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Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
TRUNK MYSTERIES
 IN CRIME ANNALS

NEW YORK. June 2s-When Leor Ling, after his bucthery Of Miss Fl sie Sigel, sought to hide his crime by packing her mutilated remains ir trunk, he but followed a precedent established by numerous murderers whose crimes are famous in the DO lice annals of America. The famous Maxwell-Preller case still lives in the public mind, though more than twen. ty years have elapsed since the crime was committed. Preller. an English. man, murdered his travelling compan ion and left his remains in a trunk in St. Louis hotel. The murderer was captured and aTter a trial that attracted international attention he was convicted and executed.
 Probably the most sensational of the so-called trunk murderers was the case of John c. Coit, who mur. dered man to whom he owed money. Having attacked his creditor with a weapon which was at hand and killed him. Colt put the body in
 trunk and shipped it to New Or. leans.
 All of the wealth of MT. Colrs brother, who was the inventor of the revolver and who made a great for. tune in manufacturing that and other aams, was at the disposal of the coun- sel retained for MT. Colts defense These chief counsel retained many of the small political lawyers. They reached out all over the city, both for general and probably for specific defense, hoping possibly that some friend of some one of these lawyers might be found upon the jury.
 But Colt was convicted and was presumed to have committed suicide an hour or two before execution. At the hour set for execution in the Tombs fire broke out in the upper part of the Tombs and in the confu- sion, Colt was for few moments for. gotten What was said to be, and in fact what was generally believed to be his dead body was found in his cell as soon as the officers remem- Dered their responsibility. Yet a tradition has always prevailed that the fire was a part of a conspiracy by means of which Colt could es- cape and substituted body be placed in his cell.
 In case of comparatively recent date. the scene of which was within a stones throw of where the Sigel girls body was found, was the mur- der of Rev. Fr. Kaspar. the Armenian priest whose body was found in a trunk in West Thirty-seventh street tenement house on May 26, 1907. The crime was at first attributed to mem bers of the Alfarist section of the Hentchaksts, an Armenian political organization. But later it was pretty well established that robbery furnish ed the motive for the murder. The room in which the priest was slain had been occupied by several Armen- tans who disappeared before the trunk and it's ghastly contents were discovered. No trace of the suspects was ever discovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
OLD FOES MEET AT FRIENDS

bUHl>lNtiTON, N. J.. June 28.- The surviving Yankees" and "Reb- els." who took part in the stubborn and memorable battle of Salem, Va, May 3. 1864. were the guests of Gen. Edward Burb Grubb at Grassmere. his Edgewater park home. today. A number of members of the Daughters of the Confederacy assisted Mrs. Grubb in receiving the northern and southern veterans and their wives and daughters, all of whom were in- vited to this memorable reunion
 An tfe survivors C. ;he famous Eighth Alabama regiment, who could be mustered far the trip, joined their comman>sng oziice. :a tne: battle Col. Hillbary Herbert, who was sec retary of the navy under Cleveland to meet at this reunion their old time foes. Gen. Grubb and the survivors of the 23d New Jersey infantry. who fought so valiantiy at Salem Church. Gen. Grubb. Gen. Thos. Mulford and Col. Hillary Herbert were the prin- cipal orators of the reunion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
CALL FOR WATER BOND
 ELECTION COMING UP

The most important question which will be presented at the next meeting of the city council, to be held on the first Monday fin July, is that of is suing a call for an election to vote upon municipal water bonds in the sum of $325.000. The call doubtless will be ordered at this meeting. and as the law provides that there shall be an interim of thirty days between the date of the call and the day Of the election, 1t will at least be one month and possibly longer. before the election shall be held after the council orders the call
 The call will specifically indicate that the bonds are to be sold to the highest bidder, thus obviating the ob- jections to a former water bond proposition before the city, which was showed under in stray election.
 The city census. which is a neces- sary preliminary to the election, will have been completed by the time the council meets, and of course will show that Douglas has 1000 inhabi- tants, a legal requirement for a bond issue of th.s character.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29

