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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-10
COUNTY NEWS.
kEhhEBEc.
WINDSOR.

NORIH-Mlna CaSWell, VINO mas DeeH
passing a few weeks in Augusta with
relatives and friends, has returned home.
The Ladies' Union meets this week
Wednesday afternoon with Nellie Barton
and daughter Stella.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Pierce, who have
been passing a few days with relatives
in Augusta, have returned home.
h The address of DR.. Mower, secretary of
the Maine Baptist Missionary Convention,
and the addresses of Mrs. c. E. Bousfield.
a missionary from Shao-ling. China, were
very much appreciated at the Baptist
church last Sunday.
READFIELD.
DEPOT-Miss Marie Carr attended the
church entertainment at East Winthrop
Friday evening, returning Saturday, ac-
companied by her sister Susie of the w.
III. school, who, passed Sunday with her,
the latter returning to Winthrop Monday.
Miss Lillian Alden and +. w. Brown
drove to Livermore Falls last week, Miss
Alden remaining to visit her sister, Mrs.
Roy Brown.
The boys are now securing the brown
tail moths. Franklin Packard presented
two cents each.
A few friends were entertained at
tea party Monday evening given by Mrs.
Mary Gordon in honor of Mrs. Mary Ste
vens. Mrs. Stevens left for Boston Tues
day morning, where she will remain sew
eral months.
An interesting sermon was delivered at
the Grammar school room by Rev. Mr..
Jones of Winthrop Center Sunday, the
subject being Compassion of Christ"
The 18th birthday of Miss Lorna Col
Inns was observed Monday evening, March
l, at the home of her parents, the guests
being schoolmates of the same. Interest
ing games were enjoyed prettiy orna-
mented birthday cake and another de-
licious cake made by the hostess were
served with ice cream.
Emery Adell of South Gardiner is the
guest of his brother, G. K Adell.
George Higgins Of Oakland visited G. L.
Royal a day last week.
Mrs. Nelson Poole has a lemon raised
from a potted plant measuring Il inches
one way and Il the other.
Miss Blanche Gordon was the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Harrington of Bath, over
Sunday.
Friends here will be interested to know
that Miss Jessie Carr arrived from West
Peru Friday, after closing a successful
term of school.
LITCHFlELD.
POND ROAD.-L. M. Bird is serv-
ing on the jury in Augusta.
c. J. Driscol is suffering from an
attack of the grip
Mrs. F. o. Berry and son, Kenneth,
passed Monday night with Mrs. S. E.
Greenleaf in Gardiner.
b l.. Merrill is hauling wood to his
home in Gardiner.
Capt. and Mrs. L. NJ. Bird attended
the meeting Of Gardiner Grange Mon
day evening.
VASSALBORO.
Edward Morton of Pittston recently
visited his cousin, Mrs. George Jewett,
who is staying with her cousin, Mrs.
r. w. Pitts for the winter.
A baked bean supper was served ut
odd Fellows hall Friday evening FOR
the benefit of the Sunday school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-10

Wednesday, March 10, 1909.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-10
LITCHFIELD.
VASSAL BORO.

Edward Morton of Pittston recently
visited his cousin, Mrs George Jewett,
who is staying with her cousin, Mrs.
r. w. Pitts for the winter.
baked bean supper was served at
odd Fellows hall Friday evening FOR
the benefit of the Sunday school.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
3,uci Sriibcr slcid}cjtig nmacfum-
men.

So0jnolps Mid, ,. Niui. -
GunicI Smitb ans Niontroic, Niib.,
unb iein 9rilocr 6reo. Smitb aus
Battle Greef, 0tid), crtronfcu bier,
ais Gin Gonitruftion9jug Der ,,@rono
Irlmf' 9obn" nobe Nrpilc cine ii6cr
Den Gab.9liper iiibrcuoc Bride 0urdl.
brdd,. Ger @oggon, oui lpclhem lie
lid' tcfonbcn, mo Elm onocrcr @cN.
Aol Itilr5tcn i'll 20 6llB ticies Molier.
Die Sriiocr trieben cine Strcdc pcit
nui (riimmerltiiden iort. murOcn ic.
ocd) Id)llcblid bon Der a1lte ii6cr.
mannt lulo Crtrollfcn cbc ibncnSiilic
Ac!cntct mcr0cu foWntc. Ter Gons
Itrllttion95llg >1mo icinc Wiolmihuit
morcn icit lnebrcren logcn 0umit be.
'd)1ltiBt, 0ic burd Ocn fiirSlihcn
Stltrm bcicb1oigten 9riifcn III rcpu.
rircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
g,un cincr Srau crid)oiien.

