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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
HOLLAND SENDS ENGINEER ID
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 Mhea asked Ry RoNtes reporter last eyeRing caRasEala0 hls lmppSs SioRs ef what Ra had seSa 0 mIAiRs tn the United stAtas, M5 ds teash sAia;
 0uf course 1 have Ra opportunity te visit the miGes af the Warren district as vel and cannot make RHs ehseFya tiQns oaROaTniRg JRom aEeepi lhat ! have bon tald Ati the are iG this dis, triot Is gnaHa ip what is termed A blanket formation, Ahhoneh iR Europe Na have what are eampala tiyelY large mines m ali instances NsTs AeArlY the ore Is fpuaa ia yeiRs
 ~Ia visiting tho halaings et the T Cessee Copper company Was
 luck hy the fact that holsts Waleh arc very small as compared With those la use ahraad, are used, aud seam ta yield excellent results, ! Altq notice that the same style hoist is Ia usa in this disFioi, and presents many advantages, such as simplicity of con struction, eompaotness and Heaefal effectiveness,
 'Wa look upoa the unised States AS q most wonderful mining country and always glad to have sn opportunity to study the methods whereby such wonderful results have been achieved
 Ag ae JeBsh expecis to speDG SlsK. eYai days 10 p3abee and will lhTp leave foF GansTea. where. where he Nsl sfSit tiSs holdings of the Greene, CanSEea company From there he BiI go iC EaItfSTHia, aEd back f0 Ne rzaz and SiDBtaEs. reseryiHg HHtii fine gzsl Els visit tg the Michigan c0Dg-r country. wEsEe be Wlii spend some uus visiting tIss wonderful mines of the Calumet & Hecla company, one Of which has been sunk to Q depth Of coco fee.
 After returning to Holland Mr. de Jong will codify all of the informa- ton which he has obtained. and will tfan take charge of some of the large mines which are operated by the Dutch government.
 A want ad in the Review never fails 10 bring results
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
SECOND NIGHT OF BAZAAR GREAT
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 inleNesi in the senesAl contests ls running hixA, especially I'd that for The wang lsdyAs watch, h this oeR, sest there are number at Nen known ladies ef the e,gy eaeepea, and theig friends seem ta have sa0psea the tAe- ties of EeseFyieg thelF votes se pet iR ah the last evening Whiha h is a well knowA fact that the leA,,srS lA the race alsa have kent hack a iaEke reserve, still the eRihieR is RISNalaaI that when the finAs vote is ooNatea there Win be sarerise ia stqFe feF mAas Al the conclusion ei the y0l- ing last evening the score st00A ss follows amaRs the first tAree, Miss Hayward. s7s; Mrs ] ! Walsh aSa, Miss Y Waite cotton
 h the gealieman's contest far A diamond ring great aeal af interest Is also shown, but the same tactics er eyidsant Ss ia the ladies caOIest. thas Is several are hnidiAg hack re- serve. A the conclusion of the vet, ins last eyeRinE the contestants stood in the following order. a M Tat sisen lss; j. J Bowen lAb; E u, Moore, i42; \, ] GeEien as, Parker s- NeesimaR sa Nj J Cunningham. Ns and ) T Hood, 6l
 A the conclusion of the dancing proeram those present adiournea q the Iris theater where a sTaeisl rer- fornaaAes ' ArraAead. which wys enjoyed thoroughly,
 A iaFI wd Is expected ta turn out this aRihg, and the following nrogFam hFs laen arranged;
 OSsstnre ,,, Newman's Orchestra
 Afua- rsrttttsft.s.,.s,,Y Verdi Vocal splo ,. Mrs. ], J. Harrington
 Old RsF .a s Ses.
 Violin solr ..,, Prof. s. Newman
 Souvenir De Beifini. .. Castro SpasSsh Dsnos- Mrs. Edith Keith xeckg Ore5Ss+re
 Azan&offa and Guitar selections. 99eSs e9s0e~ e~1>-, 1s. ES~ss Hxsffh F.t,pusss Baritone of the Erls Tneaser,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
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ELDEES2SJRE. Fe5. 1z,-Tne elzE famine 8eas hsS become 90 acute fhaf zoF esty slzrshs2 and 2 committee Of segeras haadred citizens stopped a srzfz ssd demanded that the conductor iesEe st least one car fOg the suffering citizens He refused and the officials al Louisville wired him 10 go on. The marshal then drew hIs revolver and forced the conductor to yield The citizens uncoupled one car of coal which was hauled away to those in need. The mayor was reported to have been in the crowd
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
ATTORNEYS IN WORDY
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13
soYe PUN AWAY TO SEE FLAW.
Both Get Into the Tombs, but Enter
 Place as Prisoners.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.--Two boys of i6 years. strangers to each other, and from widely separated parts of the coantry. both of whom. admitted they bad run a=ay from home. and come to New Yorx to see Harry Thav. were arraigned in the Tombs police court and committed to the Tombs by Magis- trate Steinert until their parents can be communicated with
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

