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Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
ssttiemen, Is Reached.

That there will be no strike among the switchmen on the E P & s. " was the report received locally yes terday All differences between ths brakemen apd the company heads
 have been satisfactorily adjusted, all agreement being reached Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
Back From EnaIand

Mrs. Daniel Thompson and children, of Tombstone canyon. have returned home, after being absent since April l, their time being spent in the north. ern part of England visiting Mrs Thompson's parents. Mrs. T'homp- son reports having pleasant voy age both ways, but is more thaq pleased to be back in Bisbee again.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
To Examine Property.

Joe Strinker left last evening for Magdalena, Son, near which place is located gold mine he will examine. It is probable that Mir Strinker and associates will take the property under lease if they are satisfied with its value.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
REMOVAL NOTICE.

After October 1. we will be located in the Allen block, vacating our old Brewery Guleh stand. where Bisbee, Lowell, Warren anad Don Luis have known us for many years. Our new home will give us more central To- cation, more room. better facilities for displaying everything for the home. Our goods and prices are right. You are welcome whether you buy or not.
 Furniture bought sold, exchanged. Complete House Furnishings.
 STANDARD FURNITURE CO,
 Allen Block.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
Welsh Funeral Today.

Funeral services will be held over the remains of Michael Welsh, the
 miner killed at the Gardiner shaft
 Monday. this morning at 10 o'clock. from the Catholic church. Interment
 will be had at Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
Said by the saoe.

After some rather close observation of the ways of promisers. one is con yinced that the best way for a man to keep his word is not to give it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
a. f. Ap,,srs from . Distance.

The half that doesn't know how tho other half lives puts in a good deal Of it's time acting as if it were afraid tt might find out
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29

Dr. McSwegan has diplomas for this country and Europe and the medal of the international Congress. He shows disease by the microscope and cures by the new remedies at the St Elmo
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
rHE WALDORF

The Waldorf, entirely re-moaeioa and newly furnished, comfortable rooms. centrally located. next Co AHen Block. Transients solicited. Phone i2s.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
Always Dominated.

From the time 8 boy sits under a street corner electric light playing with toads until he is blind and tooth less he has to account 70 some wom. an why he didn't come home earlier
 -Atchison Globe
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
Morris osnn Returns.

Morris Denn. who for several months was absent in Austria. has returned to Bisbee. Mrs. Denn. who accompanied her husband 10 Europe is at present visiting her relatives II Dalmatia and will not return for sev- eral months.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
New Boy Arrives.

NeW Soy HFriNes.
 A. F. Mott, well known contractor, was one of the happiest men in Bisbee yesterday, Smiles sufficing his eour- tenance all day. He was presented by Mrs. Mott with a handsome little son and heir. Mother and child are do- ing nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
umsheid pn Town.

John Umsheid. formerly located here in charge of the construction of the new subway. was visitor here yesterday. NIT. Umsheid was here for the purpose of having bis hand, which was injured during his stay in Bisbee. treated.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
One Rule ss Luck.

When man has worked desperately for IS hours day for IS or 90 years and got 8 little money ahead, 1t is amusing to hear his neighbors tell how lucky he has always been.-Norfolk (Neb) News.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
In From Ranch.

H. O. Fletcher, manager of the Cananea Dairy company. was fin from the ranch at Hereford yesterday. The fall roundup at the ranch will begin within few days and will continue for several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
oulok.workina Machinery.

in single minute machine which cuts up wood to make matches will turn out 10000 "splin:s," as they ars called.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
The wlfeIx Letter.

A woman sent in fire alarm yester. day wher she posted letter. It must have been to her husband.-Chicago Evening Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
Sack From Trip.

6ack From Trip.
 Hon. F. E. Ellinwood returned yes terday from a business visit and vaca ton stay in the east. During his ab- sence he attended the session of the American Bar association.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
Personal Mention

R. K. Clancy. of the Santa Rosalia Mining company. passed through the city last evening on his way to Doeglas fo- a short business stay.
 Miss Annie White, who for several weeks was visiting friends in Los An geles, returned to the city last even ing.
 Mrs. J. A. Black returned from a visit to the coast last evening.
 Fritz Harrington returned from Benson and vicinity last evening after spending several days on mining husi- ness.
 Thomas McInry, well known min ing man connected with Sonora properties. passed through the city yesterday on his way to Cananea for business stay.
 Harry Duey of the Anderson-Apache company, vas in Bisbee yesterday for, a short stay.
 Parker Woodman. superintendent Of the Copper Queen mines, will leave tomorrow for Morenci for a business stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Douglas Of Douglas. passed yesterday in this
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29

STAG CANYON FUEL COMPANY
 Dawson Coal and Coke ureEcelIed for Domestic Purposes Ask Your Dealer For It. General Sales Office E. P. & s. w. Building, EI Paso, Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
News of the City
nu1p STAGE LINE TO coURTLAND

Leaves Palace Stables every morn Ing s a. m.. making a round trip each day. Phone in your orders for reser vsfion of seats to Palace Stse'es. Lowell No. '; c. Q. Hotel. Bisk cs. Phone le. Wnl call any place in city for messengers. Fare sS.5n. Bowen | Hubbard. vroprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29

Mir. and Mrs. James Douglas Of Douglas, passed yesterday in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29
Xrs. Vinalewl so,sh,re srrua

MFILTg,Ns nI HorgERs sor t5ei- CHILDR Wds1z ' IeS rxa z, z S S-yith PERFECT SCc Ess
 sii PAIN. GCFtSz WIND iCLIC an5 is tbs Q emedg for Otl skkhc1k Sod by DrTI.1fsts in e1t ev.s sootEsaz ssrup, / and .tzks D, v tber kif ,senty-nxe essts 2 6ott.e CT zrsnteed under [ <za oL-D aSD WELL TRIED RENEDT
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29

Harry Duey of the Anderson-Apache company, vas in Bisbee yesterday for a short stay
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-29

Mrs. J. A. Black returned from a visit to the coast last evening.
The bee., 1909-12-02

A close inspection OF Eth 'Opia,
which will be presented at Temple
Theatre next Friday night, Deem
Der 10, proves il % be an entertain
ment that will be as interesting as
1t has been represented 10 be, and
the large cast of seVentY-fiVe local
people, who have been happily
chosen for their respective parts
will give n good account Of them
selves. The reputation made here
some years ago by Mr.. Willard and
his partner with the funny enter
taininent, the "Singin' Skule Be-
ginment," stands a. a guarantee OF
the nigh class Of eth opia." The
music is very bright, pretty and
catchy and the songs the latest and
most up-to-date, Rehearshals Will
be conducted now regularly every
atteEnoon until Tho date Of the per-
.fOthiaRceS ~ .ttgfD a.a tt A
sy1ssslI AE&h inlad a. ~. 81 n
The bee., 1909-12-02

JNW J SFRull, ofSt. Charles, was in
the CITY Tuesday
~ Fob RENT-Two houses on Curtis
BieR6 MplEf9'w IS. MsGary.
Lee Oldham, Of Hopkinsville,
spent Tuesday in the city on BUSH
wess.s N0r.l sis6tRs ',,vr'.'.sv4
\ City Judge A. j. Bennett made a
'sbustne IS, -sh1nl. 90 the county seat
Monday
"A Postmaster gGcwell has had fine
new lock put on the front door Of
tbe post Office.
Rev. Geo. c. Abbitt, of Hopkins
willie, held services at the reading
room Tuesday.
u City Marshal W. r. Brewington,
OF Motions Gap. was in the city on
business Tuesday.
Policeman VIM. Wilson, Of the
Madisonville force, wasin the city
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. r. E. Witherspoon. who has
WCCu 4utlc AAIs 10 tbipl oNihB anu " III
soon be able 70 be out.
Ed l.. Lacy, tonsorial artist in
Lee JacksOn's shop at Madisonviile,
was in town Monday.
Miss Mary Hewlett will be behind
She counters Of Barnes, Cowand &
Go. until after the HOLIDAYS.
The Louisville Herald has
ehAnRed the price Of It's daily from
awo cents per copy to one cent.
The fire fighters, under the di-
rectiOn of w, d. Caviness, did fine
work yesterday morning at the fire.
o. B. Clements, our popular jew
mIer Of Kruckemeyer & Cohn, spent
Thanksgiving with friends 10 Ev-
Ansviile.
Tax Assessor J. II. CorbItt has
<Dompleted his task and it 10 all
ready now for the collector TO finish
the 1910 work.
Misses Elizabeth and Roberta
Lindle attended the birthday party
of Miss Ruth Lamb, at Madiso2-
willie, yesterday.
Ottey Vannoy wishes TO thank the
good citizens of Darlington for their
kindness and assistance at the fire
yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Edwin Brooke
\ and their viaitors, Misses Cook, of
Mopkinsviile attended Miss Givens'
dance Thursday night.
N Born last Wednesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Davis, fine girl. Will
as thinklngof asking Mr.. J r. If he
needs another lady clerk. -
The newly organized council of
she knights and Ladies' of Security
will visit the Madisouville council
K at MadisoRvilhit0nigi t.
81 Manager McGary has secured the
services of the Long Brothers to
handle the stage at the Temple
Theater. They are a fine team and
1he audiences will appreciate their
fast work.
The bee., 1909-12-02
For RENT-Two houses on Curtis
street. Apply TO w. s.. MeGarV.

1
For RENT-TwO houses on Curtis
street. Apply to w. S, McGary.
One of the largest crowds ever
seen at the depot was there Sunday
Everyone had on theT glad rags
and we had the appearance of a l2,-
900 CITY. 'A,
The Red Mems memorial sermon
Ipfeached by the Rev. Noors, at the
Christian church Thursday night,
was largely attended aud thorough
/ Iy enjoyed bv ali. $ilD e.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Rec, WHO
have made this their h"me { lfbr
many years, will leave lu few
days for Greenville, where fuzzy will
reside in the future.
Services at the NJ, +. Church,
South, Sunday AZ a. m. and 7:l5 p m.
Evening subject, The Life of
Moses. Sunday school at 8 80 a, III.
Epworth League 6:45 .. M.
Those who were up at 2:30 a. m.
Thursday witnessed a complete
eclipse of the moon. 1t commenced
at p. IN. and lasted until and was
indeed magnificent sight:
John b. Atkinson is named by
Governor Wilson as one Of tine
Kentucky delegates to the Southern
Commercial Congress at Washing.
ton December 6 and Z. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Atkinson will not go
to this meeting.
William Bradley, who accompan-
ed his wife to Nashville last week
has returned home. Mrs. Bradley,
who is in st. Thomas Hospital, is
doing nicely, having successfully
undergone "a serious sergical opera
ton with much fortitude.
Quite q number of our society
people attended the dance at Madi-
sonville Thanksgiving night given
by Miss Helen Givsns' dancing
class. They are loud in praises
of the courteous treatment received
at the hands of Miss Givens.
Wilt EnIow u former citizen of
this place, now living in Evaas-
vile, was severely stabbed by al
unknown negro IN Evansville Sat
urdsy night. The negro evidently
mistook Enlew for some one else.
The culprit has not yet been appre-
hended.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
NJ. f. Church, South, which has
held a rummage sale aud ice cream
suppers at the stand next to the PeO-
Piles Bank Saturday, andIthIs week
have been literally patronrzed. The
proceeds will go TO the fund for the
new church.
In case of Arnold and Brackett VS.
+. b. Miller. who was arrested for
trespass, by cutting through a
hedge on their farm, Miller was hsld
under $50 bond to await the actibn
of the February grand jury. Miller
is an emplove of the Walsh Con-
structiOu Co.
The Peoples Bank Of Darlington
had more money on deposit on last
pay day than al any time in It's his
tory. We hope you will help us pass
even that mark this time. We
treat everybody the best we can,
and have no favOrites.
f. h. ARNOLD Cashier.
The bee., 1909-12-02

