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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
Praise Him a Bif.

CURELY 1t is worth women's while to v remember this, and to at least maksJ the poor return of thanks to their husbands for 1t Is is so easy to do things for thossl that appreciate them. and so hard to do them for those who don't.
 Everything, It has been said. goes byj comparison, and, unfortunately, womenl are given to comparing up instead of1 down.
 You seldom hear of a woman thanking, heaven that she Is married to good bust, ness man instead of a loafer, or that her. husband is clerk instead of day laborer,,
 On the contrary, she bemSsns the fact
 that she Is married to a business man ln-
 stead of poet and that her husband works, on a salary Instead of clipping coupons as a millionaire.
 Perhaps women do not realize how dis
 couraging il Is to a man who has done his best: who has toiied and sweated and
 slayed to provide his wife with comfort to get not gratitude for his efforts. but always- reproach that he didn't do better. !.
 The woman who wants to Institute comS parison should redect for awhile on how much better living her husband makes for her than she could make for herself, Then she would not begrudge the poor
 household drudge his need of gratitude.
 We pat on the head the donkey that draws the family load-certainly we might do as much for our husbands.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
A Larqer Display Of Gratitude and Appre7 ciation on the Part of the Wife as d
 Remedy for Dissafisl acton in Domestic Bliss.

thanking God for their luck and doing much they appreciate tim and how grate, fui they are to him.
 The reason that the woman who has s husband who is q good prcvider Is so in; sensible of her blessing is because she has never known anything else.
 She has never earned dollar. she has never known the nightmare of meeting. pay day with an empty purse.
 Everything has been soft and easy for >her
 She has gone from her fathers good home to a husbands good home. and she takes it as no more than her due that she should be looked out for. and somebody should work for her, and 1t doesn't even occur to her that something fin the way of spoken thanks and actual. tangible 3D. preciation is due to the two men who de- vote taeir lives to her comfort and well being.
 Of course, no man who isn't a cad wants his wife to go about blowing a horn and proclalming that he supports his family. but a man does like to feel that his wife appreciates what he does for her--that she is not blind to the fact that he works night and day for her, nor insensible to ss well and live as well as Ter neiehbors. ance that she isn't goirg to be dumb about it.
 The average man sho is married gets precious little out of sll of his work and worry but his wife's appreciation.
 If he misses this also be is poor indeed, for after the family bills are paid there Is mighty little money left for the man who has made it to indulge himself in any personal taste
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

. HE fashion in hats for Spring takes a . wide departure from the jaunty, turned. . up affairs which have been worn fcro the last two seasons. . They can best be described as the shape ( Of an inverted bowl. The lines gre grace . fui and becoming to nearly every one. c These hats have for their trimming little z. else but plumes, though flowers may also c be used. The first hat Is made with a large 6 pun crown of silk. The edge of the brim Is e bound with narrow strip of fur, and 50 large bunch of ospreys is caught at one z. side. The hat Itself is made of chiffon vel v vet. and Intended for the early days of Spring. The other hat is satin straw in . beautiful biscuit shade, with deep cream colored plumes arranged 10 droop well over the. hrina fhs alAaa- and hack
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
GOWNS WORN BY BRIDESMAIDS.

s lined with whie satin Bands of
 drapd trrnea
 whits and rhinestone buttons The eDow with collar Fastened
  lining =, . ;. ...-, - ,. .. ,.,.hi,. all around rufe headed by narrow iaa der lace beading tilted side along whles wih end either side of the face from under ns Drectoire with boSknot
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
MISS LoCNSBEPY'S
 WEDDING DRESS.

FITTED princess gown of white I satin, with long panels Of point lace extending the full length, two in front and two in back. The yoke with its v-shared neck is of lace, with drapsry and knot of lace where it joins the body of the gown. Two ruffIes of lace also finish the elbow sleeves of satin. The veil is of old point lace. costing thousands of dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
Be a Bff Thankful.

THE women who had good husbands and | good homes and a great big, husky man to stand between them and the bill collector should be down on the.r knees
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

IE tenth commandment of the married woman is this:
 Thou shalt give thanks upon thy knees for a geod mans love, and shall effer prsise i'm the temple because thou hast
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
All Her Vanity.

