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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
nEATH OF A CHILD.

The many friends in New Haven of William F. Hamblin, formerly business manager of the New Haven Register, will be sorry to learn of the death of his little daughter, Glenna, aged five months, on Tuesday last, She was born last summer while the family were at their cottage at Bradley Point, West Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
MICHAEL. M,KINTY.

Tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock the funeral of Michael McKinty will be held from his residence, 116 Mill River street, and at o'clock from St. Jo- seph's church, where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
M1cHAEL H. DE BONES.

The funeral of Michael H. DeB6wes, whose death occurred Monday, took place yesterday morning from his late residence, SS Sylvan avenue, at S;SO O'clock, and later from St Johns churh at o'clock, where d high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Fa- ther Coyle
 Interment was in St, Bernard ceme- tery, where services were conducted by Rev. Father Coyle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
DE WOLF HoPPER,s BEGINNING.

DG WOhf' HOFPB0 S BENIlN NlNtI.
 De Wolf Hopper, who comes soon to the Hyperion in "Happyland," was born in New York on March 30, 1853 He was christenel William De Wolf Hopper. The name DeWolf, given him in baptism, was his mothers maiden name, and she was of the family of DeWDH, whose daughters and neces have become Belmonts, Tiffanys, Per- rvs, Lawrences and Aspinwalls The old homestead of the DeW0lf's at Bristol, Rhode Island, is one of the qaintest among the ancient mansions in the country. There is a wide hallway running through the center of the house, and in conspicuous place upon the wall hangs the DeWolf genealogy, beginning with eleven hundred and something with 'Olaf, the Sharp eyed. :" MT. Hopper's father was a lawyer and he came of Quaker stock, so it will be seen that Hoppear's drift towards the theater was by no means an inher- ited tendency AS a matter of fact, it was planned that he should follow in his fathers f05tsteps and take up the law, and he studie1 for six months with that purpose in view. Then he acted in a little amateur play called Conscience" at the Fourteenth Street theater, and immediately it was all over with Blackstone.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
MRS. pAITL HOEFFLER-

Mrs. Alice Hoeff1er, wife of Paul Hoeff1er died on Wednesday at her home, 5S5 East street. She had been i'll but short time, and was twenty three years old. The funeral will be held Saturday morning from St. Jo- seph's church, and the interment will be in St. Lawrence cemetery.
 Mrs Hoffier was the daughter of Catherine, and the late Timothy J. Cal 1ahan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
GRAYs WON GAME.

Defeated First Separate Company in
 Exciting Contest
 The Grays last evening defeated the First Separate company by the score of 21 to 20 The game was fast and ex- citing, and not until the end of the game was the winner decided.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
MRS. HAvEY L. SMITH.

At the home of Mrs Clark, daughter of Mrs. Harvey L. Smith, funeral ser- vices were held yesterday afternoon for the latter who died Tuesday, aged eighty-one years, eleven months and twelve days. Mrs. Smith was formerly Julia A. Macumber.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
HUMPHREY SLEPT IN ms coFFIN

HUMPHREY SLEPT IN HIS COFFIN
 The death is announced at the Odd Fellows home, Groton, of Charles w. Humphrey, formerly of this city. MT. Humphrey lived here until two years ago. He was a very peculiar man, and he believed that death was only long sleep. He made a combination bed and coffin and for several years he slept in the coffin. When he was taken to Groton he insisted in taking along his coffin, and continually stated that he wished to be buried in it.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
PAIm RISHnP.

Paul Bishop, the infant son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Green pf East Haven, died at their home Monday. Funeral services were held Wednesday after noon at o'clock, Rev. G. A. Alcott, rector of Christ church, officiating, with interment in the Old cemetery,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
JANFS TAYLOR,

The funeral of James Taylor was held at his late home in High street, East Haven, yesterday afternoon, and was quite largely attended. Rev. G. A. AL colt nfficiated Interment was in East Lawn cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
New Haven Theatre.

