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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
HELD
 | HIGH CARNIVAL
 LAST EVENING
National Holiday Celebrated By Those Away From Mother Country With Banqueting, Toasts and Merry Making.

There was a large attendance d, the Pythian Hall last night to cele- brate the banquet given by the Ser vians in honor of St. Sava day. This is widely celebrated wherever. there are Servians and. Montenegrans as one of the greatest of their national holidays.
 The banquet room was beautifully decorated with the flags of the Ser ,vian and Montenegron governments hanging by the side of the stars and stripes. The paraphernaiia of the or der were conspicuously hung about the hall and the coat of arms of the Ser vian government were conspicuously displayed.
 The long tables which were ar ranged around three sides of the hali were beautifully decorated and were ladened with everything which sug- sested the art of the culinary depart ment. Although the arrangement
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
WHITE MAN BACK
 i ID DUsKY MAIDEN
Owen Brown Arrested For Liv- ing With Negro Wench.
 Is Second 0ffenSe.

There is no accounting for tastes And there is no accounting for the lengths to which some will go to ac. complish an unholy purpose. <. case in point is that of Owen Brown, now under arrest on a charge of living with q negro woman. He was arrest. ec Tuesday night and his case will come up before Justice High tomor. row. s
 There will be some readers of tn. Review who will remember that Brown ~as arrested on a similar charge several months ago. the ar rest having been made on Saco road by Officers Henry Hall and Frank Johnson Brown crawled behind a stove in the kitchen when the officers demanded admission. and crawled ou; only partially clothed.
 Alter the degrading experience through which he had gone, Brown begged the officers to be as ienient with him as possible. They had a con. sultation over the matter, a saloon man went the prisoners bond, and a charge of yagrancy was preferred against him-which meant that he would have no further trouble if he left town.
 Brown was this time arrested in the same house as he was before, but in another room. and sleeping with the same negro wench. X different charge has been preferred against him this time. and il is a safe bet that he will get 1t handed him good and plenty when the case comes up for trial to- morrow.
 Brown. prior to his first arrest. laid about the camp for months as poker game booster.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
NOTH|NGlIOO GOOD FOR ELKs
 THEY KNOW II
A Club House Costing One Mil lion Dollars Is To Be Erected In the City of New York At An Early Date.

Nowadays whenever you encounter a man with a set of nfiufatnre antIers protruding from his buttonhoie you will do well to retreat and vanish. un- less you have the same insignia. on your own facade, or lacking that dec oration. can give him the proper wig gle of the fingers from the ear With cut these assets, it is barely possible that you may not be interested in his topic of conversation. With them you need not heed this advice. for probably you will try to shout him down on lis own ground in an ef- fort to convince him that you know more about wnat he's talking about than he does.
 That topic will be one and only the new club house to be erected by the New York lodge of EIks. It's all they are talking about these times, and. taking the matter by and laugh one can't blame them. because, if all the plans and specifications and pros pectuseS and what act are to Dc re lied upon, that herd of knowing and sometimes frolicsome animals is go ing to have corral that is worth a few lines, vocal or typed Every one knows or should. that wlen the Elks do things they do them. but even so. their present project Is 90 big that it carries bit Of surprise with it.
 In 8 word. the new club house Is to cost a round million. and even that big fgnre doesn't convey an adequate notion of the scheme. As matter of fact, one will have to wait until 1t Is all ready before attempting any TX precision of appreciation. Then visit CTS as we'll as homing ones. will bs permitted to say what they think The
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
wAotEY IN CITY.

5 A. T. Wadley of Cananea is a busi- ness visitor ir n.=bee. He Will return to the big copper camp today.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
b|SbEE WILL EESOME GOOD
 BASKET BALL
Trophy of Unusual Value Has Been Offered To Five Teams of camp-The Schedule As Announced.

