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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-08-11
A Straw Hat Sale

Every straw hat is ordered from the store.
Plenty of time to them yet and there's no use
wearing soed one when you get at
half price We are not particular about what we
get for the hats as we about selling them-for
they must go
All the seasons latest and best styles. See the
list below:
Regular 49, 90 split straws $3.50
Regular 200 split straws LOO
Regular 1.50 split straws 75c
You will notice the split straws are cut to HALF
PRICE. If these prices fail to sell the hats we don't
know what will. Come while the picking's good.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-08-11

thing Headwear and Haberdashery is sold at such fra
ing at strange that the talking about
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-08-11

We started this Great Sale last Saturday anC
that we are giving genuine bargains. Welfare b
ready for the fall campaign
Remember, this sale will last but ten days 10
Plenty of good things left for your choosing
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
CITY NEWS IN BRLEE-

John kicker of No. 32f East 10Th street
chauffeur whose automobile ran down sevcn-year-
old Abraham Sikora, OF No. 3S3 Third avenue. on
Thursday night, infcting internal Injuries and
decorations of the scalp. was arratEncd before
Magistrate Herman in the Yorkvue police court
Yesterday and held in So bail for examination
Sunday
Peter Ellis. of No. 43i East 23d street and Albert
Leitner, Of No $40 East 23d street were held
yesterday i'm the Yo7kviue police court on the
charge Of having unawfully entered the home of
Mrs. Mary Joyce, at No. 2j4 Third avenue on
Thursday In s.. bail each.
Rosa Monowitz of No 81 Attorney street who
was convicted June of having thrown vitrioI
at Gottlieb Sader. silk merchant Of No. i3S East
4th street. pat probation. with a suspension
Of sentence. by Judge Rosalsky In the Court of
General Sessions yesterday.
James Hunter Wright. formerly proprietor Of an
art No. 29e5 Broadway. pleaded guilty be
fore Judge Rosalsky yesterday 10 a charge Of
arson in the third degree, having set fire to his
store in 1905.
Foreman John J. Mathews. OF No. nj Seymour
avenue. Newark. n J.. held *3ol bail b.
Coroner Hamburger yesterday a technical charge
OF homicide7 pending the inquest into the death
of Peter Purdy hricklayer. OF No 53G East l35th
street. who killed IN The collapse OF a scat
fold Nos. and Q Warren street on Thursday
Broushton Rrandenburgs picture was removed
from the KoEues Gallery Yesterday BY order Of the
Police Commissioner. following the request OF his
attorney.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
FALL FROM NEW BRIDGE
One WOrbman DrOrned and Three
Sarcd When ScafOd GiUes Way.

One hundred and fifty feet above the East River
among the Criss-cross beams and braces that are
being put in place make up the superstruotUre
of the new Manhattan Bridge, a plank scafold
collapsed with crash yesterday morning, dropping
four irOnworkers who were operating a pneu-
matte riveter One Of them. William Herbert. TWEEN
ty-six years old. of No 135 Concord street Brook
lyn, slipped through the iron work, though he
the river He did not reappear and was given up
drowned
Angus Gilchrist. thfrty-four years old. Of No. 3
Nassau street, Brooklyn landed a part Of the
ironwork in his fall and bounded to another part
of the structure. Although badly bruised and
nearly unconscious from shock. he managed to
hold on. Other workmen rescued him from his
position and carried him four blocks Sands
street where ambulance conveyed him 10 the
Brooklyn Hospital
John McGillies managed to get a hold on the
ironwork and walked down the beams TO Sands
street The fourth man IN the party is not known
but he also escaped without injury. All the men
expert bridge builders employed by Terry &
TenCh. the contractors.
After the accident the entire force of four hun
dred and fifty IrOnworkers was allowed to go for
the day. Efforts made TO recover the body of
Herbert, but it had not been recovered at late
hour last night
Terry & Tench say fewer lives have been lost in
the construction of the Manhattan Bridge than in
any other of the East River structures. The
last fatal accident on April y, when John
McShane was blown off the New York end and
fell to the pavement in Plymouth street being in
stantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
KEMP SET FREE IN COURT.
His Friend Also Discharged
Charles Un1carranted, Court Says.

