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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23
ORPHEUM OPENS AS
 VAUDEVILLE HOUSE
New Theater Starts on Its Career This Evening-Fine
 Program Promised,

In accordance with the announce ment of the management of a few days ago. the formal opening of the new Orpheum Theatre as a vaudeville house will take place this evening. During the past few days workmcn have been engaged with the work of installing the new onera chairs as we'll as laying the carpet and making other improvements which were de layed by the non-arrival of the sea;s from the east.
 When the work of placing the chairs in position was complete1 last F,yCI:- ing and the aisies were carpeted, the Orpheum presented the appearance of a most modern and up-to-date estab- lishment. However, owing to congest- ed traffic on the railroads the chairs for the balcony have been delayed in transit, and that portion of the house will be the same as it has been until such time as the railroad company can deliver the seats.
 It has been the object of the man. agement of this show house to give to the people of Bisbee the best vaude- vile show that can possibly be se- cured and judging from the past per formances of those scheduled to hold the boards this evening the theatre people have attained their object. The Stewart Sketch Team" which halls from Los Angeles, is considered one of the best combinations of vaudeville artists in the southwest, and there seems to be but little doubt that they will please the people of Bisbee. Miss Edna Mcdonald has earned a reputa- tion as a most competent entertainer while Murphy and Francis of Chicago also come with the best of records.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23
SPEAKS AT SACRAMENTO

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Aug. 22.- Vice President Fairbanks has ac- cepted an invitation to deliver an ad- dress before the National Irrigation Congress at Sacramento, Cal, on Sep temDer 2. 7-s....s... .
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23
TOURNAMENT |S NEARING END
 ROUND
Browning Is Defeated by Ney- Ian, While Cummings Sue cumbS to PattiSon = Big Games Are on for Tonight,

The third evenings play in the big pool contest being held at the Elks' Club saw Browning defeated by Ney- Ian, and Cummings suecumb to Pat tisop. leaving only four more games to be played before the drawing for the second round of the tournament will be on. This evenings games promise to be the most brilliant and interesting in the tournament, as sew eral of the best players are matched against each other. and speculation is rife as to which one of the four will be declared down and out in the first round.
 Owing to his long residence in the Huachuca Mountains, where he has made his home for the past year with out any opportunity to practice Browning made a very poor showing while his opponent played a steady game throughout. The final score stood Neylan, 100 Browning, 54. Dur ing the course of the game the winner equaled the high run made so far 1T the tournament, and made the higf average up to the present time.
 The second game between PattisoI anu IuiuLulhSS piONSN NO OS NAS AAASS exciting and interesting, the final re suit being in doubt until the las couple of frames, when Pattison SC
 cured a lead and went out. When tn
 game opened the sentiment was abou
 evenly divided as to which of the con
 testants would be successful, and cor 1 tinued this way up until the last When they turned the fifty mark onl
 two points separated the players am ! at eighty the same condition prevail ed, Pattison being in the lead. Tn final score was 100 to 91 in favor Q | Pattison.
 This evenings contest promises tn greatest excitement because of thi
 fact that all of the players are look 1 ed upon as among the best in the toul
 nament Harrington with a handicai
 of five points will play the first gam
 against Dr. E. F. Godfrey, scratch ant | in the second contest Kirk scratch
 will play w. J. Francis, who has handicap of 10. Between the frs two the sentiment is about evenly di vided, while in the second Kirk il slightly the favorte.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23
DIES AS RESULT IF CONTINUAL
 DRUNK
!, E, McCaffey Passes Away After Being in State of h. toxication for Greater Part of Three Weeks.

