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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
On Duty Again.

On Duty AgaIn.
 Frank Clark has been back in the city for several days and is back on I duty again. Yesterday he took par ty of prisoners to Tombstone, return ! ing home this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY NEWS
TERRITORIAL
 NOTES


 General Thomas and staff returned from southern Arizona to WhippIe las, Saturday. He was accompanied or, his return by W. A. Drake, F. P Cruice, R. x. Fredericks and H. D. Aiken. all citizens of Prescott
 Judge NJ. l.. Hickey says that there are two hundred men now Employed in Ray and that the force is being continually increased. He is recently back from Mexico where he has extens sive min ng interests which he is abont to dispose of
 To join hands with MaricoDa in the fight that is being waged for better freight rates. President c. D. Baker and ]. P. Bondesson. representing the Yuma Commercial club were in Phoe. nix yesterday to meet with the direc. ors of the Maricopa Commercial club and map out joint plan of ac- tion against the railroads, in which Yuma and Maricopa county will pool issues ard wage the war jointly.
 Dr. F. s. Godfrey, territorial health officer, was in Phoenix yesterday even ing to attend a special meeting of the Maricopa County Medical Society, whicn has been called to consider matters of local sanitary importance
 News has been received that the purchasers of the Tempe Union High school bonds have approved the trans action and the money realized from the sale will soon be available. It is now certain that the work on the new building win begin about the first of the year.
 Among the Tempe boys who are making good is Hubbard Moeur. son of W. A Moeur, who for the past | four months has been attending the Law department of the University of 1 Southern California. He has just won place on debating team of three members, which will represent the | University in it's contests with other i schools of the state during the coming 1 year.
 The high school election in JerOma | last Saturday, resulted in victory
 for the high school. The vote was | 46 for and r against. It now be' comes the duty of the county school superintendent to call 8 mass meeting in Jerome to select a high school site i and some months later on tine beard of supervisors will make tax levy for Jerome district fer high school l ruTpCS eS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24

Snpt. Williams of the Peacock re ports the striking of two feet of black suiphide carbonate and azurite ore l. was encountered in the crosscut at the 65 foot level. They are now drifting on the ore. fThe assays just returned gives the ore values as fol. lows: 90 ozs. gold, CT ozs. silver, POT per cent copper
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24

reported to be the biggest strike made in the district.
 At $40 feet they encountered three feet of black and yellow sulphides and bornite. They have been sinking in it for two days. The ore is very rich and considerable excitement pre- walls in camp.
 A small engine, weighing fifteen tons, was unloaded this week al Dragoon. It Is the property of the Johnson. Dragoon & Northern rail way and will. be used in hauling ma terial for the construction. Workmen have just completed the building oi the first bridge on the new road. Al. most all the steel Is now on the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24

General Thomas and staff returned frcm southern Arizona to Whipple las, Saturday. He was accompanied or. his return by W. A. Drake, F. P Cruice, R. x. Fredericks and II. D. Aitken. all citizens of Prescott.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
LEAPED FROM BRIDGE.

10 an attempt to end his life, rather
than face the consequences OF bis crime,
James Evans, the young farm hand
Who is accused Of having, on Sunday
night last, assaulted Capitols, the IL
ytar.old daughter of John r. Collins, q
wealthy farmer Of Potomac, Md, burl'
ed bimself from Cabin John bridge
Yesterday afternoon. He Is now al
Georgetown University Hospital, at The
point of death. The force of the fall,
distance OF 1875 feet, crushed many
bones 10 the mans body. When pick
ed up, Esaus was unconscious, and ef-
forts 10 revive him have proved futile.
Evans jumped from the bridge about
500 O'Clock, following election from
the home of his uncle, Richard Evans,
at Concord, q small hamlet sbout q
mile north uf Glen Echo. While the
authorities we're securing the country
FIR the fugitive, Evans was secreted In
bis uncle's home.
Yestert az AFTERNOON he asked for a
shotgun, explaining that he meant to
kill himself. Mr.. Evans, who says be
was ~ Hsrs of the crime Of which his
nephew is ct arged, drove the man from
his house. Egsns proceeded to Cabin
John bridge, where be removed bis coat,
hat, collar, and neck tie, and plunged In
to the chasm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
TELE0RAPHIC BREVITIEs

Rev. Francis Croc'ahs, the Italian
Catholic Priest, was found guilty of as
s%ult ct Ruthlsnd today in connection
with the murder of AccarritO Sanford, a
ctuptryman.
With Tennyson's "Dresm OF Fair
Women" beside him James Thompson,
eaid to be prof ssor in the New York
University, was found today, 8 suicide
by gas, In the fashionable Harlem board
ing house in which he lived.
Operated on fifteen times within the
last yesr, Willism Smith, patient Of
S.. Viucenfs Hospital on Staten Is-
land, is being prepared for further
series of cuttings. New York physicians
are sgreed that he Is the most-operated-
on.msn In the world.
Fire of myst rious origin last night
destroyed the planning mill and machine
shop Of the Camden bodybuilding & Re-
pairing Company, on the Delaware at
the head of Fifth street, Camden. form
erly the John Fl. Mills shipyari. Loss
$4,000.
Ia full view OF hundreds OF passen-
gers. Andrew o. MIG ath shot and in
stantly killed Walton E. Ammon one of
the largest manufacturers Of butterine 10
the country in the Pennsylvania Rail
road terminal at Jersey CITY this after
NOM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
The KsIser end Won BueIow.

Berlin, Nov. Emperor William
and Chancellor Won B1elow will meet
q, KEEL Moadsy, it vas announced loeaY.
Tuis meeting, II IS expected, will deter
mine whether Won Below is to remain
in bis present post. Toe chancellor
will make complete report 10 the
kaiser Of the two days delta . in the
r 'icts a of the interpretations regard
ing tie sastr's London Telegraph ir-
tsrvieS and other recent indiscretions,
a. d will receive from him either the
rSa praise or ceDsure for the part he
played Ia explaining the emperor's
p4rticips ton 10 governmental affairs.
The consensus OF opinion, however, is
t. a, the emperor will accept the febuke
is good grace, commend his chancellor
and that 90 further REPETITION OF the en-
peror's inspired discOurses nay be ex-
pected for long time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
Facing q Crisis.

Dublin, Nov. 10 John E. Redmond
who les! night opened the c-mpaign OF
the Irish members OF the House of Com
mons, admitted today that the Irish
party Is facing one of the most serious
CRISIS 10 lis history, on account of the
low ebb ofits 6nsGces. The failure OF
the American 6nsncial pilgrimage OF
Redmond and Joseph Dsvlin has prov
ed bitter disappointment, and doubt is
now expressed whether the present num-
Der OF Icish members can long be naln'
ia ned In The House of Commons.
Redmond aud Devlin secured but 1885,
900 10 America this year, while the
total from that country has sometimes
reached $1,000, 900 10 years past. The
leaders r,alize tia, without Ameri-
can support the party could not hold lis
own for six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
The Mine Horror In Germany.

Banm, Nov. 13 In the desperate
hope tba' some of the 300 or more en-
tombed miners 10 the Rsdbo1 mine have
survived the explosion and fumes ttat
wrecked The mine, the grief-crazsd re-
latives Of the victims today made des-
perate effort TO prevent the enginetr rs
from flooding the mine. They begged
the mine officials to make one more at
tempt at rescue before flooding the mine
and when their demands we're denied
they fought those 10 cl a'ge OF the work
like msdmen. A Gordon Of troops was
ira'ly called out and the soldiers
stationed themselves sround the mouth
of the pit, in which more than 800 lives
have been sacrificed. The mine Is now
being flooded, a1d it is hoped to have
the flames extineuished before night.
Engineers say that there Is absolutely
no doubt that all those in the faine are
dad. The total death list will run well
over 300. The whole town is in mourn
ing and 10 the district where the Rad
bod miners lived there Is hardly house
that las rot its badge Of sorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
EvanoeIlst,s Suicide Pact.

Serling, H., Nov. 1S.-Rev. "Billy"
Williams, evangelist, his wife and two
children, driven by dependency because
he could not secure engagements fer
preaching the Gospel and saving sinners
entered into E compact to die together.
While they were celebrating the best
method, ]. Il. Ahrens, locslmercbaut,
arrived and saved them from carrying
out the agreement. Mr.. Williams a.
one time was one Of the leading black.
face ministries Of the country. Several
yeass ago be was converted and has since
been preaching the Gospel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
Roach shipyards Fall.

Medir, Pa, Nov. Is On petition OF
the executors Of the estate Of John b.
Rrach, who died lsss June, Supreme
Court Reporter William |. S;bafer was
Yesterday appointed BY Judge B'ooua'l
a. receiver for the idle but famous Dela-
awsrs River Iron Shipbnilding and Eo-
zine Works, better known as Roach's
chip Yards, in Chester, concern which
until few weeks ago has been 10 opera
ton siuce before the civil war, a I'D from
which had been turned out many b'a s
for the ravy aud for private concerns,
The family Of the late Mr.. Roach are
the largest creditors, and the collapse is
rot a surprise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
HAPPY INTERNATIONAL MAR
RAGE.

