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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
MINE ACCIDENT CLAIMS SEVEN

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, May 1.-SeVen men, all foreigners, are imprisoned in the FoustweIl mine of the Berwind- White Coal company in Somerset county. Their fate is not known nor will it be until a vast quantity Of water has been pumped out, and this may require couple of days Mean while there is the widest excitement among the relatives and friends of the imprisoned men:
 Pumps have been going steadily since the accident, but they are not making much headway, and it is not known how great body of water remains to be removed. The cause of the flooding of the mine will not be known until the rescuing party can gain an entrance.
 At 2:45 o'clock Mine Supt Meighan who is at the head nf the rescuing party, succeeded in getting a slgnai over the pump line and at that time it was known that some of the men were alive.
 The signals from the mine ceased tonight, however. and it is believed that the men are dead.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02

she had been arrested for insisting that physician be called to treat her sister and afterwards because she had demanded to be left alone by the body to grievc.
 Her borther-in-law, Robert Mcbride, made the charge that the woman had been drinking. Mrs. Chesam was held for further examination tomorrow, and tonight the Coroner issued a burial certificate after an autopsy by Dr. A. bert T. Weston. The law says an adult is not compelled to call medi- cal assistance, even in extreme cases.
 Mrs. Chesam, weeping but seemingly not for herself, was arraigned in court late in the morning. The arrest had been made at the apartment house shortly before.
 Ny sister was i'll. dying, I knew" she exclaimed, .but ignoring my pro test. they would not call in a physi- clan. but instead, came Christian Science Headers. She was my sister and l had a right to SC her. For a week they starved her, except for the food that I could smuggle in to her I nursed her day and night, and wanted Dr. Arthur Shrady called ip, but they would not listen to it."
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
HEARST NUT SURE HE iS STILL \
 DEMOCRAT
Declares He Is a Follower of Jefferson and h Liacoln's Day He Would Have Been a Republican.

SYRACUSE, N. Y., May 1.-William R. Hearst, replying to former Mayor James K McGuire of this city who re- gently declared that he could not sup port MT Hearst any longer, because, he said, MT Hearst is not a Democrat. but that he was for MT. Bryan strong, because MT. Bryan is for the initiative end referendum, said
 '1 am not a candidate for any office whatever, so there would be no op- portunity for Mayor Mcclure to favor me with his valued support, even if he were in complete agreement with my principles and purposes. Then again Mayor Mcclure may be quite right in his assumption that I am not a Democrat.
 Follower of Jefferson.
 T am firm believer in the princi ples which Jeffersan enunciated, the principles which Lincoln revived. in terpreted and exemplified. I believe absolutely not only in Jefferson's the. ory of equal rights for all and special privileges to none but in its practical application to every phase of public policy. I believe in Jefferson's ov ernment for the greatest good of the greatest number, and in LincoIn's gov ernment Of the people, by the people and for the people. I would have been t Democrat in Jefferson's day and a Republican in Lincoln's day but whether I can properly be classi fled as a Democrat in the presen, day is a matter which admit is subject to legitimate doubt
 For the iniative.
 .In conclusion let me say that jr my opinion there is no question about the value of the initiative and refer endum, and, let me add, I have advo cated the same measure for many years, and, what is more to the point we have succeeded in Los Angeles where I have a newspaper, in putting these measures into such practical operation that they are embodied ir in the city charter and employed in the city government"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
WILDLY LEAP II ESCAPE THE
 FLAMES
Fire in Chicago Restaurant Drives Women Frantic
 With Fear.

CHICAGO, May Twenty women were injured in a fire that broke out at 255 Wabash avenue today. The first floor of the building is occupied by the Story & Clark Piano company, and the three upper floors by the Octus Lunch Club, patronized exclus- lively by women. When the flames were discovered more than 200 women, i1- cluding employees, were in the place. A panic ensued and number Of the women leaped from the windows. It Is not believed that many of the in- iured will die, but this is not yet defin- itely established. 4 later dispatch says that Miss Mary Studemeyer, who was thought by Mrs. Mataney, who was with her when the fire started, to have perished in the fire, escaped, although bodily injured.
 The loss on the building and con tents is estimated at s40,0e0.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
WEST POINT CADETS
 PUNISHED FOR COURTESY

WEST POINT, N. T., May 1.-Sey. eral gallant cadets who loaned their handsome gray oyercoats to girl friends recently on the occasion of a visit to the institution by a beyy of buds, when the weather was chilling, will have to face trial before the acad- emy couft
 ington have been notified of the Iu,. dent and have upheld the command ant in his determination to try the youthful soldiers and punish them for their gallantry. Five other cadets succeeded in getting their coats back before the academy officers could get their names, so will escape trial
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
K|BbEY'S PARTY Oh POLITICAL
 MISSION
Secretary Nichols Will Guage Strength of Foraker Boom In Cochise Couny-Clafk is Mentioned for Governor.
Special to Review, ],


 PHoENIX, Ariz., April SO.-t xciu- sive Dispatch )-Since the departure of Governor Kibbey and Secretary ". F. Nichols for swing around the cir Gle in the southern tier of counties, local Republican politicians, especial ly that class who are not over friend ly to the Kibbey administration. are openly charging that the Governor and Secretary are making the trip Tor the purpose of knowing for them selves the exact strength of the For aker boom, which had it's origin in the northern part of the territory and has received favorable mention in several Arizona counties, especially among the leading Republicans in Co chise county, including R. A. Kirk, chairman of the County Central Com mittee. Mayor c. L. Caven, of Bis bee, and Hoyal A. Smith, of Warren
 It is charged here that the Reose- welt administration at Washington wants to know for sure if the Arizona administration will be able to deliver the goods at the next National Repub- lican convention, and Secretary Mich ols has been induced to make the trip with the governor for the purpose of correctly gauging the strength of the Foraker boom in Cochise county, where the Secretary was former res ident for many years.
 While in Tombstone the Secretary Is expected to see Geo. B. Wilcox. clerk of the District Court, and Judge F. M. Doan, also Mr. Gardner, of the huachuca water Company. in Bis bee the Governor and Secretary are to call on Hoval A. Smith, M. E. Gas sidy, Col. L. w. Powell, R. A. Kfe and numerous lesser lights for the correct report on the relative strength as between Foraker and Taft. In Clifton, consultation is billed between Col NJ !. Egan, Tom Smith and Supt. Bennie, of the Shan non
 Upon the return of the party to Phoenix the Secretary is expected to advise the White House the result Of his political investigations. So far. it is understood here, that all Roose- velt' appointees, especially postmas- ters and clerks of the court in the several counties, have assured the Governor and Secretary that they will be able to swing their respective counties against Foraker at the prop CT time, all of which WAS especially pleasing to the ears of the Governor and Secretary, and will in turn be pleasing to the ears of the Strenuous One.
 Another choice bit of political gos- sip which is going the rounds here is that Governor Kibbey earnestly de- sires to yacate the Governors office and that the trip of the Attorney Ger eral of the Territory to Washingts last week, ostensibiy on legal bw ness for the Territory, was taken q -antage of by him to learn what hh chances would be to receive the ap- pointment
 It is understood that Kibbey is will ing to step out immediately provided that Attorney General Clark can be named as his successor.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
SAYS LOS ANGELES GIRL
 ROBBED HIM OF LARGE SUM

FRESNO, May 1.-John Bennett, a Bakersfield capitalist, reported to the police tonight that he was robbed ot $500 on the Southern Pacific train on his way to Fresno today by young woman whose acquaintance he made on the train.
 He said she gave her name as Nel lie Everts, and said she was on her way from Los Angeles to San Fran. cisco
 Bennett described her as young and pretty
 He did not miss the money for some time after he had left the train.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
RICH ORE UNCOVERED.
Cananea-Bisbee Gets Rich Body Sul-
 phides in Shaft No. 2.

LA CANANEA, May 1.-( Special )- This morning the miners at work in Shaft No. of the Cananea-Bisbee property, in which ". B. Thompson, J. k. Thompson, of New York, and NJ. J. Cunningham of Bisbee are heavily interested. struck body of rich sul- phide ore in the shaft at an approxi' mate depth of TO feet. The shaft and drifts on the 150 level have been in low grade concentrating ore for sev- eTal days. but the strike today is the first rich sulphide encountered on the property.
 The cross-cutting on the 15G leve at the other shafts on the same prop, erty has been discontinued for the present and the shafts are to be sunE to a depth of three hundred feet be fore any more drifting or cross-cutting Is commenced.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
TOO MUCH FOR THE PUP
Chicago millionaire Dog" Dies from
 Effect Of High Living

CHICAGO, H., May 1.-Bill Watts, Chicago's millionaire" canine, who d year ago inherited s20,O00 from the estate of his late master, George C.. Watts, died today. Wealth dId not agree with Bill. The pleasure of burying and digging up a bone was denied him. Instead he was pamper- ed and fed on luxuries. This fare was too rich for his blood King, MT. Watts hore, remain penioner of the etate. He draws $500 year.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
'HEALERS" WERE
 HER ONLY DOCTORS None But PraCtionerS of Mrs, Eddy'S Church Allowed
 in Sick Room.

