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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-04-07
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.
Removal Of ST. Lawrence Catholic
Cemetcry-Ncw Rcctory and
Church to be Erected.

The last body to be Gisinterred and
removed from the old ST. Lawrence
Catholic cemetery on West Liberty
street was that OF Rev. Father Tim
othy j. Sullivan. who died on August
9Th. 1865. was removed Friday.
His bones were re-interred In the new
Catholic cemetery on Oakland ave-
nue.. Fathers Wood and Kennedy,
the two priests in charge of the Sum-
ter Catholic church, removed with
their own hands the bones of their
dead brother priest. The remains
were found In remarkably good
state OF preservation. The dead priest.
buried over forty years ago. was at
tired in the full vestments of his
priestly ONCE. The vestments were
purple and today the robes of the
priest. after forty-three years inter-
ment. were In q splendid state Of pre-
servation. In many parts even the pur-
pie colors remaining intact and the
fringe OF the vestments were in good
condition.
Many Of Sumter's citizens remem-
ber the brick vault over the grave of
Father Sullivan. which, for many
years. was under the old Cath o,ic
church. until that building was torn
down and replaced by a more mod
ern structure. The epitaph on the wide
marble slab Of the vault was inscrib-
ed entirely In Latin. except the name
Of deceased. which was in plain Eng
lish.
Altogether, about eighty bodies
have been moved from the old GEM
etery to the new burying ground. Ev-
cry body known Of has been moved.
The church building was moved away
several years ago and the old GEM
etery Is now on the real estate mar
ket.
The march of progress is slowly but
surely moving many OF the old land.
marks OF this city.
Reverend Father A. j. McNeal, for
forty-three years the pastor OF the
Catholics OF Sumter. retired a few
months ago and has gone to Charles
ton to live. Father Mack" as he
was more familiarly known to his
congregation and to many others In
Sumter. was man OF marked intel
lectuality and deep student of the
ology. although exceedingly retiring
and modest In disposition.
His forty-three years of service In
sumter consisted entirely of devotion
to his duties to his church and to his
God. He never went out. except to
his church and to attend sick calls for
many years.
Fathers Wood and Kennedy Satur-
day shipped to the Cheraw Cotholic
church the first altar piece or taber-
nacle ever used In Sumter. 1t was
put In place in the first Catholic
e'o'th chNStcu III SuIittr III the year
1898.
Father Wood Is having erected on
the old rectory lot on East Liberty
street. just In front and a little to the
side of Father 'Macks" old house, q
modern two-story ten-room frame
rectory which will cost between four
and five thousand dollars.
Sometime within the next few
months ground will be broken on the
same lot, and within few feet of
the rectory. for magnificent brick
church edifice, which will cost about
fifteen thousand dollars. and will be
one Of the prettiest churches In this
State. Mr.. John w. McKiever is the
contractor In charge of the building
of the new rectory and is doing q
splendid job for the church.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-04-07

When the Court of General Ses-
sions convened Friday afternoon
no business was transacted and Judge
Gary ordered an adjournment until
Monday morning.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-04-07

The average husband is silent
partner in the domestic firm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
Sarriman's Snitano bci5crt iidl.

Burner, M..D., 8. Septcmber.-
Gbmoro $. &orriman's 3uItano bat
lid erbeblih gcbeiiert, luie Or. @nl.
@a 2nIe, Der str5t Ncs ,Yatientenv,n lO
Nep. 5. Solmes Mc @,linneB, iein
Seeliorger. i'm 2auic ocs Cages Der
fiinoeter,. Son meld)er Sragpeite Die
Sciicruitg lit unb mie -es lid gellult
nit Dem @eiinobeits5uitono oes
Giicnbabn- Magnoten perbGlt, FAINT
jsopd aus ocn Geriidcrungen Der bei-
cen &erren nidjt ermciien merben.
Dab bas gefinoen oeS Yatienten
ruibrenb ieiner iiingltcn otiltcn Ser
COMMISSIONING Gin iebr beoenflihes
mar, unterlicst feinem 3meifcl. Sn
fer @aaitroBe in Ncm-Dorf cirfil'
l,rte gcltern Dos 8criid)t, bob Sorri'
MO foot Jet, unb Die &iirie lpuroen
ihlimmen Sbnaufungen u1termor'
fcn, ebe cs lid berausitelltc, oab oas
@criidt unbegriinoct mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
Der Sdiff6rud bcs ulanrentiam."

st. Sobns, N.-5., 8. Septcnt.
her. = Gie Eaiiuaiere bes Tampiers
,2ourentian" BON Der AQan-2inie.
ipeId}er olf Scr 6obrt BON Bolton
rad, Glasgow %geitranbet lit. MURDER,
N 1repaiiep ailf Dem 3ampfer Bro
ipcro" iiberfiibrt, weId)er bon bier
i;af Dem Sdnliplat Der aotaltropbe
oelanot lporoen uno BON BORT bierbcr
5liriidgefebrt lit. IS iheint iider 5li
icin. bab Ser ,2aurcntion" pouit1n-
Gig uerlorcn lit, ober man bofit nod.
einen Sbeil Der 2aonng bergen SIT
tonnen. Gle Saiiasiere uno Die
Mannid)ait bes geitranoeten Cant
piers peroen bon bier aus aui Dem
Gampfer ~Mongolion" ibre 5abrt
ilnh Glasgow fortieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09

iin0 lire Grru1geni6often bon gro-
Ber 9eoeutung, unb es lit alid) iebr
mid,tie, ooB Die beibcn 9eridte per-
gliden nerben.
IS piiroe iiberfliiiiig ieir, Cont
monoer Teorp's Ioute olf ieiner
Giidfobrt 5u erorterrL urlo ferner
nublos, iid) in Spcfulationen ilber
Die Don ben 5lpci Sorihern erreid)terl
Eul1fte ST. ergebcn. @s mag lein,
DAB lie INN mcbrere geogropbiid)e
Minilten bifferirten. IS lit uidt bon
Yeoeutung, ob Der genoll nlatbenlo-
tide Sol erreiht luuroe, ionoern es
lit wi6tig, DOB Die geograpbiifen
@erbGltniiic beS Bllnftes beobodtct
wurocn, @obrideinlih miro ttpoS
81 tbun iibrig bleibcn. @os ii6rig lit,
miro fir uns Illc binrcidenh Iellt."
aonig @eorg regternngs-
III ii c.
81 0 II, 3. september. Gtner
Gcpeihe ocs 9crliner Correspondent
teli Der yG6lniiden 3eitirng" 5ufolgc
miro cine in 9(tben oui9etoudtc 9tad)-
ridt bab a0nig @corg bon 8riebet.
loilb obsuoanfen miinidc, in oortigcll
allt unterrihteten 2rcilcn fir gluuba
miiroia gebolten. Gem Sernebmci1
rod, miro Der WtpnordJ nid)t llllpcr'
siigIid) cincn iold)cu Sdritt tbun,
ionocrn cine before @elc9cnbeit ob-
mortcn, nm 5ll @liniten ieines Sob.
hes Dem Sbronc 81 cntiogen. Sein
Gntidlllb miro bon Der Saltrng oes
EnrlamcntS ~gegeniiber Dem &onig
o%hbGngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09

Gepartement Yanlpblete orlden laIs
len, norin oie geeignetite Nusrot-
tllngsiueiie bargelegt miro, unb in
Waiie unter ben Sarmern unb ben
V%efpo6ncrn bon 9roben unb fleinen
Srten Ser Ser. Staoten perbreitet.
@egenocn 6u6spreIIungs-
ltnfug.
@ie SefretGr 9ifinion int einen
Sdrei6en Dem Hepr1icntanten %. &.
Ibomion BON Georgia mittbeilt, lit
Der Ser eriten &Iaiie Der WilitGr.Slf
bemie in @eit-Yoint angeb0rige bon
bier itammenoe &aoett Sobn 8. BOO
fer, jun, nift ans Der InItalt emit
laiien iporoen, meil er lid an benz &C.
gen ben aabetten &olonoo Sittton
geridteten 5ud)sprellen betbeiligt bit
te, ionbern, neil er gebuloet bat, oab
I%ngeboriee Der britten alaiie an iol-
diem Der picrten &lolie ibr Miitbdelt
fiiblten. Ser Sefretdr meint, Der
GonoreB mcrbc pcrmitblih ben 9c.
rift iibcr Die llnteriufung cinfors
bern uno peroffentliten.
6ra6tgebiibre uriid5
6aDlen.
9ie Gommiijion fir oen Spiifen-
ltaotliden Sanoelsperfebr gab belltt
cine Gntideioung iiber Die Yelhmeroc
elmer Tnsabl iiiolider gerfrod)tcr ob,
fpeld)e bebauptet batten, fir bic 9e.
foroerune bon Dellom Eine aus
2ouiiiana, Miiiiiiippi urb Dem weIt-
lihen alabama ici ibnen cine 81 boDe
Sraftgebiibr BON Sen 9abnen ab9e=
tommen uoroen. Gle Gommiilion
erfl1rte, oaB Die berebnete Srod)t in
Der Sbot uml 2 Gents per 100 Yfunb
5n bod angeiebt porben lei mo bob
aus bieieml @rltnoc Oen 0erirohtern
gegen cine Miaion 5uriid5ueritatten
iei. Sn Der aroBen Nebr3obl Der 5G!-
lie paren bic 3ificren5en iibrisens
idon oilrd Gergleid) beigelegt NOT
ben.
Gin tiirfiiber Tump.
@ie in Der bieligen tiirfiihen BOT
ld)aft offi5ieQ befannt gcgeben ipuroe,
bcabiidtigt bos tiirfiide Silton5mini-
iterium alrf @rl1no oes Nrtifels 36
bes Sinnn5geietes fir oas laufenbe
6isfaliobr ei1en Gontroft beSiiglih
Der llebernnbme elmer Inleibe bon )
Willionen tiirfiiter Yfunb (ungef0br
$22,5OO,O0U) acknowledgment, lpelhe 4
Ero5ent iabrlifer 3inien tragen nnb
iubrlid) ST. 1 Yro5cnt amortiiirt per-
ben ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
0entidjer YGbasos eeitOrben.