The Rev. Robert II. Kemp. who was iCr sever"
teen vearq head curate in St. Pauls ChaPei al
broadway and Fulton streets, was d'schaIseI u
MAGISTRATE Cornell IN the Jefferson Market oou'
YESTERDAY where he had been arralghea oh 'ii0
charge Of intoxicatfOn. He had spent 'he iheil IL
a cell in the Charles street station.
With the minister William Detscheh Ne"
t,ei, -,-aars ,Id of No 7s4 Greenwich street VINO
was charged with grand larceny II peHls am. 80
+bot ba had stolen diamond ring valued at 500
from the minister. The latter explained '''h' IA
knew where the ring and on MS stile-lle"'
Magistrate Cornell discharged Detscheh' "H' 'iSO
had been locked up all night
According to the story which developed IN court
and from the statements made by Policeman
Hughes Of the Charles street station. the minister
snd Uets,heH had q lively time Thursday night
in DetscheII's apartment, at the Greenwich street
address. Mrs. Detscheils screams brought the po-
lceman who made the arrests.
1t was brought also that the minister for
several days has been living at No. IS Abingdon
Square with a family named Hutchinson. who have
a fourteen-year-ol sorE John. It this boy
who caused Detschell's arrest and who made the
complaint of grand larceny in the station house
and in court. He told the policeman that he had
seen Detscher leaving the house wearing Kemp's
ring
Upon hearing that the minister was in the house
when he charged with intoxicaton the magls-
trate said that the should have been
made. When Detschei was arraigned the
grand larceny charge the minister said:
The ring not stolen. | know where il is"
Magistrate Cornell made no comment but dis
charged DetscheH. and the latter and the minis
ter left the courtroom together.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
TEST CASE FOR MUTUAL RESERVE.
Courts to Decide Validity of Companys AS
sessments of PoIicyholders.

In memorandum filed by Judge Ward. in the
United States CfTcuit Court, Charles E Rushmore
and William Hepburn Russell of the Mutual Re
serve Life Insurance Company. authorized TO
institute a test suit 10 ascertain II ,he policy
holders are liable for the assessments aggregatng
S.463l34, levied December l6. le07 lust prior
10 the comPanys becoming insolvent- This action
is brought because the nterveners insist that the
policyhoders are liable for the assessments and
are anxious 10 make collections. The receivers,
the other hand, think there is personal LA
bility for the assessments. and that if valid. the
expense of the collection would exceed the amount
recoverable.
Judge Ward says that to insure the Cenuneness
and completeness Of the contest the defendant
IeCted must be satisfactory the Court and the
Court will, If necessary. appoint counsel to take
charge Of the defence He says also that the test
suit must be pushed with all possible speed, that
the distribution of the estate be not delay ed.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
FIND BANK CLERKS BODY
Cor's accounts We're Straight and
.Suicide MOtiTe Is a Musteru.

The mysterious disappearance OF Harold g Cox
the White Plains bank clerk, who was last seen
alive July :. solved yesterday morning
when Joseph Davey. driver for a local milk com
pany. discovered the body in q ciump of weeds
near the Hartsdale road in White Plains The
body was badly decomposed that il could not
identified 10y the features, hut the ring on the
right hand with the initials II. {. c. and his
watch and fob and clothing left no doubt
The right hand clutched the revolver which the
Young had borrowed from the Home Savings
Bank when he disappeared. and with which he said
he intended to celebrate the Fourth OF July. Two
Of the chambers empty and Coroner Sduir-s
said that there doubt Cox committed sui
eide. Coxs accounts 1t tho bank were all
right and he had about ti,nl) deposit in his own
account. The Of the suicide is a mystery
Cox twenty three years old.
The young man member of the Union
Hook and Ladder Company, Of White Plains which
sent out circulars five thousand volunteer fire
men in Westchester County asking them to search
for him Tie Orchard Social CLUB Of which lie
was also rnemoer. ofic:ed reward Of 500 for in
formation concerning his wherea bouts and had A
picture OF him published every newspaper in
Westchestcr County.
The day before Cox disappeared he was thrown
from carriage in runaway accident. and struck
his head. II * believed that the injury affected
his mind There : another theory that ne WAS dis
appointed in love. but his family know nothing
about this.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
NEGROES CROWD BEACH EXCURSION
Seven Hundred Mothers and Pickaninnies"
Enjoy First of Coney Island Trims.

