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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
ELY CONSOLIDATED.

Blocking out Of ere in the Jack work
iags Of Ely Consolidated is now be-
Ing planned by General MANAGER S.
NJ. Levy, so that it vii; be only a
relatively short time until the COM
paay can begin to compute tonnage.
saws the Salt Lake Telegram. Al
ready the big body Of porphyry ore
opened By the west crosscut on the
400 level has been followed mort
than sixty feet On the contract. One
Is continuous in both drifts. and in
The face OF the north drift. at this
time are two feet of ore which runs
better than IA per cent copper, be-
sides gold and silver values The
main body has been crosscut 20 fees
with an average value of per cent
copper Indicated
The crosscut is TO be extended 10
determine the full width Of what ap-
pea5s to be a great body Of ore; both
drifts will be continued. as well. and
the shaft is to be sunk to the 500 level.
With the lower level opened, cross
cuts will be driven through the ore
body on both levels at intervals oil
about 100 feet, which. according &c
the r,Jent outlook. will bring u
t3--- q vcry r-cs1iy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
WILD MAN RUNS
hEUGk IN STREETS

PHOENIX. Feb. PA stranger -
Ph,eaix giving the name CT W uiam
hamm started an awful! ruction in the
vicinity Of the Star lodging house late
last lighi lie tore down the stree
sw nging his arms. The first man he
rushed up to and swung" on; in
fstic psrlance he "smeared' him.
The man Gid Tot stop fer a minute,
but ran to the police station and in
formed Captain Co-noTs thai he hal
been held uD
Captain COnEors 1t cnce ordered
out the whole night police force.
which consists Of two tras.y men, T.
round up the highwayman. They haa
been gone but 2 few minutes when
in came auother man who VIZ a little
cooler than the first man. and said
that TIE wild nan was over in Elvey
and Hulett's Drug ore.
Connors started Fcr the dug sore.
On the way he met Gssxin and the
two bore down on the Wild man. lie
came 10 the station without putt :
up a fight
Hamm seemed to be under Ine de-
fusion that he had been robbed. but
he wasn't quite sure who did II. The
FIRST man he met On the street near
the Star he keeled ever with a oioV
on the chin and demanded he
give up the money he had stolen
When this man escaped him he went
~, sfrl h. .-.o~ The ..orC~.a1 xs,a-. x.-h,--7
he grabbed around the neck.
Gimme my money! he yelled.
The man replied very calmly. IAN
right: I'll give you your money. Come
with me-"
HImm held to him while he led
him gently to the drugstore When he
got there he gave the clerk the wink
and slipped through the back way and
ran TO the police station Hamm is q
powerful man. but whether he was
intoxicated or crazy was hard 10 tell
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
ELKS WITNESS A
GOOD NIT SHOW

At the Eis1a' blowout Saturday
night. Fred Blend and C. K. Gamble.
pupils of Prof Thomas O'Hara. put
up one of the fastest Sparkling matches
in the heavyweight class seen in this
vicinity In years.
Both are a pair CT sluggers and
went at II. hammer and tongs, in give
snd-take style. Candies weakness at
guarding. however. gave Blend the
advantage all through the bout, which
went for three rounds. fast ana fur
ious. to the immense delight Of both
local and visiting Eks.
Doris and McAllister also boxed
three rounds in the lightweight divis-
ion and put up a clever exhibition. be
coming as expert IN the glove game as
at the mat game Pref O'Hara and
Matt Heither wou-d up he exhibition
with three fast rounds. Heither
went otter hin In great style and Il
was all O'Hara cculc do TO keep his
feet. Re did come nearly going TO
the floor in the first round. a slip
costing him a couple of blows. IN the
second round. however. he walloped
Neither enc behind the ear that part
" made up for the latter-s advantage
in the first
ARA geucnts were made by Prot
O'Hara and Heither to give an cxhi.
b'tion match in Cananec shortly.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
GREAT GOLF GAME
At WARREN TODAY
BOOZE HANDICAP EIGHTEEN HOLE
GAME FOR PRIZE WILL LAST
. ALL DAY.

Members Of the Country Club are
planning to have a big golf tourna-
ment today on the club links in hon.
or of Washings on's birthday. ALI
the business places will generally be
opportunity TO get busy. which they
will dubtless do.
A bogie handicap eighteen-hole
match win be played and will last
the entire day. II is FOR a special
cup which will be presented by one
of the members OF the club. a
luncheon at the club house will fol
low the match
Sunday there were sixteen entries in
the one-club. nine-hole event, which
was sweepstakes affair for a medal
score. The entrance fee was a golf
ball. E. Z. Whiteley won the match.
The second man was N. J. Brophy.
while the claims fer third honors re
suited in a tie between T. Hood and
(. Landon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
STRIKE LEADER
IN QUAKER CITY
UNDER ARREST
CONTINUED from pags ~

NNOhlhiuSu HOm pdSS IL
Mems Union.
Pratts arrest aroused great indigna-
ton amoag union men. A delegation
OF the Building Trades tonight pledged
to support Murphy announced its in
tention to stand with him whenever
he felt necessary to cali a general
Strike. An attack wzs made tonight
on the Elevated. the first time this
line of travel has been interrupted
Police refused to recognize the or
der of the justice releasing Pratt on
$1,000 bond. The first fatality OF the
rioting occurred tonight when an un-
Identified man died in a hospital, m
iure3 today in a clash between riot
ers and police. Policeman Tyson n&,i
his skull fractured in tie riot and
probably will die. That a general
Nothing can stop a general strike
strike of labor organizatIo..s in the
city will be called. possibly tomorrow.
is positively stated In the car mems
headquarters at midnight by Murphy.
Nothing can stop general strike
now" he said. The arrest OF Pratt
forced it, sFY
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
AMERICANS COULDN'T ACCEPT

BERLIN. Feb. 21.-Emperor VIII
liam today invited President Wheeler
Ct the University CT California. who
is Roosevelt professor n the Univer-
sity Ct Berlin, and PRO-. G. F. Moore.
exchcnge lecturer q Tire University OF
Berlin 20 t-ze a pleasure voyage with
HIN or The North Sea on board the
North German LLOYD steamer. Kaiser
WIhclm IT. The start was 20 be
made f-ou Bremen March Z. but both
professors had arranged TO leave BeT-
.u1 before that cate a'd so viii be IN
allie 70 ccccp- the invitation. On the
tiip she emperor viii be accompanied
lg Admiral Won Tirpitz, secretary Of
the a6mira.ty, and other high officers
Of ;te aayy ID the number Of about
tweaty.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
BASKET BALL CROWD
RETURNS FROM TUCSON
COACH HENRlE WELL PLEASED
WITH SHOWING MADE BY THE
EIsBEE BOYS.

Victors and vanquished alike re-
turned from Tucson Sunday afternoon.
the high school boys who skinned
Tucson high in a hotly-contested game
of basketball. and the girls who
dropped two games 10 the Tucson high
and university teams
The party was IN charge of Miss
Elsie Toles and Coach H. c. Henrie
Coach Henrie is well satisfied with
the showing of the boys. lie says
they were up against a hard team.
one OF the best he's seen in some time
but that the superior team work of
the Bisbeeites enabled them 10 come
through right side up.
1t was supposed Bisbee boys would
meet the University team. but upon
arriving at the Old Pueblo they found
that the university boys had disbanded
for the season. That makes only two
teams on the circuit now and the
boys work, while just begun. is like
wise almost ended. The return game
here with Tucson high will wind up
eIC H1e1~hs tANNHt AOl NhN iOCdk AOui-
nament contests. The girls Will prob
ably play the university the same
time that Tucson high boys play.
Tucson was inclined to dispute the
decisions of Miss Toles ase referee in
the girls game Saturday. One Tue
son paper states that she manifested
rank bias in favor of Bisbee" Sec
rotary Pollard. however. who saw the
game. said they were perfectly fair.
In return he calls attention to the
Bisbee game with Tucson high when
at least 80 fouls were called on Tue
sen by their own referee. That was
the main kick on Miss Toles work.
the calling ~ fouls.
The girls and boys state they were
royalty entertained ar Tucson with a
luncheon and hop after the final
game Saturday night.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
MRS. MARY eREooVicH
Of Phiiipsburg. Montana, Tells How
She Was Cured Of Dandruff.

Mrs. Mary Gregoyich, Of Philips
burg. Montana. under date Of Nov. 25.
1899. writes: Il had typhoid fever this
summer. consequently was losing my
hair terribly. and my head in place
was perfectly bald Newbro's Ierp.
eide had just come into use ia Phillips
burg. a-d the doctor strongly fsccm-
mended II TO me. After or 4 appli-
cations my hair stopped falling GU.
and is coming in again quite thick.
| used 70 be troubled greatly with
dandruff Of which ] am now quite
cured XIII the dandruff germ with
Herpic.de. Sold By leading druggists.
Send 1Oc n stamps fer sample TO The
Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich.
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GUAR
! ANTEED.
} Bisbee Drug Co. Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
BASE BALL MEN
NAME OFFICERS
FOR THE SEASON
Three Live Wires Are Named
for President, Secretary and
Treasurer of the New Bis
bee Club.

Sam Frankerberg as president,
Judge Owen <. Murphy as secretary
and J. NJ. O'Connell as treasurer. were
the selections at Sundays meeting
of the baseball board of directors. of
officers TO head the association this
year. The board was unanimous In
its choice.
Reports made at the meeting indi-
Gated that with the late returns from
the Bisbee districts figured in. the
total for Bisbee and Lowell was over
$500. the sum which Douglas raised
and has on DEPOSIT in the bank there.
When the right parties take hold and
boom the thing along, it isn't such an
awful job TO make people think we've
got 10 have a baseball team. Every
body's convinced CT it now and are
working IKE beavers for its success,
while three weeks ago it wasn't to be
considered.
Now the proposition is to secure
a competent manager The associa-
ton is win ing to pay a good price
for one, so long as he is competent
Hughie Jennings has been wired and
will no doubt help out all ne can in
the choice of some good man. No
reply has been received from him yet,
but will be doubtless forthcoming in
day or two.
Corr is still in town and may go
to work here until the playing season
ope s, when he's about sure of a job.
So far as known. Corr VIII be about
the only one of last years team 20 be
re-engaged. They can't get Ward.
Wilson and Earthman. who are due
for better berths in organized leagues
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
MURPHY HOLDS
DECISION UPON
HUSTLER CASE
CONTINUED from page -



Watching
What's the natter" l asked.
THE wet stuff" he replied. mean
ing stolen beef. Better turn it
down"
James Watkins testified that last
Thursday Arndt asked him If he
would go to Baskerville about 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon and get half of
a veal He went to house across
from the Baskerville hotel. where Hill
lived. He saw Hill, but the latter
told him he had no beef and couldn't
get any that night Asked when
he could get some. said he did not
know
Then came William Turvey, who
wound up the prosecutions side OF
the case He told of a converse
ton he had with Arndt, Ellis and Hill
at which Hill said he had a beef in
his barn. Arndt said he was too
busy to get it. but wanted Hin to take
his wagon and go after it.
What did Bob say?"
that he wasn't going to run any
chances. Arndt said there were no
chances to run. that they weren't
onto him. Hill replied he'd be damn
ed if he'd do it, and he didn't"
WAS there any beef or veal or
dered Thursday or any sent for"
"Yes. Watkins went to Bob's
barn. got a veal and brought it
back
Didn't Arndt order any meat last
Thursday"
Il don't remember
Did they say anything further at
the time OF this conversation"
NO"
DO you know of any transactions
between Arndt and Hill regarding
beef Were any orders given ont
Monday or Tuesday. or Wednesday,
yes. something came up Wednes-
day. Arndt wanted beef and Bob
remarked that they had hell out there
and couldn't get it,
When did you go to work for
Arndt?'' asked Cleary.
over a week ago"
Where else did you work."
For Z. A. Toyrea and different
firms"
do you know of the organization
known as the local meat trust?"
NO" he replied laughing
Don't you know that E. A. Tovrea
is the head Of the local meat trust?'
"No. SIR" again. while the crowd
laughed
Isn't it a fact that the large deal
ers are trying to crowd out the small
er ones"
Not that | know Of
The prosecution here rested its
case. and Attorney CleaTy reserved
the right TO cross-examine L. F. e.
lis later on. He did not cross-ex-
anime Turvey. and did not put a
witness on the stand for the defense.
He moved for dismissal of the case,
which was not granted and after din
ner all three lawyers INDUCED in
bunch CT arguments, lasting until al
ter 8 o'clock. Then court adjourned
and Judge Murphy took the matter
under advisement and will render a
decision Wednesday afternoon az 2
O'Clock.
All day the courtroom was crowded
with spectators. The judges office
was only fargo enough to handle
about one-eighth OF the people. so 4
vscant store en- Main street was Sc
cured and the place crowded for
hours
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
TILLMAN IMPROVES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Confin-
ued improvement in the condition OF
Senator Tillman has inspired hope of
his ultimate recovery. In the opin-
ion of physicians the chances are now
in his favor The senator mas re-
gained the use of his right arm ana
leg TO a limited extent. He is able
TO speak.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
ACTION is POSTPONED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-After
for an hour and hall
today the bill authorizing the issu-
ance OF s3O.OoO.O00 worth Of ceTtifi'
Gates Of :ndetedness to permit com
pleting certain reclamation works.
the senate agreed to postpone action
for few days in order to afford the
OF finance opportunity to
examine the measure.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
MAKES NO DIFFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-In the
opinion of government officials here.
the bill introduced in the Japanese
Diet. which provides that no foreigner
may own land in Japan unless he is a
native Of the country that accords the
same rights 20 Japan, would not mate
rally change existing conditions eth
er in Japan or the United States so
far rs ownership OF land is concerned.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
MINER HURT At COLE
SHAFT BY CAVE-|M

John Borgess.. a miner. was seriously
injured at the Cole shaft by a cave
in late last night He was taken to
the c. & A. hospital in an ambulance.
where DR.. Bledsoe attended him. 1t
IS thought. however. that he will re-
cover. although badly crushed by the
falling rocks.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
GOVERNMENT is HELPLESS.

LONDON, Feb. 2l.-Players OF the
game of politics threw their cards
on the table of the house of commons
today. The government is without
the allies necessary to carry its leg
islation, and the prospect is that the
country will be stirred with anothr
general election within a few months.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22
GELS A vlscouNI-

LONDON, Feb. 21.-The engage
ment of Mildred. daughter of John
Ridgely Carter. former Secretary of
the American embassy. aud now min
lister 10 Roumainia, to Viscount
Acheson is announced. Acheson is
the eldest son of the Earl of Gosford.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-22

PHOENIX. Feb. 21.-Fire. starting
from the explosion Of a gasoline torch
in the establishment OF the 4. G. Cars
wei electrical company did between
two and three thousand dollars dam
age .oday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-13
RECORD BOoMs TULSA.
Manufacturers Publication speaks oi
Building Growth.

Tulsa continues TO come in for its
share of advertising at the hands of
one of the countrys greatest publca-
tions. Tn ecurrent issue of the Man
tious The current issue of the Man
tuins o. short article ON the October
Building Operations in the South and
Southwest. There Is but one city In
oklahoma mentioned in the review
.ct building development in the new
state and that city is Tulsa Among
other things the Record says,
showing am increase of nearly one
third. building operations in Oklaho-
ma for the month amounted 10 $500
lil \ total ct li permits was issued
in tulsa during the month, represent
ms an expenditure of $50, go
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-13
Letter To
Dr. kilmcr \
Co. Binghanp-
ton. y. y.

Prove What Swamp-Root VIII DO For
You.
Send 70 Or Kilmer a Co. Bing-
hampton, ~ v, for a sample bottle.
II VIII convince anyone. You will
also receive a booklet OF valuable in
formation. telling all about the kid
neys and bladder When writing. be
sure and mention the Tulsa Daily
World For saie al an drug stores.
Price fifty-cents and one-dollar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-13
City News
(CONDENSEDJ

judge Marie. Two Couplcs. But
two marriage licenses were granted
YESTERDAY. and tho ceremonies ln both
pusr- were taken .u charge Dos County
James Fond and Martha Harris both
of Broken Arrow. mud leo shelton
and MYRTLE Walters both oi jerks
Hunting Party Dcparts-C. a Mayo.
O. %. Gakrr n h.. Shal,uhergcr.
George "A. johnson. G. s. Avery and
w. B.. Gordon Ipu Yesterday for tine
Sua.IuIN UU. whore ucy win Doc
Joined IE % PARTY uf hunters from
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-03

anything. These wires must be main
taIned In any event TO take care OF
the regular day business. and II Is
apparently the idea OF the new inter
ests in the telegraph company TO le,
the public have the benefit Of them.
The announcement startes that "a
special night letter service will be es-
tablished as soon as practicable. The
charge for this service will be the
standard day rate for ten words. for
TIE transmission of fifty words or less.
and one-hfth OF such standard day
rate will be charged for each addition.
al ten words or less"
To be taken at these rates Night
Letters" must be written in plain
English language; that is to say. code
words or communications written in
foreign languages will not be accept
ed. The messages will be taken at
any hour up TO midnight and trans
mitted at the company's convenience
during the night for delivery the fol-
lowing morning For the present the
new service Is confined to Western
Union offices in the United States.
The tariffs charged for night letters
are so low It is expected that the new
service will be largely availed OF by
business concerns and others to quick.
en- their correspondence by using the
telegraph instead OF the mails. A
night letter sent by telegraph will
reach its destination at the opening
Of business hours the following morn
Ing. thus saving as much as three or
four days when long distances are in.
volved
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-03
NEW HIGH RECORDS
MADE ON LIVE HOGS.
Al Chicago sfo.io Was Reached. Lou
isviIIe Came In With 5000 and
Fert ~ersh ss.7o.

Chicago. March 3-Prices OF live
hogs advanced stiIl further here yes
terday. three carloads bringing sfofo
per hundred
Fort Worth Texas. March s-Hos
prices again broke all previous rec
ords yesterday. bringing ss.7o per hum
dred weight on the local market. The
predicted tendollar hog viii be seen
before the week ends.
Louisville. Ky. March s.-Hogs sold
for $40 a hundred here yesterday.
This is the first time since the war
pork has brought this price south Of
the Ohio river.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-03

inals confined therein to meet out sim.
liar punishment to them. This last ef.
fort. however. was frustrated by the
quick action of Sheriff Ledbetter.
A few weeks ago Alien Brooks. a
negro. committed an unmentionable
crime upon the person OF a little two
and half years old child In the out
skirts OF the city OF Dallas. He was
arrested and confessed his guilt. and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-03
Fiend in Human Form Taken From Court
House by Moo of Three Thousand
and Hanged
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED-OTHER PRISONERS
HURRIED AWAY BY SHERIFF LEEBETTER
TO PREVENT WHOLESALE
LYNCEiING

Mob Law broke loose In Dallas this
morning and all day the fair city at
the head OF Trinity navigation has
witnessed the widest and most tur.
bulent scenrs IN It's history.
Allen Brooks. a negro rape fiend.
was hanged In the heart OF the city
by a mob OF three thousand infuriated
men. who later made an assault on
the jail In an effort TO get other Grim.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-03


to escape an innirated populace. he
was hurried 10 Fort Worth and placed
In jail there for safe keeping. He
was promptly indicted and was
brought over from Fort Worth TO
stand trial. The mob seems TO have
been quietly organized and a thor
ough understanding reached. Shortly
after nine o'clock this morning a
long rope was seen hurled from a third
story window in the Dallas county
court house. This was the signal that
hundreds OF determined men we're
waiting for and meant that Brooks
had been brought into the court house.
The rope was seized by willing hsnds
and a mighty rush was made into the
court house and up the stairway. Be
fore the officers knew what had hap.
pened thousand men had swept them
aside and Brooks was secured and
dragged down the stairs and out into
the streets. The mob swelled and In
just a few minutes fully three thou.
sand men and boys were marching up
Main street dragging and pulling the
frightened hend. The march was con.
'inued to the Elks' building. corner
Main and Akard streets. the very
heart OF the city. where he was swung |
up TO an arch or beam In the front
of the building.
After the hanging the mob hurried
back TO the jail and began an assault
On It's walls and doors in an effort 10
get Burrel Oats. charged with a brutal
murder. and who has had FIVE trials,
zach one resulting in a hung jury. The
mayor ordered the saloons all closed
md declared martial law. The sheriff
sot IN communication with Gov. Camp.
'ell and the two local military compa.
lies we're ordered out. The fire de.
'artment was also ordered to the fail
o try TO disperse the mob with
streams OF water. The mob. however.
promptly notified them that interfer.
nee meant serious trouble and they
Iesistsd.
In the meantime the sheriff and h.a
Ieputies hurried Burrell Oats. Rubber
ohnson and a number OF other desper.
te prisoners from the Jail and TAX.
ng them in automobiles fled from the
fly. They were soon safe in fails for
emoved from the scene and Il is be-
eved that rioting and mob violence '
re over in Dallas for the present at {
last. .
LATER: II has been learned that q
rooks was thrown from window OF 4
ne court house on the second floor d
lstead Of carried down the stairs. and j
Is said his neck was broken in the \
III. II was determined. however, to |
ring him up in full view Of the thou !
lnds OF spectators both white and a
lack as an object lesson to all evil $
'ers. When the body was cut down .
was carried by the lynchers to the e
~ hall and presented TO the city Of. u
,ials. II Is now in the morgue. y
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-03-03
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS
Hon. Ben s. Rogers In Preearious Con.
ditlon az independence.

Brenham. Texas. March 3.-The
many friends throughout the state OF
Hon. Ben s. Rogers will regret to
learn that he has had another stroke
OF paralysis. and is in a precarious
condition. He has been suffering sew
eral years from the effects OF a slmI.
lar stroke. and a few months ago
moved out to Independence. where he
is at present residing.