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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-09

The recalling Of the minister to
the United states from Panama, DR..
Belfsario Porras, is taken to portend
internal troubles in the small repub-
lie down by the canal. The APP
proaching election Of president OF
that country Is at the bottom of 1t
ali, and the United States is very
desirous that legal election shall
be. held, to prevent contests and dis
order thereafter. Or. Porras may
be a candidate for the presidency.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-09

was q nightmare and not u
dream that caused clinton to. make
PineRille speech. Had he
dreamed that it was to make 80
much trouble for him, he never
would have delivered It. He is
thoronghly awake now and it is
noticed that he is not making any
more speeches.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-09
ocToBER 8. 1911.
II Efenine Rcho.

70 secure some part Of each
for aedftation; apart from men
can look ourselves more honestly
e the face lift up our hearts to
Goa ana give our painting lives a
cllnce TsEVlEENSON.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-09
AK. IHORN & CO.
BONDS
EEMPmEsBUnpNG

BONDS HAVE THREE GREAT
ADVANTAGES OVER ORDINARY
MORTGAGES, VIZ:
Cd The return on real estate
loans are limited to the interest re-
ceived. whereas, in addition to tn
Interest, bonds enhance In value whe
the property enhances. and often ma
be sold at considerable profit.
(2) Holders Of bonds are fire
from the necessity OF watching owe
the matters of insurance, payment 0
property taxes, ETC., as the Trustc
relieves them OF such responsibility.
C3) Real estate MORTGAGES ar
slow assets.
FIRST GLASS BONDS MAY OR
DINARMY BE PRo8RMY AN
ADVANTAGEOUS SOLD AM
THE INTEREST RETURN is REG
UnAR AND DEPENDABLE. r.
BELL PHONE NO. 757.
CONSOLIDATED PHONE NO. 100
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-09

Manager Dresbach announces that
on "wednesday and Thursday nights
a duck pin roll on for the city cham
pionship will be held at the Gore
alleys. Four prizes will be awarded
to the, winners and the one making
the largest score in the three games
will have to defend his-title as city
champion every two weeks. All
bowIers who wish to enter should
notify Manager Dresbach at once
and he will arrange the time for
them to roll.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-09

shoe and
pEres were f1afle 56i "a
ths double event Dfesb1ch
Inghram walked. away with the event
they defeating Crrou and Lyons
BY IS pins, making the total Of 1s8
pins IN the ten, games.
Immediately following the double
event the dye-man event was started
ana although the Clark burg team
made hard tight ana picked MP SO
pins, thel lead Uniontown had secured
on its own alleys; was too great and
the UniontoWn team won the con-
test by majority OF 12e pins i
The principal event Of the evening
the individual contestxas won
by Carroll from Inghram. After win-
ming the first two games, had bad
luck ana got number OF splits In
the last three games and Carroll
won out by So pins.
Scores:
Doubles
Dresoaeh- 100 10 7as 1s4
1913 . 5SS
IngHram Sc III 1l5 no
116 .......-. .-.-... 544
Total ....... -. 1892
UniontoWn.
Carroll. 49,. 95 I16 HOS 9s
T27 544
Lyons. .... 81 1o7 IOs 80
1Os $3.50. ....-..s.--. s.s.s 500
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
LEARNED 10 EAT LEATHER
How mcrgsn's Pirates Managed to Swallow and biggest It to
 Avoid Starvation.

The infamous Captain sIorgan and his piratical crew were sometimes in tight places at Panama. and on one occasion were reduced to eating thei- leather tags. "Sor1- persons" says one of the company, Exquemelin (whose narrative is reproduced in The Buccaneers in the West Indies'l. |. who never were out of their mothers Kitchens may ask how these pirates could eat. swallow and digest these pieces Of leather. so hard and dry Unto whom l only answer: That could they once experiment with hunger, or, rather. famine is, they would certainly find the manner. by their own neces- sity. as the pirates did For these first took the leather and sliced 1t in pieces. Then did they beat it between two stones and rub it. often dipping 1t in the water of the river. to render lt by these means supple and tender Lastly. they scraped of the hair, and roasted or broiled 1t upon the fire And being thus cooked they cut it into small morsels and ate it. helping 1t down with frequent gulps of water. which by good fortune they had right st hand"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
A Lawyer Turns Sailor.

A pair of uncalloused hsSd ds will pull at the ropes Of the Ju.eopoiis. a square rigger that drops down the bay soon bound for sydney. Australia. with g million gallons of oil aboard. The own CT Of these hands is Richard Matthews Hallett, Harvard 1910. who has shipped on the Juteopolis as an ordinary sea man. Young Hallett was graduated from ;he Harvard law school last year and came Co this city to work in the office of Judge Hand in the federal building. He grew tired of books 8 few weeks ago, marched down to the offices Of the Standard oil company. the new owners of the Juteopolis. and told them he wanted a job as sailor man. They persuaded the captain of the bark to take Hallett along. Hal lett says that he may leave the ship at Sydney and ship again on another square rieger for the island of Tap, which is a regular island in the Caro- line group on the Pacific with a name that appeals to Hallett-- New York Sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
VIOLENT AFTERMATH
 OF HE ELECTION

The climax of election day excite. ment came at eight o'clock Tuesday night, when 2 near riot occurred in the Turf saloon on Main street lt Is not known how many were ir- Volyed in the original altercation, bat when Officer Wright arrived and sought to arrest the ringleaders Of the disturbance. two others attempt cd to block bis way
 The officer compelled inc two lead CTS Of the fraeas 10 mount chairs and remain there while he attended to the interference. Three of the fight. CTS were arrested and haled into Judge Morris Highs court yesterday morning and fined for disturbing the peace. The internecine combat at the saloon was sought with fists. aisd no one was seriously hurt. Not poll ties, but an old grudge. is said 10 have been the cause Of the fight
 Considering cie excitement of election day. the best of order was maintained Tuesday. There were no cases in Judge Burdick's court yes terday. and only a few minor cases of drunkenness in Judge Highs court.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14

numbered, returning to town as fast as possible and advising the authori- ties.
 A company of soldiers of tho 5th battalion wss then dispatched to Catalina, accompanied by the rurales stationed here. bCt the malcontents had fled towards the Mariquita mountains. The soldiers followed them and are at present on their trail
 BUelna and Arvizu were released from jail last week after spending several days behind the bars, charged with raising disturbances. and a few days previous to their recent arrest were liberated after being arrested, charged with being Reyes sympathiz- CTS
 Cardinas was also in jail last week, together with the president of the Mexican Miners union after eaus- Ing drunken brawl in Buena Vista
 The cause of their taking 1p arms is thought to be nothing else but seeking vengeance for their imprison- ment and a move against Nice-govel- or Gayou and Prefect Hill.
 The leaders in the movement are nothing but outlaws and are strictly in the bandit class. none having any respect for law.
 It has just become known that the officials were aware of the intentions of the three men and have been watching them since last Friday an1 on Saturday night officials were thrown into excitement when 1t was reported that a body of fifty men had been seen near Buena Vista and that they would attempt to take the town, depending upon large mum Der of people to join them in the ac- tack. There was a strong cordon of soldiers placed about the city and all The public buildings were guarded. especially the jail and municipal building.
 On Sunday night another report was on the streetg that there were about seventy mtn in the mountains who were awaiting endorsements upon the arrival Of which an attemp, would he made to take the town. Tho reports were doubted until Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
Read ane Reflect.

If the reader. says the Providence Journal, after perusing the following description Of the probable mode oi the formation 1f the earth. given by an English sciecufc writer in a new vol ume. docs nos understand tho process he Lad better leave 'his -interra. spherical yaeui;y." and 70 where biz ger words are used: "A formal idea of tLe heaven and earth may be ob tained by imagining the heaven as al first an effiuviant generation from 6 Donocentral point. occupying. or tie ating and occupying space: the ga, 'b as the arrest or end Of such genera at. ing action. with the gradual relaxa ton of central tension and abneEation of such center. the consequence beins the formation Oi huge internal spher ical vacuity. termed in the Genetia rec ord earth
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
easy.eoIng Ruler.

The famous German traveller. Otto Ehlers. tells Of an easy-goins Chinese prince whom be visited in the Laos states. while on his way from Siam to TcnpuiD. This prince leaves public affairs to his wife. and when he has papers 10 sign he does so without look. ing al them He has had his throne placed in the Kitchen of the palace. so that he can receive visitors and watch the preparation Of bis meals at the same time. His subjects are the most 'ontented people imaginable. and Mir Ehlers thinks that he aas discovered the plot for a new comic opera in this little state
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14

of those who know the stage only from before the fOotlights. and for that reason, many Of the so-caIled phys Of stage life have been but burlesques of the lives that the peo- pie of the stage really live. In
 Bright Eyes. however, the authors have given the public a correct and very near view of the theater as it is in the day time when the lights are out and only the rear door is open. The first act of the play shows a rehearsal on a bare stage Of a musical comedy which the hero of the play has written and in which the wife he has secretly married plays
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
VICTORY OF TUESDAY
 IS 10 BE CELEBRATED
Democratic Committee De- cides on Monday for Rat
 ification of Election

When in the course or human events one party wins a glorious vic tory at the polls over the opposing party, and especially where that vic tory is won by the party of the peo l,le over that party which doth oppose the will Of the people. and when the voters have returned to their pristine faith, it IS but natural that such party should iubilate. rejoice and niaKe merry over the much to be desired re- suit that has been achieved.
 And whereas. such a victory has just been won by the democrats of Cochise county whereby. when the count of the mortalities had been counted it was found that there was but one survivor from the ranks of the enemy after it's rout by the CO., horts of the faithful and the denocra. cy or the county is firmly entrenched in the high places, even at Tomb stone. while others will take their sta tions even in Phoenix. the capital and democrats will sit in the council chambers of the senate and in con. gress under the shadow of the White House.
 Now. therefore. the people of O. chise county win rejoice and be joy ful over the great victory that has been won. To come down to every day newspaper English, Cochise county democrats will celebrate the victory of Tuesday and will again ratify the declaration of the people at the polls.
 Recognizing the splendid victory laN {. k. Ia ,ne st~ have won in the first state election, and the equally splendid victories in other counties of the new state the democratic central committee has de oided that the eveni is worth eelebrat. ing and should and shall be celebrat- ed Monday night has been set for this celebration and the following was received by The Review last night for publication:
 The democratic central committee wish to extend a cordial invitation to all voters of Cochise county to at tend a ratification 10 be held at the Orpheum in Bisbee on next Monday for the purpose of demonstrating the appreciation or the committee and our candidates for the loyal support Of last Tuesday Invitations have been extended 10 all of the recently elected state and county officers to attend and there will be good speak ing and music, everybody invited. es- peciaIly ladies-to attend this meet ing and il is hoped that Senators AshursJ. Mark Smith and Congress man Hayden will be in attendance as special invitations have been eX- tended to them to do SO"
 The suggestion that there should be a jollihcation over the election YVES frequently heard yesterday and it vas on those suggestions that the committee later took action. made the decision to celebrate and sent out the invitations Whether the surry recently used by the republi- cans in Bisbee will be a feature of the celebration has not been stated but il will certainly be a publication and a jubilation that the committed win have on it's hands on Monday. From all parts of the counJy the vot. CTS will receive a warm welcome from Bisbeeites as well as the committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
VICTIM OF EXPLOSION
 DIES OF INJURIES

Gust saltola. the Flnlander who was injured by an explosion in 8 mine Monday night. died al the Calumet and Arizona hospital Tuesday after noon at five o'clock, as a result of his injuries. lie was a native of Finland, and leaves a brother, John saltola. of Bisbee. The funeral will take place this afternoon at one o'clock from the Palace Undertaking establishment
 Coroner Owen F Murphy. of Low ell, and coroner's jury viewed the hody ds the Palace morgue yesterday morning. and the inquest win be held today at Judge Murphys court room in Lowell
 Saltolas partner. who was working with him at the time Of the acident was not as severely injured as Sll- tola, and will recover.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
BRIGHT EYES TONIGHT

A story of stage life is always in- teresting 10 theater goers. and when this story is complete and logical in every detail. and is accompanied by beautiful and catchy music, 1t is sure to be successful. Such a story is told in Bright Eyes" new musical play by the authors of Three Twins and Madam sherry" with Cecil Lean and Florence Holbrook playing the leading roles. This play, which had successful runs in New York, Chicago and Boston, will be seen at the Orpheum tonight.
 People of the theater are always more or less backward about depict ing their own lives for the benefit
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14

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 Toludo. O. Iz1'fs catarrh Curc Q taken iatcrnaiiy. aft -s Crec.ly upon fiie blood and r1u- cJ-s c-----cCs Cf f'ie system. Test. rs0ai1ls .-t f-Cn. I-'cs % cents D. - De-;i,. S9ld hy on T ruyeista.
 rzkc Haiis Family Pills for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
mn used lr welo,tlno siIk.

A chemist has recently analysed 2 sample of silk dress that was sub mitted to him by a lady lie .ound that it contained only a fraction over 2S per cent. of silk. and as much tin was found ia 1t as that present !a poor tin ores from Cornwall The tin occurs in tEe so called weighing or the silk. The chemist states that he al once realized the fact that the silk dresses worn by the ladies in London taken together. vould repres sent g Cornish tin mine of veiy fair quality --Lond Mail
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
THIS OUTBREAK iI.5.l155..s'
 WAS SHORT LIVED
A Rising Near Cananea Was Quickly Put
 Down
tJoseph | Cohn.)

CANANEA. Son., Mex. Dec. i2.- Considerable excitement was caused last night when about fifty malcon tents, led by eX-captains Buela. Ar vizu and Cardinas of the Maderista army. were gathered at Catalina, two miles northwest of Cananea proper, for the purpose Of recruiting men for their forces. Word was received m town of the gathering of the men, who are classed as bandits, which Is the proper term. and six policemen went 10 Catalina for the purpose of investigating the affair When the police were seen approaching the meeting, the malc0ntents opened fire upon them and one of the police was shot in the arm. but not seriously wounded. The police at once retired, seeing that they were greatly out
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14

the leading part. Tn this scene the manager, the stage manager, stage hands chorus girls and others are seen exactly as they appear during an actual rehearsal. and the audience is really carried behind the scenes and sees a rehearsal as it really is. The play is elaborately mounted, and a very strong company. supporting Cecil Lean and Florence Holbrook, includes Herbert Salinger, Freddie Nice, Jeannette Lawrence, Clifford Saum, Cecelia Renaud and Samuel Thompson. A chorus of more than fifty and an orchestra of twenty are other features of the presentation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
How,s This 2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by HaIIs Catarrh Cure.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14

evening and with results as men toned above.
 There are about 190 soldiers Tn Cananea at present, 1O1 being sent last week to Agua PTieta and Nsco, which reduced the garrison to the present number.
 The officials are criticised for fiber. sting Buelna and Arvizu after their attempt 10 shoot several persons. Both are dangerous men to be al. lowed at liberty. for when fortified with liquor win attempt to do almost anything. as was seen when Arvizu attempted to kill the prefect last week
 No apprehension is felt regarding the outcome of the present affair.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-14
Particularly the Ladies.

Nos only pleasant and refreshing to the taste. but gently cleansing and sweet enng to the system. Syrup of Figs and Elixir ol Senna is particularly adapted to Iadies and children. and beneficial m all cases m which wholesome. strength ening and effective laxative should be used. It is perfectly safe at all times and dispels colds, headaches and the pains caused by indigestion and constipation so promptly and effectively that 1t IS the one perfect family laxative which gives sahs- laction to all and is recommended by millions of families who have used i, and who have personal knowledge of its ex- celIence.
 Its wonderful popularity, however. ha. led interruptions dealers to offer imlta- tons which act unsatisfaotoriy. There fore. when buying. to get its beneficial efects, always note the fuH name of the Company California Fig Syrup Co., plainly printed on the front of every package of the genuine Syrup of Fig and Elix1 of Senna.
 For sale by all leading druggists. Plce SO cents per bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
Taylor Tells Tale
of HOldup to Police
Man with Badly Battered Head
Unable to Make Officers Believe
Story of Fight with Bandits.

Bearing tidlngs and evidence that he had
been held up last night, William f. Taylor.
260S Cunning street, went to the police station
shortly before midnight to have Police Sur
geon Peppers repair the evidence" and the
police to record the udings. The evidence,
Taylor's head. was badly misshapen; SO
were the tidings.
Three daring men, according to Taylor.
carrying huge revovers stopped him on
Seventeenth street between Cass and Chi
cago and demanded his last dollar. Taylcr
fought the three, he said. and made his
escape with a battered sconce and minus
the dollar.
Detective Joe Hell few minutes before
Taylor came into the station was on North
Fourteenth street to help Detectives Murphy
and sullivan on a case. As he passed a
house at 40S North Fourteenth street he
heard some dishes and other things in the
course Of breaking. Thinking Murphy ami
Sullivan in the place he ran to their as
sistance Martha Matthews, a negro house,
maid, told him that man named Taylor
had Just retreated through a rear door
Investigation by He'll showed Taylor had
disappeared Returning TO the station Hell
was called upon to take report of a
holdup from a victim then in the surgeons
room. There he was enlightened. The hold
up victim was Taylor. Martha Matthews
was brought to the station and identified
the man as the person over whose head
she had broken a wash bowl. Della Evans
a friend OF Taylor, who lives at the place
was also arrested in connection with the
free for-Rn.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-10
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
School Teachers Will Not Draw
Money Until Next Fall.
MANY ARE IN NEED OF CASH
Federal Labor Union Adopts ResoIu-
lions and seeks to Cause Pay
Days to Come oftener Than
Once = Month.

One hundred and fifty teachers in South
Omaha are casting ugly looks al the mem
bers of the school board. Warrants which
were issued for April will not be cashed
until late next fall. The teachers will not
be able to draw pay until next fall, and
probably not until the first Of December.
As a result some of the school ma'ams are
wondering where the next meal Is coming
from and what the prospects are for new
positions
In order that the teachers will nose
nothing per cent interest will he paid
on the warrants. The banks will not honor
them and the storekeepers and merchants
of South Omaha have not accepted them
One man in Omaha has taken a few Of the
warrants from the teachers and is holding
them for speculation. A couple of men in
South Omaha have also taken a few, but
the majority of the teachers are unable
to get them cashed
The school situation in this city has been
IN poor shape for the last six months One
month the Packers National bank took the
checks from the teachers, on the word Of
the city treasurer that they would be paid
in the month of May. The next two
months the checks were cashed by another
bank Again for a couple of months the
bankers took the checks off the teachers
hands. But now the credit is exhausted
and no arrangements have been made
whereby the teachers can draw any money
In speaking of the matter Georeia Packer.
a teacher, said: THE teachers are very
angry with the present state Of affairs
confronting them. In several cases some
Of the teachers are without money and
what is more there is no place to get any
unless we can get someone to give us
credit for the warrants which we hold
''Of course the matter cannot be helped
but we do not think that we are to blame