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Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08

siderable extent. The corn crop is re ported in excellent shape. Virginia-The tobacco crop Is latt and will be off in quality and quantity Corn is also late, but is rounding to in good fashion in the hot weatheer There is good crop of hay and feed for stock Is said to be plentiful.
 Tennessee-All the crops are late because of the cold weather of the spring, but prospects point to a crop of nearly average yield.
 Mississippi-There will be no over production of cotton, the staple crop of Mississippi.Go prices are in pros pect.
 Ieaisiana-aice, the principal crop, is in splendid shape, with all prospects pointing to a big yield.
 Texas with 100000 bales Of cotton and 5000. 900 bushels of corn in sight the outlook is highly encourag' ing. Range conditions are said to be better than they have been in years, and the small crops, such as peanuts sweet potatoes, rice and alfalfa, are in excellent shape.
 Montana-Hay, the great Montana crop, is better than it has been in "a years. InlS nus ndu lSuutuCN u boom things all around and the word has gone forth that Montana will mar ket its stock early and in prime con ddiitti;GGi.
 Colorado-A 25 per cent increase in the potato crop is the most interest ing feature of the outlook. Sugar beets also are said to be in excellent shape. while the crop If alfa'ta will be a bumper one.
 Far Northwestern States-Tha out look for grain. hay, fruit, and T1tatoes is reported better than ever. "h" hops crop. however. will be a small one.
 New England-An crops We're late getting into the ground. lat with tn: possible exception of swec: co h everything will be up to the average
 Canada-Reports received az af . cheerful nature. with the possible eX ception of those from northern Mani toba.
 These reports show that the farm CTS will have about as much money a' usual to spend for advertiTe: products
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Tingley and Mrs. Besant in their ri- val claims as leader of the TheoDhist movement.
 At present the betting is with the latest American arrival. for Mrs. Be sant's vacillating convictions have rather tired people, and her adherents
 in England have disminished to about a score.
 True she has just succeeded in con- verting the great virtuoso on the vio- lin, Miss Maud MacCarthy, who a year ago was presented by admiring Irishmen with a $2,50O violin on which occasion she declared she would rather part with he life than her instrument, but against that Mrs. Tingiey can show the Hon. Nan Inc Herbert, a woman of fabulous wealth who will one day be Baroness Lucas of Dingwell, one of the few British women of the peerage. She it's quite young, and her enthusiasm for her new faith is of the same great dimen. sions as her resources.
 The ''Tinglers'' have recently taken to airing their triumph in the neigh. bohood of Ms. Besant's apartments, and that lady, annoyed beyond all measure at the sorry spectacle of her waning powers, has retired for a time to the Continent. Tn the meantime Mrs. .Tingley is making arrangements for grand coup.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08
The Home of ArizOnans =. Hotel OrndOrff
 Fl PasO, Texas
by amended to read as follows:


 There shall be levied annually upon the assessed valuation of the real and personal property within the city as shown be the equalization roll of the current year, except such as is or may be eXemnt from -taxattAn- n-nn- der the laws of the Territory the following taxes: First, not exceeding four mills on the dollar of such assessed valuation to defray the sal aries of officers and the ordinary and contingent expenses of the city, not otherwise provided for, Second, not exceeding twelve mills on the dollar of such assessed valuation for the purpose of constructing and repair ing streets. sewers, sidewalks and crosswalks or bridges and culverts, upon such streets or sidewalks. Third, not exceeding four mills on the dollar for such assessed valuation to defr1Y tiIe interest Jn the cb.. debt of the .-;ly.
 Section 2. All. ordinances, or parts Of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereOy repealed. and this ordin- ance shall take effect from the time of its passage, and the same shall be published according to law. Passed by the Common Council of the City of Bisbee this third day of September, 1907.
 c. L. Caven, Mayor Attest, c. W. Hicks, City Clerk Approved on the third day of Sep tember, 1907.
 c. l.. Caven, Mayor
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Harold B. Witherell, de ceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. the executor of the estate of Harold B. Witherell deceas- ed, to the creditors of and all per sons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said eXecutor at the office of NJ. J. Brown, attorney at law. Bisbee, Arizona, the same be- ing the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 WILLIAM G. WITHERELL, Exrcutor of the Estate of Harold B.
 WitherelI, Deceased.
 First publication August 21, 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08