After being in a continual state of since he arrived in the city about three weeks ago from Can anea, J. F. McCaffery died at II: 45 o'clock yesterday morning in the Bis bee Sanitarium, where he was taken last Saturday night in an unconscious condition.
 McCaffery had been In Bisbee about a year before his appearance here three weeks ago, when he told several people he had come from Cananea, and intended going to work in the mines of this district. Shortly after his arrival in this city he began drinking heavily and had been drunk for about a week. when a week ago Saturday night Deputy City Marshal Frank Johnson found him lying prone on the sidewalk in the subway alley The officer woke him up and on his promise to go to his room at once, al lowed him to go, in fact, helped him part of the way to the Waldorf lodg ing house where he was stopping.
 While making his rounds later 1T the night Johnson came across hi!
 man again. this time in such a state
 that he could not stand on his feet
 and concluded that the safast place for him would be in jail, and accord ingly he placed him under arrest. Nc Caffery was given a fine of $10 ant
 sentenced to three days in jail in tn,
 hope that by the time he came out he would be sobered up and able to g to work. When he was released he agsiI
 started to drink and got into a maud i lin condition, whereupon he wa again taken in hand by the polio,
 who took him to his room. On las Saturday night he lost consciousness
 and in this condition was removed t
 the Bisbee Sanitarium, where he ha
 been under a physicians care up unti | the time of his death.
 McCaffery was about 3S years 0 1 age, and has two brothers in the hay 1 grain and feed business in Bakersfield Cal. His body was removed to th' undertaking establishment of the Pal ace Company, the manager of whicl is now waiting instructions concern ing the disposal of the remans.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23
BAD MAN DEFIES SHERIFF ID
 COME ON
And Deputy Sheriff Scott of Graham County Goes Right After the Outlaw, Who Threatens to Kill Him.

TUCSON, Aug. 22.-"Come and take me if you can. l have my gun and am ready for you. I will kill you like a dog if I ever lay my eyes on you. Why don't you try 70 take me?''
 This was the message tha. Glen Scott, deputy sheriff of Graham cOun- ty, received two weeks ago from Juan Tonce, a desperado who is badly wanted in Morenci for the shooting uf his wife. Armed to the teeth, Scott and Deputy Sheriff Alberto Mungia started for Silver Bell, where they have learned the desperadO is h hId- ing.
 So insulting was the lette' Scott received from the murderO1s oCtlaw that he determined to personally cap ture the -desperado. Usually he would have turned the matter over to the authorities of Pima coun-y but in this instance he came all the distance from Morenci to meet fact to face the man who dares him to battle to the death.
 Scott is a typical western deputy. He is considerably over six feet in height and is known as . perfectly fearless man. There had been bad blood between him and the despsrado before the latter committed his latest crime. After Tonce shot his wife, Scott was particularly active in his efforts to capture him Through friends the desperado heard of this and mailed Scott the insulting letter, calling the sheriff many names and daring him to fight
 Two days ago Scott was given a tip that Tonce was in hiding at Sil- yer Bell. The deputy, with Mungia, another Graham county deputy, i'm mediate started for Tucson. They arrived. and after confeTring with the local sheriff's office started for Silver Bell
 Tonce has long criminal record, and is said to have killed several men. His most recent exploit was the shoot ing of his wife, a crime so brutal that lynching was threatened if the man was caught. Tpnce shot his wka through the face For several weeks it was expected that she would die, but she finally recovered, although horribly disfigured. This last crime was committed in Morenci about three months ago
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23
VAGS MUST SEEK O[HET EASY
 PLACES
Another Conviction of Son of Rest Is Obtained-PoIice
 Intend Kidding Town of These Undesirable Citizens,

After a delay of several days, D. E. by Deputy Sheriff Bill White on a charge of vagrancy, appeared before Justice Hogan yesterday, and entered plea of guilty, paid a fine of $50 and costs of the action, and promised to leave the city at once.
 Some few weeks ago the police started a crusade against those men who would rather live in ease on money earned by a woman's shame than go to work and make an honest living in some walk of life There were a number of fellows who were notorious for this violation of the ter ritorial statutes, and they were kept under surveillance until the time ar rived, when the evidence was suffi- ciently strong to convict them, and at that moment they were taken into custody.
 Griffin was the latest of this crowd and was arrested last week by Deputy Sheriff White. When brought before Justice Hogan he pleaded not guilty and applied for bond. The application was granted, woman owning house in the tenderloin district furnishine the bail. His case was set for hear ing on yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
 When the time arrived for the trial of the case, jury had been summoned in accordance with the demand of the defendant, and everything was in readiness to try the issue. Through his attorney the defendant at this time offered to plead guilty, and did so, the court assessing the fine at $50, together with the costs of the court dant a promise that he would leave and jury, and received from the defen- town at once.
 It is a we'll known fact that there are several others profiting by the sins of women in the red light dis trict, and without doubt the officers will take them into custody as soon as they can be caught with the goods,' as it is difficult to convict these men owing to the fact taat the very women whom the law enGeayors to protect will be the first to rush to assist one of these fellows whcl ar rested.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23
CHINESE CAUGHT IN CITY OF
 B|SBEE
Had Made Their Way Across International Boundary Line Were in Neighborhood of City Jail-Went in,

