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Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
GOOD BYE, OLD c. o. P.

PROVO, Utah. July 27.-Thlee hun.
dFed delegates to the convention OF
Progressive republicans representing
almost every county in the state. and
recruited entirely from the ranks OF
republicans, expressed in resolutions
here today their sorrow at leaving the
party with which they had been so
long identified, because its face was
now turned towards the setting
sun"
Nevertheless, they decided to make
good job OF it by creating a COM
plete organization and putting tickets
in the field for every office from
governor to constable.
Eight delegates were chosen to rep.
resent the party at the national pro-
gressive convention in Chicago They
are all well known as republican
workers Each is entitled TO half a
vote each under call Outbursts Of
cheering were frequent. Attacks on
TAFT and concentrations of Roosevelt
provoked equal enthusiasm.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
State Supreme Court Rules
Against Scheme to Keep
Roosevelt Supporters OFF
Presidential Ticket; Pow
erlesS to Rule
PARTY SPLIT
IN WASHINGTON
Appeal to Colonel to Settle
Questions; Replies His
Representative Is on the
Way; Utah Lines Up

TOPEKA. July 27.-Supporters Of
TAFT lost today their taaI opportunity
70 keep the names OF presidential
electors who are favorable to Roose-
yelt's candidacy off the republican
primary ballot: when the supreme
court handed down a decision sus-
tanning Judge c. T. Branine, of Har-
vey county. in dismissing the iniunc-
ton suit brought by Taft forces to
prevent county clerks from printing
the names of Roosevelt electors on
the republican ballot.
The court held that the questions
involved were political. and the
wrongs complained OF were Of the
kind for which courts we're not au-
thorized to grant relief
Taft men charged that as Roose-
welt was not the nominee Of the re.
publican party, men who had pledged
themselves to vote for him If chosen
electors, had no right on the republi-
can ballot.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
COUHCILhEN TO
FORCE PROBE OF
NEW YORK POLICE
Tell Gaynor TO Start lnvesti-
igation or Be Manda-
unused; Coroner Holds
Jack Sullivan

NEW YORK. July 27.-Unless
Mayor GaynOr calls a SPECIAL meet
ing OF the board of aldermen TO vote
upon ordering an Investigation OF the
police department and the Rosenthal
murder, a writ of mandamus compell-
ing him 70 do so will be served. Sucn
was the announcement made today
by Alderman Henry Curran, who with
sixteen other aldermen, yesterday pc
titioned the mayor to call the meet
ing on August l. The mayor de-
clared with considerable asperity last
night that the petitioning aldermen
were trying 10 embarraSs him.
Jack Sullivan, who rode about town
with Police Lieutenant Charles Beck
CT the night Rosenthal was shot, was
arraigned before the coroner today
on a charge OF homicide and held
without bail Sullivan was originally
held as a witness, and was identified
at the coreDeT's court yesterday by
Louis Krese, a waiter. who was a
witness TO ROsenthafs assassination,
rs one OF those whom he saw at the
scene Immediately after the shooting.
Sullivan this afternoon declared 10
reporters that the Identification was
a .frameup" by District Attorney
Whitman.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
japanese Boy
Gives Life That
Emperor May Live
Takes Poison Leaving Letter
Giving Cause for Deed;
No Change in "--lor

TOXIC, Ju1 zs-(sunday)-No i'm.
portrait change in the emperor's con.
dition was noted at the examination
made by physicians at o'clock CSun,
day. morning. At that hour his tenn
perature was 1904, pule I04. respira-
ton %.
Vast throngs continue to gather
around the palace but reports from
the sick room are meager. Among
the notables who have arrived is a
representative of the emperor OF
Korea, Count vi, representing the
peers and gentry.
One OF the physicians in attendance
on the emperor said symptoms OF
less acute respiration were improved.
The BODY of a young man was
found in the outer palace at dawn.
A letter in his pocket said he had
offered his life for the emperor. He
had taken poison.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
1000 REBELS HURRY
TO. CHECK ADVANCE
OF FEDERALS NORTH
Battle Expected Today for
Possession of Railroad;
Wires Cut While Amer 4.
lean Gives News

