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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
DEPUTY SHERIFF IS
 ACCUSED OF ROBBERY

GLOBE, Jan. 15.-Jose Mendoza, a Mexican woodchoppe=, has sworn to a complaint against William Sover. eign and Deputy Sheriff Brazie, of Pinal county, charging them with stopping him in tue hills of Gila county and, at the point of d pistol. taking from him a saddle, which he values at $40.
 According to the story told by the Mexican to Justice Hinson Thomas, Mendoza, with two of his countrymen, was at Gibson, when he was approch- ed by Sovereign and Brazie. The deputy sheriff told Mendoza that ne was wanted for 3 debt of SI5, which he owed to a saloon-keeper at Ray, in Pinal county. Mendoza says that he admitted the debt, but asked that the officer produce some authority for interfering with him, that is that Brazie show some paper or warrant. the woodchopper pleading besides that he was at the time in GiIa county. He relates further that at this june ture both BraZie and Sovereign pro dueed pistols, and, keeping him cover ed. picked up his saddle and rode on with it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
BULL AND TIGER FIGHT
 S|CKEh|NG SPECTACLE
Americans Cry For Pity, While MexicaPS Cheer the Brutal
 Performance.

The following fron the San Antonio Express is a description of a fight in the bull ring a, Juarez, Mexlco across the Rio Grande from Fl Paso, which occurred on Sunday last De- tween a bull and a tiger:
 The fight between a Tiagua bull and Bengal tiger in the bull ring in Cuidad JuareZ, Mexico, opposite Fl Paso, this afternoon was most furious and will result in the death of bot h animals. The sickening spectacle was witnessed by 3J0O people. largely Americans, and many of them tourists who stopped over here especially to witness the barbarie spectacle.
 After the bulls had been dispatched In the regulation manner the star per formance was pulled off The two an imals, enclosed in an iron cage aDout 90 feet square, wefe brought togeth- CT and the battle between the enraged brutes commenced
 Bull First Tortured.
 The bull was first taken into the enclosure and given the usual buii fight torture to arouse his ire, anu then the iron cage containing the tiger was wheeled up 10 the entrance, but the tiger refused to get out and open the battle and the enraged bull attempted to get into the small cage and get at his adversary.
 The bull was badly scratched about the face. Finally the tiger came from ais cage and the bull. big. ugly black fellow, gored the cat with a long sharp horn as he emerged. With gcreech of pain, the cay, with & pow Grful lunge, broke the bulls right leg in return. Then the two animals, maddened with pain. went Into the fight for their lives.
 The tiger was atle to spring out If the way of the bull in Q number uf instances, but when the big heavy animal caught his adversary it was severe for the tiger. The bull stepped upon the tiger in Gne instance ana there was a crushing of nos audible in the seats of the amphitheater Tho i bun also disabled the tiger in the l back in a short time.
 Americans Cry for Pity.
 After that the fighting vtls very tame and was soon stopped by the | cries of the Americans TOT pity. whiie l ne Mexicans cheered the brutal per romance and wanted it 10 proceed il l was declared q draw by. the judges, | and where anything was wagered OF I the result the money was pulled down. | The crippled bull, his head badly | scared and bleeding from many long gashes of the tigers claws that GOV | cred his body. was led rom the ring, | and the tiger was rushed back into | his cage and wheeled out Neither | of the animals will fight again, and | Doth win either die or have to be shot, although there IS no law in Mex | 60 that can compel this
 After witnessing the bloody hgnI | the Mexicans in the bull ring took up a collection for the Italian earthquake sufferers and raised $125H
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
CHECK ARTIST Is
 ABOVE THE AVERAGE
Gets One Good Check, Writes Several Bad Ones of the
 Same Kind.

PHOENIX. Jan. I5.-By his clever work in the manner of fixing the amount in his checks, Henry Davis should be considered just little diff. ferent from the usual run of forgers, who seek victims among the mer- chants of Phoenix.
 Davis came to Phoenix last Satur- day from the ranch of l. B. 0rme with a check for SS.75. which mad been given him by sOrme for cutting wood, and which was genuine.
 Finding that SS.75 would not ssr- isfy an abnormal thirst that had de yeloped while he perspined over the woodpile, Davis conceived the idea of writing several checks exactly the same as that given him by Orme.
 As his thirst grew and his money went. Davis passed another of the checks. and between Saturday after noon and Monday evening he put no less than four of them in circulation, his victims being the Doris grocery. Wellington saloon, Donofrio-Zunkel store and Casino saloon.
 Davis purpose in writing the checks in exactly the same amount as the original check was to con vince the person to whom he present ed his forgery that i' was good by call ing upon them to telephone Orme and ask him if he had not given Davis a check for $S.75 for cutting wood. ' ID. Donofrio of the Donofrio-Zunkef did telephone to Orme, and was told by him that he had given Davis check for sS.75 for cutting wood,' Orme not knowing that Davis had since written several of the checks himself.
 Davis was arrested at the Orme ranch yesterday evening about 6:3O o'clock by Deputy Sheriff Wayne Dav- is. His only explanation is that .ie was drunk and did not know what he was doing. He win he arraIgned to-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16

with Russell that he was only run ming bluff. She is a small blonde. well formed and with wealth Of auburn hair
 Russell's bond vas fixed at $s00, which he told Justice Parker ne thought he could secure He vas not represented by a lawyer and made ht- tie attempt to escape the eonse- quences of his wild attempt to win back the love that had been lost to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
MINES ABOUT CANANEA ARE
 MORE ACTIVE
Several Properties Putting On More Men and Adding Im- provementS - Governor To Build Summer Home.
Special to the Reviewl

LA CANANEA. Mex. Jan. f5.-- Work m fi,e steel adcle from :ne Pinal well in Puertecito Canyon is being pushed vigorously and when it has been completed the concentrator wa ter supply will have an adjunct whose value can not be overestimated. This well formerly supplied the cau,o with all the water used for drinking pur. poses and it has a large. steady flow. It is located about two miles this side of the Puertecito mine. and is about ten kilometerS from the concentration. The water comes the entire distance by gravity. through g durable Hume of steel, so. when the work is finished. there will be no subsequent expense.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
Did r. With His Sig Stick.
New York WorldO

Henry Reuterdahl still seems to think Theodore Roosevelt was the navy" during the Spanish-American war. As we know on good authority that he was also the army. it is clear at last who it was that whipped Spain.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16

MT. Pulitzer has gone to Panama to see if he is as much of liar as he has been cracked up to be.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16

Castro ran out just in time to escape being kicked out.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
FOR SALE.

Old papers at 25c per hundred at the Review ofics
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
Property To Work.

George Mitchell, T. J. Cullom and son. and Thomas Corrigan, are at the Sonora These gentlemen are all ir- terested in the South Cananea prop erty, and their arrival. shortly after the advent of Robert Mitchell is au- thority for the supposition that there will be something doing about that OrcDerty in a short while. Robert Michell and Superintendent McHenry came in from the mine to meet their associates and 10 arrange a trip to the shaft. which is contemplated tomor- row
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-16
rorres to eund summer Rssldenee.

Torres to Build Summer Residence.
 It is practically an established fact that General Luis Torres. Sonora's governor, will erect a summe- home in Cananea. This is an event that would never have transpircd but for the ef- hcient transDortaton facilities the new railroad line has made possible IL means that several other people ot anluont circumstances and influence VII follow the g0vern"r's e~amnle. The high altitude. and the cool sum- mer months makes Cananea a haven of relief when c"muared to the hot climate around Hermosillo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03
De paso poI San Juan.

