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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-23

Hugh Jennings is one of the organizers
of the Old Forge Duryea Discount and
Deposit Bank. near Scranton, Pa. wv. \.
Jennings. Hugh's brother, is also inter-
ested in the proposition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-23

Most big league managers are out on
cunning trips. In the summer time It S
the fans who do the cunning
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28

occasioned of the largest gathering OF
relatives and friends which has ever
been witnessed in this city. The sud
denness of her death, the result of one
of the saddest accidents of which the
Dispatch has ever chronicled, caused
profound sorrow and all were deeply
touched at the AFFECT grief into which
the husbanr and the children were sud
denly plunged.
At the church large banks OF flow
ers were strewn upon the bier as elo-
Quent tokens for the high regard and
esteem in which Mrs. Sandstrum was
held in the community. Many remark
ed of the beauty of the sweet garlands
Of flowers which broke the deep path
os of the surroundings. The words Of
announcement of the Rev Mr.. Logic
were beautiful in the extreme and went
far to lift the load of grief from the
hearts Of the bereaved ones.
The choir which sang at the church
accompanied the oortege to the Gene
terry. The church was filed t. its
utmost capacity and many walked to
the burial ground. The paIlbearers
were all friends of Mr.. Sandstrum who
have worked with him for years at
the smelters.
T, Among the relatives who were pres
emit were Herbert Kenney, C. F. Ken
ney and Miss Theresa Haley of
Globe. brothers and aunt, and Mr.. and
Mrs Afafna of Rishee sister of the
deceased.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
ADMINISTERED ACID
WITH HIS OWN HAND
Such Was Verdict of jury
Which investigated Death
of John BreSlin.

That tae deceased, John Breslin,
came to his death as the result OF
acid administered by his own hand.
Such was the verdict of the six men
who yesterday evening feard the evil
dence bearing on the death OF the Ger
man engineer who died at the c. & A
hosIital Wednesday near midnight
No funeral arrangements have been
mace. pending a reply sent to a
brS4her or the deceased, Fred Bres-
lin who resides at Calumet Micn-,
and & telegram to the Odd Fellows OF
that place, Of xhicl order The deceas-
I'd vas a member.
DIR. n. c. Bledsoe was the first wit
ness examined at the inquest yester-
day evening. He told Of his being
called in, OF the traces of acid on the
chin, mouth. stomach and intestines
of the deceasd, and gave il as his
opinion taat death was due to car
bcIic acid. Such was his opinion after
an autopsy. He also added that the
people at the room in which the de-
ceased stayed had told him that Bres-
lin was in the habit Of going VsI
periodical DRINKS, and that he had
recently been drinking.
w. a. Hall, at whose house Breslin
roomed, stated tssat between 5 and q
O'Clock on the day of the death Of the
deceased be lad gone 70 his room
upon hearing him moan and that he
had secured no repsy 70 his questions.
That he saw TIE man was sick anc
had called In a doctor Mrs. Hall
eorrobcrated TIE testimony of her hus-
band adding that the deceased had
never been drunk about the house and
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
FUNERAL OF MRS. MARI.

Funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Nina MARI, who died Tues
day night, were conducted yesterday
afternoon by Rev. Hugh Copeland at
the Palace undertaking parlors. Those
acting as pail bearers were VIM.
Stewart and VIM Hulley from the K.
of p. Mr.. Thomas and John Williams
from the W. o. w, the deceased be-
ing member of the women's auxil-
iaries of both lodges, and Chief Henkel
and Mr. Norton from the fire depart
ment- Geo. Mari, the son of the late
Mrs. MARI is a member of the Bisbee
fire department. Many beautiful floral
offerings were rendered by sympatAiz-
ing friends. The remains we're ship
ped to Breckenridge. Colo, for inter
ment,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
LADIES' AID
GIVE FAREWELL,
RECEPTION
To Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Cope
land, Upon Eve of Depart
ure of Former Pastor of the
M. {. Church.

A most delightful evening was spent
by the members and friends of the
Methodist Church last evening when
the Ladies' Aid Society rendered a
farewell party to Rev. and Mrs. Cope
land on the occasion of their leaving
this charge.
The Methodist male quartet, con-
sisting of Messrs. Warrington, Tenn
by and Butler, rendered True Roses, :.
"A Thousand Times Farewell and
"Larboard Watch receiving decided
applause for these selections.
Mrs. A. Sheets favored the con-
pany with The Fate of Charlotte
Russo" which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present, my Tom" being rem
dered as the encore.
One of the novel parts of the pro-
gram was the rendering by Miss
Sophie Ives of THE Storm" a poem
on the recent flood.
This Is one of Miss Ives original
poems and is very timely after the
recent foods in the district. The rem
dering given it was very pleasing and
she received the hearty approval of
her auditors.
During the evening short talks of
appreciation of the work of both Mr..
and Mrs. Copeland during their stay
in Bisbee were given by DIR. Wilkin.
son, superintendent of the Sunday
school, who in very pleasing man.
ner spoke of the work of both the pas
tor and Mrs. Copeland in the Sunday
school, followed by Miss Douglas, rep
resenting the Epworth League. who
thanked both for their valuable SER
vice. Rev. Kanarr and Rev. Spicer in
few woods paid a tribute to Rev.
Copeland as fellow ministers of the
gospel. Mrs. Allen responded for the
Ladies' Aid Society, giving in detail
Mrs. Copeland's various helps in cvrl-
nection with the society.
1t should be mentioned that during
the past year the Ladies Aid Society
of the church have been instrumental
in making many improvements in the
property owned by the church and
generally aiding in the all around
work connected with it.
Z. l.. Williams, on behalf of the
official board Of the church, expressed
his appreciation of the work of botn
Rev. and Mrs. Copeland, reviewing in
part the work that had been accom-
pIshed during Rev. Copeland's pas
torate and wishing them Godspeed in
their future work
At this juncture in the program a
presentation was made from all Mem
bers and friends of the church in the
shape of set of table linen by Mr..
Lakin, who in one Of the best talks OF
the evening dwelt on the work of the
couple while here and expressed the
wish that they might be returned to
Bisbee after Mr.. Copeland's health has
been regained.
Mr.. Copeland responded in a very
pleasing manner, thanking his mem
bers for their love and kindness
Mrs Copeland also responded in a
very attractive manner.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
RIVAL TEAMS At
REVOLVER PRACTICE
.CaVen and Schwartz Captains
of TeamS-WiII Be Held
This Afternoon.

Two teams: one selected by DR.. C.
l.. Cayen and the other by H. A
Schwartz, will compete this afternoon
at the range above the Copper Queen
store for high score at revolver shoot
ing. The two teams have been chosen
from the members of the Revolver
Club and are evenly matched, as is
shown by the scores made in previous
shoots. The list of the two teams IOI-
lows:
H. A. Schwartz had first choice and
chose the following: James Nichols.
N. c. Bledsoe, Bassett Watkins, W.
NJ. White, F. Mace, F. J. Hart, John
Foster anI F. Z. Hurst
DR.. Cayen rad sc coad choice and Sc
lected the folInNiI g. A. Z Mckenzie,
Tom DoIan, \. N. Sinclair. ". P. Wise,
|. F. Burgess, NJ. A. Peterson, C. NJ.
Mexican and D. E. Twomey.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28

that he appeared to be a perfect gen
tleman.
Peter F. Eikram stated to the jury
that he had known the deceased for
the past twelve years, that he had a
brother in Calumet, that he had known
Breslin in Bisbee for the past three
or four years, and that he last saw
him about four weeks ago, and then
only to speak TO him.
Mrs. Hall returned at this time
and stated to the jury that In search
ing the room OF the deceased she had
found an empty bottle wrapped in a
newspaper in the bottom bureau
draw, which was labeled nitric acid
One OF the prescription clerks from
the Central Pharmacy stated that ne
had sold on the afternoon of the day
the deceased died bottle of nitric
acid.
The jury then retired and brought In
a verdict as above set fortn.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
WARREN IS IN
FIELD WITH 4
BASEBALL TEAM
City Beautiful Goes About Mat
ter in Right Manner and Will
Awaken New Interest on the
Diamond.

Warren has again walked up and
is about to give the district some more
amusement. The soldiers have gone
away and the circus will not be here
until the thirtieth of September
In the meantime the ball ground is
the center of attraction. Upon inves-
tigation it has been found that the
champion players who have been play
ing on the baseball grounds at War
rem and in Douglas are living in War.
rem The citizens of the City BeauLi-
full believe that they can organize the
best team in Southern Arizona. They
have decided on the following lineup:
Champion, c.; Wimp, D.: w. B. Cob
ring, h.; P L. Minder, 3D.; Arthur
Engelder, s. s.; H. T. Hamilton, 3D.;
Champion, |. f.; E. G. Minder, c. f.;
Nash, T. f.; substitutes: H Holden,
Bankard, Raebeck and A. r. Malone.
The list of substitutes is unusually
large, because there are so many ex-
cellent players of the national game
living in Warren that it is difficult 10
keep the number down and at the
same time give proper credit to those
Who are deserving of it, and after
the list had been made up Mr.. A. R.
Melone's name was added to it be-
cause of his faithful service in pre-
pairing the diamond for each game.
Saturday afternoon game viii be
played between the merchants Of Bis
bee and the bankers of Bisbee- The
Warren team is DESTROYS of playing
the winner and as they are already
assured that the merchants will win
they have already challenged the mer-
chants to play them Sunday afternoon
in order to avoid delay and give due
and proper notice.
DR.. Williams and Pat Meenan are
the captain and financial hackers OF
the merchants team. The develop
ment and progress of this team has
been watched with great deal Of in
terest by people in Warren and they
anticipate a serious struggle on the
diamond at Warren Sunday afternoon
and realize it will be necessary for the
Warren team to make their best efforts
in order to win against the mer-
chants.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
THE COURSE
Of STUDY IN
HIGH SCHOOL
What the Pupils in That Grade
in Bisbee viii Have to Study
During the Coming School
Term.

superintendent p. H. Philbrook Of
the Bisbee public schools has arrang
ed the following course OF study fol
the pupils of the high school for the
coming school term, which begins on
J Monday:
- First Year.
First Semester-English, algebra,
Greek history Choose from the fol-
lowing: Latin. physical geography
manual training, stenography, type
writing, domestic science, music. draw,
ing.
Second English, algebra
Roman history. Choose from the fol
ing, stenography, typewriting, domes'
tic science, music, drawing.
Second Year.
First Semester-English Choose
from the following or from studies no'
completed in the first year: Latin
German, Spanish, algebra, medieval
history, zoology. stenography, arthme
tic, manual training. bookkeeping, type
writing, music. drawing.
= Second Semester-English. Choose
~'from the following or from studies
not completed in the first year: Latin
German, Spanish, geometry, mediaevai
history. stenography, commercial law,
manual training, bookke-f Sg, type
writing. music, drawing.
Third Year.
First Semester-English, ciyics.
Choose from the following or from
work not completed In previous years
Latin Cicero, German. Spanish, physics,
geometry. English history, manual
training, music, drawing.
Second Semesten-English. Choose
from the following OF from work no,
completed in previous years: Latin
Cicero, German, Spanish. physics,
geometry political economy. manual
training, music, drawing.
Fourth Year.
First Semester-English, American
history. Choose from the following
or from studies not completed in pre-
yious years: Virgil, chemistry, man
ual training, music, drawing.
Second emester-English. Ameri-
can history. Choose from the follow
ing or from studies not completed in
previous years: Virgil. chemistry,
manual training, music, drawing.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
SPANISH CLASSES
ORGANIZED SOON
Y, M. C, A, viii Again Give
Instructions in Border Ma
TONS Native Tongue,

This fall, as in former seasons,
Spanish will be taught at the Young
Mems Christian Association. Kun
Vom Staufen, who had charge of the
successful classes last year, will
again teach the classes this Nseason.
De Tornos' combined Spanish methou
is TO be used in instruction. In ad-
dition to this Vom Staufen is planning
course of supplementary reading in
Spanish, which will be followed by
members of the classes. As soon as
the pupils have advanced sufficiently
only Spanish will be spoken in the
classes, so that the students will be
able to make use of their acquired
vocabulary. The classes are to Ue5sz
on Tuesday evening, September list.
Both day and night sessions are to BE-
held.
Several of the members of last
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
NAME WAS FULLER.

It was learned yesterday that the
man who had been working In the
mines Of the district under the name
OF Frank Burke. and who died of pneu-
monia In Lowell, was really Frank
Fuller. He was also known by the
name Of Frank Foley. Funeral ser
vices over his remains will be neld
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock from the
Palace undertaking parlors. Rev. Hugil
Copeland of the Methodist church Of
ficiating.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
HUNTING PARTY LEAVES.

A party consisting of Messrs.
Davidson, Cunningham, Schwartz and
Downs left Bisbee yesterday for a
months hunting and fishing in the
White mountains. They will go to
Clifton and there take the horseback
and pack mule route for the hunting
fields
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28

Don't forget the Democratic
Barbecue at Lewis Springs
Sunday. Train leaves at 7:45
A. M. Fare from BiSbee or
Naco. S1.OO: children SOC. 122
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28

years classes have, signified their in
tention of continuing their STUDY Va
the language and if sufficient number
enroll an advanced class viii be or
gaDized at once.
In order to keep the students 10
gether in their study it is necessais
that all begin at the same time anu
for that reason no additions will be
made to the classes after the first
lesson Those who are interested in
the study of this practical language
SHOULD investigate the course that is
to be offered at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
S. ]. SHROPSHIRE
WlTHDRAWS HIS NAME

The name Of S. ]. Shropshire, an
nounced for sheriff ON the Democratic
ticket from Douglas, has been with,
crawn. The name of MIR. Shropshire
was announced by friend without
consulting him and yesterday Mr..
Shropshire authorized the withdrawal
of ais name
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
sPEcIAL cAoIR pRAcTIce.

The choir of the Presbyterian
church is practicing for special ser
vice which win be given Sunday
week, on the occasion of the return
from California Of the pastor, Rev. J.
H. Fry.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
NO POWELL MATCH THIS MONTH

There will be no match played at
the Country Club links this month for
the Powell trophy. The links are in
bad shape for playing. in fact not fit
for a match. Work is to be started in
day or two cleaning them up for
the club house opening.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
VACATION ON THE COAST

Miss Christine Chisholm, of the Re
view business Office, is spending va
cation at Long Beach, visiting with
Mrs. A. T. Hoy and family at Camp
Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28

Phoenix cleared s27,1266e during
the first year Of municipal owner
ship of tae water system II is fo-
ured that the profits Of the second
year viii exceed that amount
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
NEW SAN SIMON POSTMASTER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. ~
Especial. B. PANEL has beer.
appointed postmaster at San Simon,
vice @. F. Mills, resigned.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28

Don't forget the Democratic
Barbecue at Lewis Springs
Sunday. Train leaves at 7:45
a. NJ. Fare from Bisbee or
Naco, S1.00; children SOC. 122
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
PAcIElc coAsr LEAGUE.

Batteries: Dineen and Stephens;
'icotte, Donohue and Criger.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-28

Superintendent P. H. Philbrook or
the Bisbee public schools has arrang-
ed the following course OF study for
the pupils of the high school for the
coming school term, which begins on
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24

President Is Handed
Relay Message
Winner of the Great Y. M. c. A..
Race Welcomed by
Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, Nov 23.-President
Roosevelt at GAS o'clock tonight re-
ceived at the White House from the
hands Of Garden Leech, the last boy
runner in the relay run from New
York to Washington. the silver tube
containing a message from Richard G.
Morse of the International Young Men 8
Christian association.
Attired in red sweater, tight trous-
ers and tennis shoes, having finished
an exciting tennis game only half an
hour before, the president was seated
in his private Office in the executive
offices when young Leech. clad in run
ming attire, was ushered in by Rudolph
Forster. one Of the presidents secre-
taries, and John H. Sleman Of the local
Young Mems Christian association.
I believe in athletics as a means to
an end and 1 see no reason why men
should have round shoulders" COM
mented the president, in accepting the
message. When told that nearly 1000
speedy boys had handled the MESA ge
since it left New York Friday after
noon, he manifested great interest.
The run from Baltimore to Washing
ton was exciting. the messengers en-
deavoring to exceed one another in
swiftness. Between Baltimore and
HyattsvilIe, the message was carried by
boys strung along the route a quarter
of a mile apart. The last seven miles
from Hyattsville was marked by the
speediest runs, the message being han
died by the boys in 100 and 200 yard
dashes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
Amateur Athletics

The officials Of the Academic Athletic league
ana the managers of the Alameda and Lick foot
pan tsd team teams VIII meet tonight to set date for
A. l.. These two teams played tie last Sat
gr!,. grday. The; The team that wins win journey to
pion high school team of that city.
Charley Boxton, manager of the Lick football
60 to the Oregon university: Boxton viii be
the fourth man connected with the tiger team
to go to the northern college.
Captain Kirby Of the Lick baseball team has
bis men out every afternoon for practice, and
as most Of them are veterans the Tiger team
should be one OF the strongest In the league.
The 'Os class basket ball team of Lick will
meet Missions big team Wednesday the
Tiger teams courts.
The Mission high schools football team viii
take trip to Petaluma Wednesday to play the
team belonged to the league, but was dropped
early in the season and has been playing inde-
pendent teams since.
Tho manager and captain of the Berkeley high
school football team has issued the following
challenge to the managers of the Alameda foot
Berkeley high school does hereby challenge
Alameda high school TO a game Of football to
your convenience between now and Christmas
and provided that It does not conflict with our
arranged schedule We understand you up-
willing to play our team for the reason that you
are figuring on q game with the Lincoln higf
school of Seattle under the false colOrs OF cham
pions Of northern California and do not wish 10
risk defeat. We wish to emphasize the fact
that our team is composed OF strictly amateur
players, all being registered with the F. L. A.
and whose scholarship is Of the highest. We
therefore dispute your claim 10 this title We
VIII regard any evasion Of this. challenge as a
default. The interest Of the American game
among high schools Of this section Of the state
demands that each team be given a fair trial
for championship honors Hoping you viii, on
behalf of the Alameda high school, take this
challenge in true sportsmanship style and re-
ply within five days from date of publication.
we remain. the Berkeley high football eleven.
per Daniel Drake. manager.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
Bradley Unconscious
From Knockout

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-Fred
Bradley Of Boston was knocked out in
the fourth round of a boxing bout
with Al Kubiak Of Grand Rapids at
the West End Athletic club tonight. He
became unconscious and was hurried
to hospital. Kubiak and Jack O'Brien,
who refereed the bout, surrendered to
the police.
Kubiak caught Bradley on the point
of the jaw with a terrific swing which
sent him to the floor. BradIey's head
struck the boards with great force
After having been counted out, Bradley
revived sufficiently to drag himself
TO his corner, where he again became
unconscious
Kubiak and his second, Jim Daily, to-
getber with OBrien. were required to
furnish ball for their appearance to-
morrow
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
Pm. Shelby Buys Many
Promising Racers

p. M. Shelby, who is virtually new
conner to the sport of racing, was the
principal buyer at the sale OF the first
division of the Ormondale yearlings
from w. OBJ. Macdonough's farm at
Menlo Park. conducted by Fred H.
Chase & Co. at the Emeryville saddling
paddock yesterday. Because of the
general depression in the thoroughbred
market at the present time, resulting
from recent adverse legislation in east
much smaller than the looks and aris-
tocratic breeding OF the embryo racers
would have warranted in more pros
porous times.
Shelby paid top price. $500, for the
star of the sale, nearly full brother
to Listowel and the full brother to Sir
Wilfred went to the same buyer for
$50 less. Following Is a list Of the
sales effected:
Brown colt by OrsIni-Lovelight (half brother
to Cloudlightl, p NJ. Shelby, $750 black flly by
Borgia -Orsina (half sister 70 st. nario), H. W.
Hoag & Co., $S75; bay filly by st. Carlo-Belle OF
Palo Alto a (half sister to Lucrece), James o'Don.
brother to Sir Wilfred), P. M. Shelby, $3.50; bay
colt by Orsini- Windhower NJ. ]. Hayes, $3.50;
bay hlly by Ossary- -Artemis Morris Eppinger,
$iOO; bay colt by 0ssary Helen Smith (almost
full brother TO ListoweD, P. NJ. Shelby, 5000;
bay Ally by 0rsini-Lady Marion (full sister to
Maud MEG and Marianna), W. II. Spence, 500.
The flly by Orsini-Laurellas Maid.
and the. filly by Ossary- Moonlit, both
OF which were listed to be sold. were
passed for want of suitable bids until
the sale OF the remainder of the Ormon-
DALE. yearlings, scheduled for Decem-
The sale of the Antrim stock farm
yearlings will take place today. There
are II In the lot, and, In addition, three
q year olds Will be disposed of.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-24
DandeIiOn Allotted TOP
Weight in Pomona
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

--e--
Los ANGELES, Nov. 23.-S. c. Hill
dreth's Dandelion is top weight for
the Pomona handicap, which will mark
the opening of the southern California
racing season at the Arcadia track
Thursday, as well as for the stake
event OF the Thanksgiving day fea-
ture at Emeryville. The handicappers
at both California tracks seemingly
regard DandeIion as the best horse in
training on the coast just now.
The Pomona handicap is a $500 ad-
ded affair at seven furlongs. It is
improbable that Hildreth has any idea
Of starting Dandelion, as the horse
was not included in the shipment which
Hildreth made here Sunday. Hildreth
is relying on Restigouche, which has
been assigned 115 pounds, to win the
race for him. A. F. Dayton's crack
sprinter Jack Nunnally, which was also
shipped from Emeryville Sunday with
the winning Of the race in view, will
carry ia pounds. There probably Will
be no further shipments of candidates
for this stake from Emeryville. The
list Of the weights is as follows: