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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
Local SOCicty News

About thirty ladses met at the Y. W C. \. on Tuesday evening for the Bible club meeting. The subject dis cussed was Social Problems. and proved 8 very interesting one in the ! hands Of Rev. J. z. Fry. Miss Eliza beth Jones. secretary of the associa, . tiCn. will alternate with Mir Fry in teaching the course. With the or ganizing Of this class. an excellent op- pcrtunity is given for those who really want an insight and understand ing Of the vital questions whica pre- sent themselves in everyday lie. They 1 can be solved rom a biblical stand point. and those who are interested are urged to attend these Tuesday even ! ing meetings.
 A jh home of J. P. McGrary in South iBsbee ou Thursday evening. Q pretty wedding was sOlsmnized. iI WliicI J. j. CarpeEtgr. Of Illinois. and Miss Georgia Y. McGraEy. or Missouri. were made husband and wife. The ] cuIanCny which joined thesu two lives was conducted by Rev 4. K Stewart. of the M. F. church in the presrnce-or a few intimate friends Air and Mrs Carpenter received many beautiful SifJs in token of their friends higa es- ieem. AftUr the ceremony congratula- l tions were showered upon the happy couple and an informal reception was held. at which delicious refreshments
 Terc served. They will make their fu- turc nome in South Bisbep. where they are prominent and popular among q. large circle oi friends.
 On Wednesday afternoon the Louisa
 M. Aicott club met at the.Y W. C. 4. from . until . o'clock. These charm ] ing little girls were entertained by 9iiss Elizabeth Jones. who organized tho club recently for their benefit. One of the aims Of tho club is to cul- tiyate taste for good reading and t.-Us make '1e book world more attrac- tive to them. They will begin by read ! iag all Of I.Ouisa Alcotts books. A part Of their lime will be given to business meetings. and also devoted 70 social affairs. Tle sick win receive flowers. and sIac cial attention by this little band They enjoyed a fine pro gram aud were served with lsfrrsh- rneuts during the afternoon.
 
 WomeH-@ Cut Dance.
 The members of the club will en- e riail on TIarsdsy evening wish an Informal dgnce tc which invitations have been cxtended 70 friends and club men. The dance will be held at ihs club house on Quality Hin. and
 sin be a charming affair.
 An cnjoyanc social affair Of the seck was the farewell reception at -hs '. W. C. k- on Tuesday evening. s--ica was given in honor of Miss smiths departure. Tie reception was informal. and cane in the nature of q surprise io the secretary. Miss Smith
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

 times. and that she threw the dishes at him
 Louan Dyer. who was married to Thomas Dyer in July. 1901. in Texas. wants that contract set aside oy the court on the grounds of desertfon in that he has failed to support for more than year last past. She asks for the custody of the six year old child.
 Lucy M. Mckay vs. Alexander Mo Kay Is another one of the titles given to another case of domestic unhappi- ness. She was married to Alexander in Morenci in May, 1898. and now al leges cruelty on his part to such an ex- tent that she wants the court to grant her a decree, and also allow her ali mony for her support and the sum of Sl00 for attorneys fees. Both parties are residents of Douglas.
 Joseph Phillips vs. Ida Philips Is another one on the docket. Joseph al leges that Ida has violated a sufficient number Of the marriage VOWS to al low him to be given a free passport from t.e sea of matrimOny.
 6lics Tickets.
 Tn opposition to the scenes across the hall, there was issued in the pro hate court. through Cupid Agent J. E. James, a large number of cert 'feates 10 parties who arc not discoruaged by what actions are filed in the district court. Among the number issued dur ing the past week are tSe following:
 J. J. Carpenter to wed Georgia Fl McCeary, both Of Bisbee
 William Harover to wed May Inez Watts. both of Douglas.
 Manuel s. Maria to wed Carmen Ramc, both of Tombstone.
 W. Irving Stearns. Jr., to wed Nora A. HOdgman. both of Douglas.
 Jack Knowles to wed Cora MeKib- ben. both of Tombstone.
 Basili Vildo to wed Mariana Estrada both of Naco.
 ]. A. McCauley to wed Rose Adline. both of Douglas.
 Sol Hart to wed Lola Dale Ed ridge. both of Douglas. Elias Saarell to wed Anna TOrinan both of BisOee
 Edward V. Alian to wed Fife VII son, both Of Bisbee
 Edward J. Mayer. of Bonita, to wed | Emma E. Mulkins, of Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
Eagles Entertainment.

