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Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
CHARGES THAT
 WOMAN DEALT
 HER HARD BLOW
Wife of Captain Hunt Of SaIya- ton Army Brings Charge of Assault Against Wife of Re- gently DepoSed Organizer.

Mrs. E. N. Carpenter is under ar. rest charged with assaulting Mrs. Min nie A. Hunt, wife of Captain S. E. Hunt. of the Salvation Army, in the Salvation Army barracks Thursday Judge Hogan this afternoon to answer to the charge.
 She-is the wife of E. N. Carpenter, who organized the Salvation Army here, and who is said to have greatly annoyed the present officers of the army since he was divested Of office several months ago.
 Mrs. Hunt swoTe out the warrant for Mrs. Carpenters arrest. Mrs. Hunt says she placed a small board against the door to the barracks Thursday night to keep people out until Captain Hunt and Staff Captain Bamberry re- turned with the band. The lock on the door was not working.
 Suddenly she heard a loud rattling at the door and started toward it to open it. Just as she went to open it she says Mrs. Carpenter, who was rat. ting it, thrust it open quickly, entered and struck her a severe blow on the breast.
 Two women in the barracks witness ed the trouble. Mrs. Hunt was taken home in cab and was reported toe i'll yesterday to be out.
 Since Mir. Carpenter was deposed by the Salvation authorities he has been asked time and again by myself. and was asked Thursday by Staff Can. tain Bamberry, to stay away from the barracks and to stop annoying us and stop trying to dabble into our work B said Captain Hunt last night
 Carpenter organized the Salvation Army here without any authority whatever from western headquarters in San Francisco. He went ahead and Organized and after a time notified the main officers.
 He was deposed for mismanage- ment. When 1 came here I found the Salvation Army, in debt s700. By close application to business that debt was been reduced to about $50
 Since I came here MT. Carpenter has been telling around how he has been persecuted by the army and has been annoying us and interfering with our work every way he can.
 Mrs. Carpenter on several ocea- sions at our nightly meetings in the barracks has arisen, apparently to of. fer testimony, but has shouted So loudly that the meetings ended abrupt. ly and sometimes in disorder as a re. sult.'
 Mrs. Carpenter attended the meet. ing Thursday night after the. alleged assault on Mrs. Hunt andE offered Testimony st7S z -
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
STREET CARS
 ENTER B|SBEE IN FEW DAYS
Track Is Being Laid On Naco Road As Fast As City Makes Room For It, Says Colonel Powell.

Work is progressing so rapidly on the Warren-Bisbee Street Railway Company's line into this city that it is probable the disconnected stretches of track between here and Lowell will be connected and cars running between Bisbee and Warren in a lew days,
 Men are laying the track as fast as the city is making room for It. on Naco Road" said Col l.. w. Powell, general manager of the Calumet & Arizona last night. "Cars may be running between Bisbee and Warren in ten days or two weeks; believe the work between here and lowell will be completed by that time"
 The track is laid in spots between here and Lowell. It runs from the depot to the slag dump. From the other side of the slag dump it runs on to Lowell with a few breaks. Track layers are working on the Low ell side of the slag dump.
 The city is blasting away part of the slag dump, and grading the street for the railway. The grade at the dump will be per cent.
 After the completion of the line into Bisbee, track will be laid from the depot up Tombstone canyon to the western limits of the city Colonel Powell says the subway is the only feasible route up the canyon. Of course the track over the subway will not be laid until the city fathers de- eide definitely about the improvement proposed.
 Material has been ordered for the extension from Bisbee to the Coun- try Club beyond Black Gap, and as soon as it arrives, Col. Powell says work will begin on the extension and will be rushed to completion.
 The company is equipped with six vestibuled cars and these will be put in service as soon as the line is com. pleted into the city.
 Some of the city and street rail way officials have been talking of a celebration of the opening of the line when the first car enters Bisbee It is understood the officials have ar ranged a real christening.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
FL PASo POLICE RAID CHINESE GAMBLING JOINT

FL PASO, Texas, Feb. Twenty three Chinese, playing in a ring Along came five policemen, and then-there were twenty-three al mond-eyed celestials pinched, led away to the calaboose and docheted for gambling. That's why they had played in ring, around the tables al Tom Rates place on South Oregon street
 Their guardian angels showed UT at the police station. Dignified and bespectacled Chinese. who grunted and then coughed up bonds for theil countrymen. Twenty dollars in each case, or total of S460, counted our before the bespectacled eyes of the chief of police, and the celestials wound out of the station in single file.
 At a few minutes before II o'clock last night Captain Ten Eyck and De tective Roberts slipped around to the back door of the establishment, and Officers Briggs and Brown walked in the front way. There was a parti tion where the merchandise exhibited on shelves ended, and the rear room opened up. The police captain at the back and his men at the front stop. ped simultaneously at the two exits
 Faro layouts and chips, enough chips to make a small mountain, and Chinese, terrified celestials, wh 0 milled about the small room like cat tie about to stampede, was the sight they saw. It seemed that here were a hundred men in the little place, all squealing unintelligible gibberish, and all too timid to try way out by the men who stood at the doors.
 Mounted Officer Waiter Sands came as a reserve from the central station and the Chinese were passed out, in single file, to the street, where they marched away to the station. Distress signals brought several prominent Chinese residents, who put up the $2O bond in each case.
 4 stack of chips as tall as the new Southwestern building was confiscat- ed, along with a bunch of gambling paraphernalia- All the twenty-three are charged with gaming.
 The $450 was put up in United States currency, gold and silver, and every man was releaed as soon as the negotiations were completed and the money transferred to the night jailer. w. D. Howe, it is understood, will represent the Chinese when their cases come up for trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
SAL NATION ARMY MAKES PLANS AHEAD
Hope To Have Own Quarters Completed Within Year,
 Staff Captain Here,

Staff Captain Bamberry, who is at the head of the division of the Sal yation Army in which the Bisbee corps is situated. was in the city yesterday and Thursday looking after the work in this section. It will be remembered that Captain Bamberry was through here several weeks ago, at which time it was mentioned that he was at one time in charge of the Salvation Army work in the Hawaiian Islands.
 During his former visit Captain Bamberry found the work in Bfsbee to be in fine shape now finds that under the direction of Captain Hunt, the work has made great progress since.
 The local corps has at present sey- enteen soldiers and recruits Last night after the evening service had been concluded, the members of the band were formally commissioned by Captain Bamberry From a humble beginning of three or four instruments the band has grown in numbers and proficiency until it is a credit to the corps and most valuable addition to the efficiency of the members.
 Regarding the general outlook of the work which is under his jurisdic- ton, Captain Bamberry stated that all of the corps were in a fiourishing condition and the work has so pro- gressed that several new stations are in contemplation in the territory and New Mexico. Quarters will be escab- lished at Morenci, an officer put in charge and the full pork of the regu- lar corps entered upon. Tucson is to have it's own corps and has already started campaign for the erection of barracks.
 The prospect of the Bisbee branch of the Salvation Army erecting per manent quarters of their own, is of the best, and 1t will probably be sev- eral months before actual work will begin, as the members have been han dicapped from the start with heavy debt which shey assumed upon their arrival here. This they have about discharged and as soon as that is con- pleted they will at once begin a cam paign for funds for the erection of suitable barracks for the housing of their soldiers. The captain and the men have been very much dissatisfied
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
AN ARGUMENT FOR MEN TO TAKE lNsuRAN
 TO PAY FOR IT.

officers of Golden Rule encampment and a smoker which followed the in stallation.
 The following were installed in of flee, B. V. Brajovich, chief patriot; c. NJ. Henkel, higa priest; Henry Hodge, senior warden; F. c. Fender son, scribe; Geo. Henniger, treasurer: i: J. J. White, junior warden; F. J. Mccullough, Richard Humphries and William Hughes, trustees.
 After the installation supper was served, followed by a smoker Past Chief Patriot Richard Humphries act. ed as toastmaster. Past Chief P. J. Mccullough responded to a toast on Good Fellowship" and Past Chief T. Blair, "The Good of the Order
 Past Chief Henniger responded to the toast on odd Fellowship"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
ANOTHER STRIKE
 1T TIE JUNCTION
Full Breast of Rich Oxide In Raise From 1,200 Level
 Drift.

Yesterday the Junction mine of the Superior & Pittsburg Company en- countersd a body of rich oxide ore on it's 1200-foot level The location of the new find is in drift No. 20, running northwest from the shaft and in No. 8 raise. There is full breast of ore at present and this new strike bids fair to outrfval those on the same level in different drifts. The ore runs as high as 13 per cent, and the aver age will almost come up to that point.
 The latest ore find is in an entirely new direction from the shaft than the other numerous strikes which have been made in this property the past six weeks. which shows the Junction to be proving a property tar more rich than at first believed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
SAYS DEFENSE HAD
 DISHONEST TACTICS
Mcdonald Prosecution Wants
 Woman In Pen

CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-Bitter denuncia. tion of the tactics ot the defense was the keynote of the address of Assist ant States Attorney Day, who began the concluding arguments in the trial of Mrs Dora Mcdonald, charged with killing Webster Guerin, this after noon. He made charges of perjury, treaehery, prejudice and bribery against the opposing witnesses and counsel. There was no hint of the death penalty in the address. He ask ed the jury to find the woman guilty of murder but gave it to be under stood that a penitentiary sentence would satisfy the prosecution.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
REPUBLICANS ELECT
 CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Harmonious Action In Joint
 Caucus Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Wita com plete harmony of action the joint eau GUS os Republican senators and mem bers held in the chamber of the House tonight elected membrs of their con gressional campaign committee. The list SO far made includes California, James c. Needham.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
TELEPHONE COMPANY
 FOR OPEN SHOP
Will Treat All Alike, But Will
 Oppose Force

BUTTE, Mont, Feb. 7.-Tbe Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone officials nay. addressed a statement to labor unions to the effect that the company would require no employe to join any union, but that employees are at liberty to do as they like in the matter, the com pany even being willing to permit persuasion, but would tolerate no compulsion or force.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
FOURTEEN SAILORS HURT.

PARIS, Feb. Admiral Philibert commanding the French naval forces in Moroccan waters, telegraphs that fourteen sailors were wounded, five seriously as the result of an accident to the boiler on the cruiser Jeanne D'Ark. off Tangier, today.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
IRON eAR pRIcE eoosTEo.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Announce- ment is made today that the members of the Western Bar Iron Association had decided at a conference yester- day to advance the price of iron bars S5 ton, bringing it up to $1.5O per hundred pounds. Eastern and western iron bar manufacturers are said to be worktng fin harmony
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
THREE COLORADO
 BANKERS ARRESTED
Took Deposits Knowing Bank
 Was lnSokent.

DURANGO, Colo, Feb. 7.-Three directors of the Colorado State Bank, H. Freeman, Frank Eldridge and w. c. Chapman. were arrested Dy tne sheriff, charged with receiving depos- it's at the branch bank at Pagosa Springs, when the parent hank was In- solvent
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
mIkLBRATH GETS THREE YEARS

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 7.-C. w. Milibrath, former city treasurer and assemblyman, was today sentenced to Imprisonment in the state penitentIary for three years for embezzlemenL uE $500 from the city. al
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
OUTLAWS BUTCHER VICTIMS

TOMSK, Siberia, Feb. "A band of outlaws recently waylaid two ser geants of the rural police near the village of Cheromkzevo and murdered them, chopping off their hands, feet and heads.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08

with the high rental which they have been paying for the use Of the build ing which they occupy and are anx- ious to apply this rental to building of a house of their own.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
LODGE GIVES SMOKER
 FOR NEW OFFICERS Odd Fellows Install New Rulers and Then Entertain Them
 At Smoker

More than seventy-five Odd Fellows gathered in I. O. O. F. Hall in the Johnson Henniger building last night to witness the installation of the new
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
JURY HAS HALL CASE.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. .--The case of ex-United States Senator John H. Hall, charged with conspiracy to de fraud the government, went to the jury at 10:30 tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
RAGING AuToIsTs ARRIVE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-The first or the foreign teams scheduled to start in the New York to Paris automobile race on Wednesday, arrived today by the steamship Kaiserin.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
FLORIDA IyNcH,Nc

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Feb. 7.-Jack Long, accused of murdering John Sapp was taken from jail at Newbury last night b va mob of 200 men ana lynched.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08
sIIvER MARkEr,

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Bar silver, 55Z; Mexican dollars, A.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-08

OFFICERS: L. c. SHATTUck, President. ]. N. MuHElM, Vice President. J. H. HOOD, Cashier. z. W. SPiERS, Asst Cashier. c. A. BENNETT, Mgr. Lowell Branch.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-02
COOPERATIVE EXPERIMENTS.

The Extension Department of the
College of Agriculture, University of
Maine, will cooperate with the farmers
of the State in some practical farm ex-
periments, as follows:
1. To determine the actual cost and
profit of an acre of potatoes.
2. To demonstrate the effect OF
spraying potatoes for blight and rot.
8. To demonstrate the effect OF
treating seed potatoes for scab.
4. To demonstrate the effect OF
treating seed oats for smut.
5. To determine the better of two
methods of increasing the hay crop.
6. Methods of eradicating witch
grass, hawkweed, kale and other noxi-
GUS weeds.
Direction and supervision given with
out cost to those doing the experiment.
ing.
All who are interested in any of these
problems and desire further informa-
ton concerning cooperative work
should write. Professor J. E. McClin-
took, Supervisor of Extension Work,
College of Agriculture, University OF
Maine, Orono, Maine.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-02
Assessors Notice,

The inhabitants of the city of Belfast and
others having taxable property within said city
are hereby notified and requested to bring in to
the undersigned, assessors of said city, true and
perfect lists of their polls and all their estate
real and personal. including money on hand and
all money loaned on property, hypothecated upon
MOI cages, bonds. deeds, notes, due bills ard
memorandum, or III any manner 50 invested that
interest or OF her consideration SHAH be raid or
become due thereon, debts due more than owing
ami all property held in trust as guardian, excel
tor, administrator, otherwise which they are
possessed of on the first day of April, 1908, and
to be prepared to Substantiate the same by oath.
Al. persons owning real estate, whose property
was assessed in the wrong name or by a wrong
description in the Inventory of 1907, or who have
purchased or sold real estate within the past
year, will call at the assessors office during the
time specified below and have proper CORE ctions
and transfers made for 1908.
And for the purpose OF receiving said lists and
making transfers of real estate, the undersigned
will be in session in the assessors office, city
building, Wednesday. the first day of April and
each Saturday during the month of April 1905 from
2 p. m. to p. m, and anypersonal examinations
or conversation about the valuation thereof by
these assessors viii not be considered as waiv
er for neglect of any person in bringing i'll true
and Perfect lists as required by law.
Those persons who neglect to comply with this
notice Will be barred by law from appealing from
the decision of the assessors on their application
Tor abatement in any errtr rs i'll property taxed TO
them. 3wl2
G. HARTMAN, ,ssos..rs
S. AUGUSTUS PARKER. Assessors.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-02
AVOID EXTREME FATIGUE.

Exercise that brings into action every
muscle of the body is absolutely necessary
in the attainment of health and perfect
physical development.
Tired brain workers especially need exer-
else to renew the supply of blood in the
brain, for new blood will give clear thought
az" "T 1v avoid that tall in" feeling after any
violent or unusual exercise, Sloan's lini-
ment should be used as rundown. :.
Mr.. Harry K. Gilman Instructor ,2.s Of
athletics, AT Warren Street, koxbury, Mass.
writes: "During my connection with
athletics and athletes, will say that have
used Sloan's Liniment in extreme cases Of
fatigue after physical ne eKe1tiSn; %nsrs
With sniendid success have also used it
in massaging elderly men afflicted with
rheumatism. ~
1--WE always keep a DOttle arouha Ihe
house for any household enersency, anu
always carry one In my grip anu Will III
the future"
The Republican journal., 1908-04-02
A REm1NIsCENcE.
For Mrs. L. Nellie Foster, Red Wing,
Minnesota.

For Mrs. L. Nellie Foster, Red Wing,
Minnesota.
In an attic sloping low,
In happy years long, long ago,
Played two fair-haired, laughing children,
Mid the rubbish stored there
They found many treasures rare
house bright and gay.
Strips of carpet for the floor
Homely rag, and nothing more
SOFA from an Old red sleigh seat full a
hundred years old,
A center table quite as grand
Asany one in all the land
From standing stool" inverted, that did
once the children hold.
There were chairs, a cupboard, too,
An old meal chest, things not few,
All waiting for the thrifty care we daily
gave the spot.
There we dressed our dollies fine,
Washed and hung the clothes on line,
Cooked, breWed, and cleaned, ironed, press
ed, and-ah! what not?
Many years have passed and gone
Since the children's happy song
Echoed through the cObwebbed attic in that
home in Maine. '-'''
The golden treSses, silver now,
Hard lines of care upon each brow.
And those light hearts have learned to know
lfe's bitter pain.
But before my mental ewes
That old attic still will rise
From the ashes of that long, long dead and
buried past; '''A
There old Peggy Russ in place
With "Jennie Lind" as fair of face f9)
Our two old big rag dolls-complete mic
ture that will last. e'0
Rosa DYER McLUcAs.
Greeley, Colorado.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-02
OBSERVANCE OF ARBOR DAY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 80, 1908.
One mission of Arbor Day should be to
make every child in the United States
know the native trees near his home,
how they grow. and how they are re-
produced. Such lesson will ultimate
ly be invaluable when the nation begins
to realize the necessity for conservative
numbering and the arts of reforestlng.
Then it will be known what trees to
use.
The facts of which the general public
is now taking cOgnlZance, as to the es-
sential relation of tree growth to the
material side of our civilization, can on
Arbor Day be impressed upon the child
ish mind, so that the next generation
will be reader than the present to use
economically this gift OF Providence.
A circular on Arbor day issued by the
Forest Service, says: wv nat cnlid mas
not seen muddy freshet? Yet TINS
sight, so common in the spring, IS 1nll
of suggestion for forest lesson. An
experiment with fine and coarse soils
stirred quickly in tumbler of water
and then allowed to settle explains how
the stream continues muddy while it
runs swiftly, and how it clears again as
it slackens on more level stretches,
dropping the soil to the bottom. A for
est on a mountain slope may De PIC
tured by cloth upon a tilted table;
then if water be poured on the higher
edge, it will creep downward through
the cloth and drip slowly from the
lower edge, as would rain falling upon
the forest. If now the cloth be pluck
ed off, and the water still poured, we
NAV observe at once what happens
when such forest is destroyed.
This is an admirable Illustration OF
the difference in run-off between the
spongy soil of forest and the pare SOIL
or bed rock from which the forest ntter
has been removed.
The Republican journal., 1908-04-02
FOLEYSHOREY4r6TAR

Little Willie-Say, pa, what is an auto
crat?
Pa-The meek little woman who never
had an opinion of her own during courtshlp,
my son, becomes an autocrat about "a hours
after the parson pockets his fee
A Twenty Year Sentence.
81 have just completed a twenty year
health sentence, imposed by Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve, which cured me OF bleeding piles
ever, of LeRaysville, n. Y. Bucklen,s Ar
MICA Salve heals the worst sores, bollS,
burns, wounds and cuts in the shortest
time. 25c at r. II. Moody's drug store.
'He's talking now of becoming an actor"
'Why, he hasn't any qualifications has
hep"
Oh, yes a friend of his died recently and
left him a fur lined overcOat and high hat"
Philadelphia Press.
Plenty Of Trouble.
is caused by stagnatiOn of the liver and
bowels. To get rid of it and headache and
biliousness and the poison that brings
jaundice, take DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
the reliable purifiers that do the work
without grinding or gripping. 25c. at K. Ii.
Moody's drug store
Scott-''I guess there's none of us better
than we should be-"
Mott-"Lord, no! | was thinking it over
last night Why, only yesterday l was
guilty of killing time, numbering tune,
Smothering & yaWn, stealing kiss, cutting
a creditor, and breaking into perspira-
ton. '-Boston Transcript.
Heavy, impure blood makes muddy,
pimply complexion, headaches, nausea, in
digestion. Thin blood makes you weak,
pale, sickly. Burdock BLOOD Bitters makes
the blood rich, red, pure-restores perfect
health.
Bill-'sW hat in the world do you suppose
makes whales blow so much?"
Jin-"Why, didn't you ever hear that
Jonah story ?''-Yonkers Statesman.
Stops itching instantly. Cures piles, ecze-
ma, salt rheum, letter, itch, hives, herpes,
scabies-Doan's Ointment At any drug
store.
Robbie-"Our doctors sick
Tommie-"I know, and he's got another
doctor 'tendin' him.
Robbie-"l wonder why he don't tend to
hSself ?'
Tommy-"Gee! it would cost TOO much. |
guess he's hired a cheaper one. "-Phlladei-
phia Press.
For mild, easy action of the bowels,
single dose of DOan's Regulets is enough.
Treatment cures habitual constipation. 20
cents box. Ask your druggist for them
Town Cynic-"I don't like the way they're
uOln' business over III our cOuFI Houee'
Friend-"Why
Town Cynic-"Tom SimOnds, the court
crier, tells me that some one stole the court
Bible more'n a month ago, an since then
| he's been swearin' tn witnesses on tn town
drectOry."-The Bohemian.
"Dr Thomas Electric Oil is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease-croup.
Has been used with success in our family
for eight years. Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buff
falO, n. Y.