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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
IN GAY NEW YORK.

The Raymond Teal comic opera played to a large audience in Gay New York" which is one of the best plays in their repertoire. Raymond
 Teal is certainly funny, and not only threw the aud ence into a repeated it of laughter last night, but put the chorus out of business for few min utes. They were brought back four times. and each time seemed funniel
 than the preceding. The girls in the
 chorus work hard and do their parts
 exceptionally well. Tonight the Girl frcm Bagdad'' will be repeated with many new and attractive features. and is perhaps the best given by this com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
.* CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS ss
PERSONAL MEN TON.

Major George H. Kelly came up from Douglas last nignt
 Martin Costello came in from the west yesterday on a short business trip. He spent the holidays at the coast with friends and relatives.
 lem Overlook. who has been visiting his brother in the northwest, return ed to Bisbee yesterday.
 Frank Hereford came over yesterday from Tucson
 W. J. Young. of the Great Western mine at Courtiand, came in from Courtsand yesterday.
 Inspector Charles Cornell passed through to Flagstaff yesterday.
 R. H. ShiRkle, has returned from Anderson. Indiana
 John Gleason. of Gleason, spent yes terday in Bisbee
 Jim Finch came in from the west yesterday. He has been in Los An geles On mining business.
 Della Wright, wao has been spend ing the past week with Bertha Cohn, returned to her home in Douglas yes terday.
 Colonel l.. w. Powell returned from the west yesterday, where he has been for several days past.
 Billie Sayicke returned to Douglas yesterday after several days absence. c. A. Peckinpaugh. the new road overseer. returned to Douglas last night
 H. H. Reno returned to Douglas last night after spending few days in Nogales.
 Martin Paitison returned from Cana nea yesterday after a few days ab- sence.
 CT. McReynolds returned from Can anea yesterday. where ne went on business.
 Andy Scott returned from Tomb stone yesterday, going to Douglas on the evening train
 D. A. Richardson passed through from Nogales last night
 Mr. and Mrs. D. l.. Cunningham were over from Tombstone spendins the day with their many friends in this city.
 Hon. E. A. Packard is in Bisbee on a snort business trip.
 Colonel D. IL Johnston returned to Douglas yesterday after a short busi- ness stay in Bssbee-
 Jesse Yoai1um was up from Douglas Sunday, where he is temporarily To- cafed for a short time.
 George Buxton has returned from Phoenix. where he spent the holidays, Frank Wolf left for Los Angeles yesterday after spending two weeks ln Risbee. t8a
 George NeaIe went 10 Tombstone yesterday on legal business, and will return today. 4a
 Mrs. kaie Howe, who has been wis iting aer parents in Risbee, returned to Tombstone yesterday.
 Hr. and Mrs. B. c. Wright, who have resided in Douglas. have located m Bisbee permanently.
 Stuart w. French. manager Of the Conner Queen smelter at Douglas cane in yesterday. returning on the evening train.
 Asa T. Hoy was in Tombstone yes terday on business connected with ras Review.
 Leonard Tucker. of this city. has been entertaining ais father during the noIidays. MT. trucker. Sr., left for his home in Missouri yesterday.
 Nr. and Mrs. J. H. Talbot arrived yesterday from Courtland.
 Miss Wallace, who has been spend ing the holiday vacation at Tempe, re turned to Bfsbee Sunday.
 Miss AilliEaa. who has been visiting Der relatives ia Los Angeles dur na the holidays. returned to Bisbee Sun day after delightful trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. "Sandy' Roberts and little daughter. Lucille, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Walsh, of Dual itv Hsn r
 Mrs Sid Fountain has returned iron n viSit to her sister at Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
THiMBlE SOCIAL.

Tuesday has been selected for the social evening at the Y. ". c. A home in Bisbee. A general invitation is extended to all young ladies to come and bring their thimbles. Miss Echols has kindly coasented to assist any of the guests with plan sewing or fancy work. Sewing is not compulsory but all are welcome to come and en- joy an informal evening of pleasure.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
LECTURE ILLUSTRATED.

One of the most interesting lectui vs of a series being given at the Presby- terian church this winter was give. Sunday evening. The lecture was | frustrated by stereopticon views of foreign immigrants landing at Els Island. The slides used were inter- estIng and instructive. showing the enormous influx of foreigners to th's country Millions are arriving every year. 10000 having arrived in one year. Most of them settle in New York. Philadelphia, Ohio. New Jersey, Illinois and Iowa, instead of com ns westward, where immigration is need oH
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
WEDDING ANNOUNCED

Mir. and Mrs. David Campbell. or Prescott. have announced the we'd ding of their daughter. Alice Martin. n George Frederick Jul f. of Bisbee. The wedding took place at Prescot. January 2. and was one of the social events of the city. MT. and Mrs IuIin left at once for the coast. and will not be at home Ia Bisbee until after March l.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
LIKES SAN ANTONIO.

W. H. Harris. of Bisbee, a transfer nan, recently returned from San An .Onio, Texas. where he spent the holi- lays. Harris was delighted with his Tisit. San Antonio was in holiday iress. with the main hotels and the decorated for the oc- sasion. Electric displays added a beautiful effect. Many large new have been erected recently. md the town was alive with tourists
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
QUEEN wcToRiA's HAIR.
It's Great Profusion Was Always
 Cause of Wonder.

It's Great Profusion Was Always
 Cause of Wonder.
 Hven at the age of so years. Queen Victoria aar was marvel Of luxu riarce. The court physician, following Prof. Unnas discovery, undoubtedly trcated her maiesty's scalp with q ger. destroying preparation that was not made public. It is now known however, that the remedy Tor dah- druY. the germ destroying element is erntodied in Newbro's Herpicide, tne oaiy hair preparation on the market that does destroy the dandruff germ without dandrufT. hair will grow pro fueely, and falling hair will be stop ueS. Destroy the cause, you re- nov.e the effect" Sold by leading lI,-,ggisfs. Send 1Oc in stamps for sa~ole to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, NiSs
 Two sizes, 5ec and $1.0o.
 Bssbee Drug Co, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
C 0 A L

(Operatins the "Biack Diamond" Vein) Mining and shipping the only Genuine Black Diamond Coal in New Mexico today Shall be pleased to quote prices I. 0. b. our Mine to large con sumers and boni-fide dealers Our produc+ Is the best for house and steam purposes and is never rejected On account of quality.
 GALLUP SOUTHWESTERN COAL
 COMPANY,
 GALLUP, NEW MEXICO. & DEAN, General Manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
of Stockholders Of the Csdena de
 cohre Mining Company.

Notice is hereby given that the reg mar annual meeting of the stockaold- ers of the Cadena de Cobre Mining company win be held in the office oi said company, in the Medigoyicn brijd;ng. in the city of Bisbee, Cochise ocunty. Arizona, at 7:39 D. m, Tues day. January 5. 1909, for the election of officers and directors for the en- sr,ing year, and for the transaction Of ssy other bus ness that nay properly e<,r,e before the meeting
 By order of the board of directors. ,S in conformity with the bylaws oi said company.
 Dnfed BIsbee. Arizona, this 18th .drv of December, 1908.
 aE R. C. STANFORD. Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05

Br. HcSwegaB is back from the eastern hospitals He has diplomas fru~ this country and Europe, and the medal of the international Medical congress. He treats all diseases or nes, women aHd children at the St. P5Ist, Hotel, Brewery avenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
Assis1s BROTHER

Rev. NIT. Bolt. of the Episcopal oSurch, was ass sted in the holy com r,.,nicn service Sunday by his brother. rtv. E. A. Bolt. who left yesterday for Esales. where ne will have charge oi ttaf diocese A large audience was prrsent.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given thai the firm of Sinclair X Hillman has dissolved
 and the business in Bisbee taken over by II. s. Hillman All b'lls owed by above firm will be paid by II. s. Hill man. and all accounts due above firm are payable to> II. s. Hillman. 393
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
MISS RICHARDS ILL.

