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The daily tribune., 1908-03-16

GOES TO CANON-The Presby.
terian choir Of this city will go to
Canon tomorrow night to pay visit
to the First Presbyterian choir OF
that city. The entertaining choir
will provide an entertainment for the
visitors and the ''doings'' will be
held in the parlor of the church.
This is the secoud time that the local
singers have paid visit to Canon in
the last few months.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16
A REoEPTIoN-The members Of

A RECEPTION-The members Of
the Presbyterian church will give a
farewell reception Thursday night to
DR.. Bell, the retiring pastor and his
wife. The couple have moved onto
their fruit farm on Lincoln park and
will raise fruit this year. DR.. Bell
resigned on account Of health reasons
and he decided that more open air
work and less. hard study would prove
Of benefit to him. Several applica-
tions to succeed DR.. Bell are IL the
hands Of the church board, but DR..
Bells resignation does not become
effective until the last of the present
month.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16
N Notice.

On Monday evening. March 16.
1908, the william J. Bryan Demo-
cratic club of Florence will give a
smoker in Callahan hall A fine pro-
gram of music and speaking has been
prepared and good time is assured
Democrat desiring to join are invit-
ed. Everything free. Committee.
1918
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16
The Daily Tribune. 4Oc a montl
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Wsnted-A good gentle driving horse.
weight about 900 pounds. A. G.
Palmer. 13-lSx
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16

NEW FOREMAN w. V. Shum-
way, forme Florence printer and
who Is we'll known In this city, las
just returned from Texas where he
spent the winter and has ente red the
employ of The Tribune in the capa-
city Of foreman, succeeding G. L.
Mentzer, who left witt, his family
Friday night for Michigan where he
will go on fruit farm. Mr.. Shum-
way is printer of many years. ex-
perience and knows the business from
A to u.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16
Only $50 From Denver.

The Colorado and Southern offers
between March 9th and April 30th
this very attractive rate to California
Arizona, Nevada, Oregon and Wash
ington points; also Mexico Certain
points,.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16

CLEARED ABOUT s5O-The en- :
tertainment given in Morgan hall
Saturday evening by the Eighth grade
for the purpose Of raising money to
defray the expenses OF the coming
graduation exercises, was largely at
tended and 1t is figured that the
youngsters cleared about $50 ont Of
the venture and which makes good
start toward the fund the school chill.
dren are establishing for the purpose.
Mrs. Alice Rich, the principal of the
school, assisted by other teachers.
worked hard on the entertainment,
but success crowned their efforts.
Mrs. Rich wishes to epxress her
thanks to the generous people of Flor.
ence for their support.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16
Rhsum ,ttc Pains Relieved.

b. F. Croker. Esq now 81 years of
age, and for twenty years Justice of
the Peace at Martinsburg, Iowa, sa US;
L am terribly afflicted with sci attic
rheumatism in my left arm and ri ght
hip. l have used three bottles of
Chamberlain Pain Balm and it did
me lots of good For sale by Dan
iels drug store. it's
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16

Table board at Hotel Lennox $22. 80
by the month. Your patronage
solicited. lift
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16
Atehison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.

No. 635-From Pusblo and all
points east arrive daily II ~ a m
No. d26-For Pueblo and all points
east. depart daily------.---.- s.B1 p N
No. 6s1-ro Canon City, daily except
Sunday, depart. 400 p m
No. 6s2-from Canon City, daily, ex.
cept Sunday, arrive. 1875 . IN
No. 6S5-To hockvale- .------- as p m
No. 6S6-From Rockval3- lao p m
Direct connection 10 now made at Pueblo for
Chicago and all points east, and at La Junta
With California limited for Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered
Descriptive literature folders free By apply
tus " A.0 PALnIv, Agent
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16

Student concert at the Presbyter-
ian church Monday evening, March
16. Admission 25 cents. All seats
reserved without extra charge at the
Daniels drug store.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16
ABOUT YOUR NEI0HB0Rs
AND YOURSELVES

"A. l. Hadley has returned from q
business trip to-Wiley.
Mrs. Kessler. wife Of Rev. Kess-
ler Of the Baptist church, has the
pneumonia.
-Mrs. J. J. Brennan Of Glenwood
Is In the city visiting her sister.
Mrs. Tom Blunt.
20. x. johnson ia moving from
6O7 into the Bert McCandless house
on Pixies Peak avenue.
Mrs. Rebecca Blunt was quite
sick with an attack Of the heart yes
teIday. but is much better today.
Tom Roberts has gono to Lamar
to look afte7 some water we'll in.
terests and to buy some stable horses.
John Houston and family and
Mrs. McBee spent yesterday with the
family Of David Graham of Canon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McCandless
left today for an indefinite stay with
relatives and friends in Denver and
Brush.
Paul Dray of Pueblo came up
yesterday to visit his wife, and the
two left last evening for their home.
Mrs. DrAy had been visiting Mrs. @.
@. Yelton.
Will Hess and family today are
moving into the Frank Wise house.
Mrs. Wise and family have moved out
to their little garden tract near the
Sauta Fe tracks.
Mr.. and Mr.. William Halpin
have Just returned from Evanston,
Wyo,. where they attended the fun
eral of ". ]. Kirwan who died of
pneumonia after two days sickness.
He was town marshal Of Evanston.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16

REVIVAL IN WALES - Rev.
Lanes address in the Baptist church
yesterday afternoon in which he told
of his experience during the great
revival in Wales, attracted filled
house. He told of how religious
reform swept the north and south Of
Wales at the same time and how thou.
sands were led into the ranks OF Chris.
tianity. 1t was one of the greatest
revivals known in modern times.
The change in spirit was manifest not
only in one section of the country.
but in all OF. them, and at the same
time too.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16

Hotel Lennox-modern in appoint
ments-home like you are made
welcome. f1tf
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16

GIRL OF THE STREETS-One of
the most successful plays on the road
this season is "Girl of The Streets"
melodrama which comes to the Hous-
ton Saturday night. This play
achieved one of the hits of last sea
son. 1t contaius liberal portions of
rattling good comedy and dramatic
thrills. 1t is built up of the mater
ial that appeals to theatre oers who
admire simple virtues. The william
can always be relied upon to merit
the honest hatred of his audience. and
the comic gentlemen have iron bound
contracts with the audience that they
be given an opportunity to furnish
laugh every thirty seconds.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16

Student concert at the Presbyterian
chruch Monday evening. March 16.
Admission 20 cents. All seats reserv-
ed without extra charge at the DAN
iels drug store.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-16

Home people are taking advantage
OF Sunday dinner served at Hotel
Lennox. lift
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
.HASSAYAMPA
OWL HO0TS IN
CITY OF ANGELS
Eats PrickIy Pears With Porcu-
pine Relish and Sings "I'm
Afraid to Come Home in the
Dark" in Cynical Voice.

Please reserve good room for Has.
sayampa Dick, who is now en- route
to your city with liberal supply of
sayampa water. Treat him well.
for he's bird of a fellow and a gooo
Hassayampan.
This telegram from Wickenbure
Ariz., signed by Emil Holden of that
city. was received Monday by Manager
John S. Mitchell of the Hollen-cek
Hotel in Los Angeles.
The telegraph charges were $2.23s
but Manager Mitchell didn't mind this
2 bit, because he is always here to
serve his Arizona friends at a rnu
ment's notice, and there is never any.
thing too good in the Hollenbeck for
a Hassayampan.
Here. Charlie, reserve the .bey.
room in the house for this gentleman"
said Manager Mitchell, as he passed
the telegram over to the chief clerk.
But who is Hassayampa Dick2"
Queried the chief clerk
WAY. Hassayampa Dick" besal,
the genial manager. why don't you
know him-er-he iS-er-a promi-
nent Arizonan. who-Wait a minute.
let me see that telegram once lnor r.
please
The clerk handed over the message
and a great light began to dawn upon
the manager.
We'll. if that message isn't from
Holden, down in Wickenburg, and
Hassayampa Dick is that confoundeG
owl he is shipping to me" he gasped
Holy Moses, What will we do with
him when he cOmes?"
The owl was shipped to MtlcnS,
several days ago by his admiring
friends in this territory 1t is de
scribed as one of the few genuine
prickly-pear-fed Hassayampa owls in
the world. and it is claimed that the
bird can boot I'm Afraid to Come
Home in the Dark" in a way that viii
put 10 shame any moving picture
melodeon.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
PROBATE FEES FIGHT
TAKEN into COURT
Money Is Held Up In Yuma
Pending a Legal
Opinion,

YUMA, Sept. PA legal question
as to the right of the probate judge to
a salary and the fees of his office has
been raised, and on the matter District
Attorney P. T. Robertson has asked an
opinion OF the United States attorney
and, with that opinion, ne has written
a letter TO the board of supervisors, ad-
vising them that they cannot legally
pay the probate judge any money until
he has rendered an account of the fees
collected since last October, at which
time the county of Yuma passed from
a county of the third class into one of
the second class, and at the same time
he has also notified the probate judge
of the opinion, and in both instances
he has cited the section and paragraph
covering the case. The supervisors
will pass on the merits of the case, as
far as they are concerned. Saturday,
and in the meantime County Recorder
Jim Polnamus is, at their direction,
making a careful inspection of the
books of the probate judges Office.
There is no talk of criminality in the
matter, but a bungle has been COM
mitted by someone, and its discovery
has just been made.
Judge Godfrey does not deny that he
has pocketed the fees of the office as
alleged, but claims that they are his by
right and law, and ssates that he will
not make restitution nor pay any fees
into the treasury until he is informed
by a court of proper authority that he
has no legal right to the fees he col
lects.
Under the old third-class Sunty rule
he was entitled to a small salary and
the fees, and it is not thought that the
fees would raise the value of the job
to above 5000 per year. Under the new
condition, If the attorney is correct, a
straight salary of 1920 per year would
be his and the fees would belong to the
county.
This is a question that affects the
territory and will be watched with in
|terest by others than those financially
interested in the outcome of the suit
that is sure to follow.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
P0STOFFIcE IN NEW
QUARTERS MONDAY

DOUGLAS. Sept 25.-( Special. y
C. A. Overlook is rushing work on
the new postoffice building and Post
master Caldwell will be 10 his new
quarters, Tenth street and H avenue,
bright and early Monday morning.
Contractor Joss has Iarge force of
men at work and will increase the
number so that everything Will be
completed. The work of moving will
be done Saturday night and Sunday
morning and will be hurried along as
fast as possible There will be no dis
tribtition of mail on Sunday. The post.
office viii close at $50 Saturday night
and viii be open to the public in
Uncle Sans new quarters at s O'Clock
Monday morning.
This viii make the largest and best
equipped postoffice in the territory. It
will give the public ample room for
accommodation and will provide all
necessary room for the postoffice de
partment
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26

On Sunday afternoon, October q. the
Bisbee team, strengthened by hum-
Der of the Warren players, win make
their appearance at Sportsman's park.
The game win give Douglas fans a
chance to see the new players from
Peoria in real action. Following the
Bisbee game Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock the Douglas players will put
in full week at practice for the Can
anea games. They will perfect their
signals and team work and expect to
win both games from the Cananea
sluggers.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
DOUGLAS PERSONALS

Herman Schiller who has been i
| Douglas in the interest of the Zellel
bach paper house of Los Angeles, lef
for the west yesterday.
Charles Purdon is making good pro
gress toward recovery and experience
the best day yesterday since he me
with his accident.
The Country Club have issued thei
annual statement which presents al
excellent showing. The board of di
rectors are considering still furthe1
additions for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Dixon returned t
Douglas last night after spending sew
.eral weeks on their honeymoon.
E. r. White came in from Los An
geles last night.
W. Lawson. who has been in Doug
las for some weeks past, left last might
for New Mexico, where he goes on in
surance business.
Tom Stanton, of the C. and A. who
mad his arm broken two weeks ago, is
getting along nicely.
Lee Gray, brother of Mrs. J. l.
Sparks, arrived last night for a short
visit.
Bo Whiteside came in from Nogales
last night. Mr.. Whiteside was former
~ a resident of the Shelter CITY.
Mrs. Williams came down from Bis
bee last night to visit friends in Doug
las.
several new members have been ad-
ded TO the Douglas Band, consisting OF
r. Z. Smith, trombone, A. W. Spauld-
ing, alto and the Larson brothers of
Bisbee. The several additions which
have been made of late gives Douglas
one of the strongest bands it has had
in its history.
Tom Greene, one of the first resi-
dents Of the Smelter City, came in yes
terday from Silver City, n. NJ. where
he has been for the past two years.
Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan is in Doug
las visiting his son, Frank Doan, of
the firm of Richardson and Doan.
W. H. Neal returned from Blsbee
yesterday where he went on business.
E. r. McFetridge arrived in Douglas
yesterday from Los Angeles and win
visit his mining properties near Cum
pas.
Superintendent Bonnie of the Shan
on Copper Company, Clifton, passed
through yesterday for Bisbee on min
ing business. He states that affairs
are moving along well at the shannon
and that shipments are being mace
daily from the Copper Bell which was
bought for taxes some time ago by
the Shannon. Mr.. Bennie stated that
he handed over check for $50 500 for
that property.
DR.. J. c. Brown of Akron, Ohio
passed through Douglas yesterday for
San Francisco. He stopped 6r be
tween trains to visit his niece. Mrs
E. c. Kentner, whom he has not seen
for fifteen years. After his return from
the coast Mr.. Brown viii stop in Doug
las for an extended visit. He has re
Gently returned from a trip abroad
Chas. lie Grande, consulting engineer
of the Copper Queen left on Sunday
for Belgium to pay visit to his native
land.
AIRS. Drumund. sister OF Mrs. San
Finley, arrived yesterday from Mime
apolis, to pay a visit to her sister.
Manager Johnson Of the Gadsden Il
Offering some great bargains al tns
curio department Of the hotel which
is attracting much interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
QUARRY CAME TO
GET STOLEN CIGARS

DOUGLAS. Sept. 25.-Cspecial y
F. Silva, Mexican, is in Jail on the
suspicion Of having intimate knowl-
edge of a burglary committed at the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26

SCHOOL GROUND TREES.

There has been much interest taken
of late in the trees which have been
planted on the several school grounds
of this city. The board of trustees
has been at considerable expense in
getting trees set. out to beautify the
grounds, but there seems to be many
of them dying. This is something
which should be given proper atten-
tion, for there is nothing which will
add to the Improvement of the city
like the trees which it was intended
should grow and beautify the school
ground
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
DOUGLAS RAISES $1,000
FOR BALL TOURNAMENT

DOUGLAS, Sept. 25.-(SpecialD-
Manager o'Donovan yesterday sue
ceeded in raising a fund of $1,000 for
a baseball tournament to be held in
Douglas from October / to %. Those
who donated to the fund are:
Gadsden, 800; Queen Hotel, 800;
Reay & Johnson, 800; Spark Bros,
800; Scott & Thornton, 800; S. F.
Mcguire, 800; Haas Cafe, 500; Doug
las Drug Co, 800; Street Car Co,
$500.
The money will be deposited in the
bank today. Manager O'Donovan and
a committee will now proceed to for
mulate rules to govern the tournament
1t is likely that six or eight clubs will
take part. Globe has already arranged
to come here that week
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26

a. NEWPORT R. L. Sept 25The pretty wedding in
when Miss Gwendon of
mrs John Whpple
MARYLAND
NJ
nipple who was given BY Mr. Pemberon Hare her
ace her veil was fastened her couture with blossoms and
aer nance and carried bouquet of lilies of the valley
wore simple with
ano picture hat trimmed with blue ribbons aud flowers Her other
scarfs and picture hats trimmed roses
reception held
Bowery Paymaster
brides cake
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
BASEBALL NOTES.

Burlington end Quincy made a coed
try for the Central Association pen
nant, but the twice-chanpion Water
loo team proved too strong for them.
Jesse Burkett's Worcester team Is q
three-time pennant winner in the New
England League.
All of the teams thar make up ire
Eastern League have won a pennant
with the exception Of Newark
American Association teams played
before the largest crowds this season
in the history of the organization.
The South Michigan League race
was hummer, the Saginaw team bav-
ing to play every minute to cop Tie
pennant.
Jack Sullivan, the star catcher OF
Kansas City. refused to work fcI the
Pittsburg club the lsst month OF tns
season without pay.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26

wholesale liquor and cigar house OF
F. Imsland and Son last night, when
one hundred quarts of whisky and
sixty boxes of cigars were stolen.
When Silva was arrested this morn
ing by Officer Bob Hil5urn on Sixth
street he fell into a trap which that
astute officer had set. Hilburn had
located eighteen boxes of the stolen
cigars and was lying in wait for some
one to come after them. Silva was the
man who appeared and he was imme-
diately seized by the officer. No trace
of the other goods has been found
Silva had on his person meal tick
ct made out TO Imsland
The Imsland store was burglarized
during the night, entrance being fore
ed in the rear. Bob Hilburn was on
the case early and he obtained the
results above recorded.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
ADDED COMFORT FOR LADIES.

The Gadsden has added to its force
a ladies' maid VINO has charge of the
ladies' waiting room and other depart
ments of the hotel which is of special
interest, and will add comfort to the
lady guests. The reception room will
be fully provided with everything con-
yenient for the ladies who have been
out or horseback riding without retir-
ing TO their rooms.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
CONFERRED THIRD DEGREE.

Douglas Lodge No. 20, l. o. o. F.,
neld their weekly session last evening.
Two candidates were introduced into
the mysteries of the Third degree
A feature of the evening was pleasant
addresses by many of those present.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-25
FAIRBANKS AND PRINCE.
Vcie President and Heir to Throne Ex
 change Pleasing Remarks.

Quebec, Juyl 25.-The Prince of Wales was the central figure Thurs. day in the magnificent spectacle re- producing Quebec's historic past and ushering in the three hundredth ami versary of the founding of the city by Champlain. Aside from the spec tacular features of the event it was the occasion for notable exchange of addresses between Vice President Fairbanks and the Prince of Wales, in which each spoke of the existing re- ,lations between the United States and Great Britain, and the prince deliver ca message of good will to the Amer ican government.
 Tn his address Vice President Fair banks stated both Americans and Brit lsh were the same blood, and spoke of the vast possibilities of both Cana da and the United States.
 The prince in his reply said, among other things: We think of the Unit ed States as having given the exam pie Of energy and courage in conquer Ing and cultivating the forests and houndless prairieS which now yield
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-25
BREviTlEs PUNCHED.

Teague, Tex, is to have waterworks
 Six Katy freight cars were wrecked near Greenville, Tex.
 Decatur, Tex, is to have a water tower with capacity of 6O,0O0 gal Ions.
 Jim Davis was held without bail at Texarkana on charge of killing Carey Fowler, another negro.
 In runaway near Farmersville Tex, R. l.. Moody was killed His lit. tie son, with him, was uninjured.
 Store of Hunter & Tyland at Bull. lard, sixteen miles south of Tyler, Tex, was robbed of $250 worth of goods.
 Eight cadets, under suspension from West Point under charge of haZing haev been sent home pending investi. gation.
 National Association of Stationers and Manufacturers. in session at Bos- ton, elected George N. Courts of Gal weston third vice president
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-25
WATSON OPENS cAMPAIcN
Bryan Scored and President and Taft
 Are Both lauded.

Macon, Ga, July 25.-Thomas E.. Watson, Populist candidate for presi dent, opened his campaign here Thurs day night. In a speech of one hour to an audience that taxed the capacity of the Grand Opera house, he asked for eGorgia's electoral vote, and said that if necessary he would give them to Bryan to defeat Taft. His appeals were all dh ected at Bryan, however, and his praises were for Roosevelt and Taft.
 His charge against Bryan of refus- ing to vote for Crisp for speaker of the Democratic caucus because of his being Confederate was heard in si- lence, but his attack on the Nebras- kan for his attitude in giving the ne groes comfort in the Brownsville mat ter was repeatedly applauded.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-25
SLOWLY SINKING.
Former Governor In the Valley
 of the Shadow of Death.

Weatherford, Tex, July 25.-At mid night Thursday night it was stated all hope for former Governor Lanham had been abandoned and death was likely to occur at any time.
 Fritz c. Lanham, the youngest son Of the former governor, says his fath. CT has become very much emaciated during the last two weeks, and does not believe he would weigh more than ninety pounds.
 Governor Lanham realizes his con- dition. and the approach of the death angel has no terrors for him. Since the death of his beloved wife he says there is nothing to keep him here now. and he longs to cross over and join the loved one who has preceded him.
 Governor Lanham is suffering from a general collapse, in addition to serious kidney trouble.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-25
Ten Injured.

Colorado Springs, Colo, July 25.- Ten persons, some of them from the east. were injured, two of them seri- ously. by the derailment of two cars on a Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek railway train at Fairview The seriously injured are Mrs. J. s. Will iams, Springfield, Ill., leg broken, body bruised, hurt internally.
 Martha Williams, her twelve-year- old daughter, arms crushed, injured internally.
 Among the less seriously injured are Mrs. J. Adams, Galveston, Tex, cut about head John Toline, St. Aug ustine, Fla. head cut
The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-25
.N0T ONE SOUL ESCAPES
Frightful Calamity Takes Place
 In the Alps.
TWENTY-FIVE MEN DROWN
Italians Laboring In . Tunnel Pierce Wall, Resulting In . Torrent of Water and Mud From Under Earth Deluging Them.

Berne, Switzerland, July 24.-There was frightful accident in Loetchberg tunnel, in the Bernese Alps, which re- suited in the death of twenty-five workmen.
 The men were drilling inside tun- nel. Without warning the tools pierc. ed the wall that separated them from a subterranean river or lake. the ex. istence of which was not known. The wall gave way with crash and a tor rent of water and mud rushed into the tunnel and filled 1t. All the workmen were drowned. They were Italians.