its first meeting, that IS to sa':;
Pre>idect, 81 900; secretary, s591
treasurer, $500 per anGun.
The coGni5tee G2si7e 20 GU the
attention Of toe ASSOCIATION to tie
work accomplished oy the ctticerS CT
the assC Cation. the president, TIE vice
president, the secretary arc the treas
urer, 10 whom IS due il great meas
ure the success Ct lae ngVsne2t, ana
We take pleasure il extending them
cur warn,est thanks.
All OF VII ca is rcspec5fu;ly sub
nitsed. (Signecl
&. MAYS CLEVELAND.
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rSsly wN EIY IIKT R-RN


pr> Il .SsOc Bell Says It as B5en
Donein Novs Scotia.
N.okird is already on the threshold
CT ser!a! transported on D. bodies
heavier Sban the air, said Alexander
Gr.hara Bell, ot Washington.
1T 10 J coce ;a few months OF g
few Yeas; Indeed, We are beeio1iug
TO co it Eow, l an speaking, not
SIMPLY OF Eay own edJsts but OF the
war!& 0: al investigators. Personally
60 rot care who does it, so tat il i:
done.
Publicity bas not preyl4usly been
given t. che fs.aura Of bis late re.
sulss, which Mr. Bal regsrds most
significant. This resu IS success il
makiGg q kitslks mechanism, unat-
tached By rope, moving alone in toe
cir aDd devoid OF any engine OF pro
puls.cn sci! t0rwarG against the vino
aud rise while SO doing. The I!gI5
wing Hight OF tie larger biras is a
performance Of this very nature, and
the result led Mr.. Bill to remark:
Man will II due tine be abe 10
scar very nuca alter The manner OF
the cage, which u:i.iz2s the energy
Of the wind, against which 1t hes for
It's own propuls.oG, without using its
muscles ocher tban directi7eIy. l
presume v2av the practical employ
rent of az engine or self. propelled
ny;i & mech anisE1 vii! come first before
cs Crus5 Ihtms. Ives % a soar!Gg@d de
vice but in tie coming perfcctlrg Q!
s-rial transportation. both apphca-
:ioAS "in Oe mlGe.
SO muca sjgai6csIce do attach
SO tie success al:esdy obtained with
she tree soaring Kite that l named
IT the 'IonoS,: as the ancient Greeks
st3leG TIC o!raSt f augur, whose soar-
inys their propaeSs watched from
towers OF observation. This free
moving kite sailed against the wind
then ciIce6 around and secono
sine rUse agail 81 the current. N
We have not YET attempted 10 pua g
nan in this machine, luS oIe of the
Kites rloored Dy d rope has lifted q
nan weighing l65 pJundS thirty feet
above the ground.
MI. 8. Il Ia i2st returned from b S
station 1n Nvva Scotia, where the
experiments were conducted, and is
now plsparirg a report 20 present be-
f re the Gaogra paicai society, or be-
fore the \ N.:ionsl Academy CT Sisn
ces, wh:c1 viii meet in Washington
in april. He was asked If further
experine entail WORK would be underta-
ken during his wi tet:s s5ay:ain the
ca apital and he la1ghir giy replied: -
"WeE, it is hal { Tor me- to keeF my
hsc ds of this work, but FAC stouoie is
that li-ero are zoo may newspaper
men around Washington. II is rot
wise to let the necessary preliminary
failure be Known r5fore the final re
sul5 is obtairedr however, i! nave
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'uC AOOsGVSlU.
.ee-,S 30 oo-S{~-,
ION CI O V'lH UAIl
- rsAS cL
e: :@rGEqusae3s-ln::alI l

Be prepared for;destracttve Spring
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p Uytr the iIagt

Two Young Men Sho. Are
Very p pulzr.
a serious Shooting afs!r took place
in L :ocsster on last Saturday morning
as ha!'-past e. v;n O'clock. Dr.. E igar
McDos shot, a q Il is th ought fatally
wounded, Mr. Hsz ] WisheIs2oon, and
il 4 1cted two ssfiou T5uais o. Mr..
Brown, wao Is "a asiociate Of NJ.
WiGhe:spoon ia the SOS ofds 7n~,
Springs Company. Tae shooting is
sstd TO have originated through
misunderstanding over b-by car
r!age. whici, D.. McDow purchased
several days ego fr,m Mr. Wlthsr-
spoon. The cstclags was uas st;sfae
tory ana was returned o. NJ McDow,
bu5 through some owe sgnS On the
part OF either Mr.. Withersp2on or Mr.
Brown, the purcna eE was never given
c,e1it for it.
Nd Information IS given as to what
words pass:d ostw :en the gentleman,
but it is stated th36 a::s1 al ag.eup:
had been made to explain Why D.
sNc Dew had poJ c:ived proper cred
1t f:9r 5ae carfj"ge, he drew pislo.
an5~:hoU Nj. WItnerspooa through
the lang and when Mr.. B own inter
.ierreo the pistol was turned oa him
and TWO sAoIs hcad, oas taking effect
Ia the i,and and the Other irh:c5ing a
serious. round in his ". at this
j;lrctui Mt George H,auh a son O.!
Mr.. O,P. Heasn cans CD the scene
just p Time to prevent Di. McD)w
,hootsng MI. WItherspoon second
time. \;
Mr.. yVitherspoon was Immediately
rui ia she hands OF physicians, tui /:
IS Thought that no am1untof attan-
ton wiif>save bis life. He was 81 fse.
ing very Buoil when the physicians
arrived, and il looked fora tiue tina:
be would dtsa With q few minutes
Mr.. Witherspaon is about 80 years Of
age and is said to be an escsed;rgly
po2u;aeyelng nAa in L .nc4,tsr anG
With his employers.
Mr.. BroHa's 4 condition is not
thought 20 De criEica', Though he
vas painfully wounds. It Is not de-
q -
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--EEEO III

