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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
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N F. Ryan left yesterday fer Chi cago.
 J. B. Haynes of Globe is here on business.
 Pete Tenancy left yesterday for his home in Cananea.
 H. D. Hannah. of Cananea. is wis. ting in this city.
 Attorney O. L. Hayden left for Globe last evening.
 Albert Woods of Cananea was in Bisbee last evening.
 City Attorney E. J. Flanigan went 70 Tombstone yesterday. Steve Miller. of St. David, returned tu iO scsltiuas
 Attorney F. B. Dorr went to Ma co and Hereford yesterday.
 John Dowdle, a Sonora cattleman, was in Bisbee yesterday.
 Rev Father Barrett left yesterday for Tombstone. He will return Mon day.
 Miss Caroline Butler. of Chicago, arrived in this city yesterday to wis it friends.
 William Etz returned to his home in Benson yesterday after visit to this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Moson of Here ford have returned from their trip to California.
 Attorney Ross of the firm of Ellin- wood and Ross, left yesterday for Silver City, New Mexico
 Miss Dora Simpson, who has been visiting at Hereford left yesterday for her home in New York
 Morgan Clements, a well known mining expert, arrived in this city last evenning from New York.
 J. W. Monahan, ppresenting the Burlington route. was ,u Bishee yes terday looking for bushNess for his road. Oscar Coll of Tombston. was ir Bisbee last evening on his way t Douglas, where he was going on bus mess connected with the territorial fair exhibits.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
SENT TO JAIL

Jesus Garcia, a Mexican, was given a 60-day jail term by Justice High yesterday on a charge of petit lar ceny. Garcia and Dario Esselate were arrested on charge of stealing a sample case from local saloon. The latter received a To-day sentence.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Again is heard the rattle of the can all the way from Fl Paso. This time it is Cal Farthman and Whitey Hewitt who have beer let out. An other smash in that all-star team. Hewitt writes the Don he is open tc an engagement. Looks as If Fl Paso would try to strengthen by bringing in the pick of the Texas league, de- spite the arrangement as to signing layers after September l. After the remnant at all hazards is the appear ance it bears.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
INFANT TusTlN BURIED

The two-day-old infant of Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Tustin, of Tombstone can yon. was buried yesterday morning. The child died Thursday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Arizona Headquarters in San Fran cisco-Stanfrrd Hotel. 250 Kearny s.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

rently reported that the Mavericks will also have two new infielders. Mckay and Stovall have only played one game with the visitors, while Jackson Downey and Ables have yet their debuts to make with the team.
 Reports from Eli Paso are to tn effect that the can is due for an other rattle and ere this, mayhaep Manager Wolfe will be hunting for new job. Firstbaseman Gray is slated for release as well and from indications the Mavericks will have an entire new set before another week
 It is also reported that the team has begun negotiations with Christy Mathewson. of the New York Ma uonals. to again twirl for the club during the tournament in that city Mathewson was with the team las paid $50 a game for the four games he twirled and that he was furnished with transportation to and from for himself and Mrs. Mthewson.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
TO VISIT FARM

Dr. Reese and Ernest Beyers have gone to Yuma from where they will go to the Antelope valley where Dr. Reese has a large farm.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

FRIpAYS:-clam chowder, cod fish and cream potatoes at offiee Saloon SeaIshipt Oysters-Tovrea's.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

And still the ia $ have to wait for a chance to see tle Demons at work at home Anotier weeS will go by before the first of the nome games when Cananea returns to Douglas on September A and 25. By that time practically everyone will be nome and there should be the right kind of at- tendance to make the management smile. Summer is over and the cool weather is coming. Let the season close with financial success as well as baseball victories.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Gus Olson, who was employed as a printer in this city a couple of years ago, was in Bisbee yesterday morn ing. on his awy from Dallas, Texas. to San Francisco.
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WILL GIVE DANCE

The Bisbee Juniors will give dance this evening at the old opera house for the benefit of the club.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
TEACHING PENMANsHIP

