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Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10
The Distinguishing Feature
of 0zomuIsion is its CURATIVE
QUALITY, Which All Other
enuISionS Lack.
rs LIFE WORTH LIVING?
YESi

When all the organs of the body are
in the enjoyment of Perfect Health.
What is most essential in giving
the Body strength and preserving
Healthe
OZOMULSION-because in results
obtained in Body Builder.
OZOMULSION builds up a Tower
Of Strength on Granite Base Of
Health. There is a pound OF strength
in very ounce Of Ozomulsion.
OZOMULSION is Chemically and
Physiologically fitted to give new ele-
ments OF life to the Blood. With many
persons. and in many cases, It is not
so much a question OF Disease as OF
exhaustion and waste.
OZOMULSlON recuperates and re
pairs the waste.
lOZOMULSION increases your ca
paeity for enjoying all the good things
Of earth that MAKE LIFE WORTH
| LIVING.
Ozomulsiol is known. recommended
and sold by worthy druggists every
where in 16 oz. and Soz. bottles.
AIawsy ask for Ozomnision by
name.
/ That all may experience for them
selves what this exclusive prepare
ton vii do. a 3 or. Trial bottle will
be sent by mail TO all who send theii
address. by postcard or letter. to tbs
/ Ozomulsion Co.. 54S Pearl St. New
York.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10
ALMOST READY EoR BIDS.

PHOENIX, April 9.-The promoters
of the Phoenix & Buckeye railroad
state that within the next week that
corporation viii be inviting bids for
the construction of their line. The
company is now engaged in securing
estimates. etc. and when that is com
pleted. which win be within a few
days. bids for the construction of the
line VIII be advertised for.
The farmers of Buckeye and Ar.
liagfon are anxously awaiting the
music OF the whistle of the Buckeye
engine. and the citizens of Phoeaix
who viii share In the prosperity com
ing from the operation of that line.
are rejoicing with their farmer neigh
bors Of the west in the rear approach
OF the contamination of their hopes.
0se OF the most beautifu, and pro
ductive countries on this continent
is found in that section. with water
in abundance. soil deep. rich and
productive. All that is needed to
make it the garden spot of Arizona
Is transportation facilities and all
will say Amen now, as that prob
lena is about solved
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10
CHURCH
NOTICES

thereafter all church notices must
be in this Office Friday evening 20 in
sure insertion in the Sunday issue.l
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10
THE eseEE DAILY REVIEW ssBEE ARIZONA 1910
THE FACE OF CHRIST
tBy DE VITA wisel

