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Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
COL. ]. B. BREATH|TT
SEES DEMOCRATS WIN
Bryan Has the Confidence of
the People and Wall Street
Is Scared to Death, i

Col. J. =. Breathitt, of La Cananea,
arrived in the city last evening on
business. Mr.. Breathitt was formerly
national committeeman for Arizona
and takes a lively interest in DeIG'ss
cratic politics. Before coming to
Arizona Col Breathitt was very
prominent in the Democratic politics
of Missouri and held several state
Offices in that grand old Democratic
state.
There is no mistaking the trend
of Democratic sentiment which has
set in in favor of VIM J. Bryan for
the next president" said Mr.. Breath
lit at the Copper Queen hotel last
evening. wall Street is scared to
death and the protected interests OF
the country have felt the grounS
swell The Democrats will cary
New York state this election. The
hand writing is on the wall and the
Taft managers are hurrying here
and there in ALARM" continued the
colonel
Bryan has the confidence of the
people They are beginning to doubt
Mr.. Taft's sincerity and the genuine
wave of reform which is sweeping
the country will land Mr.. Bryan in
the White House in November
Il see our Republican friends in
Arizona are saying that 1t is neces-
sary to send a Republican to con-
gress in the interests of statehood.
If there was ever time when Ari-
IONA should be represented in con-
gress by Democrat, it is the pres
emit / look to see the house Demo
cratic and Bryan sitting in the White
House after the 4th of March next.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
STOCKS GO TUMDL|NG
ON SELLING ORDERS
Saturdays PeSsimiStic Close
Has a Bad Effect on
Prices.

NEW YORK. Sept 21.-With act
i've selling of stocks and acute weak
ness carried up to the very close of
last week, it was a matter of course
that outside selling orders should be
in considerable volume when opera
tons began today. From the stand
point of speculative sentiment alone,
very pessimistic views of the outlook
for values went out in the weekly
market reviews and letters from
commission houses to clients. The
active speculative position was on
the selling side of the market. Open.
ing declines in prices also broke
through the limits of additional stop
loss orders, and precipitated fresh
liquidation on the market The talk
of the copper market was not hope
full. Another marking down of prices
of copper at the metal exchange and
of copper warrants in the London
market gave point to the talk.
From one to five points measures
the range of the days losses and in
Harrimans and Hills, st Paul and
Reading, the damage runs from to
4 "a points.
Bonds We're weak. Total sales, par
value, SO. 56S, 900.
United States bonds unchangeo on
call
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
NO CERTAINTY AS TO
WHO SLEW AMERICANS
judicial Party Believe the
Work Was BY Yaquis, But
Others Say Mexican Did the
Killing. r...

Moctezuma, Sept. IA, lJOS-
Editor Observation-Disclosures
judge of this district, with his escort.
returned today from the scene of the
killing of John Poe and Tim O'Leary,
where he went to make official in
vestigations as to who were the per-
petrators of this deed. His opinion,
based on the finding of old Quarachos
(moccasins worked by both Indians
and Mexicans) on the ground, the
saddles having been stripped of all
leather, presumably to make new
quarachos and the fact that it is in
a part of the district very frequently
invaded by Yaquis is that the MUIR
derers were Indians.
A party of Americans formed in
Moctezuma to go out and bury the
victims and investigate the matter on
their own responsibility, returned al
So today a few hours later than the
judge. They are by no means unani-
nous in their opinion that the killing
was done by Yaquis. A majority or
the party rather lean TO the belfef
that the murder was committed by
Mexicans, whose motive was robbery,
as C. E. Morgan, who is working the
Coronado mine some four or five
miles away, paid OLeary and Poe a
few days before some four hundred
pesos in the presence or several Mex
leans. This belief is supported by the
fact that there has not been an au-
thenticated killing of an american by
Yaquis in this district, since the
Yaqui war commenced, official repors
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
There have been six Americans
murdered by Mexicans in this district
within the last six years. The fact of
the matter is there is no convincing
proof in support of either belief
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
SURPRISE
OF CLIFTON MAN
L. F. SWeeting impressed BY
Up to Date City on the Bor-
der. Sees No Chance for
Cameron.