cheap colored material. She was quite still and silent, and not a sound could be heard in the room but the scratch pretty little model was trarsssrred to the paper on the drawing boards. The little girl herself was one of the em- bryo artists. for the boys and girls take turns in posing for the classes. When one turned from the attractive figure of the small model to study the faces of the semicircle of earnest stu dents, 1t seemed as though 8 subtle something became visible in the youth ful conferences that set them on a plane above the average Philadelphia boy. It was refreshing to see their energy devoted to doing something beautiful and unadulterated. Few crooked lines were drawn and even the curves had moral air.
 The youngsters are said by some critics to be fortunate because their senses have not been deadened by con stant contact with almost priceless objects of art, as is the case with many children of the rich. Fresh from the streets they come and begin to draw, not a cone or a triangle or a derby hat. as in some public schools, but pretty art object or a bouquet of real flowers. Often a class takes 8 trip to the country. and instead of use lessly romping about makes sketches of bugs, plants and trees. The tender and refining influence of all this is shown in the homes of the little ar lists, as well as in their handiwork that adorns the clubhouse. There are no rods and few rules at the school The boys and girls govern themselves by committees and some of them act as instructors to beginners. Four teachers, with J. William Server as principal, supervise the work, while MT. F1eisher drops in at the school two or three nights week. Of course. there are music and games and liter ary meets.
 Art is long and life Is short, but they have plenty of time in Philadelphia. Some day the new crop of citizens will arrive and do the city proud.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
ERAD|CAT|NG RABIES
REMARkAeLE RESULTS IN WAR
 ON THE DREAD DISEASE.
How it Has Been Eradicated from Europe and How It Could Be Driven Out of This
 Country.

Not n medicine or serum or other treatment. but in the universal mus Hing of dogs lies the hope of eradicate ing the dread disease of rabies. As 1t can only be transmitted by biting or inoculation, if a dog cannot bite well. that ends it. In Europe some remarkable results have been obtained by universal muzzling.
 Dr. Ramband. head of the Pasteus institute. New York city. who has just returned from Europe, where he made
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
|P|RTlEVILLE SCENE
 OF FATAL s1ABB|nG
After knifing Tiburcio Con- zales to Death Hernandez
 Claims Self Defense

Marcel Hernandez, admitting that
 he is the man who fatally stabbed Tiburcio Gonzales in Pirtleville, will make plea of self defense at the preliminary hearing which win be held before Justice Taylor next Wed. nesday, and if more evidence shall not be forthcoming by that time the chances of Hernandez making his plea stick are said to be good.
 Calling Gonzales from a Pirtleville house where crowd of Mexicans were carousing, the "growler" being conspicuous in the festivities, Her nandez, a few minutes later, began welding a knife. What transpired during this interim is not known to anyone save the surviving principal and it was the cry of Help! Help! I am killed!" that drew the atten. ton of the crowd within the house
 Rushing out to the street, the crowd found Gouzales lying on the ground bleeding profuseiy from many wounds. especially one upon the face. And this proved to be the fatal wound. for an artery had been cut and before the flow of blood could be stopped Gonzales had bled to- death.
 Hernandez immediately gave him self up to the authorities and claimed that he did, not stab Gonzales until his own life had been imperfled, ana then he struck with his knife in re- sponse to the primal instict of self 
 Dr. Adamson conducted an autopsy. the cause of death, and the coroner's jury rendered formal verdict of death from knife wounds.
 The preliminary hearing will he held next Wednesday before Justice Taylor. Attorney A. c. Lockwood has been engaged to defend Herman deg.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
Succese-

The men who have achieved success are :Ae men who have worked, read. though more than was absolutely nec- essary. svho have not been content with knowledge sufficient for the pres ent need, but who have sought addi- tional knowledge and storsd 1t away. for the emergency rsssyys. sIt Is the superhuous labor that equips a man for everything that counts most in life.-The Late Senator Cushman K. Davis.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
Eskridse Funeral Sunday.

Hugh Eskridge, the painter. who died at his quarters here of inter nal wounds received yesterday in a fall from a scaffold. will be given his last resting place tomorrow afternoon with services from the Washington undertaking parlors at 3 o'clock. Rev. George Logic will be the officiating minister. Mir. Eskridge's death fol lowed a fall of but few feet which occurred at the Fred Nichols home in the Clawson addition. In falling. he struck a box and this caused in ternai injuries which proved fatal a few hours later.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
BATTLE ANNIVERSARY.
SPRINGFIELD. N. Il. June 2s..

