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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-04-30

60 to the Indian Hot Springs. II
sick, get well. If well, get rest and
Pleasure. Dol
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EFFECTS OF NJ. J.
sAMMoNs, DECEASED.
Anybody knowing the whereabouts
of any effects of the late NJ. ]. Sam
mons, please communicate with Joe
MeKeehan, EIks Club. $50
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WANTED-To buy samples of copper
and other ore, malachite, stalactites,
etc. Apply at Room No. 81, Copper
Queen Hotel. SSS
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Completely furnished
four room house, including piano.
Located in Johnson addition, No.
SO johnson avenue. Apply to J.
B. Hart, Busy Bee Cafe, lowell
SSc
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Spend your summer vacation In
Warren. IO4
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for housekeeping. Iowa house.
S61
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WANTED

wANTED-By responsible party. I'M
furnished or 4 room house with
modern oonveniences. Reasonable
distance from business center. Ad-
dres or phone &C" Review. SS4
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FOR RENT-Rooms for housekeeping
No. Cawson Hill by Congress
House sia
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For Review Job and business once
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FOR SHLE-Good restaurant in gooo
paying locality, year lease in
Guiding rooms, rentals paying
profits. Free rent for restaurant.
Address II. B. c., Bisbee Review.
$50
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
for housekeeping, 81 Ciawson Mn,
below Baptist Church. S42
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!. o. r. NJ.
Meets every Thursday evening In
Pythian Castle. An visiting Rec Men
welcome.
J. E. NORRIS, Sachem.
r. @. HENDERSON, C. ofP.
a. D. COIN, Medicine Man
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FOR REhT-Storage OF an classes OF
goods. Apply Bropny Carriage Co.,
Lowell. ga
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q. p. o. ELKS.
Bisbee Lodge, No. 67I, meets firss
and third Friday of each month 81
Elks' Hall.
Visiting brothers cordially invited.
c. q. RINEHART,
Exalted Ruler.
JOSEPH s. M'KEEHAN, Sec'y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Joe was overweight: The wheelman asked no
questions, and the Spitfre went forward with jump
Miss Girard said Ormond. with half apollo
getc smile, If your father was in my place, believe
me. he would have done the same.
Here let remark that this ndisputably
true; for Marcus Girard, in Orrnond's place would
have clapped sail to assist his double expansion
engines, and he might have wet the sails. His
daughter. however. was ignorant of many things
and accepted the situation stoically, striving to
terrain her fathers friends and to forget the incident
Which she did until another of more Importance took
the center of the stage. And not only did this new
occurrence appropriate that envious point of star
dom, but monopozed the limelight and the services
of some twenty odd unwilling supers. =
IT perhaps five o'clock (by ineligible land
time), when the sun lodging in and out of a
bank of Clouds as if hiding mischievousy before
being sent to bed The comparatively
calm, making believe that it never could make
anybody sick enough want to die and general
air of peace was hanging round after the manner of
an amiable fog.
Now you may happen to know, Reader gentle
otherwise the cap fits YOU, that this is just
the sort of time things always select happen in
This thing did, anyway, and there is argument
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CHAPTER III.
A Hero Pro Tenn.

TIME same boat that brought Girard's
i elusive despatch brought also passenger
medium sized, unimportant little person of
stocky proportions and contradictory air Of ner,
headed ass alluded to- through the portfolio.
Immediately on his arrival, however some
latent Importance seemed to assert itself; for the
Spitfre ordered under way. Captain Joe
stood on the bridge and barked few grudging
commands. The trained winched in the
anchor and neatly coiled the lines while the yachts
nose swung slowly to the outgoing tide. There
a jingle of bells snorting rumble of the screw.
Banshee scream of the siren whistle. and the Spit
fire took bone in her teeth and started out to
While this was in progress Ormond and Tracy
were in close communion, to speak. and their
cabin door was locked. They sat together and
spoke in earnest undertones; that is to say, Tracy
carried the burden of interesting narrative,
while Ormond played a sort of profane accompani-
ment with staccato movement Whatever had
happened, though Tracy was clearly not to blame;
for, in emulation of the angels he had done his
best; but Ormond failed to appreciate the smile,
and repeated his portfolio criticism in varying keys
of uncomplimentary discord. In conclusion he
called Tracy's attention to the exigencies of the
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Drawings by ]. v. McFall
MARCUS GIRARD. an irasc
AvA torily ordered his daught

