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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-31

in the same establishment swells the
aggregate of employees affected during
the period to 9,529,434.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-10-31

Statistics 70 the twenty-five year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
,ID ron SWISS SUFFERERS.
appeals sent Here for Funds because Of
Dr>IrucIIon bS Floods.

I'll" Swiss f"i"ral Council has l~-uei
80 the p.opl. OF SwIt l.rlaui AMI the SUI ~,
la foreign countries a. appeal for funds
IeCaIs" Of the nav GO wrought ~ the floods
ga June last II l. only recently that IN.
cNt"nt Of the damag" has t,.an learret
~ i the Joss to individuals alone runs Up
-n the millions. An exceptionally heavy
rainfall not only turned small brooks
into torrents but oausei ayalau Ches
which practically wiped out whole village
The loss II life was comparatively small
Int The property damage was enormous
IN" appeal has Just been sent To the Swis,
lIb iu this city and similar oTgauiza-
fIprS all over the world. and there il no
..uuHt that II will he literally responded
80 by the Swiss everywhere The appeal
''a. = IA part ~ follows:
The number Of places affected IL very
..-t'. the cantons Of In. S'hNyz and
,.r.,pus being the greatest sufferers. and
.." extent 81 territory involved aud the
r.'.4uIary lo-- are great a. 70 make u
t.aual calamity. N. " hole section pre-
-.rl- picture 81 de-olsriou. houses and
.,r.l. destroyed. dams bridges and roads
.-r.,.d away fields ana crops ruined and the
49, 20 individuals amounts to millions
'N'' Inhabitants Of tho ruined district
PHI hrayely against N" inuudstion with
t--i-tance 81 militia and worked with
- SupcrhumAn strength and pcr-
-...y TO connn" The effect 81 the foods
iii eudeaVor to replace the ruined
leads and remedy the damage But
...-.. Et" - imperative Ia view Of tho
.... II the calamity II - necessary that
, .'.r" population OF switzerland help.
.." 'vp previous appeals under sun liar
... u, made ~ isss and ls7s. prov 81
.."".-fIl and "" b-lieVc that this
E.l md an equally ready and liberal
..-" Al swiss vii gladly taxi. part
ra'riotI" and benevolent work. and
.f.,.rI j. made w"l 20 all 'he Swiss
...u' -D"ie'i"s in Switzerland and 10
-H.-- n foreign countries \ port ion
-lfu rol@ctsd IN -SS was set apart
... .r"arion u public fund for the
.- ION - river banks. and the Swiss
r.'Ipu has by -tAtut" IN" power 10
Do no erection of such safeguards.
res he dist ribution Of the entire
ID A. result 81 thus appeal
.." -lrarers by thi- catastrophe
.. no - true that some portions 81
..... are annually overTun by
. rourists. the Inundated dis
away from the best travelled
~! practically nothing ia the
..-at'- ~ the Disaster has been
Co. I4 this country. A. mat
q. 100" Swiss Government itself
.vI. 90 ToaIiI.' the extent Of 10
... .tav- ant the meagre de-
.HIH. were received here were
o. -puI a. real The Swiss
.t York city has already com
LECTION ~ fund.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

eighth street She IL a daughter OF the
late Henry Barley. who came here nom
Switzerland as a Young man and who
left a fortune. Mira Barbey was a sister
81 the late Pierre LDrillard. The elder
sister ~ the brlde-slect - Countess de
PourtAle@. who has - chateau on Lake
Geneva Mr. and Mrs Pierre Lorillard
Barbcy went over In May for the summer,
Mr. and Mrs A lanfear Norrie are on
the other side, where they will remain
until after the nuptials.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt are
cruising about the British Isles on their
steam Yacht the North Star Mr.. and
Mrs william h Vanderbilt are in Scot
land for IN" shooting season. Mrs
French Vanderbilt gave a dance at Harbor-
view. her Newport place. on tuesday
night Gue-ts !:s!n various dinners went
on for the dance, and she gave one Of
thirty covers Sh" will give another din
ner dance next Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs
Reginald =. Vanderbilt gave "A luncheon
followed by music last Sunday at Sandy
Point Farm Mrs Frederick " Wander
hilt IL at her camp In the Adirondacks -
Mrs Elliott F Shepard il passing
August with her son-in-law and daughter
MIR and Mrs Ernesto q FabbTi. at their
Bar Harhor cottage Nr- William
O.goOd Field gave tea yesterday after
noon at her new place. Hgniawn mouse
In Lemon Mr. Field was In town In the
Cours. - th. week Mrs Hamilton Mck
Twomblv and her daughter. Miss Ruth
Vanderbilt Twombly We're also In town
Mrs Harold Brown. a daughter ~ W
Watts sherman. viii l"ave Newport for
Eurnts. this weak She will ipin her sisi ar
Mrs Norm" S"llar. now recup-rating from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
s,uden, Pilgrim. Prom CoIoSne.

