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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
BROKE, BUT IS
 NOT \ VACRANT
iGsiman Who Tried 10 Annex a Quarter Only Temporari-
 Iy Embarrassed


 Wrapped n ragged garn.eEta ana g d.faity which would ,l,4C made an cd Roman senatr cenyious .PatricE C,rnoyz indignantly denied that he was SaiIts when cIraigned before Justice High yesterday. The prisoner Nas -aUcrod by OGicer Mckay waile .lE w-s cagasJu ia tAc Tl@t.lsrla ical problem Of separating 6 25-cent piece from a goOd-heartec miner on Brew cry Gulch.
 Being an Irishman l could not possibly desCcr St Patrick's Dzs by pleading guilty Co such vile charge as vagraney." declared Mr. :. Cenners as he stood before his boT% or. owing to the stringency of the money market ! am temporarily em- barrassed finaneially, but as for being yagrant-perish the thought" 1" He's been panhandiing around here fer several days" declared the arrest ing officer. Had thought for a moment that he was q workingman I weuid not nsve arrested him, but nc is just conIaon bub.''
 Connors gave the cop a witherinr glance. Then he drew himself up to his full height
 That accusation is too slanderous to be noticed he declared.
 Judge High will solve the problem of th.4 social staiu5 CT tho prisoner this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
SMUGGLING CHINKS
 OVER THE BORDER
Officials Say a Bureau Is Main tained For That Purpose
 D Fl Paso,

Although the officials in that yicin- ity are most yigiIant, it is thought that a large number of contraband Chinamen have recently crossed the border into this country along the line below Naco. During the past few months the immigration inspec- tors at Ei Paso and Nogales have been on the alert to catch the pro scribed Chinlls, and as a result those two points of entry into the United States have been abandoned. and the ceiestials are now endeavoring to sneak in around Naco.
 T have no doubt but what many of them Nave been successful in elud- ing the authorities in that locality, said United States Commissioner Stanford yesterday.
 "The government has only two men stationed at that point, and with all their vigilance they can be eluded \ bureau presided over by a wealthy Chinaman is maintained at El PasO and has notifications cx tending all over the country of Mex leo for the purpose cC smugo''ns in the slant eyed heathens. This or gaaiZatian guarantees 10 get a China man into thc United States for5- five hundred dollars, and once one q the coHtFabauds Is gotten into Los Ange fics or Frisco. 1t is impossible almost to aUprehend and dr-Fort sm.
 "As a rule. every man in ArizoDa aids the officers in appreEendine Chinks who sneak in, but they arg generally smuggled oyer-sthe border after nighfall and, through the con uivance of crooked railroad men they manage to get through to the coast on freight trains While the govern meut is oognizaHt Of the eSdstence oi this smuggling syndicate. it Is pow erless to suppress it, and the only way in which its operations can be i eireumvented Is through the main teHanee of q large force of vigiiant im migration inspectors along tho bor deT.p
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
STRIKE IS VOTED
 DOWN BY OPERATORS
Telegraphers on Southwest ern Had the Matter Under
 Consideration.

Fl. F3SO. March IA proposition submitted to the telegraph operators employed on the Southwestern system to strike because the management Of tlIe road declined to recognize a sched. ule which had baen presented by tae operators was almost unanimously voted dowR~a short time ago, accord ing to statement made at the gen eral offices of the company at Fl Pasc.
 There Is no union arrangement in force between the company and it's employees. nor is there any schedule rce,gDized hy tae company. Feeling aggr.eyed at the refusal oi she company cO ener into an agree nent with them, the promoters ol tho effort submitted to hc operators over the system a proposition te ssrike. mad this was promptly voted dowr.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
HER REASON WksREsTORED
 BY 4 SHOCK
BiSbee Young Woman When Taken Before Lunacy Board Suddenly RegainS Normal Mental Condition.

