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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
LEFT DESTITUTE
 BY HUSBAND
Wealthy Woman With Small Babe Deserted and Left
 to Struggle Alone
CHARITY COMMITTEE
 COMES TO TIMELY AID

While conducting the charity work Ieinder the directions of the Board of Trade. Miss Cummins has unearthe1 another pathetic case. In the eastern section of the city has been found woman left absolutely destitute by deserting husband and with an in fant son 10 support.
 investigation revealed the fact that the worthless husband left his family several weeks ago presumably with the intention of securing employment in some other city and then sending for his family Since. then nothing has been heard from him directly li- though he has been seen and recog- nized both in Los Angeles and Salt hhHe City by former residents of Bisbee
 In the meantime. the heart-broaen wife has struggled vainly to protect herself and the little one and only just a few days ago did the brave woman find it a hopeless struggle. Collectors were her most frequent visitors and invariably for bills whici, she thought had been paid by her hus- bdnu uOusu pOOE Ill HSditAi, dS NSii as worldly goods, the little woman continued the struggle and for a tune managed to exist by selling fancy work which she made after nightfall following her usual days labors.
 Eventually the strain told and she began to lose in flesh as well as in hope In the moment of despair she wrote to friends in Los Angeles, tell ing them of her condition and asking their advise In return she received word that in case she could secure transportation to that point suitable employment would be secured her and that she would be cared for until that time arrived at which she was fully able to care for herself and baby.
 At about the same time her case was reported to the charity associa- ton which immediately began an in- yestigation. It was learned that she was meritorious and deserving in the strictest sense of the word and that her case was one deserving of sym pathy and immediate assistance. Railway authorities were notified and arrangements have lately been coIl- plstei to secure the woman transpor- tation 10 Los Angeles where friends will assist in brushing the dark clouds from the woman's hapless late exper- fence
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
DISTRICT ATTORNEY TO
 PROSECUTE POKER CASES

Upon his return from Cleveland. from where he will ta6ke an automo- bile trip ito several eastern cities of prominence District Attorney J. s. Williams will take up the prosecution of Jim Hayes and others arrested sew eral weeks ago on the charge of play ing poker.
 The arrest was made in the rear of the Anchor saloon but the cases were transferred to Lowell on a change of venue and jury trial de- manded It is understood that other arrests of similar nature are to fol low upon the return of the district at tOrney
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
PHOENIX PLANS 10
 BUY SCHOOL SITE Election to Decide Question of Raising $125, 900 By
 Bond Issue
Especial tosReyiew.)

PHOENIx, July 8--To decide wnetl- e. or not the Phoeuix school district desires to vote SIPS. 900 bonds for the purpose of sites and erection of new buildings, the school board this morn ing resolved to call an election on Saturday, September IS.
 O. this amount part will be used in the purchase Of five sites for school bufldings- On three of these build ings will be rected immediately. while two win be held In reserve until such time as the district decides to sell the Central school property.
 Many believe that eventually the Central property will be sold for bus ines purposes, and the object in buy ing two reserve sites at this time is because of the money that can be saved as we'll as the superior l0ca- tons that can be secured
 ca shree sites of which immediate use will be made one will be covered by . building with sixteen rooms, and the other two with smaller structures The larger building will be as cen traly located as possible while the other two smaller ones will be located for the convenience of outlying neigh borhoods-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
|COsTElLO ADDS ID | TUCSON HOLDINGS

E TUCSON. July S.-Martin Costello of Tombstone and Los Angeles has acquired the real estate and improve ments heretofore held by Alex Casey, who has been an invalid for over two years past. The payments made for the properties is sad to be about $5s, 900.
 Incinded in the transaction is the willard hotel on Sixth avenue. which is valued at Ss5.o0o: the double house on South stone avenue. between Four. teenth and Fifteenth streets, valued at t7o0o; property at Fourth avenue and Speedway valued ct eee0 and 10 acres in section 8. township H. value $2500.
 MT. Casey wifi be accompanied by
 A. ". Smith on the trip to Ireland where they will visit the Casey home of former years. They expect to leave in few days
 Tn the requirement. of the above properties Costello's holdings in Tue son and vicinity win aggregate . to tai valuation of Sz50,000, not includ ing his investments in loans and stocks His holdings will represent about as largely as any one individual investor in the city and county.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
RAILROAD EXPERIENCES
 RUSH OF ExCURSl0NlSTS

