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Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
GIRL KILLED a HAWK.
Bird Had Attacked Her When Driven
From Pigeons.

A large hen hawk. weighing nearly
fourteen pounds, attacked Miss Eloise
NJ. Shields, Is, of Milton. Mass, while
the young woman, accompanied by
some friends, was spending the after
noon at the Blue Hills reservation
The party had Just had their lunch
con and were feeding some pigeons
when the hawk swooped down and
started 10 carry on one of the pigeons
in its taIons. Miss Shields quickly.
picked up stone. and throwing it at
the bird made it drop its prey. The
hawk then attacked the girl and nest
ling on one Of her shoulders started
to beat her with its wing. After
knocking of the bird with her hands
Miss Shields picked up one of the
tonic bottles, which the party had
been using, and hitting the hawk a
hard blow on its head, killed it. Except
for a few scratches the young woman
was not injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
Maklnn u. of a ErIend.

A Harlem IN. " resident after a
busy day was-seated restfully at home
when the telephone bell rang. says 4
New York letter Meet me at the
Waldorf within an hour" called an
intimate friend at the other end of
the wire; must see you. Don't fail.
Within an hour Important Good
by" The Harlemite grumbled, won
dered why business should follow a
tired man into his home, got into his
boots, kissed his wife and hustled for
the hotel His friend was waiting for
him in the Waldorf cafe We'll, Jim, -
he said, what is it? What's up?"
What's up?" echoed Jim. Why,
I'm as lonely as a castaway tonight
Want company-some one to talk
with What will you drink?" Jim is
q bachelor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
Judge Dean ReverSeS GrieT'S
Decision and Places Costs
of Now Noted Case oil
Lowell Justice.
GOES TO SUPREME COURT
ON AN APPEAL TAKEN
Forty Miners at Great Western
Are Laid 0ff-Marriage
Licenses for July.
lSnecial 10 The ReYiewl

TOMBSTONE, July 1S.-In the dis
trict court today an order of judg-
ment was entered in the case of l..
b. Stoddard VS.. R. c. Miller, which
was tried yesterday for the amount
of the alleged Indebtedness. 1t was
in connection with the judgment rem
dered in the iase yesterday that
the defendant. r. c. Miller. was after
ward placed in the county jail on the
order of Judge Doan. for the often
siye remarks that he made concerning
the judge and the court at the depot
yesterday afternoon. Miller was lock
ed up over night in the county jail.
This morning he was taken into court
and was given a severe reprimand by
the court and was allowed TO go.
Miller apologized TO the court ana
stated that he was under the influence
of liquor at the time, and did not
realize the statements or remarks
that he was making.
An order was made granting q
change Of venue in the case of the
Delahanty estate 20 Pima county.
In the case of f. A. TOvrea, 5. '.
STgich and Goodrich, Hartman Co,
against Ben hhFends for debt. -
the cases for trial on july 25th.
IT. the case of Kate O'Neill vs.. !.
J. O'Neill, for divorce. Z decree was
granted, after 2 default had been en-
tered and a showing made that the
defendant had failed 70 properly
support the plaintiff as is necessary
under the statutes. Mrs. O'Neiu Is a
resident OF Bisbee.
The writ of certitorTi in the cele-
brated Chicken Coop case of Bisbee
was granted and appeal was taken to
the supeme court. Under the ruling
of the court, Judge r. S. GrieT, eX
ceeded his authority and will have 10
pay the expenses of the case before
the district court. The judgment en-
tered in the case was as follows: II
is ordered. adjuGged and decreed that
the respondent, r. S. Grier. exceeded
his jurisdiction in taking jurisdiction
of the above entitled cause and trying
the same and rendering Judgment
therein after there had been filed will:
him a motion for change Of venue
and the four affidavits in support
thereof asking for change OF venue
on the action OF the said r. S. Gri"r
in the premises. is therefore amulet
and it is further adjudged, ordS! -
and decreed b. this court that Ies
petitioners, Richard Lauterbach ans
EuIaiia Lauterbach, recover o. enC
from the respondent, /. S Grier, tn"ii
costs and disbursements incurred Il
this court, amounting to SI-lo, anG
execution may issue therefor.
Done in open court this 18th day O
July, 1908.
(SiCnedD FLETCHER II. DOAN,
Judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
Tombstone Personals.