Charles Frohnani presents Ethel Bar rymore at the New Haven theater on Saturday night, February 9, ia Clyde Fitch's most successful comedy, Cap tain links. Bruce McRea, who is a nephew of Sir Charles Wyndhahl,e ts again Miss Barrymore's leading man.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15

were brought to Milford, and the fun eral services will take place from Fords undertaking rooms on Friday afternoon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
! CAPTAIN lMcYEY.
Commander of Ill-Fated Larchmont a
 Former New Havener.

Y VT IIIN7l INV IItl NIIOI'
 Captain McVey, commander of the ill-fated steamer Larchmont, is a for mer New Havener His father is Cap tain Orrin Mevey and lives at 40 Bright street, Fair Haven. Captain Mcvey is only twenty-six years old and he re- ceived his training on board a local tug. He also acted as watchman at one time on the steamer Richard Peck. He will have to appear before the fed eral authorities and explain the acci- dent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15
CHARLES GREEN.

Charles Green, son of the late Samuel Green, a former resident of Cherry street, Milford, died in Bridgeport Wednesday. Last evening the remains
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15

cape of the brothers, and. when they had gained the freedom of the prison, she joined them in their flight.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-15

TO PREVENT THE GRIP. LAXATIVE PROMO QUinine removes the cause. To get the genuine, call for full name and look for signature of E. W. Grove. 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06
(snecial to Reyiewl

TOMBSTONE. Ariz., Feb. 5.--A review of the reports of the various county officials filed for the month of January shows some interesting fig ures in the matter of where the coun- ty revenue comes from.
 The report of Sheriff White shows that during Ghe month he collected the sum of sS95G In licenses, of this were from saloons, twenty six wholesale liquor licenses, three billiard halls, five Show licenses, one a peddler's license, 130 gambling li- censes and three pawnbrokers H. censes. The amount turned in is one of the largest amounts received for some time.
 The county recorders office IITeG and recorder 500 instruments last month of which ITO were mining rV- cation notices. The amount of re- ceipts were sIs17.60 which is the largest amount ever turned in from the recorders office in the history of the county.
 The probate court contributed the sum of s1s4.70 for fees collected dur ing the month. of which there were thirty-four marriage licenses. at s2.0O each. The clerk of the district court contributed the sum of $550. collect. ed on account Of bonds and balls for
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06
CITY COUNCIL
 HOLDS SESSION

cars which will be used and the need of having a solid roadbed.
 The next matter taken up was that of petition of residents of that por- ton of the city which is situated just outside the limits of the townslte oh Upper Main street. The petitioners asked that the mayor. who is ex- officio townsite trustee, would take the necessary steps to have that pof- ton of the city made an addition to the original townsite. The council passed 8 resolution instructIng the mayor to take all necessary steps in the premises
 The supply of water available for street sprinkling purposes which will be required when the warm weat h CT comes, next received attention. ow ing to the fact that to sprinkle Tomb stone Canyon the city would have Su, buy water from the Blsbeo-NaoC Water company at the rate of II per 1000 gallons, and the fact that about twenty thousand gallons would be used each day. the street com. mittee recommended the purchase of ground In the canyon where water fs available and the installation of the necessary equipment to make the loading of the sprinkling carts easy, This recommendation met with the approval of the council and further investigation with this end in view will be made today.
 E. F. James, in the employ of the city street departmen. was then made q special officer without compensa ton, as in the discharge of hIs duty, it Is necessary for him to handle city prisoners
 The next matter was the appoint ment of Dr. Frederick R. Williams to the office of city physician. 1-t {. doctors application was read. and me
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06

