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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17
COMING ATTRACTIONS

BELASCO-"The Girl of the Golden
West" will continue at this house for
seventh week. The decision to continue
the run was reached Friday afternoon,
after Resident Manager John Black
wood had secured telephone communt-
cation with Frederick Belasco In San
Francisco. Earlier in the week orders
had been received to discontinue the
play regardless of the business 1t
might do. After that the positively
last week sign" again made it's appear
ance. Now the management is ex-
planning, for the fourth time. that there
will be just one more positively last
week." The house was entirely sold out
for every performance last week; and
Yesterdays advance sale for this week
ran into four figures.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Morosco will
offer the Burbank company In Henry
Arthur Jones' play THE HypocriteS"
for the week beginning with a matt
nee this afternoon. The drama has
never been seen in this part of the
country in stock. Every Burbank IA
vorite will appear in the cast and the
piece will mark the final week of
Edythe Chapman Neill.
The scene of the story is a village
in England, where the Wilmores hold
a certain position among the landed
gentry. The house they occupy Is
heavily mortgaged and they are left
undisturbed only by the kindness of
Sir John Plugenet, owner of the prop
erty, whose daughter Helene is en-
gagged to marry their son Leonard.
The Wilmores are pretentious. arro-
CANT, narrow, but highly respectable
in word, they are humbugs and hypo-
critics. There is also Mr.. Linnel, a Gu
rate of the Robert Elsmere order, who
is continually getting into hot water
with his social and ecclesiastical su-
periors because he persists In telling
the truth. There has been a case of
betrayal in the village and the Wilmore
family has worked itself up into fine
frenzy over the scandal. Mr.. Linnel
is of the opinion that as the young man
has agreed to marry the girl the least
said the better, but Mr.. Wilmore pom
pously declares that an example must
be made.
A young woman apparently in dis
tress comes to the Wilmore house. She
is a stranger and explains evasiveIy
that she. is seeking employment In the
neighborhood. The audience soon un-
derstands that she has been seduced
by Leonard Wilmore and has come
there to plead with him to recognize
her as the mother of his child. Mrs.
Wilmore and Mr.. Linnel both guess the
truth about the same time, and 1t be-
comes a fierce struggle between the
mother and the curate-the former
fighting like a wildcat to shield her
son from the consequences of his
wrongdoing, the man of God espousing
with equal warmth the cause of the
deserted girl.
The ensuing theme is developed out
of this material and in broad. fine
strokes of the pen the tale is unfolded
with telling force. M
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17

the booking is for sixteen weeks. Both
Murray and his diminutive partner
have long been popular with Grand
audiences, their engagements in the
regular season invariably having been
for two weeks. and there seems to be
no reason why they should not sue
coed in stock. Mail addressed to the
two comedians and to members of their
company arrived at the theater Friday
morning, and thus the secret was
solved.
Now for the Los Angeles:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17

There is much matter for regret in
the failure of the opera season at the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-21
CITY NEWS
Buy Keokuk made goods.

October %, % and 24-registration
days
Regular meeting OF herman Lodge
No. 116. ]. o. O. F.. this evening at
8 o'clock. Visiting brothers cordially
invited. ~ Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Whaley of 1917
Exchange street announce the birth
of a daughter, Milburn Lorene at 1850
p. m. Tuesday, October 20.
While the power has been off, the
hotels of the city have been greatly in
convenienced by having to carry the
trunks and other heavy baggage up
and down lie stairs on account of the
elevators being out Of commission. To-
day things were alright however, much
to tae relief of The hotel porters and
bell hops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-21
CITY NEWS

This week-Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. You have the opportunity
to register.
The republican city central commit
tee and number of others, met
last evening in the district court room
for conference. to talk over plans
for election day.
The rumor at Warsaw yesterday
that Rev. Jagdstein had met with an
accident at Viele, turns out to be
true, for the well known minister is
now in the hospital at Fort Madison.
In getting off of the train at viele in
the dark, he fell and his left leg was
crushed by the car wheels to such an
extent that it had to be amputated.
1t will be some time before he will be
able to return to his home at Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-21
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Forty-eight feet good as new bank
counter with marble base, metal and
glass top finish, brass wicket gates,
glass deal plates, all in good order.
State Central Savings Bank, Main
and Sixth streets, Keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-21
Frank LeBron Jewelry Co.
Are You One of Those Who Hav|
Been in the Dark? If so we can Ii
You Into the Light.

Upon the slightest notice OF coming
cough or cold begin to take Uyulu
Cough Cure according to directions
and the real cough will never mater
ialize.
Hundreds of users have found this to
be the real light
25c per bottle at Wilkinson & Co.,
Keokuk's Biggest, Busiest and Best
Drug Store, 422 Main street.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-04-16

Sin embargo, 81 aquf en- Santa
Re Sc realiza ell plan de imponer
licencia alta & las cantinas, el
eXito no Sc alcauzara sin mucha
oposici0n por parte de los que se
interesan Ell que las licencias 81
gan como estdn
FL exito de los Republicauos en-
la eleccion municipal les ha iufun.
didonueyo alientopara la election
de condudo que tendrA lugar en-
el venidero Noviembre. Tambien
ha servido para multiplicar el
ndmero de aspirantes i las can.
pleos de c0nd@si4. tasi Cuuur
los que estau Ell los emplpos as
piran 4 reelection Y hay muchos
otros aspirantes que abogah
fuertemente pnr camblo Y r0ta-
ci6n en- los empleos. Sc observa
que para ell empleo de represen-
tante a la pr0xima legislature
VA Sc mencionan media docena
de candidates, mientras que eli
cuanto a la candidatura de con-
ciliar, la mayoria de los politicos
Sc expresan en- favor de nominar
al licenciado Catrou. Como es
sabido, los condados deSanta Ft
Y Sandoval forman un distritC
conciliar, y es precise que con
vengan sohle quien sea el candi
dato para miembro del conseiC
las convenciones Republicann'
de uno v otro condado, 4 fin de
que no haya fracaso como en- Ii
otra election. NERITAs.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-04-16
MUERTt ACCIDENTAL.

Con fecha s de Abril nos escribe
nuestro digno amigo Y suscrltor
Don Gabriel Chavez del Cuervo,
participandonos la notieia de la
muete de su querida hija, Dona
Dorotea Chavez de Duran, espo-
sa de Don Pedro Duran de aquel
lugar.
Parece que la sonora Duran sc
VIC bastante enferma para tener
Il su criatura y ademas de las
parteras llamaron al doctor e.
NJ. Trader quien por tres dias
cousecutivos estuvo al lado de la
eDferma, hasta que do 4 luz una
nina que vivi6 soInmpnte - mi
nutos; pero Don Gabi"l y todos
los dem6s parientes Sc regociia-
ban al yer que la sonora pronto
estarfa buena y sana.
El doctor les dej6 en- la casa
tres clases de pildoras, dos clases
para que lie dieran q la enferma
y la otra clase que no era otrt
cosa mas que acido carbolico or
demo que de estas desolvieran er
el aqua para lavar 4 la enferma
Su esposo Sc encarg6 de darselaI
Y al tercer dia que Sc las estabi
: dando cometi0 el fatal equlvoct
de darle una de las pildOras d
acido earbolico, q resultas de |,
! cual muri6. Dur0 con vida DIES
! pues que ton0 la pfldora desd
las seis dc la manana el Sabad
} hasta ell dia siguiente q las tire
de In manana.
Dona Dorotea era una sehor
. muy virtuosa y era el ldolo d
i sus atribulados padres 4 loscut
les ha deiado postrados Ell eImd
amargo dolor
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-04-16
NOTAS DE IA CAPITAL.
SANTA FL Abril y de1908

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ll' 'eI"''i'au" IA mas IuerOe
ca'I'i'alla I'o'l'Ica que st ma Vi'1o
eh SANTA re por 'l'uciloS amos y
sleiluo ae aQuPlias en- que las
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puuI'c''''oS ue no''"re' y con IA
cooPer"gion "e Na''os elr'i'eh'oS
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una pelea ueSeSP'i'l'ia pof g''af
Id administration u' ci''ua''p pS
va va ,l'ai ''' pea-r nu.'taniin iiii bneno9 f
candidatos tannnco one tuyip
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oon,u.rac;5p. nuchf.imo u,6snue
los Rauphliaanos y n,e ma npr.
donaron medic nj arhifrio nara
oanar En vista de- las muchas
vontaias con oue contabnn no es
extrailo ope tuyieran GRAN con.
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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-04-16
Las Vegas Lumber Co.,
Acabamos de recibir nuestro surtido de
Papel para Empapelar. Todo nuevo. Mu-
chos hermosos designios.

No Sc divide de nosotros cuando desee comprur MADEIRA
toda case de material para edihcar
Somos los nicos agentes de las Tintas para ptur d,
Mountain Plain. Heehas estrietanente para rima stco
Sc venden absolutamente bajo garantia
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1908-04-16
IAtItCCION MUNICIPAL.
II PartidO Republican, lindiCadO.

Despnes de tanto laberinto de
parte de los supuestos disgusta
dos lue organizarou "El Partido
de Ciudadanos" en- In election
municipal de la plaza de Las We
gas, el M&rtes de la semana pa
sada; II resultado fu6 en- favor de
los Republicau0s segun Ia pubh-
camos aqui.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
SUITS FOR DEBT FROM SANTA CRUZ
Arguments on DemunerS in the Duey Case Charging En-
 bezzlement Taken Up,
(Sneciai to ReHiewl

TOMBSTONE, May 1.-The atten- ton of Judge Doan in the district court was taken up today in the trial of a number of civil cases that were trans ferred from Santa Cruz county and involving several thousand dollars of debt alleged to be due from the Sorrel Top Mining Company to the Lewellyn Iron Works of Los Angeles; Roy and Titcomb of Nogales, and Gardner, Northern & Goss of Tucson. The cases are filed separate. The Lewellyn case was first called. The case is against John P. Owens, but it was shown that he personally was not in deb.ed to the firms.
 The case involving the question of considerable Benson real estate was continued until tomorrow
 The argument on the demurrers to the indictments found against Harry Duey, charging embezzlement, was taken up late this afternoon.
 The following were admitted to citizenship upon passing the neces- sary examination before the court, and as a consequence the Democratic party will 5e the gainer of at least three votes this fail: Jce Gina {; Agulela Brenant, Francis Booth and Antonio Giacolletto.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
cLosEs AI 6 o,cLocK.

Beginning on May g. the Postal ager B. L. Walker, will close at p. nj.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
EFFORT ID SECURE TEAM
 LOOKS GOOD
Fans and Business Men Hit Upon Plan to Organize Stock company-Meeting to Be Held Thursday Night.

Grown tired of Bisbee being pointed to by the other cities of the territory as a dead one, and desirious of the city having 8 f1rst-class ball team for pure love of the great national game, some of the baseball fans of the city, after conference with a number of the leading business men of the city. have proposed a plan that should succeed. This plan calls for the organization of stock company, to be permanent, which will have control over the ball team and share in any dividends that may be earned.
 To perfect arrangements a meeting will be held Thursday night at 8 o'clock in tine Copper Queen Hotel. to which all who are interested in a ball team are invited 10 attend. At this meeting the plans to be followed by the organization will be discussed. a committee appointed to secure sub scriptlon to stock, confer with the Warren people in regard to grounds. a park. etc.
 The day has passed when it is neces- sary to argue that ball team is one of the most effective advertisements IAtl SiSs Sdh hicAHtdih+ anu dt bht same time one of the least expensive. fn addition to this, every true Ameri- can loves to see a good exhibition of our national sport The present movement to secure team is a busi- ness-like one, and all who can do so are urged to make 1t a point to be present at the meeting Thursday night
 After a sufficient amount of stock has been subscribed a meeting of the stockholders will be held, at which a manager will be selected and the lines upon which the team is to be managed determined. Assurance has been given by those who are in position to know that no difficulty will be ex- perienced in securing team that will be credit to the city, but the season is already so far advanced that no time should be lost In fact, If the present effort to secure team is not successful. 1t is almost certain that nothing further in this direction will be attempted.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
q. JOHN GUILD
 HAS RAPID GROWTH Lawn Fete Is To Be Given On Friday Evening at Home
 of Walter Douglas,

The rapid growth of St. Johns Guild. the enthusiasm and the willing spirit which seems to characterize every ef- fort of its members are conclusive proofs of an early attainment which deserves the sincerest praise.
 The number in attendance Thursday at the home of Mrs. Curry in Warren, was quite an increase over any pre- vious meeting. The list of ladies pres ent Is as follows: Mesdames Thomas, Cobb Curry, Odam, Mitchell, Hughes. Hazard, Hunt, Flora, Baum, Treu, Hurst, Laird, Bennett, White, Lyons Shoemaker, Handyside, Knickerbock. CT, Rundle, Wood. Armstrong, Ed mundson, Muirhead, Brown, F. White and Miss White
 Mesdames Cobb, Laird, White and daughter were guests for the after noon, and Knickerbocker, Handyside, Armstrong and Odam the new mem bers received. Some sewing was ac- complished, but most of the time was devoted to the completion of arrange ments for the Lawn Fete which is to be given at the Bisbee home of Mir. Walter Douglas on the evening of Friday, May 18th. This affair will, un- doubtedly be marked success. and give pleasure loving people of our city an entertainment not to be soon forgotten. During the course of the evening an elaborate musical program will be rendered Miss Dahlgren. whose high class vocal work has been such a delight to Bisbee audiences. has kindly consented to participate. Besides other selections she will give musical reading.
 The fortune telling booth gives promise of being a most interesting feature It is expected that the young folks will not miss the opportunity of stealing into the very harbor" of the future. The inner man" will be cater ed to, and the most epicurian of tastes satisfied. Young ladies most fetching. ly attired will serve in the tea room. and the punch bowl will be presided over in as equally a charming fashion.
 Mrs. Wild, chairman of the refresh. ment committee, and her assistants will see that all donations gre delivered at the proper time, and that every. thing in said line is in readiness for ment chairman, has the affair in CifdTSt anu VIII pc dDig dSSlSbeu Dy the lsdies of the Guild.
 The next regular meeting will be held in the Guild room of the EDisco- pal church, Thursday, May 14th. It is to be of strictly business nature. and large attendance is earnestly re- quested by the president. Mrs. Haz- gard. as matters of importance are to be discussed.
 Refreshments could hardly add tot the charm of Mrs. Curry's Sospitalitv. nevertheless they were much enjoyed
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
THE SUPERVISORS
 COMPLETE LABORS Amendments Filed and War rants Called-DiSpute
 On Loboes.
Especial to the Review )

TOMBSTONE. May 1.-The board completed their labors Saturday eve ming and adjourned to meet on Mon day, June lst. The usual monthly bills were allowed and warrants or dered drawn for those who had filed claims against the county.
 The claims for bountieS on wild animals that were held over from the last meeting of the board were allowed In this connection there arose dispute between the members of the board and trapper named V. C. Ward, of Paradise, who claimed that a number of the hides that he had presented were those of lobo wolves, while the board claimed tte they were coyotes. It was finally agreed that the hides in question should be sent to an Fl Paso hide house and upon their decision on the matter the bounty should be paid, either Tor S20 or for $1 as the cases were decided by these people.
 A number of petitions regarding the refunding of taxes paid on account of error and double assessment were granted
 The petition for the formation of a road district in the vicinity of Silver Greek, in the eastern part of the county, was referred back to the signers, requesting them to mark the boundaries d the district that they wanted formed
 4 number of leases to school lands in the county were granted. and the usual fees collected as rental
 File Amendments.
 The Tombstone Consolidated Min. ing Company, the Southern Arizona Smelting Company and the Imperial Copper Company today filed amend. ments to their articles of incorpora, ton in the recorders office. The amendments change the date of hold ing the meeting of the stockholders from April to the End Tuesday iI November of each year. to be held in Tombstone, and that the first meeting will be held in November of this year under the new amendment These amendments were adopted at the recent meetings of the stockholders of the various companies held in this city during the early part of last monta
 Warrants Called In.
 County Treasurer J. N. Gaines has issued an official call ordering al registered warrants of this year iron Nos. % to 130, inclusive. to be pre- sented at the office of the county treasurer for payment. The interest has been stopped on them
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
THE RACHEL 0RS WON
 GAME FROM BENEDlcTS
Sand Storm Over Diamond h.
 terfered With the Play,

The marriage tie received a jolt on the baseball diamond at Warren Sunday for the Benedicts were easily defeated. The score was Ito 12 in favor of the Bachelors. and might have been worse. It was not an ideal day for baseball. the wind blowing a gale and carrying clouds of dust that choken and blinded the players every few minutes.
 The game was played during the brief intervals between sand storms and both sides showed that they could play creditable ball under more fay- orable weather conditions. The bat teries did good work. the large score being mainly due to the wind, but the Bachelors were plainly in better form than their opponents. Another game later is expected to be closer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12

along revolutionary lines, on war rant sworn out for him in Arizona. Magon and Rivera were also captured with Villareal.
 All three of the prisoners stood on their rights to prevent extradition to the territory, and their cases are now before the supreme court of the Unit ed States
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

schlitzer and schreck.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
WELCOME FOR FLEET
 PLANNED IN AUSTRALIA

MELBOURNE. May 11.-Sir Alfred Deakir prime minister of Australia has asked for committee composed of members of both federal houses to consplt with the premiers of New South Wales and Victoria regarding the welcome to be extended the ar rival of the American fleet of battle ships.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
ENDORSE THE PRESIDENT
 IN BROWNSVILLE AFFAIR

SPOKANE, May 1.-The LincOiu Centennial Association of this cItS. an organization of colored men, unanimously adopted resolutions tn- dorsing President Roosevelt's coIrsc in dealing with the negro resIweBt at Brownsville, Texas, and endorsing Secretary Taft for president.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12

Sarabia, when his associates were taken into custody, again became ac- tive, it is alleged, along revolutionary lines, resulting in his own arrest. He also fought extradition to the terri tory, but lost his case. He viii be taken to Tombstone to stand trial, and if found guilty as charged will be deported to Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
Warrants Called In.
THE CALHOUN CASES
 CONTINUED TWO WEEKS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 11.-Beyono an objection by Attorney Moore to any further delay in the trial of Pat rick Calhoun, there was no discussion before Judge Lawlor today when the trolley case came up. Judge LIwloT continued the cases for two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-12
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
 ON ARRANGEMENTS

DENVER. May 1.-The Democratic committee and subcommittee on ar engagements for the national conven- ton departed for their homes tonight after attending a reception rendered them by the Jane Jefferson Club of Denver.
The Washington times., 1908-12-18
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