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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
lie ROUx RECEIPTS
ARE ATTACHED
IS RESULT STOCK COMPANY is
PRACTICALLY STRANDED AND
SOME MEMBERS QUIT.

Troubles over money matters and 2
near-split-up of the company was the
tale of woe that faced the lie Roux
stock company a the conclusion of its
local engagement at the Orpheum
theater last night
The company. while composed OF
clever people and giving goods bills
was not exactly playing to winning
hand here and for the last week OF
two in par ocular have lost money
Last night the climax came when Con
stable Iwomey attached the gate re
oeipts of the evenings performances
of Sherlock Holmes Idea" the largest
house the company has played % in
some time. for a bill of $54 and some
thing. the attachment being gotten
out by the Bisbee Evening Miner Pub
fishing company
II 10 understood enough was gar
nered TO wipe out the indebtedness
but nothing was left for the perform
ers. SO that they face rather broke
proposition. They are billed for Cliff
ION and IL is understood they viii
leave this morning But six of then
will go. however, as the rest have qui
the concern and have signified thei
| intention Of going to work In the dis
trict.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

ranks are being increased almost
daily.
When TEDDY" raches New York
he VIII be met by the Rough Riders
and around the camp fire at night he
will hear tale unfolded of mistreat-
ment and gross ingratitude that
should make his heart bleed in sym
patty and there and then will the
resolution he recorded that in 1912
Ahe Rough Riders shall again come
into their own.
To TIN Roosevelt democrats who
have been so harshly treated; who
have had their feelings hurt. we have
nothing but kindly sympathy. There
is still. place for them in the party
of their fathers. There is still a
place for them in the party of the
common people of this country. and
last but not least. there is a place foi
them in the very party that will be
victorious at the next election held
in this country.
list rs come rejoicing. bringing
in the sheaves.r
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

Judging from the tone of the edf
torials in the columns OF cur evening
contemporary. the Miner is "peeved
because the city failed to rush pei
nell into a contract with the Bisbee-
Naco Water company to supply The
city with water for municipal purpos-
es instead of developing its own sup
ply in Tombstone canyon. Regard
less of the grief in the office Of the
Mirsr. the taxpayers of the city are
with the Council
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
BOSTON AUTOMOBILE SHOW.

BOSTON. Mass. March 5.-Motor-
ing celebrities from all parts Of the
country are in the city to cooperate
in the eighth annual show OF the
Boston Automobile Dealers Associa-
|tion. which opened in Mechanics
building today for a seven days en-
gagement The visitors include a
number of manufacturers of motor
cycles. tires. and accessories, in addi-
ton to the heads of the big plants en-
gagged in the exclusive production OF
pleasure vehicles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
MORE HYDE INDICTMENTS.

KANSAS CITY March 5.-Dr p.
Clark Hyde was indicted by the Jack
son county grand Jury late today
charged with murder Of Col. Thos. II
Swope. Miss Hunton and Chrisman
Swope. Other Indictments were re
turned against the physician charg
ing him with attcnp ing TO poison
Lucy Lee Swope. Margaret Swope and
Stella Swope, nieces of Col Swope
and Leonora Coppidge. a negro ser
want.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

AS a RESULT Of the strike of the EN-
ployees of the Phiadelphis Rapio
Transit company. today there are no
less than $4,000 idle men in the City
OF BrotheTly Love this Sabbath morn
ing. who at the beginning OF the week
were plying their several vacations.
1t is to sincerely hoped the dis
putc will be settled free from any dis
order and rioting. The question in
volved is higher wages and the strik-
ing employees contend the present
wage schedule in force is not sufh-
cient remuneration for the services
rendered in the face OF the present
high cost of living. The striking
car men have agreed to submit the
question to arbitration. but the Rapid
Transit company % that city has
steadfastly refused all overtures II
this direction. which has justly ar
rayed public sentiment on the side
of the car men. Public sentiment
plays an important part in the set
Element of any labor dispute. and the
public usually gets on the right side
The refusal of either party TO arbi
trate the question involved, display,
an unfair spirit
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

The Review is offering some am
bilious young lady of Bisbee the op-
portunity of owning a Buick automo
bile by soliciting subscriptions to the
Review for period of six weeks. The
Buick automobile can not be bought
for less than $500. A tidy little sun
of money for six weeks effort Star;
n today to be a winner.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
LAYMEN IN SESSION.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, March o.
with an attendance including many
notable visitors. a convention of the
Laymens Missionary Movement was
opened in this city this afternoon
with a program of devotional exer
cises. Tomorrow a number of the
visiting speakers will occupy puipits
The convention will terminate Mon
day evening with a great mass meet
ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

Rev. W. E. Spicer. Of Bisbee. VINO
was one OF the leaders in favor of
prohibition in the recent election held
in Cochise county. is in Phoenix az
tending the Anti-Saloon League meet
ing. Rev. Spicer writes that the
fight for prohibition in the new state
constitution has been launched by
the ants. This action by the ants
is further proof that our prohibition
friends. if they had it in their power
would force all men to believe and
vote as they do. In Cochise county
a majority OF 1000 was cast against
prohibition This WIS a decisEc
vote registered against the doctrine
advocated by Rev. Spicer. still he in,
s;sts now that a handful of delegates
in a constitutional convention should
force a sumpeuary law upon a ma.
iority.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
FIRST AUTO SHOW DIES MONIES

DES MONIES. Ia, March 5.-Des
Moines' first annual auto exhibition
opened IN the Coliseum today under
the auspices OF the Des Moines Auto
mobile Dealers Association. The ex-
hibition comprises several score OF
motor cars, representing all the lead
ing makes. both domestic and foreign.
There is a'so d.splay of motorcycles.
auto tires and accessories.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
WILL HEAR FROM
ROUGH RIDERS AGAIN.


The Rough Riders of Arizona, and
elsewhere, we are informed, are a
disappointed lot
This discomfort is especially notice
able among that element of the
Rough Riders who have during the
past six or eight years. held remuner-
alive public positions. and under the
new administration have been politely
requested for their designations.
As eNcmples of this discomfort, we
cite Joe Alexander of Phoenix. for
mer United Stairs Attorney for All
iona. and Geo. y. Wilcox. former
clerk of the district court at Tomb
stone. In the Rooseveltan days both
were proud to call themselves 'Roose-
Welt democrats" They marched away
to TIE war swearing allegiance TO JEFF
ferson and Jackson and returned with
a fat job and strenuous advocates OF
kOOScNGil AtplltiSS- Ai7tN
jumping into the G. o. p. ring inn
mediateIy. they danced around the
edges under the IT'LL of Roosevelt
Democrats when Roosevelt first took
his seat in the White House. Then
they became so thoroughly imbued with
the beauties of the Roosevelt policis.
and. incidentally. the remuneration OF
their offices. that in the succeeding
campaign in the nation, territory ano
county, they were found in the G. o.
p. councils occupying seats well up
in front
In thu last campaign in this county
il is reported that the county chair
man had his headquarters in build
ing furnished rent free by the theh
clerk OF the district court. Not only
did the latter ask no rent, but it Is
further stated that he decorated the
official headquarters at his own eA-
gense and in addition contributed
literally to the campaign fund and
was equally fIpe with his advice as
TO the proper conduct of the cam
pa.gn. Al the same time it is nO~
alleged that the chairman was draw
ing SO pc. day for his services. and
this same chairman is now clerk Of
the court.
During all this time the democratic
party mourned the loss of its former
adherents as mother follows the
steps of her wayward son. While
the Roosevelt democrats" Toasted at
the republican pie counter and made
merry with their new found friends
in tn democratic HOUSEHOLD. which
they deserted. they we're the objects
Of nifty and soIicitude. The latch
string was left hanging on the out
side and all content in the knowi-
edge that in the end. when the WIN
derinq boys had slipped their I'LL OF
the sinful sweets they would volun-
tariIy return to the fold from which
they strayed-
Time rolled on. Another campaign
passed. A new king sits on the throne
Appeals to the White House are in
vain and their entreaties fan upon
deaf ears. From every nook and cor
ner OF the west comes wailing anO
crashing Of teeth. The Rough Rid
ers are being routed They are on
the run, and their brave and fearless
colonel is peacefully drifting down the
Nile ten thousand miles away.
From Tombstone comes the repor'
that Wilcox is openly declaring thai
he will get even with those reouoli
cans responsible for his being put on
Of office. From Phoenix comes IN
same report War is declared o.
the republican machine" and al
Rough Riders are now numbered with
the republican insurgents" Who's
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
CHURCH
NOTICES
Saint Johns Church (Episcopal)

Saint Jonnis Church (EpiscopaD.
The fourth Sunday in Lent.
Corporate communion Of the Broth
erhood OF St Andrew. 500 a. m.
Sunday school. 9:45 a M. and
mems Bible class.
A celebration of the Holy Commun
ion and sermon al 1900 a In.
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:SC
p. m
Tuesday evening. March sth, the
Daughters of the King will meet in
the Guild room st 500. Wednes
day evening meeting of the Boy.
Club at 1880.
Thursday afternoon there will be
meeting fthe adde's of st Johns
Guild at 200 in the Guild room fol
the purpose of electing officers fol
the coming year. All the ladies urged
10 be present.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Texans and Weichmen. Two i'm
portant holidays will be observed
next Sunday March ! is St David's
Day. and March 2 is Texas lndeFend-
ence Day. These two events vii. re-
ce.ve special attention at the Sunday
services at the Methodist Episcopal
church Texans in the morning, and
Wales in the evening. The history
and significance of each event in q
ten minute prelude to the regular
sermon.
An effort is being made 10 secure
Texas quartette for the morning and
WeIeh quarrstte for the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
VICTIMS NUMBER 81.

JUNEAU, Alaska. March -Four
more bodies were taken .oday from
the main shaft of the Treadweli mine
in which a powder mine explosion oc-
CURED Wednesday night and the total
number of dead is now 81.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
HANDS oEE EoR U. s.

WASHINGTON. March BIT is i'm
possible for the United States 10 inter
yene in Nicaraguan affairs or offer to
media.e between the contending fac
tons without a request to that effect
from both parties. This is the sub.
stance of a statement made today by
officials Of he state department
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

The regular Sunday services OF the
Bisbee Christian Science society are
he'd at IL a. M. in Medigoyich hall.
two doors east OF Copper Queen
hotel. To these services all are in
vited The subject for March 9th
will be Man"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
Church of Christ.

Bibe school at 9:45 a. m. Sermon
by w. II. Sayler of Tempe at II a. m
Mr.. Sayler win remain with the
church a few days and assist in the
conduct of a Bible school revival.
Mr.. Spencer exchanges pulpits with
him and will return home the first
of the week. Jiggerville Bible school
at 2:15 p. IN.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
NOTICE.

A reward OF $500 will De pal for
Information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the parties stealing The
Review from Subscribers
THE BiSBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06
PresbYterian Church

Sunday school. 9:45 a. NJ Christian
Endeavor. $50 p IN Business meet
ing March :. 700 p IN. Preaching
1900 a. m and 7:30 p. III.
Lowell Chapel. Wednesday. T:30
p n.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

II is said the volunteer desire to
have Wilson retained in the position to
which he was appointed and will take
the matter before the council.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

LOST-Fox terrier pup; female. fan
cy collar. blue stones; answers to
name of Nut. Suitable reward En-
CINE Room Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

DIR. n. NJ Swigert of the wei,
known firm OF Swigert Bros. Optical
Co. OF Phoenix and Denver, Is now
here at the Copper Queen hotel and
viii be until Sunday, March G.
Take advantage of our stay and
have your eyes carefully examined
and your optical work done by a com
petent, reliable and exclusive optic
al house.
Don't put it OF; call early. Last
trip until fall
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

Marriage may or may not prolong
life. but it gives a fellow a lot to
think about
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-06

c hristisn Science Services
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
NEw {: Ew..JU.|DGE .|.!|'' FOR
west VIRGINIA.
Is THE HOPE OF CONGRESSIONAL
Z DELEGATION-BIL INTRODUCE
EDHBY Mr.. HUBBARD.

WASHINGTON. Jan. MA hearing
was given yesterday by the House
committee on the judiciary. on the bill
introduced by Representative Hubbard
OF the First West Virginia district pro-
riding for the appointment by the
President of an additional judge for
the United States Court for the Fourth
judicial circuit. Not only Mr. Hubbard
but the entire West Virginia delega.
tion were present to urge that favorn-
BILE report be made upon the measure.
The FcHrth- circuit. which al The
present time hns but two judges. while
ali the other circuits have three. con-
sists OF the two Virginias, the two Car.
olinas and Maryland. The present
Judges are Jeter c. Pricnard. OF North
f!pltsiEa, anil Nathan Goff. OF Yves:
Virginia. Reasons assigned for asking
the passage OF the bill are that all the
other circuits have three judges. and
that business In this circuit has In
creased to tremendous volume. espc.
cInlly In West Virginia.
And in the latter reason will be
70. nd the c-.itical milk In the Cocoa.
nut. Because of the great Increase of
the bushes of this court In West Vir.
ginin. II a new Judge is provided for
by law. an effe-t will he made tn lare
him chosen from West Virginia.
There Is no reason why the entire
West Virginia delegation should not
support the measure. and 1t Is sup.
porting 1t 10 man.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
Public Schools of The City
Show Nice Increase III Enrolment
CALL ACCEPTED ..|:I
GRAFTON BAPTIST CHURCH TO
HAVE REV. Mr.. POWELL AS
PASTOR.

The Rev. l.. J. Powell. for the Lass
TWO years pastor OF the Baptist Church
ut Philippi. has accepted the call ten
dered him recently by the First Bap-
tist Church OF Grafton. and will take
charge OF the church there the first
Sunday in February. The newly elect
ed pastor Is n native OF North Caro-
Una and n graduate of the Southern
Seminary of Louisville.
KY He liz a public orator OF much
ability and his partorate of the Grafton
church Is looked forward to with every
assurance that 1t will prove of profit
to the congregation there, which is one
of the largest Of the Protestant
In that city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
CALLED MEETING
or CITY COUNCIL
WAS A FLUkE
No Successor of
Mcmillan tUas
Elected

Eight members OF the common coun-
eli of Fairmont met this. morning and
were in session long enough to find
out that they could not hold a legally
constituted meeting. The reason for
the failure was that four OF the men,
bers OF council and the mayor had not
been serevd with notice that the
meeting was to be held this morning.
The members OF council that signed
the call for the special meeting were
the members that were not notified.
The mayor. expressed the opinion that
any action TINT council might take this
morning under the call to elect sue.
cessor to o. e. Mcmillan, who was re.
Gently tleposed. would be roidable IL
any taxpayer OF the city were to con-
test the matter. The city solicitor
gave 1t as his opinion that according
to the call and tine return made there
on the body could not ransact the
business for which 1t had assembled.
The members OF council saw the box
they were in and left the council
chamber and scamperefl to their places
OF business. There will be another Mt
tempt to accomplish the work outlined
for this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
TUBERCULOSIS
EXHIBIT ! / ) COMING !.
League Holds Meeting and Decides tc
Put Exhibit on In This City
" Next Week.
ROOMS IN ikEWyY. M. c. "A.
BUILDING ARE SECURED.

he local lAnti-T Tubereulosi League
I at q Nteeent meeting of''!:.s board OF di.
,sreetors decided to bring the Tubercu.
lusls Exhibit here Tor one week, beglr-
I nins january 18th. Th- eomnittae
appointed to secure room for thl: pur-
lpess were unable at this time to get
IA suitable location, and the board de.
eided to postpone the exhibit unt..
{ Some time In March. and gave thir to
one Ct the daily papers for puuIiea-
atfon:
ie.hef corferrinn with the State
manager ofathe exhibit, however, the
local league was Informed that the
original. date was the only nne that
could be given to Fairn,ont ae the ex-
holt was completing its work in this
State ants s~ould soon leave for an ct.
t.nded southern ean,ralg Ign. and it
would not return to. this section for
n long time. 7 hes local organization
5Ilmmed diately; got busy and secured the
:reoms lin the new v. M. C.: A. build.
Ing for the exhibit and it will be open.
cd tto the public January 18th, and
Continue for. one week. y.
NJ HI: Is movement OF universal in.
3tersst, atreeting all eTasses and con-
sdittenn Of people--a movement that
has for It's purpose the welfare OF no
one class, but! the betternent OF con.
sditions, that will be shared by all the
people.
'Tubc-culosia--the deddIiest of dis
eases, must and can be :unquered, pu:
our army must be trained that our
sforce1 may intelliaertIy be employed
before we can successfully. wage war
against 1t. This exhibit "a for the pur.
pose Of educating the people as to the
nature, the dangers and the terrible
5Pfevaiere. of this fearful disease on
enc hand and the most successful
irearr to prevent its oceurrency or
70 cure It when already presnt. This
is every ones fight 60 let every one
\ that has care for humanity help to
! hpoat this great work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
Mrs. Geo. DeBolt
Is Vice Regent

