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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03

| $50 600 majority and Philadelphia over
whelmed the reform opposition to the
local republican organization by elect
ing that party's entire county ticket
by more than $4,000 majority.
Democrats in Indiana.
Indianapolis. Nov. 3.-The majority
of municipal elections in Indiana yes
terday were won by the democrats al
though the republicans were victorious
i'm some of the large cities. Notable
among these elections was that OF
Samuel Lewis Shank, republican, may
or of Indianapolis. and republican VIC
tories in Fort Wayne and Evansville.
Law and order was the issue generally,
and in most cases the more liberal ele-
ment supported the democratic nom
inees,
Suffrage Amendment Loses.
Baltimore, Nov. S.-Incomplete re-
turns of the election in Maryland in
dicate that the suffrage amendment
was defeated by from 10000 to $4,000
votes. DIR. Joshua Herring. democrat.
has been reelected state comptroller.
The legislature will be democratic.
Cleveland's Mayor is a..
Cleveland, o.. Nov. Sherman c.
Baehr, mayor elect, will be forty-four
years of age next March He was
born i'm Keokuk, Iowa, and educated in
Cleveland and at Wuerms on the Rhine
Germany.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03
Macon Awaits President.

Macon. Ga, Nov. 3.-The Macon
people have completed great preparA-
Taft, who is to be the guest of this
city tomorrow forenoon, The streets
are taking on gala appearance In
anticipation of the coming of the dis
tinguished visitor. The president Will
take breakfast ct the home of Con-
gresham Bartlett and will then be
driven to the state fair grounds, where
he Is to deliver an address. The mill
tary organizations of Macon will es-
cort the president to and from the
fair grounds.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03

New York, Nov. 3.-Complete re-
turns on the vote for mayor show:
Gaynor has 25O,67s; Barnard. 177,662;
Hearst 153,siS.
Gaynors plurality is 1906
Tammany Loses Much.
New York, Nov. 3.-Through the de-
feat of all its candidates, who would
have become members of the board of
estimate and apportionment, excepting
]. Gaynor who was elected mayor,
Tammany hall loses control of an ex-
in public funds.
Results in Ohio.
Cincinnati, o., Nov. 3.-The results
Of yesterdays municipal election In
Ohio were very much mixed. After
eight years, Mayor Tom L. Johnson of
Cleveland was defeated by about 3,50O
votes by Herman c. Baehr. The entire
democratic ticket went down to defeat
with Johnson. Mayor Whitlock. in
dependent. was elected for the third
time in Toledo. In Cincinnati, reput
licans reversed the heavy majority Civ
en- TO Governor Harmon last November
and elected their entire city ticket.
headed by DIR. Louis Schwab for may
or Republicans were also successful
in Sanduslxy, a democratic stronghold
and at Columbus. Dayton reelected a
democratic mayor, and Canton, Akron,
and Youngstown also elected demo-
Gratis.
Heney is Badly Beaten.
San Francisco, Nov. 3.-San Fran
cisco yesterday retired Francis j.
Heney who has won national fame as
prosecutor of the graft cases here and
gave union labor another chance at
running the city administration. Es-
timates made early this morning are
that Charles NJ. Fickert's majority
over Heney will reach 10000, and p. II.
Mccarthy, union labor candidate for
mayor, has a plurality of 5000.
Democrats Gain Heavily.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 3.-The plural
ity for Draper. the republican cam
didate for governor. is S,O92; F'rothing-
ham. republican candidate for lieuten-
ant governor. 6,710. Last year Dra-
per's plurality was over 10000 and
Frothingham's 10000. The democrats
made gains in the legislature.
G. o. p. Wins in Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 3.-Pennsyl-
vania elected republican candidates for
staae treasurer. auditor general, and
Judge of the supreme court by nearly
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03
TAMMANY LOSES
Cash CONTROL
lis Candidates for Members Of
Board of Estimate Defeated
Yesterday.
HEAVY GAINS FOR DEMOCRATS

Although Victorious Republicans Make
Poor Showing in Massachusetts, and
in acknowledgements Capture Most
Municipal Eleetions-Negro Issue in
Maryland Defeated.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE CHffR
TAFT AT BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

President Drives About the City and
Delivers an Address From Public
stand-Great Preparations at Ma
con, Ga, for Executive Who Will
Visit That City Tomorrow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03

