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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
ERROR OF rs CENTS
RAISES BIG ROW.

PHOENIX. Feb. S.-Deputy United
States Marshal Porterie is going after
the scalp of some clerk in the once of
the department OF justice. It had
been mentioned that the account of
former United States Marshal Daniels
for the hast quarter of his service end
ing June 81 of last year had been held
up By the department on account Of
discrepancy OF SO cents, that this
discrepancy had been traced BY the
department of justice TO an overpay-
men OF that amount to Deputy United
States Marshal Porterie: that Mr.. Por-
terie, accepting the account as accur-
ate and being a patriotic citizen.
though an adopted child OF the repub-
lie, had forwarded TO the department
through the Office at Tucson postage
stamps to the amount of 36 cents. in
order that the equilibrium OF the &C
count might be restored
This remittance was made on
Thursday. Subsequently that day, be-
ing curious as to the particular trans
action in which such a grieyous eT-
ror cCuldd have occurred. he began
going over the records. and he made
the astounding discovery that he did
nothing official at all during the
| quarter involved. The books OF the
sheriff's Office sho wthat no prisoner
was received from him during the
months OF June. May and April. he
records OF the oce of the United
/ states commissioner show that within
that period no process was placed in
his hands. and it is further shown
that no allowance was made TO him
for any service of any character. He
was. in effect. throughout the entire
quarter. a private citizen. though al
ways ready and willing to serve the
federal government.
His last previous arrest was made
in the month Of February and his
. next connection with the affairs o
the Office appears in connection will
an arrest in the following July.
That there WIS discrepancy their
is no doubt. But it is the opinion o
. Mr.. Porterie that the clerk at Wash
? ington was too lazy to trace it 70 IL
; real source. but. laid the blame o.
: him because he thought he wa
, easy
But that clerk will repent, for Their
IS no revenge deadlier than that
a Corsican. as everybody knows VIII
has heard of COrsican vendetta'
: About a hundred years ago all Europ
realized that a Corsican was not {
be fooled with
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09

ODonovan, for the ultimate good of
the game in this section and TO help
things along in Warren district, will
give him his release to Bisbee Wal
tiers is in touch with some of the
best players obtainabIe and could do
much to help the game. He won every
game he pitched against the Muckers
last year and stands wen with the
public. If Walters shall be engaged
as manager he win be badly missed
here. for he is a clean player and has
many friends both within and without
fandom
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
MRS. PINKHAMs STANDING INVITATION:

Women suffering from any form of female weakness arein
ved TO promptly ConmuniCatcwith Mrs Pinkham at Lynn
Mass All letters received opened read and answered by
A freely talk of her private illness
to woman thus has been established this confidence
between Mrs. Pinkham and the women of America which
has never been broken Never has she published esti-
ronal used letter without the written of the
writer and has the company allowed these conf
dental letters get of their possession the hun
dreds of thousands of them in their files will attest
Dat of the volume of experience which Mrs. Pink
ham has to draw FROM more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge needed in your Case.
She asks nothing in return except your good WILL and her
advice has helped thousands. Surely any nch
poor should be glad TO take advantage of this generous
offer of assistance Address Mrs. Pnkha, of Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
POPULAR YOUNG MAN
DIES OF INJURIES

PRESCOTT, Feb. S.-Ivy BurlesCn
passed away yesterday morning at the
Mescz hospital, from injuries he re-
ceixfS Sunday at the Blue Bell mine
in a Eaaaway accident to the team he
was sssving.
After ne reached this city Wednes-
say evening he began to sink, and
no hepe was given for his recovery.
Vita the exception OF brief interval,
he aerer regained consciousness after
the accident
he vas conscious when spoken to
by bis wife at Mayer. when he rec
ognized her voice and called her by
her given name.
The death of this young man is Il
severe shock to all in the community.
ana 70 those who are SO near and
dear 90 him 1t Is. a sad bereavement.
He SSs regarded with the highest jes
teen Ia the Big Bug district. where
he spent SO many years of his life.
Wits industry and capability as his
wstesyord. he was devoted to his fam
lily. and In eH circles where he was
emRsyed nothing but kind express
sioEs are heard He was thirty years
Of age, and a pathetic feature OF his
deafB is that he leaves a wife and
Two Idle cAndren 70 mourn his loss.
Hrs mother survives him, and there
are four brothers. LATE, A. A and A
NJ Bsirleson. who reside IN the county,
and G. w BurIeson of California.
who arrived in the city last night 10
be present at the burial. Two sisters
also survive. Mrs. Edward Simpson
OF Ascabe and Mrs Carl Biby of
HuTnsoidtf
TIE deceased was a member OF the
Mccase Miners Union. and many of
that crgshizaiion viii attend the fun
eral. which will be held today. Inter
mest will be had in the Citizens
Cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
FINDS INSANE MAN
ASLEEP IN HIS BED