0ctbeL Cont, 8. september.
&orl Ectter, SO Sabre alt, meld)er
oils Grofeiior fir auslanoiide 9opro.
den an peridieoenen erSiebnngs- MT
l%tolten tbdtig eetpeieu lit unb mebrcrc
Werfe iiber Wuiif uno gr5iebungs-
Inselegenbeiten i'm Iasemeinen &C.
id)ricbem bat, itarb beate oabier at
einem Sd)lagonfau. gr mar aus
Gentidlano sebiirtig uno fam Dor
rnebreren Sabren ans Detroit nad)
Bethel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
Eaeifie.T luttc nabc Sunplnlu.

Spnplu II, 8. September. =
SIC Enciiic- Slottc, bic am lettcn
Sonntag Mprgen inter Dem Gom-
rlunbo bes Nbmirols Scbree oui cine
Iabrt int oltoiiotiihen @enGicrn bon
Som 5roncisco ailsgelaufen lit, itonb
NeItern Nbeno IN brnbtloier telegra.
pbiIhcr @erbinbing nit Sonolull
nno oiirfte am 5rcitag iriib bier all-
fpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
gdtwerer @eaen.

1opefn, 8s., z. September. =
&ier mar acitern uitb porseitern Elm
auberoroentIid beftiser Hegeniaa 81
rcr5eidnen, fbelder poae sip0li Stun.
ben iiniinterbroden anbielt. IS iie-
len iiber, adt 3ol 8egen. Der Ser
frbr aiif ben Strdbenbdbnen scrictb
in Stiditdno iuto piele Qeite mnBten
birds 3nficr mad, ibrern @eiddfts-
pi6sen ihreiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
&abel. Of c II.

surge &abel 0epeben.
Ger omcrifaniife @unoesieuotor
Nclion ". MlOrid mo Suniilie bega,
ben iid) aeltern bon Toris oireft l,od)
Mir les 9oins, no Tie 5ipci Wod)en 5ll-
bringen perbcn.
Sn Eoris lit Scr nombofte Barton
Sean 2oIiallc i'm sitter bon 50 Sab.
rcit %geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09
Bob crtrGnft Wcacr.

3appiIIc, Co., s. September.-
Senrp Sill, Elm Negcr, pcldcr zines
no6c Mongbom periibtcn nniittliden
Ingriifs aiif Sri. Settle Cones al,se-
tiogt NOR, mnroc bon cinem Mob
cllf Dem Sd)airpIas oes Yerbrcd)el,s
in einein Bad ertrGnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-09

