Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-29
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 been received from Los Angeles to the effect that Charles Gunderoth has been placed in jail. having been pro nouneed insane by the authorities If that city. Arrangements Are in hand to commit him to an asylum in Cali fornia which will be carried out un- less some of his relatives or friends who live in Milwaukee. decide on some other plan to care for him.
 Gunderoth was employed in the me chanieal drafting office of the Cana net Consolidated Copper Co. for sev- eral months, and resigned his posi- tion little over month ago. He stated when leaving here that he was going to Southern California for his health, and that he might return when it was regained. When here he show ed many peculiarities. and on many occasions did not act like a rational man; yet he was an industrious, faithful workman with sober habits. Within the last few weeks many local people have received a number Of very poorly written letters of a slan- derous nature, which no balanced mind would think of transmitting through the mails. Some of them were extremely absurd and on deli cate topics which. in some instances. were addressed to people he was scarcely acquainted with. It was 10 surprise. in view of his late conduct, when the news of his arrest was re- ceiyed: and, while his friends regret his misfortune. they realize that the, course that has been taken was the wisest one that could have been taken. He is only boy and permanent .e- covery will probably result from care full medical treatment.
 The grand ball at the Cansnea club Saturday night, which the American colony gave to General Luis Torres. was as successful as it was elaborate ly and fittingiy planned to be. The rooms were all gorgeously draped with the colors of both nations. and the ball room was an artistic maze of attractive decorations. Decorator Parker. of the Cananea stores. called forth all his reserve skill in an nn- deavor to surpass all previous efforts ahG d NOIiu Ol lS uuS llllll iOa the Haunting lines of grace that serv- ed as fitting background for the handsome gowns and assorted lingerie that adorned the large number of 4a- dies in attendance. Rich music, chaII- pagne as a constant refreshment and terPsichorean pleasures kept the hap py crowd together until the wee small hours. The General made a graceful speech of acceptance in which he went aside to compliment the American people in general, saY- ing that the success of the affair that had been rendered him was in keePihs with the enterprise and push of the Americans in wider undertakings. The committees, to whom the function owes its chiefest features, were: Ea tertainment and floor: B. E. Jones. Walter Hawley. Geo. s. Skinner. Re cepticn: D. Cole, Gee. Young. J. N. Gibbs, Chas. Baer. F. R. Arnold. F. E. Felix, E. l.. Rodriguez and Dr. Haney.
 The news that J. C. Phillipson has been apprehended by the Globe aU thorities in Edmondson. Canada. for the purpose of being brought back to Globe to face an embezzlement charge will be something of a surprise to those who knew him in Cananea. That he is amply prepared to furnish what ever bond that the Arizona accuseTs demand is no surprise, for Jack had a magnetic way of inspiring confi- dence and esteem that would have long ago pushed him high up in the field of usefulness had he been less extravagant and more thoughtful of people who tried to be his friends. He is a kind-hearted fellow and has no enemy in the world except himself. Mrs. Phillipson is a charming woman, highly esteemed by all who know her. and. for her sake, it is to be hoped that subsequent developments will bear out the assertion he makes to the effect that he is innocent of the grave charges he is coming back to Arizona to face.
 Victor Gonzales. Mexican employ ed in the electrical department of The { c O., fell ever on an electric wire leading from the power plant to the spreading beds last Saturday and the heavy voltage of the wire caused ia stant death.
 Benjamin F. Bryant. who left Cana nea about two months ago with the in- tention of making his future home in Philadelphia, has returned to Canan-a with a determination to forget that there is any other city in the wide, wide world.
 Parke Upshur. who went into the hospital several weeks ago to have an operation performed. is on the streets again.
 FIRST CECIL RHODES