That at least one international msr'
rage has turned out happily has been
revealed 10 New York by Mrs. Edith
Ooventry, who was Miss Kip, of New
York, asking the Sapreme Court to void
trust deed designed TO keep Der ST.
500, 900 fortune from her noble husband
should he net "be good"
Mrs. CjveDtry's husbsnd-her second
one-ls the son of the Earl of Liester-
shire and, apparently, he has been good,
for now she wishes to revoke the trds,
deed leaving all her wealth by former
msrrisge to her son, Laurence b. Nc
Oreery in order 10 give Mr.. Coventry a
chance to benefit under new will
Judge Gersrd, who with Ambrose N.
Norrie and Ernest Iselin, were trastses
under the oil arrangement, will defend
the suit of Mrs. Coventry in a friendly
spirit. Speaking of Mrs. Oovent'y's
present happintss Judge Gerard said:
"Mr. and Mrs. Coventry are living
most happily upon beautiful estate
near Oxford, EoglaDd. Her first mar
risge was to Richard =. McOreery, the
son of California millionaire. After
the birth OF her son she obtained a d.
vorce and married again. Then Mr.
McCreery married Lady Grey Egertop,
who was Mss Ouyltr, of New Jersey.
So you see there are two information al
marriages 10 the case"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
ADVERTISER.
Virginia News.

Circuit Court of Fairfax will convene
there on MoD6ay next, Judge J. B. I.
Tbron,on, presiding.
Mrs. William Chaplin, of Newport
News, died yesterday after a lingering
illness at the home of her parents, DR..
and Mrs. W. S. Roy, at Front Royal.
The jury 10 the care of Jsmes T.
R,ed, former assistant postmaster st
Newport News, charged with embezzls-
meut, failed TO agree yesterday and was
discharged.
Mr.. B. o. Utterback, who for many
years bad conducted store st Centre
vile, died on Saturday night last and
wss buried 10 the Fairfax cemetery at
tfat place on Monday. he vas about
SO years old.
Alta meeting Of the board of trustees
of Bsmpden-Sidney College, held in
Richmond yesterday AFTERNOON, Rev. A.
T. Gtsham, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church a. Fsrmville, was unanimously
elected president Of the college.
Al the Horse Snow in New York, yes.
terday, Mr.. Heory Fairfax, OF LoudOun
county, won 10 the hackney stallion class
In the morning and also the spscial $3.50
cup, with his new importat on, B'g-
thorpe Sultan, a typical representative
OF the breed.
While oiliDg the machinery Of rock
orusher at his home, the Naples, Fred
erick County, on "Wednesday, HAIRY
Austin Richards, son Of A. B Richards,
one of Frederick county's leading farm
ers, has rapidly whirled around, and re-
ceived many broken bones and scalp
wounds. His escape from death IVES
miraculous.
Notice OF contest OF the recent election
oil police justice at fredericksburg was
6led 10 the corporation coUr, yesterday.
Henry Dauuehl and William K.
Goolrick An received 348 votes, which
tie commissioner decided by lots,
Dauueh being declared elected. The
petition, asking for \ recount, charges
llCbni fObpS'
Leslie NJ. Shaw, former secretary OF
the treasury, was q witness yesterday
for the prosecution in the trial at Roa.
noke OF DR.. w. S. Gregory, accused oil
tempting to criminally assault Miss
Theodore U. Irvine. Lee Ma ito,
Gpgory's colored Office boy, made fine
| witness for the defense. lie sa:d he was
present when The chloroform was ad-
minisrered to Miss Irvine, and stuck to
bis story. An effort on cross-exsmina.
ton to make Martin admit ttat no had
entered toto an alleged plot with another
negro by which the other negro would
receive money If he would testify to GER
tain things at the Gregory trial failed.
His testimony could not be shaken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
peceixers Take Charge Of Road.

Cleveland, o., Nov. 13.-Msyor Tom
L. JohnsoD's Municipal Street Railway
experiment WAS terminated, at least tenn
porarily, today, when Receivers W. A
Bickpell and F. A. Scott took ovel tie
entire street railway system OF Cleveland.
Toe Municipal Traction Company, Of
which Johnson is tn asurer and leading
figure, has operated the car lines Of
Cleveland since April "a, 1908. His
p'au was ihree-cent fare, with municipal
control. Financial difficulties, political
opposition, failure Of the people to ap.
prove the security franchise grant and
other troubles q sde the brief expert
ment troubled enc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
IndIctme nts 70 be Dismissed.