Cincinnati, 9. .. Diai. =
Ger lO-jGbrigc SAriiticscr =. :.
YIopuun aus Goutou. g. lpllroe
bier pon 6rnu GIi5ubctb u. 5oriptbc,
Der @attin oc@ 3eitilngs Gorreipon-
bcnten l9m ,Sorintbc, eridoiien.
tSrou 6oriutbc bortt i'm iuterrn
Stoflucrt an cin 6cnitcr tlupien lino
0iinetc. Oo ibr G'nttc nid1t su Sauic
mar, cinc Scitcntbilr nit eilien nc.
Uolucr IN Ocr Sono. Sn Oieiem 9til.
gcltblid iprang Ilonrnan olif lie ,l.
bic 6rnt iclcrtc uieocrholt uno Ser
Wonn innr bon puei angeln getroi.
iClL ,il Nobcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Sm iidj:rCu .Snfcn.

Glilut0, W}lnn, =. Oioi. -- Ter
Nampicr yWtuorc," pcIdcr om lun.
ncrItog 9iodnllttog uon Eort 9lrtbur
ndh luhlth 0bAinG uno lhum Dor 10
Stlm0cn bate bier cintrciicn ioQcn.
miro perlniBt mo man iilrhtct, oui}
G. mo6rcr0 oc2 iingltcn idmcrcn
Sturmc9 mIi 0un Superioricc I'M.
terainN Gopitdn >Sncob Sector ici1
9cfeblsbobcr. lit icit 20 Sobrcn il;
Der SMiiinbrt oli oen 9inncnicc'n
tb0tig 1cueien. Die Munnid,oft be-
lte6t olt9 jpoli Fcrioncn mo ouber.
Dem bcIan0cn lid ctDo 80 Eoiio9ierc
an Vor0. Ger lompfcr bate Jest
logor luenn cr lc3lplingelt Acueicn
p1re. Shut jl @rono 0ioruia jil
illtbcn, bier icin fonnen. menn ibnl
fein llniLa jugcltoBcn lp1rc. S1cutc
frilb bottc man 81 EMO SnrborS. -
Wcilcll norblih uOn bier. nod fcincr.
len 9tudjriht uon ibnl, Ter Moore"
iilljt uiclc ,Sobrc lang 5piibcn BORT
9lrtbilr lulo IuIlitb.
(SpQter. Ser Inntpfcr rliuorc"
fam bclte gl6cno bier oil. Gr bate
ip1breno bco Stllrnlcs bintcr ,Siib
SSlono, GO Weilcn uolt Eort glrtDur,
Dor 9lnfcr aclegcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Gntbnllnng bcs SonGfclulu.M .Munn,
iueItts

" 4 III tngtolL :. g., >. Mui.
- Gic bier al CIR NrcuBun0 ocl
Gonnctticut-9Ipcnuc imo ll.StrobC
ctrid)tctc Stntllc Ncnrp lHo0mort6
%onlicllom'S, Oc2 populdritcn Cid
tcr9 9Imcrifn'a, ioa ON I. .. NJ. IN
@eAcmort oca Erdlibentcn Gait. Der
MltBIicOcr oca biplonotiicbcn Corps
lnlo uieIcr onbcrcn 0iltiuguirtcn Ser.
ionlidbfeitcn cntbii0t nerocn. 1ic
Stotuc lit bon bCroiidcr @r0Bc. ans
rptblid) d)'brdlEcm Oinrmor uno ous
@crt oca 9!guDorfer @iloboucrs
gSm. Copper. Ncrdicocne nomboltc
9ieoncr mcrocn 2Iniprodcn bel 0Cll
GntblllllnAa Gcrcnpnicn boltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Baltimore, Mb. MOnng oen g. aRa 1909

