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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
THE CUBS WIN TWO
GAMES At DOUGLAS
First on Sunday and the Sec
ond Yesterday In Eleven
Innings,

The Bisbee Cubs went to Douglas
Sunday and took two games from the
Douglas Junior team. One of the
games was played Sunday afternoon
and the other yesterday morning. The
Cubs won the Sunday game, II TO 10.
scoring eight runs in the sixth inning
when they pried loose a deluge of base
hits of young Mr.. Stupe who was doing
the hurting for the Douglas kids.
Stupe had replaced Robinson, who
had the Cubs beaten to a FRAGILE
Robinson figured he would save him
self for yesterdays game, so Stupe
took the box. 1t was a sad mistake.
The Bisbee swatteTs lit on his de-
livery for everything in the base hit
line, and when the storm cleared eight
runs had oozed over the pan. O'Mal-
ley's playing at short for the Cubs
was the feature. He cleared the
bases with a triple in the sixth. John
Hughes also had his batting clothes
on. Brophy and Ligget were the Cub
battery.
Yesterday the Cubs won to S in
eleven innings. Robinson and Over
lock for Douglas and Harper and
O'Malley for the Cubs were the bat
teries. Douglas tied the score in the
ninth inning, but the Cubs came to
the front with a rush in the eleventh
when Harper landed the pellet for
three bases with runner on second
The Cubs play the Tombstone Stars
at Lewis Springs on August go, the
day of the Democratic barbecue.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
AN IMPROVEMENT
IN ITS FINANCES
Status of the Old Dominion
Company Which Has
Quick Cash Assets,

BOSTON, Aug. 1.-THE Old Do
minion Copper Mining & Smelling
company is steadily improving its f.
nancial position Notwithstanding the
low price of copper and heavy under
ground and construction expenses.
At the present time it mas notes
outstanding of less than 100000, 9th
er than the 100000 it owes the Old
Dominion company of Maine, and
which it will continue to owe until
the properties are actually consolidate
ed. It has cash on hand at the pres
ent time sufficient to pay on about
one-ialf OF its outstanding notes, and
when the notes become due the latter
part of September or the first OF 90
tober will be paid.
The company today has quick cash
assets in excess of current liabilities
of between 100000 and $4,000.
With any further Improvements in
the copper metal market the Old Do
m1nion company viii increase its pro-
ductiCr for it now has the equipment
necessary to output 100000 pounds
of copper per month.
President Smith of the Old Domin-
ion company will leave Boston this
week for a short visit to the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11

charge of the post During that time
"a heavy Indebtedness incurred by ir-
responsible parties has been paid off.
over $500 has been given 70 charity,
and all expenses have been promptly
met
Since Capt. Hunt took charge of the
work thirty-seven members have been
RECEIVED, while 100 converts have
beEn won over to q better life. A
good band has been organized, many
instruments, including a piano, have
been purchased and paid for, and the
work is left by its leader in excellent
shape for his successor, .
Capt. Hunt and his little boy left
yesterday afternoon for Stockton, Cal,
where he viii take charge of the work
Of the Army at that point. He Will be
joined there by Mrs. Hunt, who has
been in California for several months
in the hope of improving her health.
Capt. Hunt will be long and grateful
" remembered in Bisbee because Of
his many manly traits and because Of
the many good deeds which he has
done toward relieving want AMI dis
tress in quarters the Army alone can
reach.
The post here win be taken com
mand of by Ensign McClelland, who
is expected to arrive today from
Petaluma, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
DEMOCRATIC YEAR."
SAYS Oh. HAGAh
Returned Delegate From Pres
colt Says Best of Good
Feeling Prevailed.

DR.. John HagaB city physician, re.
turned yesterday morning from the
Democratic convention recently held
in Prescott. He was accompanied as
far as Douglas by B. A. Packard and
Geo. H. Kelly. The other Bisbeeites
joined the ecursion to the Grand Can
yon, as in fact did many of the dale
gates.
Mark Smith has agreed to be in Bis
bee on the Both of this month, and
will make one of the leading speeches
of the campaign at the big free barbe-
cue TO be given by the Warren Dis
trict Democratic Club at Lewis
Springs on that date.
The best of good feeling prevailed
at the convention said DIR. Hagan
last night in speaking of the conven-
ton, and from the expressions Of the
older heads in politics this is to be the
greatest year in the history of the
Democratic party in Arizona. Mari
copa is going to try to pile up big
ger Democratic majority this fall than
Coci1ise, but they will have to show
us" concluded the doctor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
AMERICAN CONSUL IS
VISITOR TO TUCSON
Talks in a General Way About
the YaQuiS and the Settle
ment of Troubles.

