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The daily tribune., 1906-06-08

DIED-Madsline, the Dix.months.
old dsughter Of kr. and Mrs. ~. e.
Lewis died II cholera infantum At q
O'Clock this morning after . sick ness
lasting only few days. Tho funeral
ssrvices will be held ct the family
residence on East ssoond street at
. O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08

Canon City soft wheat flour % 10
per hundred at the d. and D. Tee
%. N.V7
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08

Cucumber Cream makes the fAos
like vslvet-Pslaoe Pharmacy. lSti
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08
It Leads the Way
WILD WEST
Sc Cigar

ought TO know Of the good values
which We offer In groceries and Of
the high grade quality Of the stock
We handle. Have you ever tried
Oar Bsss dour, the best on the
market.
N. g. LIZ MS
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08

"Bsss ies Dream soda"-Ysison.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-08

For SAFE at CITY DRUG STORE
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
SHORT
 PERSONAL
 NOTES

J. w. Cenly left yesterday for Phoe- nix to spend several weeks at that point and in the Gila valley.
 MT. and Mrs. R. c. Clayton and lit tie daughter arrived last evening from Globe for couple of weeks visit with his brother.
 Thomas Conway was a passenger ut Yesterday for San Francisco, where he will spend couple of weeks on a business and pleasure mission.
 D. c. Keohane left yesterday for a visit at Phoenix and Prescott.
 E. A. Tovrea returned to the city last evening from a business visit at Tucson.
 Miss Fannie Smith left last evening for Tucson, where she will remain sister.
 Bob Tate was among arrivals in town last evening from Douglas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Kettle arrived in the city last evening from Douglas for brief visit. Mr. Kettle is su- perintendent of the new Y. M. c. A. building at Douglas.
 Dr Hart has returned to the city from his trip into Mexico
 Remick White arrived in the city last evening from Paradise, where he recently began publication of the Par adise Record, the first number of month and made a highly creditable appearance.
 MT. and Mrs Scott Waley have re- turned home from their trip to Mex leo City.
 Ernest Everhardy and wife are back from visit to Mexico City. They report a highly enjoyable trip.
 James Douglas, superintendent of the Moctezuma Mining Company, ar rived in the city last evening from Prescott.
 H. E. Hardy and wife have returned from visit to their former home al Omaha.
 Mrs. S. R. Rose left yesterday for a visit to her former home in Calves ton, Texas, where her mother has lately been in i'll health.
 Robert Wardlow arrived in the city yesterday from Hancock, Mich. He comes with expectation of locating and shortly bringing his family from the east.
 A. K. Darrow is a business visitor in town from Clifton, coming here to look after property interests.
 J. P. Kinney left yesterday for a visit 10 his former home in Georgia.
 Miss Sadie Jones is here from Douglas for weeks visit with friends at Lowell.
 Harry NJ. Johnson left last evening for Bl Paso. where he has a position as machinist
 Mrs. J. c. Winters is reported se- riously III with pneumonia at her home on Naco road.
 H. J. Mapter of Douglas was in the city last evening en route home from visit to Los Angeles.
 W. R. Thurston arrived in town last evening from Douglas to spend day on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
poINas ABOUT COURT HOUSE.

Tombstone, Feb. S.-Deputy SheriS Choate has a number of the county prisoners at work cleaning up around the county hospital, which is improy- ing the looks of the place consider ably. AS soon as this work has been completed they will be put at work cleaning up the main streets which have been in a rather bad condition since the carnival left
 A transcript judgment of an appeal case from the justice of Judge Mon- monier at Pearce. entitled J. H. Rose ct al. vs. Fred Peck, was filed in the district court today.
 The inquest papers in the case of the man found dead near Fairbank recently and supposed to be those of an old scissors grinder, were also filed in the clerks office. The coroner's jury brought in verdict that the man was murdered by parties unknown to them, and that the deed was commit ted by means of a large rock, used in beating the mans brains out.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

For Baseball Team-A. J. Bennett of the White House saloon on Brewery avenue, who is spoken of among the fans as manager of the professional baseball team to be organized here this spring, stated yesterday that he expects to make a trip to the various places spoken of for ball parks, the object being to select the most con- venient place for park. While but little has been done so far in the way of organizing, it is expected the matter will be taken up at meeting of the fans to be held soon. Business men generally are in favor of having a baseball team for Bisbee this summer. They contend a good baseball team will be one of the best advertisements Bisbee could have. Several have stated they will contribute towards the support of team
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
 .~z NEWS
  IN BRIEF