The Fraternal order of Eagles con tr'buted to the gayety of the week by @ delightful enterta' nment on Monday evening. An interesting program was rendered by some of the leading talent of the icty. Refreshme.nts were sery- ed during the evening. which was de voted to dancing. A large crowd was present. and an enjoyable time spent.
 St. John's Guild.
 Mrs. Dl Edmund son entertained the members of the Episcopal Guild on Thursday afternoon. A largo number of the ladies met with this charming hostess at her hosp.table nome on Clawson Hill Much was accomplish ed in the way of sewing. after which dainty refreshments were served. The next meetiDg of the guild will be with Mrs. Frances Jones, on Thursday, at z.o0 clock. and all members are cor dially invited to be present.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
New Spr InS Goods Arriving on
 Every Train

The stock receiving rooms are be. ginning to get busy already. Case after case of new spring goods are coming in daily and new spring goods will soon be brightening all corners of Bisbees great shopping center.
 Among the arrivals of the past week the store reporter notes: New Dress Ginghams. New Zephyr Ginghams. New ColOred Linene Suitings, New White Goods. New Wash Goods. New Calicoes. New Percales, New DraPery Materials and New White Lawn Waists Watch our ads daily for the new things.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
NEW! NEW! NEW! NEW! GinSharns for Spring ready

Sewing machines will be whizinc Dress Glnghauns Nhe shown and 15c with New Zephyrs a and
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24


 splendid chance for saving on Lace, Net, China silk and Wool Waists Some of the prettiest styles of the Winter season are among the assort- ment and where you car find your size among them you will fine a genu- inc waist bargain. Reductions aver age third on most of these waists although we are offering one lot oi soiled Linen Waists as about half price
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
Spring Styles Of Hanan Shoes
 for Men

For the nau that wants the new e;yles frgt-he need not wait longer, fer the new Spring Styles of the cele- brated Hanar Shoes are ready.
 Nearly everybody knows of tine high standard of quality of the Hanan shoe. and. also knows that they car be found here only in Bisbee.
 Hanan shoes are also noted for their perfect ftting qualities. fine ma terials. and fine workmanship Bet ter yet-they retain their shape-and the prices are modeTate-foT HanaDs -s6A0. ss.50 and s7.O0
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

An cnjoyahc social affair Of the sech waa the farewell reception at -hs 6 M. C. k on Tuesday evening S-ica was given in honor of Miss Smiths departure. The reception was informal. and cane in the nature of q surprise io the secretary. Miss Smith
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
women- Club Dance.

The members of the club will en- riail on Tasrsdsy evening with an Informal dgnce tc which invitations have been cxtanded 70 friends and club men. The dance will be held ai ihs club house on Quality Hin. and sin be a charming affair
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

This wecE sdoaid see tine NimoEo stock entirely gone. They are made of a gpIerdit cusliJv of FiaUnelette ard aru 5r5t thy lining for about house Shesc chilly mornings. The variety of patterns is somewhat limited and scnc sizes g-c missing. % intending purchaser, ahotd snake it a poiRt to seIec, iha wgpS az we shall not re- order FTarICIet Kimonos this sea son.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
Costumes 5

Its best tc purchase costumes bere at regular prices, because the styles are eEclu. i've. Now. when they are offered a third less than the original fair prices. and you have the best and newest styles Go choose from. those who have a need should iuyCsuratc at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
Apparel for Women Marked to G,

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
HlGH-O-ME


As doubt exists in the minds of
many readers of the Morning Journal
let us say that the above is the prop
en- pronunciation OF Americas most
wonderful catarrh cure j. II. 0'Rielly
Co. is the agent for Hyomei in A1bu-
querque and they will sell YOU an
inhaler. a bottle of Hyomei, and fun
Instructions for use. for only Sl.00
And if it fails to cure acute or
chronic catarrh. asthma. bronchitis.
Group. hay fever or coughs and colds.
they win give you your money back.
The person who suffers from catrrh
after such an offer as that. must like
to shuttle, spit aud wheeze, ana be
generally disgusting
Read what Mr.. Lowe, a respected
citizen Of Allegan. Mich. says of NY
omci.
II have used Hyomei for a ease Of
nasal catarrh which had bothered me
Tor a long time. | can say that Hyo-
mel killed the germs of the disease
ana gave me the much sought and
needed relief. From this experience
/ know Hyomci to be a reliable rem
cay. and give it the praise and roc
concentration that it deserves. q.
+. Lowe, r. +. y. 40. Z, Allegan.
Mich. September 10. 190S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
HOUSEWIVES
NEVADA POLICE CHIEF

