Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-30
TAE BssEE BsBEE ARzoN MORNING.
CoChiSe County and BiSbee Suburbs

game was completed the official re- suit of the game will have to be omitted.
 Home Runs.
 As usual the third inning caused an exodus of players toward the hos pital tent.
 Dr. Godfrey's glass arm suffered an- other fracture in the second inning, causing the doctor to take up po- sition out in the field.
 White at second distinguished him. self as usual by his brilliant playing.
 E. c. Campbell was present, bat not having fully recovered from the ef- fleets of the last game, took a minor part by acting as understudy for the score keeper.
 Hugh Huddleston gave a clever ex- hibition of a player sliding from one base to another.
 Miller, the catcher for the Never Vases. retired from the game early by ball
 MT. Holmes, late arrival here. pitched a very clever game for the Has Beens.
 E.. H.,
 woman and child who has resided in the Warren district over three days, leaves for his home at oakland Cal, tomorrow. "Baldy" says he is not coming back until his money runs out
 Jim Letson. the well known capital ist and politician of Cochise county, was a visitor in New York on the 27th instant, as will be seen from the | following personal which appeared in
 the Galeic American of that dste. "Mr James Letson, if Bisbee. ATiz. Accompanied by two friends, was in
 New York this week and called at the Galeic American office. He bas not seen the old land for more than
 thirty-five years and is on his way
 home to Ballymena, County Antrim,
 where he was born.
 MT. Letson is a Presbyterian, but | is staunch Nationalist and comes of a sturdy stock that took an active part in the rebellion of 179S and al. ways remained true to the traditicn 5 Iof the United Irishmen. He will be pleased to note the steady strides l which Nationalism Is making among the younger protestants of his native country. as his dearest wish has al- ways been the union of orange and green in Ireland.
 When he heard of the contest in North Deitrim, MT. Letson promptly { handed in a subscription of $500 for | Mir. Dolan's campaign fund" | This will indeed be gratifying news to the Irish Poets" many friends | in Bisbee and Lowell. They have been quite anxious regarding has safety, 1 fearing lest he might have been kid
 mapped in the great metropolis. Pete Swasnn decided that a little
 recreation now and then among the | tall cottonwoods where the golden | San Pedro flows was just the proper { stunt for a person whose work con- | fines him within the narrow limits | of a city like Bisbee. So accompanied | by Mrs. Swansen they forthwith hied | themselves to Lewis Springs, there among the lofty mesquite to commune with nature, but Pete's sensitive ears | got him into trouble almost as soon as he landed. It seems Deputy Sher- l if Frank Bauer in company with a | friend, started out for stroll among the cactus. The officer seeing an empty bottle some distance away pull 1 ed his revolver and fired a shot at the ! object. Pete hearing the shot has
 tened to the spot and seeing the of | ficer and his comDaniON vending their
 way through the brush demanded to know who fired the shot. Upon being informed by Baser that he did it, Pete | immediately placed him under arrest The deputy objected unless MT. Swan sen could produce the necessary au- thority. Here Is where Pete over
 stepped himself by not being able to deliver the goods, and at this stage
 of the proceedings Bauer reversed the
 order of things, placing MT. Swansen under arrest for impersOnating an of ficer. At the hearing before Judge Grier this morning the defendant lpleaded not guilty and was released on s25 bond to appear for trial tomOr
 row at 2 D. m.