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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-20
DIRT IS FLYING ON SUBWAY;
 WILL BE COMPLETED BY APRIL
Forty-Fise Men Gearing Away Slag 0ump-MachneTy For Digging, Hoists, Etc. Expected Any Day-Dtch To
 Take Care of Any Sized Flood

once working. we can be on the othel side of that old swimming pool in three days. From there on we will be running our grade through dirt. Why. lei the floods come" he ez- claimed 'We will have the upper part all completed and roofed over 0y the time the earliest possible flood could bother us. The water would only race through the completed part and spread out harmlessly over the level areas at the lower end. But We don't expect the floods to catch us at all until long after the subway Is com pleted." he added.
 The contractor gave 1t as his opin- ion that the whole work would be completed some time in April. prob ably six weeks or such matter be fore the time specified in the con tract with the city. The Brewery Gulch connection. he declared. woult be concreted in a week if all should go we'll Questioned as to the possi bility of the subway's ever being tax ed beyond its carrying capacity, ht declared that the scheme of construc ton put such a thing entirely out oi the range of possibility.
 The contractors explained that tho concrete bed of the conduit was to b. of V shape. This shape aided by the grade obviates the possibility that an! obstruction borne by the stream coalC clcg the subway in a way to do any damage. No water will stand in thu new subway.
 s~ srerl out of $ by Is creosoted timbers laiC across and 1oored with three incl Hanks. The roof win be ceifiRged un derneath. and overhead. the space be tween the railroad ties is to he filles in with dirt, making a natural road way. Resident Engineer Wilson Q the Southwestern is al present out 0 the city, hurrying up the mahchiner. which is to make the dirt fly as sooI as the slag dump has been demolished
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Foryy.five men digging out I40 yards of hard slag day; the maehin- cry for the final excayating on the way here. and the actual beginning of the excavation, itself only -hSe-lor SIX days of such. in bsief. is tke statas Of the present subway operations zccoFdtas to Contractor J. J. Umscheid.
 If there be those who harboT fears that the subway will not be completed in time to wsrd oil the disasters of the efniy floods. they should revive = their. opfi m1s m by discuksifg. the tAfng with the engineers who are building the great underground conduit. Con tractor Urnscheid. who is old In the engineering service of the Southwest ern. makes predictions that are cal culated to surprise the most sansuiDe. A reporter for the Review found Umscheid at the slag dump operations yesterday afternoon. He was rusy; his men were working liSe beavers. every effort is being put forth to get that obstinate pile of petrified ashes and rock out of the way forever. Every other operation has been sub ordinated to that one object. With that slag once out of our path, the running of the conduit is going to De easy" was Umscheids remark.
 We are working about forty-five men on this one job he continued, picking his way through the group of Mexican laborers. Tn five or six days. when we are Scooping out the subway proper, we will have to in- crease our force. Still further Increase will be necessary when we get Co the concreting. for there're going to come a time soon when the concrete layers win be pressing right behind the dig gers"
 When asked to explain just how all these operations could be begun Sd soon. Umscheid explained: -The- m@ chiaery for the digging. the hoists and the like ought to be here any day now" he said. After that we csr eat the job up. With the machinry
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE

tContinued from First Page) formal expression of that visa by your body. so recently from the peo- pie as their chosen representatives,, would be both proper and wise
 The near approach of the consum- nation of our hopes and preparations for statehood I feel sure must impress us all with the respons bilities taat rest upon us, which, while not new, are brought more clearly within our view, and which ought to impel as well as to inspire us to the fullest and best and most conscientious q s. charge of the duties devolving upon us at this juncture.
 There can be no question but that
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CALHOUN CASE pRAes.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. I9.-To- days proceedings, opening the sec ond week of the trial of Patrick Cal. houn- upon an indictment charging the offer of a bribe to the San Fran cisco supervisor resulted in no addi tion to the three iHen who were ten; porarily passed last week, and it was evident that many days would elapsc before the taking of testimony would be begun. Out of the body of 150 cit izens summoned during tle intermis sion of two days. all but fifty-six es caped service before the opposing at torneys were given an opportunity tC test the talesmen for bias.
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Stone in Missovn.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, Jan. 19.- William J. Stone. 1t a9Dears. will be reelected United States senator tomorrow. Every Democratic mem Der present today voted for him, and he had several majority over Lieuten- ant Governor John C. Mathews, the Republican party nominee. The leg stature at noon tomorrow win meet in point session and ballot.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-20
SPEECH OF WIllITT
 HAS THEM GUESSING

