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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
BIG DECREASE FROM
 FORMER STATEMENTS
Hartman Lines Suffer and Stock Market Shows III
 Effects of News

NEW YORK, April 27.-Tho slow advance which has been in progress on the stock market for most of the week was interrupted suddenly in the midst of today's session when the publication of the March earn ings of the Hartman lines gave the list a pronounced setback.
 Southern Pacihc reported de crease of s4S7,O 900 in it's net earnings and Union Pacific s346, ,OO0. This showing was regarded as especially unsatisfactory in view of the reports which the street had heard in the last few days that these roads would make their usually good ex- aibits
 Trading was less active than yes. terday. the market growing dull oIs the decline. There was little rresss ure brought to sell stocks on de- cline. the bear traders fearing to operate boldly. The mornings gains were eliminated in most cases ana the close showed small losses on the day, in place of the correspond ingly small advances of the previous days of the week.
 Certain isolated issues, including Traction stocks, were strong.
 Amalgamated copper was heavy, probably on account of the selling of stocks purchased earlier in the week. Trading in United states steel was less active, but that stock consti- tuted the markets barometer and the buying and selling of these shares was closely scrutinized by these who think the immediate future of the market is dependent on conditions in the steel and Iron industry.
 Gold in amounts to s550,000 was slipped to Canada today and a cur reDcy transfer of s15O,0O0 was made to San Francisco. making a total transfer of sl.1sO,000 to the latter city this week.
 Some plain evidence of the conf dence with which the outcome of Mexico's difficulties is awaited was afforded today by the sale to a New York syndicate of $10.00O, ,000 two year 416 per cent notes on the Ma tional Railroads of Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
NEW DAILY PAPER
 FOR CAPITAL CITY
Rev Sam Small, of Prohibit ton Fame, 10 Start Demo
 cratic Newspaper

Phoenix is to have another daily newspaper It will be owned b. Rev. sam Small. late Of the state oi Georgia, who recently arrived i3 tho capital city. Small is man who gained notoriety as an eyangel- ist and for many years engaged in lambasting the devil and his imps from one end of the country to the other He has also been prominent OF the lecture platform and is an ardent prohibitionist.
 The new paper will support the principles Of the democratic party and if Bro. Sam is as vigorous in
 .,ht.ng republicans as he was in fighting the devil during his minis terial days then We may expect such men as Hoyal A. Smith. Albert Sames and Mike Cassidy to hide out with the coming of the new demo- cratic paper in Phoenix
 The coming of Sam Small with democratic paper in Phoenix has caused the Arizona Gazette. which has been taffying the radical democrats during the past six months, 10 hike back to the republi- can fold. where it will forget all about it's recent hot air about pro
 
 referendum and recall
 In the meantime r6tnor has 1t that Charley Glover is negotiating for the purchase of the Arizona Re publican. Glover is d St. Louis newspaper man, who has been con nected with several Of the Los An geles papers during the Inst six years.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
BETTER TIMES ARE
 COMING, SAYS DONART
People in Optimistic Mood West Leading the East in Everything

G. H. Donart, traFeliRg freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe. with headquarters at El Paso, is in the city. returning to his headquar- ters from trip through Arizona. He says 1t is his observation that busi- ness improvement is prospective rather than actual. It is not only the mining camps that have expert eneed the business slump, but the agricultural districts of the territory have also suffered. However. he says that the people all over She ter ritory are in an optimistic mind and believe that prosperity is just over the hills.
 That" he says, ifs a sign of re- turning confidence in the general
 business situation, which, as nearly as anybody can guess. is the oppo- site swing of the pendulum. lack of confidence being the popular diag nosis of the business ailment"
 According to Mir. Donart, the west is winning out over the east in the matter of summer travel. Each year the cities of importance in the east. south. west and northwest plan for the capturT of summer travel. The chambers of commerce and boards of trade lay out well defined cam. paigns to lasso the summer tourist and his spending money. Some years the tide is to the eastern resorts and others it goes to the west. No mat ter which way the crowds go, they have to ride the cars, so the roads occupy the position of milking the COW while the east pulls at the cows head and the west at the tail, of, if westerners prefer it that way, the west pulls the head and the east the tail.
 The selection of San Francisco as the Exposition City has resulted in the tide being turned to Califor- mia" said MT. Donart. Many are going to the Golden Gate city to get in on the ground floor and profit by the expansion of business expect. ed to result from the big Panama ex position
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
ANXIOUS FATHER CALLS B|SBEE \ "GAY
 LITTLE TOWN'; WRITES ABOUT HIS SON
Model Youth Is at Work and Has Good Position Police Be ieye but Anxious Father Calls for Official Information
 Including Sons General Appearance

