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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
Q A I C UT NE" 1CAsN COUNTY OF NEW YORK

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As Amended
 Filed Apr. 30, 1908.

As Amended
 Filed Apr. 30,
 1908.
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Signed, sealed and delivered in
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As Amended
 Filed Apr. 30, 1908
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Az Amended
 Filed Apr. 90, 1908
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
.CHAS. YERKES' WIDOW
 CITED IN COURT
Lawyer Seeks to Recover 20 Per Cent of Money She Got
 From Husbands Estate,

NEW YORK, May 15.-Mrs. Mary Adelaide Yerkes, widow of the late Charles T. Yerkes, traction promoter of Chicago and London, was cited in court today to answer a writ brought by Joseph D. Bedding, law yer, to recover 20 per cent of the amount Mrs. Yerkes received from her husbands estate. It is estimated that Mrs. Yerkes received an income from $7,5o0, coo cash to the amount of s200, 900, and the use of Yerkes' resi- dence on Fifth avenue, in this city.
 Bedding declared in the suit that he was retained by Mrs. Yerkes in London in 1904 to bring about an ad- iustment of the differences between Mr. and Mrs. Yerkes. He produced letter from Mrs Yerkes, in which he declared she agreed to give him 20 per cent of all she received, either from Yerkes or from his estate. Bedding asserted that he continued to act as Mrs. Yerkes' counsel until the day following the death d her husband, when she dismissed him.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
.THAWS SANITY
 HEARING IS OA Experts Testify Whites Slayer Is lncurable and Danger
 GUS to the Public.

POUGHKEEPSIE, May 15.-The eu. animation Of expert medical witness es in the endeavor to snow that Harry K. Thaw is sane, was begun here to- day by Thaw's counsel, in the habeas corpus proceedings instituted to free him from confinement in the Mat tewan asylum for the criminal in sane, where he was lodged at the conclusion of the trial Tor killing Stanford White.
 Dr. George aJcoby, qualifying as an expert, said he examined Thaw twice during his stay at Matteawan. He found Thaw, he said. logical, with good memory and capable of following an argument. He gave it as his un- qualified opinion that Thaw is sane at present.
 Dr. Greame Hammond, another ex- pert in mental diseases, the last wit ness, declared that Tbaw is not a paranoiac and in his opinion is now sane.
 An interesting development today was the quoted report of Russell A. Peabody, Thaw's counsel, that Thaw would go on the witness stand.
 Experts called by Jerome earlier in the day, testified that E their opinion Thaw is an incurabie paranoiae and that his release would be dangerous to the public safety.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
TERRITORIAL
 NOTES

E. B. Gage, president of the com pany operating the Sasoo smelter, con firms the report that the smelter is to be enlarged.
 David Troxler, an aged pioneer of Mesa, died at his home Saturday after noon.
 Material is being placed on the ground Tor the new Mansfield smelter.
 A pharmacist in the employ of A. l.. Bohimer, iS Phoenix, is under ar rest charged with selling liquor with out the necessary prescription. The accused says ne gave away red liquor, but sold none.
 A bold burglar broke into a second hand store in Phoenix and stole a pasterer's trowel and two pairs of shoes. He did not seem very am- bilious, as goods of much more value were ignored by his burglarship.
 University of Arizona students will give circus under big tent on Lns campus at Tucson Saturday after noon.
 The residents of Twin Buttes have petitioned the school authorities ol Pima county to locate a school at that place.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
RUSHING WORK
 IN INVESTIGATION
The Special House Committee Is In a Hurry to Conclude
 Hearing.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-The house special committee which is conducting the investigation of the so-cailed print paper trust sat till late hour in the effort to complete its hearing and re port its findings to congress before the session closes.
 From the point of view of the news paper publishers the most significant development of today's session was the introduction or telegram from the !. R. Booth Paper company of Ottawa, Canada, stating that the com pany pays some of its skilled laborers higher wages than are paid in this country. The publishers claim that this information goes far to bear out their claims that the statement of the wood pulp men that the increase in the price of paper is owing chiefly to wage concessions, are not in accord with facts.
 The hearing will be resumed tomor- row.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
HIGH SCHOOL ASSURED
 BOND ISSUE CARRIES
Vote Heavier Than Usual In Such ElectionS-285 for,
 137 Against,

Biskee is to have high schooi building. Also other improvements that are needed in various parts oi this school district This was de cided yesterday at the election held in the Central school building, where the bond issue carried by a vote of 2S5 to 1S7. This gives majority of eleven votes, as the law requires that the majority must be two-thirds of the to tai vote east.
 A feature of the election was the electioneering done by the school children, and it is not too much to say that had it not been for their ef- forts the proposition would have been defeated. The ringing of the school bell announced that the proposition had carried.
 The bonds are for ss2 1000, of the de- nomination of S1,000 each, bearing per cent interest, and running for the following time:
 No. to No. inclusive for one year.
 No. to No. inclusive for two years
 No. 3 to No. 12 inclusive for three years
 No. IS to No. 16 inclusive for four years.
 No. IT to No. 20 inclusive for five years.
 No. 21 to No. 24 inclusive for six years.
 No. 25 to No. 2S inclusive for seven years.
 No. 2s to No. ss inclusive for eight years.
 No. 37 to No. A inclusive for nine years.
 No. 45 to No. 52 inclusive for ten years
 No. bs to No. 60 inclusive for eleven
 No. s1 to No. ss inclusive for twelve years.
 No. ss to No. 7e inclusive for thir- teen years-
 No. 77 to No. s4 inclusive for four teen years.
 No. S5 to No 92 inclusive for fifteen years from their date.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
ELECTION OF BISHOP
 BY THE METHOD|STS
There Will Not Be As Many As Had Been Expected at the
 General Conference.

BALTIMORE, May 15.-There are indications today that the general conference Of tue Methodist Bpisco- pal church now in session will not elect as many new bishops as was expected. It has been thought the number elected would be eight, bds it now seems certain that the commit tee having the matter in charge will recommend that the total number of bishops be made less than it ns.- been hitherto, but that there be no reduction in the or ign field.
 This does not mean that there will be no bi hops elect ed for SrVice in the United States, but simply that the number elected will not be as great as has been anticiTated. Economy is said to be the actuating idea
 To the committee on temperance was sent without discussion a resolu- ton calling upon every member of the Methodist Episcopal communion to give financial and moral support to the AnttSaloon League work in US warfare against the liquor traffie in this country.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
A BIG TELESCOPE
 FOR THE UNIVERSITY
Secured Through Courtesy of a
 Harvard Director.

Through the courtesy of E. c. Pick ering, director of Harvard college ob-
 servatory, Cambridge, Mass, an g.
 inch telescope with a lense of the finest quality and a first class mount ing with clockwork will be available for astronomical work at the Univer- sity of Arizona next year. This will add greatly to the course in astron- omy now offered there by quadrup- ling the efficiency o the present equipment and supplying an instru- ment with which actual new ana original research may be done. Fully as important as that Is the fact that 1t is planned to have a number of open nights during the year in which the public will be invited to come out and see for themselves those other worlds that make such a fasci- hating study. Incidently, nothing else will demonstrate so effectively as this what splendid results a really big instrument can accomplish in at mospiere.
 The offer of this instrument comes through s. E. Douglas, professor un physics, who was formerly connected with Harvard college observatory. It iS dlsO HI d ldfBe hSdSuIS uue UO GTOI- nection with the Lowell observatory who some fourteen years ago spent sdme months in Arizona in con nection with theLoweIl observatory and who still retains his interest in the territory and belief in the supe- riority of the atmosphere for scientific work. The only condition is that the university pay the freight and prop erly house the instrument This con dition has been accepted by the uni versity and it is expected that the instrument will be in place in the early autumn. The value of the equipment will be about s3,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
SIMPLIFYING WORKS
 ARE IG BE REBUILT al za tsI hEl ~-- E-;.tIrAssas Word From Boston That Ari- zona Consolidated Co. Will
 Rebuild Plant.

PRESCOTT, May 15.-Priyate mes sages were received in this city to- night from Boston saying the meet ing of the creditors of the Arizv.ia Smelling and Consolidated Arizona Smelting Companies, held in that city today, decided to begin the re- construction of works on July 1 and to have them in operation by Septem- Der. Receiver J. c. Rice was elected director, to have full charge of the re organization of the comapny.
 This action is of immense i'm portance to northern Arizona, as tEe reopening of the smelter will start operations at once in Blue Bell and Desoto, McCabe, Gladstone and many smaller gold and copper prop critics, giving employment to thous- ands of men who were thrown out by the closing of the smelter last Oe- tober.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16

days or a week at a time owing to
 a Nrsck or washout? We would be up against 1t for provisions. Every. thing we produce in Bisbee we ship out; everything we need and consume we bring in.
 Almost generally in the press
 throughout the country there has disposition for two years past, al times a vicious Inclination, to crack
 every head that bobs sp in the rail
 road world honestly don't believe
 in tic wisdom of that policy. Ordf narily pretty keen to see an ulterior motive. Q great many newspaper men
 have unwittingly boosted selfish and
 gallery playing politicians and legis-
 lators at the expense of honest effort and endeavor by railroad corporations.
 Why shouldn't railroad corporation
 be influential in state, territory or city? Justice and fairness entitle it
 to influence commensurate with its interests. The railroads are rse very foundation of prosperity and can't see where conviction can be rammed into any argument, except that they are not going to exercise an influence or follow any line of action in legislation or business that In the long run viii not be beneficial to ship per and consuner Selfish interest even would prompt such policy.
 At first glance freight rates may appear high in Bisbee. Maybe they are. But there is one patent fact that looms up yividly in this tc~n. The business men and mercaants of Bisbee, the men who do business win hfA Toi dn I of a town back in Penn sylvania of equal population to Bishee where freight rates are comparatively C.r.ap, where markets are close, ye. taken as whole the merchants and busi- ness men of Bisbee can buy and sell the merchants and business men of that Pennsylvania town thrice over. And Pennsylvania is rated a lh city prosperous state. too.
 There may be freight rate evils and abuses to be corrected. The way to correct them or secure ie- lief Is by such action as the Board of Trade is taking tonigAt-making friend with railroad men. It's members are preaching the gos5al If sncesss. They are seeking to improve echdi- tions between the railroads and the work in harmony. Their interests are in common. They rea.ize, as I think the press of the southwest does, that without mluial cooperation of those who create things, either in the field, factory Jr uiine. and those who consume the produces af each, with the carriers, there can he no permanent prosperity.
 Manager ". L. Edwards, of the Copper QueSn Hotel had the big dir ing room handsomely decorated with flags and cut flowers, the service and menu were in keeping with the other appointments of the banquet and helped long way in making of it the success that it was.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
AT THE oRPHEUM.

Another big house greeted the Earl Burgess Cor1pany on their second presentation of '"The Unwritten Law" The company continues to grow stead fly in popularity. At today's matinee they will repeat this same play; also tonight. Sunday the new bill will be Grattan Donnelly's realistic picture of the Siberian exile system Darkest Russia" Miss Anderson will be seen as the patroitic Ida Barosky. Three plays will be given next week. the other two being Her Fatal Likeness" and 'Lured From Home"
 The company is exceptionally versa tile. and it's members seem to be at home in all styles of roles. The stag ing Is remarkably effective and no de tail is at any time slighted- The Earl Burgess Company is certainly proving a magnet to Bisbee theatregoers.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
.COL. GREENES GAR
 IS LEVIED UPON Writ of Attachment for S10,- 900 Against Il at Paso
 RobleS Yesterday,

SAN LUIS oBIsPo, Cal, May 15.- The private car of W. c. Greene, the copper king, was levied upon at Paso Robles last evening to satisfy a writ of attachment for s10,000 issued out of the superior court of San Francisco county in favor of Dr. E. B. Perrin, of that city, last Wednesday.
 Sheriff McFadden went to the Springs City yesterday afternoon in an automobile and served the process. The car levied upon conveyed the Greene party to Paso Robles a few days since.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
4 PROTEST ON
 FREIGHT RATES
Representatives of 300 Com mercial Organizations In
 Chicago to Register Kick.

CHICAGO. May 15.--Represei.s4r tives of more than 300 commercial organizations from all parts of the country, in a meeting here today, adopted rssolutoLs prote7ti7g against the proposed railroad ra-as but agreeing to submit the question of the justice of such an advance to ssae interstate commerce ;ommlssion with out an appeal to the courts. In the event of the railroads refusing to consent to arbitration, the federal courts are to be asked to issue in functions against the railroads in every district where an attempt may be made 10 increase the rates.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
END OF RUFF TRIAL IS NOW IN SIGHT Attorney Heney Expects To Have All His Testimony In
 By This Evening,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-At the end of a conference held today be- tween the attorneys and Judge DooE :ngs, just before the adjournment 6 the Ruef trial, 1t was announced by Assistant District Attorney Heney that he expected to have all evidence in tomorrow and will then rest the case of the people. It Is pretty well understood the defense will introduce 60 witnesses. This being the case, arguments will begin Monday.
 It was another wearing. uncomfort- able day for ex-Superyisor Andrew M Wilson, he playing the part Of shuttlecock for six long hours be tween the fifqris!torial battladores Of Attorneys Heney and Aeh. Under crossexamination he became more mixed and confused than he did on the preceding day.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
STREET CARS UNPOPULAR
 IN CALCUTTA, INDIA

CALCUTTA. May 15.--A bomb ex- ploded on the rail of street car line here today and four natives were in jured. It was evidently the intention of the perpetrators of the outrage to wreck street car containing white persons.
 This being the fifth attempt within five months to blow up street ears with bombs, much uneasiness has resulted.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
CLEVELAND IMPROVING.

LAKEWOOD. N. J. May J5.-Forrn. CT President Grover Cleveland, accord. ing to a statement by Mrs. Cleveland tonight, has shown much improve. ment during the past week. and is nos resting very comfortably. No arrange ments about going eeck to Princeton have been made and none vfii be made until the weather becomes more settled.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
X slO,00O,OOO CASE
 INVOLVING CLAIM Silver Peak Suit in Nevada Completed in the District
 Court at Reno.

RENO, New, May 15.-A case in. yoiving mining properties in the Silver Peak district valued at approx ilnately s1o.0o0. 900. which has been In litigation in the Nevada courts for the past twelve years, the case of Gamble against Hanchett, was com pleted in the district court here to- day and will be submitted to Judge Pike or briefs. It involves an alleged option secured by Gamble in 1893 from John l. Blair, of New Jersey, -miilionasre, which he alleges ITS taken from him by fraud.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
DELEGATES UNRESTRICTED
 FROM VIRGINIA DISTRICT

WINCHESTER, Va. May 15.-A contesting Republican convention held here today elected two delegates from the seventh congressional dis trict unt1structed- They are known to be antfTaft men.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
ssoo.ooo FIRE.

OMAHA, Neb.. May 15.-The old plant of the Omaha Packing Com pany at Thirty-third and o streets. South Omaha. was destroyed by fire tonight, together with 3.000. 900 pounds Of meat, Involving loss of s50o. o.ooo.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
BENSON MERcHANT

VISITS BlSBEE. Manager Lara, or the Kit & Sons Mercantile Co, of Benson, came over to the Board of Trade rally at the Copper Queen hotel last night. Mir. Lara called at the Review office and was shown through the various departments.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16

COLLEGE BASEBALL. AMHERST. May 15.-Amherst q; Princeton, 5.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
FAIR WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. May 15.-weatheY indications for Arizona: Fair satur' day and Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16

Many a man who claims to be self made was made what he is by his wife.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-16
TRANSPORTATION BANQUET 0F BOARD OF
 TRADE SUCCESSFUL

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-06
POOR CONSULAR OFFICES.

From the Washington Herald
china and Japan are not the only
countries in which the offices occupied
by our consular representatives are un-
fit and reflect upon us as a nation" said
Capt ]. NJ. Malloy. of Cleveland Ohio.
who has travelled much abroad in the last
few years. at the Raleigh I'm many of
the capitals of Europe the quarters
which serve as offices for our diplomats
would not be tolerated for a moment in
third class business man of this coun-
try In Berlin, the foreign embassies of
Russia, France and Spain are magnifi-
cent buildings, and nearly every other
country has well-equipped offices, but my
pride as an American citizen was much
humbled when after inquiring from a
number Of persons l found the office of
our United States ambassador in the sec
ond story of a rather common looking
building directly over a bookstore
Every other country owns the build
ing occupied by its ambassador, and none
of them needs to feel ashamed of its
embassy. The people of European coun-
tries must look with pride upon the flags
unfurled over their property, but Ameri-
cans who visit Berlin, in particular feel
greatly chagrined when they see the
glorious stars and stripes hung from the
second story of a rented building It's
time our government was taking some
steps to remedy this condition. Con-
gress is providing handsome quarters for
its own members and for the executive
departments; it would not require the ex-
penditure of a great deal of money to
build suitable structures for our lega-
tions and embassies in the principal for
eign cities, and anybody who has been
abroad and seen how insignificant our
offices are, surely will approve of an ap-
preparation to provide more commodious
and suitable quarters. 1t makes us look
small and cheap to compel our represen-
tatives to occupy the inadequate little Of
ficess they do"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-01-06
OLD CALENDARS.
One of 1896 viii Do as Well as a New
One for 1908.

From the Meriden Journal
At this season of the year, when every
one wants new calendar for 1908, it
may interest readers to know that if they
have an old one of either the years 1872
1910, 1868 or 1896 lying around the house
1t will do just as we'll; also if they will
save their 1908 calendars they can be
used again in 1886, 1884 and so on up
This goes to show that calendar like his
tory, repeats itself.
The year 1908 being a leap year, its
calendar can be used only every Is years
but the calendar of 1907 ought to be
saved, for it is a useful one For in
stance, it was found handy in 1882, 1893
1879, 1906, 1911, 1922, 1893, 1889, 1850, 1861
1867 1873, 1889, 1895 and 1905 and will
be used again in 1916, and thereafter every
six or IL years, excepting when the
year 1000 comes in, which, while divisi-
bic by four, isn't a leap year any more
than 1900 or 1900 were. So we lose a day
and they get an extra year as the re-
suit which means a period of 70 years
must elapse between the time we use the
calendar before the year 1000 and the time
we next use ii after the year 2OOO
This matter of the recurrence of the
same calendar every six or IL years is
very simple when looked into. The year
lsO7 began on Tuesday, and when Tues
day begins year again it is evident
the same calendar can be used, unless it
is leap year. AS 1908 is a leap year. start
ing on Wednesday, an extra day is gained
and 1909, instead of starting on Thursday.
doesn't get doing until Friday 1910 on
Saturday, 1911 on Sunday and 1912 would
naturally start on Tuesday, the extra
day shoves it along to Wednesday and
tuesday is missed. Then 1914 starts on
thursday, 1915 on Friday and 1916, an
other leap year, on Saturday. In turn,
1917 starts Monday instead of Sunday, on
account of leap year, so that not until
1918 do we find a year which starts on
Tuesday again, the same as 1907 did. vet
IT Is not leap year.
1t is evident that il only one leap year
mad come in, as in the period from 1901
to 1907, the same day of the week the
year to start on will recur in six years.
but If two come in II years must inter-
Vene