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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-07

Mrs. T. II. Kuhn entertained the
members Of her Sunday school class
last evening at her home on South
Thirteenth street. \ taffy pulling
was a feature Of the evenings amuse-
mont A good social time was enjoy
ID h. all The members Of the class
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
KELVIN AND wINKLEMAN.

It appears to me that the Kelvin
and Winkelman district is just on the
verge of resuming the bustling activ-
ity which was interrupted by the
slump in the price OF copper and the
panic" said F. P. Fowler, president
of the Black Mountain Copper Mining
company, to the Gazette yesterday.
Mr. Fowler is in the city for a few
days on business connected with his
concern.
Everyone expresses confidence in
the future" continued Mr. Fowler.
There is no doubt in the mind OF
anyone that conditions will improve
Immediately. But at his time the dis.
trict is almost as sluggish as ever. 1t
seems 10 be about ready to start again,
but somehow it can't make the first
jump. But it will get started pretty
soon now, and then you viii hear
more about u.s.
Already there are signs OF awaken.
ing interest, according to Mr.. Fowler
A few days ago a party of eastern cap
italists drove up from Tucson in an
automobile to look at some claims
They had no trouble in plotting their
choo-cnoo wagon across the interven,
ing country, but some road improve
ments between Winkelman and the
Old Pueblo would help things along
and hasten the development of the
district.
On all the claims where development
work is being carried on, despite the
slump and panic, the most satisfac-
tory indications are being met with.
Work on the Black Mountain property
has been somewhat delayed of late be-
cause of the high water In the ella
river. 1t was impossible to get ma
terials and supplies across the stream
in any quantity. The river was i'm
pasable for teams, and the only means
of crossing by rowboat.
NJ. Mallalue, who has been endeavor-
ing to bond or purchase the Crozier
group for Washington capitalists, is
still on the ground. carrying on his
negotiations with the owners of this
promising property. The Crozier group
adjoins the Black Mountain claims on
that they have a great NINE Conse-
quently. they are unwilling to let It go
unless the price offered is higher than
is usually paid for prospects But Mr..
Mallalue has every hope OF making
some sort of a deal and has not given
up. While corresponding with his
Washington associates he is putting in
his spare time developing a new claim
just little to the side of the Black
Mountain group. He discovered this
new efospect only a few weeks ago
in the event he does make some SORT
o. deal with the owners of the Gro
zier group, expects to obtain the money
from the Washington people to sinh
shaft on his new discovery.
Mr.. Fowler himself is feeling mo,s
than usually enthusiastic owing to ;
letter he received from the east yes
terday morning, stating that all the
ground floor stock has been taken
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES


tToaelns International Amerioan)
W. /. Morrow has returned from
elSAee. waere, he addressed the lodge
~ Woodmen of the World,
James Finch came up from Nacozarl
YESTERDAY. where he Is interested ~
sesse mining property.
Frank Aley has returned from a
weeks visit in the neighborhood oi
NacoEari.
RAFT Jewell. mining man OF Dous-
las. len yesterday for Hachita. he
sues to look after some claims in Old
Hachita, which he staked out some
tine before the present excitement
broke out. AID win also look into the
present new fields.
Mrs. A. Woods left yesterdaS for
san Antonio, Texas, where she will
make her home in the future.
Happy Jack, Charles Robinson and
Maj Saunders left yesterday overland
for the Hachita gold fields.
General ]. C. Bricen. representing
the Commoner of Amerca, at Los An
geles, arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Bricen is a veteran of the Spanish
American war. -
A fine baby boy arrived yesterday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Boss
Davis in Pirtleville.
Twin baby daughters came to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ia
iorkes, in Pirtleville. Thursday. The
great grandmother of these little ones
was once the proud mother Of seven
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
THE BSBE ARIZONA MORNING.

boys. all born at the same time, five
OF whom are now living.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. S. Dixon of Vic
toria, B. c., passed through Douglas
yesterday ON their way to FL Tigre,
where their son holds a high position
In the management
w. D. King. the well known mining
man OF Douglas, returned yesterday
from a trip down in Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p Ewart of Doug
las have taken a suite of rooms al the
Queen hotel.
r. NJ. Jennings OF El Paso arrived
In Douglas last evening and is stop
ping at the Queen hotel MIR, Jennings
comes to Douglas 10 make his home,
having taken a position in the Douglas
Hardware store,
Mabel Iatta, daughter OF Conductor
Latta, who Is attending school in Bis
bee came in last night.
DIR. A. r. Hickman came In from
the west Lasts evening.
Ben sneed came in from Hereford
last night.
r. A. Kirke, manager OF the Bisbee
Evening Miner. came down from Bis
bee last night and is stopping at the
Gadsden. This Is Mr.. Kirke's first
visit to Douglas since the opening OF
the new hotel and he expressed much
surprised az finding such a magnin-
cent structure.
F. S. Douglas returned yesterday
from the Los Angeles mine near Ma
eozari
James Shea. a well known resident
of the district, came down from his
home in Warren yesterday on a bust
ness visit.
c. r. N1cBurnie, manager OF the
clothing department of the Copper
Queen store, is back at work now
after short illness with neuralgia.
A ball game isc heduled for Sunday
afternoon at the Sportsman's park be-
tween Yohe's professionals and ODon-
ovan's Daisies. Both teams will be
composed of local talent. Among the
Yohe team will be seen Cal Earthman.
Shortly Lewis, Billy Yohe, Rube Wal
tiers and Bradford. The O'Donovan
Daises will line up as roIiows: Walters,
pitcher; Kelly. catcher: Iverson. first
base; Carey, second base, Lawhorn,
third base; Arcnuleta, short stop;
Cox. right field; o'Donovan, left fielo;
Marquard, center field.
The two teams will put up a COCO
game and a big crowd of local base.
ball fans is expected to attend the
game. The game will commence az
2:15 and admission is free.
Instead Of the regular open house
at the Y. M. G. A. this evening, the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
SERIOUS INJURY
NARROWLY ESCAPED
Busy Containing Momaa and
Children Is Damaged In
Runaway IN Lowell,
lowell a.. 40 q u.s..

lowell ATiz. March I, t9aS,
WaIa dFlvsag towards Lowell al
shoat Booa today, Mrs. A. "a Faaka
ke1 aud several eAltdEea RATgoW u
eStaRed serious ialoEy Nkaa tae haFss
sseaaa efigAteaea aAa ran aNas
Nkea he frea4iea aatpaal had reach,
Sd a point OPPOSITE tie of1oe ef IaAge
aaeE L sgersRa so tAe heSS ava ian
mto a fe9cA tsssrlag AWAY tYozR the
hAsasSsA MheR tas aRinAsAl saaaeAty
sGgRet ia It's coaEse. MEs FSaksAeS
Nas throSB " the gBQQad ava the
oandrea Fs3saiasd IA tae yeA5ele aetil
& struck the Heaoe and overturned
SagoSiag RheIR Qlis Attte PaakSAey
GeoFse HstslsalA. and M&SRe MADISON
we've ne oAiStgeas SSeoEse k3aaSQA NJ
ceyiag q eea Ayalssas aRQat the lgaaAs
aad = 9a3iS sSsalsad R9se. ne anfaaSl
wa ffigAsS3ae3 b t8a Rg@.skzss ef tAe
shafts, aad = ~aS 4 HalEae5s tASt Re
eae vas seriously l9jRagv3 FAe horse
VS. c,sas9s sooR &sysg AeaVfaS sAe
VehteiA
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

and if surface indications go for any
thing, it will develop into one OF the
richest mines Of the district. It has
been stumbled over hundreds of times
by prospectors and others. Mr.. Fowler
mad walked over it time after time
without suspecting that there was any
thing there worth while Mr.. Malialue,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

This is stock offered at an exception
ally low rate in order to raise money
for the preliminary development work
on the claims. Another block Of stock
will now have to be put on the market,
but it is unlikely that any can here
after besecured at the low rates for
which it formerly sold.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
Iris kias Coed Show.

There was large attendance ct the
show at the Iris Theater this evening
At, this performance the new singer
who has recently arrived in the dis,
trict and Joined the road show, H. C.
breckenridge, made a decided hit in
hi srenderiug illustrated songs. His
voice is one of the best ever listened
TO in Lowell, and his efforts were well
rewarded by much applause. The pro
era mwiH change tomorrow night.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
.COCHISE COUNTY



Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson have re-
turned from visit at Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Neil are IN
Lowell from the -Four Bar Ranch TO
spend sunday.
Miss Sadie Doherty has recovered
from her recent Illness,
Holm Miller has returned 10 III Paso
after spending several weeks looking
over the district
Fred ]. Sanderson OF Des MONIES.
iowa. has arrived in Lowell, and VIII
probably make this his future home.
Women OF Lowell and vicinity
should read the Copper Queen 'ad
on this mage about the sale Of Muslin
Underwear at the Lowell Store ON
MoAaay, Tuesday and "Wednesday. ITO
Grand opening q Trolly Saloon az
Lowell Monday evening, ~"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

Flige ssb1 Ms = = tsyser eater
eaiRtsl = Ra}8osss * tgtss3S a. supper
hasa esehias. ss seegs a0ssS bear Baker.
vie, Esarisfs Toe sssssek Waist was
s,ds3gsd ia.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08
ssSan rs Mrrnlno

WORK % he extension % the street
sac Raa ~ TIE CoGnt-y Club grounds
VAS begun thsS uoraiEg with large
force 0f men, II j. expected that the
week viii De completed in about sixty
eayS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

Douglas taxpayers voted yesterday on
the issue Of $4,000 bonds for the pur-
pose of raising money with which to
carry on necessary engagements al
Improvements in the Douglas public
schools in order to accommodate the
greatly increased enrolment which
has far outgrown the present accom-
modations.
The plans for enlarging the accom-
modasions consist OF four new rooms
to be built on the east side Of the high
school building and one room to the
Fifth street school. The money remain
/ ing after the cost of construction will
be spent in the equipment Of the
rooms.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

style of the evenings entertainment
win be changed just little from the
nature of the programs of the past. 1t
will be called an indoor track mec<.
II will consist of such contests as the
sanding and running, broad and hign
jump, hurdle races, endurance races,
and tug Of war. The entertainment
win be most interesting as all the lists
are well filled with entries.
In a bowling contest last evening
between the o'Donovan Colts and tne
Y. NJ. c. A. champion trio. the Colts
were given 200 pins and beat the
Champions by so pins. The Y. NJ. C.
A. team win go to Bisbee this after
noon to meet the Bisbee trio in a
match tonight The Douglas team con
sists of Kemp. Domanciche and Dem
crest.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

A Mexican named Luciano Perez
was arrested yesterday evening by OFF,
Ger Martin on the charge Of numbering
q woman in Morenci last August. In
formation against Perez was given out
by an Italian woman by the name of
Pricipino and he is being held await
ing the Morenci officers, who were at
once notified and are expected on the
morning train. In case the man Perez
Is not recognized as the murderer of
the Morenci woman, II is likely he viii
be retained here. He is well known
as bad man. He has been frequently
in Douglas and forced to leave the
town, and is supposed to be at the
head of a big gang OF Mexican thieves
who have been operating in and about
Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

John w. Walker, the court reporter
at Tombstone, passed through Doug
las yesterday on his way back to
Tombstone after a visit in Chicago,
and stated to the Dispatch reporter
that he was certainly glad to be back
in sunshine again. While on his way
to Douglas he stopped off in FL Paso
last week to visit his brother, N. W.
Walker, who does the railroads depart
ment and considerable feature writing
for the Ell Paso Times. His brother
was assigned to the Pat Garrett story
during his visit and Mr.. Walker went
with his brother and assisted him in
covering the story. Mr.. Walker SAID
he had seen the story of Tombstone's
fear of loosing the county seat in the
Morning Dispatch and that he was not
surprised to earn that the anxiety or
interest in the matter had increased in
his absence from the city. He said that
for some time some of the prominent
business men in the city have been of
the opinion that it was only question
IF time.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Methodist church were
most delightfully."- entertained Thursday
afternoon at the beautiful ranch home
of Mrs. Tom Nichols, about three miles
west of Douglas. About twenty-five Of
the ladies Of the church were conveyed
to the ranch in the big buses They
enjoyed a sumptuous repast and after
ward were shown over the ranch. Mr..
Nichols ranch is one of the most high
~ developed home-like in the valley.
He mas a system of irrigation from
! five wells by which he is able to adorn
his place with considerable vegetation
and the ladies enjoyed this feature of
the trip very much. They returned to
the city about O'Clock in the even
ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

w. Marshall, the lineman who was
seriously injured Monday evening Dy
being run over by a westbound freight
train Just east of the city. was re-
moved from the local hospital to the
Bisbee hospital yesterday Afternoon
MarshalPs arm was broken above and
below the elbow and his friends who
accompanied him to the station yester-
day nope that it will not be found
necessary to amputate it, but that it
can be saved.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

The annual mectfng OF the stockhold
ers of the San Juan Bautiste Mining
company will be held in Douglas on
Tuesday of next week, when a num-
Der OF large stockholders from the
east are expected to be present.
George F. woodward of Moctezuma
is president of the company and a
great many stockholders are in Wash
Iington, D. c. Professor Blake, OF the
University OF Arizona, was down at the
oompany's property several weeks ago
He made a thorough examination and
1T is understood that his report was
most favorable, for since that time
the company has decided to erect It's
own reduction plant at the mine. The
property Is located between Cumpas
and NocteEurla.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

Mrs. Ross and Mrs. A. F. Hinton en-
tertained the members of their Sunday
school classes in the Methodist church
at the home of Mrs. Ross, on Four
teenth street, last evening. The two
classes made particularly happy com
bination, for one is class of girls
and the other a class of boys. Deli
cious refreshments were served and
the young people enjoyed the evening
most heartily.
The following were present: Mar
guerite Poiser, Bell Hughes, Kathleen
Ormond, Hazel Mclaughlin, Vera
Chapman, Marian Eastman, Nita Sis
son, Maud Wish, and Cora and Mabel
Ross. Floyd Webb, Tom Nelson, Clar-
ence Hinton, George Seeley, Miley
Deming, Joe Hinton, Ralph Bowden,
Clarence Smith, Willie Smith, John
Haas, Brooks Scott, Herbert Strange.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

The Second colored Baptist church
was incorporated yesterday into a
stock company for the purpose of car
rying on improvements and enlarge
ments. Rev. Sweeney has been Very
successful in building up the church
since his coming to Douglas and the
present step is thought to be one that
will result in greater growth STILL
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-08

Grand opening q Trolly Saloon a
Lowell Monday evening, leo
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ROUND THE CAPITAL
Information and Gossip Picked Up Here @,
and There Washiniton.
No New FURNISHINGS In the White House

like that which it replaced. Where
ivory white greeted her eyes last win
ter it will ado SO again this season.
Where the tint was cream or bun it
will still be cream or buff at the time
when she gives it up to Mrs. William
on March 4, 1909.
Now wouldn't it get on your nerves,
careful housekeeper, to know that you
could not do anything to change the
look of things: that you couldn't move
the chiffonier over into another cor
ner, or get rid of the curtain in the
dining-room that looked so good when
it first came to your view, but now
has grown almost hideous?
But that Is Mrs. Roosevelt's fix pre-
cisely. Congress last winter did not
make any allowance for new furniture,
carpets, rugs or hangings of any kind.
The allowance was merely for mainte.
nance. That, of course, covers any
repairs that may be needed to furni.
ture, hangings or draperies, but 1t
does not permit the Introduction OF
new things.
Every vase, every chair, every side
table and every picture is in exactly
the place it occupied when Mrs. Roose
welt went away. The same old
throw" covers the piano, and the
Florentine mirror hangs at the very
angle it described when the family
went to Oyster Bay.
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HE announcement that there is to
1 be in New York a new restaurant
seating 5000 diners at once will not
be surprise to those who have no.
ticed the present tendency in such
matters. The small intimate restau-
rant Of the first class is almost q
thing Of the past in this city.
II small restaurants do exist they
are rarely of the same grade as the
large ones. They are small because
the proprietor has not yet been sue
cessful enough to 60 in on a large
scale. AS soon as he does make
money and attracts a sufficient num-
Der of customers he is certain to make
his place just as large as his resources
warrant.
There is no such thing here as a
restaurant kept small for its own sake.
In the European cities there are res
taurants which have existed prosper
ously for years and never increased
their capacity for guests by single
square foot. 1t is more customary in
Paris for a proprietor who finds sue
cess in one place to open another in
some other part Of the town.
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IAN, mere man, rules the furniture
w and the arrangement of things IN
the White House. In this instance, the
mere man Is Col. Charles s. Bromwell
He is young engineer so youthful In
appearance that the silver eagle on
his shoulder straps, indicating the
rank Of colonel, certainly looks like a
stray bird. He is a colonel only while
he is in charge of the White House.
Being an engineer, it would be i'm
possible for Bromwell to have the
Japanese vases in the wide entrapce
hall of the White House set more taan
a sixteenth of an inch out of line. 1t
would also be impossible for hirY to
have mirror hung at an angle nsver
before known in the White House.
Congress in failing to provide for
any new furniture or anything else
new this year remembered that 1t is
the custom when there is a new first
lady of the land in the White Eouse
for all the authorities to bow Low. and
ask her pleasure in regard to things.
Mrs. Roosevelt chose the present un-
pleasing blue of the blue room TO re-
place the delicate baby blue brucade
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Much Sympathy for Son of Senator Brice

