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R!ce made a study of the manner in
"hl1h Europeans celebrate their holidays
N-tnodt FoS"rths TO the noisy demon
STATIONS characteristic of our pa1iona1
holiday She insists that Fourth Of ,Iij%,
IAN b" patrtoucally observed without
having the day marred by innuuerable
injuries
Mrs Rice secured copies of local ordi
narces relating to the preseryation nf
peace and quiet and expressed the hone
mat the tlIae would soon come when
" Washington, the nations capital. would
81 IN example Of celebrating Fourth of
July III Il quiet and d.su.hed manner.
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When ] was alone sick and In deepest
sorrow ne came forward, rendered his
services, supplied my wants and relieved
iny distress without remuneration or ex-
pecta:ion thereof. and it is with sincere
gratitude make MIN absolute In fee sim
pie this devise"
Ia these words Mc.ende II Smith. by
Lne terms II her VIII, dated November ii
1900. and ulcd for probate. leaves her en-
ore estate 10 d. Edward I. Morse
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For SleInp's Successor.

RICHMOND. Va, October 2o.-Gov.
Swanson officially issued a wri. ordering
an election 10 De held in the ninth con
gressional district December II TO fill the
uneNpired term of Representative Camp
bell Slemp, who died at his home at Big
Cap. several weeks ago. Candidates. UNI
der the law, viii be required to give
twenty days notice of their intention of
running.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-29

The traction facilities Of Europe are
far behind those of this country. Within
q radius OF fifty miles of Liverpool there
is a population of 1000 600. the most
tLickly populated country in the world.
and not trolley line in existence for
its accommodation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-29

geline Thomas ana Mabel White dele
gates: James W. Poe, superintendent and
organizer Of Farick Christian Endeavcr
Societies.
The conference will he in session for
three days.
The ministers and delegates Will be en-
tertained by III" following committee:
Mrs. {. II. Williams. Mrs. Stella Warner
Mrs. BranEam. Mrs. Mary Berry. Mrs
Isaac Jones, James Carter and Wallace
Boswell.
The following program was announced:
Annual sermon, BY Rev. Dr. T. II. Wa
liaMs; educational sermon, by Rev Dr.
". II. Davenport.
Or ". L. Clayton. presiding elder. will
deliver his annual address tomorrow
afternoon. This viii be followed by the
sessions of the Suniay schoo! and Var!ck
Christian EndeaVor conventions
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SUITS, $500.

Broadc1ot1l, Fancy Cr1eviot and Hard
Surface Mal1s2isl1 Worsted Fabrics i'm the
very newest colors. Single or double
Breasted box coats, full pleated skirts, i'm
tight or sesr2;=ifitGir1g models. More than
Z5 styles, d number of them broken lines
reduced from righer=priced grades. Ex=
Ceptior7al value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-29

Paris has seven free eating houses sor
poor others.
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SUITS, S1e.75.

Single or Double Breasted Serrli=fittir1g
Suits of broadclotf2, coats lined with
guaranteed satin, skirts full pleated, with
two folds. Black, navy, brown, green and
wine. Workmanship and style up to the
usual Pl-i1ips5orr standard. Value, SIS.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20
SOUGHT HUSBAND WITH THREAT
 ID KILL
Wife of J, c, Poland Photo grapher Sought Him Here, tI'II Fill the Cur Full of Lead" Her Threat,

Within the past two days woman, who gave the name of her husband as J. c. Poland, accompanied by her lit- tie daughter, made the rounds of the photographic establishments seeking the man whom she claimed had de- serted her and her little girl. That the woman really desired to strike up renewal of acquaintance with the man she claimed had wronged her, there can he no doubt for she made repeated visits to the local picture him if he was here.
 .Tll fill the cur full Of lead" was the threat that she made at the Ban ner studio on the occasion of her visit there. All that could be learned of the woman was that she was on the hunt for a man named J. C. Poland, whom she claimed was her husband and whose business she said was that of photographer.
 The woman, always accompanied by the little girl whom she told one per son was her daughter, and carrying a small telescope. spent the entire day Wednesday making the rounds of the busy thoroughfares with occasional peeps into the photograph galleries
 A grim look of determination over spread her face and there could be lit tie doubt that she meant business and would have carried out her threat had she been afforded the opportunity.
 To no one did she divulge, so far as can he learned, the nature or ex- tent of the wrongs to which she re- ferred. An day long she went from place to r1ace. leaving the city on the east bound train Wednesday evening.
 She told no one from whence she came nor where she intended going.
 It is the opininn nf local nhntograph- CTS who met and talked with the wom- an that she has been deserted. and that the desertion so preved upon her mind that she is desperate. if not somewhat deranged.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20
MOVING PICTURES AS SHOWN AT THE IRIS ARE AS NECESSARY TO ONES EDU- CATION AS ARITHMETIC AND SPELLING,

