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New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
Law ATTACKS BRIDGE.
To1cn Makes Playing Cards IN
Homes Criminal.
LBy TeIerranh 70 - TrIhune. ]

Mellette, s D. April 19.-Aroused because
the bridge whist craze has taken such a hold on
the women of this town, the City Council passed
an ordinance yesterday making it a criminal Of
fence to play cards for prizes. even in the pri-
vacy Of the home. Fines and imprisonment are
provided for offenders. The town marshal re-
signed rather than take the chances Of the
wrath OF the women. who are up in arms His
successor declares he will enforce the new law.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
SUICIDE CHOSE OCEAN.

jacksonville, Fla. April ID F. Ford. OF
Philadelphia, an employe of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, committed suicide early to-day by
ieaping overheard from the Clyde Lane steamer
Comanche Just before she entered this harbor
Fords wife was aboard the ship. They took
passage on the steamer from New York The
body was recovered.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
FAST CURES RHEUNATTSM.
lOWG Woman Takes No Food for
FOrty-fUc Days.
~ Telerrnnh % 1,he Tr,bune.l !

Webster City. Iowa, April I9.-Mrs. Harriet
Niosz' OF this city, who has tasted forty-fiVe
uays ar a cure for rheumatism. yesterday broke
her long fast and began taking slight nourish-
menI During the entire time of the fast Mrs.
Sosz has done all her household work. She
zen no ill effects after the first ten days. The
last as a cure for rheumatism. has been sue
cessful
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
lEy Tolcgrarh % The T-Ibu-e-l


Lockport, y Y April 19.-The announcement
Of District Attorney Burt 6. StocIwell tonight
that he is in the race to wrest if possible the
county judReship nomination from the incum-
bent. Charles Hickey. is the first blow TO be
struck by the forces Of ex-Congr .ssman James
w. Wadsworth to regain control in Western
New York. Stockwel enters the with the
backing of the Wadsworth forces. while Hickey
is the recently elected leader of the Stevens
Porter men in Niagara. Because of this
fact Wadsworth has evidently singled out Judge
Hickey the first man against whom he viii
direct his attacks. A big fight Is imminent, and
each side is making bitter attacks on the
other StpckweIl is confident that he viii win.
II was learned tonight that ex-senator Irving
THommedieu. of Orleans. who delivered that
county's delegates to Wadsworth last fall and
was later turned down for denomination in the
seven-day deadlocked convention, is a candidate
for internal revenue collector to succeed Archie
Sanders L'Hommcdieu recently lined up with
the POrter-S Stevens men. EX-Mayor II. j. Burk-
hardt. OF Batavia. Porter man. is also a can
didate. Congressman Porter spoke here tonight
at the annual dinner of the Baptist brotherhood
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
KIlLEp IN AUTOMOBILE.