X :. Temple OF the Cananea- Haqu!
RI~er railroad was in the city again
today on business before the distric!
court.
F.R. O'B.icu. one Of the Republican
Va horses. and said TO be a candidate
for the Office Of supervisor on the Re
publican ticket. was in the city today
on business before the district court
FRS. ANDY Leard returned yesterday
from Caranea where she has beer
for the past month on visit to her
sister. Mrs. Peter Hook
Mrs. George Rafferty, returned last
evening from Bisbee where she has
been for the past month on visit te
iher. parents. She was accompanied
by her sister.
Attorney y. G. Stricken of Risbee
came over last evening. being called
here on business before the dlstric.
court
II. ?. Newton, the veteran stage
driver. was in Tombstone yesterday
from mis- home at COchise. He says
that the valley in that section has al
ready begun to look like the green
fields OF Kentucky.
- Coy E. Layton. of Bisbee. who was
here as a witness before the district
court, has returned TO his home az
that place.
Miss Jessie Hill, has returned from
Phoenix. where she has been attend
| ing business college for a number of
months.
Is A. Packard of Douglas, was in
the city yesterday on business, and
| left last evening, going to Phoenix.
| ]. n. Gaines left this afternoon for
Douglas, where he goes to attend the
/ meeting of the Democratic central
committee that will be held in that
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
Marriage Licenses.

Ialy promises TO eclipse June for
the issuance of marriage licenses by
Clerk James of the probate court, up
to date there have been twenty-three
licenses issued this month. Those
issued during the past week were
as follows: Mirwin c. Rowe TO wed
I.ula Coltor both of Don Luis; Bristo.
w. Jones of Pearce to wed Winnie
Glenn OF Tombstone: William J.
Slaughter Of Douglas to wed Rosalis
Newhaul OF san Bernardina ranch;
Thomas w. Massie of Cananea &c
we'd Bertha Bessie Kynast of Doug
las: Thomas Hodges of Don Luis tc
we'd Jane Tunison of Bisbee: Jose Nc
Arbalio Of Douglas to wed Severe
Acosta OF the same place: Francisco
Contrearas OF Douglas to wed Maris
Soto Of the same place: n. w. Peder
son Of Bisbee TO wed Nellie Lofgren
Of ST. David; E. q. Melton OF Bisbee
to wed Bessie Peters of the same
place: George Rivers of Tombstone
TO wed Teresa Enriquez of the same
pIace
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
Here On a Visit,

Tom Winders. accompanied by his
sister. Miss Oneida, arrived last even
ing from Chicago and spent the day
here on their way to the Pacific coast
Mr.. Wfnders was raised in Tombstone
and his sister is q native of the city.
He has Just completed a course in
medicine and has been at work in a
hosritaI near Chicago for about q
year getting practical experience IN
that line He expects now TO begin
the practice of medicine and will IL
cate in California. His sister, who
has been attending the convent il
Chicago. completed the year by pass
ing with the highest average Of 2
class Of nearly one hundred in music,
she being accomplished on both the
piano and violin. They left this even
ing for Tucson. where they will spend
& day on visit to friends before go
ing on TO California.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
Hurry.

To our own age belongs the credit Of
having raised hurry from the degraded
position of a disease to that of a COM
mercial process. Formerly hurry sim
ply brought people to an early grave,
with nothing to show for it, whereas
now it is become the means of trans
forming peace of mind, which is a
solecism, TO say the best of it, into
ready money. Hurry has grown 10 be
a great fact in life. Even the fashions
take account of it, until women are
found doing up their hair in such a
way that they may go the speed limit
without fear Of its coming down. And
the best of hurry is that it is its own
sufficient justification. Nobody ex-
poets hurry to have any particular
reason behind it any more.-Life.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19

date received here contain the state
ment that Mrs. D. X Wardwell, form
eviv of this city. but for the past three
vears a resident of Sawtelle Calf
has been ordered deposted to Molok..
ire leoer island Of the Hawaiian
group, # being discovered that she
had an advance case OF that disease
Mrs. Hardwen was the wife OF GEE.
u. K. Hardwell. a wen known citizen
of the southwest. who few years ago
was sent TO the Soldiers Home at
Sawtelle! and at that time his wife
left here to go with him. IL is not
known how the unfortunate woman
contracted the disease. She has 2
son stin residing 10 this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
The Jewel of forgiveness.

Nothing is more moving TO man
than the spectacle of reconciliation;
our weaknesses are thus Unidentified
and are not TOO costly, being the
price we pay for the hour of forgive
ness; and the archangel who has
never felt anger has reason to envy
the man who subdues it. When thou
forgivest, the man who has pierced
thy heart stands to thee in the rela-
tion Of the sea-worm that perforates
the shell Of the mussel. which
straightway closes the wound with q
pearl.-Richter.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19

city this evening.
Mrs. T. T. ijams left yesterday for
her home in Stafford after spending
several days here on a visit to rela-
lives
J. ". Ross, the Bisbee attorney,
was in the city today on business be
fore the district court, returning home
this afternoon.
L. b. Stoddard of Bisbee returned
home this morning after stay here
OF a couple of days on business before
the district court.
Charles Beauman, the assayer, re-
turned last evening from the coast
where he has been enjoying a two
weeks vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
q nriII ID. Artes an Water.

Henry. Street. the general manager
of the Boquillas Land & Cattle COM
pany. was in the city yesterday or
business connected with that com
pany. Street has recently let con-
tract for the sinking Of an artesiaH
we'll on the company land at what Is
known as the Noyes Place, where the
company during the past year nave
made other extensive improvements.
The well boring outfit Of H. o. Carr,
who has been working at Benson for
a number of years. was installed or
the ground yesterday. and the work
of boring started today. Street is Of
the orinfop that a good flow of water
will be struck at depth of about 500
feet. The boring for artesian water
in that part of the valley is a new
venture, there being no wells within
twelve miles below. at the Curtis
Mace. and not within twenty miles
above at Hereford.
oeported to MoIoki.
Los Angeles papers of a recent
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
Miners Laid Of.

Parties coming in from the Court
land camp state that on Thursday
forty miners that have been at work
in the shafts of the Great Western
company for the past few months were
laid on There was no information
gwen as to the reason OF the cutting
down Of the forces ana can not be
understood as it was only recently
that good bodies OF ore were u1coF-
e.e1 In both of the new shafts. Sew
eral of the miners who we're laid on
have reached this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
caves for Vacation.

John W. Walker. court reporter.
VIII leave next week for Chicago
where he viii remain for few days
before going on TO the lakes of upper
Michigan, where he expects to put il
several weeks enjoying the fishing o.
that section of the country. He viii
also visit Buffalo and. several other
eastern cities before returning here.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
Some Reason for Her Fear.

The wife of the Pittsburg milliorr
aire reached her breakfast table in
fear and trepidation. The waiting
maid offered her the morning papers.
No, Marie; never give me those
when John is out of town on business.
I can't bear to think what they might
contain" And she slipped her cof-
fee with heavy eyes.-Iudge.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19
The Great American Novel.

The pretty nurse had taken the
best OF care of the steel millionaire
81 want you to marry me-" said he
simply. Why, Mr.. Giltedge; this is
rather sudden" Il know, child, I
know. But you'll have plenty of time
to get used TO the idea. I'll have 4
fierce job 10 get rid Of my WIFE
! c'-'er ~ ~"urieT-JouTnal
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-19

Thus Mason offered his life to save
the woman he loved.
The beauty of that offering is not
lessened by the fact that, after all, he
was not put to death, but was held
prisoner by the tribe until their final
subsection brought him freedom.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
SHERIFF LEAVES
BOOTH FISH PLANT
DEPUTIES WITHDRAWN WITH
CONSENT OF BANKS WHICH
MADE SEIZURE

Sheriff Burns has Withdrawn his
deputies from the storage plant and
the warehouse OF A. Booth Co. In
Detroit. This action was taken by
consent of the Old Detroit National
bank and National Bank OF Com.
rnerce, which hold notes Of the Arm
amounting to 100000.
Receiver w. ]. Chalmers, OF Chi
cago, and J. w. Reynolds. the an
ciliary receiver In charge here, are
left in undisputed possession.
Whether Sheriff Burns and the
banks acted In contempt OF the federal
court in attaching the property In the
hands Of q federal receiver Is to be
decided by Judge Knappen in the
United States court Thursday of next
week. The local order of attachment
has been withdrawn and the banks
will take their chances with other
creditors.
Conflicting statements are given out
in Chicago as to the status OF A.
Booth & Co. Receiver Chalmers esti.
mates the assets at 100000 with
liabilities OF $6.000.000, while certain
small creditors who are petitionine
to have the firm thrown into bank.
ruptcy, assert that not more than 60
cents on the dollar will be paid to
creditors. The petitioning creditors
assert that there were acts OF prefer.
ence before the failure and that w. T.
Chalmers was appointed receiver by
agreement with the officers OF the in.
volved concern
Chalmers will fight bankruptcy pro
ceedings.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
CarStenS Is Given
Cordial Welcome at
Bunch Of Meetings