DOUGLAS, SspI. 20 Especial. -
l.. +. Sweetfng, prominent mining
man of the Clifton-Morencf district,
was in the city yesterday, leaving for
home this morning. Mr.. Sweeting
said this morning that this was his
first visit to Douglas and that he had
been surprised to see such magnifi-
cent city here, though he had been
reading of its progress for seven
years. He declared that Douglas i'm
pressed him more favorably as a city
than either Bisbee or Cananea where
he went with the Clifton bali team.
Your streets, electric car system,
your handsome churches and magnifi-
cent school buildings, the country club
building, the Y. NJ. c. A. building all
impress upon my mind the fact that
you have here a progressive people,
and desirable class OF citizens" SAID
Mr.. Sweeting.
Mr.. Sweeting is the manager of the
Ptlaris Mining company, owning prop
critics near to and adjoining the Cop
per King mine, now the property of
the New England company; on the
Pilaris mine more than $500 feet of
work has been done, and it is out of
the prospect stage, but DEVELOPMENT
has been delayed on account of the
financial panic of last year. The New
England company is now shipping
from 80 to 40 tons of ore daily to the
Shannon smelter at Clifton.
All the producing companies are
turning out copper at about the nor
NAL rate, but it is expected that the
Shannon will materially Increase its
production over that OF last year
Politically, Mr.. Sweeting said that
the democrats were in the midst of
their preliminary campaign for the
primaries, and that several warm con-
tests were on hand, especially as re-
CARDS the offices of sheriff and treas
urer. So far as the congressional race
was concerned Mr.. Sweetfng said that
Mark Smith would poll the democrat
tc vote closer than he did two years
ago. The visit of Ralph Cameron to
Graham county, according to Mr..
Sweeting, amounted to no more than
cordial greeting for him from re-
publicans of the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
PACIFIC STATES
GETTING INTO LINE

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Norman E.
Mack, chairman of the Democratic
national committee, is planning to
force the fighting in the Pacific coast
states and during October, speakers
of national prominence will be sent
west to aid in the swinging of All
debatable states into line for the
Democrats. Mr.. Mack said tonight
that all reports received from Califor-
mia, Oregon, Montana and Colorado
were of such a character as to lead
him to believe that with a strong ei.
fort they can be captured for Bryan
and Kern
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
TWENTY-SEvEN FOR
NATIONAL RESERVE
Local Marksmen Expect to
Soon Receive Buttons For
Their Excellent Work at the
Targets.

Sunday was busy day at the
rife range. Everything went smooth
ly at the firing line. and in the pits
the targets were sashed and shots
disked quickly. There was a large
entry list to shoot, which in size
compares favorably with the larger
rife clubs in the country. The day
vas bright in the morning with a
gentle wind. but in the afternoon the
clouds and wind brought puzzling
conditions and it required several
shots TO locate the bulls eye.
The main interest centered in the
marksmans course and at the close
of the day when the course was fin
ished it was found that the club will
qualify twenty-seven for the nation
al marksman's reserve. The scores
will be sent to the National Rifle AS
ISOLATION at once and it is hoped that
the buttons will soon be received by
the local marksmen.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
HEARST SAYS COURT
RECORDS ARE ACCUSER

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Hearst re-
turned to this city tonight and issueo
a statement concerning the challenge
of Governor Haskell of Oklahoma.
Mr. Hearst said: The court of rec
ords' complaints of ex attorney gem
eral of Ohio, Mr.. Monnett, the affida-
Wit of an assistant of the present at
torrey general of Ohio, Mr.. Burnett,
and the court records of the state of
Oklahoma in the Prairie Oil and Gas
company case, accuse Mr.. Haskell and
not /. Mr. Haskelrs proposition TO
arbitrate the matter now shows he
has a sense of humor if he has not
a sense of honor"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22

Review Want ADS bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
SIGN THE PETITION.