In the Matter of the Assignment of Duey & Overlook, a Corporation, Notice.
 To Duey & Overlook, Corporation, Assignor, and
 To the Creditors of Duey & Overlook, and to said Corporation:
 Notice is hereby given that a peti- tion having been presented to the Judge of the District Court for the removal of R. F. Wood and J. E. Morrison as Assisnees of Duey & Overlook, 8 corporation. and the hear ing on said petition having been set for 1;30 P M., September II, 1907, ct the Court House in Tombstone, Arizona, and bond having been fur nished by the petitioners, the said Assignees are restrained from per forming the duties as such until said hearing, and the corporation and the creditors thereof are by this publica- tion notified of that fact.
 By order of the
 HON. FLETCHER NJ. DOAN
 District Judge. Dated this 5th day of September. 1907.
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Dr. KnowIton's DANDERINE

the young husband exclaimed:
 "Ah, if I could only have one of those good old dinners my mother used to give mel"
 The prosaic, matter-of-fact wife, smiling cooly. retorted:
 Well, Heck, if you'd give ne one of those good old checks your father used to give your mother, perhaps the matter might be arranged"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08
ORDINANCE No. 1fs
An Ordinance Amending Section Two of Ordinance, No. 17 of the City Bisbee, Collection
 of Taxes

Be ordained by the Common Council of the City of Bisbee as follows,
 towit:
 Section 1. That section two of or dinance number r, of the said City of Bisbee be and the same Is here
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08
sHash againt,

Under the superb mustache the proud, sensitive lip of Hector Ire silian curled disdainfully, and push ing the unpalatable dish far away,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08

His eyes were red ana his head ached.
 George" she said, gently, as she poured his coffee, q want to ask your forgiveness for lie that told you last night"
 A lie," he muttere1
 ~Yes," she said "-s you started out, don't you remem Der my saying to you, You'll be home early, dear Well, 1t wasn't true"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08

Smith" said the grocer. severely. did you charge Mir. Jay for that bas- ket of peaches?"
 "Yes, sir" the clerk replied; q think I did, sir"
 Well, charge him again." said the other. You can't be too sure of a thing of that kind"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08

A few doses of this remedy will in- yariably cure an ordinary attack of diarrhcsa.
 It can klwlys be depended upon, sven in the nors severe attacks of orsmp collie and cholera norbus.
 Itis equally successful for summer dsarrhoea Ahd cholera infantum in children, and is the means of saving the lives of many children each year.
 When reduced with water and aweetened 1t is pleasant to take.
 Every man of . family should kesr this remedy in his home. Buy It now PRICE, $50. L&RaR SIZz, 5Oc.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF COCHISE.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08
COPENHAGEN GIRLS
 GO OUT ON STRIKE
Telegraph Operators Make De, mandS That Are Granted
 by Government,
Especial Gable to Review. P ID s CsnrrpSnOndentS.

COPENHAGEN. Sept. Like their American brethren a number ot women telegraph operators employed by the Danish Government went out On a strike a few days ago demand ing higher salaries and treatment equal to the men.
 Both demands were readily grant ed by the government on condition that their work should be equal to that of the male operator, who, in case of an emergency are called out to work On the line.
 The young women agreed, and seV' eral are now employed climbing tele- graph poles repairing broken wires.
 COPENHA AGEN, Sept. z.-Prince Axel. son of the Kings youngest brother, Prince Valdemar, is at pres ent acting as letter carrier. The young man. who is serving his term in the navy has been made an orderly to the captain commanding the crui ser ''HeimdaI' and as such it is his duty to carry the mail bags to and from the vessell.
 On Sunday Hast he was invited tc iiinner with his parents at the Castle - Bernstorff but could not get shore leave and instead had to walk foul miles from the navy yard to the Gen eral POstoffice Juggling heavy bag of mail.
 It is the will or his father, hims", a naval officer, that Prince Axe should be treated exactly like an! | other recruit King Haakon of Nor way years ago went through the same mill.
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CABINET OFFICER TO
 GUARD HEALTH

Continued from Page Ten)
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COPENHAGEN, Sept. .7.-Twelve thousand Danish railroad employees are ready to swear that Government ownership of railroads as existing in Denmark is an excellent thing. The Minister of Railroads is at present sending cut cheeks to each of them dividing among them a surplus oi more than one and ole-fourth mil lion crowns.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-08

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 7.-Mancru- ria has had it's "Koepenick" captain a pretended arm officer having bun coed the military authorities and the Russo-Chinese bank at Harbin, as neatly -az-tha -immnrtal Wilhelm Voight deluded the burgomaster and the grenadiers at Poepenick in Prus- sia
 The disciples of the great little cob bier went to the military headquaT- ters at Harbin and presented an of ficials-looking document demanding $35 300 to pay and provision the men of a certain brigade AS the paper appeared quite in order, the officer"
 was handed a check for the amount, which he cashed at the Russc-Chinese bank
 Part of the money was given him in bags of silver, which he could not carry away by himself He therefore | telephoned to the barracks for an es- cort of soldiers. Three men who were sent conveyed the officer and the bags of silver to the railroad de- pot, whence they were to travel to the brigade's quarters.
 Telling the soldiers to mount guard over the money-bags the officer left them until the train started" The men faithfully waited with the bags of silver. They mounted guard for ! 24 hours, but no officer" returned. He, with the bulk of s35,000 had disappeared and left no trace behind him. Then it was realized that the
 Kopenick dodge has been successful l once again
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Dated this 9th day of September. 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
Lakewood DILL.
Great Vaudeville Performance In Omen
Air Theatre T'his y3-ccIx 55EA

AIT Theatre This Week.
Richmond pleasure-seekers will have
an opportunity this week to see ono
or the best vaudeville bills ever nut
on III Richmond at popular prices. For
next week three big headline acts are
on the program, each one feature
In Itself. every member OF the three
groups being a bright, particular star
In their chosen professions.
First and foremost will be the Nc
Bans, In sensational Juggling act
Manager Lewis received the following
telegram from his New York booking
agents on Friday afternoons:
Next weeks bill the best you ever
had. McBan's greatest act now IN
vaudeville. Golden and Hughes arc
immense. The -Four Sawadas are top
notchers. Feature McBans and play
bill. as strong as YOU like"
Every theatre-goer In Richmond
knows Billy Golden. Of Golden and
Hughes. Those who have not seen him
in person have doubtless heard him
in his great Turkey in the Straw"
song. which is numbered among all
photographic collections. The -Four
Sawadas are representatives OF the
Mikado's Kingdom, and are sent here
with glowing tributes as to their
ability to please and astonish. They
are acrobats, and present a turn that
cannot fail to please. The very latest
in motion photography will complete
the bill.
The combination tickets, which We're
placed on sale few weeks ago. have
struck the popular fancy, and many
are taking advantage of the oppor-
tunity to visit lakewood and its many
amusement devicesgat5a title over one
half the regular cost by buying the
combination tickets. This afternoon
there will be the regular grand free
sacred concerts. and the regular Satur
day matinee in the stadium will be
given
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25

my any President eyer Fad was that az
Mr. lincoln. His Postlnaster-cener
was Montgomery Blair, Of MARYLAND n
M, =, or some ability probably, ali II
ns,ute politician, but OF most doinineer-
ing ways. He wanted to and did MY
~ everSthins and with everybody con
noc,ed With the administration. 1fe
managed 10 4pcrsusda Hresit,cnt,5Srirs
coin coin to let him make q visit to Lin
Scnln during, the war. Mi. Lincoln lid
not, during heibalance of his life .censa
TO To. ,,, vexed and worried ~ that visit,
which caused many people no end *
,, and trouble. lie antaEoi,izefl
chase, and ridiculous MS 1t NAV seer,
Cabinet. - ~ !. eh g 2
John Wananlaker was the flrst Post I
master General to be taken from, stl,c
ranks ,s, Of the business men Of tho co, is
Wy. He introduced many reforms ana
advocated others. He is genera liz
Locked .ooH upon as tho father Of the RAY r.H
nr rec, aeliNery system. 1t was under his
administration that postal clerks wars
put on ocean steamers. and he also n : :
troduced the idea of conventions a.
postinasters for the purpose 81 ais
cusslng reforms for the postal service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
MEETING OF POST A.
Committee on Bureau OF Information
Reports Progress.

Post a, Travellers Protective Associa-
ton, held Its monthly meeting last
night In Its newly renovated building
at'the corner Of Third and Main Streets
The committee on the Bureau of In
formation made q brief statement re-
gnrding the progress of its work. and
the report indicated that three-fifths
of the subscriptions had been secured.
There will be joint meeting of the
committee from the post and the Re-
tall Merchants Association at Post A
headquarters next Thursday night. The
Information Bureau proposition will
then be further considered. good
deal of routine business was transacted
last night, but 1t was not of interest
to the public. The meeting lasted
only a little over an hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
WHERE THEY STAND;
IMPORTANT RULING
Position Of the Government Al
fecting Settlement of Dere-
lict Special-Tax PAYERS.

I ! .|.f-Hl i. s d Z +
All United States commissioners IN
the country have been furnished with
the information which follows: The
Commissioners of Internal Revenue has
ruled that mo United States COM
missioner, before whom persons are
brought charged with violations OF
the internal revenue laws by carry
Ing on business without payment Of
special tax as required by the statute,
has the power to settle the cases and
discharge the defendants upon nav /!
ment OF the special tax and penalty
and the costs incurred; and neither
the Collector OF Internal Revenues
nor the United states District Attor-
sney has any right to consent to such
settlement OF these cases.
Tho United States Commissioner, in
any case where he deems the evidence
insufficient, has a right to dismiss the
proceeding Internationally. But where
the evidence is sufficient 1t Is his duty
to hold the defendant for the action
of the grand Jury unless the defend
ant Is DESTROYS Of compromising his
liability instead OF standing trial
In court In which case he should be
instructed that the only course for
him to pursue is to submit an offertin
compromise to the Commiss Toner OF
Internal Revenue, through the colec,
tor OF the district. accompanied by
the deposit Of the sum offered. when
the collector Will transmit the offer
to the Department. with such recon-
nendation thereon as he deems 1t
proper to make. The offer In compro.
mise will then receive due considela-
|ftlon and action under the provisions
of Section 322s Of The Revised Statutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
NIrs. Slzer,s Musicale.

Owing TO sickness the annual musicale
given by the pupils of Mrs. STEERS music
class had to be postponed In June. Tues
day evening Mrs Sizer awarded to the class
tho honors for the session. Those receiv-
Ing medals for the session Of l906.l907 arc
Grace Davidson and Mary Kirsh. of the In
teimediate class, and Harold Hobson. OF tho
juroir class, Special mention ia duo Violet
Semun and Kate Asher. Others receiving
distinctions are Jeanne Chernaut. Ruby
smltn, lrna stern, Howard Iiobson, John
Skinner White Mary Amber Moor, Of the
Intermediate, and junior class: Misues Sadie
ilestern, Mario Howard, Anna He'll Alsop,
Masters Alfred liirsh. Heath chernault. Of
the seiior class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
Skating Rink Opens.

Devotees of roller skating. the most de-
lightful az we'll as healthful exercise Rich
light the announcement that the big roller
rink at lakewood will open for Its regular
fall and winter season on Tomorrow night
at o'clock. The same high-class OF at
fractions. In addition to the very latest In
moving pictures, will DO seen this season, us
has been the standard at the rink since the
IdlewoCc management took hold there. For
the first week the special attraction will be
the great McAllens In a skating act that IL
said to be the peer of all rink attractions
now before the public. In Introducing
'Phrozo," their mechanical skating doll
they have something that will amuse as
we'll as mystify tho rink patrons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
EAGLE CLUB CRUISING.
Jolly Party on Board Steamer Ada for

Jolly l'HTIy on bOuTu ttAuu LOT
Two Weeks.
The Eagle club Of Riehmond, LETT
two weeks cruise down the James
and in the waters II and around Nor.
Wineburn. member OF the club,
turned up in. town very suddenly. af-
ter a stay Of only three, days, giving
as his excuse for desertion that the
boys We're too rough for him. disturb
Ing, his slumbers With buckets Of cold
threats Of how he would Jolly the boys
on the trip, but 1t seems that they
have effectually cured him of this line
of talk.
The following members are on the
cruise: z. w. Shoemake. Sam Thomp-
son. James Freeman, Captain Meddows
John Mescoe. Tim Callahan, James
Boyden, Bill Reardon. Fred Highmott
Mike Doharty, Jimmey Baker. Charles
Wineburn, John Ellis. Roy Perry
Thurman Roe, Voltz Burnard, Allen
/ Doc. Honorary members who were
down for a few days are o. e. Daugh-
erty, Bill Berry. c. Rothhaas, II. L
Mescoe. e. 0. Dnughty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
DULL WEEK IN
CAPITOL OFFICES
Governor Will Go to Exposition
Next Week for New
Hampshire Day. lij
THE ASSIST ANT LIBRARIAN
New Man Is Expected Early in
September--Brief Cap
itol Notes.

The week wound up amid peculiar
dizziness at the State offices, most Of
which closed promptly at noon on
yesterday.
Governor Swanson spent the fore
noon In his office looking after some
routine business and receiving callers.
Ellis Excellcncy Will remain here G,lr-
Ing the week, but will resume tho
strenuous life at the exposition on
September 9TH when he will assist in
the functions incident to New Hamp-
shire Day.
Tho Governor Is In fine health and
spirits, and though lie has had no va
cation this summer and will take. none.
he seems to have Aood the toll ana
we'll.
Tho Supreme Court yesterday grant,
ed an appeal and supersedeas in the
case Of the City of Richmond VS. Mrs.
M l.. Rellenot, involving the title to
strip OF land fronting on the south
side OF Broad street, between Monroe
and Henry Streets, The case has been
IN litigation for some time, the city
having recently won an ejectment suit
In the Circuit Court
1t will be tried In the Supreme r.ourt
on appeal at the next term OF that
tribunal. -
Or. Fl. r. McIlwaine is not vet in n
position to say definitely when the new
assistant Librarian, Mr.. SVEN, OF Wash.
ington. will report for duty.
He hopes 1t will be early In SEN
tember. but Mr.. SVEN is obligated
to do certain line of work in tho
conversational Library and cannot
leave until that is completed.
Brief Capitol Notes.
DR.. w. A. ellis. regimental surgeon
has returned from Camp Harrington,
where he was detailed during the rifle
practice there last week
He says the Virginia team left for
Camp Perry In good shape.
Corporation Commissioner Henry G.
Stuart Is spending q few days at his
home in Russell county
Commissioners Willard and Prentis
will return to the city to- morrow. The
former is in the Adirondacks. and the
latter at his home In. Suffolk.
! Messrs. w. w. Dunford and T. 6.
| stracham. of the Corporation, Com
mission Department. fleft last night
on their annual vacations. Bailifr Sam
Bigger. of the commissioners spending
his vacation In the mountains Of yir-
8inia. 4., slfr b
! Attorney General William "A. Ander-
son left yesterday for brief. visit
to his home in Lexingt ton. 10 \
i z y i . 4 r. # a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
PICNIC AT MAGNOLIA PARK.
Allen e Gintcr Employees Have Fin
Dny'n Outing. 81 ate b

Allen & Gintcr Employees Have n Fine
Days Outing. rtafes
The Allen Ginter employees picnic
at the negro Coney Island here yester-
ment. The colored toba GEO vo crs.
with their cousins and aunts, attended
in great numbers. and everything went
of quietly. The most exciting scene
scramble for pennies by the newsboys.
In this contest there were only three
accidents noted, and they were OF a
minor nature.
The scenes at the colored Coney
Island next week promise to be
greater than ever IT is handed out.
second hand, however. that the great
Horton. the races greatest performer
will pull off some free features ut the
colored park tonight and this after
noon.