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Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
CAMERON SWEEPER
SAYS RAINBOW LEW
Collins UnIoadS a Dream On
the Good People of
Douglas.
DOUGLAS.

DOUGLAS, Sept. 23.-(SpeciaL) y
Lew w. Collins, who is in charge
of the territorial headquarters at Bis
bee, came to Douglas last evening to
look over the organization of the Re
publican forces in the Smelter City
Mr.. Collins brings most encouraging
news received from all sections of
the territory He said:
Il am not trying to deceive you
nor myself when l say that l firmly
believe Ralph H. Cameron will be the
next delegate in congress from Ari-
IONA. He is sweeping through the
north like a whirlwind. The accounts
of enthusiastic meetings you are re-
ceiving from the north are not en-
larged on in the least Cameron is
everywhere accorded tremendous re-
iceptions. Smith seems to have been
forgotten in parts of the territory
where ne was given strong support
in the past.
Il see the Bisbee and Douglas lielly
papers have pipe dream that / was
being introduced about in Clifton as
a Democrat who is opposed to Mark
Smith. That is a pure invention on
the part of the man VINO originated it..
Il am not like Bill Kelly up in Bis
bee, From the appearance of the Re
view these mornings, Bill is ashamed
of the fact that he is a Democrat.
Here is proposition / will make
to the Kelly newspapers or anybody
else who wants to win glory BY rails
! ing a little campaign money for the
Democratic national campaign fund.
The Democrats of Bisbee and Douglas
have been a little tight in coming
through with contributions, and / will
help them out If they can prove their
assertions that / was being introduced
about Clifton as Democrat. / will
contribute 800 to Governor Haskell.
and it will not have any faint of Stand
ard OIL either, If man can be pro
duced at Clifton or anywhere else
who can prove was ever introduced
around as Democrat. That ought IN
be easy money. That Clifton letter
on the face CO it is ridiculous. A
wag up in Clifton must have been
having fun with some of Mark Smiths
unsophisticated friends"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
RESTOCKING FOREST LANDS.

The first experiment in planting tor
the restocking of forest lands is now
being made in the Huachuca and Tu-
mocacori forest reserves. One hun
dred pounds OF Emery oak seed have
been planted on three ranger districts
IN the Huacnuca reserve and on one
ranger district in the Tumoocacul1 ..
serve. The planting has been done
largely on the open range. with the
idea OF ascertaining what effect range
stock may have on the reproduction
OF the forests. If the experiment is 81.
cessful it will result in tae refur1ish.
ing of all sections capable OF bearing
iorest..
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER
ADMITS $40, 900 THEFT

LEICESTER, Eng, Sept. 23.-Joh1
F. Spencer, a former Sunday school
teacher, who recently was sentenced
to a years Imprisonment for series
Of robberies, has confessed to the
burglary of Brooksby Hall, the coun-
try residence of Captain David Beat
ty, whose wife was a daughter of the
late Marshall Field of Chicago.
The burglary was committed last
December and jeweiry to the value
of 10000 was stolen. AS result of
Spencer's confession three Of his
confederates and the receiver Of the
stolen jewelry have been arrested.
Spencer told the police that the dia-
monds and pearls were taken from
their settings and sent TO the United
States for disposal.
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Review Want ADS Bring Results
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
STARTS WAR ON BLIND PIGS"

ELGIN, III, Sept. 23-Initial steps
TO wipe out blind pigs that have been
established in dry territory since the
April election were taken by Kane
county authorities today when the
grand jury began sweeping investi-
CATION Of alleged wholesale violations
of the local option law in st. Charles,
Geneva and Batavia townships. Seven
ty-five st. Charles residents testified
today. Subpoenaes have been issued
for like number of Geneva residents
and Batavians Following the closing
of saloons many liquor dealers opened
soft drink establishments. Tempo"
is the fayorite tipple, and this drink is
urder investigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
KERN TAKES
. UP CUDGELS
FOR HASKELL
Continued from First Page

