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New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
GOLD BRICK, SAYS PE4RY.
Explorer Sends Another Dispatch
DenOuncing Cook.

Boston. Sept. 11.-Commander Robert E.
Peary in dispatch to The Post" from Battle
Harbor Labrador, dated September 10. says
The Roosevelt will remain here three or four
days coaling and overhauling ship. I expect ~
arrive at Sydney about September 15.
Do not trouble about Cooks story or attempt
to explain any discrepancies in his statements.
The affair will settle itself
He has not been at the pole on April 21 1908
or at any other time. He has simply handed the
public gold brick.
These statements are made advisedly and
have proof OF them When he makes "A full
statement of his journey over his signature TO
some geographical society or other reputable
body, if that statement contains the claim that
he has reached theT5oe, shall be in a position
to furnish material that NAV prove distinctly in
terestng reading for the public.
ROBERT e PEARY
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
BOY TOSSED BY TWO AUTOMOBILES
Taken to Hospital After Stumbling Before
Touring Car and Being Thrown Against TrrcL

seVen-year-old James Haverty was made a rN,-
ing shuttlecock late yesterday afternoon when he
was tossed by one vehicle against another tn tns
street IN fron' Of his home. No 900 East 5th stree
lie reesNed contusions ot the right knee and his
Hospital ~ 'N7'
iouhs HaVeTty stumbled in front OF a ,,rga
,9uIlnS 70 car owned and driven. the police saw nv
H. Falows. Of pohbs Ferry. N Y. Tbs car s,rrcI
sn ne au ana hurled him agains, an auto truck a
tSs Ionu Snsaa. S,Ia The auto truck was owned by
No 10 Centre street. ana was arvsr 'Sn'sin, S @
s,,h saa ne was William sherman. Of No sis Fsst
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
C0OK-PEARY DISPUTE
COMMENT FROM ABROAD.
French Scientists Not Inclined to
Discuss the RiUal Cases.
lRr Cahle 70 The rrIbune.1

Paris Sent 11-French scientists suspend
their Judgment in the controversy on the ground
that neither DR.. Cook nor Commander Peary
has yet produced scientific or legal evidence
that he reached the North Pole. The question
is regarded here as subjudice, and it is felt that
it would be unfair and altogether premature to
express opinions which, in the absence of astro-
nomcal records and facts. could only be guess
work No one however, doubts the good faith
of both Cook and Peary, and as Louis Lard
vice-rector of the Academy of Paris and Mem
Der of the Institute points out both claimants
should be credited until their evidence has been
scrutinized by some impartial jury of scientific
men. who alone are competent to pronounce
judgment NJ. Lizard hopes that both Cook and
Peary have been able to take photographs of the
stars. which could readily be verified by astron-
omers. thereby furnishing conclusive proof of
the exact point where the photographer stood at
the precise moment of taking the photographs
Alfred Croiset. dean of the faculty of letters
Of the University of Paris, also inclines to the
belief that both explorers have reached the pole
and, like his colleagues awaits anXiously accu-
rate. detailed evidence. He says that the un-
certain and contradictory figures and apparent
flaws in the statement of both Cook and of Peary
and their vague assertions may be due to hasty
writing or to errors in 'telegraphic transmission.
and will no doubt be made clear under a final
scientific cross-examination
Maurice Loir, the French naval expert. at
taches Importance 70 the fact that even the
location Of the pole given by Cook may he
two. three or even five miles distant from the
Peary North Pole The point calculated by the
best sextants used by naviating officers. such as
the two explorers probably had with them are
incapable of the absolute accuracy that can be
obtained only by the delicate instruments of pre-
clsion used in astronomical observatories
Some Of to-day's newspap pArs doubt whether
either explorer reached the North Pole The
"Eclair.' for instance, says that Commander
Peary is as fully obscure and sensational as
Is Dr. Cook. and lays stress on the likelihood Of
the personal errors of man taking observations
under the difficult oclimatic conditions Of the
Polar regions. Consequently. the results can al
the best be only approximate, so that. notwith-
standing the strict good faith Of the two claim
ants 1t may eventually turn out that the quar-
rel may take its place alongside the problem NJ
the Man In the Iron Mask. the Queens neck
lace affair or the alleged escape Of the Dauphin.
q D
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
TO SEE WIFE WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Peary GAs Telegram from
Husband-Sudneu Plans Reception.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune


sydney, N. S. Sept 11.-"Coalng and painting
ship. Be in Sydney about 18th. Meet me-"
This message from Commander Robert E.
Peary was received to-day at the Sydney Hotel
by Mrs. Peary. who is waiting for the return Of
her husband from the north. The explorer 5
message was sent from Battle Harbor, Labra-
dor where he is waiting, and addressed 10
his wife at Eagle Island. Maine. her summer
home, which she left on Thursday. 1t was inter-
cepted at Brunswick. however, and forwarded to
her here, and is the first definite word as to
when he will arrive in this city.
AS the hours before she will again greet her
husband on his return from the north grow
fewer in number they seem to grow longer to
Mrs Peary, and 10 make them pass more quickly
John Kehl American Consul here, and his wife
have been doing all in their power. To this end
an informal reception given by Mrs. Kehl
to Mrs. Peary and her daughter. Marie, to-day at
the Kehl home No. SO Park street
Arrangements have been made for Miss Peary
Herbert L. Bridgman and Consul Kehl to go
down the bay TO meet the returning explorer on
the cable ship Tyrian. which has been placed at
the disposal of the newspaper correspondents by
William Pugsley. Minister Of Public Works for
the Dominion of Canada. 1t has been arranged
that Miss Peary shall be first to board the
Roosevelt. and have moment with her father
before he sees the correspondents and repre-
sentatives of the Peary Arctic Club
The tug Douglas Thomas. chartered by The
Associated Press, left here last night with a
party of correspondents board for Battle
Harbor 1t will take about two days to make
the trip.
Mrs. Peary and her party, accompanied by the
visiting newspaper men, went to the steel plant
here this morning and this afternoon took an
automobile drive about the city.
Nothing additional was received here to-day
concerning the movements of Commander Peary
at Labrador. and it is now accepted that he will
remain at Battle Harbor until he gets his dis
patches through.
The committee having the reception arrange
ments in hand has about completed it's work
The demonstration will be the greatest of its
kind ever witnessed here. Canadians as we'll as
American visitors being enthusiastic over
Peary's success. Sydney has a warm interest
in the explorer and will express it in no uncer-
tain manner.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
Battle Harbor, September
Via wireless, Cape Ray, September II.

! Battle Harbor, September II.
Via wireless, Cape Ray, September II.
sympathy for you in your great a6c5on mi br5 Mar lar
services TO the expedition were Invaluable. His
+ os d q pSi Sgi5' Isstip| monument "a him stands
at Cape Sheridan. God bless you!
Mrs Peary before leaving for Sydney also sent
q telegraphic dispatch expressing her deep sympa-
thy.
A movement has been started here to erect a
suitable memorial TO the young man whose life was
sacrificed for Peary's success memorial service
also will be arranged
Ithaca, y. Y. Sept Il-Ross G. Marvin the Cor
nell instructor who drowned above the s6th
parallel Of latitude the Peary polar expedition
was loyal 10 his alma mater in planting his col
lege colors further north than either Nansen or
AbruzZi attained
This was announced by Peary to-day in cable
Cornell President Schurman is abroad but the
cable message shown at his Office. It is fol-
lows:
Battle Harbor via Cape Ray N. F.. Sept 10
Deeply regret inform YOU Professor Marvin
SoIT,aba Rtile ~ TetnTnine in rnmman5 my u PeP
supporting party. Professor Marvin had planted
me personally.
Sydney. \. S, Sept messages were received
to-day by Mrs. Pearv from Mrs. Edward Marvin.
OF Elmra, y Y. whose son. Ross G. Marvin lost
! his life during the expedition. The kilograms
were In reply 10 the announcement Of his death
sent by Commander Peary. one being addressed
TO Mrs. Peary and the other TO the explorer The
first follows:
Nrs Josephine Feary.
s} KSuT :. sssass e king symRathy received Ny
you and 20 Commander Peary.
The other message. sent under the same date 10
/ Commander Peary. follows
Grief overwhelming. Send further particulars
Arrange personal Interview. Appreciate consdera
toi In sending news.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
DoNLIN CHARGED With ASSAULT
Lawyer Says Ball Player Struck Him With
out Cause

On complaint Of Edward n. Danforth A LAWYER.
Of Cedarhurst. Long Island. Nike Donlin. base
ball plays and rotor, locked up in the West
Goth street station last night charge OF assault
Felix lsmsn. the Philadelphia real estate operator
hailed him out The fight between Danforth ana
Doniin. in which only two blows were struck oc-
CURED IL front Of the Hotel Kniekerbocker.
WIN EdWaTd {. Brennan, Danfofth was on his
way 20 his country home at Cedarhurst Danforth
SAID that just IS he reached the street in front Of
The hotel, Donlin. his wife and another woman
Snghted from al srtomobile and bumped into him
he sald that ne expostulated with Donlin and Don
forth tnsuted his wife.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12

