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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
Louisville Pastor Coming 10 Iew'
port News Baptist Church.
PREACHED HERE Iw0 months ago
Successor to Or. Porter Impressed
the CONGREGATION Most Favorabiy
ana the News of His Acceptance
Gives General Satsiact on.

Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson, ID. d. pastor
cf H. E,nft End Baptist chnrch' i|,",N.
willie. Ky. has accrpt'd the eau 10
the paSinratc of The N'wr'ri NV
,r,n,jst church 10 succeed Rev. J. W.
Porter. - d., who r"'i%n'd SEVERN
months ago to accept the pa"'"'"'
-; the First Baptist church. L'Hih1'
ton. X.
ur wilson wired Sunday o. his h''
q, ut,n%r of tho call to The N"Wh'i'
Nav. HaplisI church ana tn" telegram
wac. yraJ in CONGREGATION at III" II Gil
lar services Sunday evening. ~"
cau was extended week ago i'S'
sunday Several other churches M"
extended calls to Dr. Wilson ana th'
notice of his acc"ptanc" was r'r'l'''
Inv III. conarC CATION her" with S"ii''"
satisfaction. =,
mr. wilson expects to arriV" II u
tho latter mart Of this month ana '"'
nr,scn, intentions are to hay" inc III
st,llo,ion ceremonies TAX" piar" OF
m, frs, SUNDAY in August. An 81"
hn,,ic program will be ARRANGED 10
the occasion. , -. IN,
The NV pastor rr"achea IL w.
Newport News church ABOUT ~"
months ago and his sermons ma"'
imost plca sing impression upon I"
congregation. He is Sfa"ua!e y
Iihr southern Thc0mgical seminal
Nashville, tenn. and was f'S'", W
> Roonok, church before @oin" to Lou.
vile The East BAPTIST chn''h
one Of the oldest and largest IN INA
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
JACKIES WANTED LEMON
PIE AND DESERTED FOR IT
Declared They Must Have This Dele
cacy and Failing to Get It Len
Their Ship.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. July l3.-thi'"S
the United States navy adds lemon
ME to its menu there Is DANCER o'
whole sale dcsertions. Two desert
,rs from the training ship Consie!'a-
tion we're arrested yesterday in Ch'ca-
go and both declared that the reason
they ran away was because oi ' u
of pastry containing l'moh cuS'n'".
They were laundering themselves
ON their favcritc food IN Pt'tso"rs
Joe's Clark street restaurant "h'''
Ectcctiv, Frank Riock, who over
| hear! them talking. suspected theW VI
h.ins nam, A'scrtcrs.
many have You got away with?'
! Detective Rieck stopped them rs
they were leaving the restaurant and
charged them with being deserters
! from the navy.
Dent deny It," said the officer
for I've got the goods on you. While
you were eating your M you dropped
ia r, mark afout rrnring away from
the ship. Come with me to the sta
ton
BEFORE the station was reached they
hOth confessed tnIy were deS"ricr
from the Constellation
The boys are Thomas McGrath. OF
100 Eighteenth avenue. New York.
and Stephen Povaiin. of MckrespGrt.
Pa. Both enlisted last d. ccmbcr.
Neither of them is nineteen years
old.
On June 25th. while the ConstelIa-
iion was at HostOn. the boys. who
were ON shore lave, decided thar the
navy was net the place for them. II
was pay day. and with the money
thcy had drawn they bought civilian
clothes. 1hey threw away their sail
or garments and left Boston on
freight train.
Steve and me got sore On the navy
because we didn't :ct any lemon PIE,
said McGrath. When We joined We
W r. told wha; soft snap IL was 10
be On n hattleshiP. They said all we
had to do was To travel around the
world and see foreign ccuntrics.
They handed Us this. lat We soon
got wise To our job. Travel around
he world That's joke. Since I've
scn I'm the navy all I've done Is 10 ,
paint anchors. Stcvic and me wanted
lemon pie one day and told the COOK
about II. He SAID II We eyer a"ain
spckc pie 10 him he would have rs
M, in the chains. The boys on the
,hip-that L., most "f thcm-want
cn,on pie at least once week.
There have hen whole lot OF de'er'
ions Just on this account
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
Meochvilie Notes.