PHOENIX, Feb. S.-Joe Hayes es-
capes from the asylum for the insane
a few days ago and disappeared from
the city Nothing more was heard
from the man till yesterday. wnen
Jack stark, a bartender at the Capitol
saloon. found the man calmly sleep
ing in his bed at the Vermont hotel
stark did not know the man and
home early in the morning 20 find
his room occupied. When he walked
in he. first thing Hayes said was:
What do you mean by coming into
my room without knocking
The bartender was convinced that
he had the right key and the right
fiat. so. he called up the police and
asked that the temporary ledger be
removed. When Hayes was arrested
he said that he had been up to Cave
Greek since his escape from the asy-
lum. He had been staying with a
friend up there and had had a lovely
time Then he thought ne would
come back To Phoenix He arrived
rather late at night, and had NO place
10 go. so he wandered up to the Yer
mont house. He found the front door
conveniently cpea and walked in.
Hanging conveniently on the wall
he noticed key rack. with all sorts
of keys hanging from the pegs. He
picked out one he thought might be
long 20 a nice room and walked up
stairs without saying anything TO any
BODY. He found a nice room and JUS
went TO bed: that was all there wa
to il. He said he intended to see th'
landlady the next day and tell he
how much he liked the room.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
Stop
MoMW
0Md&nS;deh

This Fact that in addressing Mrs. Pinkham you
hiding your private ills to woman "a woman whose
perience with womens diseases twenty-five years.
The present Mrs Pinkham, daughter-n-aw of Lydia E.
Pinha for years under her direction, and has
since her decease continued to advise women.
Many suffer in silence and drift along from bad
to knowing well that they ought to have immediate
assistance but natural modesty them to shrink
from exposing themselves the questions and probable
examinations of their family physician. Such ques
tioning and examination is unnecessary. Without
you consult woman whose knowledge from actual
experience is great
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
Conditions Look Good

Mr.. A. w. Pitts, of Platte, Wiscon-
sin. a lead and zinc mining man,
came in this morning to look over the
mines in this section and TO visit
some of the well known properties
in Sonora. He is delighted with the
sunny weather he finds in this val
lev. Mr. Pitts comes from the old
home of Mr.. Ed Grindell and it was
in the chamber of commerce and
mines Mr.. Pitts sat discussing the
conditions he had found thus far In
his travels.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
DOUGLAS NEWS.
douglas internationally
On Business Visit

On Business Visit
T. A. Won Arnim left last Friday
for Moctezuma. Sonora, on a bust
ness trip. Mr.. Won Arnim is interest
ed in the business enterprises in Moe
tezuma owned by the MOctezuma
Banking company.
Lovely Winter
There was a good rain in Douglas
Saturday night, but yesterday the
clouds passed away and the after
noon was one of the loveliest OF the
season. A heavy white frost was in
evidence this morning. but this day
has a joy TO all The climate OF
Douglas cannot be excelIed in any
land or country and when its advan-
tages are made known throughout
the country this city will become IA
nous as the most popular winter re-
sort in the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
oeRMANIA WILL SHIP.

CORTLAND. Feb. S.-The rigging
up of the Germania shaft Of the c.
& AS holdings here has been com
pleted. and regular shipments viii
begin this week. Shipments will be
not less than 100 and not over 200
tons daily.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
Attendance is Good

ODonovan stated this morning that
the meeting was more largely attend
ed than he had hoped for. He ex-
planned to them how Douglas has or
ganized a stock company. He told Of
the mistake Of starting late, as
shown by Bisbee's experience last
year. He stated that Douglas and
Camnea were in the game to stay
whether or not Bisbee came in, and
would at once arrange their SEIZED
ules for the coming six months. II
Bisbee wanted games they must be
ready to apply for them early.
Attorney Parsons then proceeded
to stir UP the Bisbee fans to enthus-
iasm in one of his typical speeches.
Judge O'ConnelI was one of those 70
reply for Bisbee and then the work Of
organizing began. A committee OF
between fifty and sixty was appoint
ed TO solicit stock subscriptions and
il was decided to organize along the
same lines as has been done here
If Bisbee wants a good player-man
ager there is one at hand for the team
even If this will be at the expense o
a valued player here. Rube Walters
is willing 70 handle the Miners ant
II Bisbee shall desire his services
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
.sMELTER CITY FEELS THE THRILL
Of THE RETURNING PROSPERITY

