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New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
THE eIgsoN GIRL REmEu,r

The Gibson Girl Review" a rnusica, On, ,,,,r :,
presented to-morro= afternoon at Keith q proc-
tors One Hundred and Twenty-ffth stree, TN
atre. Miss Alice Nelson Will be the principa1 ner-
II Il He act opens with an artists studio
series Of gibson poses by six aGIbsons, IT,
final picture is Of yacht sailing at fun speed
through tha WktsI. -~SN~
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
NO ATTRACTION THEN

Peari-Do you think they VIII ever rs,,,.,. A..
folks? NN44~Ai
Ruby-Sura
Pearl-And when my dear7
Ruby-Why. when all the lawyers ba,S 49,.
signs divorces Procured Without r>ublicity..G
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
EDEN MUSEE.

The Eden Musee is showing this week q series OF
thrilling pictures Of life the plains OF Texas
The abduction OF prairie belle and her rescue by
a cowboy adrnirer will be depicted The clever
Hindu necromancer, Manek Shah, and his COM
pany In new illusions and sleight OF hand and
Karl Kapossy and his Hungarian band are extra
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
NEW GERMAN THEATRE.
65th street and Madison avenue)

The Wedding ct ValenL' presented here on Fri
Cay night snG enjoyed by e numerous audience,
wsu be the blI during this week. There will be
the usual afternoon performances- Preparations
are being made for the celebration on December z
OF the sixtieth anniversary of the reign OF the
Austrian Emperor.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
WEST END THEATRE

Ciyde tltch's comical play Of Girls" which bsd
long run at Daly's Theatre will come 70 the
west End for a week beginning to-morrow r,ght
Ihere VIII be an extra performance on Thursday
afternoon The cast includes Charles Cherry pt,h
Mayclife. Florence Reed Amy Ricard an5 1n1sn
Sears. ~ ei-~
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
WEeER'S THEATRE.

MISS Annie Russell Will begin an engagement
here tomorrow night in a play entitled The
stronger Sex Miss Russell is always a welcome
FlsltoF During the engagement the usual afternoon
performances viii be given
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
GERMAN THEATRE.
driving Place)

There viii be change OF bin here this week.
The successful play OF 'Panne" having been ap-
proved 10y those who frequent this playhouse. The
management purposes celebrating the anniversary
OF the Austrian Emperor's coronation with becom-
ing festivity. The Austrian singing societies will
give q concert.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE

Tney are All here-Chfton Crawford. Bessie Nc
Coy. Frances Kennedy and others in the rnirthft,I
company appearing IN Three TwinsH Tb.rs Is
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nothing on this stage but good cheer, from the be-
ginning Of the first act until the end OF the last
More than that need not be said Three Twins Is
now IN its sixth month.
HUDSON THEATRE.
Miss Ethel Barrymore may still be seen here in
Mr. Maugharn's play of Lady Frederick" The
engagement far has been successful There VIII
be three performances this week, Wednesday
Thursday and Saturday.
KNIckERBocKER THEATRE.
The Girls CT Gutenberg" will depart for other
fields Of endeavor at the close of Saturday nights
performance. The engagement has been prosper
Gus from the beginning and the production as
whole, is good Miss FRITZ Schen Will oc-
cupy the stage Of the Knickerbocker for an indeh-
mite period beginning a week from tomorrow
night There viii be afternoon performances this
week on Thursday and Saturday.
LIBERTY THEATRE.
Mr.. Frederick Thompsons production Of VIA
Wireless filing the Liberty Theatre every night
The public has shown that 1t finds pleasure in
reIodrarnas presented by Mr.. Thompson, and those
who wish him well wish him success in this vent
ure The usual afternoon performances will be
given during the engagement
LYcEUM THEATRE.
AS already made known in the columns of The
Tribune. Miss Burke viii occupy this stage in
definitely, and at the close Of her engagement in
Love Watches" will go direct 10 London. The
io3d performance Of that comedy will occur to-
night There will be extra afternoon per-
forTnance Thursday.
LYRIC THEATRE.
This is Miss GIaser's last week here IN Mile
Mischief" Next week she will be at the Casino
A week from tomorrow night play called Blue
Mouse" viii be presented at the Lyric. 1t is
adaptaton by Clyde Fitch of German piece that
had long in Berlin
MAJESTIC THEATRE.
Mr. Armstrong's play Of Blue Grass" is still
visible here The usual afternoon performances
viii be given this week De Wolf Hopper will be
the next attraction
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.
The spectacle Of Little Memo is attracting
large audiences TO the New Amsterdam. 1t is
especially appropriate for the holiday season. seats
for which may now be purchased IN advance
There viii be extra performance OF Little
Memo Thursday afternoon On Wednesday
afternoon there Will be a special for Mile
Genee, the famous dancer.
NEW YORK THEATRE.
This is the last week OF THE American idea"
Next week Miss Held will come to this playhouse
in a musical play called Miss Innocence" The
engagement Of THE American Idea" been suc
cessfuL There VIII be an extra performance on
Thursday afternoon.
SAVOY THEATRE.
This will be the last week of The Servant in
the House" Next week Mr.. Henry Miller will
present his players in The Winterfeast" by the
author of THE Servant In the House. There will
be an extra performance Thursday afternoon.
sTUYVEsANT THEATRE
There is TO new word to be said for THE Fight
ing Hope" II is drawing large audiences and they
admire Miss Bates's acting in II. The usual after
noon performances are given This week there
will be extra Thursday.
WAL ACktS THEATRE
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
sTUYVEsANT THEATRE.

There is TO new word TO be said for THE Fight
ing Hope" II is drawing large audiences and they
admire Miss Bates's acting in It The usual after
noon performances are given. This week there
will be extra Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
AMERICAN MUSIC HALL.

With the advent OF the second week OF Harry
LADDERS phenomenaIIy successful return engage
ment at the American. there is announced q new
departure in the policy and title Of that playhouse
which will hereafter be known the American
Music Hall In the future the theatre will be con-
Quoted along the same lines of entertainment that
have made the Palace and Tivon Of London, ths
Apollo OF Vienna and the Winter Garten Of Ber-
lin the famous and successful amusement resorts
they are. At the close OF Mr.. Ladders engage
nent. II is announced the American Music Hall
will be established Americas International
Theatre OF Varieties and, instead OF the ordinary
vaudeville bills being presented. now. the Eng
lish custom of having twenty more acts the
same bill will be adopted. Smoking II per-
mitted IN every part OF the house,
Associated on this weeks bill with the Scotch
singing comedian CIarice Vance Oswald Will
Jams, Hines and Remington, the Holman Brothers
and the Three Dumonds. Princess Koyoshi and
Yamamoto.
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NOVELTIES OF THE WEEK.
MONDAY NIGHT.

BROADWAY THEATRE-The scllan Players In Malta"
WEBERs Russell IN -The Stronger Sex"
cARRlck THEATRE-Nr. Golfer in THE Patriot"
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VARIETY THEATRES.
ALHAMBRA THEATRE.

Mabel Hite and Mike Donlin VIII head the bill
here this week. The famous ball player and his
clever wife will appear in amusing domestic
travesty entitled Stealing Home" Thomas w.
Ryley's production Of THE Submarine" Ryan and
RichfeId. IN Mag Haggerty's Receptions Searl
Allen and company in THE Travelling Man; Hal
Merritt Hawthorne and Burt, the Elite Musical
-Four and those clever negro performers. the Brit
tons will be In the bill
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SAVOY THEATRE.

This will be the last week of THE Servant in
the House" Next week Mr.. Henry Miller will
present his players in The Winterfeast' by the
author of THE Servant In the House." There will
be extra performance Thursday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

The spectacle Of Little Memo is attracting
large audiences TO the New Amsterdam. 1t is
especially appropriate for the holiday season
for which may be purchased IN advance
There viii be extra performance Of Little
Memo" Thursday afternoon On Wednesday
afternoon there will be a special for Mile
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
NEW YORK THEATRE.

This is the last week OF THE American idea"
Next week Miss Held Will come to this playhouse
IN a musical play called Miss Innocence" The
engagement of THE American Idea" mas been suc-
cessfuI There Will be an extra performance on
Thursday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
GARRiCK THEATRE.

NJ. William Collier viii begin engagement here
tonight in a comedy made by himself and J. Hart
ley Manners and entitled The Patriot" In the
cast VIII be Helen Collier GarTick. Annie Esmond-
Helena By-rne. Helen Hall. Nadge McNulty, Paula
Mar, John Saville, Thomas Beauregard, Thomas
Martin and John B. Adams.
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GARDEN THEATRE.

This playhouse viii be reopened on Thursday
night December 5, and Henry Z. Di1ey Will appear
there "a 6 play called Mary James Pa" II was
made By Edith Ellis. In the company will be
Marie Nordstrom, Anna Wynne, Harry HiIiard.
Eardee Kirkland and Thonnes J. McGrane.
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LYRIC THEATRE.
MAJESTIC THEATRE.

Mr. Armstrong's play Of Blue Grass" is still
visible here. The usual afternoon performances
viii be given this week De Wolf Hopper will be
the next attraction
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DAIYS THEATRE.