" oU couldn't expect a woman who IS
 dead sure she Is an embryo Hetty Green
 to treat a husband who Is thirty dollar a week clerk with much respect.
 You couldn't. look for woman who is sure she could have written novels like Mrs. wharton and poetry like Theodore Garrison. ie she had turned her attention to 1t. tc devote Ter great mind to seeing that the baby's milk bottle was kept clean and the twins didn't choke themselves on
 It would be absurd to suppose that a iady who felt that her real mission In life was to play Lady Mae6eth and tear pas. sion to tstters like sarah BernEaiit ana aa Mrs Carter could come down on ger pedestal long enough to sweep under the bed. and see that the food was decentiF cooked for dinner.
 She thinks Of herself as an syful sac rifice and she takes out her blighNd vanity on the poor. unfortunate man who toils night and day to try to support Ter.
 If every woman had tried 10 support berSelf--if she had burned into her very in which she had stood with aching back and tired feet behind a counter, or through the biinding mist of a headache pounded upon 8 typewriter If she could recall the thousand indignities to which every wom- an who has to work out of her own home Is subjected: if she had but to shut her eyes to see again a miserable hall bedroom and fhe greasy table Of the fourth-rate beardin. house. and to feel once more the cold dread with which she looked forward 10 losing ner tah snd not being able to nfford even that poor shelter, there would be fewer discontented. complaining, crit teal wives Tn tke world.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11

. h.r,~ nf thy own, and a husband to .,.,a for inc rent and thy shopping ticket.
 The one thing in the world that "oulo ,onduca more than everything else to con- npb,al bliss would be for every woman in her youth to go up good and hard against n CAREER. and find out that there IS nothing in it but einders, ashes ana dus'.
 Al the bottom Of almost every womsn's a,scontent with her lot, her dissatisfaction win her husband, and her distaste for do- mesticity lies the secret belief that the only reason that she isn't world famous IS because she got married instead of going in for art, or literature. CT the stage or finance.
 That's the reason she Is such nzzie as a wife. and mother, and honsekeeper.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
RICH WIVES FOR POOR MEN.
By Dorothy Dix.

 4 Ak o O a been o be wife
  ined jewelbox a
  to a quiet is delcately looking sudden hdden thirst it. but thosw achieved
  of and she a of To the possible matter of who is to handling of 
 'Tis a blessing dear.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-11
By Dorothy Dix.

"A. it may uaetbu if of NNI is ma will trouble in is
 beo To 20 to
 want yo lend money ii a
 nd yourhi To eat of
 hasea 8 auysi inexplcable illness looking
 A xon dresmaker. To try to will spsnd
 more 1t a new would have cost
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-20

legal SpaerS oF said territory Eosing
~ the election held therefor - here
lnbef0re provided. but @ otAermiss.
the legislature thereof may assemble
at Santa ". organize. aud eaeet two
senator's 90 the Taitea States in the
no@ prescribed By the laNs u the
United States: and the governor and
secretary of state af the lEofasSed
state shall certify The election u the
senators and representative In The
manner required BY Law. and When
such state Is admitted into the Uaion.
~ provided in this aes. the senators
and representatives shall b. entitled
to he admitted To seats in congress
and 10 ali rights and privileges Of
senators and representatives Of other
states In the congress of the t'mite1
States: and the officers Of the state
government formed Ia pursuance u
said constitution. as provided by the
constitutional convention. shall pro-
ceed to exercise all the functions Of
state Officers: and all laws Of said
territory In force at the time Of its
admission into the Union shall be- in
force In the respective portions Of
said state until changed by the legis-
Ia'"ie Of said state. except as modi-
ft~i or changed by this act OF by the
constitution Of the state: aud the
laws Of the United States shall have
the same force and effect Within the
said state as elsewhere within the
United States.
Sec, Il. That the SUN Of seventy
five thousand dollars. or so much
thereof as may be- necessary, Is here
by appropriated out Vi any money in
the treasury nnt otherwise 3ppropri.
ated. for %defraylng all and every
Kind aud character of expense incl.
dent to the elections and conventions
provided for in this act: that is. the
payment Of the expenses OF r"gistra-
ton and holding the election for the
ratification Of the constitution. at
the same rates that are paid for sim.
liar services under the territorial
laws. and for the payment of the
mileage for and salaries OF members
OF The constitutional convention at
the same rates that are paid the said
territorial legislature under national
law. and for the payment Of all prop
or and necessary expenses. officers,
clerks and messengers thereof. and
printing and other expenses incident
thereto: Provided, That any expense
incurred In excess of said sum OF one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
shall be paid by said state. The said
money shall be expended under the
direction OF the secretary of the in
terror. and shall be forwarded. TO be
locally expended In the present ter
ritory of New Mexico. through the
secretary OF said territory, as NAV
be necessary and proper. In the dis
erection Of the secretary OF the inter
Tor. In order to carry out the full in
tent and meaning of this act,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-20

eireafa e~ass II apE@als A. they shasl
hare had prior 10 the admission q:
said state into the Unl0n
Sec II. That i'm respeea 90 Nil
cases. PROCEEDINGS. and matters nsm
penaang In the supreme or dlstries
courts 0f The said territory Al The
time nf The admission into the Cnaoa
Of the said state. and arising within
the limits u such state, whereof ths
circuit or district courts By this ael
established might have had iurisdlc,
ton under the laws 0f the United
States had sneh courts existed nj The
time Of the commencement of such
cases. the said circuit and district
courts. respectively. shall be the sue
eess0rs u said supreme aud district
courts 4" said territory: and I'm re-
speet 10 all other cases. proceedings,
and matters pending In the supreme
or district courts Of the said terrific
~ AT the time 0f the admission ~
such territory into the G'nion. arisin=
within the limits Ut said state, the
courts established by such state
shall. respectively. be- the. successors
Of said supreme and district terrific
rial courts; and all the flies. records
indictments and proceedings relat
ing 10 any such $ shall be trans
feFred TO such circuit. district and
state courts. respectively. aud the
saane shall be proceeded with there
in in due course nf law: but mo writ
ing now pending. or that prior to the
admission of the state shall be pend
Ing, I'm ans territorial court In said
territory shall abate by the adnsi }
sion Of such state into the Union
but the same shall be transferred ans
proceeded with In the proper United
States circuit. district OF state court
as the case may be: Provided. how
ever, That In all civil actions. causes
and proceedings In which the Unite
States Is not a party transfers shaI
not he made 10 the circuit and dis
trict courts Of the United States. ex
cept upon cause shown by writer
request Of one OF the parties to suct
, action or proceeding filed in tn.
proper court: and In the absence "
such request such cases shall HI
proceeded with in the proper state
courts.
Sec. IS. That the constitutions
convention shall by ordinance provide
for the election of officers for a full
state government. including mem
beers Of the Legislature and one repre-
sentative In congress. at the tim" 70
the election for the ratification or re
lection of the constitution: which
representative shall be chosen from
a congressional district comprised q
the present territory of New Mexico
to be known as the first compression
al district: but the said state govern
ment shall remain in allegiance unit
the state shall be admitted into T.
Union Is proposed by this act. II
case the constitution Of said state
shall be ratified by a majority of thu
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-20


saad district shall receive n yragay
salary The same a. other similar
judges ~ the GATED States, payable
a. provided By iaw- There shall Dr.
appointed a clerk of said court. who
shall keep lis office II said S2nta Fs
IN said state The regular terms Of
said court shall he held in said dis
aEaet. at the place aforesaid. % the
first Monaay I'm April and the first
A0nday In November of eaeh year.
and a grand jury shall be summoned
In each year in each Of said circuit
and district coaFss, The circuit AMI
district courts for said district. and
the judges thereof. respectively. shall
p~aIsss-ss The same pssers and turis.
dieti0n and perform tire same duties
required To he performed by the 9th.
~ circuit and district courts and
s9aiges u the United States, and shall
De- governed by the same laws and
regulations, The marshal, district
attorney and clerks of the circuit and
district eourts Of said district, ami
all other officers and persons per.
forming duties In the administration
Of justice herein. shall severally pos
srss the powers and perform the du.
ties lawfully possessed and required
tn be performed By similar Officers
in other districts of the United States
and shall, for the services they NAV
perform. receive the fees and com.
~pensasion now allowed by Law TO Of
fIeers performing similar services
for the United States In the territory
NJ New Mexico.
SEC. Is, That nil cases Of appeal
or writ Of error heretofore prosecut
I'D and 10 pending In the supreme
court Of the United States upon any
record from the supreme cour oi
said territory. or that may hereafter
lawfully be prosecuted upon any
record from said court. may be hear
and determined by said supreme
court of the United States. And th'
mandate Of execution or Of further
proceedings shall be directed by the
supreme court Of the United States
to the circuit or district courts. re
spectively, hereby established within
the said state or To the supreme court
Of such state. as The nature Of thu
case may require. And the circuit
district and state courts herein nam
ed shall. respectively. be the success
ors Of the supreme court of the saa'
territory as to all such cases arisin.
within the limits embraced within
the Jurisdiction of such courts, re
spectiveiy. with full power TO proceed
with the same and award mesne fol
final process therein: and that fror
! all judgments and DEGREES of the su
preme court of the said territory
mentioned In this act. in any case
arising within the limits Of the pro
posed state prior TO admission. the
parties to such Judgment shall hav'
the same right TO prosecute appeals
and writs of error to the supreme
court of the United States or to IN
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-12-20

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-06
STRIKERS HOLD MEETING.
Committee Appointed to Induce Pres
ieIent Crapo to Change His Views.

New Bedford, Mas, Aug. 5.-At a
meeting today Of the presidents ana
secretaries of the various New Bedford
labor unions. at which Wer" also
present President w. ID. Mahnn. Sec
ond Vice President T. +. Fitzgerald
and the organizer of the AmaIgdmatc'l
CarmcnS Association, Co1ninltteH
Of three was appointed to seek an inter
view with President Henry i'll. Crdpo
of the street railway lines, against
whom a strike has been in force iof
two weeks "fnr the purpose of seeing
if he can b" induced to change his
views on the present situation The
committee appoiated consists of sam
ucl Ross of the Spnncrs Union, VIII
liam Hall and J. +. Monaghan.
4 The cars manned by non-union men
were run on the usual schedule today
and the company officials reported that
the patronage was much heavier tnan
on last Sunday. the suburban lines eS-
ncciaIly. carrying many passengers.
According to Superintendent Potter OF
the trolley company, two more OF the
strikers returned to work for the COM
pany today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-06
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


rr'rnce M'Sptiok, looking much I'M
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lightning struck the Walnut Grove
ch"reh At 'c'7'tuf' NJ sunday as sun
a,'.,,, nrnhab,,, r,,,Ir,. t,,rnnd t,,,, L,,,,,.
sons finger and Earl Rvers' tnc vor.
burned of. Ruth Diss was burned about
the face and head. Half 4 dozen others
were shocked
ABOUT io'" members oi inc knights "f
Columbus, representing many states Of
TIL" Union. attended the eighth annual
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-06
Trjnjty's PiIurimaoc,

The following Sir knights Of Trinity
Commandcry and ladies of Winthrop and
vicinity will participate in the pilgrimage
to Montreal and Quebec as guests oi
Richard Occur De Lion Preceptory OF
Montreal:
EN- Sir I. O. Gage and wife.
Sir Willis Cobb and wife
Sir Elliott Wood and wife.
Sir NJ. S. Collins and wife.
Sir w. f.. Hayward.
Sir T.. X. Jones.
Sir l.. Il. Jones and wife.
sir J. T. McIlroy.
Sir j. FL McIlroy and wife.
Sir w. F.. Stevens.
Sir J. G. Ycaton and wife
Sir w. W. Wilkins.
Sir K. A. Baird
The party leaving Augusta by spScia
train Of parIor cars Tuesday morning
Aug. / at : O'Clock. a special car leaving
winthrop at ) A. NJ. will accommodate
the Winthrop party and others arriVlnf
at Augusta in time to take part IN
snort parade before taking tram lFk
ets. etc, may he obtained OF En-. Si'
Gage Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-06
| TAKES REVENGE.
Deceived Woman Stays
Man Who Wronged Her.
Fires Three Shots at Betrayer
on the Public Street.
All Take Effect and Nan Dies in Two
Hours Woman Is Arrested,

