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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17
wAsHNeTOE D sUNDAY lsOs-TH
AMERICAN FLEET PRAISED.
Admiration for ships and Men I'm
stfnted fE French Press.

Paris. Jan 1s.-Admirstion Of the Amer
ican battle-ship feet is unstinted in the
French press. Its arrival in European
waters in the same week as the news Of
the death Of Admiral Rojestvenshy in St
Petersburg leads to many contrasts be
tween the two voyages which for part OF
the way at least covered much the same
water, Rojestvensky with a Heterogeneous
collection Of ships and the American ad-
miral with a homogeneous feet
French writer's insist on two points, the
impossibiIity Of Frances navy undertak-
ing such a feat and the difference be-
tween the conditions at the start and at
the end OF the voyage N. Berlin. who
became the head of the French ministry
Of marine. says it is veritable feat that
the Americans have accomplished Com
mercIaI fleets are made for long voyages;
war ships are not. THAT is why" says
n. Berlin. we must admire unresevedly
the prowess shown by the American
navy"
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CHENEY BODIES COMING HOME
Funeral Of Consul and Wife VIII
Be in New Haven.
Caskets with Remains OF Former
Consul and Wife on Steam
ship VeneEia.

Naples. Jan I6-The bodies Of Arthur
5. Cheney, American consul TO Messina,
and his wife, who died in the earthquake,
were started for New York this evening
aboard the Venezia, Of the Faber Line.
They viii be taken to the Cheneys' for
mer home at New Haven for burial.
The bodies were IN a bad state Of de-
composition when found by sailors from
the battle ship yesterday afternoon Mrs
Cheney's body was recognized only by heE
wedding ring and lOcket
Death evidently came 10 them instantly,
for the bodies were found in bed. from
which they had not had tine to escape
before being crushed by the falling walls.
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THAw'S FIGHT BEGINS AGAIN.
Justice Orders Inquiry aS 10 His
Present Mental Condition.

New York. Jan 1.-THE coming week
may witness a reopealng Of long fight
which las made for a mans liberty.
For nearly three years prison and asylum
walls have been the habitat OF Thaw.
earned by that deed, sane OF insane.
which cost the life OF Stanford White
that June night on the roof OF the BIadi-
son Square Garden.
Following the decision rendered to-day
Of Supreme Court Justice Tompkins that
Thaw's sanity be deci ed before a tue ze
or referee IN New York County, District
Attorney Jerome con sented 70 expedite
matters in the case. end early next week
viii enter motion before Justice Davis
that a date be set for the hearing
The Tompkins decision denies the de-
fendant a trial by jury, but directs that
Thaw's mental state be determined by a
Supreme Court judge. with or without
the assistance Of a trial Judge, or referee,
as the l. al judge may decide
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FEUD LEADS TO THREE DEATHS
Iowa Man Kills SeighbOr, Wife, and
Then Himself.

Davis City, Iowa Jan ls--An old
grudge between John Brooks and the fam
ny OF Butler Thompson at Pleasanton
south Of here. was wiped out this after
noon. and as a result three persons are
dead and enc IS dying
Brooks went to the Thompson home
armed with a repeating rife. and after
killing Butler Thompson and his wife and
mortaIly wOunding Howard Thompson
Buffers brother, he placed the rife 10 hi:
own head and blew out his brains. JUS
before he committed suicide, Brooks re
marked to Howard Thompson, who Jar
on the floor at his feet, at last al
even with your family"
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WILL SUE SENATOR GILMAN.
Bryan r. Darr Alleges Malicious
Libel and Claims 100000

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Portland. Oreg-. Jan. 1s.-Bryan r
Dorr, whose use Of Senator Tillman's
name In advertising an alleged fraudulent
scheme 10 acquire land. resulting In the
fight between president Roosevelt and the
Senator. has arranged TO begin suit
against the South Carolinan for SlOo0Oo
damages He alleges malicious libel
Dorr says a law firm in St Paul has
undertaken 70 prosecute his case The
lawyers advise Dorr that a Senator is no
more exempt than any other person IN
such cases Senator TIlman caused a
fraud order to be issued prohibiting Dorr
from use Of the mails when he discovered
the use Of his name The order was re-
voked soon after President Roosevelt be
gan his investigation
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FLOODS THREATEN CITY.
Sacramento River Rises and May
Overflow It's Banks.