Lima, Sept lit is said in high official circles
that there is every probability Of satisfactory set
tlement OF the negotiations going on between
Peru and Bolivia II is believed that an arrange
TNent between the two governments regarding the
boundary dispute and the award made by the Ar
eentne Republic will be conpleted next week
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
PERRY TO MRS. M4RVIN
Sym pathy on Sons Drorning-Cor-
neHs President Also Informed.

Elmirs. y. Y. Sept. n.-Mrs. NJ. ]. Marvin, of
this city, mother OF Ross G. Marvin, the member
OF Peary's expedition who drowned in the
Far North to-day received the following cable mes
sage from Commander Pesry:
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
PERU-BOLIYI4N TERMS.
Boundary Dispute Reported Prac.
fiCaLu Settled.

Buenos Ayres. Sept. 1.-THE Foreign Minister has
received telegraphic information that the govern
ments OF Peru and Bolivia yesterday signed a pre-
liminary protocol looking to the settlement OF the
frontier dispute. According this information these
two governments had previously accepted the arbi~
tIation award Of Argentina.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
NO SOUNDINGS AT POLE
Continued from first page.

the outside world little of which they obtained
at Indian Harbor. the first port entered after the
Roosevelt left the frozen north.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
SMALL FIRE IN oceANlc's HOLD.

Southampton. sept, IA small fire broke out in
the after hold OF the steamer Oceanic to-day. It
was rapidly extinguished. The Oceanic Is due 10
sail for New York September Is
New-York tribune., 1909-09-12
New Model Suits

Dressv Tailor Suits, the most approved
colorings and ideas for early Auturnn
Strictly Tailored Suits, 3oasS 35ss sass Rssvs fabrics
Unfinished Worsted and Broadcloth
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
Cocaine Evil.

It Is said that not one-half of all the cocaine imported into the United States last year was used for medicin- al purposes. The use of this drug as a stimulant has increased enormously in recent years. particularly in those states where the sale of liquor has been prohibited. When used in this way the drug shatters the nervous sys- tenn. It has been said that within the next few years the rate of mGrtality among southern negroes will increase enormously as a result of the use of this drug. and 1t is well known that it's effects have been fin the highest de gree harmful in some of the northern and western states. It is not surpris- ing. therefore, that many citizens. especially physicians and druggists, who are aware of the rapid increase in the improper use Of cocaine. are suggesting the federal regulation of it's sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
Personal Mention

pr. T. Watkins, of the Copper Queen staff left for the east last evening on a vacation trip.
 E. E. Ellinwood has returned from business trip to Douglas.
 J. F. Mcintyre is in the city from Nogales.
 W. H. Brcphy is expected to return from vacation trip to California to- day
 w. Del Jones has returned from his vacation. which he enjoyed at various coast points.
 Mayer Neale returned from Douglas yesterday.
 Dr. Harvey is back in Bisbee for a few days visit with his family. He has been at the Sonora seaport for several months.
 Station Agent Graves has gone to Fl Paso on a business trip.
 Dick Rundle is in the city from Nae osari.
 Mrs. A. F. Stumpf has returned to her home in Tombstone.
 w. NJ. Cute. of the Bisbee Exten- sion, is patient at the C. & A. hos pital
 Eustace Dupan has gone to Globe On business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
EDITOR MAKES k CONFESSION.
Anticipated Joys 10 Be lneulCed h During Hife's Absence Prove
 I'iusory.

Our wife is gone Gone to visit our mother-in-law Gone back to the old home and the real cream. Back to the old oaken bucket and the mud pies of memory. We are not saying this to make other men enyious whose wives are not gone But it is a sort of whistle to keep our courage up. For long time the opportunity to hang out all night and make a mon key of ourselves has looked good Now. with no restraint on our conduct. no fearful wife waiting to throw her hooks into our hair, no one to lie to. nobody to pacify with artful inven- tions. no person to care a whoop whether we go to the playhouse or not, now that the very hour and moment is pregnant with witchery and our horoscope is psychologicaily correct for riotous period of debauchery, we get sleepy at s:3o and nope of to bed like mollusk.
 It's enough to drive an ostentatious drunkard to the Keeiey institute. Solo has lost its charms and highbaIis are a mockery. We do not want to play poker or lick up suds or do any of the hundred disreputable things that a few days ago seemed so entrancing. If things had banned out as antici- pated we would be an actor in the jollifcation drama instead of its play. wright-Ketchikan Daily Miner.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
AMERICA HAS 5000 DRINKS.
Astonishing Number of Intoxicating Beverages That May Be Had
 on This Continent.

