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Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11

not now appear quite as distinctly as it did a few days ago. but a week or so hence that influence will be al most impercepucle. The tail nas .e- gently had a length of m0re than twenty degrees.
 This comet is probably the bright est seen about quarter of a century. The great majority of these bodies cannot be seen without the aid of a telecOpe.
 The Daniels comet rises in the east about o'clock in the morning or shortly afterward, and Is seen to the best advantgae a little before the earliest indications of Gawn--say at 4:5O. Since it was first discovered II has travelled to the eastward. Sey- eral weeks ago it was in the COL stellation of Taurus Last week it passed between Procyon (the Little Dog starr and the brightest stars in Eoraini -CnStnr- -Eand- -p.nIlrx.- Tho path if is OllOwing would if extended in imagination, run pretty close to Regulus, in the handle of the sickle like system of stars in Leo, but Leo does not come above the horizon now until about two hours after the comet.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11
.LOhGIhG FOR FAMILY
 MINER lOSfS REASON
Sad Case 0f McCabe, English. man, Who Will Be Taken
 To Tombstone Today

Suffering insanity which threatens to become violent. J.. D. McCabe. an l.. S. & P. miner is locked up in the city jail. He will be taken to Tomb stone this morning at the request of friends for examination and commit ment to Phoenix asylum, unless there is in the meantime marked improve ment in his condition.
 McCabe is an Englishman. He has wife and children in the vicinity of London and was expecting to bring them to him shortly Tuesday night he was found wandering about the streets partly dressed. Of those whom he met he asked direction to a number in a London street, where he said his wife had gone, taking his clothes with hes. It was thought at the time that the man was under the in- fluence Of liquor and ne was locked up. Later friends appeared. paid a fine of $5 for him and took him to his room in South Bisbee. He es- capped from there last evening and came back to the city. Friends fol- lowed and found him and asked Offi- Ger Wilmoth to lock him up. His in- sanity was taking violent form, they said, and thought it best that he be taken in custody. This was done.
 McCabe since coming here has en- joyed excellent standing among his fellow woTkmen and acquaintances. He was known as a quiet industrious man. His friends state that he has not been drinking and are at a loss to understand his alteration except on the theory that it is due to worry over the separation from his family, which he had frequently expressed himself as desirous of bringing to speedy termination.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11
LOOK WHO'S HERE

Dan Hankins, IT,, will sing the Illustrated Songs tonight; Theater Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11
PINCHOT ID COME ID ARIzUNA
 LATER
Expected That All of RooSe- veIt'S Kitchen Cabinet"
 Will Have Found Urgent Business Here Before Long

Clifford Pinchot, chief of the United States Bureau of Forestry and prom inently known as one of President Roosevelt's kitchen cabinet" will be an Arizona visitor in November, says the Tucson Citizen. MT. PinchOt' s visit is to be in acceptance of an in- yitation to address the sUOck growers of Arizona when they hold their an nual meeting in Phoenix during Fair week. Politicians, however, are apt to see a further significance in the visit of the forestry chief. Garfield, Neill and Pinchot are the three mem bers of the celebrated kitchen cab inet" and there isn't a politician in Arizona who will forget the first named member of the cabinets mem orable visit to the. territory to Took over reclamation projects" Now Pin chot will talk to the stockmen" and Labor Commissioner Neill the third of the cabinet" is expected here about the same time to look into i'm. migration matters along the border Hence Arizona will hae been visited by all three members of the Kitchen cabinet" and MT. RoOsevelts tennis will languish during the fall because of the absence of some of his faorite partners.
 The kitchen cabinet" Is some times known among the Washington correspondents as the Roosevelt In formation Bureau. "All three members of it are on the warmest personal terms with the President. WhenS Roosevelt wanted a final report on the jointure situation in Arizona he sent Garfield here and got it. The result was the death of the jointure scheme. The coming of Pinchot and Neill is very likely to have other sig nificance than that upon the surface Signs indicate that Roosevelt is un- easy concerning Republican political conditions in Arizona. When it omes to roll call in a national con- Uention Arizona is second on tthe list and a good start means q lot sometimes. It would greatly pain a "certain distinguished parsonage" to hear 'Foraker" or Fairbanks" screamed in Arizona style just as the balloting begun.
 Apart from politics. Mr. PinchOts visit here will bring about a better understanding regarding forestry mat ters. He will deliver an address to the stOckmen on the policy of the government regarding forest reserves.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11
ID OPEN HOUSE
 IN CANANEA TODAY
"BiIIy" Cummings and Alfred {, Mackenzie Will Take
 Over National Theater

