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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10
ELKS START 0N TRIP ID BIG
 CONVENTION
Advance Guard Left Last Night and Others Win Follow To- day, Making Thirty From BiSbee.

On last evenings train for the east a number of Elks from the local lodge were passengers, going to Fl Paso, where this evening they will join the Quien Sabe Club, and make the trip to Philadelphia to be present at the great gathering of the B. P. o. E.
 The crowd which left last evening is e iy the advanced guard, as the ma iua ity of those who will make the trip win leave here this morning. Those wao went last evening were James Lets on, Harry Duey, Harry Henniger, Emile Marks and James Dougherty. About twenty-five more will complete the membership from here.
 Emile Marks. who is 2. past exalted ruler of the lodge. with E. w. Spiers, will represent Bisbee in the big con vcnt1on. being the chosen delegates.
 Tbere were a great many Elks at the depot last evening to bid the travellers good bye, and wish them a happy trip, which seems certain.
 James Letson, the well known local business man. will attend the conven, tiou at Philadelphia. and will shortly after wards sail from New York City fo' Europe. This visit will be the first ltH lldS Lldut AO HIS bOs hOOu lOIliG III thIrty-seyen years. it being that long since he left Ballymena, County An. trim, Ireland, and came to the United StStes to seek his fortune. He, was located in St. Louis for some time, and finally came to Cochise County some twenty six years ago, settling at the county seat. He located in Bisbee ivy, ,Dty-one years ago, and since that tip.C has accumulated large fortune being one of the heaviest property rtlders in the district.
 though he has planned time an time again to make the present trip D. has always Auen preycnted from GCinS so by bus tcss affairs, until thiy ', ar. Last evening a large Humber of tends were at the depot to sec him of. He will make the trip alone as his family is at present visiting the summer resorts of California.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10
FEDERAL. GRAND JURY MAKES
 REPORT
Finds Two Indictn0entS-CaSe Against Williams Continued Until OCtober-Pioneer of County Passes Away,
Especial to Review.)

TOMBSTONE, July 9.-In the Dis trict Court this morning the case of the Territory vs. s. K. Williams, for alleged subordination of perjury. was continued on the motion Of the defense until the October term. When the case was called the defense asked for the continuance, owing to the critical ondition of the wife of the defendant as the result of a reent accident. The District Attorneys office being satis- fled that the trying of the case would work a hardship agreed to the con tinuance. The only stipulation made was that a notice of ten days will be given before the case is called. The United States Grand Jury at noon today submitted it's final report, having disposed of all the business brought before it. Only two indict- ments were returned. O. A. Sells, of Naco, was indicted on a charge of smuggling, alleged to have been com mitted several months ago at Naco. He will plead to the indictment to- morrow morning.
 The witnesses in the case of the United States vs. D. W. Semple, who is charged with having sent obscene mat ter through the United States mails, arrived here today, but the case will not be called until the morning of the 11th.
 Word was received today to the eff feet that Robert Riggs. father of the chairman of the Board of Super visors, had died at his home in Dpan- mock, a small town situated in the Chiricahuaua mountains. He was buried in the family plot at that place. Robert Riggs was 79 years af oge, and had been resident of Cochise County for thirty years, being one of the pioneers. On his arrival in the county he engaged in the cattle busi- ness at the site of his last home, and continued in 1t until he passed away.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10
ANOTHER TURN IN FRISCO
Supervisors Elect New Acting Mayor to Succeed Gallagher, Vote 10 to 2.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-A new angle yas given the municipal situa- tion late this afternoon. when the board of supervisors met and by vote of 10 to 2, elected Charles A. Buxton, one of their number. acting mayor to succeed Gallagher, who since the cen ylction of Schmitz, has been acting as mayor The two votes. opposed to Boxton were Supervisors O'Neil and Iveitmoe, who were appointed to the board to fill vacancies by Schmitz.
 The action of the supervisors came as a surprise as it has been intimated that it was the aim of the graft prose cution to retain Gallagher as acting mayor until the complete addication of Schmitz could be brought abaut. Bux- ton is the principal witness in the trial of Louis Glass, vice president of the Pacific Telephone Company on the charge of bribery, which will be begun tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10
WILL JIM KINNEY ACCEPT POTTER
 CHALLENGE?
Great Interest Prevails Over : Rivalry Between Two We'll
 Known CoWboyS-T Will
 Bet $500.