Never for long years has England
|. been brought face to face with such
crisis as confronts her now The
gage has been thrown down and the
lords and commons are at daggers
drawn. The cause of all this Is the
Lloyd George budget, which the chan
cellor of the exchequer has so framed
that in many more phases than one /
IL is not alone a Liberal budget, but |
Socialistic one. 1t is the first budget |
to advocate the taxation of land val
ues and unearned increments. This in
itself has been and is one OF the |
planks In the Secialistic. platform.
Land values, unearned incrementsl |
Why, they are as dear to their hearts
as Irish home rule to T. =. O'Connor
or Redmond. The man who has franz
ed this revolutionary budget is a
Welshman of the Welsh. Not many
years ago he was an obscure, one
might almost say, lawyer; but his
impetuous nature. his fighting genius
brought him into the field of politics
He was under the limelight for the
first time practically during the Boer
war, where he was one of the most
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03
WOULD RESIST
court OF i. s.
Thomas E. Watson Urges Armed
Resistance Against Federal
Court Orders.
FEDERAL JUDICIARY IS HATED

So Declares Former Populist Nominee
for President in Letter to States At
torney General Of Georgia, in Which
He Protests Against Habeas Corpus
Writs by Federal Tribunals.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03

Birmingham. Ala. Nov. 3-Birmlng-
ham was mass of bunting and hagi
today I'm honor OF the visit of Presi-
dent Taft and his party. The street
and building decorations were the
most elaborate seen here since the
great reunion of Confederate veterans.
The president began the days pro-
gram Immediately after breakfast by
taking a drive about the city and de-
Iivering n public address from a stand
erected I'm Capital park. Al luncheon
he was the guest of the business men'a
organizations of Birmingham.
Thousands of visitors turned out 10
welcome the president. All the in
coming trains during the forenoon hal
extra coaches crowded to the doors.
Every appearance OF the chief execu-
tive on the streets was the signal for
enthusiastic applause from the multi
tudc.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03
The National Geographic Society
Votes to Give Explorer
Gold Medal.
TO LOOK UP COOKS RECORDS
Report Of the Scientists on the Sub
Committee is Unanimously Adopted
by the Society Today-Right of Pri-
ority Will be Thoroughly Examin-
ed by Experts.

Washington. Nov. 3.-Lieut. Peary
was today voted a gold medal by the
National Geographic society for hav
ing reached the north pole. The board
of managers of the society today ac-
cepted unanimously the report of It's
committee of scientists who had ex-
amined the explorers records and
proofs and found them corroborative
of his claim that he had reached the
pole.
The society adopted a resolution o
the effect that the question whether
or not any explorer had reached the
pole prior to 1909, be referred TO sub
committee of experts. This indicates
that the society proposes to pass up
on Cooks records.
New Falls are Discovered.
Oshkosh, Nov. Edward Balch
Barr, the Oshkosh explorer. who has
Just returned from Labrador. reports
the discovery on Caster river in the
wilderness of that country OF a huge
waterfall. This fall Is larger than the
Grand Fall in Labrador. which is 36S
feet high.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03

New York, Nov 3.-Complete re-
turns on the vote for mayor show:
Gaynor has 25O,67s; Barnard, 1852;
Hearst. 15S,s4S.
g,,.,,,o,,o ,,IuroIitv 10 7Q01e
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03
By &. w. fowler.

House of Parliament, where the
great budget fight is being threshed
out. In the circle above, John Dem
phreys, whose election in parliament
is blow at the budget.
Below-Premier Asquith on the left
and Lloyd George on the right.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-12
) HotchkisS Names c. S. Fowler
as His Deputy to Reor-
game Things Here.
HE IS A CORNELL MAN
Succeeds to the Place Formerly
Filled by Robert
Hunter.

Charles 8, Fowler, Of Albany, has been
appointed Second Deputy Superintendent
Of Insurance by State Superintendent
Hotchkiss and placed in charge OF the
bureau In New York, with Instructions
to completely reorgan.zs the forces IN.
der him.
Mr.. Fowler will take the place vacated
by Robert Hunter. who was retained
In office by Otto Kelsey after the lat
ter's record had been assa!el during
tho insurance investigation. Later,
however Hunter got out. Mr.. Fowler
will take charge on Monday, and heads
Will begin to drop at once.
Recently the place has been filed by
Daniel F. Gordon, as acting Chief Dep
uty Superintendent. There are about.
forty attaches Of the New York bureau
OF the Insurance Department, which
includes the important examining and
auditing departments, Nr, Fowler said
to-day that he would carry out his in.
structions IN the most thorough man
ner, and that fitness and character
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-12
DOCTORS FORM A UNION.
Division of Fees One Feature OF
Chicago Organization.

CHICAGO, March l2.-Chicago ply
sicians have formed a un'on--an anal
eamated organization Identical to IN
Plumbers Union Dr.. Henry +. Lewis
OF the Chicago Medical Society
vouches FOR this statement. In a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-12

slc!an tells us OF $4,000 fee collected
by him from a millionaire patient who
has spent Si00Uo Ou u single night q
dchauCh no Won believe II would have
boon wruuF or uncthical for that ply
stefan to Lave consulted with the at
tending surgeon on the size OF the
froe / do not think so, 1t would have
been perfectly proper In my opinion,
for them To have made out one bill
and divided Rftcrward or to hav" sent
in their respective bills after an, ac-
counting between them had been
made
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-12
alone would be regarded by him as
requisite In making appointments.
Graduate OF Cornell

Mr.. Fowler has been connected with
the State CivIl-Scrvice Commission since
1896. and late has been Its chief eX-
nminer He IS graduate Of Cornell Uni
versIty and was admitted TO the bar
twelve years ago, but has never prac-
ticed law, He was the first President Of
the National Association OF Civll-Seryice
Examiners.
Mr.. Fowler was not known 70 Supt.
Hotchklss until few days ago He
was recommended for the position By
President schurman. OF Cornell: Prof,
Bristol OF Cornell: Presiding Justice In
graham, OF tho Appellate Division Of
New York: City Commissioner OF Edu-
cation Andrew s. Draper, State Superin-
tendent OF Prisons Cornelius V. Collins
and Excise Commissioner Maynard n.
Clement.
The condition OF the New York of1ice
Of the state Superintendent Of lnsur-
ance Was one Of the chief matters dwelt
upon By Matthew C. Fleming in the re-
port he presented last year to Gov.
Hughes on Otto Kelsey. Among othe:
things he stated that the department,
would go on yearly grinding out its
routine business without much direc-
| t,on "
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-03-12
Where tho Work Failed.

He pointed out that the market value
OF securities returned by companies
was not verified. In tho Same way the
returns Of the big companies on policy
values were also taken without vertical
ton.
These returns are made In such way,
said the report that "i, would be i'm
possible to detect fraudulent lapses and
restoration or changes In the matter OF
vulu.ug given policy. In verifying the
assets on an examination II seems that
the practice has been TO check UP book
values. and that no plan for verifying
market values has yet been adopted"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-31
The Home of Arizonans
 botel Orndorff EL PAso, TExAs
Ie NEw YEAR sLIDEs IN

and there is no coal in your cellar vou won't need i; for it will be hot snough at your house. Better be sure than sorry. Stop in and order ( ion of our free burning stove coa That will insure a good dinner ia you and a good temper for you much better half Avoid a hot tira by meking sure Of plenty of coal. INDEPENDENT FUEL G FEED co
 e7 one 235. p. O. Box 627.
 cniss Main G.. Opp. Palace Stables
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-31
HEAVY STAGE EFHGIS
 CARRIED BY 8 TWINS
ELECTRICAL SWING Al ON E
 WEIGHS SEVERAL TONS AND CROWD WATCHED UNLOADING.

The unloading of the paraphernalia belonging to The Three Twins com pany caused a crowd to collect to view the operations last night after the company's arrival.
 This company carries one of the largest electrical equipments ever packed about the country by any tray cling organization. The electrical swing alone occupies nearly the en- tire space of one of the large Southern Pacific baggage cars. It is g massive affai,-, tco, every part being of strdc- tural steel, and 1t was necessary to put a set of braces underneath the stage of the Orpheum in order to in sure perfect safety.
 For the various light effects em- pioyed in the production separate apparatus is carried. and in the bal cony four different machines were set up. with an operator at each.
 The Orpheum was unable to accom- modate the baggage of the troupe. and scenery. props and trunks stacked in the alley twenty feet high await. ing the part they were to play
 The four cars arrived about o'clock yesterday afternoon attached to the regular train over the Somh western from E. Paso. Two engines were necessary 10 haul the tra.A q
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-31
LOPEZ WAITED AND GAINED
 HIS FREEDOM
Jury in Case of Mexican From Douglas Charged With Burg lary Brings in Verdict of Not Guilty" "
(Exclusive Dispatch

TOMBSTONE, Dec. 30.-That i; pays to wait and see what will be lone to you for an offense was shown .oday when Pedro Lopez. charged with ourglarizirg a restaurant at Douglas, was discharged as not guilty Dy a jury.
 Arrested at the same line as Lopez was Pablo A2ch.zo, who early ia the present term of court entered a p.ca ,f guilty to the charge of larce=: O.: quantity of dishes and was sentenc- d ty the court to two years in In, )enitentiary.
 The action of the Territory ys. D. iold was dismissed by the court upon 'equest of the district attorney.
 The civil suit Of Stewart vs. the Arizona ard Colorado RaiirCad com iany 10 quiet title to property was ontinued for the term by consent of :oth parties.
 In the acton of t. O. Corr IS. Peo- ,ie's Water company of Benson, for lebt. the defendant demanded a jury. which was empaneled. After hearing the evidence a verdict of $233.7O in favor of the plaintiff was returned.
 Juan Hernandez found guilty of burglary by jury late yesterday. was sentenced by the court today to serve a term Of seven years in the terri tcr.al prison. Hernandez was q law breaker of the first water. having ap- peared before the district court four times in less than two vars.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-31
NEW DIRECTORS ELECTED FOR
 NEXT YEAR
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines Meet and Discuss Plans for the New Year,

DOUGLAS. Dec. 30.-(SpecialD- The directors of the chamber of commerce and mines held their reg ular weekly meeting in the office of that organization yesterday afternoon at which time they elected five new members, three identified directly with the mining interests to the south of here. These three were A. S. Tan ner, A. J. King, superintendent of the South Tigre and Rosales property and John c. George, manager of the Sil- yer King. The other two whose appli. cations were received and accepted are Frank J. Nichol and Joseph H. Gray.
 Secretary Grindell this morning ex- pressed his pleasure at the way ap-
 plications for membership continue coming in. He stated that the direc tors talked over the smoker which was given to the mining men and members recently and that they all agreed thai lAlS vas p4OOOSllfS OI AiuCn SOOl diS that these smokers should be contin. ued. No date has yet been selected for the next meeting, however. The holiday season makes it difficult tc accomplish much in active work aj this time, but with the first of ths year will come a new alignment Of committees and added activity.
 Secretary Grlndell is planning tc prepare and have made a map Gh!c can be printed and distributed wit much benefit to the city. This ma will show Douglas as a mining cel ter. It is planned to show all mine: which are operating or developing within a radius of 100 miles or more of the city with the present railroad facilities and the planned roads as well. Such a map would be a most excellent advertising device for the city and the section tributary to it, and is along the best lines since Doug. las is dependent upon her smelters and the mines about here. Such a plan might be made self-paying in sev, eral ways and the individual might use them as well as the organization
 Interest among mining men in the local organization is on the increase since the last smoker and it is likely that there will be a number of fur ther applications from men connect ed with this important industry.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-31
POPULAR TRAVELLING
 MAN WILL WE'D
G. BENTLEY RYAN, WELL KNOWN IN RlssE3, TO HAVE SWELL WEDDING. JANUARY 6.

The following from the Fl Paso Times vii be of interest to many Bisbeeites, as MT Ryan is well known locally:
 G. Bentley Ryan. the popular sales man representing the large jobbing firm of Hubbard. Spencer. Bartlett 6 Co, for the past 15 years, with mead quarters at E1 Paso. left Sunday on the Goiien -iate Limited for Chicago. the home of the bride-to-be, Miss Sadie Fitzgerald. The wedding is t. take place on January s. in the cathedral after mass by the archbish- CD. Mir. Ryan will be attended by his brother. Edward and Miss Florence Fitzgerald sister of the br-de-to-be, will act as bridesmaid After the wedding a sumptuOus breakfast will be served at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald. 3530 Pine Grove avenue. After break fast the happy couple leave on tue Century Limited for New York. Bos- ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore an'l Washington and other pieces or in terest. They vii return to Fl Paso about February 1st, and possibly make this their future home.
 MT. Ryan is a well to do and pros porous young business man. having many business interests in and around Fl Paso Mss Fitzgerald Is beauti ful and charming young society gil and vii be missed along large cir cle of friends there. Many friends wish them joy and a prosperous fut ure.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-31
THREE TWINS" SURPRISES
 EXPECTATIONS
Delights Large Audience at Or pheum-Mr, Morley and Miss Clifford Make Friends Right Away,
(by Ham.-o

