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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11
WANTED.

WANTED.
 WANTEo-To sell one 3-year old Jersey heifer. E. B. Mason. 557 WANTED-A bucket girl. about 30 years old, at Richlieu House. 352 WANTED-Girl for second work and care of children. Apply to Review office. Mrs. Gerald sherman, z2 Quality Hill 322 WANTED-At Tammany Hall, con petent piano player. Apply Tam- many Hall. 311 WANTED-Assistant COOK and dish washer at Hereford, Arizona Ad- dress Greene Cattle Co.
 WANTED-Manager for store in Hua- chuca Mountains. Must have ex- perience and be competent of keep ing accounts straight. Write Greene Cattle Go. Hereford, Arizona. WANTED-Watch repairing: all work guaranteed. Turner, 25 Main st 
 FOR RENT.
 FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for housekeeping. 33B o. K. Hill. Mrs. A. Webster. 309 FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms, Private residence, 72 Clawson Hill.
 333
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

Up the canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E T. get the franchise. (Adv.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

Don't miss seeing the ThaW-White case at the Fantasmagoria, at the Johnson block, Naco Road 346
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

DON'T WoRRY Get the money you need from Turner. 9 Main street. Next to English Kitchen)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Three rooms and furni- ture for sale. Inquire womens Tog- gery. 35l
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11
NOTICE.
NOTICE

Our office has been moved to Banners Photo Gallery in the Hughes Block. Those owing us please call and settle. BISBEE BAKERY.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. CAdvD
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

Don't forget the Yeoman's Bali, Friday night. April 12th, at the Bis bee Opera House.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

WANTED-To sell one Swear old
 Jersey heifer. E. B. Mason. 557
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-11

WANTED-A bucket girl, about 30 years old, at Richlieu House. 352
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

cine sinfa6s 9srfasung ssniist isit'
benz fsi Elm fUrmIidtr pro5sf Dorses
I9rieben.
Nun perIu6t bic engliI6e @eIsBgsbs
iing bieIes bonn englif9en @olte ssbuls
bette llnreht babur9 in sttpa lpisber
gut gu MAIDEN, baB lie ben tleinen
2euten bic MHgli9tttt gefpGbrt, Ii1
ols pG9ter auf benz 2dnbe nitberSus
Ioffen. Man erbebt ben Ruf: suriid
ouf's 2anb dber ni1t aus
reiner 2iebe fiji iene, bsnen bic neuerl
asrurseTsBe BON Iubeu Ieit iOlIsu,
fonbern neil man 10 etfpas tpie Elm TO-
5idliftiI9ss @sIpsnIt iiber gn9lanb
I9psbsn fisbt. MGn m09te nun bic
8abl Der iIeinen @runbbtiiba pers
mebrsH, neil man tpeiB, bob lie ii&
nls bas fefteite 8ollfpsrt ipie eegen bic
unsebrobte NationaIilieruna bes
GrunbbeTiBss, 70 aud ssgen ben aols
Iettibismus srtpsiIen ipiirben. Die
Brage III nur bic, OBJ Go ni6t fhpn az
Tp6t. Mun pirb bds 2dnb ia I9on
an 9ddter bertbsilsn lGnnen; e
Fruet fid nur. Oh bieIe ii9 gu boIten
DsrmSsen. Man fat ss I9on 0ftsrs
.rIsbt, bdB bic Degeneration Der flsis
nenGrunObefibsr trob Der bsTten 2lbs
'Ti6tsn Der Gsisbsebsr ideitsrts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