This morning Billy" Cummings, the well known vocalist, will leave the city for Cananea in company with Alfred E. Mackenzie. a member of the Iris Theatre Company, who will take over the Naci0nal Theatre in the big copper camp across the border, and operate it in the future as one of the string of show houses, which the company has in this section of the country.
 For some time past the Iris The atre Company has been carrying on negotiations for a play house in Cana nea but up to a few days ago, was 117s5f 79 quarters when they succeeded in get ting lease On the Nacional Theatre. The owners of the play house have agreed to renovate the building, mak- ing changes which will make it rather comfortable, and on the 14th of Sep tember Mackenzie will take it over
 It is the intention of the local con- pany to give Cananea the very best productions which can be secured in the moving picture and illustrated son line, and the decision to have Cummings leave here for the Sonora house was decided upon as one of the best evidences that it is the intention to give Cananea the best of every thing.
 During his residence in this city since coming from Cananea several months ago Billy" Cummings has re- peatedly entertained hundreds and hundreds of people with his magnifi- cent oice, making a large number of friends who regret to see him go. Without doubt he Is one of the best singers eer heard in this district.
 Mackenzie opened the new house in Lowell some few weeks ago and an a short time made it one of the most popular houses the company has owing to his knowledge of how to op- crate a house and bis acquaintance with every detail connected with the show.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11
BIG AUTOMOBILE IS
 CAUGHT IN A MARSH
DOUGLAS. ARI%oNA. Sept 10

DOUGLAS, ARI%oNA, Sept 1O-
 A party composed of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Brown. Mrs. w. A. Greene, Harry N. Rex and two little shavers, out automobiling Slaughter ranch way yesterday in MT. Browns forty horsepower machine, tried to beat a flood of water from above across the marshy basin of Silver creek and were caught and stuck right in the midst of it The auto was caught on center and, stuck in the mud and water, baked on further progress. There had been a rainfall to the east and south that approximated cloud burst and just as the automobilists tried to get through the marsh the machine was caught and they were marooned with a swirling torrent about them. Not knowing but that an even greater flood was coming down the creek they concluded 1t was the wise thing to get the ladies out, so the gentlemen gallantly made car riers of burden out of themselves and saw that the aldies got ashore without drop of water getting on them. Then they .aS5Saa S:::tS
 This morning with the aid Of the mules of the old negro Of the Slaugh- ter ranch the automobile was pulled out of the creek and the belated par ty arrived home this morning about 10 o'clock.
 A little by-feature of the story is found in the fact that of the employees of Roy and Titcomb in the city only MT Brown had a key and those who came down this morning had to take out a window sash in order to get in and open up.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11

AMATEURS TONIGHT Theater Royal. two shows; phone early for your seats.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11
NOTICE

All the young women. who during the last spring signed the list of those interested in the establishment of the Young Women's Christian Association in Bisbee, together with all others to whom this vital matter now. appeals are invited to be present at a meeting to be held in the teachers room Cen tral school building, on Friday even ing, September 13, at 7:45 to arrange for a reception to be given in the near future to DT. Myers, who is to come and assume immediate charge of the proposed movement
 MRS. HARVEY NJ. SHIELDS, Member of committee for Arizona.
 Nevada and California.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11

ecutive.It is no secret that the gov ernor desires Clark to succeed him, believing that his present policy will be followed b the latter. He has re sided in Arizona for fifteen yeats, first settling in Coconino county, lat CT in Yavapai county where he was elected district attorney.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-11
DANIELS COMET IS
 INTERESTING SIGHT
Gan Be Seen At 4 A, M, From Top of Hills Around
 BiSbee

The comet, claimed as it's own pTi- vate discovery. by the Morning Cour- fer. Tucson and Phoenix papers. and
 some fifty others, but which was in
 reality discovered b Zaecheus Daniels the Princeton astronomical observa- tory. June 10, has continued almost steadil to increase in brightness and visibility, and is still an object of great interest to staTg-azers. The head is about as conspicuous as the Pole star. At present. owing to the dimnIiag influence of the moonlight or other celestial objects, the tail does
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23
BARNARD.