New York, Nov. 13.-StatiDg that
circumstances have srisen which would
prevent the possibility of obtaining a
conviction against RaymondsH itcbcock,
the actor, indicted on charges OF abduct-
log young girls, District Attorney Je.
rome today ssked Ju1ge Gain to dis
charge the hail In the case. The mo-
ton was granted. 1t is expected that a
motion will be made to dismiss the in
dictments within a few weeks. Hitch
cock wss indicted ak times on charges
brought by Flora Winston and Helen
Won Hagen, both under age, and his
two trials and scqu,ttals during the past
wear were the reiRniDg sensation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
New York Stock Market.

New York, Nov. 13.-In a market more
sensationally active than Wall street has eu
Jumped full point to 573, the highest fig
ure il has ever touched. Other features Of
the market we're the Hartman issues, Phila-
delphia and Recalling. St. Paul. the latter Of
which went from 1864 to 14S Bmid Intense
excitement Southern Pacific advanced 81
points to new high record of 1919. Special
ties were lower and showed only fractional
gains.
The action Of the general list in today's
market is taken by the big professionals to
mean that the public are still to come heavily
into the market and the fear is expressed that
the rank and file may run away with the
situation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
Serious Charge Against a Daughter

ChiCa1o, Nov. 13.-Puzzled by the
strange case OF Miss May Otis, held BY
the police because she is alleged to have
offered to pay a detective $4,000 to kill
her mother, the district attorney and
representatives, OF the police department
TO-DAY are consulting In an effort to de-
eide VT at formal charge shall be brought
against the woua an. According to de-
tsetive's story, Miss Otis came to him
some time ago to find out how much
property her mother had. The woman
finally told him, that che wanted to get
the property and wanted her mother put
ont of the way. "Mother is too slow
dying" she Is ta'd to have told the de-
tective. Then she limited that she wanted
bin to do the work. The detective laid
the case before the chief of detectives and
was instructed to 90 on with the case.
He declares be got the woman to offer
him 81, 500 for the affair. Detective
Msckey was introduced IS Pittsburg
au willing to undertake the job and
800 wss paid over and a note for the
balance signed. Then the woman was
arresled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13

REPRESENTATIVE CHAMP CLARK, Of
Missouri, arrived ia Washington yes
terday. 1t took him but few minutes
to make up his mind that The consumer
can expect precious little IN. the way OF
tariff revision from the present ways and
means committee Of the House, TOR 10
cumming up the situation as he iound II
he said:
Judgiug from the hearings so far
haId and from the tone OF the republican
press. the promised revision OF the tsr d
Kid. far to amount to little, with the
chances for the rates being raised Oh as
MANY articles SO they are lowered Inc
trn,b /, that 10 the last campaign the
~snnblicans "plsyed both ends against
tbs middle" on the tariff question: ID ufe
a Ubrase often heard 10 sporting circles
When tariff revision downward was
wanted by republicans, as 10 Massacna'
ss,t. Il was promised. When revision
inward wa, wanted, it was promised
The standpatterS, headed by MI cannon
coustrue the result as vindi' alton Of
,bsn,eJves aud their policy, while the
nyogressiyes, headed by such men as
CIV Oummins, of iowa, hope ths'
n,ssidsnt.elect TAFT will be able 10
d,aUoop the speaker aud his confereIs
into a subs autisl revision downwsrd'
Now. my guess, based on long ooserva-
ton At close range, is that in tie ED the
three men who will do most TO shape,
form, fashion and mold the new tsr,n
measure will be the SPEAKER, > ,natoI
Aldrich, and John Dalzsll. II at win WI.
be truly a revision Of lhe tarih BY i's
friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13

WHILE the lar,ft matter WAS under
discussion in Washington yesterday be-
fore the House ways and IN, a as commit
tee Congressman Champ Clark asked one
of the witnesses: "DOn't you know that
there is not place in the United States
where you can get full quart bottle ex-
oept 10 TexssY" If this be true the laws
of at least one other state are being
openly violated, for certainly the Viz
GINA laws require quart bottles and foil
quart bottles at that. The laws are all
right; but the Officers2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13

YESTERDAY IN Washington before the
House ways aud means committee which
is considering new tariff bill, during q
discussion which Mr.. Morgan, president OF
tn, California Wine Association, had
with Congressman Boutell, OF Maine, the
former exclaimed, why, the whisky
which YOU drink contains so per cent.
of alcohol" "The whisky which l
drink doesn't contain any alcohol" ex-
claimed Mr.. Boutell. Why OF course
not; Mr.. Boutell only drinks "near"
whisky but his constituents in Maine
drink the resl thing, though that Is a
prohibition state into which AL kinds OF
liquor is smugeled galore add revenue
laws sra violated ad libitum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
From Washington.
Correspondence Of the Alexandria GaEette. ]
Washington, Nov. Is.


