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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-30
LckaleS.
Wappr unb Mlbermen.

Wontag mtor9en bate Der Mapor
cine 5meite lnterreoune nit ben
ied}s neu eintretetoen Ilbermeni.
and oie Weitslieoer oes ausi1eioen
ben 6inon5fomites Mauermann,
Wenger, 9raoen, &idter unb ae't-
nep waren anipeieno. Die neusn
Mloernien legteal benz Mapor cine
Don ibnen alen unteridriebene 3ll=
ibrift Dor, in Der tie iagtenz lie bot
ten feline Suit, eber groBere 8emiai=
gungen su MAIDEN, als bis tic mebr
iiber Die finan5iellen 8erboltnilie
Der Staot miiBten. Sic bielten es
oub nid)t fir rattan, irgeno cine
Neipinigung 81 MAIDEN. bepor lie
nidt genm piiBten, ipofiir Dos @elo
nisgegebm iperoen uno iuer es ats
ben lone. Sic ieien bereit, ben 80
por in Der @uflteaung oes Budgets
fir iefs5ig Gage gu unterftisen nl1o
oann BON 3eit gu 3eit meitere @nf-
fteIlungen 5u MAIDEN, rpenn es not
penoig erifeine unb lpenn lie, sle
nenen Mloermen, nit Sen @eoIrfllil-
fen Ser Staot crit mebr pertro,it
~aetporoen mGren. Sic miiroen iid
OesboIb freuen, pern Der Wapor Gin
Budget nod ibren 8ori6ldge1 gu
fammeniteQen un6 ibnel porlegen
ner6e. sic erindten i'm oesbaIb
reipeftponit oarum unb eriu6ten tn
5ugleif, cine 2iite ieiner grltennurl-
gen ibnen ebenfa1s bor5uiegen.
Der Mapor mar bur6 oieie 3u-
idrift offenbor tief gerei5t; er be
5iuane iid) aber uno es fam 5u fei-
mem ieiner beliebten @ltausbrii6e.
ct erfIdrte aber NIT GROCER gner-
gle, BOB er iid BET Der Muftenung
beg Budgets nur nod Dem @elet
ridten tperte. Die Soroerungen in
Der 3nlhrif ieien nibt eeieblih. Ct
neroe ober iber lie nit Dem Sta0t-
ontpnIt fonferieren. @r beoauere,
baB Die &erren nidt init ibm an Ger
Mufiteaung 6es Budgets arbeitcn
nnb oaourd ben Sortibritt Ser
Gta6t lihern piiroen. 9ieIMloer-
amen proteitierten gegen oieie MeuBe-
run9, es liege ibnen nihts ferner,
afs cine iolbe Muffaiiung, aber Ser
MaDor biieb babel, er fonne 5uilden
ben 3eilen leien uno piiie, mas mo
beabiibtige. Dabei 5@itierte er Saap-
rono uno fem beriibmtes @ort, oab
bic @prabe gema1t lei INN oie Sc
oonfen gu perbergen. Mon unter-
belt iid oann nod cine 8eitlang,
iprad iiber 6ies uno ienes, ralldtc
iogor cine Grieoens5iearette NIT eilt-
amber, ober bic Stimmufig blieb ood
cine ~nnbebaglide. @ls man iid
trennte, nabmen 0ie rletert Ml0ermen
bic ~lleber5eugung nit fort, BOB iie ei-
l,em idorfen Sample entgegengin-
gingen. @citere &onferen5en. iiber
6ieie Budget : Mngelegenbeit batte
Der Mapor nit Der GrfIdrnne 5uriid-
getpieien, er iperoe ben s9erren IN DER
Gtn6tratsiisutig an Montag feline
Nnttport ouf lire goridlaae ourdj
gorIeeunq 6es Budgets geben. gr
min es alio offenbar auf einen &o,i-
Hit nnfommen laiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-30
Staat O9io. DO.


Tranf S. G1enep be1Dtp5rt, 0ab
er Der dltere Bartner Ser Sirma S. s.
gbeaeb unb 6 o. lift. tpel1e @efddfe
te in Der Stabt Solebo, in obeugeranrs
tenn gountb ulo Staate, int, nnb bab
beiagte Sirma bic Gumu1e bon NJ
bunoert 9oIIdrs fir ieben JaG
0 &atarrb be5ablen tpiro. Der bnrd ben
@ebrald bon SaIIs &atarrbs
Sur ni1t 9e9eiIf tuerben fam.
Sranf s. 6 eb,
Bef6tpore1 bon MIR llnb unters
f6rieben in meiner @egenDart
am 6. September q. 6. '86.
SiegeI,
q. @. @Ieaon. 0ffentlider Motar
Saa's &atarrbsRnr tpirb innerlih ees
nornmen nno tpirft brett nuf bnS Blut
nnb bic f6leimigen Sberfldden bes Gu
items. SaBt @u6 3eugntfe frei aus
i6iden.
S. S. gbenep& Co.. Solebo. g.
Berfai1ft bon allen Npotbefen. 75e.
9aa's EamiIiensyt1en finb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-30

ges mur0e bod oas @ous faltm leer
bon 8eiudern, Die alle bem Sllbel-
paar ibre @liidfpiinide oarbringell
poate1t.
@err 2egler tit am 4. Ipril re
Sobre alt ~geiporoen nno Srau Seq
Ter nitro am 80. Moi oieies Monat2
SO Sabre alt. Sic itanmen beibe
aus Ser Sdmei5; Der alte Serr ans
3urid ulto feline Satin aus 2ocle.
SSn letterem Srte, einem fleinsn
Stdot6en i'm &anton Neuenburg,
iino iie aud om %. Mai oes Saa-
reg 1861 getraut moroen. Sic fo-
men %l5uerit mad benz Noroen, ipobn-
ten fange in Ga Groiie, @isconiiA
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Kantors' fritz.
&omon BON Sbeooor BON
3obeltiB.


tAnitlrtinll1
Sc, oas lDar einltal ciu ssulloe..
9rei3ebn Bfuno pog Die 9tange bel
Der @eburt, uno Die aeute i'm 9or-
fe batten 10 llnre6t nibt, penn tic
lpiblg meinten: mas lange m1brt,
miro gut. 9ie SieoIers bottel bic,
lie Sreunoe III Der Wenleinoe. IS
maren itine unb ~gutber5tge 2eute.
er Elm lang anfgelboiiener, bartlo-
ier Wenid, BEN man ielten obne Ell.
ne madtise Sabafspfeife I'M Wtrns
De lab lie cine rulloe, tleine,
freunolide Srau, Die Gpdter zines
grafliben nnterforiters, Ser emit
infolge zines ilugIiidlidell llage.
fabrs arf Der Saso erihoiiel lpor-
ben mar.
Der Sunge brodte 2eber in oos
a%antorbaus bon &lein-Ynleoop. gr
NOR Elm miloer Strid ullo Oil for,
perliber araft ell fleiner 9iieie-
Sci Den @laoiatorenipielen oui
DEM Dorfplabe, all oenen iid al,
leg gu beteiligell pflegte, iuas bel
Serrn 6ieoler in Die Mrfallgs.
grinOe BEG 2eieus ullo ShreibeuS
eingemeibt wuroe, blieb er gelu5bl.
lid Sieger/- es CAB lpellig 5lIli-
gen i'm Torfe, Die es nit ibm alf,
5unebmen perilldten. gr idob mie
eill @igantenfino in Die Sobe
grob, breitbriiitig, fhodia lulo
musfelgeidipeut = gar ilid)t iuic
ein Gantorsiobn," meillte Die 2ell-
nerten. @r iolte aber alid fem
Shullebrer neroell mie ieil So.
ter. 0u lieber Soft, peilll elmer
Dos gleno Der @olfsidllllebrer aus
gefoitet bate, baum NOR es Sieoler
getpeien Der arilte genfeI, oer
5iebler, Der ieiite oriifcuoe Wiittrl.
loiiefeit i6oll aif Dem Semillor,
no ibm cine SreiiteHe auseriuirft
moroen mar, 10 bitter Dattc en-.
pfinoen miiIienl = Nein, Der Jrit
.iolte fem S6nllebrer lueroell
er noute au6 gar nid)t 10 rebt in
Die Sdulltube bineinpaiien. @r bot.
te einen offenen -&opf uno nar ein
g~efpisigter @engel, ober Draubell IN,
Jreien, int @aloe uno auf Dem
@ieiengriin ooer nuf Der Sduteebal-
De fiblte err iid wobIer aIs bin.
ter Der 5ibel nno Der Sdiefertafel.
@r bate in ieiaen oreisebla Sabrcn
nidt piel ulebr eelernt aIs 2eielL
Sbreiben uno Nednen = Die @io.
lime ipielen uno oo5u oaerbono
i6nnrriee @oiienbouer lingen. Sir
Die @ioline, Die au6 iein 9oter
niht oDne Salent 5u b~anobaben
peritallb, batte er ihon oils @ino
beionoere 8orliebe Seoeigt uilo Der
8aitor mohte Medt init ieiner @e-
bauptllne bobeli, oab Der Srnlgc
entidiaben muiifaliiheg @ebor be.
iiBe. llno Der Baitor luor eiu Mollll
bon muiifalilder @ilounL Der 0odl
uno Holeltrina auf ieiitem &ar.
monium nit 10 erihhtterlloer 8erpe
ipielte, oaB maii Sen rouifcllocu or
gelton bon eilenl @noe ocs 0or.
fes big gum anoern u%erneblncn
fonnte.
Cider Sris beiab @eb6r nll6
alid cine iholte, flailgpol(c Gimme.
Die er oroentlih ous5uilusell Der.
ltdno, ipeirn er in Der Stride Die
2itureie mitiineell mllBte. Ollrd
oas mlborntonii6e @eer06(c Ser
ii6ri9en &inoer flane iein Orgorr
bea uio fdmetterno, 5onforen
eleid, uno baum oud mieocr peib
unb idmieeiam nie @eigellton. 9ic
9auern, Die untcn ollf Den oelt-
geitrihenen 9dnfcll gu Scitcn ibrev
@belieblten ibrelt airdenihIof bie!'
ten, fubren 5eitmeiie eridredt ans
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6clHene fcebseit*

9lm 9onneritae, 5. 25. 5. @t.,
feierten SEER Sobn 2eoler ure
leine @attin Elm molbefanntes bellt
ides @bepoar unierer Stoot, tire
goloene @od5eit. Mon bate Dor:
elmer eroBen 5eier abgeieben. 60
6err 2egler ieit einiger Belt leiben>
lit, ober mabreno oes ean5en Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-30

oas slmt oes S6atmeiiters onfge-
iteat.
Der gbe limo bier Sodter emf
lprolien, BON oenen orei, Srau 81.
Sdmiot in Milmaltfee, Sroll 5. g.
@ib IN 2ouispiae, ap., uno SRI.
Sattie 2egler nod leben, bie pierre
Sodter, 5rau Sranf @. Hieoea,
lit geitorben. Sbre beioell Softer,
SRI. Srqrlfie uno Sri. CLARA Gia=
oea> mobnen BET ben @roBeltern. SIM
@on5en iino pier5ebn Gnfel mo
Elm llr-gnfelfino in Der Somilie.
Setteres rburoe 5fpei Gage Dor ser
goloenen Sod5eit Ser @roBelterll
deboren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-30

Sonntag abelo abfabrer uno Diell=
itag nlorgen mieoer bier iein. Ger
6abrpreis lit iebr nieorig.
Die @ranoiurD oes 81. O.
itriftsgeri6ts, Die ihon am /. Woi
organiiiert woroen NOR, bat iest IT,
re Arbeit besonnen. Sn leiner Sn-
ltruftion of tie, iprad lid &idter
9mper nit GROCER 8efrieoigung
barber aus, mie orbentlib unb
geieBli1 es in unlerm gountD ber-
gebe, marnte Die neue Surp ober
5ngleib Dor irgeno einem Nablai-
ien in ibrer @adiamfeit Die
@ranoiurp miiiie idarf baraltf auf-
paiien oaB ole @eiete befoIgt
mIroen. unoroentIibe 9auier loG.
ten gum Minoeiten nibt in oell
@eihafts- uno @obngegenoen Der
Stoot eeouloet meroen uno ull=
oroentlih gefiibrte Saloons ioItell
nnter0riidt mer0en. CT empfa5l
Der SltrD belonoers auf Die itrifte
8eabtnng Ser Spielgeiese, Der 0e-
lese fir ben @etranfebanbel unD
Der Sonntagsgeiese gu ahten. St
mics Die Surp aud an, Die Ieste
Staotmabl gu itnteriuben uno felt
5uitelen, OBJ geiesIid BEL ibr per-
fabren iei.
s. SO. gburh, Der neu .er.
pdblte itaotiide Shasmeiter, bot
auf oie 4laseidrift S. Granf Gal
lagber's, Der bebauptet, in @irfs
lidfeit gelpdblt gu iein uno oes-
6alb cine NadBablung Der abgege,
benen Stimmen perlangt bot, ge-
anttportet. Gburd erfIart in Die
ier Mnttuort Die 9iitriftgeri1te bot
ten feline Surisoiftion iiber cine.
5oas pie oieien, BEL Dem es lid
I'M einen aoneit in elmer Stoot
mdbl banbele unb beiireitet fer
ner Die @ihtigfeit ader Mnsoben
uno Die geredtiguns aaer ge
idiDeroen, Die Gallagher in ieiner
Slageihrift getnadt bat.
Wontag feierte 8ater s. q.
6ubrmerf, Der @farrer Der ct. So
iepb's Stride, ieinen Mamensteg
uno Der n2ieoerfran8~ bradte ibm
gu gbren oes Cages elm St1no1er.
Die &erren perbradten oanri eini-
ge froblihe Stunoen In Dem gaitli-
diem Yfarrbauie.
Gonneritag abeno giebt Ser
Htoteitantil9e Mltenbeim @erein
Elm @~ortenfeit i'm geetbopen-@ Gar
ten. gs nirb Elm biibid)es 8on5er.
eeipielt meroenk AUDI iino 4affce.
Sudden, giscreme uno aIIe mogli-
den anoeren grfriibungen gu ba-
Gen. Der gintritt lit frei, nur fir
oas mas man iBt ooer trinft, mub
be5ablt meroen.
DonnerItag abeno finoet IN
oen oberen Hdumen Der 8eetbopen-
9aue cine 8eriamnillung Der Dele
gaten oes 0euti1 : Mmerifoniiden
Notionalpereins Itatt.~gs Iiegen
Didtige 9inge Dor. IS ion iiber
cine oemnahit a~b5nbaltenoe oeutid)c
Nee
idliiiie gefabt meroen. gs miro oa-
ber audi ertpartet, oaB aae 9eIegc
ten anDeieno iino.
-Samitag abeno giebt Ser
9eetbopen M1nnerbor fir feline
Mitglieoer elm @artenfon5ert, fir
oas elm iebr biibibes Yrogramn
5uiammengeiteat lit.
Ger Chauffeur Com Cuff
ban, Der ons MutomobiI lenfte, mel.
DIES Die feline 6attie Shmab in'
GOT @ells 9arf iiberfubr, lit Der
fabrldiiigen 9otung angefluet NOR
Den.
Der Bro5eB bon S. .. Mer.
bant, Der angeflaet lit, ben Seiler-
lpebrnlann Dapis q. Weol getotet
SIT 6aben, lit peridoben moroelL
neil elm mihtiger 3eilge feblte.
Bon alien gldttern, Die iid
I'M Win0 befpeaelr, limo Die oiirrItell
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@obmen @eiier in ben sHmpien

@iemaIs. aber es lit in oen
Siimpfen, Mariden 9apous uno
Nieoerunsen eenug @efabr porbun.
ben. 0aS iino Ole Malnrio : Seine,
oie s6iitteIfieber, 9dma6e, S6mer.
sen III ben auohen uno pieaeihi
SDpbus er5eugen. electric 8itters
iheioet oieie Seine pom 9lute aus.
9ret Sloiden baben es bel mir ee.
ton, ldreibt @m. 8retoea bon Gu
cana, q. 6. SOC bel alien 9rug9i-
item.
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Ban.G rIaubnisiheiue.

q. q. 8obuet, 8eparaturen. @eer-
ideiot Ctr; 5000.
Bertha altgelt. @obnbuts, Oft 0uia-
ely Ctr; 1925.
Srau 6. aampmann, @erdnoerung
OtzSouiton Str.; $3.50.
Sums albausb 2umber 60, Sdur,
pen, NorosG onlal Ctr; $1,000.
@lfreo q. @itte, @erdnherung. @eSE
Commerce Ctr; 500.
U. 9oIetamp, 8pbnbaIs, @erfihire
Npe.; $4,000.
9. Scene, REMEMBERING, 8etsGome
merce Ctr; $500.
8. 9. SAUL, @obnbaus, Grange
Ctr; $500.
Econ 9eters, 5duppen, @acional
Ctr; $75.
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uao 5ogen por % Sobren bierber,
mo- SEER 2egler Die 2eitung ser @lo-
mo Srouerei iiberl1obm. Set Sa0s
rem bat er lid) ober gang ponl Sc
ldoft 5uriidge5ogen. @err 2egler
nobm olld friiber regen 4nteil an
ben lofolpolitiiden greigniilen uno
NOR alid einmlal oils &onoioat fir
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= Sci Der Menge fommt es mid.
ooronf an, Oh mai etpas @utes
iaet, lonoern OBJ man etpos gut
fagt.
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= Ger quite Con lit amiiden oen
Wenl6en 5ugleid Bride nno
Shranfe.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
TIE gBEE ARIZONA MORNING OCTOBER
OHIO PERFORMERS.
Annual Meeting of Conference ot
 Charities And Correction.

TOLEDO, Ohio. October 2G-The twenty-ninth annual meeting of the Ohio Conference of Charities and Cor reetion which opens here tonight for a session of three days. has brought together several hundred men and women who are recognized authori- ties on various branches of charitable and reform work and well qualified 10 speak on the subjects assigned to speak upon the subjects assigned them on the conference program. Among the speakers from outside the state are Alexander Johnson, secre- tary of the National Conference of Charities and Correction; Mrs. Al bion Fellows Bacon, of Evansville, Ind. and Edward T. Devine, secre- tary of the Charity Organization so- ciety Of New York City
 The officers in charge of the confer ence are: President R. A. Longman, Cincinnati; first vice-p president, Mrs. Apollo Opes, New Philadelphia; sec ond yice-president, Rev. Joseph A. Bennett, Newark, and secretary II. II. Shirer, Columbus.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
LEARN NIECE WAS
 VICTIM OF FLOOD
( s French Receives TeIe- gram from Brother Tell
 ing of Loss

0. S. French, who was much wOr, ried as to the fate of his brother when he read the news of the Austin flood disaster but whose fears were later relieved when he received a tel egram from an officer of the city stat. ing that his brother was safe, finds that after all he has been bereayed of relative in the disaster, his niece
 After having concluded that his fears for his relatives in Pennsylvania had been groundless, o. $. French oi this city received a shock yesterday when a telegram was delivered to him, sent by his brother. This mes sage stated that the brother, George II. French and his wife, Lillian, were safe but that they lost their daughter. who was, Mr French says, eleven years Of age. The telegram was brief and contained no further infor- nation but it leads MT French to be- lieve that the flood came suddenly down upon the home of his brother and sister-in-law who for their lives fed to the hills and had no time to search for and find their little daugh- ter. It is probable that their home and belongings were washed away by the tremendous rush of waters.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
ALASKAN sNoWsLIDE
Man and Wife Killed and Their Cab
 in Demolished

SKAGWAY. Oct. 6.-Stanley Mo Lellan and his wife were killed yes terday in a snowslide that demOl- ished their cabin at the Partridge mine on the west arm of the lake. Vic Carldin, standing near, was caught up and carried thousand feet down the mountain side. Several ribs were broken, but he will recover.
 Mcclellan was peeling potatoes when the slide struck the cabin. His body was recovered today, the knife still grasped in his hand Mrs. Mo Lellans body was recovered, and it was found that her glasses were un. broken
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
TABLET TO WASHINGTON
Ceremony at Ancient Church of Falls
 Church, Va.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct 6:-ln the picturesque village of Falls Church. Va. nine miles from this city, a marble tablet placed upon the outer wall of the ord Falls Church edidce in honor of George Washington, was unveiled today with exercises con- ducted by the town chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton.
 Gen. Washington served for twenty years as warden and vestryman Of the church, which is one of the oldest and most historic in this section Of the country. The first church build ing is believed to hayebeen erected about 1709, while the present ediflce was built in l734 with material brought from England.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
PILGRIMAGE TO MOUNT VERNON

WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. Gone thousand delegates who have been at tending the convention in this city of the National German-American Ali ance today made a pilgrimage to Mount Vernon. where a programme of exercises was carried out and num- Der of beautiful floral offerings depos- tied at the tomb Of Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
MORMON ANNIVERSARY
Eighty Second Annual Conference O.
 the Church.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 6.-The eighty second annual conference Of the Nor. mon church was opened today in the tabernacle by President Joseph F. Smith. In his address President Smith avoided politics, his nearest approach being: Whatever may be the feelings of those who look upon us and our work with contempt, Iet the spirit of good judgment character iZe our works"
 He denied statements alleged to have been made that he had wrong
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
TEXAS coNFgosRATes
assembly of United Veterans at Beau.
 mont


 BEAUMONT. Tex, Oct 6-Hun. areds of Confederate veterans from various sections of Texas are here In attendance upon a two-day session. peglnning today, of the annual re- union of the Grand Camp of the Uni ted Confederate Veterans of Texas. The city is gayly decorated in honor or the war veterans and their friends. Grand Commander B. B. Paddock of Fort Worth presided at the opening session this morning. at which Mayor Pope welcomed the veterans to the ely. This afternoon Congressman Morris sheppard delivered the annual oration. Tomorrow win be held the annual parade. the election of officers and also several of the principle SO eial events of the reunion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER
 IGNORED.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6:-Ten thou sand guests have been invited to at tend the testimonial dinner to be given tomorrow night in honor of pr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University. The affair Is to mark the completion of pr. But ler's tenth year as administrative head of the institution. During his incumbency the university has grown 10 be the largest in the country in point of attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
AFTER eAILEYs SEAT.

WACO. Texas, Oct. 6:-Congress- man Choice E. RandeI of sherman, who was the first to announce his candidacy to succeed Joesph w. Bailey in the United States senate, will open his active campaign here tomorrow by addressing rally Of the Democrats of McLennan County.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
CALIFORNIA WELCOME The Way in Which it Will be Extend ed By Governor Johnson

SACRAMENTO, OcS 6-Governor Johnsons car will leave here at 4:10 O'clock in the afternoon Of October 18th for Red Bluff, where the gov ernor and a party will meet the presi- dent.
 The governors car will be at tached to the presidents special. The party will reach Sacramento at 11:30 on the morning of October l3. A number of state officials will accom- pany the president across the state
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
STILL STUDYING.
MeNamara Defense Will or Will Not
 Ask for New Judge Today.

LOS ANGELES, Oct 6.-The attor neys for the McNamaras held long conference today, at the conclusion of which they announced that they would decide tomorrow whether to ask for a change of trial judges.
 As Judge Bordwell is the only one who can pass on the motion, 1t is pretty clear, that the motion if made, will be but a formality, which will be used, in case the clients are found guilty as ground for asking for a new trial
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
Moose Initiate Mary.

At last nights meeting of the or der of Moose there were initiated a class of thirty-seven candidates mark ing the closing of the charter. Plans for a grand inaugural ball were an- nounced which is to be held at the house of the Warren District COun- try club and with the band to furn- ish tne dance music.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
,Ealsco EleHr CARNIVAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-Willie Ritchie, of San Francisco, bested Jack Britton. of Chicago in a four round bout tonight Johnny McCar- thy beat Frankie Whitney also of Chicago. another bout on the card.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
CEN UmsRELLo's VICTORY .

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 6.-Generas UmbrellO Figeroa yesterday cap tured 200 Zapatistas and it is now be- Heyed that the strength of the rebel leader is broken. The MeXicans lost none.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07

The Baess Austin Pa constructed by Engineer Chalk being made the
 responsibility the horror the dean of construction becomes s making
 which the The diagram shown herewith pronounced most scientifically built structure of its kind in the world
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-07
MOTORCYCLE COLLISION
One Fatally Hurt and Tow Others
 May Die

SACRAMENTO, Oct. civilian Archibald was perhaps fatally in- jured and George Stockel and Arthur Crouch seriously injured and may al- so die as the result Of a collision head on of their motorcycles on the Stock ton road near here tonight. The three men were unconscious, and were picked up by Q farmer near the scene of the collision.
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FIFTH INNING.

delphia-Thomas flied to left.
which Devore captured after smart
run. Bender singled solidly to center.
Merkle took Lords grounder and
threw to Fletcher, forcing out the
Indian. Oldring doubled to right,
Lord taking third. 1t was Oldring's
second wo-bagger. With Collins at
the bat, the Philadelphia crowd in the
stands went wild. Merkle took Col
Inns grounder and touched him out
1t was close play and saved couple
of runs from being scored. Side out
No runs; two hits.
New York-Collins took Myers
eraser and shot it to first. Mathew
son shot single to center. It was the
second hit made against Bender. De-
Vore could not see Bender's fast ones
and famed. 1t was Bender's seventh
strikeout. Thomas made beautiful
stop of what would have been a wild
pitch by Bender Doyle was out by the
Collins-Davis route. No runs; one
hit. "a,
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FAMOUS KENTUCKY JURIsT sUc.
CuM5s AFTER A WEEKS ILL
NESS FROM BRONCHITIS.
Reaper Thwarts His Ambition to
Serve Until Next June, Thereby
Surprising Service of Chief Justice
Marshall.

washington, Oct. 14-Associate Jus.
tlce John M. Harlan, Oldest member
OF the supreme court of the United
States, for years prominent in Ken
lucky politics, once candidate for the
republican nomination of vice presi-
dent of the-United States, a foremost
constitutional authority and prominent
IN the councils of the Presbyterian
church, died at his home in this city
today. He was rs years old last June.
Justice Harlan had been i'll with
acute bronchitis less than a week. He
sat on the bench last Monday when
the court heard arguments on the So
called anthracite coal trust case. The
following morning Chief Justice Whita
announced that Justice Harlan was
slightly ill'' and yesterday asked at
torneys to consider that Justice Har-
Ian was sitting in their cases, although
not physically present
Justice Harlan continued to perform
his share of the work of the court.
His great ambition was to serve until
next June, when he would have ex-
ceeded the service of any man who
ever sat on that bench. AS it was his
service was longer than that of any
other justice except Chief Justice
Marshall and Associate Justice Field.
His death was a great shock to his
judicial associates. They had not i'm
derstood the extent of the illness.
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral we're
deferred, but it was expected that the
body will be buried at the National
cemetery at Arlington, Va. Justice
Harlan left a widow and five children.