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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
Icbr Strifcfrarualc in qunisuiac.

2outSpillc &po fl. MGri.-
Ser id)limmite &rolpall lett Dem g(n-
ioro OcS bieiigen StraBenbabnitrifcS
crci9nctc ii6 bcutc an Der fl. ul0
GbeihmtitroBe. Gin aus etpo 1000
Gerionen ~bcite6en0cr Mob 0elnolirtc
BORT iiinf @og9ons unO lieB iid Ourd)
Die in sic Suit gefeuerten S6red-
idiiiic Der Eoli5ei llid)t eini6ii6tcrn.
Grit nadjoem Die gauge berittene go.
Ii5ei, iomie Die Jfeierpen oeS 4. uno Z.
0iitritts sur Stclc lparen unO mebs
rerc Nngriffe gemod)t batten, gelnng
ea, ocn Dob ST 5erItrcltell. Siele
S6mlfcnitcr Der 2dOen Ser hinge.
brng muroen 0llrdJ Steinmiirie Oen1o-
lirt un0 cine 2In5a6( Strifebre6er
un0 Eoli5iiten einihlieBlid OcS Cor.
porals @bitcmall, crlitten &erlebull-
gen. Scr Strifc6re6er 6orleD lit in
ser Sto0t angcfommen. Yoli5ei.Gns
pitGn Gbomos unO fl Eoli5iiten mlr.
Den bclte pegen Standardization
iuspenOirt.
Neue llnter6ntolungen 3ur Nei.
lc9ung Oes StrifeS iinO i'm 8onBe,
icoof lit nod nihtS @enoileS iiber
0ieielben befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15

3eportrments bic Srbrc ergeben loi-
len, oos N6titunoengeiet BET ben of.
fentliden Irbeiteu, Die unter ibnen
perridtet lperGen, oltf'5 Striftcltc
onrd5ufiibrcn, nit Dem ouSbriifli-
diem 9cncrfcn, boB 0ie frii6erc Iit@-
le9un9 OeS @cieBes, noN lpelder enc
groBe Nn5nbl Don Nrbeiteru, inSbe.
ionoere iolhe, bic oltf 9oqger6ootch
S6lcppbooterl Ii. |. 10. Ser Megierlrng
ongeItellt lin0, bon Den gSobltbotcn
Oes @eicbcS ouSgei6loiicn mltr0cl1,
cine fuli6e mar. Sic @irfu1g bieicr
Sr0re miro, mic man6e 8eripne1
po~rausiagen, Die Srmme ser 9(rbeit
oil 6lllb. unb Observation-Disclosures,
bic untcr ben GerlpiQigilngen bes So.
Gongreiies perri6tet mcroen fam, be-
0euteno ~rcOu5iren, pie groB audi sic
8erDiQigungen iein mo0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
GntIdcibnn9SidladDt criuartet.
0aS HelleItc ilbcr ocr &ricg in Gens
trol- 2Imerifo. - SonOllraniide
uGlottc" itidt in Gee.

Eucrto GorteG SonolroS,
fl. WfGr5. - 0aS bonoltranii6e &as
nonenboot oSotumblu" uno Der &c.
dortertc herifdniide 0anpfer
yOlpmpia," bciOe nit @ei6iiben uno
elmer grobcn un0 gut b%elpoiinetcn
Streitnad)t, inter ibr omerifoniiGe
&ononiere, oltSgeriiitct, fltbren gcitcrn
bon bier ob mo bampitcn in Der Nid)-
tllng bon SutiiQp.
Gic Wclorngcn, oob Imerifnncr
gum 0ienit in Scr bonournnii6en Pr
NEE geprcBt ieien, iinO unbegriinoet.
" ga bingtoM 9. 6, II. WiGr5.
- Sin entl6eioenoeS Sreficn 5luis
id)en ben Srltppcn Nicuroguo'S ulo
Son0nroS' barf ie0cn Nugenblid or.
mnrtet lperoen, mie Ebilip 9romn,
Der SefretGr ser mmcrifanii6en @e.
ionOtidnit fir Guatemala itto Son.
ouroS, Dem StootsOcpnrtcnncnt in eli
ner 0cpeidc aus Gc8ici9alpo, Scr
Snuptltuot bon Non0uraS, mcl0ct,
mo er iocbcn ein9etroiicn lit. Sr,
Sromn idrei6t icrner, bisber ieicn
bic 3uiamncnItoBe 5luilhen ocn Pr
mec'n BON SonolroS uno Nicnrogilo
nod nidJt crnIten G6uraftcrS geluelen,
mie iid id)on ans Der Storfe ser be.
tbeiligten Srlippen ergc6e, aber Die
Nrnlcen' riidten iett in S%telungen,
meld)e ei1 midtigeS engagement in
&llrSem ermnrtcn lieBcn.
9on0urancr BON II.
rarern &C dldgen.
Wuno9uo, Ticoro1no, "A.
MGrj. - Die bonouroniiden Nepo.
~Iutioniltcn idlugen gcltern nodb 10.
ltiinoigcm Sample sic StreitfrGitc
oes YrGliocntcn 9oniQa bon Sonou.
ros nobe SeglWigalpo. Sic nabmen
20 Sfii5iere uno SolOoten %gefangcn.
&iele MtGnner mllroen oltf beioen Sci
ten 9ctootet pber peuuunoet. Die
Sonbltoner murOen pom ariegSmilli-
tier 9nrabona befcbligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
Gulun's 2jiirger lnnrrcm.

Colon ii. WGr5.-Gem StootS'
iefretGr 9lrias lit cine LANCE, BON Gin.
fluBrei6en 9iirgern, @run0eigentbii.
ntcrn II. u. Undergraduate Tctition
sur 3uienoung an Die Heqicrung Der
Ser. Stootcn b~ebGnOigt mnrocn 100
ri1 nm Nbbiilfc gcbeten miro gcgCrl
Die angeblid ungcred)ten ln0 uuler'
trogIi6en 9eoingllngen, melhc bon
Den omcrifoniidcn &ofol6ebor6en
3ltr Nl,Sfiihrltng ser ionitGrcn sic
Gecon ltrllftion bon Colon be5mcdcn-
oelt Serbclierungen gcitelt merOen.
Gte SittItcller ioqen, DOB lie troB Der
s(rtitel 6 nnb 7 oeS, 5nildcn Ocn Ser.
Staoten itno Ganunlo ob9ci6loIic.
men SertrogS ge5luungcn lpiiroen,
0%runOItiide, bic lie in umIi6crer
Eodt bobc1, ollf5uiiiQen ltlo permo.
nente @cr6ciierungen ous5ufiibrclt,
lpeld)e, mic tic 6%e6oupten, nnd) Dcilt
&crtrog nidt lire Code, ionbcrn sic
Der Ser. Stooten iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
Gpmifcr 6ccuSct Sbcatcrpantf.

Nepport, &p., IA. Mtdr5,-Gcr
@lie idlug bier in Oos p@rono 6beo'
fer" eiiL m0brcn6 400 bis 800 Ycrlos
men, ineiltcns 5rnlen lnb ainOer,
I'M 3uid)ol,crroume bciiomncn mo-
rem. Gem @libihloge fplgtc g0ll5lid)c
6inIternib I'M Sbeoter uno ein Eonlf
entltonb mttcr Den 3ui6olterll, Die III
milocr @oit no6 Ben NllSgGngcn
orGngtcn. Cine linnlioic gn9It podtc
Die Mcn9c unb IN Dem rpirren Wten'
i6en9eluiibl lpurben geaelt 5mon5ig
Srauen iino &inber inter sic Siibc
aetrolnpclt. Die mcilten fonlcn nit
nlebr ooer meniger iblinlmen 0llet.
ld1lrngen 0aoort.
Mitteu in Dem 0lirheinonbcr be
trot Der &ontifer Ylbert 0albington
nit elmer &cr5c in Der Sono Die Bib
ne nnb bcgonn iiber 0oS Ginidlogen
= Slitc8 lu,0 Die nodfolacnoe 0un.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
Sad)pcritGnbiac I'M Srcffcn.