with the approval of the council, but just at this point 1t was remembered that Dr. D. E. Broderick. although he had expressed his intention of doing so, had not yet resigned the office. Several present stated that they knew that Dr. Frederick had intended to resign before he went east, but prob ably overlooked the matter, and this. togetIer with the fact that Dr. Will Hams is associated professionally with Frederick, lead the council to go through the formality of declaring the office vacant, and then Dr. Vii Hams was appointed.
 The session closed with the read ing of the resignation of Councilman, Hogan which was accepted with the regrets of the council. The appoint. ment of Hogan's successor will be ta-en up ft the next meeting.
 This concluded the business and an adjournment was had at 11:25.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06
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 evening at which Col. Powell win be invited to be present.
 The next matter taken up was that of the establishment of e grade in the subway which would meet with the approval of the city's represen- tatives and the condition in v>Sich the waterway would have to be placed be fore the council would agree to take 1t over.
 City Engineer McNeish submitted surveys and data which he had com piled in accordance with the direc- tions of the council and a general dis cussion was indulged in- After areu ing the various points pro and con on the different details of the under taking. it was finally decided to have the city engineer draw up plans ana specifications according to which the subway would be placed in a perma- nent condition. and to make an sp- proximate estimate of the cost of rs. constructing the waterway along those lines. Mir. McNeish win act in the conjunction with W. G. Mcbride chief engineer of the Copper Queen company, who has had considerable experience with the subway. The re. port will be submitted at the meeIng of the council on Thursday e.
 While discussing the subway prob lem. several of the councilmen were of the opinion that in as much as the proposed railway line wculS r-D foI a distance over the waterway. the company should stand at lesst a DOT. ton of the expense of mafino if a permanent structure. Mir O'Connei stated that undoubtedly the railway icompany would agree to "a condition of that kind on account of the heavy
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06
SHR|NERS MAKE ARRANGE EMENTS
 fOR DANCE
Brilliant Social Event Is Ar ranged For By Local Mem berS of Arab Patrol-Grea Success lsfAsSured,


 The subscription dance which will be given by the members of the Arab Patrol of the local division of the Fl Zaribah Temple of the Mystic Shrine, will probably be the most brilliant so- ciaI event of the present season, whiCh Is fast drawing to close.
 In accordance with the usual custom when the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine meets in Los Angeles from the 9th to the 18th of May there will be a competitive drill in which platoons representing each temple throughout the United States win take part, and strive to carry of the prize for excellence in drill.
 The local contingent of Shfiners are members of the Fl Zaribah Temple of Phoenix, and several weeks ago re- ceived notice that Bisbee would be expected to furnish its quota towards the platoon which will represent Ari- zona at thS Imperial Council. The number aDportfoned 10 the territory Is 50, and of these Bisbee will furnish IS, several of whom will be alter mates.
 When the announcement was made in the local lodge, the following mem bers signified their intention of enlist ing in the platoon: B. M Pattison, F. J. Graf, J. T. Hood, H. A. Schwartz c. W. GiIlingham, E. F. Hankins, John Olsen. H. Huddleson. H. Snodgrass Joseph Curry, W. E. Bowling. Johr Cowan. A. L. Miller, C. E. McKean and c. E. Rinehart
 Arrangements we're immediately made for the drilling of the recruits under the direction of c. E. McKean who has taken part in many of these competitive drills. and Is familiar witi all of the maneuvers.
 Every day or two since the ar engagements were made the local sQuaG has drilled faithfully on the Tho sands" of Warren. and at the presen time a standard of excellence has beer reached, which will no doubt be factor in Los Angeles
 Naturally in connection with fh, sending of fifty members to Los An geles for a week, there is a great dea of expense, and to defray this it wa decides to give a suhscri,tieo dspre
 During the past few days the en tertai-rert cornrjitee has hAen bus arranging the details of the dance. au issuing the invitations to their friends The affair will he strictly bv invIts ton. and 1t is expected that there vii be an attendance of more than 500.
 All aTranzements have heen mad on sn extensive scale. and many c the cifv's foremost business and n-' fessinual rpen have sssssdv signife thefr Intention of bein~ rreso-f.
 Besides dancing other diversions which at the rree~ z. five sre u7l--o-- to auv hut members nf the committe have heen arranred for.
 The afair wifi lake iSfRce at tn -opera House on Friday evening of thl week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06
JURY FAILS TO AGREE
 IN RAILROAD DAMAGE SUIT

