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Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
CHAFF|N SUED
 FOR DIVORCE
LiQuor Dealer Enjoined From DiSpoSing of Property
 Pending the Trial
STATUTORY CHARGE MADE

Mrs. Fannie Chaffin has brought suit in the district court for divorce from w. R. Chaffin. the well-known wholesale and retail liquor dealer. and asks for a distribution of prop erty, besides attorney fees and other expenses incident to the case.
 The alleged grounds for the divorce action is given in the complaint as intimacy with a well-known tender loin character, which is alleged to have occurred on June 21 of this year at Chaffin's house.
 A temporary injunction has been issued by the district court restrain ing Chaffin from disposing of any Of his assets
 Attorneys J. s. Williams and Ed. J. F1anigan, representing Mrs. Chaffin, yesterday arranged a settlement tf the financial matters incident to the action and it is said that the divorce action will not be contested.
 Mrs. Chaffln left Bisbee early in the summer and gave out that she was going to Long Beach. She has re- turned to Bisbee.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chaffin have been married nine years, having married at Tucson, and both had been married previous to that time Mrs. Chaffin alleges that she put Ss.50O into her husbands business and that she nev- CT got anything out of it except s2.000 at one time and s910 at another time.
 In der petition. the complainant asks for a degree of divorce, an in junction to restrain W. R. Chaffin from disposing of any of his assets, asks for the appointment of a receiv- CT. asks for $500 for attorney fees and alimony. The financial matters were arranged yesterday. The d. vorce action was filed in the district court on July 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
POSTAL EXAMINATION
 HERE 0N AUGUST 8
Conditions of Entry Into Uncle Sam's EmDlov-WageS
 Are Moderate

If you are a man standing over , feet { inches in bare feet. weighing 125 pounds or over without hat or ov- ercoat. have attained the age of IS years and have not reached the age of fl, and if you are not a hunchbacb, have good hearing. sight and speech, have two eyes. two arms, two legs and two hands Climbs must be good ones). are not suffering from asthma or hernia--if you have none of these ills, you are eligible, when you have passed the examinations. for appoint rnent to a position in the Bisbee pest office as clerk.
 The postoffice department has talk en of the weight and measurements qualification for the feminine appli- cants and any woman who has none of the ills referred to above and who is not married is eligible 10 take the examination for appointment. The age limit is waived only in the case of applications from persons hOnora- bly discharged rom the military CT naval service by reason of disability resulting from wounds or sickness in- cured in the line of duty
 The examination for local pcstoificf clerks will be held here oa August S. The examination is on the subjects oE spelling. arithmetic, letter w~itirlg, penmanship, copying, geography end reading addresses, The posjtiCl pays from $500 to s1.000 per year, accord ing to length Of service.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
GOOD REPORTS HAVE
 BEEN DISCOUNTED
Market Fails to Move on Ex- ceIlent Copper and Steel
 Outlook

NEW YORK, July 10.-DisappOint- Inent over the government crop report, issued shortly before the close of the market. caused stocks to recede after a display of strength from the opening today. The losses sustained dissolved gains of l to ? points throughout the active list The character of the report was of set by the monthly statement of the copper producers and the United States Steel Corporation 8 unified orders, which were unex peetedly favorable.
 Steel and copper shares, however, yielded with the rest of the list at the close. The decline in stocks was due in part to the ezpecta tions of operators who bought heav- fly in anticipation of a more bull ish s statement. Reports of rain over the week end encouraged buy ing this morning. not only here but in London, where American stocks advanced materially before the New York opening.
 An increase of 247.000 tons ir the unified orders of the steel cor poration between June l ana July l indicated an unexpectedly large amount of new business. June fig ures suggest the largest gain since the revival after the "open mar ket' of 1908, the increase in busi ness which followed the reduction in prices being estimated at 5' per cent or more.
 The decrease of more than 8: 800. 900 pounds in copper markets was larger than was looked for bringing the total to the loves in several months. While domestic deliveries were somewhat disappoint ing, the export movement -as ths largest since last October
 The statement as a whole wal regarded as distinctly favorable Good reports in both the copper ant steel trade apparently have 5eeI discounted. for the market barel, moved on their publication.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
AGAINST MACON
 FOLLOWERS CONTINUED