Washington, Nov. Is.
Following a midnight conference
at the Der artment Of Justice over the
$29 OOO. 900 (a'e of the Standard Oil,
the government, big legal shsrps be-
gan today the work of writing into 8
petition for writ of certiprari several
important questions raised by the C.r-
cult Court Of Apps ais at Chicago, IN its
receot denial OF the governments motion
for a rehesring, The P't'hon will be
presented to The Supreme Court on
November S0.l
A. NJ. Herring, the New York Invent
or, who was to have supplied an asroP sne
to the war beI armsnt. by to-day, has
not put in an sppI arsnce with bis ma
chine, nor bias be communicated with
the department. Gsntr,l Allen, chief
signal Officer, will not force him to for
feit the 81, 500 put up 10 goa aztec his
appearance. Herring will be allowed
more time to work on his flying machine
in case he tan show the department that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
Found Guilty of Libel.

Shanghai, Nov. 13.-Eiitor O'Shes,
of the China G zstts, wac today found
guilty of crimlnslly libelliug Judge Le-
beus Wiley, of the United States Ex-
ira. Territorial Court, and was sentenced
to two months imprisonment. The tr a
was held before tue British Court OF
Saanghai. O'Shea called Wi fey a
mountebsnk and accused him of being
mentally and morally incompetent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
A Neorn peener Killed.

Cincinnati, O., Nov. l3.-The police
today are trying to identify negro who
last night aid death penalty for peep
ing. Horace Bonser. ga, calling Oh
Miss Evelyn Carter. Suddenly negroes
face APPEARED st the window. Bonser
made menacing gesture and the man
disappeared. When Bouser discovered
the negro at the window sgain a few
minutes later he fred his revolver ct
him. The bullet struck the intruder 10
the forehead, killing him instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
shnnts Little Daughter.

sbippeDburg, Pa, Nov. 1S.-While
cleaning a revolver, which he supposed
10 be unlosded, Daniel HorO, Of Nipple
Grove, accidentally discharged the
weapon, striking bis 8 year old daughter,
who WAS standing nearby, nursing the
baby TIE bullet entered the childs
shoulder and lodged 10 the hack, in
aictiug an ugly wound, which, II Is said'
will prove fatal. The father Is grief
stricken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
Bombs Imperil Twelve.

M,hauoy City, Pa, Nov. lS-Twelve
lives we're threatened in an attempt to
dynamite the boarding house of Andrew
Romsuoski, 10 west Railroad street, In
the rear of the Pennsylvania Hotel,
early yesterday.
Two bombs we're placed In front of the
door, but luckily they did not explode.
They contained enough Of the explosive
to blow the house to pieces. Suspicion
attaches to a man whom Romsnoski
prosecuted several weeks ago for break.
inp into his home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-13
The Killing of ex-senator carmsek,

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 1S.-The feel
ing epgendered by the tragedy Mond,y
afternoon In which S ,nstor Edward w.
Ca,msck lost bis life is still intense add
is likely to have bearing on the future
political situa,iou. Senator Osrmacs,
la bis recent campaign stood for sta,e-
wide prohibition, while Governor Psitsr-
son relied ON the local option end of the
question.
General memor al services in honor OF
Senator Osrn ask trs being arraigned for
Sunday, and S w. &. Hamilton, SUPER
inleudent of The Auti-SaloJn League,
has issued = statement calling on ell
memt era 10 do honor to man who bal
done 80 much toward forwarding the
cause for which the league stands.
The arrest of John d. Sharpe, ex.
sheriff, and former memter Of the House
of Representatives from Davidson
county, on the charge of completely 10
the murder has added fuel to tbe stua-
ton aud is now the sensation Of the
hour. Sta'pe Is today 10 the same cell
with Col. Cooper. When asked II he
had any statement to make, Sharpe pro-
duced sheet of paper upon which he
had hastily written the following:
81 have no statement to make for pub
Iication further than to say that | am
absolutely innocent of the charge for
which lave been arrested, and know
OF no fact, upon which such charge
could be predicsted."