Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04

|> DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES = Miss Lura lowell, of Hereford. Tex as. is the guest of her sister. Mrs. ID. F. Johnson on Eighth street and will probably accompany Mir. and Mrs Johnson on their trip 10 California Nellie Mae and Arz.e Beachamp ar rived home this afternoon from a sew eral weeks visit with relatives at Co roma and Cloudcroft. New Mexico. J. c. Keen IS a visitor Douglas for few days from the Four C's engin- eering camp at Villa Verde. Mrs. J. A. Howell is assisting on the books at the San Bernardino market. Ernest Hansen left today for lgo ranch in the Huachucas where he will spend vacation.
 w. J. Reay, one of the local Bill boys who took in the reunion at Los Angeles, returned this morning. H. T. Cuthbert has returned from
 several days business trip to Tue son
 Mrs. C. B. Mabee and Miss Virginia MdDce Tctuiucu scctCiudN ikolh O hC- lightful six weeks visit in Seattle and California cities.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. w Br.nson and baby daughter were arrivals from Bis bee this morning and are at the home of Mir and Mrs. W. H. Crimson. Miss Frances Quarles returned this morning from a two months vacation visit in California and will take tee po- s.tion of Societry editress on the Dis patch.
 F.F. Williams left for Denver last night on a business tip. MT. and Mrs w. H. Reno are moving l today from the Jund flats to the home just vacated by MT. and Mrs. w. w. Wipdham.
 w. J. Reay came in this morning | from Tonopah, Nevada. ana coast cit ies where he has been enjoying life for several weeks. Mrs. Reay re- mained in Tonopah with her mother. Miss Emma Richey, of Bisbee. is visiting Mrs Henshaw at the Nichols
 home on Tenth street. Mrs. Waiter Smith has returned to her duties at the Copper Queen store after a three weeks vacation. Woman Was Crazy.
 Salome Zuniga, the Mexican woman
 whose thrilling story of six women be- ing poisoned by deadly potion, which
 was supposed to have been brewed by
 modern disciple of witchcraft, start
 led the county and city authorities last | Saturday, turned out to be simply
 crazy-nothing more. There was no
 witch, no deadly dope and no one
 poisoned The woman probably will
 be committed to the county hospital.
 Fighting Case in Court. A police court involving a figh: with Victor Luckner, Henry and Carl | Hugel as principals, was before Pc lice Judge Ben Rice this morning. The
 Hugel boys pleaded guilty. while
 Luckner. who bore several facial ev'-
 dcnccs Of the en, vLi ter. declar.s. hi:I.
 self not guilty and demanded a trial.
 The case is being heard this after
 noon.
 Case for u. s. Authorities. | MerHildo Jobes, Mexican nf in- I dian extraction, was ordered turned
 over to the United States immigration
 authorities today after Judge Rice as
 certained that he was an epileptic and
 that he had just come to the United
 States from Mexico. Jobes arrived in
 Douglas from Agua Prieta yesterday
 and was seized with an epileptic fit
 shortly after he set foot on American
 soil.
 Will Try Ranch Life. ]! Ernest B. Reed, who has held the DO.
 sition of city editor of the Internation-
 al during the past three years has ar ranged for a so-iourn in Hog Canyon, i, twelve miles east of Douglas. Mr.
 Reed has not been very vigorous in
 health and goes into the country for !recupeYation. His many friends in Douglas regret his departure from the city. The International can say truth fully that it never had more faithful Tor efficient employe and the manage.
 ment of the paper win hope that Nr. Reed will be able to cut his visft
 short and return to his old position on ] this paper sooner than he now plans 2. The Buoy 9teelg.
 \ The stork 10 the busiest man in ] town, generously distributing his prec ious bits of humanity. The latest
 Twas the presentation of . little son tc
 Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Capey at Mrs
 Crawford's hospital yesterday after Inoon.