Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-07

is now in Paris to sell copper mine, l Is none less than John Orth, the for mer Archduke Johann Salvador of whose whereabouts have | been a complete mystery for many l years
 John orth's ship, "Margherita" was totally wrecked on the coast of Chin 1 fifteen years ago, and for several years the former Archduke wandered about in South America to render his disguise absolutely impenetrable and finally bought a ranch.
 About this time the lady for whose love the archduke voluntarily exiled himself died. and he married again in Mexico. Giving up ranching, he bought a copper mine in Antofagasta. It is for the purpose of selling this mine that he is now in Europe.
 A weil-known Bordeau physician Dr Busquet has been. analysing the germs on the apparently harmless transfer tickets such as are used on street cars, and have found that it is a propagator of the most dangerous dis eases Taking a number of transfer tickets he soaked them n gelatine and then gave them to an ordinary conductor to be used in the ordinary traffic
 At the end of a days work he went to the office and claimed these tick cts. which are collected from the pas sengers. He left the baccilli to culti- vate and found that in few hours four out of every five had developed baccilli of the worst kind of diseases.
 The most prominent of these was scarletina, and measles, while there were even traces of smallpox and ty- phoid.
 The doctor is making communica- tions to the Academy of Medicine on this important subect, and it is more than probable that in France, at any rate. the system of tram tickets will be abolished.
 Although he had lived to be 102 years old, Jean Brun, the oldest in- habitant of GFnoa, had never kissed a woman. Death came suddenly to him, while he was sitting at his table after breakfast, smoking his pipe, and reading his morning paper.
 When he celebrated his inc hundred and second birthday. two weeks ago, he invited all his friends for lunch, and at the table he made the follow ing little speech: Today I am 102 year old, and feel no older than I did 50 years ago. As long as I have lived I have never consulted a doctor, nor taken medicine of any kiad. I have always smoked since I was Is years old, and I have been drinking as much liquor as felt like during the same length of time. To make up for these vices, I can truly say that l have never kissed any other woman but my mother"
 A despatch from Rome tells us of avery amusing religious war, which filled the pockets of all the proprie- tors of wine houses in the quarter Of Monti. it not with gold, then at least with silver.
 A few days ago something terrible hadhapp ened. Outside of the church of Saint Agatha stands a statue of the Holy Virgin, and somebody had
 poured ink over it, covering 1t from head to toe The priest of the church in his sermon last Sunday, told his congregation that something must be
 done to wipe out this desecration of the Virgin. and a large festival with illumination of all the surrounding streets was arranged. To cheer up the people, and make them contribute more to the church the priest had en- gaged a clerical band of boys dressed in the uniform of Bersaglieri, which played religious songs such as "Viva Maria" and Viva il Papa" Unfortu- nately. not all the people of Monti are religiously inclined, and the tunes played aroused the indignation of a number of liberals who arranged a counter demonstration, engaged an
 other band dressed in the uniform of
 GaribaIdFs which played revolution
 ary Hymns and cheered the memory
 or Garibaldi and Giordano Bruno. Of course. it did not last long De- fore there was a regular battle De- tween the two opposing parties, and although nobody was killed, a great number of people were wounded be- fore the police arrived
 As soon as the people, however, saw the policeman coming, they stop | ped fighting and joined each other to make a night of it in the pubic gaE dens and wine houses. and did not go home until there was not a drop oi Iiouor of any kind left in that part of ] the City.
 l Signcr Oreste MuTani, Professor ol ! Physics of the college of Milan, and
 his coTeagSe. Professor Patrizi Of the | University of Modena, have made a ! number of experiments with the new ! Iy discovered medium, Zuccarini, who seems to possess supernatural powers i During one of the seances, the me dium who is a man of about 90, was | lifted up into the air by invisible powers, and flo@Sed around in the
 room for more than a minute during
 which time. a number of photographs
 were taken. showing that the miracle
 was not an optical illusion
 | Walk Out at Gadsden.-A half dog
 en or more fathers. employed in the construction work on the Gadsden ho tel. walked out Wednesday, thus ty ing up a portion of the interior worR
 on the building. More money, 1t was i claimed was asked for and refused | 4t-.z. Tfl-alNy he flilR0