The many friends of Miss Dora Richards will be gr'eved to learn thai she is suffering from an attack or pneumonia at her home on Opera Drive
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
IMMEDIATE RESULTS


o~NI&L
 WANTsO-To borrow money on i'm proved real estate, or sell improv- ed real estate, favorably located. See J. W. Ross. Schmid- -Shattuck building. 397 ACTIVE AGENTS make $500 to SIP per day selling our agents special ties. Can sell nearly every house. Address Douglass Mercantile Co, Ingalls,, Kansas. 4OS SAIEsMEN WANTED to look after our interest in Cochise and adjacent counties. Salary or commission. Address The Victor Oil company, Cleveland O. 409 WANTED-A well educated book keeper with g. years experience, wants a position with a respons.b ble firm. Address Bookkeeper, care Re view
 WANTEO-Man and woman, good cooks. to take charge of dining room in Hotel Sonora, Cananea- Refer ences required. Assistance will be given right parties. P. O. Box 325' Cananea, Sonora, Mexico.
 WANTED-CleaG rags at Review Oi flee at once.
 FOR BALE.
 FOR sALE-iO acres of land near Benson. 1 1-2 mile from station, good 4-vire fence. artesian welis eased up with finch standard pipe. small house. good soil for garden purposes. Tais place cost with i'm movements s1 ,400. For quick sale $500. Address F. H. Morrill,, Mesli- ia Park N M 3sI FOR SAIE-5 room house, 24 Upper Lowell. Main street. S1s FOR sALE-Furniture for four rooms. almost new. Apply Mrs. Emil Marks. No. 2i Tank Hill. SIS FOR sALE-One elegant cut under buggy. Original cost s1S5.00. Now altered at $S5. Inquire Burman Furn ture Co. phone l. 1iS. S6s FOR sALE-A fine piano cheap. Your last chance Inquire at Globe Hotel. FOR sALe-Long established board ing house, close in. No. 40 Brewery avenue.
 WILL SELL absolutely new Oliver typewriter for $95.90 cash Save [ $500, express charges and snip ping delays. H. F.. care Review. FOR sALE-S'nger sewing machine, cheap. Apply Star Lodging house FOR sALE-Cheap lots, no grad'n Charles Clason. Quarry Sulch. Tombstone Canyon
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
CONSTRUCTION FORCES

The construction forces which have been working on the Cananea River G Yaqul railroad have taken all the force to work on the lower end of the Southern Pacific at Chilean.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
HAS PNEUMONIA.

]. J. Hunter, of the Copper Queen dispensary, was taken to the C. c. hos pital yesterday vita pneumonia.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
To MAKE ENDS MEET.

We need few more customers al the Golden Rule Barber Shop ana laundry agency. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Hughes block, opposite !. M. C' i'll
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05

The world now has the testimony f the Prince de Sagan's attorney that he is c perfect gentleman.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
A BABY BOY.

On Saturday last there was born to NIT. and Mrs. J. L. Scott, of Tomb stone. ten pound boy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05

New Hotel Sonora, Cananea- Re modelled and first class in every way. Mcdaniel Bros, proprietors. 293
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
.H A N D| PAIN T E D|
 |CHI ] N A|

Mrs. E. F. Everhardy has for sale during Christmas holidays ct her residenct elegant hand-painted China. from the brush of Fl Paso's noted artist. Mrs. Kitchens. You conld not select anything quite so appropriate for a Christmas pres ent Mrs Everhardy has one of the finest and largest collections of hand-painfad china in the south. west. She painted under Mrs. Kitchens the winter of 1906. while soiourning in Bisbee for her health.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05

FOR RENT-2 rooms unfurnished or
 furn shed to suit. in Johnson Audi tion, close to car line. Inquire at Central Pharmacy. SU
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
USE OF LIBRARY
 GROWING DAILY Reading Rooms Crowded, Books Freely USed-List
 Of New Books,

Special interest has been manifest
 ed in the library during tae holidays. The circulation department for the new year opened up well Saturday. breaking all previous records in thu way of circulation. The reading rooms have been uncomfortably fill
 ed during the hours when open to the public.
 That Bisbeeites are taking moi C interest in the book world Is manifest by the many crowds of children that
 flock to the library after and before school hours. This Is especially
 noticeable after the arrival of new the new books.
 A large shipment of new volumes. i containing fiction. history and scientif-
 ic literature is expected at any time. Below is given the list of new books. Some Unwritten Memoirs. .. Ritcaie English Lyrics ...............A Austin Elizabethan Lyrics ........ .Schelling
 Great American Educators. Winship
 old Deccan Days Q. ......... Frere
 Transplanted Nursery ... ...... Kesh | King Spruce ..- ... ......-... Day | SheaYes .. ........ Benson Prose works, 5 volumes ....... Milton l Poems. two volumes ........ Milton Our Western Archipelago ..... Field | John Dalton .oRscUe | Horace Walpole ..- ... ..... .Dobsoii | Old Times in Middle Georgia, Johnston ! Robert Burns .. Douglas i Robert Fulton .. .Thurston Lord Lawrence .....T Temple l Buccaneers and Pirates ... Stockton Palmerston .S Sanders
 Methods and Aids in Geography. King Henrik Ibsn ..-............. Jaeger 1 Way to the Weat ....H Hough Humphrey Davy ... ...... Thorpe | Havelock ....F Forbes
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05

s-P. NJ for further information apply to nearest agent or to
 NORMAN CARMICHAEL.
 Asst Gen1 Supt A. T. THOMSON,
 Treasurer. CLIFTON. 4 T
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
FOR RENT

-OuND-A brooch pin Owner can
 have by calling on John Far'ey, zzo Orchard Grove. Tombstone Canyon. proving property and paying Tor tn advertisement 4iz
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05
Xrs. wnslcw's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for over sTxrH-PTyR YEARS MILLIQrs of MOTHERS for tkc1r cHiLDisE soofars sks ssSa soffFSs fFs iss
 .ll FIN CrisES WIND coIIc, aod is the bs part of the world. Be sure and ak for Nrs win low'S Soothing syrup.r and take no ether kin To d and Drn<s Act. June eoth. les arriai Nurphs kss~ AN OLD AND WELL FRIED kENEUy
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-05

FOR sALE-Dong established board ing house, close in. No. 40 Brewery avonua
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-05
GRAND ISLAND MAN
WEEDS GLENW00D WOMAN
Ed win j. WnlbRch United In Mar
riaGe to Miss jeanette Heinz
scheimer by DR.. COhn.

GLENWOOD, Ia, Nov. 4-(Special.)-
Miss jeanette Helnsheimer was married to
Edwin ]. Walbach of Grand Island, Neb.,
last evening. She is the second daughter
Of d. L. Heinsheimer,S president of the
Mills County National bank and prominent
in wetsern banking circles, and one Of the
most popular of Mills county's young
women. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Frederick Cohn OF Omaha. The
relatives o fthe bride and groom witness
ing the ceremony were S. N. Walbach and
wife, father and mother OF the groom,
Grand Island; Murray Walbach, brother,
Chicago; DR.. Burt Walbach, Montreal,
Can; Emil Walbach, brother, Grand ISL
and; Albert Heinsheimer, wife and daugh-
ter, Glenwood; d. L. and Mrs. Helm
sheimer, father and mother of the bride;
Mrs. B. Soniger, sister OF the bride, Chi
cago; Mrs. Joseph Levi, aunt of the bride,
Rochester, Ind; Mrs. Julius Marks, the
brides aunt, Columbus, o.; Richard Pet
finger, grandfather Of the bride, Glenwood;
Lester Heinsheimer, brother, Chicago; e.
r. Heinsheimer and wife, brother, Chi
cago. After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held, many of Mrs. Walbach's
Glenwood friends attending. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walbach will visit the coast and will be
at home in their new residence now near
ing completion at Grand Island. Neb..
about December l.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-05
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Demented Man Attacks Girl, but
Makes Escape.
POLICE HUNT HIM IN VAIN
Boys, rs Aftermath of Halloween,
Make Attack Upon Greek La
borers, but No One is
Hurt.
POLICE HUNT HIM IN VAIN

