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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
Mack's Men Figure They Could Beat
the Pirates-PhiIadelp Hopeful
of Taking Bunting Yet.

The Athletics are hoping that Pitts
buro will win the National league
pennant in case the Athletics being
fortunate enough to win out in the
American. They fear the Cubs more
than they do the Pirates.
Pittsburs Weak Against Spitters.
Chicago" says Topsy Hartsel. has
three great pitchers in Brown, Reul-
bach and OveraR to send against us,
provided we win. A good soulhpaw
may puzzle them, but they win pretty
often from the left-handers at that.
Pittsburg, though, is weak against a
good spitball pitcher or a star left
handler. Now, we can send two left
handlers, Krause and Plank, and two
spitters, Morgan and Dygert, or two
speedy men, Coombs and Bender,
against them, and / think among the
six we have at least three or four
pitchers who could make the Pirates
look cheap.
III we win the pennant and have to
meet Pittsburg. pick US to win the
worlds championship. But we have
not won the pennant yet. Our chances
look pretty good at that. for we will
finish at home, while Detroit must take
an eastern trip just before the season
closes; That should help us, although
it did not work out that way in 1907"
do you want to know why so many
of the baseball writer's picked us to
finish seventh or eighth this season ~
asked Ira Thomas, the catcher of the
Athletics.
Connie Mack a Great Manager.
SIT is because you overlooked the
fact that We. have about the best man
ager in the business" he continued
Il doubt II there is another manager
in the league that could have taken
such team and kept it out of the
second division Then. we had three
youngsters in the infield. and some ex-
periments in the outfield in addition
to a bunch Of pitchers that many said
were all in. But we had Connie Mack
teaching US all the while, and he is
the one man responsible for the Ath-
letics being in their position today
His opinion is shared by his team
mates, but some Of them are willing
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
Reply to Mr.. Robinson's Letter.

Mr. Editor: was surprised by read
ing Mr.. e. P. Robinson's letter in The
Bulletin of today.
He speaks of my calling attention to
"a remarkable number, 142.S57," but
says that 1 failed ito show it's most
wonderful feature e.. that when null
tiplied by 2, 8, 4. and s. the same
figures appear each time in the same
order, but occupying different posi-
tons"
Now, as a matter of fact. they do not
occur leach time" as stated by Mr..
Robinson, but occur in just those
couplets of numbers as stated in my
letter of Sept. 1.
In that letter ] called attention 10
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11

to hand some of the credit around.
For instance. Harry Vickers thinks
that Paddy Livingston is the saviour
of the Athletics IN way. When he
joined the tealn-was handicapped be-
hind the bat. as Powers was dead, thus
leaving all the work on Ira Thomas
The Cleveland boy, though, jumped
right in and in addition to catching
great ball, batted in many a victory.
And all his teammates swear that
Paddy made Cy Morgan the pitcher
that he is today. Morgan himself says
that Livingston is the beat catcher he
ever threw to. 81
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11

Slated for Casper in sth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburs ....... .......o -
Cincinnati ...... ......0 0 o 0 3-3
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
WoRcEsTsR's REMNANT.
6rockton Will Be Second in New Eng
land League-Lynn Lost Its Chance
Thursday.

BY losing Thursdays game to New
Bedford, Lynn is out of the race for the
New England pennant With but two
days more of playing the result of the
race was in doubt, Worcester and
Brokton both had a chance if games
could have been played Friday, but
the rain gives the race to Worcester.
To win out, Brockton must win two
games and Worcester must lose at
least one. Should Brockton lose one,
Worcester can lose two and still finish
ahead. All the games were postponed
Friday because of rain. The standing:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
Evans and Phelps Out.

