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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
REPUBLICANS ELECT
DELEGATES IN LOWELL
Eight Delegates Elected to
Attend the County
Convention.
Lowell, Ariz., April 4. 1908.

Lowell, Ariz., ApflI 4 I5Vo'
At the Republican primaries held
today in Lowell there we're 241 voucs
cast, all being for the following dele
gates to the county convention: Marh
p. John, F. e. Lane, Richard Mitch,
Frank Juliff. e. s. Godfrey, w. Il.
Mckee, w. @. Fraser and Thomas A.
Tate. The election was held at the
Office Of Justice Grier and was I'M
eventful.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
Water Pipe
CHEAP
Is Car loads Now
Being UnIOaded

100000 feet of this shipment is
secondhand pipe, practically as
good as new, and is now on sale at
big discount by the Adams Pipe
Works, POPS Bay street sizes and
prices: A-inch, ~ cents per foot;
ss-inch, 2 cents per foot; 1s-inch,
2R cents per foot; A-inch, 31s
cents per foot; l inch, Az cents
per foot; 1A-inch, 6 cents per foot;
1h-inch, z cents per foot; Pinch
"a cents per foot; 21a-inch. is
cents per foot; 3-inch, IS cents per
foot; 3z-inch, 20 cents per foot; 4
inch, 30 cents per foot.
Oil well casing prices and sizes:
Pinch, cents per foot; 21h-inch. 9
cents per foot; 3-inch, 1874 cents
per foot; 3A-inch, Is cents per
foot; S1k-inch, II cents per foot;
finch, Is cents per foot. All pipe is
carefully inspected, new coupling
and new threads are put on every
piece, every joint is guaranteed to
be hrst-class, serviceable pipe This
pipe is sold in any amount; small
orders are given the same attention
as large ones. Mail orders prompt
" filled. To reach the Adams Pine
Works, take car marked Pacific
Boulevard. starting east on It'll st
from Broadway. All lines will
transfer to East 7th st. new line.
Ask conductor to let you of at Bay
St, and go east half-block. Phones
A1917, Broadway 1858, LOS AN
GELES, CALF.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
OF interest to Cyclists.

Cyclists will be interested to hear
that a doctor has been investigat.
ing the proper nutriment for a long
distance ride, and has concluded that
no meat or other heterogeneous food
should be taken while doing the days
work, but that the ideal refreshment
is fruit and milk
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
Sid. Liobts on History.

Scott was writing the Lay Of the
Last Minstrel"
after which," he muttered, with a
grim smile, with your kind permits
sion, ladies and gentlemen, the gifted
vocalist, Herr Spuytentuyfel, will sing
the pathetic ballad entitled, Mamma,
Your Little Darling Is Too Full to
Eat Any More!'"
For well he knew that there would
be still later minstrels with other
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05

Expenses Warrants paid. s 11,213.57
Salary Warrants paid -. $4,000
Road Warrants. paid .. 56.25
School Warrants paid -. 16,4I5.91
Douglas High school paid 10000
Bisbee High School paid =. 1864
Naco Building Fund paid. 475.93
Institute Warrant paid 80. 2.75
Three County Bonds paid
a 100000 ............. 100000
Interest on bonds paid. 26.22
Douglas B. & l. Coupons
paid -. -. ......... 10000
wanted-Clean cotton rags at Re
view once. SI5.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
"siG Stick Missing.
lin Mined Last Year

Consul General John P Bray OF Mel.
bourne, reports that 1901 tons of tin,
valued at over $7,300.0O0, was pro-
duced in Australia during 1906, being
1,725 tons more than in 1905. The
following quantities of tin were
mined last year in each of the produc.
ing states: New South Wales, 1900
tons; Queensland, 1923 tons; Tas.
mania, 4,473 tons, and western Aus
tralia, 1,495 tons.-Consular Reports.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
COUNTY
al 81. 24O.a

During tine month of March the re-
ceipts of the Office were S999S.07,
while there was paid out the sum Of
$37, 25704. The largest item OF reye-
nue. was the sum of 5000 that was
turned in by Sheriff White for licenses
collected during the month. There
was s1004.90 received from the record
er's Office for the filing of legal docu-
ments during the month; $12S9 from
the collection OF back taxes; the JUS
tice courts contributed s219.25; the
rent of the county offices to the gov
eminent officials contributed $475.
The probate court furnished fees to
the amount of S245.So. The balance
of the receipts were made up of small
items OF collections on school tax,
back taxes, interest on county depos-
its and etc. The expenditures were
as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
Fight Pictures.

Pictures of the o'Brien-Burns fight
were exhibited at the Iris theater this
evening to a large audience. Tae
pictures were good and were well re-
ceiyed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
lNcREAsE IN ELECTRIC CAR
EAaES.

The State Corporation Commission
has granted the petition OF the New
port News and Old Point Railway
and Electric Company and Hampton
Roads Traction Company for per
mission to increase the fare between
this city and Hampton from 1--WE to
ten cents. The action did not come
as a surprise to the local public; II
had been expected. especially since
the first hearing was given and thu
commission ruled that he petitioners
had made out a prima facie case.
While The Daily Press earnestly
advocated opposition on the part OF
the local communities to the pro-
posed increase, In order that both
sides OF the case might be presented
to the commission and all facts and
figures brought out. the paper is In
clined to believe that the public has
no ground to complain against the
action taken by the commission al
ter hearing the evidence. The com
panies proved to the satisfaction OF
the commissioners that they are not
making money under the Ave cent
fare and the commission has given
it's sanction to the increase. which
IL to 20 into effect In ten days. The
case is by no means closed. however.
II. at any time. Newport News and
Hampton can demonstrate that a ten
cent fare is excessive. a return to
the Ave cent fare will be ordered.
hearing can be had at any
time the communities see tit to bring
the matter to the attention of the
commission.
When the increase goes into e.
feet, it would seem to be In order for
the companies to give their patron"
six tickets for a quarter. This would
be a fair concession, and would tend
to create cordial relations between
the public and the railways.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Bryan's Prayer ct the Cot.

During the St. Louis Republican con-
vention, twelve years ago, before he
ever dreamed Of such fame coming TO
his name. VIM J. Bryan was housed
in the Lindell hotel in room with
several cots. In the early evening
when the lights were turned low, one
man found his way to bed early. and
as he opened the door he found an
other tired reporter over by the win
dow scarcely discernable in the shad'
ows of the room. He was knecelng
at his bedside. saying his prayers, and
that simply piety won the hearts OF
those rough and ready newspaper
men who occupied the room with him.
It was William ]. Bryan, who a month
later thrilled the country with his
Grown Of thorns" speech.-National
Magazine for August.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point.

was killed by the mob, was held 10
day, the sermon being preached by
Rev. Timonthy Hickey. vicar OF the
diocese OF Alton. Father Hickey i
credited with great influence among
not only members of the Roman
Catholic church In his diocese Du'
among the laboring classes generally
and his plea to those present at the
services was thoughtfully heard.
Keep of the streets and don't
spread foolish reports and the trou
Bile will soon be over" said the vicar
When you appear on the streets
in times like these you encourage
those who do not respect the law to
further violence II law abiding peo
plo would only stay of the street
there would be no more need OF
troops"
The determination of Governor De
neen announced today not to sur
render Private Klein. who killed a
young man at kankakee, in pursuit
Of his orders to guard the car, has
deeper Significance than merely
protecting the individual soldier. 1t
it felt that unless firm stand II
taken in behalf OF the soldier who
kills even though such action should
be overzcalOus in civil life the morals
of the national guard will be injured
The guardsman who has his orders
! must not be made to feel that he l.
running a risk of trouble with the
civil authorities. He must be made
to feel that he is safe in carrying
out the legitimate orders OF his SUI
perior officers. 1t was this sentiment
which was freely expressed to GOV
ernor Deneen by officers OF the ma
tional guard with whom he consult
cd regarding the case. Ii was stat
ed tonight that the appeal TO Cover
nor Deneen and the action of the
business men calling on all good
citizens for information which would
lead to the conviction of those guilty
Of rioting bore quick fruit. A sur
prising number OF persons called on
States Attorney Hatch and gave him
information which will be of value
in guiding the actions of the grand
jury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
BRYAN and Indiana and Michigan grow

Bryan and Indiana and Michigan grow
doubtful.
What Is Taft to do? He is hunting
for the cOnser/ atives-he Is bidding
for the conspirators-he Is following
the example OF Roosevelt who implor-
ed aid OF Hartman. For Taft must
hold New England and New YORK
where the conservatives are In force
Taft is playing for the Hughes vote
but he Is anxious about Woodruff and
Odell. Pity the sorrows OF fat man
in hot weather who must play goN
lest he say something that will lose
him votes. Mr.. Taft will make no
speeches." announces Chairman
Hitchcock. hid he say a little TOO
much In his letter OF acceptance? HOW
can Taft represent Roosevelt without
talking? How can Roosevelt keep
still? For II will not do to alarm the
conservatives till the three million
barrel is fuIl--they are not cOnspira-
tors till after the electiOn.-Florlda
Times Union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
Mr.. TAFT GOES HUNTING.

After March Mr.. Roosevelt hopes to
go after big game In Africa with a
contentcd mind and a soul at,uned 10
the harmonies Of nature. but Mr.. TAFT
now realizes that sport has already
come to him and he is hunting the
conservatives with rife and camera,
while the task Of rallying the mer'
cenary army Is turned over to Hitch
cock and Sheldon with the severe tn
junction that no reports are expected
TIL after the election. II is generally
accepted that Justice brewer conyinc'
cd Roosevelt that the sccptre must
he passed on-thc country wanted a
rest Tai, was 10 give IL rest
The matter seemed easy then.
Roosevelt commanded the radicals
and these could bc turned over TO his
proxy. body and baggage. Taft. suave
and dignificd. the juris. and the
p-accmakcr could BE- trusted 20 do tho
rcst-as against Bryan the Conscrva
tiyes must 60 with Taft-so ., was
said
But within the past fc~ weeks th"r,
has been an awakening from thi'
dream a. well a. from that mora
Ihypnctism into which the drcamsr'
had plunged the country. Roosevelt
has failed TO turn over the radica
element and the Middlc West IL NOV
ing into the Bryan camp. Kansas
has selected BriSio~ To succeed Lonl
despite the Roosevelt Label u Hop
kins of Illinois has saved his ~cail
hc must have los, much hair 10 f"ss
lCummins ~ 10 succccd Allison an'
the consent " Rocscveit seems Ger
tain. TIC LaroIlc',e coni'secn
seems In prefer Rrysn tn Tan an
they ho,A Wisconsin. Kansas leans q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
SWIMMERS NARROW ESCAPE.
Caught in Big Suction Pipe and Heie
While Water Rose.

Harry White, II years old, is
strong swimmer. and thinks no more OF
swimming across the Hudson River
and back than the average person
thinks of leaping a narrow brook. 1t
is his practice every fine summer
evening to enter the water at the loot
of West 1OSth street and swim mile
or two before supper.
Last night as usual he, dived off the
pier about $50 O'Clock. He went
nicely until he reached midstream. and
there cramps seized him. White kept
his head. He rolled on his back,
carefully stretched one leg and then the
other. and, after nearly half an hour,
began cautiously to paddle back TO
shore.
White had gone overheard from
floating bath conducted by a Mrs.
Margaret Mcdonald and her two sons,
Frank and Robert. Just above the
bath a long pipe stretches under a
pier into the river. and through IL
brewery pumps its salt water sup
ply.
Just as White passed near the spot
the brewery started its pumping en-
gincs and the suction drew him IN
One Of his feet went between Two
boards Of the pier over the pipe, the
boards closd on the foot and held MIN
fast. White. badly spent as ne was
began to shout Justly. A convenient
crossbar over his head gave him a
good. hard hold. and for the rest nc
woke the neighborhood with his cries
A score Of people heard. but none Of
them could locate him. One among
them. a 14-year-Old boy named rom
nv Hagen. Owed overheard and by
careful searching found White In dis
trap Tommy was not a minute too
soon. As ne reached White. White
| tainted in his arms. and from tnen
on Tommy did the shouting ana al
ter what 10 seemed an age the Two
McDoaId bows came along in boat.
Ev then the tide had risen until IL
was all but flush with Wa'es ch'"'
and 10 make matters worse. nc was
still unconscious Tommy Hagen han
| long since passed tho shouting stage
and was blvc TO the lips as the huhs
husginy a pier spike with one arm
holding whites head up with the
ot her. And the tide was rising. r'sihs
The Mcdonald Toys ~orScd q 'u''
ten minutes hauling away At Wh"'
until one Of them. In moment "'
inspiration. thrust an oar blaze u"
t~,rn the two boards that held Wh"e
leg. pricd them apart with mighty
whcnch and released Wh!tc.-trom
the New York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

Lemaire's will will influence the law
makers OF France not only to make a
clean sweep Of the antiquated mar
rage laws, but SO to lcgislate that
early marriages will be encouraged
instead of being made almost impos-
sible. Then France may become a
living nation once more-not a dying
one, as she seems to be now.-New
York Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
MARRIAGE LAWS IN FRANCE


Partly 70 0S1me toV t"e SsS@e s'S
on In the Birth Rate.
Frcnchmen who have been serious
ly alarmed over the fact that IN
France there is. and has been for
some time. an actual increase Of the
death rate over the birth rate arc
taking heart from the reports which
show a marked increase in marriages
since the passing Of the law remo''
Ing one Of the restrictions upon ma
,rimony. This Law was looked upon
nj the time Of its passage As rath
or radical piece OF legislation: the
wise. old, conservative people shook
their heads over II. and the Able II,
marie had hard work to get II through
the chamber Of deputies. And TINS
revolutionary Law was TO the effect
,ha, people over 80 years old Gid not
have TO get the permission Of their
parents to be Joined in wcdlock' The
good able wanted to make II ina
persons arrived At their majority
could dispense with the consen; I"
their parents when IL came TO MAJ
riagc: but everybody was 80 shocsed
al the suggestion that he did MOI
press the point. being well satishc
to got wha, nc did.
Marriage in France has heretofore
been hedscd around with gr"a'
mass Of limitations and obs:ructions
II "a. a costly luxury. With long anf
complicated prciiminarics. and Is 10
still. Consequence: Few marriage
especially early marriages. and fe'
children.
I Yrcnchmcn. suddenly awakened IL
the fact tina; their race T. dtsap
pcaring one. doomed TO extinction -
ihcmaiical certainly unl"s!
something Is done have hc lo"kin;
a,.og, for the rcss"R v tho MARI
age laws one cause has uniuubtrdl,
br~n discovered Even The slight ""r
crssion 81 allowing youths and maid
ems " % ~ marry wiih-'ui aSkrn.
papa has caused the marriages y
las, year 20 h. urorc numcrcuS that
.,hcy have bcc~ before siscc tho ~
ycsrS following 'hc Frsncor rsssia'
var
Perhaps the success Of the AhS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

Passengers returning from the Philip
pines are reported as saying that the
islanders are more content with con
ditions at present than they ever have
been before. or course; even Fill
pino gets tired bucking improved
Springfield rifles and automatic guns
In time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

Indications are that mos. OF the
campaign oratory will be neli in
store until the latter part of Septem-
Der. The party leaders fear that the
people would not welcome any hot
air in addition to that Old sol is fur
nishing just now.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

II President Roosevelt attempts to
use his big stick against Governor
Hughes In New York. it will not be
necessary for the Democrats TO under
take to carry the country without the
Empire State.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
OLD DOMINION L.;
Daily 0eVlc'
Daily ServIe
FOR NEW J
From Company's
Norfolk, foot OF
street, every We
at TOO p. n.

FARE-First-class, one wayn'a
Round trip. limit thirty days, J.
meals and berth in statert
cluded.
Steerage, without subsistence
TICKETS on sale at c. & Gg'
way Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN MEN,.
NEWS AND RICHMOND, ="
Steamers Brandon and ltr
leave Pier "A" $50 every cEn
passengers only. e.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION V
|PANY, James River Day Ii
Richmond and all James Riverc'
|ings. Steamer Pocahontas ~
Newport News, Tuesdays, Thu {
and Saturdays at S:45 a. NJ
Newport News Monday. Wed1f
and Friday at p. m. for Norfo.'
Old Point.
Steamer Hampton will lcavct
"A" daily except SUNDAY at g.
NJ, going to Norfolk, ana at ~
m, going to Smithfield. Steame4
comac" will leave Pier "a dali
cept Sunday at 9 a. m. going to s
field and about $3.50 p. NJ, |
to Norfolk.
All business between New Yorl
Newport News transacted at pie
l6.
All business between Newpor. i
Norfolk, Smithfield and local r;
transacted at Pier "A" foot OF \
ty-fifth street.
W. II. LANDoN, Age
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

Dispatches say that eight cooks
were injured when four mcnagcrie
cars left the track a day or two ago.
The question naturally arises. what
were the cooks doing in the menagcric
cars
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
ROOD INSPECTORS VISIT MOST
S.. oPPoRTUNE.

State Food inspector jones WISH W
this. city yesterday was most oppor-
tune. In the past practically no at
4 tention has been paid by city or State
authorities to the condition Of the
+ places from which the local public is
s&Sknished with food Most pcop-c are
willing to eat their "pech of dirt" and
I Tor this reason there has never been
g concerted complaint against condi-
tSons. Now and then there has been
~ row over some particular instance
sof fslth brought to the public attention.
B hut the disposition to ignore what We
! DO not actually see has prevented a
general demand for action on the part
Eof the authorities.
In an interview given In the news
columns Of this paper today. Inspector
Zones says. Many Of the meat shops
md grocery stores Of this city are In
ri deplorably unsanitary and dirty con-
Hltion." And he further says that.
rhjlc the bakeries and confects Try
establishments are in much con-
Edition. than the meat shops i groc-
Try stores. very few even Of these
kS1aces have anything to boast Of All
6f them. he declares. will be improved
~ . general clcaningup.
Newport News, in all probability. Is
- no worse shape. as far as cleanli-
Hess of foodstuffs Is concerned. than
cher cities. The national capital.
Segarded throughout the country as
jae of the cleanest and best regulated
tics In the world. has been in the
hroes Of a cleaG:ng-up spell for sever
= months. and some Of the discover
- made public by the inspectors
ave been startling. In one of the
ost hotels in Washington the inspec-
"a found that terrible conditions pre-
1Red In the kitchen. A description
that kitchen and the methods en-
61ed by the cook and his stan would
peive a normal man Of his appetite
Dporarily. and make him look upon
hotels with suspicion for the rest
~ life. Hence 1t may be seen that
hector Jones' statement that some
The stores and shops in this city are
nupsorably unsanitary and dirty" is no
80 for a sensation.
There Is no reason for surprise and
y win not get excited over It; never
eIess we are glad that the insPecto.
ne around and he will be a welcome
Doe0r In the future. II Mr.. Jones
gwen proper support by the local
IN department. there will be an
kediate and permanent improve
- in conditions. And II the deal,
I viH Jus, be ordinarily careful,
~ will be little or no danger Of
secutious.
~ Althy practice Of some Of the
6ess and groccrs which this paper
But 70 INC dttsutfVu w tnN p""''~
s1rsl weeks ago. has teen taken M
the inspector. who says that II II
Deatinued he viii prosecute the Of
D1esy at once This practice 10 the
ing Of bread in front of grocery
ways As stated here before
+ - o. the best known groccrs In the
II SHOW the bakers tn deposit ioavcs
he dirt In front Of their doors every
uSng. There the InavcS remain
est % much rs a sheet e papci
zen them and the sidewalk Of
~, to be noscd asou, by cats and
: : uutii the store 10 opened for the
Isspccto9 Jones accomplished
- else but the breathing No "
-DueraGeous csstcm. hts trip n
~ ssli 90 have sceu In vain
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

"Barkis' Wright Is said to be vii
ling to go into the campaign to sup.
port Taft. All he needs Is q little
|coaxing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

Mehmid Ali Bey, the deposcd Turk
ish minister, says that he will no
leave this country just yet because h
has got debts to pay. He comes un
der the head Of desirable citizen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

The New York Press says ANY
man would rather be called a good
sportsman than a good citizen And
II Is only too true.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19
WITH THE PARAaRAPHERs.

When It is all over maybe MIR. ROo.e-
welt will invite Big Bill, Tom HisGen.
Graves, Chafin, Watkins and the others
to join him in the chase of shc hart
beest. aardvark. Gland, calOtis, gems
box. bongo and sterepsicorOs. to say
nothing OF lions. ZeDras. antelopes.
rhinnOceroses and elephants.-knox-
vile Sentinel.
When you get 81 word for your
writing 1t Is not Lccause you are
greater author than Bulver Luton.
but because you're better advertised
than Tom LawsOn.-L0uisvillc Courier
Journal.
This month the man with the gar
den hose looks up to at the sky In the
morning and feels quite certain 1t Is
going to rain. However, he can't get
away from the lawn mower SO easily.
The more 1t rains the more the NOW
or Is ncedcd.-Clevcland Plain Dealer.
A colored camp meeting up In Ken
lucky has nut the Prodigal Son on the
Stage. The inference Is that the con
gregation made the property man kill
a real fatted calf ut every performance
ATLANTA Journal.
There Is a Chicago Taft club which
admits no member weighing under I'd
pounds. We would hate to have Of
fees underneath the ballroom of that
,l,,h -rlnyelau3 Ip:,der.
The physicians OF Bellevue hospital.
New York who asserted that the brain
less baby bosn there was the only one
on record are mistaken there is the
Hearst Independence party.-St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
The presidents country life commits
sion will not only undertake to maze
two blades of grass grow where one
grew before. but it may incidentally
double the crop OF rural voters on his
side of the fence.-BOstOn Herald.
Last winter they would not permit
|"Salome" to be put on the New YORK
stage. Now there Is hardly roof
garden or a vaudeville house with
out It's own Salome. Amt 1t funny
what a difference OF little heat
makcs?.-Savannah Press.
The chatham county Democratic
executive committee nigh, endorse
Tom Watson. He hasn't been endorsed
by anybody yet. and needs an en-
dorsement, even II Macon
News.
Presidential cnvoys who seek In
formation as to country life are res
pectifuIly requested to refrain from
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-19

Blessings ~ csssrSsiness-
Chc~rfusn~ss op-ns. Nhe sp-suS. al
the S,osspas Of the inward nan
R,cbtSs.