Douglas, Ariz-, Feb. 8.-(Special.)--
 Attorney John McGowan returned this morning from Stafford, in Ora ham county, where he has property interests. He says the Gila valley is prospering right along. A concen- trator for the mines tributary to Saf- ford is being put in, and there is re- newed activity all along the line.
 M G. Zeitlin leaves tomorrow morning for a two weeks trip to Phoenix, Los Angeles and other points.
 E. R. Pirtle is expected home about next Sunday. At present he is visit ing in Alabama and Georgia for a few days.
 City Clerk Sames and his mother are expected home next Saturday.
 Rev. Simonson, late of Jacksonville, Florida, the minister who is to take charge of the Douglas Episcopal church, arrived in the city this after noon.
 A. G. Smith of Clifton went through last night to Fl Paso from Bisbee, where he had been on business for several days. Mir Smith has recently retired from the position of cashier of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust company, having sold his holdings in that enterprise, which he promoted several years ago. He is looking for a business location and stated last night that the Bisbee-Douglas coun- try looked very attractive to him.
 L. del Vale of Nacozari, is regis tered at the International hotel.
 B. J. o'Reilly, county assessor, re- turned to Bisbee on the afternoon train.
 Arthur McNamara, of North Platte, Nebraska, president of the First Ne tional Bank of that city, was in Douglas today and circulated among many old friends from North Platte, now resident in Douglas, among whom are A. F. Parsons, Judge Ne vile and many others. He left this afternoon for Los Angeles. where he has business.
 Physical Director Wise, of the r. NJ. c. A., has rented. house on
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Eighth street, near E, and has sent for his wife and household goods.
 R. l.. Benton of Tucson. mining man who is also a dealer in cattle, is in the city and stopping at the In. ternational hotel.
 Frank Derrick, we'll known saloon man of Albuquerque, New Mexico, is in town on business.
 J. B. Speed is preparing plans for a five-room adobe residence, which he will build for himself on Ninth street, between B and c.
 John E. Stair and Ace F. Abell, mining men of Minneapolis, Mime sota, left today for the Belen mine, ffty-four miles south of Nacozari, ir Sonora
 Judge Cass is back from a trip to Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
A Saw knife.-Constable

A Saw knife.-Constable Shrop shire showed to curious observers to- day in Judge McDonald's court room a pocket clasp knife that is a new wrinkle. It is about the same as any other combination knife with the exception of fine steel saw blade which closes into and opens from the handle like the other blades. The saw looked harmless enough un- til the officer applied it to an inch board and sawed it through with great ease. The little saw will cut a way through any wooded wall and it would be hard to keep a man in an ordinary jail or out of the aver age Douglas store if he was armed with one of these. The knife was taken yesterday from a vagrant now in the city jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Clyde r. Scott, peceas.

Estate of Clyde T. Scott, Deceased. dersigned administrator of the estate of Clyde T. Scott, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office of Emil Marks, Bisbee Lumber Co, Main street. Lowell, Arizona, the same be- ing the place for the transaction of business of said estate, in said county of Cochise. EMIL MARKS, Administrator of the Estate of Clyde
 T. Scott.
 Date of first publication Feb. ', so6.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Douglas Man Arrested-Officer Jack White yesterday morning arrested J. w. Williams, who is wanted in Doug las for obtaining goods under false pretense. Officer Hayhurst of Doug ias notified the officials here that Will hams had left Douglas and was in Bis bee, and advised his arrest Officer Fayhurst came here from Douglas yesterday, returning last night with Williams in his custody. Williams claims he was employed at the Copper Queen store at Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Make Improvemenst-Mr. Cogglil of the Bisbee Drug company has obtained permission from the street commit tee of the council to move the old building at the rear of his store and erect a new one, fire proof. Mir. Cog gill stated that the present building is poorly constructed and dangerous. Paper and other trash accumulate
 under it and should it become ignited would cause a disastrous fire. The new building will be constructed so that nothing can accumulate under it. Work will be begun on it in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Poles Arrive.-Two more carloads of poles arrived this forenoon for the Douglas street railway. So far about half of the amount required have been received and the remainder are expected here shortly. However, there is reported delay in the cars, motors. and other equipment which tion work as early as was expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
sbowman Hurt-Emmet Newberr