ious father regarding his ssI ,culd probably be found oniy in fort ,ae teller's cup of coffee grounds and nothing was enclosed to cover the expense of an iEcursion into the mysteries. Among other things. the father asks 70 know the son's "ocCu- patton. business prospecIs. caMsn- ions. and general appearance" The color of his hair is not asked fer. this probably being remembered.
 It is not the imputation 0i gaiety that shirt-sleeyed, wool-hatted Bis bee resen.s. bat the word 'itt,'' it moves to strike out and nave the term amended so as to advertise the fact that it is the biggest 1e1 Lest mining camp in the southwest. The son of his dad like all boys writes home only in generalities and the father calls for official information, which will likely be furnished him by the city marshal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
cANANeA NEWS NOTES.

CANANEA. Son. Mex. April 27. Mrs. c. J. Bible, Mrs. Hortense Fisher and Cleve. Fisher have re- turned from Globe. where they at tended the conventions of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Mrs. Fisher was selectei as conductor of the Rebekah assembly, being the only Mexico member being honored with an office.
 NJ. H. Jones. formerly immigra- ton inspector at Naco, Afiz., was in Cananea Tuesday on his way to Nogales. Mir. Jones has been trans ferred from Naco to Big Springs, Texas. where he will soon go and fill a responsible position in the ser vice at that station During his res idence in Naeo he and his wife have made many friends who will regret their removal from the border town.
 Mrs J. P. Ferguson left today for Kansas City and Detroit. where she viii visit with relatives for the next two months.
 Mrs. Giron and daughter. the fam fly of Col Miguel Giron, went to Hermosiilo Tuesday. where they vill vigit with relatives and friends
 Or Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs Josena Howard went to Cleye- land. Tenn, where they took the remains of their little daughter, Jo- ella, who died here on Monday ev- ening. The remains of the little one were accompanied to the local sta ton by 9 large number of friends of the family E
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28

With hundreds of letters arriving daily, the work of replying to them is onerous.
 And already Secretary Hilles has shown himself able to. cope with these multitudinous duties. He is the worthy successor Of George B. Cortelgou and William Loeb, -Jr, and his qualifications are unique. He never geta perturbed. There may be two score Of senators and repre- geRtauves outside the presidents of flee clamoring for admittance. This does not worry Mir. Hilles. He takes them one at time. and. before the calming process is over. all is se- rene.
 The training Mir. Hilles got while secretary Of the treasury has proved valuable. Over there he had charge of the erection of all public build ings. Every senator and every rep resentative in Washington has build iags in his district or wanted them. They had a way of pouring into the officials office day by day, de- handing, threatening, or importun- ing. But these who got left. invar- iably agreed that Hilles was all right.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28

Bisbees opinion of Texas and Texas opinion of Bisbee differ only in detail City Marshal Basset Wat kins has received a letter from 3 man at Kemp. Texas. asking for in formation about a son who is sup posed by the father to reside here, hence the Texans worry. for. the Texan writes, "as you know Bishse k gay little town" Pastors take notice.
 If the young man in question IS the person city officers believe him to be. the fathers alarm for his sons morals is needless. While the eff cers will ascertain if the young inau they have in mind is the Texans son. they believe that the person inq'iTed about is an employe Of the Warren Bisbee railway. holding good posi- ton and leading the life of model young man and not a victim Cf the aliurements of this gay little to%n.
 Information asked for by the anA-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
MRS. BENDER LOSES
 s2,OOO DIAMOND IN
 BISbEE AFTER DANCE
Wife of Philippine Colonel Reports Loss to Officers
 of This City
LIBERAL REWARD OFFERED

