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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
Administrators Notice

This Is to give notice, That the subscriber.
Of Garrett County, hath obtained from the
orphans Court of Garrett County, in Mary
sonal estate of
EVA MARTIN,
late of Garrett County, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with tho
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th day of
August, next; they may otherwise by law be
persons knowing themselves Indebted To
said estate requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
A nril, 1907.
PETER F. NJNE
Administrator.
Oakland Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day of May, 1907,

at the hour of O'Clock p. M, in front of the
court house in the town of Oakland, Nd the
following described real estate located in
Oakland:
First-All that lot situated on the north
east corner OF Green and Fifth streets and
known and designated as lot No. ! on the
plat OF John Thayer's addition to the town
Of Oakland.
notwithstanding at the end OF the sec
ond line of the whole lot conveyed to the
County Commissioners of Garrett county by
deed from John G. Steyer and wife, dated
April p, 1877, and recorded in Liber W. II. T.
No. 3. folio liz, etc, one of the land records
or Garrett county, at the allev on Fifth
street and running thence with Fifth street
South >, degrees West III % Green street,
and with Green street North ejH degrees
West 50 eeet. then North ga degrees East
ll5 Feet to an al ey, then with the alley to the
beginning, containing 900 square feet, more
or less and being a part OF Lot No. 40 in
Pennngton's Addition to the town OF Oak
land. Improved by brick building formerly
occupied as Jail and lately as a dwelling.
The commits Sioners reserve the iron cells in
said building and which viii be removed
by the commissioners within thirty days
after the sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on the day of SALE
P.J. STEPHEN.
A. CLYDE SMITH,
ASA b. FRIEND,
County Commissioners OF Garrett county,
Nary'and.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
MASONIC VISITATION.
brand / &C 'sr Graham Duhehart to
Come to Oakland.

Mr.. Graham Dukehart, G.and Lectu-
rer of Grand Lodge of Ma yland, Ar
Gent, Free and Accepted Masens, will
make an official visit to Oakland Lodge
at special communication to be held on
Friday night, May 18th, when all mer
bers are expected to be present. The,'
will take due notice thereof and gov
themselves accordingly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09

STATEMENT of the condition Of The Cont
nental. INSURANCE Co., of New YorS, Dec
81, 1906
Total Assets, Sif030 600 -
Total Amount of an liabilities. 7,60lSUd W
Surplus rs regards policy II )ders, 9,i2Sf3t IS
State OF Maryland, once or State lnsur-
an &c Department.
Baltimore, March 70, 1907.
| hereby certify that tie ABOVE is a true
abstract from the statement OF the above
named company.
BENZ. F. GROUSE Insur. Commissioner.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09
7arried in Cumh land.

Mr.. Charles T. Sweet, of Swanton,
Md, editor of the Business Farmer, of
Piedmont, W. Va, and Mis- Emmaline
Dennison Brooem, of Alaska, this
county, We're married in the parlor of
the Brunswick Hotel, at Cumt orland,
Nd, Saturday, April q, 1907, Rev. S.
L. Rudasill, officiating. - Piedmont
Herald.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-09

Headquarters for Cement and Ter1s
Gotta is at the J. B. Williams Co.. Low
Price Marble and Granite Dealers,
Frostburg, Nd. est
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
w letargu?

Pred dwoma tygodniami
zmarfa W San Reno FL letnia
Rosyanka, Sabina Wagnero.
wa niedawno zamezna. Po~
niewaz czekano ma przyjazd
krewnych z Rosyi, trupa u.
mieszczono tymczasem W
kostnicy. Pomimo, re cia}o
lezy tax d}ugo, zachowa}a
zupe}nie naturalna 6wiezosc;
nawet oczy, zrazu zamkniete,
obecnie otwarte, maja blask
jak u zywej osoby. MAJ zmar-
lei i Gale San Reno SO pre-
konania, ze ma sic do czy-
'nienia z letargiem, ale leka-
re utrzymuja stanowczo, ze
Wagnerowa umar}a, ME mo-
ga tylko w~yt}umaczyc Swie-
zo6ci cia}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
,,Prima Aprilis''.

