Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-25

day and tney made anchor on drtft- wood or the shore whenever conven7 tent.
 Belt. Globe: Dr. J. Morgan Gle ments. the well known mining engl- neer. who was very prominent in the initial work of the Globe Consolidated company two years ago, arrived in the city last evening from trip to Mexi- co and will be here several days be- fore returning to New York Dr. Gle snents reports that the Yaquis are more active than ever in Sonora and that military guardt are necessary on trains on the Sonora road between Guaymas and Noales.
 Numerous murders have been re- gently committed by the Yaquis and in one place, on the Sonora road an entire section gang was murdered The Indians are not molesting Americans, however. as was evidenced in the case of one of their raids, when they killed several Mexicans and allowed the one American with them, to go uinjured. Consequently the activity in the mining 1 industry is not suffering greatly through the depredations of the YaQuis.
 Hundreds of Yaquis are being de ported, according to Dr. Clements. but those who are being herded together and shipped to Yucatan or the Isthmus of Tehauntepec are all peaceful In dians who are employed on ranches.
 Globe Belt: Somewhat of a sensa- ton was created yesterday when it was learned that warrants would be issued for the arrest of the young men who took part in the recent athletic smoker on tne charge of violating the federal statute prohibiting prize fight ] ing in the territories. "Wednesday evening Deputy United States Marshal
 Ralph W. Sturgis received a telegram from United States Marshal Ben Daniels at Tucson ordering him to ar rest all of those who took part in the sparring matches at the Alexander Mon day night.
 The orders from Tucson surprised Sturgis who immediately went to Unit. led States Commissioner Chas. T. Mar tin and requested him to draw up tae warrants Yesterday morning Deph 1 ty Sturgis corralled as many of the athletes as couId be found and hailed them before the commissioner who re leased them on their own recognizance to appear before him on March 2 for preliminary hearing.
 Those who took part in the sparring contests are Leslie TiIlman, Josie Ros- chofa11 Jimmie Banfeld, Jack McKin- non. Jim Flynn and John Cheer and l, warrants were issued for the six boys by Commissioner Martin.
 It is very improbable that any of the defendants will be held to the United States grand jury, as there will be no difficulty in proving tha5 the matches pulled of at the smoker were not fights" in any sense of the word, but scientific sparring exhibitions. Sim liar contests have recently been pulled of at the gymnasium of the Y. M., C.. A. at Douglas and Bisbee and no ef- fort was made to molest them by Unit ed& States or local officials. Those who were in charge of the smoker, previous to it. took the precaution of securing the advice of the sheriff and city mar shal, neither of them objecting to the sparring matches providing that they would not violate the letter of the law, either federal or territorial. A repre- sentative of the sheriff's office was present at the smoker and had there been anything like. prize fight pulled of, it would have been immediately SSSSopped and the participants paced under arrest. AS it was, there was not even as much as a bloody nose during the three four-round bouts.