men &iftns, 6drnIiurs, 9laIentatoub unb
grishti6e 9ierntruutbet, bic srdblt4ite an
BON RIerenIetbtn.
Or. aiImers eampfpurSeI, @ebtSin 1T
teineBptgs empiobln iar SlIes, iinb Sie ober
nit Rierens, qtbers unb @laienleibtn bebaittt,
10 1T eerdbe lie has Wlittsl, baS sic esbraldgr
IoateH. Sumpipuuetsg lsbibin tpurbe lett mebrertl
Sabret prDbirt In bielen 8dleu, IN ooipitdlern
iopobl fuie aud p%ripatim, iinb bot itd 10 eriolgs
reid e%rpieien, bab elm Sonber; tebersintcmrren
setrotisn nurbt, on ale qeier bietr 9etuns,
wel9e bieielbe nod nidt erprobt, cine Yrobes
Blaiat, Hebit einsni gude, bGs Sbnen Ribeyes
beihttibt, pie Sic erfennen tonntH, bah sic
Risrsns O6sr glaisnltiSsn babtH, poiiirei 81 ienbm.
g9eRH Sie bauim I5rsibsn, bite erpdbnen
eic, bah Gle bic eener5it Cferte IN oitem
glGttt gcleicn unb isnben Gle Ju8lei4 9be
Hbreile an Or Rilmer SvE1~
g Co. ginsbamt on MSsalsEs
Y. y. Die r~tguIdrtn 30 M 4 SMs$
Gent unb eiRtn Collar
6lai6n finO IN aQen EM
a~potbefen Az bdbtn. adbordtUrien Der
Maden Sie ttincn Srrs SnmpiipuriesDsebiBin
tbuni, msrtsn Gle I& ben stamsn SumpIwuueL
Or. 6ilmerS Siimpfpu5ezDiebiitn ionic bic
abreiie 9inebamton, Y. D., bic on iebtE Glade
ongebra9t 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

bstOen Mddte bic bolIe 5rsib.it babeR
fclIsn, mad 8eIieben mad irssnb einera
@ebiststbsile Der anoeren Ma6t 3u
tommsn, bort gu rsiIen unO iiG rts'
ber5ulaiien, urb bab iis ii9 bes bSI'
len unO pOIlItGnOissn S9ub.s fiI
psrIOn unb Gigentbum srfreuen Iol'
len. als OisIer @ertrag u%nsenommsn
tDurbe, riibrts ii9 in Canada ttire
Stimme Oassgen; aud gritii9 Gos
lum6id CAB baSu, psnigTtens Iilf6peis
genb, Isin: 3uIiimmups; ieitbsr fat
it9 bic Stimmuns bort uber gang gee
tDaltis geGnbert. @enisItsns Elm s.os
Fer Sbeil Der 9ep6lterung 8ritifG
Columbus Dsrllngt b6IIige ausidIi.s
Bung Der Sdpaner 1oppbI tpie Der g6i'
neIen unb bic 9sisBssbung Der pro,
Dtna bate i1on cine Bill ang.norls
men, tpelds bic @usi6licbung Derfiiss
fe. Deil Der Dice . @ourerneur Siefe
petirte. tpurSe tur5 Dor benz ansriff
duf bic aiiatsn, fem 8iIbnis duf benz
Sheiterbdlfen oerbrannt.
Canada unS @robbritannien 1sben
iid Our6 ben 8pii6enfall in cine isbr
inunsene6me Gage sebru9t. Ditl bic
cdnuOii9s g1egisrung ibrsm @srtros
NIT Snpar nd6lsben unb i'm uufre1t
erhdlten. bdnn mdht Tie Yih bic 8rps
pin3 8ritiI@ Columbia gum 6einS un6
ts 1T nod bic 5roge, oh bic unb.rsn
prpOinser Elm vNa6geben" Sdpnn ses
geniiber, bie p&usIieFeruus Brittle
Columbus an bic 4IiGten" - IolGt
S6ldgpSrter tperben unSpeifelGaft
duftuu6sn - tiIligen piirben. SIN
Rein > 5dIIe IGbe @robbritonnien Ii9
In elmer iebr fatdlen 3pidmiibIe Stpis
f9en Supan, Ieinem 8erbinbstsu, unb
Canada, feiner dIteIten SoGter. 9enn
Ssigte Canada IiG abseneigt, bann
piirOe Supun ii6 bod pobl nm See
~nustbuun9 an 2pnbon penbsn. Wir0
bann aber @nglonb Sdpan gers6t,
bdnn muB es iia babur6 gdna6a emit.
fremben; nsigt ss Ii9 gu Canada bin,
6unn iiFs nit Der iupuniIaeH 6reunOs
f@uft borbei.
gu einem ara6, 70 ober 70, pirb's
ia ni9t tommen. Die @naeIeaenbeif
tUirb obus 3peifel siitli9 bsigeleet
tperbsn. Damit pir6 bic oItatifde
Srdse fir England aber ni9t beIeitigt
fein, fonbern lie ipirb lid ppruuss
fi@tli9 INNER mtbr berfhGrTen, bis
bic @ntI&sioung gssen wgiisn" ni5t
msbr gu umgsben lit, Sb es banr
Hi6t gu Ip1t isin tpirb, 6as DolIe @ers
truuen 9ritif6 Columbus, bs5p. Gds
ndbds, suriidsuSspmnsn, bus 1T Die
Gruse.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
6eI6dft..

,Sir bic bisIeu 2DGer in Sbrsm
@rOt follttn Sic etgentIi9 etfpus dbIdIs
Ten," metEts bic I6laue iunse 3raii.
- ,gia, gut" entgegr.te Der peife 9Gs
der, lid perbe Sbnen fir iebss God
einsn 9tdeI pergiiten, penn sic sS mir
ipteberbrineen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
GhrIi6s Gnif6nrbiouna.

gai9ter: rglsin, fpelds RObbsit! Bte
ipmmen sic baau, Sbren Na@bur NIT
Der MiItsabel uuf Oi. ginie 5u f&ld'
GEM" 8uusr: rSu, Serr Ri&ter.
ID bate bait ni8ts dnbsresl1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
l~lnfreiwilliass @eHdncnis.

SberIt: Isle biirfeR ni9t sttpa claus
ben, bic Gbrs zines &abetten Iiess bars
in, baB er ii9 uobl.n 9dIiiunen bins
gtbt uub SdulOen mcdt pie Elm
StubsOffisisr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
@ein @Iat.

Der sliidIi9Is Mnsenblid mstnsS
2sbens,@ cntportste Der alts Sunegsa
ielIe, mar, ols Der @oIbf1misb bic
@srlobunssrinss 5uriidnatm unb mir
bufir 8rugsntuDpfe CAB
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
0ca bSfe R,a,ntpettsr.

H.Iu6: rSd, Rarl9er, boit bu f@pa
ipiebsr SdlGse betOmmes9" 4drls
den: DC 1T bas bumme Resennstter
bran I1uIb ba baut einen ein's
unis dn6srs aus burer 2onsptii'!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

SIN Retnurauk. sReuner!
SeOtsmal. psnA ih 5trtomfrs. ptrb.
mir 6ieIslbs Rnrtofisl DorssfeBn
.Si, ellen Ft ia niemOIs, meiR 3srr!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04

9ilmsr S%umpiwur,el bic
bsuibmte Riertus, yebers
NIB 9laisH:s esbi5in eRielt
ipnrben.
Gle Ut BE si6bts msbi'
binii6e triumph bss 10.
Sdbrbunberts. Sumpis
mursel wurbe entbeft mad
lansidbristm SuAsn BON
Or. ailmer, benz amer
tonntsn Risrtns uub Bias
isnsG pssiaIiitgn, unb bat
iih einsn 9lut ertporbcn
tiir hrnmpte 6eilunu Iahs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-10-04
Steben Sic oss sllureens auf
nit rinent labmen gii&en?
gisrsnIsiOsn inu6t Sbnsn Oas esbsa iibsr.
SraiEs.

gsiuabe 9e6sr wtI6et gsiiunsen lief, Ut btIsbrt
ibsr bic tpnnbsrbatsn heilnnaei. ipaAe bnra on.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-07
Fl dinero de los pObres

Todos los inviernos, la Junta de Con.
cejales de N. Y, presenta un dccumento
de aparencia formidable al que Sc da el
nomb bre de informe del Administrator
P1blico, que a primera vista parece
solo confuse parrafo de intermina bles
Columns de ndmeros. pero que en- el
fondo contiene parte de la historic de
los pcbres de los infortunados.
Entire es as m1ltiples listas aparece
una con ell titulo de "estados" recibidos
de los hospitales durante Ell aflo, que
es ell bal ance de cuentas y liquidaci6n
misera de los que en- ellos han fallecido
en- este centro de riqueza.
En- esos estados Sc da cuenta exacta
hasta de los centavos que aport6 ell
pordiosero y del dltimo peso de quien
| la ruerte 10 salvo del suicidio. Como
es de esperarse, ell total no ha sido
grande este arlo, pues apenas alcanz a
en- uno de los mayores hospitales que
Go Ci NC DCiiC'uS, q H4ti'"i '"AAo uSJ0
da por 500 pacientes, de modo que en-
numeros redondos puede decirse que
dejo de herencia un peso cada uno de
los ALI refugiados.
En- muchoS casoS no Sc contO nj eSS
cantidad, pues varios poseian solo diez
centavos Ell capital de una mujer, era
de dos centavos. Lo notable en- ese
hospital, y tai vez sucediera 10 mismo
en- los otros, es que todos los fallecidos,
POGO 6 mas, poesian algo, 10 que pare
ce indicar, en- deduction amarga, que
a1n para alcanzar la antesala de Nor
ga Sc necesita aqu{ dinero
Ell 1nico capitalista que en- esa lista
aparece fue un tai Charles Baker, con
$3.50 de cuyos $3.50 hubo que dedu-
cir S1.ao lque probalemente derroch6
durante su enfer medad, viendo que va
los bi mes de este mundo de POGO lie
serv1rian.
Adenas las administrations de los
hospitales dan no solo cuenta exacta
de cuanto dinero queda go sus manos
sino muchos datos acercs de los falle-
cidos y por ellos Sc We que por aque-
Hos han passdo individuos de tod S
profesiones nacionalidades Muchos
de ellos perecieron sin que Sc supiera
que hubesen ganado 8 reclbido dine
70 alguno durante doce mcses, 10 que
acknowledgements ayud6 q su muerte,
como talta de adaptation al medic in
flexible en- que Sc movieron que busca-
ron elios 6 en- que las clrcunstanclas Q
la suerte los arrojaron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-07
Gran Bazaar de NOVedadeS
GONZALEZ PaGIN HERM~F1S
San Francisco 56, S. Juan p. r.

- Acahamos de rechjr IN extenso sur
tldo de ALFOMBRAs EsTERAs especia-
les que otrecemos precos muy ecen6 micos !:
Alfombras de CREX, muy propias para
raises caldos, por su frescnra, y en- di-
verses colores, para sala, gabinetes ha-
bitacloDes:
Para asala-tamano-ri6s 6 9 a 85 una.
Idem gah,nete, ;, pulgds "A 90 S3 una.
ldem i'd >, puIgds 80 X - - una.
ldem habtarion ;, ;, - X 4o Il 80 ctvs. una.
Para id id puIgds ;, II 81 10 ctvs. una. .
Idem id id puIgds :, Is 36 i 80 ctys una
A!fombras fibra Hoh, muy soliciadas por
ser lavables CoIores verde, azuI, rosa
habano.
Idem i'd de pies 10 1876 $40 nna
Idem id de pies 50 X lO-2 81 una.
Idem i'd lie pies 8 x II d $l2 una.
La misma clase por yardas, en- ce'ores azul
y punz6 y de una yarda ancho AOv 30
ctvs. la yarda.
Estera de pa ia para pIsos, en- yar,os c0lores
de una yarda de ancho de 20 4O;. vs.
varda.
Alfombras de Moqueta para sala en- colores
elegautes comblnacloneS modeSnistas de
pies 9 4 50 una.
Alfombras de i'd i'd en- i'd para id en- pies
8-3 X 1916 $l3 una.
| AIfombras de id id para habjtaci0n en- los
mismos colores y dibujos eeganteS de
| tamano, pulgadas 54 q d Sl.oO una.
Alfombras de felpa, tnas, en- coores ee-
gantes y clase extra, propias para hab'-
tac6n, tama1lo, pdas 81 K u q So 90 una
Alfombras por yardas Ell colores modernis-
| tas y dibujos elegantes, de rs pulgadas Dc
ancho 75 50 ctvs. la yarda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-07

Ssuado esblec a
sn
Asnos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-07

Sali6 de Coruf1a para este puerto
ell 6 del pr6ximo pasado Y termina-
da~ sus opera clones seguira la ruta
de Santiago de Cuba, Habana, Car
deras. Guantanamo. Manzanillo y
New Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-07
Servicio de cabotaie.

la mad pa a lie n nrnta las cfaa
H.
companta
a auda
Ia
la sfe No
8 H., /; ID,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-07

Esti q la carga en- Barcelona, para
salir ell IS del corriente, con destino
al Mediterranean. Canarias, este puer-
to, Santiago de Cuba, Habana, Ma
tanzas.y New Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-07
Banqutro$ { Gomi.iuni$ta>
AGENIESd d lss vepores kssaatsscos d
11N1DBOS. 1ZQUIERDo Yoe~ ID OA1{N

X. FOLCH & o., DE BARCELONA.
y oe THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co, vapores noruegos
Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Estados Undos
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-03
American Tobacco trust Controls
oa'y 1000 sIaFas.raj i 100000 900
SO SAYS vICE.pslsIBENT HILL.
c'aimo That the Retail Stores Are
Practically Under the Control Of the
Consumer and clvea Reason for
Making Such Statement.
iBy assocIatod propa ,

NEW YORK, Dec. Or thn son mn
aslaii tobacco stores In tho United
states. tho American Tobacco Cor
pany controls eas than 1ouO ana ~
.ne o,uoo lobbera In Tho country II,
controls ollg one, according to the
testimony or Vice President Hill This
b'a'enient was made today I'm tho
course OF tho hearing IN tho case of
inc United States against tho Amer
hean Tobacco Company In nroc,as,.
before United States Comm,ssionar
Shields rs referee.
Mr. iiill declared that the COMPANY
has no hold whatever on 5ea ooo
''o pres which are doing business.
Tho retain stores. said he. arc
practically under the control of tho
consumer, who calls for such brands
ana goods ~ sui,a his fancy. The
dealer buys what his trade asks for.
ne said also that auy jobbcr can
set his goods OF the American Tobao.
co Company direct, except IN Nav
YORK city, and that tho American To.
nacco Company is willing TO supply
any jobber in any other city who can
pay Tor the goods he orders. lie
said the United Char Stores Company
handle some goods not made by tho
American Tobacco Company. An i.
lowancc averaging FIVE per cent. dis.
count was paid all jobbers for any
increase In the sale of American 10.
oacco Company's products.
Mr.. Hin stated that severn, sub-
sidiary concerns, including the Black.
welLDurham Company and the S. An.
argyros Company. cigarette makers.
were operated separately so that
they might retain their Individuality
Tor advertising purposes.
lie denied any agreement With thu
X. j. Reynolds Company TO control
The marketing OF the brands of that
hrm' bur admitted that his corpor.
alton owns all the stock OF the Wolls.
Whitehoad Company, the Spaulaine
& Merrick Company. tho Blnskoyer
Company and others. saying the OF.
ject OF this consolidation was 70 in.
crease the consumption OF tobacco
especially scrap tobacco.
Mr.. Hill asserted :ha; the result
had benefited all scrap mauufactur.
ers whether independent or in tho
combination.
In no instance was concern pur.
chased to eliminate composition.
Sometimes the purchase did not pay,
as In the case of the Queen CITY
Company. wherein tho American Conf
pnny's losses reached s90,S53.SS. Cen
orally. however. the vice president
went on, a prcat OF Mt least 9 per
cent was realized, Th. bearing adj.
journcd until tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-03
Hurry 7HAW's TRlaL VIVA
BEGIN on JANUARY s
Accused MANS Lawyer Opposed the
postponemens, But District AZ.
torncy Jerome Won out.
tBy Associated press)

NEW YORK. Dec. 2-On motion of
District Attorney Jerome the econd
trial OF Harry Thaw. for the killing
oil Stanford White in Madison Square
Foot Garden in June, 1906, TO-DAY was
postponed Until Monday, January i.
"A special panel of 300 talesmen will
report that day for jury duty. Thaw
was not brought into the court room.
but was allowed TO stand in the cor.
ridor leading from the prison room at
the rear and had an unobstruc;ed
Wow of the proceedings. His wife.
Evelyn Nosbit Thaw. was the only
member or The prlsoner's family pres.
ent. She looked much better than
she did a year ago. Her face Is
pump nov and there is q touch OF
healthy color In her cheeks. She
seemed in high spirits today.
The proceedings came up before
Justice Bowling OF the Supreme
Court. The defendant was represent
ed by his leading counsel. Martin ".
L;ticton and by Daniel OReilly. and
Russell Peabody. who served through.
out the first trial.
MIR. Littleton opposed the delay on
oehaif OF the defendant ana demand.
ed the right OF speedy trlnl.
Mr.. Jerome requested tho delay
on account OF the great difficulty that
would be encountered in SECURING a
jury with the prospect of being lock-
ed up over the holidays staring each
taiesman in the face. Ii was ncoas-
sary, he said. for the protection OF
inc interests OF the public and the
deiendant that the Jury should he
kept in custody throughout the trial
Justice Bowling said that while he
FAVORED speedy trial he believed
time and expense would be saved by
putting The case over 10 the frs
Monday in January.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-03
CONGRESSMAN WARMLY
GREET WILLIAM J. BRYAN
For Over an Hour Before the House
Convened Nebraska Man Was
Center of Attraction.
tny Associated pressl

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dec. -
For over an hour today. before the
House convened, William Jennings
BRYAN wss the central figure in tho
lobby back OF the Speakers desk. He
was given cordial greeting. ana ar
terward conferred with Representa-.
tives John sharpe Williams, james of
keniucy, Bartlett OF Georgia. ana
others.
MI. Bryan as an eN.membcr OF the
House was entitled TO The noor. ne
entered the chamber ut 1l:i5 O'clock
and was given an ovation by the
Democrats and the occupants of the
galleries.
When two Democrats get togerh.
or, yoi can be treasured that the
country's good is b,ing considerca.
w. j. Bryan made this remark when
asked the object OF his visit to Wash
inston and particularly to the capt.
toi at this time.
Mr.. Bryan thought that the Ameri-
can Congress consists OF finer body
of men than would be found any.
where else.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-03
Ss|f-sIgIsd Champion Receives Sc.
ware lfubb'ng by American PugIls
tAGLtsHAAH NOT IN SANE GLASS
Footwork of American Fight Com.
pletely eewI'dered the Gunner and
He Could No, Land His Heavy
Swings.
(By Associated rrcssl

