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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-11-28
soY IS eoRN.

M. and Mrs. Charles Fine. OF Jig
gerviEse. are happy over a Thanksgiy
ing gin. in the shape OF n fine boy.
which was left them by DE stork-
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Speaker Cannon says he is the ser
want Of the house. Well, the servant
usually bosses the house.
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a reward Of $500 win be paid for
-tormation leading 20 the arrest and
cnviction OF the parties stealing The
ssvisw from subscribers.
THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
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Don't forget the regular Saturday
night dance at the opera house. Music
by the entire band.
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DECISION THIS MORNING.

Dufy's pure New York apple cider
all leading dealers and bars. II
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WARNING.
TICKET BROKERS' OFFICE

Winter is near. See the IndeEeDd
snt Fuel and Feed Co. phone 235.
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Old papers. Csc. per hundred. Ap-
by Review Office.
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DAUGHTERS OF REeEkAH
bodre No. 3 meet in !. o. o. F. Hall
Main Street, First and Third Friday
evenings OF each month
MRS. ERNIE JAMES,
Noble Grand
MRS MAUD PERRY, Secretary
i94-.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Pure apple cider for that home
i made mince meat All dealers. 40
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Cider-the genuine New York pure
apple juice. all bars and dealers. 30
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PUPILS VACATION ENDS

chrlstmas eandy At az Alhambr.
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WANTED-A position by German
girl in private family or small board
ing house Inquire p. o. Box 2o04-
ITO
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j. E. JAMES.
Clerk Of said court.
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IMMEDIATE RESULTS
WANTED

SITUATION WANTED : General
homework by competent girl Box
3143, Lowell, Ariz. 80
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Sonora Lodge No. 20, ]. o. O. f.,
Cananea, Mex, meets every Friday al
1880 p. m. In Y. NJ. C. A. hall. visit
Ing brothers cordially invited.
JOHN G. MERKI4E. n. @.
W. Z. Drummond, Secretary. SIS
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EFFICIENT girl TO 90 general house
work. No washing. Apply at Re
view, or phone No. Is. y39
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KNIGHTS OF THE MAccA5EEs,
TENT NO, 3.
Meeting nights, first and tkirs Mon
days, Medigovich Hall. Visiting Sir
knights are invited to attend.
p. J. MCCULLOUGH, Com.
q. A. WILKINSON. r. K
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FOR agN4.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms,
with board, Cleator House, go Opera
Drive. los
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NORMAN CARMICHAEL

A. T. THOMPSON,
Treasurer. CLIFTON. A. T.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17

switches and machine guns and con.
yinces them that civilization is a good
thing The Zakka Khels are charged this
time with violating the rights of prop
erty, stealing cattle on the plains and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17
NOW ASCERTAiNABLE BY AT
WATERS cALoRlMETER.
Wonderful Apparatus Of the American
scientist-How It Is Operated and
the Results Which Have
Been Obtained.

It is true that what is one mans
food is another mans poison, but
apart from the personal equation of
the individual as to food values, there
is the scientific estimate as to the
value OF food which is indispensable
in the consideration of the subject.
But however nutritious a food might
appear TO be when chemically ana
lyzed, the criterion of its utility
appears in the answer to the queries
How much Of it has been absorbed?'
and How easily has it been digested?' ?'
To understand the excellent results
which the calorimeter in the form
devised and used BY Prof w. 0. At
water has given it is necessary that
we should first of all appreciate the
standard, SO to speak, by which its
work is TO be judged 1t was La
voisier. the great chemist who first
showed that the changes through
which food is utilized in the body
represent a process of oxidation or
chemical combustion When food
gives forth heat as the result of its
union with the oxygen we inhale, the
measure Of its heat production may be
taken as that Of its power Of giving
forth energy which last is the
power Of doing work" The standard
by which we measure the heat-power
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17

A lawsuit which has been in prog
ress since the year 1880 between the
local authority Of Fireman, a suburb
Of Gotha, and certain mill owners.
was amicably settled at Berlin after
l7S years of litigation The original
cause of the suit, which has swal
lowed up enormous sums in law costs
was the action OF the min owners in
raising without authorization the
height Of a dam in the River Nesse.
In order to Increase the supply II
water to their mills
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17
TRAITOR IS FOHED