Crazed with the idea that every n.an she met was endeavoring to en- compass her destruction, the wife of a well known mining man was cured of her Authorization recently by the shock of appearag before the lunacy commission at Tombstone, and is now perfectly rational again.
 Tho unfortunate young woman Is wcIl known in Bisbec social circles, where she is a great favorite. She was stricken with her mental aftiic- ticn several months ago, and her de- raneement finally assumed such SC. riousness that Dr. +. A. Wilkinson. who was attending her, decided that the only possible chance of restoring her to sanity was by having the young matron sent to the asylum at Phoenix, where she could be treated hy expert alienists who could have her under constant surveillance.
 She was accordingly sent to Tomb stone for examination. z When she arrived there, strange to say. her cloudcd mind had become perfectly clear again, and she is now in a nor nal mental condition.
 Her remarkable recover is attrib- utable. to some extent, I think, to the
 change of scenes caused by the travel" said Dr. Wilkinson, in speak | ing Of the peculiar case. ''Fhe shock of appearing before the examining board and being subjected to a rigid 1 cross examination, also undoubtedly ! had a great deal to do with restoring | her to her mental equilibrium.
 Although she is now in a mentally sound condition, the husband of the ! young woman decided to have her ! kept at the hospital in Tombstone for q while. and she will remain there un- 1 til her health is thoroughly recruited. While the case is a most remark able ono from medical standpoint, " said pr. Wilkinson. "it has pFece- dents. Scientific works contain many instances where persons supposed to be hopelessly dcmcnted recovered entirely through receiving a severe shock
 Mdical men throughout the south west are watching the case very closely, and alienists in the east have also become interested in it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
V. W. C. A NOTES

The young ladies who met at the Association building on Tuesday even ing went in a body to attend the bas. ketban games in the gymnasium al the '. M. c. A. They report a very enjoyable time.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
MAYOR NEALE
 IALKSOF BILLS
 AhD-hEW LAWS
Knew That the Segregation Bill Would PasS-Police
 Court Regulations-cochise May Be Divided Next Session

Mayor Geo. Neale. who mas retUrneo from Phoenix. where he caused to be introduced aad worEed for a number [ of bills. talked Interestingly yesterday about number of taings of interest 10 the people of this section.
 "i was sure Chat the segregation Dill, which was vetoed by the govern or, will pass and be approved by him. The rule requiring the intro dnction of a bill curing the last ten days by unanimous consent will not interfere because the vetoed bill can oe referred to committee. which can eliminate the features to which the governor objects.
 me police court bill, passed over tae governors veto. gives justices oi the peace express Jurisdiction over violations of the ordinances of the city. In addition. the city council nay, if it deems t advisable, appoint t police judge. It dispenses with jury trials except in cases charging viola lions of the common law, and forces iudieial notice Of the city hnd it's ordi- EIances without proof. The salary of the police court :uoge is to be fixed by the city council.
 The county seat strnenuHleht HesS turned down because many of the members were afraid that it would affect their own county. Every one [ saw, however. regarding a measure to divide Cocaise county, was favor able to it. and had it not been intro dueed so tate n ike session there IS little doubt it weuid have passed l am confideot that xe will have no trouble ia 4passing such measure at sae next sessiea Yhe saving in ex- psnse by placing stfse court house in 3isbee swpsid sse ssshcieDt in two gears time 1e ssay for tae erection s -t county buildings
 T7ie proposed line of division runs just north Of Charleston east to the l10th parallel of longitude, thence north to the third standard of paral- lel to a point south of Cochise. thence :o the eastern boundary. This will ssaye Bisbee, Douglas. Courtland, tileeson and surrounding points in the same county
 The mayor will rot return to Phoe- aix, and will now nave more time to sork here, in the fpterest fOf the city, instead Of working inl Phoenix for t.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18


 free list The tariff on boots and shoes is reduced 10 per cent, other ! leather Eocds in proportlon. Tue pot tery schedule remains about the same, but the duty on window and plate glass cg the smaller sizes are in- creased. while the duties ou larger sizes are reduced. The tariff on wool ' of the first and second class, used in clothing principally, are not disturbed, 1 but on wool of the third class, known ! as carpet wool, is reduced on cheaper grades. 4 Scent reduction IS made | in duties on shoddy and waste white wool. Tops are assessed 6 cents a pound more than the duty on secured wool, which is unchanged. The rec |, concentrations for placing wood pup ! on the free list and reducing the du- ties on print paper with certain re strictions made by the committee i Of the house are incorporated in the i bilI. The duty on refined sugar Is re- duced four one-hundredths of a cent a pound and dexuin half e cent A reduction of 1-2 cent is also made on the duty on starch with the exception of pctato starch. Zinc ore is assessed l cent per pound for the zinc con tained, .The tarif on pig iron is re- duced from S49G to $250 per ton. The principal increases are made on lem ons. cocoa and substituteT
 ! Western mining men intend to fight the reduction. which they declare Will have the 1.HCct Of closing nearly al ., low grade sir dependent producing imites.tl the United States. To this lend Secretary J. F. Caibreath of the f iAmeric5H. Mining Congress today is !, sued a cal for a meeting of opeTators e salt Lake City the latter part or .iihi= nmth. It is expected that Idahq, Ean and Colorado will be largely rei- resented.
 l Calbreath favors @ vigorous caIa- lpaign against this feature of the neV tarim bill and will seek to have head i toItarters established at W'ashingtoI. land a good delegation entrenchsI there to urge tho defeat of the pro posed reduction in lead ores. To tais lend he will leave the latter part O. ithe week for an extended triI ItIpough the west.
 l The clans are so complete that | | is not believed they will yield for . ' mere plea to offer amendmencs- ' is probable that !. comproinis's wi'i l be reached and remocras'e members will accept the propositio; permit ting them to present their amend
 nents on the floor
 Senator AIdrfch. chairman of the
 senate committee on finance, which
 win deal with the bill in the senate
 announced that he would Call meet
 ing of the Republican members of the 1 committee for tomorrow with the ioea of considering the house measure immediately. Senator Hale, chair
 man of the Republican caucus is
 among those who find the bill ob jecfionable. '1t absolutely mul-ders the wood pulp and apper industry he l said. This is the most important in dustry in some states. and We shal resist the change with the utmos vigor.~ Hale predicted that ther'
 would be a bill before congress with in the next three months or more The committee on finance will no grant any hearing. but will considei
 any written or printed statement ] lnresented to it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
AMELIE RlveS FORMER
 HUSBAND KILLS MAN

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, March 1e.-IoItu Armstrong Chaloner, whose name formerly was Chandler. former husband of Amelie Riyes, the writer fought for the possession of a revol- yer with John Gillard. an English. Epan. at his country home "Mlnrry Mills" at Cobham, Va. last night. The revolver was discharged aud Gniard was killed. ChaIoner was ex. onerated. GiIlard's wife had sought the protection oi Chaloner.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
RATS. MICE COckrOaches
 StearnS' Electric Paste

The only guaranteed exterminator of these pests. Money back if 1t fails.
 sos box ssc. ie oz. box st.oo. Sold everywhere
 or sent express Dxepsid on receipt of price. s'eafs' Electric Paste Co. chisass. iiI
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18

Sarifs ose D6minquez, the meT- chant, was here yesterday from Naco Looking after business interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
TARIFF BILL GOES
 ID CONGRESS

(Ce1t,apod from Page onoj
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
FORMER B|SBEE
 MAN IS IN CAMP
Says Times Are Harder In the East Than in the Copper
 West

L, B. Stoddarl, Oue of the pioneers of Risbee. siso lcft tBis city about q year ago, is here oa q visit and viii remain. in town for several weeks. He now resides at Turkey. @ small town n Norta Carolina.
 - 'Ehe people Of Bisbee think that times are hard, but the business de Dfession here is n0shing compared gith conditions in the east. In that part of the country there are thou sands and thousands of idle men anu many people tack even the bare nc cessities of life. Foodstuffs back eas' are as nigh. If not a little high CT, than they are here, while wages are exceedingly low. A barre ,Jf flour costs S6.90 where l now re side and I can get the same brand a' any of the stores 1ere for 10 cents lest"
 Mfr. Stoddard vas formerly in the bakery bssiRess iu Bisbee and nas large number ul friends in the camp.
 Sarkfs ose Densinquez, the meT chant. was here yesterday from NacC
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-18
CALHOUN CASE CONTINUES

SAN FRANCISCO. Marca 17-set- ting again into routine jury exaIoi- nations the attorneys engaged in the rial of Patrick Calhoun disqualified 22 talesmen today and accepted one whose original examination was be- gun last week.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27
Declaration d un Autor ReligIoso

| 48#aMtW t4Hr thHH% f#E 3
Ell Rev. Joseph II. Fesperman, Sa-
Hlisbury, N. q, que es autor de varios
8libros, escribe: sDurante algnnos
amos padecf de una enfcrmedad de- los
rihones, y eI pasado invierno me VI re-
pentinamedte acometido de I'm fuerte
dolor en- los ri1ones y tuve que guar
idar cana ocho dias incapaz de levan-
tarme sin aynda, Mi orina contenia
u nsedimento blanco yespeso y pasa-
ba Ell mismo frecentemente dla y noche.
Comenc6 & tomar Ell remedio de Foley
para los Rihones, y 81 dolor gradual
mente Sc aplac6 I ~iinalmente ces6 y MI
orina sc puso N estado normal. De
buena CANA recomiendo 81 Remedio de
Foley para los Rihones. De venta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27

Esta es para certifcar quo todos los
|boticArios estdn autorixados para de-.
|volver vueatro dinero u - Mlel y All
quitran do Foley faitare DO curar vuess
ira tos 8 resfriado. Para Ia too. sana
los pulmones 8 impide resuitados gro-
ves dc IN resfriado, estorbA "a pulmo-
MA y 81 tfsis. No contlene nasc6ticos.
Ia legftima esta on I'm paquete amari-
10. Rehusad sustitutos De yenta en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27

I'm esta 3fcina se venden toda
clase de blancos propios para los dife
rentes oflciales. Los precios son mo
dicos y al alcanse de todos los que ne
cesitan tales articulos. A las perso'
a que vengau de afuera les aconseja.
mos que cuanto vengan . la plaza sc
dignen visitar la oacina del Nuevo
Mexicano y rucontraran t0dos Ios
blancos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27

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Recuerden que 81 Nuevo Mexicano
lresenta a cada suscritor que pasue
suscion adelantada con una plu.
ma de fuente como regalo. Hs 81
unico papel en- 81 Territorio que hace
esta ofesta. La suscricion son noIa,
mente -, 50 a ono.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27

81 tiensn slgunos ISnros que encue
dernar traedloB Al Nuevo Mexicano.
Esta ofcina tiene 81 mejor departa'
mento Dc encuadernacion que hay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27

No hay armadura que pueda defen.
dernos en- contra dc los golpes de una
conciencia culpable.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27

Las gentes que esperan ganar Ell cie-
10 por medic de "proxies" pegaran
un solemne tropiez0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27

Cuidate de las malas compai1ias y
seras feliz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27

FL gran objeto de la vida debe ser
vivir bien para morir bien,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27

suscribanse a. Nuevo Mexicano
Espahol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-11-27

- trsnss = nssoco general bancaro IN y todos sus ramos, PrsAamos Do
20 bGo los terminus mas favorabla sobre sodas cisses a segurdad personal
collateral. Compra y vende bonos ty scs on todos los msreados POI ss pauo.
saianos Compra y vende cambo dom@acoy eztrangsro yhacs transfsriuisn.
sks dc dfnsro pr seIegrafo ! todas parties del mundo cvtisado sobrs terninos
vada. Inmes concedfdo sobre depodtos on tempo ! rason dc tres pr cisnto
pr ano. sobre u n termino de- sells nsssso nm ano. Sc bacs adelanto liberal
. consgnamtentos de animales , productos 81 Danco siecuta todas ls orde
~ Dc ~ paarocgnadores 81 4 Inca bancsra, = ssmsra - extsndshss rats
uisnto liberal en todos respeetos y y constsssrte cn ssgurtdad ~ principle
soldos br carlos. 81 alquusn oaionss sseurcs oar. deposition Rsspssnosamsn
Socinio del pubHco
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL, Next Friday Eyenino at Town Hall,


 A Mother Goose Bazaar" and q laughable farce entitled "Maram De- portment's School" will be presented by the High School misses at the Town hall, Friday evening, October 29. An evening of genuine fun and sociability, which all should take ad- vantage of The young ladies have made up their minds to work and every possible effort is being made to make the affair pleasant for all. The cast of characters Will be as follows.s-
 Madam Department,
 W. Miss Dorette Gordon Mabel Frolico, Miss Anna Houlihan Gertrude Smiles, Mss Helen Keane May Frisky. Miss Marguerite Beecher Jennie Slow, Miss May Brown Bridget, (seryant)
 Miss Catherine Lester
 Don't miss it. Only 15c admission. At the rear of the hall will be Sim pie Simon" with his fish pond, Dolly Vardons" will dispense delicious homemade candy, the stately Re becca' will be at the we'll. Possibly you may get a peek at Little Jack Horner and other members of the Mother Goose" family. Sweet little Nancy Etticoats in their white petti- coats and red rose vii be the extra assia@nts. Be sure to bring some extr& change along and help out the effcr& of the Athletic Association of the Newtown high school.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
THE DOUBLE GUARANTEE Of the Popular Surprise Store,

The Surprise Stores, of which 1114-1123 Main Street, Bridgeport is one, have double guarantee bond that they give to every customer and it reads as follows: We hereby guar antee this suit bought by Jones to be of standard materials, and perfect workmanship, to wear well and give complete satisfaction. Should any purchase for any reason fail to please the money will be instantly refunded without a question or the goods cheerfully exchanged. All clothing bought here is pressed and kept in good repair for one year free of charge" By the way, they have just opened store in Hartford and Man ager Barker ahd his right hand man, MT Kelley, in the Bridgeport store, have just returned from Hartford and report all going well Up there. Try them and see what good cloth ing they keep.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
FOOTBALL. Neither Side Scored.

The Newtown High School football team played its first game of the season with the Sophomore team Of the Bridgeport High school, on the Fair Grounds, last Saturday. The game was called for ? o'clock, but owing to breakdown of the automo- bile in which several of the Bridge pot players were eomlng to New town, the teams did not line up until 3.30 o'clock. The game was interest ing throughout. At the beginning of the first half Newtown kicked off and the ball was kept rear the Bridge port goal line but no score was made In the second half Bridgeport kicked off and by series of excellent plays Newt0wn almost succeeded in SCOT ing. At the end of the game the ball was near the Newtown goal. Al- though neither team scored the ad- vantage seemed to be with Newtown as the ball was kept in Bridgeport territory during the greater part of the game.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
WHOLESALE MARKET QUOTA
 TONS.
By Cole & Co.,, Bridgeport.

Butter, choice creamery prints, 34c a35c; creamery tub, 32ca33c; dairy, 3Oca32c; fair to good, 26ca2Sc; com mon, 1Sa20c. Cheese, factory, dairy, 15a17c. uggs, fresh nearby, 37a 3Sc.. Chickens, 16a17c. Fowls, 15 a17c. Calves, Sa12c. Pigs, 7a11c. Hogs, 5a6c. Potatoes, 7Oa75c bu. Onions, red, 50a60c; white, $1a$1.25 yellow, 65a7Oc. Cabbages, $1.00a $2.5O per 100. Carrots, 30a40c bu. Turnips, 3Oa40c bu. Celery, $1.OC a$'24 dog punches. Dried peas, $2.75 bu. Beans, marrow, $3.0O bu; pea, $2.65 bu. Honey, 15a17c lb. Beeswax, 3Oc"lb. Apples, baldwin, $1.75a$2.25 barrel; green, $1.75a $2.25 barrel. Walnuts, $2.5Oa$3.O0 bu. Chestnuts, $4.50a$5.O0 bu.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
WORK ON STATE ROAD CON.
 TRACT
Began. This Week. in Newtown Street.

The B. N. Beard Construction Co. began work, Monday, with force of Italians on their state road contract from Newtown Street to the Monroe line. There are 2S,000 feet of road way to be constructed. It the Street, tlsis week, large 15 and "A inch tile drains are being put down to- carry off the surface water. Through the Street in front of the Town hall the road is raised about one foot. At the foot of Newtown Street, at the junction of the Dan bury road, there is fill of five or six feet. Through the winter they ex- pect to be engaged on the rock work at the Botsrord end of the road. o. G. Beard of the firm is stopping at the Newtown Inn. Selectman s. A. Blackman has been appointed in- spector.
The Newtown bee., 1909-10-22
GREER-RYDELL.


 Miss FlOreuce Ruth Greer of Bridge water and George F. Rydell of Marbledale were united in marriage at the rectory in New Milford by the RevJ, F. Plumb on October 16. Mir and Mrs Charles J. Greer attended them. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's brother, Charles Greer. A number of their friends surprised the newly mar ried pair and amid good wishes, rice and confetti the bride and groom left for a brief wedding trip. After their return MT and Mrs Rydell will be at home in New Milford.
 Rev J. F. Plumb held a baptismaI service at the Quaker meeting house, Sunday afternoon, baptising 16 per- sons, nine of them beirg adults. The meeting house was well filled. At the conclusion of the service the Rev MT Plumb gave an address or Bap- tism.
 Mrs G. M.tBreining has sold her house to E. J. Emmons oI the savings bank.
 E. J. Sturges, J. E. hungerford. Postmaster George H. Jackson, E. J. Emmons and w. F. Kinney were in w ashington, Saturday, making the trip in Mr Lmmons' automobile.
 The house of w. Stillson, the artist, was broken into, Sunday night. Judging by the appearance of things it looks as if the object in view was one of destruction, we'll carried out. It is hoped that the party will be found and brought to justice.
 Dr c. H. Allen still lies in a criti- cal condition.
 The new lights are a great im- provement.
 F. J. Hatch spent a few days in Great Burlington, last week.
 Alanson Garfield, who has recently celebrated his 102 birthday, Aeeps quite active. He wss seen the other day raking up the leaves by his house with the agility of a young man.
 Time for gloves. Big line of 10c, 15c and 25c canvass gloves just in, also leather and buck gloves in better goods at Farmers Trading Go.
 Pan cake time once more. New buckwheat flour for hot pan cakes, also delicious maple syrup at Farm CTS Trading Co.
 Health Brand pan cake four, 10c, fancy cranberries, 10c at. at Farm CTS Trading Go.
 Miss Florence Greer and Miss Chrystal Dixon were calling on friends in Bridgewater, eA-s2A M Mir and Mrs George Rydell were entertain ed at dinner at William J. Greer's, Sunday, October l7.
 Miss Annie Greer is visiting her brother, William J. Greer. @ G.F. Rydell, Miss Greer and Miss'Dixon took dinner with Mir and Mrs William Greer, one day last week.