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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
YOUNG GEORGIAN
 DIES IN HE CAMP
John Reeves, Health Seeker, SuCCumbS to Great
 White Plague

John Reeves. a young Georgian wl0 came here several months ago from that state for health. died yesterday at the CODpC queen hospital, where he had been taken for treatment. Fu- neral services will be held this af- ternooD at 2 o'clock from the Presby- terian church, Rev. J. K. Fry, the pas-or. officiating. Six Georgia boys VIII act us palibearers|
 ICun= Reeves case was linked with many sad features. In his last aours he bemoaned the fact that none gho knew him was near. Benefited temporarily by the climate, he had made arrangements 10 dispose of his iroperty at CedaTtoUn, Ga. his home. IaHd make The west his future abode. Ills maiady, consumption. dad. how eyer. secured tco strong % foothold in the citad- of his health and he stead fly grow worse.
 Reeves made many acQuaintancos and friends during his stay here. nerc. who admired and lcTed aim fo. bis many manly qualities and kind ecss
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
SHOOTS RIVAL ID
 WEES AFFECTIONS
Rafael AIyarado Seriously Wounded By Pantaleoa
 Pineda al Tin Town


 lSfael Alvarado, aged %. was shot m the foot and seriously wounde,. early yesterday by Pantaleon Pineda, aged 35. st TintoEn, the Mexican suburb 10 South Bisboe. The trouble between the men grew out of the at tCnticn of Aivarado toward his as- sailant's wife. 1, is alleged.
 Just how the trouble started can not b. ascertained, except from the statement of I'ineda. who declares that Alvarado had been hanging around his honse for several hours and had made indecent advances to- ward his wife. He. after warning Alvarado away. grabbed his gun, Q 3S-se calibre Winchester. and fired at him, intending to strike the ground al his feet, but aiming too close.
 Alyar.do was brought 10 Bisbeo and eiV,a attention at fac offices Of Drs. Edmandson and Bledsoo IL was fcdnd thef the blli lad barely miss Cd ti maiu artery Ci his foot, which, if severed. T"u.d hsse caused ohn .;o bleed .o death wittin short time.
 Pineda was arraigned before Jus tice Murphy at Lowell yesterday up- on the charge of assault with intent to kill. and was remauded to jail iu default Of bond Of s25O. His hsarng win be- had Saturday at 2 9. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
.DEClAMATORY CONTEST
 ATlH|GH SCHOOL TO-DAY
Representative Fof Tempe Contest Will Be Chosen
 This Evening

Bisbee's representative to the ter. territorial declamatury contest when is hold annually will be chosen to- nignt. Seven couteslants who nave been laborlng hard and faitEfuiiy TiQ compete for the honor Of repre- .senting the Bisbea high school az Tempe. where the contest will be held the 18th inst.
 The exercises here will be held to- night at the assembly hall of the Bis bee high school, beginning at S o'clock
 'iano solos win be rendered by Cal. meleta Micael and Vera Hicks. There will also be several numbers by the Giee Club. The following are tho names Of the contestants: Misses Iva Butler, Catherine Hoy, Daisy Smith Miriam Toles. June Caretto. Rath Whitecotton. fred Mack is the only boy in tAe contest.
 The pnbde is cordially invited to attend the exercises
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
HOW TO BREAK UP
 A BAD COLD
A REMEDY WITHIN REACH
 OF ALL.
Pleasant and Safe to Take---No Loss of Time---Al Danger of
 Pneumonia Avoided.

It may be a surprise to our readers to learn that a severe cold can in many in- stances be completely broken up in one or ts days time. To do this, however, prompt action is necessary. The first symptoms of q cold are a dry, loud cough, profuse yst- cry discharge from the nose, and a thin white coating on the tongue. When Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is taken in double doses every hoar after the first appearance of these symptoms, it will eounteract the effect of the cold and restore the system to healthy condition within one or txO days time, in almost every case, and when the cold is not completely cured in this time, its severity will be greatly lessened and com plefecure reinsured in s very shor; time. When no action toward curing the cold is taken. the dry, loud cough is followed ly profuse watery expeetoratioD, and that by difficulty in breathing, a pecalia- tightness of the chest and 8 slight approximation of very tough and tenacious Inucus- Few persons pay any attention to a cold until in this con di,ion, that is, until the cold has become settled in the system. The first action should be to relieve the lungS- This is beet accom- plished by the free use Of Chamberlsip's Cough Remedy. This remedy liquefes the tough mucns and causes its expulsion from the air cells of the lungs, produces free erpectorstion, and opens the secretions. A complete cure soon follows. In some cases, however, several days are required, but the experience of thousands of persons in the cse of this remedy has been that it xill cure severe cold in less time than any other treatment, and that it leaves the system in natural and heslthy condition Tnis remedy also prevents a cold from resulting in pnen- rsonia. Price 26 cents, large size 90 ceuts. BISBEB DRUG Co., Blspee. Naeo and
 Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
BASKET BALL WAS
 FAST AND sMAPPY
High School Keeps Lead in Gilman Trophy Coptest-
 The Scores

