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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
Boz TORTURED
BY AWFUL HUMOR
Almost Covered with Eczema-No
Nights Rest for Nearly Year
Feared Lifelong Disagreement
All Treatments Failed and Limit
of EnduraSe Seemed Near
PERFECT RECOVERY
Is DUE TO CUTICURA

With the exception % his hands and
.eet, my son Clyde (thirteen years Odd
was almost completely covered with
a7ma. Physicians treated him for
nearly a year without helping him any.
While they were very kind and did all in
their power, yet nothing seemed % re-
lieve him. And l had tried many rem
edies sent to me by kind friends but they
al failed His head. face. aud neck were
covered with large scabs which he would
rub until they fell of Then blood and
matter would run out and that would be
worse. Many a time he looked IS If
his ears would drop OF. Fnerds com
ing TO see him said that II he got vel he
would be disfgured for life.
When il seemed as If he could pos
sibly stand it no longer, / decided TO
try Cuticura. I bought g ccke Of Cuti-
cura Soap. box Of CuticurR Ointment,
and a bottle Of CuticUra Resolvent- l
used them IN the evening and that was
the first night for nearly a year that he
slept. This may sound exaggerated
70 YOU. but in the morning there was a
great change for the better In about
six weeks you could not have told that
hehad ever had anything wrong with him
i treated him twice q day for SIX months
and at present he has a fine complexion
and not scar On bis body This story
may eeem overdrawn. but neither words
nor pen can describe LiyO6 sun
and how he looked. Our leading ply
stefan. DR.. --, recommends the Cutl-
cura Remedies for eczema Mrs. Algy
Cockburn, Shiloh, O., June Il, 1907"
Frequent shampoos with Cuticura
Soap and weekly dressings with CUti-
cura stop failing hair, remove crusts.
scales. and dandruf, destroy hair para
sites, soothe irritated, itching S''nsces.
stimulate the hair folliclss, supply the
roots with nourishment, loosen the scalp
skin, and make the hair grow upon a
sweet, wholesome, healthy scalp, when
all other remedies fail.
Coupsete External and Internal Trs1tnent tor
Every Hurnor OF IzfzntE Children. and A6sl1s
consists Of cusicuza Soap (25c) . Ciesnse ne sEn
Cutlcura Ointment (5ocl % HEal thE SIN and
CIflcrra Resolves Goc9 forfn the fern % Caocote
Coated PIlE 25o sF val or COZ Purity The Biood
S0ld LhrOuF6Ouf Tie world. PETER Drag 4 CAen-
Ccrp- Soc PrOp9- Bo1no1. h1ng-
BENsLed Froe. CuticurA Book o. 6ki1 Disoa8es.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
IS EXPECTED
TO RETURN THIS WEEK

Senator Penrose is expected to return
10 Washington by the end OF this week
and undertake once more his duties In
the Senate. He has been recovering
speedily Of late. Last week he was on
his brothers farm. near Philadelphia,
gained a great deal OF strength and feels
able 20 take up his work again.
1t IS expected the postoffce appropria-
ton bill viii be reported 90 the Sen
ate soon after Senator Penrose's return.
Work on the bill has been continued
IN his absence. but he desired that the
bill wait until he could get back 10
Washington. he is deeply interested in
postal appropriation matters. and postal
affairs generally. and takes a great
pride in giving these subjects close at
tentiOn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
BIG FISH BLAMED
FOR ANGLERS BATH

Charles Boman, Of Conduit road. who
was saved from drowning after falling
into the river while fishing, is not sure
now that he was not pulled in by a
big FISH.
Boman was caught by Policeman
RerkigJ, Of the Seventh precinct. as he
was sinking. He was resUsCitated on
the shore. and taken home by mis-
brother.
Boman was one or the early anglers
just above the Chain bridge. II was
almost daylight when he got his first
Hibble. and he jumped UD eagerly. In
stantly there was a tremendous jerk
on the line. followed by several strong
tugs BOman took a step nearer the
water Just then the FISH gave another
jerk and Boman tumbled In
He would not say positively that MS
bath was caused by his losing his bal
snce or the pulling OF the big FISH.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
FIRE DAMAGES HOME.

