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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12

over the edges of the spoon. Pivoted
to the latter, adjacent to the bowl, is
a cover which corresponds in shape
to the bowl of the spoon. The cover
is cut away at one end, leaving a
small opening, while the other end
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12
Oil Markets.

The following are the quotations for credit
balances In the different fields:
Pennsylvania, 81 IS; Tiona, 81 as; Second
Sand, 81 Us: North Lima. sc: South Lima sgc
Indiana. soc; Somerset, Soc; Ragland, SIC; Can
ada, sl.35.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12

been advanced by the Christian Her.
aid, and contributions sent to that
paper will be appropriated to defray-
ing this expense.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12

The railroads are raising the age
limit of employees owing to the scare
ity of labor.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12
QUAINT AND CURIOUS.

4 Eve hundred mile canal, projected
to drain the great swamps of Florida
would reclaim G,5O0,0OO acres of land
By ignoring fractional parts of a
penny in paying dividends on govern
ment stocks the British government
saves annually $500.
The pearl mentioned by Tavernier
rs belonging to the emperor of Per-
sia, was purchased of an Arab in
1888, and is valued at $550,00O.
Swedish railway waiting rooms are
provided with couches, and porters
come around and wake slumberers 10
minutes before the train is to start.
Hat shops are opened on all the
Hamburg-American liners. The stock
will include all the best English.
French, German and American makes.
Three good washes are received by
an Abyssinian during his coreer-at
his birth, on his marriage morn and
at his death. At all other times he
shuns soap and water.
Maurice Maeterlink, the Belgian au-
thor, has bought Wandrinne abbey,
the old monastery on thu banks OF
the Seine and, although it is 1900
years old, will try to restore it to a
habitable condition.
In the Neuchatel (Switzerland)
courts the speeches Of lawyers will in
future be limited to 10 minutes, five
minutes being allowed for cross-axem-
see that the regulation is observed.
"
The smallest railroad in England is
the Garstang and Knott End Lan.
cashire) railway, which in the last
six months earned net revenue Of
S2iS0. The half-yearly meeting of pro
prietors was attended by one person,
the secretary.
John Marshall's house in Richmond
Va, in which he lived for 40 years,
has been bought by the city and is
in danger of destruction. An effort
to preserve it as a memorial of the
great interpreter of the constitution
has been suggested.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12

The pearl mentioned by Tavernier
rs belonging to the emperor of Per-
sia, was purchased of an Arab in
1888, and is valued at $55OO0O.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12

Swedish railway waiting rooms are
provided with couches, and porters
come around and wake slumberers 10
minutes before the train is to start.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
JAIL BREAK IS MERELY WHIM
 OF LUNATIC
 
Desired to Get Some Supper and Glass of Beer so Cuts Hole Through Roof of Branch County Jail.

When recsptured last night within short time after he succeeded in making his escape from the branch county jail, and causing the greatest excitement throughout the city, An tonic di Bernardi, an Italian awaiting commitment to the territorial insane asylum at Phoenix, calmly replied to query as to his reason for breaking out: Il wanted to get some supper and a glass of beer, so I walked through the roof"
 Just about o'clock last evening resident of Chihuahua Hill rushed on the Brewery avenue, and meeting Officers O'Laughlin and Mccoy, told l them jail delivery was m mo-"Css. Running at top speed the two officers shouted to City Marshal Snodgrass. United States Deputy Marshal Eos ter, Constable Twomey and Constable WilmOth, who were in front of the Orpheum Theater, and the entire con tingent ran to the jail. Foster and Snodgrass. suspecting at once an es- cape through the roof. ran around the building. at the same time each firing shot from their six-shooters to warn the prisoners inside that a break
 