lCOnlluuSu ITOlu rh5L
our new state when organized mus,
respect all such vested rights and
existing franchises. That was all
did. and the federal courts stood ready
to call me down If l violated the
Roosevelt territorial franchise.
Il would also remind the presluent
that the company tried to enlarge
it's rights SO as to include a gas, as
well as an oil privilege. This l de-
feated and even last April, Mr.. Pres
ident, your secretary of the interior
tried to help the Standard Oil against
my protest, by actually granting them
a franchise to lay an interstate gas
line also. 1 notified the secretary
that since statehood your days of Civ
ing franchises in our state had passed
away, and l would resort to laying the
pipe line only after you yielded and
cancelled your unlawful act.
Il again asert that my action in
that case was not only required by
what federal authority had bound us
to do, but that the public interest of
our own people, based on condIuUus
growing out of your original special
favor to the Standard Oil company IL
granting that franchise, required me
to pursue that policy in the case you
criticise.
in snort, the president and Mr..
Harst picked the wrong man and are
now driven into ward politics rather
than surrender like men.
Knowing all of these things, the
president must pardon US for thus
taking isue with the occupant OF the
high office we all respect. Let u
hope that in future he will appreciate
and preserve its dignity and not try
to reflect upon the character of hum
bic citizens. We fail to concede his
false position when he knows It is
false"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
NEGROES LYNCH MEMBER
OF THEIR OWN naS-

YAZOo CITY, Miss, Sept. 22.-Ne-
groes today SHOT and killed Charles
Jones. a member Of their own race
who killed a white man and two ne
groes az Edsmon. Miss. The negroes
found Jones at his residence and Shot
him as he was trying TO escape. They
also have made threats of lynching
the person who sold Jones the cocaine
which is believed TO have caused his
Eurdercus outbreak.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
HIT BY EXPRESS BUT
1T NEVER FEAZED HER

MIDDLEToWN, N. Y. Sent "a.
Struck by an express train running
sixty miles an hour on the Ontario 4
Western Railroad, Mrs. Sarah Young.
the wife OF farmer, lives to tell the
tale Mrs. Young was crossing the
track and did not hear the train. She
was thrown a considerable distance.
The train was stopped and the clon
and passengers ran TO pick up her body.
She arose and, shaking her skirts.
said she guessed she had better 50 on
home.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
Move to Gust Haskell.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-It became
known at Democratic headquarters to-
night that several committeeman
are preparing to use every influence
TO bring about the removal of Gov.
ernor Charles Haskell from the office
CT treasurer of the national commit
tee. This is result of the publica-
ton of charges against Haskell. that,
as governor of Oklahoma, he declined
topermit the state to prosecute the
Prairie Oil company, a subsidiary com
pany of the Standard Oil company.
National Chairman Mack is taking
no action in the matter and wouiU
not state tonight what the outcome
might be.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24

Sunshine-Th weekly sunshine of
the Territory averaged % per cent of
the possible amount, or about 10 per
cent above normal. The average for
the northern counties was "a p1I
cent; central counties, 100 per cent;
southern counties, 100 per cent. The
water supply has decreased slightly in
volume during the week. The rave.
beds contain moderate to good flows.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
Rose cAAMpIoN FIRE cHIgF

MILWAUKEE, Sept 23.-Mayor
Rose has decided to pay no attenuu.
tc the charges against Fire Caief Cisn,
cy and viii not present the case to the
board of fire and police commission
eTs. He reached this decision after
examining about sixty members of t1is
fire department. Mayor Rose insists
Chief Clancy is competent and show.
statistics that under his regime there
have been smaller fire losses here
than in any city in the country. IL Is
understood tonight that court procee0'
ings will be based on the charges
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24

saying that he did not see whether
MerlIle went to second or not. Later
on he declared that the run did not
count While the players were argu-
ing a small riot was going on and
general melee seePed imminent, but
the police were easily distinguish
able in the midst of the people on
the field and what threatened to be
a serious outbreak was quelled with
out any one being injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
EASTERN WEATHER.

Observation-Disclosures: Fair ano con
er tonight and Sunday, light north to
east winds
Weather at a. m. in West clear
and Northwest fair.
Temperature in Boston at 8 a. m.
20; Chicago 76: New York SIS; Omaha
Sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

cally the same ground at both meet
ings and was frequently interrupted
by applause.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24

Review Want Ads Bring Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-24
NO RAIN FELL
IN ARIZONA
LAST WEEK
Mean Temperature z Degrees
Below the Normal. High
Winds Accompanied BY
Sand Storms in Sections.

PHOENIX, Ariz.. Sept. 2S.-The
weekly bulletin for the week ending
is as follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
HAS NEW AERIAL MACHINE.
Invention of a Frenchman Is Half
Balloon and Half AeropIane.

Paris. July IS--TriaIs are announced at
Issy OF an aeronef, or mixture Of airship
and aerOplRne- Il consists of three parts.
the aerOplane, balloon. and the ballast
car.
The main part, which directs the rest, Is
the aeroplane. OF triangular shape Made
of bamboo, held together by aluminium
joints. it Is g. feet long. with a surface Of
about 40 square feet In the center Of
the aeroplane. which Is so stoutly built
that It can support a weight Of over two
tons without serious strain, is the car
containing the motor and all the mechan-
ical apparatus. and room for two persons
a mechanician and pilot. who VIII direct
the helm IN the rear 4 2S-horsepower
motor drives screw fan of walnut wood,
strengthened with aluminium. and ten feet
long. giving 1.200 reyulutions a minute
The aeropiaBe is attached tightly be-
ceath q cigar-shaped silk balloon Of over
1,o0o cubic yards extent The balloon Is
100 feet long and q feet IN diameter
Experiments with this curious machine
were carried out last year on the military
parade ground at Beauval. near AeaUz.
under very satisfactory conditions. Not
withstanding. the machine was able to
rise into the air with a dead weight OF
80 pounds. M. Maleot, the inventor.
thinks that the heavy aerial vehicles Of
the near future viii be modelled on the
plan Of his aerOpiane- Later he proposes
70 build motor-omnibus for aerial use.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST.

The jewels and objets dart sent from
France TO the London exhibition are val
ued at more than 1e5. .00o. coo francs.
The original version Of Flaubert.s :
Ientation de St Antoine has been pub
lished in Paris. II differs widely from
that at present in circulation
The largest family in Paris has eight
sons and FIVE daughters living and three
children dead. The eldest son applied
the other day for exemption from mill
tary service. In granting his request the
authorities exhorted him 10 help his faith
er in the arduous task Of rearing such q
numerous progeny
Ambitious managers OF moving pic
ture' thesters VIII be interested IN 8 suit
for damages recently brought By the heirs
Of Gounod. Barber. and Care against
the kineGna Theater II Paris for giving
Faust with portions OF Gounod's
music The plaintiffs auege that this
amounted 10 real representation
At the annual dinner CT the Royal Co
lOnial Institute the Prince of Wales,
speaking in the presence OF a widely trav-
eled audience. including almost every
nOtability In London connected with the
empire. said: Without boast I may
claim that probably no one in the room
has landed on so many different portions
Not more than forty-two certificates Of
naturalization were granted to aliens last
month in Great Britain Fifteen came
from Germany. eleven from Russia. four
from sweden. three from Austria, two
from Greece, ard one each from France,
Italy. ROumanla, and Persia Two vvere
described as being subjects Of no foreign
state.
II IS hoped that a conference OF the
postmasters general of Europe viii be
held this year in London with a view
TO introducing penny a word teleScaIns
throughout Europe. The British post
master general estimates the dirafrutlon
Of revenue through the adoption OF this
measure as not exceeding S120.000. which
would not involve any actual loss, the
present profits being in excess OF that
figure
The recent disastrous accidents in the
British navy have given rise TO an agi-
tation against the practice Of conducting
maneuvers and sham attacks at night
without ights. That frequent spOkes-
men on naval matters. T. G. BOwles.
urges that 'it would be as rea asonabIe I
to carry on maHeuyeTs with shotted guns
and live tOrpedoes in order 10 accust0m
the men 20 face them The London |
Times advocates the continuance Of the |
practice.
Montenegro IS building a new capital /
at Antivari. the port OF its present cap
itaI. The works. which are IN the hands I
of Italian contractors, were inaugurated I
this month by the ruling prince. who in
sisted IN his speech on the close ties Of 1
interest binding Montenegro 10 Italy on 4
the one hand and 10 Russia on the other
while he left Austria out IN the cold. Il 1
is supposed that the new town IS 70 be I
the terminal Of Russis's Balkan line. and /
the speech is regarded as having eonsid- I
erasie diplomatic Importance fer that /
reason = ]
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
PRINCES VISIT TO CANADA
Elaborate Programme by Which Quebec viii Celebrate th
Tercentenary of Its Settlement

London, July 1s-The Prince Of Wales,
who sailed from Portsmouth FOR Canada
on Wednesday. to participate in the 3o0th
anniversary OF the first European settle
ment in the Dominion, viii have an ex-
oeedingly busy week there.
The monster battle ship, Indounitable,
which conveys him to Quebec. Will take
what is known as the summer route.
through the Strait Of Belle Isle. which
separates Newfoundland from the Lab
rador coast The northern bank is splen-
didly wooded, primevaI forest growths
sweeping down to the siIvery edges Of the
river Innumerable streams break the
continuity OF this forest land. adding
their contributions 10 the already mighty
river They have their sources IN the
Laurentian Mountains, which are famous
in geologic text books as providing a dis
tnct order OF stratum under the term OF
Laurentian-
Proceeding I'D the River St Lawrence.
the great waterway into Canada. he will
pass the mouth OF the beautiful Sazue-
nay River Passing stiu farther inland.
the beautiful village OF St Anne de
BeaUDre Is passed Beyond the Island OF
Orleans the prince will get a glimpse Of
the picturesque Montnorency Falls.
which present a magnificent sight both
IN summer and winter In very hard
seasons the falls become wholly incased
in frozen spray.
IN the Island Of Orleans it is but q
short distance to the bluffs OF Quebec
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
WAR BALLOON Is WRECKED
UnmhnageabIe in Afr, 1t Is Stranded
in Forest Outside BerIir

Berlin. July 1S-Whne Count za,-.i,-
was engaged yesterday n ESTABLISHING a
fresh record with his air shin. On v-tIor,
he has already been conEratulzfes b,- -.
Emperor in telegram describing btz
achievement rs the commencement Of a
new national era. the navigable balloon
OF the aeronauticaI department of the
army was going through an experience
that must have proved very exciting 70
the half dozen occupants OF the aerosta+
Shortly after its ascent from the no-1b-
ern environs of Berlin the balloon U-ss
caught BY an ascending vhirlvvi1d and
swept up from the height OF 400 To enc n
1oo' meters. describing a number Of small
circles as Il rose Sc soon as the vvhi-i-
wind had expended Its force the air shin
fell with grest velocity to something con
sideTably below its original altitude. II
was then found that il had bean so r,,,ch
shaken that it would no longer answer to
the helm An attempt was made 10 de-
scend in the open fields. but without sue
cess, and the balloon. which Is sixty me-
ters in length, was stranded among the
tops OF the fr trees in the GrlneUaJd q
big forest directly to the west OF the cifv.
The occupants Of the car descended to
the ground By ropes. and energetic stems
were at once taken for the salvage Of the
aiT ship This was, however. by no means
an easy task Eventually It was decided
10 clear q space BY cutting down trees.
and twenty-five stalwart frs feH under
the az and saw. The work was watched
TN dusk by the thousands OF people who
flock out on fine evenings to the cool
shades Of the woods
None Of them, however. had sufficient
endurance to see the process through. as
Il was long past midnight before the air
ship had been taken 10 pieces and dis
patched TO its home at Tegel on a number
ot carts TIE damage sustained by the
aerostat Is said to have been inccnstder-
aoie' and experimental ascents viii be re-
suned IN about q weeks time
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

itsels. From the Strait OF Belle Isle to
Quebec the journey viii measure no less
than 500 English miles.
According % the complete programme
which has now been settled. the prince
viii arrive at Quebec on Wednesday.
July 2. Sir Wrfred Lsurier viii read an
address IN French and English. and the
prince viii reply in both languages
On Thursday. July q. at 8 O'Clock.
Champlain viii arrive IN his ship lie Don
de Dieu. and at 1 o'clock, al the Cham
plain Monument. his royal highness VIII
receive an address Of welcome from the
city OF Quebec. After the procession Of
the pageant a state banquet viii be given
IN the citadel. which VIII be followed by
fireworks and iIIuninations.
At 1870 a. m. on Friday. July q. his
royal highness viii be present al q re-
view on the Plains OF Abraham. after
which he viii hand 10 the governor gen
eral the title deeds Of the Plains OF Abra-
ham and the fort IN the afternoon the
mayor will give a luncheon IN honor Of
his royal highness At the Garrison Club.
and in the evening a bail VIII be given
by the provincial legislature in honor Of
his royal highness.
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged for subsequent days
The pageant presenting scenes from
Canadian history viii be given on several
Afternoons BY 20o0 performers, under the
direction OF Mr. Lascelles. who organized
the recent Oxford pageant
On Wednesday, July p, the Indomitable
viii sail for ENGLAND a. daybreak, being
due to reach Portsmouth on or about
August 3
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
BRIGANDS MAKE HAUL.
Guests at Baron's Dancing Party
Held Up and Robbed.

Rome. July 1S.-BarOn Remondiai was
giving banquet 10 his friends at BrindIsi
Castle, in the San Vito Normani district.
one night this week, when a gentleman
dressed IN hunting costume appeared at
the house AID stated that he was tired
and hungry. and asked for the baron's
hospitality. The baron straightvay asked
him to join them, and an hour later all
present took part in a small dance
Suddenly six mounted carabineers- head
ed By sergeant appeared. and the ser
geant. calling the baron aside. said that
he knew that the famous brigand. Suua.
the terror Of the san Vito district. vas
within, and, pointing out the strange
guest, declared him 10 be the notoriors
brigand- The stranger was at onca ar
rested and locked Up IN the stable
The baron, thankful at escaping daroar
asked the carabineers TO stav ana 49,
supper and then join in the dance, which
they did In the middle Of the proceed
ings, however, the carabineers suddenly
drew revolvers and threatened ali present
with death unless they at once delivered
up all their money and jeweIry. Those
present eventually yielded up about $40 o0o
worth OF valuabIes
The earabineers then jumped on their
horses and got away as soon as possible
taking with them the arrested man. Who
II turns out, was their chief, the fano,,s
brigand. Suma- and the rest Of the hand
were his followers in disguise.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
FIND OLD MASTER Tn JOB LOT
Art Connoisseurs Overlook Work BY
Luca Giordano at Auction.
London Barber Purchases for n Few
Shillings Painting that l. of
Great Value.

London, July I3-Nobody would accuse
BARRIERS as a class OF being art connois-
seurs. but Soho possesses the exception IN
Charles Criveln. Of . Bateman street
west.
Nj CrivelH had q slice OF luck the other
day. He was at Defendants auction
rooms. in King street. Covent Garden.
buying some odd lots OF furniture. when
a sob line" Of four o-dinary-looklns,
dirty. and unframed paintings were put
Up. They were knocked down 10 AIr Cri-
veili for few shllings. When he got
home the barber connolsseur casuaIiy. ex-
amined his purchases Three OF the paint
ings obviously were Of no artistic value.
and. from the outsiders point OF view. It
might have been thought that the fourth,
the dirtiest Of all, was worth the least
OF all
But Mr.. CriveII did not jump to that
conclusion He asked his wife 10 care
fully clean the back OF the painting. This
she did. and, drst Of al. a weIl-known
pawnbreser's label appeared After this
had been washed OF. the letter L" in
white paint, family showed. With re-
newed cleansing gradually was traced the
name OF 1. GIorosno-
The lucky discoverer Of the painting has
no doubt whatever. after consulting with
experts. that It Is the work Of Luca GIor-
oano, the last great painter Of the Nea-
politan school. Giordano. who was known
as ''Fa-Presto.- or Make Haste" from
the rapidity with which he worked, was
born IN Naples in 1872 the son OF a poor
painter. and died in Is05. He studied un-
der SpsgnOletto and Ptetro de Cortona.
and afterward acquired a considerable
reputation. In his later years be was in
vited 70 Spain by Charles II, who be-
slowed upon him titles and wealth
The picture now in the possession Of Mr..
CTivell IS 5l5z inches by i inches and IS
entitled Pan and the Sleeping Nymph."
II represents Pan. a huge, masculine fig
ure. with pointed ears. drawing the veil
from the form Of the nymph. who lies in
repose on a grassy bank-a particularly
lovely and graceful study
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
ON TRIAL FOR TREASON.
Man and Woman Accused of Trying
to Get SmOkeIess Powder Secret.

= T.
KieI. July lS-Fraulein Petersen and
her lover, q German noncomrlissioned
officer, were examined to-day. before a
eourt-martial here on a charge OF trea-
son
The utmost secrecy is preserved. a. In
all such cases. but Il Is believed that the
authorities suspect Petersen OF having at
tempted to obtain for the French govern
nlent a knowledge Of the constituents Of
German smokeIess powder.
Frauiein Petersen was born IN Ham,
burg, where her parents kept a small inn.
but has the appearances Of e Partisan
she IS forty-four years Of age, but locks
much younger.
She was employed as a governess. when
suspicion was aroused by the liberal sup
plies Of money which she received.
Fraulein Petersen declares her inno-
eence and denies that she went regularly
to France 70 receive s125 q month for es-
pionage- Il Is known, however. that she
had meetings with French agents,