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New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
PORTUGAL FEARS DISORDER
Government Preparing to Check Cleri-
cal Outbreaks at Elections.

Lisbon via Frontier, aug. 26.-Serious
ehensions of disorder during the cleo
ton for the Cortes, which occurs through
out Portugal on August 28 are entertained
here. due 10 the persistent reports that the
Clerical party leaders are preparing out
breaks as 4 protest against the liberal
policy Of the government in its relations
with the Vatican.
The government is taking most energetic
measures and has recalled every officer,
soldier and sailor on leave to the colors-
The varships of the Portuguese navy have
been distributed among the various Portu-
guese ports to assist the military and civil
authorities if disturbances break out.
The government telegraph offices refuse
TO accept dispatches referring TO the possi-
bility Of disorders.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
~URN MONEY TO FIRE GOD
Sacrifice at Cremation of Indian Sui
cide-Spurned by White Girl.

Los Angeles. Aug. 8.-Two thousand dol
lars was sacrificed 70 the God of Fire by
poor Indians at the cremation Of the body
of Jose Escalates one Of their tribe IN the
Yuma district The superstitious act was
reported TO the Bureau OF Indian Affairs at
Washington, and the bureau yesterday sent
an order that the burning Of money was
forbidden in the future on the reservation.
Escalate, who a teacher in the gov
ernment school at Old Fort Yuma had
committed suicide when his love was re-
iected by white girl
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
LOSS TO FOREST RESERVES
Net Gain for Agricultural Purposes
l,597.t50 Acres

Washington. Aug. 2e e-Siuce the an
rouncement Of the policy Of the new ad
,ninistration to return to the public domain
all lands contained in the national forests
which are chiefly valuable for agricultural
rIrposes and of placing those chiefly
valuable for forestry in the forestry re
serves there has been added to the forests
163 334 acres. while the wlthdrsNais total
$50. 4S4 acres. a net loss to the reserves OF
The latest changes are IN the haibah y
national forest reserve. in Arizona The
presiden+'s nrocIamation ordering the
cbanga Uas made public by the Forest Ser
wee TO-DAY. and by its terms $3.50 acres are
added 10 the reserve and 1o-Saj eiimtna red,
bringing the total area of 'he forest "p 70
nS7 45n acres.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
PORTUGUESE WARsHlp WRECKED,

Lisbon. Aug 26-The Portuguese de-
stroyer Tejo. Of $50 tons. was wrecked to
day on Rerlsngas Islands. small rocky
group about seventy miles north of Lisbon
All on board were saved
The Tejo was go feet long, carried the
usual armament of her class and had
complement Of eighty-five mer
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
CElPPEM NEARING ENGLAND.

Lonccn. = lg 2s--The steamer Megantic.
e ~1-ch DT- Eswley Il. Crippen ard Miss
i--he1 -sreve are being taken back 70 Eng
&c ~ Inspector Dew Of Scotland Yard.
= cor- ecticn with the supposed murder Of
- er-ppen's wife. Belle Elnore. was re
- 81 r7Jo hundred miles west % AIaIin
7-ezo g. Il rs this morning The steamer
rs toIr hundred miles 70 y1n. snd 81 ex
sscaeo . reach Liverpool early tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
THE CHOLERA SPREADING
Several Cases in vienna-Fewer
Deaths in Italy and Russia.

Vienna Aug 26.-Cholera it is officially
announced has broken out in this city.
After throwing doubt for two days on the
reports or cases in Vienna, the Health De
partInent reported to-day that bacteriolog-
ical examination OF several suspected cases
had established that the patients were suf-
fertng from Asiatic cholera. The victims
sre from Hungary. where the disease spread
from Russia
Bucharest Aug. 8-The Rumanian army
manpuvres for 1910 were countermanded
to-day as a precautionary measure. in view
OF the epidemic of cholera in South Rus
sia, near the Rumanisn frontier.
Bari. italy Aug 2e-Fourteen deaths
from cholera and twenty-six new cases Of
the disease were reported in the last TWEEN
ty-fonr hours. distributed as follows: At
Barletta thirteen cases and eight deaths.
at Trani three cases and one death. at
Andria one case and two deaths at Mar
gherita Savoia three cases and one death.
ar Cerignola two cases and one death and
at Trlnitapon four cases and one death.
St Petersburg Aug GA slight i'm
provement in cholera conditions in South
Russia is shown by the latest reports 70
the government sanitary bureau and to the
Red Cross. Reports from August u to An
gust 70, inclusive. give 1906 new cases and
7.743 deaths, compared with 5 9A cases and
70. % deaths for the previous week. max
ing grand total Of 2, ,oel cases and IS n2o
deaths for this years epidemic
Professor Rein, head Of the special sani-
tary commission sent TO South Russia 70
combat the outbreak. reports from Ekater
inosiav that the epidemic IN the Donetz
mining region in South Russia il On tbs
decrease. owing 70 proper medical aid
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
GIFT OF AMERICANS TO MEXICO.

Mexico City Aug S.-Instead of the pro-
posed peace monument. Americans IN Mex
leo will erect a Joint memorial 70 George
Washington and Miguel Hidalgo, II Cos
toilo" the fathers OF Independence" OF
the two countries, as a contribution to the
centennial celebration In this city. The
memorial ~ to cost approximately tl0A@o
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
MISSION REVIEW sUsPENDs
American Publication Angers Cairo by
Attack on Tslanism

Cairo. Aug 26--The American mission
review "El Murchd" voluntarily suspended
publication to-day after an existence Of
eighteen wears The suspension was due TO
storm Of indigna ton aroused by an article
attacking Islan1iPn. printed IN the last
edition of the review
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27

ordering the defendants TO plead 70 the M
formations At once. but this the jusflc'
denied. and ended the hearing hach o'
the defendants was released on his own
recoSnizance. TO get bail in the sum ot
II eco
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
KILLS WIFE: WOUNDS HlmseLF.

Philadelphia avg 6-Poosrr ProTsncs.
thirty-eighr Years Old, shot and kthso rs
Tffs in their home to-d7v and tren turns1
the revolver upon himself, INJECTING dan-
sercus wound Provence. " f. said. had
been drinking and began 7uarrelling VIII
his wife. struggle ers1ei in which II
shooting occurred
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
GREAT STRIKE IN SPAIN
Workmen's Federation Will Call
Out All Its Men on Monday.
GENERALS REFUSE POSTS
Papal Nuncio Asks for Audience
with King-The Vatican Re
fuses to Change Attitude

Madrid. Aug. 2s.-The Workmens FEEDER
alton at Bilbao proclaimed to-day gen
eral strike throughout Spain. 10 begin
next Monday. August 20
The government is astonished and some
what disturbed by the proclamation, be
cause n Is framing law reducing the
hours of labor for miners, which. II was
believed. would satisfy the strikers.
Strong military precautions have been
ordered taken.
General Adam was appointed to-day CAP
tain general Of the Spanish troops ~ Ne
lila. Morocco. 70 replace General Marina.
H'ho has resigned General Sanchez Gomez
was named chief of the military house
hold of the King r. replace Lieutenant
General Echague Count Of Serrallo Ac-
cording 70 the a Z g" both genera Is
have refused 70 accept the appointments
and have requested TO he retired
Nonsignor vfco. the PapaI Nuncio at the
Spanish court asked to-day for an inter
view with King Alfonso There are runaors
that he desires 70 discuss the subjects Of
dispute between the Spanish government
and the Vatican
Rome. Aug 26-CardinaI Merry del val
the Papal Secretary of State, came tc
Rome this morning from his summer home
At the villa Monte Mario for : reception
Of the diplomatic corps The Marquis de
Gonzales. in charge If the Spanish en-
hassy. vas present
Il is reported that the conversation ot
the Spanish representative with the Car
dinaI was cordial although the CardtnaI
confirmed the details Of the last note COM
rlunicated TO Spain. which maintains IN
changed the attitude and policy of the Holy
See The note asserts that If Premier
Canaletas persists in maintaining his posi-
ton the conflict will remain in statu quo
the Spanish Catholics being left TO decide
between the rights Of the Church and the
policy Of the government
The Marquis de Gonzales said that he
had received no further instructions from,
Madrid since communicating to his gov
ernment the note OF the Vatican.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
THE ARRUzZLELKINs RUMoRS
Senator Denies Intention of Going
Abroad-Reports Repeated

Pe :. Aug 26-Dtspatches from Italy in
sist that the marriage Of Miss Katherine
F-lkire 10 the Duke Of the Abruzzi, in spite
Of ell denials, has been decided, and that
Senator EIkins. his daughter and the duke
will soon arrive in Paris 70 arrange the
details of the wedding
Both the Queen Mother Of italy ana King
Victor Emmanuel have. according TO these
reports. given their consent 10 the wedding.
Washington, Aug. &-Senator Elkins
who was reached by long distance tele-
2hone. ar Elkins. x Va. said after hear
ing the dispatch from Paris
7 am going 10 remain in West Virginia
for the next six months. and have no III
taa1tion Of going abroad. ! know nothing or
the Paris report and don't want TO be
nor1ered any mare . bout the matter
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
A Striking Comparison

@, The New York Central Lines have $4,000
invested for every mile of railroad IN their
system.
O, Gross earnings are about S51,OO per day
for each mile-net earnings less than $500
per day per mile. !
q, Riding electrc-ghted, steam-heated Pullman
trains via the New York Central Lines with barber
valet, senogapher, dining and adequate corps
of servants-a the comforts of the home club and
all the conveniences of the ofce-costs you from &c
Sc per mile.
O. Riding in a Taxicab the New York Chicago
streets costs about 6Oc per mile.
@, The New York Central Lines pay annually $4,000
per mile in wages $4,000 per mile for supplies, besides
millions in State City and County
C In using such striking comparison reflection on
other business activities intended.
G. But should the public deny fair profit business
merely because it presents big figures in totals? Is
not the investor entitled fair the money he
uses to create and maintain these great public utilities?
CD J
the Service"
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27
A CREW RESCUED AT SEA
The Koenigin Luise Leaves Wreck Of
the Harvest Queen on Fire.

Bremen. Aux 9--A dispatch from tayal.
Azores Islands. to the North German Lloyd
Company reports that the North German
Lloyd steamer K0ning1n Luise encountered.
on August "a the ship Harvest Queen, OF
windsor. \. s. which sailed from Dai-
housie \ r, on August 10 Tor buehoS
Ayres. IN ! sinking condition the snip oelns
then in longitude 40.5l west and IN latitude
- d north
All the crew of the Harvest queen were
taken on board the Koningin Luise, and
the shin was left burning in mtdocean. hav-
,,e bean ger afre to prevent her from be
coming A menace to navigation
New-York tribune., 1910-08-27

The ship Harvest Queen WAS one Of the
largest wooden square rugged Vessels IN
existence. and almost the last Of the former
great feet Of Nova Scotia wind TANNERS
She was built at CORVALLIS, n s in DE-
for 2 syndicate headed by 9. K Burgess
She registered 1874 tons net Her com
r7arder. Captain Forsyth. had crew of
twenty-five men
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
DOINGS IN GREAT BRITAIN

John L. Griffiths of London. consul
general Of the United States in Great
Britain. has submitted to this govern
ment reports of the postal savings
operations in the United Kingdom
where the deposits amount to nearly a
billion dollars.
Deposits in postal savings banks in
the United Kingdom in 1908 aggre-
gated S217,S77.011 and the Withdrawals
in the same year aggregated 1920, ,916
ia. In 1907 when financial conditions
were less stable. the amount with
drawn exceeded the amount deposited
by s10.7S5, S3S. The largest amount of
Withdrawals in any one day was
s55, ,4S5 and Of the entire number OF
Withdrawals in 1908, s. 91O,4s5 were
made in demand. The total sum tc
credit of the 11.O1S,251 depositors in
the postal savings banks of the United
Kingdom on December 81, 1908, was
S7S1, 79f, 533.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
suFFRAoETTEs ASSAULT
MILLIoNoiRES SPECIAL

Methods bordering on the militant
were resorted to yesterday at Lake
Forest, a North Shore suburb ny the
Trout suffragette tour. when Mrs.
Catherine Waugh McCuiloch, justice OF
the peace at Evanston. led a spirited
assault on the so-called millionaiIes'
special on the Chicago and Northwest.
ern line as it pulled into the station.
and forced two hundred prominent
Lake Foresters TO listen 10 her argu.
ments for ballots for women
AS the wealthy residents of the sub
urbs filed out of the coaches. Mrs. Nc
Culloch's slight figure dashed across
the street to intercept them.
Just a minute. we're going To lave
a sufferage meeting across the stree:
right away she pleaded. Come ol er
and hear them"
. Two hundred persons gathered
around and Mrs. Mccullough plunged
into a story Of how well womeu's
rights have work ID in other states and
how bad Illinois needs tie help Of
women.
Il have letters from 40 mayors
where SUFFRAGE has been granted in
part and they arc practically unani
nous in declaring conditions have im
proved" she told her listeners.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
PLAY FOR CHESS TITLE.

HAMBURG, July 1s.-Piay in the
international chess masters tourna-
ment began here today under the
auspices of the German Chess hsso-
citation. Among the wolrd-famous
chess experts taking art are FRANK
J. Marshall of New York J. r. Ca
pablanca of Hc-~1a. DR.. S. Tarrasci
Of Nuremberg. r. Teichmannsof Ber
lin, F. d. Yates of Manchester S
Tartakower Of Vienna. o. s. Dura
Of Prague, ID. Janawski Of Paris c
Schlechter of Vienna, p. S. Leor
hardt of Leipzig. L. Forgacs OF Buds
pest r. Spielmann OF Munich and {
Salwe Of Lodz.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
TAFT OFF ON SEA VOYAGE.

BURGESS POINT, Mass, July 49,
With Commander Snowden in com
mand the U. s. S. Mayflower steamed
cut Of the harbcr today bearing Presi-
dent Taft and his party on a voyage
TO the Maine coast The President is
accompanied by Mrs. Taft, Miss Helen
Taft. Charley Taft Horace D. Taft, the
Presidents brother; Secretary and
Mrs. Charles D. Norton, Captain A. W.
Butt and several invited guests. The
ultimate destination Of the Mayflowel
is Bar Harbor, the itinerary providing
Pool, Casco Bay and other places o
scenic interest. According to presen
arrangements the President will re
turn to Beverly about July 29.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
LACK OF TACT
IS DISPLAYED
BY DELEGATE
Visit of Cameron to Phoenix
Leaves Bad Feeling Among
Some of the Leading Party
Workers.

PHOENIX July 1S.-There is avail
ing. tearing Of hair and gnashing OF
teeth in the ranks of the C. o. P.
Our Ralph" of the republican party
has been to Phoenix and gone and
while his health was good his deport-
ment was contemplate. So think
many OF the rank and file. Every
place you turn you can hear remarks
about the break Cameron made. AS a
result of his action, the party which
had been made up to go to Douglas
dwindled to three from ten-Gover-
nor Sloan, r. A. Kirk and Cameron
being the trio that made the start.
Cameron arrived in the morning
without advance notice to any OF the
Phoenix reps. except c. H Akers.
and that individual at once arranged
to monopolize the limelight He stuck
like a leech 10 the delegate. so it
is said. and not only had a private
lunch at the lunch hour. but had ar
ranged an elaborate dinner for the
evening. but this finally fell through
Cameron taking g tumble to what
was being done TO him.
Il was evident from the actions Of
Cameron that he had not been kept
posted regarding the mixup last
April and May when Akers bade good
bye to the republican party and start
ed a party Of his own in the munici
pial council race. with the result {
miserable defeat But such republi
cans as George L. Young Governo
Kibbey Sims Ely. Capt Alexande
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
H|BERNIANSARE
ARRIVING FOR
ANNUAL MEET
Hundreds of Members of the
Order Flock to Portland
'0rep to Take up Long
Program.

PORTLAND. Ore. July 1S:-Hun-
dreds of members Of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians are arriving here for the
first event of the long programme to
be carried out at the national conyen-
ton OF the great army of visitors
are complete and there win be no diff
ficulty in accommodating the large out
of-town throng. The display of the
national colors throughout the city
forms one Of the most imposing sifilts
ever seem in that line in Portland,
flags, streamers and bunting showing
from almost every building in the cen
tire OF the city.
The convention will take up its
regular order of business tomorrow
morning. following the attendance of
the delegates at a special high mass.
The business of he convention this
year promises to be of more than or.
binary interest and Importance. An ef
fort is to be made to bring about a
union Of the Ancient Order of Hibern.
ians, the United Irish League and the
Clan ma Gael the three great Irish
I organizations in America The United
Irish League has always work
the beterment of Ireland along politi
cal lines while the Clan ma Gael has
! represented the physical force propa
ganda. The Hibernians have been NOR,
conservative in their treatment Of tn,
subject and have worked along educa
I uonal lines more than either politica
or physical 1t is believed that the con
summation of a working agreemen
among the three organizations woult
have an important effect upon th'
| future OF the Irish Cause
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
BRYAN AS A FREE
LANCE IN NEBRASKA

Making good his promise to serve
as free-lance in the campaign in Neb-
raska w. ]. Bryan. in declaration
draws the line between the faithful
and unfaithful ia 'hs .'rmocratic ranks
of the state. and as good as reads OFT
of the party nine densocratic senators
w1o have aa.sg1-ised m IN his ef
-eTts to obtain the adoptiUn 81 tie
initiative aTd refsreRt un rs aa Gir.n-
ing for the adoption OF the county
option.
Colonel Bryan says these senators
have been false to their party pledges
and are not entitled to reelection
which they seek. A man who repu-
dates a platform as these men have
done. says Bryan. after he has been
elected upon it. is an embezzIer ot
power.
The nine senators whom he names
are, Ransom. Howell, Tanner Buck,
Klein Durham. Bartos Volpp and
Besse.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
DRY FARMERS IN CONVENTION

RAPID CITY S. d.. july 1S:-The
first annual convention of the South
Dakota Dry Farming Congress open
ed here today with many men interest
ed in raising grain and vegetables
with little rainfall present. The pro
blem of dry farming in all its phases
is to be exhaustiyely discussed by ex-
perts during the two days oft the
convention. In connection with the
gathering there is a comprehensive
exhibit of produces from many parts
of South Dakota showing what car
be accomplished under seemingly ad
verse conditions.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
COLORADO sTocKeRowERs.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. July IS.
A two days convention Of the Colo
RADIO Stockgrowers Association assem-
bsed here today and was called to Or
der b. President w. A. Gillaspey. The
leading object Of the convention is to
State and national. affecting the stock
growing industry. The creation OF
State bureau of animal industry, and
extension OF agricultural college
work. the determination of predatory
wild animals and national and State
regulations regarding cattle scabies
are among the measures advocated by
the association.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
MEETING OF "AD" MEN.

OMAHA. Neb., July 1S:-Nearly &
thousand writer's. agents, meschants
and others interested in the adyertis-
ing business are attending the annual
convention of the National Association
Of Advertising Clubs, which began a
three days session in Omama today.
Gov. Eberhart of Minnesota and other
men of national prominence are in
.cluded among the scheduled speakers.
Oklahoma City has sent a big dele
cation in an cndeayor to secure next
years convention of tAe association.
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10 TRY aoMNlPoTENr ooM.

NEW YORK July 1s:-Much public
interest is manisfested in the case OF
Pierre A. Bernard. the ~Omipotent
Oom", which was called for trial today
in the Court of General Sessions. Ber-
nard was the head Of cult the mysti-
sicm of which emanated from his
prosaic dwelling in West Seventy
fourth street. A number of respectable
girls and women some of them be
long TO well known families. are said
to have sallen under his influence and
several were found in his luxuriously
furnished quarters when they were
raided by officers. The specific charge
upon which Bernard is TO be tried Il
that of abducting a girl whose homt
1 is in Portland, Ore.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
MISS EHEL.s BIRTHDAY

OYSTER BAY n. Y. July 1S.--All
day today Miss Ethel Roosevelt, daugh
ter Of ex-President and Mrs. Roosevelt
had been receiving congratulations by
mail and verbally from
friends and relatives on the occasion
of the nineteenth anniversary Of her
birth. In honor Of the day number
Of young people we're entertained at
informal festivities on the lawn al
Sycamore Hill
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19

and ]. c. Adams had not forgotten
and were more than surprised to see
Our Ralph" make the blunder.
1t is said that Cameron explained
his action by saying that his plan was
10 make good with Akers on this trip
and on his return trip to give his
time and attention To Adams and
Kibbey. thus doing the turn of be.
ing all things to all men. The ex
PLANTATION was well received by a few
of his less important admirers. but
the leaders were disgusted with his
blunder.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
SOUTH CAROLINA HAPrIsTs

GREENVILLE, S. c. July 1S.-The
annual session of the South Carolina
Baptist assembly opened today at
Furman University and will continue
through the remainder OF the week.
With a long list of eminent devines.
educators and other leaders Of the
Baptist denomination throughout the
South scheduled as speakers the
assembly this year promises to be
one of the most successful and in
structive gatherings of its kind ever
held in South Carolina.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
COPPER PLATE PRINTERS.

Ottawa. Ont. July 1S:-The Inter
national Steel and Copper Plate Print
ers' Union convened in annual session
here today with an attendance of de
legates from many of the chief cities
and the United States.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-19
A COMMENTED WOMAN

is always found in the same house
with Ballard's Snow Liniment It
keeps every member of the family
free from aches and pains, it heals
cuts, burns and scalds and cures
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago and
all muscular soreness and stiffness.
csc, soc and S100 a bottle.
Sold by Lowell Drug Co, Lowell Ariz.
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