Profs. Charles Eckert and Karl Schwars-
child and thirty-two students OF the
High School OF Commerce and Industry
OF Cologne arrived yesterday by the
Hamburg American liner America 10
study the industries ~ the United States.
They will take in all the big manufactur-
ing and business citiee, visit the mInes.
see Washington and the y Yellowstone Park
Park. Some time In September they
will return q New York and inspect the
Great White Way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

typhoid fever In Scotland. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Piepont Morgan. Jr., left yesterday
for England on the Baltic. Mr.. MorRan's
mother ard sister. Miss Anne Morgan.
are both abroad. J, Pierpont Morgan,
who attended the I.awrence-Dtx weddinE
on "Wednesday Was the guest OF Mr. and
Mr. J. Borden Hartman at Mount nisoo
during the week Mr. and Mrs. Gouver-
neur Morris. who will leave next Wednes-
day for Europe on the Mauritania. wiz De
absent but month.
The wedding Of Ale xander b. Marvin
Of New Rochelle, n. Y. and Miss Minna
Txombly Jones, q niece 81 the late IL.
Mex Twombly. will take place on Wednes-
day. September 7. In a church at Boston
with breakfast later NJ the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W.
Jones. The bride will he attended by her
sister, Miss Charlotte Jones. as maid OF
honor. and the bridegroom will he as
sisted by his brother. Samuel wesley
Marvin. Jr Of this years graduating class
at Harvard as hest man Mr. MARVIN
has a coffee plantation In Porto Hico' wnere
Walter Nick. Twombly Jones. a brother
Of Miss Jones. who il to be at the wedding.
passes much Of his time.
MIR and Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay. who
are ON am automobile tour in Holland.
will return here in September Edmund
L Bayles i due 10 arrive THE week from
his annual foreign trip Mrs. bayliss
remains on the other side to visit Mr.
and Mrs Bradley Martin at BalmacaAn.
Scotland
Mr. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney will
leave for Europe next Saturday. MIR
whitney will devote himself 10 shooting
In Scotland at Daily Hall the hunting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs De LAncey Nicoll are
friends az their new country
place at Southampton. l. I They will
give dance for young people newt
Wednesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
mn PIERIE Sans AWAY.
of. Ga,c Hail for Trial AFTER q
carriage Ipset.

TO- r."r''e. nOnsswoman. VINO ~
Ha - Mrs Tom Pierce. al
r."a called yesterday by
.rr liner Naderiand. accord
a = the line. The re-
Hr- Pi"rcs's friend Adele
woman good-by on the
oman raised her veil just
I'" Mise Richie. who made a
q 'axicah and got away
~ tuythIng. Mrs. Pierce
-'...i ''rre m the last several
.nH - -nH was IN Bellevue
disturbance IN Central
'.." gay- ago she was
'.' ffI wtIl. accompany d
Mes El'onie for driving
Incidentally her carriage
..' and -l- VA bruised She
pus held for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
GOING TO WEAR NIeHrINsALEss
Live songsters On Ysur Bonnet May No
an Anita udubonic Novelty.

Mrs cambridge spotswood. who arrived
yesterday by the Hamburg-Amertoan
inner America. declared the story tAnt
she was going to sue for divorce wac not
true Herman Tape. q milliner. was
also a passenger by the Amerika- He
said that he had posed two live nightin-
gales on the hat Of Mrs. Spotswood juss
20 see how they would look II the fe~hion-
able folk decided 90 wear live nightinGAlsA
this season. The birds arc still alive.
Other passengers were Franz Won
Reichenau German Minister 60 Porsia,
who with his wife and two daughters y
on a vacation trip around the world;
Cen Charles Miller and George b. Aztec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

Homer Laughlin. Mr.. and Mrs Homer
LAnghlin. Jr. and Miss Gwendclyn
Laughlin. who have been At the Waldorf
Astoria since their return from q tour Of
the world. will tour the Berkshi res in an
AUTOMOBILES before returning to their
home In LoA AnReles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07
Pure Silk Thread Hosiery
Greatly Below Prevailing Prices

Women's
Pure Silk Hose exceptional quality, ow.
in black, white and coor Values up 20 $i7s Pair, o.
Three Pairs $3.50
French Pure Thread Silk Hoe, open q. -
work instep, in desirable coo Value S2lS Pair, - 30
Three Pairs $500
French Pure Thread Silk Hose, with a@w
elf clocks In colors, Value SITS Pair, Z.kS
Three Pairs $3.50
Mems
Pure Thread Silk, quality In or.
black and coor soes Values up $l.6S Pair, SSS
Three Pairs $3.50
French Pure Silk Half Hose ~w
In black desirable coloD, Value $22S Pair, ksIS
Three Pairs $500
West Twenty-third street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

The we,iding ofNIiss Marguerite Barhey
II New York and Gilbert Elliott son ~
the late Frederick and Lady Charlo tie
Elliott will be celebrated IN London
IN September Miss Barbey made h er
social debut hero several seasons ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

Gov. Hughes summer Cottage.
SARASAc INN. n. Y. Aug. Gov. and
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes and family win
arrive at Saranac Inn within the next few
days to occupy a cottage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

ssat Of Sir Ernest Cassel Mrs. whitney
and Mrs. James A. Burden viii attend
10 their shopping In Paris. Mr.. and Mrs
Whitney will return In October.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
MULLEN TAKEH OR
 SMUGGLING CHARGE
OFFICERS THINK BARTENDER HAS BEEN SUPPLYING OPIUM TO LOCAL EATERS.

Georsge Mullen. a bartender, was arrested at Naco Sunday by Line Rider James Gambel upon the charge of having opium in his possession. a felony under the United States stat ues. He was brought to Bisbee by L. $. Deputy Marshal White. and upon p'eading not guilty 10 the charge before U. $. Commissioner j. D. Tay- Tor. was returned to jail to await hearing. which will be held Wednes- day.
 II Is tine belief of the officers that in the person of Mullins they have made an important capture, as he is thought to have been the source Of supply for a number Of the hop heads or opium smokers. of this city Mullen had been in the habit it is alleged. of smuggling or having cmuggled over to him the opium which he had concealed at Naco, Ariz.. disposing of it to the smokers Of the surrounding section.
 In MuHen's possession when arrest ed was found a small quantity of the product of the poppy. and it is upon this charge that he is to be prose cuted. He has been under surveii- lance for some time, but the first op- po-tunity to catch him with the goods on" came Sunday and his ar- rest followed promptly.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
BABY SHOW IN
 LOWELL Is ON
 HE PROGRAM
Feature for Evening of July 4 Is Adopted by the Commit teei Decorations Win Be Ample.

A baby show is the latest idea Of the Lowell committeeman who are striving to make the celebration to be held in the little town on the ev ening Of July Fourth the most un- ique ever witnessed in this section. This plan was discussed at meet ing of the committeeman held last
 evening. with the result Of it's unan- imous adoption.
 The committeeman will advertise this event as one of the chief fea- lures Of the evening. The mucking contest and masked carnival will run behind. What is a toiling grown up.s or a beautifully or comically masked grown up compared with the manifold attractions of the tiny at Oms of humanity known as babies To add to the interest three seas oned bachelors, among the most hard cned in their dislike for matrimons to be found in the district. or the world, are to be t1e judges. Ina the judges will have their hands ful in handling the unfamiliar infants ana marking them on points is certain The first prize in this event will b a fine carriage for the little one ad l iadged to be the hardsonest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
GAAANEA LAUGHS
 AT WILD REPORT

CANANEA. June 2O.-tspecial1- Locally great surprise is expressed over the wild rumors which have been going out of Naco for the past few days about alleged revolutionary movements on foot in this city. While a few arrests have been made here, nothing like the number stated in the alleged authentic specials from Naco printed in the Fl Paso Herald and Bisbee Miner have been placed in durance.
 It seems strange that none of the huge number of confiscated guns can be located. nor can the scores or prisoners. Cananea is as peaceful as any of her sister cities across the border The citizens do not relish reading alleged dispatches containing dreams brought about by through the dreamer's mistake in changing his brand of space producer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
FIGHT MUDDLE \ QUANDARY ID
 BIsBEE AGENT
Jack Rice Has Heard Nothing from Promoters of Johnson JeffrieS Bout in Regard to Tickets.

T haven't heard a thing rom the promoters yet. ] presume that Ari- sonians who have purchased tickets to the fight can have their money re- funded in case they do not wish to attend it when it is pulled of in Nevada" said Jack Rice, agent in this territory for the Jenries-Johnson battle tickets. Mir. Rice arrived in Bisbee Sunday for a bpief stay. in- tending to make this his headquarters until he hears something definite con- corning the intention of Jack Glea- son and c. L. CTex.) Rickard, the promoters.
 Mir. Rice was thunderstruck by the action of Governor Gillette when he declared that the fight of the century" could not be held in San Francisco. as had been planned Not having heard from his principals his attitude is that of a man at sea as 10 what to do next.
 During the last few weeks Mr Rice has been making a canvass of Arizona and northern Sonora, carry ing with him the only plat of the arena to be seen outside the Of fees of the promoters at San Fran cisco, in blue print form During his canvass he disposed of a large number of tickets and was drawing close. to the loo mark when the news of the refusal of the governor to allow the fight was received. It is believed that most of the men he sold tickets to will keep their reser- vations and follow the fighters into Nevada. In case this is not done, however. the promoters will un- doubtedly made a refund Mr. Rice was selling $50 tickets exclusively.
 Interest among Bisbee's sporting element is intense at present. A number of those who had planned 10 go are counting mp the nickles and dimes to see whether they can make the trip to Reno. Ely or Gold field. and have "ham-an' morey left when they arrive. after deducting the price of the fight ticket and transportation from their savings-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
RUSSELL WILL IS
 DULY PROBATED
INSTRUMENT LEFT BY DYING MAN RECOGNIZED AS SOUND IN LAW.

LOS ANGELES, June 20.-"Captain O'Counor shot me. there is my book; wish you would take care of 't: leave my real estete, ranch house. property to Mrs. Harry Vaughn. my money in bank to my sister Mary Russell. of Bulawayo. Africa
 The ,nrssoiDg written in a small Hank bcai- vas found on The body of Dr. 4. s. Russell. opposite the Dequesne stafe ..rIse. near Wash ington Camp. santa Cruz co~n;v, Ariz., by Ge1:;e c. Everett. was al mitted .p probate today by Judge EiIeTs.
 The property left by Dr. Russell consisting mostly of money, deposited iE savins5 bank of this city. The amount being s16S7.2s. It is under stood tha- ss-s Vaughan cannot De located. h order to have the money on deposit here turned over 10 the sister in Africa. public administrator Frank Bryson was appointed admin istrator
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
THROWS PAIL WATER
 DYER LANOLADY
CASE IN JUDGE HIGHS COURT FROM LOWELL ON CHANGE OF VENUE.

On change of venue from Justice Murphy's court at Lowell. the case of Mrs. U. $. Grant, charged with dis turbing the peace by throwing a buck. ct of water over her Iandlady. Mrs. Rigler, was tried before Justice High yesterday. Decision will be rendered today.
 Absorbing to the allegations of the complaining witness. Mrs. Grant rents a house of her. Several days since. noticing that a row of young trees she had set out were dropping. and suspecting that the tenant was not watering them properly, Mrs. Rigler secured a pal. and went to the house next door to wet down the ground around the roots of the trees. This angered Mrs. Grant. it is stated, and she proceeded to vent her feelings by taking the bucket away from Mrs. Rigler, and after emptying its con. tents upon her, following up the de luge by throwing the pail itself. Up on application of the defendant change of venue was taken to the Bisbee court from that of Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
JUDGE LEWIS HOLDS
 TOMBSTONE COURT
JUDGE DoAN WILL PRESIDE AT GLOBE DURING THE PRESENT WEEK.

TOMBSTONE. June 20.-specian- Judge Fletcher NJ. Dean left this morning for Globe. where he goes to hold a brief session of the district court of that district. during the ab- sence of Judge Lewis. who win hold court in Tombstone during this week.
 There are seven cases upon the docket of this court upon which Judge Doan is disqualified to sit. which are as follows:
 Mrs. James Reilly. contestant. ys. Martin Costello and John F. Bacon. contestees. This action is to con test the will of Judge James Reilly deceased. John B. Wright appears as counsel for the plaintiff. and Gun ningham and Riggs appear for the de fendnnts. This case involves con siderable real estate. The next case is also a civil action entitled Ferdinand Wesheimer & Sons 1 vs. W F. Dyson. for attachment. A C. Lockwood appears as the plaintia's attorney. and George Watson for the defendant
 The balance of the cases are crim inal actions against J. P. Casey.
 H. H. Stolard was on Saturday af ternoon sentenced for a term O twelve years to in the territorial pen etentiary for the murder of J. s. Un derwood.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21

Professor Caruthers opened his en- gagement at the orpheum Theatre last evening before quite large house.
 Owing to the fact that the sub jecis who voluntarily went upon the stage were not susceptible to hyp- notic influence the hypnotic comedy was not as good as expected
 Professor Caruthers carries no subject with him, but relies entirely upon the audience for subjects. He does this to show that there is ab- soIuteIy no fraud to his work The mind reading tests were wonderful
 The professor is the only man sp- bearing on the stage who fnds hid den articles. reading the mind with out contact.
 Last night an article was hidden bv A member of the committee and solely by the power of thought trans ference the article was found by the professor.
 This last demonsira of the professors convinced even the mosi skeDtical of the marvellous science oi mind reading.
 Tonight the professor will give similar demonstration. it is Co b. hoped under more favorable circum stances. as some members of th' audience were very loud. and unrul at times.
 One big show will be given, com
 nencing at o'clock promptly.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
RECLAMATION TIE
 SUBJECT ID FRJNT
TAFT HAS TALK WITH SEVERAL WESTERN MEN IN REGARD TO PURPOSE.
.Iuae 2e.-Taft

WASHINGTON, JuRe 2e.-Taft talked with Representative Hammer of Idaho and other western senators and representatives today regarding the conservation legislation. and the proposed issue of certificates for car rying forward reclamation work in the arid regions. The bill authoriz- ing executive withdrawal of power sites is also assuming satisfactory shaps and the president declared the senate bill met his views in every way
 In response to suggestion of the conseryationists, that the bill might not be held valid specifically in re- gard to withdrawals already made. the president said he could see to their validation mighty quick" The amendment to the bill not to exclude lands withdrawn by the executive meets the presidents approval.
 The president also promised Rep resentative Hammer to do what he could to help the dry farming bill. affecting many semiaris regions where winter rains and enows make it possible to raise crops of wheat. but where the elevation of the land Is such as preclude irrigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
TURBULENT SCENE OVER INSURGENCY
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE PROVES FAR FROM HARMONIOUS.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 20.-Reso- lutions condemning insurgency and commenting the tariff caused intense excitement at the meeting of the re- publican State Central Committee to- day. The storm was hardly ailayed by their adoption when Q resolution call
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
Crowd Sees 4ypnotist.

In spite of the fact that but little advertising had been done a large crowd witnessed the initial perform ance of Caruthers. the hypnotist. at the Orpheum last evening. Owing 10 the unwillingness of all but two sub jects to place themselves under the control of the hypnotist, this portion of the performance was not so sue oessful as it might have been. Tn mind reading features of the program vent without single hitch
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
BUILDING sILL PASSES

WASHINGTON. June 21.-The pub lie building bill. carry.ng S19.2Ss,500 in authorizations for increased cost or public buildings. etc. besides S5.0s5.- 900 for continuing contracts. was passed by the house ct 12:50 this morning. by a viva yoce vcte.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21

Anyone desiring to run for office as per Board of Supervisors Notice of General Primary election can SC. cure the necessary nomination papers and petition free by addressing the undersigned.
 II. E. BERNEB, clerk of Board of Supervisors.
 Tom mbstone. Arzona-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21

ing al republican primary candidates To pledge themselves to support re- publican nominees at the regular cleo tion precipitated another outbreak.
 A resolution calling upon republican primary candidates to pledge them selves to repudiate political oonnec. ton with the Espee was laid on the table
 A resolution calling on urinary candidates to support the republican ticket was adopted. but a similar res olution requesting that republican leg. islators be morally bound by the ad- yisory vote for Y. s. senator was de feated
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
Golfers XII a nnck.

One of the prettiest as well as the most unique puts ever made on the Warren District or any other green. was that in which Arthur Notman knocked down a wild duck which later served to resale him and his companions in the foursome in which he was playing at the time
 With him were 1T. C. Milton. II. T. Hamilton and J. B. Lewis, IT.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
Conner oueen wlrs.
Score by Innings

The baseball game Sunday afternoon between the Copper Queen and C. & 4. teams resulted in a score oi thir- teen to twelve in favor Of the former. This came rather as surprise to those attending. as the Calumet lads were the stronger according to all previous dOre.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-21
caetus Lsaaue standina

Max Reardon vas batted out of the box Sunday when fhe M'ncrs found his delivery. He on.y lasted five innnings. Gambel finishing the game for Cananea. Such easy meat
 was Reardon for ths local heavy h.tters that five ruus went in for the Miners iE the first end tht final re- suit stood seven to iira in favor cf isshee's prize
 The gam was featlrrless through as. cave fer ,le svy scorius by Bis bee in the first and by Cananea. in the n1b. when the ouien Sabes ran in four tailies. The main feature, however. from fans standpoint. is the exhibition of ground work by Gambei. This old-time pitcher was supposed to have 8 glass arm and to be on the down and out list SO far as pitching Was concerned. It looks from his Sunday showing as if he might again become a factor lf he does and shows his old time class Q strong man win be working for Can aaea.
 Score bv Innings.