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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28

It has been nearly a week since the ton fit. However, it is dollars to doughnuts that after the republican convention is held this fall We will hear the familiar vail that the vicious mining corporations, who are supply ing the very life of progress in this territory, pursuing tie administra- tion of Governor Kbbey with it's de- struction as their purpose.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

CHICAGO, June 27.-Cattle-Re-
 ceipts. 500, steady. Reeves, $4.S5@ $40: Texans, S496.25; westerns. $40 $50: stockeTs and feedars, S2600 $50; cows and beifers. S2.40@6.25; calves. $47566.50.
 Sheep-Receipts, 1900. weak. Ma tives. $3d5.30; westerns. S3@5.4O; yearlings. $4.90@5.6O: lambs, $40 s6.15; westerns, $4@6.20.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
METALS

The metal market was quiet and generally unchanged in absence of cables. Tin was rather unsettled at s27121a G27.5o. Copper remained easy lake being $12.75912S71z; electro lytic, s12.5O612.75; casting, s12.37ik @12.5O. Lead easy, $4.47h 64.5O; and unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
STOCK LIST.

Amalgamated Copper, 65.5O; Amer ican Smelting 75.25: Aachison, S1; St. Paul, 132.62; New York Central, 102.50; Pennsylvania, 120.62; South, ern Pacific, S6.50: Union Pacific 144.25; U. s. Steel, 37.25; |. s. Steel pfd., 102.25; Reading III. 50.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
NOTICE.
ANN0UNCEME ENTS.
FOR SUPERVISOR.

! desire to announce myself as Elndidate Tor reelection to the office of supervisor Of Cochise county.
 WILLIAM II. RIGGS,
 Dos CabezoS, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
IA LOS ANGELES MAN
 SHOOTS HIS WIFE

PORTLAND. Ore. June 27.-Chas. c. Halloway of Los Angeles tonight shot and killed his wife. He was ar rested. It is alleged Mrs. Halloway left her husband and this inspired the act
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
4 MINNESOTA TOWN
 LEVELED BY TORNADO

CLINTON, Minn., June 2T-A tor
 nado struck this town at 5:30 this afternoon, killing six people and in
 turing scores. The town was com
 pletely destroyed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-28
GRAINS

CHICAGO, June 27.-July wheat opened AGas to %6A lower, S4A to S45s, sold at S41s, advanced to S5A closing strong at S59s. July corn firm, closing at 6S.
 July oats closed firm at 44%,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
..TI,o Wizard of Oz."

The management of the New HaVel Theatre offers a high-class entertain ment this week for the first time a popular prices in that delightful musi cal extravaganza "The Wizard Of oz, which is one of the greatest muslca comedy successes of recent years. Ihe Wizerd" will come to the New Haven Theatre for three nights and Saturda matinee. commencing on Thursday night, February 6. The curtain rises ? and D. m. sharp.
 It is the Number One Company nov touring the principal cities, carryin the original scenic production used during the long runs of the piece U the Grand Opera House, Chicago, ara the Majestic Theatre, New York. Tn company is made up of sixty people including a cast of prominent comedi ans. singers and dancers, and a chorts of forty comedy women. George Ston plays the famous Searecrow, and is tha quaint stage creation to perfection.
 Frank Wilkins is his companion n fun. The Tin Man; Wm. Barry Is the Wizard: James Wilson the Pastoris, Joseph Schrode plays the mischievois heifer, which he originated; and Robert Burns plays the Loin. Minerva Covel- dale dainty little Miss of scarcely seventeen makessa charming Dorothy, Gertrude Barthold, captivating Trixie Hattie Simms Mccarthy plays the Prince, Lillian English, the Lady Lu- natic, ard Myrtle owens the Witch ot the North.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
HYPERION.
Elsie Janis in "The Hoyden' To-mor-
 TOW Evening.