FL PASO, Texas, Feb. 5.-The jury in the damage action of Leo Wiley ~e - a-qirst thel Santa Fe Railroad failed to agree and were discharged by .-4IS,.. Ile case was given to the jury on Saturday night. The ac- tion was braught on account of the kiIItng of the husband of the plaintiff while employed in the local yards of the Santa Fe.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06
TREASURER SAYS
 BIG INCREASE

feited in the district court. The va rious justices of the peace contributed the sum of s420.0o, which was collect ed as cash fines.
 The government contributed s146.65 for feeding the United States pris- oners confined in the county jail for the quarter ending January l.
 The treasurer's report shows thas there is a balance in the county treasury at the present time of s12S, G41.S4.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06

By a striking coincidence, 8 book on Jamaica was announced by the MacMillan Co. on the day when the news was received of the earthquake in Kingston. Nothing like knowing where h. will break loose next and having your man on the spot. :
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06
WILL TRY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.

Dy-v snrr pvITA reh. 5.-Joe Cans and Harry Lewis today signed articles
 nt tn city for a finish fight for the lightweight championship of the world. The men will fight for S5000 side and the biggest purse of. fered. They agreed to fight at 133 pounds at the ring-side, each posting S1000 to bind the match.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06

Says a contemporary. Not all wo- men go through their husbands pock- cts after they are asleep No. some of them get the money as soon as their husbands are paid off.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06

Mrs. Chadwick is said to. be a total wreck. The banks that she had dear- ings with while enjoying her sportlSe career were in the same condition several years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06

Balances Jan.ary 31, 1907. Expense fund. .. .......S l,54l.14 Salary fund. :. ........ 1O,591.5l School fund. e. ........ 5T,Obo.Z3 Territorial fund. .. ......a 4,354.44 Interest redemption fund. 34.o0 County road fund. ...... 9,0S7.67 Count s51Rd fund. .-. 1,193.lz Wilcox bond and interest
 fund. ........... 2,35s.s3 Douglas bond and interest
 fund. :. .. ........-. 26,695.Oi Bisbee bond and inte:sst
 fund. .. .. ......... 10,o16.s3 Marcus bond and interest
 fund. ........ 220.4S Institute fund -..- ... 56.0S Deceased persons estates. 11S.15
 Total .$123,S41.s4
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-06
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Bar silver, 685kc: Mexican dollars. 53c.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27
NOTABLE cuRAcloN DE
UN sUJETo DE THoREAU

Timoteo Garcia, que recibi6 IN
balazo que 10 trapaso Ell pulmon,
ell higado Y los intestinos con un
revolver de calibre As que tenia
en- sus manos un compaGero sn.
70 en- Thoreau, siete semanas ha,
re despedido del hospital de San
Jose en- Albuquerque ell martes
de la semana pasada, y Sc mar.
ch6 para su casa completamente
curado. Tuvieron one abrirle la
barriga en- tres ocasiones diver.
sas para aliviarlo de abcesos que
Sc lie formaron en- rededor de Pc
dazos de PIANO introducidos den
tro del cuerpo.por la bala, y el
DIR. Carnes, quetrato Ell case dice
que es una de las recuperaciones
mas Aotables en- su experienced.
Garcia es j6ven.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27
NlMOs QUE SON ENFERmlz0S

Las madres que aprecian su
propia comodidad y ell bienestar
de sus hijos nunca deben estar
sin una GAIA de Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders para Ninos, para
uso durante la estacion. Desba-
rattan los resfriados, curan la
Febricidad, Constipation, Desa-
rreglos de la Dentici6p, Jaqueca
y Intermediates del Estomogo.
EsTos PoLvos NUNCA FALTAN.
Sc veDden en- todas las boticas, a
25c. No acepteis nibgdn susti-
tuto. Tn paquete de prueba sera
euviado GRATIS a cualquier madre
que Sc diriia a Allen S. Olmsted,
Ls Roy, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27

en- Las vsgas---La Enfstmsdsd
Atscs I ID Mlsstfa.-.Mu'
chss AIumnas Expuss.