= AEaSAS HS%IQ.
Some tine last summer negro
mac BY tie name OF JOHN Thomas
while on 9 train or the Southern
Railway comirg from St. MattheRs
&c O argeburg pulled cut a pistol ard
r7isd to shoot some one on the train.
%hen the train slowed up just before
entering Oraryeturg Thomas Jumped
{ AID left for Parts Unknown. 1t
eems shat he made his way to Flori-
ca, where be got in trouble and was
scot 20 death By mob OF police Of
fcer, whs N be had cut With knife.
Tee following letter, which was re-
csiVec bg Sheriff Dukes recently, says
a mob shot Thomas, while the article
we publish below says police q ser
SEoS him. At all events be was killed
oy soneson for bis lawl .ssress. Here
S tie letter that was sent to Sheriff
Dukes: -
81. Peters urg. Fla, Dec 2e:
~ CLC Sl4GAf IL VI OL6AkCON1SSO SOt4Oy
Was, there negro lsftyom town
shat you wanted by the nameofs Law
-eace Thomas. He murdered q police
nan here on December %, and L
c2ught him and put him IN H.; :essdd;
Z ncb tockSsttrnreqd shot skeafd
ue-.ss wanted Ia your 1own and sbat
shere wss a reward tfsrgd for him..
8e has q. wife In Ciangebo.g by the
name OF Emma Thomas, He2S some
times vent BY The name OF Mitchell:
but his name vas Thomas. ;z:szsE -. :.
Yours truly 49,
W. J. MCRPHY,
D putty Sher sf-@
a sp: cIal dispatch from St. Peters:
urg, Florida, says the co1oner,s iafY:
investigating the killing OF C.ps. j.
Mitchell, al OF John Thomas. colored3
nas rendered a vsrdict ttat Capt.
Mitchell came to his death at hehands;
i tie regro while in the dischIge OF
his cutv, srd that tie negro net his
<east from pis!o: shot fred by Capt.;
Mitchell. The lstter feature Of the
verdict caused surprise, as it was gen.::
orally beli.v,d shat the negro had
been slain by q mob Tae jury, how!
.ysr, claims TO have had proof thas
l
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nd J T.. WaNGaWGKer.
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AIU ,GUUUV IVI I-N"1y .
70 tinnc in tna PiEd,
The criaf rostof3ee insneetor has
cffared a raHSrd ot $3.50 tOr {

Cu51Su d ICHHtO vi GOV lOl LAS G Hpi e.
hersion as a fuga:ive from justice,
and Inspector Gregory Of North Caro-.
lima and Pulsifer CT South Carolina
would give years Of their lives just to
t:ss him oEcs more.
TO TAXI ACTION.
The Policyho.ders Of tE= Insurance
Companies TO Aeer.
In view OF the widespread Interest
In life insuranc. and the Efforts that
may be mace at the approaching an
pual meetings to obtain control 0? the
companies, it has been deemed ..,Iise
by some Of the Sou b Carolina rolicy-
holders 10 the New York. Life and the
Mutual Lite to hold neetinp Ct the
policybolders in S nth Carolina for the
purpose OF organizing an association
aid TO secure proper presentation Of
the policyhslders at the annual meet
ingot these CON qanies, ~cich w;lfbe
held in the spring. The objeesSot
this meeting nil] be to secure zoe
policyhclderS in ths;r rights and 1t is
not the pcrpose to ihVJtSe ihe~ c3n
panies in litigation o. take any o5hat
action which might tend to impair;
the. value OF the policss. There vii bsl
no cost u pon any colics holder who ps@
ttcipates In this meeting. M
All pclicyholders who are in So
pathy with these purposes as cut
above are requested to notify
nittes named below, or any
them, whether it will be agrsf
attend either In person or
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LIEn|CG2EE: MEETING
f tie Soula Carolina Branch
Z G! The Sottuu Association.
All The Old Officers We're Reelected.
Resolutions Concerning tue Acre
age a. 4 HcIdi1g Cotton We're
Accepted. 10 Put Ware
ed. TO pu!

house Advocate in
1he Field.
The Cyluoo;s Safe says scoI*rs
may laugh ard jee- a. tie great move
mert tcr the elevation OF the p;ice cl
cotton as intended 5y the Southern
Cotton association and the suodivis
ions Ia the vzricas States, but Il these
snssrs could have been present Weo-
pes6ay at the conysntion OF the South
Carolina men VITO ace back OF tie
grsst agitation, thsir ideas "cu;d
have bsan altered. Toey were not
fanatics, these men, not freCZleo oy
poverty !nto fabulous cay creams aoa
visions Of untold luxury. Iaey we're
rao1esen tative, Intelligent and sub
ss.nt!aI, aao working steadily ano
togaiS clear solution OF uheir plan.
TIE Determination and vigor With
which thass 65ieg stes approached the
is. u=s were remarkable. There were
ovsr l20 present from every portion
of. tns State a16 e;ci displayed g
lively interest il TIE proceedings.
Tarse sessions Of tee convention
were held, but the delegates responded
to sl, even II tne ta3e Ct The horrible
weather, sa6 Gaspj5s tie fact Uha0 SC
manF wished TO ce at their hcm5s
At r:gat the runos were Slightly
diminished.
Perhaps the most Important thing
done ny re convention was the oecl
sion 10 appoinUa warehouse promoter.
Although Is was ao fcst thought g
good thing to havs 6 committee OF
sa4arsi lraSinC spirits. it was alter