CAsAs GRANDE, July 27.-Two
thousand rebel troops stationed here
were today hurried by train to a
point north OF here, and opposite
Oiitos. near the Sonora border,
where General Blanco is stationed
with 500 federals. The rebels will
march overland TO meet the federals,
carrying with them several cannon
and a rapid fire gun. also a large
quantity of ammunition
Fearing that Blanco's advance is
with the intent to cut the Mexican
Northern railroad Srer2ratory to a
federal advance from the south, the
rebel commander has orders to pre-
vent his reaching the railway at all
hazards The oposing forces are eX-
pected to meet late tomorrow.
News vas telephoned from the
Ba5bicora ranch, owned by william
Randolph Hearst. that large federal
force was seen today approaching
MADEIRA, which is still held by rebel
forces. Before details could be
learned from the American ranch
foreman, who telephoned the news
from Casas Grandes, the wire was
cut.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
THREE-YEAR OLD CHILD
RIDES TRICYCLE. - MILE

CHICAGO. July 27.-Here is a new
record for 3-year-oIds. George Refs.
3-year-old son Of Dr. George w. Refs,
wealthy surgeon, broke the known
mark for baby tricycle. riders by nd
ing his machine a distance of nearly
10 miles across the city in just eight
hours
George escaped from his mother
while she was visiting. At l o'clock
he leaped on his machine and started
for home His mother was frantic
when she discovered his absence. The
police were notified and instantly be-
gan a search of the neighborhoOd
Finally the distracted parents went to
their home and waited anxiousIy for
word Of their lost boy. At 9 O'Clock
George arrived
"Whew," he said. that was some
ride. I'm hungry" and the little fell
low almost collapsed from exhaus-
ton. II come like sixtv," he said
Il just blew my horn and people and
wagons got out of my way. | just
kept s-going and finally I see my
house"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
PET ROOSTER HIS BANK;
TOUCHED FOP 500 BILL

COATESVILIlE. Pa, July 27:-Phil
Up Downer, a chicken raiser, has
found a new place to hide his paper
money. but after once banking il he
has to go into court to enforce its re-
turn. Downer says his wife has a
habit OF taking change from his peck
cts just at the time he needs the
money most.
Downer has a pet rooster which an
swers to his whistle. He waited I'M
iii he got 800. had it all done up in q
single bill and tied the bill under the
right wing of the rooster.
Next door 10. Mr. Downer resides
another chicken fancier Last nigh;
the rooster flew across the separating
fence.
Downer spied the bird in the yard
of his neighbor and made a hasty
scramble over the fence. He got the
rooster, but the S100 had disappeared.
The neighboT demands that Downer
identity the bill. but Downer forgot
to take the number.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
TRANsEER Is conv,c-c

OSSENINC, y. H.t .JES
than seventy-fiye pTIaC-cTS have been
transferred from Sing Sing to Dan
nemoTa within a few days, to put a
stop to the rowdyism, strikes and
outbreaks. The ringleaders were
kid" Dropper, O'Brien, the Car
Barn leader. and bad Bill Munroe.
Warden Harry Kaiser, who has
earned a high standing with Colonel
Scott by his work. in restoring disci.
pline and stopping grating and dope
peddling in Clinton Prison at Dame.
mora, will take the terrorists IN
hand. Many reforms have been insti.
tuted in the shops and wards at Gin
ton.
Since the last outbreak at Sing
Sing prison. when Bad Bill" Munroa
nearly killed a guard. uiet has been
restored.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
SPLIT IN PARTY

SEATTLE, July z7.-Rooseyelt's
response to appeals to him to settle
difficulties between the - progressive
factions in Washington, which re-
cOgnize him as leader, was sent 10,
day in a telegram TO the secretary OF
the radical progressives. who have
called state convention for Wednes-
day al Tacoma, saying that he was
too far away from the scene to give
an opinion. that his representative
would be in Seattle on Monday.
One wing Ioi the progressives,
headed by United States Senator
POindexter, is opposed to nominating
candidates other than electors. The
other. o. radical wing, would put in
the field candidates for every state
and county Office.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
ANOTHER GUESS ON
CLOSING BARROW CASE

Los ANGELES. July 27.-For the
first time since the trial began, it
was possible today TO place an esti-
mate upon the length of time yet
to be consumed in the barrow case
before it is given 10 the jury. Attor-
neys for both sides stated today
they believed all the evidence would
be in within the next week, and that
arguments. il reasonable time was
allowed both sides. would not occupy
more than four days. which would
send the case to the Jury the latter
part Of the first week Of August
There will be four addresses made
TO the jury, Attorneys Appel and
Rogers, for the defense. and T~r"'ty
District Attorney W. J. Ford and Cap
tain Fredericks, district attorney. for
the state. in the order named.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
COMPASS LEADS JAP
ALIENS TO US. JAIL