The closing session OF The State
Congress Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution Mt Warrington
convened this morning at the home of
Mrs. James S. Furbee. Several mat
tiers of business were attended to nni
the officers. which were sceduled to be
elected yesterday and the election
postnnneh until this morning. were
elected TO serve during the ensuing
year.
Following the election OF officers, an
address. OF farewell was delivered by
the State Regent. Mrs. Il. N. Edmond.
son. of Morgantown.
The office of State Regent and Vic }
State Regent were endorsed by the
congress, the election to take place
during the meeting of the National
Congress, which takes place in Wash.
inBton In April. The election resulte |
as follows:
State Regent-Alrs. r. II. Edmond
son, Morgantown.
Vice State Regent-Mrs. George De-
Bolt. Fairmont.
Honorary State Regent-AIrs. V. v.
H. Berry. GrIfflthsville.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
JUDGE E|:MMEL
FINISHED WORK
LAST EVENING
Childre,, sDayhas
Been Decided
Success

Judge Emmel, who scored the bird5
In the third annual exhibition given
by the Fairnlont Poultry and Pet Stock
Association finished his work last
evening and the ribbons designating
the winners the second and the thirds
in the contest were attached to tho
erop..
Local fancfcrs were very successful
In carrying away large number Of
blue ribbons. i. w. Upton was one
of the most successful exhibitors.
His was f.ne collection OF birds. w.
w. Meredith also had an exhibit tiiat
he could we'll be proud OF.
Last evening Judge Emmel gave a
very practical talk that was helpful
to the breeders. Judge .EmmeI is a
practical poultry ,faneier and his talk
was along the lines that the breeders
needed help. He gave them what they
wanted and impressed 1t upon their
minds SO that what he said would not
be forgotten.
To-day was ehiIdrtn's day at the
show. In spite of the icy condition
OF the streets, large number OF lit
tie folke accompanied by their parents
attended the show. The children were
admitted free.
The list OF ribbons awarded yester-
day were as follows:
White Rocks.
First pen. !. w. Upton, Fairmont.
Second pen, j. w. Upton, Fairmont.
Third pen, j. X. Harris, uniontown.
First cock, J. w. Upton.
Second cock, J. X. Harris.
Third cock, J. w. Upton.
First coekereI, J. w. Upton.
Second eoekerei, J. w. Upton.
Third eockerel, J. M. Riggs, Wilson
burg.
First hen, J. w. Upton.
Second hen, J. X. Harris.
3 Third hen, J. w. Upton.
First puIIct, A: II. stotIer, Rived-
...ie.
Second pulIetr J. M. Riggs.
Third 'puIIet, A. II. stotler. @s-
Single Comb White Leghorns.
First pen, w. w. Meredith, Fair.
mont.
Second pen. E. p. Snfder, Fairront.
Third pen, e. p. snider.
First cock, Thorn Bros. Rivesviiie.,
secend cock, Fairmont Fire Depart
frcHt.
Third cock. Ned Smith, Fa,rmont.
! First coektrel, w. w. Meredith.
Second cockerel, E. p. Snider.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14

The increase In the enrolment for
this one year period is therefore 205
The school enrolment sldcatee tina.
the population Of the city is incrcas-
ing substantially in all neishborhoods.
and it indicates further that the school
ing OF the young people of the city is
about the biggest enterprise we have
The increase in the enrolment over
this time last year furniehes enough
pupils for school building Of six
rooms. IT the city is just starting upon
period Of steady growth a1 every one
toncs, 1t can easily be Eeen that the
Frobtem of providing teaehera and
senoo room will be a. eon,.nualIy
Pressing enc. There have been en-
rolled in the High school this year 2s
students for each regular Instructor.
In the second ward thero are 47 pupils
TO the room, in the Fourth ward .f2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-14
.235l THIS. Year
COMPARED WITH
2l46 LAST Year

4. l., y .
suPt. Roster, of the Fa1'n1ont rui,.
lie schools, to-day furnished to the
press If the city some iriterstina sta
tlsttcs concerning the enrolment In
tic schools for tho first four months
q this year as compared with the
Sane period last year. The figures
show that there has been an increase
OF nearly ten per cent. in the school
enrolment. All the schools show
Some increase, but 4 is most NOTICE.
able in the four main ward srhonls and
at the Fleming and GAINESVILLE
schools. The high school enrolment
has Increased about seventeen pc.
cent. since this time last year.
The following is the enrolment at
the close OF the fourth month this
wear: