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The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

OF all the batting rallies In long
~ series which the Tigers uncork'
ed during the eventfui season or 1901,
the one that Hughie Jennings loves
>-------------Hbest 10 recall was
CRAsHi AND that beautiful
THE FLAG string OF swats at
WAS WON. ST. Louis on the
A->eventful day when.
with only two more games on the
league schedule yet TO play, his team
hoped on the offering OF Jack Pow
ell and batted out victory. making
the remainder OF the league races Il
mere formality, in spite OF the game
battle OF the Athletics.
There we were. a big crowd out 10
see US, Jack Powell pitching his head
off 10 beat us and tight game. more
than half over, with the score / TO o
in our favor and either team likely TO
strike a hitting streak that would land
the contest" said Hughie. with "a
far-away look in his eye. up came
Bill Coughlin and got hit. Schmidt
put him down TO second with a sac
rifice and O'Leary worked big Jack
for a pass. They expected Siever to
bunt. but Eddie whaicd one on the
nose clear to the left field fence and
two runs scored. Dayy Jones ripped
or a neat single and Siever came clat-
tering home. Old "Schaer" landed n
lovely larrup that got away from
Stone and went for three bases. Then
Sam Crawford drove one on a line
that nearly tore a plank on the bar
rier on the right field side.
'They were clean, hard, ringing
drives-every one OF them--and new
er did music OF any kind south sweet
er to me.
"The crowd caught the enthusiasm
OF the moment A new champion was
being declared that afternoon. They
started applaudlng at the FIRST symT-
tom OF rally. They went crazy be-
fore Ii was over.
And, when Crawford pulled up on
third and the fifth run was In. max
ing the score TO in our favor,
boy climbed up the ladder to the
score board where the Philadelphia
Washington game was being chron-
icled and posted the figures that show,
ed that the last hope OF the Athletics
had vanished. oh. II was a great dag
and great rally"
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE
Prom October 60 May. Colds are the
Ss sepspnn5 ssuse Is HfSqscne s mn%
<ause. e. w. drove on box. ssc- 8.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

home on the bit.
M HEN the immovable body en-.
counters the irresistible force
what will be the result?
This is only another way OF asking
e-------ewhether Ty Cobb
'CoBB MAY and the Detroit
NEVER baseball club are
COME BACK" going to come TO
>----->te terms or not. &C
cording to the judgment or Frank
Dean. proprietor OF the Hammond
building cigar stand. who is known
round Detroit as the closest friend or
the Georgian player outside his ma
tive state
Mr. Dean takes view OF the sit
ration which can but be grievous
disappointment to those who incline
to the general belief that Cobb will
yield to the clubs terms or even that
the management will come round TO
the stars way or thinking.
II know Ty Cobb and know Frank
Navin," says Dean. When either one
OF them says Il won't he means just
what he says and | don't think either
OF them would let matter or fnan-
cial loss influence him To any sort OF
surrender when once his mind is
made up. Cobb has set his terms and
he won't yield hairs breadth. The
, more he is urged, yes. the more he Is
convinced he is wrong, the more he
will stick to II. And II isn't as II he
was financially unable TO support his
mother and sister in any other way,
for he Is pretty we'll fixed with tho
big plantation left by his father.
"Navin is the same way He offered
Cobb a certain contract and, when
Ty came back as strong as he did,
Navin stuck out his lower jaw and re-
marked that he wouldn't yield an inch.
He won't. His team will lose money
and prestige with Ty out. but he has
a pretty fair aggregation anyhow, and
Iit will go along without Ty and do
fairly well, / suppose. Il wouldn't
surprise me bit IL Ty should never
appear again In a Detroit SUIT"
Cheerful prospect. isn't It?
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

Oh. very well, SO long az the sun
shines along about April IA!
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

IN ETROIT will get an opportunity
- to see next week one OF the
boxers who seems as likely as any
To be the lightweight, destined TO
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

Ia the meantime, the middle west is
pretty fair sort OF training ground
for those automobiles that are on
their way to Paris, via Alaska.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19
CHAT AND TIIIT CPoRT AND
OOMMENT Ct OPORTsMAN
BY Paul II. Bruske :

is the victor. Otto will be coming
home on the bit.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

Or all the batting rallies in long
" series which the Tigers uncork,
ed during the eventful season OF 1907.
the one that Hughie Jennings loves
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

IL is probable that the Southern
Michigan schedule committee Will see
to IL that the Kalamazoo baseball club
isn't carded at home the week the
town is entertaining the combined
Grand and Great Western circuiters
The Times hopes TO be able to fur
nish It's readers with an ode to the
beautiful snow, from the pen or John
Kelsey, the man behind the d. A. c..
skating rink.
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

DoPE@a fine thing to read and
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

nv HEN the immovable body en-.
counters the irresistible force
what will be the result?
This is only another way OF asking
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

wear The croWn$
that once adorned
the brow OF the
great Kid Lavigne
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

vengeance out OF Billy Rocks when
the match 70 Cobb IN the second
round last niRht.@ BiH handed back
- much a. -there was Gaming nfs
The Detroit times., 1908-02-19

fine installment plan llcking 70 ~
Huston. the Aun Arbor billlardfsf.
who recently challenged foD the state
. ffse title and IL now brfnr urruru-
fncdated. The score IL nov 1000 to,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
MINING DEAL MADE
FOR LOCAL PROPERTY
East Side Groups Of Claims
VIII Be Transferred to En-
pire Exploration Co.

A mining deal of importance to
number of Douglas and local people,
has been consummated. According
to the terms the East Side Mining
Company. owning claims in the lower
end of the Warren district, and the
Young America Mining Company, own
ing mineral ground in the Arizpe dis
trict OF Sonora, will transfer their
properties to the Empire Exploration
Company in exchange for 100000
shares of stock in the latter.
The East Side group of claims con-
sists of six that are patented and two
and fraction which are not patented.
They are located about mile and a
quarter east of the Warren Company's
property. No work has been done on
the claims for some time past
The Young America property is sit
uated about twenty miles south OF
Arizpe, and consists Of thirty perten-
encias. 1t also has been developed
to a limited extent.
w. B. Sayres, of Pittsburg, a min
ing engineer, examined the properties
ssome time before the recent slump, in
the interests of the Empire Company,
and reported fayorably. as a result OF
Which the deal has been consummated,
and the big stockholders agreed to
take stock in the larger company
which controls properties in Calorodo.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
PESSiMISTlc TONE ON
NEW YORK MARKET
Doesn't Look for Great Expan-
sion of Business Now.

NEW YORK. Jan. 22-Prices and
movements in the general list were
little more than a sympathetic refiec
ton of the fluctuations in a few
stocks in which professional opera
tions have ccntered. Professionals
had the market largely to themselves
and there l. suspicion that the turn
on the market was fostered by the
TtroDg financial interests that were
given -Sredit for the support effective
up to the end of last week The be-
Iisf gained ground that well informed
insiders were getting out stocks.
Information coming to hand today
offered little assurance for the pres
ent expansion OF business activity be
yond an increase in confidence in the
early sevfval of demand for products,
to be sustained by a relaxation in the
money market The failure of minor
banking institutions in Pittsburg and
Chicago. while recognized as Of small
importance, touched sentiment IN a
sensitive spot. The closing was de-
cidedly heavy
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
A Dreadful Assault

Justice Ball, an Irish. judge, was
noted for his amusing manifestations
Of ignorance, but whether they were
res or pretended has never been clear
" established He tried case In
which a man was Indicted for robbery
at the house of poor widow. The
first witness was the young daughter
of the widow, who identified the pris-
oner as the man who had entered the
house and smashed her mothers chest.
"Do you say that the prisoner at the
bar broke your mothers chest?" said
the judge in establishment.
HE did. my lord answered the girl.
HE jumped on 1T till he smashed II
entirely
The judge turned to the crown coun-
sci and said: How Is this? Why Is
not the prisoner indicted for murderl
II ne smashed this poor woman's chest
In the way the witness has described,
be must surely have killed her"
: sBut, my lord said the counsel, -
was q wooden cisest."-C ornhili MAga-
zine.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
WATER PROBLEM SOLVED
FOR z. p. & S. w. ROAD

Yesterday evening the water from
the big dam on the Bonita river in
New Mexico was turned into the
pipe& of the Southwestern railroad
running to CarriZozo and the water
question that has baffled engineering
experts for years will be solved
The conversion of spring water
from the mountain SHOWS into avail
able supplies for the steam consum-
ers on the New Mexico railroads will
mean thousands of dollars saved
monthly on the Southwestern rail-
road as well as better service and
better time on the lines of that com
pany running into Ell Paso. Hereto
fore the railroad has used weff water
and the boilers of the engines have
suffered as a result. The resources
of the railroad were expended in the
endeavor to solve the boiler problem
and experts tried electrolysis ami nre-
cipitation without avail The com
Pany expended 100000 in the en-
deayor 10 solve this problem and sue
cess came yesterday when the wat
er was turned in from the clear water
dam.
The dam on Bonita creek is a nat
ural bowl in the mountain, into which
was turned the waters of Bonita
creek. The company secured tbous-
ands of acres of land from the forest
reserve in order to get the water
rights on this stream and as a result
theI waters have been turned into a
natural lake. From here the water
viii be piped to Carrizozo. a distance
of fifteen miles. The creek is forty
miles from Carrizoo and the waters
from its bed have been harnessed in
large wooden pipes and conveyed TO
the lakes.
It is estimated that the new water
supply will mean a saving of $50 900
per month to the Southwestern. Here
tofore the boilers became unservice-
able from two months use from the
well water. They will now last two
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
DISPUTE ARISES
OVER PUBLIC LAND
Finnerty Claims Ground Under
Homestead Enty-Hull
Under Mineral Law.

J. w. Ross, attorney for A. J. Fin.
nerty in the legal dispute over the
possession OF some land near Don
Luis, left yesterday morning for the
northern part of the territory, intend
ing to take the matter up with the
land Office in Phoenix. He will be alb
sent from the city for about ten days.
The dispute over the land is one of
hong standing, and is based on the
Old time ground of one claimant hay-
ing taken 1t up under the homestead
law, while the other filed on it as min
ing claims. The tract Includes 160
acres. A. J. Finnerty made the home
stead entry. while Charles Hull filed
the mineral application.
There is no doubt that there will be
a hearing had al the land office, and
the rights of the respective disputants
settled. Under his mineral applica-
ton Hull win have to show that there
is ore in place, or it viii be adiudged
that the ground is more valuable fer
agricultural purposes than for mining.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
WAR RUMORS
RECEIVED IN
THE DISTRICT
Soldier Writes Friend From the
Philippines Saying United
States Is Rapidly Fortifying
Possessions.

Judging from incidents attending
the progress OF the great American
battleship fleet on its way to the Paci-
fic ocean, and discovery of japanese
spies not only in American coast de-
lenses, but on warships, report
which reached Bisbee yesterday,
seems very probable. The report is
to the effect that not only is the
United States sending the great ar
mazda to the island possessions, but
in addition Is speedily constructing
Notifications in the Philippines.
The information was received in
Bisbee in letter from a soldier in
the regular army detachment now
stationed near Manila. The communl-
cation states that all q the soldiers
mail goes under the eye of a censor
before 1t Is allowed to go out and
that all references to Notifications
or army movements are eliminated.
1t states further that the Qualifications
are being RAPIDLY constructed in var
ious portions ofthe islands,. The writ
er said he intended mailing the let
ter outside of the garrison to avoid
il being censored.
The contents of the letter sv:I5IIy
lnCicutS tndt all preeduDOuS are 20
b taken to keep traitors from mlk-
inc their work effective, as wall as
TO leave the world in ignorance
along the line of preparation for pos
sible hostihties until everything is in
readiness.
An arrival in the city from Quay
mas. Sonora. Mexico, also tells a
story in regard to a number of Japa-
nese living in that section. and that
they are apparently an intelligent
class of men. He states that many
have no work, but live well and pay
their bills regularly. The opinion
seems to prevail In that section that
the Japanese are veterans Of the late
war, and are maintained in Mexico by
the Mikado's government so that in
case of hostilitiesi breaking out Japan
can quickly moboIize an army ana a.
tack the United States along tie in
ternational boundary line.
All of which fails to take note of
what Mexico would be doing all the
time in regard to such a violation of
neutrality laws.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
IRISH C0NSTABULARY
MAKES TWENTY ARRESTS
Culprits Charged With Inter-
fering With the Mails,

BOYLE, County Rescommon, Ire
land. Jan. 22.-Two hundred consta-
bulary listed the Geevagh district
early today and tsok }. into custody
twenty men who are charged with I'M
lawful assembly and srfot and with
having interfered with. tas mails.
Every one of the twenty was caught
In bed. The operation lasted several
hours. The constabulary feared that
If they, attempted TO make arrests in
day light there would be Serious riot
ing, so worked anders.coyer of dark
ness The landlords Of the district
nave refused to sell lands, to tenants
and the latter consequently organized
a mo rent" combination against the
owners. A lawyer sent out processes
Tor rent to tenants and 1t was the
mails bearing these documents that
were interfered with by the men gath
cred in this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
RECEPTION TO cREsL.