Snowman Hurt-Emmet Newberry, an expert bicyclist with the carnival company at Lowell, fell Wednesday night while performing hazardous feat on his wheel and narrowly es- capped severe injury. He and con- panion who work together, were mak- ing a circle riding exhibition when he fell from his wheel. his head striking the floor. He was picked up and taken from the stage. He was knocked un- conscious but soon recovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
IEF CITY
 NEWS

we 6isbee-Because the sewer
 sere defeated, D. P. Rossi has Id his property for sale and
 to leave the city. He stated lay that he would not live in
 where he could not enjoy the sary improvements a city should
 Mir. Rossi has been in Bisbee number of years and is a heavy lyer. He regards a sewer sys- as absolutely necessary to the tth of the people, and believes its eat will mean another bad summer disease among the people here. has not decided where he will go.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Lost a Thumb - Fred Mossey, a miner employed at the Oliver shaft, accidentally lost a thumb while work ing yesterday. He was pushing a car when his thumb was caught between two, mashing it of. Dr. Edmundson dressed the wound. The wound is healing nicely and he will be able to resume work in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Episcopal Church services.-There will be services at the Douglas Epis- copal church next Sunday at II a. m. and in the evening. Rev. A. W. Si- monson, the new rector, will conduct the services.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

In Justice courts-Justioe Murphy yesterday fined three peace disturbers five days each on the chain gang. Three were also given the same fine for being drunk and disorderly in Jus tice McDonald's court.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Another Business Block.-Mrs. E. Hess on yesterday bought two lots On Avvnde c, adjoining the Avenue hotel on the north. H. E. Dugan made the sale. and the purchase price was s15oo. Mrs. Hess will build a busi- ness block on the lots.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
operation for Appendieitis-E

Operation for Appendieitis-E. A. Patterson, a miner employed by the Copper Queen company, was operated on at the hospital yesterday for ap- pendecitis. For time it was thought he would not recover He has changed for the better and it is believed he will recover. He is greatly improved today
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Church Wants Lots-The members of the Methodist church are making an effort to secure two lots in the front of the chapel which they want 10 convert into e yard They com plain that without these lots it is hard to get to the church. The lots which the church is seeking belong to the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Returned from Business Trip-B. J. O'Reilly has returned from business trip to Douglas. In addition he was in consultation with deputies relative to the county assessing. He reports Douglas prosperous and active.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
.ith Pneumonia.-E.

Down With Pneumonia.-E. D. Bowden. proprietor of the Star livery stable, is confined at his home by a slight attack of pneumonia. He went home sick on Tuesday and has been unable to leave the house since.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
THE BEST PHYsIc.

When yoc want a physic that is mild and gentle easy to take and cer- tain to act. always use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tableta For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Births Reported-Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith of School Hill are the pa ents of twin girls. Both are doing iicely. Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Crowley are the parents of boy, born Wedn- esday
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

The Eagles Will pance.-The To cal aerie of Eagles will give a social dance at their hall tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
AUCTION SALE.

grade jewelry at 5s Main st., opposite Anderson 6 Gull, If
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09
THE oRMDoRrF HOTEL

n Paso is entertaining many oe Ga people from Bisbee, Douglas, Cananea and surrounding towns- h h sao gested that when in the Pass City tAsS try the Orndorff hotel. It has hand somely furnished rooms, ts 70 pleas antry situated on the Plaza, and tAs cuisine of the highest ciass, that vid tors win be thoroughly sattsAed wit thedr yisit aA ths Orndorfx
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-09

Chocolate creams at the AIhambra
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
SULLIVAN UNFRAMED
BY RUSSELL'S BLOWS
Lacing He Received in Philadelphia Will
Not Interfere With His Work
Against Rice.

BALTIMORE. Jan. I0.-"The Russell
bout Of Monday night did no harm to
Sullivan and he viii be ready for Austin
Rice, Friday night at Germania Maea-
neTchor Hall"
This was an answer from Manager Al
HeTford this morning in regard TO what
damage had been done the Washington
lad in the set-to with the Philadelphia
lightweight. The Capital City boys
manager particularly emphasized the
fact that Sullivan is by no means q
six-round boxer and that the ones OF
longer duration are the kind for him in
tho future. Friday night when he Will
meet The well-knoWn Austin Rice i'm 4
hfteen-round set-to. will find an entirely
different state OF affairs, according TO
the impresario.
Manager HeTfOTd renewed his endea-
vOrs yesterday. but TO no avail 10 get
Russell TO consent TO = fifteen-roun1
match al I31 .,ounds at s O'Clock, or l32
ringside This is satisfactory to The Bal
timore manag ger, but Russell VIII listen
TO no SORT Of offer. The weight question
is probably the thorn that sticks in the
side.
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
COLUMBIA FOOTBALL
HAS FUND OF $4,000