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 10.-The cases of Dick Ferris. General c. R. Price, General J. R M1sby and R. Flores sfagon, who were to appear in the United States court here today tc plead on charges of having violated the neutrality law of the United States in fomenting a rebellion in Lower California, were continued for two weeks to allow attorneys time to prepare their cases
 The cases Of Enrique Magon. Ii- prada Rivera, Pedro Soles and Antel- mo Figueroa on similar charges were also continued
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
MONEY FROM EUROPE
 ASSISTS hARINON|
Italian Convicted of Murder Appeals Case on Funds
 Sent Over

Marinoni, the Italian convicted at the last term of the district court. will appeal his case and the money with which he will fight the If term in the territorial penitentiary win come from Italy.
 He has given notice of appeal and under the statutes he has nine months in which to perfect the ap peal. From what source the money will come in Italy is not known
 The supreme court of the state of California has just rendered 8 de cision that upholds the contention of the district attorney of tkis county, made in the early stages of the Marinoni case. It will be re- called that several persons were ar rested and held as witnesses in the Marinoni case, but through their attorney they obtained their release through habeas corpus proceedings before the supreme court of Arr zona. The California court has just decided that very issue. holding that witnesses in such a case may be held.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
BISBEE BOY PROVES
 SOME BIKE RIDER
Former Messenger Boy Here Takes Things in Coast
 Race With Ease

From delivering telegrams at so much per delivery up and down Bisbee gulches and canyons to champion bike rider of the Pa eifc coast and in the big head. lines of the newspapers is the rec ord broad jump of James Fisher formerly, Jimmie, the Messenger Roy" in Bisbee, employed at the Western Union office.
 Fisher jumped into the limelight at Los Angeles tho other day by winning the annual bike race against field of pros and semi-pro's. lie is we'll known in Bisbee, having left here about six months ago for the coast city. Taking the steep grades of Bisbee gave him training in endurance that enabled him to take the handicap a full minute ahead of his nearest com petitor. The Los Angeles Herald has the following to say of Fish er's victory:
 Beat Some Good Ones.
 Riding a hard race against a large field of entries, many of whom were expert riders James Fisher. a local amateur, won the second an-
 
 Wheelmen, held on the Hollywood course this morning.
 Starting from tke corner of Sec, ond street and Beaundry avenue. C. Fl Merkle, timer. sent the first limit men on their way at S:19 Uc'cck. A fair-sized crowd had gathered to see the race and cheered the contestants as they started on the hard grind over the I5-milea course. The scratch men, five in number, got under way at s:3d o'clock.
 R. NJ. Hults. winner of last years race, was given a handicap of :1:S0. F. Y. Pearne, an old timer in the wheel-racing game, was a favorite of many of the bi- cycle fans. San Diego was repre- senteG by T. Bond and A. Palmer. Bond is well known to the local devotees of the bicycle game and has taken part in several races.
 Fisher finished the race in IS minutes fiat, coming in one minute ahead O. Edward Sundmacher, who vas second with the time of 4g minutes. John Merseh was third. his time being 54 minutes Albert Alenasco finished fourth, time ;54:50.
 Bond and Palmer. the San Diego men. pedaled from the Southern city and were not in condition to stand lhe hard grind. Palmer dropP"d cut after going few miles. Bond finished tho race, but his time was slow.
 According to c. H. Merkle timer. the race was successful and will be repeated next year"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
WOMAN SUSPECTED
 IF BURNING CHILDREN

RAYMOND. Wash, July 10.-MTs. James Skotchno. a Bohemian, and her three children. two girls aged and and a boy Of 2, burned to death at Smith Creek, nine miles from here, when their home was destroyed to- day Mrs. Sketchno. who is separated from her husband, is said to have shown signs of mental Arrangement.
 Bark peelers, who stopped at the farm last week, reported they had found the children tied to bedposts and the mother at a neighbor's. Piles of dry moss and kindling were about the building.
 Coroner Gruwell, who made an in- vestigation today. reports that he be- lieyes the destruction of the house was accidental Only the bones of the woman were found.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
ARIZONA NATIONAL
 GUARD GOES TO CAMP

PHOENIX, July 1o.-Eight compan- ies of the national guard joined two Phoenix companies here this morning and the ten proceeded to Camp Brodie, near Prescott. where they will be joined by companies from Prescott and Flagstaff in annual encampment. The eneampment is under command of Colonel A. NJ. Tuthill of Morenei, ranking field officer of the national guard. The encampment lasts ten days
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
BISBEE MENTIONED
 IN BIGANY CASE
Man Claims to Have Married Here, But No Records
 Exist

The Los Angeles Examiner con tains the following: .
 One of the seYerest jail sen tences imposed by a Los Angeles police court judge in several years was that given yesterday by Judge Rose in the case of George E.. Buell.. who was found guilty of a charge that contained a coloring of blgamy, but was technically ot a less serious nature. He was sen fenced to serve nine months in the county jail. At the completion ot Bisbee. Ariz., to face the bigamy charge.
 "Buell deserted wife and three children in Boyle Heights and went to Bisbee, where he married again. Wife No. 1. seeking a divorce, dis covered that he had returned to Los Angeles. Her attorney located Ruell at the New York apartment house, on East Ninth street. whsis he was living with a woman known as Mrs. Buell..
 Wife No. 1 and the Boyle Heights woman were induced to compare notes and later they joined hands in prosecuting Buell.. He could not be prosecuted on charge of bigamy in California, so the au- thorities filed a misdemeanor statU- tory charge against him
 "Td sooner go to jail for the remainder of my life than live with my first wife he said. I am guilty of the charge. but I am sorry, ever so sorry. that my Bis bee wife has got to suffer for this
 No records of a marriage exist in Bisbee and all efforts 10 trace BuelIs past history here failed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
Personal Mention

United States Attorney J. E. Morri- son leaves this morning for Tomb stone on business.
 Douglas Gray Of Tombstone was in the city yesterday.
 District Attorney John g. Williams of Tombstone is in the city.
 o. E. Tuft of Phoenix is registered at the Copper Queen.
 Deputy Sheriff Will White weat to Tombstone yesterday.
 ". R. Dennison and family left last night for Richmond, Va, where they will spend several weeks visit ing relatives.
 T. H. Wiggins left yes.s-day Ter Los Angeles to spend several weeks. Miss Ethel Edwards left Sunday tor Los Angeles. where she will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. Earl Peck of Warren left Sun day for the coast.
 J. T. Munch left Sunday afternoon for Los Angeles and other coae' points
 Mrs. Ed. J. Parks and son James left for San Francisco after visli Of two weeks with Mir. and Mrs w J. Greeley
 H. s. Hollis of Warren ieft sunday morning for Little Rock and Chicago on a vacation trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
COAL OIL SEvERLY
 BURNS \ WOMAN
Mrs. Mile BiIIo Used It to Make Fire-Department
 Called Out

Mrs. Mile Biilo was severely burned about the hands and arms Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock when she attempted to light a fire in the stove with coal oil at her home on Opera Drive.
 She was standing directly over the stove when the oil exploded and set fire to her dress. Her screams attracted the attention of neighbors, who rushed in to her rescue and threw blankets around her body.
 The fire department responded to an alarm, but when the fremen ar rived the fire had been put out. The only damage to the house and fixtures was a burned curtain and scorched door-frame.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
GOOD NEWS FUR
 B|SBEE IN HE
 COPPEROUTLOOK
Plan of Producers to Cut Down Surplus Is Work ing-8,0C0,000 De-
 crease Shown
WILL BOOST THE PRICE
crease Sh0Wn

The report of the Copper Produe CTS association on the copper supply showing a reduction of approximately 5000. 900 pounds of the ore for the month of June, created optimism in district mining circles and was the sole topic of conversation on the streets and in the brokerage offices yesterday.
 June showed the first decreases since January. The June reduction shows, it is believed. that the scheme to cut down the supply is Tn good working shape and reductions in the supply are expected to be reported until the price of the metal goes to a profit making level
 Agreement in Effect.
 L. J. overlook stated that he believ- ed the June decrease would add frac- tionally to the price of copper and that if the succeeding reports or the producers association show de- creases substantial improvement in the copper market will result. He said that the decrease is due to the agreement between copper producers to cut down the surplus.
 Coming soon after the interview with George L. Walker. the copper au' thority, in which he stated to a Re view representative that the price of copper was bound to increase for several good and logical reasons, the report of the producers association should have the effect of dispelling the pessimism that has hung, with varying intensity, over the copper market
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
EAGLES FLOCK TO HoouIAm.

HoQUIAM. Wash, July 1o.-Hun- dreds of delegates, together with the state officers, are here attending the state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Today was devoted to the reception of the visitors. The convention parade will take place tomorrow and on Wednesday the gathering will close with the cleo tion of officers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
BODY OF WRECK VICTIM
 SIGHTED ON BREAKERS

SANTA BARBARA, July 10.-The first body of a Santa Rosa wreck vic tim was sighted late tonight in the surf or Hondo. Watchers on the beach were unable 10 secure the corpse, which was being buffeted back and forth in the big breakers. It will be recovered at daylight. There was Ec clothing on the nIsz-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11

Judge: Knicker-Jones is very keen of hearing.
 Bocker-No wonder; His father was a pastor who always heard calls, and his mother always heard bur glars.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
INLAND GETS DECISION.

JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind. July 10.- Fighting Dick" Hyland was awarded the decision over Andy Besenay of at the end of a fast ten round bout here tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
MccIymons Funeral.

The funeral of Audley McClymons, who was shot to death by Harvey Hughes Friday afternoon at the Hughes Tooming house in Lowell. was held yesterday afternoon at I o'clock at the parlors of the O K. 1r. dertakers and interment was in Ev- ergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
Council Meets.

The city council met lasr nisht a. the city hall SIS a board of equaliza- tion. the meeting having been called in accordance with the territorial statutes. No other business was transacted. Meetings will he held un- til the matter of going over the ciry tax rolls is completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
MIX DEALERS ARRESTED.

KANSAS CITY, Kas., July 1e.- Warrants for the arrest of 35 milk dealers in Kansas City were is- sued today by County Prosecutor Wyandotte of the county Of Kan sas, following charges th2 they watered their milk.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
RIe cHIcAoo STORM.

CHICAGO, July 10.-A severe electrical storm between Cleveland and Chicago seriously affected tele- graph wires this afternoon Many wires are down.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
4s MILEs IN A DAY.

OTTAWA, Kas.. July 1o.-h the ulans and expectations of leadins citizens of Cofey, Osage and Frank lin counties are fulfilled there VII he constructed in this section to- morrow, between sunrise and sun set. an improved highway, forty-nve miles fin length Practically every ahle-bodSed man in the three coun- Hes has volunteered to aid In the vork The road will follow the old santa Fe trail cutoff and will con meet this city with the town or Lsbo.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
AMusEMENT NAM peAp.

CHICAGO. July 10.-Robert T. Motts, who built the first theater in the United states for exclusive use of colored persons, died here today, aged TO-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
Soldiers in City.

That the Fort Huachuea troops had a good time in Bisbee and Warren during the big celebration is eyfdenc- ed by the fact that they have been coming back ever since they arr:ved at the army post A dozen or :1ore were in the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11

New York Sun: Priscilla had just told John Alden to speak for himself.
 T shall do it for you after we are married" she added. Herewith he hastened to seize the last chance.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
Washout Near Douglas.

No mail from the east was received in the city yesterday afternoon on account of a washout east of Doug las on the Fl Paso & Southwestern.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
An Omission.

An OnISston.
 The name of H. D. McVay. secre- tary of the celebration organization. was accidentally dropped from the report for publication. Mir. McVay, as secretary of the organization, was in dispensable to the success of the celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
TEh.HOUR LAW FAILS
 ID PLEASE WOMEN
Chicago Workers Lose Pay and Complain of Too
 Much Leisure"