There's a novelty in every number Of ''The Hoyden,' the new comedy with music in which Elsie Janis made her debut as a Charles Dillingham; star. After many seasons of managerial striving after the new in musical ef- fects, it would seem as if the ingenuity of producers might well be exhausted but "The Hoyden' is proof of the con trary. In every one of the big numbers with which it abounds, there is. new touch of individualism which has de lighted not only those who have wit messed the performances but the girls as will, who have taken part. The lo- cation of the scenes has given wide scope for pretty costuming. The first act shows the garden of chateau in Normandy, the second is laid on the terrace of the Hotel Bon Ton at Dieppe and the concluding act takes place in the interior of pension in Normandy Supporting Miss Janis are Sam Reed Arthur Stanford. Lionel Walsh, Robert Ward, Larry Ward, Kathryn Hutch inson Annie Esmond, Isabel D'Armond Nellie Beaumont. LaNoveta, Mabel Croft, Sidney Jaris and Joseph Caw- thorn. Direct from its long and sue cessful season at the Knickerbocker and Wallack's theatres, New York The Hoyden" comes to the Hyperion Tuesday, Feb. 4.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

honors is the Poli announcement for thls week Ida Fuller. successor b Lol fuller, with spectacular lire and name dances will vie with McMahon ana Chappelle. Pullman porter maids. TOT the hrst position in the estimation oI the audience. Such a rivalry is bound 10 create lots of enthusiasm among the devotees of vaudeville in this city.
 lda Fuller has the startlingl electric sensation styled La Sorciore. which at once staggers and mystifies the onlook- CT, developing as it does from roetic periods to wierd and fantastics con ciuslon. The whirling with the drapery shot with rainbow tints has long ago round favor with amusement seekers, who remember it as the serpentine dance Miss Fuller's production will be much more than this. however, for she brings to her aid not only the in genulties of the electrician but those devices associated with stage craft, which most truly represent the natural elements For instance she gets sun llght, rainbows, moving clouds. star light, rain, lightning, the phosphores- cent glow in a subterra mean cave, and in the ignition of the lady operator and her maze of filmsy gauge. Of course. there is no fire al all, but so perfect are the devices and ingenious imple- ments employed that the deception is complete
 Miss Fuller has been the leading fea ture in Paris and Berlin and her en- gagement in New York was extended for many weeks. She appears for a limited engagement over the Poli cir cult. and will undoubtedly create fur ore here this week.
 McMahon and Chapelle will present their ten Porter Maids in an up-to date skit' entitled, Why Hubby Missed the Train which is original with McMa- hon, who has written the entire affair and supplied some lively musical mum bers as well. The act is in three scenes being described as Trip to Laughter land. The original work of McMah0n who has a splendid trained group of girls, is one of the hits of the present season. Special scenery will make this act make strong bid for honor place.
 The quartet, four singers who have q national reputation as the best quartet in vaudeville, will offer a selection of songs that is bound to make them one of the pleasing diversions of the lengthy bill to be offered
 DeOnzo Brothers X Co.,, with their novelty work are sure to be pleasing for the seekers of good effective work of the class that is appreciated in Vau- deville. Harry and Kate Jackson in i the skit, His Day of Hanson and Nelson, two dainty comedlennes with their speciality are two good looking young girls who will win their way to favor early in the week Elsa Non Der Noort a singer. formerly with the H. w. Savage forces comes to this city with ilattering press notices from tho other cities of the circuit.
 The electrograph offers new series entitled Mother-in- Law at the White City and I.eEleSs Runner
 Daily matinees are feature of this 1 theater. Seats are now selling Tor all [ next week Teleohone ls2
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
EAGLE THEATRICALS Final Rehearsal Held for the Production of My
 Geraldine" j." SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY Interesting Play to be given by the Local Aerie at the New
 Haven.

Final rehearsals are being held by the Eagles My Geraldine Company" which will be given on Monday and Tuesday evening next, at the New Ha- ven theater. Every individual member of the cast has put forward his best ef- forts to make this production all that it should be, and all who attend the performance will be agreeably surpris- ed to see how smoothly this pretty story will be told by the amateurs.
 A brief synopsis of the play is given herewith: Maurice Arden, the only son of an aristocratic family who, for cen turies, has been the titled landlords of the magnificent estate of Ardemore. meets the beautiful daughter of Phil Carroll, a wealthy farmer and owner of the adjoining estate, and they are se- cretly married in Dublin. Owing to the difference in their station in life. they agree, for the present, to keep the marriage a secret, at least during the life time of his father. Maurice shortly after the marriage goes to the wars in Flanders, where he receives word that an heir is soon to be born to H:ni, and upon the eve of the battle in which he is killed. he entrusts to his servant McShane, the marriage con- tract, agreement and letter from his wife Mary with instructions to proceed at once to Ireland and with the proofs to place Mary Carroll in possession of the property to which she becomes heir upon the death of Maurice.
 Upon the death of the father of Mau- rice. which occurs about the same time AS his own, the estate is temporarily in charge of an uncle of Maurice whom McShane finds in possession on his re- turn. McShane withholds the papers and enters into conspiracy with Squire Arden to deny the marriage of Maurice Arden and Mary Carroll, thus keeping Squire Arden wrongfully in possession of the estate. The climax of the story is reached on the return of Geraldine, the daughter of Mary, from France, who, while away at school falls desperately in love with Maurice Ar den. the son of the squire. This match is. of course. bitterly opposed by Phil. SdTTol', leellHR tndl ne nds suHefeu enough at the hands of the Ardens The villainy of Squire Arden and Mc- shane comes to light by the abduction of Geraldine. who is made a prisoner in the ruins of Grey Nuns Abbey, and when discovered by Maurice, who, in a struggle, mortally wounds Harry. the accomplice of McShane, who tells with almost his last breath of McShane E vilfainy, justice prevails and Mary IS restored to her true position as the mistress of Ardmore. and Geraldine is given by her grandfather, Phil Carroll to Maurice Arden, and all ends happily. z The entire production Is under the supervisor of Martin J. Grey, who also plays the character of Teddy Greegan.
 Sale of reserve seats opened on Thursday morning. All the indications
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

Bijou season will haVe ifs inaugural performance this afternoon when the Bijou Theater Stock company support ing Miss Gertrude Shipman will be seen in a superb offering of that great New York success, The Three of Us.'' This splendid play Of western life has charmed and thrilled thousands but it has hitherto been presented only as a high priced attraction. Its production at the Bijou is the first popular priced offering of in the country.
 Special scenery has been prepared for the play from the original drawings and much work has been done on the preparation of the piece which is to bs produced under the personal direction of Lawrence B. McGill. The story of the play is intensely dramatic, colored by bright spots of comedy and telling a story of deep heart interest.
 The Three of Us" will be offered all this week with the usual daily matinee and a special souvenir matinee on Fri day Seats now selling for the entire week. Same popular prices prevail.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
Henrietta CrOssman.

Henrietta Crosman, who will be at the Hyperion next Thursday night in the comedy "The Smpke and the Fire, v is a daughter of Mad George H. Cros- man, United statek Army (retired),
 whose brother was classnate of Ad- miral Dewey's at Annapolis. The na- val officer had reached the rank of Lieutenant when he lost his life in an attempt to save two of his crew. His ship was stationed in West Indian waters. Two sailors at work over the side fell into the sea. As was common among tackles of the old navy neither could swim. Lieutenant Crosman leaped overheard to their aid, Hardly had he struck the water before he was seized by sharks and dragged under, never again to reappear. Both of the searnen were saved by. the ships crew,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
LOYAL CIRCLE DANCE.
Daughters of Isabella Plan Leap Year
 Social.

The members of Loyal Circle, No. z, National Daughters of Isabelle. are arranging for leap year dance to be held Thursday evening, February G. at Warner hall The committee in charge consists of the following young ladies; The Misses Clara R. No Ian, chairman; Mae F. stanton, treas urer; Kathleen r Hines, secretary; Margaret Kelley, Elizabeth Rose, Mol lie Blake, Mary Rolf, Elizabeth Lyons Mollie McKreevy. Catherine o'Keefc Catherine Saars, Anna Conlan
 The committee is very anxious that this affair should be a success as it is the first one given by Loyal circle. The tickets may be obtained from the committee.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
News Of the Local TheaterS

night. It is one of the grandest, most interesting and heart rendlng pla!s ever placed upon the stage, and It VII live forever in the memory ot the the atre going public MT. Martin the eh terprising manager has taken grea' pains in staging and producing the original version of Mrs. Stoves beau .tiful story. every year trying to out do the previous. The company lhis season numbers fifty white people, In cluding a chorus of twenty who VII fill out the many pictures or the play and introduce many old songs, dances and plantation shines.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
POLIS.

Double Feature Bill Opens Weeks
 Entertainment.
 A double feature bill, two big star acts in vaudeville to share the top-line
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
FIRST DORsCHT CONCERT.
Madame Penn Parrish to Joe ihe
 SolOist.

The first concert of the season of Dorseht lodge at the Hyperion next Sunday evening will be one of. more than usual interest Already the sale of seats has opened with a great de mand
 The Dorscht concerts are strictly local affairs given solely for the bene- fit of musicians in sickness.
 So far as the concert is concerned it promises te be- notable owing to the appearance of Madame Penn Parrish, soprano of this city. She will-sing the aria from Carmen" and there is lit- tie doubt of her success.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
BIJOU.

Most Important offering of Season
 The Three of Us" The most important offering of the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03

shrow that full house will greet both productions.
 Price of seats, 25. 50 and 75 cents No extra charge for reserved seats.
 The following is the cast of of char
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
NEW HAVEN.
Martins Great Production of "Unclc
 Toms Cabin"

Al. W. Martins mammoth scenic and electrical spectacular revival of the great and everlasting celebrated mas terpiece of Harriet Beecher Stowe en- titled Uncle Toms Cabin" will be given at the New Haven Theatre on Wednesday, February s, matinee and
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-15
FILIPIN0S TO LEARN
THE MANUAL TRADES
Uncle Sam Will Provide for
Their Instruction on Prac-
ticaI Lines

Uncle Sam Is anxious TO instruct the
Filipino men. not only in classic and
professional lore, but 10 equip them
with knowledge Of the manual trades
and agricultural development, said
John. George Aillen yesterday al the
Hotel Stewart Millen arrived from Las
Cruces. " n, and Is en- route to the
Philippines to teach in the government
schools the manual trades. especially In
woodwork With him is Allen Graham
of the agricultural college, New Mex
leo. who has been commissioned to give
the F'ilipinos q special course in farm
Ing.
There are about 5000 pupils IN the
manual training schools in the Philip
pines" Nillen said 1T has been found
that they are. as a class, more apt In
receiving instruction in the trades and
IN farming than they are in accepting
the more polite branches Of learning.
The federal government is very anx-
ious TO make the Filipino self-support-
ing. Tradesmen are now sought in out
side lands The immense possibilities
OF their lands has not been properly
appreciated by the Filipfnos We are
merely part OF that band OF educators
who are working 10 make the Filipino
as sntelligen q workman or farmer as
can be found in any part OF the world =
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-15
ACQUITTED BIZ A JURY

The first trial by jury Of a citizen
charged with having violated the san
itary laws took place in Police Judge
ConlzE's court yesterday The defend
ant was Giovanni Depaoli LIQUOR
dealer, who was charged with keeping
an uasenitary stable al 41s Waller
street After hearing the testimony
the jury brought in 3 verdict OF not
guilty Three taIesmen. who had been
summoned 10 appear as Jurors. failed
to answer to their names and the Judge
issued attachments against them. tx
ing their bonds at sleo. or s40 cash
They were w a Scatena, 1884 Steiner
street: Joseph La<key. 1856 Fillmore
street and William r. Stansburg, 1906
Fillmore street
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-15
George Baldwin Out
of Racing Game

As a result OF their inquiry into the
circumstances attendant upon the
dagrant form reversal OF E J. Bald
wins sprinter, Lisaro. on Monday, the
stewards OF the New California jockey
club announced yesterday that the
entry OF any horse with which George
W Baldwin. the trainer OF Lisaro. may
be connected viii IN future be refused
az EneryviIle- Lisaro and the other
horses owned By Lucky" Baldwin viii
be allowed 70 start providing that they
are raced consistently under the su-
pervision OF some other trainer than
Baldwin's nephew. II IS supposed that
Tom Cook. who brought Cruzzdos and
Del CruzadOr here 10 race IN the Bald
win colors. viii take over the other
Baldwin horses as well and train them
during the balance OF the local season
The action OF the authorities In
holding George Baldwin responsible
for Lisaro's shocking sonersau1r wiz
be received with general satisfaction
By local racegoers. who recall the nan
ner in which E Orros was manipulated
BY that trainer here a season OF two
ago The officials had that case IN
mind as well as the Lisaro incident
when they decided that they would nor
hereafter stand for George Baldwia's
methods
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-15
Gossip of fhe Track