Tommy Law and his capable clerks
Ben Evans and Billy Francke on the
jump l nthe past ten days cots
have had to be put up TO accommo-
date the overflow on several occas-
ions. Last Saturday night there were
eleven guests who were glad to OBJ
tain even such accommodations and
the manager of the hotel was facing
the danger of expulsion from the
Don't Worry Club in his anxiety to
make the late comers comfortable.
Business houses in all lines are
seeing a decided picking up in con-
ditions. An air of quiet confidence is
becoming general and the universal
expression is that Douglas is coming
to her own.
Mines Are Active
There is now an increasing demand
for mining properties and ranch lands
and this is especially so in Sonora,
or at least in those portions of the
sister state of Mexico which are trib-
utary to this city.
Mining activity is notably inereas.
ing. This is especially so in the Ia
batacochi. Tigre and Pilares districts.
Old properties are resuming. new
ones starting and contracts for de
velopment work are being let daily.
Sonora is facing revival which will
bring a greater prosperity than she
has ever before known and this
means much 10 Douglas.
The Nacozari train is carrying
more strangers to the district than
in three years past. These are peo=
pie who are Investigating conditions
and examining properties From
Cumpas. Moctezuma and Sahuaripa
come reports of many out prospect
ing. and of announcements and .ex-
plorstions being filed Altogether the
outlook for Douglas is. at this DINE
particularly bright
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
Lovely Winter
HeavY Passenaer Traffle

Heavy passenger TRAFFIC
Mrs. c. Fales and daughter OF Ma
cozari. who accompanied her sister,
Mrs. Margaret Fales, as far as FL
Paso. On her way home to New York.
returned to Douglas this morning.
She states that every berth in the
sleeper was taken and that she has
not seen the train SO crowded for
months as it was last night. Mrs.
Fales will go to Nacozari on the af-
ternOOn train.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
Bank Ecundation Started.

Workmen are busy making excaVa-
ton for the new home OF the Citizens
bark and trust company 20 be erect
ed On the site OF The Capno. aud An
mex saloons. on Main street
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
DONOVAN HELPS
THE BISBEE FANS
douglas internationally

douglas internationally
The baseball situation in Bisbee is
brighter today than it has ever been
before This means that the condi-
tons for baseball in the whole south
west are consequently improved, for
Bisbee is needed on the baseball map.
The desirable result announced for
lows the visit of two missionaries in
the baseball cause 10 Bisbee from
Douglas yesterday. a meeting was
held there at which enthusiasm rose
10 the boiling point and the right
steps taken to give Bisbee baseball
and insure hot series of games in
the coming season between Douglas
and Bisbee.
O'Donovan Boosts Game
OF Course Daniel \ O'Donovan, the
Douglas Don. wh1 has done more FOR
baseball ir the cactus belt than any
one other individual. was missionary
| in chief at the baseball revival meet
I ing which was held at the Copper
Queen hotel yesterday. 1t was fitting
that he should be. but he was accom-
panied by Attorney a. F. Parsons,
and he did good work in the speech
which he made on the baseball situa-
ton. Both came home believing that
the right kind of start has been made
and that Bisbee will certainly be in
the game.
The meeting which was held in
lBisbee yesterday resulted from an ar
ticIe which was published in the Re
view early last week and was repro
duced in these columns. In that ar
ticle the Douglas Don was quoted as
being anxious TO see Bisbee in the
game and it was suggested that he
come to the rescue of the Copper City
fans This ODonovan hastened to
do lie wrote to the Review that If
they wanted him to meet with the
Bisbee fans he would be glad to do
so. His offer was taken up and the
Review called for a meeting yester-
day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
douglas INTERNATIONAL

Douglas is now feeling the begin
ming of the rising tide OF prosperity.
The tide has turned and IL is the be-
ginning of the flood. for the ebb and
slack are past. The signs of this are
plain to the observer and are becom.
ing more evident every day. The be-
lief is growing that Douglas viii soon
be enjoying a period OF prosperity
which has never been equalled in the
smelter city.
Two OF the best barometers as to
business conditions are the advertis-
ing columns OF the papers and the
hotels. Both of these tell a story of
returning prosperity in Douglas. On
Saturday the International was COM
PEELED to go to ten pages and today Il
appears in twelve page form. For
several weeks past there has been a
noticeable growth in the advertising
columns of this paper Ii has con
tinued steadily and has rendered an
NAiNAStOu " NCh anu -NNtiNt pages
necessary to carry the advertising
without sacrificing the space of the
news columns
Hotels Are Filled
At the hotels a similar condition
prevails. A. S. j. Shropshire of the
Queen states that his hotel is running
to the limit of its capacity and that
several nights he has had to put up
cots for the accommodation OF arri-
walls on the evening train
Fred Haas of the Roy hotel and
the Haas cafe states .that business
with them was better in January
than for more than. two years past
James Graham of the Merchants
Grill rs wearing smilfngsaix of pros
perity and content and says business
is certainly good
Al the Gadsden its1s keeping jolly
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Ebonnirt auf bas Serrrldi,ncr.
goIfsbIott.
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so ipeit bns 8erti6tbum III
bieiem Sanoe Inn Ieine Griitett3 fam.
pit, miro es dli6 niht iintergeben",
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in oieiem 2anoe ole Griiten5 ftreitigf
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broliden laiieri onitatt ben sroben
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&anft bod at Sanic!

@enn auf nit5igen 9abnitation-
en- gauge observation-disclosures
BON 8aareu abgeIiefert merben, Die
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Chicago nod alien 2anbestbeilen ge.
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notbig. Die Seilte 9lanbeib Dab Die
allertpeItsIGben linen @eIb iparen,
uno Die @ebr5obl fam ebelt ridt 10
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mie lie @eIo perIieret ieoesmal, oa
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Mbonnirt n1if bas Sermdnncr.
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BON Dem 10 picl geinlelt miro, in Die
8nlitif bi1ein5lttragelt,
HIM per nermebrt Dem 3eitid).
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ton &eipeft 5it peri6nffen.
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ibr ibnen mirflid etpos 5n bieter
bobt, mas ibuen ionit bon NiemoilS
geboten merben fam.
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nabren unb eolen Srin5ipien burdr
suiesen ititO mitB ourd feline 2ebeilS
1uberungem ben 8ertb iciites ga
ieinS beipeiien!
(Steiner.)
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SiuulSsUlerlHtpeIIDr GII1l
RoribaIG nnterbreitete Ieste @o6e
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ss.'llen, obDobI oeriefbe bic ibm ido,
,rli9er ansctrasene erncununs obse.
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Scimneg.

-
Seimfpebl @er fennt es
niGt, bas mebe, ber6e Sebnerl, mel.
DIES in Den oeutiden ipeifen Screen
feline 8obnung bot. -
IS lit mie elm Baum, Dem oas
@roreid genomnteit. in Dem err ae.
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lidc Suft. gfie empfaro er iein
@liif, muBte niht, oab es aroers
lein fonilte, bis er Der Mllttercroe
erltriiien ltnb berpflan5t nuroe. ga
crit erfon1lte er, mas er ~perloreit.
8obl ideint linn aud I'M frem0eu
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6ort ein ionfter 8itt6, piclIcift miro
CT gc6egt ltnb eefleat ME ME 5ltpor.
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Sebncn nit binit6erltebmclt, 0prt6in
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rWfittel" oogc9en2 ga, cs gieb.
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Dir nuroclt, lino nimm Damn Die al.
ten ginbriide nit biriiber in bas
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bid fiibrte un6 3rpang 5rt leben.
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gliidli6 Der oer's ni6t fcnnt, Dem
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gerlb, no fein S1mer5, fem Sum.
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limo bat Die Seimatb fargeS @rob,
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BASE BALL.

Hermann 5 st. Louis 0
For the first time this season the
weather permitted the home club to
play a full game and this they won
easily 5 to 0. Porter was hit hard
In the first inning and after this in
ming settled down and allowed but 4
hits. Moser was a little wild, but
very effective with men on bases and
allowed but 3 scattered hits and the
visitors had but one chance to o
and that in the last inning. Holz.
hauser's fast work on third cut off
several runners, at his corner,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-03

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