SPRINGFIELD. N. J.. June 28-In- teresting exercises fin celebration of the anniversary of the battle of Mon
 mouth were held at the New Mon- mouth hotel today nnder the auspices
 of the New Jersey Society of the Sons of the American Revolution.
 Governor Fort of New Jersey. former Governor Warfeld of Maryland and
 Rev. pr. William Force Whitaker of Elizabeth were the principal speak
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
Contractor Fined.

Contractor Fined.
 A. Wallis, the well known railroad contractor, was arrested by Patrol. man Mike Lles for committing the offense of driving over a sidewalk. Judge Rice placed the fine at five dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
The Wary Oriental.

But, IL" protested the pretty mis- sion teacher, what is your reason for not coming to Sunday school any more?"
 'Flaid." grinned the Chinese pupil.
 Afraid? But what are you afraid of?"
 This leap year."-Cleveland Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29

F. c. Henderson fell from a ladder yesterday in Welcomes shoe store where he is employed. and suffered a very painful injury in the way Of disjointed arm. He will be laid up for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
Miss Abbie crawfords Entertains.-

Wfss NbbIe CraWfoFos EnteftdIhs.
 Miss Abbie Crawford entertained a few friends Wednesday evening with cards and music at her home on Four. teenth street. Ices and cake were served. Miss Crawford was assisted in entertaining by her sister, Miss Della Crawford. The guests were: Misses Mary Dunlap. Ray Cohn. Re becca Eichbaum. Collie Bell. Nancy Gilmore. Florence Bell Bertha Bran um. Messrs. Max Gilmore, George Struthers, Jay Stewart. Tom and Rex Rice. Raymond Prather
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
Rates For July Fourth.

NdteS TOT JuIy FourtH.
 Beginning July 5. the F. P. and s. W. announces a rate of one fare for the round trip to Bisbee. return linn it July 6. To other points on the western division there Is a rate of one and one-fourth fares for the round trip with the same sales date and final limit as above.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
READ THE REVIEW WHILE ON
 YOUR VACATION

Patrons of The Review, leaving the city for the summer, may have The Review changed to any address in the United States. Mexico or Can ada without additional cost Phone B.-2Q
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
Warr's Family Here.

Warr's Family Here.
 The family of Samuel Warr. secre- tary of the Y. NJ. c. A., consisting of Mrs. Warr. Misses Myrtle, Elsie and Nellie and William Warr. arrived yes terday from Little Rock, Arkansas. and will make Douglas their home. and A avenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
Fire Crackers Appear.

To the delight of the small boy. firecrackers are making their appear ance in drug and grocery stores-in the windows at some places. While there will be no celebration in Doug. las this year. out of respect to the big noise at Bisbee. still many a Douglas shaver will stay at home and he will want his firecrackers. toy pistols and other creations for the encouragement of tetanus. This he may procure.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29

Try Murine Eye Remedy for Red, Weak, Watery Eyes, Trachona, Gran uiated Eyeiids and Pink Eye. Murine doesn't smart: soothes eye pain.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
May Locate Here,

w. F. Reed, who IS engaged in the music business at Oklahoma City, is here looking over Douglas and its possibilities as a likely place for a first class music house. He is much pleased with the city and may decide to locate here.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29

Reliable Relief for eyes that need care. Murine Eye Remedy soothes; doesn't smart. Aids those wearing classes.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-29
.D0UGlAs NEWS NOTES
tFron Douglas internationally
Wrecklno Buslnoss.

M. J. Cope has closed his clothes cleaning shop and has gone into the Southwestern Wrecking company which is closing out the Washington stock of goods on Tenth street. Disjoints Arm in Fall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-20
Youthful Tombstone Train Wreckers

For the past several dave Chief of Police Bsavin hss discovesed obstruc- tions pl-ced upon the tracks of the El Paso | Southwestern railroad northwest of the oi,y. and alter csre- ful examination and patient watching yesterday caught the culprits red banded. They arc three Msxic n youths. and wese immediately taken into ccstody by the chief. who plsoei them in the county jail, aad this morning swors out awarrant charging them with then and there mslieiously unlawfully and ieloniously plaoina { obstsuctions upon the tracks of the said company. A similar cass wal
 recently tried in the juvsaiie court O this county for the came offence. tht
 offender having placed obstruetiou'
 upon the trseks of the ssme company 1 He wss committed to the industfia
 school st Benson by Judge noan for period of six years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-20
Prominent New
 Mexico Visitor

Hop. W. F Kuchenbeucker arrived in Tombstone yesterday from Gallup. New Mevico. Mir. Kuchenbeucker may spend the major portion of the sum- msr in this city as he is fascinated with our superb climate and likes our citizenship generally.
 He has twice served in the New Mexico legislature from Mckinley county, being elected on the demo- cratic ticket; he has several times been elected mayor of the city of Gall iup and at the present time is ns- tional democratic committeemsu for New Mexico. On Sunday morning he will be joined by bis SOD, Louis F. Kuchenbeucker, who will arrive from Los Angeiee
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-20
FRIDAY. JUNE ;s

The eass Of the Territory vs Walter Sharp was clossd by the defence at about 3:3o yestesdsy afternoon. all evidence having been introduced by both sides, and the argument was eommsneed by the prosecution which was opened by Assisssnt District At- torney E J Flannigsn, followed by Attorney French fnr the dsisnse. At s o'clock . Fecess sse tateo until ! 30 Q. n. whso the argument ~ss re- sumed snd siesed by District Attos- usy WiIliams. At about 9.30 the eass was subniteed to the jsry spd after dslibssating for . persod of about sorty-6se minutes returned . serd:et 6ndiog shs dstssdsos guilty ot mus- der in the 6rss deg.ee snd Azing the penalty at Iits Imprisonment.
 The following casss wsss called for trial today:
 Tsssitoy vs Peter Cook, assault; dsGssdans on bail.
 Tssrisosy VI Walter Angel. murdss; !; ds1ssdsos in jail.
 rsrsisesy vs Bud eprsdIip, iorsesy; 6ssspdans is jail.
 Terribly - Jean Hssnsndss, nor- dss; dslsodass h jsi).
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-20
EmbaImers Hold
 First Meeting

Tuesday under the territorial em- bal,ner's act the board held its first session st Phoeoix sud an examina. tion of spplicaats for lieense. All undertaken iu business as the time the law went into effect Sept. let were under the provisions granted licenses, the list being as iollows: A L Moore, George P Merrymsn. A H Nc clean, $ L Easseriing. P Mohn, J I Whitney, George P DriscclI of Phoe. nix; F Sanguiuetsi of Yuma. D Nj Chancellor, Morenoi; George Ruifner Prescott; Charles B Van Martin, Kingmsn; o c Johnson, Yuma; F H and F Jones. Globe; Charles B Tss. bell, Tombstone; w A Psrr, W'nslow Kirk L Hart. Tucson; John Reilly Tucson; ) Button, Williams; Ws,tes c Hubbard, Bisbse.
 A large number of the funeral d.. rectors took the examination success fully.
 A practical demonstration with [ cadavsr was held The purpose of the new law is net we'll understood. It is to raiss the standard in the embslm- ing profession in tine territory to cUn- form with the regulations in other states, Under the rule passed by tbs Baggage Masters' sssociatiou, TO bag. gage master has to receive . body for transportation unless it has been em- bsimed by . licensed practitioner. This rule is to insure that the re- msins can be shipped in good coudi- tion and to protecs the health of she bsgeagemen handling the shipment. The railroad comps nies also recom- mend this ruling because thorough scientific embslming prevents spread of contaRion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-20
Athletic Events
 for July 4th

c E Buchner. formerly of Tomb stone, is chairman of the Fourth oi July athletic events ct Bisbee. The list Q! eYents and eontests is . long One and Chairman Buchner is snx. ious that many Tombssope entries are made and local enthusiasts who de- sire to enter should notify him not later than noon oi July 3rd. Quite . number of entries vill undo ubtedly be made from hero.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-20
Governor Sloan
 Goes Fishing

: After having spent several days
 fishing on Osk creek with Mark A.
 Smith, Frank Cox and others, Cove ernor Sloan is expected to return to
 Phoenix next Monday. June 30 will
 bring the fscal year to olose se the capitol building. and Governor Sloan will at once begin work on bis annual report which will be completed by 1 and ready for distribu- ton about December l, in time for the opening of the next cougrssa
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-20