Last evening about S:30 two John Chinamen, who had succeeded in elud- ing the vigilance of the immigration inspectors at the international bound ary, were found il the immediate vicinity of the city jail by Night Of ficers Mullen and Mccoy, and being unable to explain their presence in satisfactory manner, were invited to view the scenery of Bisbee from the inside of the municipal hotel
 For some months past the willy Celestials have been arriving in north ern Sonora-Japanese as we'll as Chin ese-evidently entertaining the idea that on account of the long stretch of country between immigration stations they would very soon have an easy opportunity to start doing business in the United States, the land of promise to every foreigner. whetherh he be from the Ffgi Islands of ''Lunnon" itself. Because of this evident strategic move on the part of those with whom Uncle Samuel does not care to asso- ciate in too large numbers, the off cials of the immigration department at Washington have sent forth strict | orders to guard the boundary line with redoubled vigilance, and see that there is nothing doing" On account of the distances between stations, the heather once in a long while manage to get across, but are always taken into custody before they proceed very far into the territory. The case last evening is an instance.
 Not knowing evidently that there is not a Chinese in the Warren district and that tlere is an unwritten law against their entrance here, the two wanderers arrived in the city last evening, with packs on their backs and evidently ready for a stay of some months. They made their way up the railroad tracks in the dark to the Southwestern Motor Company's gar age, and were about to go out into the canyon, when they were spied by the officers. Becoming suspicious they slid into a dark corner, but up fortunately one popped his head out and this was their undoing, as they were caught at once. They stated that they came from Mexico, and were immediately placed in jail, the immi grafton authorities at Douglas being ] apprised of their capture.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23
WILL FoRTIEY CITES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Mail ad- vices show that Russia's new plan of far eastern defense includes the forti- fication of Irkutsk as base, with the town of Chita as an outpost; another line of railroad through the Amur val ley from Chita to Vladivostok and the fertilization of the latter city to make if fmDreeuabIe.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23

For Review job and business office call Phone 39. y.s,s-.--..
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23
SHAFT DRIVEN IN HORSE
Collision With Street Car in Phoenix
 Results in Killing Animal.
(snecLal h Reviex.N

PHOENIX, Aug. .2.--This afternoon at o'clock a sCreet car runniLg g at 3 high rate of speed, ccllided with a delivery wagon of the Doris Grocery Company, being driven by Tcm Morse The drivenfwas thrown from his seat but escaped with but only slight injur- ies. The horse was knocked down by the car and one of the shafts was driven through it's body. The horse was killed instantly.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-23
ExHUME BODY,
 ACCUSE PLATT
Continued from First Page.)

interested in Donovan's long struggle to have the grave opened and his pur- suit of Baker.
 ''The Northern National was wreck ed by Tom Platt's friends" Donovan said in Big Rapids. "and they used Plat, Underwood, Martin P. Gale, the president and Frank R. Bowler, as their scspegoats.".
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-01

