davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-06

Easy on the woman: easy on the.
clothes! That, in a nutshell, is the
Fels-Naptha way of washing.
Fels-Naptha soap does away with all
the hard and disagreeablc part of washing
clothes. Little rubbing, no steaming sudsl
to bend over, no keeping up fire boil the
clothes, no nauseous odor from cooking
soiled garments.
Then, clothes last longer with no boil
ing to weaken their fiber and no hard rub
bling to wear them than.
Look for the red and green wrapper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-06
WOULD BUY WATER PLANT.

Special river to river dragged roa,
Denison Commercial Club.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
ADJUSTMENTS

The Orpheum company announces
their feature bill for the summer in
the productioa that win be seen COM
mencing tonight. Who's Who" is the
tile OF the ill. and the company have
been hard az work rehearsine the
piece for the rast week. Reed. West
and Flynn viii all have star parts
and with these three Jolly comedians
holding dow the boards there is
boand TO be something doing at the
0rpheum for the next four nights.
Geneiveve De Tacour will play the
part OF society young lady. and be
sides presenting several very clever
song numbers. VIII have a chance
10 display some exquisite gowns
Florence Reed in the part Of a so
ciety matron viii have one Of the
best parts she has had since the
companys return to Bisbee. Who's
Who" promises 10 be a novelty in the
amusement line that viii surely APP
peal to i3isbee theatre goers. The
bill will only be presented fog four
nights
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
MOTORCYCLE RACE
AMONG THE EVENTS
WILL PROBABLY BE- ADDED TO
THE LIST or SPORTS ON The
FOURTH.

In conjunction with the program Of
| sports here on July 4th. IL has been
suggested that a motorcycle race be
| added 10 the schedule. and when the
details Of the program are mapped
cut this feature viii with ont doub.
be added
There are nov about twelve motor
cycles in town and their riders could
put up a good exhibition for those
who love to see anything on the
speed 'em-up' order Most OF them
take daily spins about the Country
club race track and are therefore
constantly in trim and ready 10 par
ticipated
The last motorcycle race held here
was IN connection with the Christ
mas matinee meet Of the Warren
District Drying dub. Five miles
was covered by the winning machine
n little over seven minutes. which
is considered pretty fast time
in addition to motorcycle race.
there are prospects Of a horse race
or two to complete the track end OF
the program. This may also in
clude an automobile race.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
TAKEN IN PHOENIX
FOR M|SUSING MAILS
TYNER WILL HAVE TO RETURN
TO MONTANA FOR ALLEGED
FRAUD.

PHOENIX. May 10.-G. S. Tyner
an employee of the II. H. NeNsh COM
pany. was arrested yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshal Ber-
nard Anderson on the charge of us
ing the United States mails to de-
fraud The complaint sworn TO by
the officer was based on an indict-
ment returned some time ago by the
United States grand jury at Billings,
Montana. The papers in the case
were received within this jurisdiction
a day or two ago United States At
tOrney Morrison viii arrive in the
city this morning with the original
Indictment and Tynsrwill be taken
before United States Commissioner
tombstone. Tyner says he viii not
resist his removal TO Montana.
He is charged N connection with
one Samuel Gray Of the misuse Of the
mails to defraud the wholesale firm
Of Tibbs. Hutchings &Co. Of ST. Paul,
Mimi
The first offence was in writing
. letter 10 the clothing firm. saying
that Tyner was the proprietor Of the
Model Store" at Red Lodge. Mont.
and that he and Gray had bought the
stock at Red Lodge Of Herbert c. Har
RS. who also owned a store at Billings
It was stated that they had paid Har
ris S65S0 for the stock Harris had
previously ordered godds from Tibbs
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
NEW CITIZENS ARE
ASKING FOR PAPERS
ABOUT 25 FROM THIS DISTRICT
APPEAR AT TOMBSTONE WITH
APPLICATIONS.