 The officers got to the roof, and others went inside from the front way A survey of the second floor showed that only a demented prisoner had succeeded in getting away. and that the shots fired had been most oppor- tune. as other inmates were ready to follow suit
 Foster and TwOmey securing horses. started down Naco Road at breakneck speed. it being their intention to ge ahead of the fugitive. and work back ward, while other officers on foot fol. lowed in the rear. OLaughlin and Mccoy were sent to Du0achor Canyon where they waited. These officers only knew the prisoner by description bu: seeing a figure come down the hi OLaughlin easily recognized his man. and took him into custody. Bernardi made no resistance but smilinglv told the officers he had just broken jail. The arresting officer than asked why he had done it. and the prisoner, not the least perturbed, furnished the in- formation regarding his desire @ feed the inner man.
 When the officers fired the shots at the jail crowd of 800 people gath cred within a few minutes from all portions of the city and the FumOr soon spread that all of the inmates of the institution had succeeded in mak- ing good their escape.
 Sheriff Jack White brought the man to Bisbee yesterday morning on his way to Phoenix. intending to continue the journey today. When asked if any other prisoners had escaped. the sheriff. who was in another portion Of the city, but arrived on the scene with in a verw few minutes. stated that Bernardi was the only one who even got out of the jail.
 With the combination of officers which appeared on the scene w!t5in a few minutes after the alarm last evening, gang of prisoners. six times as large as the number confined in the branch county jail would have had less than a fighting chance of eyer gel. ting very far.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
WORK OF TRANSFERRING
 ;;fIRM'S AFFAIRS IS ON
Former ASSigneeS of Duey :, Overlook Turn Over to Har-
 rington Records.

Yesterday morning in the presence of -nrnminant- -Incal hnsirase man and .2 newspaper representative, the safe in the office of Duey & Overlook was opened and the work of taking an in- ventory of what was contained there in was immediately commenced by F. R. Harrington, the present assigne, and R. F. Wood and Joseph E. Nor rison, who were first appointed by the court to take charge of the firm s affairs.
 Almost the entire day was spent in the work of transferring the records and affairs of the firm to the new as signe in proper form, so that he can commence at once the task of making up a statement to present to the creditors at the earliest possible moment.
 Having not had time to go into the firms affairs further than to take an inventory, Harrington did not care to make any statement for publication last evening, other than that he would organize his office force immediately and commence the task of closing up the business.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
OUTLOOK BEST IN HISTORY SAYS
 MILLER
President of 0rtega Mining Company Goes Home Very
 We'll Pleased With Mine in
 Cananea District. ......

David Miller. president of the Ortega Mining Company. arrived in the city last evening from Cananea in company with George A. Laird, who had been with Mir Miller to examine the Ortega property, south of Cananea. Both gentlemen expressed themselves as pleased with what they had seen.
 The outlook at the Ortega." said Mr. Miller last night. lis the best we have ever had there and I believe means a big and rich mining property with completion of the deyelopment work We have planned. In. the tunnel We are driving on the Native claim
 We came into ore yesterday which aterages 6 per cent. In the shaft on this claim we have twenty-four feet of ore of good commercial grade and
 as soon as We can get a pump to this shaft will resume sinking in the ore. All our development is in shafts with exception of the Native tunnel. Be cause of the heavy rainfall of the last few months our pumping capacity at the several shafts. all of which are in loose formation allowing seepage from the creek beds above. proved made quate and we have stopped all sinking until heavier equipment, most of which is now on the way from the manufac- turers arrives and can be put in com. mission. This may require month or more, but when we do resume we will be in shape to go ahead rapidly. thoroughly and economically"
 The Ortega is owned by South Bend, ind, and Michigan interests. Among the prominent people connect ed with the company are the Stude bakers. of wagon manufacturing fame. Their Sonora property is extensive and Is held by experts to present high ly favorable indication for the making of big copper prOdUcer. Recently titles were secured to several large de l south of the original 1 holdings of the company These later | include ground which | is making splendid showing. Recent. i lv a road six miles in length was com | pleted which connects all the holdings | of the company and will enable the | taking of machinery to the new ground l where the development which has been | started will then be pushed vigorous | iv MT. Miller will leave this evening l for the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
EXPERT VIEW IF
 HOOTERS AND FANS