Sparks. New. Feb. 10 -E NJ. Wees,
assistant chief OF police Of Sparks.
was publicly whipped In front OF the
Sparks postoffice today shortly after
noon by Mrs. Irene Tut, in the pres
ence OF a large crowd that gathered
and eagerly watched every detail.
Mrs. Tut was armed with "A cowboys
qulrt and struck Wees several sting
ing blows over the head and shoulders
before he was able to wrest the
Weapon from her. Then she struck
him with her fist knocking his pipe
from his mouth ana was about to
throw his watch into the street when
a constable placed both under arrest.
Mrs. Tut gave as the reason for
her action that Wees had tried to
blacken her character.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
TWO HUNDRED
DEAD IN FIRE
At ACAPULCO
MAJORITY OF VICTIMS
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Weaker Among Audience Ruth
IesSIy TrampIed in Wild Panic
That Followed Blaze Bodies
Horribly MutiIated,

IbN OtbthE 80 Rft' $500
Mexico city. Feb. 16.-Late dis
matches from Acapulco where the
Flores theater was burned while the
structure was crowded at a gala per-
formance given in honor Of Governor
Damian Flores of the state of Guer-
zero. bring varying estimates of the
loss of life. They agree in declaring,
however. that the dead viii exceed
two hundred while some place the
figures as high as three hundred and
fifty. Most OF the dead were burned
beyond recognition.
Acapulco is dazed by the catastro-
phc. All business at the port has
ceased. the shops have closed ana the
people are crowded in the churches,
where masses are being celebrated for
the dead.
The fire which spread with incredi-
Bile rapidly through the immense
wooden ana adobe structure, was
due. it is charged, TO the carelessness
and inexperience of the operator OF
The moving picture machine. There
was an explosion, a burst Of lame
which ignited the bunting used Tor
decorating purposes, and in q lew
minutcs the entire structure was in
flames.
The exits were an in'the front part
Of the building which was almost
Immediately turned into q wall Of fire.
so that the people were entrapped.
The women and children suffered
most ana comprise a majority OF the
dead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
SHOULD KEEP HALF
Of FLEET ON
PACIFIC
Opinion Of United States Sen
ate Expressed in Amendment
to Navy Appropriation Bill,
Try Morning journal special leased wirel

Try Morning journal Special leased Wirel
Washington. Feb. 1G.-One-half Of
the United states navy should be kept
ON the Pacific coast at all times is
the opinion of tho senate. An amend
mont to the naval bill was agreed to
tonight approving Chat in the discrc-
ton Of the president onc-half of the.
navy shat. Be kept in Pacific waters,
so far as practicable. The president
already has the authority to divide
the feet but the amendment amounts
to an expression Of congress in favor
Of such action.
As introduced originally the division
of the navy was mandatory
Mr.. Flint said he understood the
people Of the Atlantic coast did not
caro- FOR The fleet and the people ON
the Pacific coast did. would half
of the fleet on the Pacific coast keep
the japanese out of california p ask
ed Senator Nelson.
II think So replied Mr., Flint.
At Mr.. Hale's suggestion the pro-
vision was amended to leave the
question of the division to the secre-
tary of the navy and later this was
amended at MI. Bacon's suggestion
SO as to give the discretion to the
president.
BY an amendment adopted tonight
by the senate, the size of the tive bat
tleships authorized is limited to 21,000
tons and. their cost exclusive Of arm
ament and armor TO 100000 each,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17

gcnhelm. declared that he is not flee
ing from Mexico because of "a serious
attack Of heart trouble. He admits
ne suffered q heart attack while in
Mexico city, ana is returning to New
York earlier than originally planned
but says he finds his business pres
sing and as the climate did not agree
with him he had decided to return.
lie appeared on the roar platform OF
his private car and talk freely. He
was somewhat pale. but not as If
suffering to any great extent n said
,he was without medical attendance.
He will return direct to New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
GIRL WIFE DECLARES
VICTIM NEEDED KILLING
81. Joseph Carpenter Who Neddch
mother and Daughter Has sun
Another Wife.

st. Joseph. Feb. 16-Mrs. Cora
Smith. the girl wife Of her mothers
husband. who last sunday shot and
fatally wounded Smith when he start
ed to desert her. today said that Smith
had three wives. she was told that
smith was dying and was asked
whether she had anything TO say.
'Well I'm sorry ] shot him but he
needed "a bullet" she said between
sohs. she stated hat smiths third
wife was airline Robinson which name
she is now living undcr in oklahoma.
Smith s. not expected TO live twenty
four hours.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
nnssinn 10 nuIId school..

st. Petersburg, Feb. 16.-The MN,
istcrs of education today ~introdaceu
n bin before the douma providing lol
a building fund for the erection OF
14S.17g new primary schools through
out the empire within ten 5tars.
These chools are to be built and
maintained hv the PROVINCIAL authori-
ties on government subsidy.
A substitute providing for sehel"i
compulsory education is to be dls-
cussod in the douma as soon as the
Aerarian debate is terminated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
DENVER FIRE BOARD TO lOoh
AtvrER SAFETY OF TllilATEiss

Denver. Feb. 16.-As a result y
The burning OF the Flores theater' AZ
Acapulco. Mexico, Sunday, the state
hoard of fire commissioners are con
Quoting an investigation of the NOV
ing nicture theaters, both in Denver
ana throuehout the state. The Flores
theater fire started from the iS"''''p
of "a roll of moving picure MN an"
the state board will enforce regul''iou
Tor the protection of the patrons o.
thoaters where moving pictures are
shown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
TREED BY
WILD BOARS
Thrilling Experience Of Party
of Americans in JungleS of
Southern Mexico.


fBy Morning Journal special Leased wirel
Mexico City. Feb. 16.-Trccd for
many hours by wild boars and for a
time in imminent danger of being de
vourcd by the Infatuated beasts was
the experience Of Or. w. A.. Parker,
Harry Moller. Americans. and Senior
Jose Contris. all Of his city. who have
just returned from a hunt in the jun
gle. eighty miles from Tampico.
While deep i'm the tangled growth.
one of the party shot and wounded
one Of "a big flock of wild hogs. Al
most instantly the three men We're at
tackled By the maddcned animals and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17

Buffalo. y. y. Feb. 16.-At a meet
Of the stewards OF the grand cir
cult here today. Robert y. Newton.
of Yorkvillc. Illinois, was chosen pre-
siding judge for the season OF 1903.
Practically an the afternoon and eve
ming a consumed IN trying To Tx
up a uniform system for handicap
events it WAS found impossible 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17

they fled for their lives. All three
managed to climb a large troc The
wild hogs gathered around the tree
and finally one tusker began tearing
at the roots. His example was follow
cd by the others and for hours the
wild hogs rooted at the tree. trying
to bring it down and get at the men.
Finally some noise in the jungle
frightened them Off and the men
climbed down the tree ana ram for
safety.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
GOVERNOR ESCAPES FROM
RII,NING BUILDING UNHthl

El Paso, Texas. Feb. 6.-Accofdlhs
to dispatches received here To-Day
from Governor Damian Flores OF th'
state of Guerrero, Mexico. in whose
honor the theatrical performance was
Given at Acapulco, when hundreds oil
neonle were burned to death sunday
the governor was unhurt.
Governor Flores telegraphed lhal
the fire scene was horrible in the eN-
IRENE. and that he has been ineXpfeS-
sibly shocked by his experience
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17

International Stock Food nj reduc-
prices. ) packages. zoe. soc
packages. Toe. $500 packages. e
These are the regular sized boxes but
never sOld AT that price before. T..
". Fee. GO2-60i ;. 1st. Phone 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
OIdcst Wan in The World.