Chicago Golf Club, Wheaton, ILL.,,
Sept. 1O.-Anothe day of strenuous
golf saw the elimination of western
champion Charles Evans Jr., and Mas
on E. Phelps the Midlothian youth, in
the struggle for the national amateur
golf championship.
Tomorrow H. Chandler Egan of Ex-
moor and Robert Gardiner of Hinsdale
will meet in the finals to decide the
championship.
Egan disposed of Evans after con-
test which ended excitingly at the 36th
hole.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11

Many people delude themselves by
saving TT will wear away" when they
notice symptoms of kidney and bladder
trouble. This is a mistake. Take
Foley's Kidney Remedy and stop the
drain on the vitality. 1t cures back
ache, rheumatism. kidney and bladder
trouble. and makes every trace of pain,
weakness and urinary trouble disap-
pear. The Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
KING in DANGER OF SUSPENSION
Runs Risk of Three Year Penalty-Rain Helps I'll.
to Increase Lead-Athetics Can't Pay-MeGrath
Accepts Challenge from Clayton.

with the $500 side bet or they can go
for the entire gate receipts.
The big Norwich man has been do
ing mat work right through the sum-
mer, but wants about two weeks to
put himself in shape by hikes. along
the country roads. II Clayton, who
is now at Rocky Point, r. l., is look
ing for business he can find McGrath
ready to sign the agreement.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11

The feature referred to by Mr.. Rob-
inson which is found in a comparison
of the periods appears only when COM
pairing the numberF 142,S57 withA the
fifth product; when comparing the
first product with the fourth product,
and, finally. when comparing the Sec
ond product with the third product
And>. that is in substance what I
stated IN my letter. Anyone can Veri-
fy it by consulting The Bulletin of the
date alluded to.
c. Fl. TALCOTT.
Norwich, Sept. 10, 1909.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
COTTON.

New York. Sept. 1O.-Cotton futures
closed steady. Closing bids: Septem-
Der 1890, October 1889, November
1928, December 1926, January 1871.
February 1888, March 12.41, April
1242,. May 12.47..
Spot closed quiet, 10 points advance
Middling uplands 1878, mfddling gulf
1900; sales, none.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
OLD FURNITURE.

Get a small can of l.. & NJ. Home
Finish Varnish all ready for use. Clean
the furniture with soap and water and
wipe dry. Then apply one coat. II.
will make old furniture new at a cost
of almost nothing. Sold by l.. w. Car
roll & Son. Norwich; ]. p. Kingsley
G. Son, Plainfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
MON Y.

New York, Sept. 10.-Money on call
steady 21-4@2 IL per cent, ruling
2 IA, offered at 2 l-2. Time loans
dull and strong. Sixty days 3@31-4
per cent, ninety days 1903 IL per
cent, six months 3 $685. per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
St. Louis.
Chicago.
Totals, 81 70 q IL II
Second game
rBatted for Harmon In 9th.

~Batted for Harmon In 9th.
Score by innings:
Chiago -. ......6 40 -
St Louis ..............1 o. 0 l 0-3
Rams. for Chiago Eyers. Schultz 2, Chance. Stein
fedt Hoffman 2. Tinker. Archer. for st. Louis Bar
beau, Bliss. Konetchy: two base hits, Archer Har-
mon: three baes hits. Evans: home run. Hoffman !:
sacrifice hit Schultz; stolen bases. Schultz. Stein
fedt .. Holman Archer. Tinker double plays. Tink-
10 Evers to Chance. Harmon to Bliss 70 konet-
chy. Ellis to Bliss Bliss To Hulswit; left bases.
Chicago q st. Louis s. bases on balls. of Hegn-
botam 2. Harmon 3; hit by pitcher. by Hggnboth-
am l: struck out. by Harmon l. by Higginbotham
4; time. LAO; umpire. ODay.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
GIANT WILL ACCEPT.
MoGrath States He Is Ready to Meet
Captain Clayton.

Jack McGrath, the Irish Giant. is
ready to accept the challenge recently
issued through The Bulletin from
Captain Charles Clayton, the weight
litter. for mat argument. McGrath
says he can accommodate Clayton
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
Mud Runners Had Their pay.

Sheephead Bay, n. Y, Sept TO-
Mud runners had an inning at Sleeps
head Bay today. The heavy rain
made the track deep in mud. Firestone,
carrying 121, easily won the handicap
at mile, at to 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11

At Bunalo-Buffao II. Montreal g.
At Observation-Disclosures :. Toronto l.
Al Baltimore Baltimore Providence postponed; wet
grounds
At Newark-Jersey City-NewarE. postponed; rain
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
American League. q

At Palladelphia-Bos Philadelphia ttwol. rain
One Of the games will be played in double header
Saturday. The other cannot be played as this
is Boston's last appearance here.
At Nashngton-New York Washington double head
postponed; wet grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
Detroit Draws Away from Athletics by Defeating
Cleveland Twice.

