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Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
GOLF MATCHES FOR DOUGLAS AND BISBEE Warren District Country Club to Play DougIas-Play
 in Both Cities

The Warren District Country club will spread itself over the Douglas club golf links Sunday in a ten-man match with the quast-rebels- The teams will return to Bisbee then and have 8 round on the Warren club links. The locals will go down to Douglas oa the first train Sunday moaning and after the play there will return to Bisbee and finish the match.
 The Bisbee team will be captained by Arthur Notman and the Shelter City team will be in charge of High lander H. T. Cuthbert.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
JEFFaiEs SAILS FOR EUROPE.

NEW YORK, May 4.-James J. lief rries, the former champion heavy weight pngilist, was among the pas sengers sailing for Europe today on board the steamship George Wash ingtou. He is accompanied on his trip abroad by Mrs. Jeffries and sey- eral friends. The party will spend rhe summer in making a pleasure tour Of the continent
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
CAROLINA GOLF TOURNAMENT

CHARLESTON. S. C., May 4.-The annual tournament of the Carolina Golf association opened here today, 10 continue until the end of the week. The participants include rep resentatives of nine of the leading golf clubs of North and South Caro- ina
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05

dies. Why couldn't We occuo some thing that is worth something and where we could be Of sonIa great good to somebody.
 T am not a soldier Of fortune ac said. q do not expect to be at the head of the army, but I believe this will be a might interesting question before the house adiourns."
 Focht contended that the United States wanted empire, and it about follows the '1urc Of gold and the call Of adventure"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
An ExpIanatIon.
Announcement

An Explanation.
 The correction in the Review a few days ago concerning Ross Grif- filth who stoned a negro woman did not, of course. refer to Ross Griffith of the Bu1ton-SmNh eoDItIEy. asi some have been led to believe by the similarity of names. Neither was # young Ross Griffith, the High school lad, as before stated.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
Leave for Summer.

Dr. N. c. Bledsoe. county physi-
 clan, will leave today for Chicago, Rochester. Minn., and New York to do postgraduate work In surgery. He will be away from the city about six weeks. Mrs. Bledsoe will
 20 to the coast and remain during !, the doctors absence.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
Membership Meeting.

There will be a membership meet ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday after noon at 2 o'clock, at which time progress will be discussed. A full quested.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
ANrLRAcING BILL.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, May A. The house yesterday afternoon pass ed the anti-race track bill by a vote of 6l to 1. The measure already has passed the senate. The bill awaits the signature of the governor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
One Pair-Mex.

Two MeXicans charged with being drunk on the streets were the only csses on the blotter of Judge T. D. Rurdick's court yesterday. Nation al'tv was taken into consideration and the offenders were let of with a enc of ss. which. nationality con sidered. nearly always amounts to six days in jail. as 1t did in this case the ratioral mott1 being. feat
 drink and be merry and let mans1a ~o barg." TFe Fidnaping case. tho sensation Of dolldom. will be heard .oSav before Iudoa Purdick Tn the 7neantirne Dolly Dimnles ls being cared for by Officer Farley glcRac.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
Prepares for War.

Following the war scare sent out from Douelas yesterday morning. causing Bisbee business men tc place their affairs in shape for a vacation. 1t was learned that the day before Douglas biggest hotel had ordered ten barrels Of beer from Bis bee. Very few Bisbee people at- tended.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
Poor Pestered Peace.

Amado Leyva outraged the peace of the gulch Wednesday night and Jnst for that was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Will White and put in jail. The extent of his disturbance result ed in his being given a sentence of ten days in fail.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
pr. Bridge Leaves.

pr. Bridge Leaves.
 Dr. c. A. Bridge of the Copper Queen staff left "Wednesday. night for his former home in Connecticut, to be absent from the city about a month. Dr. Hunt will be on the medical staff during the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
Leave For England.

J. J. Corkhin and family lett yes terday for England. where they wlll reside, after a residence in Bisbee of four years. In that time they made many friends in the district, who re- gretted their departure.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
New Tariff Received.

The Southwestern office has re ceiyed the new joint tariff on rates to eastern watering places. effective June 1, and good for return until October 31. The rates are about the same as last season.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
Presbvteriau Communion serv.7s.

prPsDVteTia0 NoF11F1iuTIToTi otI sl1l5-
 Sunday morning. May 7tl, there will Fe a communion service in the Presbyterian church, the 'asf b"fo''e the pastor takes his vacation. Mem bers will also be received into the church and any who desire 10 unite with this church on prof s-si0n or reafirmation Of faith should meet with the session Sunday at l0-2o a. m in the church.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
Kilkenny Cat Fioht.

