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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
SAME OLD STORY.

Again We are requested by cable
10 sled tears over the misfortunes Of
the American bride of continental
Rirlie. called Lord.
2 Who struts and stares and a that,
and as Mr.. Burns proceeded to sag,
who in spite Of the fact that thous-
aads worship at his word is but a
cuff for all that Gulf means
hanged fool. in fact one who is un,
usually hanged and exceptionally fool
ish. 1t illustrates condensed vitupera.
tion, in which the Scotch excel
Zeesheenyi. whose name we cannot
spell, and refuse to learn how. has
taken his American bride into dark
est gypsy land. where hungry greasy
swarthy, frowsy, hairy Hungarians
play rhapsodies on wild-shrieking i'd
dies and waltz around on their ears
in buoyant ezardas-the Hungarian
hula-hula-from morn tin dewy eve
At dewy eve they eat goulash until
the air is heavy, and then fiddle some
more and do crazy stunts spelled with
Ks, c's and rs.
Now, this is all very well once in
a while in the third act of a gypsy
melodrama or at the News York Eden
musee, but as habit, says the Los
Angeles Herald, it rapidly pals upon
one used to the milder modes Of life
prevalent in the United States, where
though we may not be entirely ciyi
lized, at any rate we do not eat garlic
with abandon and where, excepting
rare occasions, - dance with reserve
and discretion.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
DEFYlNe A CYCLONE

4 remarkable event occurred some
days since at Fort Crook, Neb.. which
brought out in high relief the courage
and discipline of the men of the
United States army A tornado,
colloduialIy called a cyclone, was
seen approaching. and the fort lay
almost directly in its pathway The
trumpet call was sounded, the six
hundred men at the post assembled
on the parade ground in battalion
formation and. in the midst of the
flying slate roofs and other debris.
marched from the parade grounds to
some substantial buildings, broks
ranks and took up stations in the Gel
lars. No maa was injured, but the
damage 10 the fort is estimated some
thing like $4,000.
No one who ever witnessed the
oneoming of tornado needs to be
told that the discipline and courage
which permitted men to cody form
in line and march under command
and in regular military order in the
face of the storm cannot be surpassed
by any exhibition of good order or
discipline on the field of battle
Naturally, in abiding to the incl
dent, there comes the inevitable re
membrance of the day of the fearful
hurricane sin Samoa, when the
Trenton and Vandalia were lost;
when the band of the American flag
ship played martial airs as the vessel
was driven to what seemed certain
destruction, while the crew manned
the rigging and cheered with hearty
goodwill the successful fight which
was made by British cruiser to get
out of the harbor and to sea, against
the tremendous force Of the wind.
The two services are alike in this,
that neither battle nor tempest has
the power to daunt or Cypress either
the American soldier or. sailor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

Dispatches from Washington are TO
the effect the Taft managers state
that if the friends of the secretary
are strong enough to control the reso-
buttons committee at Chicago the
platform will not alone contain a
mere endorsement of Roosevelt. but
of Roosevelt's policies as well, and
will pledge the candidate of the con-
vention to a continuance of those pol
icies just as President Roosevelt on
first assuming Office pledged himself to
carry out the policies and plans in
augurated and advocated by his muir
dered predecessor. This is handing
it down with a vengeance and if
President Roosevelt can succeed in
nominating Ny candidate, pledged
to carry out My policies, on My"
platform in the government of MY"
people, it would seem as if the eter-
nal ego in him ought at least to be
temporarily satisfied. But in the re
mote possibility of Taft's election the
question then arises. who would be
president any way"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
MEETS ON CONTESTS

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Ju.e 4.-Chairman
New and the members of the republi-
can national committee are here in
readiness TO Oegin tomorrow the most
important part of the preconvention
work For the next week the com
mittee viii be engaged daily in the
work of considering and deciding the
contests filed for seats in the national
convention. The contests total nearly
200. and include the entire state or
territorial delegations in SOME cases.
The great majority are from the
south and arise from the differences
between the white and the BLACK
factions, of the republican party in
that section. In Virginia. Louisiana,
Alabama and a number OF other
states both factions held conventions
and elected delegates 70 the national
convention II is now up to the ma
tionai committee to ,.cc.Ie which OF
the rival delegations is entitled to
recognition by the convention. The
contests viii be taken up according
to the alphabetical order OF the states
and territories. The irst to be con-
sidered. Therefore, viii be those from
Alabama.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
Editorial CORRESPONDENCE

Editorial Correspondence
GLOBE. Ariz.. June EVERY man
you meet in this city will tell you
that Globe is now the equal of any
city in Arizona. and each one is pre-
psred TO prove it if ne is given time.
Nowhere can be found more civic
pride or a more enthusiastic lot OF
boosters than in Globe. TIE claim
on population in Globe is 10000 in the
town. Quite a large percentage of
the population is Eot within the city
limits, yet there were 1885 names
of legal votes placed on the register
made up for the recent city election
In the city of Douglas 1.205 voters
were registered in the city election.
and in Bisbee between 100 and
1900 voters were listed, so it will be
seen that the Globeite is not ultra
extravagant in his claims.
The GIobeite will also tell you that
this city is destined to be the greatest
mining city in Arizona. and to prove
it points TO the Old Dominion mine
as the equal of any copper mine o.
the American continent; they point
to the Globe Consolidated, which al.
ready has a splendid showing; they
point to the Miami Copper company,
which owns property very near
Globe where millions of dollars worth
CT copper ore has already been de
veloped. There are those here who
have been in the district for years
and who have no interest in the
Miami company that will tell you that
this property is destined to rival the
Old Dominion, the Copper Queen and
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
GLOBE CITIZENS
HAVE GREAT FAITH

the United Verde as 4 producer
Many other properties in this district
have made good showings and some
Of them are already in the producing
list.
The ella Volley.
The ella valley. through which one
travels in coming TO Globe from
Bowie station, is one of the prsttiest
valleys in Arizona. Something near
twenty thousand acres of fertile land
is in cultivation, and at the present
time this land is yielding crops which
have never \been eXcel!ed before.
Green alfalfa fields and those covered
with golden grain, wheat and barley,
row just ready for the reaper. meets
the eye on either side of the road
from Solomonville to Fort Thomas.
THE second crop Of alfalfa is now
ready to cut, while the first crop OF
hay is being loaded on cars at every
station for shipment to Globe, Bisbee,
Douglas and Cananea. One man In
this valley has contracted $4,000
worth of hay and grain to the Ran
dolph railroad construction camps in
Old Mexico.
The water supply in the valley he's
been abundant up to the present time,
but the supply is now fast failing,
and should the summer rains come
late there will be a scarcity of waite
within the next two weeks. This
would not affect the grain, which is
now matured. but it would probably
mean the loss of one crop of hay.
There are many fourishing towns
in the ella valley, including Solomon
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
TERRITORIAL
NOTES