From the far eastern section OF the
town to the fringe OF the north END
was the lump made by DR.. Carstens
and his campaign party Friday
night. Then a swing ever on the
west -side-te- the-end- -Myrue.st'
and a swift run back to the east SIDE
as far as Arbeiter hall, and the
doughty Doctors campaign for the Re
publican mayor campaign was prac'
tically at an end as far the the night
tours are concerned; for the public
debate with Candidate William I.
Dust is on tonight, unless there Is a
hitch in the plans, and Monday the
polls open.
Because OF the long jumps. DR..
Carstens was able to make only eight
az the 10 meetings scheduled. He was
received cordially everywhere ana
there we're evidences that his action
in challenging his rivals TO public
debate on the street car question mas
given his candidacy material BOOST.
"You made a ten-strike when you
issued that challenge" said one en-
thusiast in the Arbeiter hall meeting,
accom- panying his observation with q
hearty slap on the back.
That's right" put In another, and
several admirers gathered around him
to shake his hand and assure him OF
their hearty support at the primaries
and I'm the election campaign should
ne succeed In capturing the nomina
ton.
81 am glad to hear that Mr.. Dust Is
willing to Join me in debate on the
street car question" said DR.. Carstens
at this meeting. II hope Mr.. Brett
meyer also will see his way clear Il
accept my challenge. That is the bes
way to let the people know where we
stand. Then you can all Judge fol
yourselves whose plan IL the best"
DR.. Carstens has blunt way o.
putting things that seems to make 4
hit With his auditors. He doesn't bea
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
AUTO AND CAR
CRASH; 3 INJURED
VICTIMS ARE EDWARD WHITE.
SIDE AND A. j. AND WILLIAM
J. PAlLAU.

An automobile containing A. j.
Pallau. superintendent of the Detroit
Steel Products Co.. his son. William
]. Pallau and Edward Whiteside, an
auto designer of Buffalo, collided with
Crosstown car No. 122. loaded to Its
capacity, at Second and Forest-aves
about o'clock Friday evening, result
ing In the serious injury of Mr.. White
side and tying up service on the car
line for an hour. Both the car and
the automobile were running at high
speed, and so great was the force OF
the impact that the car, In spite of It's
load, was thrown off the track. 1t ran
into telegraph pole and the pas
sengers were thrown into a panic, but
none was hurt.
Mr.. Whtieside was thrown about 20
feet He was removed to Grace hos.
pital in an unconscious condition.
Here IL was found that he was suf-
fering from three broken ribs, a frac-
tured shoulder. painful cuts about the
face and scalp and possibly internal
injuries. Saturday morning he was
resting comfortably and his recovery
Is looked for.
Mr.. Pallau was knocked senseless
and sustained several cuts about the
head, while William ]. Pallau escaped
with bruises and slight injury to his
right leg. Both were able to go to
their home at No. 179 Merrick-ave.
Neither blames the crew of the street
car for the accident. The smoke that
hung like pail over the city vas
largely responSible for the crash as
1t prevented both the motorman and
those in the machine from seeing the
danger in time to prevent a collision.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
CANDIDATEs-E0R
EASTERN 4fAE
6REiTMEYER, DUST, CULVER AND
LoWIHER PROMISE TO SUP.
PORT MOVEMENT.

The various mayoralty candidates
have been asked their views on the
Eastern Standard time movement.
Dust, Culver and Lowtffer
have answered Yes" without qualifi-
cation to the questions given below.
DR.. Carstens expresses cordial in
dorsement OF eastern standard time
provided 1t can be brought about with
out confusion. Mayor Thompson and
Capt. McGregor are yet to be heard
from. Here are the questions asked:
do you consider the adoption OF
eastern standard time for the best IN
terests OF the city,"
Even though you may be opposed
to eastern time personally. would you
facilitate Its adoption IL a plurality OF
electors favored it?''
III favorable. will you assist person.
ally in bringing the campaign to a
successful issue?"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
DUST AND PARKER
MAKE STRONG
FINISHES
BOTH SEEMED BEATEN EARLIER
IN CAMPAIGN. BUT HAVE MADE
GREAT oAiNS-HARD FIGHT
FOR CITY cLERKsHIP.