Chance for Libel Suit-If ever a per son was ibeled by a newspaper that person is Justice Ben Rice and the offending paper is the morning lumi- nary of which Franklin B. Dorr is ed'- tor. The reporter writes a story" telling of Judge Rice fining a Mexican for abusing an animal. The head writer" gets the story and places the following 1S-point Gothic caption there on: Court will stop abusing ami mals." And as if that was not rub bing 1t into the unoffending judge sui ficiently the second section of the head Is made to read like this: ''The society of cruelty to animals is supported by Judge Rice" Thus are two libelous charges made against the judge: First, inferentially that he has been abusing animals, inasmuch as it is stated that he will stop the prsc- tice; and second, that a society which promotes cruelty to animals is har- bored and supported by the judge As everyone knows these charges are. in the language of President Roosevelt atrocious. unequivocal and unqualified peryersions of the truth. They are not malicious, however. and upon thaf score Editor Dorr may save himself from libel suit.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20
D|Az GREAT MAN, SAYS B|SbEE
 ATTORNEY
c. l, McReynolds Shook Hand of Executive of Mexican Re- public at Anniversary of Battle of PuebIa,

c. I. McReynolds, attorney of the law firm of O'Connell & McReynolds, who has been on a business visit to the City of Mexico, returned yester- day morning. McReynold's trip was for the purpose of appearing in be- half of local property owners in So nora and Chihuahua before the de partment of fomento.
 While in the City of Mexico, Me Reynolds was among the visitors re- ceived by President Porfirio Diaz at function held at the palace on the night of April ?, in commemoration of the battle of Pueblo.
 President Diaz insists on an annual observation of Pueblo when the vic. tory of 1862 is celebrated in true Mex tcAn fashion. The occasion is one of the most elaborate affairs at the pal ace. and all foreign representatives and personal friends of the Mexican president are received in royal splendor.
 i think President Diaz is one of the most remarkable men l have ever met, said McReynolds yesterday in recounting his experiences at the Mex ican capital.
 While l had but a few moments with him, 1 learned that he is as in timately acquainted with conditions right here in my own home as I am, He mentioned the labor difficulties which have Beset Bisbee in recent weeks, and went on to remark that fin Mexico we have no such troubles"
 McReynolds saw much en route that lead him 10 believe that Mexico, es- pecially the larger cities of the re- public, are enjoying degree of pros perity heretofore unknown.
 Tn Chihuahua l observed that there are many fine buildings in course of construction, buildings of the Ameri- can type that would do credit to any city in the United States. The old adobes have given way to more mod ern structures, and on every hand there seems to be business activity. To Governor Creel of the State of Chi huahua is due much of the progress that is manifest there. He is a man or the world who has adopted the more modern method of procedure of his American brothers, and his in nuence IS seen in every place of busi- ness and in the upbuilding of the capital city of his State"
 In the course of his other business, McReynolds applied for saw mill concession for Shattuck, Overlook and others who are interested in the de velopment of a timber tract which they recently acquired in Sonora and Chihuahua. The titles to the tract were found to be perfect, but there is question as to just how much of the tract lies in Sonora and how much in Chihuahua. This, however, will be settled definitely by the government engineers from their maps.
 The concession sought by McRey- holds for local parties will, when granted, enable them to import ma chinery and such mechanical appli- aRces as they may need in the opera tiOn of their saw mill.
 McReynolds is a great admirer of President DiaZ and talks interestedly of the many qualities that have made him central figure in the politics of the worlds nations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20
HAS CIGAR BUTT MANIA.
Vienna Lawyer Disciplined for Act.
 Due to New Nervous Disorder.

VIENNA, April 18.-An eminent Viennese barrister was recently struck off the rolls for practice which was pronounced unseemly and derogatpry to the dignity of his pro- fession; namely, the habit of picking up and collecting the flag ends of ci- gars in public streets. It was plead ed for the barrister that he was sui '"~i"g from a peculiar nervous dis order.
 considerable discussion followed in medical circles in Austria and Ger many and inquiries made by the 'Tageblatt" of the chief specialists in neurotic complaints confirm the ex. tstence of this peculiar class of ner- vous Arrangement, which occurs mostly in persons of superior educa- ton and high attachments.
 Cases are cited of persons other wise sane, of good social position, who are unable to withstand the impluse to pick up bits of paper, twigs, corks and such things which are lying no the pavements.
 One is reminded by this story of Dr. Johnson's alleged uncomfortable impulse 10 touch every street post as he walked through Fleet street, and such things which are lying on miss one.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20
MAN AND WIFE DEAD BY GAS.
Accidental, Very Likely, Says Cor
 oner but some Things Puzzle Him

NEW YORK, April 1S.-John Per rault and his wife Marie were found dead in bed in their home in the Avon apartments, TITO Madison avenue, yesterday afternoon. The sleeping room was filled with gas. Coroner Peter P. Acritelh said that the deaths probably were accidental. He saIu he was puzzled by some of the attend ant circumstances. An autopsy will be performed upon the bodies today.
 Perrault was Frenchman and for merly conducted a bookshop in this city. About two years ago he re- moved to Havana. where the business was continued Perrault returned to this country six months ago and bought the saloon at the northwest corner of 10th street and Madison avenue. The price paid, according to the police. was s10,00O, and half as much again was spent in fixing it up Coroner Acritelli was told that Per rault lost money in his new venture.
 Perrault did not come down to his work yesterday morning, and shortly after noon his son Marcel went home to ascertain the cause. He called in Policemen Whitman and Hunt of the East 126th street station, who noti- fled the coroner. The son spoke lit tie English and not much was learned from him.
 Both the dead persons were In ,n-l. night clothes. One of the gas cocks was open wide. There were two Tho tin nf under the bed and the other on a table. Near by was an open novel On the table was a bottle of chloro- form partially used Dr. M. s. Ca briel of 412 West Twenty-third street told the police that he had prescribed the drug for Mrs Perrault several weeks ago.
 Coroner Acritelli found out that 8, 900 insurance had been taken out on the furniture in the apartment The place was only scantily furnish ed Besides two beds, the only things in the rooms were new carpet and several chairs. The coroner also ex- pressed surprise that the son, sleep ing only a few yards from his father and mothers room, did not detect the odor of gas when he arose in the morning
 PerTault was last seen alive the night before at ten o'clock, when he retired, leaving the place in cnargz of his son, as was his custom. The father seemed in good spirits. Rene Bernard, the bartender of the place, scoffed the suicide theory. Business in the saloon had been brisk, he said and as satisfactory as could be ex- pected in a new place.
 A notice scrubbed in pencil was placed upon the door of the cafe a short time after the discovery of the tragedy. It read: House Closed. Family Dead" It was signed "J. P.," the initials of the dead man.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20
aoBs WITH VICTIMS WEAPONS.
Man Gets Revolvers in Store, Loads
 Them, Steals Watch and FIees.

NILES, Mich, April 19.-Charles Savage, of South Bend, Ind, entered he store of c. M. Montague today, 'icked out watch, two revolvers, 200 'artridges and other articles, and then oade1 the revolvers. Pointing them at Montague's head, he told him if he wanted his pay to take it out of hem"
 Savage left the store and gave Mar shal Francis and a posse a chase of over a mile before he was dragged from the loft of barn.
 He acted like demented man, but the South Bend police say he is sham ming and that he has been in jail there.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO ENTER
 BISBEE.

But that has nothing to do with ''Retrihpfion." film based on the famous play. '"The Rells." played with great success by the late Sir Henry Irving. The Iris Theater will disnlay this film today and tomorrow only.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20

And tonisht the Iris will run Lubin's latest ricture. entitled ''The Upwrit- ten Law" based on the ThawtWhite case.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20

Up the Canyon, down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.J
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. CAdv.l
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon help J. F. T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon. help J. E. T. get the franchise. (Adv.D
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20

MOVING PICTURES AS SHOWN AT THE IRIS ARE AS NECESSARY TO ONES EDU- CATION AS ARITHMETIC AND SPELLING.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20

HEAR FEE RI AIR SINGNAT AT THE IRIS HEATER.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. n F. get the franchise. fAdv. ]
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon help J. B. T. get the franchise. tAos.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-20

BRYAN WILL RUN FOR pnesI-
 DENT
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-20
and
TIDEWATER next
rASsENstRs WILL nANE RE,
DIt1n RATES AM SHORT
TIME

=. N. Jenifer. general agent OF the
Tonopah and ridewator, or BoraN
Smith road. was In the city ycster-
day looking over the ground. Mr..
Jenifer Is located In Goldheld. lie
stated that within ten days he aud
Mr.. Albergcr. traffic agent for the
road. would take a trip over the line
from Los Angeles. and then deter.
mine when the through service be-
tween here and the City of Angels
would be put into operation. The
Smith road is now running from
Gold Cen,Cr to Beatty over the Brock
rails, having a traffic arrangement
with the local line.
Two trains a day will be run ovel
the two lines, and the passenger
rates have been already reduced.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-20
DUGAN IN DEMAND.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Jockey
Eddie Dugan is very much in demand
these days. He is under contract to
C. E. Durnell, with second call to R.
T. Wilson jr. Durnell may sell the
contract James b. Brady and Matt
Allen want the crack lightweight.
Brady was liberal purchaser of
yearlings at the recent sales and, as
he has quite an establishment of old
er horses he realizes that he will
need a good rider next year. Harry
Payne Whitney will, it is said on
good authority, make an effort to Sc
cure first call on Dugan when he re-
turns from abroad. The Whitney
stable has been seriously handicap
ped this season because it had moi
had first class rider. John w. Rog.
ers likes Dugan's work and uses hin
for his horses whenever he can get
him.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-20
LOOK AROUND
YOUR OFFICE

For ledgers, daybooks, in fact for
anything that may be lacking in
your Office, go to the Bonanza bind
cry. We have samples of the style
of work which is turned out. but for
the matter of that one does not have
to visit the bindery. There are
samples of our work in nearly all the
offices in the city.
Our work stands as the best rec
ommendation of the character Of the
stuff that we turn out We can do
anything in our line that can be done
in any of the. big cities, can do it as
we'll, and give better service in the
matter of prompt delivery than any
other institution of the kind in the
State.
Give us trial. We will do the
rest.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-20
EASTEUNPHYSICIAN 4
LOOKS over Mines.
n EXTENSIVELY INTERisSrEr ~
SOUTHERN NEVADA rRor.
ERT1ES.

Dr. y. C. HUH. physician and sur
geon OF Wheeling. ohio, and propric-
tor OF the woodsneld hospital OF that
place. was an arrival In Tonopah late
Friday night. and left for Goliheld
Yesterday afternoon. Or. Huth Is In
te~ested In mining in this country 10
considerable extent, and this is not
his first visit to southern Nevada lie
is part of the directorate of the
Wheeling Gold Mining company in
Goldfield, and is heavily interested in
the Wheeling Gold Range company.
which has its property in the Gold
Range cobDer belt, aboIt five miles
from Sodaville. He has also not a
few interests in ManhattaA.
Il am going to Goldfield," said DR..
HUH, yesterday. Ito see about start
ing up work on the Wheeling Gold
Mining company, we having been
closed down for some time. The
property is located out near the
Rochester, about five miles outside OF
Goldfield, and adjOins the Edwana
where recently. they found quite 2
body of ore. We think that we have
something there; at any rate we are
willing to spend our money to fine
out.
| I'VE are working on our property
in Gold Range right along, and eX
pect to cut the ledge very soon. TIL;
company, like that of the GoldfielC
property, is an Eastern concern a
far as the stockholders are concern
ed, and the men of Wheeling ar,
very we'll satisfied with their invest
: ments
81 am very glad to see the move
t ment regarding Manhattan, for Their
is no doubt that they have a goo
: camp out there and only need tn
, money to develop the properties. TIL
| recent developments which have bee
] made by the leasers are very encou1
; aging, and the near approach of tn
} completion of the mills, means me-
life for the camp. Tonopah look
1 better to me every time come herr
S 1t has a fine appearance, with it's fin
0 buildings and it's producing mine
: There is no doubt of the future {
g this town, and of it's present sole
e ity."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-20
WILLIAM CRUMLEY
GETS SENTENCE