gapeh doors 5nlladlt m~aDt1dethlt9
modien merben.
Gei6 Mbgeorbnctc:
getaoelt.
81 Hei6enboh IN Shlelicn III
cine Geriommlitng bon Gentrlm*'
lpablern SIT abruptem SdlltB gefonls
men. Ter Heihstags albgcorbnete
Or. SleiIfer, @erbunosoireftor IN
Berlin, ipelder Den II. 9rcslorler
Wablfreis Observation-Disclosures per
tritt, erltattete Sen iibliben Ged)en.
id)aitsberidlt iiber ieinc 1bGtigfeit
i'm Parliament. M
Gr. 6leilder muroe oornot BON
p%eridiebenen Sciten ouf oas SfGri-
ite anaeariffen. Sblieblid puroe
gar nod Ser formlide Mntrag gelteQt,
Dab JIeiider ourd) feline SteQune
nabme CUR Jinan5reform oos Ser,
trauen Der @ableridaft bcs &rciies
perloren babe. lin es jebot) 81, per-
bitten, Dob cs 81 elmer Nbitimmua1
unb 81 tumultuariifen 8~unogeblm-
gen fame, loite Der &oriisenoe in
9robter Gle Die Geriommlmg alli.
Sur Nicoerlegung ieineS
Wanoats aufgeforbert.
Nuiiebcn errest Die aifoire be5
oelltidio5ialen &eid)sta9s : Ibgeoro-
meter, Sf)od, lpclder inter Dem Ser,
baht bes M1bfenbonoels in Soft
genommell, ober alsbolo mieoer fret
gelaiien puroe. Gr iudte in ollonp-
men 3eitungs-I nnoncen cine Game
oils Meiiebegleiterin, pelte in &C.
meinidaft nit ieiner 6roil Die Sreu-
ben oes 2ebens mo Der 2iebe tleile:l
iollte.
gnldBlid) Der Gntbiiquneen for
bern Die 9ldtter Sfud, melder Den
5~lpeiten Sa6ien.@ eimarer @oblfreis
Giienad-G ermbod pertritt, ollf. fetn
Monbot nieSer5ulegen. Shnd lit
friiber ots Soriteber bes Geiltihs9tu'
tiollalen Sonoliulgsgebiilfen.9e rban'
bes in Somburg bdltfig genannt
moroen.
Gigentbi ii m 1t e Gpioemi c
in WeItpbol Ell.
Inter Der 9ep0lfcrung bes peit.
! pbGliidet &reiies Sagen berridt
groBe Grregling iiber cine plolih ouf-
getretene Gpibemie. Nidt wclliger.
ais 30 ainber e~rfrnnften III reiBenh
roiher Solge an ipinaler ainoerl1b.
mung. 3ebn SGqe iino bereitS toot'
lid perlouien.
auf Die BON Der 5uit1noigen 9s-
bor0e erituttetc An5eiae %entionotc Der
prcuBiid]e altltusminiitcr b. Croft 81
Sol5 iofprt cine meoi5iuiibe alttori.
tat. Tim Die llriod)c Der Gpioemtie 81,
criorihen rno fir Die %qeeienete!,
Wobregeln 81 ibrer 9efGmpfmnq
Gorge 81 traaen.
t@ 'gtanS in Salt bH i ~ .
Sn Somburg lit Die 3iinoihnur'
6obrif Wort iniolge zines 9litihIl.
ges in @rano gcrotbcn. Ter eleftfi,
ihc 6unfe fiibrte cine Grploiion her.
bel, Oeren furdtbares @etoie iid olli
lpeite G%ntfernun9en bemerfbor mad)'
te. Bel Der Woiie bes leidt ent5iino-
lid)en Stoffcs perbreiteten lid bi.
6lommen NIT roienoer @eifminoig.
felt, 10 baB Die 2oid)monnihoften lid
elmer Hieienouigobe geeeniiber ioben
Ter angeridtete Sd)nocn lit ieoell
fals foloiiol. Sm Augenblif lit nod
feline 9enauere Sddsung moglid.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-31
BISbEE MILK IS
 REGULARLY INSPECTED

Yesterday The Review received q commun. cation from a subscriber in this c'ty who was des rus of know ing whether or D. Bisbee has a reg ularly appointed city m lk inspector. The writer states that il his opinion all m'Ik should be inspected in order that the poorer c asses might bs pro vided " tn as good a qualify of milk as tho others received
 Bisbee has no one person especial ly assigned to the du-y of inspecting the milk offered for sa'e and con sumed within the ty, but the city health of cer, Dr. Hagan, among his other duties, perf~rms the work of milk inspector. The ty ordnance prov ding for the inspect on of n ! has been Tn effect for some t'me but no arrests have ever beel made un- der it's provisions. However, since the ordnance Nas adopted by tho city fathers several applications foI licenses to sell milk within the city have been refused, after an inspection of the mi k by pr. Hagan. The inspec- ton of milk Is as thorough in Bisbee as in any other city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-31