Detroit. Sept 10--Both games today by
Detroit from Cleveland one being finely played
contest and the other one sided affair. Delehanty
saved the first game remarkable one hand stop
with the bases full In the second inning Works in
the second held Cleveland TO two hits. Scores:
First same
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
Pirate, Win Protested game.

Pfttsburg. Sept 1O.--Pittsburg from Cincinnati
today. 1 to g. Todays game the result Of the
protest by Cincinnati regarding the game won BY
Pittsburg April o. The feature Of the contest
was Wagner's scoring from second base a sacrifice
bunt in the sixth inning. Score
Pittshuru. Cincinnati.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11

Chicago. Sept lo.-Chcago both games Of a
double header from st. Louis. TO l and 9 to 3.
today. The first game was hard fought. In the
ond game Chicago made six hits OF Harmon In the
nrst inning. netting six runs Scores:
First game
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11

Cincinnati go. 100 0 0 0 So
Runs. for Pittsburg Byrne. weener 2. Wilson for
Cincinnati Hoblitzel. Mitchell Higgins; two base
hits. Casper. Wagner 2: three base hits. Wagner.
Byrne Huggins hits of Casper in innings. on
Rowan in 1: sacrifice hits. Leach. Miller. Gibson
sacrifice fly. Lobert. stolen bases Burne Wilson. Lo
bert Paskert; left bases Pttsburg 3. Cincinnati
&: bases on balls on Casper l. of willis L; first
base on errors Pittsburg l. Cincinnati l struck
out. by Casper q by willis 4; time. 100; umplres,
KLEIN and tombstone.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
Eastern L,.sa. Standing.
BASEBALL GAMES TODAY.
National Isauue.

At Bostnn-Boston- Philadelphia postponed rain.
Two Saturday.
At New Ycrk-Sew York Brooklyn postponed; rain.
Two games Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
DIR. CHAS. u. LAMB.
VETERINARIAN

once at Hodges stab,s. Bath Street
house. Is Town g.. Telephone sls-A
THERE 10 no Advertising medium in
@asfern Comm ttini3t sQval 20 The Bull.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
81. Louis.


Score by innings:
Chicago :....- .-.......0 l o 3
st. Louis .........I o 0 o. 0 OIL
Runs. for Chicago Sheckard, Chance. Holman, for
st, Louis Barbeau two base hits Barbeau. Konet-
chy. Tinker. Evers; sacrifice hits Eyers. Sheckard
stolen bases Barbeau 2; left bases Chicago s.
St. Louis Z; bases balls. on Reulbach T. OF
Beebe 2; struekout, by Reubach 3. by Beebe 4;
passed ball, Archer; wild pitches Reulbash. Beebe;
time. Las: umpire. O'Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11

st. Louis Wins Both Games from Chicago
St Louis Sept. st Louis both games
Of -dodnlel header today.-T to and 2 to o. era
nam an Scott were hit freely In the first, while
wadden had the best Of pitchers battle in the
scored. The scores: W
First game
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
Cleveland.


Runs for Detroit Bush. Cobb. Crawford Delehanty.
MoriarIy. T. Jones' Stanage. Works 2 for Cleve-
land Ball; base hits Bush, Cobb Flick; hits. OF
JJpp in . 2-3 innings on Berger 8 In Ia; sacri-
Ace hits Mcintyre, Works; stolen bases Cobb. Craw
ford Monarty 2. Jones 2; left bases. Cleve-
land g. Detroit 5; bases balls. of Works 1. Ber
ger 4 nrst base errors. Cleveland 2, Detroit 2;
struck out. by Works s. by Up 1. Berber 4; wild
Yiue
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
Chicago.
totals. q 5271O d Totals. %


Runs for st. Louis Schwetzer. Hoffman; two base
hit. Hatzell: sacrifice hit, Altizer; sacrifice fly.
Griggs double plays Stephens to Ferris. Tannehill
Parent to Altizer; left bases. Chicago 5.-St.
Louis 4; bases balls on olmstead 3. of Wad-
dell i: hit by pitcher, by Wadell l.; struck out. by
waddell s. by olmstead 8; time. LAB; umpire.
OIoughlin
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
C. S. FAIRCLOUGH.
ThomesoiLIe Store.