The petition which is being circu-
lated for the removal of the county
seat will be at the Office of Judge
Hogan this afternoon where it will
be held awaiting signatures. The
number of signatures received up TO
date is 1850. The petition will be
presented to the Board Of Supervisors
on Septenber 25th.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
RETURNS TO CHIHUAHUA.

Frank King returned to Chihuahua
city last evening after visiting at Can
anea for several days. Mr.. King is
interested with Col. W. c. rGeene
IN a big mineral concession in that
state.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22

An invitation has been received to
shoot at Fort Huachuca and If posi-
be it will be accepted. The regular
meeting Of the club will be held on
Thursday evenins>at o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
METALS.

NEW YORK. Sept 21.--London tin
was unchanged e130, Is. Sd for spot.
Futures was a shade higher at e131,
los. The local market was quiet
at $2S.37 1-2G2S.62 IL.
Copper was lower in London, spot
being $50. los; futures, $50, 5s. The
local market was also weak. Lake
s13.25013.5O; electrolytic, $13.12 1-2
@13.25; casting S12.S7 1908.
Lead was dull and unchanged in
both markets. Spelter advanced to
e19, lis. Cd in the English market.
The local market was dull and a
shade lower at S4.72 1-2@4.77 1-2s
Iron was unchanged at home and
abroad.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-Cattle re-
ceipts, $1,000; market steady to
shade higher. Beeves, $3.50 $50;
Texas steers, S3.50@5; western steers
S3.20@5.S0: stockers and feeders,
$2.606435; cows and heifers, 1850
$50; calves, $6@S.25.
Sheep receipts, $4,000, market
steady. Natives, s2.25@4.35: west
ems, s2.25@435; yearlings, $4,000
4.S0; native lambs, s325@5S0; west
ern lambs. $3.25m5,S0.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
NSTOCk PRICES,

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Amalga-
mated copper SLIP; Smelling, 5000;
Atchison, 1887; st. Paul, s129.5o
New York Central, $103.50; Pennsyl.
vania, s120; Reading, s126.50; South
ern Pacific, s99.37; Union Pacific,
s153.S7; Steel, $43.12; Steel, prefer.
red, $107.5o.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-22
NO FUNDS TO PAY FOR
LONG HOT AIR CAMPAIGN

UHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-That Iunus
necessary to defray the expenses of
a long. vigorous speaking campaign
are not forthcoming was frankly adj
mitted today by Chairman Frank
Hitchcock Of the Republican national
committee. The statement was made
in explanation of delays which at
tended the beginning of the campaign
work
The sun., 1908-05-03
NEW TURN IN LOOKERS ROW.
JsweIIer HAleS Wife TO Court a. BigamlSt,
bat Falls 10 Have Her Held.

.TeWelIer HAles Wife TO Court ~ Bigamlst,
but Falls 10 Have Her Held.
Madeline Locker, 25 years old, Of % St.
Felix street, vas arraigned yesterday be-
fore Magistrate Doolsy in the Adams street
court, Brooklyn, on charge Of being a
fugitive from justice, The husband, Irving
". LOCKER, a diamond broker Of OeS Broad
way, who caused her arrest, asked that
she be held 10 await the arrival Of extra
dition papers from Carroll county, New
Hampahire, where, as he alleged, she 10
under indictment for bigany.
The Lockers we're married in Brooklyn
three years ago and separated within a
wear. The husband sued for divorce and
lost, and the wife has a counter suit pend
ing against him.
Mr. LOCKER alleges that on September IS
last hls wife was married TO the Rev. Will
lam +. Coburn, an itinerant evangelist.
gentleman farmer and sanitarium pro-
rTietor, in Carroll county, New Hampshire.
Mrs. LOCKER admits that she was patient
IN Columns sanitarium for some time while
suffering from nervous prostratlon, but
denies that she was ever married 20 him.
Her lawyer says that II she was married
At all she vent through the ceremony In a
hypnotic state and while under the inhu-
once az Coburn
Magistrate Douley released tho woman.
holding that the complaint Of the husband
wss detective and insufficient. Mrs. Look
ors lawyer said that his client was willing
10 surrender hersef TO the authorities of
New Hampshire il there was an indictment
found against her
The sun., 1908-05-03
10000 Yards Summer Dress Silks
Regular 75c Values at SOC a Yard

This offering represents special purchase from Of the lead
ing silk manufacturers in America and presents the most popular
styles and coIorings at present in demand
They consist principally Of the popular stripes in various
widths plain and cheyron effects in the most desirable coo E0
such gray and white brown and white navy Alice and OOC
Copenhagen blue. Value 75c. per yard special at
sc All Silk Satin foulard, 40c
special offering of fine quality satin Fouad in navy black "a
and white small, medium and coin dots Value 60c per 41c
yard; special
Sl.35 Black Taifeta, 98c
One yard wide superior quality black Dress Tafeta heavy oo
weight bright use Value $I35 per yard special at 7OC
Adams Bufidina
Hc Washable Ponsee at 20c soc Ponaee at 30c
l7ineh Pongee--washabe, One yard wide silk Pongss
in self color figures and dots, silky lustr full line
and evening shades 20. Of the popular eolon 40.
exceptional bargain a ZIC including Copenhagen blue O/S
the quoted. Value Value yard special
4je per yard special ..,.,.........,.
The sun., 1908-05-03

Total foucs..,.......O persons TIL cap. .N,So.@
The public bath, says the report, employs
three times the number Of persons and
spends almost four times the amount OF
money, although the private bath is two
thirds the size Of the put lie one.
such management, 1t 10 alleged, dimin-
shes the services which the eity,s baths
render the people. The Milbank Memorial
Bath last summer had an attendance OF
20 per cent. Of its capacity; while at the
RivinRton Street Municipal Bath, which
enjoys the largest patronage, the attend
ance was not over rs per cent. OF It's capacity.
Al the other city baths the percentage OF
Use ranges from II TO 4. Thus the public
baths, despite the great cost, are serving
from one-duarter to One-twenty- OF
the number Of people they might.
II is said too, that often these baths are
neither clean nor well run.
Figuring out the cost per bath 1t is found
that Il is n. 1929 for the publ institution,
against OOle7 for the Milbank, difference
u 10 per cent. The conclusions arrived at
are as follows:
The public baths are employing two or
three times as many men and women at
tendants IS they need. They are paying
from two TO Ave times more for supplies and
repairs than privete baths They are spend
llR the CITY \ money anu uOt pIOptIb tei 'lhB
the people who pay the bill The attendants,
though better paid than st most private baths,
are neither A. active nor a. courteous.
great deal OF the efficiency Of any busi-
ness orzanl1atiou depends upon the man at
the head At each OF the municipal baths
there is no real head who Ia in control and
il held responsible for everything that takes
place. This Is not the kind OF organization
that any business man would demand In his
ovn bueiness,
Summer IN coming; bathing is more attrac-
tive. more important to health and comfort.
shall citizens not demand Of the administra-
ton that the peoples baths be managed
on business basis not a political onef
The people must help, When attendants
are discourtsous. especially TO bathers who
know little Of this country. its customs or
language. let citizens note the case and re-
port e. Let us make complaints not because
We are angry at attendants and want TO
punlsh them but because we wish to chante
rhe tystem which permits such inetfciency.
The financial facts must come largely from
expert lnvestlKation by civic bodies; they
win do their share; let all citizens do theirs.
The sun., 1908-05-03
DIDNT PAY HER DRESsMAKER.
ssyG It's Up 10 Her Husband, With Whom
she Does Not Live.

Mrs. Estellc Martin, wife Of John A. D.
MaTtin, . real estate dealer, was examined
Yesterday in supplementary proceedings
Loiore Justice Green in the City Court as
70 her ability 20 satisfy q Judgment for
$50 obtained against her by Jeanette
Brown, q dreCsmaker. Mrs. Martin said
that she had not been living with her
husband since June last, though there
hAd been no legal separation between
fhen. But She considered him liable for
hsr support, including such hills for neces-
sites Ike clothes as che felt inclined 70
rJn up.
she denied having any fixed income or
owing any property or jew6lry save a pair
~ gold eleeve links which were preseflted
70 her By friend and small gold tie pin.
Her housekeeping expenses OF about SO
a month, including the salary Of nurOemaid
for her two-year-old daughter, abe said,
came out Of the occasional allowances
nSde her by her father, but she denied
that abe had any surplus income or any
bank account lroTn which 10 eet the dress
Makes Judgment.
Her Examination was ado med TIL
Nav iB
The sun., 1908-05-03
nlnn.r 70 Doctor. Of PedaroK,.

Chancellor Henry NJ Maccracken Of
New York University entertained the doc
tors Of pedagogy At their annual dinner
AZ the Hotel 81. Regis yesterday with q
description Of his recent visit 10 Denmark,
Norway and Sweden. Other speakers
we're the Rev. Charles II. Parkhurst, DR..
Thomas NJ. Ballet and Prof. Charles Zueb-
lln of the CniverGity Of Chicago.
The sun., 1908-05-03
New Posi- omoe BuIldIpS for BrOuN

Pians have been fled for a new post
ofice building 70 be erected on lSSth street
Just west OF Third avenue 10 relieve the
congestion at the present station I, on Third
avenue near l6Sth street. The new build
ing viii be Of brick and ornamental stone,
with q frontage 50 feet and a depth Of
- feet and wil coet $4,000
The sun., 1908-05-03
WASTE AT TIE PUBLIC BATHS
PEOPLES INSTITUTE MSPECTS
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.

Two Men 10 DO One Mans Work, Two
Prices Paid for suppis, Cost In the
R,ungtOn street Bath no Per Cent
Mere Than IN the MllbGnk Memorial
The Peoples Institute has been investl-
eating the management Of the public baths
in Manhattan and finds lot Of fault The
conclusions arrived at arc that the city
isn't getting what II pays Tor that TOO
many employees are hired TO do the work
that supplies and repairs cost from two
70 three times too much and that employees
are not 40 polite and efficient as they should
I've. The responsibility is put up 10 the
Borough President, Who the Investigators
found, ls the only city oficial who has abso-
Lutte control, although there is Superin-
tsndent Of Public Baths who has little real
rover.
TO prove tho charge Of eItravagance
these dgures are quoted TO show the esti-
mated cost Of maintaining the Twenty
third street bath for year;
The sun., 1908-05-03
Supplies of Every Sort for
Gardening and Lawning

Steel Garden Rakes, l2.teeth, sac;
iI-teeth, SIC; i6-teeth, sec.
Iron Garden RAkes, iO-teeth. 22e.;
l7-tseth, 23c.; H-teeth, 24c.; ie-teeth,
20c.
Combination Hoe and Rake, 2sc.
Dirt Shovels, B4c.
Spading Forks, 64c, 10 Ole.
Spades, 04c,
Long Handled Spades, B6c.
Post Diggers, 80c.
Garden Hose, 10c. 20 sac.
PickaIes, 77c,
Wooden Lawn Rakes. 3Sc. to 44c.
Garden Trowels, &c, 10 33c.
Garden Sets, Ole. 10 Sl,O9.
Turf Edgers, 40c.
Lawn Sprinklers, 81. Al 10 8l57.
Grass Shears, l0C. 10 S27c.
Grass Hooks, lBc., 22c., 35c,
Daisy Sprayers. Ale,
Wedding Hooks. &C.
Tree Prilners. 60c. 10 72c,
Canal and Garden BaTows, SI.S9 10
S35l.
GARDEN HOSE
Wtre-bound, IS feet, SAILS 5o-ft.,
S6.Al.
Liberty. sS-ft., Ss.O7j SO-ft.. SsLs.
The sun., 1908-05-03
Having Purchases enlarged" to
Depositors' Accounts

every OF the ordinary charge
account in credit store with the faults and economy Of
Macys strictly cash system Only intended iof purchasing
purposes invited
The sun., 1908-05-03

our own Importation Of
McCsnn'S Dfogheda Irish
atmeal, : N. can, Tee;
blb. car, CSC. it-lb, can.
el,7A
BAR DE LUG, NAroesu
brand Red and White Cut
rant Jar ........,7ao
The sun., 1908-05-03
Special Delivery Service for
Depositor's Account Patrons

