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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, sept, lO.-Thc
last armed opposition to the new regime
under General Estrada. the provisional
president. has ceased with the surrender
OF General Fernando Maria Rivas with
1000 men and eleven cannon. Rlyas occu-
pied Blueneld blum for the Madris gov
ernmcnt and after the downfall OF the
latter proceed TO Greytown where he Of
fered 10 surrender on condition that he
was guaranteed the life and liberty OF
himself and troops. To this the govern
mert agreed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

WASHINGTON. Sept. l0.--Tropical
heat which has deranged the minds OF
many soldiers I'm the Philippines. coupled
with confinement in the Manila military
prison and habits formed In the Philip
pines while In the army service. led Ed
ward Bernard of Massachusetts. a mill
tary convict, to commit suicide here to-
day. Bernard made a rope Of bed linen
and suspended himself In his room at
Of which he was an inmate. He was
brought 10 the asylum last June.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

The Line up
II c.. NJ. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
AREOPlANE PICKED
UP IN NORTH SEA
HoPE WRIT ALLY ABANDONED ron
THE SAFETY OF AVIATOR
e.seIa. GRACE
MISSING SINCE THURSDAY
sIH-MaN PROBABLY NIsTook MEN
fish COAST FOR Es0t. BANK
sND srEERED AWAY FROM
SAFETY.
MISSING SINCE THURSDAY

AMSTERDAM. Dec at MAS re-
ported hero TO-DAY that an sereplane.
supposed 70 p. that If Eetfl Grace.
who was lost Thursday whi.e attempt
ing a return fieht from Calais Is Dover.
was picked up IN the Norm Sea near
Texel TeSel Is the soutlwests. rnfuest
land largest Of the tristan islands form
ing part Of the Dutch province Il North
Holland
Grace was last seen by the co:,s 81
giarasrnen on he Goodwin sands in
England. al O'Clock Thursday after
noon lie had left Calais AN hour
earlier. preparing 4 fly eact. across the
channel and into the interior ri Eng
, land. The guards saw him white still
five miles at sea headed straight for
tie land. They We're alarmed To note,
however, that instead ~ keeping ON
his true course h. swerNed away IL
the northeast and headed straight for
the North Sea The high bluffs on the
kentish coast, IL is Thought, deceived
the aviator, who evidently thought they
were fog banks, which he wished To
avoid. The sky WAS overcast and foggy
antl Il is entfrels. probable that Grace
could not see the isnG at ALL the,g /,
but short distance away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
ENGLISH TOURISTS
DIE IN WRECK
Ten Reported Killed OF Burn
ed to Death in Collision
At Carlisle
WRECkAGE CAUGHT FIRE
ROASTING PASSENGERS
Horrible Holocaust Follows
Crash Which Wrecks EX-
press Train En- Route
From London to Glasgow

LONDON. Dec. 24---T'he star has
al aneonfrmed report from Carlisle
that twenty tourists. bound for Scot
land TO spend the Christmas holidays.
have been killed or injured In u
wreck near that city to~das Other
reports reaching here san that only
two were Killed and twenty five Sc
riously injured The cause Of the
wreck has nc, yet been asssrtainea,
The latest fragmentary reports re-
eeived from Carlisle declare that an
express train bound from London 10
Glasgow. running Mt high rate OF
speed. coilided With pilot engine,
telescaping the passenger ears. Later
reports indicate that two persons We're
instantly killed and twenty seriously
injured. but that the wreckage caught
fire. burning alive eight OF the per-
sons who had been rinioned In the
debris.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
WHISKY BOTTLE
GETS Black EYE
FAMOUS >lN YORK AtIENI>I IN
diets TT A. GREAT CAUSE
OF INSANITY.