icpor of the loss of s2.e00 dia- aopd brooch has been made to eity officers by Mrs. Walter Bender, wife of Colonel Walter Bender of the Twelfth United States cavalry sta- toned in the Philippine islands.
 The loss was discovered, it is said ,rrer Inc recent dance gisen by the ,saeter, star. Mrs. Bender reported inc loss 70 the authorities, but so isr notilng has bo-a learned by officers Ina, would lead them to the recovery cf the gems.
 Mrs Render Is said to have offered s reward Of Sl5o for the recovery or rr, brooch. as she says she prizes rhe brooch very highly. At the re .ne.t of Mrs. Bender the officers haNe ,,orkes on the matter secretly out tbe. rcrort of The loss has le'-Ae'
 N-. Render is in the city as t"e -ras, .or her parents. MT. aud Mrs Ubilli, Rearson. recuperating from a rcarrnl experience last January m the Philippine islands, when the islands were visited by terIiOiN ..arthouakes and volcanic eruptonS- Mrs Berder's nerves were almost wrecked by the experience and siiice ,hat time she has visited Chlna' Japan and her home here 7eenre'- atiuc from the experience.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
DINNER TONIGHT IN $
 HONOR OF BIRD MEN
Aerohauticai Society Will Give Function at Hotel As
 tor-Taft 10 Be There
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NEW YORK. April 27-Noted guests from Washington. Philadel- phia, Boston and other American cities, together with several dis tinguished visitors from Great Brit ain, have come to New York to at tend the first annual dinner of the Aeronauticai Society at the Hotel Aston tomorrow night. The prominence of the invited guests as sures one of the most notable func- tions of its kind that has been held in the metropolis this winter. Presi- dent Taft has signified his intention to be present and other eminent guests from the national capital will include Secretary of the Navy Mey- CT. Secretary of War Dickinson. Gen eral William crozier. chief of the Bureau of Ordnance; Brigadier General James Allen, chief of the United States army signal corps Dr. Willis L. Moore, chief Of the weather bureau. Admiral Fletcher and Admiral O'NeiL Sir Hiram Max i'm. the famous inventor who has recently taken up the manufacture of aeroplsnes. has accepted an invi- tation to attend the banquet and Professor W. B. Turnbull of the laboratory of Rothesay, New Bruns- wick. will be on hand as the official representative of the Aeronautical Society of Great Britain
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
'. W. LA. CONTEST IS
 0h IN FULL FORGE

All the junior members Of the '. W. c. A. are invited to party to be given at the association this after. noon at o'clock All the girls are urged to bring any new members or girls who are expecting to join the Y. w. C. A. In the membership contest the Polars are still in the lead by twelve points. but the Griz- zly Bears are climbing the flag pole Next Tuesday at ] o'clock the coT.- test will close.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
PICNIC CONCESSIONS
 HAVE BEEN AWARDED
Swimming Pool at Lewis Springs CIeanedi Bathing
 Suits Are Purchased

The concessions for the big picnic to be given May IA by the Red Men and the Eagles have been awarded. The Copper Queen was awarded the privilege of administering to the thirsty ones, ]. c. E. Adams was awarded the lunch and ice cream concession, and w. P Martin re ceived the concession to operate 9 shooting gallery o. S. French pur- chased the privilege of operating tho 'nigger dodger."
 The pool at Lewis Springs has been cleaned out and new supply of bathing suits has been purchased for the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
REUNION OF SURVIVORS.

WESTON, O., April 27.-A hand- ful of civil war veterans who were among the survivors of the Suitaha disaster gathered here today in an nual reunion. It was forty-six years aso today that the steamer Sultana' hound from New Orleans Tor St- Loujs loaded with Union soidlerS returning home after having been paroled from Confederate prisons' w.s destroyed soon after leaving Ten,nbis by the explosion of her boilers. Of the 220O persons on board only about 300 were saved.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
FOUNDERS DAY AT CARNEGIE.

PITTSBURG, Pa. April 27.-In- teresting exercises attended the an- nual celebration of Founders Day at the Carnegie Technical Schools today. Andrew Carnegse, founder of the institution, was present as the guest of hcnor and President A. Lawrence Lowell of Harvard uni versity was the principal speaker.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
HILLES PROVES
 THE RIGHT MAN
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 horde of oaIce seekers, officials. senators and representatives. Every man who goes to the executive odi- ces thinks hic business is the most important before the president He thinks he should be ushered in at once, and given an immediate hear ing.
 Must Be Diplomatic.
 It is the secretary's part of the business 70 see the visitors first. find out what they want. and pass in those who have @ right to the presidents ear. The others he must turn away Therefore the secretary must be a diplomat He must keep everybody in a good bumor, even though he keeps them waiting for hours. Every good citizen has an equity in the president, and the sec retary must remember this always. even though he is compelled to turn the caller away in disappointment.
 Then the president unIoads lots of other work on his secretary. He telTs him to investigate patronage disputes and recommend for ap pointment the men most worthy. This is trying. It puts on the secre. taTy the responsibility of keeping political friends from turning against the administration
 Ready Letter Writer. Besides all this there Is the office work. The correspondence is almost entirely turned over to the secretary. II Is a rare thing for a man to ge. a letter direct from the president
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-28

AT THE OFFICE SALOON. Chile beans. evenings, free.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-02
SEEN AND HEARD