This year special attention is be- ing given to penmanship in all the grades CT the Central school. Pro lessor C. A Mcintyre has been em- ployed to give the instruction in this important branch. No copy books are being used yet as the teaching is done by the business college method. The muscular move ment is being taught and the stu dents are now practicing position and freedom of arms.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Our doors never c'ose Tom debts nor any other cause. The Union Woolen Mills are. responsible finan- cialiy and every other way.
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Tucson is not likely to make a splash in the baseball, puddle this fall, as it was thought the Old Pu- eblo might. when Ed Mackey left Douglas for that city a ii,Ile more than a week ago. Ed was going to stir up baseball enthusiasm, attempt to organize a team, eI.er the Fl Paso fair tournament and dn a num- Der of other things for the fans of Tucson if they would stand for if. But the fans will have 10 mske other arrangements for Ed has faiien into something more stable ia employment than managing baseball team at the tail end of the play in, season.
 Fireman Nolan of the Doaglas de- partment received ;c..er from Mackey, the ex-indicator man. ID his letter Mackey states that on ar irving in Tucson he found that there was a vacancy in the fire depart ment for the position of captain, thas he applied for this and was appointed to fill the vacancy. Mackey is an old fireman and filled a vacancy on the Douglas department for a time this summer. Last year Ed was with the Fl Paso department
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

See the beautiful cut glass punch bowl on display at l.. L. Giiman's
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
SUPERIOR TO LEMONADE HoRsFoRp'S ACID PHOSPHATE

A teaspoonful added to a glass of water with sugar, makes refresh ing drink.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Although it is almost certain tha: Bisbee will enter the tournament at Graham states that he has not yet decided whether or not the team will participate. At present the local club in the tournament as does Douglas. that more new men will be secured.
 Cananea is expected to take part in the tournament as in Douglas. Albuquerque will probably send over a team and from indications a large number of major league stars will be seen in action.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Bisbee and Fl Faso rect for two games on the Warren grounds e Saturday and Sunday. Both teams have been shaken ur. To the outsi5e critic 1t looks ss if the Miners Lsa a little the best ot the changes. Tae shake-up in II faso has left that team unable to perIect anything tha. will look like teaG, work Bisbee, toc, is handicapped ;n rfls respec, though not so badly. Little inside ball can be expected in those games. It will be more apt to bc tie bir-bang style Of play. Bisbee s3uuld at least break even, and has fine chances of taking both games from the Mavericks. Kelly of Morenci has ssired the Miners and now 1t is up to Graham to whip his team together.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Quien Sabes should be held and the Demons batting VI" give the Cullen Sab hurlers all kinc, of trouble. The series will be great one.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

The Union Wcolen Mills use highest paid Union Labor, turn out best workmanship. Largest nanu- lecturers of TaiIor-Made Clothes in the World.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL

Batteries Liefield, Terry ana Gibson; Mathewscn and Meyers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

The Tin Can Brigade of the May eriek team has organized an az gregatilon and expects to compete with the Cactus team for patronage in that city. The fans at the Pass City are getting mighty sore over the release of some of the men and the Texas League stars who were signed by the league team may nos draw as well as they expected. Jackson. who started the season with the Mavericks and later went to the Philadelphia Nationals who farmed him to Bridgeport Conn, will not be seen in action here but will fin-' ish the season with the Pass City club.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

From the way the Fl Paso players are being presented with wash boil. CTS it would seem that no higher recommendation is needed for the team picked by the Fl Paso Times as "the greatest on earth" About half of the men picked by that sheet were from Fl Paso and most of the un- crowned champions are now trying to find a meal ticket.
 Marshal, will be on the firing line for the locals this afternoon and Cummings will work tomorrow. The locals will line up as follows; Maag Sb; Johnson, If; Graham, 2b: Martinke, If; Kelly, of: Harris. ss; Grindle, c; Gill, 1b; Marshall, p.
 Fl Paso will line up as follows; Brewster, 3b; Ketchem, If; Downey, If; Stovall If; Wolfe, c; Gray, 1b; Klick, ss; Wright, 2b; Mckay, p.
 Brewster, the new thirdsacker for the Mavericks, played with the Wa co and Fort Worth teams this year. He will succeed Hewitt. Earthman has also been released by the May ericks. making the seventh pink slip 10 be handed out within a week. Only five men, Wright Flick, Gray. ketchum and Wolfe, remain of the old-timers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

The Douglas team passed through Bisbee en route to Cananea yester- day morning. The Dons were loud in their denounciation of the treat ment they received at Fl Paso last Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Brown. Mattern and Graham.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-17

Oscar Coll of Tombston, was in Bisbee last evening on his way to Douglas, where he was going on bus mess connected with the territorial fair exhibits.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23

FORT Monroe, Va, July Z3--Ireno-
ling, sJamuerIng. flushing. as If caught
in some iufraction OF the regulations
four members Of the Sizty-ulnth Com
pany OF Coast Artillery were lined up
in the Office Of Lieut. Col Clarence P
Tovusley this morning 70 receive the
personal commentator and praise OF
the commanding officer OF the post
for their heroIsm III carrying bags OF
snokeIess powder 70 safety from the
gun platform OF the Inflated Ne RuSsy
battery Thursday.
Seldom in the history Of the army
has there been so much difficulty in
Identifying men WI. had distinguished
themselves as was encountered by the
officers who searched out these modest
artiIerymen-
Il was not until late -estSrday after
noon. after the funerals of seven OF
the victims, that Capt James Prentice
and Lieut.. Jacob A. Mack surnrnonlng
the entire company. one al a time and
examining them closely, obtained the
first clue 10 the identity Of the heroic
four
Men Closely Examined
Then II was necessary 10 send cor
poraI and squad of men 90 drag two
OF them INTO LLe room anu ~ ---N- q I'D
methods resembling the third degrse"
examination 10 obtain from them a
confession Of the part they played IN
preventing further disaster
The report OF Captain Prentice on the
facts Of the disaster was completed last
night and was forwarded 10 the post
commander today In this report Cap
tain Prentice viii recommend
FOR certificates o. merit
Private Fred E'aUlEler-
Cook William H Hawk
Private Charles r Parks
Private D c. WlEleE-
For suecfal commentator as a reward
for distinguished services IN time Of
peril
Lieut.. George P HAYES 5r-
Lieut. George J. Van DUSel-
Sergeant j. H klCcal1-
CoruOraI John D. HUMPHREYS.
Corporal William Bryan
Heroes Are Disguised
A more Disguised quartet was
never seen than the four first named
men when they were ordered before the
c5mnardinE officer this morning They
came sheepIshIy like small boys SUI
CONTINUED on Second Page)
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Wife of Dr. J. Wesley Rovee Also Begins Suit TO Com
pei Payment of Larger Amount of Money
for Her Support.

Nrs. Katherine Bovee, VIE - IT
u. Wesley Bovee. a proninei. -Fasa
ington physician and ciuhEs.tn- TO-DAY
charged, in the District Serene
Court. that ner husband Esd ar eTuFr-
&c bribery in an effort IL =eCure an
absolute divorce from her
She charged further that that her
former allowance Of $500 a month
has recently been cut down % Sl25 q
month. for the purpose Of c0ercLnE her
10 seek the divorce
Today's action was brought in the
hope that the court would fix the
amount Of the allowance from Lr.
Bovec to his wife, pending divorce
proceedings. Mrs. Bovee complain, Z
that SI25 a monSh was not suniCIe1s
20 maintain her IN her accustomed so
cial station.
Fro mthe petition now before the
court il seems that the doctor and
his wife were married IN 1883 in this
city by Or. Reese MURRAY. ard that
they lived happily until 1907 when DIT
EUTee. i is charged. excluded his
wife from his home
Lived In Luxury.
The couple lived in luxury. so the
story goes, occupying a double suite
Of apartments in the ROchambesu. in
this city. They had a summer home
on the St Lawrence river, and there
entertained lavishly. Ever since the
separation, the entertaining at the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
SEEKS PERFECT MAN
FOR POLICE CHIEF
Colorado City Offers Posi-
ton 10 Preacher Who
Criticised Government.
Qualifications Demanded
of Police Chief.

What Greeley, Col, wants
One chief Of police
What his qualifications must be
The personal reputation % a JO-
scph-
The wisdom of n Solomon
The patience OF job
The courage of a lion.
To tell whether a man is drunk
enough 10 be sent TO Jail or
merely cxhiIarated enough to be
sent home
To tell when persons sre playing
cards whether they are engaged
i'm poker OF harmless game OF
cribbaSc-
What ne must do
Must walk his beat from in the
evening till o'clock in the
morning.
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WEATHER REPORT

The Indications are that the western
storm area VIII advance slowly eastward
and cause local showers tonight or sun
day In the Ohio Valley. the Lake region,
and Tennessee Scattered showers are
also probable IN the south Atlantic and
east Gulf states, and the weather viii
be unsettled tonight and sunday in the
middle Atlantic and New F-nr1and
States
The temperature VIII rise tonight IN
northern Michigan and extreme northern
New YORK, and Il VIII continue high
during the next thirrv-Six hours rnr0-1e-1-
out the middle Atlantic States The Ohio
Valley, and the southeastern states.
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GREELEY. Cole. july because he
delivered a sermon from his pulpit de-
noUnciug the city officials for not en-
forcing the law. and expressing the
fervid hope that he could the chief OF
police for n while. Rev J. J Lace a
Methodist minister has had his buff
called
The CITY council today offered him a
JOB as policeman with a fine chance to
become CHEZ Of police
In offering the job. the council asks
the preacher
Can you distinguished between a wo-
man who is bad and one who is just
giddy?"
Can YOU tel the difference between
a poker game and plain cribbage2
Can you tell when man is drunk
enough 70 be sent 10 Jail. and when he
is only hilarious enough TO be sent
homer
Can you distinguish between young
couples innocentIy sPooning in the
park and those who should be arrest
ed2~
viii you walk your beat from S IN
the evening until the next morning -
If the minister qualities, the council
makes this offer
After a year, if you have demonstra-
ted your ability TO detect criminals.
catch boOtleggeTs and keep your own
skirts free from muck. the council VIII
come to you with open arms and ask
you 70 take the JOB Of city marshal
For years the council has been look
ing for a man TO III that position who
has the personal reputation Of a Joseph
the patience Of a Job. the wisdom Of .
Solomon, and the cuoraSe of a lion"
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Lived In Luxury.
BANDIT KILLS GUARD
TO ROB PAYMASTER

KITTANING. Pa. July "a masked
robber today held up near Pendieton.
Paymaster N F Brown, superintendent
Of the Widnoon Coal Mining Company.
who was en- route to the mine at Eey-
noIdsviIle with $500. and shot and
killed Horton Craig, who accompanied
Brown as a guard
The bandit then escaped, but a posse
Is searching for him
The -robber failed to secure the
money.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
WOMAN IS KILLED
BY SEPTUAGENARIAN

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. JULY 22.-7Trs
Eleanor Shepherd. wife Of Passenger
Agent William II Shepherd. OF the Bos-
ton and Maine railroad. was shot and
killed this morning by George @. CreIev.
AGED seventy-one. father Of Shepherd s
rrst vile
The tragedy occurred in the apsrf-
nlents Il thu Shepherds. on Park street
where Greeley was roOming
GREELEY. who is in custody. Is believed
10 be insane.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
MERIT CERTIFICATES
WILL BE AWARDED
Funerals of Three Explosion Vic
tins Held at PheObuS-RePOTt
on Inquiry Expected Soon.
Fort Monroe Disaster Re
UeaLS Heroes.

Third degree methods necessary
to discover heroes who saved COM
Eades-
Four men recommended for Ger
tihcafes of merit=
Private Fred Faulkner
Cook William ii. Hawk.
Private Charles r Parks.
Private ID. c. WiEIey-
Recommended Tor special COM
incubation fer distinguished serv-
ices in time Of pcriIs
Lieut.. George p Hawes- IT
Lieut. George l. Van Dusen-
Ser-r. J. II. Kfncaid.
Corporal John ID. Humphries-
Corporal William Bryan
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BRIGANDS
KILL TWO WHITE MEN
Attack BOudenir Mail and Are
Pursued by Strong
Force

PARIS, July o - Algerian brigands
have attacked the BOudeniT mail, killing
two whites in a hot fight, according 10
dispatches received here today
A strong force Of troops has taken up
the chase Of the robbers who looted the
sacks Another fight IS expected
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-23
MORMONS TO HOLD
PIONEER JUBILEE
Arrangements Complete for CeIe-
bratiOn Of Entrance to
Valley.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. July b
Arrangements have been completed for
the customary celebration tomorrow Of
GCahs Pioneer Day The anniversary Of
the entrance OF Brigham Young and the
pioneers into the Great Salt Lake Val
ley in 1871
The day is observed also by the Latter
sections.
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-Pa0to by Harris * Eaas

sumner place has continued or the
cid scale, the petitioner ayers.
. There IS properly at Newport News.
Va. whicl nets the doctor O. vaIua bic
income ard his practice ia Washing
ton brings The total up 20 Sz5. geo All
TINS the wife shared until ner es-
reD2eTUeDt- three years ago.
since that time the husband has Al
+. lowed AIrs- B0vee S511 q month for her
-E-e+-lLe UaEcC- Tbs Arrangement she
says. YVES satisfactory Ina SuvCr as IL
allowed Ger 70 move IN the same social
circles as 1erore- Now. however. she
complains TIE amount has been reduced
by more than half and she is forced 10
resort 10 the courts for help
The details or the doctors income are
gwen 20 convince the court that mora
than So should be allowed the wife
she says that his statement thar his
income has been reduced 90 $500 or
mucn. she asserts. over and above his
expenses
Infelicities Not Stated.
Today.s petition does not outline the
domestic lnfeliCities which led uD 10
the separation II simply states that
three years ago Mrs. Boves was elect
ed from her home SAGE then she
has been barred from the elegant es-
adjustment which the doctor main
4 talns, and barred from the best So
cieiE and social functions which she
formerly shared with him
In a letter received q few weeks
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TEMPERATURES
sun TABLE

Partly cloudy and continued warm to-
night and sunday. light 20 moderate
variable winds
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holdings, No I, for Cent Foot
Frank Libbey 6 Coz 9Th s y. Y. Ave.
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Front Doors Glazed, $500 Apiece.
Frank Libbey < Co. 9Th & y. Y Ave.
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Whole Windows Glazed for sI-z5.
Frank Libbey & Co. 6Ih & n Y ave
s-A6Ys
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Toda-High tide, $40 a. m and 9.fS
z n. Low tide, 2-59 a m and 3-Z4 D. I'M.
Tom0rrOW-High vide. go a n and
SIS D. m Low tide. 90 a. m and 4-11
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HARPERS FERRY W Va July q
Potomac clear and Shenandoah very
muddy this morning
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Colonial Columns, Sage Apiece.
Frank Libbey & Co., 9Th & y. z. Ave.
ADV.
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Pairs Of No. I Blinds for S1.zs.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th & N Y. Ave
ADV.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-10-13
hammered the adjutan,. meaning the

stammered the adjutani. meaning the
regulation item over al his quarters.
There IL is. sir. before your eyes.
Mr.. Lanier. ut least. can have no fhr-
Their use for it until a court martial
acts on his case"
Good Lord" thought Barker. "how
can 1 go up to Bob and tell him TO
turn over that sword so that can
properly place him in arrest.
But the colonel would brook no de-
lay. Direct Mr.. Lanier to report to
me in the anteroom." said he. march
Ing thither forthwith.
Bob saw 1t coming in Barker's SON.
Der visage.
miss Arnold. may | offer myself as
a substitute for the rest of this dance?
Bob. the chief wants to see you a
second" was the best that Barker
could think of. They praised him