so he said, documents Of the highest
importance to the marine department.
as well as photographs, calmly de-
manding close on one hundred and
fifty thousand francs for their return,
onerwise-and here. no doubt the
minister's face acknowledgements
he would sell them to another govern
ment.
A certain place in Toulon was men
toned, where, by following signal,
the consent OF the minister could be
signified to the writer
To the minister it was obvious that
the man was in earnest. Such elab-
crate precautions to avoid revealing
himself pointed TO this clearly.
So the minister decided to submit
seemingly to the mans proposals. Fol
lowing the careful instructions in the
letter relating to the manner in which
communications were to be made. the
minister Of marine arranged for an
emissary to meet the spy, for such
he undoubtedly was, and to pay over
the sum demanded.
Punctually at the time appointed.
the emissary of the minister stood in
a certain lonely street in Toulon. A
man approached and signed to him to
follow him. The two entered a lone
ly passage Then. wheeling round sud
denly, the man covered the emissary
with a revolver
A gleam of triumph shone in his
eyes. The expression Of his face
seemed to imply:
AHA. my friend, YOU are not deal
ing with an inexperienced criminal
| can assure YOU. You will not play
any tricks on nre. will see to that"
Are you the emissary from the
minister Of mariner" he asked.
The other nodded, as he quickly
raised his hands above his head
i am unarmed, as you can see II
you choose now protested the ennis
sary, and my business here is to re-
ceiye the documents. But unless YOU
put away that revolver must refuse
to discuss the matter with you"
Without { word the young man
thrust the revolver into a side pocket
Thereupon. with a shout of triumph.
the emissary sprang forward and
felled him to the ground with a swift
blow under the chin
Some hours later the minister Of
marine received the telegram for
which he had long been anxiously
waiting. The man was arrested. He
was an ensign in the navy. still, in
spite of this. no doubt the minister
smiled as he thought Of the surprise
of the man when he learned that on
this particular occasion the emissary
Of the French minister Of marine had
been the professor Of boxing at the
military school Of Joinville.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17

The Zakka Khels. one OF the native
tribes Of the northwestern borderland
Of India, who have been causing the
government OF India so much trouble
Of late. and against whom a British
punitive expedition has been sent out.
may well be called the Ishmaelites OF
lndia's borderland. for their hand
seemingly is against every other mans
and their greatest delight appears 10
be in stirring up trouble for others.
Within the past few months these
beiligerents have made IL armed raids
into British territory. killing nine
British subjects and wounding 10.
The Zakka Khels number in all
about 1000 and occupy the country
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17

Apparatus for Separating the Respira-
ton Products from the General Ven
tiIating Current.
fixed bicycle. this latter a means Of
demonstrating the amount Of physical
energy expended The temperature Of
the chamber is constant to a degree.
The air for breathing is brought into
it dry, and Of the same temperature
as the interior and the volume OF air
can be measured with exactitude. The
food eXcretions and the air exhaled,
as well as the perspiration of the sub
ject, can all be exactly computed and
analyzed, and their chemical con-
stituents separated and measured.
Here we find an apparatus which en-
ables the investigator to determine
with the nearest approach that can be
made to absolute certainty the daily
and hourly income and expenditure Of
a human body, and the extent to which
this food or that is utilized in main.
tanning that body and its powers in a
state Of efficiency. For example, by
comparing the increase or decrease
in the carbon and nitrogen of the ex-
cretions with the amount of carbon
and nitrogen known to be contained
in the food given, the experimenter
can calculate the gain or loss of the
subject in the bodybuilding elements
and in the case Of fats. So, also, the
exact quantity of heat generated by
the subject can be estimated, and the
water given off from skin and lungs
"a product of heatproduction) is also
carefully collected outside the cham.
Der and measured. The fixed bicycle
can register the amount of physical
work performed through it's use.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17

in the Bazaar valley near the famous
Khyber pass. and west OF the city Of
Peshawar The Hinder Kush noun
iains loom in the distance, and sew
eral rivers flow tributary to the Indus.
The tribesmen are healthy, vigorous
looking people Of slightly Hebraic
features, and wear the picturesque,
flowing garments Of Mahometans.
They carry short swords slung over
their shoulders and rifles in their
hands.
They live in cave dwellings. which
are partly natural and partly artificial.
being scooped out Of the soft rock of
which the hills are composed When
not engaged in raids their chief occu-
patton is tending their herds. They
are quick on the move and are able
to escape expeditions sent out against
them by retiring into mountain re-
cesses beyond their valleys, leaving
nothing behind them which can be af-
fected.
The warriors Of the ZalSka Khels are
known to be mettlesome, and are
armed with Martini rifles They fight
from cover, and prove a troublesome
and dangerous foe to meet In for
mer outbreak in 1897 they proved their
quality by slaughtering a good part
of an English regiment and "sniping'
"a large number Of outposts. However,
Il seems that redcoats under Sir
James Willeooks had learned something
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17

In a military way. and by copying the
American military tactics OF open for.
nation and skirmish lines were en-.
abled to jolt the tribesmen from their
self-esteem. Many Of the Afridis were
killed and their forts we're destroyed.
The chieftains begged Sir James to
accept their submission, promising to
punish raiders and other immoral
members Of their tribes.
A campaign OF this description is
technically known as a punitive ex.
petition There is no declaration OF
war The schoolmaster says nothing
except TO growl little at the mis-
behavior OF his brown pupils; then he
suddenly goes after them with
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17
VALUES OF FOODS

eiple Of the calorimeter to the actual
Investigation Of the income and out
put Of the human body in an elaborate
fashion. His respiratory chamber"
has five concentric compartments, the
innermost being made Of red FURNISHED
copper. A special apparatus conveys
to the outside. and registers there, the
exact temperature Of the chamber
Into this chamber the subject passes
for a longer or shorter period. In the
room are a table, chair. bed and a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17
CRIME OF A FRENCH GOVERN
MENT OFFICER.
Tries to Sell His country's Secrets
and Is Caught by a Clever Plot
and the Skill Of an Expert
Boxer.

On a certain morning not many
weeks ago the French minister of ma
rine was thrown into state of indig
nation and dismay. The cause Of his
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17

New York city has 2SS pawnbrokers,
and such is the nature Of their bust
ness that the law requires that their
books shall be open to the mayor,
criminal courts, magistrates and po
Ice.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17

attacking caravans travelling through
the famous Khyber pass. Although
1t is against the Afridis' religion and
tribal morality to pay much attention
to the rights Of property the English
authorities felt called on to instruct
them in the western attitude, even if It
took powder and bayoret to enforce
the lesson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17

perturbation lay in letter that had
just reached him
The minister studied the letter, the
while revolving in his mind a means
Of reply Here was a man who had,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-04-17

Of a food is called the "calorie.7 The
iest Of food is applied by noting the
quantity of water the temperature
81 which can be raised one degree by
the complete burning or oxidation Of
a gramme 15 grains) of the sub
stance
Prof. Atwater has applied the prln.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
COURT CRTTICIsEs JACKSON.
Appellate Division Condemns Attorney
 Generals Appointments.

Albany, March l9.-The Appellate Di- vision. Third department, to-day hand cd down a decision sharply criticisng. as against public policy, the appoint ment of attaches of the attorney gen. erals office as receivers or counsel to receivers of corporations.
 The court reverses the order of the Albany special term in the case of the Brooklyn bank, appealed by Charles NJ Higgins. one Of the receivers. The court refuses to approve contract made by Bruyn Hasbrouck, the other receiver, with ex-Deputy Attorney General charles A, Dolson, fixing the latter's compensation as counsel to the receivers.
 In the course of the unanimous opin- ion. Justice Cochrane declares that "the great office of the attorney gen cral should not be subject to the criti- clsn that it is influenced by sinister or unworthy considerations. The mere possibility that the duties and respon- abilities of the office may be sacrificed constrains us to withhold our approval of an employment by receiver of coun- sel intimately connected with that of l flee. We think such an employment is clearly inconsistent with the relations which the law creates between the at torney- generals office and insolven' i corporations"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20

able to save her and she is released by a faithful negro. Ginger. Then Nadga feigns friendship for Norman, and gets him to capture Bruce. Then she con fesses all the circumstances of her past life and begs him to help her free her name from dishonor. This he promises to do While there he is bound to a tree by Norman and is nearly shot by cannon, but Nadga is just on time and saves him. In the last act, Norman is apparently in the SUI preme again. He has escaped from Sing Sing prison and is tracking Nadga again, demanding money. But Tatters, a tramp. tells all his story and all the conspiracy formed by Norman. He also tells how he was disguised as the minister and therefore her marriage to Norman is illegal. Then to cap the climax Norman is captured In an at tempted robbery and Bruce and Nadga are at last joined forever.
 Tonight, and tomorrow matinee and night are the last chances to pro- fit by Her Mad Marriage.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
POLI'S.
Hcndliners Are Announced for Next
 Weeks Bills.

The Finneys are the announced These performers announce themselves to be the champion swimmers of the world and their act goes far to sub stantiate their claims in this direction.
 4 large tank fitted with a glass front is used in the act and the performers drink under water and tho male mem Der of the team picks up sixty or more coins with his lips while submerged and withcut once rising to the surface for air
 He concludes the performance by sleeping under water for period of two and one-half minutes. This last exploit is the one that has gain ed for Finney all of the numerous med ais with which he is adorned
 Mir Finney will make announcement at the Monday shows of contests dur ing the week A handsome gold medal will he awarded to the winner.
 Frederick V. Bowers, the young composer and singer who won national fame in "The Ham Tree" is now be- ing starred in vaudeville in College Days" a tabloid musical comedy em- ploying twenty clever people and car rying elaborate scenery and costumes.
 Though running but thirty minutes College Days" is put on as lavishly as the regulation three hour produc- ton. and as matter of fact 1t con- tains as much action, plot girl, sing ing, and interest as the longer pieces. As its name implies College Days deals with undergraduate life.
 Mir. Bowers. who Is the composer as well as the star, has given himself three songs which are emphatic hits. Youthful effervesc eace. speed. action and melody make the act the breeziest and most novel in vaudeville.
 Some of the others include Walter C. Kelly. Holdens. 2amklns Damn Bros. the Peters and Clarke, Berg man and Mahoney Seats are now on sale.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
NEW HAVEN.
"Her Mad Marriage" a Mclodramatic
 Thriller.