According TO local attorneys re-
turling from the county seat. the
court was exceedingly busy with
those who desired 10 become citizens
of the United States. About twenty.
five of them we're from Bisbee and
the Warren destrict.
They consisted mostly of Finland
ers and Servians. with a few English
men. Some of them were anxious
10 enroll il order that they might
vote at the coming spring election
All were apt at answering the nee
essary questions. One that they in
variably hit square on the head was
when questions concerning the house
OF representatives came up. One OF
them was Who has charge Of the
house of Representatives?
Joe Cannon replied every body
and received the grade Of one hund
red per cent.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
TEXAS AND ARIZONA
NOW A PRODUCER
EXPECTED THAT RED MOUNT,
AIN WILL BE NEXT IN THE
JOHNSON DISTRICT.

In letters received by local friends
from Pete Divoracyk. who is n charge
Of the Red Mountain Development
company during the absence OF f.
Briggs. it is stated that the Texas
( Arizona property is now a produc-
er and that the Red Mountain will
be the next one on the list
In the bottom of No. ! shas. which
IS now 80 feet deep they have broken
Unto softer ground which is more
open. The opinion Of the miners who
iare working there is that they are
nearing a body Of ore
AS there are quite n number of pro
missing strikes reported from the
Johnson camp. which is situated in
the Dragons the Review will short.
ly send an able writer over TO the
district for write-up of existing con
ditions
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11

10 secure at least one other twirl-
er. a Class a man as il is now OBJ
vious that nothing else will do in
this league. with the classy bunch
that eyerybodys gotten together.
When El Paso opens its season here
there will be second inaugural ball
given by Manager Dalrymple at the
old opera house. Brennan's orches-
ira will furnish the music and the
same arrangements for a royal good
time will prevail. as they decidedly
succeeded at the opening of the sea
son. The FL Paso boys Of course
will be the guests OF honor and mem
bers of the rooters club will be out
full force to assist in all arrange
me1ts for the welfare OF those VINO
attend II is planned to give base
bah dance once a month during the
playing season.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
CORR WILL NOT Be
READY TILL JUNE q
is COMPELLED TO ASK LATER
DATE FOR TRIAL OF PAT
MCCULLOUGH.

Franklin 3. Dorr returned TO tho
city yesterday from Tombstone
where he went TO represent p. J. Nc
Cullough. street superintendent OF
Bisbee, who is under Indictment on
a charge OF embezzlement and brib-
cry. When the case was called Mr..
Dorr asked that the case be set
down for some day in June as J. f.
Morrison OF the firm of Morrison
and Dorr. would not be able to be
in Cochise county to try the case
until that date.
District Attorney Williams, on be.
half OF the county. stated that on
account of what had been said in
connection with the Mccullough in,
dictment that he would prefer to
see the case tried on May 18th, as
three days had been left open on
the calendar for this purpose
Mr. Dorr stated that under no
conditions would he consent TO such
an early date in justice to himself
and his client and finally the cases
We're set down for trial June %.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11

Hutchings & Co. for the Red Lodge
store and the object Of the letter was
to secure the shipment which had
been ordered by Harris. The goods
were sent At the time Of the writing
OF this letter it is stated In the com
plant. the defeadent had not paid
more than $1,000 for the goods pur-
chased of Harris
A subsequent misuse of the mails
was the sending of a statement Of the
financial condition OF the Model
store" TO Tibbs. Hutchings & Co. In
this il was repeated that the value
OF the stock on hand was $3.50; that
there was cash On hand TO the amount
of $27O and that the stock was in.
sursd for $4,000
Tais letter writing took place early
in March of 1905
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
GOLF CONTESTS ARE
NARROWING DOWN
THREE MATCHES PLAYED SUN
DAY IN THE SERIES ARRANGED
FOR THE MONTH.

Ii the first series OF games for
the Country club spring golf cham
pionship Sunday morning, three
matches were played, the winners
being Poppen. Pelton and Sherman.
Poppen defeated Lewis. Pelton
beat Brophy and Sherman beat Nil.
ton. Others matched for the mex;
series are Curry vs.. Gardner, Hamil
ton vs.. Roesler. Nash vs.. Williams
The games are al on the elimina
ton process and viii not become in
teresting for a week or two yet
Then they VIII begin to saw off FOL
the finals. the ultimate winner to b,
declared champion and winner o
the prize.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
FANS NOW SANER, PREPARE: FOR
NEW SPELL OF FRENZY SATURDAY

Everybody has apparently regain
ed his equilibrium after that sunday
ioy-fest at Douglas. when the local
larrupers and Clarence Marshall in
particular proved themselves able
to cope with bigleague talent and
win permanent claim TO the title OF
Dars Darlings-especially among the
members of the fair sex.
Whether the average fan noticed
It or not il was a fact that in the
Douglas half of the ninth inning. Mar
shall wound up his superb perform
ance BY retiring the side on Just
three pitched balls considered a
great feat even in the big leagues.
He Just did It 10 more emphateally
demonstrate that he had every thing
needed Marshall says he has a KID
brother at home who plays baseball
II those at home are all like him
transportation and pie-cards are
ready for the whole family.
Walter Hanson is no longer a mem
her of the team. He received an
Offer yesterday from the Peoria club
Of the ThreeI league and viii leave
as soon as his transportation ar
rives. He VIII play the outtield and
mitch. and at an increased salary
from the figure he was receiving here
Wish those big leaguebusy bodies
would let our men alone for while
There's Louie LANAI. whom Ted sui
livan's trying 10 get for his Clinton.
Iowa club, with the promise of push
sng him up 10 the big leagues in
season or so. Louie, however Is
nrettv well satisfied right here and
probably will not accept the ofer-
The Demons are trying to land Guy
MN. whom its intimated Cananea
viii let 20. The Demons will have
IN argue with Bisbee on that point
as since Van jumped the team they
have strings out to get him
ThereH be big doi1gs When IAN
anea comes 10 town. Everybody a.
,rsvs sure of good exhibitions when
the OMEN Sabes arrive and the team
= rreat drawing card here II Is
understood an excursion VIII be run
nm from Calanea Sunday, and the
crowd win probably equal, if not eA-
cepd. that OF the sunday game win
Douglas here.
Friday night the Cananea bunch az
rives and what with the rooters pa
rada and the yell-arusts. demonstra-
lions Saturday and sunday when
they make their debut as a club, VIII
make the baseball circles eXceeuiis-
Is lively.
The club is now left with but two
,,itcbers. but efforts are being MADE
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
GOOD HEARTED OLD
NEGRO DIES IN JAIL
PEARSON" BROWN, POPULAR
WITH ALL, is vlcTim o.
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM.

Parson' Brown. a wen llopn coli
ored character. died at the branch
county jail early yesterday morning
He was jailed several days ago and
at the time was suffering from de-
li-um tremens. which was the cause
Of death. At times he raved terri
bly,. baseball being his subject. and
he died shortly after shouting. as b.
was accustomed TO go On the streets.
for everybody to attend the big game
at Warren, best evan played west
Of the Mississippi rivah."
Brown was a great eharactor m,
came here when times were good
| and "portered" around various sa-
looms. as wen as shining choes.
Brown used to make lots OF monc-.
but he spent it as fast as it came 10
him. He was a goOd-hearted feIlos
however. and anyone who happeraf
to be hungry could always get the
fast cent Brown had if he asked for
it,
Brown was from Virginia and in
his young days was something Of
a preacher among the negroes. That
is where he obtained the nickname
Parson." But he thea took to drink
and decided a preachers lsfe was not
for him. Brown was also a great
baseball fan and never missed q game
turning out with a huge megaphonc.
Prince Albert coat and plug hat and
roofing till the last maa was out. lie
always used to advertise the ball
games. parading about town with his
megaphone. and announcing in his
own peculiar fashion.
Business men about towa are cir
culating petition to raise funds for
his burial. He was a great favorite
with them although they used to have
considerable sport at his expense. The
funeral will be held this after noon
at 4:30 O'Clock from the O. K under
taking parlors.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11

THE EARLE INSTITUTES are the
only institutes in the United States
doing this high-class work. For a mum
Der Of years he EARLE INSTITUTES
chief doctor was head doctor for the
celebrated Woodbury. Institutes and
this fact alone means that he is skilled
in these lines.
Send stamps for booklet. OF better
stin call and see this great doctor.
Address THE EARLE INSTITUTES.
suite SOl-2 Broadway Central bldg,
i24 ). Broadway. Los Angeles. Cal
tNotice Beware OF Importers
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
Rooters, Club Grows.


Another meeting of the committee
having in charge the lbig rooters'
parade for Friday night was held at
the Copper Queen hotel last even
ing and details partially arranged.
Every body has enthusiastically taken
up the Idea of a rooters' club and
especially the demonstration planned
that cannot help but encourage base
ball locally
Another band has offered its Ser
vices. that being the ewly-organized
Royal band. under ]. b. Norcross' di-
rection. 1t will play at the Red
Mems picnic and also in the Red
Mems parade Saturday nigAt. They
will be welcomed IN the rooters' line
up also.
Today all those DESTROYS of enroll
ing in the membership of the con-
Germ are requested to hunt up Bob
Newcomb. who will be provided with
membership badges to distribute TO
everybody. also a bunch OF yells
which will be printed and distrib-
uted 50 those who are going to turn
out both in the parade and al the prak
viii be familiar with them.
The final meeting OF the committee
will be held at the hotel tomorrow
night when every rooter is invited to
meet with them and discuss plans
of action-namely helping win games
for Bisbee
The costumes the rooters are to
wear Friday night viii be screams
and the parade should attract crowds
TO the downtown section. Several
subcommittee 10 look after differ
ent things connected with the parade
were appointed last night and VIII
get busy today
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11

To arrange . 5000 mile endurance
run from Phoenix TO indianapolis is
The ambition of Charles 2. McLucas.
agent OF the Overland Automobile
company He says that even if he
fails to make any other entries. he
viii do the run alone in one OF his
cars.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11

Tucson city council is considering
the appointmentOf the official inspec-
tor of weights and measures. whose
business it shall be 10 see that the
public gets full measure at the 10
cal stores.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11

The Shamrock Mining < Milling
company has been organized with a
eauital of 100000 to take over and
operate promising properties in the
Steepie Rock district. near Duncan.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
Man is. Account Redmens Picnic

For the above occasion the PASO & SOUTHWESTERN
sell tickets 70 Lewis Springs reurnG from stations and
rates named on May 15thgood only date;
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
Coast League Results.

BatlefleS-l on1esOn, OnilsJan,
Moser and Mite; Willis and Berry.
III inningsD
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11

Batteries-Joss and Clark. Nor
gan and Livingston. Called in the
u. darkness.)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11

Batteries-Hun and Lalonge: Will
lett and Brown.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-11
BIG LEAGUE

ADD BIG LEAGUE BALL
National League Res A-s.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
FELLED BY MISTAKE.
Highzcaymen Took Chauffeur
for Wealthy Clubman.

Hampstead, Long Island, Jan. Is (Spe-
ciaD.-Evidently mistaking him for
wealthy member of the Meadow Brook
Club. two highwaymen this evening as
saulted Herbert Rennerson, a chauffeur
and brother of the steward of the club,
and as result he lies at the club with
concussion of the brain and small chance
to recover from his injuries.
Rennerson had been visiting his brother
at the club, and just before dark started
to walk to Westbury, two miles away,
wearing a big fur coat. The men at
tackled him under the bridge below the
ciunhouse over which the Long Island
Railroad runs. One of the two threw
coat about his head and shoulders, and
ne1ore he could make an outcry he was
struck over the head with an iron bar.
After emptying his pockets of all they
contained, getting S55 in cash, the rob-
bers abandoned him to his fate and made
their escape
James Cosgrove, who LAYS the drag for
the hounds to follow when the club has
a hunt, was returning to the club about
y O'Clock, when he discovered Renner-
son, who was still unconscious. and took
MIN In his wagon TO the club, where DIR
n. L. Laneheart found he was suffering
from conclusion Of the brain.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
ARMY MEN PUNISHED.
Spanish Officers Dealt zcith
SeUereIu.

Madrid. Jan. 13.-The government has
adopted severe measures following a
manifestation OF army officers in front
of the Offices OF a military newspaper
here. which has been waging campaign
of criticism in connection with the dis
tribution of honors to the troops OF the
MeIilla expedition.
Count de Villar. Captain General of
Madrid, has been removed from his post
and all heads OF the army corps of which
the manifestants were members have
been relieved OF their commands
Several of those who took part in the
demonstration have been sent to the
fortress, while other arrests are certain
TO be made.
The manifestation, which was against
the government, 1T is stated by a sec
tion of the press. was a plan OF the
Conservatives to embroil the army with
the government.
1t is considered in political circles that
a ministerial crisis is probable. The
discomfort of large section of the Off
GERS has been Increased by the proposal
TO give General WeyIer the title of field
marshal.
The captains general of Valencia. Ga
Iicia and ValladoIid also have been re-
moved from office for not checking the
trouble
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
4GED NAN ARRESTED.
Has Long Criminal Record,
San DetectiUeS.

Detectives McConville and Nelson. Of
the Central Office, arrested last night a
man who said he was Charles F. Rich
ards, seventy years old, of No. 3333 West
ed street and locked him UP at Police
Headquarters, charged with attempted
grand larceny. Richards was accom-
panied by woman-his wife, he said.
She was allowed TO go at Headquarters
Richards had in his possession about
$4,000 worth of valuable stocks, accord
ing to a tip received by the detectives.
But these stocks were not found when
he was arrested.
A woman detective was used to trap
Richards, and, according to the story of
the detectives, he tried to sell her some
worthless stock The woman refused to
buy. saying she didn't have enough
money Both left the hotel where the
negotiations had taken place, and the
detectives followed Richards. who met
his wife. The arrest followed
The detectives say they base their
charge of attempted grand larceny on
the alleged offering of stocks of no value
TO Lulu Esten, the woman detective
McConville said he made list of the
stocks the man had when arrested, and
was informed by experts that they we're
of no value
Richards. said the detectives, was con-
victed on July 80, 1881, under the name
of George N. Soville. in San Francisco.
of grand larceny. sentenced II eight
years in Jail. and pardoned by the Gov
ernor in September, 1882. In July 1894
the detectives said Richards, who went
under the aliases of Charles Francs and
Lord Ashburton. was convicted of grand
larceny in London, England and SEN
fenced to three years in prison. In June,
1897. according to the detectives. under
the aliases of Charles Bertran and Lord
Ashburton, he was convicted of grand
larceny and forgery. and sentenced to
ten Years penal Servitude
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
ALIEN HELD A YEAR.
Boy Kept at Elks Island Until
Cured of Disease.

Although he arrived at this port more
than a year ago. Abraham Rotman, a
six-year-old Russian boy. did not actu-
ally land in this country until yesterday.
He has been at Ellis Island for one year,
one month and eighteen days. having ar
rived here from Russia in November,
1908
The boy came with his father and
mother and two older sisters, all of them
being admitted to the country but him.
The marine hospital surgeons found the
child had a contagious disease of the
scalp. and his parents could not take
him with them to their new home. in
St. Louis. The father. Philip Rotman.
was confronted with the alternative of
accompanying his son back to Russia or
paying for his keep at the Ellis Island
Hospital. and he chose the latter plan.
The father remitted fee of rs cents a
day to the government for his sons
treatment and care at Ellis Island, and
the boy was discharged as cured two
davS ago
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
SWOPE MURDER PLOT.
Scheme TO XII Eight
1C1th Typhoid Germs.
GBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune 7

Kansas City. Mo, Jan. 1S-Relatives Of
Thomas Fl. Swope, the muIti-milIionaire
philanthropist, and his nephew. Christman
SWope. placed to-day the investigation into
the1r death which is already well under
way In the hands Of local law firm.
The assertion is made that Thomas Swope
and his nephew were poisoned. and that
the author Of the crime also inocculated
the entire Swope family of eight persons
with typhoid germs in an effort to ex-
terminate them. Shortly before Christ
man Swopes death. the man TO whom sus-
plcion points visited the office of bac-
teriologist here and procured typhoid cult
ures. it is said
1t developed to-day that Swope's body
was taken from a vault in Forest Hill
cemetery on Wednesday and submitted to
a medical examination. Attorneys repre-
sent1ng the Swope estate say they are con
vinced a deep laid plot existed to kill first
Colonel Swope and then other member. Of
his family. A person who hoped TO become
sole beneficiary of the Swope millions
plotted the deaths, they assert