WASHINGTON, Jan. ls.-A resolu. tion offered by Representative Hughes of West Virginia, providing for a spe- ciaf committee te report what eispo- sition should be made of the sDeech made in the house yesterday by Rep resentative Willitt of New York, he attacking the president. was adopted by the house today.
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NEWSPAPER MAN ADVANCED

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 19.-The president tomorrow will nominate John Callhan. of 0'Eoaghlin City now secretary of the Tokio exposition commission and a prominent uewspa- per and magazine writer. to be assist ant secretary of state, sueceedieg Robert Bacon. who becomes secretary os state
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Japan Protestina.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. l9.-Al' though a denial is made at the state department, and at the Japanese em- bassy that any formal protest has been made to this government. against the proposed anti-Iapanese. legislation in California, yet it is realized that the question is causing considerable concern bota in this country and Japan.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-20
Rarrie's Critic.

J. M. Barrie some years ago wss persuaded to take the chair at Burns celebration in Scotland. He was eI- tremely silent and stole away at the earliest opportunity. Next week ap- yeared in the National Observer hu- morous article entitled Mir. Barrie In the Chair" in which Mr. Barric's lack of social tact was held up to ridicule. Many people thought the writer had gone too far and protested. But the author of the article was Nr, Barrie himself
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GRAFT CASES CONTINUE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1e.-su- perior Judge Dunne today denied a motion of the attorneys for Michael W. Coffey, to quash an indictment ac cusing him of accepting bribe to vote for the trolley franchise for the United Railroads while a member of the Schmitz board of supervisors Coffey pleaded not guilty and the trial was then set for February 1.
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FLOODS PRECEDING.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 19.-A late bulletin from the lower island dis 'ricts tonight were not dismal. The San Joaquin river was comparatively low. thus giving to the ereat of the Sacrsmento river flood six miles shore. The current of water Is reeed- ug steadily.
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Inauenee of Fer7inins pre.s.

Few men realize the influence that dress has upon them. Mau thinks that he is an unbiased being. open to con- vIcti0n. to sound logic. to unanswera- ble argument. Fond delusion. He is open to nothing except to the elO- quence Of q few yards of silk and to inc persuasion of soft laces.-Loudon GraDhic.
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PENSION AGENCIES
 ARE ABOLISHED
But One Out of Eight Remains, Roosevelt Wants CommiS-
 sion in Africa.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 19.-Dis- posing of the speech of Representa- tive Willett, of New York yesterdss
 attacking the president by referring it to a special committee, the house of representatives proceeded today to take up the various appropriation bills. Representative Butler, of Penn syivania, occupied the chair during
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IlIinois in Doubt.

SPRINGFIELD. H., Jan. 19.- Republican senators and representatives met in senatorial eau GUS tonight and unanimously agreed to support the candidacy of Senator Hopkins for reelection. This makes Hopkins the organization candidate, but does not insure his election. as he needs 103.
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WATERS PIERCE LOSS
(Continusd from Flrst .page.l

presented to !. P. Gructt. the former confidential employe Of the Waters Pierce Oil company and the Standard Oil company. who gave testimony re sulting in the verdict; about sI75,G80 will be divided as lawyers fees in equal parts between tbe firm of Greg ory & Dutts, Brooks, the attorney general. and the company attorney. John Brady.
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luahes sueeeeds Teller.

DENVER. Colo. Jan. 19.-Charles J. Hughes, Jr.. Democrat, was elected United States senator by the Colorado legislature to succeed Henry M. Tell CT. Hughes secured the full Demo- cratic party vote in the house.
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cramford nas Malor.tY.

PIERRE. s. D.. Jan. f9---In the sen ate today thirty-nine Republican votes were east for Coe [ Crawford. In the .hosxse ninety>five Republican votes wersi east for Crawford This in surea -Csawfoytfs election.
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Succeeds Himself.

HARTFORD, Conn. Jan. 19.--- United States Senator Frank Brande- gee was today elected to succeed himself in the United States senate for the full term of six years.
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overman Wins.

RALEkI. N. C.. Jan. l9.-TAe gen eral assembly today voted separately for a United States senator, each branch giving Lee IT overman de cisive majority.
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oailinner Reflected.

CONCORD. x. H., Jan. 19.-Jacob H. Galiinger, Republican, was today elected to succeed himself III tle United States senate.
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Johnson Elected.

BISMARk, N. D., Jan. 19.-M- N. Johnson received the vote of the Re pubncans in both houses Of the legis- lature today for United States senator to succeed H. C. Hansbrougn.
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rne important Isem.

He-Here is a thrilling account gs the way in which that daring Worl8n climbed iO the top of 2 mountain which is i've miles high. Wonderful, Isn't itg She-Yes. What did sbe wear? Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Smoos Goeo Back.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Jan. l9.- United States Senator Reed Shoot was reelected today. Both houses voted in separate sessions.
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No Reserbiarce.

"Woman ana cats" said the youth ful boarder. ~are alike"
 Wrong. young man." said the cheer ful idiot "A woman can't run up a telegraph pole. and cat can't run up a millinery biil.-
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cummins Gets Lonq Term.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 19.-At bert J. Cumm:ns was today elected to six year term in the United States senate.
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Well Bred.

Do yca speak the truth?' "Not always"
 "why not always" "I hate to be impolite. Nashville l -le-iclE-
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How many people live on the repOta- tion of the reputation they night have made.-IIolInes.
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Jon.e Prom washInoton.

OLYMPIA, Wasi-, Jan. 19.-Wcsly l.. Jones was elected to the United States senate today.
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Clark is Named.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 19.-- James Fl. Clark was today elected to succeed himself as United States sen ator.
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Penrose for Third lime.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 1s.-Boise Penrose was reelected United States senator for the third time.
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SUPERVISORS WILL MEET ,s0 TOMORROW IN PHOENIX
Special to the Review.)

PHOENIX. Ar'z.. Jan. l9.--The tci ritorial association of county super yisors will meet here tomorrow for the purpose of considering proposed leg islation fer the benefit os n counties. A majority of the counties VIII DC fe'' resented.
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MANY STATES NAME
 CHOICE FOR SENATOR

Continued from First Page) the house stood A., senate 19. total 5S. seven more than was necessary.
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PRICE OF SILVER.

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-Bar silver 52 3-Sc; Mexican dollars. 44c.
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ing an appropriation of s2o.ooo for a .cornrnisS:on to investigate conditions in the Republic of Liberal, Africa, was read
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
WRIGHT UINS BERLIN.
Elder Brother Entertained by Clubs
and Courted by RoyaItY.

Berlin. Sept s.-The Aero Club and the Autorno-
bile Club of Berlin united in giving q dinner TO-
night for Orvie Wright. in which of the
sviators Of Gernany Joined. Admiral HOLMAN
presided and proposed toast to Mr.. Wright, who
responded. prsising CounI Zeppelin's work
Among those present were David jayne Hill. the
American Ambassador: Major Gross. chief of the
military aviation battalion; Major Parseval. Major
Hesse, chief of the communication bureau of the
general staff, and several privy councillors.
Crown Prince Frederick and the princess
visited the Tempehof parade ground at early
hour this morning Orvie Wright fly. The
workings of the machine explained the
royal visitors after which the prince and the
princess talked with AIr. Wright and his sister
Katherine animatedly. asking many questions.
Mr.. Wright then made flight of twenty minutes
duration in a strong wind. When he descended the
crown prince and his wife applauded and congratu-
lated him. Mr.. Wright then up again with
passenger. Captain Englehardt his German pupil
and remained in the air for fifteen minutes
This afternoon hIr. Wright aloft with Mrs
Hildebrand, wife of Captain Won Hildebrand
and remained up eleven and one-half minutes. The
crowd cheered Mr.. Wright made another fight
alone of seven and one-half minutes.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
THE RIOTOUS HATPIN.
Several Subway Passengers Little the Worse
for It's Presence.

A Small-szed riot prectptated the sub
way the other day by a woman's hatpin. Just a
hatpn. nothing more; but /; gave man a bloody
scratch. spcared another mans car. within
an eighth OF an inch OF putting out womans eye
and got the feeling pretty poevlsh.
II Broadway rush hour train. packed to
the limit The girl with the hatpn vas a stun
ming girl. and maybe that the reason the
didn't growI first they lodged the point
Of the pin which stuck good four inches
beyond her hat But when in tho swaying Of the
II struck the Of tho other womans eye
there trouble.
Ouch she screamed. My yakeS It's a pity
there couldn't he a law 90 keep women from wear
ing spears in their hats
Just then a spinster-looking woman seized the
point Of the hatpln In her hand and tried 10 push
II back, but retired precipitately, nursing her
hand. People began 10 duck away. and the peo-
pie they ducked into protested and the guard stood
tptoe and peered through the crowd. wonder
ing if It a for the police reserves
Through It all the girl with the hstpin was quite
unperturbsd.
III you'll give me time ard a little room I'll tx
it, she drawed. feeling langudly for the head OF
the pin. But It's hard do II when I'm stand
ing and holding 10 strap
She didn't deserve it. but a man gave her his
seat. As the train drew into i3d street she was
still exploring leisurey for the pin and her un-
fortunate right hand neighbor lucking
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
QUICK STARTING TEST
IN AEROPLANE CONTEST.
Crrtiss Rises an Eighty Yards
Time, Eight and a Half Seconds.

Srescia, Italy Sept. S.-There further aero
plane flying at Brescia to-day in the various con-
tests arranged by the committed including the
Grand Prix. the fifty kilometre t3i05 miles) race
and the quick starting" test
Glenn III. Curtiss, the American aviator. crossed
fhe line for the Grand Prix to avoid penalzation
He also took part In the quick starting Test
snd succeeded in leaving the ground ninety yards
his starting point and covering the distance in
the prescribed time. Curtiss made another try In
the quick starting test. He left the ground in
slightly yards, his time being eight and one-halt
seconds
In the competition for the altitude prize Rougier
reached a height OF 100 metres. He used a Voisn
biplane.
The flights to-day seemed to indicate that the
struggle the highest honors will be among
Curtiss Beriot and Rougier. Their tests so far are
looked upon merely preliminary tuning up Of the
machines for the Grand PriX, for which the final
contests will be held Saturday and Sunday.
cortlsndt F. Bishop, president of the American
Aero Club, asked NJ. Bleriot, the French aviator
to-day go America Bleriot replied that he
regretted he could not accept the invitation he
had engagements up TO the last of December.
CSirtiss has accepted offer from Chicago TO
fly in that city if a sufficiently large field for the
msnnuvring of his seroplane'can be secured The
offer comes from a Mr.. Riley.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
STATE "ANTIS" ACTIVE
Prominent Speakers WM did Var
against Sufrngists.

Since the women of England began their battle
for the ballot their representatives have been VS.
iting these shores with considerable regularity
and melting the feminine part of the population to
rebellion Now the "antis'' going to turn the
tables. They have kept in constant touch with the
English anti-suffrage movement. and next winter
they hope to have Mrs. George Cornwallis west
Nady Randolph ChurchilD to help them In their
battle against votes for women. The state AS
sociation Opposed to Woman Suffrage, like the
National League for the Civic Education OF
Women, is arranging campaign or parlor meet
ings, and Lady Randolph Is to address some OF
these meetings She is chairman OF the Nortn
Wales branch of the English Anti-Suffrage Society.
The association, which has headquarters AT No.
% East 39th street. reports great demand Tor
parlor meetings and has already arranged for egh-
teen outside the city. The city meetings VIII be
announced later. At present the association is en-
tirely occupied with the state fair at Syracuse.
where 1t is to have booth thus making two
centres OF influence. opposed to one suftragist
centre. strong force of anti women Will
be in attendance during the week of the fair.
and thirty Thousand pamphlets ready for dis
tribution. Those going from New York are Mrs.
Fritz Achels Mrs. J. Elliott I.angstaf. Mrs. George
Douglas, Miss Catherine Welland Merritt Mrs.
James l.. Hamilton and Mrs. George Phillips They
will he joined in Syracuse by Mrs. w. W. Grinnell.
Of Albany; Miss Margaret Freeman. and probably
Miss Margaret Doane Gardiner. The State Asso-
citation will not hold any meetings as it does not
approve of aggressive tactics Its work will be
done through "heart-to-hesrt' talks with indi-
viduals or groups OF women. and the distribu-
ton OF literature. 1t will also take the sigma
lures of all women over eighteen who do not want
to vote.
During the winter tho office force Is to be
strengthened TO meet the increasing demand for
speakers and literature
THE demand for literature comes from all over
the world" said Mrs. Phillips yesterday, land Il is
curious fact that men ask for it more than
women"
Mrs. Phillips reports great increase of interest
in Brooklyn. The work there is in charge OF Mrs.
William A. Putnam. whose home. No. 20 Willow
street is serving headquarters at present, and
Miss Alice Hill Chittenden Is acting secretary
for the borough.
Mrs. Otto Kiliani. member Of the executive.
and daughter Of Bayard Taylor. has just re
turned from England where she has much Of
the English "antis.'' She visited the Frederick
Harrisons' and a luncheon was given FOR her by
Mrs. Humphry Ward.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
A SUFFRAGE CALENDAR.
Mrs. Mackay Society Will Sell II for Benefit
of College League

\ suffrage calendar which is to be sold at the
lectures of the Equal Franchise League in the
Garden Theatre for the beneit OF the College Equal
Suffrage League is being arranged by Mrs CIar-
ence Mackay and Airs Henry Miller The calendar
VIII have an elaborate cover. and there will be
quotations relative to woman suffrage and WON.
ans work for every day of the year. The col
lege league is in need OF funds TO hiring its
report on the working OF woman suffrage in Colo
RADIO.
The lectures will begin December 10 at the
Garden Theatre and will he continued on alternate
Wednesday mornings at II O'Clock. The speakers
far secured Everett Colby. Colonel George
Harvey. Mrs II. = Blatch. Mrs. Carrie Chapma n
Gait and Dr. Louis Auspacher. 1t is hoped th' I
Miss Jane Adams Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker and
Governor John L. shafroth of Colorado will also
be able To give addresses. The boxes will be sold
either in whole in part and informa ton may be
secured from Mrs. John Writer'S Brunnsn No II
West 18th street
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
PLANNED JAIL BREAK FAILED.
Warden Says Girl Servant and Two Others
Were in Plot to Save Murderer

Allentown Penn Sept. 9.--An elaborate plan by
which George L. Schaeffer, under of
death for murder intended to kill the officers in
the Lehigh County Jail here and escape, has been
discovered according a statement made public
to-day by H. J. Wieaud, warden of the prison.
The warden intercepted letters that Schaeffer was
trying smuggle out of Jail
Schaeffer, according TO the warden, concocted the
plan with former cellmste and girl servant in
the warden's apartments. who had access TO
Schaeffer's cell These two with third person.
were TO the Jail late the night of
August IS with automobile The warden was
De called TO the door, sandbagged and robbed OF
his keys. The girl pass a vial of drugs in
hole In Schaeffer's cell window for by him in
chloroforming his guard.
Wieand and six other prison officials laid in wait
all night for the party. but they failed 10 show up.
due, il has since been learned. to the failure of
rhe unknown man TO keep his appointment Since
then Schaefer has been especially well guarded.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-10
CASH REGISTER CUSTER.
Ohio Proceeds against the National
COMPANY of DaUton.

Columbus. Ohio Sept 9.-Attorney General Den
man brought quo warranto proceedings in the
Franklin County Circuit Court to-day against the
National Cash Register Company of Dayton Ohio
with an authorized capital of 100000, praying
that it be ousted from its charter. that receiver
be appointed 10 wind up its affairs and that It's
assets be distributed among the stockholders.
The petition alleges illegal restraint of trade.
conspiracy to form trust misappication of funds
in the carrying out of alleged unlawful business
enterprises, in the purchase of personal items and
the payment of personal expenses of officers and
agents and spies of the company and in the pay
ment of alleged excessive fees and salaries 10 ia
vored officers and agents at the expense of
minority stockholders.
The petition sets forth that the company has
harassed competitors by bringing needless and ex-
pensive litigation, by starting dummy companies
and by selling machines below the cost Of manu-
facture. and that it maintains at its Dayton head
quarters a graveyard wherein depicted the
careers and losses of all its opposition II is fur
ther set forth that the company has sold its wares
where competition existed at exorbitant prices
and has thereby accumulated vast OF money
in of its capital