MEM YORK. fecc. 2l-The whtska&
bottle Ia wearing black eso TO day
medically asseaAins. 81 the result al
the attack IL as the cause of most
of tn. present day insanity. by pr Al
bert Warren Ferris. president OF the
Nav YORK State Commission III ItiHaeS,
Or Ferris addressed the COMMITTEES on
netaihy9tsns OF tht State Charities Aid
Association and what he said about
whiakey II sure 10 nh the temperance
crusaders with delight
According tn Or. ferris ono person IN
every .7s IN New York state is crazy,
not lust eccentric. but plum ioons y
"And the first great cause he declared
is alcohol. tbs next most itnportaa [
cause IL SOWING wslu oats cut soat
tnes. two, live IN the country much
as possible and you Will never go era
~"
Other noted aiienists supported Dr.
Ferris contentious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
BANK STATEMENT
SHOWS INCREASE

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.--The week
~ bank statement to-day SHOWS the
following changes.
$3,lSs,ab0.
Reserve on deposits other than init
ed States. increase, $s.1sT.1b6.
Loans increase, S2.671.soo.
Specie. increase. $4.Ss6.000.
Legal tenders, increase. Sls2,S0o.
Deposits. increaAe. s7.522.2op.
Circulation. decrease. SIl1,70o
Total loans, s1,223.743,200.
Surplus. S10.50S,900 as compared
with $l0.5S4.s75 last year and s1s,-
23s, 100 two years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
GRIM DEATH IN
RAILROAD WRECK
Six Die When Pennsylvania
Passenger Trains Crash
in Ohio
MANY PASSENGERS ARE
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Trains Were on Same Track
Because Freight Had Block
ed Other Pails--Runnlng
At High Speed

UPPER SANUCSKY. ONO, Dee. -,
were killed and dozen other passen-
gers injured in collision OF Pennsyl-
gania trains at Nevada. few miles
east OF Upper Sandusky. early a-dass
Train No. As, q solid express, from
Chicago to Nav York crashed into
train No. Is. a solid Pullman. en- route
from Pittsburg IL Chicago Two enEi-
neers, one an extra. In the locomotive
drawing the express train, were Killed
The baggagemaa and passengers kill
ed or injured were all on the Pullman
train.
The west bourd track WAS blocked
by "A freight train. stalled by draw
har which pulled out. The Pullman
trained crossed over to the east~leound
track. short distance from "a stenia
tower. and then stopped according I"
signals.
The express train should have been
halted. II was the duty of the tower
man 10 hold il Whether he did So In
a question which railroad officials are
investigating
The express train was running
through snow storm al the rate OF
nifty rive miles an hour when through
the driving flakes its fireman saw dim
~ the headlights OF the Pullman train
locomotive. Brakes Mere applied. tut
too late to prevent the smash.
The huge locomotives erufnpled un-
der the impact If the collision. The
first Pullman the passenger train
Was wooden Those behind we're ef
steel, The wooden car puckleds the
passengers heirs crushed Ia theft
hetths TIE VICTIMS were In this ear.
The passenger train was filled with
persons goiag 10 their homes for christ
mas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

NEW YORK Dec e4.-How negro
sea man seized fleet. promoted himself
TO be admiral. numhled the capital Of
q great republic. and, seated la has
luxurious quarters on board a modern
Dreadnnu2ht. received the representa-
tiyes of thai government IN diplomatic
conference. was the tale told by those
Who reached NV York from Rio de
Janeiro on board the steamship Byron.
They are the arst persons to arrive
here from Rio de Janeiro since the
trouble Ia Brazil. and are still filled
with wonder AT an event which while
II mas Just taken its place In history,
seems like a page stripped from the
Ara bian Nights.
That the mutiuy IF the Brazilian
sa ilors on the night Of November -,
follow ing the murder ot Captain Neves
ard two of GERS of the nreaanoneht
Ainas tstf't es, vas very serious afaif
{ eNsry - in the city. whether resi-
dents or N1=seors, Was stated by the
pasSefat :,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

Joao Candida. a seaman Of the first
class on board the MinHs Geraes, who
planned the mutiuy, declared himself
admiral during the revolt. and then
successfully presented demands Of the
sailors to the representatives OF the
Brazilian government, whom he forced
II call upon him, ts the most talked
ef man in Brazil to-day, said the Bra
zilians. His photograph is fer sale IN
streets Of nearly every city and town
III the country Maniael Grsgariodo a
seaman, second III command OF the hat
tleships during the mutiny, is also a
public idol. passengers aboard the BY
ron said.
Mr.. aNd Mrs adolph Wagner. of San
Antonio. Texas, Were among those on
board the Ryran.. Mr.. Wagner. a mer-
chant. had been N Brazil on a pleasure
trip ana was al the Hotel Interna-
tionai. Rio de Janeiro. November Is,
four days before the outbreak ef the
ru9I inv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
DESPERATE ITALIAN
KILLS DEFECTIVE
MURDERER THEN KILLED IN A
SPECTACULAR RUNNING
STREET FIGHT.

CHiCAti J. Dec. 2a.-~~Aiter one of
the most spectacular running lights
seen here In months. Gregori Graeio.
an Italian and Detective Jesse Gill
man are dead. Gracio fell 10 the re-
volYer Of Detective William Burns,
after he ttsracio> had emptied his
gun.
Both S.etect.ses were after Gracie
for an attempt to kill Il fellow Itai-
ian They found him standing IN the
shadow OF a building. Without a
word the Italian fired through his
overeoat pocket and Gilman fell with
n bullet la MS side
He's got me, Billy" Gilman cried
to his partner Get him sure
Burns left his partner lying in the
street, and after chase of several
blocks killed the fleeing Italian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
CALIFORNIA O0Ns
F|GHT|NG CLOTHES
FORTHCOMING SESSION OF LEGI1s
LATuRE WILL sIREL lENACT
ANTi-JAPANEsE LAWS.
WILL BE MORE AGITATlON
SITt ALTON THE SAME As WHEN
RoosEvEI.T's BIG STICK WAS MI
FLouRIsHED TO KEEP PEACE @
THREE. YEARS AGO.
WILL BE MORE AGITATIONI

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec, o4--TA1s
anli-Japanese. feeling In Californfqs
promises To break out afresh WtS44S
the assembling vi the incoming loG<s@
is4ature Immediately otter January III
So serious IL the situation conSid6ro4
tl.at ii Is slsing tios ernur-eIect 1OA1
son and his advisers muca conceEg
Ii vas stated on authority to-day tk4946
as soon as the legislature meets. &Ns
la Dor eiemen ut in the state VIII 0M43
mand that 1t pass laws prohiDittMH
the ownership OF land in the et4&1<
by Asiatlcs and excluding the ch4&x5
dren OF Chinese and japanese ffo4|
schools attended by white children. N
Three years ago the interventa04E
Of President Roosevelt alone preveUtSs
cd the California legislature enact1U
these laws. They were schedula0 4N :
passage when Il was announce0 L.
authority from Toxic that such le1G&
iation would be considered an
friendly act" Roosevelt Lr0mfA
that II the matter was left In
hands Of the federal governmauf
would see that the conditions 6o
planned Of. such as the attendAnC3
the public schools of grown JapaM4
youths, who are given seats wlth
white children many years their a0
iors. would he corrected.
This has not been done, the la&
union officials assert. Becauou
this meeting Ut the Japaneoo RI
ciusion league has been called n
next week IL viii prepare new IN
prohibiting ownership of land tAa&
state by Asiatics and their atten6GS
AT the public schools. These
will be introduced early In the 1a4
and. according to the men nNAS
them. will probably be a protest IN
Japanese government againnt
bills but their sponsors azsert
President Tart Will hardly tntot1
az President Roosevelt did.
The anti-iand bill Is claimed 1r
certain of enactment The
labor party and the farmers a1i6
growers associations throu0hoaess
state are behind this bill. This
fornia Fruit Growers AssociatloG
adopted resolutions favoring tAM@
sage Of bill prohibiting own&
of land by aliens OF any nAttQ0
! This association insists that the
nese are interfering with the
farmers and II has great 3n
with the incoming 1egislature.E.MS
That there will he anothQ4
scare following the agitati0n
bill seems certain. but those
sible for them say this fact
deter them from forcing th1t
sage. sssas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
NO LIQUID CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS THIS YEAR

NEW YORK. December 24.--That
portion OF male New York which Is
accustomed to take little nip now
and then. Is going to be out one usual
present or so usual presents. accord
ing to the individuals capacity.
For years past il has been the Gus
tom for New York saloons to present
a souvenir flask OF whiskey 10 regu-
lar patrons who called on Christmas
Eve. A good drinker. acquainted with
a score Of hArkeepers. could fit
from sion to s'Ioon' and collect
enough souvenir whiskey to last n few
days
Hut that il a thing OF the past. rule
1879, promulgated to-day by the wine,
liquor and beer dealers central Assoc
citation, forbids the giving away OF
any present by any bar to any patron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

TRENTON y. J. Dec 24~Dr
Woodrow Wilson. governor elect Of
New Jersey. announces in a letter 10
Assemblyman Joseph y. Tninulty, ~
Jersey City. that after January / his
time will be al the disposal nf every
one who wishes to see him with refer
ence to his fight against the election
Of James Smith. Jr. of Newark. 10 the
United States Senate DIR. Wilson an
noances that. beginning on January =
next he viii begin q campaign in which
he WIN visit every county In the state
4 explain his uttitnde ON the senator
- question. HI says he VIII tell WHY
3Hses f. MARITIME. Of Plainfeid, should.
ia his outniou IA sent Ia Washington.
Ii the Letter the governor elect
states III plain terms that he is !freva~
ca bly, committed to the cause OF Mr..
MARITIME AZ against Mr., Smith. and he
declares he Wall exhaust every honor :
able means TO keep Mr.. Smith from
becoming senator John kean's Sue
cessor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
NEW SHIP TOO
[ARGt FOR DOCK
NEWPORT NEWS COMPANY MUST
ENLARGE DRY DOCK TO AC-
CpNMonATE. DRE.AD\ ACGHT
TEXAS

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Dec. ga
The enormous proportions Of the
areadnaught Texas, the battleship
y ltieh viii be built for the United
States by the Newport News Ship
building aud prydoek Company. will
lar 1t from any drydnck now existing
III this country
The fegal company. besides being
forced h erect IA special set of stocks
for the vessel. VIII have to enlarge
the drydock 10 accommodate the Tex
as, which will have IA s5~foot beam.
The dry5lack here Is the largest in
America.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Committee Meetings.

Council committee meetings tor
next week are as follows:
Tnesuay--Printing and claims,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Thursday--Water
Friday--Markets and 81. john
burying grounds.
NOrthington Dismissed.
Harry Northtngton, arrested several
DAYS ago by the police who believed
him member Of the 'overcoatf
gang. was dismissed by Justice
Crutchtield in police court Saturday
morning,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
TWO HIRT WHEN ENGINE
STRIKES TROLLEY At DURHAM

DURHAM. n g.. Dee. sa~~~That Dur
nam is spared u terrible Christmas
tastrophs seems marvellous. Yesterday
~ l o'clock. Seaboard engine, at
fached 20 a train of seven freight cars.
crashed into trolley car No. j, II rho
Durham Traction Company AT Chapel
itiIl street crossing The car contained
twelve passenger, two CT whom were
injured. sra .ae other ten -erc severe
ly shaken ap. This injured are Miss
Rosa Crahsree. % this city, who sus~
tained severe cats about the face ANA
body. and r. !. Bowling. OF Rangrnoni.
who sustained q badly spra.ned ankle.
The trolley car WAS wrecked.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
SUFFOLK CIDER ~
OF ALCOHOLIC NJ

SUFFOLK VA. Dec. -
by the humber Of -drunlen
to cider. Mayor John "a. Norl
ed the police to secure nuuA1
pies Of the liquid. which
and labeled and cent " the M
mist for analysis.
To-day report IN eax 0ES
pies was received Thar M
cohol strength rAnxtnH t
i1.sS per cent. rr6
promised.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
COMMON GRAVE WILL
HOLD BODIES OF 1856
Nor MORE THAN so or THE al
VICTIMS OF THE PRETORIA
DISASTER IDENTIFIED.

MANCHESTER. ENG. Dec. "a
A common grave will hold he bodies
Of more than two hundred OF the a4i
victims of the Pretoria mine disaster
at Leigh. One hundred and eighty
six bodies have now been recovered,
but Of this number not more than fifty
have been positively identified. Those
not, identified viii he buried, in one
huge grave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
RAPlpAN CLERGYMAN is
GOING TO WEST VIRGINIA

Information has reached the south
ern Churchman Office here that Rev. p.
LeBas Cross. rector of the Episcopal
church at Rapidan. Va, hes accepted
charge at Berkiey Springs w Va, and
will leave for the latter place in Janu-
airy. He has been at Rapidan for Ave
years. So far. nothing definite has
been done with view of getting an
other rector there. II is stated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
CAS- FUMES CAUSE
DEATH OF SIX
DISC PIPE AND EMPTY
LIQUOR BOTTLE TELL STORY
OF TRAGEDY.

KENYON. O.. December aS.---Six
persons were killed by gas fumes
early to-day in q room in the Lintx
block. The victims are Clark
Latham, thirty-five years old. and hts
wife; Harry Newcomb. twenty-three
years old. Misc Bailey. twenty zone !;
William Kennedy, fifty. and Kennedy's
son. Pearl. twenty-four.
The tragedy was discovered to-day
.when a man went to call the KEN
nedys to go to work. They had4A
room in the front part OF the block.
The other four were found In an ad-
joining room. The pipe or a gas stove
In the room had been disconnected.
Empty liquor bottles lay about
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
-FOUR DIE IN FIVE
HUNOREO FOOT FALL
BUCKET ovERTURNs. PRECIPI.
TATING MINERS TO BOTTOM
OF SHAFT OF NEW RIVER
COLLIERIES.

BECkLEY. w. VA. Dec 24.~-Four
men are dead as the result OF an ac-
eident in the shaft OF the New River
Galleries Company at Eccles. W. Va.
A bucket In which the men, all EN-
ployes Of the bravo Contracting Com
pany were riding. overturned. throw
Ing the men five hundred feet down
to the bottom Of the shaft All met
instant death and the bodies were
horribly crushed and mangled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24

frank =. Hicks Dies,

Especial "a ,Fhe Richmond Nirginian /,
WINCHESTER VA. Dec. "a
Frank 5. Hicks, aged 81 years, a
member Of one OF the Frederick
county's oldest and most prominent
families. died here this morning Mr..
Huck WAS paralyzed while attending
services IN Christ Episcopal chure h
a month ago. He never rallied Two
sisters, Miss Halle s. Huck and Mrs.
George J. Jeliiffe both of Winches-
FER survive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
YOUNG MAN KILLED At
TARGET SHOOTING

BRISTOL. VA. nec. sa.--Wiiile sew
ernl young men were shooting Through
tho doorway at ii target NJ the plant Of
the Doe River Light and Power CoEi.
pany RI G.izabetltoI. Tennessee. yes
.ersiA3. IL bullet struck *. 4. GraYson.
tie twentyyear old son Of James "a
Grayson. secretary and treasurer of the
tcfnpary, in the temple. killing ham IN
etanuy. The remains were taken to
RAaford. the former home Of the de
ceased. for tnt3rmenI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
COMMISSION susPENDs
INCREASED FREIGHT RATES

WASHINGTON, D. e., Dec. 24.--The
Interstate Commerce Commission made
a Christmas present to the owners of
"tap-line' railroads to-day by sus-
pending the recent rate increases made
276 railroads ans steamboat companies
until April Is, 1911. pending further
hearing,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Marriage License

marriage license was issued Satur-
day by the clerk OF the hustin9s court
to MIR. Edward Atwill and Mrs Lille
Mahanes. both OF this city. The we'd
ding will take place Saturday even
ing. 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
To Observe Christmas.

Every employee Of The Richmond Vrginan will have
holiday Monday. There will be issue of the paper
and work done.
To our friends-the people of Richmond and Virginia
We wish Merg Christmas and Happy New Year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Capt. Thoma. r. Gaskins.

SUFFOLK VA. Dec. 24.--Captain
Thomas r. t.askins, "a years old died
yesterday al his home III lower parish
OF Nansemoad county, His widow, one
daughter and two sons survive him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-24
Jury Dismissed.

Judge 8. b. Witt has dismissed and
paid on the musings court jury for
the term. No further cases will be
trted until alter the new yeer.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-12
BIG WOOL CLIP.

PHOENIX April Nv \. Amos
has just returned from the district in
the vicini-y Of Seligman. Ariz.. where
he has an interest in a large number
of sheep. The season wool clip was
finished just before Mr. Amos left
Tor home. and the amount, which is
$4,000 pounds. has been shipped east
for storage and viii be put on the
market later in the season when there
IS a chance OF prices being better
than at present.
MI Amos states that. contrary to
the experience of several of the sheep
men through the territory. he has
been fortunate in losing a very small
per cent of his herds Feed has been
plentiful in the district where he has
his ranges. and the winter was not
TOO severe for the animals To weather
it easily. These conditions have re
suited in the sheep growing a long,
.hick coat Of wool Mr.. Amos expects
to leave for the range again the lat
ter part OF this week, as the Landing
season will soon begin.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-12
FUND FOR PHOENIX
Y.|M.C.A. IS GROWING

PHOENIX. April ll.--In the last
eleven weeks $1,000 Of the Y NJ. c. A.
fund has been cole Ted. A strenuous
campaign of collection is now being
carried forward and many subscribers
are paying their sui seriptions IN full
A little over $4,000 Of the 100000
subscribed remains outstanding.
Oscar Irwin has been engaged as
collector, and President b. A. Fowler
Of the Y. NJ c A is deSoting all his
spare time to seeing subscribers. Both
are having good success. Irwin has
been working only three days. but has
turned in several thousand dollars
we are having no trouble TO speak
of in making our collections" said
President Fowler this morning. "Of
course some are unable to pay at his
time. but they will do so as soon as
possible Our finances are in good
shape All bills have been paid and
by the time the next big bin. comes
N we viii be ready to meet it.
Up TO this morning Just a few dol
lars less than 100000 had been paid
inc the Y. NJ. C. A. treasury by sub
scribers.
When arked if there are any who
are disposed TO refuse payment on
the ground that the site of the build
ing has been changed from the south
east TO the southwest corner of the
block Mr. Fowler said that he had
only met one resently who had raised
that echnical objection. Some time
back there was some little talk to the
effect that a few subscribers were
going to decline to pay their sub
scriptions because the change had
been made
In the single case mentioned Mr..
Fowler had lttle trouble in showing
the reneglng subscriber hat he had
no legal ground for the stand he had
taken. When the campaign for funds
was on all subscribed with absolutely
no knowledge of where the building
was 20 be located II was not until
two weeks afterward tina. the Ambrose
block was selected from among those
offered.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-12
cBtNAMAN CAN REMAIN.

TUCSON. April 1l.-Adyices were
received from the Department Of Com
merce and Labor in Washington, ID. C.,
by the local immigration Bureau this
morning to the effect that Jue Sing
zee. Judge Charles Blenmans cook,
who was arrested some time in Jan
aarv and charged with being unlaw-
fully in the United States. was en-
tiled to remain in the country and a
duplicate certificate of residence was
forwarded TO him
The Chinaman was held in 5000
bond By t. S. Commissioner Richey
and Judge Blenman furnished the
bond maintaining that his cooks res
idence here was legal The Judge
made a special trip TO Bakersfield
Cal. gathered evidence there suffi
eient TO prove that the oriental's Ger
tificate Of residence had beea destroy
ed BY fire at that place. and the duplt
cate certificate received this morn
fng was the result