Crosby McEIarg, who is to be as sistant secretary of commerce and la Dor, is a young North Dakota lawyer who has been active in republican politics for several years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-31
FORMER B|SBEE|TE
 HTS THE LONG TRAIL
w. c. Fraser Leaves For South America to Work for.
 Large Corporation

". G. Fraser. assistant superintend Cut of machinery at the c. & A. unti. & short tune ago, sailed Monday las, for South America from New York according to a telegram received here ny Nj. A Peterson, traffic man foi the Calumet X Arizona people. He wIll there take pos .tion as manager for the South American interests Of the New Trinidad Asphalt Company, a subsidiary corporation of tn5 General Asphalt Company of America.
 Fraser will make his residence at Br ghtcn on Trin dad sland at the mouth of the Orincco, and will have charge of three prcpert es on the island and one on the mainland or Venszuela- He is accompanied by his wifa and son.
 Mir. Fraser, during his residence of three and a hah gears in the Warren strict, made an unusually large number of fir ends because of his kind heart and even temper. T1.s was sig nified by a smoker given him at the Country Club ori,- D his departure, at which c gAty of S friends and as sociztes were present. As memento of b resi- -eRce in the district and oi the appreeiad. n in wh.ch he was held these friends presented aim with a watch and flo, gu tably engraved, and Of va-ue sun -cient to make 1t always , highly prized.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-31
MEN
 WILL CONSIDER
 BASE BALL TEAM
Col. Powell Agrees to Park ii Proper Backing is Secured For Nine-Meeting Will Be Held Tomorrow

The basebal situation continues to improve with steadiness and increas- ing rap'dF The business men of tae camp have become deep'g interested in the movement, and to morrow night at T.SG will hold a meeting at the Copper Queen hotel. where ;le matter will be considered at length. and soUc definite action, if such can be done, taken. Such msu as r.. A. Ioyroa M- ,. Cunningham, George Buxton, FrabkenbuTg broth CTS. Colonel Powell and others have promised to be present at the meet ing, and with such men interested, 1t will indeed be a dihicult problem which they cannot solve.
 Colonel Powell has stated that if the business men of the city will back up an organization. the street railway company stands ready to build a ba ! park which will be the inferior of none in the territory. and to extend the street railway to the grounds. which will be located near the Coun- try club site With this gladdenmg leWs to back them, the fans of tho city have gone to work iu earnest in an effort to interest the business men lThe nucleus of a first class team IS already here and full nine can be cured in a very short time. The bus mess men stand ready to do anything within reason and nothing beyond that win be required.
 The plan which has met with the greatest approval is to form a small stock company. each supporter Of the team subscribing for as many shares as ke feels that be can take. With the funds thus acquired the initial expenses Of organization, such as se curing baseball paraphernalia. eta, will be met, Later if the games with the Reighboring cities nst any thing, above the salary of the teara and the necessary. expenses 1t will go to the stockholders
 The sentiment among the fans and
 the business men is the same, and Is of the right lnnd-they want team that will win.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-31
WORK RESUMED IN
 IRISH MAY MINE
Gas Fumes and Water in Shaft Has Been Pumped
 0ut

Work is proceeding as usual iE the tr'sh Mag. The gas or smoke with which the> mine was threatened has been thoroughly tsosaled with bulk heads and all passage of the fumes efccJUally ended. Six men were overcome during tae work Of stop ping the leak, which was iB drift 24 -n tha 10o0-lo0- level, but all Of them
 evved quickly and suffered no sc riOus results.
 Over a year ago tho mine was se- -iOusly threatened with similar 'eX- perience. The exact nature of the gases which drove the men from he mines was never aScertained. al though 1t was generally ascribed to burn ng timbers. Whatever the cause t was the same as that which caused the trouble yesterday and the day be- fore. In the first experience the vol ume of gas was such that fifty or more men were overcome and the lives of several endangered by the suffo- eating fumes.
 Prompt action was taken at the first intimation of the recurrence of the trouble, and so far as the work of the mine was concerned there was prac- t.ealy no delay.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-31
4 CRIMINAL
 WAS SEEKER OF CHARITY
Man Wanted For Old Crime in Canada Was After Aims From Residents Of This City

The organization of tao charity committee in B.sbeC, whereby all of the chari; es Of tbe city are united has resulted in some remarkable dis closures. The latest has been the d,s- cOrcry of burg ar wanted in Canada fog crime committed fifteen years -g1 And tho feature that should be brought out until t is impressed upon be mind of olery charitably inclined person is that all cases cf charity ih0uid be referred to the charity committee, Of wlich c K Reynolds aoort tary of tIo lccal Board Of Trade is he head. Unless th's Is done the grcZt object of the organ azitCn Is lest It Is hoped by tb $ method to weed out the graftcrs and aid the worthy
 Tho ind Tidua1 to whom reference
 Is made drifted into the rooms of the char ty committee with a tale of woe faat would bring tears uf sympathy from the harC-Iesrted. His N fe d'ed a year ago in Vancouver, B. C., he sad and left h'm w'th no less tha'r seven gir's These he -ut 10 friends in Nova Scotia, he claimed, and was OF his way to Galvsst~n, where he hoped to secure employment at his occupation which Is that of a marine engineer.
 He claimed that he had walked all the way from Les Angelrs to Tomb stone ard from thero to Bisbee, where he had collected S1.50. mostly from tbe Canadians of tne camp. It was afterward learned that ho- had col ieeted at last S15 and how much more is not known. Bruce as he said h's name was. although it was later discovered that tlfs was assumed, was well dressed, of rather eadaverous appearance and wore new pair of top boots reaching 10 h's knees. He had a game left arm. which he claimed had been injured n Q fly wheel
 Bruce" had on three links md said he was an Odd Fellow. Asksd for h's credentiais he had none. Queried as to the place in which his membership was retained he grew pale and said it was too small to reach by tele- grarh. Assur q thnt every effort would be made to resch there by wire bis feet fe'l to itcN 'ng. re grabbed ais hat threw open the thr tie of his trusty tie-walkers and hcaded for the aeart of Soncra.
 A letter from Mrs George E. Perry to relatives in Vancouver with q de sc-inticn of the it'nerant engineer disclosed the fact that he Is wanted hv the Caua1isn pOiice for Q bur giaTy comm tDes fifteen years ago Mrs. Perry had gwen. cut of sympathy. S in charity Slje has now learn ed that Bruce's proper name is Brewster and will probably refer the next charity case to the committee for invest gation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-31

DALLAS, Texas, March 30-With an address at Gainesville tonight ex- Governor Robert B. Glenn of North Carolina win beg'n a months speech making tour of Texas in the inter est of the home mission work of the Southern Presbyterian church. Inci- dentally the former executive of North Carolina, who aided largely in aboIishing the saloons in that state,
 expected to use his influence in the campaign now on to put Texas in the prohibition column.
 Ex-Governor Glenn is scheduled for visit in this city Sunday and Mon day next. He will arrive here Satur- lay and on the evening of that day be will be tendered a banquet by the North Carolina club Of Dallas
 Among the Texas cities embraced in the itinerary arranged for the for mer North Carolina governor are Ab- ilene, sherman, Fort Worth, Waco. San Antonio. Corsicana. Austin, Gal weston, Houston and Orange.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-31
AGUA PRIETA RACE TRACK
 Is PLANNED
California Jockey Club Off, ciaIs Contemplate Building Racing Plant Across the Mexican Border

X well known resident of this city. I man wno spdnds considerable time each year on the coast, and who is closely identified with q number of Cal fornia sporting men, this morning received h letter from Los Angeles containing news of great interest to the recpe of B'sbee and Southern Arizona generally.
 The letter. which was from the sporting editor of a Los Angeles news paper, stated that Tommy Williams, president of the California Jockey Club, intended constructing a modern and up-to-dste racing plant at Agua Preita Mexico, and that work would begin some time in the near future. The California Jockey Club built and now controls the tracks at Arcadia, Santa Anita. Tanforan and Emery vile on the coast. However, the new Walker anti-raeing bill recently passed by the California legislature will mean the closing of the four above named race courses. They will close when the present season is over, which will be in about thirty days. aud n all probability will never be reopened.
 President Williams of the Jockey Club has already let contracts for the building of racing plant at Tia Juana, Mexico. across the border rom California, and according to the in- formation received by the Bisbeeite tho proposed Agua Pr.eta track will be the second Of a string that ne pro poses building in Mexico at Po.nts just across the internat- -onsl boundary line
 The Southern Pacific railroad is now building Into Douglas and VII also probably touch Agua Pr-eta- Il not it will De necessary fer the own CTS Cf the rac-ng plant there to con struct a i-ae connecting with Doug las.
 At first dance if may seem to tat person not fam liar wi.h rae ng mat ters that a town the size of Agus Prieta cou'd not sustain rae ng sea son of any great length. but the faci must b. taken into consideration thai race track men. bOokmakers, owner