A large house was on hand last night 10 enjoy and applaud the thrilling de- tective romance. Her Mad Marriage V There are thrilling scenes galore Tho hero momentarily euccumhs to tbe yil- lain time after time and it Is only af- ter hair-raising escapes that he finally rounds up a dangerous gang of crim- inals.
 Noel Norman. better known as Black Donald. is the villain. He had nersuad- ed Nsdga Thornton to elope with him several years ago. She has learned that he is in reality thief and forger. Then she thinks he is dead. but sud- denly he reappears. just in time to spoil all the joy of her engagement to Bruce Benton, detective. She keeps the news of her mad act away iron, Bruce. bus it finally leaks out. in the scene when Norman is robbing Nadga's fathers bank, for he is rich banker. !. Bruce of course throws over Nadga. Then Bruce receives a message from his chief to capture Norman. He is captured by Norman and narroUlv es. capes from death in a saw mill bv the hands of Nadga. Then he is captured again, and only his coolness saves hin, from being blown up by dynamite Bruce in ttis gene discovers that Nor man has abaIcted the younger daugh. ter of Banker Thornton. But he is un.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
CHAMBER CONCERT
Adamowski Trio to Give Fourth in Series at Lampson Hall
 To-night.

This evening at S;15 in Lampson lyceum the celebrated Adamowski trio will give the fourth university cham ber concert. It will be the closing of the twenty-first series of these de- lightful affairs.
 The program to be played is as fol- lows:
 Mczart-Trio in B flat,
 Grieg-Sonata in r for violin and
 piano.
 Gretchaninoff-Trio in c minor
 The Mozart trio was composed at Vienna in 11S6, the year that saw the first performance of the composers opera The Marriage of Figaro" In 17S6 and 1ISS Mozart wrote half a dozen trios for piano. violin and vio- loncello that were intended chiefly for the pleasure of amateurs, and in one or two instances these pieces were written to order Nevertheless, the music is by no means perfunctory. and is often eminently Mozartian in its grace and purity.
 The last number on the program is the work of one of the present gen eration of Russian composers, who own as their musical father and model the great Tschaikowsky. Alexander T. Gretchaninoff. native of Mos COW, where he was born in 1884 His first instructor in piano playing was Safonoff, who now holds the position of conductor of the New York Phil harmonic society. He later studied musical theory under Rimsky-K orsa- koff who is probably the most im- portant of living Russian musicians, being not far behind Tschaikowsky in ability.
 Gretchaninoff Is the composer of an opera which has been performed in Moscow. two string quartets, a "mu- sical picture" for bass solo, chorus and orchestra, symphony and much choral and church music.
 The members of the Adamowski trio are Mme. Antoinette Szuhowska, pianist: T. Adamowskl, violin, and ! Adamowski. violncello.
 Tickets of admission may be ob- tained at the door
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-20
"TeXas."

When Texas" is again presented at the New Haven theatre next Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday nights, March 23, 24 and 25, and at the Wednesday mat inee, the patrons of that house will wit ness a western play of truly western type.
 The object of the management has been to take the auditor away from the mimic stage and place him in the midst of those people of the plains whose life of honor and daring is ever source of wonder and amusement to the outside world.
 Everything that could tend to lend atmosphere to the play has been care fully attended to. The scenery is a faithful reproduction of Buckhead Ranch. where the scene of the play is laid, the costumes and properties were obtained there, and many of them have seen actual service. The electrical ef- fleets have received more than ordin- ary attention, and when the curtain rises on Buckhead Ranch. one almost feels the torrid heat that seems to simmer over the ranch house, situat- ed far out there in the desert.
 The newspaper world, and the public who have witnessed Texas" claim that it Is the truest and best exposition of western life vet given to the stage. and predict that it will live along with "Tht Old Homestead" Way Down East and other plays of this character whose worth though probably not dramatic, seems 10 hold the attention of the public year after year by theil reality and simplicity. On its former visits here this attraction has always 1 drawn packed houses.