Ticket Agent Grayson of the South western found no abatement yesterday in the demand for tickets by summer excursionists. IL was excursion day and combined with this was the de mand fer "Elk tickets" to Los Angeles. Just the ordinary outgoing excursion ist business would have kept him busy but the combination of the two caused a rush. From present indications the sales of tickets this summer will ex- ceed any summer in Bisbee since the railroad was built. Today the Elks will continue leaving. although the main party will not leave until Satur- day morning. and that day being the week end and also excursion day will cause another busy day at the window and make the present week bumper one for the railroad.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
OFFICIALS COME
 10 INQUIRE
Three Officers of Customs De- pertinent Spend Two Days
 in BiSbee
TWO IMPORTANT CASES
 RECEIVE CONSIDERATION

The fact that there lwere three members of the Government treasury department. all of the customs depaft ment. in the city at the same time and in consultation during the earl, part of the week excited some com ment and awakened curiosity. These three officials were W. w. Carpenter of Nogales, and Ira J. Ayers and Judgc Burton Parker of Fl Paso Messrs Carpenter and Parker left yesterday morning and Mir. Ayers left last eve. ming. During their stay in Bisbee thcs were, as government officials general ly are, very reticent
 During their stay it was learned that there were two important mai, ters which brought them in consulta tion at Bisbee. One was complaints filed against an employe of the GUS. toms service which must be investi gated and the other was an import ant smuggling case which is being run to earth.
 In regard to the first the officials would not give names or facts in al vance to the report which they will make and send in. but were only will ing to go so far as to say that the basis to the charge. as found by thcii examination, was not so serious as they had been led to expect and to believe. Charges had been preferret. against an employe of the customs de partnent of unbecoming conduct and other offenses and these charges the three visitors had under investigation while they were here.
 The investigation of the smuggling case was not connected with the charges against the official and the progress made in this case did m, warrant the officials in giving out any. thing for publication, although i'm portant developments are expected to result from the work which has been and is being done in this matter. What the goods smuggled were. the officials were unwilling to make known but it is learned that the case is an important one and that the va'us of the smuggled goods was large.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
MORE MEMBERS NEEDED
 FOR INDOOR RIFLE CLUB

Just nine additions are needed to the list of the members of the Indoor rifle club now installed at the Y.M-C. A. and as soon as these have been secured. the formal organization o. the club will be perfected. Interest in the range is growing rapidly with the result that those in charge of at' fairs feel confident that within the next week the club will have been perfected.
 Those already having joined as charter members are: Oscar Doyle. r c. Hurst. B. s. Jackson, w. Housch H. Schwartz. W. H. Apgar. W. J. Nc Greagor. I. !. O'Loughlin. James, Lowery. C. F. Hawley and Fred Gardne:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
FIRST MATCH GAME
 BOX BALL AT '. M. C. A.

The first match game in box ball at the Y.MCA. will be held Saturday night at which time several of the enthusiasts will be selected in pairs and enjoy the first game of the sea son. Since the installation of the box alleys a few weeks ago. there have been numerous conversions to the game with the result that already several creditable scores have been made
 w. l.. Humphreys at present holds the high score of 156 out of possible 300. This is considered exceptionally good in the length of time there has been for practice. K. E. Silvey holds the second highest score with a total of l2S while many others have alreads succeeded in passing the leo mark.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
WAR OF WORDS IN
 JUDGE HlGH'S COURT

of a war of words yesterday after. noon when Dan Gerrity appeared to answer to the charge of disturbing the peace on Naco road. The com plainant nor the defendant had secur. ed counsel and each, in turn, pleaded their own cause.
 Justice High experienced the time of his life in trying to appease al and at the conclusion of testimony and argument found Gerrity guilty. He was fined $20 which he immediat fy paid and then swore out complaint against Pat Gerrity on the charge of assault. The case is set for f o'clock this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
SENATE PASSES
 TARIFF MEASURE

Continued from First Page)
 the republican party respecting the revision of the tariff downward, was the theme of Beveridge, as the debate on the pending bill was drawing to a close. Our vote" he said, shall be cast in harmony with our party's pledges as voiced by our party's lead CT and the national convention"
 Beveridge was answered by Afdrich who said he had often seen men inter- pret their own judgment as the judg- ment of the paT.ys
 The republican party is a party of majorities." he added, and the views of the majority on matters of legis- lation control party policies. The sen ator from Indiana does not speak for the republican party. has no right to call here the name of the president of the United States in support of any suggestion which he has made" l" Aldrich declared the pending bill q fulfiliment of the party's pledges. If the senator wished to vote against the bill. he should not attempt to speak for his party.
 Crawford delivered a vigorous pro- l test against the attempt of chairman Aldrich to prevent republican senat- ors from the exercise of their judg ment. Tt will take more than the senator from Rhode Island to read the state of Minnesota out of the republican party" said Nelson. amid applause. which called down the gav,l of the vice president with the an nouncement that such expressions are not permitted He said he did not care to be lectured by the senator from Rhode Island. The bill was then put on It's passage and passed by . vote Of s to 34.
 Upon the motion of Aldrich, the vice president announced senate con. ferees Aldrich Burrows. Penrose, Hale. Culiom. republicans; Danile Money and Bailey. democrats. Ths senate then adjourned at 11:18 p.m.
 Expect Ne oelays-
 There will be no delay in sending the tariff bill to conference after i: reaches the house. It is expected the bili win be sent to that body by ths senate late tomorrow and the hous will meet daily from now until the the end of the session. As soon as the bill is received Dalxell is exbect ted to offer . resolution by which the house will disagree with the senate amendments and agree to conference When this resolution is adopted, the Ispeaker will announce the conferees
 It is likely that the first thing Iagreed to in conference will be re functions on the necessaries of fife and on raw materials as in the house bill The increases made by the senate on certain luxuries probably will one
 . temporary barrier to an early agree
 ment In the conference because of th' ] contention that increased rates wil prove prohibitive and materially re
 dnce tha revsnue.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09

The Review has the only compIete book blndery and job room in thts part of the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-09
NEviNs-LoeAN NUpTIALs

A quiet and private wedding se-v- ice was performed last evening by Rev. ]. E. Kenarr when he united Chester Nevins and Miss Frances Lo- gan in the bonds of matrimony- The ceremony was performed at half past seven in the presence of MT. and Mrs. A. w. Palmer and Mrs. Ballard.
 Try Murine Eye Remedy in baby's eyes for sealiy eyeiids. lt soothes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
WILL ARRANGE EXHIBIT.
City Planning Views VIII he Placed
in Raleigh Hotel

Arrangements are being completed for
setting up the exhibit on city planning
which VIII be placed in the Raleigh Ho-
tel and opened TO the public May = 70
p This exhibit Is in connection with
the national conference on city planning
with a view TO avoid congestion Of popu-
lstion n big cities. and II is-expected
that It viii be one OF the most interest
h7g and instructive displays ever gotten
together IN this city.
The exhibit VIII be given and the con
ference held under the auspices OF the
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Board OF Trade. and Federation OF Law
men.
The call for the meeting OF the national
conference on city planning has been made
public in Washington through Thomas
Grant. secretary 20 the Chamber Of Com
merce- Al sets forth that the conference
will convene in Washington or Nav q
and VIII last two days. Il also cites some
Of the reasons for calling the conference
Il Is signed by a large number OF promi-
nent persons q Washington and the
States. many Of whom are well known in
connection with movements for the civic
and moral advancement Of the communi-
= and the nation.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