LONDON, Dec. 2-7-Iommy Burns OF
America. knocked out Gunner Moir
OF England, In the tenth round be-
fore the National Sporting Club here
tonight. Englishmen naver had great
hopes of the ability OF their repre-
sentative TO regain their lost honors
in tho boxing arena, and some
what uneXcsing contest the Ameri-
can champion had comparatively
easy time in dsposing OF Molr $ pre-
tenuons and saving for himself the
title OF champion OF the world.
After the fifth round Burns vir-
tnally had won, aud at the tenth NOR
failed 10 rise to the call OF time, and
was literally cut 10 pieces. Burns
left the ring with scarcely a mark.
Aloir owes his right to cn:er cnam-
pionship matches more to influence
ttan 10 merit and his defeat. there
fore, was not matter of general sur
prise.
Burns proved his superiority in ev-
cry detail. He displayed greater sci
ence and Infinitely better gcneralsbip
aud his blows were delivered with
much more power than were those
OF the Engiishman. 1t was an easy
victory for the American, as the vic.
tory frcm the outset was a foregone
conclusion.
Barns entered the ring the favorite
Mt odds of TO A.. The work the
first round was mostly at long range,
the fighters spairing with aliness.
Burns landed two heavy blows on
the gnnner's neck, the second send.
ing him staggering 10 the ropes, while
the American c!everly avoided Nioir's
i1ishes.
Tho pace increased in the second
round. the men getting into close quar-.
ters, where Burns showed his su-
re,iority. and did lot OF damage on
AiGii's body He received nasty
Jolt under the chin. which brought
him up biss he soon resumed the
infgh;ing.
NOR cllnched flercel. aud was eau
tened. They fought at long range
again in the third round, Burns PROV.
Ing too clever for his adversary. who
began 10 show signs Of the punish
ment he had received.
IN the fourth round Brrns took a
breather which allowed NIolr to have
dus, shade the better of 4 light
round
Barns came back again hard in the
NTH, forcing the fight from the sound
OF the hell. He landed right on jaw
and a long swing cut Moir over the
eyo. !,
The sixth round was MI In .avol
Continued on Page Two,
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FORTY SEVEN MlNERs
SUPPOSED 10 BE DEAD
They Are Entombed in MIno at Fay.
cite City, Pa.-Forty Two of
Them Foreigners.
lBy Aesociatcd Prcssl

PlTTSBURG, PA, Dec. 2-The
fate Of five American and forty.two
foreign miners. while not definitely
known was pretty well established
late today by the finding OF the body
OF q mine pumper near the twenty
second entry OF tho Naomi Mine of
the United Coal Company. at Fay
cite City. 50 miles from this city, in
which an explosion occurred last
night Tho man had died from suf.
focation
Judging from the two fatalities
thus far known. both having been
caused by poisonous gas fumes. II is
almost certain that the AZ miners
sun emtombed in the mine hnve sue.
cumfsd 10 the DEADLY atterdamp.
There is nalso a possibility thai the
explosion last night occurred so
close to the men that they were Kill.
cd by It's force and tho resultant fall
OF tons of rock and earth
S'ncc shortly after O'Clock last
night a large force of rescuers have
labored almost necessarily in an Of.
fort to reach the imprisoned men.
The work has been necessarily SLOW
on account of the wreckaage and af.
terdamp.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
rescue parties have worked In fit.
teen minutes reliefs Bcorn or more
OF their members have been compcn:
d TO go to their homes suffering from
tho poisonous gases. Two of the res.
cuers are in 4 critical condition. All
day long crowd estimated Mt 1000
persons have stood about tho mouth
OF tho Inflated minc, awaiting some
news from tho entombed miners.
Hundreds of these persons are rela.
tives or friends of the unfortunte
men and their grief is nitifnl. Tho
rescuers are divided in opinion as to
when they will reach the imprisoned
men.
Some believe that the end of their
search VIII come late tonight While
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-03
viii Try to Raise Money In Norfolk.
(By Associatod Pross)

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. "a meeting
ha" been called for Tuesday of next
week in the Norfolk Hoard of Trade
rooms in which tho business mon OF
Iidewatcr Virginia are asked to par.
tlcipate III movement having for its
object the rcopenlng OF the James.
town Exposition for four months mex
summer.
CHAIRMAN George F. Adams OF the
ieopening committee declares that liz
mas $40 900 of the 100000; that the
appropriation from the government
tcr the Federal participation will be
secured and that the main object Of
me gathering Is to start an eaI.husi-
astic boom for the reopening. lie de-
ciares that the entire 100000 can be
secured.