Robt. Rwing, of Louisville, was in
the city Sunday.
G. Curtis, of HopkinsvilIe was in
the city Tuesday.
Mai. f. b. Harris, Of Mortons Gap,
was in the city Sunday.
Mum Wilson, of Madisonvtlle,
was in the city Tuesday.
Miss jamie Victory made friends
in jacksonville visit Monday.
Lounie Thomasson made friends
In Madisonville a visit Monday.
Miss Garnett Lindle was Is Madi-
sonville Monday visiting friends.
Mrs. Frank DeVylder spent sun
day in jacksonville with relatives.
Miss Amelia Price, of Madison
vile, visited relatives here last
week. ~
Mr.. NJ. VI. Gilmore. Of Dawson,
spent Tuesday in the city with rela-
tives. ....
County Judge Wilson, of Nadi-
sonville, was m the city Monday on
business.
Mrs. Chas. Walker, of Kelleys,
visited the family of J. NJ. Kestner
last week. '''t
Our shoemaker, Mr.. Blondtn;s Wis
tied friends in Henderson Sunday
aud Monday. ,":'".;''~
Mrs. Ada Ramsey, of Madison
Etvine.f was',he;guess Of Mrs. Jas. r..
Rash Tuesday: -.
Miss Napier, Of Hanson, spent the
Thanksgiving holiday with Mrs.
Dan NJ. Evans.
JyV, McEuen and son, Or. II b.
McEuen, Of St. Charles, Were in
town Tuesday. 'e
Tappan has the Ninas goods this
year CtanH ssr@sliand get first
choice. VICToRY BLDG.
Mrs. lin Prentice, vi Morganiield,
visited Mrs. II. S. Brsmwell a few
days last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jno. b. Atkinson
visited friends at Madisopyille
Sunday afternoon.
Banker Arnold and Lawyer Bates
spent Sunday at Mr.. Arn0id's far "a
near MOrtOns Gap.
Mrs. ]. B. Indie and children
visited Mrs. Indies mother at
Grapevine Sunday.
f. B. Taylor, of jacksonville,
spent Monday in the city visiting
his brother, Richard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex McEuen spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. McEuen's
parents in st. Charles.
Low Johnson, sheriff-elect OF
Christian county, spent Sunday in
the city with relatives.
Mr.. Mrs. JnO. Y. Taylor, who
have been visiting in Ohio county,
retained home Sunday.
SIr. and AIRS. r. NJ. Trahern and
Chas. Trahern spent Sunday with
relatives In Hopkinsville.
Jas. MalOney, manager Of the
Grand Leader. spent Sunday with
his parents in Providence.
MIR. Payne, of Madisonville, who
has been IN charge OF TaylOr's drug
store, has returned to that city.
Mrs. H. b. Rosser, of Howell,
IND, who has been visiting her son,
jeff Murphy has returned home.
r. G.. Brannon, who is taking n
medical course at the u. of ~,
has returned to Nashville. Tenn.
Thos. Dean. of Raleigh, n. c.,
who has been visiting his uncle,
j. r. Dean, returned home Monday.
h ID. d, Woodruff and daughter,
Miss Laura, OF ST. Charles, were in
the city Tuesday, en-. route 10 Madi-
sonville.
Mrs. fay Rogers, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. b.. ID,
Hackney, in Howell, Ind, returned
home Sunday.
VIM. West and wife lsit Monday
for Ashville, n. g., where they
were called on account of the death
of Mrs. Vests sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Clark, of
Paducah, who visited Mr., Clark's
sister, Mrs. w. Il. COyle, last week
have returned nome.
The bee., 1909-12-02

Tesoh Boys TO Cooit.1g2sN .
=. An. some paE1S o., England there are
The bee., 1909-12-02
Teal !. Happenings


w JssSull, qfst, Charles, was in
the CITY Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
THIS IS STILL LAST MONDAY
Gregorian Day Is History, but House
Day Yet Remains.
Lower Branch of Congress- I'm SEES.
sion Until 1850 O'Clock Because
of We Quorum.

Monday. February =. has passed into
history in the Gregorian calendar. but Il
IS still with Us. 50 far as the House OF
Representatives is concerned
Monday was suspension day" under
the rules OF the House. As many mem
hers had bills that could be passed only
on suspension Of the rules. with the short
time remaining II this session. the House
took a recess Monday night instead Of
adjouruing. Tuesday. therefore. was Mon
day. legsla1vely speaking A recess was
taken last night Therefore Wednesday
also became Monday. To-day viii be
Monday. too. in The House
The penal code bill was under consid-
eration YESTERDAY Representative Clay
ton. Of Alabama. is opposed 10 some OF
its provisions. He moved late in the after
noon that the House adjourn. II that
motion had prevailed Monday suspen-
sion day- would have been terminated
The majority wanted Suspension day con-
tinuea in order that the penal code bill
and other measures might be passed.
As opposed 10 Mr.. CIayton's motion Rep
resentative Payne. Of New York moved
that the House take a recess until to-
day at II O'Clock. A point Of no quorum
vas raised Accordingly. the Speaker d.
rected that the doors be closed in order
that members present might not escape.
and he directed that the Sergeant-at-
arms bring in absent members. At 80
o'clock last night a sufficient number Of
members had answered the roll call TO
make quorum, and recess was then
taken until to-day al II O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
NEARLY KILLED
Found Bound and Gagged and Seri
ously Injured.
Mentions Man Prominent in National
PoIstfcs-Was Accused of Steal
ing Rare Lace She Made

Chicago. Feb. T7.-One q the most dar-
ing attempts al Kidnapping. brutal tor
ture, and possible murder which have
ever been perpetrated in Chicago was
frustrated. to-day. when Ella Gingles, the
eighteen-year-old Irish lacemaker, now
unuer indictment on a charge Of stealing
her Own handiwork from the Irish lace
shop in the Wellington Hotel. was dis
covered unconscious. partly dressed,
bound hand and foot. gagged, her face
and hands gashed. and almost dead. in a
bathroom on the fourth foor OF that
hotel
Physicians revived the girl This after
noon IN her ineoherent rawlings after
ward the young woman repeated again
and again the names Of the women
among them that OF Miss Agnes Barrett
her accuser. with whom she had been
involved over the charge Of stealing The
rare Irish lace which she makes
She also brought in the name OF a man
prominent in national politics. and the
police are inclined TO believe that the
later details Of the crime were the work
Of 2 man.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
FIGHT ON TREATY UNFOUNDRD
Senate Had Misread Pact with
Canada Over Boundaries.
Agreement Contains Provisions Sen
ator smith Wanted Inserted and
Over Which senate SauabbIed.

After all the legislative fight and per-
sonaI squabbles between Senators on ae-
count Of the treaty fixing the water
boundaries between the United States and
Canada. Il may be that the treaty has
been misread and that al the fuss and
feathers have been FOR naught.
The State Department thinks Nj Root
knew what the bin proposed 10 co when
he had a hand I'm the draft Of %. and the
Foreign Relations Committee Of the Sen
ate believes that Robert Bacon, Secretary
OF State. knows the treaty as well as the
alphabet
Yet there seems 20 be q disagreement
between what Secretary Bacon and
Chandler Anderson, the special counsel
Tor the State Department, and most Of
the members Of the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations think on the one side
and what William Alden Smith. Senator
from Michigan. thinks on the other, con
corning what the treaty proposes 60 do
IN dividing the waters OF the s. Mary
River.
From what the committee has gathered
from State Department authorities and
their own examination q the maps and
tlEGk1 - lrl4Al-4 La41 41e--g ----.--
niZes absolutely the dlvtsion OF the St.
Msrys River, as Senator Smith says il
row divides, i gives 10 the American
side seventy-seven Per cent OF the stream
and 60 being admittedly true that within
that compass lies all the power water.
The treaty provisions. Il is said guar
antee. in effect. the preservation OF that
power 10 tire American side By forbidding
either country 10 deepen the bed Of tlle
river. or erect works that would divert
the Uppe- waters.
II has been pointed out that under the
present status the Canadians might. &.
they choose. dredEe their side u the
river 50 as To divert water from tbs
American side. and that while the pur-
pose OF an agreement prohibiting the
dredging Of the river on either side is
20 prevent either country from diverting
The head waters. IL operated 20 protect
the American side In the possession Of
the water power ~ the 5. Marys Fails
This was what Senator Smith was say
ing II would destroy The measure was
postponed until the next Congress.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18

the conditions Of these naval stations
should not be allowed to serve on this
committee inquired MT. Tlliman-
Before Mr. La Toilette could answer
Senator Frye made the following re-
mark.
IF the Senator's theory Is carried cut
in TIE Committee on Commerce. the whole
seventeen members would have 10 be
taken from Nevada"
Reading from various magazine articles
IN which the Navy Department and its
Sc al divisions we're assailed by the so
called 'muckrakeTs. the Wisconsin Sen
st0r caused stir by producing official
records 10 subStantiate the claims made
by the naval critics.
There Is something inherently wrong
with the whole system" The conditions
alleged by the Senator to exist in navy
yards was described as shameful
Speaking Of the laxity in the Navy
Department in connection with Mr. Ia
FOllette's statement. Senator Tillman
said: the Navy Department has been
used as a political machine during recent
years.
1t seems that Office has come TO be the
goal OF ambitious Republican politicians
important a branch OF the government
has left good many loose ends II has
sort Of paralyzed the department
would inquire how is the Senator from
Wisconsin going 20 remedy this condi-
tiOn7 he proposes the establishment oil
a commission 20 provide naval base tc
supplant the navy yards. There are SC
many commissions now that have beer
appointed by the President. mutual ad-
mirauon societies. that Congress IS be-
coming obsolete
Shortly before ) o'clock, when Mr.. la
Toilette showed signs OF concluding his
dissertation on the evils OF the navy
Senator Tllman advanced point Of
order against the amendment that had
been so srdently supported by the Wis
consin Senator, and the measure was
stricken out This left the way clear
for a vote and the matter was conclusive
Is settled.