Guadalajara, Mex, Feb it.-Joso
Gualclupc Aicala, believed to be the
oldest man ia the world has Just
celebrated his 139th birthday Az
Gala was born i'm this city forty years
before Mexico became a republic IA
has Therefore lived IN three ccntuf-
les.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17
THREE KILLED IN
RAILWAY WRECK
Illinois Central Passenger Train
Derailed on TreStIe by a
Broken Rail; Thirty-Six Hurt


[By Morning Journal Special Leased Wirol
Murphysboro. lil.. Feb. 16.-Three
passengers were killed and thirty-six
injured today when tho Illinois Cen
trail train number 205, s%outhbound.
from st. Louis TO Now orleans. was
wrecked by running into q broken rail
six miles east of here.
The Dead.
WALTER 3. LONG. Joliet. III.
MRS. CERENA WALTON, Anna,
III.
MISS MOLLIE WALKER, Mount
Carmel. III.
The train. running fifty-five miles
I'm hour. was on "a trcstlc when tho
engine hit the broken rail. The en-
CINE passed over the break safely bur
the baggage car aud smoker went Off
the track and threw the four remain
ing cars down the embankment some
of the injured were taken in a special
train 10 hospitals In ~Carbondale. and
many were brought here and treated
nc So. Andrews hospital
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WINDOW SHADES

In stock and made to order, lowest
prices. satisfaction guaranteed. Fu-
trelle Furniture CO,
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New York. Feb. 16.-Raymond
Hitchcock, the actor, today filed a pc
tition In bankruptcy In the United
states district court. He gives his
liabilities as s2S .s9t; his assets as
SIC.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-17

Found Mexican Climate DiSaereeablc.
San Antonio. TeN, Feb. l6--fass-
ing through san Antonio. Daniel Gug-
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO ~ DAYS
pASo OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any ease OF Itching Blihu' pleeu,
ing or Protruding piles III . ~
DAYS or none refunded. oVc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-07
THE STOCK MARKET

New Ycrk, NAy t---1he professional
what was going on II p the market r aAS to-
S nay unaer eovsr q the striking move
lower class: # was this uncertainty
that prompted The curtailment Of OPP
s era y, snd ths shsinksgs tn ~ vol
cused on the industrisi stocks and
sudden Advances were made in . great
variety Of these. some Of which have
not appeared IN the tape records Tor
activity 70 this grade 81 stocks usually
awakens suspicfon Of the exhaustion
q Iossniiftice IN the more substantial
kinda which have had their previous
the stocks OF the more substantial
ciass, was almoet more responsive to
the rise In spectalties and In the opin-
i ioa s e ne beard room was that rsslis.
~ continuation Of the movement OF
yesterday The bulk OF today's busi-
nss4 nsvtrtheless. was done at level
With the positive depression caused By
were not married 81 any time and there
va, wss ? constant wavering 10 the price
tone OF the spscuisfipn. The sharp
rise In q miscellaneous lot Of low
priced stocks. most Of them non.vidi-
authentic news, slthoukh there were
rumors which applied to some OF the
stocks affected. The rise had its Inc
ssssption ip the group % metal indus
making secondary use OF steel. such as
the railroad equipment companies and
the copper. lead and smelling stocks.
The definite devefopments Of favor
the. backbone OF this movement and
various rurnors were added. The ask
Ing price OF copper was advanced and
made ssi Il q ths s Gs sH days wsr
per prQducefS association, giving April
statistics. is expected to show the eff
accordiEn to runors. OF an actual re-
ductton OF surplus stocks Of copper
during the mouth. The rise in price OF
isnt steel rails and the pissiIns q "a
st. Paul. gave color to reports OF q
cominN upiift IN prices OF various steel
products Accounts BY cable Of 4
or lead producing interests met with
authoritative. denials, but had their
inhuence In the strength OF stocks con-
cerned. There were rumors also OF
panies and Of an Intended dividend
increase on those stocks. The vtolent
advance I'm western Maryland Followed
eompRsays ne coal me propsr ras bss bssn
taken over by that company.
The movement In the low grade
stocws Yves progressive and q process
after the other. Throughout the DEM
onstrative buying ana bidding up Of
the on-dividend payers. none Of the
recent speculative favorites moved over
range as great as point. London
was Z seller Of stocks here and. the Ia
Dor situation In France engaged some
attention for it's possible financial ef.
fects Discounts were easier In Lon.
don and Paris in spite of the weaker
condition OF the Bank Of England.
Foreign exchange here was unchang-
ed. A condition OF great dullness ex-
listed In the time money market owing
10 the holding on OF lenders for the
higher rates and the unwillfngness Of
borrowers to pay them.
Warmer weather in the West encour-
aged hopes OF rapid growth OF grain
crops
Bonds, were strong; total stiles. par
value, $7,030.o00. United states bonds
were unchanged on call.
OLosENG STOCK IIsr.