William Crumley, laborer, was
yesterday fined $40 and costs for CIV
ing liquor to minors. He is the man
who took beer to the home of Mrs
McGonigall, in her absence, and in
duced her two children to drink the
stuff until they were we'll nigh in
toxicated.
Judge Brissell read the culprit a
serious lecture, and there were hints
that he had Interior motives in ply
ing the little girls with beer. This
was strenuously denied by the pris-
oner, and previous good character,
and the fact that he was laborer
led Judge Brissell to give him light
sentence.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. William Donald has returned
from six weeks visit to Colorado
Springs.
Miss Ethyl Murphy of Goldfield
was visiting Miss Frances O'Meara
yesterday.
B. D. Milan of Dallas, Texas, pres
ident of the Homestake King Con-
solidated and Bullfrog Mining Com
pany of Rhyolite, is in the city.
Mrs. Ed. Kaufman returned from
visit to the coast yesterday, after
an absence of several weeks, during
which time she was in the principal
cities of California, from San Fran
cisco to California.
Benjamin Dill, no relation to Kolb
and Dill, but wrapped up in canned
meats, etc., is visitor to the city
doing the best he can in the interest
of Libby, Mcneil and Libby, and al
last accounts, Libby, Mcneil anC
Libby had no cause for complaint.
Ray d. Clark, representing thu
American Biscuit Company, was ;
visitor in the city yesteray, and ex
pressed himself as delighted will
the outlook for business here. If
should be a hard winter, we will
have plenty of biscuits at any rate
and il any other biscuit man come
on, he may as we'll not come, for Mr.
town with biscuits.
Harry Hall, prominent realty op
orator of New York, who has beel
making tour of the country, an
who has considerable interests il
southern Nevcada, arrived here yes
terday. Mr.. Hall is the treasure
of the Nevada Mining Company, an
is heavy stakeholder in the Cote
Mines Company. In company wit
James W. McCulloch, Senator T. l
and c. NJ. Oddie, he will today Wis
the property of the Cotter Mines Co
which is located at Golden Arrow.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-20
THE MICKYDOo.

A comic opera bluff in one snort
Written by Gilbert & Sullivan and
Us. Wigs by Hepner. Peasants and
villagers in autos, millionaires on
foot Staged under the personal di-
rection of Major Atkinson. Chorus
exits r. A. after singing, Il Love
Her Since She Bleached Her Hair to
Gold
Meath tree by the river there sat a
maid fair,
Who was sneezing, o sneezing, o
sneezing,
Her nose was bright red and she
seemed in despair
She was wheeling, o wheeling, o
wheeling.
Said to her. Lady your eyes are
bloodshot-
Are YOU weeping? And say, are
you sick of your LOTT"
With sob she replied; Its ha!
fever I've got,
Which accounts for my wheeling
and sneezing."
Milwaukee Sentinel
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-20
JEALOUS Wife
HANGS HERSELF

SEATTLE, Oct. 19.-Jealous Of
her husbands supposed attention to
other women, Mrs. Elizabeth Elinor
Cheeks hanged herself in bedroom
closet in the fashionable Manhattan
apartments yesterday morning. She
was found by her husband, who cut
the body down and made every effort
to bring her back to life. The body
was still warm and it is believed
that the woman had been suspended
for only short time.
Mrs Cheeks was very well known
in this city, and her death came as q
shock to even her most intimate
| friends. She was 81 years of age.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-20
PROPAGATION ENOUGH.

A deaf old gentleman dined with 4
family where grace was always said.
When the guests were seated the host
bowed his head and began to repeat
the accustomed verse in subdued
reverent tone.
"Eh? What's this?" demanded the
deaf old gentleman, who sat beside
him.
The host smiled patiently and be-
gan again, in louder, more depreca-
tory voice.
Speak little louder. | don't
catch what you say the old gentle
man persisted.
A low ripple of laughter weni
round the table The host, his face
crimson with embarrassment, raised
his voice and repeated the verse. The
deaf old gentleman did his best t.
hear, but failed. He placed his hant
upon his hosts arm.
What did you say?" he demanded
irascibly.
The host cast him an angry glance
Oh it, I'm saying grace, h
snapped. Harpers Weekly.