" s. Chase returned to Bisbee yes terday from Douglas and reports that the little camp has had a re- laDse of war fever. One Of the sin ries in circulation at Douglas is that a detachment started to Naco in three s0uads to keep down excite meHt and curious questions. Some where between the points two Of the squads net and fought about an hour before it was realized by each troap that the other froon was not a band O. rebels. This done. how ever. is Iabeled ~99 per cent Doug- las" The skies south of Douglas gre said 10 be red and armored horse uren are said to have been seen in the air, oFnens of war-r-r-rr-r-r!
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
er.ane Whist clnh

9r'@oe Whist Club.
 Teni0kt wiIl see the beginning Of 8 series of trjSee whist paties to take rlace at the Countrv cinb. The chair nan of the entertainment commit faa. l. H. O'Rrien. has apnointed the soIIoswing srecial committee for this evening: J. p. Lewis. chairman: I. 70. Connolly. Wuo. cohring. J. p. VII lianson. Pani Stevens. Lee Flair. IT. T. Peltou. RslUh Caldwell. H. C. Pled- soc. 9-a I. F. DeWoodv. The above committee will have special charge of the evenings entertainment. Re treatments will be served.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
Mayor warts Pictures.

RIaYoT WaTts PICTUfCs.
 At the request of Mayor c. L. Ed mundson the members of the city council and city offiC Cers will mcct Sunday afternoon at o'clock at IT, wings stuiio on Brewery gulch 70 have a group picture made. The mGyor exnec:s to leave Bisbee about JuI7 1 and wants to carry with biu1 a picture of his co-workers in the administration of the affairs of the city for the past year.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
Brief Local Items
Woodman vIslts clobe.

Barker Woodman. superintendent of the Copper Queen mines, is at Globe on mining business and will be there for a week or more.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05

K. F. Mcintyre. the Ever1laie Tand Nan. can now be found at tho Hotel Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
~seIKE" KELLY AND MORGAN.

SOUTH BEND. Indr May 4:-The lnterurban Athletic club of this city has arranged a promising card Tor inc boxing show tomorrow night. The main event will be ten-round bout between Spike" Kelly Of Chicaso ana Hack Morgan of Indianapolis.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05

Every day is bargain day-if you follow our want ad column.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05

"The elaek o'a1sns rxs-e--."
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-05
ATTACK MADE
 ON DEMOCRATS

Continued from Page l.)
The evening world., 1911-04-20
BURNS,
BUT F|REMEN
STAND AROUND
New Rochelle Contractor Sets
II on Fire TO Save Trouble of
Tearing 1t Down..

Thc New Rochelle Fire Department
answered an alarm promptly this morn
Ing. Every engine I'm service trotted
gently out 10 NJ yfiower avenue. In an
exclusive residential district. and the
suburban smoke-eaters stood around
while IA house urned to the ground.
The blaze was OF incendiary origin.
but Detective Finnelli did not inveati-
gate. When the torch was applied n
large force OF policemen was on the
ground. including Traffic Squad A Chis
name IL Charles GoodingD. but II can he
stated with confidence that no arrests
were made. The loss was total.
The reason for this flaming display
was that "A contractor had wearied OF
tearing down n two-story-uud-basemen
frame hous ne had applied for and
obtained permission to burn II.
The FIRE department was on hand to
keep the flames confined to tho building
where they started. There are a NUM-
her of valuable residences in the imme-
diate vicinity.
The evening world., 1911-04-20
r,sty.ninth street Transfers.

AnlBANY, April 2O-The Assembly
Railroads Committee last night reported
Mr.. Goldberg's resolution directing the
furnishing Of Information within thirty
days by the Public Service Com
mission on the report OF Its ~lnvestiga-
ton into the request for renewals OF
transfers on the F%ifty-ninth street l.ne.
and on It's action on application for a
certificate OF necessity by street Aur-
face railways to run their cars across
the Greensboro Bridge.
The evening world., 1911-04-20
HOTEL GUEST ROBBED;
ACCUSES THREE MEN.
Has Proprietor and Two Barten-
derS Arrested After
Beating.

a man who Gays he is Russell $.
stlnson OF No. el3 Eckford street. Wal
lismsburg. complained at the Bedford
avenue police station about daylight this
morning that while he was in a booth
trying to use the telephone In a hotel
The evening world., 1911-04-20
Civil War Bellies Wave Greet
ings to Seventh as They
Did Fifty Years Ago.
LIVE IN SAME HOUSE.
Miss Louise Underhill Tells of
Days When Flower of City's
Manhood Went to War.

Tuc3eed away and all but forgotten in
ohs maelstrom OF and trssrc
wfacn swirls and crashes all around II.
. lfttie colonial mansion on Lafayette
s0ast sprang into the first rank OF pub.
~ interest yesterday when an old.
u1axher stained. torn and patched nag
-voh t~htrty-fve stars was nung from 49,
suopunade, while two sweet faced spin
ysosrs stood on the balcony and waved
ahAlisr flags in greeting az the Seventh
1sgament marched by.
ne battle SCARED veterans Of the
"a seventh" looked up at the old
aAGN<he same nag they saw as they
o1o0mbled on the parade sround in
Aguat of the house on April. ~. 1861, and
~ eyes dlmmed with tears as they
~ the white haired old ladies'. who
woRs the charming Dnderhnl girls in
do~0 war days. and recalled how these
~ bellies OF old New York had waved
S10m God speed as they marched away
for Baltimore 10 contribute their share
- deeds of vaIor lone for the sake OF
- Union.
ek3Ak tta2 HtNtT CaafS uNNNIt Nv
- trying times of the war. ever When
chs draft riots ragged all about tho city,
and angry mobs threatened TO swarm
- ne old. tree lined street. with Its
, .ppWs q nine stately mansions. all set
.csb6v1Y together, on which occasion the
lAo1ber OF tho girls, Israel Underhin.
e>emch patriot and devoted follower OF
y1eracs- Greeley ana his Trsoune. re-
etDsd TO haul down the nag n bade
thA Ssotous mobs DO their worst.
p Flag Never Came Down.
The e~ntreaties Of his friends. VINO
/ feared tina the old mans proud do
fance OF the mob and - determined
Z Aisplay of adherence to his country'a
cause. would bring tho mob down upon
him 70 tear the old house to pieces and
do violence TO his houDshodd. were IN
VAIN Rain or shine. day and night.
Until Lee surrendered 70 Grant. tho Ot
dag flew from its stan. and a. wind ant
rain wore II away II was patched and
reptched until It was but q semblnnc'
OF It's original self.
To-Day Miss Louise Undsr11n sst I,
tho parlor OF the old mansion. now mum
bered 4S2 Lafayette street. n allowed
her mind 10 30 back 70 those ~sttrrinl
days. She made a beautiful picture Al
she sat In the centre OF the stately OLE
paraor, with It's substantial furniture o
thrss generations ago. Close TO tn
thSes score and ten mark. but stAl On II
suApy aide. her round face dimplins ~
she spoke and her clear eyes sparkling
the b<avty that made her famous as
belie of the New York that was. coul'
st1i be seen. Somewhere in the hous
wal her sister Fanny. Just across tn
three score and ten mark, who inter
rupted her work now n again 20 sem
in a word OF reminder 90 her sister tina
she was talking TO a reporter.
"stirring but Sad Days"
I'VE are so averse 10 all this" bega
Miss Louise. I'VE are quiet peopl,
shining from notoriety. and we woul
The evening world., 1911-04-20
"stirring but Sad Days"

I'VE are so averse TO all this" began
Miss Louise. I'VE are quiet people.
shrin"'ng from notoriety. and we would
not talk now II we did no, realize that
ms we remember may be OF some his
toqical value 10 the new generation.
1T Is customary TO talk OF the days
The evening world., 1911-04-20
" 81 as stirring days. To VI. they were


Of 81 as stirring days. To us they were
sad DAYS, when the soldier boys
marched away. some OF them never TO
return. And yet | va glad OF It all
when ! saw the distinguished mon rid.
ing IN carriages IN yesterdays parade,
the manner of their bearing. their marks
Of distinction. An, they were the picked
sons NJ ,be ct,y .b, h,ys ~, the oid
.ca...,h ~. -
49, ""e" "'H VI "V W.
'"er ~" fI""fF was J"'t arouhh 'ne
corner Where tho SiNtN-ninth Regiment
Armory aftcrward stood. and whenever
they made ready for a parade they al
v,v4 assembted On tbis etyoo, dlrcc,tv fl,
,ron, 80 -. nc
.,.s 80 .
"'S ""S 'ne "I' 'I''"t"' iio''I aho
was = known Tor sixty Years. u stood
on what was then known as Ia Grange
reFracc' bht We came TO call our street
coo''"""e """ ahu 20 "as peS'
N"'"n' some or our were
byron case stevens and Edwin u. Nor
E4n. who was Governor OF the state.
Among our guests we're Robert Gould
sbaV Cornelius Duho,. and John Cor
~. ,vhua. an ~. -. -.
''"s ~ '"' ivy "'''''"'u VIC
careers ana went 10 The front Robert
Gould Shaw became colonel OF the First
Massn chusctts Colored Regiment. lie
los, his life in tho vnr. and his monu-
m.,, 900 .,.,ds y, pos,or Comro,
nr,... :. -. ..na.. a..
i",'' 800 ''si"' '""t
went 70 me i!pht from tnlS street J
can rccaIi only the oId flHhth. Ny
Drother' fhure", ven. hiSo' WIN we
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

iOycfn0f-eIecl ". {, McIB0naId has
been photographed IN regard 10 attend.
lug the congress and making the trip
on the special and Il Is very likely
that he will accept. should he do 10.
there Is no question bat what he
might be OF great value 10 the new
state by presenting hnr claims 10 she
congress. n he went u would be- tne
first time ilfss governor % any state
attended such gathering
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
VENUS WAS VISIBLE
HERE YESTERDAY
Bright Planet Seen at Noon
BY Many Interested specta.
tors; Moon Was Also Seen
in Midday Sky.

Many Albuquerqueans yesterday
saw Venus and the moon plainly In
the sky Just south Of the zenish In the
bright light OF nooa
Tho appearance OF the star. or
rather OF the planet. tos that 10
what II was. and the moon. visible In
broad daylight wAs quite unusual.
but easy OF explanation. The planet
and the moon were In conjunction.
That ID. they we're In the same &C.
lestiui longitude, or Ia the same d.
rcction from tho earth
The planet which waa visible yea.
terday 10 Venus. tho brightest planet
OF the solar system. II 10 now tho
morning star. rising shortly before
daylight 10 tho early mornins hours
II presents a most beautiful appear
anoe. although not 40 bright as .
tow wcckn $50.
The moon. aud Venus yesterday
seemed In close proximity; but a. a
matter OF fact they were close 20
2b.oO0.0e0 miles apart The moon ID
now about s35 200 miles from tho
earth and Venus about 100 times
that distance.
You night bo able 10 SEQ venua
again today; but II you do II will
be observed west OF the moon instead
o. practically in line with Il no yes
terday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
4 HARMLESS WAY
T0OARKEh THEHA|R
A Little Sage and Sulphur
Makes Gray airs Vanish /;
a Remedy for All Hair
Troubles.


Who docs not know the value Of
suEe and sulphur for keeping the
hair darR, soft. glossy and In good
condition? As matter OF fact. sui
phur Is natural element Of hair,
and a deficiency Of Il In the hnir IN
held w many scalp specialists 20 be
connected with loss OF color and VI.
iality Of the hair. unqnestlonably
there In no better remedy tor hats
and scalp troubles, especially premn
ture grayncss. than sag md sulphur.
" properly prepared. The wyeth
Chemical compnny OF New York pui
up an Ideal remedy Of this kind.
called. Wyeths, sage. and sulphur
Hair Kennedy. and authorize drug.
Eisia 10 sell Il under guarantee that
the money will be refunded II Il fails
10 do exactly as represented.
II YOU havp dandrun. or II YOUR
hair is thin OF turning gray. get a
bottle OF this remedy from your drug
slsi today and zee what Il win do Ton
you.
This preparation II offered 20 tao
public at nifty cents a bottle and II
recommended ana sold By all drug
gl0iA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
Strons,s Book Store
"rorR MONEY! mack ff yoU
- WANT iT."

terday attending the funeral services
Of his father.
A. NJ. stately OF ottowa. kans.. via.
tied frieEd hero from the same CO.
this morning. Speeding seserel hours
with ". O. Browne. immigration In
spector. AFR. Staley Is n Santa 10
employe Of tho signal department aud
makes hla headquarters a. Las Vegas.
The ladies OF st. Jonns Guild are
making preparations for Thanks
giving ties 10 be held on Tuesday.
Nov. IS. AZ the home o. Mrs. 8 r.
vann, 920 Forester avenue. A tompt-
inE home cooking table will be- one
OF tho features.
Joseph barnett. l. n. Cox and Harry
johnson made up q party which left
early this morning for Tome 10 nhoot
ducks. The waterfosi are said 10
be very plentiful at this town this fall
and the local nInrods will test the
accuracy OF the report,
REV Hickman, who 10 holding re-
viyai scrvices AZ HE church. reports
that the congregations are increasing
IN sire and that good work II beins
accomplished Tonisht his aubjcct
WIN be Heaven. and Mrs. Holloway
viii sing that beautiful anthem. The
Holy Ciiy." The public IL Invited 10
hear these Service
ben Doe, arrested In the lower
yards. was sent 90 the county Jail iot
ten day sentence this morning ON
the charge OF sagraney ny Justice OF
the Peace George n Craig doe aayn
this Ia his real name Judge Craig
gave Mlguel BcTdnscS ;cn day %
dollar sentence for disturbing the
peace. aud Eiqflo Garcia and Gabriel
Lopez i've day OF dollar sentences Tor
drunkonnosE. Rafael Marquee and
Arthur a. barrett, charged with light :
ing In the Arcade saloon. win he
heard at 5 O'Clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TITE WEATHER.