CHICAGO, July 1G-Chicago wom en who depend for a livelihood on their ovn endeavors began work disconsolately yesterday on the schdule arranged in the new law, intended to tighten the burden Of their sex, which prohibits women from working more than ten hours in any calendar day
 The women ticket sellers of the elevated railroad stations found themselves with two hours a day more freedom in which to spend their money, and less money to spend. Their wages were reduced hours were shortened from twelve to ten
 Hotel Help Dissatisfied.
 Maids and other women employees of large and small hotels found themselves working for the same wage on a system that, they con tend, is more inconvenient for them than that hitherto in vogue. At the Congress hotel, where more than a thousand persons, most Of them women. are employed, it was sal1 that neither employees nor manage meLt liked the new arrangement.
 Our female help" sail a repre- sentative of the management, ore vouss worasd eighteen Eoirs out Of forty-eight. T'.ey alternated each day six-hour to twelve-hour shifts making an average of nine hours a day. They were given every other night off and every other afternoon was their own.
 They now will lose these hours of rest and be compelled to work in shifts of eight hours. They don't like it, and neither do we.
 Lose Half Holidays.
 Frank Boring, manager of the Hotel Sherman, said the maids there have been working on an eight-houF schedule and therefore will not be effected by the new law. George H. Gazley, manager of the Hotel La Sale, said the work schedule had been altered to meet conditions, but that the women did not like the eight hour shifts entailed by the law
 Similar conditions were reported at :he Stratsnrd. ;Is Blackstone. the Auditorium, Great Northern, Grand Pacific, Wellington, Palmer House and other large hotels.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
Miss Powell Leaves.

Miss Ruth Powell left yesterday for her home at Los Angeles. after visit ing her sister, Mrs. R. T. Pelton of Bisbee. Miss Powell was the guest of honor at a number of entertainments while she was here, in the form of dances and dinners at the Warren District Country club.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
Tombstone Dance.

Invitations have been received in Pisbee to a ball to be given at Tomb stone on the evening of the Hussen- KetcheI wrestling match. the ball following the wrestling match. Invita- tions have also been sent to other points in the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
Vital Statistics.

Born to Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Dodge July g, a girl Born to Mir. and Mrs Jos. Bppie of Jiggersville July 10, a boy.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11
Brief Local Items
RelIhov Goes to huachueas.

Harold Potts, senior beilboy at he Copper Queen hotel, has gone to Ham- burg. Ariz., in the Huachuca nom tains, to spend a vacation of a month.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-11

NDfte dtA4bA was AlEu III tAE At5AAANt court on July 3. Brief Local Items Beilboy Goes to Huaehucas.
 Harold Potts, senior beilboy at he Copper Queen hotel, has gone to Ham- burg. Ariz., in the Huachuca noun tains, to spend a vacation of a month. Council Meets.
 The city council met las. nishr a. the city hall as board of equa'iza- ton. the meeting having been called in accordance with the territorial transacted. Meetings will he held un. til the matter of going over the ciry tax rolls is completed. Soldiers in City.
 That the Fort Huachuea troops had a good time in Bisbee and Warren during the big celebration is eyfdenc- ed by the fact that they have been back ever since they arr:ved at the army post 4 dozen pr :Iore were in the city yesterday MccIymons Funeral.
 The funeral of Audley McClymons, who was shot to death by Harvey Hughes Friday afternoon at the Hughes rooming house in Lowell. was held yesterday afternoon at I o'clock at the parlors of the O K tr- dertakers and interment was in Ev- ergreen cemetery.
 Vital Statistics.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. Jas. Dodge July g, a girl Born to Mir. and Mrs Jos. Bppie of Jiggersville July 10, a boy.
 Miss Powell Le5ves.
 Miss Ruth Powell left yesterday for her home at Los Angeles. after visit ing her sister, Mrs. R. T. Pelton of Bisbee. Miss Powell was the guest of honor at a number of entertainments while she was here, in the form of dances and dinners at the Warren District Country club.
 Tombstone Dance.
 Invitations have been received in Pisbee to a ball to be given at Tomb stone on the evening of the Hussen- KetcheI wrestling match. the ball following the wrestling match. Invita- tions have also been sent to other points in the county.
 An Omission.
 The name of H. D. McVay. secre- tary of the celebration organization. was accidentally dropped from the report for publication. Mfr. McVay, as secretary of the organization, was in dispensable to the success of the celebration.
 Washout Near Douglas.
 No mail from the east was received in the city yesterday afternoon ou account of a washout east of Doug las on the Fl Paso & Southwestern CASES AGAINST MACON
 FOLLOWERS CONTINUED
 LOS ANGELES. Cal. July 10.-The cases of Dick Ferris, General c. R Price, General J. R. Mosby and R ! Flores Magon, who were to appear ir the United States court here today tc plead on charges of having violated the neutrality law of the United States in fomenting a rebellion in Lower California, were continued fol t-,-<. ~.-aa1-s fo orfouy at@ornave lime ff