 Louis stevenson of the Pioneer Min ing Company returned form solomon few days ago where he has been investigating the drilling and other prospect work carried on by the com- -pauy on upper Solomon
 The work is being carried on under an option to see if there are values there that will warrant installing . drcdge on the upper river.
 John Heguess arrived last evening with the lightest mail he will bring to Nome for some time. Commencing next week he should bring us our reg. ular outside mail and thereafter he should have a number of pounds of second class should he fail to connect with the first
 We are informed that in one of the mails recently arriving at Cordova there were something like ninety pounds of first class for Nome. Not very much but with the mall arriving every few days. or twice week az it will commencing the latter part of the smaller amounts than when 1t arrived 4 month apart as it was liable to dur lne the summer season
 The Nugget has had its attention called to the beautiful music that was rendered up at the St. Mary's churrh last Sunday evening, when Shelly's anthem. "Hark' IIark' My Soul" was sung bv the choir. So many have spoken of this particular selection that perhaps it will be worth while to re- peat it at some future day and should the same have been what Is properly termed Thanksgiving harmony. of praise and eladncss. while there are several other times in the winter where II should come in quite appro- priate
 There are several pig" storeis go- ing the rounds. and if what We hear IS true we can sure state That Pigs k Pigs"
 Nome has had three elderly we'll known miners and prospectors carried away rather suddenly within the past two weeks. Every one of them were about the same age. being In he neighborhood of SC
 The advertisers are awake to ,he fact that the Nugget Is the only ia : vertising medium after all. and ,re people have for many day been wise te thsi paper heinz the reliable news Vender. also up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-02
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINTON.G Nov. 30-Attorney Brandies of Boston, employed by the Graham committee to investigate the Controller bay and Ryan syndicate controversy. was called upon to ex- plain his written report Wednesday afternoon. and more fully inform the committee why the matter struld be dropped.
 Attorney Brandies backed up every thing he stated in his report about the whole matter with the exception of a few minor details being nothing but :, hoax perpetrated upon the members nf tho house bv the Alaska delegate and the woman correspondent. Miss Abbott
 Perhaps | have not been discreet n this natter remarked Attorney Brandies to the committee but be ing purely public question that has heen aired time and again 1 failed ,o see where in | should be rctlcen, ir the matter
 T have madca special examination Ot all the questions given me 10 an
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-02
BRANO|ES ADVISES
 COMMITTEE TO QUIT

swer. 1 have travelled extensively to get at the root of the evil and 1 will now repeat what is contained in the writ Zen report-the best thing for the com mittee to do Is to drop the matter and in view of the administration change in the Alaska policy give you my private as well as public opinion that the committee should go no furth- TT in the matter. It can we'll afford under the circumstances to let the matter drop. and be a little more care ful in accepting authority in the future in matters of great moment"
 Chairman Graham. after the inter view with Attorney Brandies. stated
 The committee would drop the Ryan matter, and the Dick to Dick letter episode as being without foundation not affecting the administration in any manner. hut they would recommend ] that the government retain title to all mineral gas and oil lands Tn the terri tory of Alaska"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-02
ST. MARY's CHURCH,

Tomorrow being the first Sunday In the month. the services will be as fol lows:
 At l1:3O a. m., celebration of tho Holy Euchrist. instead of at s:3O a. m Subject. The Advents of Christ, Theil Certainty. and Need of Preparation for the Second Coming"
 Sunday school at l0:30 a. m. The Bible class takes up the detailed study of the gospel according to s Matthew All are welcome. Sunday being the first Sunday 1T Advent. the Litany or general sup pecation. will be used at g o'clock in. "tead of the usual evensong service Snb)ect of sermon. The Parable oi the Ten virgins-why Five wer. Foolish-first of four Advent sermons cn "Parabies of the Second Coming of Christ"
 The ofse-tcry (by the choirp will he Wake. Awake. for Night Is F1v'n-. .fe pub'iS is cordially invited to a,. trd the sor,i ices.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-02

II m. Sabbath school
 e:45 p m. Christian Endcavor.
 7s;6 p m. Praise service. p. m. Lecture by the pastor
 Subject. Political and Industrial Reovlution so-called) In England.
 This is the second lecture of a serIes on countries in revolution.
 our male quartet will render a se- lection at this service. It would have been difficult to have found a church choir in any of the churches In the states that rendered better music than the choir of twelve voices at the Fed erated church last Sabbath evening The anthem Praise waiteth for Thee' by w. F. Sudds was SO exceptionally fine that several requests have been made for It's repetition Sabbath even- Ing. which request has been granted The music Is under the direction of F. R Cowden. who Is an artist In this line.
 The Federated aid is very busy pre- pairing for the bazaar to be held In the Congregational building on the after noon and evening of December Is. This
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-02
APPRAISERS oiNcwAlL ESTATE.

The appraises of Thomas DingwalPs estate, namely. Louis Stevenson T Lehman and J. D. Helps. will meet al the office of J. F. Hobbes on Mon day at l:3o: any person having any knowledge of the deceased's affairs, especially of any property. ar debts owing to him. are requested to meet with the appraisers or notify them