Noh Scr Meinung Glider mar Sbolp
5iirehntlnasiGbig oils er @bite
erid)oB, no6 Scr gnlid)t onbcrcr
jeood nid)t. - Sot Gpelpn Nc$.
bitt gelo9en 4?
Rem. 9orf If. Wt0rS. 49, Bur
Nntiport ouf cine pom 0iItriftSot-
malt Serome ocItellte lan9c bppotbes
tide Srage, ipel6c $1,000 Worte unls
faBt, erflGrte Scr ais @c~laitungSs
Seilee porgefiibrte 81. Iuitin Stint,
Elm Srrenor5t, beute i'm Sboiu-Ero.
seize, er lei iiber5eitgt, bob Der Ingc.
flugte, ais er @bitc eriboB, poaitGn.
Dig 5ured)nungsidbig mar nno
niBte, mos CT tbat. Die friiber bon
Der &ertbeioigun9 porgefiibrteu Der.
idiebenen Srren1r5te botten oilf Die
namlihe Sroge genoil boS @egcll,
tbeil 9eontlportct. suS iih bos sc
ridJt belte pertogte, bate T~ertbeioi.
gungsonpolt 0eImas 0oS Srell5per.
Dor bes Or. Stint nod nidt bc9on-
men. Stint lit Ser critic bon iedS
Spe3ioliiien, melde Serome oils DC
laitungS5eugen porgelnoen bat.
Ibrobam 9nmmel cri6ien bcittc
fpieber olf Dem 3eligenitonbe mo
beantiportete, che es 9elmos bur6
einen gintuanb perbin0ern fonntc,
cine bon Serome on i'm geltelltc
5roge, bobinlauterb, @pelpn GeSbitt
babe ibm geiogt, ic babe Sorrp
Cham in 1908 in Toris benodrid.
tigt, Dob iie poiitip nid)t burd Ston.
foro @bite betdubt mo ruinirt NOR.
Den lei. 8elmas mafte einen Ser
iuf, Die @ntiport ans benz Yrotofoa
itrcifen 81 loiiel icbod obne Grfolg.
Summel miro feline gusiogen crit be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15

~er Sdlilratb bon San 0ranclSco
bat 9cidliiIie be5iigli6 Der Ingele>
aetbeiten, iiber melde in Der @onie.
rcuS nit Er1iioent Gopiepelt in 8dib.
ineton cine Ginigung 5u Staibe &C.
fontmen lit, angenommer, norm leine
SeroronunG, na6 meld)er jopnniide
Sd)iiler oifentlider Sbulen bon ben
meiRen ainbern getrennt unterridtet
merOen lollen, mioerruieIt miro. GS
beiBt, Der S6ulratb tperoe an oieien
SeIhliiIIen feIthalten. poruusgeiest,
baB ser ErGiioent bel leiner Saltul1s
be5iiglih Der geidrdnfung Der iapoe
niiden Ginpanoerilng bebarrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
lln6careifIidler 9lbcralambe.

G9icogo, SIS, IA. NGr5. -
Sn Dem @eorGnge Inn Som Ileron-
Ser 0olpie'S Sabre, meldes 6al1pt-
lGd)lid oobur6 cntitano, Dab Ole
Wenge 0ie Seilung BON peri6iebenelt
2ci0en bon ser Seriibrung ocs Solt.
mes lcincS 9~nbrtud)eS erlpnrtete, CT.
lit geltcrn sic ~26.idbrige Gohcl
Siiber crnIte G%crlebungen. Die Be
0altcrllSlpcrtbc, mcld)c al 2ocomotor
2ltaria lciOct, fiibtc bcn Saltn OeS
@nbrtrtdes mo ertlGrtc 6nrn ibrcm
&ater, mcldler lie in 0os @emod
binein getragcn bottc, lie pcrnlo8c
iebt SIT ge6en. Sic ltieB Sen 2lrm 0cS
@oterS 5iriid mo Der lild)te. Die
Grcppc binlnter 81 gebct, meld)e ms
Sreie fii1rt, fam ober id)on bel DEM
eritcn SGritt 81 San lnO %itiir5tc bis
an Sen SUB ser Sreppc bi1ob, no lie
~bepubtloS ltno nit lhlperen Ser
letungcn an &opf uno &orpcr oufge-
boben luurOc. 3u Dem gleifen 3rpcd
morcll piele 2ellte gcfomtnen, 0n ser
@lollbe ollgemlein perbrcitct mar, bic
9~eril6rung OcS Sdumcs Oc5 9obr-
tltdeS oeS Gropbeten 6ringe Seillutg
BON llebeln nQcr Nrt.
Oomie's @ceroigun9 fono bette
prograntngcnlGB olf Der oSafc
Mouno Cemetery" lit 3ion.Gitp itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
3pfumptiufibrer nnS Sci5cr gct0btct

