Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06


 handsome gift was a tCHen of appre- citation of his services as superintend- ent of the Sunday school and chor- ister.
 Under the direction of Prof. Krinbill a chorus of 10 voices is in prepara- ton for the commencement exercises. Also the Krinbill Koral Kluk of Knaco assisted by Bisbee talent will give. a public recital on the evening of the 17th in the Naco Opera House.
 MT. and Mrs. Rinehart left on Tues day evening for the east where they will visit friends and relatives.
 The Fortnightly card club will hold it's next and last meeting at the home of Mrs. J. E. Thompson on Wednes- day evening. The members have passed many pleasant evenings with cards and will continue next winter
 Although the subject of Manual Training has been dropped for time it does not mean that the work has been given up. It was thought best by the committee to let the matter rest until the excitment of the earth quake was somewhat subsided. It is hoped that during the coming week all promised subscriptions will be handed to the committee so that the work may be reported on Friday and the money turned over to the School Board to be used for manual training supplies.
 Mir. and Mrs Philbrook accom- panied by Mir. and Mrs. Nolan left the noisy city on last Sunday with boxes, baskets and buckets of things to eat and bottle of water to drink. After driving several miles beyond the Divide they reached the Indian camp where the squaws posed bash 1 fully for their pictures. Even Indians seem to have a great amount of vanity or human nature for the squaws were very anxious to change their dresses and brink a little for the occasion. Mrs. Schmeiding, her little son, Herman, and sister. Miss Mesner, ar rived in Bisbee from Oregon Thursday evening. Mrs. Schmeiding continued her journey to Douglas where her bus, band was waiting their arrival. Miss Mesner has been engaged as teacher in the Central school and ex, poets to reside in Bisbee with her brother, Mir. Carl Mesner.
 They met a great many of the refu, gees on their way to Oregon and Washington and heard many thrilling escapes and terrible accidents. One story told was of litt< boy twelve years of age who had been trying for some time to quench his thirst at drinking fountain. The crowd was so great that it was an i'm possibility to quench his thirst. A lady standing near saw his suf- ferings and offered him a bottle of water which she was saving for her baby. A soldier came up saw him drinking and demanded to know the contents. The boy was drinking and could not answer. The soldier told him to give it up or suffer the con sequences. The boy held on to the bottle because it belonged to the wo- man with the baby. The soldier stepped back few feet and shot him dead. The body lay where it fell sev- eral days and was finally dumped into ditch. The parents stood by saw S@S Ooh TSAS okA o2h to speak.
 Another story was of an old, old woman. very gray, carrying a bundle and trudging along as best she could. Some soldiers came along with their wagon and nearly ran over her. When she did not or could not get away fast enough, a soldier feeling his i'm portance, pushed her headlong to the ul1a la.,v ok Yr A man in passing who saw the occur renee picked up club and beat the soldier over the head until he was un- recognizable. f'. . r--.-
 The other soldiers did not interfere with the man in any way. When he had half finished his obligation he picked the poor old woman up and helped her on her way. That man to be a thousand years old. Perhaps that may be long enough for repent ance.
 Mrs. J. E. Morrison has moved from Clawson Hill to the Copper Queen Hotel where she will be pleased to welcome her friends.
 Mrs. c. W. Clausen entertained in 1 formally on Wednesday evening in honor of her, husbands birthday Men are so modest about their ages that none of the guests were able to learn Mir. Clausen's age, although the ladies were perfectly willing to reveal their own in order to find out. The guests were Professor and Mrs. Philbrook, | MT. and Mrs Woods, MT. and Mrs
 Kreighbaum. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt. and brother Of MT. Clausen recently ar.
 rived from Los Angeles.