NEWPORT, h, L. feh is \ hlaak island dispaieh says ihirH aigbl hedgaa from the steamer i,aTehmaRi have baeh picked nn hF Isa life aas ing stations there
 Fifteen survivors 0' tho steamer are nov ai lock Island,
 Ffs0tieallY tha entire ahls bodied population of tho island estrola tte beach tonight watching fer more bodies
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

KEW YORK. Feb l2.rAt 10 o'clock tonight officials Gf fhs ioy line hsre re- cTiVcd q message from Captain Grey
 who VaF Rsni0 to BlOck island with smai yessnl iaie to-day Captain Grey felcBbDufd H" bad found and placed DH board AiB vessel iy survivors of The LaFchmUHt TheHe, he said, he would care fpT sud land wherever they wish ci 10 go. The number included pas suEers an dmeUDcrs Of the crew, but their names were not available. Grey { also reported having recovered 42 i bodies.
 I Not a man on board was able to walk. Their feet were frozen so badly | that the life savers carried the suryi- vers to the life saving station. Mo | Vey, hortIy after his arrival, said he i had on board between 150 and 200 pas sengers, and d crew of fifty. Later he said that between 90 and 75 pas5en- gers were on board. The latter figure | is far below the estimate made by the | officials of the Joy line who estimate | the number of passengers at not less
 ! than 150, the exact number of pes
 sengers was gwen in a list which
 was handed to the purser just before II the Larchmont started on it's fateful
 voyage.
 McVey declared the crew of the
 schooner was not responsible for the
 wreck. He said that had the sailing
 vessel held true to the course it was
 sailing when sighted, there would
 have been no possible chance for an
 accident.
 PROVIDENCE, Feb. i2.-At 10 o'clock the statement of the Larch. mont wreck gives the number saved as r. bodies recovered 43, missing 61. BLOCK ISLAND. Feb. 12.-It is said the schooner suddenly luffed and crashed into the Larchmont almost wheel
 Captain Frank Haley. of the Harry Rnowlton, tated that the accident was entirely due to the steamer. He said his lights were burning and he held to the course with the expectation that the steamer having sighted him would pass him with plenty of sea room. When h efound the teamer wonid not turn out Haley said IL was tot late to avert a collision.
 News of the disaster spread acros: the island quickly. and two or three hours after daylight nearly every in habitant at waterside was facing tht piercing cold, waiting an opportunitl to save victims.
 Every survivors face bore signs o terrible suffering, several suffered great pain in their arms and leg! which hung helplessly as their bodies were borne to nearby cottages. Ever while the sufferers were receiving ten der care the bodies of others began tC wash ashore from the direction of th' l steamer, and soon rescuers were busy pulling corpses out of the surf. When night came forty-three bodies had been recovered from the surf oi 5 from boats which drifted ashore. Inland lights gleamed in little cot tages far beyond the usual hour ant suffering passengers and crew wht \ earlier in the day had been crowded 1 into the life saving station, were to I night made as comfortable as possible
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-13

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The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
HEAR PROBATIONER RABBI
Adath Israel Congregation Pleased
with Eleazar Irjanski.
Russian Cantor Chants Sabbath Eve
Services at SyDGGOgue-Win
Preach To-day in YiddiSh.

The Adath Israel Orthodox Hebrew
Congregation, having as yet been unable
TO select a rabbi for their synagogue
Cantor Eleazar Irjanski a native Of Alex
andria, Russia, where he administered %
the spiritual wants of his co-religionists
offered himself as a candidate and chant
ed Sabbath eve services yesterday even
ing
The probati0ner made a favorable i'm
OF the congregation by reason mainly OF
his strong, clear. and muslcally sweet
voice in which be sang the services
Cantor lT5anski will reCite Sabbath serv-
ices this morning al 10 o'clock. Having
been resident OF this country only a
little over nine months. the candidate has
not yet mastered the English language.
and viii therefore say the prayers in Yid-
dish.
1t is not at all improbable that Adath
Israel. in addition to a regular rabbi, will
also engage the services Of IA cantor. and
if this view be adopted by the board Of
trustees Of the congregation. Cantor r.
jansh viii probably be engaged IA the
later capacity.
The holiday season approaching. and the
new synagogue being almost completed.
the members Of the Adath Israel congre-
cation are very DESTROYS Of making an
early choice of a spiritual leader 10 fill
the vacancy created by the resignation OF
Rev. DR.. Loeb, who accepted a call 10
AtIanta, Ga.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
NEW LEGISLATION REQUIRED
Commissioners Experience Difficulty
N Opening Minor Streets.
Declare IL IsapossfbIe Now 10 Get
Jury 10 Find Benefits EquaIing
Damages and Costs.

New legislation will be sought by the
Commissioners at the next session OF Con
gress in regard 10 the matter Of opening
minor streets. as. in the opinion Of the
corporation counsel, il is now impossible
10 get jury 10 find benefits equaling the
amount of damages and costs.
Commissioner Morrow yesterday called
the attention Of the Commissioners TO the
verdict in the opening OF a minor street
in square 1010. in which the assessed dam
/ ages are 81. 1856 and the assessed ben
eiits $l95960. which, he said, makes f.
! necessary for the Commissioners 10 rec
ommend the setting aside OF the verdict,
as the code, under which the action was
taken 70 open this minor street, requires
that the assessment for benefits shall
equal the damages. plus the cost OF pTo-
ceedings.
''Tke case of this minor street" says
Commissioner Morrow, els one Of q mum
Der Of proceedings for opening minor
streets undertaken within the past year.
only one OF which has been carried 10
successful prosecution, and that one. IN
doubtedly, by reason Of the fact that the
verdict rendered was confirmed by the
-N'4 l. FllNl ~ sltN oA't4A4V'A u IiS ouLi '4ilc
Court Of the United States IN the so
called Branderburg case. since which time
the juries have been instructed by the
court that they are not required 70 find
benefits In an amount equal 10 cost and
damages Il is believed the Commission
ers should seek new legislation for such
cases as the one IN question. square 112Q
and an effort viii be made 20 frame some
such law. 10 be presented to Congress at
its next session
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
PLACES OF INTEREST.


Library Of Congress-Open a. m. to 10 p. m on
secular days: from D N 10 10 p IN on Sundays
and on certain hOldaYa
Public Ldbrary-Open 9 a. N. to p. M. holidays
70 a. m. u 10 .. m; Sundays. to 10 3 IN.
Executive Mansion-Open 10 a. ~ TO p N.
United States Capitol-Open a. IN. 70 30 p. m
United States Treasury-open q. m. 70 2 ?. m
State, War and Navy DefaTtmentS-Open a. m
10 p m CHE original Declaration OF Indepen-
deuce is in the Library Of the State Department.l
United States Patent Ofice-Open a. N TO ?
p m.
United states Pension Burcau-Open g. m. to Z
D. II.
United States Post-of6oe-Open a m 70 2 .. N.
Washington City Postotice-open all hours The
Dead Letter Office is in the city post-otaee.
National Botanic Gardens-Open a. m. TO p N.
Fish Commissior-Open n. IN. 20 4.3o P m
Amy Medical Nuseum-Open a. L. TO 40 p. N.
National MGseGm-Open a. N. to 40 D. m lin
GLIDING holidays).
Smith sonian Institutian-open a. TO 4:5o ..
Intending holidays
Agricultural Department-open a. n TO 40 2. N
Bureau Of Engraving and PTinting-open a. m.
to go p. n
Washington Monument I5551s feet in height)-open
$50 a. N. 10 80 p. N. lEieYator runs IRON a. N
until D. m
CoTcuran Gallery Of Art-Open $50 a. m. to {
D. II. in winter. a. N. 20 D. N. .in summer.
Suudays-l.30 p. m. 20 p. m, excepting Ia mid
Summer. Admission free on Tuesdays Thursdays,
S7Curdays. and sundays; other days &c admission.
Government Printing Onice-Open 10 f. N to 2
p.
Navy Yard-Open a. M. 70 $50 ?. N.
SOuthWQrth Cottage Goth 81 and Prospect ave
IN THE SUBURBS.
Geological Park-Open all day.
Rock Greek Bridge and PARK.
Chevy Chase, kensingt0n and Chesapeake Beach.
Naval ObscrlatOry-Open 2 a. m. 10 D. n.
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb Of Washing
tOu-Dpen u a. IN 70 d. N.
Arlington NatFcnai Cemetery-Open all day
United States soldiers Home-0pen 8 q. N TO
sunset
Cathedral Grounds. Tennallytown road-Open q.
~ TO p. N.
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. and Alex
andra.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
HINTS FOR CUSTOMERS.
Placards Announcing Hour of Clos
ing TO Be Hung I'm Saloons.

EidchVOs Announcing hOur OF Nlos-
ing TO Be Hung in Saloons.
Placards calling the attention of patrons
to the fact that saloons must be
closed exactly at z o'clock midnight viii
within a few days be placed IN these
emporiums by order of the excise board.
This is deemed necessary. as several cases
have recently been called to the attention
Of the board OF saloons remaining open
from five to twenty minutes after closing
time. 1t is thought that with tie as
sistance OF these placards the proprietors
viii be able TO impress upon their Gus
toners the necessity Of closing upon the
minute
A new regulation promulgated by tne
board is TO the effect that any applicant
for a liquor license whose license has been
rejected viii not be permitted 10 file an
application for a license at the rejected
place from date Of six months on which
the previous application was rejected
This does not apply. however, to applica-
tons for rehearings in rejected applica-
tons
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
LOCAL MENTION.

To Fort Mouroe. Norfolk Newport News. and ali
points south-Norfolk and Washington night steam
ss every evening IN tie year at 80 and day
steamer daily al s T. 10.
To Mount YeTn0R-5teamer Manchester. daily. 10
u, aat 80 p. "a. from seventh street wharf.
Chesapeake Beaeh-See tyne table.
To Rock Greek Bridge Geological PARK Chevy
Chase, and kensington-CaIs from Fifteenth street
and New York avenue every fifteen minutes
To Alexapina-FeIy steamer Lackawauna every
hour and halt from 8 a. ID 70 6 I. n
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10

The Will Of Jesse L Pearce, dated June
z. was filed yesterday. a lot in Trinidad
and 500 are bequeathed to Fannie 5.
Watrous. Of Wellston, Tioga County. Pa
Her personal property. including books,
silverwaTe, paintings. etc, is left TO Ruth
a. Holmes. Mary Booth, Marie Pearce,
Emily Stephenson. and Laura Brown.
Kate NJ Russell and Francis Z WatrOus.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10

The Naval Gun Factory Band will give
a sacred concert tomorrow Sunday and
every Sunday during the entire summer
at Randle Highlands from 3 10 D. M
Take Capital Traction Pa. ave cars going
east marked T and @, and get free trans
fers 10 Randle Highlands Only a few
east of the Capital A mag
of the city and surrounding
Randle Highlands.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
InteI Lnhnsnn Cnfes-

Ladies aud gents. LIST and I'd floors. club
breakfast. noon lunch. table d'hote dinner
and service a Ia carte. Choice sea food.
New YOrl. meats. fine fruits and yege-
tables I ietime experience.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10

is the purest and best medicinal whisky
on the market Physicians recommend il.
Phone Main 9S2-Joseph +. Fegan. ACC
9th 81. nw.-for a fun qt, 81. delivered.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
EXCURSIONS.

There is ozone in the air az Chesapeake
Beach. and the we6ry dweller-in-tOwn finds tie de
Eghtful hreezes that continually BIOS az this resor,
not only delightful but iHvigoFatbg.
Those wh0 have visited the beach this season have
found that il Is cool when no other place Is
Aside from The eEoelLut Grabbing and fishing %
De- found here. there are many other smussnents
that make the day pass without WEAKNESS. and az
the same time. With comfort As the summer SEA
advances the crowds increasing il size daily
and the scene on the beach "a the Afternoons pre-
seuJs a panorama q Col0T that reminds the visitor
Of some fashionable resort farther up the Atlantic
c1lst- Excellent passenger saTvice both daily and
Sunday have done much % maintain the popularity
Of Chesapeake Beach.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
We Have sold HeuricE's Beer

For twenty years and are still selling tt
Maerzen and Seuate-brewery bottiing.
Arlington Bottling Company, same old
place. Phone w 81
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10

Placed on your table at every meal. YOu
can always be certain of its purity. clean
illness, and healthfulness It's light. well
baked, and delicious Order Of grocer.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
Prnrce VIII Filed

Auerbaeh's $500 SaxOny Wool Gray
Sweater-Coats. Summer Price. $50. & Il
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
Hnre schneiler,r ..NfnIty 49,

J. Richard RiggIes, 027-8 9th st. NV.
Masury's Ready Mixed Paint.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
LOCAL MENTION.

SchReider's Famous Hard Shell Grabs
Served every night az the Navy Yard Ex-
change. Green car east
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10

Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Park
Hotel, Summer Garden, Rathskeller. y.
\. ave. and Ilth ST. F. EndTes, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10

NoiseIess Tip Matches, 200 in n Box.
15c doz; lbs. Starch, Zoe; sc pkg. Wash
ing Soda 31Rc: kirkman's Soap, &c; Shine
We'll Soap. &C. j. T. d. Pyles' Stores.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-10

The Demand for Delicious Butter
Is always satisfactorily met by -Four Leaf
Glover" Creamery. Printed at the creamery
and shipped direct 5-lb. boxes q specially
James i. Oyster. gth ana Pa ave.