Mrs. George Chadwick has bought a
new horse.
Frank Tucker has bought the Arthur
Porter farm.
The trade made by Mr.. Burke and Leon
ard Clogston is off.
Miss Mary French has arrived at the
Wayside for the summer.
Mrs. Dean, who spent the winter in the
lest, arrived home last week.
Austin Ward has bought OF Arvin Nye
what is called his lower farm.
Mrs. Inez Hough Of White River juno
ton visited DIR. Buchanan and sister Sun
day
Ferris Perkins and mother of Wood
stock visited at Mrs. o. G. Smiths last
week.
Mrs. Hattie Angel was called from
Boston on account of the sickness Of her
mother.
Mrs. Bagley and Mr.. Bridge of White
River junction visited DR.. Wilson and
Erwin Wilson and family Sunday.
Gus Hadley is taking vacation in bed,
the result OF bad cold. DR.. Buchanan
expects to hustle him out n few Gays.
Mr.. Knapp is circulating paper in the
village to be presented to the seectmen.
asking that a sidewalk be built from
Thayer's corner up to the center OF the
, town. 1t is a good idea and we hope it
will go.
Another book recently added to the
Charles b. Danforth library is "From YER
mont to Damascus" by Abner Brown,
presented by his son, w. w. Brown, of
Springfield, VT. Library hours after May
IS from to 5.
Three auctions were held in Barnard In
one day. Dan Billiard sold all his cows
last Saturday, l.. III. Pratt, auctioneer.
jerome Morgan as administrators sold all
the goods OF the Clamberlin estate, j. A.
Moore. auctioneer. After the Chamberln
sale, Mr.. Moore sold all OF the goods OF
the late Charles Atwood.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23
PlrTSFlELp.

l.. Il. Taylor was in Rutland Monday.
Mrs. Frank Bishop was in Rutland Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Breed were in
Gsysville day last week.
Jerry Fifield of williamstown was in
town the first OF the week.
Miss Nellie vose and Verne Vose were
in Rutland two days last week.
Mrs. w. X. Ellis and Miss Edwina
Lamb were in Rochester Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. vose OF Saratoga. N. ", was
guest at the Vose House last week.
Miss Alice Douglass OF Rochester is the
guest OF her uncle, Rev. e. l.. NJ. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Fitield spent several
days last week with relatives N Williams
town.
James Campbell Of New York has ar
rived at Frank Durkee's to spend the
summer.
DIR. V. L. Brown and wife of Newark,
N. j., are guests at N. Ii. Browns until
after May q.
Mrs. Jarvis Of Parishville, N. ", is the
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Moses Ellis and
Mrs. G. II. Mills.
The Ladies' Benevolent society will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Gay Durkee.
John Palmer ia very low. DR.. Campbe
OF Rochester was called in consultation
with DR.. Ellis last week.
The topic for Christian Endeavor service
next Sunday night is "The Evils OF a Per-
verified Mind" Leader, Miss Maud Par
menter.
On account OF the union Memorial serv-
ice at Gsysville in which Rev. F. w. Day
has part, there will DE no preaching serv-
ice at the Cong'l church next Sunday. The
sunday school and Christian Endeavor
will meet as usual.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23
BETHEL olympus.

Edna Manning has been very sick the
past week. DR.. 0. d. Greene attends her.
Penn Billiard visited his son, Alton
Bullard, in Rochester tie first Of the
week.
Margle, daughter Of A. H. Dustin, is
quite sick. DR.. o. V. Greene was called
Sunday to see her.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Marsh OF Bethel WIS.,
tied their daughter, Mrs. Willis Whitaker,
the first OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Norton and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stockwell OF Hancock
visited at Fred Bowen's Sunday.
Mrs. MAY Matthews, who had been WIS.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. w. G. Whitaker, re-
turned home to Montpelier Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Manning and son,
Allen, were called here last week by the
illness Of their daughter and sister, Edna
Manning.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23