Judging from the crop of challenges that have already been issued as a direct result of the Fourth of July celebration, it looks very much as if there will be enough athletics of every kind and description pulled off in Bisbee during the summer to satisfy the sporting blood of the wild est enthusiast. The latest challenge to come to light is that of Tuck Pot ter, the champion relay racer of the Territory. to run against Jim Kenney, the well known local cowboy, who was successful in winning first money at Don Luis on Independence Day. The relay race at the park on the Fourth was one of the prettiest af- fairs of it's kind ever pulled off in the Territory until the last change, when Potter, who was in the lead, slipped in getting from his horse, losing a number of seconds, during which Jim Kenney, who had been a close second, opened up a gap that the champion could not overcome. As is customary among the cowboys, a great deal of bantering was indulged in by them after the contest, the admirers of the various contestants advancing argu-
 
 was the greatest thing that ever hap pened. Finally a friendly rivalry sprang up between Kenney and Potter, the latter cOntending that he could | beat Kenney in a match race. Yesterday the following communica- tiOn was received at the Review office: ITO Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that I, Tuck Potter. will agree to wager five hundred dollars ($5OO.OO), that can beat James Kenney in a four change relay race at Don Luis Park within the next three weeks.
 (Signed) TUCK POTTER" Last evening efforts were made to | find Kenney and get statement from him, but he could not be located. The l opinion prevails, however, that Ken ney can not afford to let Potter chal- lenge without accepting, and that he will take the bet.
 There is no more exciting sport to | be found than cowboy relay racing, and if the race is arranged between these two, the best in the Southwest, some fun will surely result.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10
SILVER MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 9.--Bar silver, 6S 3-Sc. Mexican dollars. 54 1-4c.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10
RAILROAD ORDERED TO COMPLY

LINCOLN. Neb., July 9.-The state railway commission this afternoon peremptOrily ordered the Missouri Pacific railway to file schedules and comply with the Aldrich law by July II. The law reduces freight rates 15 per cent on grain. hay, fruit, potatoes and building materials and prescribes fine not to exceed 5000. The com, pany disregarded the act.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10

A few doees of this remedy will in- variebly cure an ordinary attack of diarrhRa.
 It can always be depended npon, even in the more severe attarfs of crsmp collie and cholera morbce.
 It is equally successful for summer diarrhoea and cholera ipfantum in children, and is the means of saving the lives of many children each year.
 When reduced with water and sweetened fl is pleasant to take.
 Every man of a family should keep this remedy in his home. Buy 1t now. PRICE, 25c. LARGE SITE, 50c.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10
EDWARD 9PARDoNs LYNCH.

LONDON, July 9.-On the eve of his visit to Ireland, King Edward has granted free pardon to Colonel Ar. thur Lynch, who was convicted of high treason in 1902 for having fought in the Irish brigade upon the side of the boars in South Africa, and who in 1903 was sentenced to death. Lynch's sentence was later commuted to life Imprisonment, and in 1904 he was re leased on license"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10

RIsREE DRUG co, HIssEE, WACO
 AND LOWELL.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10
RAILROADS WINS.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Inter- state Commission today, in an opinion by Commissioner Prouty, announced it's decision in the case of the Howard Millis Company against the Missiouri Pacific and other carriers. The de- cision fayOrs the railroads.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10

Mir. Foraker is quoted as not re- garding Mir. Taft as a pre-eminent quality. But Foraker is a hard man to dazzle. There are moments when he doubts even Roosevelt's invaria- ble greatness.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10

Condensed into a few words. MT. Bryan's definition of Democrat is a man who voted for Bryan in 1896 and 1900 and feels like doing 1t few more times.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICE
To the Improved Order Red Men and
 Sisters of Pocohantas.

After the Great Council meeting on the evening of July II (about p. m.) all Red Men and their families are cordially invited to attend a show at the Iris Theater, all all the Sisters of POcOhOntas.
 On the night of July 12, there will be a grand ball at the Bisbee Opera House and all Red Men and their wives and sisters as well as the Sisters of Pocohontas are cordially invited to be at same
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23

POR CUANTO. Ell dla Id de Diciem.
bre de 1906 Pedro A. Romero, como
demandante, obtuvo una sentencia &
su favor en- esta Corte de Distri-
to contra Manuel Teruel por la
suma de (SI9o7.4D mil novecientos
sesenta y siete dollars cuarenta y
TN centavos Juntamente con (S5 .oo)
clnco dollars por cOstas'
Y POk CUANT0, dicha sentencia
fue anotada en- Ell repistro de causa s
de la Ofcjna del Secretario de dicha
Corte el d1a y aflo antes menciona-
dos; y Sc halla pendiente de pago
de la expresada cantidad de ($Io67.
AZ mil noveclentos sesenta y siete
dollars cuarenta y TN centavoS para
satisfacer Ia referida sentencia
PoR TANTo, 20 Jose Labrador y
Viiias, Marshal de la Corte de Dis
trito del Distrito Judicial de San
Juan Puerto Rico, he dispu este sacar
a p1blica subasta los siguientes bic
nes EN- bargados al demandado:
Casa construida con maderas del
pals techada de zinc radicada en- la
caile del R1o del pueblo de COmerio,
que mide diez vatas de largo por
diez de fondo y colinda por la dere-
cha entrando con don Pablo Jose
Rivera y por la izquierda con Juan
Longo"
Ell acto de la subasta tendra efec-
TO Ell dia 28 Febrero corriente y hora
de las dos de la tarde, en- mi Ofcina
sta en- el mismo edifcio de la Corte
Los bienes seran adjudicados al
nejor postor y el pago de la venta
Sc hara effective eli Ell acto de la ad-
judicacion: haciendose presente que
el licitador que obtenga la buena pro
ha de conformarse. con los tftulos
existentes. San Juan P. R., de Fe-
brero de Ioo7.-Jose Labrador, Mar
shall Corte de Distrito. 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23

mes q la fecha, seg1n la si-
guiente lista: ~
Diciembre is de 1906, fuertes
sacudidas en- el Asia Menor.
21 de Diciembre. ElVesubio
da muestras de actividad. Te-
remote en- Sienna.
"a de Diciembre. Terremoto
en- Kopal (Turkestan ruso).
28 de Diciembre. Terremoto
en- Africa y en- el Norte de
Chile.
1907. de Enero. Terremo-
to submarine que repercutio en-
Laibrec.
a de Enero. Terremoto en-
Newport.
de Enero. Terremotos en-
Perth, al Oeste de Australia
10 de Enero. Terremoto en-
Christiania y en- Korusko (Es-
candinavia). y en- Ekaterim burg
(Rusia).
II de Enero. Agitaci6n en-
los volcanes de Honolulu.
ID de Enero. Terremoto en-
Basilea.
Despues de leer la lista prece.
dente, lquien es el bravo que Sc
siente "frme"?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23

ZOE FRsNCIA: iC0 esi'1os 40 c'ecaufcs sorrbre-
ros para sefioras, ninas Cahnllero~ 0n eiR~Cs de-
calzado: 1,Ooo foTmas distlnta~ de confcrrtpue~.
Surtido seecto de perfumeria Adoru". clnturn-
mes de todas clases. Blondas de seda encAJc@ de
algod0n.
variedad en- efectos para modistas, AordadorAs y
costureras.
de lana
Flores artdciales lndismaa corunas de agahar.
Guantes mitones dc todas Case@
Preciosos juguetes, oJetos de nacar, ooneha esri
oide Y Carteras,
Camisas para senoras caballcros.
DE ESPANA: Telas de hio; cretona. hrsmarfe
orete, especiales, hol andas rctortas. TtAs
Esta Manifestation, ~ In expression mas papahi
tan b6n montado, mejor surtido nj nas conveuisf
la economic.
NOTA. Esta casa, tambifn r~cibi6 un ertene
vENTAs AL POR MAYOR, que ponc q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23
bIDIOIeC0 de U|lidQd P[1CIC1