Mr.. Martin Kailman. his sister and
daughter. Miss Smith. and Mr.. Charley
Preston. are til guests N Captain
J. u. ScrimmaSer. NJ his home ou
l O. Greek. The visitors have en-
j"y"i several pleasant picnic and
fishing parts.
Rev. Mr.. Watson. Oi D-nmgh is
spending a few DAYS with friends IN
NcTth Carolina
Mr.. Hu isuu Mrnch. Jr.. Of Rich
mrEd. is n; home To spCna his vaca-
tinn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
boAT CAPsIzfD WITH
DOUG. SkTH AND PARTY
They Anehcred Without Lowering
ssss-Wsi,ee Two Hours Be-
fore BERN Rescued.

Clsrk Of Courts n G. Smith. his
HffIe scn Nels-,.-. John Isalc Nrxscu.
fhe HuIe son Of Mr.. EIbcrt Nexscn.
~ s7oi Huntington avenue. and Mr..
srvia u. Williams. 81 RichmonI. hal
y marrow cscape from drowning by
fAe over'urninx Of a small sail bosi
= which they we're calling near wh.ie
p>Dei hrhthsuse Svnday AT srnoun.
Aner rezalairs IN nc water AID
ekIogtng 30 the overturned boat I,r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

The regular meeting ~ ihr WAR
NJ ai.l"rWca will y" kcld a the city
hail tonight SsvcraI important or
dinanc"s. inClHdiTE the mix ordi
vance. which Vcrc passed tn the
common council last Tuesday might.
will D.. cons'ur=,|
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

nearly two hours. the party was res
n,od nv a Waterman on the oyster
GROUNDS near th" scene
The party left Mr., Smiths nous
near Morrison In n small dory, inteni'
ing 10 go fishing. They sailed Out 10
abr Channel and the anchor was
thrown overheard before the sail was
lowered. Suddenly strong @""' III
wind struck the craft, caosi2ihR H.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
Iv,v Term O, CORPORATION Court.

judge parham convened I'll" july
form 81 tho Corporation Court yc7.
,crd1y morning. calling IN" dock"' and
setting = numb"r ~ GAGS !"r irial
This fs = civil term. Tho court will
30 In vacation next month ana IN"
rexi criminal ten ziIi he held in
September.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
Best the World Affords.

~ give re aHh0unHcd pIra sure "a
recommend Rucklcn's Arnica SaIvc. "
saws J W. 1"nkins. NJ Chap-I mn y,
Z. Y am convinced ia the best saIvc
tho world ahnrds. u cured y fcIon
On my thumb. and u nov fails TO
heal every Sorr hum rr wound 70
which u Il applied" 25c az az drug
stores.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
Death Of BABY Boy.

William nyrcn III" infant SON oil
Mr. ana Mr.. r. H. Carter, di' yes
,crday afternoon al -. Francis ~"
,it,l ln,rrment viii b" mad" TINS
morning at n'clo"k nj Gr''hiA"' i
CpIncll ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

Mrs and Mrs. Lawrence priddy
whn been visiting Mis-. Priddy's par
cu:l, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. W. HnrWooa
gene to Long Island TO spend the re-
maindrr OF the summer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs Il. G. Balm hav" re-
from IA visit to PcL' rShlrS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

Mrs william Roam Aylctt Will r."
turn today from Bait im"rr, "h'''
She has been visiting rria'FoS'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

MrsGrs. William Melvin. Perry Er"S
and Forest Hewitt len yesterday oi'
the steamship william ChlShoihi, 10Y
a visit 10 New England.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

Mrs. H. T.. Parker mas returned lr"n
Il visit To Panacra Springs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

Mrs, J. Kennedy Cores has return
cd from visit 10 New YORK.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14
SocidI.PerS0ndl

Mr., and Mrs. \. T. Moore l"it Snn
day for Saratoga Springs. \. J.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

Misses Ida Hassril and Esirile a.
Rims. who have ben nit"n"hG
house party at Ocean View. given by
Miss Emily Ward. of Norfolk, are
exnectcd 10 return to their homes Oh
Tw.nty-sry nth street today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-14

Mrs. A. r. Libhey and h"r ih"''
gran lsnn. Hadlry Libb"y Str;''ih'a"'
left Yesterday on Merchants Il Miners
steamship Ontario for ''"s'"h' Ma'''
and Massnbcsic Lake, \. II.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
TAX APPEAL
BIG EXPENSE
To COCHISE
Supervisor Riggs Gives His
Reasons for Not Seconding
Supervisor McCabe's Motion
to Perfect the Appeal.

The action of the board of super
visors in not agreeing TO pay its share
of the expense in the appeal in the
case of the Copper Queen back tax
case which was recently tried in the
district court by Judge Nave and
judgment given TO the company. has
caused some comment When Attor-
ney Gilmore appeared before the board
at their recent meeting he stated that
the estimated cost of the appeal would
be about $l.400, the largest portion of
which would be the expense of the
certified copies of the patents and
deeds that had been ordered from the
county recorders office. and which
money If paid out would again como
back to the county through the returns
of the recorders Office. Under the law
the county has &c bear the majority
Iof the expense, the territory standing
about one-third. When the motion was
made by McCabe that the county stand
its share of the expense in perfecti1g
the appeal II was lost sfor want of a
second Mr.. Bowen was not present
and had returned to his home f@ Bis
bee, so that Mr.. Riggs, the chairman,
and Mr.. McCabe only were present.
Mr.. Riggs made the following state
ment that appears on the minutes as
his reasons Why he did not second the
motion:
Il did not second the motion OF Mr..
McCahe that the county perfect the
appeal in the case of the Territory ex
rel VS.. The Copper Queen Consolidated
Mining company for the following
reasons:
1.-The questions involved in this
case were decided by a former board
OF supervisors and the matter was
compromised. The case was reopened
by the attorney general acting under a
mandamus from the supreme court of
the territory. The tax collector of Co
chise county brought the suit which
was decided in favor of the mining
company. ] feel that il would be I'M
necessary and inadvisable for this
board of supervisors to take 1ny ac-
ton either for or against the cOntiau-
ance of the suit, and inasmuch as the
territorial officials instituted this suit,
feel that if it is to be continued. they
must assume the responsibility and
liability of prelonging it. can not see
how il would be proper at this time for
the board TO take any action What
ever
For these reasons l permitted Mr.
McCabe's motion to be lost for want
OF 2 second" "
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
HolLENsgck HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Hollenbeck Hotel, Los Angeles,
has recently entertained many resi-
dents of Arizona and vicinity, among
whom were rne following:
Max Czuzko. Yuma; A. J. PrcEerell
aud wife, Prescott: s. Bachal, Pboe-
nix; c. ID. Thaysr. Paroua Ha,a
James II. Kirk aad wife. Cananea; L
L. Rand, Winslow; JohE Findlayson.
Seligman; T. f. Campbell, Prescott:
Tony KelsiR, Bisbee; George W.
Grove. Tucson E. O'Keefe. Tucson;
Harry Lee. Phoenix: Edward D.
Hodges, Ben F. Hodges, Yuma: G. Z.
Breckenridge. Tucson; II. J. Tilley.
l. A. Hunter, Prescott; F. VI. Hen
derson. Globe; ]. p. Gull and wife,
Risbee. VIM MeDermott. Tucson :;
Walter believe. Kingman; c. J. Gun
ningham, Tucson; A J. Cunningham.
Phoenix; Ed Shumate, Prescott; E.
j. Dedman aud wife, Ration. y. NJ; r.
A. Wayne Silver City: W. W. Healey,
Mrs, NJ. Schwartz and son, Albu-
auergues II. B. Dawson, Carrie; A.
Z. Rossiter, Albuquerque. NJ. L.
Hickey. Alyarado; c Bruckman, Al
huuueraue; Charles X. Barnes and
wife, Fierro.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
CONSUL GARCIA
SPEAKS FOR
RAMON CORRAL
KinSman MexiCo'S Vice Presi-
dent Says Latter Is Friendly
Toward American Capital
Is Not Seeking Presidency.

Forbio Garcia, the well known
Mexican consul for Naco and Bisbee,
was in this city a few days ago, and
spoke most interestingly in regard to
the future presidency of our neigh
Dor republic His talk was directed
principally toward comment on a
recent. article which appeared in the
Kansas City Star and which was re-
produced in the Review last Sunday.
Tue article in question, after set
ting forth the announced intention Of
President Diaz to retire at the ex-
piration of his present term in DC
tOber, 1910, names three OF the PROM
inent men of the Mexican republic
who are said 10 have their eyes fixed
on the presidential chair. One of the
men named was Ramon Corral, who
is a kinsaan OF FOrbio Garcia.
Corral is vice president of Mexico
and has been since the office was
created several years ago. Il was
common report at the time this ap-
pOintment was made that it was the
intention of Diaz to prepare him to
take the presidential chair when ne,
DiaZ, shold retire.
In commenting Oh the political
ideas of the several candidates the
Star stated that there were several
things. which pointed TO the idea that
Corral was upfrieGdly toward A-neri-
can capital, and it was to this point
that Garcia. in his visit here. spoke
on behalf OF his kinsman.
The article is either Intentionally
a misrepresentation Of the facts. or
the writer was grossly ignorant of
what he was writing" said the con
sui, in speaking of the Erite-up in the
Star. IN either event Corral is held
up in q false light. . In, the first place
the vice president has announced no
intention of trying Tor the position
of president. and is making no efforts
looking in that direction. This de-
spite tae. fact thai the Star states
that n number of newspapers have
been established in various parts of
the republic for the purpose of fur
thering his candidacy. - -.
So far. as the assertion that hi1I
policies have been or will be inimical
to American capital are concerned
nothing could be further from the
truth. In contradiction to this, will
state that it is a fact that Corral is
at present studying the English Ian
guage under a competent tutor.
Furthermore, his children have been
In American schools for several years.
one of whom was injured in the earth
quake at San Francisco.
The vice president has no fear OF
foreign capital On the contrary, he
welcomes American industrial aggTes-
sion and. American. immigration. He
realizes the. fact that $500, 100000 Of
American capital are. invested in
Mexico. and that the industrial prog
resS of the country has been due in
a large measure to this. fact" p
In concluding. his remarks the con
sui made this statement: 1T is my
opinion and the opiniop of many Aigh
in the councils of theSstate that the
love OF the Mexican people for the
present president is 50 deep and
their confidence in him SO great, that
they will force him to accept another
term >"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
MAJOR BURTON
LAID TO REST
Many Friends Pay Respects To
Memory of DeceaSed--Many
Floral Offerings.

The last rites we the remains of
Major Burton were held yesterday at
terncon and all that was mortal con-
signed to its last resting place in
Evergreen cemetery. Services we're
held at O'Clock from the undertak-
ing parlors of Fletcher & Hennessey,
in the presence Of a large numuer N
friends of the deceased.
In accordance with the request of
the Major. the funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. Spicer, of this city,
who was with him during his last ill
ness. His remarks were appropriate
to the character and life of the de
ceased and were deeply appreciated
by the friends assembled. Many
floral offerings were presented and
large number accompanied the re
mains to the cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
HAD NO FUNDS
TO COVER CHECKS
Frank Moreno viii Be Brought
Here Today to Answer
Serious Charge.

Constable Wilmoth will leave this
morning for Douglas to bring Frank
Moreno to this city. where he is want
ed on a charge of obtaining money un-
der false pretences. Moreno was in
the city few days ago. and it is al
legged, went ON drinking bout. Dur
ing the rounds he paid for his drinks
with checks, all for So.
These checks were presented at
several places and all cashed Upon
presentation at the bank the next
morning they were turned down,
marked mo funds" Daddy" Walsh,
OF the Office saloon, where one of the
checks had been passed, swore out a
complaint and Moreno was arrested
yesterday in Douglas.
In letter to an old school mate in
this city. at whose saloon check
had been cashed and who wrote him
in regard to the matter, Moreno
stated that he had made inquiries az
the bank during the day and nau un-
derstood that mis- funds were of suf-
fieient amount TO cover the checks he
had issued.
Moreno was formerly proprietor of
a shoe store at Douglas and is well
known both in Bisbee and IN the
smelter City.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
FIRE: At NACO
BURNS SALOON,
Loss IS $4,000
Good Work of Firemen Save
Business Section of the Line
Town - Overturned Lamp
the Cause.

NACO, June 4.-Fire did $4,000
damage and threatened the business
section of Naco last night It start
ed at 10 o'clock in a back room of
the Fashion Saloon, Jack AfcLaugh-
lin, man employed as porter about
the place, overturning a lamp. He
was rescued with difficulty by the
fireInen. The Bank of Bisbee's branch
and the telephene exchange were
damaged, the latter being practically
Quilted. Deputy Sheriff f. p Ellis
did good work in charge of the
hose company, all of whom rendered
splendid service in checking the
spread of The flames. Considerable,
of the stock of the Fashion Saloon
was saved before the fire saaltec
Roadway. The fact that the bank
buildings is built of adobe and brick
was ali that saved it.
The loss of John F. Newell and w.
c. Hudspeth, who own the Fashion
Saloon, will be about 1880. They
carried no insurance. The banks
loss will be about $500 Their
building is insured. The loss to the
telephone company will be in the
neighborhood OK $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
MISS WALSH WILL SING
AT TEXAS STEER TONIGHT
ElkS' Show VIII Pack the Or
pheum This Evening.

Miss Jesse May Walsh will be an
added attraction to. the performance
of "A Texas Steer'i this evening A
telegram was received yesterday stat
ing that Miss Welsh will arrive in
Bisbee to-day and she will APPEAR be-
tween the acts In solo, Twas Ia
April
I At full rehearsal Of a Texas
Steer al the Orpheum yesterday
afternoon everything went along with
out a hitch. Those who attend this
evening are promised treat for a
home talent performance. Whire tns
seat sale has been large there are
stiIl a number OF good seats left.
Tomorrow evening the performance
will be put on at Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
METAL MARKET

London tin was lower today Cor SPOT
and futures; both G129 los. Locally
easy, ranging from $3.50 to S2s.15.
Copper was higher in Lonslon, spot
closing SIS 3D.; futures G5S :Os. Bo
cally duh and unchanged; Lake 1850
12.S7hc; electrolytic, i2.JGG a. SC;
casting, 7h@12.50c.
Lead lower at e12 los in LONDON
The local market was firm and higher
ranging from $4.37h 20 s4421A.
SpelteYwas lower at Els los IN Lon,
don. Local market Iuiet and IN.
changed at S4.50@4.55.
Iron 11zd lower; Cleveland warrants
quoted at sos Cd in LONDON. Locally
unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
PAPER
TO Be STARTED SOON
Corporation Known as Tribune
Printing and Publishing
Company,

The Tribune Printing and Publish
ing company is the name of a new
corporation formed for the publish
ing OF new afternoon paper in the
city of Bfsbee. The company is in
corporated for 5000 with the fol-
lowing as Incorporators: George w.
McFarlin, Jos. VI. Muheim, w. p.
BardshaT. c. W. Hicks. T. D. BTr-
dick, ". Z. Tesser, G. NJ. Holmes.
The articles of incorporation have
been sent to Phoenix, aud as soon as
the notice of their kaNin been filed
Is received a meenrg Tor the election
Of officers vii he heid While the
paper will have an afternoon tele-
graphic service and local news, it is
understood that the paper will be an
organ of the Powell faction nov
fighting for recognition before the
national committee
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
UNCERTAIN TONE
TO THE MARKETS
Due TO Definite News of.AntiCi-
pated Financing of the
Union Pacific,