NEW YORK, May 1.-Out of lhe death, on Saturday. of Mrs. Jla:a Mo Bride. owner Of large apartment house at Eightieth street and Proad- way, came to day the revelation that woman for nearly week i'll of pnerI- monia had been treated exclusively by Christian Scientists.
 Knowledge of this came to the au- thorities as a result of the arrest for tisorederly conduct of her sister, Mrs. Alice Chesam. said to be member of a professional women's league and a lecturer Mrs. Chesam first declared
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
couLp WINS chAMPIoNsHIP

LONDON, May 1.-In the finals of the contest for the international anna teur court tennis championship games today, Jay Gould won from Pennell, the champion of 1904, in three straight sets, The score in each were 6-1. A
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02
DIEKEMA ELECTED.
Prominent Michigan Republican will
 Succeed william Alden smith.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April 30.- Gerrit P. Diekema, a member of the Cuban claim commission and seven years chairman of the RepuDncan state committee, was elected to con gress in a special election today and succeeds William Alden smith. He received 1900 majority over George P. Hummer. This city in which Hum mer lives went against Diekema, but the county vote saved him: :,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Ady.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02

Up the canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.j
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-02

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv9
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-07

o. d. Whitney returned Saturday
night from a trip to Iowa.
Mrs. j. A. Manning came up Sun
day morning from Carlsbad.
G. w. Dicken went to Dexter Sat,
urday night n returned today.
Phone the Spring River Sanftarium
when you a a trained nurse. 59tf
w. B. Mikesell, of Dexter, was in
town today attending to business.
Sell us your old stoves and neat
ers when you install gas.-Makin's
john R. Mooney, of Seneca, Mo-,
arrived Saturday night to prospect.
NJ. Schloss and Edwin Weidman,
of Dexter, spent Sunday in Roswell.
Don't fail to see our list of bar
gains in this issue.-Carlto1 & Bell.
Judge Emmett Patton spent Sun
day with his wife and babies at Hag-
erma1.
Miss Margaret HinSOn returned
Sunday morning from a trip to Hag-
Joseph Richards returned Sunday
morning from a business trip to
Carlsbad.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Norman return
ed Sunday morning from a visit in
Carlsbad.
Complete change If program Mon
days and Thursdays. 1Oc admission.
At Majestic. 63t3
Fred Williamson arrived Saturday
night on a business trip to southern
points.
George Stanford, of Hagerman, left
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Old Indian River Rye.-Oriental.

Old Indian River Rye.-Oriental.
w. NJ. Langdon, of Dallas, is here
looking after business.
Bruce Jones and Mack Lock re
turned on the auto Sunday from a bu-
siness trip to Carrizozo.
Communion was observed at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing, and the occasion was marked by
the addition of IA members.
Mutual Life Insurance Co., came up
from Ell Paso this morning on bust
ness with Edgar Calfee, the local
agent.
Mrs. Lucy Guerrant and children
arrived Sunday night from Danville,
Va, for an extended visit with c.
S. Walmagott and family. They spent
last summer in Roswell.
Rev. Jonn w. Smith preached to
a full house at the Southern NJ. E,
church Sunday morning. His subject
was, IL Up" IoOh anu HApCCI
ant Eye" Text, Acts 1:10.
F. E. Baker left on the automobile
this afternoon for TularOsa, to re-
ceive a big bunch of lambs and wetn-
ers he bought of the Apache Indians
on the Mescalero reservation.
Rev. H. F. VermilliOn may have
been little mixed at times il mis-
church work yesterday, but it was ex-
cusable, for a fine large girl arrived
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at his home yesterday morning.