A man frightened several girls Of the
Brown Park school yesterday at the noon
hour by following them on the street as
they were going home. Finally after sew
eral attempts he came near enough and
seized oRe girl by the throat. The girl
screamed and after some rough jerks the
man left her and fled. A crowd Of the
larger boys gave chase, but he fled as fast
az he could run and finally outstripped
them. The principal of the school called
the police and Shields and Chief Briggs
searched she ncighborhood, but failed to
locate the man.,
Chief Briggs said he thought the mans
name was ChEistiahson because a man
such as the girls described was at the
South Omaha police station Wednesday
morning and there. showed evidences Of an
unbalanced mind. He told the police that
SOMEONE had hypnotized him and that he
felt queer. There was no charge against
the man and as he did not appear violent
the police let him goa 1t is believed he
strayed about town until noon when he
happened in tn neighborhood Of the
school. The girls were much frightened
and few Of them ventured out last night
after, dusk. During the evening the police
answered several calls 10 the neighborhood
to secure suspicious characters, but in
each case failed to find a likely party.
First Pipe Organ.
The f~irsttpipe organ which South Omaha
can boast has been completely installed at
st. Martins church. The last of the CON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday. 1T
only remains for this, Omaha Water com
/. pany to, turn the water through the water
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-05
WHERE SHALL WE STAY WHEN
IN NEW YORK?
At the Hotel st. Regis, Corner Fifth
VENUE and Fifty-fifth Street.

The question of where to stop when
In New York is a momentous one TO the
infrequent traveller. Those whose bust
ness or ~inclinations lead them frequently
TO the metropolis are generally well ac-
Quainted with the different hotels, but
the stranger possesses no such knowledge,
and, is often unable to make a wise
choice. Those who make no plans in
advance generally patronize hotels near
est to the railway station. Those who
care for glitter or excitement seek out
the new and vast hotels close to or on
"the great white way" as Broadway has
come TO be called. But the thoughtful,
discriminating visitor to the metropolis
win avoid both these types Of hotels. He
viii select a hotel amid refined surround
ings, one that affords every comfort
coupled with excellent service. and gem
uine restfulness Such a hotel is the st,
Regis. Fifth Avenue and ~Fifty-fifth
Street. a hotel famed as being the
finest in America" The st. Regis was
built TO be a perfect hotel, and no fea-
ture that can make II such is lacking.
Transient guests coming 10 New York
and stopping at the Hotel St. Regis Will
find accommodations OF the very highest
grade in every particular, and at stand
ard rates. Single rooms are So and "a
day Cor Sc for two people); while for a
parlor, bedroom and private bath the
rates are s12 a day and up. The rest
aurant charges are no higher than those
of other first-class hotels
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-05
Nebraska
State Teachers
Hear Lectures
State Association Meets in General
Session Statement on Rates
on Bonds.
From a staff Correspondent.l