Ihe basketball games last night in the L. l.. Gilman trophy ioprnamea. were fas; annd snappy. the first game between the '. M c. A. and c. < A. being the best game yet played ih the series. There was a pleasing ab- sence of fouling on both teams. The game went to the I. M. C. A. team by 9 score of s3 to 25. Both teams had new players. Menge. tao new man on the F. M. C. A. team. being "a fast player from the New York State League and Holden. the new Insi on the C. X A. team, was a former player on the championship team of Michigan.
 TAe second game vas easy for the High School the first lhalf ending with the High School F points in the lead. The final score in te game was <7 to 12. The Copper Queen team was weakened by the absence of two regular players
 fhe standing of the teams to date is as follows;
 High School, 1000; Y. NJ. C. A.. s9a: ( & A.. 200; Cope Csueen. O.
 The next game yill De played on Thursday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
TAILOR JAILED FOR SERIOUS OFFENCE
!. Der Charged With Obtain ing Money Under False
 PretenSes

J. DcrF. formerly Biseee tailor. Is in jail at Lowell upon the charge of obtaining s4o under false pretenses and representations from J. W. Shep- ard. a blacksmith. fer the Brophy Car riage company al that place. His hearing which was to have been held yesterday was continued unit Satur- day.
 Der, who ran what is known as a suit club, is alleged by Shepard to have secured the money from him upon the promise Of giving him a suit os clothes. He has not given him the clothes. nor has he given him the money.
 If Derr manages to get out of the trouble in-which he is involved by this action. there are at least ten other of like nature and for varying amounts ready to be entered against him. it Is stated He therefore faces a very SC rious situation lie is in jail in de- fault of boad of Sle0 fixed by Justice Murphy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
PARK |S NEAR-PROSPECT
 F0R CITY TEAMS
'. N. C. A. Has Committee at Work = Favorable Report Expected - Four Mines For City League

The members of the Y. Nj c. A. want a ball park. They not only want tt. but they are going after 1t in wig orous style A committee has al ready conferred with the Warren 3isbee Street Railway Company and Will make a report today. When the Y. M c. A boys go after a thing in earnest they usually get it, and the outlook for a ball park seems bright TT taan it has ever been.
 The street railway. company has ai aii times expressed 8 willingness to meet any proposition looking to a ball park at Warren at least half gay. This for the obvious reason that series of attractions at War. ren or the Country Club means in- creased revenue for the lines. No definite arrangement has ever beer arrived at. but there seem to be no serious obstacles in the way.
 Tho Y. M e. A. wants the park for series of games to be played by a city league. 1t win be recalled that last year some very interesting sames were played between the bankers. the business men, the Cop per Queen store and others. The idea now IS to form . city league, composed of the I. M c. A, the (. 4 A.. the bankers and the high school
 This. arraugensnt would net in terfere in any sas with regular paid team to FepEaseEt Bisbes against other cities of the Territory. On the contrary. it would fll in the many dates made vacant by the teams absence in other larts of Arizona and the schedules would be so arranged IS not to interfere with each other.
 The committee cooking after the matter has nothing to give out regard ing the success Of their plans otaer than to say there are. so far as they know, no unsurmountable difficulties nave been asked to prepare an estimate of the cost Of fixing up the grounds, erecting suitable grand stand and putting un 3 fence.
 Bissee. undoupteess the most en-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
HIGH. SCHOOL BOYS READY
 FOR ATHLETICS
Ball Team Warming Up -
 Track Enthusiasts Welcome Warm Weather - Other
 Notes From School