OF Waterford. During the war he was
member OF the famous "gold boardn OF
Wall street and was one OF q syndicate
that cleaned up large sums OF money as a
result OF the battle OF Gettysburg. He
was associated with the vanderbilts and
Jay Gould and was a famous operator in
his day. He lost his fortune IN the "Black
Friday" financial crisis, and returned to
his native town, where he has since lived
on little farm, peddling meat and prod
uce for living.
The Vermont State Dental society held
its annual meeting at Burlington last
week. c. ii. Kent OF Barre is the new
president. Thursday evening, social
session was held in Armory hall, with q
literary and musical program, followed by
refreshments and dancing. At the closing
session the following were appointed
delegates to the National Dental associa-
ton convention to be held al Minneapolis
July 30 to August &c. w. Steele OF
Barre, George o. Mitchell Of st. Adams,
II. f. Hamilton of Newport, Grace l..
Bosworth OF Rutland, David Manson Of
Burlington, J. II. jackson Of Burlington,
j. A. Pearsons of Barton, X. l.. Cleaves Of
Montpelier, c. f. Meecham OF Bellows
Falls and l.. Z. Mellen OF Middlebury.
Dilatory proceedings on the part Of law
yers practising before the supreme court
received q rude jar last week when two
cases in which attorneys sought delay on
the ground OF lack OF preparation were
disposed Of notwithstanding, the DEGREES
being affirmed and cause remanded. In
another case a motion for continuance on
account OF the inability OF an attorney to
be present was denied. The legality Of
confinement in county Jail for second Of
fence OF intoxication was sustained by q
ruling in the Heman Bowers case. Judg-
ment OF the lower court that the plaintiff
recover =, 3l1.32 was affirmed in the Rut-
land county case OF P. W. Clement, adj
ministrator of the estate of Olaf F. Harri-
son, VS.. the Northwestern Insurance Co.
Harrison was married man who held i'm
proper relations with woman other than
his wife. As consideration OF these re-
lations, it IL alleged that Harrison took
out an insurance policy in favor OF his
paramour and payable after his death.
Six months before his death he tried to
have the woman surrender the policy and
she refused. The administrators sought to
bring the money into the estate on the
grounds that the considerations under
which the policy was assigned were illegal
and immoral. The May term reached ad-
journment Thursday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23
NORTH RANDOLPH.

Cheapest and best millinery.
CORA j. BLISS, Habbard's store, Ran
dolph.
c. Z. Lewis and F. +. Richardson have
each bought Miami Woodpecker engines
of the c. H. Taft agency.
Dix Camp has had the misfortune to
lose his mill dam again. 1t went out the
first day he used it after rebuilding it.
Mr.. Beans baby died Tuesday morning,
May 14th. The funeral was Friday at the
home, Rev.. e. g. Clarke officiating.
Interment was at Randolph Center.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23
Notice to Our Customers.

We are pleased to announce that Foley's
Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung
troubles is not affected by the National
Pure Food and Drug law, as it contains no
opiates or other harmful drugs, and we
recommend it as safe remedy for chill
dren and adults. H. A. Leonard, Ran
dolph, v. A. Grant, Bethel, G. e. Black,
South Royalton, and all druggists else
" here.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23
STOCkB DGE-

Miss Matte Mills was recently in Bethel.
Mrs. Joe Perron fell from chair recent
ly. breaking several ribs.
Mr.. Usher of Newburyport, Mass, is
visiting his son, W. A. Usher.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Frank Barnes Wednesday afternoon,
May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones and children
and Harry Locke Of Gaysville were at
Frank Barnes Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23
A Sovereign" that Costs Only One
Dollar.

DIR. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
Of Rondout, n. Y, is sovereign" medi-
cine for nervousness, rheumatism. kidney
and liver complaints, and all the ills pecu-
liar to women. 1t drives the peison from
The blood and restores the patient to the
bloom of health. You will never regret
the exchange of one dollar for bottle.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23
SOUTH TUNBRIpcE.

Mrs. Lila Bacon Delano visited friends
here recently.
A. j. Wills was called home from Bos-
ton last week Wednesday and Miss Edith
Friday by the serious illness OF Mrs. Wills,
who is suffering from a gastric ulcer.
Miss Anna Kingston, trained nurse from
Burlington, is caring for her.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23

Bad blood and indigestion are deadly
enemies to good health. Burdock Blood
Bitters destroys them.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-05-23

Piles get quick and certain relief from
Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment. Please note
it is made alone for piles and its action is
positive and certain. Itching, painful
protruding or blind piles disappear like
magic by its use. Large nickel capped
glass jars, so cents. Sold by Victor A
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16

through me clothes. took me cush ana
read tn letter"
THE envelope is not sufficiently I'm
2ortant TO warrant such strenuous Of
forts 10 deliver it, she said littlo
coldly.
But tn letter was peach" he cx-
planned "rh' gang read 1t out, and 1
remembered it. l come 10 tell YOU
what was In 1t. TIL nice lookln guy
raid lie was darn fool TO put up such
hollcr. ana he was sorry he made tn
beef. He took ii all back In big words
I can't remember 'em-but no laid
down all right.
What do YOU .meanf" she asked.
mfr. Tcngrove apologized. Is that it?'
"Apologizcd amt no word for It,,
said Max eNpansivcly. at was down
III the gutter for his. You ed make him
jump over stick If you wnnter. lie
backs up about not wantin' YOU { go
on the sail wit dis guy, but lie wants
yer { come back an marry him aft
erward an not hitch up wit tn pirut
over there" He indicated the scowlinr
host. and Miss Mctheun smiled family.
800 '"'"Sh' tHNt hcI SlnlIc was one
of discredit, and his heart sank.
81 can't snic! no big Words he said
disconsolatcly "but on tn level If YOU
cd have heard him you'd be erwin by
now. Hes dead gone ON ". am he's
the candy kid all right. Please can't
tell him it's all right, lady? He's the
real goods. an he's sorry to beat tn
band. I'm givin' 1t to " straight"
Dorothy smiled. She. too. had regret
ted the quarrel that had followed Zen
groves jealousy and the carnestncss OF
the boy was its echo in her own heart.
"fon may tell Mr. Tcngrove," she
SAID softly, that his envoy is n most
able plcader and that his mission has
been successful"
Oats ycsf" demanded Max. "IIc
en- cit tn ring?"
ut Is yes" she assented softly. Tel
Mr.. Tcngrove that shall be back In
town day after tomorrow"
The yacht had drawn inshore and
now II swung up to dock. Dorothy
leaned over and deliberately kissed the
frccklcd check. You were dear TO
take all that trouble she said softly.
Max looked up with shining eyes.
1T was wort 1t f'r tn kIss," he said
rs he climbed on to the dock. 81 wish
was Mr.. Tengrove; betchcr life do"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
kann Collection to he Sold

Mr. Henry j. Duveen. wcll.known
art dealer. returning yesterday from
Europe on the Lusitania made nm
authoritative announcements concern.
ing the disposition of the great collec.
non Of Rodolphc Kann in Paris. MANY
oI 'he paintings are to come TO this
ely nut Mr. Dnvccn says that he is
American purchasers. "
h. III !.,, view OF the fact. however, said
Morgan has l'aen frequently mentionod
in the cable dispatches | may saw thai
no has seen this collection, and that
IN whatever he wishes to acquire he
VIII he protected. The collection viii,
remain intact until December, when Il
Will be dispersed.
The collection includes II Rem.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16
LIFE ON THE IsTHMUS
Y. M. G. A. worke, Writes
That the Conditions Where
Canal is Being Built Are
Not so Bad.

Some aspects of life on the Isth.
mus were portrayed in an entertain.
ing manner l'y Mr. NJ. j. Stickel. the
popular secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association at Cristobal in
letter toi The home organization
soon after his arrival at Panama. He
have been hero five days. and
! mink am prepared TO write a hook
on ianama; Past, Present and Flu
nave been the entire length of
the Canal Zone twice. and have view.
ed every phase of mahing dirt as
wen as mud fly. At Culebra the air
IS vibrant with the noise of steam
shovels, dirt-trains. and machine.
SHOPS This is varied By the shock
OF frequent blasts of dynamite as
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-16

great masses of rock and clay ore
piowh OH the side of the hill to salts
| ~ me rapacious shovels.
II must say this. however: never in
al my life have | been so disannoint
Gu In a place-pleasantly so. however
ne climate thus far is most delipbt.
lul. II is hot in the sun at middav
pht most pleasant in the shade I
nave slept under a blanket every
night. every
The one constant source Of sr,
prlse is that things are not foreicn
nor scarcely tropical One boe 10
conJnre with his senses TO reali1s
mat he is not in Galveston mr. A,ian'
"a. or even St Louis. Evcrytbing ie
American. '"'"s ~
This is a land of contradictions
ana perversions. Wagons turn ont 50
me left side of the road. wnite,e
serve YOU on the left side of vorr
Plate; the sun rises in tho poc,uc
una mas his going down in tho Atlan'
nc; the Pacific end of the Canal is
uasI OF the Atlantic end: breakfast
Is called coffee luncheon is called
= eaktast although dinner. strange
TO say is actually called dinner; Va,
SAINT buy anything. except stomns
WIN money save from Chinomon or
hauves; If You purchase len cnnts,
worth OF stamps and hand in a 60
miii you Will he given $3.50 In chance
ihe gold employees are all white. and