Doroczny ,,Prima Aprilis"
W mie5cie Detroit udal sic
tego roku doskonale i dis
W calem mie6cie do rozpu--
ku 6mieje sic lud z tax
sprytnego pomyslu dowcip-
nego obywatela. Hanndlarz
meblami John J. Mckay do
znal podostatkiem strachu;
kobiety zmarzly; .policyanc,i
mieli %bezowocna przejazdzke,
4 L. Knab 6mial sic v ku-
lax 2 calej tej afery, kt6ra
urzadzil j kt6ra sic tax mad.
spodziewanie pomy6lnie uda
Ia.
Niemila te niespodzianke
Z okazyi ,Prima Aprilis1''
McKayowiil . ul,:rzadzil sasiad
.jego Lester w. Knab. Knab
'Wr6cl 40 domu kr6tko pred
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11

p6Inoca " niedziele, 2 9.
gromna tablica April Fool
pod pacha. Me zwlekajac
dlugo, przybil owa papierowa
tablice ma drzWi budynkz,ul
McKaya j ucieAl. q oWeml.
drzwiami, prowadzacemi do.
plwnicy znajduje sic sklad
mebli, do kt6rych nieraz JUL
chcieli zakrasc sic z1odzieje g.
Mckay zaprowadzi( vice pa
drzwiach dzwonek alarmo-
Wy, kt6ry PREY najmniejszem
poruszeniu dzwoni}. Gdy
Knab przybijal 6w papierr,
dzwonek take zajecza}, to
tel Mckay zerwa} sic 20
snu ma r6wne nogi. Wybieg}-
sly W nocnej bieliznie ma
tyl domu, Mckay krzycza1:
Morduja!.... Zlodzieje!.... Po-
legal. W tym samym CA
sic, kto6 da1 znac policyi to.
lefonem 0 wypadku, a "a
kilka sekund zajecha}a gallo
penn patrolka, napchana po-
licyantami i detsktywami.
Mckay wyszed} policyi ma
przeciw i krzycza}, re trzyma
z}odzisi, naglac przytem do
wiekszego pospiechu. Poll
c, anci otoczyli dom z CITE
rech stron i z nabitemi re-
wolwerami czekali al z}odziej
wypadnie. Dwie kobiety,
trzes9c sic cd zima, wyszly
W koszulach ma ganek ma
drugiem pietrze i krzycza{y
" niebog}osy, ably w%yratowa-
no ich cd z}odziei. Policyan-
ci skoczyli nastepnie 40
drzwi cd piwnicy i.przebog".
zobaozyli olbrzymi papier 2
napisem ,,April Fool" .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
Wzia} zyd zyda.

DIR. Munk we Lwowie przy-
jail do z~a}ozonej przez siebie
s sszzEk;:oi}y %zydowskiej 'niejakiego
Schapire, zydka z Rosy ma
str6za szk6lnego. Schapira
jako 10 jest cz}owiekiem
bardzo pomys}owym, zdo-
bywszy zaufanie dra Munka,
zdo}a} go nam6wic do obje-
cha ma spoke z Schapira
generalnego zastepstwa ma
Gaia Europe ,,Pierwszej pc.
tersburskiej fabryki kaloszy",
Schapira poda} sic "a kuzyna
szefa tel firmly. DR.. Munk
uwierzyl Schapirowi, pojecha}
do Berlina, gdzie um6wi}
sic z generalnym dyrekto-
rem owej firmly i z}ozy} kau-
eye W kwocie 40 tysiecy
koron i zaku2i} "a drugie
40 tysiecy koron kaloszy.
Kalosze nadesz}y, ale W mai
gorszym gatunku. Schapira
%t}omaczy},. ze nastepny trans.
port bedzie lepszy. Wreszcie,
gdy ten drugi transport ME
nadchodzi}, p. Schapira dial
drapaka, a dr.. Munk, prze-
kona} sic, ze Gala rzecz by1a
komedya i ze pomimo swego
doktoratu da} sic uwiefc
|oszustowi. DR.. Munk straci]
800 tysieey koron.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
Angielska ~ksiezniCzka