Ell PASO Texas Jan. 22.-Arrange-
ments for the reception and entertain
ment of Governor Enrique Creel of
Chihuahua have been perfected dur
ing the time that he will be in Ell
Paso. The governor will arrive in FL
Paso on the Golden State limited
from the east Friday evening and vii.
be met at the union depot by recep-
ton committee composed of the lead
ing citizens Of Ell Paso and Juarez.
No other entertainment has been ar
ranged for Friday ewing, as the
statesman wishes to retire early to
get good rest before continuing his
journey to Chihuahua.
He will be at the Sheldon hotel
until Saturday morning when he will
be escorted across the river by a re-
ception committee from Juarez. At
the point on the bridge where the
international line is marked he will
be met by another committee repre-
senting the military and civil author
tiles of Chihuahua and Juarez and
they will act as escort for the remain
der of the journey.
Invitations have been issued under
the government seal of Mexico for an
Juarez city hall Saturday evening
This is the only formal reception to
be rendered the diplomat as he has
written to Mayor Mateus that he is
coming to Juarez on business and
does not desire any entertainment
while there.
After his arrival in the Mexican.
town Saturday morning he will Wis
it the different important places in
Juarez, including the barracks, the
postoffice, the custom house. Jail and
the city and state Offices. He will
also go over the proposed route of
the sewer system with a consulting
engineer for the purpose of gaining
a clear idea of the plan proposed.
1t is probable that the governor, ac-
companied by Mrs Creel, acting Gov
ernor Sanchez and his stan will
leave for Chihuahua on a special train.
Sunday morning over the Mexican
Central.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
DOCTOR SAYS BARNETT
Is LOSING HIS MIND
Prison Confinement Too Much
For Bank Officer.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Getty
Physician Watkins notified Sheriff
Dolan today that the mind of Walter
J. BARNETT is beginning to be affected
by his Imprisonment. Watkins re-
ports after careful study of Bart
nett's condition, and the sheriff an
nounced his intention of having the
prisoner examined at once by ex-
pert alienists. IL is said by the city
physician that Bartnett's condition is
largely due to solicitude. He was al.
ways an an active man of high
strung temperament and has suffered
immensely from tae lack of compan-
ionship Watkins believes short pc
riod of freedom, or even imprison-
ment in cell with other prisoners.
might have the effect of saving him
from insanity.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
COLLISION OF SHIPS
lMPERILS PASSENGERS
Boat Load of twenty Causes
Some Anxiety.

ROTTERDAM, Jan. 22.-The steam
er Amsterdam, belonging to the Great
Eastern Railway Company, and. the
steamer Administer. from New York
to Rotterdam, ccllided last night in a
fog near Nieuwe, Waterwedge
The Amsterdam was coming from
Harwich with f1fty-six passengers.
The water was coming In SO fast
through hole in the bow of the Am
sterdam before the steamer was
beached that the captain decided to
transfer the passengers to the AK
minister, which was also badly dam
aged but not in SO great danger.
1t is reported one of the boats con-
tanning twenty persons is missing but
she may have reached one of the many
ships fog-bound In the fairway.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
PACIFIC MAIL LINE
HELPED BY MEXICO
Exacts No Wharfage Or Other
Charges From Company

% SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 22.ZCom.
menting on the report of J. L. Bristow
on traffic conditions in Panama, r. P.
Schweriu. vice president of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, today said
the Pacific Mail holds Itself in no way
responsible for tn efalling of In trade
over the Panama railroad, and declar-
ed that if the government builds
line to run between this port and Pa
mama it may lose money on the oper-
alton. He admitted that traffic is be-
ing diverted from Panama to Tehaun-
tepec, and said it was because of aid
given the Observation-Disclosures line by
the Mexican government, which ex-
acted no wharfage OF other charges.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
CHICAGO BALL CLUB
At DOUGLAS MARCH 20