Tho high schooi boys are warming up for their baseball season and will
 be out daily for track work in few
 days. Principal Ink of the high school has made a fine record as coach for
 the basket ball team, and promises
 to do as well for the ball team and
 the track deyotees.
 The first game of ball of the season for the 'bighs- will bo ct Tucson, with the high school team of the
 Pueblo City The Bisbee boys have defeated their opponents at that place in basket bah, and the defeated school bopes to retrieve its lost honors by victory at the national sport. The
 material for a winning team is prom ising and the boys are eager to get into the game. A return game will
 be played with Tucson and a game
 will probably be played with Doug las.
 The annual track meet as usual. will be held in the second week in May. Also as usual the contestants will bo Tombstone, Bisbcc and I)ous- jas. The meet will be at the last named place. Tucson smaTting under the defeats in athletics received at the hands Of Bisbcc. is said to be anx ious 10 get 8 finger in the pie when the track meet is held and win bs most cordially invited Jo do so by the Bisbee contestants.
 The pictures exhibited hene for the pnrp0se of securing money for tts, nurciaee OF feipfs4rfc fpr ha art do paTtment, netted its promoters be tween s15o and Sl75. The exhibit has been sent to nouslas. where similar use will be made of them. Some of the pictures acquired by the Douglas school have been donated to the. Mex ican schools.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
IN FROM couRTLANp

Mir and 8lrs. J. H. Talbot, II. W Kelsey and Joan Hartley arrived in the city last evening from Courtiand. Air. Talbot stated that all the mines .of the now camp are looking well, development ar both the C. & A.. property and the Great Western giV- ing an encouraging showing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
SNOW STORMS IN APRIL

The old-timers Of the camp. who like 10 tell of other days here. have much Co say about the present sum mer weather. With knowing looks they predict cold weather before the spring Is ended aud tell of heavy snow storms (heayy for this section) which have fallen here in April They are probably correct in their prognos- ticaticns.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
BLASTING CITY HALL

Numerous blasts on the interior Of the city hall and fife house buildiab yesterday attracted the attention og citizens several times. causing them Go run to see what was the matter. The blasts were consequent to ex- cayatiHg at the rear Of the building fnr q Mnn.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
NAco NEWS

NACO. March 4.-The cattle corais of tho T.. r & $. W. are being ro- moved by tho order of the Mexican government On account of being on tEe 30 meter strip. The Tursey Track Cattle conpany Will rebuild back of the limit.
 Mrs. Jesse k. Smith and Mrs. Fol som spent Tuesday in Cananea. visit ing with Mrs. C. E. Wisweil.
 Mrs. ". II. Eiuherbert and two daughters, Virginia and Hazel, wife and children Of Mrs. Fitzherbert. clerk in the customs office, will make this city their hoiae in the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05

terprising town in the territory, has
 been sadly deficient in respect to d good ban team. and 1t will be 8 mat ter of intense satisfaction to a large proportion of the citizens Of the dis trict if a first-class ball park and several good teams are secured. Be fore tae street car line was com pleted there was some excuse for not having a ball team. owing to the diff ficulty in reaching the grounds at
 Don Luis. Now that Bisbee has a
 street car line that is the equal of the best within easy range of suitable
 grounds there seems to De no .ex- cuse for failure.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
BILLY eAskweLL RETURNS

W. J. C'BiHy'D Basllwell. for some time cierE at the Copper Queen ho- tel, arrived in the city last evening from Phoenix, where ae was for sev- erai months. Baskwell was greeted npon his arrival by the glad hand Of friendship on every side. He will be 'here for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
NAco MAN ILL

S Williams, Who has been Aas- gage master at Naco for the SOuth western for the past two years. and who has many friends iu Blsbee, is seriously ll at his home win Brights disease. His friends are seriously alarmed over his condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
lEAvEs boa CONVENTION

Alvin KiDsiey. pastor or the Re crganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, will leave today sOr Iowa. where he win attend a convention of his people He win be assigned to some other pastorate there.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
VICTIM RECOVERING

Charles Bell. wao was thought. tc have been dangerously wounded in 6 shooting afiray in Tombstone Can yon last week. is making steady ur0gress toward recovery. An at- tempt 10 remove the bullet wfIl be made al the C. e. hospital this morn. ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
ANNA NOT TRIED

Justice High yesterday dismissed toe case against Anna Davis. charged with destroying a female rivals hat and otherwise exhibiting conduct tending to destroy the peace and dignity of the community.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
RICE OUT AGAIN

Jack Rice. who for several days was confined tO his rooms at the Cof,- Der queen hotel by sickness, waA able yesterday to be about the streets as usual
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
sroRk AGAIN BUSY

Air. and Mrs. Victor Marty were yesterday presented with a fine girl at their home in Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-05
BAPTIST LADIES, AID

Mrs. Henry ". Owen entertained tie members of the Baptist Ladies Aid on Wednesday afternoon at her hospitable home.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-29
Items from All Over the State o.
Matters Of Interest to Our
Readers.
Happenings Of the Week from Cairo to
Chicago Carefully Compiled for
Busy Men.
BLAMEs WIFE FOR DOWNFALL.