Croker one night in the Democratic
club, he could at that time. if he had
pushed his advantage, have become
SO powerful that Croker to the con-
trary, Tammany hall could not have
refused him the nomination for con-
gress which his friends wanted him to
take. But just then the Spanish war
came and he sought instead service
in the field.
President Mckinley made him a
captain and the stories of correspond
ents told of him when, airily dressed
in pair of khaki trousers and
sleeveless undershirt, he picked up 4
broken wagon spoke and attacked a
mob Of Spanish who were stealing
the food intended for refugee women
and children, reads like a description
of one of Ouida's heroes. One of the
correspondents wrote that Brice, who
is a giant in strength, literally laid
out dozen Of the thieving DULLES and
chased a score of them half mile
His illness dates from his return from
Central America, where he went to
look after some valuable timber and
mining concessions controlled by the
Brice family. 1t is hoped that his
mental malady may be overcome by
seclusiOn, rest and quiet.
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Large Restaurants Tendency of Times

There are. for instance, restaurants
in the Champs Elysees which are con-
Quoted by proprietors with places else
where in the city. Thus it is possible
to keep some intimacy of atmosphere
in them. But the demands on the re-
sources of these places are 50 small
that they are not to be compared in
any way with the New York restau-
rants. If any restaurants have the
same problems to meet that face the
New York managers they are those
of the large hotels in London.
One reason why New York restau-
rants have become so large is the re-
cent union of the hotel and the res
taurant. Formerly hotel restaurants
were comparatively little patronized
by any save the hotel guests. The old
Brunswick quarter of a century ago
to stand opposite, and made some
sort of stab at it in the beginning, but
later it was only the restaurant that
survived.
l was with the opening Of the Wal
dOrf-AstOria that New Workers got
into the habit of going to a hotel only
to use the restaurant The recent
erection of so many new and hand
some hotels with the effort always to
attract outside customers has made
dining in hotels quite as usual as eat
ing in restaurant So the posi-
bility of quiet and unmusical meal
seems more remote than ever.
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Changes Likely by Coming New Mistress

on the walls of that apartment during
the Mckinley administration. She also
selected furniture less ornate than the
Louis XVI of the Mckinley regime.
COL Bromwell in submitting his es-
innate this year for the probable cost
of maintenance and renewals at the
White House during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1910, set the figure at
$4,000, or $4,000 more than the cur
rent fiscal year.
That means that $4,000 will be at
the disposal of the new mistress next
summer. 1nasmuch as the appropria-
ton bills for the year beginning on
July 1 must all be passed before
March 4, a mere nod from the new
first lady Of the land, If she has any
particular idea of how things should
be done, will be sufficient to get more
money for her, even II her husband
has not been indicted into office.
With $4,000 to start with, the new
first lady will be able to get new
dishes If she does not like the kind
used by the Roosevelt family, and
probably have the wall coverings in
several of the rooms changed. In a
pinch it might be made to cover the
cost of few bits of furniture to take
the place of the ugly stuff in the east
room.
During the first year of a new fam.
lily in the White House the cost OF
new furniture and maintenance runs
up to about $1,000 q week.
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w ASHINGTON. - Have sympathy
W for Mrs. Roosevelt, wife of the
president. She, of all beloved wives
In the land whose husbands have an
income more than sufficient to afford
a bare living, is most to be pitied.
Every other such wife in the land has
added something to the house since
returning from her summer spent
away from home There is probably
not another woman in the land who
has not added at least one piece of
furniture, had room papered, bought
new curtains for at least one room,
added rug to the children's bedroom
or has done something of that kind.
But Mrs. Roosevelt has no addition to
boast Of
When she got back to the White
House not long ago she found every
thing just as it was when she went
away. Some painting had been done
inside and out, but that is all. 1t
might just as we'll not have been
done, because the new paint is just