''The Travelling Salesman still occupies the
stage Of this cosey little playhouse That comedy
OF those that have prOspered from the start
The public finds enjoyment IN the performances
given IN that comedy by Mr.. Mcintyre and Miss
Coghlan- There VIII be an extra performance
Thursday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-22
CRITERION THEATRE.

This is the sixth week Of Mr.. Gilettes engage
raent here in Henri Bernsteins drama Of Sam
son and those who would see q Samson. giant
OF tie money mart tear Down what he had built
in order 20 destroy the villain who had wrecked
his domestic life. VIII have ample opportunity &c
90 So Il is the intention Of the management to
exhibit that drama for an indefinite period After
noon performances this week will be given on
THURSDAY and Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
NERVOUSNESS MAIN
 FEATURE OF MARKET
Passing of Dividend By the Northern Pacific Proves
 DiSConCerting,

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Whether on
 account of the Balkan war cloud or some other reason, there was mucn nervousness manifested in today's stock market Fitful irregularity and fluctuations in prices followed each Cther all day. Aggressive operations
 in Union Pacific led to the supposition that the leadership of the market was being reasserted by lopg forces. Gov ering by short interests, whicn sold yesterday freely in the final break,
 was an element in the spurt. The adjournment of the Northern Pacific directors without declaring the large
 extra cash dividend confidently pre- dicted yesterday proved disconcerting to the speculative element, which has been operating or the strength of these predictions. Northern Pacific
 weakened materially after the adjourn merit of the directors and carried the list with it to level below last night. The market ended strong under ami mated dealings in Rock Island prefer red
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
UNIQUE DOLL BAZAAR
 PLANNED FOR OCTOBER

The Anona club met with Miss Alma Etzweir last Thursday, at which rou- tine business was attended to.
 The members of the club are en- gagged in planning a Doll Bazaar, to be held Oct. 30 and 31 Letters have been sent throughout the states solic- itir,g subscriptions of dressed dolls from all the governors wives and oth- Ter celebrities, in order to make the history of tae dolls interesting. A number of responses have already been received and many others prom ised. The affair as a financial suc- cess seems to be an assured fact The proceeds of the bazaar re to be used toward buying supplies for the first primary department of the pub lie schools.
 The Anona girls will donate large doll and wardrobe, or more properly speaking a trouseau, as the doll is to be dressed as a bride. Tais doll will be given to the holder Of the lucky gumber on tickets which are to be giv- Ten with each paid admission.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
MORRISON PUTS ROOSEVELT IN LIGHT
 OF A PETTY PEANUT POLITICIAN

Ralph Cameron, Supervisor Joe Mo Cabe, Johnny Williams, of Tombstone who was first introduced by w. P. Nc. Nair, the chairman of the meeting, and Lew Collins. Mir McNair presided with dignity and in opening the meeting said:
 ''I am deeply mindful of the honor of presiding at this meeting to give from Arizona. Such a gathe ring is an Inspiration and demonstrates that not cnly are Republicans faithful to Re publican policies, but our entire citi- zeaship treasures the ideals which have been handed down to us.
 Our cOuntry's greatest need today in public affairs is men of sterling worth and stability. Men who will faithfully and energetically study the wishes of their constituents and who will not be swayed from truth and right. but will see to it that justice is not perverted.
 ''To help fill this great need, the Republican party of Arizona has pre- sented for the suffrage of the people just such a man in their nominee for delegate to congress.
 Tn Ralph Cameron, we present a young man of sterling worth and stability. A man of ideas and in har- mony with the people. A man who for years has faithfully studied NAri4 zona and has never been known to sweTve from truth and right, nor stood idly by when justice was being per verted. A man whose interests are sv, A~f. a Tg those interests will actuate his course to the accomplishment of statehood and the placing of the new common wealth in the column of prosperity and progress.
 "A vote for Cameron. means a vote for Arizona, not Kentucky. A vote for Cameron means a vote for the party of realisms and accomplish ments. A vote for Cameron means the placing of Arizona where she properly belongs, at the very head of the column of states.
 With Arizona a state, the most ad- vanced policies of Republicanism are necessary for progression.
 Almost every man knows what to do if he only had the opportunity. The opportunity is yours this year. Join the party of victory and be counted among those who had an active part ir the creation of a new state and the upon "Old Glory of the brightest star of all, our own beloved Arizona"
 The most pleasant feature of the evenings entertainment was the song by Miss Shattuck, prima donna of the Boston Ideal Opera Company, "ise Lonesome Tonight"
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 congress only hoped that Arizona would be republican. and so give Pres ident Roosevelt a chance to sign a bill admitting Arizona to statehood.
 Boiled down, the threat of the big stick and no Statehood was about all there was to the meeting. Ralph Cameron has learned his little piece quite well, and following the little giants lead, Ralph palayers the ladies, talks of the beautiful city of Bisbee, which makes the audience smile, throws a few bouquets at Mark Smith, and ends up by promising 2 never to ask the good people to vote for him again if he fails to secure statehood
 Ralph wants to be elected just once mot that he wants the job-not for a minute-but just to meet that hope of President Roosevelt that he may be able to sign a separate statehood bill-that's all there is to this Cam eron campaign, according to the little giant of Yavapai and his little brother Joe. Just a grand campaign whose outcome is to deceive Roosevelt and Cannon and the rest of the republi- can crew who two years ago tried to obliterate Arizona and force her into joint statehood with New Mexico.
 The people of Cochise county, at Morrison for what he is worth, a likable fellow, who can tell a good story, who shows off we'll at a dinner party, but lacking in the rugged strength and sOundness of argument that carries conviction. But even those who have heard Joe on many occasions never heard him so con. tradict himself, advance such spec ious arguments, so, to be blunt, insult the intelligence of an audience, as he did in his address at the Orpheum last night. No wonder they failed to respond when he paused for applause, and no wonder that his high-pitched voice and what-does-the-crowd of-me manner indicated to his hear CTS his lack of sincerity.
 It would take up too much valuable space to point out all the fallacies of the argument of Morrison in endeavor- ing. at any cost. to secure votes for the Republican delegate to congress. lie beIittled the efforts of Mark Smith. the friend of every man. woman and child in Arizona, man who has grown gray in their service. and who has spent the better parr of his life fight ing their battles. and against whom, in this age of political corruption. not a tdint of suspicion clings.
 Send a man who is in sympathy with the administration" was Morri- sons suggestion. Why? Has justice no appeal to a Republican congress? Must the people of Arizona accept the bribe offered them by Morrison last night.
 Send Republican delegate and We will give you statehood"
 Shall they show themselves towards and listen to the threat of CamerOn's managers.
 Unless you send a Republican dele gate. no matter how deserving you you are of statehood. we will deny it to yCu?" Is the pledge in the Republican platform lie. as was plainly express ed last night by the threat that unless 9 Republican were sent 10 congress, Arizona would be denied statehood.
 When the curtain went up there were seated on the stage besides the little giant of Yavapai and his little brother Joe, of COcnise, HOval Smith,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

and talking, anyway, but he at one time made the city a present of a road, road and half or two roads, and that the city had been in the habit of getting of of it's rightful territory and was misusing certain lots of his which he intended to use for cellar purposes and that Superintendent Me Cullough was trying to create a big dump thereon. He said ne thought the council ought to have due consid- eration fer a youngster like himself and hoped it would appoint it's street committee or any old committee to go with him some day and inspect the cause of the grievance, which the couu- cil accordingly did and adjourned
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
GRAIN MARkET

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-What was nerv- ous during the entire session Prices declined nearly a cent the first half hour. A sharp rally occurred later owing to an unconfirmed report that war had actually broken out in the Balkans The strength was soon dis sipated by Bradstdeet's report of the worlds visible supply of wheat The close was weak and at almost the lowest point for the day.
 Corn prices closed almost at the bot tom. Oats were dull and weak.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
ID PUBLISH SPANISH
 DEMOCRATIC PAPER
Publication To Begin Next Sunday, Will Be a Four
 Page Weekly.

Fl Latigo (The Lash) a democratic weekly Spanish newspaper, will be- gin publication in this city next Sun day, October 11th. The paper will be edited by A. R. Redondo, with NJ. Arevalo as manager. It's purpose will be the 1slifting and the education of the Mexican population of Bisbee and Cochise county Its politics will be Democratic, but will strive to be fair and unbiased. The editor, Redondo. has had fifteen years experience as a Spanish newspaperman in Tucson.
 The paper will be four pages, four columns, and has been promised the support of almost the entire Mexican population
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
METAL. MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-There was a slight decline in London tin today. Spot s133 15s: futures e135 5s. Lo- cally the market was quiet at S29.250 29.5O.
 Copper advanced to G59 17s Cd for spot, G60 13s Sd for futures in Lon don. The local market was dull and unchanged. Lake. 13.37A 613.62hc; elecarolytic, 1S12h@13B21ac; cast ing. 12S71a 613.121sc.
 Lead was lower in London. Local market easy to a shade lower, S4406 445.
 Spelter was unchanged in London. Locally dull al 4.72J5 G475.
 No change reported in local iron.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
ADJUSTMENTS

Tonight the Boston Ideal Opera Com pany will present what MT Burgess claims to be the gem in his large list
 of light operas. He will present his clever company of singers in the Fran cis Wilson's greatest success THE PRETTY PERSIAN" introducing th e strongest singing cast ever heard here. Each of the principals will be s cen in a splendid part. and the chorus will be elaborate, in each act bright
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07

vein of comedy prevails. Mir. Bur gess will be the "Cadi." a part in wh ich he has no rival Beautiful costumes and costly stage settings will be feat tres to attract attention. Friday night a superb production of the grand op era CARMEN" will be given; this vii! be the society event of the season
 at the Orpheum. There viii be no change in prices. Seats can be reser we'd by phone.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
STOCK LIST.

Amalgamated Copper, 75Ac; Amer ican SmeIting, S7; Atchison, S8 5-S: St. Paul, 136 1-4; New York Central, 103 5S; Pennsylvania, 123 5-8; Read ing, 131A; Southern Pacific, 1O4; Union Pacific, 165; Steel, 45%; Steel preferred. 109.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
Review Want Ads bring results

w. B. Cleary, candidate for congress, of the Independence Party, will speak to the people of Bisbee at junction of subway and Brewery Gulch tonight at s D. m. $50
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-07
FORGET POLITICS,

Forget politics long enough to study the question of the bond election. Take time to register before October 14th.
The bee., 1908-10-15
LODGES.

Masonic LOdge-E. w. Turner,
NJ. 54S meets LIST. and Bird. Fridays
in each month.
CHAs. COwELL, Sec.
Victoria Lodge, No. "a, X. OF p.
meets every Monday night.
Visitors welcome.
THEo. WATTS, Sec.
Hopkins Lodge, A. O. u. w. No.
56l meets every Thursday night.
Y.Q. WALKER, Sec.
Golden Cross Lodge, Darlington,
No. 525 meets LIST. and Bird, Saturday
night in each month.
MRS. M. b. LONG, Sec.
Degree Of Honor, No. 10 meets End
and Alb Saturday nights in each
month.
MISS LIZZIE HUFF, Sec.
Ben Hur Lodge, Darlington
Count. No. 90 meets every Wednes-
day night except 4th.
WIN, PERRY, Sec.
Stan1waite, Tribe No. 81, Red Men
meets every Friday sleep.
CLAUDE LONG, Sec.
Modern WOOdmen of the World,
No. 1882 meets every Wednesday,.
Y. Q. WALKER, SeeT
Klub Kentuck open all hours.
business meeting End Tuesday in
each month.
Q. l.. AsHBY, Sec.
Elks, B. P. o. No. 1873 meets at
MadisOnville Monday night.
Jas E. Franceway, Secy.
Visiting members are cordially
invited Co attend any of these
Lodges.
The bee., 1908-10-15
z KOREANS ARE KILLED
MleTAkEN FOR INsuR0HNTs AND
ATTACKED ~ JAPO.
AFFAIR MAS BEEN KEPT QUIET
Sspaness Government Feared Report
Weuld Confirm Former Runners
Of Cruelty.

Beoul, Oct. 13.--It has Just been
learned that twenty-five members Of
The ''Ilchinhoi" the pro-JaDansese or.
gaAization Of Korsn. we're killed ~
japanese gend'armss at Choledo, .
fsW days ago.
The affair has been kept quiet but
has oceasioned much uneasiAssa be
cause II might be considered . ruthless
daughter Of unohsnding Koreans by
thS japanese soldiers and calculated
10 confirm previous reports 81 un.
necessary cruelty praeticsd by the
japanese In Korea.
The matter has been reported by the
Marquis Ito. resident general Of Korea
WAs Is now in Toxic.
AdVicss from Toxic state that
Marquis Ito has held conferences with
Premier KatSurA, and viscount reraH.
Ahi. minister Of war. and II is under
stood that q cabinet council will be
called 10 consider the question and de.
eide upon the future actiOn TO be
taken.
In consequence Of these conferences
q report is circulated that the Jap
apsse government intends to imnedi-
alely anger Korea. The Associated
BresS however. is assured that this is
absoluteiy untrue and in fact that no
change in Japan's general policy to-
ward Korea has ever besR considered.
The reason advanced fer the killing
Of the members Of the nehinhoi shows
that the Ilchinhoi was marching IN q
body to visit . shrine. VIXEN the Jap
snese gend'armes met them and mis-
taking them for band Of insurgents,
Immediately attacked the party killing
twenty-five.