at his home yesterday morning.
c. S. Walmagott leaves tomorrow
for a point IS miles northwest of
Roswell, where he has contracts to
acre each for different parties. He
expects to be gone six weeks.
H. P. Porter, the man for whom an
automobile was SEM to Portales a
few days ago., has bought the ma
chine from the Roswell Automobile
Co. to use in the real estate business
at Portales. 1t was a Gale make, of
the Model E, touring car style.
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. LOCAL NEWS s


Nine year old Rippy.-Oriental.
Nine year old Rippy.-Oriental.
Nine year old Rippy.-Oriental.
Nine year I'D Rippy.-Oriental.
Boellner, the Jeweler, has it
cheaper. 37tf
H. Elrick, of Dexter, was a Sunday
visitor here.
E. F. Hardwick returned sunday
from Artesia.
L. w. Holt came up from Hagerman
this morning.
Holden buys AID sells R. R. tick
cts, 222 Main st. 6Otf
Cedar Brook, formerly w. H. Nc
Brayer.-Oriental. 59tf
Mrs. c. c. Emerson went to Carls-
bad Saturday night.
T. NJ. Daniel went to Amarillo
Sunday on business.
morning from Pecos.
G.. S. Moore went to Artesia Satur-
day night on business.
Miss Lille Ward went to Carlsbad
Sunday night to nurse.
R. V. Crowder, of Lake Arthur,
spent Sunday il Roswell.
You'll find it at Makin's. Everything
for everybody. Phone 227. soft
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Sunday morning on a business trip
to Amarillo.
Miss Margaret Mccormick left
| Sunday night for her home in Mid
land, Texas.
If you buy right you can always
sell for a profit. Buy real estate from
Carlton & Bell.
w. A. Greenwood came down from
Amarillo Saturday night to look af-
ter business matters.
W. ]. Johnston, of London, Texas.
arrived in the city Saturday night to
visit friends several days.
J. H. DeBord. of Dexter, is here
taking care of a sick friend, who re-
Gently came from tae East.
Miss Belle Parker returned to Hag-
erman Sunday night, after spending
a few days with relatives here.
Mrs. w. N. Baldwin left this morn
ing for Denver, Colorado, to spend 2
"SShS WIFI ISld1lNSS anu 1IlS1uS
S. w. Holder came up from Lake
Arthur Sunday morning, accompanied
by A. J.. Basel, of Saltwater, o. T.
Mrs. J. F. Brogdon and Mrs. S. A.
Ditmore returned Saturday night from
a visit with their father at Hereford
FOR RENT Two nice rooms, furn-
isned for light housekeeping. APP
ply at Western Grocery Co.. 63tf
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Rabb, son and
daughter went to Elida Sunday morn
Charles DeFreest returned Sunday
night from a business trip to Kansas,
ors.
Look over our list of bargains, in
this paper, right now, and "Act, act
in the living DISQUALIFICATION &
Bell.
FOR SALE One good milk COW,
gentle, good mixer, gives about
4 gal. milk a day. 2O4 w. Alameda.
| 63t3*
Miss Ethel Van Epps returned to
her home in Dayton Saturday night,
after a short visit with Roswell
friends.
Miss Frances Bailey went to Hager-
man Saturday night to make a visit
...+L NT=-- NJ:J1:z
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Watson, who
have beer here for some time, left
Sunday night for their future home
at Dexter.
clerking in a store in Carlsbad, came
up his morning to remain at home
for two months.
J. w. Walters left Sunday for his
home in Shawnee, O.. T. Mrs. Walters
will continue her visit in Lakewood
possibly a month
Mrs. Z. F. Deem went to Hagerman
Saturday night to spend two or three
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Amis.
Mrs. T.. A. Stanford arrived Satur-
day night from Erie, Pa, and was
met here by her husband, who a
located at LAX Arthur.
Mrs. ]. A. P~urvialce and son, Frank
O~benchain, returned Saturday night
from a months visit in Sherman, Wa
co and other Texas cities.
Capt. N. J. Fritz came up this morn
ing from Hagerma1 to attend the first
meeting of the county commissioners
in the new year and term.
A large crowd witnessed h dress
parade at the Military Institute Sun
day night. The boys gave their drill
in a manner pleasing to all.
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Doctors Preparinc to BANQUET,

The Chaves County Medical Soci-
ETY. will hold a business meeting We'd
nesday evening in the office of Dr..
j. w. Kinsinger, after which the so
ciety will nold its annual banquet at
the Grand Contra Hotel.
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Odd Fellows Initiate Tonight.

The Roswell Lodge l. o. O.. F., will
mold it's annual installation of of
ficers il Odd Fellows Hall. 1t will be
public and will be followed by the
serving of refreshments.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-07

Complete change of program Mon
days and Thursdays. 10c admission.
At Majestic. 63t3
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MR.,

We are making special low prices
on Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books.
all Blank books, and Office supplies.
See us frst.-IngersOlPs Book Store.
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TICKETS. TICKETS, TICKETS.

R. R. Tickets to all points north
and east. Holden, 222 Main. 60tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-09
OPINIONS OF BANKER cLEws.

Writing of banker
well illustrated by the
difficulty large in dis
counting mentioned the
minimum largest strongest corresponding
described fraugh with
Writing week later however, Mr. cws adopted modified tone
ON the samesu subject in
cent but this high rate is partly
cauta apply
the financial The high rates Tor r
unqusionaby circles is
failures the increase This
expected reflect general unndness but
wedding overang
confidence win doubt
require repose
important liquidation securities it
heavy and that
further
other important financial centers including london and
money related it follows
until the REIMBURSEMENT been
moreeo complete al each OF various points,
opinions political phase the business situation, they
appear Mr.. clews decidedly
nteresing On
which this city
although sensational
profits situation
connection with the
individuals
President the successful
added protection for the holders of
thinking
his policy and the beneficial results
policy of
trouble the that Wall Street and the country at
reaction
policy officials
evil will eaou and has the additional
stockholders
nows responsible.
On September olews giving disturbing
reai iquida
ion o Securities concludes thus:
towards the railroads
discounted the shocks
quarter Nevertheless watch the political
movements of the Government
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HILo WHARF PLAN SATISFACTORY.

both the Ho papers
regard the Hio wharf by Gov
with the nteland
the capital of the Big Island
and did
in without
sideringt the obect to be gained.
The
$4,000 in
the upkeep of the wharf
will
be increased
the public nasmuh as
Ho
of government
be what
L
expenditure justified despite the
in by the time
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-09
OLD AND NEW BILLS OF HEALTH

Evolution, revolution, or whatever it
of government documents is very no
ticeable in the customs bills of health
| issued at the present time to vessels
clearing over those issued sixty years
ago.
The following bill of health was un-
earthed in the Custom House last
week, which was issued to the ship
Niobe at New York, November 81, 1916,
which vessel went from there to Eu-
rope and came to this port later:
District of New York.
To all the faithful in Christ to whom
these presents may come:
Whereas, 1t is pious and just to bear
witness of the truth, lest error and
deceit overthrow it; and, whereas, the
ship Niobe of Boston, of which Wells,
under God, is master, is now ready to
depart from the port of the city of
New York, and, if God pleases, to sail
for Cork and other places beyond the
seas, with seventeen persons, includ-
ing the master of said Niobe: We
therefore, to you all, by the tenor of
these presents, do make known that
(praise be to God no plague nor any
dangerous or contagious. disease at
present exists in said port.
Given under our hands and seals of
office this 21st day of November, the
seyenty-first year of the independence
OF the United States of America.
j. w. TASMAN, Collector,
LEONARD LEE, Naval officer.
The following bill of health issued
at the Custom House to the steamer
Spokane, which sailed for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports, shows the form of
the present bill of health:
Custom House,
Port of San Francisco.
To all to whom these presents shall
come:
Whereas, The American steamer
Spokane of New York, of which N E.
Cousins is master, is now ready to de-
part from the port of San Francisco
for Victoria, B. c., and other places
beyond the sea, with crew of sixty
persons, including the master of said
vessel and passengers: We, therefore,
by these presents, do make known and
certify that no plague, nor any other
dangerous or contagious disease in an
epidemic form, at present exists in the
said port
Given under our hands and seals of
office, this 18th day of September. 1907.
N. S. FARLEY,
Deputy Collector of Customs.
E. w. MASLIN,
Deputy Naval officer.
Religious forms, so much used in for
mer days, seem to have given way 10
merely a plain statement of facts.-s.
f. Commercial News.
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Yachting Hawaii coming into its Efforts
will
between eontes
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York. said: II convinced that
against them According
that "even if the should be
their
warhp Honolulu fairly % placed
N an lily secure