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Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
STORIES IF SATAN
 SCARE MEK|CAhS
MARfNARO TELLS WOMEN HE SAW THE DEVIL HIMSELF ON THE STREET.

Pablo Marinaro a Mexican fright -ened a number of women on Chihu- ahua Hill yesterday by telling them that he had seen the Devil and that Satan was walking the streets of Bis bee
 Marinaro went from house to house telling the women what he claimed to have seen, embellishing his tale from time to time until many of the superstitious women were badly fright ened. In two instances women had mysteries following the recital ot Marinaro's story of the visit of the Devil. In one instance it took the combined efforts of several neighbor women to calm one Of the women who had been frightened.
 Marinaro met one woman among his people who was not easily fright ened by his talks on the presence of Satan and having learned what the man was dong this woman ordered Marinaro out of the house and said that she would have him put under arrest if he did not stop frightening the more superstitious women. Be coming frightened himself at the threat of arrest Marinaro ran down fhe hiil and caught the train for Doug las
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
UNCLE SAM IS
 COLLECTING ID
 ASSESSM [ NJ.
Appears Before Council and Quotes Some Alleged Val ueS in Comparison With. That on His Stock.

The city council met last night as a board of equalization to hear the
 complaints of those whose assess ments had been raised. Only few were present who had objections to make and with the exception of the Bisbee-Naco Water company the amounts in controversy were small.
 Sam Rosenstein appeared repre- sented by Attorney Cleary and object ed to the raise made in the assess ment on the stock in the U. s. Loan office basing his objection to the raise on the ground that the stock of the American Loan office was as- sessed at half that of the |. s. office and that the stock of the Fair store valued at about SIP. 900 was assess ed at s12.000. Rosenstein made a long talk to the council in which there was considerable argument with Alderman Gilman as to the value of the jewelry stock. This matter was left to be considered later.
 Following Uncle Sam" Manager Jackman of the water company was given a hearing. He stated that he did not consider that the council was treating that company fair in the assessment on the company's pipe line within the city limits as there had been but little pipe added dur ing the past year and the assessment had been made very much higher
 The discussion of the company's .QaaaFa d and the mayor asked the company manager what he would think of the proposition of the city council mak- ing the water rates for the consumers within the city The mayor also asked if it was not fact that the water company pumped the water in- to Bisbee at a cost of fifty cents per thousand gallons, and if S2 per thou sand was not a fair rate to charge the Bisbee consumers.
 Manager Jaekman explained some thing Of the expense of maintaining the plant so that 1t would assure a water supply, and stated that there was no reson why the city should not make the rates if the council would consider both sides of the question.
 No action was taken on the water company assessment and the board Of equalization adjourned until four O. clock this afternoon at which time it is expected that the matters left over from last night will be finished l and the rate set.
 The council held 6 session after the ! adjournment of the board of equali- ]. Zation and heard the report of the lighting committee. Alderman Greasy | stated that by adopting an arrange ment of lights that was favored by the committee the city could save S99 l per month on the cost of lighting.
 He read the report which favored ! taking out eight arc lights on Naco | road and replacing them with high . power incandescents and the removal | of an arc up Tombstone canyon and I replacing it with an incandescent l light. A number of new lights were suggested for parts Of town where it it not well lighted under the present system.
 After an argument about the report | the council voted to place the matter ! of ordering the changes ia the hands . of the committee and the work will . begin this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
FINDS CORPSE IN BED

PHoENIX, Aug 15.-AI Henderson. a bartender at Herlick's saloon. died of heart failure in his room at the Den some time between l and o'clock this morning. Tender son complained to his roommate that he was feeling unwen yesterday afternoon, and last evening doc tor was called. About midnight he told his friend. who was sleeping ID the same bed, that he felt better and though he would be able to sleep. These were his last words. When his friend awake this morn ing Henderson was lying beside him a corpse.
 Henderson was 31 years of age and came here from Pueblo. about seven months ago. He was oecas- sionally troubled with slight attacks Of heart trouble and was often heard To say that when he went it would be that way. He was a member of the lodge of Woodmen.
 His father. who resides in Kansas was telegraphed the news this morn Ing No funeral arrangements will be made until an answer is received From him.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16

Herpieide Is Used to Cure Dandrutf. F. II. Lyon. New York. \. Y, says; T am very fond of Herpicide and enjoy using it. It is refreshing.' Dr. J. H. Bush. Toledo, Ohio, writes: ''Newbro's Herpicide has given better satisfaction than anything have ever used"
 Mrs. Borkey. Of Chadron. Neb.. says of Herpicide:
 Tt cleaned my head of dandruff and stopped my hear from falling out 1t is the best remedy for dandruff I ever used, and I have used a great many
 R. S. Coleman Ann Arbor. Mich. says:
 T have used two bottles of Herpi- eide and derived benefit therefrom. '" Sold by leading druggists. Send lOc in stamps for sample to the Her picide Co. Detroit Mich, ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE GUARAN-
 FEED. 5isbee Drug Co, Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
GARCIA STICKS
 STILEITO INTO
 MEXICAN GIRL
Former Convict Tries to Kill Woman at Lowell and is Caught While Trying to Make Escape.

A stabbing occurred last night in Lowell in which Malderio Garcia
 is alleged to have attempted to kill a Mexican woman whose name the officers did not know The af- fair took place in the old E. P & S W. depot
 The woman was cut in three places and while the wounds are deep. it is not expected that they will prove fatal as the knife did not happen to reach a vital spot. The officers were attracted to the place by the woman's screams. When they reached the old depot the would-be murder had taken fright at what he had done and had run.
 After a search. lasting more than an hour. Constable Bailey found the man he wanted not far from the Junction mine. Garcia was at that time getting out of the country. He was armed with a six-shooter. but offered no resistance to arrest.
 The wounded woman was taken at once to the Copper Queen hos pital, where she was given imme- diate attention. Garcia is an ex- convict having been liberated from the penitentiarg at Florence but Q short time ago. When he was ar rested by Constable Bailey he was very much under the influence of liquor, which is probably the reason why he had not gone a greater dis lance from the scene of his alleged crime.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
CHARLES HULL IS SAOT WHILE
 HUNTING GAME
We'll Known Don Luis Man Severely Wounded in Leg By Accident West of Here ford Yesterday.

Charles Hull of bon Luis was ac cidentally shot and seriously in jured yesterday while out hunting in the Huachuca foothills west of Hereford. The wound was maae by a shot gun. the shot entering Hull 5 leg and tearing it badly.
 Just how the gun was fired is not known. but the supposition is that the trigger caught in the brush through which Hull was passing, and fired the shot while the muzzle was pointing downward
 The man who was with Hull came into Hereford as soon as he could get there and told of the accident A team was sent out and Hull was taken to Hereford. from where he was brought to Bisbee fin an automobile. Dr. Baum met the auto at Don Luis and had Hull taken at once to the c & A. hos pital, where he is now being cares for. The wound is a large one and Hull is said to have lost a largi quantity of blood before he was brought into Hereford where the wound could be temporarily dressed. He and a companion went to the Huachucas a few days ago for a hunt and to attend to other matters.
 The injured man Is the owner of the Half Way house and other prop erty at Don Luis, and is well knoW in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
MAYOR 0F PASS
 CITY MEETS DEATH
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 task will not be inferred here. They will be shipped tonight on No. 10 by Mclean Simmons and Carr to Sa- biaal, Texas, where his parents live. and where the deceased was born, reared and made his home until fate prompted him to come to Fl PasO only a few months ago. There will be nJ services at the undertaking parlors, but the firemen will send a detail to escort the remains to the train, as well as truck and the chemical engine. The police department in all prob. ability. will also furnish a guard of honor in view of the fact that his brother is a member of the force
 The fire was first discovered a; 2:2o yesterday morning by Night Watchman Will Meers. The latter had just completed his rounds about twenty minutes before, which includ ed the Calisher store. After leaving the American National Bank, Meer' walker across Oregon street and happened to look back when Le noticed smoke coming out of tLs basement of the Calisher store. Just at this time Policeman Parker was walking along Texas street and hs too noticed the smoke Both i'm mediately ran to the box and Meer- smashed the glass and Parker turn ed in the alarm.
 Evidently the fire had bee1 smouldering for some time for it wal not long after in spite of the effores of the fire department to confine q to the basement, that the flames bursI out above the roof. It was g hard fire to fight from the outside as the heart was right in the middle of the building. It is supposed tha the fire originated in the shipping department located in the corner jus behind the Elite confectionery Tn, cause has not yet been ascertained crossed wires being the cause genef ally accepted.
 The Buckler building was the high est building in the immediate neigh borhood and there was no way fol the firemen to reach it from th' roofs of adjoining buildings
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
HUSBAND PUTS ED ID AFFAIR WITH BULLET
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-- ~--- ~ ern hotel and l never heard of any other trouble between them. He never forbade me to go with him. He did not forbid me to go to dances.
 Mac Hughes, a brotherinlaw Of the deceased was the next witness.
 Hughes stated that he once toli his brother-in-Iaw that he understood the woman he was going with was married. Bud replied that she had been, but that she and her husband were not living together and that she was good company. I told him to be careful and he said that tEere was no need
 As stated Burnett was considered fine fellow well behaved, was look ed up to and respected by his as- sociates. Merryfield is also given an excellent reputation by those above him at the Copper Queen smeiteT and all who know him.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16

