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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
INSANE CRIES At
JAIL STARTLE MANY

That branch county jail certainly
bore resemblance to a frst-class
lunatie asylum all Friday night and
the cries emanating therefrom, with
murder and sudden death as their
foundation. could be heard as far
away as Main street.
When the carly morning shift
came OFF yesterday the air was sud
denly rent with the most IN
earthly yells that would put an
Apache on the warpsth clean to the
bad. They proceeded from f. J
stovall. the Albuquerque alleged
journalist, now to be examined as
to his sanity
The crowd of miners gathered in
front of the Jail and remained there
ten or fifteen minutes. Finally one
of them went and got Officer Jim
Kinney. He explained what the
matter was and they all went home
satisfied and smiling. At first they
thought some prisoner might be
numbering another.
There were two of them in there
Stovalrs companion being ~Parson
Brown. colored, serving a seven and
half day sentence. Brown was
also seeing things. but it was from
the effects of a protracted jag. Ac
cording to the officers. about every
ten minutes Brown would throw a
fit, lie down and kick his heels in
the air, bowling the meanwhile anC
wanting to know what the score
was. Then "Bosco" Stovall would
get 'em and start to run a Marathon
race about the middle cell. buttinl
I into the wall occasionally, but keep
ing UP the pace, yelling for he'll
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
DRY FARMING
IN ARIZONA.

1t is becoming more and more eyi-
dent that Arizona cannot be rated as
a country where dry farming can be
relied on from growing crops. The
present year is not an exceptional
one, so far as the amount of avail
able moisture is concerned l. is the
years when there is plenty Of rain
that are exceptional in Arizona.
While Arizona has vast valleys OF
rich and fertile soil it must be
accepted as a fact that crops can
not be grown without a supply Of
water for irrigation which must be
supplied by either pumping or a sys-
tenn of water storage.
In the Sulphur Spring valley hun
dreds Of settlers have taken home
steads during the last two years
who. no doubt. come here With the
expectation that it would be possible
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
RATTERREE INDUCES
IN A RUNAWAY

Haney's comet isn't supposed TO be
visible until the early hours of the
morning, but according TO a story
told by friends OF q. S. Ratterree
shift boss at the Oliver shaft, the
latter saw about sixteen one after
noon recently. outshiniag Old Sol IL
all his glory.
He hired horse and buggy ana
went for a drive. When near Wa
1en the horse took a notion to run.
and didn't give continental as TO
direction. The peak Of Hearov
mountain evidently looked good 10
m for he started post-haste IN its
direction. never Needing the argu-
ments Of the driver that he dfdnJ
want 10 90.
The carriage began bouncing over
small rockets and boulders. Final
II of came a wheel. then another.
Ratterree was pitched out head fore
most and only by spreading his
hands in front OF him did he escape
serious injury The horse kept on
until il had practically demolished
the buggy. while Ratterree picked
himself up and made the best of his
way TO town to report the accident
He said the comets. sixteen OF them,
were all plainly visible from his view
point at the minute he struck the
ground
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The contestants in the Internat'on-
al-Revfew-star popularity contest are
now on the home-stretch. The time
is now at hand when every friend
should get busy. as wen as the con-
testants themselves. It is known
that heavy voting is being resumed
BY many and It might be that some
one now very low on the count sheet
would develop into big winner on
May a. when the contest closes
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

II begins to look as If a clear case
of bribery will be established against
United States Senator Lorrimer Of
Illinois. The republicans are GER
tainly having plenty OF trouble these
days, including scandal. in the New
York legislature. official and political
corruption in Pittsburg and the Bal
lineer and I.orrimer incident.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

II Is to be hoped that the demo-
Gratis named by Chairman Dillon as
committee 70 visit Washington in
the interest OF the statehood bill viii
not lose any unnecessary time in
making the trip. Mayor George
Neale, OF Bisbee. has been named as
the Cochise county member of this
committee and his earnest desire TO
see Arizona become self-governing
makes his selection a matter of con-
graduation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease. the antiseptic pow
der. Il cures painful, smarting. ner-
vouse feet. and instantly takes the
sting out OF corns and bunions- It's
the greatest discovery of the age
Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new
hoes feel easy. 1t is a certain cure
sor sweating, callous, swollen, tired
ching feet Always use it to break IN
Jew shoes. Try 1t today. SOD every
where. BY mail for % cts in stamps
non't accept any substitute. Foi
-REE trial package. address Alien .
)lmsted. lie Roy. y. Y,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Senator AIdrich is more firmly
entrenched as administrative lead
er now than he ever was before
and reports from Washington tell
us that New England senators are
opposed to The passage of the
statehood bill during the present
congressional session. This condi-
ton is not encouraging for the
hopes Of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The death OF Chas. L. Clemens
MARX Twain has resulted in the
publication Of thousands Of columns
OF obituaries and remouescenses
concerning this noted literary gen
ius. Only the martyred presidents
have received more attention from
the press than has been brough;
forth by the death OF Mr. Clemens.
Perhaps there is not man remain
ing in the United States whose nat
ural death would cause so much sin
cere sorrow ana comment in the
press. Mark Twain was a distinctly
American character and grew up
from a distinctly American boy. de
scribed in the life Of Tom Sawyer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

There is a disposition reported at
Washington to lay aside the Arizona
and New Mexico statehood bill until
after the congressional election this
fall but Senator Bailey has given it
out that the statehood bin will be
the next thing considered by the SEN
ate after the railroad bill is out Of
the way.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
OReN Britt BROWN.
Magistrate Who May Be Named Far
Governor of Buckeye State.

Among the names suggested as q
candidate for the Republican, nomina
ton for governor of Ohio is that OF
Oren Britt Brown of Dayton. who has
been judge OF the common pleas court
OF the Second Ohle. district since 1896
a native OF New York. where he was
born 90 farm near Medina. Orleans
county. he removed to the BUckeye
State at an early age. and for usany
years his father was governor OF the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

At last congress has remembered
the Maine" the United States bat
tleship sunk in Havana harbor twelve
years ago. precipitating the Spanish
American war. The vessl is to be
raised and the bones OF the marines
who were victims of the disaster
will be brought home and buried In
Arlington.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Bisbee viii be the next oeiebra-
ton storm center. The arrange
nents for the Fourth OF July event
is well under way. Three thausand
dollars is now assured to meet the
expense Of the grandcst patriotic
event ever pulled OFF in southern
Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

How about the many public build
ings which Ralph Cameron was going
to cause to be erected in Arizona
when he reached congress? And. by
the way. statehood is still in the
future. notwithstanding the promise
of Cameron 10 pass the statehood
bin before the Fourth day of March.
1903. or never ask the people OF
Arizona for another vote
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The republicans won the victory In
the Phoenix city election. The re-
publicans of the capital city have
been in the habit of licking the dem
ocrats for several years. so there is
no surprise at the recent result.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The governor of California an
nounces that under the laws Of
that state he is powerless to pre-
vent the Jeffries-Johnson fight.
California should get busy in the
matter Of providing a law which
viii put an end to such brutal
sport.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

And now the republican insur-
gents declare they will stand Pat to
the crack of doom on their posi-
tion ON the administration railroad
bin. Pull. Dick; Pun. Devil
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
DEAL WITH PARTY
NOT WITH TOOLS.