Bsr-sv Seh-el5srs contract oa Jockey Gn-
BE- expired YESTERDAY an1 tie boz VII enter
al -. 5a.1I socter clu6- Tss latter psId
= p CA1o-d sio.oo9 to- Eis eoorset. ve.eh
Ezs s-1ieel % Sc1reloers CAL - 1--ee 1,o1rcs
D. RcrelL rbe WlnsDs trainer. VII take
't1e lad Il -Ezrga
Ton Cook referred -ssts-aay troa Arcsdls.
waiter - sent Wtr1 E = Baldwin 70 psr-
1irinsre r. rhe city e-errio1- Baldwin -as
ys-sisc-ed mayer s1d Ca1rles sultA was ehosea
r-ir .--fes- VS. over - Iarrer o<sce and
tze Bal6uiz aEAerents carried ne da- easily
ET orztt =es two races AZ EmeEyviiie
yss1er11T. but lost me plrse n each IL
E-E1ce az zfrerUzr1 G he selling rEce
rell U-eh H-1te or be-zeel hin and = z
EaI boosrsd 01zr5's C,--s-az I5oy- s5-ztt 7Fss
arur gE1ts lfelesteE and retained bis horse.
vas tLe-s vith 4 beost srou $500 70 si.2oa
of--l zEzi1 1ro-ectec He lad backsd b5Sh
& - hozses-
.Trzrk Dos Fzs az = losz - acrornt Tor TIE
roor s-rElnE uace - nTk bex- bur = Il
elne5 n -1e -1eorE TAX irrertersnce in the
e early r1rt q the rzce E4s pri1eipsily %
bIa-s far tbe t-sco Doss tried zzsaccessfuIlT
..---- - r-b.rted q sccoaur 81 rs suxiiisnz-
-sss 10 take szo--e- Odds LSck q E5erziitT
= -he psrr q re layers Esred Doss ne blE
c8zl-sslo1 rAzt he Lad plaanec 70 BET
reu -as hot ti7 and vas zade fsr0rirs
- 80 fo1rrh race 5ecz1se Il became generally
l--u-r rzar ksr saddle Lad slipped vale ste
- IesFlrr Is = nice margin II Der previous
49, We vas II TIE OiFzplc club hs1dt-
'-s~ Sc rrohzbiF VII be held AZ S1orr price
net tine Sc Starts, because she got oc
roarlT yesterday-
lack Eeere declared after TrirzpAsar,s c-s-
- Eaewtn< tl1r thar l1rse uculc 1oo- hin
- r---r.~ Triuul1hznt VII - Turned oug
~~--i---f+h II kee1e ldteres - as ce-er11na-
- Eee1e LEI $40 a Triumphant gesrer-
fr- 80 also lad snail wager coT1 Ct
Trr-s etrz1Eht and sbow-
John Powers Was -ot s-re hat Frank Fiits'
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-15
Baseball Notes

That batting average o. Nelcholr's IS growing
ike the p-overbizl healstzk- Out Ct four trips
70 the pan yesterday he grabbed three safe o1es
and scored the o1iy I'm. besides stealing pair
Of bases Mel figures 70 lead -he league al by
himself Il tie Others Do not hurry up
Nick Williams got away with two lucky plays
the sacks n the seccld- he was third
base. with Zeider ~ TIE bat. when the kiz a1d
run signal passed Zeider missed the ball
and Nick was half way home. He locked Ike 4
dead one. but DzsAwood landed 1he 5aI -
slowly that Nick 9oI back 70 third sz1siy- Zeits-
lined cy into Almza's uift = seco1d later.
Nick was again 10 feet O1 the bag. bur tsts tine
Scruggs dropped the throw.
The Commuters ev-ientiy have picked ID
jewel n Altman he an play sry positf0n On
the dizno7d and play II well His work AZ So
end yesterday STAMPED 4 = classy iz6sider
He performed AZ third IN TIE series against rhe
Angels. brr does equally as vel az s-co1d- He
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-15
VICE CONSUL TO BE PROMOTED

K Natsubara. vice consul of the jap
aness consulate general here. Will be
made coEsuI general ot Chicago. ac-
cordEng TO advices received b. local
japanese. Matsubzra said last night
that hr lad received 10 notice SI .ne
appointment. but II il known that he
has been recommended for the place
and confidently expects II
s Shimieu. at present consul sen
eraI for Chicago. passed through here
recently on his way 10 Japan anu IL h
understood that on his return he viii
take charge OF the japanese consulate
at OTTAWA. Can. Matsubara viii take
the Chicago post. leaving a vacancy
here which viii not &c filed.