nlbh cratic American million n
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quarter of a mile distant from her
previous anchorage, but had suddenly
been reduced to half speed.
What is it," asked Ormond.
Valda, who was standing at the
rail with Aunt Mary and Polly, pointed
toward the mole, where beside the
lighthouse stood little signal station,
and from a staff on it's roof several
small flags were flying In addition
to this a puffy French official came
tearing down the quay. franticaliy
waving his uniformed arms. Captain
Toe stepped to the rail of his bridge
and offered an explanation:
They are asking us to stop, Sir.
Shall l lay tor"
Certainly mott" returned Ormond
placidly Full steam ahead!'
The women turned in astonishment,
and even the common seamen stared,
while Captain Joe turned livid.
But, man alive" he roared, they
are ordering us to stop!
The guest in command looked up at
him and answered very quietly. Il
think you heard me. Captain Larris.
Full steam ahead!
The old officer neglected his cheer
fully nautical AYE, aye, sir" closed
his glass with a vicious snap, and
turned abruptly. thrusting his griz-
zled head through a window of the
pilot house. Mr.. Lavine," he said
to the second mate, who had the
wheel, go ahead, if you please, and
tear the insides out of her!"
This might appear to be rather
reckless injunction on the part of
cautious sailing master; but Captain
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
TRIeGS DECIDES TO MARRY
Former Chicago Professor Takes One
of His students as Wife
in West.

CHICAGO, April 11.-O. L. Triggs. who
as professor OF English literature at the
University of Chicago attracted wide no.
tice by proclaiming that John d. Rookie
Teller was a greater genius than Shake
speare and that Longfellow is overTated,
according to information received here last
night has been married to Miss Ada BealI
Cox of Canton, o. She was a member OF
a class taught by him at the University of
Chicago. Later she engaged in settlement
work at Philadelphia and New York
Prof Trigg's connection with the Univer-
sity of Chicago was severed some years
ago because of his views. 1t was testified
at a trial in which he was divorced from
a former wife that he did not regard mar
riage as conducive TO morals According
to information here the wedding with Miss
Cox was performed yesterday at Turlock
Cal, by Mr.. Trigg's father, who is pastor
OF a Methodist church al Watsonvlle. Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
MORE INDICTMENTS in DAKOTA
Federal Grand Jury Accuses Ranch
man of Peculiar Interference
with Mails.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., April 11.-(SpecialD
The United States grand jury which con-
vened I'm this city Tuesday of this week
has returned a number of additional in
dictments. After reporting them the jury
retired to resume work on other cases
which yet are pending before It.
William skinner was indicted on the
charge of having introduced liquor into
that part of the Standing Rock Indian
reservation which extends into South Da-
kota.
j. e. Albee was indicted for a similar
offense. also alleged 70 have been COM
mtted on the Standing Rock reservation.
An indictment was returned against Flor
ice E. Olney, a rancher residing in Stanley
county, on the charge of obstructing the
United States mail. The indictment
against Mr.. OlDey contains three counts
growing out Of his alleged crime in inter
ferng with a rural mail carrier in Stanley
county.
This case Is an unusual one. A daughter
of the accused is postmistress at Olney, a
postoffice named after the ranchman and
situated on his ranch. On the day of the
trouble the daughter was at a corral near
the house when the rural mail carrier ar
rived After waiting the required time
he left the postoffice His departure with
out the mail was discovered by Mr.. Olney.
who is alleged to have pursued him and
at the point of a six-shooter compelled
him to return to the postoffice and take
the mail which was awaiting him.
Out of this grew the serious charge Of
obstructing the United States mail and
interfering with a mail carrier in the per-
formance of his duty.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
RECEPTION TO NEBRASKANS
senator Burkctt and wife Entertain
TOR II, n. Morgan snd His
Bride.
From a staff Correspondent }