SAN DIEGO. July 27.-Making their
way with the aid Of a compass across
the FL Caion valley. five alien ia
panese were captured near BOstOnia
by immigration inspectors, brought
to San Diego and lodged in the eoUn-
ty Jail The Japanese admitted they
had come from Ensenada overland.
They denied having been guided 10
the boundary line. They were well
supplied with provisions, and will
probably be deported back to Mexi-
co.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
TURKEY TROT' HOLY DANCE
In RnRNEO $40 YEAoS AGC

WASHINGTON. July 27:-It will
be news to many people that TIE much
criticized turkey trot" has been dane
ed to the rain god OF savage tribe
in the north Of 10, neo FOL T. "re than
800 years.
- vCr1l Young women % ore OF
WashipCton's exclusive cir.'Cs we've
astcdn6ed when Prof EIy&ri David
son. v ashington dance r1ste',
made this statement to Stem during
lecture on the history 0f dancing.
Professor Davidson said that the
~trot' is one Of the holy OF holes in
the religion Of the savage Muruts.
When there comes = prolonged dry
spell these bead-hunting natives per-
form the "trot" for days until the
rain god has responded TO their ap-
reals.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
WATERLESs BATHHoUsE
is NEWEST g WONDERS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July III
This city's new public bath house at
Tscony is completed and ready to be
turned over TO the authorities. but
II can not be used for year because
in the construction OF the building
somebody forgot to make provision
for water supply.
This little detail apparently did
not enter into the preparatory plans
for the construction of the bath house
or into the specifications governing
its construction. Il was not until The
building was almost complete that II
was discovered that the needed con
nections had been overlooked
However. Philadelphia is happy in
having the eighth Of the worlds new
eight revised wonders.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
TURN HOSE ON A TRAIN

SOUTH NORWALK. Conn, July
27.-Engineer HARRISON was almost
Knocked from the cab Of the fas;
Pittsdeld express, nearly every win.
dow on one side OF the coaches
was smashed, and the passengers
were Geluged with water as the train
was passing through winnapauk., this
morning. In surance men were in.
srecting conditions at the NorwsliG
mills, and wished to test the waite.
pressure, which is 100 pounds TO the
square inch.
The nozzle was fastened to the
fence and the stream directed across
the Norwalk river Just as Tie wa.
ter was turned on. the express came
along and the stream swept il for its
entire length.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
TOSSED COIN FoR HIS LIFE

NEW YORK, July 27.-"Heads |
die. tails ! live" said Franz Sirle,
"a years old, bartender out OF work,
as he stood in a local shooting gal
lery. Christopher Holshorn, the pro
prietor Of the place. TO whom the re-
mark was addressed. paid little at
tention TO Sirle, who took a nickel
from his pocket and tipped it in the
air.
Its heads, he said, as the coin
descended. Well, I've get nothing
much to five for
Before any OF those around him
could make a move TO stop him, he
took a revolver from his pocket and
pressed 1t 10 his breast. He fired one
shot which lodged just below the
heart.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
INCREASED WAGES
FOR NAVY MACHINISTS

WASHINGTON. July GA tenta.
tive agreement to report fayorably
the Buchanan bill which affects Da-
W yard employees throughout the
country. was reached today at meet
ing OF the subcommittee OF the house
naval affairs cOpmittee.
The bill would fix a minimum wage
and increasing scale. Under this
measure machinists would be divided
into four classes. tbs minimum wages
increasing the present scale.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
THIRD TERM PARTY
STARTED 100 FIGHTS
Republican Chairman De-
clares Colonel Wanted to
Contest 23S Delegations;
Managers Declined.