from l 30 Co 5 o'clock in tho exsmina. ton end snpanslmsnt of the jury to try the oass of the Territory VI. Wal ter Sharp. charged with murder. Out of thirty one iusymen examined not oss disqualified on the question ot capital punishment or fixing the peo- ally d deaih, which. aooordirg to District Attorney williams. is . most extraordinary incident, The follow ing jury wss finally selscted to try the case: Chss. Hines, P. A. Newland. E. B, Miller. U. s. Rutterre. Jesse Snyder. wm. Hulisy. Geo. r. Hart. c. w. Scherrer. w, A. Hasvood. B. Matthews. Joe Iobnson, Geo. Wilson. It is the opinion of the district ss torney that this case sill occupy the attention of the court during the en- tire day aud may possibly bs eonclud- cd this evening. There arc about thirty.two witnesses to be examined by both the territory and the. do fence.
 The case of the Territory vs. Jusr Hsrnandez charged with the murder of, R. ". wstson. . railroad mao, s' B;sbee, CD of about the llth day O January. 1908 will iollo~ the ShsrI murder csss on Che criminal docket | In the case of Amanda Olson vs. P E. Ol,on, divorce. decree vas grsnte< the plaintiff
 The case of Amanda E. Chase VI J.. P. Chase, inj motion and divorce case set for trial on July 9th. on th' motion of the plaintiff.
 The case of John B. Brsxiel ct al ve The City of Bisbee. dsmsges. case ss for trial on June 18th, on motion o the piaintif.
 The csse of William H. Goode ' The Bisbee Light < Power company damages; jury demanded by the plain tiff.
 In the ca,e of the Territory vs. Olli Reed. appeal from the justice court Q Tombstone, . new appeal bond in the sum of $500 was filed. Deisndso ] was sentenced in the justice cour, about six weeks ego to serve a'term in the county jail for using imprope language over the local tslephon' line.
 According to the preeent condition l of both the criminal and civil dock etc of the district court that tribunal will continue until the second or shird day of August when recess will be taken until the early pars of October
 Trial Jurors Alfred Boaglsod and A T Schuster vero excused from jury sesvice for the balance of the term. At 3:30 shas afternoon the trial ol the case oi the Territory vs. Waltsa Sharp was progressing very rapidly, and from present appearances the case may possibly be completed by this evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-20
THE DISTRICT COURT
Tho Wssk's Doiass
 Of . Busy Session
xonsAY, yuxs IA

Tho 6rst businsss taken up by the coart this morning shostly sftsr thas tribunal e6avsnsd ios sodsy's ssssion wss ths sfgumsas q demurrer so she smsadsd eoapisint et the plain tsR is shs esss ei she 0sssos Cattle oo0paav - fhonss LAnisu. ier sjsot- msas aad dAmaesa Alter eeasidsr- isG tho dsmusssr ths sams was over ruled by the eoass.
 The frst criminal cass called this morning was that oi che Territory vs. Jehn Rassom. ehsrgsd with ssssult with dssdly weapon. The prisoner vas azsaigosd snd pleaded not opilty e ths indictmsat and tho following ipry vss iapansisl to try shS cass: JB Johnson Harry Welsh
 "A NevlAnd VII Marrs
 Wm Hullsy W A Harwood
 o Nunson Levi Loftgren
 John B wslkes Geo Hsnninger Geo F Hart U McRes
 After the case had been submittsd to the jury that body returned . ver- diet Of guilty e chasged in the in dietmsnt. snd recommended the de. fsndsnt to the mercy of the court. Ths judgment of the court will bs pro. nounosd at 5 o'clock this afternoon The next case wss that of the Ter Iitory vs Jssus Galvss. charged with the crime of criminal assauit. The deieodant in this case recently ea, tered . plsa of guilty to the charge end this morning withdrew his plea of guilty and entered . plea of not guilty. The following jury was im- rs.ele4:
 J. Harrington W N Zeek
 Chas Hines W B Msuldin Frsok acEven Frank siverly H Colss N Reed
 Edward AoFeeley ) E 3iGes
 Jesse H Snyder Geo Wilsou
 After deliberatios for . short period the jury in the case returoed . yer. diet of guilty e charasd in the in- dictment aud recommended tbe de. Sendant to the mercy of the court. Judgment will be pronounced by the 6ourt st o'clock this aiteroeou. s
 UNITED srArEs DOUBT
 In the matter oi the application of David Mitchell for naturalization pa- psrs. Frank ". Goodbody and Thos A. Smith were examined e sitnesses and the application vas granted.
 h the matter of the application for nsturalisstioo pspers of Edwin George Boyer. The ssms vas granted after E J Jsekiin and John c Riggs were examined by the court in behalt of ap- plicant.