 The Y. N. C. A. Basket Bah League has just made public the schedule which is to be played or during the remainder of the season. The league consists of five teams representing the association. the C. and A.. the Cop- per Queen store and the Bisbee High school
 L. L. Gilman has offered beautiful trophy cup 10 the winners. The prize is a large silver vessel of French gray finish. set on an ebony base. and hay ing genuine stag horn handles. It is a trophy worth struggling for, aud this incentive for good play should develop the best basket ball ever seen in the city. The team which wins through two successive seasons is to be al. lowed to permanently retain the cup.
 The schedule has been printed upon attractive rosters, which have been placed in tho windows of the different business h~'ises. The different games with their dates are as follows:
 SCHEDULE.
 January 2s-Y. M. c. A. vs. High School; Copper Queen ys. C. & A.
 February 4-Copper Queen vs. T. M C. A.; High School vs. c. & A
 February 1l-C. & A. vs. Y. M. C. A.: High School vs. Copper Queen.
 February 1S-High School vs- Y. M c. A.; C. & A vs. Copper Queen.
 February 25-f. NJ. c. A. vs. Copper Queen: C. S A. ys. High School.
 March 4-Y. M c. A. ys- C. & A: Copper Queen vs. High School
 March i1-Y. M. c. 4. vs High School; Copper Queen vs. c. < X.
 March 1s-Copper Queen vs. r. NJ. c. A.; High School vs. C. & A
 March 25-C. & 4. ys. Y. NJ. C. A.; High School vs. Copper Queen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
BUILDING NEW CHURCH.

That Bisbee is to have a new church structure in the near future is the de- termination of tho local Baptist com munion. The foundations for the new house of worship were started yes terday afternoon. The contractors. Demerest & Holden, intend to rush the work to completion as ranidiy as possible. For the present only the parsonage and Sunday school room .are to be built. and here the congre- gation will worship until the church itself is completed The building is to stand on the site of the old structure which was destroyed by fire. The i'm. mediate expenditure is to be about s3500.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
~That's So. whose ahead?"

nat so, WnoSe ahead!
 But the Review was unable to ac- co-nmodate the public as the Asso- ciated Press failed to deliver the re suits which this great news gathering agency seldom fails to do. But Bis bee was not alone left In the dark as no report of this event was received at Fl Paso or at any of tue surround ing cities. query was sent out last night to ascertain where this report had gone and 1t is hoped that it will be rounded up before morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28

lives which run on in much the same channel from generation to generation Toasts were also drunk 10 America, where the baDq.eters have cbonsen to make their homes and whose flag they have sworn to support.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
LOCATE IN SOUTHLAND

Mrs Cornelius and family of Don Luis moved yesterday to Courtland. They went over in Ed. Bowen's big auto which made two trips yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-28
MRS. MARTIN RETURNS.

Mrs. Ed. Martin returned yesterday from Courtland where she had been visiting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

IL the new addition to the high school is
finished by that time 1t will be held there.
Mr.. Anderson, the new debating teacher,
called a meeting Of all the boys interested
in debating and read the question to them.
He said that the question for the debate
with the Lincoln High school would be
proposed by Lincoln this year, but that
Omaha had their choice of Sides It is
possible that Omaha will debate with Coun-
Gill Bluffs High school this year. Mr..
Anderson made arrangements for starting
work on the debate at once and all boys
intending to take part will meet at the
Y. NC. A. on Friday night to begin work.
The drill girls of the Omaha High school
gymnasium classes will give an exhibition
drill with ~dumbbells, etc. before the women
of the Women's Christian Temperance
union convention on Tuesday evening. The
girls will probably be in~uniform and viii
be under the direction of Miss Schwartz,
the girls physical direetorst
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
RECORD OF OMAHA DOCTORS
Austro-A American Doctors Have Been in Omaha a Little Over One
Year and Have Cured Many People of Seriously
Hopeless Chronic Ailments

A little owe mt year ago the Austro-American Doctors opened offices IN
the Range Building and commenced treating chronic ailments, many of long
standing, by their New Method" Treatment At first people were skeptal,
but in a short time they awakened to the fact that these physicians actually
werec curing patients of chronic diseases which other physicians and methods
Of treatment had failed. From that time o patients have come from Ne
braska N surrounding statesi large numbers The AuNroA American Doc
tors ire Justly proud of the many cures Which they have effected and ae
highly pleased by the umerou letters received from grateful people whom
they have helped back Il the Joys of health. The following letter written by
Charles Tiffey is typical Oft the many received. You should read it.
Ausuo-Amercan Doctors.
Dear sis; For the past eight years 1 have had Rheumatism. All my
joints were afecteda and vas unable to walk II use my hands to hold any
thing All treatments 1 had taken before coming to you were without re-
suits. After taking treatment from you for three weeks began % improve
and feel like myself
From that time O 1 have been improving right along. Before taking
treatment l could not step over a broomstck-now 1 am working and feel
fine. To anyone suffering with similar ailments l will be glad to tell o. write
what these doctors have done for me. CHARLES TIFFEY,
Logan, Iowa.
Those who have paralysis, rheumatism, goitre, gall stones. epilepsy. dis
eases Of the liver, kidneys, stomach, blood or n chronic o. nervou diseases
of men " women should call and see these doctors, al they make n charge
for consultation and examination, and will tell you frankly whether your case
is durable or not They accept no incurable cases.. The Austro-American Doc
tors arr located at Suite 4GS Range Building, 18th and Harney-jut opposite
the Orpheum theatsr. All cases are treated under the personal supervision
of Dr. Milan, the great DiagnosIcan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
WADE SAYS ASSOCIATION
is HAVING GREAT GROWTH
General Y, M. G. A, Secretary Sees
Evidence of Greatly Increased
Usefulness.