NEW YORK. July 27.-Charles ID.
HiIles, former secretary to President
Taft. now chairman Of the republican
national committee, gave out the fol
lowing statement today:
The only possible Justification for
the avowed efforts OF the third term
party leaders to induce republican
electors in at beast six states TO be-
try their trust and cast their votes
in the electoral college for EN-Presi-
dent Roosevelt would be the truth OF
the charge that President Taft was
nominated by the fraudulent seating
of a sufficient number Of delegates
TO affect the choice OF the national
convention. There is no truth what
ever in that charge, and Roosevelt
and his associates know there is no
truth In it, but they have been at
tempting by reiteration. to beclOud
the fact that they have no proof to
offer.
100 Fake Contests
They would drown out all at.
tempts to establish the truth, by per
sistent cries Of thief and fraud The
third term party is the confessed
sponsor for $50 fake contests by
which il was attempted TO secure
fraudulent control OF the national
convention, and now il has the
temerity to ask the American public
to believe that in the remaining IS
contests right was all on its side
OF the 23S contests Roosevelt Or
dered to be brought before the ia
tional committee, his political man
ayers voluntarily abandoned I6a, and
one Of his press agents announced
that these contests were instituted
merely for psychological effect.
and in order that the delegates elect
ed might not reveal the large ma
jOrity OF legitimately elected dele
gates instructed for Taft
Scandal If True
This gross Misrepresentation Of
the republican party has attained
proportions far greater than a fac
tiOnal quarrel. Were the charges true,
it would be a national scandal. For
that reason. proper authorities have
caused 70 be prepared a complete re-
view OF all controversies in the case,
the review OF which is the duty OF
every American to read | presume
this will be published more or less
fully in the newspapers Monday
morning. The document furnishes all
the facts in the case on every con-
test"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
j. S. TO PAY MEXICO
FOR Ell PASO LAND

WASHINGTON, July 27-The
Mexican ambassador and state de-
partment agreed TO-DAY on an ar
rangement 10 settle the long stand
ing dispute regarding ownership OF
the Chamizal tract OF about $50 acres
forming a part OF the city Of FL Paso.
on the basis of purchase OF the land
from Mexico by the United Stste2
The land is worth about one million
collars.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
SUGAR COMPANY TO DISSOLVE

SAN FRANCISCO. July ga petit
ton was fled today by John d.
spreckles, Adolph B. snTeckels and
George a. Douglas, on behalf of the
California Sugar Refining company
for permission to dissolve the cor
poration. II has long since been
practically absorbed by other Spreck-
les organizations. and IL was no.
included in the companies composing
the trust. against which the govern
ment began proceedings in this city
today.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
KILLS sAsY TO HIDE SHAME

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. July
27:-In a desperate effort to hide her
shame Miss Myrtle Faulk. aged 20
strangled her new born baby boy, aud
concealed the body in suitcase.
which she hid under her bed. Miss
Faulk was employed as a domestic.
A handkerchief was tied over the
chiId's head to effect death. Tae
body is in the Morgue and me moth
er is in a critical condition.
Miss Faux was engaged TO marry
a man who recently left Pueblo. Colo.
but is said 10 have received attentions
in the meantime from another man,
who betrayed her
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
BUbOhIC BAC|LLI
DISCOVERED IN RAT

NEW ORLEANS. July 27.-Bubonic
bacilli was discovered today in a rat
found at the water front here. The
discovery was made after several
hundred rodents had been examined
here during the last few weeks it
is said there is no cause for alarm.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
PRINCE JAIME ILL

LONDON, July Glowing to the
illness of her second son. Prince
jaime, Queen Victoria OF Spain, who
is at present in London cancelled
her visit to her mother at the Isle
of Wight. The latter, with the Prin-
cess Henry Of Battenburg, has de-
cided 70 come 70 London.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
S SMALL POX PATIENTS
ON STREETS; ARRESTED

WENATCHEE, Wis, July 27.-Five
persons were discovered suffering
with SMALLPOX and arrested on the
streets here today. Many others sus-
pected OF having the disease are I'M
der surveillance All churches were
ordered closed, and public assemb-
lagos forbidden.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
Scandal If True
TEDDY ANSWERS HIIIEs

OYSTER BAY, July &-Roosevelt
made a sharp retort tonight TO the
statement Of Chairman Hilles. IN
my last article in the Outlook, said
that the homily Of a pickpOcket did
not tend to edification. Let Hilles
read that and profit by it. / refer
him also to my article in the Outlook,
Thou shalt not steal No state
ment that it contains canbe refuted
by Taft OF his Supporters"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
RACE WAR REPORTED
RAGING IN GEORGIA

ROME, Ca, July PA pitched
battle between whites and blacks Is
being waged az PlainsviIle. according
TO a telephone message. u was re-
ported the sheriff had been MORALLY
shot. and that two other white men
were seriously injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
TO MEET CRUISERS

VALLEJO. Cal. July 27.-Orders
we're received at the Mare Island
navy yard for the collie Prometheus
and tug Iroquois to proceed to San
Diego in time to meet the South Da.
kota and California upon their arriv.
81 from Honolulu.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
PROTEST WAS ENOUGH