At meeting last night OF the students
Of Georgetown University law school a
rife club was organized. which will com
pete at the intercollegiate match at Sea
girt IN June.
James McKernan, class OF II, was
elected temporary chairman OF the club
A meeting VIII be held IN the law school
building. in E street, Friday night, when
a permanent organization will be effected
and officers chosen.
The meeting last night was presided
over by Judge Shepard, Of the Court Of
Appeals. who also made a brief address
saying he knew of no better sport than
that OF shooting. if the men have the time
to devote TO IL He declared himself IN
every sense a man Of peace. and yet, he
said It is well to prepare for war in time
OF peace, and this can best be done by
educating the men OF the country in the
art OF shooting.
Some of the Speakers.
Other speakers were Lieut. Gen. John
Bates. L s A. retired: Gen. William
Crozier. Chief Of Ordnance. L. S. A.:
N~--- ~N-t+-~~ - ~A@tAs bltciuCiit tl Tic
National Rife Association OF America.
Maj James z. Bell. inspector OF rife
practice. District National Guard. and
Lieut. Albert s Jones, secretary OF the
National Rife Association Of America.
All the speakers dwelt on the benefit
10 the country OF good marksmen, and
urged the students to take an interest in
the new club and give IL their heartiest
support. Mai Bell made tentative orer
Of the National Guard range for practice
work, and also spoke OF the advantages
to be gained by enlistment in the Guard.
His suggestion was well received. and
several OF the student leaders advocated
the formation OF a National Guard com
pa0y among the student body.
The principal difficulty 10 be faced BY
the new club f. the necessity OF obtaining
arms and ranges. The best means OF OBJ
taining rifles viii be discussed al the
meeting next Friday night
The club aims 20 have A team II the
field for several competitions this sum
mer and, having a number OF expert
narksmen as a nucleus, considers rs
chances OF carrying OF several trophies
70 be exceptionally good.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
MeCREARY WILL SPEAK.
Gospel Mission Ready for summer
Wagon Services.

Representative McCreary. OF Pennsyl-
vania, will speak a Gospel Mission Hall
1913 Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow night
at o'clock. The mission will begin It's
Gospel wagon services for the summer
next saturday A meeting viii be held at
Washington Circle at O'Clock. and at
the Post-ofice building at O'Clock
The free Sunday night supper service
viii be held at the mission from to S
O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
SENTENCED FOR MURDER.
Negro Given Twenty Years for Kill
Ing His Wife,

Twenty years in the penitentiary was
the sentence imposed yesterday By Jus
tee Gould, in Criminal Court No. I, on
Arthur Martin, a negro, formerly en-
ployed in the Government Printing Ofice.
who was convicted recently OF murder in
the second degree for shooting his wife.
Maria Martin, near their home, in Ana
costa, May 90 1908.
The minimum penalty under the law
was given on account Of Martins previ-
Gus good character
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

An inspection OF all the licensed en-
ployment agencies has revealed that all
Of them are now doing business IN a
legitimate way A report to this effect
has been made by William,J. Donovan.
license inspector, to Assessor Richards.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

70 FTt Monroe. Norfolk. Newport Nevs. and an
points south-NoTfolk and Washington ssssue7
every evening i1 the year at SIS
To Annapolis and the United States Naval Arzd-
suyTains leave every kozr on the hzH hour fruu
Fifteenth and q streets northeast
To Rcck Creek and Bridge. Geological PARK Chexy
Chase. and kenSingto1-Cars from Fiftssnth srreet
and New XoTk avenue every fifteen ui1utss
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

Eli Hawkins, a negro, was sentenced
yesterday 10 two years in the penIten-
tiary by Justice Gould. in Criminal Cour,
No l. He was convicted recently OF as
sault with dangerous weapon for shoot
ing Policeman Hilton in the leg last
January. near Maryland avenue and
Four-aRd-a-half street southwest
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Chester A Fo57est. 2. and Esther b. Williams.
z Rev F. 2. Howden
John R EBpeI Il and Anne Curran. Il Rev.
y. L LSnn.
Preston STREET a. and ME FiSEins. q ReT.
D C. MseIe<d
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
WILL BEGIN OPEN-AIR WORK.
Central Union Mission TO InauEurate
Summer Services Tomorrow.

The Central Union Mission Will inaugu-
rate its summer open-air work to-mor-
row
The gospel wagon viii go TO Eighth
and G streets southwest for the first serv-
ice at 4:s5 O'Clock in the afternoon. The
exercises win be IN charge Of the George
town branch OF the mission.
Service at Market place. Seventh street
aid Pennsylvania avenue, at 6:45 o'clock.
Address by Dr.. Charles E Guthrie. Of
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church.
Auditorium meeting al o'clock in charge
OF Mr. J. c. Pratt.
Watch for eity-Rsnne HIghianoS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

It's Rule with Coed HOusekeeperS
To always order Jno. G.. Meinbergas Bread
None better can be made. Ali grOcers.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

Finest Fresh Creamery Butter. 3ac LII
You can get no better If you pay 81
Fresh country eggs. 20c dOz J. T. D
Pyles' 13 lucky stores.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