Dsrosor Account will deliver
m during May June July and August (buy goods &pd any Non
Mississippi DpohoTS
Accounts. This applies o oTCntd June
designed Hooaton Tor Fato VINO may o out OF e
city during the homes vacation trips.
The sun., 1908-05-03

Majestic, 25.ft., S4l6; Soft, ss.29.
Premier, ?S-ft,, $500; 5O-ft., $1,000.
Wooden Hose Reels, $50,
Iron Hose Reels, $3.50,
Combination NoZZles, 3Sc.
Flower and Vegetable Seede, packages,
Ic.; doz., &c.
Lawn Grass Seeds, qt,, IOc,; ?-qt'.
l9c.; It.bushel, sac; i-bushel, SI.84;
bushel, S3.l9,
Bulbs--Caladiuns &C. ; Madeira Vines.
&C.; Gladiolus, lc.; Tube Rose, &C.;
Hyaoinths, &c, ; Cannas, Sc. Dahlis, &C..
Begonias, SC. and &C,
Sweet Corn. Apt, &C.; pint, I8c.;
quart, zoe.
Peas, h-pt, &C.; pint, I7c,; quart
20c,
Beans, ii-pt,, Oc.; pint, I8c.; quart,
zoe.
Plant Blood for nourishing plants, Toe,
Fertilizer, lbc.
Wire Flower Stands. one shelf. e7c.;
? shelves, 92.OS 3 shelves SAYS.
Wooden Flower Stands, 8I.6l,
Rustic Tree Tubs, 02.s9 70 ~ AZ.
Ruaic Bird Houses, sass 20 S3.67.
The sun., 1908-05-03

LILY WHIT BRAND
JELLY POW DIR, ipeNd-
Ing Orange, Lemon, Rasp.
herry, Strawberry. Cherry.
Mint, Peach, Pineapple.
Vanilla, CAlfsioot and un-
heyoTed ec, each. dozen,
as.
The sun., 1908-05-03

German Stems and Flagons
RE biggest collection STEMS Fgon and Vases shown here
is ready your inspection and make the visit than
worth while there live casks OF these wares to sell for one
eS third than usual The display is delight the col
ecor of such wares That might lack nothing representative
visited ard bought from every factory the Rhine province until he
gathered 500 different designs.
The special five casks should be OF particular interest folks
Who seek suitable prizes bowling and card clubs The deas
The sun., 1908-05-03
May Sale of
Table Silver
Main Floor

Genuine VIM. Ro-ers Al plate on
nickel silyer-standsrd quality, heavy
Veizht, iSney rst,ern, perfect IN every
vay. But priced ons.thir5 les than
regular
The sun., 1908-05-03
LaceS and Lace Nets
The New rilet Bands and AlIovers (at Lowest Pr

A complete assortment Of File Lace Bands. with
match in cream, eeru brown, navy and black.
Bandings, 25e to Csc yard--Alovers, $I.65 to $3.3
The sun., 1908-05-03

Total fores.n...2S 20 persons TIL sIp iA7s1.0
The expense sheet of the Milbank Me
mortal Bath at 925 East Thirty-eighth
street is given for comparison as follows:
The sun., 1908-05-03

Lily White brand Flour means the
highest standard We guarantee il
equal to many OF the higher priced
brands. -
FOR THIS SALE:-
Hall DGrrel,. .Ta.Aa III ID. Bag Sic
eslb. buIlGp tacks, S3.1t