Every baseball rooter is not a fan. TGI57I y defined, i00toT i5 a i075T Of baseball who, irrespective of, his knowledge of the Pame, which may be deep or may be superficial. makes a great deal of noise for the home team. A fan is one who can appre- ciate all the fine points in the game and Is so appreciative of the scientific features of it that he does not care which side is winning. A fan may also be a learned partisan who maintains silence except at the critical situa- tions.
 To be a real fan you have got to be able to get into an argument with the umpire on a question of baseball law and support your side with ability. You must be able to express an .opin- ion on ali matters involving the rules. To the rooter is left the job Of dis putting the umpire's decisions on dues- tions of judgment The rooter asks the fan questions about Tyrus Cobb. How. ard Camnitz, Fielder Jones, Christy Matthewson and the rest of the no. tables and the fan is expected to know all about the records of these players. The fan is supposed to be able to smoke cigar differently from the rooters. The ideal fan is a large portly man with a huge laugh, a twinkling eye and mouth that per mits its owner holding his cigar up- ward at an angle of about ninety de grees. Leaning up against @ counter with smoke flying upward he begins to talk baseball and presently he is surrounded by number of other per Sons Most of them only smoke pipes or cigarettes and if they smoke a ci- gar it is held straight out They are rooters and they drink in with avidity any thing the fan may have to say And so it goes. The fan is on an equal footing with the player whose name is headlined in the papers while the rooter takes of his hat to both Of them.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
NJ MORE DELAY IN CLEANING UP
 TOLERATED
Premises That Are UnSanitay Must Be Put in Order With- out Delay Regardless of Further Notice.

If your premises are in uEsanitary condition you will exhibit wisdom by getting busy and cleaning them up, without further delay. This holds good wherSeT you have had notice from city health authorities to clean tiP 0F fsSt Nc f9i<<;S TT1>;t.zz s Il ia action from now on, and action to the limit.
 This Is the stand that has been talk en by City Sanitary Inspector Elliott and Dr. F. R. Williams, city physi- clan. Both gentlemen entered en- phatic statements to that effect yes terday In the last two weeks they have been over the city as thoroughly as possible and have issued numerous notices to property owners to clean up where unsanitary conditions were found on premises. A number of these notices have been obeyed. In a num- Der of cases where refusal was met with arrests followed. Fines were re- mitted in these cases on promise of the offenders to at once take the steps called for.
 From now on there will be no such lentency. Prosecutions will be from the shoulder out and the maximum penalty urged. It Is clean up or go into court and get a fine. The law presumes that the property owner is aware of it's provisions for enforcing sanitary conditions and therefore there is occasion for the giving Of no notice to clean mp preliminary to or dering arrests. Chihuahua Hili is likely to contribute a number of cases to the courts and Mason Hill will will probably get into the running to an extent The balance Of the city, the officers say, is in a very good condition.
 The next month or two represents the most dangerous period Of the year in respect to health. The rainy season is now about over and warmer weather has already set in. This weather following the rains is always attended by the Encouragement of which work for the bring iag Of epidcmics. The only possible safeguard pending the building of the city sewer lies in keeping the town as clean as possible and the health officers propose that 1t shall be no fault Of theirs if this is not done. Get busy
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
I6 ID BE GREAT DAY
 IN BISBfE
Mexican Residents Are Ready | to Afford One of Greatest
 Celebrations in the History
 of the Day. .............. ....-........

Mexican residents of the city have arranged for observation of the 16th. Mexican Independence day, more elab- orately this year than ever before at tempted on this side of the line It Is expected that many Mexicans from Naco and from Douglas will be here to participate in the celebration.
 A patriotic society. or junta patriot ica, has been formed to conduct the celebration. Miguel Areyalo, a well known printer being president of this society, C. C. Gomez, secretary. and Jesus Cautu treasurer In the evening there will be a grand patriotic con cert on the plaza in which it is hoped lt will be possible to secure the par ticipatiOn of the splendid Cananea Municipal band, one of the finest in Mexico, and also an Fl Paso Mexican band of much excellence. Following this concert there will be a reception and speeches at Pythian Castle, con cluding with a grand ball. Handsome ly printed invitations have been sent out for the evening entertainment A reception committee which will be prominence during the day is com. posed of Rafael Behave. Agustin Ba" dondO Dolores Valles Refugio Perez Ramon Cook Ignacio Araiza. Ramon Pesqueira. HumbertO Borgatta.
 Other committees are composed O the following: Juan Larringa, Nicolas Lopez, Tiburcio F. Estrada. Gregorio RObles, Enrique Romero. Guillermo Ramirez. Juan Larrinaga, Angel Rod. riguez, Juan Ozll, TeresO Lara. Jesus Oieda. Cosme C. Gomez, Francisco Guerrero. Adolfo Padilla. Miguel c. Grado and Edgardo Sta. Cruz
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
GOl. MONEY HAS
 CHANCE FOR LIFE
Wounded in Four Places, His Constitution May Pull Him
 Through Crisis.