Inmate of Poor Farm Claims Actress
lie welded Deserted Him.
Duke II. Bashford. inmate of the
Kane County poor farm. who claims
to be noted chemist, said that his
wife, whom he blames for his down.
fall, was Hattie Edwards. He declares
that she played in England and Amer.
lea with Sothern and Marlowe and
that he married her in London In
1892, six years before he asserts that
she deserted him. IL loved the chem.
ical laboratory" he said, and she
loved the whirl Of society" He says
they had two children, q boy and a
girl. The boy. he claims, was killed
In fall twelve years ago. and the girl
committed suicide following her moth.
er's desertion. Sterling papers call
Bashford an impostor. saying he has
lived there for the last dozen years.
Since he was removed to the aims.
house. Bashford claims to have re-
ceived letters from Chicago friends,
who promise financial aid.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-29
FREE WIDOW IN MURDER CASE.
Jurors Quickly AcQuit Woman 40.
Cused Of slayinE Husband.

Jurors Quickly AcQuit Woman Ac.
Cused Of Staying Husband.
Mrs. Eleanore Kaufman was acquit.
ted In Rockford Of the charge Of the
murder Of her husband. Henry Kauff.
man. who died Feb. 10. The jury re.
tired at sos o'clock returned q yer.
dict freeing her. Four ballots we're
taken. Few were In the courtroom
when the jury fled In. friends Of
Mrs. Kaufman having retired for din.
ner. not expecting such an early agree
ment. Mrs. Kaufman was over
joyed at the verdict Of acquittal. and
with tears streaming down her cheeks
thanked the jury. She then left the
courtroom alone and went to the home
OF her nephew, her only relative In
this country. The evidence against
Mrs. Kaufman was purely circum.
stantial. and much Of 1t was based on
neighborhood gossip.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-29
PROBE MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Daughter of Springfield Woman he.
iicved Poisoned L. Under Arrest.
The Sangamon County grand jury
has begun an investigation of the mys.
FERROUS death of Mrs. T. 8. Bayly in
Springfield some time after she and
others of the family had drunk coffee
which contained arsenic. Mrs. Hattie
Smith, daughter of the dead woman, is
being held. charged with the crime. It
was first believed that poison had been
thrown into we'll In Bayly's yard, but
later investigation showed that the poi.
son had been placed in coffeepot. Sus.
picion pointed to Mrs. Smith. who had
had trouble with other members Of tbs
family, and she was arrested.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-29
HA0LETS.


II you like settlement workers and
their methods, vote for Julian W.
Mack's reelection a. Circuit Judge.
~9A
1t IL alleged that Judge Mack's 20.
litical managers have passed the word
to cut Judge Richard w. Clifford,
Judge Frank Baker, John T. Murray,
Donald L. Morrill,, Richard d. Burke
and william II. Arthur, NIL Democratic
nominees, in return for votes for Julian
w. Mack.
~oA
The killing Of policemen by people
who live close to settlements and the
releasing Of men who kin policemen
ct the request Of settlement workers
ought to stop. Vote for no man for
Judge who ever raised q fund to de-
fend an anarchist or who ever con.
tributed towards . fund to prosecute
an ofllcer who killed an anarchist who
was trying to kin him.
~
Vote for Brentano and Kersten as
rebuke to Mack.
Mack Is running a private campaign
Of his own. He has gang who are
managing his affairs headed by Banker
Foreman. His pictures are the only
judicial portraits seen In saloons.
Harry Greengard at Clark and Lake
streets has several posters Of Mack In
his windows.
The best thing the United Societies
can do IL to leave Judge Mack's can
didacy alone and save their strength
to fight prohibition and the drys.
Mack's endorsement means the loss Of
the Catholic and labor vote.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-29
FOES OF SALOON NAME HEADS.

Bishop Mcdowell Chosen First Vice
Pre-, ident Of state League.
The following officers were elected
by the directors Of the Anti.Saloon
League OF Illinois In Springfield:
President. Sam r. Brush. Of Carbon.
dale; First Vice President. Bishop W.
F. Mcdowell, Of Chicago; Second Vice
President. A. II. Mills. Of Decatur;
Third Vice President, w. B. Orwell, OF
Carlinville; Secretary. the Rev. F. N.
Mahle, Of Pekin; Treasurer, Il. ].
Scrogin, Of lexington; Superintend'
ent, J. X. Shields. Of Chicago. The
headquarters committee elected Er.
nest A. Scrogin. Of Springfield, assist
ant superintendent and attorney.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-29