Max Bendix, violinist. The ladies de-
lighted the other guests with some
very fine music during the afternoon
They left this morning for Boone, to
fulfill a concert engagement.
A surprise party in honor OF the
birthday anniversary Of Miss Mabel
Dotson, was given at the home OF her
sister, Mrs c. C. Carroll, 511 West
Church street, Thursday evening.
About sixteen young people were pres
ent and a very enjoyable evening was
spent.
In honor of the birthday anniversary
of her mother, Mrs. Anna Hodgson.
Mrs. w. A. Davis, ITO North Second
street, entertained q small company or
ladies at 1890 o'clock dinner, Thurs
day. The guests were Mrs. G. ii,
Keller, of Springfield, Mo, daughter
of Mrs Hodgson, Mrs. Handle. MRS.
Charles Wiley. Mrs. Heitshu, Mrs.
William Fisher, Mrs. r. e. Sears ana
Mrs. Barnhart The afternoon was
spent socially.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Il. David. North
Second street, were host and hostess
Thursday evening at the first evening
meeting of the recently organized
Fortnightly club. Mr.. and Mrs. e. II.
Keller were the only guests aside from
the ten members and their husbands.
Dinner was served at $50 o'clock, anu
the evening was spent in playing five
hundred,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-01
MARRIED..
w;Ison-Schlafia.

At the home Of the groom's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson, POI South
Fifth street, at o'clock Thursday ev-
ening, was celebrated the wedding OF
their son, Mr.. Thomas Wilson, ana
Miss Angie Schlafia. Rev. M. N. smith
ofYiciated. The bride wore black SILK
and carried carnations. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. II. G. Dixon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wilson were best
man and matron of honor.
Following the ceremony supper was
served. Mrs Wilson is the daughter OF
Mrs. William Schlafia, OF Benton. MT.
Wilson is teamster. The couple viii
live in this city during the winter, but
they intend moving to a farm near
here in the spring. Those who were
present from out of the city We're Mrs
Mary Rettner, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gel
lentine, and Mr.. Quick, of Melbourne
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 7. Farrand, of Des
Moines, Mr.. Charles Wilson OF Neva-
da. and Mr.. M. Lockhart of Vancleve
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-01

With the theory that himan health
is dependent on the stomach and with
a medicine which he says proves this
theory, l.. T. Cooper, q comparatively
young man, has built up an immense
following during the past year.
Cooper has visited most of the lead
ing cities of the country, and in each
city has aroused storm Of discussion
about his beliefs and his medicines.
Wherever he has gone, people have
called upon him by tens Of thousands,
and his preparation has sold in i'm
mense quantities.
The sale of this medicine has now
growing enormously each day In view
of this, the following statements from
two of the great number Of followers
which he now has, are of general in
terest.
Mrs. Agnes viggenhouser. of 942 St.
Louis Avenue, Chicago, has the follow
ing to say on the subject Of the Cooper
preparations: For more than ten
years I was broken down in health. I
could not sleep and I was very ner-
vous. Gradually began to lose my
memory, until l could not remember
things from one day to another. had
severe pains and cramps In my body.
and I would at times see dark spots
before my eyes. was unable to do
any work whatever, as my strength
was failing. l had no appetite, nor
could take any medicine.
II had about given up hope of ever
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-01
SOME STATEMENTS
REGARDING new THEORY
Followers of Cooper and His Novel Ideas Give
Reason for Their Belief in Him.

being well again when read OF MT.
Cooper's remedies I decided to give
them a trial, and began to feel better
at once After taking the medicine tor
two weeks can say that am q new
woman can eat with enjoyment, the
pains in my body have left me, and
am stronger than have been for
years.
II cannot say enough for Mr..
Cooper's remedies. They are. wonder
full, for they have done everything
claimed for them in my case"
Another statement by Mr.. w. B.
Stewart, 100 w. Madison St, Chicago.
is as follows: 81 have had stomach
trouble for years, and anyone who is
afflicted this way knows what an
awful distressed feeling It causes.
Many . time have felt that would
give most any price to be cured. 1t
was by accident that heard Of this
man Coopers remedies. immediate-
ly made up my mind to buy treat
1nent Of him used It for about two
weeks and 1t is impossible to tell how
much good it has done me. feel al
together different. I have more life
and energy than have had for years.
This medicine certainly does stimulate
and strengthen the whole system.
Tired feeling and weak condition Of
the stomach has entirely passed away.
I feel well again"
We sell Cooper's celebrated medi-
cines which have made this wonderful
record in all parts Of the country
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-01
Should Be Statewide.

William Neiderhauser thought the
new ordinance too complicated, and
believed that the only way in which 1T
could become operative with success
would be to have a state law. Mr..
Neiderhauser asked how the city was
going to get around the shipments OF
cream and butter into the city from
points at a distance, where the ordin-
ance was not and could not be en-
forced. lie said without this outside
stuff, noticeably butter, there would
be shortage of milk and butter In
Marshalltown. On every big day 1t
is necessary for all dairymen to go
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-01
Russie EXERCISES Views.


Fred Russie. dairyman. gave ex-
preston te, his views in somewhat
lengthy address. He did not think
any milk dealer wanted to sell, or.
would sell milk from diseased COW
if he knew it. He thought, however.
that the public, who were going to
receive the: benefits from the inspec-
ton, should bear the expense of that
inspection. why should we pay the
cost of benef1ting some one else?" he
added Mr.. Russie said that the milk
dealers would surely have to put the
price of milk up in order to come out
even. Russie couldn't see how this
milk inspection for tuberculosis should
be Sprung all Of sudden, and at this
particular time, when ha had been
selling milk for years and no one had
ever heard of such thing"
AS an answer to the suddenness Of
"springfflg" the agitation favoring
milk inspection Mr.. Greene called at
tention to the fact that for years the
matter had been talked Of and in the
larger cities practiced. 1t was also
shown Mr.. Russie that on August II
last the milk inspection ordinance
had been introduced in the council for
the first time, and that the newspapers
had all given much prominence to the
impending measure and discussed 1t
fully
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-01
TELL OF MANY THEFTS
Witness In cantonwIne Case Tells of
Methods Employed to Detect Thefts
Of Cash Made From Bosch Bros
Safe.

Safe.
Most Of the Thursday afternoon ses-
sion of the Cantonwine case was de-
voted to the establishing of the fact
that daily thefts Of cash were made
from the Bosch Bros store at Van
cleye during the days just preceding
April 8, when Bosch Bros. demanded
of DR.. Cantonwine that he pay the firm
a large sum of money, which they al
lege he stole.
B. T. Mlllhouse, member OF the
firm of Millhouse Bros, who owned
the business and sold it to Bosch
Bros. was the principal witness. HIS
testimony was relative to the meth
cd employed in detecting the thefts.
He said that the firm kept q daily
record Of all money that was put IN
the safe each morning for a week prior
to April 8, and that on five OF these
six days the numbers Of all bills put
in the safe were kept, and that none
Of the members of the firm or the
clerks went to the safe or took money
from it unless accompanied by one ~
the owners Of the store or one OF the
clerks. They all took turns watching
the safe during business hours, but In
spite Of their precautions, during the
six days $s5.75 was stolen from the
safe. He said all of the employees of
the store knew Of this arrangement
except DR.. Cantonwine. Two days be-
fore April he said holes were bored
in the ceiling, thru which members
Of the firm watched the safe during
those two days.
Mr.. Millhouse said that all the store
employees but DR.. Cantonwine knew
Of this plan to spy on the safe. Dur
ing the time that the safe was being
watched so closely DR.. CantonWine was
suspected Millhouse said that he had
never seen DR.. Cantonwine take money
from the safe during the time that he
was set to watch 1t.
His cross examination ELECTED little
additional information, and his redirect
examination was taken up this morn
ing.
Vessel Bosch, one of the members
OIL the lfHl, was put vi tie SleIiAu u 10
morning. He told Of boring the holes
in the ceiling over the safe and of
watching thru them. With him was
one of the Tigges brothers. and while
watching thru the holes they saw DR..
Cantonwine go to the safe and take a
bill from the pocketbook in which the
money was kept.
Peter Bosch, another member of the
firm, followed his brother. His ex-
animation during the morning was in
regard to the conducting of the BUSH
ness. 1t was not concluded when adj
journment was taken for lunch.