Dan Sloan, a cowpuncher, came to
Douglas the other day, and rather
than part with the necessary price OF
a bed, slept out in the sage brush
near town. During the night he was
relieved of SS4, his shoes and other
little personal comforts.
Monday the United States suseU-Il
officials at Nogales sold at public
vendue some sixty-two head of con-
traband horses. It is stated that the
entire bunch realized but little more
than $500, an average OK about 50
per head.
4 fifty-mile gale in Yavapai county
Friday made a great deal of furore,
but did little damage in and around
Prescott. At Comp Beauvoir tree
seventy-fye feet high was blown over
barely missing P cottage and other
small damage resulted.
Kingman will probably have ~
court house and Jail as the bill pro
Wiling for the necessary authority has
passed congress. and all that remains
Is the attaching or the president
Signature.
4 big mountain lion has Killed
about twenty-five lambs during the
past week out on the Bear Springs
sheep driveway. near Williams. Al
efforts to kill or capture tle animal
nave so far failed.
Prosper Bowden, charged By j. J.
Keegan with obtaining money under
false pretenses. a check given b.
Bowden to Keegan for 800 having
been returned marked no funds by
the bank it was issued on. was con
victed at Globe Tuesday.
At a meeting of the Tombstone fire
department the invitation of the No
gales department to enter the hose
contest at the Line City on July 4th
was accepted. A committee com
posed Of Chief Mars. George Bravin,
Ole Walker and Frank Myers were
appointed to confer with tie running
team and make arrangements for
practice and preliminaries to win tne
prize money.
! V. G. D1nha,a OF Stafford, who was
arrestsd in Douglas by Deputy Sheriff
w. T. Johnson Of GRAHAM county
charged with hcrse Stealing. was on
Tuesday taken ~ the deputy sheriff
| from Douglas TO Safforc. where he
will be held for trial Dunham IS
accused of -itaalirg a horse belonging
to Byans Smith Of Stafford. Dun
! ham was travelling overland from
Stafford to Douglas. and ne says tina
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
REMEMBERS NAPOLEON
IN MOSCOW CAMPAIGN
A Lucky Russian Who Is Now
1926 Years Old,

ST. PETERSBURG, June 4.-gIi-
chael Boudnilloff. who has. Just ar
rived in st. Petersburg from Tver to
collect a lottery prize Of $500, is one
of the most remarkable characters I'm
Russia. He is believed to be more
than 125 years old. though he still
sees and hears We, and. personally
looks after affairs on his farm.
Boudnikoff joined the Russian army
in 1897, according to records still in
existence. and for eighty years served
as a hussar. He was q grown man
when Napoleon invaded Russia and
remembers many Of the stirring Incl
dents in connection with the famous
Moscow campaign. He was personal
Is known to General Kutuzoff and
was stfIl serving in the days of Sko-
belief who also showed him personal
marks of favor.
Boudnikoff won the medals of st.
George and forty other medals and
crosses of distinction, and two medals
for saving life in the course of his
long military service. The two chief
Russian writer's on Napoleon's inva-
sion of Russia learned from him many
interesting details of the campaign,
of which he has lively recoilections
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

willie, Sanford. Thatcher, Central.
Pima, Curtis and Fort Thomas, ez-
tending down the river in the order
named. Sa4osd seems to be taking
the lead in commercial Importance
and prominence. The citizens OF
Stafford are showing progressive
spirit. and are now planning a sani-
tarium building, to be erected at the
hot water artesian flow recently
| struck at a depth of one thousand
feet by company which was boring
for oil; the Odd Fellows grand
lodge recently located their home.
Tor infirm and needy members Of tAat
order in Stafford. and the citizens will
make an effort to have the county
seat moved there from Solomonyille.
Graham county is sadly in need of a
new court house and other public
buildings, and the people of Stafford
are using this as an argument for
changing the location and providing II
court house which will be in keeping
with Graham county's position as
fourth in Importance in the territory.
ella County Politics.
The Democrats of ella county are
still feeling good over the recent
Globe city election, while the Repub.
licans have got a bad case af the
blues In the city election the
Democrats made ten-strike by cap
turing every Office on the ticket,
while the Republicans and Socialists
broke about even. both being far be
hind the Democratic vote.
The delegation from ella county at
the 1erritQ-ial convention are we'll
pleased with the result While Hon.
George w. p Hunt was put forward
for the national committeeship, he
was quite willing to see his friend,
George Stoneman, put on the delega.
ton to Denver, as ella county
share of the honors of the convention
Mr.. Hunt has been lined up as ella
county's favorits son in the eougI es-
sional race whenever the opportune
time shall arrive. Had there been a
number of candidates this year Mr..
Hunt would have been in the race,
but it may be said that he now con-
siders the nomination of Mark Smith
| as fixed. and he will make no oppo-
sition. Mr.. Hunt has served this
county long and faithfully in the ter.
| ritorial legislature; three times he
! has been a member of the council
1 and four years ago he was president
| of that body; two years ago. afte:
his nomination by the Democrats, the
| Republicans, regarding his defeat as
2 hopeless undertaking, gave MN
their Endorsement and he was elected
| without opposition. Watcher he de,
| sires to return to the council again
| seems to be in doubt now. but all
would agree that ella county could
| hardly find a man more capable of
| looking after her interests in that
| body than George Hunt
ella county for several years has
beer one of the Democratic strong
| holds. In 1904 ella was She banner
! Democratic county in the territory in
number of votes cast for delegate 10
| congress, and two years ago ella
| county received the beautiful silk flag
offered by the Democratic territorial
| committee to the county which should
cast the largest percentage of its
vote against joint statehood: so il
will be seen that ella county has
won distinction, not only because OF
the loyalty of her people to the Dem
ocratic party, but also because of her
loyalty to Arizona. G. II. X.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

