davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21
Which we will sell while they last at
SO Cents Per Copy


Within the last twelve
months We have hess SER
PEELED to bEn down Ilssnfeds
of calls for this magu' iscent
exposition Of the Territory OF
Arizona and its wonderful re-
sources.
1t is possible now to supply
a limited demand, because
after litigation extending over
twelve months several hum
bred copies have been turned
over to us.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21
RAILROAD PERSONALS

SeSSSS~s e~ss~essk
S>oa-..etr--5 Harris and .Iassey leIl
yesse,c-. nnrriag for cciiese Pea.
~ - Limiting expedition.
a crowd Of the boys down at the
freight depot have planned slaughter
OF quail down in Mexico today.
Foreman e. W. Smith Of the car
shops left last evening for Hachita.
Master Mechanic Snyder was con
fined to his home by illness yesterday
]. ]. Robertson, car repalrer's help
er. who has been of duty on account
Of illness for some time, has now fully
recovered and Is back at his work
D. B. Dflloway. yardman on engine
No. 407. on the night shift. is or duty
on account Of sickness.
d. NJ. Roberts OF the car repair SHOP
has returned to work after short lay
on.
Engine No. 303 at Hackita. which
was sent down there a few weeks ago
to do the switching at that point, has
been taken Of and viii return to Doug
las Harry shafer is pilot Of the crew
there.
T. P. Sweetenbcry. one OF the en-
pioyes Of the z. p. & s. W car shops,
has resigned his position and left last
evening for Tucumeari, n. NJ, where
he has accepted a similar position.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21
MINER NARROWLY
ESCAPES DEATH
F alls Distance of 40 Feet at
Junction Mine Injuries
Moi Serious,
lowell. Jan. 2O. 1e0s.

L<OWCiA5 JGu- ~ ASVo-
Robert White, employed at the
Junction. mine. had narrow escape
from death last evening when he fell
about forty feet down an ore chute on
the 900-foot level. The accident oc-
red at about O'Clock and how It oc-
CURED is unknown, but it is thought
that the injured man lost his footing
and fell to the chute below. Whal
probably saved his life was the fact
that the ore in the chute was of a
soft variety, thereby breaking the
fall. No bones were broken, and it is
thought that he has suffered no in
ternal injury. He was taken to ,.ss
Calumet & Arizona hospital where he
viii be confined for a week or more.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21
Leave Cor New Home.

Mrs. George Ballard and children
left this morning for their new home
in the ella Valley, where Mr.. Ballard
has purchased ranch. Mr.. Ballard
viii leave for his future home in
few DAYS
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21
No Decision Reached.

At the meeting of the Upper Lowell
Improvement Club last evening For
tie purpose of deciding the. question
of connection with the Bisbee sewer.
the settlement of tle matter was DC
fcrred until some later time.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21

Anything purchased at our Near
market viii surely give satisfaction
in every manner. George Wood. OPP
posite Brophy stables. $50
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21

Joseph Mank has purchased the Du-
gan house in the Hedberg addition to
Don Luis. At present Mr.. Mank is
remodeling the house and win later
occupy it.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21
win Build.

Dew II. Russell has commenced the
erection of his new building in Don
Luis.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21
Moves to poualas.

Robert Grant has moved his family
to Douglas, where they will make
their future home.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Henry and fam
lily expect to leave within the next
few days for San Diego. Cal, where
they will spend the winter. Mr.. Henry
says the little folks in the family have
been in very poor health for some time
and it was for that reason that he de-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21

For Renew job once can 'phoas
Ma 80.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21

Major w. J. Schurz of San Francis
co is in Douglas representing a shoe
line Of San Francisco. Major Schurz
went out with the first regiment Of Cal
ifornia volunteers to the Philippine Isl
ands, in which service he acquired the
rank of major. He has been TO Doug
las many times and has wide circle
Of friends here
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-21

Messrs. Thomas Collins and H. A
Strodhoff are spending the day duck
hunting on the Fronteras river in Mex
leo.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
TO WALK ROUND
THE WORLD

italy America and Frances viii he rep
resented in a trio Of pedestrians who will
reach Wilmington to-day or tomorrow
on the FIRST stage Of a round-the-world
walking trip.
The italian Is Alfredo Batelli, Of the
"ciiornale d'Italia," OF Rome. The French
man is also a newspaper man connected
with the Courier dc France" The Amcri-
can. Adolph Schneider. is accompanying
the party merely for the pleasure Of the
trip and VIII leave the ohronicling Of his
adventures to his two companions
The party left the office OF Mayor Nc
Clellan, in New York. last Saturday and
arrived in Philadelphia yesterday morn
ing. They wore khaki suits and high loatl-
er boots. After leaving Philadelphia they
pass through Wilmington. Baltimore,
Washington. Pittsburg. Columbus. St.
Louis. Denver and San Francisco. and
thence TO the Orient. The travellers ex-
pect 20 meet expenses en- route by the
sale Of picture postal cards bearing their
likeness and short account Of the Jour.
ney they have undertaken. -Four years is
the time in which they expect TO make the
trip.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
TOGO GREETS
THE AMERICANS
Hero Of the RuSSian-J Japanese
War Highly HOnOTed at
a Great Reception

TOXIC, oct. 21.--The officers Of the
American fleet to-day grasped the
hand of Admiral Togo. the hero Of the
battle which resulted in the arNhila-
ton of the Russian Admiral Rojest-
vensky's fleet.
The little japanese admiral received
the Americans in a brilliant function
at the beautiful Shinjiku imperial
gardens, il being the first time these
gardens have been thrown open since
the return Of the victorious army.
The occasion turned out to bo as
much Of a fete to Togo a. to the
Americans. the latter insisting on
making the japanese hero the lion Of
the occasion. Nearly two thousand
people attended the reception.
A round Of dinners followed the re-
oeption. Premier Komura. Baron Te-
rauchi Baron Mitsui and Barons1was
aki being the hosts. The day closed
with a grand ball. the greatest social
event Japan has seen in years.
While the petty officers and men 81
the fleet are not taking a large part II
the state functions. they are not lack
ing for entertainment. Their uniform.
are a passport TO everything. Excur.
sions to all tho interesting points
near the Toxic and Yokohama are ot
daily occurrence, and every night tn,
theatres are crowded with the An1ri.
cans.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
REPUBLICANS
PLAN MEETINGS

Dr. C. s. Rice who is In charge Of
Republican meetings throughout New
Castle county, announces the following
meetings that have been arranged.
Tonight-odd Fellows Temple,
Tenth and Orange streets. 60 be ad-
dressed by John G.. pancy and John
W. Patterson; Head and A streets
speakers William H. Heald, Walter
II. Hayes, s. n. Townsend Jr. and
Herbert L. Rice; Polish Turn Hall
Sycamore street near Maryland ave-
nue.. speakers. Leonard Z. Wales. Mar
tin Hutchinson.
October 22-Bantum's Hall East
Fourteenth street, John w. Patterson;
Hockessin, speakers, William H.
Heald. Walter II. Hayes, S. d. Town
send, Herbert L. Rice
October 23-Sixth Ward Republican
Club. No. 900 Walnut street John W.
Patterson, Charles II. Colburn; First
Ward Republican Club. No. 407 Ship
ley street; Rising sun, Hunters store,
Walter II. Hayes. Herbert L. Rice, Ed
ward G. Bradford, Jr.. S. d. Townsend,
Jr
October 24-Delaware City. William
II. Heald. s. s. Pennewill, Frank II.
Davis Ruby Vale.
October 25-Simon Wolf Club. at
Third and Market streets. over West
ern Union Building, Isaac Fuid, of
New York.
Meetings also arc TO be held at New
Castle and Marshallton tonight.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
CLAIMS GREAT
TAFT VICTORY
Senator Dixon, Of Montana.
Says Bryan Will be Surely
Defeated

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. oct 2l-Breath.
Ing optimism in every breath. and deciar.
ing that Judge Taft has the presidential
battle already won. Senator Joseph NJ.
Dixon. Of Montana. in charge OF tbs
speakers bureau at Chicago, and in fact
in charge Of the Republican campaign
west Of the Mississippi made hurried
trip to Washington to-day to confer with
President Roosevelt.
He declared that the full party anmn.
milton would now be expended in Ohio. IN,
diana and New York Although the Re-
puhlicens will carry these states b. pros
nouncod pluraliies.' he said. the inteu,
ton is to roll up an overwhelming VIC
tory"
The Senator characterized as absurd tho
claim that Bryan would carry wyoming
Utah and Idaho. and said that it was a
dream without any basis Bryan Will
carry but few State west of the Mississip.
pi Montana is well within our control"
he declared
He claims New York by 10000 plurality
for TAFT and Minnesota by from $3.50 to
10000
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
SOUND PIRATES
PLUNDERED BOAT
Two of the Crew of Eclipse
Probably Drowned and
Captain in a Ddze

BY United Press Leased Special W1ra
NEW YORK. oct. 91-Plundcred, il
is believed by sound pirates. and with
the possibility that two Of he- crew
were thrown overheard and drowned.
the schooner Eclipse Of Bridgeport,
Conn. was found ashore to-day near
Huntingdon. L. l. Wandering on the
beach nearby. with his mind total
blank. was her owner and master, Cap
tain Jolsp Barn. He has been able
to supply no clue 70 The mystery.
Early TODAY some boys found Cap
tain Barn running along the shore,
calling for John Murphy. one Of his
men. Telephone calls for the police
brought an officer. but before he ar
rived. R2rm invaded the Cafe Des
Beaux Arts. two miles away, and, en-.
tering each room. demand to know
what became Of Murphy. The police
found Barn ana he was taken back
to Huntington. from where he will DO
sent to his home in Bridgeport to-day
Physicians who examined Barn said
he was deranged through some great
mental shock and the recent activity
of sound pirates in the vicinity makes
it probable that he engaged in a bait
tie with item. in when his two men
perished.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21

ARE DISMISSED
But Warned by Judge COCh-
ran That They Must Live
Up to the Law

Martin and Jesse Levy. pawnbrokeTs
at No. 16 Market street. were dismiss
sed from the charge Of violating the
pawnbrokers' law in City Court this
morning by Judge Cochran. The evi
dence ia the case was heard last Fri
dav. when John Nfilher. a colorc1 junk
dealer. testified that he had sold a
locxet 70 the pawnbrokers. IL wah
charged by the police that the Levy
brothers did not keep q record in ther
books as the law required.
After the testimony had been sub
mitted on both sides. ,he pawnbrokera
DENYING that they received locket
from Mlber. Judge Cochran took tde
matter under advisemont. In dismis
ring tho case the court said that the
character of tho colorei man had been
looked into and found not 20 be Of tho
best. His evidence was practically a'i
that sustained tho charges against tho
pawnbrokers. and IN view of tho cole
ored mans character. the court said,
the Levy brothers should be given the
benefit OF any doubt in the matter
But I want TO warn pawnbrkers,
cntinuod judge Cochran. that they
must live uu TO the laws. ] do not
saw these men have been guilty Of
violation OF the law. hut there are
pawnbrokers in this city who disre-
gard the laws and complaints hav,
been received bv Chief of Police Black
and by myself"
The iocket which The oolored man
claimed he found in a barrel, suhse-
ouenuv proved 20 be an old family
heirloom owned by Mrs. William
Beadonkopf. Of No. 400 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
SHELDON NOT IN
MORSE ICE POOL

NEW YORK, oct. 21.-The trial Of
Charles w. Morse and Alfred II. Curtis,
whose operations in Wall street are al
legged to have wrecked the National
Bank of North America, precipitating
the panic of last fall, was resumed in
the United States circuit court today
Coincident with the opening of the
case before Judge Hough this morn
ing, Edward =. Moxey. chief investi-
gator for the government issued an un-
qualified denial of the published re-
port that George r. Sheldon had been
party to one OF Morse's pools in
frozen water"
There is absolutely no evidence upon
which such a report could be based,
said Moxey Take that from me. and
] certainly would know II, if there was
a scrap Of evidence TO indicate his in
volvement.'
John f. Fensler. assistant examiner
for the government was the first wit
ness called. His testimony has to dc
with the technical tracing Of alleged
"kited loans"
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
DECORATIONS OF
THE COURTHOUSE

Ferris Giles to-day made the follow
Ing statement regarding the decorat-
ing Of the Court House for the Taft
demonstration:
will you kindly grant me space in
your columns sufficient 10 correct a
statement which appeared in the edi-
torial columns of a Democratic paper
last evening, regarding the decorating
of the Court House in honor of the
visit Of the Hon William II. Taft TO
this city on Monday? The editorial in
question states, relative to this deco
ration: Which shows how the Repub-
lican organization. in addition TO being
reckless with the peoples money. is
absolutely regardless of the peoples
rights This statement has been con-
strued by many people, and was
doubtless so intended, to mean that
the decoration of the building was
done at public expense. which is not
the case. was employed by the Off
cials and employees Of the various
Offices in the building to procure and
arrange the decoration. at their indi-
vidual expense. each paying his pro
rata share. and not one cent of this
expense was paid by or asked from the
Levy Court. or came from the pockets
of the taxpayers While there is no
doubt that the Court House is the
property Of all the people it is, equally
true that as shown by the results OF
previous elections. the majority Of the
people are favorable to the decoration
and have no protest to make"
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
BUMPED BUMPS
ON TENTH STREET
John J. KeIIeher Drove Over
the TOrn-up ThOrOuehfare
Last Night

When John J. Kelleher gets back to
centreville he viii have a yarn to re-
late to the natives that may startle
them a bit John came into tho city
last night in a rickety wagon that had
the rheumatism in every spoke and
after driving down Delaware avenue
in complete disregard Of the street
railway schedule experienced the
novel sensation OF humping the bumps
in that part Of Tenth street which is
torn up for repairs.
John had imbibed moro than a SUM-
Client quantity Of the oil Of Joy earlier
in tho evening and by the time he
reached the ravines and hills In Tenth
street he might have been doing
stunts In the Alps for all he knew or
cared
The patient horse tied in the shafts
70 keep II from falling down. plodded
along wearily over tho bumps At
times IL may have wished it~was back
in Centreville-bump. bump. and more
bump. over the ties Of the trolley
tracks, down in the sorges at the side
Of the tracks. this way and that way,
rocking. swaying like a coffin barge in
a gale. the rheumatic wagon and the
sleepy horse went on.
TO all appearances Kelleher was OBJ
livious TO where he was going Pa
trolman Morrow finally came in sight
and he hailed the wagon and content.
from the distance. Then he went t'
the rescue ana shortly afterwards Kel.
leher. horse and wagon. were down &c
the police station.
Kelleher was arraigned in Citi
Court this morning charged viii
having been drunk and was fined 81
and costs
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
TWO ENGINEERS
WERE SUSPENDED

The United States insrecors Of stsarl
vessels in Philadelphia have suspended
the licenses Of Chief Engineers Frank
Brown and William Fredericks and re-
voked the license Of James NJ Kelly.
an assistant engineer. Of the steam-
boat Brandvwine of the Wilson Line.
for dereliction of duty as licensed 1f-
ficers of steam vessels Kellys license
was revoked under Section 4441 Of the
United States Revised Statutes
Browns suspension is for thirty days
and Fredericks' for one year.
The three men all live in Philadelphia.
They have not been IN the employ OF
the Wilson line since the infraction Of
the laws.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
MILLION DOLLAR PLANT
PROMISED FOR THE CITY
Charles NJ Schwab, of H. H. Corporation, Only
Asks That Jusbson Street be Vacated TO Make
Big Steel Car Industry Reality

/ directors Mr. Gray said he believed an
the Street and Sewer directors Will act
on the matter as soon as K Is feasible.
The bald fact now confronts citizens Of
Wilmington that they in all probability
will lose million dollar Industrial plant
--one Of the greatest IN the country-ie
Justison street IS not vacated
Mayor Horace Wilson promised that ha
and other city officials would do all they
could 20 meet the requirements OF the
Harlan and Hollinssworth Corporation.
and the matter will not be allowed to rest.
Wilmington needs and must have ths
great industry. ard public sentiment 10
such that anything reasonable will bo
granted 10 the great concern asking II.
This Frightening ray OF hope for tho
advancement Of Wilmington as an indus
trial center promises to develop into q
world Of good for Wilmington. Mr..
Schwab. olean-cut business man that he
is. set forth his views clearly. conciseiy.
al the Board Of Trade dinner. II was
delightful gathering that Is bound to have
Ia benehcent result. aside from tho social
unlift that came with IT, r. J. Maclean.
PRECEDENT Of the Board OF Trade, presided
over tho formal part OF the dinner. In
cluded among the guests was John b.
= Booker, head OF an important COMMITTEES
of the Board of Trade. whose namo mad
vertanty was omitted from the list %
persons present yesterday Mr. Macleans
in calling upon Mr.. sohwab to say few
words said:
President Maeleans Words.
"rhe man who owns Wilmington to-day
is Mr. Charles NJ schwab Great ap-
plause). on behalf OF the Wilmington
Board OF Trade I have the greatest plea
sure in extending 20 Mr.. Schuab verS
hearty and cordial welcome 10 Whining
ton-the manufacturing city. II was FIRST
tho idea Of the Board Of Trade to have
Mr. schwah attend one Of our regular
monthly meetings but it was found that
Il would not be convenient 70 him 70 be
here IN the evening The idea then occur
red to US to have Mr. Schwab meet tha
directors Of the BoaAl Of Trade the next
time he visited wilmington, and this idea
has been put into execution by this ban.
quot to-day We have invited to our meet-
liug to-day the members Of city Council
and the directors OF the Street and Sewer
Department
In visiting Wilmington, I wish 70 as
sure you Mr.. schwab that YOU have come
10 a great industrial centre, This citv lea1f
IN tho manufacture Of cotton goods glazed
kid and vulcanzed nbre. our paper ma
chinery IS sold in all parts Of the world
our shipbuildng industry is one OF ths
most important IN this country. In the sale
, Of powder and high explosives, we have
r Continued on Second Page.
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
GAYTIME ON COAST;
FINED IN COURT
Experience Of William Knox
and Michael J. O'NeiI Lands
Them Before Judge

William Knox and Michael J. O'Neil
did" the coast last night ami
patronized many Of the establishments
along the line where liquid refresh
ments are dispensed. and as IL was
rather a cold night the quantity Of re-
freshments that was required was in
direct proportion to the position oc.
cuped by the mercury and the Their
mometer Consequently by tho time
that William and Michael were warm
ed up inside they were feeling in a
hilarious mood and were parading up
and down the coast" midway max.
ing considerable of a ncise.
Patrolman Davidson was walking
along Front street when he came upon
tho two men. They resisted the efforts
of tho officer 10 place thom under ar-
rest. and in the shuttle that followed
Patrolman Davidson lest a number Of
buttons off his coat.
The officer got both Of them to a box
however. and sent in tho wagon call
When searched at the police station
Knox was found to have a razor in his
pocket. He was charged with dis
orderly conduct and carrying a con-
cealed weapon. O'Neil was charged
with disorderlv conduct and both men
were arraigned in City Court this
morning before Judge Cochran.
Knox pleaded guilty to having been
drunk and disorderly, but denied car
rying the razor In his clothes. Tie
said that he had carried it in his
satchel on the disorderly charge
Knox was fined SO and costs and on the
charge Of carving a concealed weapon
he was placed in 500 bail for his ap.
pearsnce in the upper court. O'Nci
was fined So and costs after he had
pleaded guilty 10 tho charge of dis
orderly conduct
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERS
TAKE PART IN POLITICS

CHICAGO, oct. 2l.-Ihe Chicago
Christian Endeavor Union has entered
politics and during the last few days
of the campaign win take an active
part Today a post card campaign will
be started and automobiles will be
brought into service and workers VIII
be hustled around. working for the
candidates who have been endorsed by
the union. open air meetings win also
be held.
Half a million postcards are being
printed They will he circulated in
three installnents. The first. beginning
today. endorses the prohibition candi-
date for district attorney. attacking the
candidate Of the two big parties. "A
second card will give the views Of the
Christian Endeavorers on the candi.
dates for the State Legislature
Evening journal., 1908-10-21
RABBIT FEET
FOR CANDIDATES

A delegation Of Wilmington voters
presented Judge Taft and Mr.. sher-
man during their visits here on Mon
day with a rabbits foot as omens OF
victory in November and both the
candidates are exhibiting the maseots
with pride.
akrother' onen II v'etery in NJ
,enaber was rendered 10 Judge Taft
and myself at Wilmington. DEL said
James s. sherman. at Republican ma
tional headquarters. New York, yes
terday. In fact, two of them con-
tinued the vice. presidential nominee,
az ne delved into his inside pocket and
produced a rabbits foot.
"A delegation Of Delaware voters
waited upon Judge Taft yesterday
and presented to him one Of these
mascots. and later the same delegation
waited upon me and conferred a SINH
lar honor"