The last day Of the last week OF the
dizziest primary campaign that De
troit has ever seen has come. No one
can tell how pleased are the candi
dates for Office on the Republican
ticket who have been going at a kill
Ing pace for weeks past and spending
their money as money has never been
spent before In this city In a campaign
for nominations.
eddy spent well over 100000 since
the fight started and the end Is not
yet. for the primaries will call for the
employment OF an army OF workers 10
pass cards TO voters and these men
and boys get from 81 to $40 per day
according to their acquaintance and
ability to talk. Lucky is the candl
date whose friends come to his helm
at this time and volunteer their serv-
Ices.
Some OF the men seeking office have
been campaigning for a year. These
have spent practically all they had
and many OF them are deeply in debt.
Bankruptcy Is the prospect OF some
men who have risked their all and are
facing defeat.
These men simply keep going
feverishly. shaking hands, making
friends. not allowing themselves II
stop and think OF the future.
Two contests particularly engage at
tention-the mayoralty nomination
and that for sheriff. In each the situa-
ton Is of a man who some time ago
appeared to have certainty of nom
ination being rapidly overtaken by
another with third factor dangerous
Philip Breitmeyer started the
mayoral race with lead that seemed
insurmountable. He has a knack OF
making friends that only one other
man has had In this city. But the
vigorous speeches of William T. Dust
have caused the latter to draw up In
the closing weeks. DR.. Carstens has
many enthusiastic friends and his
support Is largely an unknown guam
tity although not reckoned dangerous
by the two rivals.
George T. CASTOR likewise started In
the lead In the shrievalty contest. but
Morgan Parker has made a wonderful!
campaign and the opinion among the
wise men who watch the changes OF
public sentiment Is that Parker now
has drawn alongside. II he is not lead
ing. Mistakes by -Gaston,s- overhead
Gus friends have done much to dimin-
ish his chances. William p. Kingsley
Is the third element in the problem
and he has a-large silent following
that will cut big figure.
The city clerkship fight with FIVE
entrants is the closest OF the lot. IT,
would puzzle bookmaker 70 figure
odds any way. Nichols. Eisman.
Busch, Lindsay and Jerome have all
campaigned desperately and 1t will be
question until the vote is all counted
as to which is winner
The county Offices all furnish pref
ty fights but there has not been the
public interest in them that would de-
termine a result on the surface. IL
will be the voters who have not been
heard from that nominate these can
didates. The same applies to the JUS
tice OF the peace fight.
The races for the legislature ana
for estimators-at-large are always
guessing matches and more so-th
ever this year -as~both have drawn
unusually strong fields OF aspirants.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
MADMAN FIGHTS HIS
CAPTORS IN STREET

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.--Found wan.
dering on Manhattan-st., near Amster.
dam-ave.. early today. maniac fought
the police OF the West One Hundred
and Twenty-ffth-st. station, and when
an effort was made TO take him to
cell. he knocked down Michael
Burns, doorman. and wrecked the
rear room Of the station house.
The man. who refused to give his
name, but who declared he was a mil
lionaire and a Bryan enthusiast, was
finally bound with ropes and taken
to the J, Hood Wright hospital. There
he became SO violent that he was
taken to Bellevue and placed In q
straight jacket.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.


Time table subject TO cnange with.
out notice. Central Standard Time.
FLINT LIMITEDs-Daily. s:16 a. 70
and GAS p, IN. Locals for. Rochester,
soanis u os1Gn rnS o @ For Flint ana
m and every two hours until . o. n
For wysndotte ana Tre.tev-s:se q
m s0s then aHa I 70 aos 70 'es
then every 90 min. to stes P. m, taen
half; hourly TO s;ss 2, m. then hsurl,y
Sslt-houtGi + :" to ii:ss D. N. sunasys
rc! Roy:. o.H. e,rm.rss:- ana
Until p. ".. them hourly sI nm" until, 'YiYY' >
m. FIRST car ons-haif hour later on
su mo ossyru,,~,o, ro-,nx,,,. o,.,.-1
l.aks snd Pontise-.s a. m and hourly
until lip: m. First car one hour later
Huron a' Limited. asiiy 4.ss s mEicei,
FOR New sa,t.mcrs. A,Scnac MSriHs
sne e eiso r. r9Sr Marin. q e. :
Clemens, haif hourly. $50 a. m to
Ei.m.r" "S Via shore Zine, hourly. s:as a
DEE, DErHcTE; MSyRcM, TcLnD.c,
s.,Iy $50 's = M RI iisc s % ,sc sSd
q. m. TO $3.50 .. m. also $3.50 and II
pTTEo.T JACKSON e ,cE!oAoc
s:4S o. m. Locals, for jackson. Z q
m. and every two hours until . .. m:
II D. m: for Saline, $50 n. m. and
every two. hours until $40 P. m, also
10 .. m: for Plymouth and Worthwhile
so >. m. also II , m. "0 ' ''
rnterurban cars pass Waiting sta
ton. corner of Larned and 0riswold.
ste. last cars awaiting the closing Of
theater0.