LINCOLN, Nov. A-(Special )-Following
the four big banquets last night the state
Teachers association got busy this morning
In the various sections, winding up with a
general session tonight.
At the night session Luther Halsey
Gulick Of New York talked on How Health
Habits Are Established, and w. N. Cliff
ford Of the forest service of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture was one Of the speak
ers.
The State Bonding board desires It I'M
derstood that its rates recently promul-
gated were merely maxibum rates on fidel-
ity and surety companies and that agents
of these companies may write bonds for
a less amount than fixed by the board.
1t is reported to the board that agents
have been telling that It would be illegal
for them to sell bonds at a rate less than
fixed by the board and thus they have
forced those desiring this class Of lnsur-
ance to pay the maximum rate.
The members Of the board in a signed
statement said:
THE attention OF the insuring public is
respectfully called to the fact that the
rates named by this board are maximum
rates and that any statement emanating
from insurance agents that the board has
fixed arbitrary rates is Incorrect The
object OF the legislation was to prevent the
fidelity and surety companies from charg-
ing exorbitant rates. Let II be clearly
understood that the rates named are
maximum rates and that the surety COM
panies have the option of naming to the
insuring public rates on any class of BUSH
ness lower han the maximum rates named
by the board."N
This statement was signed by Governor
Shallenberger, Auditor Barton and Attorney
General Thompson.
The rate charged for depository bonds for
banks is liable to be raised by the state
bonding board from % cents to 80 cents
per 800. The board had the matter under
consideration this afternoon and probably
tomorrow will take action. The board has
figured that at the 25 cent rate the bond
ing companies would have lost $500, 900 in
the last ten years and therefore 1t is neces-
sary to permit an increase on this class
of insurance.
Secretary of State Junkin has received
an invitation for the people of Nebraska
to attend a big celebration in Italy in 1911,
the occasion being the fiftieth anniversary
Of the kingdom of Italy. The letter is an
appeal also for the government of this
country to officially participate in the cele-
bration. .
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-05

PIERRE, S. D., Nov. 4-(Special)-
Twenty years ago today the state of South
Dakota came into legal existence. And
with 1t Judge d. Corson of Deadwood be-
came a member of the supreme court Of
the state, a position which he has held
ever since that date and holds under an
election which will continue him three
years more as a member OF the highest
judicial body of the state. Judges d. Haney
and r. G. Smith Of the court, while mem
beers Of the supreme court for a shorter
time than Judge Corson, have been ju-
dicial officers of South Dakota since the
same date, Judge Haney having been
elected as the first circuit Judge OF the
Fourth district at the beginning of state
hood and serving as such until he came
to the supreme bench through appointment
to the supreme bench by Governor Sheldon
in February, 1896, Judge E. G. Smith was
elected as judge of the First judicial cir
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-05
Nebraska

way, as Markle & Huston. who have been
sinking a well east of that place, struck
a big flow OF water yesterday.
SARGENT-The home talent play,
Drifting Apart" given by the Sargent foot
ball team at the opera house last night
was a great success; the standing room
was taken and many country people went
home disappointed.
BEATRICE-J. w. MARBLE, president OF
the Northwestern Business college, was
thrown from his bicycle yesterday and
quite badly injured. His face and head
were cut and lacerated, and re received
numerous bruises about the body.
COLFAx-The Colfax Tribune has again
changed hands. G. L. Smith OF Muscatine,
Ia, bought the plant last week Of w. r.
Markley. This is the sixth time the paper
has changed proprietors since its founda-
ton by W. L. Hitchcock fourteen years
ago. Mr.. Smith is in charge Of the plant
this week.
CALLAwAY-word reaches friends in
this city to the effect that Miss Matte
Buckley and Rev. Eugene Markley, for
merly Of this city, were united in marriage
at Golden, Colo. On the following day at
the Methodist church in Denver, Miss
Mamie Buckley. a twin sister Of Miss Mat
tie, and William j. Fosbury, the former
of this city, and the latter Of University
Place, weer united in marriage. The for
mer couple will reside in Denver, while the
latter couple will make their home at
University Place,