0opton 8, "A. M6r3, - 2ofo-
motipfiibrer Mortin @Ioncp uno Sci
ser Glorf Griffin aus Caption MIR,
ben belttc ourh Die nobe Same5torun,
8, cin9ctrctenc Gntgleiilng zines
EerIonen5ugcS Scr Cincinnati, So-
milton llno Gapton = 9nbn" get00tet.
9lQe Eoiiogierc cntfamen obne erpGD-
uenSpertbc 8crleBungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
,SapaniidJc Sdmlfinocr snoclaiIcn

Gan 6roncisco, IA. M6r5.-
Nelm flcine ioponiidc WiGofen, mel
die INN 9luinobme in Die GeOOing.Eri-
mGri6ule eriud)t bate, muroen belltc
Nafmittog onfgenomnlen, nndOem
lie cine Eriifung biniidtIif ibrer
aenntniB Der engliiden Sprad]c be-
Itan0cn battcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15

cn0en, nod6Cm GpeIDn NcS6itt
Sbap nod einmol pernommelt NOR
oen lit un6 FLAIR gemo6t bot, o6
Summcl olS ibr glnmult frngirte, ais
lie inn bic obigc M}ittbcilllng modte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
anrsanrs TIT @aaarakc.
Eanifartisc Stimmnng bnicrtc aud)
scitcrn fOrt.

VlHl9e SLpollIY YtBtW Sulllb utl
8ei6GftSItunocll. - SafucritGu-
oige erflGreu, eS Iiege fcin @runo
sur 8eiorgniB Dor. - 91nOGS-
Rcgicrung ergreift S6ritte 5ltr
llnteritiitung OcS @el0morfteS.-
Ncucite Gntpidelumgcn i'm Gborp.
|ro5eiie. - Strobcnbabns Strife
IN louisville pcrllriadt crnite
Pins idreitltngen. ~ Gompromib.
llnterbanolungen i'm 8angc.
Ncm Oorf, IA. WiGr5. - Die
geltrige ponifortigc Stimmltng oltf
Der Iftienb0rie IN Scr WaQltroBc
0alerte audi beltte tort lln0 Die 1reiie
fleIen metter. Iftien Ser Stealing
9abn" Di6en nm 17H 8ointelL 9lf-
tien Der Union Yocific 9obn" Inn IA
Ii. /. 10. burh fait sic gauge Cite.
Waiien bon @ertbpapicrcn muroen
aitf Den Warft gcmorfen, obgleid) iid
gegen ShluB Ser belltigen @ei6Gfts,
Itnn0en cine ~ieltere Stimmlt19 6efilns
oete ltno mnrld)e allrie micoer be.
trGdtlid ltiegerl. Iepeid)en ans ben
perldtcoenen baltptiGdlihen St00tcn
Oes SonoeS ergeben, ooB nlt6 Die Dor
tigen Sorien ourh Den Gonif in Der
WaaltrnBe in MitleiOeni6nft 9e5oget
lino. Die porberri6enoc 9lnliGt lit
jeood), oaB Die o9niiie . 9emcgung
cine fiinitlid) berbcigeiii6rtc lit uuro
0aB furftlame tleine &opitaliiten Iid
pbne @rln0 bobct perleitcn loilcn,
ibre in 9obnaftien ongelegten @el0cr
5lrriid5ll5icbell. Sltrdt Dor ieinoiclis
gen Shritten Der &cgierimg gcgcn
Die Gtletbabncrl reip. ncitcre gcicb-
llde MtaBregeln sur Gontrolirnng
0erlelbcn, ipielt obne 3meiiel cine
groBc HoQe babel, allcin iodperitGn-
0igc 9eobadter propbc5cien, Dab iid
Die antreglttg raid legen mcr0e, "a
&apitol- anloge in amerifnniid)cn 81
lenbabnen nod 10 ii6er iei, ais ic.
Uncle Sam le0t 6 MS
Mittcl.
8aibington &c, If. MGr5.
- S6abnmtS . SefrctGr Gortclpoil
bat Die 3oaeinncbmcr in alien StGO-
ten, in melden cs rotbiom idJcint, in
i%truirt, ibre Ginnabmen in Ben Nu'
tionnlbauf = 0epoiitorien ser rcipef-
tipen StGote Sl oeponiren. Serlter
bat er ourd Gin Girflllor ongcor0nct,
Dab CT irgeno melhe picrpro5enti9e
Coupon uno regiitrirte Bombs bonn
Sabre 1907 nit 3inien bis 5llnl 1.
Suli einl0i len miro, ie6od ioll Der ein-
5ulOleuoc 9etrog Die Sunmle bon
$25,000,00O nibt iiberIteigen. Die
Bombs tonnen ioiort 6ltr ginloiun9
p%r1ientirt iper0en. Ger SefretGr
fiinoigt olBcrOem an, Dab inter Dem
Girfllor pom %. Sftober 1906 Die
$1S,000,000, mclhe Der Girfllotion
ent5ogen meroen lolcr, porlGufig I'M.
fer geipiiien @eOinglm9en bcibeboItcn
iperben fonnen, llntcr Oieicn Inoro.
nilngen uno ben ihon gcltern on0c-
fiinoigten ipcrben etipa $4G,000,000
in Girfulation bleiben lpcld)e onoercn
Sails ms Sd)obamt einge5oblt NOR.
ben mdren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15

tiid) sum ~9litsbrud, baB oieIe Bartet
MN geneigt lit, lire mpopuIdre
3oftif olf5u9eben.
Worib Gran foot.
Goris, II. M}Gr}. - Morit
@rou, Ger befonttc Gnlprciiorio, lit
9c%Itor6en.
GALES ocS i6mebii6 den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-15
II.

d6 DIM. fl. M6r5. = Der
HeifStog nobm bo$ am 81. 6c6rllor
6euntrogte ENHANCEMENT an, bab Die
StGQe ocs &ronprimen perforft lper-
6en iollelL.ltm Elm Geit5it bon $t25,-
600 I'M t0n igIiden &ripafbqpsbolt 81
bcden. Gs'ioa iGm onfitr tn Sen f0-
nigli6cn St1Gen Hoitm 5uget6eilt
merOcn ulttcr ser 9cOingllng, OoB Ser
@oridIog, ieine Gpouogc 5l erb06cn,
fallen geloiien miro.
9iefrcm6en Strtfebre6er
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21
SCHOOL ELECTION ID
 BE HELD SATURDAY
Question of Bonding District for S18,000 Will Be De-
 Cided at the Polls.

Whether the Bisbee school district shall bond itself for s1S,000 to make Improvements in the educational facil- ities of the section or not, Is the ques- tion which will be decided at an cleo tion to be held Saturday of this week.
 Up to date but little interest has been taken in the matter, but it is thought that by the time the polls open those interested will be on hand to decide this important question. It is stated by the local school aUthori- ties that in the district at the present time there are more than 2300 children of school age, several hundred of whom cannot receive proper instruc- tion because of the lack of facilities, and it is for the purpose of Temedying this defect that the bond issue is pro- posed.
 In the past on account of crowded conditions in some of the smaller schools. it has been necessary to bring pupils to the Central school building, which has also become crowded. The plan of the trustees is to add one more room to the Lincoln school house in Upper Tombstone Canyon; one m Te room at South Bisbee, and to construct four-room building at Warren on ground donated by the company.
 It is proposed to make the bond issue payable in nine years, at the rate of two years each, beginning with the first year of issue. The securi- ties will carry per cent interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21
BRAkEMEh THREW
 SAhORA OFF TRAIN

A Mexican giving the name of Juan SamOra was brought to Yuma from W'elltOn and placed in the county hos pital
 He was suffering from a deep gash oyer the left eye, a scalp wound of sufficient depth and dimensions to expose the skull, and his skin and flesh were otherwise torn and laceT- ated to such an extent that he pre- sented a truly grewsome appearance. He was picked up by the trainmen of No. ', who found him lying by the railroad track. as late coon song de- scriBes the condition, "all in, down and out"
 As soon as Samora could tell his story he proceeded to pay his respects to certain unknown freight brakemen in no uncertain terms.
 He said that he got on a westbound freight train al Sentinel Thursday af- ternoon, intending, in the parlance of the road. to beat the blind baggage" to Yuma Soon after leaving the sta ton he was approached by brake man, who collected fifty cents. all he had for permitting the son of Mocte- zuma the privilege of travelling incOg- nito over Mir. HaTriman.s grand trunk line. So far the overcoming of ob- stacles seemed easy, but there were others. And pretty soon they came along in the shape of more brakemen They were two, and for allowing the maran man to ride they wanted a dollar each. Tkis Samora didn't have so from a friendly business interview the meeting soon developed into a spirited controversy.
 Though outnumbered, Samora asked no odds of the brakemen while the controversy was purely conversation al, for he had smatterings of three languages at his command. But that didn't suit the brakemen, so they put Quietus to the discussion by kick ing MT. Samora off the rapidly mov- ing train That he didn't alight as happily as the prcverbial cat is prov en by the appearance of Exhibit A, Samora himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21
TERRIFIC RAIN CAUSES MUCH
 ANXIETY
Storm Which Visited District Last Evening Threatened
 Considerable Damage, But Passed Off After Doing Little

Last evening about S:45 one of the heaviest storms that has visited this district for a long time broke over the city, and the downpour kept up until early this morning. The heavy rain was accompanied by an electrical dis play of unusual brilliancy, but as far as could be ascertained under adverse conditions last night no damage was done by the lightning. For time 1t was feared that the subway would be put out of commission by the heavy floods from Tombstone Canyon and danger passed.
 The storm came up from the south east. being preceded by brilliant flashes of lightning which lighted up the sky over all the surrounding coun- try, and finally the rain began to fall in torrents. It was but short time until a stream of water began to run down Brewery avenue, which increas- ed in volume until Review avenue re- sembled a river. Tin cans, barrels, timbers, boxes, of every kind and de- scription, ash barrels and all other kinds of debris swirled along in the current, finally plunging into the sub way at the junction of Bewery and Railroad avenues. At this point for a itime the stream was about forty feet wide, and one and a half feet deep rushing along with a force that CAT
 ried wagons three feet down stream l while being hauled across it. The gravest fears were entertained l for the inlet of the subway from Tomb stone Canyon. As the storm made its way up between the two ranges Of hills the flood increased until it assumed
 much larger proportions than at any time previously this summer. Boul ders were washed down from the noun tain sides, and as soon as they reached 1 the current were kept moving towards ! the subway entrance, making the stream at this point swirling torrent 1 Timbers from somewhere up the can yon were floated down, and for time it was feared that the mouth of the subway would be jGmmed, but fortu nately just at the critical moment the current overcame the jam, sending it down stream.
 The roadways in Tombstone Canyon and Brewery avenue are temporarily out of commission, owing to the Ob- structiOns, but this will no doubt be remedied within a few days.
 The railroad tracks in the rear of the library and the Copper Queen dis pensary were completely blocked by large deposit of dirt and rock washed down from the mountain side.
 At various other points around town piles of dirt were washed down on to the highways from the hills, but no damage of any considerable amount
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21

At Tomahawk, Wis, pint beeT bot tie was found in the stomach ofafish the other day Evidently using some remarkable bait in that vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-Foreeast for Arizona: Fair Wednesday and Thursday except scattered thunder storms in mountain districts.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21
FUNERAL CORTECE
 WILL BE LARGE
Fire Department and ElkS Make Arrangements to At
 tend Burial.

Arranes ments fer the burial of Mrs. c. M. Hcnkel, who died on Monday afternoon after a period of suffering extending over more than a year. were completed last night and the funeral will probably be one of the largest ever seen in the city.
 The members of the Elks lodge of this city, to which the husband of the deceased belongs, have arranged to attend the funeral in large numbers, and last evening a meeting of the volunteer fire department was held, and plans formulated for the attend ance of that company in "a body, out of respect to c. M Henkel, who is chief of the fire fighters.
 The following will act as pail bear ers: P. J. Mccullough, A. NJ. Sin clair, Hascal Snodgrass, w. J. Pat terson. Sidney Brown and H. M. Woods.
 Services will be held at the Episco- 1 pal Church, Rev Harvey NJ. Shields officiating, and from there the funeral cortege will proceed to Evergreen cemetery. where the interment will take place.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21
DUNLOP LOSES IN FIRST ROUNDOF
 CONTEST
of Former Tournament Defeated in Opening Game by R, A, ZeiSmer-MGKee- han Loses to Frederick.

The first contest in the elimination pool tournament. which commenced at the Elks' Club last evening. re- suited in the defeat of A. G. Dunlop, in a most decisive manner. by R. A. Zeismer, who was looked upon in the last tournament as a dark horse. but met defeat at the hands of R. A. Kirk. The second game resulted in the de- feat of J. s. McKeehan by DT. Brod- erick, the score being 100 to Sy.
 All arrangements were completed for the contest; the table was moved into the large lounging room, with rows of seats for the spectators, when the crowd began to file in shortly be- fore the time for the opening of the tournament. Carl Smith consented to act as score-keeper, and in the ab. sence of Hartwell Novel;, who will referee the tournament, R. A. Kirk acted in that capacity during the first game.
 The committee in charge of the af fair made up pool on the various con testants. in which Dunlop, ID view Ji his having won the former tourna ment. was favoTite by long odds. The game was finally called, Dunlop play ing scratch, and Zeismer with a hand icap. The former was an odds on ia vorite. Shortly after the game was com menced it was seen that Zeismer wa! ! playing in the best form, taking tht first three frames, the first two eacf by score of g to s. and the third { i to 2. After gradually increasing his lead, Zeismer made a poor shot, anC Dunlop drew up to within point! of his opponent. but in the next frame the latter again got into form, anf from that time until the C d of the contest the reult was never in Guubt l The final score was 190 10 T5 in ia
 vCr of Zeismer.
 ThEIe was an eIm:cei:n Ot abOu len inmates. ]. ing which time 1r ftcs hments were served an the sec Frederick playing 90 points. matched against McKeehan (S5.)
 Throughout the game until the last two frames McKeehan maintained his handicap, and the Frederick support CTS seemed worried Finally, howey CT, in the next to the last rack. the physician succeeded in taking the lead with 13, and won by the final score oi 10O to S9.
 The games this evening will be be tween Meenan C9Ol. and O'Brien (90l Baum (9O), and Branson (S5.)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21

AMATEURS TONIGHT. Theatre Royal also big minstrel show. Don miss it.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21
IS HURT BY FALL.

The son of O. P. Kroeger. the well know contractor, was brought to his fathers home in Warren on yester- day mornings train from Douglas, sui fering from injuries received on Mon day evening. when he fell abort t~en- ty feet. while experimenting work oH the new -Gadsden hotel at Dougias. which his father is construeting. he injuries, while painful. afe not or a serious nature, and it is expected that the patient will be able t3 be around within a short timeI
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21

For Review job and business office call Phone 30.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21
BREAKS TRoTTINc RECORD

READVILLE, Mass, Aug. 20. The worlds record for 3-year-old trotting stallions was reduced to 2:09 1-4 by General Watts at the Grand Circuit meeting today, both heats and the American horse breeders futurity go- ing to the son of Axworthy in that remarkable time.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-21
DIES OF DlpnTHERIA.

George Thomas Casey Mcfarland, aged 2 years and 10 months died oi diphtheria at 10:45 p. m. yesterday The funeral will be from the resi- dence in Upper Lowell at 1l:30 this morning.