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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13

rrenvn ppys,cIan anu an acknowl- edged authority, announces the con clusion that matrimony is the greatest aid to longevity. He says if men and women would reach a good old age they must marry. This. he says. Is established by statistics gleaned from all over the world A married man or woman has. he says. thrice the chance of a good long run as bach elor or a spinster. In further iIlusfra- lion of his contention that the welded fife k best for men he shows that The
 mortality among widowers Is greater than The average among married men. So he recommends them to look cut
 for a new partner-tbat is. at any rate. if they are under sixty This is his advice to ycang men:
 Marry. You will oo well. even from 6 selfish standpoint. But watch care fully over sour wife's health. as even from this erotistical point of view ter
 loss will be d terrible misfortune. fer your life depends in great measure on her own"
 DVs beTuuOu unus tuat tne nof sahy among widows is much greater than among married women of the same age. The death rate of widows from twenty to twenty-five years of age. he says. is twice that of married women of tbe same age.
 But fhe doctor very saIlantly finds that women have less need for men
 than men have for women Men arc
 les careful of the1r habits and ars unable so live % near the ideal life when deprived. either by desim CT circumstzpce. of the watchful care of c wife. wben we live under the rule of nafrimooy ws gain- Wben people leave this influence they suRef. hs conciudes-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13
Woman'sWorld| A Noted Beauty Called "ths

Men of many nations have prouounc- ed the Princess Henry of Piess the most beautiful woman they have ever seen. She inherited her charms from her mother. Mrs. Cornwailis-W West who was regarded famous English beauty when in her prime. less than a generation ago The Princess Henry is a pronounced blond of medium height. slender and graceful. with gray eyes and a perfect complexion. In 1891. at the age of seventeen. she married Prince Hans Heinrich of Pless- The wedding caused a great deaf of talk
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13

No one can doubt that pr. Wiley is . trifls old fashionsd- He really believes that .she puhD1c heaSA is more important than the profits Of the manufacturers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13
The Important
 Problem

confronting anyone in need of laxa- tive Is not question of a single ac- ton only. but of permanently bene- ncial effects. which will follow proper efforts to live in healthful way, with the assistance of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of senna, whenever it is re- qu.red. as it cleanses the system gently yet promptly. without irritation and win therefore always have the preference of an who wish the best of family lsxatives.
 The combination has the approval of physieians because it is known to be truly beneficial. and because 1t has given satisfaction to the millions of weII-informed families who have used 1t for many years past
 To get its benencial effects. aIways buy the gsnulns manufactured by the California Fsg Syrup Co. only.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13
DOG SHOW AT FAIR

FL PASO, Tex, Oct. 12--Dog' shows, poultry exhibitions. national mohair displays. agricultural exhibits, mining department displays. These are a few of the special attractions at the Fl Paso Fair and Exposition, October 2sth to November 9th. Each of these departments is making an effort to outshine the others in the qutntity and quality of the exh:- bitions which are made at the fair. The Poultry association, which is ar ranging for the annual poultry show, has succeeded in being recognized by the national associations and a string of silver cups including one s100 trophy, which has been offered by the association itself, has been placed on display for the winners of the various classes at the poultry show.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13
pianr W.is the Attack.


 At BouIogne during q royal reception some yenrs ago . number of English ladies in their anxiety 70 zee every thing pres<ed with such force against the soldiers Sh0 were keeping the line that the soldiers were forred to give way and eeueruliy were. as DO licemen say. -hinderrd tp the execu- tioo of tb~ir duty-" The o11cer tD command. observing she stzts of af- faiss. called cat: -oDe rolf of tho drum! If tbss oou't stand rack kiss them aII- <.fser tbe 6rst sound of the drum the :adiss took 10 dighL
 If fheg had bs~n FreDcb." saId . Pnrisian Journal. -1hey would nave rDmained to wonssn-"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13

oyster Bay aas again become the center of 1he manufacture of rules mnd regulations. rewards and re- bukes.
 The trouble with the abominable United States Supreme Court is that it has rot always followed my poll cies."
 The president must soon elect four generals for the army Also 1t is trusted. a Secretary for the Interior Department
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13

Will Rogers was a visitor here Sunday. He is a former Cananean with a large circle of friends here. At present he is connected with the Lucky Tiger company at Fl Tigre.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13
*
 |MiIddy's ! Mirror *

If you would keep your looks beyond their natural limit practice self con tro,. Nothing so quickly wrecks the nerves. hence the looks. as letting one self go.
 It may be easier to ny into . rage at trivialities. to pucker the face with worry or to shake with fear. but the woman with regard for keeping young learns to quell these emotions in the interest of nervous force.
 Have you ever stopped to consider what unchecked anger takes out of you? Leaving consideration for your victim or a regard for conventions out of the question. getting mad weak ems one physically and mentally. and nerves suffer.
 Have you never said ..I feel as weak as a rag" after indulging in temper? The next time you make that remark put the blame fin the right place. Learn that rage is weakening and aging and you will have taken a long step toward self control
 Cowardice as an emotion is debasing to the soul. It Is also wrinkiing to the flesh and destructive of nervous force. The woman who lives in tremor of fear. getting into an equal panic whether she sees a mouse or mur- derer. who lies awake half the night listening for possible marauders. who gets pleasure In nothing through her insensate fear of horse. motor. canoe or yacht. is the woman who will soon look her years-and more.
 If nervous peace is to be yours keep a grip on your emotions Love not nor hate not fret u,t nor fear not. envy not nor rage Doi-to excess Better n coloriess character iIau a worcout body-if iifr choice m:iSt ia n,asi-. 'i'lie mistake lies E: thinking rnp"ir'ns cnn- trolled aia rinnfinsS lirkii,= One makes fer str.a-1a sn surely as the other k a sign 'd ~".si.' 'i.'-s
 t White Throat
 At this season ihs siri wi,a iias gone coltarle~s iii:. sIuIafrr Iiir"i"ii k be ginning to ne anyi,:sI> aim,B; the S'ate of her throat. The day oi drsstic treatment k at hand II her nt+'k is to LOOK well m Wilit'T- | Hr >hln IN browned fron: exposure to The sun.
 To wh:ien il rub il each night vith lemon. le.iing 1t say on all night. If there are rough places in the skin it . can be gone over with fine pumice stone dipped in H.inon juice In the morning rinse off with warm water in whIeh 2 iiiIlr almond meal has been dissolved This whitens and smootbs the skin
 A more decided bleach is made from eight ounces of alcohol. four ounces of rosewater and a teaspoonful of tincture of benzoin. Saturate a thin piece of linen in the liquid and pin around the throat and let it stay on , TOT an hour. Then massage with a good cucumber cream.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13
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Enstvs. vs.y: va.yss. =

Murine Dosm' Smart -Sosthss Eye Psin puursh e mws ESs ns.~1v. uUa -. sos. e1.0 EYE DooKs AND ADVICE yREE BY nA1 HgssrinoEyeRsmoty Co., ChscaOo
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cer.s- q rs.uhn,ss.

Isquirizg Tosrist-Wouid yos cx:: this . tSaGh town? Strsy Native Tougb: Say. stFaueer. when we navo old bone week here detectives fTvu aII over sts coEEtry come and plck out srss who they wsnf.-~
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13
CAnANEl JOYFUL
 OVER BALL TEAM

night All the music and energy. of the Docal band had been lsvished on the victorious ball team before the sun went down For that Is what the fans--the faithful, unyielding. never say-die fans-who have exulted in vic- tory and condoned in defeat all these years met the boys in black and gold just as the train pulled in from the black end level plain Their name- the glad crowds; is legion. but ia the vanguard with hearts aglow and up lifted heads, stood Doc Butzow, Billy Gmahling. Jack Peters. Pete Contreres. John Montague. pr. Arrel- laneo. Hardy Holt Gaston Schwab. Dad Hawes. Leonard Hagy. Ferg Gibbs, Dee Mckee, Joe Bordweli. Sam Greenedge, Reeves. Joe Cohn B. s. Pelzer, Bosco Nudge and Shorty. Back of these was back ground of fans that no other Cactus town can duplicate. Cananea is in first place-her rightful position. and it is the intention of the fans and players to keep her there.
 Cananea's peerless third haseman, Bill Goodman is getting lots om mail these days. One baseball manager in the American association asked him to name whatever salary he desired; a Texas league club offered salary higher than that organization usual ly pays. and a Western league team
 also desires his services. So 1t does not look like Cananea will have the distinction of having the star player of the Cactus league on her team next
 year.
 The boys say that ones, the second baseman Fl Paso brought out from St. Joe. is a fast player-probabi bly, the classiest on that city's team Olmstead the Denver recruit, is
 good twirler, but will not set the Cactus land afire Bobby Wright was be permanently released.
 David Cole, assistant general mar ager of the Greene Cananea and MT. Cole returned from months recrea- ton in Southern California yester- day.
 Will Rogers was a visitor here Sunday. He is a former Cananean with a large circle of friends here. At present he is connected with the
 Lucky Tiger company at Fl Tigre. The new theatre is open every
 night with large crowds. but has some drawbacks. Dogs are allowed inside, which is disturbing when
 they get to fighting while the seats are numbered, the tickets are not. This leads to confusion when the
 house becomes crowded; at times one
 has to seat his wife in one part while l he secures a seat elsewhere These shortcomings will doubtless be rem edied later on.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-13

rRrkc1ss HKxaY or PLEss AND HxR BosB
 because she was simply Miss West commoner. Busybodies immediately started to lcsk up Miss Vests family tree. and it sas found that she was 6 direct desceis3ant of King Henry III. of England SSe is nicknamed the prip cess with The golden locks is very fond of yachting. hunting and sport in general. assi the German nobiswomen hold up their hands in horror when she rides 10 bounds and shoots pheas- ants ID the royal park as Furstsn. stein. Pricee Henry is of the Sile- sian nobflis; and at his fafher's death inherited . fortune of $20.O0O0O0. The latest crazs of smart English socisty b tattooine. tad Princes Henry of Pless is said to be skilifuI with the oeedIe-
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UJ UUVOuuuUtuOUul
 CONVENTION AND OCCUPATIONS Following list of giving political .alaion and oceuDati0n' A4------4-. ..- I Apsche-
 republican shespnan E. E unnvood democrat - -@-- -------- Lawyer John Boan. democrat Miner B sims e n Rooers dsnou.t - Miner r H. Bradner democrat swisehmsn Thomas Fenney t------------ hssAinst A F. Parsons dsnoerst Attorney p l. cannnshan deaaocrss Attorasy c F. coneny ssnorzat Rafrosd nsinssr George W P Hunt dsuaeczai- Merchant j. ssioonksspei J wsinbsrrsr ss-o.r.a .a -------- Lawyer John IAasdaa. rss.ssesa Mechanic lamar Cobb. democrat Mining Engineer Dr. A N Tutan ossneerss Physcian Webb. Lysander Cassidy Lawyer John P orme. democr.t -21 Ranehman Ranchman crutchned democrat Minister Moeur -------- Sidney P osborn democrat Clerk Mohzve-
 Mining
 
  William Morgan, democrat Catteman  l. Kingman republican republican Cattcman republican Merchant c. White, rpublcsn Railroad Maa 
 Thomas Wills democrat Catteman 
 
 Bracey curtss,
 
 Wells republican M. A A Ranchman
 
 MorrisG Sheepnan Muford wnsor. democrat E.. l. F. L. Total-1 republicans.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-04
SECRET SERVICE
MADE A BLUNDER
Supposed NiCaraguan Counter
feiter Was an Agent of Presi-
dent Estrada, as Claimed.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Nov. 3.-Pres.
ident Estrada has asked the American
representative here to seek the release of
II, N. Secreest, arrested on October %
in Chicago, charged with counterfeiting
Nicaraguan five peso notes. President
Estrada explains that Secreest was en-
gagged in legitimate transaction with
the Guarantee Engraving Company,
acting under orders received by him
from the revolutionary party prior to
the flight of former President Madriz.
Secreest was arrested in a raid by
Captain Porter of the United States
Secret Service, three hundred thousand
dollars worth of Nicaraguan notes be-
ing seized. George b. Williams, presi-
dent Of the company, doing the note
printing, was arrested, although he ex.
planned that Secreest was acting under
orders of the Nicaraguan government,
and r, T. Trumbull, president of the
engraving company, was also arrested,
both charged as accomplices in the sup.
posed eOunterfeiting.
Seereest is a planter Of Tampico,
Mexico, and had advanced large sums
to the Nicaraguan revolutionists.
Trumbull and Williams were released
on bail, but Secreest was unable to
furnish the $4,000 required for his own
release
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-04
OAHU SANDS ARE
BEING MADE HOT
Aspirants for Red Fezzes to
Parade With Mystic Shriners
on November 10.

Oahu's hot sands are being super
heated in preparation for the annual
chase of novice over the blistering sur.
face by fez-topped Shriners of Aloha
Temple. The sands will be heated to
white heat and on November 10. which
is Saturday, the novices will be turned
loose and the Shriners will make them
run the gantlet.
1t is to he a great day-not only for
the novices but for their tormentors. The
novices know little of what is in store
for them, but not all. Not if the Shrin.
ers know it, for they have a few things
up their sleeves and in the anterooms
which the nOvices never dreamed Of
Some of it is apparatus and some of it
IS pure imagination, but it will all serve
to put the fear of the imperial poten.
tate in their breasts. Some of the
Shriners who will do the tormenting are
men who passed their novitiate about
year ago, an occasion which they re-
member as a red letter day in their
careers, for they were handed some hot
things that were the real article. Since
that memorable day their brain cups
have been working overtime planning
new, novel and ingenious tortures for
the next bunch.
On that great day of November 10
the Mobiles of Aloha Temple and all
visiting mobiles from far away GASES will
assemble in tuxedOs and fezzes, and
immaculate white short fronts. The
imperial potentate and all the other
officials in their strange and garish Ara
bian garb will be on hand The fierce
Arab patrol with lances will be on hand.
The word "ferce" is used advisedly,
meaning haughtylooliing not punk ap.
pearing The camels and elephandonks
and many other weird animues will be
assembled and then headed by Berger's
Hawaiian band and backed up by some
Of Honolulu Is big cops the entire ag-
gregation will parade the streets, pose
for their pictures on the front steps Of
the executive building, and then pro-
coed to the X. of =. hall where the un.
fortunate novices will be put through a
few stunts. The novices will appear in
the parade, guarded by scimitaT-wielding
Shriners and will be made TO do some
funny stunts on the streets. 1t is
rllm0red that one of the BOyices will
be made TO think he is one Of the
Wright brothers and soar Cor sore)
aloft IN an air seudder.
Oh, lis going to be a great day-for
somebody.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-04
Republicans Certain to Hold the
Majority in Next House of
Representatives.
THE WHOLE FIELD
Finds No Justification of the
Claims Being Made by the
Democrats.

WASHINGTON, November 3. = Rep.
resentative William b. Mckinley, chair
man of the Republican national cam
paign committee, after hearing reports
from every State in. the Union, compar-
ing estimates submitted by various
prominent party workers and going
over great deal of the ground him
self, yesterday sent reassuring letter
to the President, stating that there il
no probability Of the Democrats making
sufficient gains in next Tuesdays cleo.
ton to secure control of the house Of
representatives or to make any sub
staintial gains against tho Republican
majority.
For the past several weeks the Demo
Gratis have been claiming gains in
strength in many of the doubtful States,
and the Democratic press has been fore
casting a Democratic majority in the
next house.
The Republican majority in the pres
ent house of representatives is forty
one, n party division showing two hun
dred and seventeen Republicans to one
hundred and seventy-four Democrats.
Democratic forecasts, recently issued,
give one hundred and sixty.one sure
seats to themselves to one hundred and
forty to the Republicans, leaving ninety
seats as doubtful.
These figures Chairman Mckinley
dubs as unwarranted and absurd, pre-
dieting majority for the Republicans
about equal to that of the present house.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-04
SILVER SUPPLY IS
ENGRAVING NOW

A horrible calamity appears to have
overtaken the community in its great
est need The city is short of that
which makes the mare and exc the
mayor 60. Its silver supply is vanish
ing, no one knows whittier or why 1t
is just naturally going.
Honolulu never was quite 80 short
in small change before aud IL the short.
age continues Treasurer Conkling and
the other financial gentlemen who are
supposed TO regulate our currency are
going to place US on silver standard
and use the gold for paving Fort street,
Various theories are advanced The
politicians receive most Of tbs odium
on the superstition that they have the
silver market e0Tnered Ia expectation
OF November B, when they Wil need
the coin Of the realm 10 small pieces
and plenty Of II,
Another theory Il that All the small
change las gone into sugar stoeks and
maybe tho japauesn are sending n out
OF the country Then aRain McDniie
has put ihe hih0sh on the pake gHHbleY
and thea charming lndI dual 10 longer
has chance ~ Arep n moving What
esef u ihe mailef Hiih ia fhe faft Jf.
mains fhai fhep u nl "ehlekeHs fsea \"
around l00se, 3 condition Whifh feme
ilmoi sfpees ugaplf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-04
NOW BROWNIES
ATTORNEY IS
UNDER FIRE

CHICAGO, November 3-Charles
Erbstein, who was counsel for Lee
o Neil Browne, recently tried on a
charge of bribing members of the Illi-
nois legislature to bring about the
election of United States Senator Lori
mer, was yesterday indicted by the
grand jury on a charge of bribery, The
charge is that he bribed members of
the trial jury in Brownies favor and
thereby secured the acquittal of his
client.
The first trial of Browne resulted in
a hung jury; the second jury found him
not guilty. 1t was openly charged in
the Chicago press that the jury had
been tempered with in both cases, while
the first jury drawn was discharged by
THE trial judge on account of the opeI
talk of it having been "fixed"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-04
ANOTHER OPIUM
SEIZURE MADE
TrunkfuI of Contraband Dope Is
Again Discovered in Express
Office.

Yesterdays investigation into the
opium smuggling, so auspiciously COM
menced at the beginning of the week,
resulted in the seizure, early in the
evening, of twenty seven more tins of
unstamped opium.
For the second time the haul was
made in the express office Officials are
more reticent about this discovery than
even the others, the details OF which
were given no undue publicity. The tip
which led to the seizure Of the second
trunk with its contrP band contents was
derived b. United States District Attor-
ney Brcckons from his invest CATION of
Domingo, but this time the trunk has
no further connection with the SNUG.
Cling operations of that er terplising
young gentleman.
This second Trunk was an arrival on
the Mongolia, it's owner being still free
of the clutches of the federal officials
conducting the opium Investigations.
The man who brought or had ent here
this trunk is now supposed TO be one
of Ferreira IS running mates on the
steamers, and engaged with him along
the same lines.
The man is a Porting csc, but little
besides this would be given out last
night. The market price of stamped
opium two days ago was $50 tin, and
while there was a rumUr TO the effect
that contraband opium had fallen in
price owing to the risk in holding it,
compromise estimate, setting it at
$40, would make the value of last
night g seizure about $1l00.
Anna Schilling, the Austrian woman
who was taken into custody on the
strength of some of Fe-rera's state
ments, was released yesterday, and is
said to have no longer any connection
with the case.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-04
CANALEJAS READY
FOR STERN ACTION
Correspondent New York Horald.)

Correspondent New York Herald.)
MADRID, October ISL have Just
seen Senior Canalejas, the premier, who
says a respectable minority of Span
iards entertain republican ideas and
have received with Joy the proclama-
tion of a republic in Portugal
"This Is but natural, " he continued.
"Since this government is a liberal one
] have no idea of preventing repub-
lican enthusiasm provided it is kept
within lawful limits and does not in
volve threats against the existing
monarchial regime in Spain. The re-
publicans being in minority here L
do not entertain the slightest apprehen-
sion that the events in Port, yal can
cause similar consequence Spain.
At the present moment the o ly place
which causes me some concern is Bar
celona, on account of the celebration of
the international congress of free think
ers.
"The agitation is directed from
abroad, the main centers being at Brus-
sells and Rome, At Brussels Mons.
Laurent, lawyer of great intellectual
capacity, attorney for Ferrer 3 heirs, is
wrongly helping to provoke agitations.
Other directing centers, though less inn
portant, are Paris and London. Anar-
chists from all the American countries
are coming also and are having an inn
portant hand in the affair.
az have made known to the promot-
srs Of the congress that If their meet
ings are held within their houses and
If their remarks are merely general in
character will allow them, but / will
punish energetically any remarks
against the monarchy"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-04
DEMOCRATS ADMIT FACT THAT
KUHIO WILL CARRY BIC ISLAND

believes by smaller majority than at
the last election. The only remaining
hope of his defeat remains in the
chance that, if when addressing the
Hawairans, the Delegate should lose
his temper as he is sometimes apt to
do. The contest for Delegate will be
decided on East Hawaii, as was the
case in 1908. Then it was to give him
majority to overcome the loss in
West Hawaii, while this year it will
be to prevent loss on this side that
can not be overcome by the majority
on East Hawaii. AUCKLAND.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-04

Especial Wireless to The Advertiser.)
HILO, November From author.
itative Democratic circles it is learned
that Kuhio is safe, by small major.
ity, on West Hawaii where he was
beaten two years ago by McCandless.
This is due to the Princes action in
getting the Waiohinu lands for home.
steads.
Ny Democratic informant admits
Kuhio will carry the whole island but