San Juan Hill and all other sections where the
negro population predominates compa rat lively
deserted yesterday, and every little 'ptckanfnny'
in the city was prepared bright early for
days outing. The occasion for the festivity was
the first free excursion for the negro poor to Conev
Island under the auspices of the New York Asso-
citation for Improving the Condition of the Poor
At II o'clock in the morning there were about
seven hundred little picks and their mothers at
the Whitehall street ferry. whence they went to
Brooklyn. and from there we're taken 70 Sea Breeze
Home. Coney island Here a dinner was awaiting
them, after which they INDUCED in surf bathing
and dancing
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
AREfN y


Havrc- TuIv S-Carclins tFvr NsN i.s, aHd CO..
Malta July IS t-rCstafafs fti~-i. .a-- 3
FOR Boston and Nev l0Fk ~, NgN lt
pelaEna I;lv. july IJ-C'an N7riNef ''' -
cape Town. AIroa Bay. etc go sc 81
Sucz. juIv 10 Keuuehec tHrl. honS NUS -. 8
and New N'IN -- .ts-t NeE i
MOntevtdFo. July t4-Afficdn tt'''- ~
Fueuos Nyres AMI Ecsa-i' ,,..,-f4@o ard
Santos. July 10 Nasari tt'r', N' o...F-
Avrrs. FOR New YosS. -. v,rs ga -'-
Naples july i5-Verura ut2-' NeN =. -
uhi- ~ S.v YcrS
Natal etc r, Nv YofN
Kong aul shanghai .--, New lsiN
Frer17rTle = Iuiv -scharst,.s tuei'-
Vincent. e V IN -
tol,. Iufy - Dceana ttsvl. from N.T ss
-frrs-.rs NariIa. etc. for $50 TaorEain'
Genoa -I,.l, f5-t'retic ttr'- Ne" i'.N
New Ycgk- L., -,rfal NsN -
tIar,trr. fINv IA Frun1ethsus ''fet-- re-s -
TTrb,fnS Tulv i4-Hcrsuo tbf' -'U .-
York pr, from Ne"
AiEic-s july = sur lsA 'ii'' gag~
heniulpo. SaglsaNi ett,+ ,t5eri. fr,A
Southa~rut0n july lt-t eN -.ti-
for Sew YorS via Ch@f''-is -
PASSED -. fN y
Gibraltar. july Io-schuylAil 'Ls} N'-
hIanE. stc-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, July 1s. 1909
ARRIVED

Steamer MORO Castle. Johnson, Vera cruz Tuiy =
Prngr~so 10 and Havana r. the New York and Cuba
Mail o. passengers. mails NJ Yndse Arrived
Bar a. - a m
Steamer EI Freeman. Galveston July 10 10 the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Quarantine at
y III
steamer Monroe. HupheTs. Newport News and Nor
folk the old Dominion - Co. with paSSeuerrs and
mdso. Left Quarantine at 3 10 n
steamer koruna tBri, Carmichael Dcuerara Iuv
Barbados aud - Vincent & Martiniqu" Dominica and
=. Kits q. nd Thomas no
+ Outerbridge 60. with - passengers. mails and
iuds" Arrived at the Ear n m
steamer Uranium ttirl. Thompson. Hamburg July g
with passengers and Wdse. est Trans
port Line. Se' miles east OF FIR Island - .
steamer silvia tirl. Ferguson. \ipe.
nitrd Fruit Co. with sugar Arrived AZ the Rlr
at 30 y m. 18th and anchored IN thick fog
steamer Pethtnka tNor'. Peterson. BaracaO da,s
the Cuneo Importing with fruit and three pas
sFnEcrs. Arrived ~ the Bar Al noon
steamer Cara tBrf. Dcty. Janeiro June 10
Victoria Il. Ba arhados % New Orleans 10
Frederick J West tInC}. with mdse Arrived Al the
Bar az = . IN.
Steamer R7Veric Brl. Harper. calcutta MAJ 10
Colombo so Port said June 20 and A!giers ~ Bos-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
WON'T DEB4R STAGES.
Magistrate B0rlo7c Says They Do
No Harm to Trees IN I'D Street.

Joseph Regain a chauffeur employed by the
Fifth Avenue Stage Company. who was arrested
on Tuly 10 charged with violating an "5dinanCe
Of the Park Department, was discharged yesterday
bv MAGISTRATE Barlow in the West side court.
Some time ago the Park Department upheld
by the Appellate Division in restraining the Fifth
avenue buses from driving IN Riverside Drive.
The arrest of Regan made 10 prevent the
company from sending stages through West I'D
street Riverside Drive.
In discharging the prisoner Magistrate Barlow
said:
1t seems that it was private citizen who resides
somewhere in the neIghborhood of I'D street who
wrote a complaint in regard 10 the green stages
10 the Park Commissioner. and as A couse lu nee
that letter, which acknowledged by the
Commissioner to the Police Department. The
Police Department acted in regard 20 the COM
The question Of law involved seems some
what dissimar 20 that which arose in the case
the People agt. SchelIenberE- is on it's
way Gp to the Court of Appeals now, as I under
have been twice through 72d street to see what
effect these buses had on the street. and NY oh
driven aDoul eleven feet from the curb line and
were probably so driven under orders. and they
did not In any way interfere with the trees.
It seems 10 me that in stopping these buses -
harm would he great # one is i'm the middle
Manhattan Island. in the sos and Fifth avenue,
the only way 10 get 70 the beginning Of Riverside
Drive with any degree OF comfort is by these
buses.
shall therefore discharge this defendant with
reprimand. The rcpTmand being indorsed on
the Uapers hold justifes the officer In he course
ne has pursued
Park Commissioner Smith said last night that
his department not concerned in the bartIa
over the right OF the Fifth Avenue Stage C,n7na,.
to operate its buses in 72d street lie had Iear
merely the agent, the Commissioner said through
whom letter Of complaint had passed from the
complainant to the Police and Health departments.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
WEALTH in gURT's STRONG BOX

Mneoa. Long Island, July I6-Both Mrs Ger
trude A. Burt, the widow. and Mrs Sarah 4 Titus
an aunt. have applied for letters Of administration
Of the estate Of Alfred Burt, the Young farmer
who found hanging dead In his home here on
July 1. on the opening of his bank strong hox
to-day no will was found. but the contents
comprised a 5000 insurance policy bonds and
mortgages aggregatng $120Go, and stock in a land
development company of the face value of g. O0.
Argument will be heard later bv Sgrropata Lark,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17

ton July - 20 Howard. Hou.d-r and pa5sr pa-,s a. =
mdSe Arrived at the Bar ut S-5J H. I'-
chored fog - a. ra-i1
steamer DordoEne Rrf. Savage. Sagla a. s-r7l
JULY 10. 70 the Atlantic Fruit Go. WIN IIN
az the Bar at midnight. 18th -. r,lv "a z
steamer city OF Atlanta smith. SaNdI'A --5ss -
the ocean - 60 With passengers anu ~"
s;earner Favuee Rich. PhHadeiPhis Jqiy iy,-.,s,as !.
Clvde - CO. with mdsr Passed ID S-
SO . ,r, f5 % =
steamer Chippewa Csoosirs Boston Jl! l!-s.H-s 3
clyde - 90. with nrds~. Passed m 'S-' a
8 o. .f r1v . =
steamer Campanis tBrt charles. LtreII.l9i i-iss r =
Queenstown II. with passengers n2i - - irfish9 2
Cuuard Line Six miles east 0f firs isa'' 4,
9-i5 r,iy % -
steamer Colorado. MrlntrsA Ga.ye''9n % 'l' iss'"
passengers and mdse. Co the Nliiory =
north % Scotland ILghtshp al "l' 'l- -rssf -
sandy Hook y y July IF 9.2' ? m -"'--
breeze. partly cloudy smooth sea
SAILED -. 3
steamers Lille tRrr Port tntonl'- ~ 5--srlsss
Bahia. Markeu Iutrhl. N.pe- no-'st ~ Kifis
Yumurf tJIha0l TaTvIco. Tier 'N- rs1fin0re =,
tiaUo tCtbah. Havana Harfla-zer '..ll 1~r-1r -
View. with ba-E~s. Larir1r-- f''' ,~ra Ns-~
LUckeubarh sabine Pass. lT-n''S, - rrriTs -
S-Surarca. Nassau. Nauztnilo- eIc - - .riri Ps-,
drik tt;crf. Marc etc. i30' q. t>,l-- - No1fe
rhta. santiago. Havana. ,ienfIF-'s v'1- a
weston. t-etfss-
steamer Nayaho-. Wilmington. C. 'H-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
HAMILTON FISH. JR.. SUES.

Hamilton Fish. ir. captain Of the Harvard foot
ball eleven. and son ot Representative Hamilton
Fish has brought suit for damages against The re-
ceiyeTs OF the metropolitan Street Railway for m
iuries received TN of the defendants cars TTa
says that tho sudden starting Of threw him
from hi- causing him painful injufies
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The St Louis. reported 6S2 miles east II Sandy
Hook at IN yesterday is expected TO dock this
ing.
The Amerika. reported 273 east Of SANDY Hook
AT ":ij yesterday is expected dock early this
morning
la Bretagne reported TS5 miles Of Sandy
at 1918 yesterday. is expected dock Sunday al
The Campania. reported 100 miles Sandy
Hook at yesterday. is expected dock early this
morning
at . m Yesterday. is expected TO dock sunday
evening carly Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
AssgmBLYMAN's NIECE TAKES VEIL

Anastasia / Oliver, the second daughter of
Francis y. :. oliver. and niece Of AssembI,n,an
James Oliver. took the veil Yesterday at the T-rs,j
line Convent IL Middletovn. Y. Y. Mr divers
-l1er daughter i Sister Jerome. principal Of St
johns School. alexander avenue and l37th str ,et
The Rcc-x
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close IN New York
H1NaII. Japan. china and Philip
nine Islands FranciscUl-Mon-
5a ...-...-- To-Day. $50 n
Jagau China specially ad
dressed oryl S,attle) Suverc- 81 $50 m
Hawaii japan. CCres. China and Philip
Raru July - $50 p
New zealand. Australia except WesU,
samoan Islands and New Caledonia tvia
san FrurciscoJ~Tymerre. July 256.sc m
Jauan. Philippine
Empress Of China. July 30 $50 m
1yS San Francisco 5 Transpart.Juiy 81 $50 m
Tahiti. MarQues1s Islands New Zealand
Australia feXcept Wesu (via
Francisco Marlposa --..-....-.-....Aug l. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
MOI CONNECTED VILE NJ. RERARn1n,

The manager of Pttshurg banking house ar
rested there last Friday night in connection with
a counterfeitinS plot not associated with the
banking house of NJ. Berardini
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

HINI<4 I ItE@ AI1-H4-NAL~
Sunrise 4:42 Sunset 7;29 Moon sets - Moons age 1
HIGH WATER.
\. M.-Sandy T45 Island s:1. He'll Gate 10 OF
z M-Sandy Island SIG Hell Gate fOOd
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
NiscElLANxNous

MONEY TO LOAN, apply to Johnson
 & EaSgler. o. K. block. opposite depot ls4
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
'. W. c. A. NOTES

Tuesday evening the millinery class has charge of the social evenings. A good tims is being planned and the class will be glad to see friends and acquaintances, members of the assO- ciation and non-members at s o'clock. Gentlemen are invited. The class will have a display of hats on exhi ibiiton. Music and other interest ing features are planned for and it promises to be a very happy evening.
 Tuesday. April 20. The board of directors of the Association will meet for enc hour in a Bihle class.
 Thursday at o'clock Bible class for homa women. sT'his class has had one lesson in the gospel of John and it is hoped that the women may join at once.
 Thursday night at 6 o'clock the Young Womei's Bible class in the study of John. All young women in vited
 Young women who desire to learn to do hand sewing are invited to leave their names at the Association building.
 Next Sunday the vesper service al the association will be girls meet ing. Girls between the ages of l5 and 20 are especially invited Miss Jacobs wilA be the leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
SOUTHLAND PARTY
 WAS IN PHOENIX
w. J. oung and Party Made Excellent Speed in His
 Big Auto
Arizona Gazette)

A decided impetus has been given to crosse country automobile runs ever since the Los Angeles-Phoenix race for the trophy offered by this news paper demonstrated that automobiles can travel over almost any road that a burro can make headway on. Early in the summer George Purdy Bullard will make the run to Los Angeles in his Tourist He will be accompanied by quite a party, though the plans are not definitely formed as yet. Will Callahan will probably accompany Mir. BulIard in his Speedwell, and others will doubtless go along over the hot sands of the desert.
 Another party that has selected the automobile route rather than the rail road passed through Phoenix yester- day on their way to Los Angeles. w. J. Young, jr., and pr. Sloan of Court land. started from that place on April IA at 2:30 a. m. in MT. Youngs sixty horsepower Locomobile. On arriving at Tombstone they picked up A. N. Gage and Charles Bowman, and the party, which included Mir. Young's chauffeur, tore on the miles at a rapid rate on the way to Phoenix
 They arrived at Tempe after hay ing crossed the Gila on a hayrack, at I3:30 o'clock and put the car on the train for Phoenix. They arrived in Phoenix at 11:30 on Thursday night, having made the PAS miles in eleven hours actual running time.
 They were up early yesterday morning and got on the way by 5:30, taking the road to Buckeye. From there they will follow the course of the Los Angeles Phoenix road race. going through Salome. vicksburg and crossing the river at Ehrenberg. They expected to cross the Colorado river
 some time yesterday afternoon and camp for the night fin the desert be tween the river and Salome. If they were not delayed by the ferry at the
 river and the one hundred-mile stretch of a desert just beyond they should reach Los Angeles at noon to day.
 The car, which was specially equip ped for the journey, showed re markable speed and averaged over ! twenty-two miles an hour on the road
 from Courtland to Phoenix If the
 party meets with no accidents or de lays and the previous speed is kept
 up. their running time to Los Angeles
 should closely approximate the record
 established by Colonel F. c. Fennel in the race for the republican cup.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
PERsoNAL MENTION

George Laird. of the firm of Smith & Laird has returned to San Pedro, Chihuahua. where he has charge of the Candelaria Mining company.
 J. J. Bowen returned yesterday af- ternoon from a trip to Courtland.
 W. E. Berner was in yesterday rom his ranch in the Huachucas.
 J. L. Edwads is out of the city on business.
 Cashier Ellis of the Bank of Doug las was in Bisbee a shotr time Sun day
 Dr. E. W. Baum has returned from a trD to Phoenix
 E. F. Eliinwood has returned from a trip to Morenci. where he went on legal business.
 Attorney J. NJ oConnell went to Phoenix Sunday night
 Miss Margaret Adams, daughter Of J. C. Adams of Phoenix, is a guest of Mrs. J. E. Morrison.
 Superintendent Gerald sherman Of the Copper Queen mines left yester- day morning for Cananea-
 Bob Courtnsy left yesterday morn ing fo~ Phoenix
 James Finch was here yesterday from Douglas.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Cutter were in Courtland on Sunday on Vlslt 10 friends
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20

Arguments upon the appeal taken from the decision of Judge Wright adjudging Samuel Gompers. Frank Morrison and John Mitchell in con tempt for their alleged violation oi the injunction granted against them upon the petition of the Bucks Stove and Range company. win begin Mon day before the district court of ap peals In Washington.
 Three noted cases are on the crim- inal calendar for trial in various sec tons of the country. At Flushing. l. l.. the trial of Captain Peter c. Hans jr.. for the murder of William E. An. his at the Baysi6e Yacht club last August is scheduled to begin III Boston Chester Jordan, brother-in-lav of Jesse Livermore, the New Yorh cotton speculator. will be put or trial for the murder of his wife m Kentucky the second trial of the no torious Beach Hargis for the murder of his father is to take place
 Of interest to the commerce. world will be a national conference al Detroit to discuss the subject or re ciprocity with Canada
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20

FOR sRENT-One nicely furnished room; also cabin suitable for batch ing, with gas, water and light con heetions. Apply No. Mason Hill, Opposite Vaughn's paint shop.
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