Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19

eco. The others on the list are Mrs. Marshall Stedman, Marie Nelson, ! May Ryan, Ethel Johnson. Sarah Truax. Wnona Winter. Kate Wat son, Marion Murray, Lottie Mayer Vera BerlinFer, Annie Buckley, Ger tTude Murphy, Saliie Fisher, Knox Tony Denler, May De Sousa. and the estates of Joseph Jefferson and Richard Mansfield.
 Chieaso olri Wins.
 Mrs. J F. Quick, a former Chicago girl, has ~put one over on. her hus- band, and incidentally mhe Paris admit that some good thing, artis- tically speaking. may eoHae out of America, by having her design adopted by the Havilaud company for the decoration Of the china to be used in the Chateau 'Laurier, the new S2.000,0G0 hotel soon to be opened in Ottawa, the Canadian cap ital Mrs. Quick is the wife of the general baggage agent of the grand trunk railway system and lives ia Toronto Shc has long been inter ested in decorative china painting and without letting her husband know it she prepared a bunch ber- Iy' design and seUI it to the French china makers She was surprised few weeks later to receive a let ter from them. but not so surprised as was her husband when be read it. The letter said: We are pleased to announce that the Theodore Hay- Hand china has been selected as the china for the Chateau Laurier. O. taWa, and that your decorative de- sign Of the bunch berry has been adopted for the service of the ban cust hall, palm room and tea room The new hotel will be the handsoul- est in Canada and will compare fayOrably with the best ia New York and Chicago It is located in the corner ol Ottawa's most historic park The design IS the old French style Of architecture and the build ing. outWardly, is similar to the Chateau St. Louis of Quebec. it is on one of the highest. spots in Ot iaWa, and commands a me view of the entire capital city. lt will be eleven stories in height, contain $50 sleeping apartments and be as thor oushly sanitary. comfortable and safe as modern art and science can make it
 Landmark Torn Down.
 One of the worlds famous land marks in the history of crimiDoiogy ard the most noted police station in the United States, has passed with the tearing down of the old Harrison street police station ip Chicago to make room for a large printing plant More than a million prisoners occupied its cells in the forty years O. it's life, including some of tue most notorious Of the worlds criminals. Among it's guests were Bunko Tom O'Brien and Eddie Guerin who later gave the police authorities of Paris so much trouble. OBTien died a prisoner on Devils Isle, but Guerin escaped from that nenal colony and after a most thrill ing and adventurous j fFney reached London where he is fSw iiFiug. Big Dan COushin Has locked up in the Harrison station in connection With the murder Of DT. Cronin. It was at this station iB 1890, th4t George Pcrfeous established tse first Ser tIion system of idcntiucation in the United states. There is no police station ln the world Ike Harrison street" said Po1teous when the
 Treckers attacked the building Bow street ir London and Nal berry street in New York are the only stations in the world that can stack ap against Chlcago's fam GUS prison. The first prisoner in the structure was Honey Hiali well known negro character of the first word. Honey stood in front of the station the night after the wreckegs had been busy on it fer g day, and sadly shook his head at the passing Of the landmark
 Horse Racing Won't eo-
 The efforts Co revive horse racing in Chicago, made recently at inc old Hawthorne track. has been aive1 np. temporarily at least. and Tom Carey has quietly passed the tip
 around flat the promised fifteen day summer meet would not take
 uiace. There was racing at Flaw fhorne on July and which had
 been advertised as a mo betting