Sacramento River Rises and May
Overflow Its Banks.
Sacramento. Cal. Jan 1.-THE food
situation here took a critical turn TO-
night, when the Sacramento River con
tinued 10 rise after II had reached the
highest stage in IT'S history Unless the
crest comes soon. all the dikes along the
banks viii collapse. and a disastrous tor
rent viii sweep the city.
Late this afternoon the gauge regis
tered q stage OF 2Slk feet. with no sign Of q
recession Weather Forecaster Taylor to
night predicts a stage OF g feet. which
means that the stream vii either be
close 70 bursting the Ievees here or that
some OF the bulky dikes. Up and down
the river. viii break, lnun6ating the low
lands. The damage that would follow IS
incalculable.
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Hughes Joins MystIque Krevve.

Syracuse, n Y, Jan 16--Gov. Charles
Z. Hughes was one Of go people who rode
the goat Of the 3iystique Krewe OF Ka-
Noo-No tonight The governor arrived in
this city this afternoon and addressed a
meeting Of Syracuse University students
In the evening he was initiated, and a
banquet was rendered him at the Aihan-
bra by the KreWe.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For the District of Columbia
and Virginia-Snow or rain to-
day, probably followed by fair
tomorrow partly cloudy; brisk
easterly winds, becoming varia-
bic.
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LOCAL

1-Sons Of Erin Hold d Banquet.
2-Teachers' Retirement Fund Urged.
LAST Days Of Ancient Herdics-
4Another Gas BiI for Congress
10-LaboT Leaders Seek Hearing
10-Subpenas Against Newspapermen.
12-Imposing Parade for Inauguration.
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FINES GIRL FOR FLIRTING.
Roanoke Judge Assesses Woman
SIO-FIfrted from Window.

oIle-laI @ nc " NlslllsI1n HUH
Roanoke. Va, Jan. Is.-Msyor Joel H.
Cutching's reform. which was inaugurated
a week ago when ne put the lid" on Roa-
noke continues unabated.
IN police court to-day Judge John Ran
dolph Bryan Ened Miss Mamie Crook. a
handsome young woman. SO for flirting
from the window of her home, in Jeffer-
son street, with a young man standing on
a nearby corner. This is the first time
a person has been fined here for flirting.
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F.GEWELL TO RADCLIFFE.
President Eliot Talks to Graduates
at Luncheon in New York.

at Luncheon in New York.
New York. Jan. 1s.-President Eliot. of
Harvard. made a farewell talk to the
graduates Of Radcliffe College this after
noon at Delmonico's- He was the guest
Of honor OF the girls Of Radcliffe at
luncheon They entertained Richard
Watson Glider and President Radcliffe,
Of the college. also.
Before the luncheon the alumnae club
held a reception for President Eliot, and
he was deluged with good wishes. He
retires from the presidency Of Harvard
next March.
President Eliot made brief talk, which
was preceded by short speech by Presi-
dent Radcliffe.
President Eliot said that Radcliffe and
its affairs had always been & t-e great
est interest TO him. and he was gratified
to know that the college was on so firm
a footing
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DELVING INTO BOOKS.
District Attorney Sims Looking for
Evidence Against Packers.

Chicago. Ill, Jan 16-United States At
torney Sims viii spend the fourth Sunday
of the investigation into the suspected
beef trust. as he has his preceding rest
days. by delving into the freight bills of
Morris & Co. in the hope Of discovering
evidence Of an alleged unlawful combina-
ton. ID to the pFesent the government
has failed to find .ndictable evidence.
After the sweeping search Of Morris &
Co 3 books for evidence Of unlawful Grim
inal freight transactions, unless the quest
is successful, another cOmpany's records
viii be searched Before determining
what corporation shall be next subjected
to inquisition Sims viii confer with the
Attorney General The grand jury viii
resume work Monday
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MESSINA WORLDS
GHARNEl HOUSE
Frisco Disaster insignificant
Compared to Italy'S.
VIVID PICTURE OF RUINS
Sicilian City Shaken Like Ter
rier Shakes a Rat.

Convulsion HurIs Walls of Buildings
IN Every Direction, and All Indi-
cations Are that Quarter of Million
Souls Were Buried in space OF
Half Misunderstanding Amid Ruins
Rougher Than Mountain Climbing.
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SHOPS CONTINUE CLOSED.
Both sides Posting on Their Oars
in the HatterS' Strike.

New York, Jan. 16.-There was a gen
eral understanding in this and other
cities affected by the strike OF the hat
ters to-day that until the executive COM
mittee Of the National Hat Manufacture
ers' Association meets tomorrow even
ing at the Knickerbocker Hotel. and de-
cides upon a plan Of action. no steps VIII
be taken TO open the shops.
The tie-up it is admitted. is practically
complete and this is the result CT the
unanimity with which the order OF the
association TO discontinue the union label
was obeyed-
Meantime. the officers Of the union win
make no further move, it was learned IN
I'll they know the next move OF the manu-
factUrers.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHTC.

1-Taft Warns Against MatrimOny.
IBodies OF Cheneys Are Shipped Home
1-Many Lives Lost in Train Wreck
I-Messina Is Worlds Chsrnel House
1o-Wil Try Capt. Hams in March
1O-Cooper's Attorneys TO Plead for Delay.
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GOVERNMENT NOTIFIED.
Admiral Sperry Cables News of Re-
covery of Cheney Bodies.

Admiral SDerry, commanding the At
lantic battle-ship feet. notified the Navy
Department yesterday that the bodies OF
DR.. Arthur s. Cheney. American consul
at Messina, and his wife, who lost their
lives in the recent earthquake, had been
found in the ruins Of the consulate.
The battle ship Illinois, Of the feet,
was sent to Messina to recover the
sent ashore to remove the debris from the
consulate
The supply ship Culgoa <ook ths bodies
to Naples yesterday, where arrangements
VIII be made 70 ship the remains 70 New
Haven, Dr.. Cheney's former home.
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SHOCKS STILL CONTINUE.
Tremors at Messina Alarm Inhabl-
tants-SuppIies for Refugees.

Rome. Jan 16.-Shocks continued at
Messina all night There was one rather
violent tremor this morning which lasted
several seconds
The American relief ship Bayern landed
at Palermo to-day with her remaining
provisions and stores. Commander Belk-
nap purchased all the available mat
tresses from the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company and gave them to the
hospitals
The Duke OF the Abruzzi left Turin to
day for Paris and London. where he viii
make the final arrangements for his
Himalayan expedition.
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HOGAN WEARS a SMILE.
Engineer DiRes with Taft, AID sIt's
Big Bill for Him.

Atlanta. Jan Is--Engineer Joe Ho-
gan, OF the Georgia Railroad. is wear
Ing a broad smile because he was the
special dinner guest Of President-eLect
Taft Hogan handled the throttle OF
the engine which brought Taft from
Augusta to Atlanta at an average speed
Of sixty-four seconds. the run Of III
miles being made in 1S3 minutes
So impressed was Mr. Taft by the
speed and the smoothness with which
the run was made that at Social Circle
where q brief stop was made. he had
Engineer Hogan and Fireman Watson
to dine with him in his private car.
I have been a Democrat" saws Ho-
gan. 'but it's big BIZ for ne now.
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FR|GHTFUL CRASH
ON RID GRANDE
Twenty-three Bodies Taken
from Debris of Wreck.
CONFUSION ATTHESCENE
Nothing Left of Engines but a
Twisted Mass of Metal.

Road Torn Up for Hundreds of Feet,
Ties Ripped Up, and Cars Smashed
TO Bits-GraDhIc Story Told by
Fireman Little Girl Only One
Found Alive in the Day Coach.
Passengers Fight Against Flames.
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baltimore and Re1urn. sI.as,

- OaAV ns n.
every SATURDAY ana sunday All trains
both WAYS. both DAYS. except PovsI -.
tied City Offices 1417 c ST. ana s1s Pa ave.
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seaboard FLORIDA T.ImIte5.

H2ndSOmeSt and quickest train IN Flor
IDA service. Solid Pullman. electTic-iight.
cd throughout. Once. III Pa. ave.
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View the Exhibit Of Orchids nj
18th < Il. Rare specimens
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SI.25 ~ Baltimore and Return
To-day va Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Glenwood Springs. Col. Jan. "a
Twenty-three bodies had been taken from
the debris OF the frigEtful wreck on
the Rio Grande Railroad near Dotsero
when darkness fell tonight.
Forty-five injured persons have been
brought here A number Of men pho
had been slightly hurt remained on the
scene to aid the train crews IN the work
of recovering the bodies. four more OF
which at least are thought 70 be IN the
wreckage
Owing to the confusion at the scene OF
the accident and tie retieenee OF the Of
fciais 1t has been difficult to get at the
exact figures. but this estimate. based on
reports from Dotsero. are thought TO be
reliable.
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
CITIZEN OF TUCSON
 URGES STATEHOOD

WASHINGTON, May 1.-rCer- tainly Arizona, and for that matter. New Mexico. is entitled to statehood said Henry J. Bowen of Tucson at the Arlington hotel. in this city
 Nevada was admitted as a state with less population than either New Mexico or Arizona" continued Mir Bowen. Both territories have ample population to support state govern ments. Maybe We will have to wait through a few more congresses, but we will get there after a while.
 Irrigation is making some of the desert and arid regions of Arizona blossom like a garden. There are i'm mense tracts that are uninhabitesl. and like the Texas panhandle twenty years ago, sections of country as large as an Illinois county have only few sheep herders living within their bounds.
 Still there are plenty of people to carry on a state government, and we are entitled to it. just as much as any of the other states. We are going to get it, too.
 People think that Arizona is still the wild west, but 1 give you my word jt Is as peaceful and as civilized as Broadway, New York. We need set tiers, of course, for there is plenty of room for them, and new people al ways receive a warm welcome there from the natives"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
MeTHoolst EPISCOPAL CHURCH

.Is it IT. Matthew 26-22 This is to he the text or the morning sermon. This searching question will be apt or many of us. as We consider the wrongs of our age. "Pul the Jew" will be the evening subject. This will in clude the Merchant of Venice" char acteristic of the Jew. but it will also include the theory that all Paul ever became was bestowed upon him by Judeaisn. The interesting and profit able sessions of the Sunday school should not be neglected by any who can possibly come. We begin Paurs missionary journeys today.
 MT Lakin. the superintendent, wishes to sec all the teachers at 3 n. m. The Young Pebple's meeting at 6:45; sub ioct, The Beginning of a Reyical" The choir has prepared some good music and we invite all who belong to no other church to worship with us. Tuesday evening the <auday school hoard. Wedresdav evening prayer ser vice. Thursday Ladies' Aid. Y. NJ. c. A and Y. W. c. A. This evening at usual hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
PREspXIEsiAN cHuRcH

Sunday school at S:l5 a.- m.. Mr. c. A. Buchner superintendent. Les son: "Paul's First Miagionary Jeur. ney."-Cyprus. Acts 13:1-1z. The monthly missionary offering viii be received at this service.
 Junior Christian Endeavor at 2:30 D. m.. Mrs. c. E. Buchner superintend. ent Topic: Daily Bible Reading. '' Acts 17:11.
 Brotherhood at s:15 ?. m. The gen eral subject for the May studies 4s Socialism" At the first meeting the special subject is What Is Social ismr' At the first meeting the special snhject b What Is Socialism,
 Preaching at II a. m- ain at 7:3o D. n. Themes of sermons:- Stirring Up the Nest and "Marks of Chris. tim" Brotherhood business meeting Tuesday evening. '-
 Ladies' Aidmeeting in the church Wednesday at 2:30 D. m. Alter the business of the society is transacted social will be held to which are in y'ted all the women of the church with their friends.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 n. m. Topic: Doing all to the glory of God."-1 Corinthians 10: 30-33.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
New bros Herpieide Destroys the Pes tiferous Cause of Annoying
 nsndrtrff

Does your head itch? Is your coat or dress full of white flakes after dressing your hair. That the effect of dandruff. Is your hair is thinning Are you beginning to get bald in spots? Are you already in fact. 'ai- idly becoming bald? If so, that IS he effect of measley little parasite that burrows in at the root of the hair and throws up the scalp in dandruff and eats off the hair at the root. Sci ence's latest discovery is a destroyer of that pestiferous germ. That de- stroyer is contained cn no other hair preparation on earth than Newbrc's s Herpicide. Try it, and be convinced. A delightful dressing. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps foi sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich.
 One dollar bottles guaranteed. Bis bee Drug Co.,, special agents.
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lEesr BAPTIST CHURCH

Services in Y. NJ. c. A.-Bible school at 10 a. m. Lesson. Paul at Cypress, = Acts 13:1-12. J. H. De:narest. superin- tendent. Worship mad sermon ta IL. Theme, 'Gethsemane." Rev. William J. Hayes. B. Y P. U. at 6:3o D. m. Topic. Life" Lesson from Isaiah. w. E. Stoner president Song and sermon at 7:30. Subject: '1s Life prayer meeting at 7:3o. Jonh E. Ka- narr pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
svsiMEss BOOMING.

One hundred and ten people regis. tered at the Copper Queen hotel. last week. Counting up to 5 o'clock yester- day afternoon. And business Is not at its best at that. for this is the season of the year when things in the hotel line are rather dull. At this rate even it would mean that nearly six thousand people stop in the big hotel during the course of year. The months of September. October. No yember and January are the best in this city fer the hotel people.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
New program. Royal matinee today.
AUTO STAGE LINE TO coURrLAno

Leaves Palace Stables every morn ing 8 a. m. making round trip each day. Phone in your orders for reser- vation of seats to Palace Stables Lowell No. 2; c. o. Hotel. Bisbee. Phone IS. Will call any place in city for passengers. Fare $3.50. Bowen & Hubbard. nroprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
BisBEE CLUB.

The Bisbee Woman's Club held a very interesting meeting Friday after noon. A committee to prepare a program for next year was appoint ed. After short musical program the club adjourned ito bridge. The guests of the club were were s. w. French and mother. Mrs. Stevenson. oi Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
CHURCH
 NOTICES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

The regular monthly Sunday sery- ices of the Bisbee, Arizona. Christian Science society are held at 10 a. m. iii Medigovich hall. two doors east of the Copper Queen hotel. The subject for May 2 will be Everlasting Pun ishment'' The subject and sermons are copyrighted by the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
.meer,Mo .poeYpoNeu.

The Daughters of the Confedcracy have postponed their meeting which was to have been held next Monday. the 3rd. The postponement was nee essitated becAuse of the non-arrival of the charter from the national or- ganixation. The charter wlll douot less arrive within few days and due nctice will then be given x1en the nc, ting will be held.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

The Knights of Columbus gave a very enjoyable dance at the Odd Eel lows Hall Friday evening. Music for the occasion was furnished by the Brennan orchestra. All who attended and the hall was crowded. report having spent very pleasant and en. joyable evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

John Frankovich and Mile Srzen- itch have purchased the Olympia Market from G. Puloz and T. George This business will be continued by the new owners, who will make every effort to please their customers. 2t
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

We have just received shipment of fresh. new rubber hose direct from the factory. Prices 10c to 25c per foot. Bisbee Hardware Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
BUCKINGHAM RETURNS.

William Buckingham of Los Ange. les who travels through this section Of the country in the interest of the Fairbanks-Morse company returned to Bisbee yesterday after short bus mess trip in the Clifton country
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
EVERY WOMAN WILL
 BE INTERESTED

If you will send your name and ad- dress we will mail you FREE a pack age of Mother Gray's AUSTRALiAN- LEAF, a certain pleasant herb cure for womeD's ills. it is a reliable regulator and never-failing. If you have pains in the back. Urinary. Bladder and Kidney trouble, use this pleasant union of aromatic herbs. roots and leaves. All druggists sell it. 50 cents or address The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy, N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
BOSTON SHOE MAN.

w. s. Kelly who halls from the hub of the universe. is in Bisbee at the present time calling upon local mer- chants. Mir. Kelly represents a well known Boston shoe firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
< CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS .*
MERE eRoM DOUGLAS.

A. D. Nsnny of Douglas arrived in bisoee yesterday on one of his regu- lar oustnees trips and will be here for the next day or two. Mir Nanny is territorial aDent for the Swift Pack ing company. and makes hls head quarters In the Shelter City.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
LOOKED FORWARD TO

A social event which Is always look ed forward to by the pleasure loving people of Bisbee. is the Cavalier club dance which took plaie last evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Good music. . fine floor and . jolly crowd made the evening one long to b. remembered by all who attendeS.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
ANoNA CLUB DANCE.

The Anona Club of this city will give a dance on Monday evening. The dances of the club are very popular among the younger people of Bisbee and are always well attended
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
ELECTRICAL MAN

D. w. Belien of Tucson, is in the city at the present time and will be
 in Bisbee and vicinity for several
 days to come. MT. Belden is the Ari- zona representative of the Nesting house Electric company and makes his home and headquarters in Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

Miss Mollie Fent of Bisbee will re turn today fom Tombstone where she has beeA for some time past. While in th, county seat Miss Kent was the ho ise guest of Miss Sadie Cowan.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
CHURCH OF CHRIST

At 9:5t 9. m. Bible school. The con test with Phoenix is arousing enthu- siasm. Every man to the wheel and put Bisbee to the front. II a. n Morning worship 7:45 D. m. evening worship. ". E. Spicer. min.ter.