TUCSON, Aug. I0-Among the pas
sengers from Sonora Sunday the In
ternational train brought from Her.
mosiIlo Louis. Hostetter, the United
States consul at that place. Mr.. Hos
letter was en- route to California,
where he will remain until October l.
II is about year since Mr.. Hostetter
paid visit to Tucson, at which time
he noted for the first appearance. TO
htp. Of tae completed new and hand
some depot, the branch Office of Wells
Fargo & Co., and the two s. P. com
pany's buildings of a minor but sub
stantiaI character north of the depot.
Mr. Hostetter said, while it was hot
here, the weather was fine compared
with the tropical state of affairs in
Hermosillo. 1t was good time TO
imbibe the sea air and indulge in a
change by proceeding TO the shores
Of the mighty Pacific.
Said Mr. Hostetter about reconcilia-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
DEATH
A SHOCK To
MANY FRIENDS
While They ReioiCed at His
Escape, News Came of the
Death Angels Visit-Victim
of Railroad Accident.

While the friends and family of
the late Carl Z. Holman, better known
as Charles, were rejoicing over the re
port that he was progressing rapidly
toward recovery from the injuries
which he had received while in the
discharge of his duties as a switchman
in the local yards of the Z. P. & S. w,
they were shocked by the report that
he was dead. Many were incredu-
lous at first, until inquiry convinced
them that the news was too true.
Young Holman suffered a broken
leg while attempting 10 leave the track
after throwing switch. His foot
caught in frog and ne was over
taken by the engine, which dragged
him for a considerable distance. He
was taken to the Copper Queen hos
pital, where after an examination,
the attending physicians expressed
the opinion that ne had been internal
ly injured. Saturday, two days after
the accident, he seemed much better.
and it was thought that he would re-
cover.
Sunday he was worse, and could not
be awakened. 1t developed that he
was suffering from a aemorrhage and
death resulted, according to the re-
port of the jury which held the in
quest, from a hemorrhage caused by
a fracture at the base of the brain.
He never regained consciousness
after the fatal sleep of Sunday morn
ing. and died at 6:15 the afternoon OF
the same day.
The deceased was twenty-five years
of age. the son of Moses F. Holman,
a conductor for many years on the
E p & S. W. Before coming TO Bis
bee young Holman lived in Douglas
and was a member of the B. P. o. E.
of that ely. He was also member
of the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men. Carl Holman had made many
friends in Bisbee by his sterling worth
and genial manners, to whom his
death came as shock.
~ Funeral services over the remains
seere held at 7:30 last night under
the auspices OF the Elks, Of whom
large number were present Tue
father of the deceased, who was vita
his son at the time Of his death. VIII
accompany the remains to Aibu-
ouerdue. ". NJ, where they will be
sent hits morning for interment-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
j. P. GULL IS OUT
FOR TREASURER
Well Known Resident of Bisbee
Where Friends Promise
Their Loyal Support.

John P. Gull, who has been men
toned by some as a candidate on the
Democratic ticket for county treasurer
this morning. makes official announce
ment Of his candidacy subject to the
viii OF the Democratic county con-
Eention-
Mr.. Gull has been a resident of Bis
bee for the past SIX years, and of Co
chise county for 1welve years He
is exceedingly well qualified for the
position During his residence in Bis
bee he was a member of the firm of
Anderson & Gull, and for several years
was with Norton z Morgan at Wilcox,
where he has mary loyal friends. Dir.
Gull has wide acquaintance not only
in Bisbee, but over the county. and
his friends have given him much en-
couragement to become a candidate
for county treasurer. He has always
been a firm believer in the principles
OF democracy, has at all times been a
supporter of the ticket ard has never
been a candidate for Office before.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
THE LEHR COMPANY
AT THE 0RPHEUM

Theatre-goers were agreeably sur
prised at the showing made last
night and Sunday night by the Ina
Lehr company, which is playing an
engagement at the Orpaeum in this
city. and voted It decided improve
ment over the one which preceded
them. "The Fatal Wedding" the play
presented, was handled in a compe-
tent manner and the audience, judg
ing from tae hearty applause, was
well pleased. The specialties between
the acts were also good and received
several encoFes. The company viii
present tonight Midnight in China
town" play totally dissimilar from
any play recently presented here
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
CLUB
TO MEET FRIDAY
Many Applications For Men,
berShip-PraCtiCe Shoot
Last Saturday.