NEW YORK. Jan l0-In the hopes
that football may be revived at Colum-
bia the Football Association, before
it's dissolution, set aside $1,000 as fund
for the re-esta bIishment OF the game
in case the authorities decide within i've
years To allow it to be played. Under
the ruling of the committee on student
organizations at Columbia the football
association ceased To exist on Decem-
Der 81
Wien the Football Association was
ordered TO disband it had about SlS,C0J
in the treasury OF this amount $4,000
was placed in the custody Of the board
Of trustees. with instructions 10 turn ii
over TO The university football team in
case the game is revived as an inter
collegiate sport within five years Until
that time the interest on the sum Is TO
be divided between the track team and
the crew. in proportion Of . ana 70 per
cent If the authorities do not change
their minds within five years the money
is TO be used by the trustees for the
general support of athletics at Colum-
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
A CHAPTER IN PSYCHOLOGY.

Psychologists assert that no impress
sicn made on the brain is ever lost, but
is stored up IN the subconscious mind as
concepts Such concepts are the result
OF the impressions received through the
special senses and from the internal or
gons- These concepts are continually
arising IN the conscious mind from as
ISOLATION, similarity and contrast The
higher volitioEal centers. probably sit
uated ia the left prefrontal lobe. have
tte power Of suppressing all concepts
from the uinG except those which We
wish to Use, and 10 is impossible for
two trains OF thought 10 occupy the
mind simultaneously. This power 10
select our concepts and trains OF thought
is known as attention. The power 10
refer q concept to its cause Is known as
reas son. TO form our concepts into a
definite plau Of action is called 1udg-
n.ent-MeuIUal Talk.
OF course where only imitation brains
exist there are no impressions. henee
no concepts. etc.
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
BLAKELY CHAIRMAN
OF PENN'S COACHES

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. I0.-Plans
were made for the coaching of Penn's =
baseball team for 1906 at the monthly
meeting OF the board of directors Of
the University Athletic Association.
yesterday afternoon.
John Blakely, for several years
chairman Of the red AM blue baseball
committee. was made chairman of the
board OF coaches. Joseph Warner
Swain, 1904 c.. was elected chairman
OF the baseball committee. to succeed
Blakely- EX-captain Cariss and other
Red and Blue players Of recent years
Will turn out u assist Blakely in
coaching the team.
Thomas Reath was reelected chair
man OF the rowing committee, as was
DR. Howard Kennedy Hill elected
chairman Of the track committee The
football and allied sports committee
have not elected their chairman as vet
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
.CONGRESS|ONALS
ADOPT SCHEDULE
List OF Games for January
Are Announced.
OPENING EVENT TONIGHT
U. and l. fraternity Meets Shamrock
Athletic Club in Minute Men
ATmory-The Line-Up.
OPENING EVENT TONIGHT

AT meeting of the Congressional Bas-
ketoan League. Monday night, held in
the National Guard Armory. the sched-
uie or games fer the month Of January
was adopted, and J. F. Jones was elected
Official scorer.
II has been decided to hold all games
IN The armory of the Minute Men. at
Firth and l. streets northwest, except
those In which Company @ is mentioned
nfSt In the schedule. These will be
played IN the National Guard gymna-
sium over Center Market Tonight at
$50 the L. and /. Fraternity meets the
Shamrock Athletic Club In the opening
game OF the league in the Minute Men
armory. Z, J. Dimmick. the president.
has been asked TO be present tonight 10
formally open the game.
Both teams have been pr4cticing hard
since before the holidays and a good
game should result After the game
there will be dancing.
The lineup tonight VIII be:
7. and l. r. Positions. sham n A. 9.
W. FURNACE. .....-..R. F...F. z. Sullivan
tCaptain)
r. T. Miles (Capt)..L F..........-... Hunt
q. Regis. .....-.... Center ..... Mccormick
Copeland ---.-......- r. B Reppetti- i-KeliheT
Following ~ the schedule which was
adopted Tor this month.
" ednesday, January 10. l. & /. r. vs..
Shamrocks, Saturday. JanuaTy -, L. *
], +. vs. Company a; Thursday. Janu-
airy Is, Company e vs. ShamTOcks: Fri
day. January -. Company q vs. l. q l.
F. Friday, January %, Company q VS.,
ShamrOcks.
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
ONCE PAID FOR RAIN;
NOW THEY PRAY

Los ANGELES. Jan. 10.-Prayers for
rain will be said by all priests OF the
Catholic diocese OF Los Angeles and
Monterey. by order Of Bishop COnaty.
Believing that a downpour is long over
due, Bishop Conaty win follow the plan
already tried in the northern part C.
The State.
Last year at this time when Rain
maker" Charles Hatfield was at work
near Los Angeles heavy rains had fallen
previous TO this date This season con-
triburOns ID Hatfeld's rain-making fund
ere few, and Hatfield declined 10 con-
duct his experiments. Ranchers have
suffered heavy damage from drought.
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
oLD-TIME HOSPITALITY LIVES.

They say Old-time hospitality is
dead. remarked a DetrOiter YESTERDAY
But / know better. l visited my boy
hood home in "a remote Michigan dis
trict recently. Ny relatives hadn't a
conveyance big enough 10 hold myself
and my family. neighbor hitched up
his team and covered carriage, dra gged
himself out OF bed at a IN and drove
fourteen miles over rough roads in the
cold just for kindness OF heart and
genuine hospitality OF spirit. Charge?
He didn't charge q penny. Why. my
dear fellow, commercialism hasn't rOtted
ali the soul out of the Nichigans yet
not by a long shot. Detroit News.
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
OLSEN THREW SMEOE
AT ASHEVILLE, N. C..

ASHEVILLE. y c. Jan. lU-1n the
presence OF nearly Loco spectators at the
opera House. Charles Olsen. now OF this
city. defeated Ollie DaHelsOn. a Swed-
.sh wrestler. last night in d mixed
match
OlseF, won The nTSt and third falls.
,atCh-as-catCh-cdu while DanelsOu
captured the second fan under Graeco-
Roman rules. The times OF the three
Eouts were "a. - and minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
C0RC0RANS CONFIDENT
THEY'LL WIN TONIGHT

Capt. 9. +. Edwards. manager of the
CoTcoran Cadets basketball team. Is con-
Fl lent that his qunt, although some
what crippled by Amateur Athletic
Union decision since the season began,
Will be able TO defeat the strong Belve-
dcres of Baltimore in the game tonight
AZ the National Guard ArmoTy
The reorganized Corcorans have been
practicine hard together 10 perfect their
team work and are going well.
There viii be wrestling between halves
tonight and dancing will follow the
game
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
jARRED CAPT. BRUSH
AND HIS FAT MEN
Newly Organized Eureka Duckpin Team
Took Three Straight
From EN-.

Woe 20 the Jolly Fat Men duckpin-
ners, They are thin and fat this day.
They got theirs in "a bunch last night,
when they dropped three straight games
to the newly organized Eurekas on the
Toledo alleys.
Capt Ben Brush, Of the Fats, who
has been swabbing the noor with his
rivals in duckpins. rolled like an anna
teur and couldnt get i've in a bunch
The gang gave him the hoot as time ana
again Jhei doughty captain split EN-
worse than a tariff reform bill.
Roberts of the Eurekas. was The
bright boy i'm the series. getting 143 IN
tie last frame. The scores:
The Washington times., 1906-01-10
NAVY TOOK TWO SETS
FROM TREASURY TEAM
Parker's aga Was High-Reservez
Swamped Aldines and Washington
Won From Philadelphia.

On the Palace alleys last night. Navy
won the first and last Of the set from
Treasury In the second. which tho
rnonev-eounteFs took with d s45 score.
Parker rolled high for the evening with
zs2.
In the Government Printing Office
League. Reserves turned the trick on
the Aldines and woE the set. Blanks
got the first from Cowboys No ?. but
lost the next two in the Binders League
Philadelphia and Washington. OF the
Plate Printers aggregation. had II Out
on the RathskeIIer alleys, the former
dropping The last two to Washington.
LID p IN L1-r-.I.AI Gil.
The Washington times., 1906-01-10

Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

judges has not as yet been published.
but from present indications the list
will be a fine one. The Cruft's show is
one of the blue ribbon shows of Eng
land. and is one which all English ex-
hibitoTs look forward TO.