New York, Aug. 5-Nicola Fcrra Of
222 Elizabeth stree. was passing the
Five Points Mission shortly before noon
Saturday, when he was suddenly con-
frOntcd by Il woman who clutchcd
wildly at his arlu and called upon him
TO stop.
Nicola gave one affrightcd look at the
woman. and started to run. He had
gone only a few steps when he tuttcr-
cd and fell to the sidewalk wounded
by three bullets fired from a revolver
which the woman suddenly whipped
from under her shawl. one of the bull
lets struck Nicola i'll the check. ;noth-
er plouGhed its way int" his right side.
and the third was embedded in his all
loidcn. The wounded man WaS re..lov-
ed to the New York hospital, where he
died in tTp hours.
Instantly Il great crowd gathered
about the place where the shooting had
occurred. Policeman George Parton OF
the Elizabeth street station happened
to he standing only Il short distance
away from the Wolnan when She began
to shoot. She was about to take an
other :,hnt ut the prnStratc form of her
victim when Barton knocked up her
hand and then put her under arrcst. .
The woman gave her anne as Marie
Schaharo of 9% Sands street. Mrooklyn
"He deceived me-" she said when
asked for her motive in shooting Fcrra.
He deceived me and he must pay
After the shooting Policeman BARTON
mad Il difficult time of it. The crowd
rapidly grew to large proportions;
l'hcr" We're many unruly persons in
the thronc, and for a time Barton
thought he would lose his prisoner,
who was fighting and struggling like a
wildcat. capt. D'tCnner and Dctcr-
tive Duffy, who were standing at the
entrance tn the TombS. heard the shots.
and saw people running in the direc-
tion Of the Five Points, and followed.
When The throng was reached, O'Con-
nor and Duffy had to club their way to
the side of Barton. They finally did
reach him, however, and assisted i'll
taking til" woman to the Eliza bot II
street station. The reserves were then
sent to the Five Points to clear the
streets.
At the station the prisoner said she
had been taken advantage OF by FcrIn
Who had promised to marry her. Later
she said he hadi admitted he had a
wife in Manhattan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-06
SAW 1T HAPPEN.
French Captain Lowers Boat and Res
cues Number From Drowning.

Alicante. Spain, Aug. 5.-Thc captain
of the French steamer Marie Louise,
which has arrived here from Carriage
ma, witnessed tn" laundering of the
Sirio from Il point close to the vessel.
He says he was rcmarking to his mate
on the dangerous course the Sirio was
taking when the Italian steamer. going
ahead at full speed, suddenly stopped
and her bow was seen to lift.
The Marie Louise changed her course
and went toward tho Sirio. At this mo-
mcnt there was hcarG a loud explosion
as. the boilers Of the Sirio burst. Shnrt-
ly after this dead bodies be
gan to float hy tho French
steamer. ana those on board
could hear the shrieks of the drown
ins people The Marie Louise launched
a boat and picked up y persons, who
were sent to IIormiEns island.
In the meanwhile. the steamer her
self rescued % persons more and
brought them here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-06
THE ATLANTIC FLEET
Will Return to Rockport Wednesday,
The Collision Inquiry.

Newport, r. l., Aug. 5.-Thc battle
ships of the Atlantic fleet command
cd by Rear Admiral Roblcy -. Evans
will leave Newport ncXt "Wednesday
to resume naval InancuVrcS off Rock
port. Mass. according 10 an announce
mcnt made today by ADMIRAL Dewey
Meanwhile tnc naval court of inquiry
which has been investigating the re-
cent collision Of the battlcShipS Hi
nois and Alabama, will continue its
sessions on tn" Illinois. Already the
testimony taken covers 300 Typewriter
Pages ana it is expected that many
other witnesses will be cailrd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-06
CONFUSING REPORTS.
Some Say Captain Committed Suicide,
Others Say He Was Saved.

London, Aug. 6.-Thc reports reach
ing here ON til" loss of the Sirio show
confusion regarding ,hc captain. some
declare he committed suicide. while
others say that he ami til" crew W"r''
saved but Wcr" arrested on landing.
The official account from tariaEchh
does not mGntion the captain, except I"
repeat the report that tn" wreck was
due to his mprudcncc in vonturinE too
close to the Uormigas shoals in order
to save time.
It is said that the panic on board
caused more loss Of life that the sea
il Solf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-06
GIRL SWlMS LAKE
Accomplishes Feat in Hour and ;
Quarter.

ithaca. y. Y, Aug. Miss Dorothy
Ro"Ecr. II student in tn" Cornell sum
MGR school. SWAN across cayuga Lake,
n distance of over y milo and half.
the other day. Miss Booker was fol
lowed by four women companions in n
roWhoat The feat has been accom-
plishrd only once before by woman,
Miss Nora Stanton BIatch, the only
woman engineer ever graduated from
Cornell. She made tho trip in an hour
and 4 half Miss Booker covered the
distance in ii quarter of an hour less.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-08-06
VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS
Over 100000 Worth Shipped in Texas
This Season.

Jack3onvilIc. Tex. Aug. 5.-over
$500, 900 worth Of fruit ana veg tables
has been shipped from Jacksonville
aud the surrounding country for a
radius of ten miles this season. Eight
hundred ana twenty three car loads
have been shipped. not including eX-
press shipments which amount to
about eighty ears. Six hundred and
twenty three carloads of the products
were Tomatoes. tifty-scvcn potatoes
and 143 car loads of peaches.