Bristrng with tuaefu: musical numbers gorgeous costumes and stage effects the ike of which ha -e not been seen before in Bisbee. TT le Three Twins was enthuiiast. cally greeted by a lalg ge audience st the Crpheum last night.
 Victor Mor ey and Bessie CT ffcTl who are featured ia the cast, :. e hole shows in themselves. The al d'ence would never have got e1 through watching the antics Of Miss Clifford and her Yama Yama g.cls I she not called a halt ,by sng verse telling hiw tired she was-- even then they called for more.
 Mir. Morley gave 9 great spec ally in the second act. His take-off on a 'melei drammer' alone brought down the house. and his doggerel about t''e man with the one hair was just sucl another.
 The plot hinges upon one fDrl Stanhope. the rart taken by Mir MCa ley. disguising himself as Jack Darl- ing. whose photograph he finds on the ssashore in order thst he might make love against his fathers wishes, Two brothers named Winters als1 bear the same likenesses aud as 9 result of complications all land ir a mad-housa politely styled sanatariun on the bills. iu which the second get takes place. the first act occurring Ia the beach at Seaview-wherever that is.
 Without doubt the distinc- mt Of the show in the line of a stranght song was "Cuddle Up Closer. Lovcy Mine. rendered by Miss Minnie Allen. who shared horrors of the evening with Miss Clifford
 As the finale the famous electric swing was ryed Illuminated with countless electro bulbs and contain ing a group cf laughing "broilers, with which the show was ever br.Gl- ming
 Other numbers in the dTst act were Good Night Sweetheart by Mir Morley and Miss Allen; Up 1l.a Ave. nue" by Mir. Morley and Boo. hoo Tee. Hee" by Helen Sallinger and Miss Clifford.
 In the second act Little AFs UpTo-Date," sung by Ada Ghord and Albert Livingston with the aid O. chorus. was jolly. rolli"k,uG vel rn7t.- cred. "The Girl Up There bv M'-1 Allen introduced the "faceocraVh' taf picture of a gil singing ih' r'Ti song as the ensemble, only the stun being entirely performed by a rloy''- picture apparatus. Then oan-H n much-touted 'Yama Yama Man its aggregat on Of grotesques. eccen' tr.cities and dancing chairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-31
CLUB DIRECTORS TOBE ELECTED
 JANUARY ll
Nominating Committee Submit List of Names 10 Be Voted Upon at That Time-List Posted at Club House.

Election of directors and the ap- pointment of committees of the War ren District Country club takes place on the 1lth day of January at the club house The following nominat- ing committee. H. T. Hamilton, M. J. BTophy. J. T. Hood. H. Poppen anc Robert Lyons. recommend and have placed in nomination the following members of the club to be voted on at their meeting in January, for di- rectors: P. Nj. Buckwalter. J. k. Curry. W. B. Gohring, M. A. Peter son, NJ. J. Cunningham, Walter Doug las. John Olson, L. w. Powell. Gerald sherman.
 The bylaws of the club require that the nominating committee have such names as they may nominate posted at the club house two weeks prior to the election. The bylaws also pro vide that in case any three members wish to place in nomination any mem- bers of the club for election they must give to the secretary the names seven days before the night of election so that such names may be posted at the club house.
 The directors elected have the ap pointing of the different committees to serve on for the year; also the di- reetors elect from their number the president. vice president, secretary, trasurer and finance committee, as the chairmen of committees are re Sponsible for the success of the club. 1t requires considerable time for SC lection. Possibly the most importani committee is the house committee. M A. Peterson, who has been chair. man for the year 1909. has made him, self very popular with the members and all wish that he be reappointed for 1910. Roger T. Pelton. chairman of the greens committee, has made an entire success of golf Many fine contests have taken place. J. E. Curry. as president of the rife club has been a great success.
 NJ. A. Milton, chairman of tennis, has also kept up on the same lines.
 H. T. Hamilton, who has been chair man of the membership committee, has brought in many new members during the year. MT. Hamilton has secured six life members. Gerald Sherman has been chairman Of tht finance committee and has during tnt year seen that money was available to meet all bills promptly at the enc of the month and has a bank balance each month in the general fund, as well as the sinking fund. All through the club has been big success.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-31
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