Angielska ksiezniczka
p~oskramiaczka wez6w. Jeden
z romansow zyciowych "a
ko6czyl sic niedawno ira
gicznie 6miercia bohaterki W
najwiekszej nedzy. Pred
~niedawnym czasem W miles,
Gle Omaha W St. Zjednoczo-
nych umarla W nedznej cha
Gle okryta }achmanami po-
skromicielka wez6w, Ludwi-
ka Douglas, kt6ra, jak wyto-
czone przez: generality kon~
sulat anyielski W Nowym
Yorku 6ledztwo wykaza}o,
by}a cz}onkiem angielskiej
ksiazecej rodziny Hamilto-
now. Zmar}s mia}a bardzo
burzliwa przesz}osc pc "a
SODA. We wczesnej m}odo6ci
zawar}a znajomo6c z pewnym
malarzem' j por6zniwszy sic
z powodu tego z rodzina, O.
pu6ci1a dom. Porzucona przez
kochanka przybra1a nazwi-
sko Ludwiki Douglas j da-
wa}a rome p~rzedstawienia
kuglarskie; nastepnie :stala.
sic poskromicielka wez6w j
2 wielkiem powodzeniem wy
stepowa|a " r6znych mia
stach amerykahskich 2 jado-
witemi zmjjami, kt6re oswo-
lila. w Buffalo poznala "
pewnej menazeryi, gdzie by
"a zsatrudnlona, lednego 2
personals, niejakiieego Russo
Ia, oboje postanowili sic p,ot'-
brac j Stub odbyI sic v klat-
ICE " towarzystwie lw6w j
niedzWiedM. Ma1zehstwo bylo.
L .&@Et# 4&FIH n. E.%EESr2&. /. %8@a#$s&S S%#.sIE
Ibardzo nieszcze6liwem. Rus
sci poniewieral swa Zone v
najbrutalniejszy spos6b, 9
|przetrWoniwszy caly zao-
Iszczedzony jej majatek, ~
Iciekl Cd niej. Nieszeze6liWa-
lkobieta popadalaw eoraz 50.
,wielkszaa s. n'edse. Popr6bkoHygallllal.
eszcze y s.as d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
Dzfecko rzucone ID pa
stwe WilkOm.

2 Preszowa ma Wegrzech
donosza: Onegdaj rozegralaa'
sic ma drodze miedzy Pre-:
szowem a Kapi straszna see
ma. Wlo6oianin Horwath 2
Kapi iechal : o6mioletnim
synkiem 2 Preszowa do do
mu, gdy magic obskoczy1y
w6z cztery wiki. Wlo6cia-
min daremnie usi1owal uj6c
pred wilkami; wreszcie ratu-
lac wlasne zycie, zrzucil.swe-
go syna z Wo on " mggnie-
niu okaHilH rzucilY pie ne rll|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
Zareczyny,c hrzciny i Stub
ma balOnie.

O ciekawem zdarzeniu do.
nosza z Bufolbers miejsco-
wo6ci znajd ujacej sic MEDIA
leko Nowego Yorku. W miej-
scowo6ci tel pewien bardzo
bogaty m}odzieniec poczu}
sk}onnosc do pewDej zyd6w-
XII, kt6ra nosi}a p}omienne
imie Sary. Poniewaz jednak
m}ody czlowiek by} chrze'
scianinem, przeto "a waru-
mex po}aczenia sic z ukocha-
ma postawi} jej przechrzcenie
sic. Piekna Sara zgodzi}a sic,
lecz W zamian r6wniez po-
stawi}a warunek, re chrzest
jej oraz Stub odbeda sic W
powietrzu ma balonie. - Pc
pewnem przygotowaniu sic,
wsiad}a neofitka re swym
ukochanym i z drzacym z
strachu pastorem ma wielkl
balon i tam dokonano mai
pierw obrzedu chrztu, a POI
tenn, gdy balon uni6s} sic
dose wysoko, kochankowie
zareczyli sic. Przeciag}y po-
ca1unek z}aczyl ich ma 100
metr6w mad ziemia. gdy
JUL byli prawie ma
wysokosci dw6ch tysiecy me-
tr6w blady z przerazenia pa
stor poblogos}awil ich ma
wieczny zwiazek ma}zehski.
Pc tym akcie nowo za6lu-
bieni ma}zonkowie zaczeli ma
gwa}t W dol zjezdzac. Me.
stety ,,nieprzyjazne wichry'
zaniosly ich al. mad Nowy
Jork, gdzie ugrzezli ma da-.
chu. Dopiero straz pozarna
6ciagnela ich stamtad, a MILO
dzi ma}zohkowie JUL ,,auto~
mobilem' %powr6cili do ro-
dzinnego miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
CIElKAWE RZECZY
Il I
Maya, kr6loWa korony
pOlskiej

Dzielko ,,Marya, kr6lowa
korony polskiej" skazane ma
zniezczenie przez prokurato-
rya pruskq. $50 wyrok "a
pad1 ma nastepujace dzie1a,
skonfiskowane przez policya
d. 81. II. r. ., a przezna-
czone ola ksiegarni p. Ed
munda Mieloszyhskiego "
Sremie. Kr6lowa korony pol
skiej, ~wydawnictwo Macierzy
polskiej we Lwowie. Jan Ki-
li6ski, tamze. = Adam Mic
kiewicz: Poezye, tom III, wy
dawnictwo G.. Gebetnera i
Sp. W Krakowie. Wy
spia6ski: Warszawianka, Le-
gion, Wyzwolenie i Noe Ii
stopadowa, .wydanie autora.
- Wnosic stad MONA, re
pr2ys1owie pruskie: ,,Wir
fuerchten Niemand, nur
Gott" niezgadza sic z prawda,
albowiem prusacy obawiaja
sic r6wniez ksiazek polskich,
a napewno ~najwiecej ksiazki
O Maryi, kr6lowej korony
polskiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
Szu1ernia w klasZtOrze.

q Petersburga donosza:
Giekawy process odbedzie sic
" tych dniach v sadie PEE
tersburskim. Zarzadca pra-
w%os1awnego klasztoru Ale
ksandra Newskiego przegral
" karty 10000 rubli picnic.
dry klasztornych. Wog6le "
klasztorze o~dbywa}a sic szu-
lerka ca}emi nocami. Grail
take zakonnicy, nadto scho-
dill sic tam wyzsi oficero-
vie, nawet pewien general,
banker i komisarz policyjny
odno6nego cyrku}u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11

rzadkowane s'6sunki i PREY
jela " Chicago stanowisko.
|sluzacej. Me nadajac sic
.:atoli do takiego zawodu, zo-
sta}a wnet wydalona e sluz
by. W rozpaczy udala sic.
jeszcze raz do Buffalo. Ulo-
zzyla nowy plan, kt6rym spo-
dziewala znowu sic podniesc.
.Wstapila do nedznego cyrku,
.kt6ry pred bramami mlasta
W budzie " bardzo pierwot-
ny spos6b skleconej 2 desek
przedstawienia j pro-
.dukoWala sic tam W poly
=kaniu malych zmij j jaszczu-
rex. Lecz publicznos6 wy
drwila ia j biedna kobieta
umar}a nareszcie 2 glodu W
.najwiekszej nedzy. Znalezio-
no ia W nedznej chacie ma
ziemi ok1yta }acbmanami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
Parma ma %sprzedaz.

280 ARROW gliniastego
gruntu, z tego 100 a.
kr6w pod p}ugiem to dru-
gle jest czescia pastwiska
cze6cia krzaki do krudowa
MIA. Osiedl6 sic moze jeden
albo dw6ch gospodarzy, gdv2
SO diva domy mieAkolne j
nne z~abudowania. 81 mill do
Fairchi]d i 81 mill d. Hum
berd, Wis. W}a6ciciel zada
20 dolar6w "a akier, zap}ata
ratami, podlug um6wy. Zglo-
sic sic do ~.
~. L. Adams
.Fairchild, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
Ukaszony przez pajaka.

Nawskros zatruta krew. spowo
dowana przez ukaszenie cd pajaka
John Washington, z Bosguenville,
Tex. ut1aci}by noge, kt6ra sic sta
Ia masa ciekacych wrzod6w, gdyby
ME zosta} namowiony do spr6bo
wanna Buk]ena masci arnikowej.
On pisze; ,,Pierwsze zast6sowaDie
pomog}o, a cztery pudefka wyle
cry wszystkie rany. Csc. W ptecta
M. J. Kowalewskiego, aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11
Straszny cZyn

We Frankfurcie obla} Pc
wien robotnik z browaru
kwasem solnym swe oSmio-
dniowe nieslubne dziecko,
kt6re wskutek tego zmar}o
w6r6d okropnych meczarni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-11

.dziecko j rozszarpa4y je. Me
ludzki ojciec zdolal schronit
sic do wsi. Wie66 9 tym Wv
padkn wywolala we Wsi well
kie oburzenie.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
.SRATTUCK WILL NOT
 CLOSE ENTIRELY
Small Force Will Be Retained to Garry on Development
 Work at Property,

It was announced last evening that contrary to the expectation of few days ago the Shattuck-Arizona Min ing Company would not close down its mines completely but that a small force Of men will be retained to car " on important development work At the Denn-Arizona. belonging to the same crowd, the force win be cur tailed leaving only enough men to take care of the property and carry on diamond drill operations
 Superintendent Pattison, of both companies, announced the above de cision last evening. In talking of the matter he said:
 Although at first 1t was the inten ton to close the property down com pletely. it has been decided to retain a small force and prosecute some i'm pcrtant development work. At the present time we could not possibly keep on taking out ore, because il would be necessary to store the en tire output on the dump as we cannot make arrangements for smelting. TC go ahead producing would prove great deal more expensive than let ting the ore remain In the ground and taking it out when the smelters re sume the reduction of custom ores
 We are greatly handicapped because of the fact that our own smeiter ii not yet constructed
 At the Shattuck it is the intention to retain about twenty men to gt ahead with development work, and a | the Deun we will keep large enougi force 10 handle the diamond dril work on the HOO and the pumps" :.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
JAP OFFICIAL BREAKS
 HIS SILENCE
lContinned From First Page.l )

America was only local and tempora- ry, and their confidence in tue fair ness and justice of the Americans never deserted them, even in thoge trying days.
 At present the situation in Japan is calmer than ever. It Is impossible to find a single newspaper out oE q vast number of journals of all shades of opinion holding unfriendIy el.ti- ments toward America. l allIde to newspapers having any standing in Japan. The correct attitude of these few holders of public opinion is the most eloquent and irrefutable testi- mony of the absolutely pacific nature of the popular mood in Japan Not withstanding that some aswspapers assert that the Japanese attitude is bellicose. say again that 1t IS incon- eeivabIe'
 In conclusion. Minister Hayashi said, emphatically and positively:
 The attitude assumed by the Jap anese government, which after all, Is only reflection of public senti- ment, is that they are convinced that the cause of civilization as we'll as community interests demands lasting peace and friendship between the two nations bordering the Pacific" | In connection with this intervieg. 1t may be said that the relations be- tween United States Ambassador IOBrien and Foreign Minister Hay ashi arc increasing in friendship and cordiality. They have confidence in 'oBrien and 1t may be presumed that
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
MYSTERIOUS WAYNE" Hit of the season Theatre Royal

his way to the Schuerman house, as it was just before 2 o'clock when the encounter between the robber and Ludsey took place. Room 20. where in Ludley was sleeping is located at the north end Of the building, on the second floor. In his haste to escape, the rebber secured nothing from Lud- iey's room. which was apparently the first entered.
 The police and sheriff's office off, cials have kept up persistent hunt for the murderous thug ever since the robberies came to light. bat as yet
 have obtained no clue as to his where abouts. All surrounding points aaye been notified, and a general alarm sent out to all Arizona sheriffs. to gether with description of the thief, who is thought to be sn American. al. though he may possibly be a for. eigner
 The sheriffs office announces a re ward of $10o for the apprehension oi the thief
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
ORPHEUM CROWDED ID
 SEE ARA|A COMPANY
Standing Room Only Sign Hung Out Half an Hour Before
 Curtain Goes tip.

Every seat in the Orpheum Theatre was sold out on Sunday evening be- fore s o'clock and before the curtain went up standing room was at a prem ium to see the Armin players put on their third production in this city.
 Tom, Dick and Harry. is a laugh from start to finish and the yarious characters are portrayed in an unust,. ally clever manner by this company Of talented people.
 To describe the plot of the play in detail would require four columns of would place the possessor in the class of freaks. It reyolyes about the love of a young man for the companion of his fathers ward, and a correspond ing feeling on the part of twin broth CTS, one for his wife and the other for his fiancee. The unfortunate son who incurs the wrath of his father ac- cidentally disguises himself to resem- ble identically the twin brothers so that the various ladies of the plot are continually bestowing their affections on the wrong man.
 Lloyd Ingraham in the character of General Standhope. the iraseible old gentleman who cannot see aow any young man of the present genera ton could possibly desire to marry a young lady to whom his parent ob- jeeted, proves himself to be possess ed of rare ability. The part requires an almost constant presence on the stage and ability to remember a vast number of lines. From his makeup to the rendering of his lines and ac- tions Ingraham is the simon pure ar ticle.
 W. J. Wilson as the resoureeful son, carries himself well throughout the play making love to the various lad ies in the most ardent manneh and with remarkable ease.
 Miss Bonnie May assumes the role of the wards companion with a dainty grace and Is properly embar rassed on several occasions when she learns she has kissed the wrong man.
 Miss Erba Robeson could give Niobe of old large handicap when it comes to crying, while Eddie Mitchell and Walter Armin do nicely as twins.
 The only weak feature on the pro- gram is the speciality of the Two Ra- piers which could be a great deal more comical and attractive by the of most of the jokes.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
CAN'T FIND RANKIN.
ankacashier With Hole In Accounts
 Is Still Missing.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 11.-ofiic- CTS here have exhausted every resource and endeavor to locate D. R. Rankin. cashier Of the Merchants & Planters Bank of Lawton. who disap- peared several days ago. leaving an alleged discrepancy of s50.000 in his accounts. J. Harvey Lynch, former secretary-treasurer of the Oklahoma Federation of Labor refuses to make any statement regarding $11 900 of un- secured notes bearing his name. which were found n the bank vault afteI Rankin fed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
CLOUD ARRESTED ON ANOTHER
 CHARGE
After Preliminary Hearing On Felony Charge Is Accused of Selling Liquor Without a License-TriaI Tomorrow.

Yesterday afternoon in Justice hO gan's court J. D. Cloud who was ar rested last week on a charge of hay ing taken from Ira Sableman a dia mond ring valued at $l35 by means of threats, was given preliminary hearing. After hearing the evidence on both sides the justice took the matter under advisement until 1C o'clock this morning when he will render his decision. Another sensa tional development yesterday was the arrest of Cloud on a charge of selling liquor without a license, the com plaint having been sworn to by Dep nty Sheriff Bill White.
 Assistant District Attorney Fred Sutter. appeared in the interest of the territory; the defendant was not rep resented by counsel
 The only witness for the territory was the complaining witness. who nl ais evidence stated that he had been invited to the house by Cloud and that after playing he lost S35 and when he quit playing the proprietor insisted that the amount was S70. He stated that he wanted to SC down town and get the money, but that Cloud threatened to do him bodily harm unless he gave up the diamond ring which he had on his finger as security.
 The witnesses for Cloud were L. B MeGill, H. P Benton, Charle5 A Lewis, c. c. Valentine and Louis Fit ger. These witnesses denied the story of Sabelinan in regard to the use of threats saying that he had pu up the jewelry as security without any argument.
 After the conclusion of the testi mony. Justice Hogan announced thai he would render his decision this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Yesterday afternoon Cloud was ar rested by Deputy SherIn BIII White on a charge sworn to by the officel himself charging the defendant witf disposing of liquor without license The prisoner was arraigned in cour and pleaded not guilty. Tae case Wal then set for trial on Wednesday, Nor ember 13 and he was admitted to bal in the sum of s250, which he fur nished.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
FoR lMpRovg0 wATgRwAYs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11.-One hundred and ten delegates from twen- ty-nine cities and towns Of California to an informal convention of rivers i'm provsment and drainage, met today, and by speeches and resolutions pre- scented the California congressional delegation with views Of people re gardsEg assistance desired from the federal government to improve Cali fornia waterways and harbors
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
MYSTERIOUS WAYNE Hit of the season. Theatre Royal
WAYNE THE WIZARD
 SCORES HIT AT ROYAL

Last night the Theatre Royal pre- sented Wayne the Wizard" as its vaudeville attraction and large aud fence was present. Wayne is not only the cleTerest magician ever seen in Bisbee, but one of the cleverest in the business today and it is not put ting it too strong to say that Her mann excels him in reputation only. The feature of WayDe's act is his celebrated "Hindo Trunk Mystery. This must be seen to be appreciated The pictures and illustrated songs are entirely new and all in all the program is the strongest ever pre- sented by the Theatre Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
CONFER ABOUT CRUISE.

WASHINGTON Nov. 11.-Rea, Ad- miraI Evans, now commanding the At lantic feet, conferred with naval of ficiais today respecting the various details connected with the coming movement of the feet to the Pacific. It is understood the president, who is to leave Washington aboard the May flower to review the fleet at Hampton Roads, has invited Secretary Metcalf and Admirals Dewey. Brownson and Cowles to be his guests on the Occa- siOn
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
ARIZONA PosToFFIcEs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. f1.-(SpeeiaD A postoffice is established at Ruth erford, Yavapai county; Elizabeth Hopper. postmistress. Mary Sander son is appointed postmistress at Mo Dowell, vice H. L. Gin, resigned.