Says II you want quality and fair
prices give him a trial. Do net ask for
cheap goods. We have only those We
can guarantee.
septl1d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
DR.. Kings Restoration Method
What II Does for ToolhlesS Peop.e

THOMAS JEFFERSON KING.
d. d. S.,
Originator of DIR. Kings Restor-
alton Method for the natural
restoration CT teeth = originator
of the King Safe System CT
Painless Dentistry and Inventor
of the Natural Gum" Set OF
Teeth, Etc, Etc. All rights re-
served.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11
What and Where TO Buy In Norwich
FALL FOOTWEAR

Prospective buyers have here an OPP
portunity OF selecting fro,A a large va
riety Of the most up to date styles The
lines comprise Gun Metal. Box Calf and
Russia Calf Button and Butchers. with
heels and toes suitable for every wear.
Inspection invited and satisfaction alb
solutely guaranteed.
II. CUMMINGS.
81 Central Ave-, Norwich, CT.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-11

Connecticut League.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05

pass. Bisbee could not gain and the
ball went over. On fake kick for
nation Simons was thrown for 5.
yard loss. Tucson punted and Bisbes
returned yards. An onside failed
and Tucson, recovering, Immediately
tried forward pass good for IL
yards. They gained through the
line and were held. Tucson punted
and Bisbee returned four yards. Bis.
bees ball on the 40-yard line. They
Negotiated a 20-yard forward pass
which John O'Malley got neatly
when time was called.
Final score: Bisbee 10, Tucson 0.
Referee-Bright, Bisbee.
Umpire-Williamson, University o.
Arizona.
Head Linesman-Pollard, Y. NJ. C.
A.
Touchdown-Beaton.
Safety-S. Benton
Goal from field-Hoesch.
Attendance-150.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
DOUGLAS BOWLERs
BEAT BISBEE TEAM
TAKE LOCALS INTO CAMP LAST
NIGHT BY GOOD SCORE AT 10.
CAL ALLEY

BY a margin of seventy pins,
Douglas took the Bisbee Y. NJ. C. A
bowlers into camp last night in the
first of a series of three games fol
the Bisbee-Douglas inter-c.ty howl
ing trophy.
Curtis and Domanich were Douglas
most consistent pin.drppsrs, WITH
Dorlanich way in the lead, proving
himself the best individual bowler o.
the two teams. Thomas and Quick
ran a close race for honors with the
home boys, Thomas outbowling Quic6
by four pins.
The game was witnessed by quite a
crowd of enthusiasts, who rooted
vigorously when opportunity offered.
Blsbee looked dangerous in the last
game Of the three Played, winning
the contest by 10 pins, but Douglas
had previously obtained too great a
lead.
Following are the individual totals
for the evening:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
Brief City News

Attorney E. G. Stricken went to
CORTLAND yesterday on business.
Mrs. C. H. Holmes and daughter Of
Hereford are spending Sunday in the
cit;.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Long are
in from the Bisbee Extension.
w. III. Brown left last evening for
Los Angeles where he VII spend sew
eral weeks.
Reed and Arbuckle, with their COM
pany returned from Douglas yestcr-
day morning, playing "A Night Out
to two good houses at the Orpheum
last night
Jerry Kelly, formerly a resident of
Bisbee but now living at Clifton, ar
rived in Bisbee last evening 10 at
tend the knights of Columbus gait
ering.
Rev. Father Garnet, of Clifton. ar
rived in the city last evening.
F. D. Rockefellow. of Auburn, N. T.,
arrived in the city last evening 70
take position with Henkels jewelry
store is an expert engraver and
matchmaker
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
BRYAN RACES OVER
CANDIDACY TALK

San Antonio, Tex. Dec. 4.-Because
an inquisitive reporter asked MIN ii
he would accept another nomination
William ]. Bryan INDUCED in a very
violent fit Of anger and declared his
mind of what he thought of newspa-
pers impertinent enough to put this
question. With mis- face crimson
with choleric emotion and eyes
afiame. be shouted;
That Is an fmpertinent question
the very worst kind OF impertinent
question, and could could only come
from a representative of a news
paper hostile to me"
After this he gave mis- views on the
running Of newspaper.
Il have a newspaper" he SAID "and
nothing but the truth finds its way
into its columns pass on every
line of copy before it goes to the
printer, ami see that nothing but the
facts are published. There are many
newspapers in the United States that
do not follow this rule"
Mr.. Bryan passed through this
city on mis- way TO Mission, where his
Texas farm is located. He denied
that he intended to sell this farm or
that he would dispose of his home in
Lincoln. Neb. He also complained
of the annoyance newspapers have
recently caused him. After a snort
stay in Texas. he viii go to Florida.
Cuba, Jamaica and Panama. He will
spend some time in looking over the
Isthmian canal and after that he will
make an extended trip through South
America.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05

Bisbe ekicked out, but the kick was
fumbled. Score: Bisbee I, Tucson
An argument ensued as to an liz
terpretation of the rules on this play.
Tucson held that Bisbee had no right
to touch the ball, but as a Tucson
man was nowhere in front of it their
protest was overruled.
Tucson kicked off. Bisbee re,
turned yards. Doyle got Hoeschs
onside for 25-yard gain. Tucson pen
allied 5 yards for off-side. Bucks
and another onside kick, again COB
bled by Doyle, put the ball on Tue.
sons 2Oyard line. Hoesch made the
seasons final points with a field
goal. Score: Bisbee 10, Tucson o.
Disbee returned Tucson's kick Is
yards and puuted back in return.
Tucson thrown for a loss of three
yards by Beaten, back of the line.
Bisbee returned Tucson's punt -
yards and Tucson brought their -
turn punt back yards when time
was called.
In the second half Tucson's kickoff
was brought back 20 yards. Tues N
fell on the ball on an attempted on
side kick on their own 50-yard line.
A forward pass went wrong and SIM
ons was thrown for five-yard loss.
An exchange of punts followed with
no material advantage either way.
With the ball in Tucson's possession
on Bisbee's 50yard line Proctor went
through the line for a spectacular 20
yard plunge, a pretty play. Bucking
carried the ball to Bisbee's 20-yarc
line, the only time the goal WIS seri-
ously threatened. Then Proctor made
, the mistake of punting instead OF
taking his men on through the line.
Bisbee got the punt back fthe lihe
and kicked Jut. Punts were again
exchanged and then Tucson ousr1-
went away and the ball bounded back
to their own 2O-yard line where Tue
son recovered. They Immediately
punted out of danger. After BisDee
had Ene-bucked for ten years, Proc
tor was laid out and was first
thought to be sriously hurt, but th1
wind had only been temporarily
knocked from his body and he soon
was ready to resume ulay.
Walter o'Malley made Is yards Oh
run around right end. Line
plunges gained five and the ball went
over on downs. Bisbee he'd Tucson
first down and threw them for loss
An onside kick Melted 80 yards. then
they were held one down. Proctor
J hit the line for 10 and then B'sbec
got the ball on an attempted forward
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
MRS. DOyEY FEIADS
UNCOASC|OUSNESS

st. Louis, Dec. 4.-with Mrs. Dors
Doxey in jail under the care of a
physician, announcement was made
Ia regard to the cor0ner's inquiT!
into the death of VIM Erder, which
will begin Monday.
The woman is accused OF having
killed Erder by administering ar
senic in food. Kate Erder, a sister
Of the dead man who collected the
evidence that moved the authorities
to action. will be called to testify.
Mrs. Doxey is held practically in
communicate.
The police declare her supposed
physical collapse sham and are
supported by the Jail physician
The defense charges bigamy, and
it win be urged that the real animus
OF the prosecution is the desire of
Miss Erder to recover $4,000 insur-
anee collected on Erder's policy; that
Mrs Doxey was not married to Er-
der, and only nursed him; that there
is no evidence that Mrs. Doxey OBJ
tanned arsenic while in st. Louis. or
gave 1t TO Erder.
The state will contend that Mrs
Doxey married Erder under an as
sumed name and persuaded Erder to
make her the beneficiary of his in,
surance policies.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
sIx-DAY BICYCLE RACE

New York, Dec. 4.-Between if
teen and twenty teams of champion
racing cicylists hailing tom many
Countries Of the world. are ready to
start in the annual six day race at
Madison Square Garden, beginning at
one minute after the mii7ight hour
tomorrow night. The usual series of
short distance worlds championship
events serves as a curtain raiser to
night
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
FOREMAN HAS NARROW
ESCAPE IN MINE FALL

James Temby, foreman at the Hoi-
brook shaft, had a narrow escape from
serious injusry. If not death, by a fan
down a manway at the shaft yester-
day
Temby started to descend a ladder
at the "a section OF the 4s stope. A
rung upon which he stepped came off.
Temby was precipitated head first
down two sets. a distance of about 20
feet, but luckily came up on MS feet
on two boards that happened to be
there. Otherwise he would have fal
len abb; a hundred fest, a1d mos
certain death
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
BLIZZARD SWEEPS SLOPE

GRASS VALLEY, Calf. Dec. "A
fierce snow storm is raging tonight
following one of the coolest periods
in many years. The storm is assum-
ing the proportions of a blizzard.
Should the storm continue all night
it is feared that steam and electric
roads viii have to clear their tracks
with snow plows.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
FuEL-oiL FOR wARsHIPs

Washington. Dec. 4.-The opening
of bids today at the Navy Bureau
of Yards and Docks for the construc-
ton at the Boston Navy yard OF a
concrete oil tank storage house is
taken to mean that the navy contem-
plates the early introduction of the
use of oil as fuel for the warships,
The tank at the Boston Navy yard is
to be fifty feet by seventy-ive feet.
ana twenty-four feet deep.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
FILED
AGAINST {. A. TOVREA & co.

Sheriff Jack White arrived in the
city yesterday and during the after
noon filed attachment papers on the
fixtures, etc, of both the Lowell aud
Bisbee markets owned by E. A. Tow
rea & Co. The attachment was the
result Of the action of Crane & &c.
of Los Angeles, to whom the firm is
alleged to be indebted in the sum OF
100000 for machinery.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
Ex-oUEEN LII PAYS
VISIT TO SAN FRANCISCO
Rv Associated Press.l

HONOLULU, Dec. 4. Ex-Queen
Liliuokslana sailed today for San Fra.
cisco on her way to Washington
where she is going to press her claim
against the United States. The former
queen Of Hawaii intends to remain in
Washington during the session Of
congress, and hopes for favorable &C
ton to be taken arising from the an
nexation Of her former kingdom.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
House DAMAGED by Eae.

The residence of LDupen at Baker
vile was slightly damaged by fire
about o'clock yesterday morning.
An oil-stove exploded in the kitchen,
but a bucket-brigade extinguished the
flames before they had an opportunI-
ty to do more injury than to scorch
the kitchen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
STEAMER STRANDED; CREW LOST
CBy Associated Press

EMDEN. Germany, Dec. 4.-The
schooner Hans, bound for Eng'and
stranded near here today. The entire
crew, with the exception of a boy.
were lost
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
SON OF MILLIONAIRE DIES

New York, Dec. George Croker,
son OF the late California millionaire.
and pioneer. died at 5:15 this after
noon at his home on Fifth Avenue. in
this city. His death followed an NJ
ness Of several years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
cuLsERrsoN LEAvEs CAUCUS
lRv Associatad Pressl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The resig-
aation OF Senator cullr.t-oa Of Texas
as chairman Of the Democratic senate
caucus. was presented at the first
meeting today. He was too 81 to ap-
pear.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-05
Goes as Witness.

Goes as Witness.
w. E. Gowling. manager of the Pos
tai Telegraph Office here. will leave
this morning for Phoenix where he
was summoned as a witness in cases
to be heard before the immigration
officials. He will return during the
latter part OF the week.