Smiths horse .scrSislently followed
his horses, although he tried several
times to drive Smiths horse back.
Tucson merchants are making big
howl over the recent raise in licenses
in that city. They are circulating a
petition of protest to be presented to
the council.
On Sunday morning r. L. Cox OF
Phoenix. deserted his four days bride
In Tucson and has not been seen
since.
FOrgiving the woman who ran ava"
with another man and married him IN
Yuma. Jesse Leach returned to PhOe-
nix Wednesday morning with his
wife, having secured bail for her 10
the amount of $500 in Yuma to keep
iner out OF Jail pending her triai for
adultery
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

Prof Zueblin, of Chicago Univers-
ity, would abolish the Constitution,
which he calls the fundamental
fallacy of our government" Some
people, on the contrary, seem 10 think
it might help some to abolish a few
Chicago University professors.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
o. A. LARRAZoLA
WILL OPPOSE ANDREWS.

cording 10 the best informed OF the
Democratic leaders in this section OF
New Mexico, o. A. I4arrazola OF Las
Vegas viii be nominated practically
by unanimous vote for congress when
the Democratic convention meets IA
Roswell Wednesday next, while the
delegates who go to Denver from
New Mexico viii probably be instruct
ed for Bryan, although fight against
instructions Is expected IN the c0E-
yentlon.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
TIE WRONG DOCTOR

me claim Put forth by the repub-
lican party that the only safe and
efficient cure for the evils which have
so lately seriously affected US, and by
which the country is still confronted,
is to continue that party in power. is
not quite so sensible as the old
superstition that a preventive OF
hydrophobia from dog bite was to
bind upon the wound a lock of hair
from the dog which bit the wounded
person. 1t is less sensible because it
means not only the tying on of the
lock OF hair but also the keeping OF
the animal about the person, as a
companion to probably repeat the
injury.
This country is today suffering
from and is threatened by the effects
of pernicious legislation passed by
the republican party which has ever
been too ready TO set at naught the
rights Of the state, the county the
municipality and centralize all pos
sible power at the Capitol in WASH
ington- 1t is afflicted by reason of a
long continued and ubiquitous system
Of class legislation which protected
the few at the expense OF the many
and on pretense, of fostering infant
industries made possible the growth
Of vicious combinations which We
call trusts. which are today eating
into the very yitals of the nations
prosperity, which on the pretense of
procuring for labor a higher reward
and this q mere pretense-has
made possible the accumulation of
collosal fortunes by the absolutely
protected individuals whom their
policies were intended to, and &C
tuaIly did, benefit and who today are
so powerful as to have made a ser
want and slave Of the party which
builded them.
And the people are today asked by
this party TO give them another four
years lease of power for the purpose
of curing the evils for which that
party is responsible, for the purpose
of destroying the monsters it has
created, Who for a moment believes
that the country will be given any
adequate remedy in the form OF tariff
legislation at the hands Of the stand
patters' and avOwed friends of the
system? Who for a moment doubts
but that the protected interests are
today stronger than the republican
party even did that party really care
to adopt an equable tariff? Who be-
lieves the party itself deserves 10
adopt such a tart? The party has
made its record and should be ready
TO abide oy 1t. The prosperity cry is
silenced; the garment which has COW
cred the body has been snatched of
revealing the truth in hideous naked
ness.
By promising to adopt democratic
policies for its own, to use demo
cratic remedies TO effect a cure it
can not deceive the people, who win
remember the old rhyme, the devil
was sick. the devil the monk would
be. The devil got wei and devil a
monk was he"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

An exchange directs attention to the
fact that Chicago walking delegate
called forty-two strikes in one day.
At some time in his career that man
must have been a much-hated umpire.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

The spider is said TO consume
twenty-seven times it's own weight
in one day But the spider, it should
be remembered. doesn't have to
settle with the grocer on the first of
every month.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

The money of a Chicago detective
was stolen form under his pillow
While he slept. Which points the
moral that while everybody knows
he ought not to hide his money in
such a place, even the discerning
still put it there. and. with his head
buried like an ostrich, thinks it's
afe
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

As Harry Thaw refuses to pay his
debts until he is declared sane. his
lawyers may have TO be satisfied
with the advertising they got out of
the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

North Dakota" says Bede's
Budget. rs the only state where you
can get a divorce quicker than you
can a drink But the average man
who goes there for a divorce is wise
enough TO take the drink with him,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

A student at Ann Arbor was forced
to steal as an Initiation stunt. His
tormentors very likely told him he
was qualifying for membership in
one of our great trusts.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05
THE REVIEW MORNING

The German scientists who says
that the fly is more injurious than the
wolf probably never mad one Of the
latter animals at his door.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-05

What has congress done? Nothing
Is real value to the people. 1t STOOD
pat and let bad enough alone,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

duties but by the use Of Peruna
am almost restored to health. I am
quite convinced that il has helped me
from chronic catarrf- to which am
subject 1t has also benefited my
throat
Il can truly recommend it as the
best alI-round medicine it has been my
privilege to become acquainted with
"Of this ! am quite convinced from
my own experience
Mr.. w. c. Rollins. Prairie View.
Texas. Secretary Of the state Normal
and Industrial College OF Texas. writes
that for years he had chills and fever.
and after taking Psruna his appetite
returned. he became stronger, the
fever left him, and he is now In ex-
cellent health and vigor.
Pe-ru-na Tablets.
Some people prefer 20 take tablets.
rather than to take medicine in a fluid
form. Such people can obtain Peruna
tablets. which represent the medicinal
ingredients Of Peruna. Each tablet is
equivalent to one average dose Of Pc
runa.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
We Hear of More Cures

VI troubles originating in Impure
olood. scrofula, loss of appetite, ca
tarrh, rheumatism, by Hoods Sarsapa-
riiia than by all other so-called reme-
oies combined. Somehow those cured
py Hood's seem to stay cured and they
gladly tell the good news to others.
Scrofula Sore My wife had scrof-
uIous sore on her leg for years. Many
inherent medicines gave her but little
benz 1T. She turned to Hoods Sarsa-
parilfa and the sore quickly healed. 1t
Is good blood medicine" ]. n. Daft.
Crosby. Texas
AFFLICTED 16 Years Hoods Sarsapa-
riila has cured me OF scrofuia, with
which | have been troubled 1s years,
and caused by vaccination. My little
daughter had a scrofula swelling on
ner neck and Hoods Sarsaparilla also
cured her" Mrs. Nora Hughey. Hughey.
Tennessee.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold every
Where, In the usual liquid, or in tablet
form called Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One
1oiiar Prepared only by c. !. HOOD
Co, Lowell. Mas