49, WITT aOONo-
We are hearing a GOOD deal now
adays of Cannonism and Aldrich-
ism. More obloGuy is heaped upon
Cannon because he is the older and
in some ways the more vulnerable
OF the two. The critics have more
to fear from AIdrich and less to
make by assailing him. AS mat
ter OF fact Cannonism and Aldrieh-
ism is republican ism. II is re-
publieanism pure and simple. The
scheme Of fabrioating some odious
conceit, of personalizing this. and.
by giving it a new name. seeking 70
segregate 1t from the company OF
that which under its proper appel
Iation, has long been familiar and
accepted. is not new 90 party vel
fare. Even in commerce many 4
commodity has been rejected IN
der one label which under another
mas been snapped up like hot
cakes. Tho whole scheme OF making
scape goats OF Aldrich and Cannon.
and Of unloading the sins Of the
republican party on them. is merely
a plea in allegiance.
1t is the republican party. with
which the country has to deal and
the republican party is slowly. out
surely. becoming another Name for
organized corruption. Having edu-
Gated its votaries to believe that
wealth may be created by Act OF
Congress. it proceeded 20 exem-
pity this by a system OF robbery
and jobbery which it niek-named
protection and which did pour fab
ulcus riches into the pockets OF the
few at the cost of the many In
return the few. so enriched, were
expected TO furnish-snd did Tor s
long lir5e farnisa-their benefactors
their campaign expenses.
! License grows on hat it feeds
, FROM indirect tribute levied upor
the people in favor OF. the manu-
facurers it was but a step TO sub
sidy outright and in the open. Thes,
/, expedients not sufTicing TO meet tn,
: party's ever-increasing needs, tn
public domain. and franchises ar
E to be purloined and given away T.
8 raise the wind for coming can
: paigns. When the timber lands an
e coal mines and water rights ar
IS gone, the spoilers viii take on
lpostobits on the Nations credit
z Already rejecting republicans ar
d beginning 10 pause and consids
whether the very name Of it is NJ
e a personal discredit and the label
2 badge Of dishonor
e So, why should we haggle abo'
~ Cannonism and Aldrichism, and i
d veigh against Cannon and Aldrici
in They are party leaders and goo
e republicans. They we're standpa
o ters in 1905. and they are stan
~ patters stin When it comes
d Legislation. 70 acts" so is the
party. so IS TAFT SO is the who
o ships crew OF them!-Henry W;
terson in Norman f Mack's Mont
" for April.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

In st. Louis union laborites pc
titfoned President Taft to remain
away from one OF the league ball
games because the grand stand was
erected By non-union labor. The
president paid no heed 20 the request
aud enjoyed the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The farm products of the United
States. IL is believed win reach a
total valuation Of $4,000. 10000 for
1910. This enormous figure should
emphasize the adrnonition of J. J.
Hill IN his cry OF Back TO the
fam"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

n Il Is true that Colonel Roose-
welt endorses the administration OF
President Taft he is about the only
one. and ne is liable to change his
mind after his return home and his
first grocery bin is presented.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Latest adviees from Washington
say that the regular republican sem
ators are arranging a battle line
which will either put an end TO in
surgency or to the republican party.
Wake up. snakes: day is a'brealxin!"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The reason for the continuing
doubt about the passage of the state
hood bill is based ON the broken
promises of the past made by the re-
publican party concerning the meas
ure.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

II you have not been listed for the
census count go NOW ami hunt the
enumerator. so that you may be
counted in the population OF your
city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The Arizona Daily Star has in
stalled a new Mergenthsler linotype
machine of the latest model This
is an evidence Of the growth Of Tue
son and also of the Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

That county examiner JOB in Co
chise county at SIC per day is
about the best political snap we
know OF in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
PERSONAL MOTIVE
LOOMS LARGE.

LOOMS LARGE.
In the last issue Of she Miner III
District Attorney says he has no.
further interviews TO give cut.
it is 70 be regretted that the dis
rrict attorney did not arrive at thi /
sensible conclusion twenty-four hour
in advance. He arrived in Bisbee
on Friday morning and took oecas /
ion either thouehtlessiy or pur-
pose!y. TO fling slur and cas-, asper
sions upon the present city admin
istra5ion OF Bisbee in an interview
which vas published that afternoon I
The exact language of the interview /
was notorious pilfering Of the cit /
treasury by officials entrusted viii
the business Of the city ana tn 1
disbursements Of its funds
that was a sweeping assertion 1
and includes every member of tn |
city administration who has had
hand in the disbursement Of cit
funds. If the district attorney ca
make GOOD the assertion containe
in he interview. it was justified
h,r me report of the grand jury.
far. does not justify any such verba
Indictment from the district attor
ney's Office.
since Hon. George Neaie has beei
mayor OF the city Of Bisbee tner
has been a disposition or the par
of the district attorney to submit
lengthy interviews. all more or les
detrimental to the administration
city affairs under Mayor Neale. |
is no secret 10 make the statemen
that the district attorney of Co
chise county and the mayor of the
city Of Bisbee are not sleeping IN
& the same political bed, and they
have clashed on more Than one
occasion with written opinions as TO
the proper construction Of the law
There is a chill in the political at
r,osobera when these two gentlemen
PASS each other BY. all OF which may
account for the eagerness of the dis
trict attorney to put himself in the
way Of the reporters for the evening
newspaper which is struggling along
in vain attempt 10 prop up tn
1ottering C. o. P. elephant in thi
city and county.
That the evening paper is beini
furnished what purports to be az
vance information from the gran
Jury room. through some chann'
was evidenced yesterday when a re
porter for the Bisbee Evening Mine
made the statement on Brewer
avenue. in the presence OF a crow
that when the grand jury net agai
twenty-one indictments world b
returned against city officials
Bisbee and Mayor Neale and CT
Attorney Suffer would then be ma
sure enough
From whom did the reporter +
the Miner get this advance tip
From the district attorney?
From some member of the graz
jurye
from the foreman?
The echo answers. where?
HAS IT COME TO PASS TIL
CITIZENS ARE BEING INDIcTE
IL ADVANCE CT THE CoNvE
ING OF The GRAND JURY BIZ
SMALL coTERIE BEI oNGING
THE INNER CIRCLE?
The Review. on behalf Of the
izens Of Bisbee. invites the era
jury and the district attorney Of
county to probe deeply iuso I'll" d
bursement Of every dollar Of 9
funds. Lei the grand jury seud
The books Of the city and call
fore them every officer o, the c
VINO has had to DO with the handii
Of public funds. but in the Iaei
time, let Us not have any innl
ments from anyone in advance "
city election approachmG I
Review believes in hewing to
lire. let she chips fan where II
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

and also that he was dying. Then
zgain, "Bosco" would turn and start
-cussing," as though bawiing out a
waiter in a restaurant.
Il wanted that steak rare, he
would shrek. James. bring me a
pint of NUNS. and I want it cold.
Hear? Also bring me the latest
lagaziness papers and periodicals
And so, the night rolled on.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The lavapai board of supervisors
has ordered a fine bronze fSun,ain
10 be placed in a pool being exc
waited opposite the Rough Rider mon
ument IN Prescott
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

JUDGE oRES BRITT BRowS.
National Soldiers home at Dayton ard
inspector general of national soldiers
homes from 1850 until the time Of his
death in 1908.
Judge Brown is an aIumnus of Deal'
son and Princeton universities.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
First Have a Drama

THE new playwright should first make certain that
he has story to tell the nature OF which IS drana;
that is real story which unfolds in dramatic way
vital experiences the lives of his characters, and not
merely loosely connected succession OF distantly
lated Incidents frequently the work of the tyrO
at dramatic construction. Then, in the telling of his
story he should employ such agencies, and only such
agencies as essential its proper realization by the
people across the footlights the audence always bear
ing in mind that he is going to reproduce during two
hours acting upon the stage series OF events that in
reality covers enormously greater period OF time he
must bar all unessentia details. The incidental accom-
paniments OF real life drama should only rarely be IN
cllded. In other words the drama is the extracted
essence of life put up in condensed form for quick ass1ni
laon and there should not be too many wrappngs to
the package.
If | could use but word in which to sum up the
advice of which young playwrlghts seem to stand
most in need the word c!loud choose is concentrate
It the besettng sin of the young dramast that he
will not concentrate | say this advisedly. OF the
many thousands of plays yearly sent for my approval
by far the greater portion rendered vaueleSs from
producing viewpoint through their lack of concentra-
ton
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
BUSY with the Blue Pencil

THIS fault is shown in many phases OF play construction
as practised by the hand at the business; but
especially IN one particular does it put hopeless blight
upon the work that contains it. This IS in the play
wrgts inability concentrate the sympathetic inter
est of the audience upon that character set OF char
acters which in the natural order of should
ceie it. It IS fatal defect have three heroes,
herones Villains all less equal IN Importance,
and all exertng pulls upon the synpathes OF the audi
ence The playwright should single out couple
from among the characters his piece and concentrate
upon them the attention the interest and the affection
Of his audience and he should rthlessy thrust into the
background any figure that steps forward and threatens
to disturb the priority Of interest the leading characters
enjoy.
SAID a young dramatist whose play | was editing,
tWhv YOU have practically killed off OF my best
characters That girl OF the most interesting
pcrsonages in my play.
so she was replied. and she drew all the atten
ton from YOUR heroine who ought to receive It.
The lesson NAV be read in all successful plays and it
one law Of the theater that will not brook violation.
In "Zaza," for instance, the interest Centered IN
Zaza and her lover Bernard Dufrene, and, despite the
fact that FlOrannc the Due de BrsaC, and some OF the
other characters to offer great possibilities tor
dramatic emotional development, they are reegated to
the background. Even Madame Dutrene, the wronged
wife whose sOrY have proved OF special interest
gets no hearing. All else is held in shadow while the
dramatiss illuminating searchlight plays over the emo
tons of the central figures Of the drama.
Here again, read another lesson. After all, there
can be only one real center any drama OF the lead
ing couple one figure must always Ourank the other IN
its appeal 10 the audience and IN It's hold upon It's sym
Dathies One figure must tower above the other, must
be supreme. In this case 1t Is LaZa ana We ma our
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
zAa.4&zee.

L Is curious thing, but this point seems never TO
or,,r to the raw playwright. He tends to make all OF
- eo11e express themselves IN much the same way
+d his to be the case often IN the plays brought 70
rG ~ for some reason other all OF them seem 10
come TO me. ,, 7- +t.+ +l,ara : no one
IN ~ - v.5~assion Of anv given emotion that VIII
5 fe for ali sorts Of people, Every person mas ms
~ ~ 1~o17ecio1s manner Of expressing feell1g' ana
80 ~ - l--roarist wishes TO portray certain type OF
man or woman child acting undeI q SPeC.:io }d
~ Id I-noyy at once lust what this particular kiId
ne az y~oran or child would do when laborlng under
81 NJ f; whether it be grief or curiosity or horror
~ 1 t. or banDiness He should know 1haI lIlS WOMAN "
will become excited IN the 1acg ., Ie@u b,,StricaI and
b will scream and weep, and oecoe Iy yslSiii'i I '1
se T-r and that this other woman VIII be ] cain
and silent and perhaps dry &C. he woman IS
There are so many, countless I l9g M a . ba laud
e1od know-nons OF them ana M - - y,5 2y i,1 s+,'
1 he should read and above al ne sIouu sIlTy y
ind is the one thing at when the would De
ms I4sI M -i, ft ballls He IS not student, and
dIlrI m p not Wiling to become one; he VIII not st sIuay &
ne - S,, ont Of hundred do not seem ever 70 ee
ir for study 10 not seem 10 uderalillI lIlt
.+ort it no one have that DIoaL g III
lie which IS requisite for IT'S To&Pei &
- r715ltitudlnOus spheres liHI P
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Law behind the actor; it back to the author who
should have prescribed opiate for his character
when violent poisoning the intended effect.
So it goes The dranlat1St must be of parts.
He must have some knowledge of medicine, some of
science, some of philosophy. He must understand
music. No be a dranatist who does not
understand music. if musician understands it,
then at least through Unborn love and appreciation
of it. No man can be a dramatist who artist;
for the playwright has to paint pictures,-the various
scenes in which his actors move and live the various
character portraits they present. Even must
he be artist since every movement upon the stage,
every change OF position, every Encouragement of
group, every addition withdrawal of a character,
breaks up picture and paints another, that IN
course of his play the dramatist make hundreds
and hundreds of such little pictures, each of which
must be perfect way, artisticaly little gem
And he can do this only he has the feeling of artist
So must he know something of architecture and OF
mechanics and OF gardening and OF landscape work and
OF the dozens and dozens OF things that enter INTO the
building up Of the stage picture, the composition OF the
stage effect.
So the dramatist must be god and devil and
villain and hero and purlst and hbertlne and all
the other attributes He must shake hands with
life every hour in the twenty-Our. He feel his
characters feel suffer they suffer, rejoice they
iOiCe Through all and above all he must be superior
critic of his best endeaVOr applying 1nexorable
test to himself and all his creations being of double
nature subectvely experiencing, obJectivey connot-
ing.