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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
SOLDIER GUESTS
 WELCOME
Eighth Cavalry Arrives From Fort Huachuca to Partici-
 pate in Celebration
TROOPERS WILL JOIN
 IN OUTDOOR SPORTS

There are no guests more welcome to Bisbee at any time than Uncle Sam's soldier boys from Fort Huach- uca. and especially so when 1t is the Eighth United States Cavalry whc are stationed at the neighboring fort The Eighth Cavalry has been in Bis bee before and have proved their wei come and at the same time demon strated what desirable guests they are. Hence they were welcome when they arrived yesterday and will be welcome during, their stay.
 The Eighth Cavalry. stationed at Fort Huachuca, arrived at Warren yesterday morning and pitched camp at Warren at the site where they were encamped on their last visit here, on Memorial day Later the wagon train came in and then the full command was the guest of Bisbee for and during the celebration in which they will actively participate both in parade and in sports.
 The command is under Captain Bigelow. who is registered at the Cop. per Queen hotel, and his staff. First Lieutenant A. B. Cox, adjutant, Sec ond Lieutenant R. J. Powers. quar. termaster and commissary: First Lieutenant R. L. Collins, Troop F, Second Lieutenant F. M. Andrews, Troop c and Captain Park Howell surgeon.
 Later in the day the troopers were much in evidence about the streets of the city and were busy shaking hands and greeting the many friends they made upon their last visit here, They seemed perfectly at home and said that returning here after the last time they were the city's guests was just like going home. and that they expected to enjoy every minute of their three days stay in the Copper City.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
GIFTS HEALTH IS
 EXCEPTIONAL
Inquiry At Hospitals Shows But One Case Now of
 Typhoid Fever
BEST CONDITIONS IN
 PLACE OF EPlDEMiCS

That Bisbee has developed from a mere mining camp into a healthy and sanitary city was demonstrated yes terday when from the Copper Queen hospital there were discharged the two last typhoid fever cases in the hospital. and that at the very season of the year when, in times past. that disease is supposed to be making deadly inroads upon the health of the community.
 A visit to the Calumet and Arizona dispensary revealed the fact that there is in that hospital but one case of the dread typhoid and that patient is about ready to be discharged as cured. Through the city the physicians re- port few if any cases which goes to prove that Bisbee has conquered a for mer enemy and one of the most diff cult to down.
 A physician who has been in Bisbee for severa! years, and is connected with one of the hospitals yesterday said to Review reporter: We have just discharged our last typhoid pat tent from the hospital, and it speaks volumes for the improvement of the health conditions here. Four or five years ago we would have expected to have in the hospital at least a dozen cases of typhoid at this time of year, and by August to have possibly twea. ty-five or more cases. You can see for yourself how conditions are i'm. proved Bisbee has good reason tt rejoice"
 And as it is with typhoid. so is it also with other diseases in the Cop per City. What formerly became epi' demic and collected death toll is now practically unknown and in nor. tality and healthfulness the city may now take rank with the best.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
b|SbEE IN GALA
 ATTIRE
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(Continued from First Page) hour named the program will be re- sumed with patriotic exercises and speaking at the Copper Queen plaza, the chief speaker being Hon. Reese M. Ling, of Prescott
 At 2:30 in the afternoon the town sports will comence on Subway street which will furnish sport for the lover on the grounds at Warren there will be a great baseball game between the rival teams of Bisbee and Douglas.
 Carnival and Grand Bali.
 The evening is the real reign of Queen Carnival. and gaiety will be un restrained. The carnival opens at 7:30 and the grand bah en masque is at 9:30. At S:30 her escort will call for the Queen and escort her to the ball where she will lead the grand march under escort of Captain E. N. Bigelow, while three officers of Cap tain Bigelow's staff will be escorts to the> ladies in waiting on the Queen. The patronesses and judges and the prizes to be awarded are all as here tofore announced in the Review, ex. cept that Mrs. A. M. Martin has been called from the city.
 From the interest displayed the committee believes the throng at the ball will find the floor insufficient and have therefore engaged another hall to accommodate the overflow in case 1t shall be needed.
 ceiebration's Second Day.
 Sunday morning is given over 10 the religious celebration of the Sab bath and services will be held in all of the churches at the usual hours, while in the evening there will be held a grand union religious meeting in the Copper Queen plaza with Dr. E. s. Chapman of Los Angeles as the chief speaker and sacred and pat riotic band concert in connection vita the exercises.
 All day Sunday there will be sports at the Warren Country club where open house will be kept. There id the open golf tournament at medal play, an open single and doubles ten his tournament on the courts and d ltIEt Illit Suoot oli hAAS SA the Bisbee rifle club.
 At o'clock there are horse races al the track near the Country club and at o'clock the Bisbee and Douglas ball hines again cross bats. At 4 o'clock also there will be sent up from Chihuahua hill a beautiful dis play of Japanese daylight fireworks and as stated. in the evening there will be the union religious meeting after which the street shows may re open and the carnival be resumed, Monday Brings End. On Monday there will be drilling contests at Lowell. beginning at o'clock. there will be horse races or Subway street at l p. m. with towr sports following the horse races, ! baseball game at Warren, grand carni val en masque on streets and in the Copper Queen plaza and beautiful display of fireworks when da-knes: l falls.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
USED TOMATO GAN 10
 EMPTY WATER CART

According to Pat Mccullough there is a laugh coming at circumstance at the race track, when the racing committee gave orders that the track be plentifuily sprinkled before the events of Sunday afternoon. All went well until one of the committee and the driver of the water wagon arrived at the track.
 Neither could operate the springs at the side of the wagon which regulate the sprinkler. "Oh that's all right, said the committeeman, 'I'll fix that. Mir. Mccullough declares that the next picture is that of the flesny commit teeman sitting on the water wagon sprinkling the dusty track with the aid of the two-gallon tomato can. It is understood that the committeeman came out second best in the slow race around the full distance of the track
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
SHOT GUN CLUB ID SHOOT FOR TROPHY

Preparations are now complete fol the shoot to be given tomorrow af ternoon by the Shotgun club of the Bisbee Rifle club at the Country club beginning at 1:30 o'clock. A large consignment of amunition has been secured with the assurance that every body present and so desiring vi T have the opportunity to take a Tound of shots at the blue rocks.
 The Du Pont powder company ha offered a tempting trophy for the best marksman of the day. Both fly ing targets and wing shooting will be introduced and a cordial invita- tion hasS been extended the public to attend and engage in the sport.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
SPLENDID GOWNS
 ID BE WORN
Striking Contrasts in Female Attire Will Feature Grand
 Carnival
BEAUTY OF COSTUMES
 DEFfES DESCRIPTION

Exquisite" grand" gorgeous beautiful and many other similar expressions of delight and admiration are heard from the many Risbee wo- men who have inspected the royal raiment to be worn by the Queen of the. Carnival and her three ladies in waiting. The elegance of the four gowns must be seen to be appreciat- ed and as one woman expressed her self. Tt is actually difficult to de scribe them as they are so perfectly lovely"
 Miss Hazel Thomas, as Queen of the Carnicval, will appear in robe of white satin, repiete with a lengthy court train The entire costume Is trimmed in brocaded satin. lace and pearl trimmings. With the costume the queen will wear a royal purple cape, trimmed in gold braid and lined with ermine.
 Miss McKenna. as one of the ladies in waiting. will appear in beautiful creation of green velvet, trimmed in emerald and jeweled ornaments. Each of the costumes of the ladies in wait ing will be made with panel effect in front with the heaviest of ieweled trimmings.
 Miss McHugh will be robed in ere ation of red velvet with ruby trim. mings while Miss Richards will wear yellow velvet, trimmed in gold. While the queens gown will be of the empire style, the ladies in waiting will have gowns of Louis XIV pattern. They will also wear the powdered hair and follow to the letter the styles of that date.
 Some comment was made as to whether the queen should be accom- l.anied by pages. but this feature Miss Thomas has decided to eliminate in the belief that the full effect of the gown and train can be more easily gained by permitting the gown to have the sweeping effect.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
ElKS' NATTY SUITS
 FAIL TO MATERIALlZE

