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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08
TOOK MORPHINE;
THOUGHT IT QU|N|NE
Ed. leatherS of Baskerville Has
Narrow Escape From
Death By Poison.
Lowell. Ariz.. MAY Z. 10

Lowell, Ariz., May z, 1908.
This morning at about 1880 O'Clock
Ed. feathers. Familiarity known as
Doc" almost met ais end through
the taking of quantity of morphine
by mistake. Mr.. feathers thought
that he was taking quinine, but imae-
diately after swallowing the drug, he
noticed his mistake. and summoned
medical assistance. Drs. III. ID. John
son and G. L. Edmundson responded
and 1t required some heroic work to
save Leathers' life. After the stomach
pump had been used and antidotes
administered, the mans condition was
precarious, and he was walked NJ
and down before his home in Baker
vile to wear off the effects of the
drug. The danger point was passed
at about noon. and although he is in
a weak condition, feathers is con
graduating himself that he is still
among the living.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08
THE ELKS' SHOW
ON FOURTH OF JULY
Real Circus Stunts Are To Be
Pulled Off By Boys of the
SmeIter City.

No, gentle Annie, this is not a re-
viVal of Sherlock Gluck. 1t is on:y
something akin to what the wild man
at the Douglas Elks' circus on the
Fourth will say when asking for
bone TO gnaw.
Already the engagement of the orig
inal wild man of Borneo' has been
perfected for this occasion. He was
travelling with one of the big three
ring circuses, but when the big shows
recently ostracized freaks he was let
out of a job. Henry Beumler, with
characteristic enterprise and fore
sight, Immediately entered into nego-
tiations with him for the Fourth of
July celebration. And so. he will be
here-hairy body, long, fierce looking
tusks, tawny skin and alone of the
exclusive features of the big Elks'
circus.
Little Egypt Coming. ~.
And then-men only, please, will
kindly read this-there will be Little
Egypt, the dancing girl who immor-
talized a certain dinner at New York
a few years ago. Little Egypt will
be here in all of her litheness and
physical seductivity. Outside some
one will beat the tom-tom and a
barker will ask the boys" TO gath
er closer for little exhibition" Lit
tie Egypt will appear before the
charmed circle while the police are
| far away, and, castanets in hand
| with the strains of that never-to-be
gotten air filing the space, will per
| form for the boys"
And there will be still other sioe
show features. The original mummy
| found in Geronimo's stronghold viii
| be a distinctive stunt, as will a Cal
| ifornia mermaid.
The Big Show.
In the big show everything tina
has made the larger circuses famou!
will be reproduced, including dog
pony and elephant acts, skilled eques
TRANS and equestriennes, daring aer
| iaI performers, high and lofty tum
blers, companies of clowns, etc. Oh
the outside the cry of the barker ant
the big, free bally-hoo acts will b,
| heard and seen. Red lemonade. pea
nuts, Coney Island novelties, conre,
ii, knife racks, doll baby racks, ant
all other gratis" of the circus hang
er-on will be in evidence-and all b!
and for the Elks.
| TWO Performances.
Two performances will be give;
on the Fourth-one in the Afternoon
and the other at night. The after
noon show will be preceded by
grand parade of all the performer
and animals. The Elks will have thu
exclusive use of the park on tn,
Fourth and the admission therett
will be fifty cents They expect no
| only tn add considerably IN fhei
home" fund but in doing so to give
their patrons a real, live entertain
ment and something that will maxi
them feel that they have received
the worth of their money.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08
Two Performances.
SHIPPING CATTLE.

Cattle are being loaded for ship
ment today at several points on the
Southwestern railroad. At Column
bus, n. NJ, three trains were loaded
and will go east tonight, their desti-
nation being Colorado.
At Rodeo Colonel Paramour of the
San Simon Cattle company loaded
forty cars for Colorado also.
w. H. Neel OF the Four-Bar ranch
and Colonel Johnston of the CabuI-
Iona ranch will have large shipment
If cattle from this place later in the
month. gfEJsMJM
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08

secretary of the chambey of commerce
will be on hand to sell the tickets and
will turn the money over to the proper
channels Several have asked if this
money will really go to the chamber of
commerce for the Fourth OF July fund
and TO give every assurance that the
proceeds of the game viii go to the
proper source the secretary of the
chamber of commerce has been asked
to act as ticket seller.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08
Cochise County

Uium made his escape and was not
seen since until a few days ago. when
he returned 10 Don Luis. He was
brought before Justice Grier and was
permitted TO secure bond, which he
succeeded in doing. His trial has
been set for Monday at o'clock. Nee
Ian is at present in Cananea and it is
doubtful whether he will appear
against Ulum.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08
SECURING NEW DATA
FOR MILITARY MAP

The attachment of soldiers from
Fort Huachuca, who for some time
have been thoroughly touring this part
Of the country for the purpose of cor
reeting and securing new data for the
Improved Progressive Military map at
the fort, are again in camp in Douglas,
en- their way to the fort.
The party consists of Second Lieut.
Preston, Corporal Meyers, Privates P,
H. Dodge and John H. Mueller and
Teamster Chappelle. They were in
camp on the outskirts of Douglas for
several days some time ago and re-
turning yesterday went into camp in
the erar of the Brophy Carriage com
pany's place of business. Private
Mueller said yesterday that they had
now entirely completed their work and
were on their way home. Target prac.
ice" he said, sis now going on at the
ort, which will continue until August
when, the soldiers will go to Califor-
la for their annual maneuvers."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08
1900 MEN ON THE S. p.
ARE AT WORK IN JALISCC

The Cananea. Yaqui River & Pacif-
ic has 1900 men In three camps on !ts
construction work in Jalisco. At
least % kilometerc of the roadbed OuL
of Orendain on the Mexican !Cenu5,
wifi be ready for the rails by July a.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08
RemodeIIed Market.

The meat market of E. ]. Bauer
in the Johnson Addition, has been
made more attractive by the addition
of an immense refrigerator, which
lends greatly to tae appearance of
the market. Other improvements
have been made in the place. which
brings it up to lair standard of per
feouon for the trade which is steadily
increasing
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08
Ulumn Arrested,

Ed Ulurnn, who is accused of stab
bling Pat Neelan some time ago at
Don Luis, was arrested at that place
this afternoon by Constable o. p.
Gray. Shortly after the stabbing
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08

Work was begun on the Powell
nome in Warren a few days ago, and
quite force of Mexicans are ensas-
ed on the excavations for the founda'
tons
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08

Two Mexicans, Alexandra Esperioza
and Dolores Silyes, appeared before
Justice Grier this morning to answer
to the charge of disturbing the peace.
The former received a sentence of ten
days and the latter five days.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08
ners from Ranch

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weitner are
in Lowell from their ranch in the
Huachuea mountains. They report
everything in first-class condition in
their neighborhood.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08

Inspector of Livestock, Porter Nc
Donald, of Tombstone, was in Lowell
today on business pertaining to ais of
fee.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08

Senator Foraker's Brownsville
broadsides are beginning to sound like
blank cartridges.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-05-08

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The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

the men are many world beaters--
many who now are without peer and
who demonstrated their right TO titles
at the great international ganrrs at
Athens With them will go others
who. In he Philadelphia and Chicago
try-outs. demonstrated that they will
shine even more brightly than the old
champions
The team that sails on June q is
by far stronger than that which rep
resented America In the Athens
games. Added to them are a mum
Der of new men who have shown such
remarkable form that the veterans
will have to do their best to main
tain their standing.
The trio that will represent old
glory in the 1l0-meter hurdle-Smit';-
son. OF California: Garrels, OF MichI-
gan, and Shaw. OF Dartmouth-is in
vincible. Then there is the 1900
meter. at which Halsted is far better
than any living man.
Shepherd, the Irish-American A. c.,
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
Noteworthy. Events in the
American League Race

Detroit and Boston lay idle on
account Of their Sunday game,
which disposed Of the contest
scheduled for Monday.
New York turned the tables on
Cleveland, the latter club getting
but one run for II hits. Orth and
Thieiman and Cheeh pitched.
For the second time this season
RUDE Waddell stood his old pals
from Philadelphia on their heads,
holding them to eight scattered
hits and winning for ST. Louis, 10
TO o. vIekers was knocked out Of
the box. ---------.---.---
BY trimming Washington In the
fourth consecutive game, Chicago
forged into the league lead. Burns
let the Sox down with four hits.
Walsh retired In favor OF White.
shsughnessey, Connie Maek's
new outfieider, secured three hits
of WsddelI. Hoffman's three hits
were a perfect record for the day.
however
Williams for ST Louis accepted
nine chances In the field, Of which
eight were assists. for the fielding
performance Of the day.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
JOHNSON HERE To
INVESTIGATE
SHERIDAN
BIG BAN coNFERs WITH PRO-
TESTED UMPIRE AND OFFICIALS
OF THE DETROIT cLUs-clAIM
is UNDUE HARsANESs.

President Ban Johnson OF the
American league. made his appearance
In Detroit Tuesday morning and went
Immediately into conference with UNI
pire Sheridan.
II am here TO talk over the situa'
ton with the officials OF the Detroit
club and with Mr.. Sheridan said
Big Ban.
Al noon President Johnson visited
the Office OF the Detroit club and was
IN conference with Messrs. Jennings
and Navin.
Before the latter conference the of
flcials OF the Detroit club announced
that no charges had been made
against the umpire but admitted that
protest had been laid with Mr..
Johnson in which the claim was made
that the umpire had been all too
harsh in his rulings ejecting players
fro mthe game.
I'VE are willing 10 take our medi-
cine every time when there Is any &C.
casion for administering It, said
President Navin. but We do feel that
Sheridan was unnecessarily severe on
several occasions. Particularly was
this so In the case OF Jennings, who
was fired from the field for coaching
that was neither profane nor OBJ
noxious and perfectly legal, so far as
the rules govern such matters.
Detroit people like 10 have Jen-
nings on the lines and when he is
absent interest and the play OF the
team both suffer.
I'VE have asked President Johnson
10 give us an umpire who isn't all the
time looking for fight"
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
THE THROBBING PULSE OF THE SPORTING WORLD
TIGERS MEAN TO COMPEL
GRIFFITH TO~EAT HIS WORDS

Hogg is in the same position In the
opposition camp
lot OF people have been wonder
ing how Norman Elberfeld hoped To
break back into the game again while
Neal Ball is showing his present held-
Ing and batting ability. but the an
swer comes from Crane and IL proves
TO be simplicity itself
When Elberfeld's leg permits him
10 play Griffith viii send him 10 short
and Ball will go To second base or
right field. IL is Griffs intention 10
Try out Niles In right and Ball al sec
ond and IL the scheme proves sue
cessful the infeld situation will be
solved, and Keeler's successor will
not be in doubt.
II the change does not prove salts
factory. Ball will be tried out In right
field and Niles will remain at second
base. This is the idea advocated by
Crane in his story OF the shakeup
that is about due
To all OF these assertions Griffith
refuses 10 reply. He does not deny
or affirm them.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

and Lightbody OF Chicago have the
S00-meter cinched. In tho 400-meter
hurdle, Harry Hillman, 0fsthe New
York Athletic club. >aad ,Charley Ba-
con, of the Irish-AmerieAH Athletic
club, are the best entefeA. Taylor
the colored champion, OF the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania, and Atlee. of
Princeton. have the best chances Tor
winning the 400-meter fiat.
Rector. the University OF Virginia
boy. who made the team for the 100
meter. is considered the wonder OF the
athletic world II he Is headed. May
OF Illinois is the only one to turn the
trick. Then there are the weights.
the discus. the hammer and other
events. al which Americans have
shown such prowess that they are re
garded as winners. The team, mem
oers OF the committee feel sure, will
bring home everything worth captur-
ing at the London games
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
BEST TEAM WORLD EVER SAW
WILL REPRESENT AMERICA

NEW YORK. June 9.-There Is a
feeling of satisfaction and absolute
confidence among the members OF the
American Olympic committee, which
yesterday banded together the great
est aggregation of athletes the world
ever has seen. The men selected TO
represent the United States in the
Great Olympic games in London are
expected 10 bring home a great ma
jority OF the honors. and IT Is not ex-
pressing IL too strongly TO say that
the committee expects the world to
stand amazed at the speed. strength
endurance and general athletic power
the American athletes will display.
In the selection or the team and the
supplemental list, IL was not so mucn
question OF who should be sent TO
London. but who should be excluded.
In the decision OF this question the
committee found its greatest labor.
All the athletes considered were %
such high caliber that they could be
sent into the games with the support
OF the committees confidence Among
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
"LADY" BALDWIN COMING IN
FOR THE PENNANT RAISING

Chairman
Flag OF
of
Lady" Baldwin
codngy ball
a
be on hand
o. his
in
Chicago Whox Wigleof
baseball civil digniares
Gov Warner will be able
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

Busines--Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
looks right Times Printing Co.. Is
John R-st.. Phone i4ss.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
Grand Trunk Railway System,
Sunday, June i4th.


p, o. a \. RY.
All points ....!...D.........s150
Special train, 1880 a. m. City Ticket
office. l24 Woodward-sve Telephone
NJ. 39.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
LE W|SES FIGHT
It OUT TONIGHT
BY TAD.

BY TAD.
NEW YORK. June 9.-Willie Lewis
and Harry Lewis meet at Charley
Harvey's swell National club this
evening In six.round affair
Willie has just returned from Paris
where he tipped over heavyweights
and also, our old friend Walter Stan
ton. He Is as proud as a peacock
these days and figures no man In the
world OF his weight is equal TO him.
This helped many fighter before
and may assist bit this, evening. but
the majority think the other way,
Willie Lewis had the can tied on
him twice when he met Honey Mel.
lody. but Harry Lewis took the latter
and beat him 10 fragile in four
rounds.
Harry Lewis Is the toughest boy In
the country at his weight He IL
slugger from A 10 z, but Willie would
rather do the stand-away stunt AMI
occasionally lean a right over on the
other.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
George SuggS Pitched Mi
Game On Record IN Baseball

a southern baseball statisti-
clan calls TO mind the fact that
George Suggs. the Tiger twirler.
really holds the record for the
best ball game ever pitched, so
far as authentic data are at
hand
On the Nashville diamond In
1906. Suggs. pitching for Mem
phis. let the home club down
without a hit and the game went
IL innings before the winning
run could be scored.
There have been many no-hit
games but this is the only one
4, on record where the winning
Stwirler had 70 go into extra In.
nings before his mates fell on
the opposition for the run that
won. N
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES GLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago ). Boston 2.
Pittsburg 5. Philadelphia o.
Cincinnati 3. Brooklyn 2
New York 4. ST. Louis o.
Today's Gumes.
Pittsburg az New York
Chicago at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

Willie Hogg seems bound 20 20. His
failure 10 get into conditiop~-this
spring resulted In his being left in
New York when the Yankees came
west and Griffith said Saturday that
he had laid on the pitcher until he did
get into condition.
And IL | am offered "A good man for
Hogg | would consider a trade said
the Yankee manager.
Il am not paying salaries 10 or
expenses for dead ones II l know II
and unless he is ready 10 share the
work with the other fellows. Hogg Is
Of no value 10 the team"
Ii has been suggested that possibly
Joe McGinnity will become Yankee
and Hogg a Giant. This trade might
be beneficial 10 both New York teams.
for the Iron Man" has lost his use
tulness in the McGraw suite, while
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

Yanks now possess goes along at top
speed. So with these stars as trad
ing material. Griffith is In position 10
do business with some team for men
who Will NJ his machine better.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 2. Washington l.
New York y. Cleveland /.
St. Louis 10. Athletics 0.
Today. Games.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Athletics al Chicago r.
Washington at st. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
ax PAUL 4. RRuskE.

Baseball and repartee at Bennett
park today.
DETROIT VS.. NEW YORK Ev-
erybody knows what that means.
Never have two teams fought each
other In the American league with the
same feeling which the Tigers and
Highlanders have always displayed
NEVER WAS THE FEELING so
HIGH AS 1T Is AT PRESENT.
4 Grin and his gang think that this
Is their pennant year
The Tiges won last season and be-
lieve they are going TO repeat this
fall
New York was the only club TO win
q series from the Tigers on their east
ern trip and they had TO put Wild Bill
Donovan out OF the game 10 do It
then.
The Tigers mean TO turn tbs
tables this time. Also they mean
10 make the famous baseball crab
who manages the outfit. take back
the cruel words he spoke in New
York when he freely tainted the
Champions with having "quit" In
the worlds series.
In all probability Newton ana XII
Han will be the twirlers selected for
duty today.
And the multitude will be yelling
sSiccem,"
There has been more or less>lalk
OF q trade between the two teams.
Grin wants to market Hogg and Jake
gtahl, IL Is understood.
Detroit could u-e the former
and has a veteran pitcher to give
In exchange. Griff has been hang
Ing off In the hope Of getting
Davy Jones. He hasn't a chance.
II Is understood that the pitcher
Detroit offers does not look good
20 Griffith.
AT any rate, something stupendous
an the shakeup line is the come OF In
the Yankee camp. If Sam Crane. the
best posted baseball writer IN New
York IS right-and he generally is.
v According TO Crane, Wee Willie
\ Keeier. for years the greatest batsman
IN the land, great outfielder and base
runner, is TO be retired TO the bench
upon full salary. TO make room for 4
younger and presumably a faster man.
Keller has supposedly outlived his
usefulness as regular. but In return
Tor his years of service he is 10 draw
his large salary and go to bat in
emergencies-if he cares TO stick un.
der the conditions. Baseball canno.
AFFORD to lose Wee Willie for
awhile. but Griff feels that he
cannot afford to continue the little fel.
low In the garden steadily when the
chance to get man who can give
complete satisfaction exists.
Another change in the immediate
future, according TO Crane. is the
trade Of Jake Stahl and Geo. Mortar
fly. possibly TO Boston, but surely TO
some team
Stahl. Ii Is claimed, has been mixed
up In too many dumb plays TO suit
Clarke Griffith, and his shortcomings
have more than Offset his ability as
batter and fielder.
The chief complaint about Garland
IL that his heart Is not i'm his work.
Realizing that he is not an outfielder,
he does not throw the vim and dash
into the game so essential to success.
Moriarity is not needed In Griff's
opinion. while the splendid infeld the
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
Sporting NOfe5

Rube waddeII made his nr.t hit of the
season al 81. Louis yesterday
Western High ineIIsibies. 81 VI. VI. A.,
!. Heider pitched for the winners.
The West Eud Matinee club has started
racing mile heats AZ Georges track.
Romeo and Dryden are going TO play
ball for sidebet Of $50. The pluns-
ers.
Fielder Jones falls Into line with the
announcement that lac Will kick no
more.
Up to date the Detroit Tigers have
won 9 and Lost al games on their
home grounds.
Lansing and Tecumseh went II INNINGS
yesterday before the Champions
ed with kid pitcher In the early
stages.
Newspaper competitions have Resulted
in nicknames for the Grand Rapids
team as stays" and the Saginaw az
greKatiOn as Wa Was" The latter
Is the Indian name for lightning.
Han johnson has ofncinIIy ruled that
pitcher must step on the slab be-
fore throwing TO the plate 10 eaten
man coming home from third
Otherwise the catcher must let the
batter swing.
Coo, the miIerI Coe. the weight mani
Dull, the distance runner, Uarreis
the hurdler and discus thrower. Pat
terson. the high jumper: Ramey. the
half miller; Rose the shot-putter. and
Rowe, the miller are the Michigan
athletes who viii compete for the
United states 1t Athens
The Detroit times., 1908-05-13
SAY THE" ALLEN
WAS MURDERED
OLD PoOLRooM KINGS DEATH so
SUSPICIOUS POLICE ARE
AT WORK.

NEW YORK, May 13.-"The" Allen.
the last Of the city's old-time sport.
ing men and "the wickedest man In
New York." Is dead and the entire
police and detective forces are at
work as a result OF accusations made
by members Of the family that he was
the victim Of a poisoner.
The officials are maintaining the
greatest secrecy as to the origin Of the
belief that Allen was murdered and
despite the fact his physician was
willing to Issue a certificate Of death
Coroner Hamburger has called sud.
den halt to any further preparations
for the funeral
The poolroom king had been In III.
health for long time but his condi.
ton was said to have been gradually
improving until last night, when he
suddenly breathed his last Allen had
been arrested during his lifetime more
than 800 times. One hundred times
his poolroom was raided, but he was
never convicted. II is believed he left
fortune considerably more than
81. OOO, 900.