Estuvo aver en- esta ciudad el Sr.
Fulgencio Mercado, professor de ms
trucci6n publica de Utuado, que can
ties estuvo en- Camuy. Ell senor Mer-
cado manifesto a un reporter de
la Correspondence, que habia
hccho una detenida vista a las escue
las publicas de esta ciudad y que que
do admirado del bucn orelen que en-
elias reina Y de la idoneidad que de-
muestran para cl desempeho de sus
cargos,los elementos que constituycn
el profesorado dc la ciudad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03
'BANQuEROS
CONTRA BANCOS:;
Una association banca-
ria oporese al estable
ciniento de bancos
postales.
El pueblo tendria mas con
fianza en- el gobierno.
Sc afrma que Ia alarma prsdu-
cida entire los banqueros con
el proyeeto de hancos postales,
redundara en- benefcio del
pueblo.
De nuestro corresponds ]

Nueva York, Septiembre 25.-
En- una de sus dltlmas sesiones, la
Association Bancaria Americana, er
su asamblea annual cclcbrada en- Chi
cago durante la semana retroproxl-
ma acordo por unanlmidad opener
Sc al proyecto del goberno Federal
de cstableccr en- los Estados Unidos
los bancos postalcs de ahorro que
tan eNcelentcs rcsultados estan pro-
! duciendo en- Irancia.
Con cl cstableclmlcnto de tan be
nefica institution los banqucros per
derian un cnormc volumen de sus
opcracioncs espcculativas, pues q
| pueblo tendria mas coniianza en- ul'
gobierno como q dc los Estados Uni
dos, que en- CONSTITUENCIES privadas
las que, 4 pesar de la rigldez dc las
leyes que las regular, suclen salil
muy maltrechas de las frccuentcs
tormcntas financicras conocidas con
el nombrc Gle "pdnicos" ).
Ascgura la reiorida asamblea que
''un ano dc cstudio habla probable
claramcntc que los hanqueros del
pats eran unanimes en- q parecer de
que considcraban lnneccsarlo un
sistema de bancos postales de aho-
rro y que en- practlca tai sistema re-
sultaria perjudlcaI al pueblo anne
rlcano.' y
"Vemos que los banqueros estan
complctamente persuadidos de sus
responsibilities y mientras conde-
nan la idea de los proyectados ban
cos postalcs de ahorro, estan dispues
tos a coopcrar actlvamente en- la le-
jislaci6n de leyes fede7ales Y de los
Estados que mejorcn las faeilidades
Gle ahorros y los mttodos bancarlos
"Abrlgamos la esperanto dc que
cl asnnto sea somctldo a la consl-
deracidn dc la Comlsi0p Monctafia,
crcycndo flrmemente que cl informc
final dc aquella comislon contcndrla
promcsas dc futuros dcsarrollos de
los baneos del pals que ascguren i
todo cl mundo que banqucros Y le-
gisladores trabajando en- ammonia
puedcn atendcr dcblamcntc Il las
necesidades bancarias del pueblo
americana.
I'll senior comISlonado dc bancos
dc Michigan prupuso Que Sc "ur-
gicra una Icy general dc la nacion Y
fucsc adopt;la por los Estados que
obllguc i toda instruction que reci-
ba dcposiios dc ahorros i qquc los
scpare dc las dcnis opcraciones y los
invierta dc TN modo dcfinitivo.'
Fl conlitt dc Lcycs dc Caias dc
Aholro cstablccido por Ia prccitada
asoclaclon hlzo sabcr que scria miy
convcnlcntc una ley que ctlstodlasc
los dep6sltos dc ahorroS
De todos modoS 81 iracasase a
ploycctu de los bancos de ahorrps
postalee. la alarma que ha producido
entire los banqneros cdundar;i "n be-
neficio del pueblo pucs sc tonaran
aevcras medidas para que las irlsti-
tueionts dondc inponc sus ceono-
mias, tcngan mayor ellidado con
elias y no las cspongan i los peligros
de mancjos dcficcntcs nj las invicr-
Tan en- ms cgiras cspcculaclones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03
NUEvO YOCE-
R0 En- CAYEY.
Entretcnin1iento infan
til que perjudica al
vecindario.
Dos jovenes compatrlotas
hacen su lngreso en- la
Union de Puerto Rico.
"El Tamarindo demasiado
agrio con Ia formation de uD
colossal bache.
De nuestro torresponsal