Fire about 6 o'clock this morning did
800 damage to the home OF c. J. Fan
ming. 126 G street northwest. The blaze.
which was caused by the explosion Of
an OIL stove, was confined to the Sec
ond floor. The loss is not covered by
Insurance
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND
Mining Engineer Expert Home


will refrain from buying or exploiting
On his own behalf gold. silver, or cop
per mines.
The Guggenheims. on the advice Of
Mr. Hammond. have invested millions
of dollars IN mines. and 1t is said that
his judgment never has been found IN
error With several associates he owns
valuable mining property in California,
Montana. EJcXlc0 and South Africa.
These he will De permitted 10 develop
under the terms OF the contract.
With a view Of making Washington
his permanent home. Mr. Hammond is
having plans prepared f0- a beautiful
residence. These plans ave not yet
been completed but e. IS understood that
il is Ar. HammOud's intention 10 have
one of the finest residences in the Dis
trict At the present time he is AZ Santa
Barbara. Cal. with his family. but ne
is expected TO return 20 Washington IN
a bout three weeks
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
John Hays Hammond
Signs Contract With the
GuggenheimS.

John Hays Hammond. mining enEl-
neer and diamond expert of Washing
ton, has added to his already prince
~ income by signing a contract with
the GugEenheim mining interests calling
for a salary ten times greater than
that received by the President or the
United States. The salary IS 20 De paid
for a period Of five years. and. with his
private resources. viii make Mr.. Ham
mond's income 100000 a year By the
terms OF the contract Mr. Hammond
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30

NOTES FROM CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Christian Bible school selecteu
the following as officers for the en-
SUING year: Superintendent. Samuel
heTr, assistant superintendent Miss
Ethel Harmon; secretary Miss I.innie
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
DIES ON THE
WAY To THE
co. HOSPITAL
Paul Dennison, Victim of Drink
and Drugs, Died Between
BiSbee and LoweI-Noth-
ing of Relatives Known.

Paul DenAisoa, a musician and well
known character about town, dropped
dead yesterday morning on the west
bound train on his way to Tombstone,
and was taken off the train at Lowell
station. He was being taken to the
county hospital in company with Dep
uty Sheriff White.
The unfortunate man was taken
charge of on the streets Monday night
by the officers and placed in the
branch county jail, where all was done
for his comfort possible He seemed
to be somewhat improved in the
morning and was taken to the depot
where he was assisted on board the
train in company WITH Officer White.
The officer had two prisoners In
charge being takGS to the county Jail
and Dennison was placed in the seat
with then in front of the officer. Be
fore he reached Lowell station he was
found to be dead.
The deceased was addicted to strong
drink, and what is worse, if possible,
was a slave to drugs. He came to
B'sbee about year ago, and was en-
ployed In the Royal theatre, where he
remained for some time. Later he
was playing in Several of the saloons
about town and was considered more
than an average musician. He was
at the Grand at the time of
the FIRE, and lost whatever personal eff
fects he possessed at That time. in
Guiding several musical instruments
This seemed to have greatly dis
outraged the poor fellow, who since
hat time has been sleeping around
The saloons.
Little is known of his life, but it is
that he was a native of
Florida. Nothing was found upon MS
person when searched further than
with some institute
or the cure of the drug habit. Moth |
ng was found which would lead to
he whereabouts OF any of his family
or of his past life before coming to
3isbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
PROSPECTS FOR
S, NJ. |. al. co.
A. B, Fall, Greene's Rep
resentativei Speaks Opti-
unsteady of Prospects.

The following interesting state
ment of Judge Fall regarding the
Greene interests which appears in
the Chihuahua Enterprise, will be of
interest to all who have been watch
ing the progress of the Sierra Madre
interests.
Judge A. B. Fall, of FL Paso, the
general representative of Colonel w
{. Greene and the latters companies
in this state, spent a couple of days
here this week on business connected
with the Greene companies. When
asked regarding the progress of his
work to reorganize the Greene con-
Germs he stated that the prospects
were brighter and more hopeful of
success, but that he could give out no
particulars as yet except that two
lots OF capitalists were investigating
the Sierra Madre Land and Lumber
ccmpany's holdings and one into those
Of the Greene Gold-Silver company.
1t is known here that the Cole-Ryan
interests which own the Cana
nea mines and have heavy claims
against the Sierra Madre Land &
Lumber company, have been consid-
ering taking over that concerns hold
ings. 1t is known. too. that some
capitalists have the taking over the
property now under serious consider
alton and the belief here is that it Is
the Cole-Ryan interests
Last week DR.. F. s. Pierson and a
party were here from Mexico Cit,
went out tie MADEIRA and on their re
turn went TO FL Paso to see Judge
Fall. DIR. Pierson was looking into
the Sierra Madre Land & Lumber
company's holdings with view to
opening negotiations for taking them
over. He represents big Canadian and
English capital and is the man who is
said to have brought S30,000,000 into
Mexico now in the electric street rail-
roads Of Mexico City and the great
Nexcaca hydro-electric power enter
prise. He is the. owner of the Dos
Cabezas silver mine about sixty miles
from Nueya Casas .Grandes, Chihua-
hua, and Just over the state line in
Sonora
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
SAN MIGUEL MINE
TO ERECT MILLS
Mexican Gold Propety'S Rep
reSentative Spending Holt
days With Friends,

E. J. SHREDDER, superintendent of
the San Miguel Mining company, is
in the city spending the holidays with
friends. SHREDDER came over from
Douglas yesterday, where he has been
for several days. He has been out in
the mountains of Mexico for the past
ten months, and is glad to get back
to civilization again, even If only for
a few days. SHREDDER has been a
visitor to Bisbee a number of times,
and is acquainted throughout the
southwest
The San Miguel property is situated
225 miles south of Nogales, and is at
present employing thirty men. The
company is preparing to install a ten
stamp mill, which win be able To- take
care OF about thirty-five tons of ore
daily. The principal owners of the
company are Pittsburg people.
The tunnel, for it is tunnel prop
osition, is in good paying ore, and the
company expects to largely increase
the force in the course of a few
months The mine is located in a
fractured zone Of quartzite, and the
company Is very enthusiastic over the
outlook for big mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
MEXICAN CLUBS WANT
PRESIDENT DIAZ AGAIN

Citizens of the state of Chihuahua
are getting in enthusiastically for the
coming presidential term, the election
fo4 which Is two years hence. Every
one seems to be for President Diaz to
succeed himself and so far there is
not dissenting voice. A strong club
has been formed in Chihuahua and
others are being formed in other prin-
cipal places IN the state. An are lpri-
maIily in the interest of General Oiaz
for another term of six years
So far, the vice presidency has not
aroused any great aranan. OF Discus
sion The names of Vice President
Corral and General Trevifio are prom
inently mentioned and Il Is not I'M
probable that other candidates viii
come up,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30

Woelscnlegal; assistant secretary Mrs
Eunice Pettey; librarian, Miss Elsie
Phil ps; treasurer, MRS. G. w. Stew
art; chorister, Miss Estelle Harmon.
The school is being put ON q graded
basis all classes using the same sys-
TEN with supplementary lessons as a
basis for promotions. Two dozen
3 bles and a dozen testaments, Ameri-
can Standard edition, have been pur-
chased by the school. The schooI
hopes to become a Bible school ia
deed as well as in name.
In the Philithea contest the
young ladies' won the most points and
the Baraca boys are planning to
acknowledge Their defeat with knight
" courtesy by entertaining their sue
cessfui opponents at pleasant social
in the near future.
The members of the Christian
Sunday school OF Bisbee feel Justly
proud Of an honored place In a lengthy
Sunday school article IN this week
Issue Of the Lookout" Sunday
school publication Of the Disciples.
The magazine gives pictures Of the
Halloween social and of the recen1
Teachers TIA ming class of graduates
Sunday scaool teachers are now pre-.
pairing themselves for the work bs
going through a very strict course Of
Bible study from which they are en-
titled to diplomas after passing q
rigid exam nation
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
Elrst aantist churoh.

An 0utcast" was Rev j. E. Kan
arrs theme. sSo man cared for m,
soul. 1924.
sympathy is universal want ant
gives strength and courage according
to need. When a maA utters an ex
preston like this he is down and cant
very well get up without help. Human
help may not be sufficinent Divine
sympathy is needed. The hand OF
God is necessary to help the fallen.
No man cared for my soul" This is
the cry of one who is sinking in mid
ocean and surrounded By life boats.
II Is the cry OF a man on the top of b
burning tower and his only means of
escape is in the hands of the gazing
multitude. II is the cry of a penitent
sinner in the presence of a Laodicean
church. II was the cry of David when
hunted on the mountains and hiding
in the cave of AduIlum.
Suppose that no man does care for
your soul. Your heavenly Father
cares for you. Isn't Divine care bet
ter than human? After our first pa.
rents fell God sends the promise. Thel.
the law, then the prophets, and at
last He sent His Son God SO loved
tne world.
Your Savior cares for you. He free
" gave His life for you and would
save you this moment if you would
only accept Him.
The Holy Spirit is interested in
you. - He follows you every day to
teach and reproye
Angels are not Indifferent They
rejoice over the salvation of a single
sinner. Considering the long time ia
which the church has been trying to
evangelize the world and the little
nat has been accomplished, our text
may have some truth in it. But David.
though oppressed and discouraged,
still had friends who were interested
n him So have we, it matters not
low sinful We may be. Mothers pray
.rs manifested her interest in YOU.
every Christian institution has been
organized because some people are
concerned about the lost. II the nm
ayed were as much interested in
heir personal salvation as their
christian friends and the churches are
oncerned about them they would be
aved ere this. The fault rests with
he sinner. II you are away from God.
GU yourself have taken the steps. If
'ou are an outcast you have cast
ourself out. Come to Christ and He
I'LL receive you.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
Methodist Episcopal Church.

The subject of Rev. E. D. Raleys
sermon was chosen with the New Year
in mind. The text was from Joshua
3:4: "Ye have not travelled this way
hitherto"
A new path, a new way. new ex-
per1ences, new mountains, new val
Ieys, new rivers. new cities, new eDem-
les, new victories.
The old wilderness journey with its
monotony of daily routine-IaiIV
mama, is at on end. -....
They are atslast to enter the new
land of promise. eye have not \Iray-
eled this way before may be sind of
1909.
1t is a new year, new path. II will
nave new experiences, new scenes by
the way. Ha
At the present moment shs MY year
Is merely hope, an expectancy, a
fancy, myth. a shadow cast by the
experiences of the past, a plan, a
dream, an unreality. 1909 will not be-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
PresbYterian churoh


Isaiah. long before Christ wa,
born. saw the coming one as primes
Of Peace His coming would mean
they shall beat their swords in.,
plowshares, and their spears int
pruning hooks; nation shall not lif
up sword against nation, neither sl,al
they learn war any more Tn,
angelic messengers at His birth uro
claimed the same thought. for as re
SUIT OF that birth shere would b.
peaee on earth Jesus in, His ministry
showed that He recognized that feat
are OF His mission. and said: Peace
leave with you. my peace give unto
YOU. Peace, then, is the ideal which
lie came TO make a reality.
The ideal has not yet been realized
But the progress made in its direction
mas been such as to give solid founda.
tion nor hopefalness. firm belief in its
hnal realization. The old way oil
/. settling differences between indiyidl-
AIS, classes or nations was by conflict,
which gave victory to the strongest,
not TO the one with justice on his Side.
war. which was once universal, is now
exceptional. A new and a better way
Of settling disputes has been found.
diplomacy and arbitration make a test
OF arms unnecessary, and attain much
more lasting results, because reason
prevails. Between tae United States
ana England few hundred cases hs,s
been arbitrated in Inc last century
mat might previously have meant war.
me Hague court has Satisfactorily
settled disputes that threatened Sc
riCus loss by war. And not only has
war become abnormal, hut the method
OF war has been SO changed thai the
cruelues of the past are no longer
permitted. Innocent parties are not
made to suffer, and the trade of the
whole world does not have to stand
idle while war continues.
The great progress made in other
lines has had its effect acre. So Icing
as short distances made people
strangers there could be little goad
VIII, as knowledge is necessary for
that- But now distant people are
brought close together, and com.
mon tie has been found that binds ali
IN one great BROTHERHOOD. making for
interest and Sympathy and fellow shin.
Commerce is now international, and
Whatever disturbs It affects more than
one nation. AS between class and
class so between nation and nation.
peace is good business sanse. MANI
are the international organizations /
which stand for peace because they
are one in needs and duties.
The Christmas message calls us ON
10 greater things. The way of prog
ress viii not Ire unmasked by cJu-
nlcts, FOR so long as evil is strong,
1ghting is necessary. Christ recog.
nlzed this and said He came mot to =
send peace, but sword" that there
would be nation rising against ma
ion and kingdom against kingdom"
fae failure to have peace after these
many years is only an evidence of
ne greatness of His task, not a proof
u His failure in His mission.
Wherever Christ has been accepted as
tcdeemer and Lord, peace has come.
argentine and Chile witness to the
Possibilities between nations where
ie is thus enthrone6 Plainly the
ufy then Of each individual is to make.
lin Lord of the lift that He may give
eace, and thus through individuals
leTe and there establish peace be-
ween individuals, classes and nations.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30
WHAT THE B|sBEE MINISTER'S SAID SUNDAY:

come a reality until every second of
it has been lived.
There is no 1909. no future, NJ to-
morrow in reality, the present and the
now is all we have. The future is an
extension of today. A continuation of
yesterday. II will be just what today
DEGREES and what yesterday prcphe-
cies 1t shall be.
We go into the future cithe- con-
sciously taking the Accommodations of
the past. We may not take all our
trinkets and habits, but we viii take
most OF our possessions. We will take
our character, our individuality, our
weakness our strength. We will take
our scars and sin marks.
The new year is a new way never
Travelled before. A new house in
which to live, new room built on
to the castle, new field in which to
pillow, a new forest to explore, a new
clean page on which to write. All
things new, yet we will take much of
the old, much of the past with us. We
would be foolish to go without the
best things Of tie past.
We need not take the bad. the de-
cayed, the useless, the soiled, the de-
formed, the hurtful, the vice, the sin,
the mistakes; but we should be very
careful to prepare for new Journey.
as traveller prepares more carefully
for journey over which he has never
travelled. II is a new way. We will
need food and water and friends and
love and strength and courage. We
may not find them along the new wav.
We have not travelled that way before |
We do not know it is uncertainty. |
better go prepared. II may be the |
hardest part of the entire Journey.
heavy loads, dark days, long nights, |
nard fights, barren deserts. We ma, |
need all the useful things we can
gather together.
Our future then will be largely what
We make 1t. We will be and we will
enjoy, and we win prosper as we have
and are preparing for it. Today is the
foundation for. Tomorrow, the step
ping stone of the future. We must
ever stand up what we have carved
'ut until another step is cut.
This is a day of new things. new
ads along all lines, even in religion.
Many follow into paths aud are dis
sppointed because the new fad does
lot furnish them entire with new
NJ" JOyos ItUlONllR en-
lrely the old hindering, embarrassing
conditions and forces. Be careful to
emember that much depends upon
what you take with you into future.
Therefore be careful today very
::areful, your future depends uuon to.
lay. Your acts, your deeds. your
thoughts today ill make or mar YOUR
omorrow
Christ came into this world and led
ut In new way. a new way into the
Promised land. He invites all to fol-
ow. He tells US this is the only wav.
Many have found out that it is the
'est way.
In the new year let Him lead the
ray, let Him be the spiritual Joshua
DING before us into the promised
and
Behold, make All things new" =
! go 10 prepare a place for you'
A new heart" a new heaven and
new earth"
loIEs FROM CHRISTIAN CHURCH
me Christian Bible school seIecteu
ne following as officers for the en-
llng year: Superintendent. Samuel
err, assistant superintendent Miss
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-30

OH papers. 25c per hundred: apply
at Review Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-04
SUPERVISORS RESENT
SARCASTIC IP|S|E
Navy Secretary MetCalf
Thanks County For
Assistance

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the petition. and | further wish to
call your attention that considerable
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roads since the first and second petit
lions were filed. and we have been
waiting and are still waiting and
and the balance of the voters and
taxpayers consider Il an iniustice
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-06-04
LOST

Fifteen hundred Native Sons Of
the Golden West and friends reach
Yosemite valley and grand parlor
will be held amid wondrous woods
of nature.