Though disappointed over the fact that their white suits have not ar rived in time. the Bisbee Elks do not propose keeping out Of the parade. With genuine hustling all day yes terday they have arranged costume of linen dusters and silk hats and with over sixty in line will be led by the Kiltie band.
 The kiltie organization Is not a new one by any means but it will be their first appearance on the streets of Bisbee. Every member is na- ished musician and with the aid of an entire new set of instruments, they expect to be one of the leading music al features of the big parade.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mir. and Mrs. Bud Riley last eye ming threw open their home and Miss Jeffie Riley. their daughter, was hostess to between thirty-five and forty guests. The house was beauti' fully decorated without, in red. white and blue and brilliant with electric lights, while within floral decorations were in profusion. The occasion for the entertainment was the nineteenth birthday of Miss Riley. who was the recipient of many beautiful gifts There was delightful music. refresh ments were served and most enjoy able evening was passed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
PACKARD GLAD TO JUDGE

Hon B. A. Packard passed through the city last evening and expressed his pleasure at his appointment as judge of the races for the Fo&rth of July celebration. He said that he would be on hand early and was glad to see the racing game made feature of the day. Mir. Packard was return. ing to Douglas from a business trip to Cananea. He said they were do. ing little in the property in which he is interested but that it looked good He expects to see little activity in the mining interests until toward fall, when he looks to see a decided re vival.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03

In anticipation Of the annual Fourth of July injuries. with the attend ant cases of tetanus some advice to the public win not be amiss just at this time. Of course no advice
 can save from injury the idiot who insists on picking up giant crackers
 "to see if they are lighted" or the
 fool who explodes dynamite bomb
 under a tin can and then stands
 close up so that he won't miss any
 of the noise. but 1t may have the ef-
 feet of saving the lives of some of these individuals after the bomb or the cracker has done it's worst. Tetanus. resulting always in what is probably the most terrible form of death known to science. arises usuat iy from the simplest causes. A cut | ( burn or even . bruise, little thougAl q 1t the time the injury is inflicted nay bring 1t on, and once its syMD | tuDs hav0 made themselves mAnlfeal 1 She patient is doomed. for medical skill eau prevent lock-Jaw, but 1t can not cure it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
FIRST AIDpOlVTERS
 FORFOURTHOFJULY

Surgical attention" says medical advice, should be given to every wound. no matter how slight. Be. fore going to the doctor the vol Ad may be thoroughly washed and lex oxide ef hydrogene applied. Never seal wound with collodion, court plaster, adhesive tape or similar dreas1ngs. All such wounds must be kept open to the air. The tetanua bacillus only becomes active when the air Is excluded"
 Here is . list or preventives for the disease. and every Fourth of July celebrator should cut this ont and paste 1t in his hat:
 Free incision of every wound
 2-Thorough removal of every par ticle of foreign matter from the wound
 3-Cauterixation of the wound witl 2S per cent carbo1ic acid. 4EAppiication of loose. vet saci of buric acid-
 @subcutaneous injection of 1900 nnits of anti-tetanic serum
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
FINE PROGRAM FOR
 CELEBRATION VISITORS

Beginning today and continuing throughout the carnival. one thousand copies of the official program will be distributed daily throughout the city. An attempt will be made to see that the copies are given only the guests of Bisbee, inasmuch as the entire output is limited to 5000.
 The programs. besides enumeratins every detail of the various features oi entertainment, carry 9S ads, 12 o' which are foreign, the remainder be ing taken by Bisbee merchants They are the best ever seen in Bisbee aLd much credit is due A. NJ. Martin. w P. Wise and w. P. Lanford. The print ing. which is a work of art. was done at the office of the Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
EVERY WOMAN WILL
 BE INTERESTED

If you will send your name and ad' dress we will mail you FREE pack age of Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN. LEAF, certain pleasant herb cure for women's ills. It is a reliable regulator and neyer-failing. If you have pains in the back, Urinary, Bladder and Kidney trouble, use this pleasant union of aromatic herbs roots and leaves. All druggists sell it. 50 cents or address The Mother Gray Co, Le Roy, N. Y.
 Spend your vacation at Venice.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
PROGRESSIVE WOMEN
 WILL SEE Y. P. FAIR

1t remains for Mrs. Joe McKeehan 1and her sister Mrs. Duval, to hit upon a plan wherein they will be perfectly independent of their hus- bands, at least from the standpoint of finances for the next six weeks. The women have invested s100 for canvass pillows on which they have placed al! sorts of designs and words signifi2, ant to Elkdom and which they pro pose to dispose of at Los Angeles
 The women expect to derive profit of S100 each for their work with which they propose to say farewell" to theii husbands and take in the exposition at Seattle
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
COOLEY WILL GO SOME.

Cooley, Bisbee's most enterprisins photographer, has made arrangements to place on sale all the interesting scenes of the Fourth. They will be photograph souvenir post cards. Cooley had 800 post cards on sale a few hours after Bisbee's big floods and the fire. and will duplicate the feat during the celebration Nearly 5000 of the flood pictures were sold in a few days. and Cooley says he ex poets to double that record during the celebration. The post cards will be Or sale at the Bisbee Drug Co.,. HilimoE Cigar store and I. C. E. Adams stands
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
Christian Science Services.

The regular Sunday services of the Bisbe, Arizona. Christian Science So ciety are held at I1:o0 a. In. in Medi- govich Hall. two doors east of the Copper Queen hotel.
 The subject for July 4th will be Cod The subjects and sermons are copyrighted by the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
THE WALDORF.

The Waldorf, entirely remodeied and newly furnished, comfortable rooms, centrally located, back of AL len block. Transients solicited Phone 423.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
PAINE. wEsER { co SAY;

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock
 BOSTON. July 2.-The principal ac uvity in the local market today was centered in Superior and Pittsbutg which was very firm under the best Mind of buying. Greene Cananea and Giroux were also . little stronger and the floating stock in both issues is being gradually absorbed. The bar ance of Ahe list displayed holiday dullness with no feature worthy Of mention,
 We look for a more active market next week. with probably a reaction of three or four points.
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-03
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE


ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Powell, pitch
ing for St. Louis, won the game today.
He made a two-bagger in the sixth
and started a rally that resulted in six
runs. Score:
St. Louis 7, hits s. errors l.
Washington l, hits 6, errors g.
Batteries: Powell and Stephens;
Hughes and Street.
CHICAGO, May 15.-The Philadel-
phias won the opening game today, 3
to 2. Plank pitched in excellent form
Philadelphia 8, hits 9, errors 0.
Chicago 2, hits 8, errors 0.
Batteries: Plank and Thomas; Smith
and owens.
CLEVELAND, May 15.-New York
defeated Cleveland today. Each of
CIeveland's errors cost a run, while
loss had base running prevented
Cleveland from tieing the score. Score:
Cleveland 8, hits 8, errors 3.
New York 4, hits 0, errors 2.
Batteries-Joss and Clarke; WARRIOR
and Kleinow.
DETROIT, May 15.-Boston game
POSTPONED. after one-half inning; rain.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-16
SAN FRANCISCO GETS BEST
OF OAKLAND IN FAST PLAY

SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-The
Seals got the best of the Commuters
today by the close score Of 2 to l. The
result was not due so much to superior
playing of Danny Longs men as to the
wildness Of Tonneson, who was on the
slab for the Oaks, and the decision Of
Umpire Toman in the eighth, when he
robbed the fast coming Commuters of
a run that would have tied the score.
Browning served puzzlers for the
Seals and had the oaks guessSs3 most
of the time. In the last three Innings
he weakened a bit. and in the eighth
nearly lost the game. Mckay put q
safety over in left garden. Cameron
followed with another bingle to right.
Hogan sent a fast grounder to Near
Ole, which he fumbled and then made
a wild heaVe to Mohler, and Mckay
crossed the plate. Cameron reaching
the third bag. Hogan stole second.
Murphy hit a fast one to MundoTff,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-16

to San Diego to see what's doing ana
get entries for his circuit.
Jake Kilrain was also an interested
visitor at the track last week. He mas
always been a dog fancier and an au-
thority on game chickens, and during
his long sojourn in Baltimore, Nd,
picked up a knowledge and love or
trotters while training at Electric park
formerly Halsted's, and at Herring
Run track, which, by the way. is one
of the Oldest in this country and the
scene of the great race between George
Wilkes, Bashaw and White Cloud,
with Billy Borst behind the founder
of the great Wilkes family, old George
Nelson behind Bashaw and l don't re-
member who drove White Cloud, but
do know that it was so long ago L
don't care to give the date.
The sensational performance at the
track last week was the mile that Bon
Vivant, the two-year-old, by Bon Voy-
age, dam Reina del Diabolo, owned by
w. A. Clark, Jr., trotted under Walter
Mabens guidance. The mile was IN
2:27, the last half in 1:071s, 2;15 gait,
and the last quarter in 321a seconds,
a 2:1O gait. That Is a clip that will
stand many an old campaigner "on his
head" Here is a chance to get out your
pencil and paper and figure If he can
do that at two years of age what VIII
he be able to do, bar accidents, at five
years of age?
The following, from the Horseman
and Spirit of the Times, should be cut
out and pasted in every drivers hat
that goes to the races this year;
DRIVERS can cooperate with officials
in many ways to add to the enjoyment
of the races by being prompt in having
their horses ready and in having their
equipment in perfect condition. Horses
will occasionally throw a shoe when
scoring as well as at other times, but
having harness break and tires go fiat
and many other things that are con-
stantly happening on the race track
and which delay the racing, bespeak
of negligence and carelessness in all
too many cases. The audiences are not
familiar with the reasons that may
justify an occasional accident which is
inevitable and are not inclined to be
lenient with vexatious delays and long
continued waiting. They want quick
action and plenty of it, and without
too great interruption. Keep your
properties in good shape and be ready
for the word when the starter is ready
to give it.
Drive fair and avoid any sugges-
ton of foul driving. Racing is a dan
gerous sport at best, and the day of
unfairness and rough riding has gone
out. 1t is no longer regarded as an in
dication of smartness to try to win by
an unclean method, and the drivers
that are most thought of nowadays
are those who depend upon the su-
periority of their horses and their own
reinmanship and not upon taking ad-
vantage or attempting questionable
tactics to win their races. Patrons ana
judges and breeders demand clean
sport"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-16
SACRAMENTO SHUTS OUT
ANGELS BY CLEVER PLAY
Ehman Does Star Work in Box for
Senators and Makes Himself
Solid with Fans

SACRAMENTO May 15.-Sacramento
won again today, and Los Angeles
failed to score. Two Senators COM
pleted the circuit of bases safely. Err
man, who pitched for Sacramento, did
rimself proud and made himself solid
with the fans The Angels were struck
out in quick order Daley hit three
Dagger in the third inning, and the
next man up got a Red Cross pass,
but Howard famed when bases were
filed, spelling the best chance the An
gels had to score. Flanagan made a
spectacular catch at right field in the
eighth inning that prevented another
Angel from scoring. The present line
up of the Senators suits Manager era
hom and probably will be maintained
for q while. The score: