Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-14
PRESS
ST|RS Up LOT
REAL TROUBLE
Accident HaEts Printing of
Paper; Repaired but
'Jinx' Took Another
Tight Hold

Review office yesterday morning.
The news paper press had hardly start
ed when an accident put the machine
out of commission temporarily. The
broken parts were patched up and
some papers run of, when the sec
ond break came. which put the press
oGt of commission entirely Some II
the subscribers received the Satur
day issue. but a great many did not,
and The Review has here given
LFief mention of the important
worlds news as it appeared in The
partial issue of yesterday. The press
was repaired at a late hour last
night, so that all subscribers should
receive a copy of The Review this
morning
Briefly. the telegraph news as
CLEANED from the issue OF Saturday
follows:
Leaving 2.OOO troops to guard Juar-
ez, the main body OF the rebel army
departed from that city Friday TO
take up the march TO the state OF
Sonora. Owing to the destruction OF
the Mexican Central railway by the
retreating reyolutionists. the main
able to reach the border city for two
months Many Of OrozcOs follow
ers have taken advantage Of the am
nesty offered by General Huerta, Am
nesty will not become general
through the country until the nation
al assembly meets in September, if
it becomes applicable to everybody
concerned, at all
General Dan Sickles. while making
a speech at the formation Of the
Roosevelt party in New York, drew a
line against southeTners. The dis
elimination was prOmtly discredited
as part Of the principles OF the new
party, by Colonel Roosevelt.
Prominent merchants of san Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and San Diego are
declared by federal immigration Of
fcers to be implicated in a vast
scheme to smuggle Cinnamon into
| this country. The officers declare
! that more than 2,00O coolies have
been smuggled into this country this
year
Charles Carne, of Chicago, and
| Charles Van Hise. president of the
| University of Wisconsin, unched
| with Governor Wilson Friday, and
pledged to- the democratic party their
support in the coming campaign. Mr.
| Crane was the real financial hacker
| OF LaFollette's campaign, and Mr..
| Van Hise has always been a support
| er of the Wisconsin senator. The
pledges given by these men are
| taken to indicate the sentiment OF
LaFollette followers, and that that
faction of the republican party will
line up solidly with the democratic
| party.
! Eugene w. Chaffin, of Arizona, and
/ Aaron b. Watkins, of Ohio were
nominated by the prohibition party
/ for president and vice president oil
that party at the national convention
at Atlantic City An attempt to
| change the name of party to Pro,
| gressiye' was the cause of a small
| ltproar. Conservative" was also
suggested, and that name was voted
down.
Thirty persons we're injured when
a circus tent was blown down al
cheyenne, Wyo. A police ambulance
with a load of injured. while gOina
at full speed to the hOpsial, skidded
and crashed into the curbing. Tbs
occupants escaped serious injury.
Further testimony regarding the
personal habits of United States
Judge Hanford was heard at the
meeting OF the house committee al
Seattle Witnesses declared that
the Judge Hanford Martini" was one
of the most popular drinks in the
city
Vile excavating under a hotel in
Nevada City Tor the purpose Of build
ing a wine celler, workmen struck
a three-foot ledge of gold and tn,
city Immediately became excited.
The contract for building the Lew
is Springs Huachuca cutoff for the u
Paso and Southwestern railroad has
been awarded to Macarthur Brothers
The work must be completed within
80 days.
During progress OF the DarroW
trial, the defense called to the
lstand many witnesses to impeaeh the
testimony Of Bert Franklin. the con
fessed bribeT Among those callet
was Tom Johnson, former attorne,
for Franklin.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. +. f. ElIinwood was hostess
at bridge party given at her home
on Wednesday afternoon. Tn,
guests were Mesdames Balmfofth
Bledsoe, F. C. Bledsoe. Blair. Bridge
Campbell, Coles, Davis, Fenwick
| Fenehere, Flora, Fraser-Campbell
Gohring, GFayson, Hollis. Hood
Hunter. Hurst Julif. C. F. Juliff
Lynn. Newman, Sheetz. Shine. Sims
f. l.. Sims. Sterling. Taylor. Tenney
Thompson, White. and the Misses
Chaplin. Goodbody. HiIlos, Hempsted
Mckee and Wick.
During Miss Cummings absence
George Stewart, truant officer, vii