We have 5000 intoxicating drinks in America" said temperance iectur- CT. That. believe. is the record"
 Expert as our bartenders are, they have none of them mastered the entire American drink question. and they would throw up their wet hands if a man asked for a bak-no-ma-shalo, a cacasha, a sam, a larangina, or even a mescal
 You see. all the races that com pose America introduce here the drinks of their old homes. Bak-no- ma-skalo and sam are oriental cor dials, sweet and perfumed and nasty. that our soldiers and sailors learned to like in the Philippines
 "A larangina is delicate, slightly acid, refreshing drink from South America. It is a wonderful mixture of the leaves. flowers and fruit of tropical plants-orange banana. lime. pineapple. lemon. cholocate. mango. guava, tamarind and l don't know what.
 ''Mescal is a Mexican abomination made Of the cactus. It goes down like a ball of cactus thorns.
 "A cacasha is powerful sugar-cane rum that the Jamaicans distill illicit ly. For one cent you can buy pint, though half pint Is quite sufficient"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
Town That Owns Itself.

Fairhope. small town on Mobile bay, is the only chartered city in America which owns all it's land. It was founded IA years ago by three or four Iowans. who decided to establish a city without taxes. The land Is owned by the corporation, which is the community. and Is leased to indi- viduals for 99 years. The lessee is re- quired to pay annual rent on his land. If he wants a city telephone. it costs him $50 cash to have 1t installed and thereafter his telephone is free. The rents from the land pay all city ex- penses and maintain the telephone besides. Besides the free telephone system there are three free schools, a free library. which does not bear the name of Carnegie, a free water sys- tenn and a public dock. Fifteen hum dred towns and villages of Germany are supported by the rentals of city owned property and the inhabitants pay no taxes.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
Romanes of Married Lie.

Really, the romance of life begins only after marriage. It is then that character is developed, that personal ity is matured, that capabilities are tested. Before marriage (until the individual becomes a confirmed old maid or bache,or). life is more or less in the nature of stage picture. with comedy and athletics predominating. The most in 1t Is fun and frolic, music and dancing, running and singing. plucking flowers and scattering them. That is excellently good while it lasts. IL is afterward, as rule, that come the realities that make men and wom- en great and noble. or the reverse.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
MRS. LEIseRINe BURIED.

Int funeral services of Mrs. Sarah Leisering were held from the Palace Undertaking parlors yesterday after noon, and were attended by three of her five sons and friends of the fami- ly. Mrs. Leisering was in her sev. enty-first year, and was netive of Missouri For more than two years she had resided here with her son, F.. J. Leisering. The two other sons present at the funeral were J. F. Leis. ering, of Gro Grande, N. M., and H l.. Leisering. of Dening. E. P. Leis' ering. of San Francisco, and George Leisering, of Ortgon. N. M-, were un able to attend the funeral.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
BAD HABIT TO BE AVOIDED.
Little Discourse on the Subject ef Engaging, from the Columns ef
 Contemporary.

Dragging is such an easy habit to fall into that nearly every little de light opens the way. and 1t requires . very strong character to resist the in- clination. It may be classed as dis courtesy. and what makes it 70 is not the theme % much as the waste of time required to indulge 1t. There is another objection. and that is. 1t en- coursges the use of many superIa- tives. which is never in good form. be- cause they are mostly used to fill up empty minds. says the Ohio State Journal. s-si.s'
 still another problem, which is that bragsing is placing . discouaf upon the person listening. for hs fs re- minded of his own infsriority. For in- stance. the other Gay . msa told ns of catching . seven-pound fish. which hsd the eRect of making u feel h. signincant asd unconfortablp. .uatii . friend informed us that he haI sesa
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
CHILDREN WHO ARE slckLy.

Fathers who value their own com fort and the welfare of their chil dren. should never be without box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powedrs for Children. for use throughout the sea- son. They break up Colds, cure Fe- verishness, Constipation, TeethiEg Disorders. Headache and Stomach Troubles. THESE POWDERS NEN- FER FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stores. 25c Don't accept an substitute. A trial package will be sent FREE to any mother vino will address Allen s. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The report that has gained circula- ton the last few days that l had sold out my studio is false, and without foundation. l am still to be found at my same old stand in the Jakob Schmid building. Brewery Gulch. and am better prepared than ever to han de the photographic business
 IRWIN. The PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

There was no connection at Benson yesterday afternoon between the trains from the west and the South western trains. Washouts in Cali fornia caused the annulling of trains {, s and10. and eastbound passengers were not expected to reach Yuma un- til o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

the nsh and that 1t weighed only three pounds. which suggested to us another objection to bragging. which is that it is close akin to lying: which impression was made the deeper by the report of another person who said that he had seen the man buy that identical fish. Thus one sees into what forbidden paths bragging leads one.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. Maggie Walton, mother of Az nes Walton, her infant child, wishes to express her sincere thanks to all her friends and neighbors. who SO kindly gave their services and sympa- thy during her sad bereavement
 MRS. MAGGIE WALTON.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
News of the City
NOT HUGHES OF BiseEE.

The Mrs. L. E. Langley detained by the Juarez authorities for not meet ing a note for $l0.000 is not the moth er-in-law of Ernest Hughes, Of this city. but of a namesake in Fl Paso-. Bisbee's valued citizen of that name is not acquainted with either the wo-n- an or the man in the Juarez case.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
RETURN FROM THE COAST

Ethel Jones and Miss Kenney return from the coast Thursday, where they attended. in San Francisco. the we'd ding of Miss Lottie Jones to Thomas Blair. Mir. and Mrs. Blair are expect ed within the next few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
AUTO STAGE LINE TO SOUTHLAND

Leaves Palace Stables every morn ing a. m, making a round trip each day. Phone in your orders for reser- vation of seats to Palace Stables. Lowell No. [; c. O. Hotel. Bisbee. Phone 19. Will call any place in. city for passengers.' Fare 33.50. Bowen & Hubbard, uroprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
DO YOU WANT PUBLICITY,

If you want your property men toned, if you need a report or a catchy prospectus. if you are organ
 hed and T.sh to sell stock. if you want the very best legitimate pro motion work for your prospect, your mine. your property or your business. n you want the best article of win ning advertising in any connection. esfi on or write to Frank Alley. Duugias, Arizona, who has had 21 years' experience in the business h
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

Vincente Hurdles was yesterday held to tht grand jury in S250 bail for larceny. In Carreto's saloon he pick ed gold watch from the pocket of 2 white man who had imhibed and was seen to slip it into his boot His ar- rest followed and his hearing today.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
RETURNS TO LIBRARY.

Mrs. C. H. Vail yesterday resumed her duties as librarian at the Copper Queen library after a vacation spent on the coast from which MT. and Mrs. Vail returned Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

Try Murine Eye Remedy for Red, Weak, Weary watery Eyes, Trseh- oma, Granuiated Eyeiids and Pink Eye. Murine Doesn't Smart; soothes Eye Pain.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
Rule for makIno Ilse Easy,

Life Is made of ups and downs lend hand, etc. Think hard over the worry when the hour comes, and other times put it in the background. Learn to count blessings.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
LOCAL and SOCIAL NEWS
LEAVES ON MINING DEAL.

Harry Berkovitz has gone to Doug las, where he has deal pending for sale of property he owns in the Ajos.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
ATTENTION, ELkS.

By unonimous vote of committee ot Elks on arrangements for baseball game Sunday, the game has been de- oIared off JOE McKEEHAN,
 Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
Effeminate ConstabIes.

The Calcutta constable-or "para. wallah," as he Is cailed-has an ap paratus attached to his shoulders tc support an umbrella over his head
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
LEAVES FOR BOSTON.

Dr. J. T. Hunter, pharmacist at the Copper Queen dispensary. left on his vacation last evening with Boston as his destination.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
An Emeroencv Exit

Miss Crichton pluckily extinguished the blaze, while Herr Eckhold pulled the orchestra through a difficult pas. sage."-London Daily Express.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
LITTLE COURT BUSINESS.

Four cases of drunk and disorderly. two in Burdicks court and one each ia Highs and Hogan's constituted all of the court busintss except one hearing in 8 larceny case yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our friends Tor the kindness and consideration shown our mother, Mrs. Martha Leisering, during her late illness, and also to odr- selves, since her death and in our be- eravement
 F.. J. LEISERING.
 J. F. LEISERING.
 H. l.. LEISERING.