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Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
 SIAGt LUAD HAS VERY NARROW ESCAPE
loaded Omnibus is Rolled Down Embankment on Naco Road, Driver Is Only One Hurt In The Mix-up.

By some remarkable chance about ten people who were passengers in an omnibus returning from the wild west show last evening, when the ve- hicle went over an embankment about twenty feet high escaped without ser ious injury internally. The stage was badly wrecked but the horses escaped untnjured.
 Alter the show was over last even ing at Lowell the immense crowo thronged out of the tent. A large number of stages and surveys were lined up in front and were readily filled, after which the drivers whip ped up their horses in order to get to the city and make a second trip This eagerness led to some rather careless driving.
 Reaching a place on Naco Road about two hundred yards this side of the Calumet & Arizona hospital. Jos eph Birch, driving a stage belonging to the o. K Stables, n which there were ten people, endeavored to pass a team in front of him on the left side, which was toward the embankment The other driver pulled over to the left a little. thus crowding Birch's team to the edge of the embankment and before he could prevent it, the stage crowded with people rolled down the hill.
 In the wild scramble down the en- bankment, which was twenty feet high. women became terrified and screamed, but luckily the stage landed on it's side and the passengers were protected by the hood which broke the fail. One by one the passengers scrambled out, and it was found that no one had sustained any injury fur ther than a slight scratch with the exception of the driver who was pin ned beneath the wreckage. He was able to walk when he was hauled out but was in great pain.
 The stage was badly battered up and was left where it was rolled. It will be hauled into the city today.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29

ippine question should be settled and settled in favor of the people whom we as a great nation have so grossly wronged. The islands should be turned over to the Filipinos as Cuba was turned over to the Cubans and the sooner this is done the better. Let us not sell the islands. Enough that we have made the people of the Phil ippines slaves, trampled their rice fields into mud and burned their viii lages. Lett us not dispose of them as chattels. Let us make them free for they are worthy of freedom and are capable of freedom. This is our plain duty in recompense for the war of criminal aggression" waged so re- lentlessly in the interest of the ex- ploiters who elected the president who put the deal through.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
FUNDS RAISED FOR
 BASE BALL TOURNEY
Best Ball Players In Territory Will Cross Bats On October
 20-27.

Globe. Phoenix, Cananea, Yuma, Douglas, Tombstone and Window have all agreed to send teams to the biz tournament which will take place in Tucson from October 20 to 27 in- elusive, says the Citizen.
 Tucson, of course, will be represent ed and the local team, together with the teams named above comprise the fastest baseball organizations in the southwest.
 This afternoon at o'clock in the ofice of A. s. Donau. the tournament finance committee will hold a meet ing. A meeting of this same commit tee was held yesterday afternoon at John Beck's and plans to raise the necessary $250000 guaranty were formulated It was at that time decto- ed that each member of the commit tee. consisting of Vic Hanny A. S. Donau and Mayor Slack, should pre- pare a list of probable subscribers, and at this afternoons meeting the lists will be compared, and from them one large list Will be compiled. Every person whose name appears on this large list will be interviewed by a member of the finance committee and their subscriptions will be set down after their name. Within two days the members of the committee expect to have the $2500 guarantee secured.
 A meeting of the arrangement com mittee will also be held today and preparations for the building of a large new grandstand at Elysian Grove will be made. The new stand will have a seating capacity of 1900 to 2000 The grandstand. roofed and screened in front. will be immediately behind home plate. where everything that takes place on the field can be readily seen.
 Then along the first base and third base lines there will be bleachers. The admission to the grandstand will
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
TEMPERATURE VAS
 ABOVE TIE NORMAL General Summary By Weather Bureau For Week Ending
 September 23.