According to the Hearst news SER
vice the second division of the Chi
cage American league team will play
in Douglas on March 20 which date
falls on Friday.
The full complement of White Sox
viii go direct to Los Angeles from
Chicago the latter part of February
and after few days spent there two
teams will be formed, one going to
the southern part of the United States
and the second working back through
the southwest, both returning to Chi
cago in April for the opening of the
champ ionship season. The schedule
of the two teams follows:
Team No. March 5, s, Z 8, at
Los Angeles; March u, 13, II, at San
|, Francisco: March, Is tmorning) at
Oakland, afternoon at San Francisco:
March 20. q and % al New Orleans;
March % at Montgomery; March "a
and % at Birmingham; March 26 and
q at Nashville; March % and 29 at
Evansville; March 30 and 81 at Terre
Haute; April and at Indianapolis;
April 4 and ) at Cincinnati
Team No. March and at
San Francisco; March 8 (morning) Al
Oakland. afternoon at San Francisco;
March 70. Is, il and Is at Los An
gels; March II at Phoenix; March rs
at Tucson; March 19. at Bisbee:
March 20 at Douglas; March q and
p at FL Paso; March % at Albuquer-
que; March "a at Oklahoma City;
March Is at Hutchinson. March 2e at
Wichita; March 81 at Topeka; March
2s and 20 at Kansas City; March 30
and 81 at Lincoln; April / and at
Sioux City; April 3, and at Oma-
ha; April 6 at Des Moines; April at
Burlington.
Both teams are to unite In Chicago
on April 13 for the opening of the
championship season on April IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
No NEW CASES
Of SMALLPOX
ARE REPORTED
Those Patients Now In Quaran-
tine Are Doing WelI-Pre-
cautions Being Adopted BY
: AlI-General Health Good.

Up TO last night no new cases of
smallpox were reported to the city
physician, in spite of the fact that
more are daily expected, owing to the
disease having been SO widely spread
In instances where 1t was not report
ed when first discovered. All of the
cases now being treated are doing
well. no fear of any resulting ser
iously.
There are now nine cases of tae
disease under treatment and about
twenty-five people under quarantine.
A great many more have been expos
ed, and II will probably take a week
or ten days to determine definitely
whether thay have become affected
or not.
Besides the children in the schools
who are being vaccinated, a large
number OF people are calling daily a.
the offices of physicians and taking
the treatment.
At the present time 1t is impossi.
bio TO state how soon the disease can
be wiped out, but ewing to the fact
that 1t iS appearing In a very mild
form, no fear of a dangerous outbreak
is entertained.
With the exception of the smallpox
cases the general condition q the
city's health is exceptionally good, as
the great majority of those people
who were affected with grippe, have
practically recovered.
The hospitals are making up their
statistics for last year. and from the
Calumet & Arizona statement last
evening, it was learned that out of a
total of forty typhoid patients treated
in the institution during the year
1907, only twelve were residents of
Bisbea, the remainder living in the
lower end of the district. The physi.
clans count for this by the improve
ments which have been made in
street paving, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22,)-The Lon
don tin market was lower with spot
e123 lis Cd; futures, e125 IS Cd.
Locally market. easy at t$27. 30@27 go.
Copper declined to R62 Us Sd for
spot: e63 Is Sd for futures in Lon
don. Local market dull and unchang-
ed: lake 13.75@14.00; electrolytic.
1852 @13.S7h; casting 13.37k@
1882 Lead unchanged, Ella los.
London, and S3.7003.75 on the local
market Spelter declined IS. cd. to
$50 lis Sd on the English market,
and unchanged at s4.45@4.55 locally
Iron market unchanged locally.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
SUNDAY CLOSING
FAILED TO WORK

A special from Guanajuato, Mexico.
says the law regulating the sale of
liquors and the closing of cantinas in
that city 1t to be changed. In theory
the law as passed was very good, but
in practice ii does not work we'll II
has been found that there Is a great
deal Of clandestine selling of liquors
on Sundays, that drunken poems are
becoming as common a sight on the
streets as before the law was passed,
Notwithstanding the closing Of all sa-
looms from Saturday at noon TO Mon
day morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
STRING TO RESIGNATION.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Ex- Secretary
Shaw stated today that he has not re-
signed from the presidency Of the
presidency Of the Carnegie Trust Com
pany, but contracted to cell his hold
ings. and IL he is paid according TO
terms, would resign March l. He de-
ciines to discuss the difficulties which
existed between him and the organi-
yer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
REvoLuTIoNIsTs GAINING.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-Revolu
tionists appear to be making head
way in the northern part of the is
land of Hayti This is accordance
with information received at the state
department today from Consul Lin
ingston at Cape Haytien. He reports
that the place is threatened.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
MoRE E6EgsT .REsERVE,

WASHINGTON, JAN. 22.AThe inter.
ior department has temporarily with
drawn 323.157 acres of inappropriate
ed public lands in seutheastern Calf
fornia, as proposed addition to the
Sierra national forest reserve.