Marshalltown, Iowa, April ia c. Hunt, of
Elizabeth. N J.. foreman for the Hall Signal
Company, was instantly killed to-day when his
automobile was run down by a Chicago g.
Northwestern train.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
AIDING GOV. HUGHES.
Why the President Decided to Re
more Collector Sanders.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington April 19.-The President will pay
no attention whatever to the bitter TRADE of eX-
Congressman Wadsworth, who defeated be-
cause OF his opposition to the Meat Inspection
law. Mr.. Wadsworth yesterday gave utter
ance 10 his indignation because the head of the
administration had decided to make some
changes in the federal offices of the district
Mr.. Wadsworth formerly represented.
IF it pleases the retired congressman 10
abuse the President. he Is at liberty to do So
said an official very close to the President but
the President viii not dignity the attack by
rejoinder. As matter of fact. the Presidents
decision 70 remove Archie Sanders. the internal
revenue collector of the Rochester district. who
happens to he friend of Mr.. Wadsworth
not due To any feeling against Mr. Wadsworth.
The President merely wished to fill the place
with a good Hughes man. It is the Presidents
intention to strengthen Governor Hughes's
hands at every opportunity, and this seemed TO
be good one Mr.. Sanders's successor has been
decided upon. so the present collector will find
it just well to send ON the resignation with
out further delay. If he does not. he will be re-
moved.
AS for the Presidents announcement that he
will not retain in Office the postmasters APP
pointed on Mr.. Wadsworths recommendation.
that needs no explanation whatever. II is the
Presidents well known policy to allow the Re
publican congressman TO appoint the postmas-
ters il their respective districts. Mr. Wads-
worth has retired from Congress. and e. Repub-
Ican has succeeded him. II is no more than
right that he should control The patronage of
his district, Just 1Ir Wadsworth did when
ne was in office. 1t Is believe" that Keprescn-
tatiye Porter viii appoint good 20 the places
now held by Mr. Wadsworth's friends. and the
people OF tho towns concerned win be just a.
well served by thcir new poStmasters as by the
old ones
The attacks made by Mr. Wadsworth upou
the President VIII not mar the cordial reia tipns
which exist and have existed for long time be
tween the President ana Speaker WadsVorth
the former Cougressmau's son. The President
has high regard for Speaker Wadsworth ana
numbers him among his personal friends
Rochester. April l9-Colector Sanders was IN
Rochester this morning for the first time since
news OF his removal reached this city but he
refused To say anything about the affair He
said he might have some statement TO make
later. There have been no arrangements for
transfer of the Office, and no iutmation has been
given mere as to who viii De the next collector
The transfer Will take about three days time.
and the date and the ceremony will probably he
announced when MI. Sanders returns to ROch-
ester next Tuesdays
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
ANOTHER CLEW TO MARVIN BOY.
~ Telegraph ID "a TrIbuneI


Dover Del, April l9-There a development
In the Marvin kidnapping case to-day. when let
ter was received from the chief OF police of Glovers-
VILE N Y, stating that he believes he has the
missing child. The letter contains characteristics
OF the Marvin boy shown in conversations with the
police matrOn at GlOversville.
The photograph does not wholly correspond with
that of Horace Marvin. but otherwise everything IS
corroborated, even to Hello etc the pet name
of DR.. Marvin for the child Myes Standish, of
New York brctheT-in-law OF Dr. Marvin. was
asked tonight to go TO GloversvilIe.
State Detective Lore of New Jersey and as
sistant came here to-day to work the
Gloversville, n. Y, April 19.AlexandeT H. Allen
who gives his occupation a travelling vender Of
gas mantes is being held by the police of this city
as the suspected abductor of Horace Marvin. jr
Allen came TO GlOveTsville two weeks ago accom-
panied by woman and small boy. They took
furnished rooms. and soon came under the survel-
lance of the police as possibly abductoTs of the
Marvin boy. photograph Of the boy secured
and forwarded yesterday TO DIR. Marvin. and Myles
Standish, of New York. Is now on his here
Allen attempted to leave the city in the mean time
and was arrested
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20
The MEM LONG ISLAND.

It's wonderful development. future and Real
Estate values. In ths Brooklyn Eagle syery satur-
day.-Advt- \
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
ia vCntz LaG made &c famous."-Adgt- -
New-York tribune., 1907-04-20

Lieutenant James MeCanerty, who has been
placed in charge of the detective bureau. is a
man with an excellent record. particularly in
handling murder cases. Appointed to the police
force on March Is. 1856. he was detailed to the
Mulberry street station. then to the East 35th
street station and later to the West 152d street
station. where he showed ability in handling
difficult cases. on June 10 1891 MeCaGerty
was detailed to the detective bureau, and in De-
cember. 1891. was appointed a detective HeF-
geant-
McCanerty arrested Roland B. 1IolinsuL In
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