The mean temDers4ure wes slightly above the normal. except the south ern counties, where 1t vas sbotE nor nal The first three and last days of the week were excessively warm. On Tuesday and Wednesday the ay- craze daily excess in temperature Thursday was decidedly cooler; the minimum. temperatures ranging from 2S degrees to 64 degrees. The day temperatures ranged from 70 degrees in the northern counties to 104 de grees in the southern counties. Kill ing frosts occurred in the northern portion of Yavapai, Coconino and Nav sjo counties; heavy frosts in north ern Maricopa. southern Yavapai and Apache counties.
 Partly cloudy weather prevailed in the northern and central counties; the days were almost cloudless in the southern counties. The precipitation was greatly deficient in all sections of the territory. the only measurable amount reported being O.24 inch at St. Michaels. Apache county, on the 17th-18th.
 The average percentage of sunshine was about 80 per cent, or per cent less than the preceding week. The southeastern counties received the greatest amount while over the north ern counties there was a large de- ficiency,
 Irrigation water is plentiful. At the end of the week the lower Salt. the lower lGila, the Agua Fra, the Hassayampa and the Bill Williams Fork river beds contained good sup plies of running water.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29

country but of all civilized countries. This has been going on for the past several years, until the combined money and credit required to carry out this expansion is inadequate to meet the demand. It is the general impression that there will be a re- striction of business to meet these changed conditions. at least until af- ter the first of this coming year, when business xill doubtless adjustritself to a normal basis. The country in gen eral and the southwest in particular he believes to be in a remarkably prosperous condition and will be but little affected by the present money stringency. in the eastern markets Tucson will of course have to stand her share of direct trade losses. but Mir. Steinfeld believes this loss will hardly be noticed in a town that nor mally has so heavy an increase to care for.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
WILD WEST SHOW PERFORMS IN
 TAI DlcpCE
 IN UIuULL
Parade and Show Under Diff culties. Both East and West Represented. Several New Features, Concert Fair.

In no town in which they have per formed. so Press Agent Mason of the Pawnee Bills show stated, have they found 1t so difficult to give an at tractive parade, this being due of course, to the peculiarly mountainous nature of the city's location How ever, they did the best they could and made a creditable showing considering the circumstances.
 The first performance was given in Lowell at 2:30 p. m. The attend ance was good and but for the wind and sand the occasion would have lacked objections.
 The grand entry consisted of the Mexicans, Cossacks. Indians. Arabians. cowboys, etc and was concluded by the appearance of Pawnee Bill and his wife. The former presented his show to those assembled and an- nounced that the performance would immediately begin Shoot her up; that's what we're here for" was the unexpected comment of an enthusias- tic patron of the show, at the con clusion of Pawnee Bil's speech.
 Then followed roping contests. broncho riding, the robbery of the train and of the stage coach. Indian war dances, etc. bringing back to life the pioneer days of the west. The riding of the Cossacks. on their pc. culiar, high-backed saddles was well received. In fact, taken as a whole, the show gave satisfaction to those present.
 Many stayed for the concert and while some of the numbers were not especially interesting, those of the slack wire walker, the juggier and the Hindu magician were good. The work of the juggler was of a high order and was easily the favorite.
 This is Pawnee Bills first visit to Bisbee and should he come again he will receive a hearty welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
sPEgcHMAkine TOUR.

President Roosevelt Will begin his tour of the middle west on Monday next. On Monday ne will speak in Canton. Ohio. and on the following days be xill speak at Keokuk. Iowa. and St Louis. Missouri. From Keo- hnk 10 Memphis. Tennessee, the pres ident viii be entertained by those who have special interest in the improve ment of the Mississippi river. but at Canton the speech delivered by the president may be expected to be largely devoted to euIogy of the late PresidentMcKinley whose assassina- ton placed Roosevelt first in the presidential chair.
 Those interested in the commercial enterprises of the country will watch with bated breath to catch the words of the president next week. The pres ent uneasiness and unsettled fipan- B ciaI condition of the country 0s the result of cause and there Is a sus- picion that this cause comes from declarations of Roosevelt and his ad- ministration as to what Is to be done to the railroads and other great busi- ness enterprises. So far neither Roosevelt or his administration have done anything which promises relief to the people who pay the freight and passenger fares on the railroads. still. according to general opinion. reckless threats about what IS to be done has caused general drawing of the purse strings of the country and as result railroad construction throughout the country including building of city street car systems and interurban lines. has stopped This stoppsge of industrial progress has iessened the demand for mineral products and caused general dullness throughout the country.
 The speeches to be made by the president next week will. because of present existing conditions. be eager ly awaited
 Unless he can give reason for present lack of business activity not in any way connected with adminss- tration policies the country will most likely decide that 1t will be better to look elsewhere for pew national poii- cses which promise relief
 Tn Iowa and other states where he is to speak there will be anxiesy to know whether the president has yet made up his mind as to what should be done by the coming congress in the matter of tariff revision. His hos nilty to the railroads of the country coulc be at least tempered with pro priety by promising to so adjust the tc-.z on steel rails that American railroads would have so pay no more for domestic steel rails than they are cold for In Mexico.
 By removal Of the republican tar
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
IN THE PROBATE COURT

or the County of CCchise. Territory
 of Arizona. In the matter of the
 Estate of John C. Krumlin, deceas-
 ed. Notice of Hearing Petition.
 Notice is hereby given that Jesse T. Poland has filed in this court a petition praying for letters of admin Istration of the above entitled estate, ard that the same will be heard on Saturday, the 5th day of October. A. D.. 1907. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the Courtroom of said court in Tombstone, County of Co chise Territory of Arizona and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any they have. why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted
 Dated September 21st. 1907.
 J. E. JAMES. Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29

(continued from First Pagel uncertain in action. He looks straight at you in talking. His power of si- lence and retention of his own thoughts is unequaled among public men. AIweys uncommun.cative, age, responsibility and cares have put more seals on his lips.
 The ambition of George B. Cortel- you Is to te president of the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
PARADE Anp BASEBALL.

Da not fail to sec the Jig parade and ball game next Sunday. Parade al 12:s0. Special train to the ball grounds at 1:So.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
FREE THE FlLlPInos.

According to a vote polled by the New York Herald among senators and congressman who will occupy seats in the coming session of congress four-ffths of the number are in favor of disposing of the Philippine Islands, either by sale or by turning them over to the inhabitants.
 Only three out of l62 who ex- pressed themselves are in favor of a permanent protectorate over the is lands.
 Ten are in favor of turning the islands over to the Filipinos immedi- ately. Forty are willing to sell the sell the islands and forty-one are will ing to turn them over to the inhabi- tants as soon as they form system of government for native control.
 Three in favor of permanent re- policy of William Mckinley in mak. ing of the American republic world power with alien colonies and depend encies! IIme suTe1y natn 1" 7-7Ts5aT1 9s wonderful change.
 Six or eight years ago to have ex- pressed the opinion now expressed by the congress of the United States would have been reasonable. All of the republican jingo howlers said so. The republican press said so. From the president down to the Iittlest ward heeler of the party the cry went up that to haul down the flag" in the Philippines would be to bring the nation into disgrace before the world. But time makes all things even and 1t is now becoming plain even to a hostile congress party that William Jennings Bryan was right when he said that to hanld down the flag in the Philippines as 1t was hauled down in Cuba would have been only to ex- emplifp the spirit of American institu- tions and vindicate our plea of war for humanity with Spain. It Is be- coming plain that the democrats were right and the republicans were wrong on this as on most of the other i'm portant questions on which time has shed an all revealing light
 It is only to be regretted that par sy passion and prejudice blinded the eyes of congress and the nation as long as it did. Had a sane view of the situation been taken from the begin nipg much waste Of wealth and val uable human life would not have been. Many blots on the American flag would not have fallen. We would not have had record Of tor ture and blood for which the nation must blush for shame. No order of -1dn all over ten" and make samar bowling wilderness" would ever have been written to the dishonor of that flag which the witch burners we're so anxious to keep unsnIlied in the interest of exploiting capital in new fields of conquest.
 The time has come when the Phil
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 will be paid for attenuation leading to the arrest and conviction Of the parties stealing The asview from subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
RAaERAIi sIlNnAX

Sunday. September %. at Don Luis Park Douglas Elks versus Bisbee Elks. Special train at l;30 D. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 County of Cochise ss.

I, N. A. Patterson, circulation man. ager of the Blsbse ally Review. do solemnly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona flde circulation of the daily editions of the Bssbee Daily Review. for the month of August, 1907, and that from the statement all spoiled and left over pa- pers have been deducted.
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29

be 25 cents and the bleachers IS cents.
 The field will be leveled and rolled and will be in the very best condition for the big October tournament.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-29
c0RTElY YOU IS MUM
 AS AN OYSTER

tcontlnued irom FIrst Pagel
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-12-14
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo IA DCEMBRE De 1907

yer era una ciHdad de convenciones,
siendo el lugar donde Sc tienen anual-
mente de $50 4 200. TIabl6 de las
amplias aeomodaciOnes, asi en- cues
tion de hospedajes como del nuevo
Auditorium que fu6 cOnstruido p0r
Ia ciudad q an c0stO de S550.00O v
que puede eontener $4,000 personas.
iliz0 Yer el gran inducimient0 que
oirece el clima de Denver, declann.
do que los delegados podrian hacer
mas trabajo en- dos dias que en- tres
en- una atm6siera h0meda Expuso
que desde el aao 1892 no habia hahi-
Ito ninguna convention nacional allen
de el centro geografico de los Estad0s
Cnidos, Y que los precios de pasales
de ferroearriles no eran mayors de
muchos dc les estados del sur que
l0 que son a Chicago o q Atlantic
City, y muy POGO mas que d Luis
Vile 3 que de Ia costa del Paciaco no
serian mds que dc la costa del Atldn-
tic0 Denver.
D.i0 que Denver tenia Sl00,00 pa
IA pagar los gestos de Ia convention
y que garantizaha iodas las iacilida-
dies y comodidades en- question dc ho-
teles, cuurtos para las omisiones y
acom0daciones para Ia prensa. etc.
Narios otr0s cuhalleros extendieron
la lnviacion por parte de Denver,
los euales tuer0u secundados por el
senator Follerquien dilo que ST Sc tenia
h convention en- Denver clio 0ientaria
ala democraeia de Colorado; que hay
an gran elemento democratico en- q
eslado que ha dado su voto electoral
& favor de aquel Incompatible demo
crata, W. j. Bryan. "Lo podemos
hacer otA vez, diio, va sea a favor
de Began 0 aigun otro buen demo,
crata.n
Todos los demas estados ya dichos
hicleron sus preseutaeiones 0ireciendo
sus respectiyos inducimientos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-12-14
!, ,SB>uNE0~a<El<a (IE>laNlsNEDu>A
Reunion Social.


Ia nnche del Microbes de esta se-
mana, nupstro compahero el Hon.
Felix Martinez, aproyech0 su breve
estaneia en- esta para reciproear el ca
RHO que le hieieron un n0mero de
sus amigos personales en- su Ultima
vista a Las Vegas, conyidandolos
a una suntuosa cena. especialmente
preparada para Ii 0casion en- q res.
taurant de nuestro amigo, Don Ade-
laido Gonzales.
Los siguientes amigos partieiparon
del ohsequio y hospitaidad del 81,
MartfneN ManuelC. de Baea, sabi.
no Lulan, Demetrio Silva, Adelaide
Gonzales, Bernaba Flores, Catarino
Romero, Pedro Montana, Pedro Ga.
maduran, Dionisio Montoya, Ramon
Mankanare-, Adelaide Tafoya, Car
los l.. Hefnande1, Casimiro NielIna,
Antonio II Montoya, Antonio Lu.
cero y Egequiel G. Dc Baca
Despues de hacer honor q l0s ape
titosas viandas y exqnisit0s vinos,
el Sr Silva fuG nombfado como pre-
sidente Dc Ia reunion, que habien-
do asamldo su puest0 invite al Sr.
i, q. dc Baca para que expresara cl
objet0 de Ia reunion qulen 10 expico
On hreyes palabra-; lespl6s hieieron
u-0 dc IA palahra, el Sr, Martinez,
Don Manuel G. dc Baca, Don AUTO.
nio Luceroy Don Sab.no Luian, discu-
tiendo cl tema de la conlAtcruidad u
union de los lIispano.Americanoa y
la necesidad de sacriflcar los senti-
mientos pers9nales en- aras del patrlo-
tismo, y sus expreslones fuernn reci-
bidas con atlas demostraciones De
aprecio,
A las nueye dc Ia noehe Sc levanta-
ron dc la mesa los coneurrentes lIe-
vando en- sus corazones gran aumen-
to de estimation hacia el huesped
principal, el Sr. Martinez.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-12-14
Roosevelt DecIina Positivamente
Ia Nomination.

Con Ia ultima declaration hecha
por q presidentc Roosevelt el mi6r.
coles de esta semana, cesaran indu-
dablemente t9dos los esfuerzos y ha-
bladurias de un tercer periodic Y los
varios candidates republcanos ten
dram q campo alberto para trabajar
por sus candidaturas. lie aqui como
Ia prensa annncia Ia determination
final del presldente;
Washington, Die. III. Ill presi-
dente Roosevelt no sea candidate pa
ra I'm tercer periodic. Toda la duda
que habia sobre este particular qued6
desvanecida esta noche por medic dc
una declaration autorzada de Ia Casa
Blanca al efecto que Mr.. Roosevelt
s0stiene tOdavia In desiciOn dc re-
nunciar Ia candidatua Ia cual hi2o
Ia noehe despues de Ia election tres
amos pasados. l1n Ia exposition dada
esta noche el pfesidcnte Roosevelt
dice que no ha camblado Ia determi-
nacion que expuso al pueblo Ameri-
cano on 1904,
Parece que 81 presidente Roosevelt
habia estad0 esperanto Ia c0nvOcat0-
ria para Ia C0nvencion nacional para
que clio le sirviera como oportunidad
para hacer presente su pOsicion de
una manera clara q inequivoca, de-
! liando asi el campo libre 4 Fairbanks
Taft, Cannon, Knox, Foraker Y otros
candidates declarados 8 prospectiyos
\ para Ia nomination republicans
4 la declaration del presidente es
como sigue:
ala noehe despu6s de la election
hice Ia siguiente annnciaci0n: 'Apre.
clo h0ndamente 81 honor que se me
ha conferido por el pueblo America.
no en- haberme al expresad0 su con-
hanza por 10 que he hecho Y por ID
! que he procurado hacer. Apreclo en-
toda su plentiful Ia solemue responsa-
bilidad que me impone esta confan.
IN, y hare todo 10 que este en- mi po-
der para no desmerecerla, HI dia
! de Mario yenidero habre servido
tres afos y medic periodic que cons
tltuye mi primer t6rmino. La Saba
c0stumbre que limita la presidencia 4
dos periodos signiiica la sustanea Y
no Ia fornia, y baio ninguna cireuns
tancia ser6 candidate para, nj acepta,
IRE otra nomination., No he Gambia
ldo nj cambiare Ia decision asi anun
clada. ("
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-12-14

AVIs0 A NUESTROS MAR
CHANTES.

Tenemos gusto de anuncar que eli
Foley's Honey 4 Tar para tos, res
frios y intermediates pulmonares noes
por Ia ley Naclonal Dc Ali
mentos y Drogas Puras, porque no
contiene nare0ticos nj otras drogas
y 10 recomendamos como un
remedio SECURE para nifios adul-
tos. DE yenta por Q. G. Schaefer y
La Cruz Rola.
Toda una cuadra, con p6rdidas que all
canaan sac, 600, fu6 devorada por las
llamas en- la plaza de Clayton q yier-
mes de Ia semana pasada. Ei incen-
diO Ocurri0 como d las doce de la no.
che y Sc origin0 en- un restaurant ve-
elmo al edihclo del Primer Banco Ma
cional, incendi6ndose dos restau-
rants, una panaderia, una carnicerla,
una zapateria y varias casas de resi-
dencia, Pareco que el haEco solo per.
.dio sus muebles que Sc quebraron.
Triste y dolorosa fu6 Ia perdida que
sufrler0n el martes dc esta semana
nuestrcs apreciables vecinos, Don
Francisco a. Lopez Y su esposa Dofa
Barbarit Sena do Lopez, en Ia de-
function de su querida nina, Maria
Petrita Lopez que, q Id tlerna edad de
7 ailos, les arrebat0 el angel de. Ia
muerte. En- dlas pasados Dofla Bar
barita habia salido para La Estaneia
con el fin de vlsitar 4 su hermanita
que vive alli y en- el camino sc enfer-
/ mo criticamente Petrita, teniend0
que retroceder de su viaie, y apenas
lego aqui de vuelta expire su ailtimO
aliento. Maria Petrita era Ia prim0-
genita del lnatrimonio Lopez = era q
eueanto de sus padres, p0r sGs mag
nilieas dotes de earilo \ adhesion 4
sus padres y hermanitos, y estaha en-
esa edad en- que los hijos son el enS-
canto mas puto del hogar,