bcci0i1t uorbcL lm Ole Aclcgcutlih
Der fiir3Iidcn Ntinn}ipoluobl uon ser
unobbGn9igcn Saftion cnp16ltcn 9c.
0mten bopon ab5ilboItcn, ibrc 9lemtcr
onjlltrcteu. Gic Eol3iltrn mlwocn
ouf @ciuH bcS 9Iltiicbera @ilblm
Nlcm Solipn crnount ociicn 5tcl.
lung pou ocn llnobb1n1igcn bcbrobt
miro, @oliua bat 9c'cbl crtbciIt, oic
@eomtcn nidt III ooa Rotbboua oocr
III Ole characterization cin5uloiieu.
Nor elmer @oebe pcrbiuocrtc CT nlh
OaS 2lbboltcn cinrr &crionmhlng
6ca uCuCuudbltcn Stu0trotbS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
SDnamitircucl in Gbicagu.

Gbicago, 2. Wt1i - Iic Gr.
pIuiion elmer Gpnnlnitbonbc ornlo.
lirtc pGbrcnb Scr pcr9nngcncn Nodt
u. GnrIien & Cos 6nrbcnloocn ou.
bier mo 5crdlneitcrte oic ,}cnItcr
Der gcgcnilber liegcnocn Srping.
Nnrf.EoIi5eiitation Ser luud,tjo.
bcnoe Foli5ciiergcant mrroe Don lei
llcm Stuble gcif)lelocrt. Man per.
mitthet, oob oic GrpJoiien I'M 3itian.
menbon1 nit 9Irbeitcriuirrcn Itcbt
Cir lit Die picrte berurtigc Grploiion
illnerbolb elmer Wohc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Stnat WurnIane.
VEtrnu oee SchnBmeiittra
Y II m y 0 I I = Wb.. I. NN1l lHuH.
Nilnuj in SdlaBnmt S442,1I6Oi.

" y - J
gilnni in Sdasamt S442,1I6Oi
Werhnnia' Gutunu Euh uun
Baltimore. 0ta. ............, ST9,GG1.l9
1btro giationaI @ant bon @altis
26s .' @atioaai ,sS 0anr o Commerce '''O'O'''
bon Baltimore Wib. .......... 5.SS5.4S
lhe Commonwealth Iiant pon Snl'
timore Ulo ............,. 5,i&i52
bon Naltimorc, AFO .,."",,.". 5.7ss,oI
16e 9iutiondI 0arine Nanf bon
baltimore, Mib. ............. l2.523.05
Sbc IGtiuuuI WlcC5dnCs' Nanf bon
Baltimore. Nto, ...........,.. H.li4lS
@rite Gniiona..Nanf boz &nIii' -,.,,
abs NaiiogaI SorOaro @ani bon o,oy,
baltimore. no. ............. 5.OsO.p2
TatonaI Sr6ause 9ani bon SaI' .,,
5arHcrs ncts ano no aperhants NaiioaaI ''''''
9anf bon Baltimore. Mlo..... 15.255.74
Citizens GnitonnI GAM bon Sal' ~
aommertiai HHs GnO FGrmcr5' gtatio. " '''
nal Nanf pnn Baltimore. Wo. ljl37Gl
SIo 9omn Tnticnnl 9uHf bon
Baltimore, @|N. .,;,.::,..,;,, 59lil3
warDIano National Nanf pcn gaI'
1be S3sreanie &ant bon 9alit. -
earfOrO giatcnGl Sant BON BEL -
Nir lR6. .,...,..",'.,..,., 1O.s77G3
InnapuiS W;n. ...'......,.. s.oO6.aO
Hordeiier gintionnIsVanf bon Gnm' .,.,
sarne1s %1STs' @1P, anS aGcrbonfs aaito. ''''''"'
:. nal PAM BON Snmbrtoac. Mto, 5.0i6C7
urlou Nutinnr Nnnt BON Bet'
eriie y aaalona.sani bon enow. ~ ,'.-'''y
9ritie gla:ionaI'a,ani BON Gum. -
l6e sccon6 NaticnaI @nni BON
Gmm6sTiGnS. SRG. ........1," t5.2isI7
Gbe Natoual VGrf bon Bort De-
GaStcn Ti NtGttonaii Aant pom Gan. ''o''''
erile gationa.ajani bon eatouS, ~ g'
abs Citizens aatiOna, &ani bon ",1'.
Gaiion @aiionaI g,ani BON Gaiton. '''' '''
ase s? Sorncrs' am apcrfohts 5sa. ''"'''' %
!iiounl Nurf bon Gnitpn. Wib.. 4.S23.l2
Eatapscn gintonnI Eoui bon
@uicott6iO, Wn. ........... 2,ilGll
@G1t bon eOmerfet 8rineeB o,.,,,
9o'niOH @aiOuli aanr bon aom. o,,a,
Genir;pae T,r; he Naional aant bon '''-''''
Gentreoiuc. no. ............ 2,9GS.si
FeopIe's gnticraI @dut bon 9en ..
oe@Htou @ sIationai aunt bon Sen. ~ .'.-'
Hani n OF Sclmar pon Scimar. Mo. $.5Joo5
qcrstopn MO, ,..:........r.. 1O,O20li
hura. NiS. ..............,,.. 51oj.35
Grfte NdtiounsNdut Of Suutbcrn
NRnspIano bon llpper 0iarIboro,
Wio ......,.............. 7.2ss.35
gbeiiertcmn Nnnf " 0losbIanp
ran GbcitcrinmuN Wib. ......,. 5t97.G7
WiGrine Nant bon GrstteIo.
am ................. 0.79s14
Gbe Shiesniuc gdtional Bani bon
Splc3piar. Mo ..,,...,..,.. 3I7S.75
2he SirTt NntiruaI Pnnf OF gers
liu bon 0erIin lin ....... 5,35S. 80
Sbe Nntionnl Nnnf of clifton bon
9lllou. Nlo. ..........-..,... 3.l02.4j
bore. Wto. ,',.,.'....'........,. i,74O.7I
RHcepinp National 9unf bon
:, &'raniG., no. .............. 2,1o5.lo
Icprc's Goi'crnI Pnuf bon. ca,
fiehnrp MiN ............... 3.SS7GS
@rtte Rational VOui bon onucni
Mo. .................,... IITS32
SO.nl. ......................\ $442. 1861
Niurrng 0nnhiucr.
SddBmciitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Sragiid)c Sulacn cincs .RouIdJcS

@orn &n0, ,. Moi. - @m.
No'c fiibrte bier Ocn Eob icincr @ot
tin 5mcicr NinOcr lmo icincn ci0cncn
berbci. inocm CT cin 5ubnucif. in
mcIdcm Oic Ganilie cine Spojicr.
tabrt acnobt hottc, iulmittclbor Dor
culcm bcron bralienocu elcttriibcu
Mnggon onbiclt. Gr mar bctrlmtcn
mo bate i1 nit 0cr 5rall 9eItrttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
GaftrO'S sbmcr,cn.
viii frnn5GliidIc 9icgicrnnN Gni Sd)a.
Ocncriab ucrfln9cn.

l(rrcitont III Son 6rouci3co ollrA
&ertiilonipitcm ol3 @oriicr M0r.
Der iocntiii}irt. - aultcS 98cttcr
unO Shucc i'm nor0oitlicGcn
6rontrcih. Scli9prcbrnB
pon N}drtprcrn in Gbina ourh
Eopit Erl0. - Gin Invertebrates
@cihcnt 6ollono'a al Oic Ser.
Staotcn,- Shiii y&nmc Manu"
labcjll uollCn0ct. - Ter fum.
mcnoc Scilth oca Ncutihcn aoi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Gli Spbts, ncnn @crlcBtc.

Banana, .. Moj. - 0urh oic
uCririibtc S0ima Der @uitbrcnriel
ncbrcrcr Gump.Gor2" piroc gc.
tern Gin itbIimmcr lluioa oni Der
@oIb.@ia.GiuiIion Der &onoitrcfc
ucrllri0dt. SIC &ollouS ioniter
cine idicfe Gbcne binob mo ltiir3tc
Damn III ncn Gulcbro 0llrt6itidb, mp
bel eli 9lrbcitcr gctootct lmo uclm an.
0Crc Idlpcr uerlebt mW0Cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Grtrunfcn.

YoniinN Mid. 2. Mui.
Eroieiior WiQiom Carer BON Oclt
Oiid)ignn 9Itcrbnu College lit oui ei.
ncr aanocinbrt I'M Gcoors5Iliiic Der.
ilngliidt. Scin Goot idlug i'm ino
Snprr fanb ourh Grtrinfen Den loo.
Sein 9e9Ieiter uuror gerettet. Ser
@critcrbcnc par % Sabre oft inb
ats Sbicago gebiirtig.
Hdife fhr'S NnSlaab beforgt q. 8iatne, Ala
ssssuH'sirpy heyBS ssss ''sye.sat@i,J.e.s >
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Tcue Wirrcn in 2ipn.

GHicago, 2. Woi. - Gin giir.
acrfrieg itebt iiir 3icn Gitp. sic bon
ocni pcrIorbcncn Sobn 9lleranoer
Guuic gegriiitoeteGoriyoot ebirogo'S s,
lit slusiiht Siebcn VoliJiiten iiuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Ylic ciniI a.rumstleue

Die UicGid 6Cit pcidDe deus oerligen luollc.
retietc mo ibnen Die 0oiiuuug itcnftc, 10 bot
Or Slsbee uioem cr oet letoenoen Dienihbeit
.glnafCiis" brulhie. ole 9pfinung unf en nenel
Seben udtb ben iirbterlitcn Gnalet Der sd
motrbuioeu pcrlieben. T. Geliitneoier Co,
Nor 2liG. ltuu mort Sin oerieIeen fofieniret
an eoc gtoreiic cnc Rrube bon oiefcr glr5nei
ole die SGuc bon 0dnorrbuoeH nnfeblbdr
beilt unn ic.yu IludD ben iCbneriien Gudien blo
plcoer Die Nontug dut etu neleS, aeilnocS
Yeben tertt. (gloDh5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
0ctabrli9cr Scrnf.
SOocsnrtbcilC Der ySd)marscn N0no"
gcgcn SctcftiuS,
@iittGciIlugen cinc@ in Chicago Der

WtittGcil>un9en cinc@ in Gbicogo Der.
boitctcn Si5ilioncro. Eetro.
iino mo }mei mocrc inn Wcbcinl.
oicnIt Itcbcnoc &tolieucr ongcb.
Id 0urh ocn MGrNcr6uno Ocm
So0c gclrcibt. -- Ipnomitbombc
ocmolirt Elm Gbicu9o'cr @cibGita-
lofol. - 3ion Gitp pon cinem
9iir9crtricg beOrobt. - Gli 9(r:
better am Eunomatnnal ourd)
cinen llniol gct0otct uno nelm
pcrlcbt. - 3lucl Nriiocr iinoCu
gclncininm ocn Iob III 0cn
,Slithcl.
Gbicngo. >. Mai. - Gin Si5i.
Iioncr, lucl6cr 9eItcrn AbCno Der bic
iigcn Goli5ei bel ibrcm SuDnbCn oli
bic 9Ingreiicr ocS Gctcttipa @obricl
&onpnbor0i in bic 60noc ilcl, nodt
intcrciionic N}ittbcilmlcn, ncId)c
chpoa meDr 9iht ulli bic fijr}lid)c
Grmorbut1 Oca 9icm.Oortcr Ictet.
tiu,Yicltenont3 Ectrciiuo in ,Stnicn
!rcricn unb uic0ciht aud cincnaforo
anitblog oui bcn Qetcttiu Gontouio
pcu 9tclrsSrIcou9 pcrbinbcrn OiIri-
fen.
&on3nboroi lit scr Gbci 0ca biciNcn
rNIod Non0 S0lro0" m0 cnt0ing
on tSrcitu9 2Ibcnb mr nit fnopper
9totb cincm Gcriuh, i'm ju ernor.
0cn. gSic Der pcrDnitctc Si5ilioncr
cr5Gblt. .murocn Die orci crmGbntcu
Setcftlua Ectroiino, Nougobnroi
lm0 Iantonio - Dor mchrcren Mo
natcu uun Der Shmor5Cn Soun0"-
0clclllhoit i'm Often gum lo0c per
ilrtbcilt, neil iic icit ,Sobrcn Die &c.
iG6rltdltcn SScilbc oicic5 MGrocr-
blnlocS morclt. Fctrplino mlrbc III
rStolicn ola Nciutnt cinco iprgfdltig
mlSgcbcdtcn Gpmplota Crnor0ct
Songoboroi lit icit ctIihcu Mpdcn
luleocrbolt on9cAriicu uor0cn lu!0
iibcr Ole Eldnc Der M0rocr Gclcn
Ocn Gctettip III l}cp.Crlcona lit mou
nrd 5lI 5icmlih i'm Gnnfcln.
3luet RcmsOorfcr StoIicncr. beren
Goentit6t ocr EoIijci bcfonnt it,
fumcll Dor ctlihcn Mohen bier al
mo erolIncten cine fleinc @rocerD
i'm itulicnilden @icrtcl Der Mciticitc.
lulO i'll Oicicm So0cn murbc ooa
Gomplot ge9cn Hongnbnr0i gcihmic.
oct. Iic 0erIhmGrcr jogcn Grflm.
olgln9cn iibcr Die Ncuobubcitcn Oc9
Cetcftips clll ilno on lie icincn iurht-
lolen Gharoftcr crfcnncn lcrntcn, 10
cnt'dlcocn liz, ouB er am bcitcn 0lrh
clncn pl0tlihcn llcbcrioQ ans Dem
@egc gcIdofft lucrben t0nntc. Scinc
Wobnling luuroc (og llno 9tad)t
iltcruaht 9lnl SrcitnJ 2lbeno cr-
blldtc Der Getettp mcbrcre M0nner,
meldc III 0cm @GBhcn bllltcr icinenl
Norc bcrlm idlifcn uno ging I'M.
bcuotinct binniS, Inn tic 5llr Mcoc
5ll Itcllcn. Giuer Der Widnncr ariii
lbll 'orprt nit c!ncm Stilct un l,nn
en- nnoerer UcricBtc ibm cinen S6log
nlli Den aopi. Ter critic 9lngrciicr
filbrte nit icincm Stilct cincn Sto6
nod Der aeble. giiflihcr @ciic ging
Der Stob jcooh febl uno ourhihnitt
rtr mcbrerc 9lrtcricn am linfcn
@ollogclenf. 2ic 2InGreiYr cutie
ben ourouf III Der 9lnnoDnc, Sonoo-
bor0i tootlld pcrluluioct III boben.
Glbclloc bon Gcrboitlrngcn iin0 IN
Den lebtell poor 5o9cn bier negell
Diorotbaten porgcncnlnen luoroeu,
mclde fiir oaS @erf Der Shmor}en
Suno" geIten. giclc onsciebcne 1Sta.
Iicncr babcn Irobbricir crbalten uno
idmrbcn i'll pcinIi6cr 9(ngit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-17
GUGG{NHE|M WILL
 RETIRE VERY SOON
It is Stated That He Will Not Be Active in Any
 Business

BOSTON. April 15.-Although Dan- iel Guggenheim has been at home from his disastrous Mexican trip for several months, he has not attended to business sines. and his intimate friends express the fear that he win never again take as active a part in tn econduct dwaily dwaily lyadwala conduct of the Guggenheim enterprise as in the past
 Mir. Guggenheim is not confined to the house, but his physicians will not permit his attention to business.
 Murray Guggenheim, in the ab- Sance of Daniel. is practically the head of the Guggenheim enterprises, but as a matter of fact the organiza- tion of the smelter trust has under gone very radical changes. The many high-pricsd mining sengineers who made this smelting company famous no longer have Guggenheim affilia- tions, and the seven brothers in the smelting business have been prac- tically reduced to two.
 s. W. Eccles is now a prominent fac tor in the operating end of the Am erican Smelling and Refining Com pany and subsidiary companies and he is very popular official.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-17
Modern mohamneeanlan.

When a delegation of Mahommedans called on Dr. Lueger. the mayor O. Vienna, a few days ago. to ask the the city place theirs among the recoe nized faiths, the mayor expressed himself as being delighted to do so Tn reporting the interview. a Vienna raper says: As to difficulties regard ing polygamy, Dr. Leuger thought 'tha. means could easily be found to over. come them" The delegation also said that the people of their faith had ceased to live strictly up to the old law, which made a mosque unholy toward the building of which any but Nahommedan money had been used It was related that at Banjaluka there was a mosque which had been reared by Christians. and that the most no table treasure of the Foca Mosque was a carpet, the gift. of ths late ,rown Prince Rudolph.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-17
Fl PASO WATER COMPANY |S IN
 DIRE STRAITS
May Ask For Receiver Unless Increase in Rates Can Be Ar- ranged = Mayor Opposes Municipal Ownership

Because of ever increasing expense in endeavors to develop a water sup ply On the mesa and with one of the lowest water rates to consumers in the state of Texas as well. as one of the lowest in the United States. the International Water Company, at Fl Paso. is sad. faces three proposi- itons. It must either increase rates. go into the hands of a received or have the city clerk take over the plant, says the Herald.
 Mayor Sweeney does not favor mu- nieipal ownership of the water works system for El Paso having cited req sons that the cost of producing the supply would b. burdensome on the city. which would also have ot expend large sums of money in making ex- tensions.
 He also says that while no definite proposition has been made were the international Wahr Company thrown into the court through receivership it would be hurdensome on the peo- pie wiht the salary of receiver and increased rates which necessarily would fellow receivership in adjust ing the affiars of the company.
 Increased rates by permission from tti5 city is the third proposition, which it is believed will result with out court acticn. although officials of the company. who for years have been sinking their private incomes in the property, have gone so far as to expusss their willingness to go in- to the hands of a receiver, losing a portion of what they have already put in without continuing under the present system with no indication of relief under the prssent rates.
 The mayor said today;
 "If a receiver is applied for it will man that the water rate will be fixed by the court and the receiver vii get a large ~alary which. with other expenses. will have to be borne by the public.
 T do not favor municipal owner shin cf the watsr company because in this city we have to pump from great distance in order to obtain wa ter. and then we are compelled to re pump in order that we may secure th necessary pressure to reach high levels. The cost of necessary exten- sicns would sooner or later get into politics, and it would hardly prove having proposition for the citizens. I believe that a private corporation can ousrate the plant more adVanta- geously for the citizens than the mu- nicipality could.'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-17
BALL ASSOCIATION
 NOW FORMED
String Meeting Held, Board of Directors Elected and Outlook Bright For a Fast Ball Team

There was a good meeting of the Baseball Association at the Copper Queen Hotel last night and plenty of enthusiasm was in evidence. Every one was in earnest that We should have a winning baseball team and a board of directors consisting of lead ing business men of the city was elected.
 The meeting was called to order and City Clerk George S Gage was made chairman with F. B. Dorr as sacre- tary. After the reading of the ar ticles CT incorporation the following five directors were nominated and unanimously elected: J. NJ. O'Con- nell. NJ. J. Cunningham. Ben Fran kenburg; Robert Hennessy and Gee. H. Buxton The board of directors will meet at l o'clock today at the Bank of Bisbee to elect officers, which win consist of a president. vice president. treasurer and secretary and manager. The board will serve for one year.
 There were many expressions from those present regarding the baseball season, and enc of the matters dis cussed related to the composition of the team, whether it should be all professional or whether it be com posed of part professional and part of local men NJ. J. Cunningham stated that one of the principal things to consider was whether the surrounding towns and cities we're to furnish good teams for this year as upon this would in measure direct the conduct of the directors. That If would be foolish to furnish a profes- sional team here in Bisbee for the purpose of playing amateur teams which would represent surrounding towns: that if others put crack teams in the fed Bisbee should do the same. but not so alone.
 It was stated that five of six neigh boring places were building up teams and that there should be no trouble in getting plenty of games for the summer.
 There will be a game played Sun day week between the Bartenders and the Mechanics for the purpose ot helping along the association VII liam Wolf will have this game in hand and promises to give one or the very entertaining games of the sea son. The admisson will be 50 cents. and those paying will be tagged, as the park will not be completed al that time. Eddie Mclean. disguised as an oyster cocktail, will umpire the game. Other games will be arranged for by the management and the sea son will start of with whiri.
 Colonel Powell authorized the state ment that the park will be hurried to completion and will be located al Warren just east of the street car bridge. This will be in close proXim- itv to the street railway and will ac- commoGate all the crowd which VIII turn out to attend the games
 It is now practically assured that Robert Hennessy will manage the team. as he has expressed his wiling ness to take hold of the team, and all directors expressed themselves well pleased. as he is an old ball player. a baseball enthusiast and a business man He will assure the association that the members of the team will play ball from the very mo- ment the umpire calls the game.