tBy De Witt Wisel
Divinity Yes. l say divinity
Hallowed divine against the earth and
sky
On desert. sea or shore Or mountain
rest.
Supernal columns rise o'sr misty
sleeps, /
Upward and up. beyond the Pleiades:
An unexplained. sublime and marvel
light;
Eceliptic orbits of the universe,
Are but the center of this azure plain.
As soul a thirst, oft. gaze in silent
awe.
Across the stretches Of eternity,
ImDotent to depict what pen or brush.
Deny to mortal man or human eye.
No sealptured grace or eolors can
portray.
What lie beyond the human ken to
see.
feel despite my weak anG human
reach.
That behold the spectrum and the
tints
tightening the way before the face Of
Christ
Zodiacai and comet light at dawn.
A force of wind that listeth as it
might
And penetrate the blackness Of the
night.
With strength that holds the universe
in place.
With power that heals ard stays the
hand of death,
With love that stills the sea and qniets
storms.
While giving self and raising self
alike;
Ascending then to reign with God
on high;
On bridge thai spans the seraphim,
Unslaving man sin-burdened and en-
shaved.
Reaching beyond the peaks of song
and praise,
The light Of dawn and blush Of open
ing bloom.
More radiant to human. mortal, life
Than sun or bloom that satisfieth
man;
That man. soul quenched. distorted
and profane,
tShould not perish from off the face
of earth.
But lift his eyes from meath death
stained brow,
/ BehsIding all the glory of The God
While meditating let us gaze trans
fixed,
Upon a face designed to light al
, time
: Times tragedy IS in the pleading eve.
Through their soft gaze. humanity il
saved.
I Redeemed. yea. blessed with its IN
Proclaiming protest for the plundere'
world
A protest Of Gods solemn propiesy-
In common walks that shake the uni
5 verse.
1 Let's pause within this desert place o
ours.
2 The sepuIchre OF all antiquity;
; While shcouds OF flesh give warmpt
l. to mortal men,
$ And see the burden bearer OF tn
< world
e With sting OF centuries of mans dis
y dain:
Il With emptiness Of ages Of the past,
2 supplanting hope and rapture Tor d
Y SPAR.
e Where grief begot but grief alone 70
as.
Z Now hope begetteth hope and peae
and joy,
The glory Of the stars, all power an
peace;
The passions Of eternity are shapes
|, Upon the pillared armament Of Ugh
Down all the stretches Till cen hell
: redeemed;
Z Theren be no face as beautiful
His.
: Could mortal eye behold or han
portray.
BY brush or pen or human lips recor
The Cody beauty Of the thorn crow
ed face,
Who bore up Csivaryis rugged. roch
20 sleeps.
The burden Of a world Of mort
, shame
!, !, By right. not might-in spirit all f
+ in deeds that spoke the living wore
e OF God;
As heaven bore in witness and he
stood.
20 clcvenea and stunned. stripped Of
~ deadly lust
III Clothed in eternal silence; sat-
IN ercuched.
- with shaded eyes back Of his elo'
q shame.
q Before the radiance that lights Il
en- Begotten o. Ged's son the Prince
27 Peace.
ON Down all the stretches Of Eternity
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saint yohn,a chureh tEplseopaIl

The second Sunday after Easter
9:45, Sunday School 1900. Mathis
and sermon. 1880. Even song and
sermon.
.Monday evening a meeting OF t1e
Brotherhood of ST Andrew at SEQ.
Tuesday evening Bishop J. Nils Ken
drick viii deliver the first OF series
of addresses to the congregation at
1880 "Wednesday April 18th. being the
first day Of the annual Convection
of the Diocese of Arizona, there VIII
be a celebration OF The Holy Com
municn at 1000 a. m the Bishop
officiating Wednesday the Venerable
Arch deacon Atwood of Phoenix, viii
preach At 7:45 p. m. Thursday eFen-
! ing Rev. z. ". Simonson of Douzi2s
viii preach. All are invited TO be
present at these meetings.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10
GOES FOR TREATMENT
FOR A SKUNK BITE

PlfokNIX. April 9-His leh
WRIST painfully lacerated by a skunk,
Manuel Coateras left Saturday morn
ing for LIS Angeles. where he will
enter the Pastuer institute for treat
ment SAYS the Prescott Courier. Mr..
Contreas was attacked and bitten By
the odoriferous pest last night while
asleep a. camp on .he Copper Basin
road. 1--WE miles south Of the city. The
animal which appeared to be suffer
ing from hydrophobia. was killed by
J. ~ Contreras brother of the in
iured snan. who came TO the rseGe
during the struggle.
Three of the Contreras brothers
were asleep when Manuel was bitten.
Awakened from a sound sleep by the
pain sf a bite. Manuel jumped 10
his feet ald pushed the ANNA away.
which attacked him again and again
with ever increasing viciousness. He
succeeded in catching the animal
under quilt of his bed and awak-
ened his brother. J. Nj. Contreras. who
rushed to his assistance and catch
ing tae animal byrthe tail, soon sue
ceedea in killing il by striking II VIC
lently on the ground
With rare presence Of mind. Man
uel. after the skunk was dead re.
quested his brother 10 open the
wounds on his wrist with a knife. SC
that ne might bleed profusely. The
arm was bound and the woundh open
ed. which excited a good flow OF
blood. The wounded wrist was tier
bandaged. when the brothers retired
a second time for the night, which
they spent in sleeplessness comine
to the city at daybreak this morn
ing
The Injured man is a son If Mr.
and Mrs. Contreras. respected Pic
neer Spanish-American residents o
this city The Contreras sons arr
engaged in the cattle business
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10

The Salvation Army cpea air meet
ing. 1915 am. Holiness meeting. II
am. Sunday school. 2:30 pm Open
air meeting. 7:I5 pm Salvation
meeting. 6 pm. Everybody cordially
invited TO these services Hal oppo-
site Y. NJ. C. A. Special meetings On
Tuesday AID Wednesday. conducted
bv BdgaGier Wood Of FL Paso.
CAPT. A. S. vANPELT,
Ofhcer in Charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10
M.thodIst Eniseopsl.

Bible school. V. r. Krebes in charge
9.45 Pastors sermon on Matune"
II. Young peoples meetings, ne
Christians Sacrifice" with Mr. Main
land as ,eader. 6:45. Evening ser
non The Kind of a Girl We Like
Missionary meeting. Friday z;sp-
THE ladies give birthday party Thurs
dav April p. Services at Warren
Tuesday; at South Bisbee. sunday z
nm. and Thursday z pm; at Don
Iris. Friday. 1880 pm
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10

THE EARLE INSTITUTES are the
only Institutes IN the United States
doing this h.gh-class work. For a num-
her OF years he EARLE INSTITUTES
chief doctor was head doctor for the
celebrated Woodbury. Institutes and
this fact alone means that he is skilled
ia these lines
send stamps for booklet, OF better
stir. call and see this great doctor.
Address THE EARLE INSTITUTES
Suite S01-2 Broadway Central bldg
424 S. Broadway, Los Angeles. Cal
Also Denver. Colo.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe. sure and reliable,
nd have been praised by thousands Of
women who have been restored to
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by all Drug
gists
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10
81, n-ootlst churel,.

Sunday school at $50 Al are
URGED 20 be on tine. Rev. A. l.
wadsworth OF South Pasadena, CAL
will preach at II am b. \. =. !. q
$50 pm. Prayer meeting on eaeh
wednesday evening at 1870. The pup-
lie is invited to all of these meetings
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-10

Christian Science Services
The regular Sunday services OF the
Bisbee Christian Science Society are
held at II 90 am. in the Fair Hall
corner Main street and subway.
To these services all are invited
The subect for April 10th will be
Are Sin. Disease. and Death real2"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
WORK WAS SCARCE
so SHE SUICIDED
Girl Had But 10 Cents Left and Turn
ed the Gas on in Her
49, Room.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. e.-Worn out with
her two weeks search for work and
with only 19 cents left with which to
subsist, Bertha Faulter, 20 years old,
of Fayetteville, H., turned on the gas
in her room at Soos Pine street yes
terday morning. She was dead when
found by Charles Barnett, a roomer
at the house She left sealed letter
to her mother living in Fayetteville,
but no open note explaining her act.
Selma Watson, proprietor of the room
ing house, said the girl engaged the
room two weeks ago. and had been
constantly searching for work since.
The body was removed to the cit
morgue and the police have notified
the girls mother.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
Next Week, a Week of Trade

inclusive will mark the trade life
Keokuk the of
neaby which should readily be AIKEN ad
wideop o
They will admit the on from to obtain at low h
branch retail
especially attractive and the keokuk
will be used by all OF the
nlerhan and
will virtually be thrown Will
bet
tbebu ammo fail to be attracted o
Hamilton be the sale
Weekly themer
offered this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
GIRLS GARTER
COST HIS throne
Freneh Dancer Who Appeared With
Barely Nothing on Except
ing Her Ola.
monds.
IGABY DESLYN TALKS
Was King Manuel's Mistress and Says
1t is No Disgrace If 1t Is
Not Adver-
tised.
GABY DEsLYN TALKS

[Copyright 1910 by the United Press.]
VIENNA, Oct. 6.-'I know no dis
grace in being the mistress of king.
but l would consider it everlasting
disgrace to advertise our relation
ship
Portugal's uncrowned queen, Gaby
Design, whose twinkling toes brought
Manuel to his fate, subject instead
of king, made this statement here
today to The United Press.
She has set Paris and London wild
with excitement by her dancing and
today admitted that she was the mis-
tress of PortugaIs dethroned king.
Last night, great throngs packed
the music hall to see her. At her
throat sparkled magnificent sun
burst of diamonds, given her by
uel.
"I first met the king fifteen months
ago in Paris where / was dancing. He
was brought behind the files and in
troduced to me after the performance.
1t was love at first sight and became
his mistress. The love l bore him and
the love he bore me, justified it in our
eyes. We met frequently. He came
frequently to Paris to visit me. In
February of this year, his highness
summoned me to Lisbon by royal
/ command and at his request l danced
1 at the great charity fair the king or
i ganized for the relief of the victims
of the Oporto fire. l stayed in
/ house near the palace and not IN the
royal palace, but the king paid me
marked attention and was with me
nearly all the time. He even present
| ed me to his mother. was attacket
by the republican papers for going t!
! Lisbon. They said the king was flaunt
ing his mistress in the face of his
good mother who offered to give hel
life for him when the assassins sho
down his father
The king only gave me small pres
ents which even poor man could af
ford NY next engagement is here.
am to get s35 900 for appearing three
months here. believe my income il
greater than that of the king. | las
saw the king in Paris. l had loni
letter from him few days ago II
which he spoke of his great JOY a
the prospect of seeing me in October
When it was reported that he was t
marry me, one Paris paper right
said that I would not abandon tn
great kingdom OF the stage for tn
small kingdom of Portugal"
When notified that the king had es
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
Talkative Barber.

DEs MONIES, Oct. 6.-The talka-
tive barber has proved blessing in
Iowa. At Marshalltown. Charles P,
Riggs, a barber at Marion, Indiana,
told an Iowa man his troubles about
having daughter whom he had not
seen for nineteen years. somewhere
in Iowa. The Iowa man heard the
story and accidentally found the girl
at Marshalltown. He wrote the talk
atiye barber who has come for a visit
with his daughter, Miss Bessie Riggs
clerk in a department store. Riggs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
ORGANIZATION
BACK OF THEM
Arrest Of Los Angeles Dynamiters
viii Take Place in a Few
Hours Says The
Detectives.
IeU1LTY ARE KNOWN
Worked in Interest of Society Which
Furnished The Men With
Plenty Of
Money.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. s.-wm. J.
Burns, the noted detective, announced
today that the men who dynamited
the Times building will be under ar
rest within few hours.
Burns says they are known to the
authorities but that there has been
delay in making the arrest because
of the investigation into the organiza
tion behind the men, which furnished
them with plenty of money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
.STIMSON MAKES
GOOD PROMISE
If Elected az Governor Of New York
He viii Carry on the Good
Work Of MIR.
Hughes.
ACCEPTS NOMINATION
Points to His Conduct In the Past as
the Best Way to Judge How He
viii Act In the
Future.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Pledging, II
elected to vigorous continuance and
development Of the progressive poll
cies of Gov. Hughes, Henry L. Stim-
son, republican nominee for COVER
nor, formally accepted the nomination.
He and the other candidates named
at the Saratoga convention were Of
flcially notified of their nomination at
the republican club by a committee
headed by Lloyd c. Griscom, president
of the New York county committee.
Grouped about the candidates at
the club were the members of the
notification committee. the new state
committee and prominent republican
leaders, who frequently applauded
points In Mr.. Stimson's speech of ac-
ceptance.
Rather than engage In multitude
of specific pledges, Mr.. Stimson said
he preferred that the people should
judge of his conduct in the future by
his conduct in the past.
Mr.. stimson said, in part:
"I am deeply impressed with the i'm
portance of the mission of the repub-
lican party as a leader In progress.
AS our government, state and national
confronts the legislative problems
which are raised by the industrial
and social changes of our country.
the welfare of our people and the Sc,
curity OF their material interests will
be found to depend in very large
measure upon whether or not the
/ leadership in such changes is taken
/ by the republican party.
/ "The coming campaign is state
] campaign. to be decided upon state is
/ sues. In the case Of our state gov
ernment. alarm against progress is not
only groundless but inconsistent. Fol-
a. progressive and efficient state gov
ernment is the surest safeguard
against undue extension of fedora
power
Those who profess fear of undue
! activity by our national government
should be the first to insist upon Wig
orous and forward policy in the state
i And our rights will be best conserv
ed by a vigorous fultillment of th'
states duties
/ Mr.. Stimson pledged himself to th'
principles of constitutional progress
and also undertook to use the con
stitutional powers of the ot1ice t.
which he aspired to further the prin
, ciple of direct nominations.
OPTIMISM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
Ohio River Climbs Out of Its Banks and Sends
the People in the Lowlands, Scurrrying
to Higher Ground
RAINFALL HEAVIEST FOR TWENTY YEARS
Unharvested Corn Crop in Indiana and Kentucky
is Ruined and Many People Have
Abandoned Their Homes

BOONVILLE, ILL.,, Oct s.-Continual
downpour for the past three days and
nights has wrought chaotic food con-
ditions throughout the bottom lands
of four counties In Southern Indiana.
Reports received state that more than
hundred homes in the flooded dis
tricts are completely submerged and
their inhabitants have been forced to
seek shelter from those who reside in
the higher districts.
Enterprise and Eureka, in Spencer
county, are submerged, while Bullock
and Danville, in Warwick county, are
in almost as bad condition.
! Hundreds of bridges have been
swept away and today the rural mail
carriers were only able to make a
small part of their routes. They re-
port the devastation of numerous
homes and were forced TO .urn back
on account of the unsafeI ess of the
roads. Many of the carriers had mir-
I aculous escapes.
4 Tracks of the Southern railroad be-
tween Evansville and Boonville, q
distance of seventeen miles, are washed
4 out.
Kentucky Town Abandoned.
The interurban lines between Evans
vile and Rockport, also between Ev'
ansville and Boonville, have suspend
ed operation until TIE water recedes.
The residents of Scufflletown, KY.
have been forced to abandon their
homes and seek shelter at Newburg
Ind, which is located on a high bluff
Newton is new Venice. The south
ern part OF the city is flooded ane
/ 1T is necessary to utilize skiffs in the
transferring of children to and from
school.
The greatest loss is to the unhar
vested corn crop. The food carried
thousands Of bushels Of corn whicl
was swept from the inundated fields
The recently sowed wheat CROP i
ruined. The loss throughout Southerl
Indiana is estimated above the million
dollar mark. It continues to rain an
the flood shows no signs of recedine
Southern Indiana Flooded.
EVANSVILLE Ind, Oct 6.-Rai
records for the past twenty years hav
been broken in southern Indiana, tn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
HOKE SMITH
rs THE GOVERNOR
Elected for Second Term by Big Ma
jority In Georgia
Election.

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. Choke
Smith was elected to serve a second
term as governor of Georgia. Incom-
plete returns indicate that Gov. Jo-
seph H. NJ. Browne, independent
democrat. who defeated Smith two
years ago, did not receive majority
of the votes in any one of the 146
counties. All the regular democratic
nominees for state and county offices
also were elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
shops are Busy.

CREsToN, Oct. 6.-The Burlington
shop men of the Creston machine
force are now working ten hours a
day, five days in the week and nine
hours on Saturday. This is a condi-
ton unusual at his time of the year.
1t is generally at this time that the
orders come to cut down the hours,
but the shops are running full force
and traffic on the road, especially coal
traffic, keeps the employees all busy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
Quiet is Being Restored in Lisbon Where the
Form of Government Was Changed During
One Riotous Night
king MANUEL HAS MADE HIS ESCAPE
Theophle Braga is President of the Latest Great
Country to Declare For independence
and Overthrow Kingdom.

LISBON. Oct. GA provisional re-
publican government has been form.
ed, as follows:
Theophile Braga, president.
Senior Machado, minister OF for
eign affairs.
Senior Costa. minister of justice.
Senior Telles, minister of finance.
Senior Barreto, minister of war.
Senior Antonio Comes, minister OF
public works.
Senior Alonida, minister of the in
terror.
Senior Amaro Comes, minister OF
marine.
Senior Leao. civil governor of Lis
bon.
King Manuel, with the queen moth
er Amelie and his grandmother, the
Queen Dowager Maria Pia, has taken
refuge at MARIA, twenty-three miles
from Lisbon.
The loyalists troops went over to
the insurgents. They quit Dom Ped.
70 Square, where they were posted,
and returned to their barracks amid
the "bravos" of the populace and
cries Of Long live the republic
Governor counsels Order.
Senior Leao, the new civil COVER.
nor, addressed an immense crowd OF
citizens from balcony OF the town
nall He told them he intrusted the
maintenance of order to them, adding ::
Respect all public and private prop
erty and the lives of all persons who
ever they may be. The republic is
generous and magnanimous."
Inc people cheered loud and long
up TO noon no property was attacked
Inc banks were guarded by sailors
Inc Spanish minister, wearing his
Uniform, visited the republican lead
eFs at the town hall and was loudly
cheered by the people.
The bombardment by the warships
old much damage, especially to the
government Offices and the Necessi
uaaes Palace. The tower of the pal
ace church is down. Many people
mostly onlookers or passersby. were
hllied or wounded in the lower towI
ny the bombardment
Inc number of deaths is estimated
AZ about 100, while the wounded mum
Oer many more.
loyalists Abandon Defense.
During the earlier fighting, whicl
,aseed many hours. and went on 70
.vur or five hours in total earkness
.e reVolutionists were sometime
.necked and retired from their pos
uon IN the Avenida De Liberia, bu
aey made detour in the direction G
mon santo, returning upon the cente
lhe city It was apparently th
.uocess =. Of this movement that induce
NC ioyahsts to abandon the defens'
me republican flag is now displa.
~ Il, throughout the city on all the pul
~ buildings, the bank of Portuga
sl lu many business houses and res
aences People are parading til
s.es's with arms, singing revolution
afy songs.
~ NO news has been received frol
,. lae provinces, as communication hs
aay .aseiy been cut off and dispatche
snu u messages of all kinds have bee
suppressed.
ria i through the night artillery ar
d. ns hre was incessant, and toward
Avn II increased in intensity.
en.. = O'Clock Tuesday night insur
Aus Aus encamped on the heights
tbe,n ua ia Liberdado tried to for,
hn. en way to the center of the eli
As ,he here driven back by loyal troop
The rs NJ iatter passed the barracks
- FIRST artillery they discovered
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
Miners Rescued.

DANvILLE, Ill, Oct. 6.-Fire broke
out in one of the lower levels Of the
Hartshorn coal mine here this morn.
ing. Destruction OF the mine was
prevented by quick work Of the Of
ficers and $50 miners were rescued.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
TWO BODIES
HAVE BEEN FOUND
First corpses of Drowned Sailors arc
Recovered From the
River.

NEW YORK, Oct. Goodies of
two sailors from the New Hampshire
drowned Saturday night, were recoy-
cred in the North river today. They
were:
R. Karl, OF Cleveland, o.
Patrick j. White, of New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-06
Reward is Paid,

LONDON, Oct. 6.-The reward OF
81 200 offered for the capture of Or,
H. H. Crippen has been paid to Cap
tain Kendall, of the steamer Montrose