A number of members of the newly.
organized Bisbee Revolver Club took
advantage of the completion of three
of the ranges last Saturday and went
out for a practice shoot. While the
scores were not record-breakiug, it
was easily seen that the club con.
tains some good shots, or rather the
material for the making of good shots
The ten, twenty and thirty yard
ranges have been completed, and by
Thursday of this week the fifty yard
range will have been completed. There
are many applications for member
ship on file with the secretary, and a
meeting of the club will be held Fri
day of this week at which they will be
acted on.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
IT WAS QUITE 4
NERVOUS MARKET
An Hour After the Opening
There was a Break in
the Prices.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.--The tone of
the stock market was nervous and
irregular at times today, but the
sweep broadened and the demand
was sufficient to dominate an upward
course in prices in spite of some set
backs and obstacles opposed. Within
an hour after the opening there was
a break in prices that approached the
violence of that of last Friday. The
same stock American Smelling and
National Lead, we're conspicuous feat
ures In the break, which is supposed
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK
tuesday.

Tuesday,
Vermont tenn championship tour
nament opens at st. Johnsbury.
Opening of the grand circuit race
meeting at Buffalo.
Cruise Of the American Power Boat
association from New York to Thous-
and Islands.
Wednesday.
Annual international automobile
race over the ATdennes circuit in
France.
Meeting Of the Empire City Racing
association opens at Yonkers, n. Y
Opening of annual horse show at
Front Royal, Va.
Thursday.
Billy Papke VS.. Willie Lewis, twelve
rounds, at Boston.
Philadelphia cricketers VS.. Maryle-
bone Cricket club at Lords. LoEdon.
East, west and south tennis doubles
at Crescert Athletic club. New York.
Opening of annual tournament Of
West Chester Polo club at Newport,
R. I.
Friday.
Balloon race for the Forbes trophy
starts from North Adams, Mass.
First day of the annual regatta Of
the National Association OF Amateur
'oarsmen at Springfield, Mass.
New Yerk-SSn Francisco automo-
bile contest starts from New York.
Johnny Murphy vs.. Freddie Welsh,
ten rcands, at Los angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
GENERAL WARDWELL
IN BAD SHAPE
Condition of Veteran Old Sol
der and Hero Has Grown
Serious.
iSuecjaI to The Review. }

TOMBSTONE, Aug. 1O.-There is
grave danger tonight that General
David K WardweIl may not live until
the authorities decide on some plan to
move him and his Ieprous wife TO
some permanent quarantine. General
Wardwell is in bad shape. His condi-
ton grew serious yesterday. While
there is no immediate danger, his age
makes it possible that death might
come quickly in his weakened condi-
ton.
DR.. Coleman did not arrive here
from Phoenix either Sunday or yes
terday. He had been ordered here by
Governor Kibbey to investigate the
case of General Wardweil sEG his wife
DR.. Coleman is territorial sanitary Of
ficer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
METALS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.--London tin
was lower. Spot G137; futures s13S.
Local market easy at S30.5G03O.75.
There was another advance in Lon
don copper. Spot closing at eel lis
Cd. Futures at e62 Us Cd. Local
market firm. Lake 13.75614c; cleo
trolytic, 1924 @13.S7hc; casting,
1871 @136213c. Advance of about
p points.
Lead higher at G13 IS Cd in Lon
don. Local market steady at S4.57181
1921.
Spelter unchanged at e19 5s in Lon
don. The local market was steady at
$4T01475.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
CAPT. HUNT BIDS
BISBEE FAREWELL
IS
FINAL Services Sunday Well
Atttended-GoeS to Stock
ton-RevieW of Work.

Sunday was great day with tile
members Of the Salvation Army and
their friends, and yet it was not
glad day. The occasion was one OF
Ieave-taking from their captain, S. E.
Hars- to whom they had grown At
taehed during his stay Of year in
the camp.
Both at the open-air service and at
ire meeting held in the hall Sunday
large crowds we're present Extra
seats had to be procured for the meet
ing held at the han in the evening
There Capt Eunt reviewed tae work
which had been done by the Salvation
Army since his arrived here to take
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11

to be due TO a phase of the senss-
tional advertising campaign to al
tract a speculative interest in the
market now Being waged by Boston
spectators. The day was notable for
it's usually dormant stocks, which
We're awakened into activity.
Bonds are firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11

Amalgamated Copper, 50 rs; Ameri-
can Smelling, 101 5-S; Atchison, 500;
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. 1861 /;
New York Central, ITO Is; Pennsyl-
vania, 126 SIS; Reading. 1913 So; So.
Pacific, Sc rs; Union Pacific, 159 Is,
U. s. Steel AZ rs; U. S. Steel pfd.
10 IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11

Wheat was weak September open
ed t-493-Sc 10 3-S@1kc lower at "a Is
TO "a 3-S; sold of to SO lac; closed at
SO 3-S993kc.
Corn closed firm. September open
ed 1-46kc lower at 1906 IA, adj
vanced to Use, closed " 3-s.
Oats easy. September opened a
shade lower at 4sc, advanced to 4S1zc
and closed at As 1-464S CSC.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
cATrLE AND SHEEP

CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-Cattle receipts,
$4,000 head. Market strong to 10c
higher. Beeves, S3.756765; Texans,
$500 500; westerns, S36066.00;
stockers and feeders, $2.40@A50;
cows and heifers, s1.5005.50; calves,
S350@6.35.
Sheep receipts $4,000 head. Market
lower. Natives, s2.4094.25; westerns,
S2.50@425; yearlings, S425@5.00;
lambs, s3.5096.35; westerns, $500
6.35.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11

George Hoffer. an old Yuma county
prospector. is missing and searching
party is looking after bin.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11

Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-11
SCHEDULE

nearest Agent, to
NORMAN CARMICHAEL
Asst GenJ Supt
A. 7. THOMPSON,
Treasurer, CLIFTON. A T
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-12

Maitre Escoffier, the famous chef, who
nvented such good things to eat that
the German emperor would rather nave
them than beer and sausage. and who
discovered 168 ways of cooking eggs,
showed his very great appreciation OF
the courtesy extended to him in New
York by figuring out a new way %
serve Strawberries.
He called the dish strawberry Edith.
1t is the latest creation OF the noted ex-
pert in cookery, and when 1T was set
before the public for the first time at
the Knickerbocker hotel at 50 cents per,
IL became the most popular Wand on
the menu card in the tea room.
Maitre Escoffier sailed for Europe last
Thursday. Just before his departure
he placed in front of James b. Regain,
of the Knickerbocker, whose guest he
had been for a week, a dish that made
the hotel man pass his plate for more.
There was no more. The chef had
got out only a working model Of the
dish, which he described as strawberry
Edith. Mr.. Regan insisted that he had
not had enough, Whereupon the chef
confded that he had simply tried the
Edith on him to see how II went, with
the intention, If ii hit the right spot, of
presenting 10 Mr.. Regain the recipe for
making it as q mark of appreciation
| Of the courtesy that had been shown to
him during his stay in New York.
Then he handed to Mr.. Regain a slip
of PAPER telling the secrets of straw
berry Edith, including the Media dish
and kirsch. This done he departed from
America in the satisfaction of having
amply repaid his entertainer and con-
ferred a public boon.
Strawberry Edith's recipe was turned
over to the hotel chef, who turned out
the first batch in time to catch the tea
room f~requenters after a matinee.
Walters, stewards, clerks and every
body connected with the hotel were
bombarded with inquiries as to how it
was made. A score of prominent wom-
en- sent notes to the hotel asking for
the recipe.
Manager Barney consulted with Mr..
Regain, who decided to give the secret
to the public. One point was withheld,
and that Of necessity. They couldn't
tell who the Edith Is that made such
an impression on Maitre EscOttier that
he named his latest creation in her
honor.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-12
Beware the Comma.

From the Chicago Evening Posi-.
Are you a reckless user Of commas?
II so, beware; for the lowly punctuation
mark, for all It's dropping. humble aspect,
has vast possibilities OF mischief and is
addicted to twisting sentences into a.
mockcry of the writer's ideas.
The commas field OF greatest activity
Is the law. In the history OF Illinois at
least one statute has been overthrow be-
cause the printer. or the proofreader, or
some shrewd politician slipped In a comma
where none was intended, and so ruined
the whole statute. Nor Is this state alone
In It's experience with the diminutive pune
tuation marks mischief making procliyi-
ties No less dignifed a statute than a
tariff law has been mad the sport Of
this Innocent appearing mark. The law
in question contained a clause intended
to read "fruit-plants. ETC." but the printer
substituted a comma for the hyphen, and
! thereby placed fruit on the free list.
The whole asphalt imbrogiio may be said
to rest upon a punctuation mark a dec,-
NAL point this time. When. way back
In 1883. the first asphalt concession was
made. the surveyors report described the
asphalt deposits as $50 instead of $50 me-
tiers above the sea. and this mistake sup
piled the Venezuelan courts with an ex-
cuse for revoking the concession.
Clearly. II behooves the wissst among
us TO keep a watchful eye on the comma
and lis relatives OF the punctuation fam
lily. When In doubt use a period-and
stop.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-12
a Millinery MonStrosity.

She had bought a little bonnet with a
pretty bird upon It
And she perched 1t on her forehead one
fine day.
When to her unfeigned surprise, that gay
birdie winked his eyes
And proceeded unconcernedly to. say:
81 perceive, my dear, tha you have been
looking At me too,
And no doubt you also think me rather
fine,
But / really wish 1 knew if I'm just the
And il ali these wings and tails are
really mine.
Nov to my untutored brain it is very.
very plain
That i'm wearing Bluejay feather on
my right,
While upon my other wing something yell
low seems to cling
Which is very Oriole-ish in the light.
'I've an Owl-ish sort of head, but my
collar tuft is red
And there's something strangely Hawk
ish in my eyes;
Then my tail Is wondrous queer-at a
glance II would appear
h tive. taken from a Bird OF Para
disc.
IT am somewhat grieved to say I'm con-
structed in a way
That reflects upon my pedigree. at least,
And l beg you'll not demur when l add.
a nest of fur
Makes me feei-welI quite a little like
a beast.
Now I've often heard IT said we must
evolute when dead
This NAV be an incarnation, so TO speak;
Rutland here the Birdie sighed, Il am
sorry that | died,
For Td rather be a sparrow than a
Town Topics.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-12

Have you heard from Mr.. Soper yet,
Thomas"
mo, sir, not yet" answered the Of
five boy, who followed his employer,
Mr.. Reynard, round the desk in the
center Of the stock brokers private
room. Reynard suddenly turned to
change his course, and In so doing al
, most walked over the lad. They both
smiled, but Reynard was too much dis
turbed TO linger over the incident or to
comment upon 1t. Can / do anything
for you, Mr.. Reynard?" inquired the
boy, who realized that something OF
grave import was hanging fire.
Not a thing. Just go over there and
sit down. 1 will want you in a min
ute
The stock broker then took two
strides TO his desk, pulled viciously at
q telegram that he had spiked, bit his
mustache in a straight line from cor
ner to corner, slipped into his seat and
dropped into a spell Of deep thought.
For the tenth time he re-read the mes
sage: IF I don't hear from you by 3
I will sell. Roberts" The clock over
the mantel showed that the fatal hour
was close upon him-an hour that
meant a fortune or the shattertng of
both the foundation and the super
structure he had been building for the
past ten years. Reynard had staked
his all upon the last throw, and 1t
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-12

your life. He's waiting in his office Tor
me. Get out" /,
The boys footsteps could be heard
Changing down the corridor. Reynard
wiped the ~perspiration from his fore
head and turned his attention to his
fancee, his tense manner breaking.
without any graduation, to the calm
self-sufficiency Of the accepted lover.
Tell me, dearest, what brought you
downtown" he asked, in soft tones.
Just lonesome for o Ed" was the
woman's answer.
Reynard then divided his interest be-
tween Miss Haskins and the tape n a
rolled out its endless string. Finally
he gave the tape the preference, and his
hancee was entirely forgotten. Fuel
and Light" had taken a turn. A half
point, then a point, another, and still
another. Down, down dawn went the
stock. Before he could pull himself to-
gether for action ii was too late. Fuel
and Light had wrecked his fortune, his
ambitions and his hopes. He had lost,
and was but another incidental figure
in that sea of routed spectators,
Miss Haskins realized that something
of a ruinous nature had happened, but
could not grasp the full import of her
lovers misfortune until he confessed
the full story. For herself she did not
care so much; but she feared for the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-06-12

every man in the Guards. As soon as
he sees you he will ride up and ask
you how old you are; you will say '27'
in German; next, how long have you
been in the service; you must reply,
Three weeks finally, as to whether
you are provided with Zoe and clothes,
you answer, Both"
Pat soon learned his German an
swers, but never dreamed OF getting
familiar with the questions. In three
weeks he appeared before the king In
review. His majesty rode up to him.
Paddy stepped forward with present
arms"
How old are you?" said the king.
Three weeks" said the Irishman.
How long have you been In the SER
vice?" asked his majesty.
".Twenty-seven years"
Am I a fool or are you?" reared the
king.
Both" replied Patrick. who was i'm
mediately taken to the guard room, blu,
pardoned by the king when the latter
understood the facts in the case.