strength since the meeting of the Duma. Its handful of representa-. tives have shown unexpected activity and impotence, have created scandals nearly every day, and have succeeded in delaying the Dumas work.
 The government from the Tsar dovnwards has showered honors on the party. The Tsar few weeks ago. nominated as member of the Council of State, the notorious Jew batter, 'Pikhno. of Kieff." whose news paper. the ''Keiylanin,'' calls for "po- sroms' every day.
 Premier Stolypin has been busy ex- changing complimentary teIegrams with the leaders of the Union in the Provinces. The Minister of Justice hes refused to arrest the murderers of Herzenstein, Jewish member of the first Duma, and the murderers of M. Tollos. another Jewish member, though known to be members of the Union have likewise escaped arrest.
 The emissaries of the Union are free on ali state railways. Many of them are furnished with authorizations from the Security De partment protecting them against DO lice interference, and initiating them into the administrative secrets of the towns they visit. The result is that the organization is spreading to every part of Russia, and that no local of ficial dares to dispute its authority.
 The speeches of the Unions repre- in the Duma have con tained daily threats of a massacre at Easter. NJ Perishkeyitch has twice reclared that ''the people will exact vengeance at Easter"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05
REASON MESCAL IS ON WATER
 WAGON
Undertaken Kept Cases On Him and Figured On a Funeral Floated Around and Saw Things That Were Not Real.

A few short weeks ago | had to go to the doctor every morning to find out if were alive, and some times. he had to take the matter under ad- yisement. l had been kept up on stimulants for twenty years or thar abouts." I had looked upon the wine when it was red, the lager when it loaned and the red terror W ilen Il beaded. It takes fortitude and prep aration to go up against a restaurant breakfast in Douglas. about nine stiff tumbiers, however, followed up with table full of gunpowder, gets yon into frame of mind to tackle, the omnipresent, omnicient, insoluble and impenetrable, beef steak. mutton chop, pork chop, ham an bacon and liver" When you get so wIIG yon can't tell the difference between case eggs over and hot cakes straight up, then you are ready for breakfast.
 But I have quit. A thousand gal Ions of the burning beverage lying at the point of decomposition in Doug las, testify that I have quit. and the doctor says I am still alive. I qmt in the chosen niche of opportunity and at the tide of human desperation. Yes, it was tough. 1 was raised on the bottle and was harder to wean than Texas yearling Then like cowboys, and cowboys sociability Bartenders in Douglas are mostly re. formed cowboys, who came away from Texas. changed their names and straightened out their legs, when the deputy sheriffs got SD bad, Pap couldn't raise crap down there any more" and they became bartenders.
 Now I have been around a rodeo camp some. and when one of those boys goes mixin'' a gin fizz ana and singing "sorter. low Jumped in the saddle, an I let d little yell,' the angel Gabriel would forget himself and reach for that fizz, the while the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

The trail from coast to coast has ibeen tramped many a time by such odd souls as he. and this trip was not begun with the idea of making any time record, but to demonstrate that it was possible for a blind man. unat-
 tended by man or beast, to walk safe
 iy across this great country. much of
 which is wild and inhabited. before
 starting on this perilous journey, Hay
 ward declared that he would accom-
 plish it, and walk every step of the
 way possible for man. This he has
 all but done.
 His destination will be either San
 Pedro CT Santa Monica, which he ex-
 poets to reach about May Is. Hay
 ward claims to have footed it all the way from Savannah except across the Mississippi. at vicksburg, where there
 is no bridge. and across the Ala
 bama, at Selma, where the railroad authorities refused to allow his to walk over their bridge. He also ad- units another exception. Arriving at Tucson, with the memory of the des- erts hardships still fresh in his mind, and another dreary waste stretching warningly before him, he gave 1t all ID as fools work, and rode out of hat place on top of water car on a passenger train. At Bedrock, about
 hirty miles out of Tucson, he was put off by the train crew, which he | charges to a hobo who happened to l be a fellow-passenger. on the car. | rested by his ride, the blind tourist | again took up the tramp, determined i that all things were possible to him | who never said die.
 Hayward says he started his journey | almost free of baggage, as hotels and l restaurants were found at convenient 1 distances in the East, but when he | reached Pecos City, in the sparsely | settled West Texas country, he con cluded that he must have better eat | ing and sleeping accommodations, so he took on supplies to the amount of | 10 or 50 pounds. But the load soon | proved too much for him, and at | royah he had a wbeelbarrow made | that he could wheel on the rail. The | served him almost to Deming, when the railroad company | ordered it off the track
 He does not walk on the ground, put on the rails. balancing himself | with long stick, one end in his hand l and the other on the ground
 Hayward met with no accident of 1 any consequence in his travels, but says he endured plenty of hardships. l
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

aroma of the omnipresent cigarette pervades the morning air. Such temptations were too strong for my happy nature. Then we'd have to have another, and then, while for brief span Morpheus locked me in an embrace of steel, sweet sleep took her flisht and precious peace stood aghast on the ridge pole, while other sinners were sending up roof ripping snores of crystalized content.
 And the deacon of my church ad- monished me, and my grass widow lacked me ap" f;fghtfully, and the Salvation Army threw out it's life line of prayer which swished around my "trilbys" like a basket of side winders in the desert trail on cloudy night
 And they all proceeded to tell me what mighty leader of men, what shining mark, what an expounder of western ethics, what a lady killer and all round four-flush dandy would be if I only didn't"
 And those who cut under me the keenest in the struggle against the powers of evil, were framing gene gyrics for me when should fold my hands on grOsgrain black crayat fin my cosy coffin. And the undertaken kept constant and unerring cases on me. also in communication with a well to do uncle of mine, and dragged myself about like a man dressed up in a linen duster and Ore gon boots, and my heart would thump like a gas engine for a while. then stand still till I had to get kicked with a mule to start 1t up again. And I'd sleep in my overalls, because, when I'd pull up my leg with a view to ramming it into their labarynthine depths it would stick on me till it re- quired the landlord, the nigger porter and the hired girl tn straighten il
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Frank Pourroy, deceasedL Notice is hereby given by the under signed administrator of the Estate of Frank Pourroy, deceased, to the cred. ftors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pub fcation of this notice to the said administrator at the office of Joseph F.. Morrison, attorney at law, Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place. for the transaction of the business of said estate. in said county of Cochise.
 HUGH I. DUGAN, Administrator of the Estate of Frank, Pourroy, deceased. SAP. First publication May 5, 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

of a pint bottle and cigarette tray for bed fellows, now have a bah pup and a Maltese cat. l have bought a grave plot on the installment pBsn and am coming right up in the world. only hope they won't spring me for congress, however, till I get my new suit of sS.9S clothes from Shears Sawbuck & Go.
 Now, with rents at $17.00 per front foot lights $500 per each lightning bug power, water $10.00 per cubic yard. dog tax s2.00 anl license $300 per year on the end of your tongue in Douglas, all for the booze dealer to pay, and the likes of me a quit tin, what are the poor boys going to do2
 MESCAIs.-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05
Jut, dIIU
 My ankles swelled up, Like a '.pizened pup


 Like ''pizened pup"
 And, and.- -wefi, I OUT.
 For about four days thereafter I thought was fin q balloon with no bottom to it, falling, falling, falling, till | brought up on the same old ground, with new surroundings. Everything began to come nny way immediately. My shoes grew too large, also my hat In less than two proud possessor of a fully paid up, non-assessabie, non-transferabIe, non combustible meal ticket. A few days later three different dime show sea son tickets were FIthIessIy thrust upon me. Then on Sunday mornings bloomed forth gorgeousIy in the North East quarter of the northeast quarter of one of EFvey's auto-go- spells and I found myself on the War Cry dead head list The next day I found a whole book of brand new tickets over the Douglas city whizz line. The mayors dog even made up with me, and the sucker brigade which Tushes down to read stock quotations every morning with a blasted peanut and Mexican two bit piece in their pockets, took their hats off as I approached. Seventy eight barrels of beer over at the brew cry went to vinegar, ten cases of Mescal imported on the presumption that would not quit were sent back to spoil in their native land. I seemed to become the general man ager of a miracle factory. Over Sl,133.O0 were put up and won on my staying qualities. My right shoulder which was decidedly lower thar it's partner, the result of carrying quart bottles in my right coat pocket. has resumed it's normal altitude, instead
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

 l 0 al advances GOS which makes ten and this Sale Real Bargain
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05
The Annual Spring Sale of Under-Mus1ins This Week

Ever Had in this Section, Why? Bigger than we Have Ever Be-
 Perfect in Quality and Low
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

The above is the unique introduc- ton that middle-aged blind man, who was seen in the streets of Yuma yesterday morning, had printed in large plain letters upon wide leath- CT belt ginded about his body, and it pretty well tells its own story.
 This surely is an age of eccentrici- ties, to say the least, when man to tally blind will undertake to walk from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast, all alone. Harvard claims to be the first of his kind bold enough, fool hardy enough. or whatever the word, to make the attempt, and thinks he will be the last-at least, he declares he wouldn't try 1t again for five thou sand dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05
CARD OF THANKS.

Peter Barbieur and daughter. Lucy, thank their many friends for kind ness shown them during the illness and after the death of the wife and mother, at Bakersville. GA
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05
LARGE GAINS IN PASSING
 BAD NOTES
Swindlers In Vienna Use Can ceied Russian Paper Money and Realize a Million Dol lars From Their Victims.
Especial Cable to Reyiew.) By I. P. s. CorreepondeDts


 VIENNA, May 4.-An ingenious method of doctoring bank notes was the means of defrauding bankers in this city of big sums.
 The bankers changed a quantity of Russion 3-rouble notes of the 1898 is- sue for cash, but afterwards discov- cred that the notes had been can eeIed. as the issue had been with drawn. The cancellation was done by perforating the notes. but they had been made to look valid by cutting pieces from other notes Of the same issue and pasting them under the per forated part so that the holes would not be noticed.
 It is believed that nearly 8 million dollars worth of these notes have been put into circulation III T,ussia and Austria, and the worst part of the matter is that they cannot be called forgeries because both the notes themselves and the patches which made them look valid were is sued from the Imperial bank. Per haps after this the bank will adopt a more effective method of cancelling their old notes.
 ST. PETERSBURG, May 4.-South and West Russia are inundated with agents of the Union of the Russian people amply supplied with funds ana with literature calling for a great patriotic demonstration" on Russian Easter Sunday. which falls tomorrow. By patriotic demonstration is meant a demonstration against the Jews which will easily degenerate into an open 'pogrom." According to these enissaries, the Duma will be dis solved on Easter Sunday, and repre- sentative government entirely abol- ished, and this is to be taken as signal for the extermination of Jew ish revolutionists.
 The Union of the Russian people has gained enormous accession of
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05

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

Up the Canyon, down the Canyons- helD T. E- T. get the franchise (Adv.I
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-05
FOOLHARDY UNDERTAKING
 OF GEORGIA BLIND MAN
Reaches Yuma In Attempt to Walk
 Alone Across Continent.

YUMA, May 4.-"From coast to coast afoot. Totally blind. Left Sa- vannah, Georgia. November 16, 1906. G. N. Hayward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
MINI, IN HANDS Of
| 'TitBOR COUNCIL

sold 20 members Of the unions at
40 cents per share.
Enough of this stock viii be sold
to complete the development ot tho
nine and the spur track to the
Northern Pacific over which tho
company viii ship 90 Seattle.
Officials 81 tho Northern Pacific
have promised their cooperation
Ia ,ailowlne lho road under con.
struction hy tho mining company to
connect with their road. and IN
furnishing cars when needed
shipments from the mine Viii
begin immediately
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BRIEFS BY WIRE

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States troops az Fort Leavenworth
yesterday sitting m a saddle
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in Inspecting tho defenses az Ma
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Alaska. has fined Louis II, Pratt an
attorney. $500 for contempt of court
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answer certain questions IN a case
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