Las Vegas, N. M, AbrIl 49,
'EI cuerpo do educaci6n en- una
junta tenida ell m&rtss On la tar.
de, decidi6c Gel rar 10 Us cue'a p1s
blicas de Ia ciudad por 10 restar77
te de- Ia semana y tai vex mas
tempo, en- case que Sc extlenda
la presente epidemic de Ia difte.
ria.
Hay actual mente seis casos de
difteria Gu Ia ciudad, contAndose
entire ellos 81 de Ia Sta. Cornelia
Murray, maestro del quinto gra-
do de la Escucla Castle, Ia cual
Sc enferm6 hace algunos dias. AL
mis- mo tempo cayf enferma ura
de sus alnmnas. Ambos oasos
fueron puestos en- cuarentena y
"a elase de la Sta. Murray fue
despedida. Sin embargo, como
todos los nlumnos estabsn ex.
puestos al contagio Sc teme que
mas casos Sc desarrollaran.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27
MATA oALLiNAs De IA
TERRA SIN DEREcHo
En- Keitner, G. w. Chase fu6
La eeIebre Iunta
do Medicos Espe-
clalistas do Am.
erica Europa Co..
Nusva York.

Tenemos especialis.as para las siguieDtes en-.
fermedades: Reconnaissance, Debilidad Neryiosa,
Indigestion, EDfermedades del Corazon, Mala-
ria, Asthma, Gonorrea, Caida de Cabellos, En-.
fermedades Pulmonares, Intermediates Score.
tas tanto de los Hombres como de las Mujeres,
permanente dolores de Cabeza, Enfermedades
de los Rinones y del Higado, Debilidad viri), En-,
fermedades dela Muieres y otras curables por
la Ciencia Medica.
Gran efcasidad de nuetras famosas medicinas
del LaboratoriC Orosi para las Intermediates
arriba mencif nadas.
En- nuestras> extensisima practica usamos
unicamente dichos remedies sin competencia,
los cuales cnmplen con ell deseo del c6tebre Pro-
fesor Vulpian emitidos en- Ia Academia Francesa
de Ciencias 81 dia % de Octubre de 1882 en- pre-.
sencia de los mas celebres hombres de Ia Glen
cia moderna. Igualmente est0s radicales rene.
dos son garantizados al Gobierno de los Estados
Unidos como medicines e~nteramente ..puras y Ii.
hres de todas falsitcaciones siendo matricn)adas
bajo ell numerO 3402 con carta del | de Enero
de 1907.
Nuestra junta de Doctores EspeciaIistas en-
combination con ell exclusive uso de ~nuestras fa.
mosas medicinas Orosi g WI actdalmente de un
renombre sin igual, pues ha obtt nido res ultados
frecuentemente maravillosos y con alto orgulIo
lanzamOs este anuncio entire tndO ell suiripnte
pueblo Hispano.Americano Of ciendole nues.
tras infallble y radical ayuda medica, con Ia ga
%rantia, que dado ell case ~nuestras medicinas no
~resulten satisfactorias pueden ser devueltas,
con tai que 10 consumido no sobrepasa mas que
un tercio, y el dinero seraprontamente restituido
No tarden pues en- dirijirse q esta infalible
fuente de salud, describiendo detalladamente
todos los sintomas, para recuperar positiva.
menta Ell tesoro mas grande del mundo-LA
SALUD!
Direction: AMERICA EUROA CO., 1871 Co.
lumbus Ave, Nueva York.
All escribir s~irvanse mencionar este periodico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27