Octubre 10.
Llamamos la atenci6n de quien
corresponds sobre 10 siguiente: los
muchachos que en- muchas GALES SC
dedican al sport de juego de pelotas
y arrojar pie dras fernando una al
gazara internal, pues Sc da el casos
que estando el que estas lineas es-
cribe en- casa del convecino Sr. G.
Rivera, residente en- Santa Elena, J
que tiene una hija enferma de gra-
vedad, una comparsa de chiquillos
con sus gritos llevo a la joven enfer-
ma a un estado de lamentable excl
taci6n nerviosa.
Tambien debe evitarse por quien
corresponds el transito de mujeres
de vida allegro por los paseos publi-
cos y en- hora en- que Sc solazan Ell
esos parajes personas de considera-
ci6n y respeto.
Al llegar d la mayoria de edad han
ingresado en- cl partido Unionista
los apreciables jovenes amigos nues-
tros Sres. Miguel Rosario Y Andres
Rodriguez Rivera.
Ha fijado su residencia en- la calle
de Santa Elena el caballero Don.
Francisco Ramos y su estimable ia
milia.
En- la calle "El Tamarindo" Y
muy cerca de Ia casa de Don Luis
R. Vazquez, hay un bache de colo
sales dimensiones que debe ser repa-
RADIO por nuestro municipio, como
tambien el camino de Gel Coqui'
que Sc pone intransitable cuando
llueve.
Nuestro buen compatriota don
Florencio Ramirez, piensa comprar
una imprenta donde sera editado un
peri6dico local de caracter indepen-
diente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03
Composition de
una CaI[eteTa

Sc informa que a instancias del al
calde de Camuy cl Comisionado dc
Interior Sr. Grahame ha cofreciddo
disponer Sc hagan obras de compo-
sici6n en- el trozo dc carretera dc Ha-
tlllo a Camuy, que Sc encuentra en-
bastante NAL estado.
Vecinos de aquellos lugares ofrc-
cen facilitar los carros para la con-
duccion dc picdra ytosca para las re
feridas obras y facilitar local apropia
do en- dondepcrnoctenlos conhnados
que han dc hacer el trabaio con la
direction del personal de Obras Pu-
bli cas-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03

de alta en- los io,s ales de las pla-
zas del Mc,iit' han neeibit!o
orbenes aIe ircg7s Sc 4 stis reSprc-
tivos eucrTos.
4 fines IL sep 1re habia en II
campo cspalal % rontlnecnte dc
fuerzas DE- t1..s- 1as. de 5l.HH
honbres- FL ias-5 'ie eampaila
la admini~t-ar .itar y sani,iad
hahian reeiAf.s {. tor parte de "a
equipo. y hs95 do 4 Ia ambu-
laneia dc aY,ar4'"= dernos zpliean
dose l0s ravrr- \ Y abiendo Insta-
laciones de- fIltID1 el aqua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03
Ell C0NDADO.
han vendo desde ell TO- de Septiembe caas de concrete
retorzado as cuaes esan ahora construcon los Sre
Frank NJ. Welty,
Ralph Swiggett,
Antonio Laloma.
Manuel RodriguezsSera
T.

II soares sin casas.
Dpes del To- de- EBere xmo les preces Dc seares seran
aumenados un 25 per ciento.
En- el Puente Sc trabaja con toda adfividad.
Los trabajos de mejoras en- Ell Boulevard
Madeleine y la PLAZA del CONDADO
& cuefdas) HAN EMPEZADO.
FL CONDADO, sera E| Parque Resi-
dendenCia| de Puerto Rico,
BEt1N BROTHERS.
TETUA1, EsQUINA SAN JusTO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03
"EUTERPE"
BAZAR DE MUSICA
DE JOSE LAZA Y COMPANIA.