Tonight generally fair; Thursday
generally fair. colder southeast por-
tion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Dcbber CO.. Opticians. Phone tos.
Eerl DowdIch. well known locally.
lett this morning for visit In III
Paso. lie will return In about q week
c. s. Cup. a member OF tho culp
Brothers sheep company. 10 In the
city for fow dsyc on business.
Auto and Carriage Lap Robes.
Horse Dlenkats direct from mill at
special sale prices. J. Korber Co.
W. = oliver OF Topeka 10 spending
the day here. he 10 q Santa Fe en-.
ployc and well known In Albuquerque.
Col d. X u. Sellers is expected TO
return tonight from trip through
Eastern New Mexico.
Col W. 4. Hopcwsll left this morn.
Ing for IL PaSo 10 take hand In thu
irrigation work now going ON In the
Alesiila valley.
ID. c. Howell. assessor OF Torrance
county, returned last night 10 hts
nome In Estancla after spending sew
eral daYs here.
W. !. Linwood returned TO Ration
last night. after spending the day IN
Albuquerque ON his way back IRON
the oil fields near Gallup.
william L. S,aley Of cerrllloB IL
spending today In town. lie IL con
nected With the Sunset Mining com
pany.
Mrs. Riley of La Junta. Colo. VIII
arrive la The city t.ils evening 10 pre-
side "a an official inspection Of IN,
local branch OF the Grand lnteraa'
floral Auxiliary VI tho d of l.. Z.
Dr. Dempsey OF Bcien. who yesier'
day accompanied the wounded men
of the 3chulle wreck to Tits clay. re-
turned last night 10 his home IN
IIelen.
Il. II. Hanna aud wife arrived from
Santa Fe this morning ON the Caliior-
MIA limited. Mr. Hanna ID 70 officiaie
as grOomsman ~ the Grunsfeld.Roih
gerber wedding tonight.
3 r. !. GMlfoii. representative Of ths
ADULTS System company. public ne'
countants. H. IN the city ana may
locate here. He comes from OKLA
h0ma City. the headquarters of hi,
company
y. ~ DANahA ftAHihtu tit wv ~
this morning from Gallup. where ho
has been for several days In the in
lerest Of the Home bond aud Loan
company
AZ the PRESBYTERIAN church this
cvening Rev. Mccullough thc evan
gelist. VIII speak. and Mrs Roy Nc
Donald wlii sing .1'he Ninety ana
Nine"
The salvation Army viii hold its
oRen AIR meetings at ,. IN. on ac-
count of revival services IN the
churches whsch Captain Wcndel viii
attend. and win hold no meetings In
the hall.
Rev J. 81 sinner OF Santa ts. 80
turned 10 his charge this mornlng.
after assisting IN the revival services
81 tho First Methodist church last
night. Rev Sinner IS . former Uni.
Sefsls student and n sell known here.
Robln y. Gould, son OF Dr. George
W Gould, who died recently. returned
snls morning 10 his home in El Paso.
whore be- Is circulation manager OF
he Herald. Nj. Oouid was lere yes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

The pay Il good. the work con9en~
lal, and promotion rapid 10 tho u. 3.
Civil Service. u you are an ametl-
can man or woman over ~ you are
eligible for any eovernment position
II you pass the Civil Service Ezaml.
nation. To lcern how you can quail.
ny IN your snare time. wsIle for our
free Civil service booklpt. n. Cllf-
ton Hosehead, Representative ~ IN
eernhtionaI Correspondents ech0nls,
iiYK az, Albuquerque, y. N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

bis Prize Maaquerads Hall Thurs.
day evening November 2ard % col-
omoo Hall. Admission soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22

Lots n Iun snA sool dancing Viii
D. fealufes " fhe Aiapgusrade7 nai.
ThurAsn, ,,xfmhtt sN ,sslanbo
uail Adn,|tflep fpp'