! NEW YORK, June 4.-The heavy,
uncertain tone of today's early stock
market was due more than anything
else to the question of what was to
take place as to the market influence
OF the Union Pacific financing. Now
that the transaction seems to be def
Ditely concluded, there was some ap,
preciable liquidation today, which was
notable on account of the recent mar
row dimensions of the market and its
confinement to professional channels.
The outpouring of stocks gained vol
ume and led up to decidedly weak
close.
Bonds were heavy
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Cattle-Receipts, $500 head; market
strong. Beeves, $4.90@7.5J Texans,
S470G 5.S5; westerns, s4.G566.00;
stockers and feeders, $26O15.j5: cows
and heifers, $24066.4O; calves, s4,TJ0
6.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; mar
ket weak 10 loo lower. Natives, $Gl5
to $3.50; westerns, $3.15049O, yearl-
ings. S4.60@5.50; lambs, Si0OGG.I5;
western lambs, $4.0O66.I5.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

CHICAGO, June 4.-Whe2t closed
weak. Jul yopened 3-8c to 3-IaJ7 SC
lower at 9015 to 80 5-Sc, tc 91c; sold
of to SSAc, and closed at 50 I Sc
July corn opened 1-SG1-tc to $50 Y
lower at 6Sh @69Ac, and sold off to
6S T-Sc where the market closed.
Oats-July opened 1-Sc lower at sc,
sold O tito .46c and closed at 46 sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
Fire Loss of 5000.

ious fire than II proved, broke out in
the Benson building today. The tailor
shop of Mexican was destroyed. The
proprietor was badly burned about
the hands and face in trying to get his
goods out of the shop. He was taken
10 the hospital at Tombstone. The of
flee of Justice of the Peace Cheseldine
was also burned. All of his books
and records were saved The hose
company boys did fine work in pre-
venting further spread of the names
and in keeping the loss down. 1t will
be about $500 or $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
TWO INJURED
IN A CAVE-IN
NEAR BENSON
Accident at Empire Mine In the
Johnson DiStrict-Fire In
Benson Does $500 Damage.
Fine Artesian Well.
Especial to Review.)

BENSON, June "A caye-in in the
Empire mine in the johnson district
today injured two men, John Westfall.
a miner. and General Manager Seth
Merrill of the Empire, WHO happened
TO be in the mine and at the point
where the accident occurred. West
fall had his right leg broken, the bones
being snapped just above the ankle.
The caye-in was at the 400 level. Mer-
rill was badly bruised about the body.
He had narrow escape as did West
fall. Dr. C. F. Powell of this place
attended the injured men
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
STRONG Artesian Well.

struck in Benson was drilled in today.
The well was down about 500 feet
when a flow started that runs thirty
gallons to the minute. The well was
drilled by H. K. Street. Dave Adams,
Charles Moss and Mr.. Hustead. They
will use it for irrigation of their
lots. There are a number of other
artesian wells here, but none as strong
as the one developed today.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

Amalgamated Copper, 66 is: Smelt-
ing, 1919; Atchison, 81; ST. Paul.
1914; New York Central, 1899;
Pennsylvania, 1903; Reading, IS;
Southern Pacific, IS ii; Union Pacific,
las; Z. S. Steel, 36Sl; U. S. Steel pre-
ferred, 1919.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

All this talk about idle money IS
nonsense. A dollar ruins away faster
today than ever before, and is harder
TO catch, OF course.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
THE WHITE METAL
CHICAGO GRAIN.

NEW YORK, June 4.--i3ar silver,
80 5-Sc; Mexican dollars, 47c.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

FORT WORTH, Tex. June s.
Sheriff Matthews of this county has
requested the st. Louis authorities to
notify him as soon as H CLAY Pierce
has been placed in custody. Mr.. Mat
thews urged upon Bhe st. Louis Off
Gals that no delay be allowed IN TAX
ing Pierce into custody. That ne was
preparing to leave Tor st. Louis has
been reported.