La unica casa
Ell toda la isla
que le puede
& a + Il II tt zar
un PIANO por
CINCO AMOS,
cs Ell BAZAAR
DE NJ UJSICA
''EUTERPE',
unicos rcpresen
tantes de los ia.
moses PI IANOS
a m ericanos
Carl Fischer de
New York. ri.
ola nuestro ca.
talogo en espa
ilol
San Juan, P. 4
p q Box PIG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03
Visitando al gobeInadoI

Aver estuvo On Ia Mansion Ejccu-
tiva el alcalde de Camuy, quicn OBJ
tuvo del gobcrnador Post la libertad
bajo palabra del confnado Jose RAJ
mos. En- otros asuntos de earacier
administrative intcrcs6 Il rrferido
funcionario al gobcrnadors. allcndo
muv complacido de su vista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-03

basados en- asuntos de agriculture.
Cada periodico debiera crcar una d.
vision especial dedieada i este asun-
TO Y solicitar la collaboration Dc To-
yarios macstros de agriculture exis-
tentes en- Ia isla. con prefcrcneia i
aquellos que han cursado eStudios
de agricultural en- los colegio~ anne
ricanos, como cl institute dc Ttlske-
zee euyos graduados han adquirido
sus e0nocimientos acrico.as p0r me-
dio de trsbaio puramente pFactIeo.
no solamente en- la plantation siglli-
endo el arado, 81 que tamhicn 81 Il
laboratorio efectuando experinen-
toS de aplieaoi6n enteramente prae-
tIea.
Va Sc vc pues cue no g tarea tan
ardua 81 americaniZar i nslesfFa la
slempre que 50 'rate prinsrp j.. rgrf
eUltWiz1r nuestra poblaciin rural
jose n. Bscsrrg-
Tuskegee Institute, Ala - lc
septlembre de 1909.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-13
BILL HOFFMAN, WELL
 KNOWN FIGURE, DIES

Bill Hoffman, who was taken from a local barroom to the c. & A. hos pital on Wednesday. through the sym pathy of friends. who had seen him suffering from fatal illness in that saloon for several hours. died last night in the hospital about 10 o'clock, and his body was taken to the Palace Undertaking establishment for burial. He had been a sufferer from asthma for many years, and it is said that he had not slept in bed for fifteen years. but had slept sitting in chair. This is said to have been one of the req sons why he objected to going to a hospital on Wednesday.
 Of late il has been noticed tha; he was failing fast. and his death is said to have resulted from complication of diseases.
 In the days of gambling Uncle Bill" as he was known. was fanii jar figure in Bisbee. and he was con nected at different times with mum Der of games He came to Bisbee from Fl Paso, and had been here foi a number of years. When he was not engaged in gambling games he worked about saloons. serving drinks 10 par ties, and so eked out an existence. He received money from his son, it is said, who is reported to have been adopted by a millionaire in San Fran cisco who brought him up.
 Announcement as to funeral arrange ments were not obtainable last night
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-13
RELATION OF BODY AND MIND.
Assertion Made That No Healthy Per
 son is Wholly Bad.

The close relation of body and mind in the matter of physical health. oi which so much is said by various rc
 ligious and semireligious organiza
 tons and by a class of professional ''healers" is considered from a fresh point of view by an English clergy. man. His argument is that no per' son who is healthy can be wholly bad. The cleryman further expressed the conviction that there is close con. nection between health and morals. and that the man who has reached middle age in a sound bodily condition thereby proves that he has led de cent life. IT. support of his position he advanced the assertion that a large proportion of the convicts in English prison are physical degener. ates. From this it would seem that he does not confine his designation of badness" to the vices involved in in temperance and other forms of sensual dissipation, but. since convicts are guilty of many things apart from these, as theft, burglary. forgery and the like. holds that they are led to the perpetration of even this class oi crimes by . defective bodily state.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-13
BtSbEE PLAYERS RETURN FROM
 LONG TRIP

The Bisbee baseball nine returned from their trip yesterday afternoon -sore. but satisfied" They were dis appointed over the loss of the first game at Fl Paso. but still more so over the loss of the Clifton game, pleased with the second Fl Pa so game, ani had no com nent on the Morenci game. exeeD' that they believed on another occa- sion they could beat them. and tha; strange grounds had more to do with that defeat than anything else. That game, they say. was a good one. ana they want another shy at Morenei.
 The Clifton defeat came hard. The grounds were strange, the umpire dit not sui, and the Bisbee bunch out played the home team, according tt Moreuci fans, who were in Clifton tc see the game, at all, points of the play And yet, the game was lost. One O the Bisbee players states that base on balls was in reality a strike out 1T the first, and made difference o three runs.
 But il is all oyer. and there Is nc sse weeping over a milk can.
 Win Play Sunday.
 With the return ol the team the making up of two teams for the games of Sunday was started. Peebles ant Royal will be one battery. and Hoe schell and Woods the other, and fou other regular players will be assign ed to the two teams, leaving onl. three vacancies to be filled on eacl with more than enough applicants | so around.
 There has been considerable argu ment as to whether Peebles or Hoes ehell is the stronger pitcher, and tn fans can figure it out for themselve when these two are opposed to eacl other next Sunday. IL will also b easy then to make comparison as t how these players compare with tn visiting pitchers whom Bisbee ha faced as for the first time, it will D seen what their teammates can d with them.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-13
GIGANTIC LAND |. FRAUDS 10 BE
 DISCLOSED

DENVER, Aug. 12.-Within a month hearing will begin in Seattle which the government officials declare will disclose proof of gigantic frauds in connection with the local lands in Alaska. This investigation will be followed by similar hearings in score Of cities. Coal engineers and lawyers of the highest standing con nected with the general land office. have been assigned to duty in connec- ton with the hearings. and special agents who have been working quiet ly for months securing evidence will take the stand as witnesses. The facts pertaining to alleged frauds are known to Secretary of the Interior Ballinger, and Fred Dennet, commis- sioner general of the land office, and they have given the word 10 their sub ordinates to proceed against the per sons responsible for alleged fraud.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-13
CHINESE MINISTER
 RECALLED TO PEK|n

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.--Chinese minister. wu Ting Fang, has been re called from Washington and ordered 10 Pekin for further assignment His sue eessor will be Chang Yin Tang. form erly charge d'affairs at Madrid. and now deputy vice minister to foreign affairs. Wu is now in Peru. to whica country he has been credited along with the United States.
 The announcement of the recall Of Minister Wu came in telegram to the Chinese legation The recall sur prised government circles here
 sentative of China or American coun-
 Wu has been the accredited repre-. sul since March 20.190S. and is one of the most popular diplomats who ever came to Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-13
MISSING STEAMER NOT
 LOCATED BY HUNTERS
British Graft Has Been Missing sine' July 26th, and Can't
 Be Found.

SIMONSTOwN. Cape Colony, Aug. 12.-The British cruiser Forte return ed here today after an unsuccessful search for the steamer Waratap, dur ing which a distance of 1920 miles was covered.
 The waratap. a British steamer. has been missing since July 26. when she sailed from Port Natal She had 93 passengers and a crew of 27 men,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-13
cssyr.sh, ,soz. sy osse.uis Advertising G., css'
DEAR FRIEND:

We had such good lemonade for tea yesterday. That was because we had good lemons. When l went to get the lemons I saw so many nice fruits and things at the grocery. These things: