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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-17
Not ce 10 Catholics.

Father Wallrapp wishes to announce
that Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
are Ember days. 10 b. observed with
the usual afstinS and abstinence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-17
Danderine

bdIIUCII TIC produces hair just
as surely Hs rain and sunshine raise crops
II produces n thick growth of luxurlant
hair when all other remedies fail. We
guarantee pauderine All druggists sell II
-25c, 5Oc aud 81 per bottle. 70 prove Its
worth send this nd with lOc In stamps or
silver, and we will mail you n large free
sample KNOWLTON DANDERINE CO..
chicago. III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-17

Pinoapples. strawberries and Cane
Jasmincs at the city Fish Market
phone 3j9. 1875
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-17

Memory is the quality that enables
a man TO forget judiciously.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-17

Unfortunately, a wealth OF imagina-
tion won't pay the butchers bill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-17

Pineapples. Strawberries and Cape
Jasmines at the City Fish Market
phone 359. 17-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-17
Notice Maccahees-

On account Of the revival services
at the Christian church and at the re-
quest of tho officers the Lady Macca-
bees will not have any meeting to-
night.
MRS. FANNIE. B. GOFF Sec.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
A|RSH|P MEN ARE ARRIVING
 FOR BIC MEET
Phoenix Takes on Holiday Garb and Weather is as if Made to Order for the Contests.

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Feb. S.-CSpeeial. Phoenix is ready for the visitors. The illuminations and the decorations are all in place, and give the city the most attractive dress it has ever worn. Chirles K Hamilton arrived this morning from the coast and C. F. VII lard reached the city this afternoon. Glenn Curtiss has wired that he will arrive tomorrow morning.
 At the fair grounds the aeroplanes have been set up and housed away. all oiled and in readiness to do their record breaking stunts. The weather Is the best possible and the ayiators are more confident than ever of their avility to make new marks in aerial navigation. The bureau or accom- odation is so perfectly organized that there will be no confusion in housing the visitors and care has been taken that there will be no overcharging for rooms. If accommodations have not been already made by wire. wis itors should at once come to Aviation Headquarters in the Fleming Block. which will be open at all times.
 Although the first arrangements called for but three aviators. it has now been decided to have fourth man bird@ swhich will make possible races through the air with four en- tries. All things point to most in teresting program On each of the three days of the meet. Feb 10th, 11th and 18th. new stunts will be per formed by the aviators. Everyone will have an opportunity to see the machines at close hand and hear a lecture explaining their construction and then see them operated by world famous men.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
WORTHY COUPLE IS
 UNITED FOR LIFE
WEDDING OF LoYD BRANCH AND MISS CELIA M'KENNA OCCURS MONDAY.

A pretty wedding was that in which Lloyd Branch and Miss Celia sHcKen- na were the contracting parties at the Catholie church Monday night. with Rev. Father MueFer offirsating. The happy couple went tp the church accompanied only by Morris McKJerna. the brides brother fIld Mises Lee Callahan, and afser ;he ceremony returned to the brides home where sixteen of the intimate tldends oF the family had assembled e await their return.
 After congratulations and we'll wishes a sumptuous supper was en- ioyed. The home was heaut5srIiy decorated for the occasion and the gifts were numerous and costly. Mir. and Mrs Branch wspt to their newly apcinted home in Tombstone Canyon immediately aftsc the supper. where they will be at h,ias to their friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
|OAWDSONS ARRIVE
 ID INSPECT MINE
CAPITALISTS FROM MICHIGAN WILL co TO THE SAN ANTONIO PROPERTY.

Dr J A Davidson, F.. G. Kingssord H. O. Davidson and F.. C. Davidson. all Of Iron Mountain, Michigan, arrived in Bisbee yesterday They will leave today for the property of the San An tonic Mining company. located in So- nora, Mexico. and in which all of them are heavy stockholders. Col. l.. w. Powell Of this city is one Of the di- rectors-
 The San Antonio is understood to be a Cole-Ryan property. Over two million tons oi ore which will run from s25 to $40 3 ton. are said to have been blocked out by the com pany. The newly constructed Harri- man line in that section had reached the camp. and in short time 1t IS expected that the property will be numbered among the regular and big producers of the Sonora properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
MEATS IN STORAGE
 sICE LAST APRIL
NEW YORK GRAND JURY FINDS
 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE COMBINE. ..

NEW YORK, Feb S.--The Hudson county grand jury, that is probing the cold storage methods of meat con cerns, is preparing to get right to the bottom of the meat situation. The charge by Justice Swayze of the Su- preme court. New Jersey. will not come until next Wednesday. He has sustained Prosecutor Garyen's inter pretatlon of the law, that an indict- ment for conspiracy can be found un- der the laws of that State. For this afternoons session of the jury re- resentatives of Swft & Co. Schwartz schild & Suizberger, the Merchants Refrigerating company and the Unlon Terminal Cold Storage Company have been subpoenaed to testify. They have been directed to bring the books of their companies showing what has been stored and how long, the output and what is now in storage. Officers of the Erie and Lackawanna rail roads have been directed to testify as to their deliveries at these plants.
 Members of the jury visited the plant of Swift & Co, in Jersey City yesterday. They found 46O.OO0 pounds of beef. 5000 pounds of poultry and much miscellaneous meat. They in. quired into the length of time the various meats had been there and examined conditions of storage.
 Superintendent Brady told them that the beef began to come in last April. but that the bulk came in last fall. He said that this was necessary on account of trade requirements. It is said that United States Dis trict Attorney Wise will prosecute the owners of the 500 cans of liquid representing SO.OOO eggs. which were seized by United States Marshal IIenkel yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
INVESTIGATING GRAFT CHARGES

ALBANY. x. Y.. Feb. S-TCday saw the formal opening Of the inyesjiga- ton of the State Senate into the charges brought against Jotham F. Aids, majority leader and president pro tenn of that body. The invesuga- ton. which is expected to last a week or longer, is to be conducted by the Senate. sitting as a committee of the whcle.
 The charges were brought by Sen ator Ben Conger. who alleges that Aids on April 23. 1901. while mem Der of the Assembly. demanded. re- ceived and accepted Si00O in consid- eration for his failure to press a cer- tain bill then pending before the house Senator Aids has entered a general denial Of the charges made agGins, him.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
AFTER SUBSIDY BILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Deter- mined to defeat the administration ship subsidy bill recently reported to the house, the minority members of the house committee on merchant marine and fisheries met today and decided on a substitute for the Hum phrey measure. The minority bill was submitted to Minority Leader Clark and Representative Undsrwook of Alabama, the Democratic "whip. % who gave their approval to it and it will therefore receive the united sun port of the Democrats
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
PROBING MURDER MYSTERY.

SsN FRANCISTO. Feb. S.-Whct
 the police believe is at least partial identification of the girl whose body
 was found on the side Of Mt Temal. pals Thursday was given this evening,
 wheni Eleanor Littlefield, manicuTist. called up the Marin morgue at San Rafael and said the clothing. jewels and teeth of the corpse were those of a young girl known as Dutch. who come from some city north, and had been a student at the Littlefeld hair dressing establishment some months ago. The woman knew nothing more about the giri, except she always eA- pressed fear of the man in whose company she was frequently seen. The police are now working diligently fol- lowing the lead, and are of the opin- ion that the murderers and victim are from Portland.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
WOODMAh'S BEhzIhE
 BUGGY 4 BEAUTY
NEW BUICK HAS ALL THE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS AND AND THEN SOME.

The four finder, forty horse power five-passenger Buick touring car, weighing zS0O pounds and having all the attachments and accoutrements that any car in the world has, and then some. clock. meter. speedometer. self starter and all. and belonging to Parker l.. Woodman was unioaded yes 1erday morning. the job being super intended by Billy Ferguson.
 When under motion for the first time, with the owner and several friends as occupants. it moved out with as natural a choO-eboo as an old hand at the business It is reported that they went so fast that the speed ometer had hot box and the clock stopped for want Of breath. The meter registered uniformly, but ex hausted it's capacity three times on the trip, and each time started on its round and round voyage in good or der.
 The car is a beauty. and MT. Wood . man is glad that he bought one in which he can take his numerous friends for joy ride occasionally
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
IMPROVEMENTS AT FORT.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Feb. B. (SpeciaD-A little over s200,000 will be expended by the government dur ing the coming fiscal year in mak- ing a number of movements at Fort sam Houston. Among them are the installation of a new ice plant pump ing station and reservoir, a double set of hospital corps non-commission- cd officers quarters, married and sin gle officers quarters. two administra' ton buildings, two guard houses, a post exchange building and several stable and sheds, among the latter a permanent shelter for aeroplanes. An additional sum of s46,060 will be spent on new fences, sidewalks and renovation of some of the older build ings. During the last two years the Government expended about S3,e00,0 900 in converting Fort Sam Houston in- to a brigade post, its policy ot con centrate the army necessitating this.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
CROWDS AT MaRpi GRAs

NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. s.-It is estimated that more than 5o,000 visitors from various parts of the United States. Canada and Mexico vied with the residents of New Or leans today in getting their fill of mirth and pleasure On the final and most important day oS the Mardi Gras carnival The parade of Rex. the spectacular feature of the day. pro- ceeded through gayly decorated streets that were literally congested with humanity. The crowd was esti- mated by railroad officials and others Ito be one of the largest seen here ia conclude with the customary masque recent years. Tonight the festivities balls.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
UNKNOWN KILLED BY
 TRAIN 4 SUICIDE
THROWS HIMSELF ON TRACK is FRONT OF TWO SPEEDING ENGINES.
Especial to Review)

TUCSON. Feb. S-The unknown man killed by Train No. 8, near Buell. side track on Monday afternoon, was buried this afternoon without his identity being established.
 Details which reached this city last evening show beyond doubt that the man committed suicide Two engines were pulling No. s. when it left the yards here Monday afternoon at 1:30 D. n. When the train was nearing Buell. side track man was seen run ming along the track in the same direction. As the engine approached him he threw himself across the track and before the train could be brought to a standstill the two en- zines and four coaches passed over his body, whiel was literally cut to pieces.
 The train crew and passenge searched the body for some mark df identification. but not a scrap of paper could be found which served the purpose. The remains were gath cred together and covered with sheet and tn train proceeded to Mescal station where the coroner at Tucson was notified. who went to the scene and brought the body to this city.
 On the body was found two note books which showed that the dead man haii been. tramping through California, stealing rides on trains when the opportunity offered. Acord- ing to his note book, he was in Gila Bend OF February 4th and Tucson on Februarv z
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
CASH TALKS, THAT'S ALL.

SALT LAKE. Feb. S.-Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason. promoters of the Jenries-Johnson fight. joined in the following statement tonight:
 The location of the battle ground of the Jeffries-Johnson contest is still unsettled. We meet for a confer ence in San Francisco next week Positive announcement Of the lcca- ton will be made not later than Feb 20. It is purely a matter of business with us, and the bests proposition will be accepted We both know now what Salt Lake has to offer. We meet in San Francisco to look over the different sites there"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
LOOKING UP NEW
 CLAIMS OVER DIVIDE

Bisbee parties. the Review learns on good authority. are having an ex- animation of a group of mine claims adjoining the Empire State, just over the line. with view of financing the development work Of the same. Sur face indications for a large deposit Of copper ore are said to be. excellent, with better showings as development work-what little has been done-has proceeded.
 Local capital, sufficient to insure the starting of work on a good scale, silsould the report prove favorable. has already been promised Chicago capital will be used to further finance the enterprise should the deal go through.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
REPUBLICAN CITY
 COMM|NTEE MEETS
WELL ATTENDED CONFERENCE HELD AT JUDGE HieH's OF FicE LAST EVENING.

Members of the republican city cen tral committee met last night for the purpose of discussing plans for the conduct of the approaehiag city cam paign. The meeting was well attend cd. Adjournment was taken from Jus tice Burdick's court rooms 10 those of Justice High. which are larger.
 Sam Verran. chairman of the com mittee, end F.. F. Brewster. secretary, were at their posts of duty. The meet ing was addressed briefly by Jos. E. Morrison. John s. Williams. F. B. Dorr. F.. J. Flanigan. Chas. Purdon. Roy Morfoot. Allie Gardner. chairman of the county committee. was present at the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
TABLES TURNED WHEN HOLLAND
 IS EXAMINED
Justice High Finds That Charges Against Boy ot Petty Theft Have No Foundation in Fact,

George Holland. aged Is years.
 - tried in Justice Highs cour, yesterday afternoon. charged with being accessory to the fact in the case against James Quigiey. aged 9 years. for breaking into A. M. Petty'a grocery store last Saturday night and taking articles to the value of $10.
 Several witnesses testified for inc defense with the result that there was no evidence to prove that the Holland boy was in any way connect ed with the case.
 All the witnesses concuTTcd in the testimony that Geo. Holland was at his mothers home from o'clock till 10-S0 and Co the best of their hnowl- edge. he went to bed at that time with his three brothers, as he left their presence after stating his in tention to retire
 The father of the Quigley boy con ducted the case for the prosecution and the defense depended upon him also 10 clear the acccusd one. He asked one witness if it was the might of the fifth that this alleged thtft occurred and being answered in the affirmative attempted 10 have the case thrown out of court on the grounds that the complaint was faul- ty in that it erred in the date, being complained of on the sixth. When the judge informed him that he, himself. was the complaining witness and had sworn to the faulty document he agreed to pass it unnoticed
 When the Holland boys mother at tempted to explain something in con nection with the testimony of one of the witnesses she was quickly told by Mir. QuigIey to keep quiet till she was called to testify. wherear2n Judge High took a hand in the proceedings and brought the case to close in short order. But before discharging the boy from custody he gave MT Quigley a strong lecture along the lines of his responsibility as father and told him that if he would do his duty the boy would not be out at that time of night After finishing his Advisory lecture to the klsher he gave both of the boys some wholesome advice and adjourned court.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
BILL IS REFERRED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The biU introduced in the house by Represen- tative Scott of Kansas, extending prohibition to the Hawaiian islands. has been referred to The judiciary committee. Scott announced today he would move to have the bill trans ferred to the committee on territories. where he said it properly belonged. A bill similar to the Scott measure was introduced in the senate and is before the committee on Pacific islands and favorably reported by the latter com mittee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. S.--Market for standard copper New York Metal Ex. change' dull. unchanged: spot. all de. hVer'es and April closing at 1900 to IS-zo Lake copper. 1862 1-2 to Is75. Eieetriyte. 1897 1-2 to I3.5O. Casting 1912 1-2 to 1887 I-2. Tin closed easy spot quoted s245 to s2.sO; Feb ruary. 52-35 to S2.5g: March. 32 90 70 $40; April and May, 32.25 to Sz.45- Lead easy; spot 4.67 1-e to 4.12 l-2. New York: 4.45 to 4.55. Eas. sI Louis delivery. Spelter. weak: Spot quoted at 5.75 to e.IO. New York, S.oe to 5.e7 1-2 East s,. Louis de- livery.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
BOARD OF HEALT1 WARNS.

TOMBSTONE, Feb. S.-(Special.)- The COchise County board of health held meeting here today and adopt ed vigorous resolutions relating fo the sanitary conditions existing in the several towns and cities. Notices were sent to the proper autho;GIies in each place calling their attention so the regulations adopted by the board. and adding that if the regula- tions were not observed by property owners that the beard of health of ihe county would take the matter in hand and assess the costs against the prop erty.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
RELIEF FOR CANAL INJURED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-President Taft today sent a special message to congress urging relief for number of workmen injured in the Panama canal prior to the passage of the act which definitely fixed the compensa- tion to be allowed injured employees or to be granted families in case Of death. He said that the government owed it's employees the care of their families in case of disability or death.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
FALLS 75O FEET ID HIS DEATH
 DOWN A SHAFT
John D. Clark, Working as Pipe Filter for Copper Queen at the Sacramento Shaft Misses His Footing.

Joha D, Clark. pipe filter working for the Copper Queen. and known to his friends as "Scotty." fell to his death in the Sacramento shaft last evening at D o'clock Clark was engaged in adjusting clamp on a pipe on the 600 level when the spread CT upon which he was standing slip ped from it's support and he plunged 750 feet down the shaft to the bulk head of the 1850 foot level.
 He had been in the employ of the company about ten days. but had worked for them before at different times and is well known in the camp. He had wife and two children sup posed to be living in Msgdalena, Mex ico, but at a late hour last night friends here had not been able to reach them by wire. A letter was found in his pocket dated at Mazda lena. January 1. 1910. Further than that there is nothing to indicate where his other relatives are. although O. G. Wagner. who has known oeceased for a number of years, is trying to locate his mother who he thinks lives in California.
 Mir. Clark belonged to the local or der Of the National Association Of Stationary Engineers. which wall meet tonight at the rooms in the r. M. C. A. building to arrange for the funeral. The body will be held at the Palace Undertaking parlors until arrange ments are made for it's interment. The inquest was held by Judge Mur- phy at Lowell yesterday afternoon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
GEN. WOOD IMPROVES.

BALTIMORE. Feb. S.--General Leonard Wood. who is a patient in a hospital here, is reported better It has been learned that General Woods health has been seriously threatened by an injury to his head which is said 10 have resulted from an acci- dent he suffered in Cuba. while gov ernor general. He struck his head against a chandelier one day when rising from his desk Later if is said, a piece Of bone was removed from his skull
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
BALLOON FLIGHT DELAYED.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. S.- Special )-Telegrams urging his i'm mediate presence in New York have caused Clifford B. Harmon, owner of the aerostat New York to postpone his attempt to lift the Lahn cup for the long distance record. The bal loon is stored here. It is expected that the flight will be made towards the end of March
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
HOMESTEAD ENTRY CANCELLED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-(Special) The secretary of the interior has af- frmed the decision of the land office in holding for cancellation, the home stead entry of Frank Beasley, located in the Phoenix land district Dele gate Cameron introduced a bill for the relief of the administrator of the heirs Of John G. Campbell of Prescott, to permit the prosecution cf an Indian depreciation claim.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
KING eusTAVE BETTE

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Feb. S. The following bulletin was issued at s;SO o'clock tonight by physicians in attendance on King Gustave: King Gastaye passed a quiet day and slept we'll Anodynes have been necessary. Pulse 56; temperature 9S.2. Wound presents no unfavo-able symptoms. his Aajesty's genral health is satis- factory" The Queen left Karlsruhe tonight for Stockholm.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
HAYS OUT ON BONDS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s.-WiIIiam Hays. vice president and general manager Of the defunct Union State Bank, was released Sunday upon his voluntary return from Tennessee. on charges of overdrawing his account at the bank and obtaining money un- der false pretenses, was released from the city prison tonight under bonds Of $45O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
PARIS NOT IN MOOD FOR MIRTH

PARIS, Feb. S.-For the first time Mardi Gras carnival in the French metropolis today In all the churches Shrove Tuesday was observed with special services of thanksgiving. but all of the carnival parades and festiv- ities cus,omary in the past were by popular consent abandoned because of the recent flood disasters.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
NIAGARA FALLS SUICIDE.

NIAGARA, Feb. s.-A young woman believed to He Miss Beatrcs Snyder. of Buffalo. committed suicide today h" wading the river above Prospect ioint and going over the Aiae. fear Falls. As the body swep. over ths br nk of the cataract shs turaed hei face toward her would-be' rescuers and smiled a farewell.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
PAINTERS MEET.

DETROIT. Feb. S.-Delegates
 rom many parts of the United States and Canada are attending the inter national convention Of master house painters and decorators. which began in this city today. A number of questions of importance to the craft are slated for discussion during the four days that the convention will re- main in session.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
SOUTH POLE EXPEDITION.

WASHINGTON. FeO. 5.-Directors of the National Geographical society accepted today. an invitation to join with the Peary Arctic club in start ing an expedition in search of the South Pole. providing sufficient funds can be raised. A campaign for funds will be undertaken at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
DOOR DELAYS WORK.

CHERRY. Iil, Feb. S.-A peculiar nausea, due to the odor from decaying bodies, is attacking the men who are clearing the St. Paul mine and have removed lG6 bodies. Laborers are forced to cease work temporarily. The second level is SO badly wrecked by coal and rock falis that 1t will never be repaired to allow the extraction of any more coal.