GREENWOOD, Miss, Sept. 12.- OOrOneI JaIIIes HiUIIvg, whU was sfIOt Friday afternoon by Doctor Grover Kirby and Carl Kirby, was reported somewhat better today and his phy- sicians are more hopeful for his re- covery than at any time since he was brought here ard placed in the hospital. The funeral of Colonel Moneys son, who was killed Friday, by Doctor Kirby, has not yet been held. Colonel Money is madIy wound ed, having been shot in the head, neck, shoulder and chest The extreme heat and his age may tell against him, but his physicians rely on his strong constitution to pull him through.
 United States Senator Money, his brother and Governor Vardaman, his cousin, have been with him all day, watching constantly at his bedside and doing all they could to cheer him up. Besides these there are numer- ous relatives of the Money family in town.
 Judge Montgomery. before whom the preliminary trial of the Kir0ys will be held. said today that he could not state when the case would be set, as everything now depends upon the condition of Colonel Money.
 He must be present at the hearing, if he lives, unless by consent of at torneys for both sides his testimony is taken at his bedside. If he dies, 1t makes the offense more serious and there will be no severance of the cases.
 The Coroner has abandoned the in quest altogether, and the jury will not be called again unless it is sum moned to view the body of Colonel verdict in the case.
 Two negroes were arrested as wit aesses against the KiTbys. but when brought before the Coroner proved an alfbi, neither having seen the shoot ing
 Former Judge Roane. of Grenada, on,. of the best-known lawyers in the State. has been retained by the Kir- bvs. He has been here in consulta- tIon with them. General R. Miller, of HazeIhurst. considered the lending criminal lawyer in Mississippi, will also represent them
 The firm of McClurg, Gardner, & Wilmington and Congressman W. S.. Hill who is a cousin Of Colonel Money. win assist in the prosecution. These lawyers defended James Money IT,. when he was tried for killing l.. J. Henderson, whose death brought about the tragedy of Friday
 Mrs. HedersoD. sister Of the Kiroys
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
SOMETHING DOING AT WAVE Ice Cream .ParIOrS

Swell Orchestra plays Monday and Friday Evening, using the Baby Up right Piano.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
MINE STRIKE IS OFF

STOCKTON. Cal, Sept 12.-Con- trary to all expectations to Calaveras miners union of the Angels camp voted last night to declare off the strike which has been in force three months. The vote to declare off the strike was IA to 64. In view of the fact that the old or radical ticket won the election the night before by a ma jority of 42. it was generally conceded that hecrowd who ordered the strike in the first instance wcIld again be able to conclude thingsst last nights meeting. There Is great rejoicing at Angels over the outcome
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13

Enjoy good ice cream the last few days of summer at The waye-"pri. vate DaTlors" 3sS
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
PRINCESS AS cHAPERoNE

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. 12.- Princess Alice Kawanaca of Honolulu arrived here on the Korea today with ten Honolulu girls. daughters of prom inent native families. whom she is as far as Castle Tarry. town, N. r.. where they will enter a seminary for young ladies.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
NOT 4 CANDIDATE

ST. PAUL. MiRn.. Sept 12.-"I am ont a presidential candidate and I do not intend to become one" This em- phatic declaration was made by Gov ernor Johnson today to a party of prominent Nebraskans who came to present invitations to Johnson to speak in Nebraska The governor de ciined all three of them
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
JURYMsN laTImIcATeD.

BOISE, Idaho, Sept ,.-FoliowinR the filing of affidayits i1 the Federal court yesterday. by three members of the grand jury which returned in dictments against Senator Borah and others charging intimif ltion against District Attorney Ruick. an order was issued today for the gral1 ury to meet September IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
slecY IS CHIEF OF POLICE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-The board of police commissioners today elected W. J. Blggy chief of police Biggy served a short time as chief un. der Mayor Phelan several years ago For the past nine months be has been elisor of the Superior Court. act. ing as custodian of Ruef, and has been an important factor in the local graft cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-13
GRAFT cAsEs co OVER

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept 12.- The eases Of c. H. Umbsen, J. E.. Green ard ". I. Brobeck, accused of attempted bribery in connection with the trolley franchise, were called in Judge Dunne's court today and con tinued ore week..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
WILL CONVENE HERE.
oklahoma Branch National Letter
Carriers Association to Meet in
Ardmore, May 80.

The Oklahoma branch of the Nation
al Letter Carriers Association will be
the guest of the Ardmore branch No.
9s5 on May 80 when the annual state
convention will be held in this city.
The committee Of the local branch
are making extensive arrangements
for the entertainment OF the visitors
ON the occasion of the visit to this
city.
In all probability several OF the Of
ficers OF the National Association will
be present and deliver addresses, and
a banquet will also be served
The carriers association since It's
organization has done much to relieve
the condition OF affairs in the cities
and are a power in the work. In all
probability about thirty delegates will
be present at the meeting from ever ,
city in the state. The two lew free
delivery cities will also send delegates
to the meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
ORGANIZED
Saturday Afternoon When the Board
Of County Commissioners Quar-
fied-Will Meet Again Next
Saturday.

The first county government oi
Carter Co, was organized Saturday
afternoon, when the recently appoint.
ed county commissioners met .uu
qualified as per the requirements Of
the Oklahoma law. w. f. Bowman
was selected as chairman, and NJ. v
Alexander as clerk of the board. The
board consists OF r. F. Scivally. c. o.
Bum, and w. +. Bowman with NJ. L.
Alexander as clerk.
The members took the oath Of ofilce
as is required and submitted their
bonds. The matter OF laying cff the
county into voting precincts was dis
cussed at sor/e length and It was dc
cided that ii was impracticable to-day
to lay off the various voting precincts.
The clerk was instructed to CORE.
spond with the postmasters through
out the country with view Of secur-
Ing the precinct and township lines
as they exist fer the purpose Of lay
Ing of the election precincts. II has
been found out that the county as
laid off by the Central Democratic
committee does not comply with the
Oklahoma law and the county will
have TO be laid off again 50 as to
comply with that section of the law.
II has been found necessary to es-
tablish four more voting precincts in
the city OF Ardmore. as it requires
that no precinct shall contain more
than $50 voters.
Another meeting will be held next
Saturday, May II. when in all prob
ability the lines of the precincts will
be made known.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-05
The HIGH SCHOOL SENATE
viii Hold Open Session Friday After.
noon to Discuss the Naval Ap-
preparation Bill Before That
Body

The upper house of the High
School congress better known as the
Senate, will hold an open session
next Friday afternoon for the purpose
of discussing the important bill that
is at present under consideration as
to whether sufficient approprid-
tion should be made to make the Unit.
ed States navy the strongest in the
world and to maintain such n strong
navy. The question comes up for dis.
cussion from bill introduced in the
house.
The congress OF the High school has
two deliberative bodies, the members
of the Eighth and Ninth grades com
pose the lower house and the members
OF the Tenth and Eleventh grades
make up the senate. 1t has been the
custom to hold a meeting of one or
the other bodies every Friday after
noon and such live subjects as the
one to be discussed next Friday are
Wrangled out by the coming states
men that compose the houses.
Owing to the fact that the accom-.
modations at the High School are linn
tied those who will attend as guests
will do so by invitation and only a
limited number Of invitations can be
sent out.
The organization of the house of
rongress was perfected during the
present term and has been the means
OF acquainting the young men with
parliamentary usages.
The city of Ardmore has outgrown
the present High school building and
IL is expected that within the next
year steps will have to be taken to
enlarge the present structure to ac-
commodate the increased attendance
on that school.