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Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
WESTERN I.EAGUH.
EXPOSITION HOTELS BURN.
Fire In Section Adjoining Jamestown
Exposition Site Destroys Buildings.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

One whole block of the Pine beach sec.
tion, Immediately adjoining the James
town exposition grounds at Norfolk. Va.
was swept by fire early Wednesday. the
area burned being between the exposition
grounds on the west, extending to the
Pine Beach hotel. ana from the ear track
running from the exposition grounds west
to the original Pine Beach pier to the
water on the north. The big Arcalr hotel,
the Nerkley hotel. Outside Inn, Powhatan
hotel, Caroline hotel, several other smaller
hotels and large part of the outside war
path was destroyed. The loss may run
up TO 100000, partly insured.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
Texas Will Bar Consumptives.

All persons suffering from tuberculosis
in an advanced state are to be debarred
FIN entering Texas. DR.. w. II. Brum-
by, State health officer. said that within
few days he would issue a proclama-
tion establishing a rigid quarantine
against all such PERSONS.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
Mrs, Kaufman Found Guilty.

Mrs. Emma Kaufman, wife of rich
Sioux Falls, :. d., brewer, has been
found guilty of manslaushter in the first
degree for having killed her servant.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
Radicals Issue Manifestoes.

Radical deputies of the late Russian
duma have issued manifcstoes calling on
the people to continue the struggle for
liberty and attacking the Car for vio-
lation of the fundamental laws.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
Mark Twain Honored.

Mark Twain was guest of honor In
London at the Pilgrims luncheon. at
which men of letters and public affairs
united to pay him the greatest tribute
ever given visiting author.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
Tries to "Bleed" Self; Dies.

Having been refused "bleeding" by
his physician, Andrew Lanson of Akron,
Ohio. aged n, carried out his frequently
repeated threat to do the job himself, cut
ting Il cash in his leg. Before neighbors
could aid him, Lanson bled to death.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
Troops Fight Vino Growers.

Troops battled with striking wine
growers In the south of France and sew
eral persons were killed and many wound
cd. MObs besieged three cities The re-
bellion has produced government crisis.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
Four Miilionaires Involved.

Four Denver millionaires are included
In the seventy-threc persons involved in
federal indictments for conspiracy and VIC.
lations of the timber, coal, homestead and
mining acts In Colorado.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
News Of Municipal Administration Given
Briefly and to the Point for
Eagle Readers.
Useful Information, Interesting Facts and
Personal Gossip Tersely Told by
One Who KnoWa
NEW HOSPITAL LAW READY.

NEW HOSPITAL LAW READY.
A new ordinance has been prepared
governing the issuance Of licenses to
hospitals. which Is designed to eradi.
cate faults contained In the old Ordi.
nance and place restrictions on many
so-called maternity hospitals which
will force them out Of business
DIR. George G. Hunt, City Medical
Inspector Of Hospitals, is the author
Of the ordinance. which now is In the
hands OF Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Emil c. Wctten, and will be pre-
scnted within few weeks to the City
Council.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
Bank Bookkeeper a Suicide.

II. NJ. Seward. bookkcepcr in the First
National bank in Great Bend, Kan, com,
mitted suicide by shooting, No cause is
known,
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
Hanna's Third Venture.

Daniel II. Hanna was married at Cleve-
land Monday to divorced woman by
Justice, fearing that no clergyman would
oGRciats.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
AUSTIN J. DOYLE


never neglected an opportunity 10 do
good for his fellow citisen, and In the
course Of his career has made thou.
sands e loyal friends.
~
ALBERT n. ROsENEGH
has earned the high regard Of his Eel.
low citizens 40 q man loyal to friends
and faithful to principle.
q. 8. SENATOR A. J. HVrklNS
y man Of untarnlshed reputation ana
Of commanding ability In the conduct
sf his affairs.
%SA
FRANCIS STUYvESANT PEABODY
In a man who iDvariub,! WINS and re.
tains the confidence and liking OF all
who have dealings with him.
ARTHUR ". FULTON
possesses all OF those solid aud estima.
bic qualities which make the nost use
full citlxen. =.
%2SA
FRED A. BuSSN
has a high conception of the duties "
GOOD citizenship and hns always lived
np to them.
%eSA
EDWARD II. PETENS
has made thorough performance OF
duty. fulhllment OF all agreements
with his fellow men In the spirit and
the letter and exact justice In oil
things the guiding principles Of his
successful career,
ASeA
PHILIP Il. BRAND
has q g9lendid record ssg good citizen
ship. personal integrity aud frst.class
ability.
CLYDE 4. MORRISON
has earned by an honest, upright lifs.
the good will and respect OF the en-
tire community.
JOHN ]. HEAlv
maintains In all afiairs Of public an
private life tho highest ideals Of hsS
orable manhood.
TOM n. DONNELLy
10 q man whom Chicago 10 proud y
claim % one Of ito typical c'tixsus.
JAMES 8. HOPK)NS
Deserves IN ~ eminsns degree thss
large share Of popularity and public
soaAdsncs which y undsniabiy hia
PHILIP KNOPF
enjoys widespread and well'es' arc
popularity.
ROGER q. SULLIVAN
| has a fawiess record ~ y Sltlzen ans
typical Chlcagoan.
@eSA
CHARLES u. CRUIKstiAvK
u n typical citizen Of Chicago. pro
gressive ana energetic. he 10 deserved
" successor; - 80 rs undertakings
AH&A
ADAM ORTSEIFEN
has gained success by forc' OF charac
ter. industry, integrity and ability.
~GsrsxAA
HON. FRED W. UPIIAM
besides being q model citizen takes
good mans pert In every movement
tor the bsnaat Of the city.
sM>
GEORGE A. BLEIyNER
= . man g vel balanced min1.
soun1 judgment honorable In his huGl.
49, methods and fearless In ths pse'
esenAaas g AnN.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
CHARLES Af'GAvlN


. man OF many excellent qualities. 10
bralny. reliable and Always st"adfast
to friends and to the limo Of duty.
%SA
BENJAMIN +. RlCuOtSuS.
u enterprising ana progressive, a.
we'll 90 capable and careful In the COD.
duct Of all affairs entrusted to him.
hence his !nvariable success.
%sA
GEORGE W. PAULiIN
has Dln'ic II u rule through NE to &C.
cord fair play as well rs to demand II
In all things. Everybody who knows
him trusts NV well ms likes him.
>ASgSA
A. &. HIBBAEr
has the deserved reputation Of being
one Of the most capable aud reliable
men Of affairs In Chicago.
GEORGE w. JACKSON
has q high conception Of the duties Of
citizenship and lives up to II. lie II =
man whom to know 10 to respect
JOHN 5. COOPER
Is man IN whose career integrity and
ability 20 hand In hand.
AaS|
JOHN l.. HOPKINS
has built up a reputation In this city
Of which any man might we'll feel
proud.
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WILLIAM LORIMER
II honorable and i,nr In all his tela.
tiOns with his fellow citizens, upright
Ms he is capable and straightforward.
4AacT
THOMAS y. JAMESON
"A man ~ tie nlgnrsi s,anuing IN
ne community; upright and just In
al the affairs OF He AMI fatisab!e
In the performances Of all the duties
thereof.
%ssA
WILLIAM II. LYMAN
mas never been Riown 10 Undertake
what ne could not accomplish, nor fall
70 accomplish what he has undertaken.
Hias-fsa>
ADOLF BERGMAN
lust ard fair ~ al. Ills dehings, pos
sosscs the confidence aud good viii OF
al who know him.
nsn$sA
SENATOR 4. e. CIARE,
has hosts of friends who admire him
for his many merits and good quail
ueA
A. ". MILLER
has the experience and the abmv b
make Q success Of all his undertak
iuss.
&GA
JOHN p. M'GOORrV
enjoys the esteem and respect Of al
who admire the highest qualities o.
good citizenship, which In him an
fully exemplifed.
%SA
| GEORGE II. SWIFT
n q public.spirited citizen who 10 al
popular az he u pr~ srous N hi
business pursuita
>>
MAX EEERllABIir
active, energetic. enterprising aud pub
iic-spirited. has made q success Of sl
his undertakings, and 10 ranked b,
common consent among our very bss
citizens.
%GA
i. c. HALEY
has fine record for probity ar,
strictly hcne-esss methods. He ha
maze himself respected In every wall
in Ife which hs has sssa snsassd.
NII.II.N lI1.lI.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29