New York has two men, either of whom may come to spell great be- fore his name. Edward Morse Shep- ard. of Brooklyn, and Thomas Mott Osborne of Aurora. The one, or other. if nominated for governor will be elected will make a governor of the stripe of Tilden and Hughes. The next democratic governor of New York is therefore bound to be in the presidential running
 Then there is Folk of Missouri. al- ready in the field. with his flag flying and his bodyguard about him; these two irrepressible knights of the quiTl. William Marion Reedy in the West
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
RIFLEMEh MAKE
 SOME HIGH SCORES
SUNDAYS RECORD BRINGS OUT BETTER RECORD THAn IS DE- HANDED OF THEM.

Six members of the Bisbee Rifle club took part in the rapid fire contest yesterday at the rife range near the Country club. All who entered the contest made scores that were much higher than the score demanded by the government in the rapid fire work Yesterdays contest was the first rap i'd fire work done by the local club.
 The score were. Hurst 45. McMinn A. Hawley 42 Cunningham 40. Fish CT 70 and Lyons 40 out of a possible fifty. The shooting was done on the 200 yard line and called for five shots in twenty seconds. each contestant firing ten shots.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
SHOT IN coLn BLOOD.

LAFAYETTE. Colo. Aug. 15:- Standing with bis hands raistd above his head, Barney Fowler. chief guard at the Standard mine, was shot and seriously wounded this afternoon by John Cassidy, town marshal of La fayette, and deputy sheriff of Bould- CT county. The shooting is the result of bitter feeling existing between the striking coal miners, with whom, it is said, Cassidy is in sympathy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16

and Harry W. Walker in the East to whoop things up. Stranger things have happened. But there may loom Ia lion across Folks path at home in the person of Champ Clark. It Is next to certain that Champ Clark will be speaker of the next house. If he organizes it successfully and leads it wisely, and has good fortune in the proceedings his shingle will be up in 1912 and nobody can whistle his pretensions down in the wind. La, Iai And there you are-and now you see it and, now you don't;
 and what was it you were saying, dear MT. Bryan?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
BAD MAN KILLED.

LAREDO. { Tex. Aug 15:-Geor- ondimo Gonzales a noted frontier man, known some time ago as a bandit, later serving as deputy sheriff of Webb county. Tex. was shodt and instantly killed in the outskirts of Nauve. near Laredo. He disarmed one pilceman and stabbed another. when a third opened fire with fatal results.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Wars and rumors of war. Uncle Joe, bit groggy. in July hit the ropes at Kansas City. but came mo- ply to time at Olympia. only to go to grass in the August returns. He Is now laid up for repairs at Maclin- aw. Victor Murdock hands Taft one from under the shoot at Wichita and Bristow raises a bump on Aldrich's bugle; and, as was shown in the voting there's nothing the matter in Kansas" Kean and Fowler still clinch in New Jersey Referee Roose- welt looks on and smiles, and now he is an insurgent and now a regular as the tide of the battle rolls onward in Ohio, where, not to mention Boss Cox, Slugger James Jeffries Garfield and Jack Johnson Burton, of the old Western reserve. have stripped for ;he future. Truly as Sir Lucius ob- serves, 'tis a mighty pretty quarrel as it stands"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16

San Francisco has a physician who reports that Abe Ruefs health will not suffer if he is remanded to jail. That doctor seems bent on destroying the whole fabric of San Francisco.-Los Angles Express.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
BEFORE AND AFTFs

BEFORE AND AFTEs ms IS But now the way he ,,oas 'iia' ne straight home went home like this OelOIe and stays ne 'OOK and stays "iIe there, you ne was can bet. III oeck He's had TOT Joy to learn Hoes or a thing "hateer or two eise was he never rI1e- will lie was forget
 out late He dares six times not stay a week out lates and led a because irlsKy he wed iiie a suHra-
 gette.
 Judge
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
BIG STOCKTON FIRE

STOCKTON. Calif.. Aug. I5.-FIre raging in the warehouse district on the water front and is beyond control of the department
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
WHEN TIRED OUT TAKE HoRs.
 FoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE

It vitalizes the nerves and assists the digestion-refreshes and invie- orates the entire system.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16

Anu lDe uemOCTdtS well, LQey are around Hope springs eternal in the statesman's breast-as in the patriot's-and he is a poor democrat who is neither a statesman nor . patriot.
 Harmon seems to have the center of the stage just now. already. If he be elected governor of ohio, why, then and there he becomes a prime favorite for 1912. It is the presi- dents own state. To carry it against the tremendous resources of the ad- ministration in the face of a national campaign ahead, would look very like the ability to hold it in the electoral college. There would at once begin a procession of politicians tumbling over themselves to get to Columbus. But the remnant of ig- .nOrance. malice and folly left over from 1896 may cry traitor" to Har- mon. who was Cleveland's attorney general, and it remains to be seen how much patience the rank and file of the party-Lord. the boys are hun gry and tnirsty!-will stand for that sort of nonsense.
 Then, there's a speck no bigger | than a mans hand-an exhalation, as it were. rising above the towers of Princetown-forming in the clouds that gather about the rising sun the letters, Woodrow Wilson" This democrats. If -" An that little word '1f." how it patters on the window pane; how it taps at the door; how it has whispered around the universe and through the ages, making history If Woodrow Wilson be nominated by the democrats of New Jersey for governor. if he sweeps the state, as the Johnnies on the spot says he surely will; what then? He sof Southern birth He is a democrat of the school of Jef- ferson, born in Virginia He was not old enough to wear a gray jacket and cap, nor to be identified with the Confederacy: two years older than Theodore Roosevelt; a scholar in worldly affairs and a man of the world in scholarly affairs; a publicist and historian. from whom, as from Tilden, state papers. might eminate to electrify the country. We are afraid he was not sound in the goose in 1896. Must that make him im- possible?
 New Jersey carries along with her New York and Connecticut Yes, there stands New York. In the early
 seventies New York had two great men, Seymour and Tilden. Today
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-16
IN ALL WALKS OF LIFE.

New pictures Royal today
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-04
HAWAII AN EXAMPLE.

Philippines inaugural address, poin
followed by the people there saying in
opposed the admission of Chinese labor do think
The Filipino all the work
islands, have entire confidence that the Philippine aborer
paid and given the opportunity to the
which condition and that of his
things which people usually will
will the opportunities given and demonstrate
fully able supply all the demand for labor in
comparative The total population of Hawaii is
of
approximately millions The total
ports in $2900oO0O The total from
Philippine Islands the $340000O0 In other
times
much erca did the Philippine Islands,
their borer SUPERIOR Hawaii has
that those few whom they have
equal Japanese other labos Porto
of the Philippine
of the its labor
sixth capita for
export still Rico six times much capita
the Philippine Islands Were these islands produce
much capita Porto Rico the total
We're capita
Hawaii, he exports $1,79OO0O0O year.
modern methods of cultivation manufacture
handling devices suitable steamship
Hawaii the borer
the Philippine Islands does No. it is not labor that
IS it capital
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-04
KNOX AND HIS rRoUBLEs.

department appropriations
getting picket
why this is and why that The
chiefly side the Capitol The wenown
personnel which
Of the are ond o dwelling
this condition Secretary Knoxs efforts
The e but it afterward Joined with the Senate
Of
establishing
diplomacy
is meitorou brought
year.
whom there like this
authorized officials whom the law
transacted
Back of these secretaries powerful Their positions
it hardly thought
through the counsellor whom selected There
authority responsibility The
often fortunate if
that
employees advancing
inevitable will be compelled take
insen under
higher
authority The established within
appropriated specifically them But
lines of the organization of the department and
Meanwhile
growing tremendously volume and in Importance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-04
YOU RESIDENCE II
WHERE YOU SLEEP
Many Men Hesitate When Asked
to Give Exact Location
Of Home.

The city directory man and his CORPS
of assistants will soon be making the
rounds of the city, and SO will the fed
eral ceusus man and his aids, and the
double count on Honolulu s population
will soon be in full swing. The fed
eral census man is looking for statis-
tics to compile figures which will tell
Uncle Sam just how many people re-
side IN his vast republic. The city
directory man is making his annual
rounds to supply quick information as
TO where every man and woman lives.
SO that the butcher, the baker and the
candlestick maker may know where
John Smith and Richard Brown reside
that he may deliver goods to them;
SO that he tax collector may know
where to find the delinquent taxpayer;
SO that political leaders may know
where to find faithful and true voters,
and place them in list for reference
at the polls; that the society leaders
may know where to send invitations.
The city directory man wants to
know the exact place of residence, but
ne doesn t always get the right in
formation. For some reason there are
q huiiptf VI NoterS VINO are rather shy
about giving the number of the house.
Some say it Is because they find it cheap
er to. move than pay rent and they
are not certain that when tine directory
is issued they will be found at the
address given to the directory man Is
assistant. Others say that they have.
two or three residences and rather hest
tate to put down in black and white
just which of their residences is the
one they want made public.
Occasionally man bushes when ask
ed where his residence is. When he
asks just what is meant by residence.
the directory man says, cit Is where YOU
Sleep Then more bushes. And
quite often. the resident requests in a
shy tone that the directory man say
nothing about his residence, but would
it be all right just to put Ibis place
of business down after his name.
Thanks.
One young man when requested for
his place of residence said he lived in
two or three places and finally told the
directory men to chase themselves
When the directory was issued the
young man IS name appeared in it's
place, but in addition there was this
line: Information as to residence re-
fused. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-04
a HAPPY NEW YEAR.

The New Yeard full of promise for Hawaii
Territory is industrial the plantations have every
labor situation rapidly clarifying
Indnstially outlook is bright
Good times the
the add
follow the federal
be and military
the holds
evenful 1909 will be
history which
of of
OF possibilities
important
of lie n military p
us. ,As, -. ,
be worthy heir,
history; coming
evenm oree
cheerful
n Happy Year. i . s.t .aDa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-04
BEST IN THE WHOLE WORLD.

Baron Sbuwa pointed out to his the great benefit from
delegates visited had had pointed for them things
the the world -
cities beautiful
grown,
world beautiful the world and the industrious
blankets
all
calling failing
selfconfdnce
to 'front.' the ericans''