Esta hospedada on la casa do So
madre la Sra Apodaca, y perma-
uecera en- la ciudad por ulgin
'tlpmpo. Madre y hebe gozan de
buena sHlud
FL Hon. w, II, Martin, Ell eh'
ciente secrctario de la Corte del
Tercor Dlstrito Judicial, que ha
estado Ell Las Cruces algunas Sc
mauas asisiIendo d las seslones
de Ia corte ALA, pas6 Of sdbado y
'el domingo Ell Socorro y regres6
el lines q Las Cruces, Seantici.
paba que Ia corte de distrito por
el condado do Dona Ana termina'
ria en- esta semana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27
Ell PREslDENTE AGRANDA
UNA REsERvA EN- NuEvo MEXICO

Washington, Abril l0--El dia
10 de Abril, el Presidente hrm6
una proclama creando Ia reserva
forestal de Gallinas en- Nuevo
Mexico. Con esta proclaim Sc
anaden cerca de 40, 900 acres on.
un trecho que clrcunda del TODD
la reserva original, excepto en- la
EN- la esquina sndoeste. Los ter
renos agregados estan algo des-
viados y c~onsisten enteramente
de terreno montuoso. Una cam
tidad considerable de MADEIRA
comerciable de Pine amarillo Sc
incluye EN- ell terreno, pero la
mayor pate es sabina y pinon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27
Il JUEz MFiE coMPRA
LA Residential WHITE

Ell Juez McFie ha comprado 10
casa y solar en- la esqulna sudes-
tie de la Avenida de Manhattan Y
Ia Gale de Galisteo, que era pro
piedad de la Sra. Virginia White,
Las negociaciones fueron con.
sumadas el sabado, siendo, segun
Sc dice, 81 precio pagado 50, 300
FL edifcio en- las premisas es del
todo moderno una de las casas
mas hermosas en- ell lado sur.
Esta situado una testera al sur
del edificio del Capitolio y los
terrenos que 10 rodean 10 hacen
un sitio muy a proposito para re-
sidencia. Ell Juez McF'ie trato de
comprar esta propiedad hace un
afo para residencia. suya y de su
familia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27
JuRADos soRTEADos PARA
Ell coNDADo DE TAOS

Treinta y siete nombres para
ell gran jurado y treinta y.scis
para 81 pequeho jurado del proxi-
mo t6rmino della corte de distri
to del condado de Taos, fueron
sorteades en- Ia tarde del jueves
antepasado por Ell Juez John R.
McFie en- la oticina del secretario
A M. Bergere, del primer dis
trito Judicial. FL sorteo de los
jurados Sc verefc6 en- presencia
de tres testigos reputados con.
forme 10 requiere Ia ley. Los
testigos llamados fueron PageB
Otero, George w. Armijo y Jose
4. Sandoval. La corte de,distri
to del condado de Taos SO comen
zara Ell lines dia. 8 de Mayo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27

acusado ante 81 juez dc policia
local por matar galhnas silves.
tres fuera de 10 estaci6n. Sc con
feso culpable de Ia ofensa y fu6
multado en- $50 y los costos, los
cuales page. Ell arresto fu6 he
cho por 81 Official G. F. Murray de
"a Polfcia Montada Territorial.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27
EuREKAl

ISncontrado que? Pues que Ia SALIVA
Chamberlain cura la eczema y toda
clase de comezones da Ia piel. He pa
decide muchos amos do enfermedad
de Ia piel. Tenla que levantarme tres
o cuatro yeccs cada noche y layarme
con aqua frIa para aplacar la terrible
comezon. pero desde que use esta sal
via en- Dlciembre de 1906. la comezon
so me ha quitado y no me ha vuelt0 a
molestar. Elder John T. ongley,
Rockville, Pa.--De venta en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-04-27

Los Mejores Efectos . los
Precios mas Baratos en- Ia
d Mercaderias q
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