Drink Our Buttermflk for Health.
Fairfax Dairy, 1757 Pa. ave. Tel. N. I75t
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
washington Safe Deposit co

Sl6 Pa. ave, stores household goods sill
verware. &c, in freproof compartments.
g month up. Packing. hauling. and ship
ping. Estimates furnished. Phone a61.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
Cnrlur Sfock

Oil cookers. gas ranges. water heaters
s16 1Zth st--C- A MUddiman & Co-l2oz c.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
Reports on Emplorment Arencie.-

W hen Cleaning House or Gardening,
Protect your hands by wearing rubber
gloves;s 81 pr. Lindsay's Rubber Store, 9SS T
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
STUDENTS TO SHOOT
Georgetown University Will
Enter Sea Girt Match.
RIFLE CLUB IS ORGANIZED

Prominent Speakers at Meeting Urge
Youths TO Improve Their Marks
mRnshIp-Judge Shepard Declares
Practice One of Best Sports, and a
Means Of Preparation for War.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01

HundFedS OF DelicacIes 20 Tempt
Your appetite AT 7 D. Donnelly's. 18th & 7
Foreign and American specialties. relishes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
Negro Given sentenee.

Lindsay Lights, 75c Complete.
Shedd's. 49, 9Th ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
L0CEL MENTION.

Watch for eity-Ranne Hishianos
The Washington herald., 1909-05-01
All the New Leaihers eT-
cepi Patent Lssihsrs.

Sizes 9 to 1919 $500
Sizes / 10 2. .S2.25
Sizes 2iz to 5lz. $3.50
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-10
MARKET MOVEMENTS
Of THE DAY

New York, oct. 9.-The Saturday
trading i'm stocks proved to be the
quietest of the week There was some
evening up of accounts and not much
disposition to enter on new commit
ments at the end of the week and
with only one business day to in
tcrvene before another holiday on
Tuesday. 4 desire To see the COM
pleXion of the bank statement also
restricted activity. In view of the
activity on the selling side during the
week, ii Was natural that closing up
of accounts should be covering over
shorts for the most part. 1t was this
that marked prices upward after the
weak opening. Stock exchange loans
made on Friday are carried over un-
ii! Monday, so that the call loan mar
ket was nominal today. The leading
money brokers had a good many APP
piications to arrange loans for Nom
day to carry over until "Wednesday
and the limited supply and growing
demand were thus disclosed. although
rates for these accommodations We're
made below per cent. There were
heavy Withdrawals of gold from the
Bank of England for shipment to
Turkey. to Egypt and to other points.
disclosing the effectiveness of the
banks present discount rate To check
this drain. The distinctive feature of
the weeks stock market is plainly
shown by the fact that of the ag-
2regate sales of all stocks for the
week OF 5.95i.3on shares 2,03I. 200 shares
were of United States Steel The
stock maintained its prominence to-
day, selling down over point at the
opening and sharing in the general
tendency toward recovery in the whole
market.
week.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-10
DR.. DODD ARRIVED
YESTERDAY
SUFFERERS FROM EYE OR NeR-
vcUs TROUBLE SHOULD NOT
FAIL TO CONSULT HIM.

DR.. Dodd found his Office at the
Savoy hotel in readiness Yesterday
morning. He comes To MissouIa with
a reputation fer ability and for coasCi-
entious treatment which he has well
earned. 80 that his success here will
who are informed as to the nature of
his work. nr. DCGd uses no drops.
such as atrapine, bel'adona or cocaine
for paralyZing the eye muscles hence.
lie subjects his patients to no possible
injury or Inconvenience such as attends
the installation Of these danger
Gus drugs. He has mastered a method
of measuring the eyes and fitting them
with glasses. which is now recognized
by all authorities whose opinions are
worth while. To he more exact than
ever could have been hoped for the
old method of paralyZins the eye
muscles. DR.. Dodd claims that the
only excuse for praCticinG the old
method is ones lack Of ability and
knowledge of the new and more scien-
tific one. that he quit paralyzing eye
muscles more than 10 years ago.
Testimonials at DR.. Dodd's office at
the Savoy hotel, which all are in
vited to inspect. prove conclhsively
that he does an he claims to do. and
that there is hope for all those who
are tired of experimenting with drugs
and operations.