Oh tnc OTulIunCV. WHICH HOW IL Ill tuc
hands Of Assistant Corporation Coun.
sci Emil c. wctten, and will be pre-
sented within few weeks to the City
Council.
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WANTS NOTARY FEES.
The Council judiciary committee was
asked Tuesday by the City Clerk to
amend the code SO that plumbers
bonds would come into his Office. The
City Clerk has notary In his Office
'for the convenience of the public"
who Is not on the city pay roll. The
notarial fees from plumbers bonds ag.
gregatc $3.50 annually and 1t Is de-
sired to secure these charges for Louis
G. Beli, who is now the City Clerks
notary. The committee sent the re.
quest to the Council without recon.
mendation.
HON. ZlNA II. cARJv1n
% liked most BY those who know him
best Al VINO have he'd budness ~
lations with him are united In bearing
testimony b this fact.
ABEL DAVIS
\ q man Of good attainncnts and ex.
csllent qualities. and therefore popu'
lar 90 we'll a. successful.
@eA
JOSEPH THEORE0
Asosst, upright and true-heartsd. he
makes friends and wins tho esteem Of
~ who become acquainted with him'
HENRY SHERMAN BOV'rFLL
Il liked by oil who are acquainted
with his many excellent traits OF Guar
actsr.
JOHN NJ. sMYTN
n a. considerate Of the rights Of 9TH
srs rs he is insistent upon the main.
tenance OF his own. This Is one Of the
reasons Of his great popularity.
/'gS&$A
JUDGE THEODORE BRENTANO
10 n competent ana thorough man OK
Affairs. Whatever he does he does well
and thoroughly.
..fa~T@A
WILLIAM LEGNCR
has always put truth. nonoE and Jus
tics before expediency; hence the -
TEEN with which he is looked upon BY
ell who know him.
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CHARLES II. WACEGR
4 capable man. combining energy with
intelligence. he IL justly regarded and
respected az u valuable meInbar OF the
community.
~eSA
WILLIAM p. BLA(F
has ever been faithful 10 friends am
loyal to principle, q fact which 90
counts for his great popularity an
the host Of friends who swear BY him
%eA
JAMES PEASH
can always bs relied upon to b l0ys'
- friends, true to principle and faith
tal to his word. hence bile friends AZ
sdanirers are legion.
~6A
JOHN f. SMULsK)
has ths highest ideals OF honorable
sitissnship and 10 true to them. There
y no man In Chicago who stands high
q In public esteem.
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JOHN Y. CL.ARED
Dossesses In I'm eminem degree thoss
merits and qualities which 70 to make
up the true ChicagOan. He 10 best
liked by those who know him best
<GA
PETER u. OLsEN
70 man OF sound judgment. He hai
the knack of easily making warn
friends, and having made friend
retaining his friendship.
HARRY RUBENs
stands well IN the community % q
upright and public-spirited citisen
His success In life u due 10 bis stes
Mng qualities Of head and heart
KICKHAM sCANl4\N
man of true worth and stcIlln In
tsgrity, Ia justly regarded as one VI
Chica COS valued citizens.
.SssspS4in
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29

JOHN II. JONES
IL noted for his excellent busineoo
abilities and his faithful adhsssncs q
high ideals OF duty.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29


called Chicago his home. Every duty
Of citizenship has aiways been faith
fully discharged By him.
FIRED L. WILR
has proven BY his successful csreee
that brains, experience and integrity
form an irresistible combf.ation In any
line Of buainsaA
HARRY HILDRErN
has always been ready 10 devote tn
tho welfare of the community that
bushes ability and industry which has
contributed 20 much to mis- personal
success.
VIRGIL NJ. BRAND
holds a foremost place In the front
ranks Of the best citizens In this com.
munity.
JAMES A. SACKLEY.
In all walks Of life has been stead
fast to the old adags. and proved its
truth: "Honesty IL the bsst policy"
ALEXANDER II. REvELL
makes friends aud holds tne,r BY fair
and honorable business methods and
sQvare dealing with his fellow.citizens.
ANDREW j. GRAHAM
has the esteem and good will Of oil
who know him and who are acquaint.
60 with bis many good qualities.
JOHN 4. CONNE'sY
is liked by all who know MIN and re-
spectcd by all with whom he comes
IN contact.
.4k:snssA
CYRIL II. JANDrS
has well earned the good Will OF the
community which he enjoys to such .
large extent
ARIA N. WATERMAN
has won the nigh reputation winch he
enjoys by hard work and honorable
methods.
@GA
HOSEA W. WELLS
10 n man of sterling qua,lues OF head
and heart; successful In all bis un'
dcrtakings
\s&M
JAMES A HOGAN
has an snviabls record for absolute
honesty In all bis business relations,
active support aud sympathy for all
movements for the bsttsrment OF the
city and his feliow.men and for oil the
qualities that 90 to make up the 0sal
citissn.
~SM
JOHN T.. OWENS
Ia modest ID unassun,ng, but the peo.
pie apprec! to blu Just the same.
%eSA
ERNEST HUMMlcL.
II a man uf hrH.ns. abiht! and integ.
rity, and Ia respected by everybody
who enjoys his acquaintance.
AASSA
WILLIAM II. WEl'sR
10 man OF sound Judgment strength
Of purpose and great activity. He has
never failed In the performance OF his
duties In life or the accomplishment
Of his undertakings.
%SA
WILLIAM DAVIDSON
10 deserving OF tne cOntidence ana good
Will Of the community.
-ha1GEA
THOMAS #. KELLEY
stands we'll In the estimation Of hil
fellow citizens 90 man whose word
once given Il never broken, and VIII
has never been known 70 90 baok os
1 A. ~
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29

has a fine record for probity ard
strictly hcne-esss methods. He hrs
maze himself respected In every walk
In Yfe which hs has easa snsassd.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
HARRY HILDRErN

has always been ready 10 devote ~
tho welfare of the community that
bushes ability and Industry which has
contributed % much to MS personal
auCc0so.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
THOMAS f. KELLEY

stands we'll In the estimation Of his
fellow citizens 90 q man whose word
once given u never broken. and who
has never been known 70 20 back On
. kiend q 70 desert . prinslplA
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
JOSEPH A. O'DONNrII.,

Chira-unn In the trulst sense Of
re word. Progressive. public spirited
~! active, he possesses the best At
'r,buies OF true citizenship.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29

b liked BY everybody, tls porsias!ty
being due to bis genial sSd even ssm.
S<vamsnt and his Honorable and up'
,.sut GhaIActss.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
cA
WILLIAM II. HLA(F

WILLIAM r. BLA(F
has ever been faithful 10 friends an
loyal to principle, q fact which &C.
counts for his great popularity an
the host Of friends who swear BY him
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29

CuAKLITS II. WAVSAVU
4 capable man. combining energy with
intelligence. he IL justly regarded and
respected AZ u valuable membsr OF the
community.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
JAMES PEASR

can always bs relied upon to b loys'
- friends. true to principle and faith
hl to his word. hence bile friends AZ
adlnirers are legion.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
RUDOLPH BRAND

can refer with pride to u tine record
M well rs an honored name In this
community.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29

active, energetic. enterprising aud pub.
lic-spirited. has made q success Of oil
his undertakings, and 10 ranked By
common consent among our very best
citizens.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
BRUNDAGE TO PROSECUTE THE

BRUNDAGE TO PROSECUTE THE.
ATERS.
Prosecution Of theaters which are
violating the fire ordinances, under
the protection Of temporary restrain.
ing orders issued by the federal courts,
Is planned by Corporation Counsel
Brundage. and prosecutions will begin
as soon as possible. The following the
aters are said to be operating In viola.
ton Of the building laws. under TEN.
porary restraining orders issued in the
federal courts: Great Northern. ten
violations: Illinois Thcater. alleged
lack of fire wall between foyer and au.
ditorium: Folly Thcatcr. several viola
tions.
<GtA
ADAMS A. GOODRICH
maintains that widespread popularity
and respect which ~ only gained BY Q
strong 40 we'll a. an esdmabls pee.
sonality.
CHARLES J. vOPtt'GA
10 one Of Ch!cago's most useful and 70.
spected citizens.
~csM
THEODORE OEnNE
Ii one Of the men who would r,pre
sent the people well anywhere.
THEODORE @. MAYER
10 % good and true = citissn - eve
called Chicago bis homo. Every duty
Of citizenship has always bsen fastk
fully discharged By him.
FRED l. WILR
has proven By his successful csrsee
that brains. experience AMI integrity
form an irresistible combs@ation In any
MmA - hssnaUnna
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29

has proven BY his successful csreef
that brains, experience AMI integrity
form an Irresistible combt.ation In any
line Of businsaA
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29

has always PUT truth. nonos and jus
tics before expediency; hence the -
TEEN with which he is looked upon BY
all who know him.
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
WANTS NOTARY FEES.

HON. ZINA Il. CAHJvW
q liked most BY those who know him
best Al VINO have had buGiness ~
lations with him are united In bearing
testimony b this fact
Chicago eagle., 1907-06-29
J. J. GERA0HTY

aolds su hon0red place among thoss
who by hls ability. industry and sound
Judgment contribute to the growth and
vpbuildius Of ChicaRo.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-28

of the Sioux tribe. Flatiron. 93 years old. is said to be the greatest orator ef the Siegx nation.
 The older cowboys with the organ ization assert that it was Flatiron who harangued the Indians before they went into the Custer fight. He is still an orator and every once in a while he holds a pow-wow He is too old to do active work with the show but is taken alonig for his good in- fluence among the Indians, seeming to have the power to quiet them when they become restless or dissatisfied Flatiron is a member of the Ogalala tribe of the Sioux nation, and is one of the three hereditary chiefs of that tribe.
 Three other Indian warriors who had cortspicuous part in the Custer massacre are members of the Pawnee Bil aggregation. They are Charlaes Owns-the-Dog. Standing Cloud and Long Bull. They are 10th to talk of the slaughter. Long Bull is credited with being one of che greatest In- dian statesmen of history. He has made several journeys to Washing ton to participate in the negotiations with the white men regarding and claims. Standing Coud, despite his 70 years, IS one of the fleetest sprint CTS with the show Charlie-Owns-tife- Dog is a cousin to Geronimo.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-28
HONORS THICK ON OLD INDIAN
 FIGHTER
Cum, Who Captured Geroni- mo, and Formerly of Tomb stone, Succeeds We'll In Postal Service Of Alaska.

John M Clum, who is one of the best known of the pioneers of New Mexico and Arizona, and who was editor of the Tucson Citizen thirty years ago. is the man who has been elected as delegate from Alaska to the national congress, according to letters from the northwest territory. Mir. Cum went to Alaska seven years ago to organize the postal service and has since made his residence there.
 Many old-timers will remember Mr. Clum, for in the early history of ATi- zona he was very conspicuous fig ure, filling with ability seyeral im- portant public positions, He was Indian agent at san Carlos from Feb Tuary, 1874 to July 1877, in which position he performed effective and arduous service. IL was Mir. Cum who arrested Geronimo at Ojo Ca lfente, N. M.. in April, 1877, and con veyed him 10 the reservation. The escape Of the willy chief from the res ervatioH the next year, his bloody depredations. the pursuit and final capture, are, as parts Of Arizona history; but one of the most notable III tuS iouS succession or attendant events was that arrest.
 He was postmaster at Tombstone also. and mayor of that city, holding likewise al one time a post in the in spection service of the postoffice de partment Besides his official career in Arizona, MT. Cum made a record as a newspaper man, in which calling he manifested an ability ard fearless nesa that were recognized widely. From November, 1877, to February. 1880. he was editor and proprietor of the Citizen, which he sold to go to Tombstone, where he established the Tombstone Epitaph, conducting the same successfully through several years He sold it to go to California, where he located at San Bernardino in the real estate business.
 In 1891 Mir. Gum returned to the United States postal service, and has been employed therein from that year until the present time, serving in yari- ous parts of the United States and in inc department at Washington. In April, 1900, he was sent to Alaska to organize the postal service, which he did to the utmost satisfaction of the department and the public.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-28
GOODNIGHT HORSE COMING.
Most Wonderful Anima in Worio
 with Rinalins Bros. Show

The -Good-Night' horse, one Of the members of Riccobono's company of marvelousy traineld equines, created such a sensation in Europe last wirGer by its wonderful display or intelli. gence that the entire act together
 with Riccobono. the greatest of all the worlds animal trainers, was ent gagged as one of the trained animal | features With Ringing Brothers cir 1 GUS this season.
 This wonderful horse, as the act fs presented, comes home to its family wearing boots. hat, coat and pants. Alter supper eaten at a table it reaos the sporting page of the evening pa 1 Der. When the clock strikes ten. it Hghts candle, goes to bed, pulls the covers down, takes off its boots and coat, blows ti;e Candies out climbs into bed draws he covers over and closes lIs eyes. hen With the true instincs Of the sex. Ike wife oeIly goes tnToHgh US pOcEcF3. NeY- CT fn any couae-y i.<s aa enlmai act displayed such wonderful skill in the training of the brute mind as does this one. No other act to approach 1t has ever been seen in this country or any other.
 Kerlake's pigs which climb ladders. shoot the chutes and play leap-frog are other examples of fine animal training to be seen with this show hrelake also has a company of train ed ponies and mules that do many astonishing things Others of inter est along this line are the three herds Of Ringing Brothers elephants di- rected by Pearl Soader sn an entirely new act and a troup of comical trick horses trained and managed by Nola Satterfield.
 The same measure of excellence noted in these trained animal acts is found in all the other individual spe- cialties that go to make the greatest circus performance ever witnessed. European talent pTedominates through out. and the result $ an entertain ment of great novelty and variety. All of the sixty aerobats, the forty riders. the thirty aeriaists, the fifty clowns and various other kinds of performers have been selected from the amusement arenas of the world with view to giving the people new things to look at.
 Not content with being the biggest and best circus in the world. the Ringing Brothers great organization is even still larger than last year. and though 1t has always taken the lead in the acquiring of novelties, 1t never before had so many as this season Wednesday, October 2, is the date of Ehe exhibition fns Blsbee, and two performances will be given. Asl in the past down town branch offieeI will be opened in Rinehart's Drug Store. where reserved seats and ad- missions may be bought all show day at the same prices charged at the ticket wagon
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-28
CHICK ARNOLD GETS
 AFTER HIS OPPONENT

A letter has been received at the Tucson Star from Chick Arnold at Cananea which denies the statements made by Bernal that were published a few days ago regarding the fight that took place at Cananea. between Arnold and BernaL Arnsold claims that Berna was not in the light from the beginning 10 the end, and that he is willing to meet Bernal at any time he is ready for purse of from sle0 to s1.000 He further states that he will meet Bernal in a siK-foot ring 10 show him who 1t was that ran. he also states that he will fight Bernas at ITO pounds. and if he deesnot knock him out in two rounds Bernal can have all of the gate receipts. In regard to the statement made D, Bernal that he was not counIed out. Arnold says that he was down and out for over fifteen minutes"