"Omaha is growing, but the Young Mems
Christian association is growing faster
han Omaha" said B. F. Wade, general
secretary OF the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION, as he looked over the figures on
his desk. The educational work was the
first to get under way this fall and It has
surpassed all our expectations. 1t has
gained over 100 per cent over last year n
last year showed a gain Of 65 per cent.
The gymnasium classes are much stronger
and every branch Of our work shows a
most substantial gain"
Officers Of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION are quite proud OF the way the
big building was able to come to the fore
In an emergency and care for over 100 wo-
men who are in attendance at the annual
convention of the Women's Christian
Temperance union. Cots we're placed in the
boys assembly room and in the main audi
torium and the ladies' parlor was cur
tanned off and the 100 women were cared
for with little difficulty.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
ALFRED BLOOM THROWN
FROM HIS CARRIAGE
vehicle is Run Int by street Car on
sixteenth, but Mr.. Bloom
Escapes Injury.

In a miraculous manner, Alfred Bloom.
president and treasurer Of the Alfred Bloom
company, manufacturers of bank and Of
flee fixtures, narrowly escaped serious II
not fatal injuries early last evening when
a southbound Sixteenth street car crashed
into his carriage and hurled him to the
pavement directly in front of the car.
His own presence of mind in crawling to
safety and the skill of the motorman in
stopping the car prevented a serious accl.
dent. Mr.. Bloom received minor injuries.
The accident happened on Sixteenth street,
between Capitol and Davenport streets. The
carriage in which he was riding was badly
wrecked by the collision. the horse breaking
away and dashing toward the curb. Pass.
ers-by stopped the animal. Mr.. Bloom
was driving across the street at the time,
just ahead OF a n%orthbound car and Just
in time to be struck by the car going in
the opposite direction.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
DEBATE SUBJECT SELECTED
Local Platform AsPirRnts Receive a
TIP to Get Busy to Meet other
High schools.

Prof. Graft of tn High school has
received a letter from Principal S. A.
Underwood Of the westport High school OF
Kansas City. containing the question for
the Tri-City debate, among the three cities.
Omaha. West Des Moines and Kansas
City. The question decided upon is. RE
solved. That the government should en-
courage competition to the extent OF pro-
hibiting any form Of artificial monopoly "a
Interpretation; It is to be granted that
the necessary avs are constitutional and
practical chat Is. can be enforced), and
the so-called natural monopolies are not
to be considered.
The preliminaries to decide the Oman
squad ain be held about December and
The debate itself VIII be held on March
Is, either at the Creighton auditorium o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
Gases of
Scarlet Fever
Health Commissioner Asks Council to
Shoulder More Financial
Burdens.

Gealth Commissioner Connell has on his
Lands two cases Of %virulent scarlet fever
that bid fair to cost the city a good many
dollars. One case turned UP last Thurs
day at the union depot. when a young
girl travelling from Holland to Salt Lake
City was taken from a train apparently
on the verge Of dying, with a hemorrhagic
type Of the disease. She is now confined
in a private house. at a cost to the city
of "a a day for board and room, with SIS
a week for a nurse.
The second case was found at the city
police station Monday and will be placed
in the same house. The weekly expense
will thus be materially increased, and the
council concluded there is nothing to be
done but take care of the cases, whatever
the cost. Neither Of the parties have rela-
tives who can help them financially. They
Will be the guests of the city treasury
for at least thirty days, according to the
health commissioner.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
SCOTT CONCERT CALLED OFF
DIsa Between. the Singers
Manager and j. M. Gillian is
the Cause, E

Scotti's concert. to have been given here
on Saturday night, has been called off
because of a disagreement between II. H.
Hall OF Lincoln. under whose manage
ment the singer was to hav appeared. and
tine Chicago manager. This concert
had been anticipated with much pleas
ure by the music lovers OF Omaha. It
would have been one Of the foremost mu-
steal events OF the season.
While the cancellation of the date was
the result of differences arising here, It Is
understood that the real underlying cause
was related to the terms set forth by
Scotti's manager in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

Have moot Print II.
n. =. swoboda, certified unit
Heyn, photo, removed to 18th & Howard.
R%inehart, photographer, 18th & Farnam.
Chambers school Of Dancing open.
Circulars.
BOND salesman required for Iowa. Ad-
dress Y 74s. care Bee.
white waters at sohlitz oafe-Quiok
service and courteous treatment.
Equitable E~1fs-Policies Sigh drafts at
maturity. r.. d. Nicely, manager, Omaha.
News Asks rev TriaI-Attorneys for the
defendant have filed a motion in district
court for a new trial In the Dennison-Neyvs
case.
Negro on Trial for stabbing-Robert
Ferguson, colored, Is on trial in district
court on a charge OF ~"stabbing with intent
TO wound" Lee Jackson another negro.
Temple Israel zlble CIaHs-Temple Is.
rael Bible class will meet Wednesday
nights hereafter instead of Tuesday, and
the lesson this week will be the study
of Elijah.
Cunning Street Lot for s7,ooo-wiliam
and Joseph Davis have sold to w. j. His
lop. the north half Of the lot just east OF
the intersection Of Twenty-flfth and Cum
Ing streets. The price was $1,000.
Mike whelan sues Mrs. Brown-A dam.
age suit is before Judge Sears in dis,
trict court in which Sergeant Michael
Whelan Of the Omaha police force is
suing Mrs. Columbia Brown, proprietress
Of the Murray hotel. The complaint is
with regard to an elevator accident which
occurred in June. 1907. The sum of $4,000
is asked.
Council ,sidesteps Medical Inspection
Health Commissioned Connelrs letter e
the city counc asking that an ordinance
be framed up and passed to provide fol
regular medical inspection of the Omaha
school pupils has been sent to the board
~ education for consideration and re.
pStt.h The council committee of the whole
was not prepare to tackle the new stunt
without having expert advice.
Omaha, the Matrimonial Market Town
Omaha, the Matrimonial Market Town.
will be the subject of an address tonigh'
before the Omaha Ad club by Rev. Charles
w. Savidge, the marrying parson, who hal
tied more nuptial knots than any othe.
minister west Of the Missouri river, r. A
Smith Of the advertising department o
the Union Pacific viii speak on the sub
ject Horse Sense and Advertising" TIL
Dime will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
wireless from Fort Omaha TO Union Pa
oifio shops-United States signal servic
officers at Fort Omaha are conducting ex
periments in wireless ~telegraphy in con
junction with Or. Frederick Millener. cleo
trician OF the Union Pacific. Message
have been sent between Fort Omaha an
the Union Pacific shops when but an auto
mobile coil was used at the shops end. Di
Millener broke his big coil, but this did nc
stop his experiments and he kept at wor
TO see IL a message could be sent with
small coil.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
LObeck Wants
Some Experts on
Occupation Tax
City Comptroller Anticipates Diff
Guilty in Computing Figures
of Corporations.

Comptroller Lobeck has asked the city
council for authority to employ experts
to prepare and present a plan for ascer-
tanning the earnings of corporations which
are to pay the occupation tax. Under the
ordinance. this tax began to run for the
benefit Of the city on September l, and
will be due for payment December l. How
to get at the proper figures and see that
the city draws all that is coming to 1t,
is what the comptroller desires to find out.
His communication was sent to the com
mittee on finance. to investigate and re-
port as soon as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
MOTORCYCLE STRIKES AUTO
Frank Phinney, who Was Riding the
Cycle, IL Dangerously
Injured.

Frank Phinney OF S1s9 Farnam street,
while riding a motorcycle on South Eight
zenith street, collided with an automobile
on Harvey street late yesterday afternoon
and was injured about the head. He SUI
fered a co~ncussion of the brain and ls
thought to be in a dangerous condition.
Phinney is employed as a collector by
the Nebraska Cycle company. He collided
with the automobile that is owned and
was being operated by w. J. Hynes Of the
Hynes Grain mpany Phinney was rid
ing on the left side of the street on Eight
eenth and along the high board fence of
the court house square and upon reaching
the corner. his view being o%bstructed. he
struck the automobile broadsides. Mr..
Hynes took him to the hospital in the auto
mobile.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment.
About a year ago my daughter got a cake
Of Cuticura Soap and one box O. Cuti-
eura Ointment and in one week from the
time 1 began to use them my hands were
all healed up and they have not been
q mite sore since. / would not be with
u b Cuticura Remedies.
They also cured a bad sore on the
hand Of one OF my neighbor's children,
and they think very highly Of the Cuti-
QuTe Remedies. John ". Hasty, So. Eff
nngham, N. H., Mar. 5 and Apr. IL, 90"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
TO ACCOMMODATE Mr.. HILL
GOuIds Said to he Ready to Give
Minnesota MaEnate q Big
COncRsaIOn.

Concession.
The latest deal being figured on to give
James ]. Hill an outlet to the Pacific coast
is one by which he will get a half interest
in the Denver and Rio Graude from the
Goulds. This plan is said to conform with
certain tentative negotiations which have
been taken VI.
1t is denied hat the Goulds will sell a
half interest in the Western Pacific. but
that II Mr.. Hill wants an outlet for his
Burlington to the Pacific coast he may
have a half interest in the Rio Grande
which road owns a controlling interest in
the Western Pacific. The Rio Grande built
the Western Pacific and own rs per cent
Of its stock. BY buying it Of the Rio
Grande the Burlington would have a route
all the way from Denver to the coast.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
For Baby's Skin

The purest, sweetest and most COO
nomical method n preserving, purifying
and beautifying baby's delicate skdn,
scalp and hair IA the constant usa OF
CuEcura Soap, assisted, when nsCessA- v,
by gentle applications OF Cuticura Oint-
ment. For rashea itchings, inhamma,
tlona and chahngs Of infants, children
aud adults. Is well ~ for shaving, sham
pooling, sanatlVe, antiseptio cleansing
nursery Cuticura Soap and Ointment
are unnvaled.
Cutisura soap G6l, CuticuFa Ointment t6Ocl
and cuticuna heanlyent sos ~ ~ DE torn q
Chucoilta Coated fuA az. htf val 81 o0l en- acld
ihr0uEhdut ~ word, Potter DuE q Cem. Corp
sole FIoua- l38 Oolumbm Ave- Boston. Ma
au9tdnA adtreataent ~ hundred ann enectiona
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

@. r. Kruger. the Jeweter, 1900 Virginia
avenue, indianapolis. Ind, writes; II Was
30 weak from kidney trouble that Z could
hardly walk a hundred feet. -Four bottles
OF Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared my COM
plsxlon. cured my backaehe and the ir-
rsguIaritiss disappeared. and l can now
attend 20 business every day. and recon-
mend Folsy's Kidney Remedy 10 all SUIT
fersrs. a. b cured me after the doctors and
0hsr remedies had tailed" Sold b. al
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
Building Permits.

O.. w. GarIoch, 263 North Twentieth,
frame dwelling, $500; storz Brewing com
pany, Fifteenth and Clark, frame storage
Charles, frame dwelling, $500; E.. +. Up
dixie, $3.50 Fowler avenue, frame dwelling,
50, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
Temporary Golf Links.

The South Omaha golf players are re-
duced to the necessity of playing on temp
orary green's for the rest Of the year. The
greens OF the regular course have been
covered for the winter. The course with
the temporary greens viii be easier to APP
preach. but much harder in holing out.
The distance of the play is shortened on
several of the holes. The good days of the
last month have seldom failed to get out
a good squad Of enthusiasts. Last year a
few played all winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

Oh llC TISSUES LOT over a
year with large sores.
They would crack open
and bleed. itch, burn
and ache so that / could
not sleep and could do
but little work. They
were 80 bad that ] could
not dress myself in the
morning. They would
bleed and the blood
dropped on the floor. /
called on two doctors,
but they did me no good.
could get nothing to do
ne an UooA Pill not fha
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
Bnrish-V OIence.

At high noon yesterday occurred the
marriage Of o J. Burish and Miss Marie
Violence, at the home Of the brides parents
In South Omaha, Justice William W. East
man officiating. The groom is general
timekeeper for Hugh Murphy, contractor
for public works, and the young couple
will make their home in South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27
s.DIed Of Pneumonia"

is never written of those who cure coughs
and colds with DR.. King New Discovery.
Guaranteed. soc and s1,OO. Sold by BeatoD
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-27

Grand total registered, s,Os2; average for
six years, 1862.
I sabout 500 short of the average. For the
first time in a number Of years the demo-
cratic registration shows a gain over the
republicans.