Three Lads Arrested, stolen stsa
Being Found In Thelr Retreat.
Blo0dhounds chased to bay three al.
legged boy robbers In McLeansboro.
Wednesday. The boys. It 10 charged.
had been working through that section
for ever q week robbing residences,
stores and ofices. William Vaughn. II
years old. admitted to bail. maintains
that he 10 innocent. Te other two.
Roy Deits and Kennett Jackson. are
said to have confessed. The parents
OF Vaughn have bad records there. and
he 10 looked upon % the leader Of the
boy robbers. His father was killed In
Missouri ten years ago and the mother
10 In the Illinois State Prison for rob
berry. The hounds to trail the boys
were brought from Harrisburg and the
boys were run down outside Of the
town. where they had . retreat. Most
OF the stolen goods. including valuG
BILE jewelry. has been recovered.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-29
STEAMER IN MAIDEN VOYAGE.
The Excursion DOHt United states
Reaches Chicago from ManitOwOc.

The Excursion DOHt United states
Reaches Chicago from ManitOwOc.
The new excursion steamship Unit.
ed States, designed to be the peer OF
any boat on the great lakes, complet.
ed her maiden trip from Manitowoc,
Wis. to Chicago when she arrived at
the Clark street bridge and locked
shortly after midnight Thursday. The
boat Is the property OF the Indiana
Transportation Company, Chicago, and
Is to be used in the Chicago'Michigan
City traffic. 1t was launched Feb. %.
At the time Miss Blanche Boehm, of
st. Louis, who chrlstened the craft.
announced her engagement to j. +.
Sp!ro. president of the company which
owns the boat. The United States Is
to be twin vessel to the Theodore
Roosevelt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-29
l(I6o1 STATE ITEM.


The grain elevator at Wiley station
was totally destroyed by IRE. entailinO
loss Of $4,000.
Henry Gates was drowned by the
overturning Of rowboat on the I'LL.
nois River at Peoria.
r. Price. . farmer, living south OF
Tower Hill. was blown to pieces and
instantly killed while dynamitins
stumps.
Frank M. Nikirk. so years old. .
well known contractor Of Foreston,
committed suicide by hanging himself.
No cause Is given for the deed.
Fred A. Robinson. editor Of the Peo
ria Bulletin, well known as sportins
writer. died as the result Of an opera
ton for appendicitis. He was 3S years
old.
Waving his hands at passing FIRE
engine. Herman Pfohman, brakeman
on the Chicago and Alton. fell under
the wheels OF his train and was killed
al Bloomington.
A break has occurred In the bank Of
the Hsnnepin Canal. twenty miles
south Of Sterling. and the steamer
service between that city and Peoria
has temporarily been suspended.
Paddy slavin. a piscatorial fan liv.
Ing at the foot Of Ridge street, Alton.
was jerked into the river by fifteen.
pound German carp that he finally
landed. while fishing near his home.
Judge Harris In the County Court at
Paxton decided the court had jurisdic'
ton In the case of Joseph b. Klein OF
Chicago, charged with stabbing Earl
Nelson during the Springfield riots
last year.
Three children of Mrs. Marion Nc
Cormick were burned to death In Her
rim when the 4-year-old boy tried to
kindle the fire with coal oil. The house
caught fire while the mother was at
u neighbours.
The Elgin Watch Company has de-
cided to erect an observatory In Elgin
and establish its own standard of time.
1t is claimed there has for some time
been constant variation In the gov.
eminent standard.
At an election the other day thu
citizens of Casey decided by large
majority that a new school building
should be erected In the Third Ward.
A five-acre tract OF land near Fair
view Park was selected as the location.
Hugo Liebschner, coal miner from
Mt. Olive, was brought to Carlinville
and lodged In the county Jail. He Is
charged with attempted arson. He
was arrested on a charge of drunken
ness and lodged In the Jail at Mt.
Olive. He then set fire to his cell and
would have burned the jail, It Ia said,
had 1t not been noticed.
Elijah Raffty, 35 years old. negro,
who last December strangled his wife,
Mrs. Anna Raffty, and attempted to
hide his crime by burning her body
In furnace of an apartment building
at $40 Cornell avenue, Chicago, where
he was employed as a janitor, pleaded
guilty before Judge Brentano and was
sentenced to thirty years imprlson
ment In the Joliet peuitentiary.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-05-29

1t actually seems safer now in this
country to kill man than to wreck
a bank. In the case of the former
crime, 1t appears, an acquittal may al.
ways be depended on, II the reputa.
ton Of feminine relatives Is blackened
with the theoretical purpose of show.
Ing the jurymen tine mental condition
of the murderer.