(From n staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, April u.-(Spccial Telc-
gram)-ln honor of r. +. Morgan, sccre-
tary to the senior senator from Nebraska,
and his bride, Senator and Mrs. Burkett
tonight gave a most delightful reception
at their home on North Eighteenth street
to the Nebraska residents in Washington.
Everybody who had ever lived in Nebrsska
was invited and as a result the comfortable
home of the senator was crowded between
the hours of s and If with old and young
Nebraskans who welcomed the opportunity
to renew friendships formed back in tho
homo commonwealth sod house days and
university days knocked elbows and this
being Senator and Mrs. Burketts first re-
ception to Nebraskans resident in the ma
tiona capital II was taken advantage of
in a manner that must have been most
gratifying to the host and hostess. The en-
tire Nebraska delegation In congress with
their families were present with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Pollard and Mr Hinshaw
who are absent, the first on account OF
business. the latter on account of the seri
Gus illness of his father.
Senator and Mrs. Burkett and Mr.. and
Mrs Morgan received the guests, being as
sisted throughout the rooms by a group
of pretty Nebraska girls, among them be-
ing the Misses Henningsen of Superior,
Miss Nell Evans Of Columbus Miss Mar
iorie Bell OF Grand Island. Miss Ethel Bur-
kctt OF Lincoln, Misses Brown OF Kearney,
daughters OF Senator Brown, and Miss
Helen Boyd of Neigh, daughter OF Con-
gresham Boyd.
on the recommendation Of Congressman
Norris. Dr. f. c. Eakin has been appointed
pension examining surgeon at Tndianola,
Neb., vice, DR.. j. NJ. Brown, resigned.
Approximately $4,000 acres Of land which
were withdrawn from the public domain
in November 1904. in connection with the
Little Missouri irrigation project in Mon
tana, Wyoming and South Dakota, have
been restored and will become subject to
settlement and entry on such dates and
after such notice by publication as the sec
retary of the interior may prescribe.
Rural carriers appointed for Nebraska
routes: Loup City, route 2, c. r. Sweet
land, carrier, Edith NJ. Sweetland, substi-
tute; Pender, route 4. John Bjork, carrier,
! Herman Shonkey, substitute.
! Postmasters appointed: Iowa, Abbott
| Hardin county, Edward H. Brewer, vice A.
d. Grinner resigned. Wyoming-Kinnear,
Fremont county May c. Hitchcock, vice n
/ B. Kinnear, resigned.
| A postoffice has been established at
Headquarters, Wheeler county, Neb., with
| Grace Mast, postmaster
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
PRINCE HELIE AT The DOCK
tie. with MIR. and Mrs. Tyler Morse,
Bids Farewell to Mme. Gould
and ChiIdren.

NEW YORK, April u.-Mme Anna
Gould, with her children and their tutor,
sailed for Genoa and Naples today on board
the North German Lloyd steamer Frederick
Der Crosse. About the same hour, the
Prince De sagan, who has been paying
assiduous court to Nine. Gould. sailed for
Europe on the American line steamer, St
Paul.
Mime. Gould and her children passed the
night on board the steamer Frederick Der
Crosse. She was registered on the passen-
ger list Of the steamer as Miss Annette
Chapin The Gould party arrived at the
pier about midnight last night in five auto
mobiles Mime. could was accompanied
to the steamer by the Prince De Sagan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Morse her friends,
whom she had been visiting at the Hotel
St. Regis. The sailing party was assigned
to the captains suite on the upper deck,
and the Prince De sagan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morse remained only long enough TO bid
them farewell
All approaches to the captains suite were
carefully guarded before the steamer sailed
today. but when the steamer left her dock
the Able De Caymac, the tutor of the
Gould children, was seen at the steamers
rall nOldlnS UP the tIlluIen 10 wave Inelf
hands to persons on the dock.
The Prince De sagan was registered on
the steamer St. Paul as r. ID. Godges.
Referring to a report that Prince Helie
de Sagan and Nine Gould had been mar
ried in Jersey City last night. Edwin A.
Jones, who has been acting as counsel for
Mime. Gould, said:
"The prince and Nine. Gould are not
married and not engaged, but no man can
tell what will happen in the future
The prince talked freely with newspaper
men while waiting for his steamer to sail
lie was asked If the report was true that
he and Nine. Gould had been secretly mar
red
NO, no, It is not true" he replied, and
added
The relations of Nine. Gould and myself
are the same today as the day 1 arrived
here At that time there was under.
standing between us. There is the same
understanding between us now that there
WIS then"
lie declined TO make any explanation OF
the nature of the understanding of which
he spoke.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
FORMER MRS. DUKE IN. JAIL
EN-MIfe of American Tobacco Mag
nate Held ON Charge of
Forging Checks.

CHICAGO, April li.-Mrs. Alice Webb
Duke, the divorced wife OF Brodie Duke Of
the American Tobacco company, vino was
arrested last n ght on the charge OF pass
ing forged checks was today held TO await
the acrton OF the grand jury in bond of
G.0o She was unable TO give surety and
was sent Ia The county Jail
Mrs. Duke did not deny that tho sigma
ture 10 the checks was her own. hut she
said that because OF sickness she was not
responsible for her actions at the time the
checks We're passed. She also claimed that
she was being prosecuted by the American
Tobacco company. Through her attorney
she offered 10 restore the FUN amount Of
the forged checks. watch totailed s75 but
the court took no Cognizancc of the prop
osition.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
KANSAS STlNGY WITH MONEY
Chancellor Frank strong Says Not
Enough support is Given
Academic Training.

KANSAS CITY, April 11,-"Kansas IS in
grave danger of being robbed OF a great
and useful state university said Chan
cellor Frank Strong at a Kansas univer-
sity alumni banquet in the university club
rooms last night. "Thh legal status OF our
state university is a peculiar one and It
prevents the citizens Of the state from
giving the institution their undivided sup
port. Our state constitution provides that
normal and agricultural departments be
maintained separately from the greater
branch OF the university and il is this fact
which is likely 10 ruin our institution
AT present we are laboring under a
great disadvantage; there is not enough
money appropriated by the legislature for
the adequate support Of the schools. Our
teachers are all underpaid and We lack in
buildings and laboratory facilities
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
GOOD WORK FOR INDIANS
Omaha Man Suggests Horse breeding
as Good Task for Red
Men.

WASHINGTON, April liz. l.. Dalby,
Indian Inspector for the Crow reservation
in Montana. was today before the senate
committee on Indian affairs and denied
statements made by Mrs. Helen Pierce Grey
concerning alleged maladministration of its
affairs.
e. e. Walker of the Omaha Stock yards
talked to the committee concerning efforts
that have been made TO establish the breed
ing OF horses among the Crow Indians, and
thought such an industry was the most
promising that had been suggested for
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
ALASKAN ROADS TOO HEAVY
Driver of American Car Turns Back
to SeattIe--Ten Miles His
Limit,

SEATTLE, Wash, April Ia cable dis
patch to the Post-Intelligencer from Val
dez Alaska. says: The American auto
mobile and crew has left on the steamer.
Bertha for Seattle. A public reception
was given them by the Chamber OF Com
merce and the crew started to inspect the
trail, They went ten miles Drives schues-
ter when interviewed said the Alaskans
had his sympathy, as the depth OF the
snow and the chuck holes absolutely pro-
hibited any chance OF the automobiles run.
ming a mile
He says he will return to Seattle and ship
for Vladlvostok to make up the time limit
lost on the Alaskan trip, He will attempt
to charter the sea going tugboat, Wslcott
at Orca to take the car and crew across
to Siberia 1t is doubtful II this can he
done.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
HENDERLITER FOUND INSANE
Jury Agrees Upon This Verdict IN
the Creation Murder
Case.

CRESTON. Ia, April n.-(Special Tele-
gram)-The Henderliter murder case came
to trial this morning before Judge Evans
A jury was empaneled last night and the
attorney for the defense, S. r. Allen, set up
claim Of insanity for his client. This
morning Henderlter was examined by Drs.
Coakley and Reynolds, who pronounced
him mentally incapable of comprehendng
the seriousness OF the crime. The jury
agreed on verdict Of mental incapacity
and the young man will be sent 10 Ana
moss to the criminally insane ward
Walter Toon convicted OF grand lar
ceny. was sentenced by Judge Evans to
five years in the penitentiary at Auamosa.
the full limit of the law. IL was the third
time the young man had been before him
on the same charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
FINES AGAINST LOTTERY MEN
Judge Bethea Imposes Penalties for
violation of Federal Laws
Jones suffers Most,

CHICAGO, April n-Fines aggregsting
siO,15O were today imposed by Judge Bethea
in the United States district court against
thirty-six' men who were arrested in various
part Of the country on the charge OF being
connected with lottery. The heavies.
fine was 5000 and It was placed upon
David II. Jones Of Chicago, said to have
been the owner OF the Old Reliable Guar
antee Loan and Trust company, and the
head Of the lottery concern. John Miner.
the agenttof Jones, was fined Sl,Oo0 and the
defendants were fined from 500 to Sis5
each.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
LOOKS FOR WATSON TO REFUSE
Secretary WRIratb of OsceoIA Thinks
He VIII Not Accept the
Nomination..

osCEOLA, Neb., April r.-Cspecial Tele.
grsmD-E. A. Walrath, secretary OF the
state populist committee, today said the
party in Nebraska would keep up its or
ganization and that the result in st. Louis
would make no difference with the MEM
bers this year, at least He saws every
thing depends upon the action OF Thomas
f. Watson and whether he will accept the
nomination bestowed upon him. Mr. Wal
rath said he looked for Watson 10 refuse
the nomination, though he had no authority
for making the statement other than i'm
presslons received while at st. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
MRS. EDDY FAVORS THE NAVY
Realizes Its Necessity Though for
Years She Has Prayed that
Wars May Cease.

BOSTON, April 1.-THE Christian Science
Sentinel, published in this city, today
says, quoting from Mrs. Mary Baker
G. Eddy founder and head of the Christian
Science church;
For many years have prayed daily that
there be no more barbarous slaughtering
OF our fellow-bengs; prayed that all the
peoples on earth and the islands of the sea
have one God. one mind love God su-
premely, and love their neighbor as them
selves
be, arbitrated wisely, fairly, and fully set
tied
It is unquestionable, however, that at this
hour the armament of navies is necessary.
for the purpose of preventing war and pre-
serving peace among the nations.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
TAFT HAS ONE IN WISCONSIN
Complete Returns Reveal LIZ Toilette
with All Remaining Dele
gates for Him.

MILWAUKEE Wis. April 1.-THE Wis
consin delegation 20 the republican ma
ton convention will stand: la Toilette, 2s;
Taft /. At La Toilette headquarters in
Milwaukee today It is admitted that COM
plete returns from the Tenth district viii
give Walter Alexander, a Taft candidate
1000 votes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-12
at Omaha yesterday:
DOMESTIC.

American battleship fleet left Magda-
lena bay Saturday afternoon for San
Diego, where It is due Tuesday I, Page
Omaha man suggests that horse breed
ing will be good work for Indians.
I, Page 1
Water is high near Galena, Kan.
I, Page L
Tennessee supreme court grants writ Of
custer against the Standard Oil company
for methods in restraint of trade.
1, Page q
New York republicans in convention at
Carnegie hall adopt platform and Sc
lect delegates to the national convention.
l. Page
Prof. Triggs decides to marry in spite
of his former theories on the subject.
1, Page
Representative Lilley, speaking on the
naval appropriation bill in congress,
scores the expenditure of money in use
less naval stations. Sd I, Page 2
Great men of the nation are invited to
attend the convention of governors to
discuss the conservation of resources of
the country at the White House
I, Page q
Kansas, says Chancellor Strong, is in
iuring its academic school at Lawrence
by not providing sufficient funds
I, Page 1
Heavy fines assessed against lottery
men at Chicago and the government
thinks the traffic has at last been
stopped I, Page /
Secretary Taft secured one delegate in
the Wisconsin list from La Toilette.
I, Page i
Police station at Mobile, Ala. robbed of
the book in which criminals arrests are
recorded. Z Page j
Senator and Mrs. Burkett give recep-
tion at their Washington home for his
secretary, r.. b Morgan, and his bride.
I. Page /
FOREIGN.
President Castro inclined to be saucy to
the note of the United States. I, Page /
LOCAL.
Comptroller Lobeck announces he has
| set Arbor day as the time for planting
his subernatorial boomlet or setting free
the railway commissioner bee. II, Page 2
Large blocks of stock in local corpora.
tlons are exchanged by the distribution
OF the Count Creighton estate. II, Page 7
Heads of twelve departments for the
management of the National Corn show
are named. Benson farmers join in tho
exhibition I, Page ]
King-Swanson company is a new cloth
! ing llrn that VIII be established in the
Webster-Sunderiand building. 4, Page 4
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
Live stock markets. vi, Page Z
Grain markets. VI, Page Z
Stocks and bonds VI Page
COMIC SECTION.
Buster Brown takes his uncle out hunt
ing. Page os good things for the lttl,
folks. Matters of interest to the womer
folks. Fluffy Ruffles gets a legacy Will
an aunt attachment -Four Pagei
HALF-TONE SECTION.
Major Charles r. Noyes and his thirty
years of army service Blind girl VIII,
manipulates a typewriter College girl
practice Greek games. How John BuI
governs East Africa. United States arm!
wirelss telegraph school. Four Page
Society TO observe Holy week
II, Page
Work of women in cub and charity
q, Page
Gossip of players, musicians and tn
playhouses. II, Page
Timely real estate gossip and work o
the home builders. vi, Page
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Port Arrived Sailed
NEW YORK., .,Nenszia ....,...,,
NEW YORK 800. .Lusitania ..,,,...
MANCHESTER. .Iberian ........,..
LIVERPOOL .....Haverford ....... Southwark
NAPLES ,,.,..,.. .Koenig Albert,
BY WIRELESS
New York-Chemnitz passed Nantucke