La Practica de la Homeopatia simplia-
hc ada.
,os animales de Corral.
Manual del Tintorero Sacam anchas.
FL Cocinero de la Familia.
Manipulation de la Leche.
Manual sobre Arboles Frutales.
Tratado de Carpinter1a, tomos.
Tratado del Corte de Camisas
Tratado de Fotogrsfia
Manual de Esgrima.
Las grandes aplicaciones de la
Electricidad.
Tratado de Electricidad.
Corte y Hechura de trajes par a
Hombres y Ninos.
Medicina Veterinaria
Tratado practice de las Maquinas.
Dinamoelectricas
De venta en- Ell BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23
ECOS INTERNACIONALES
lDS ULTINOS TESgBMOfOS

Ell terrible terre mot o de-
Kingston b., .'do el ultimo y el
mas violenlu dc la serie de te-
rreInoto, ocnrridos desde TN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-23
EN LA CORlE DE DlS1RlTO
DEL DISlRITO JUDICIAL DB San JUAN, Pr.

OFICINA DEL MARSHAL.
Estados Undos de America.
El Presidente SS.
de los Estados Unidos.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-04
THE MAN WHO KNOWS 1

Gunners are now cunning to their ba.~4. .
have the biggest stock of guns and rifles tbat 0 we
have H36 hod You hure ought get suited from $1,000
S we have Rifles Shells Loading Tools Coats Pow
oeF 0h0F Frlmers Cleaning Rods, Revolvers, ETC.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-04

Fifth, That its the sense of this meet
ing that the gentlemen who were quoted
in the Every Evening and other Della
ware papers as stating that the moral and
business interests of this city had suffered
as consequence of doing away with the
saloon be asked to explain their state
ments as we have been assured by several
of these gentleman that they have been
"Sixth, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the Every Evening and other
Delaware papers and copy sent to the
exeucutive committee of the License
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-04
INDICTMENTS IN
CAPITOL CASES
Ten More True Bills Returned
Against the Accused.
NINETEEN STILL REMAIN

Harrisburg. Pa. Oct 2.-Ten indict
meats involving the IA defendants II
the capital paoseeUtions we're returned
~ ne DaOSAia county graad jury
TbS attorneys fer the prosecution ex
Vset ne tufy - returA true bills OF
- FelAiniAg ~ ceuRts. Relieving II
a HIST Of iRdicts4 defsadants:
1oha H. SaRGeTs0A, e Philadelphia
contractor for furnishings.
Joseph NJ. Huston, Of Philadelphia,
architect
James N. ShumakeT, q Johnstown,
former superintendent Of grounds and
buildings.
William p Snyder, Of Spring City,
former auditor general.
William J.. Mathues, Of Media, for.
mer state treasurer.
George F. Payne, of Philadelphia
and his partner Charles @. Wetter,
members Of the firm that built the
capitol and fitted up the attic.
Congressman H. Burd Cassel. OF
Marietta, executive officer of the Penn.
sylvania Construction company, con
tractor for the metallic furniture.
Stanford B. Lewis, of Philadelphia,
Illusions assistant.
Frank Irvine of Norristown, travel
ing auditor in Snyder's Office.
Wallis Boileau, George K. Storm,
John G. Niederer and Charles r. Kins-
man, stockholders of the Pennsylvania
Bronze company, organized by Sander.
son for the manufacture Of the light.
ing fixtures.
All but the last four defendants and |
Messrs Cassel, Lewis and Irvine were /
named IN the three bills returned az
true by the grand jury Monday.
The bills returned involve charges |
of conspiracy to defraud the state OF
$97,076.60 by fraudulent invoice for me
tallic furniture; 95s,444.2O by fraudu.
lent invoice for Baeoarat glass; $117..
2S22e by fraudulent invoice for brack.
cts; $S4,766 by fraudulent invoice for
marble; $11,10o by fraudulent invoice
for modelling; 9G5.577.sO by fraudulent
invoice for furniture, and $25,26363
by fraudulent invoices for standards. [
These bills also involve two charges
against Wstter Of obtaining $4,000 by
false pretense in rendering fraudulent
bills for work on the attic.
Ten cases are involved in the bills /
returned All Of the defendants in '
these prosecutions must stand trial t
as a result of the jury's action. Al t
though the time for the trials has not
yet been fixed it is the belief of the \
attorneys on both sides that the de- 9
PENDANTS will be arraigned either il >,
December or February next. :
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-04

Come to-day-you'n find every
thing that's new and correct in
Fall Derby and Soft Hats, fash
ionable Cravats, Negligee Shirts
and fancy Half-Hose.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-04
RECORD YEAR FOR TOMATOES
Thousands of Tons Left to Rot B

Thousands Of Tons Left to Rot BY
Farmers Who Took Chances.
Lewes, Del, Sept. 30.-Never before
in the history of lower Delaware have
there been so many tomatoes grown
as this years crop. The canneries
have been tremendously overtaxed,
and many Gamers have found it nee
essary to resort to various ruses to
keep the farmers from hauling in the
fruit Farmers who made contracts
early in the season have the advan-
tage over their neighbors who took
chances on the open market, as there
Is no sale for uncontrolled fruits
They take comfort in the fact that
the tomato is a most excellent fer
tilizer, and do not entirely regret hav-
ing to leave thousands of tons to rot
in the fields.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-04
TweIve cents . ouart 20 NM.

Atlantic City, N. j., Oct. National
and state health experts in conven.
ton here declared that until the far.
mer is selling milk at ~ cents a quart
he is producing the supply at a loss
to himself. The convention advocated
q public demand for higher priced
milk in the interest Of public health
President G. K. Dickinson declared
that political influences exerted over
health boards under the present law
of New Jersey are the greatest detri-
ment to the proper enforcement of
sanitary statutee in that state.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-04

When the crew Of the timber laden
vessel from Nova Scotia were lined up
at Liverpool in order that they might
declare" before the customs officer,
one man gave his name as Washington
Seafoam and another as Salvation
Army. Thinking the men were joking,
the officer appealed to the captain, who
confirmed the accuracy Of the names.-
Birmingham Post.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-04

Norfolk, Va, Sept 30.-Mrs. H. G..
Munsell and Mrs. Henry Holmes, both
Of Springfield, Mass, here to attend
the Millenial Dawn Tract Society CON
vention, we're killed on Main street by
a Norfolk & Western railroad shifting
train. The police had to interfere to
prevent Mrs. Holmes husband jump
ing into the dock.
Milford chronicle., 1907-10-04
suicide Asked Forgiveness.

Bethlehem, Pa, Sept. SO.-Writing a
note to his sons, in which he implored
their forgiveness before taking the ia
tai draught. Charles Dry, about S.
years old. committed suicide BY swal-
lowing two ounces of carbolic acid in
a livery stable here. His body was dis
covered in a hay loft a few hours later
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-03-23

comes to dealing out the praise, the
American people become singularly
forgetful, amazingly unpatriotic. They
cheer themselves hoarse for Dewey,
or Sampson or Schley, but in the midst
of their adulation of these heroes they
forget the work Of the men behind the
guns, the gallant sailors, who simply
from sense of duty and without any
expectation of reward, worked bravely
in the face of death to bring victory to
their country and their flag.
This disrespect to the naval uniform
seems to be entirely confined to this
country, for on the continent the men
who serve On the battleships are he
roes in times of peace as well as war,
and when our sailors visit foreign
ports they are always accorded the
warmest welcome. In the United
States much is made of the soldier,
but his brother the sailor, is either
neglected, or treated as though his
presence were an offense.
This insult is directed at the uni
form. The men who wear it represent
a. AAAC a Ild0S VI CullolONl .ACu DIS duy
service could show It is rare that any
of them misconduct themselves. The
entire system of naval service teaches
a man to respect his uniform, to re-
member that any offending on his part
is doubled wrong if committed when
he is in the clothes that show him to
be servant Of Uncle Sam, p: y
But the sailor cannot be expected to
hold this lofty view if that public
which he serves heaps contumely on
that uniform. = .,E' -
The Buenzle case is not an isolated
instance. All over the country are
theaters which will not admit jackies
In uniform. - ::~:. :. E :**t@ T., i.
n During the summer maneuvers at
Portsmouth, the sailors Of the feet >un-
der Rear Admiral Robley Evans, were
very fairly treated By the residents
and business people Of the town r. J
355 {stung by frequent Instances o. dis;
courtesy toH his men, the grun old sea
dog, Evans, sent 4 tart letter .tto the
mayor of the town, IN which he said