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The Brit
lsh government has notified the
state department that it has nothing
10 add 10 the note OF protest against
the pending Panama canal Bib
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
MRS. sRueuIERE DIES

OAKLAND. July 27.-Mrs. Maria
Antoinia Bruguiere. head Of the we'll
known Bruguiere family. died here
today, aged SO years. She was born
in Cuba of Spanish parents. She
is survived by three children. one OF
the best known being Emil Brugiere.
the playwright
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
GOVERNOR GENERAL
PHILIPPINES IS Ill

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. July 81
Cameron Forbes, governor general OF
the Philippines. is reported seriously
in on Nashawena Island. where ne
has passed the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
firsr u 5isiOn Measure by
Party During Present Con-
gress Goes Through When
Insurgents Desert Demo-
cratic Allies.
CONFIDENT TAFT
WILL SIGN MEASURE
Cuts Duty Thirty Cents,
AbOlishes PrOhibitive
Standards and Refiners'
Side Profits.

WASHINGTON. July 27.-Tne re-
publican sugar tariff bill, the first
purely republican revision measure OF
the present congress was adopted by
the senate today. DESERVING their al
lies of the last two DAYS, republican
prOgTessives by an iron clad agree
ment with the regulars. succeedes in
passing 4 tariff reduction bin which
they believe President Taft will sign
The sugar bill was compromise
between the Lodge plan endorsed by
regular republicans and the Bristow
bill behind which the prOgressives
dined up. II would cut the present
sugar duty of $3.50 to 81 so and would
abolish the duty standard under which
practically 10 refined sugar can be
imported and would also abolish the
seven and a half cents "refners' dif-
ferential." an additional duty on re-
fined sugar which it is claimed has
accrued directly to the profit of re-
timers
Insurnent Victory.
Republicans played big politics"
on the third and last days of the
fight on the tariff measures. The reg
ulars came down from the S1S2i2 du-
~ Of the Lodge bill. while the pro-
gTessives moved upward from the
1.52i5 rate in the original Bristow
bill. The compromise which is only
seven and half cents above the low
est figures named by the progressives
Is considered victory for Senator
Bristow who has been the most active
advocate of a sugar taria reduction
on the republican side.
II is estimated that If the sugar
tariff bill becomes effective II win
reduce government custom receipts
about $500 900. while It's saving in
the retail sugar bill OF the nation is
estimated al s2O.OO0.OOO
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
WEATHER FOR ARIZONA

ARIZONA-Fair in west: showers
in east portion Sunday and probably
Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-28
TAFT FACTION
TO ANSWER
I. R. CHARGES

Review of Facts in All Con-
tests Before Chicago Con-
ventiOn VIII Be Given
Public: Hilles Says ROOse-
welt BeclOuds Facts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-17
FAIRFIELD HIGH
GETTING READY
Correspondent for ostumwa Paper
Gives Dope on Team Tnae VIII
&c to Nest
April a..
WINNING RELAY TEAM
Probable That Sane Men That Wen
n. Relay =: Trl-sszse Nee. A.re
Las. Year WIN
comreee.

Fairzeld high school is evsSsa.ly
making preparstions 10 get away
With something 81 he trsssste track
meet frpzi tie way he Fairfield CO..
respondent writes 10 the Oetnnva
Courier. Following is The lerer.
FAIRFIELD. April Is-Tne Fair
fsld high school track team hiss al
ready esgua sc-.ve training for his
seasons evs1ts- I.so Killer. mem,
Der o. The team last rear. IS acting SIS
captain a1G there IS ever n-ospec.
so- good lean this season Tiers
are nazy rex recruits OFT for pTactsca
eES the school viii 'ose the services
q fosr a lsst yes-s men who ze-s
among the hest II this pars OK the
state n their various line.
The local class meet viii p-ohzaav
b held On Frt6sy CT Sata-say before
ne southeastern EoEa meet whScn is
held here b. Parsons college IN April
Il TIE team caa get n SHAPE BIZ
hat time sn6 makes 8 c-editable
storing Il XII as entered IN the srs
state meet 81 Keosus and the state
university invir9tsca Ese- s. Io~a
City
II this tine Nd one has seea found
II tie high school W1o caa satissac-
tc-Sly lake Na6Es placs. ~ho ~as a
last ysar nan as sg-a1ts-. and here
Ell hs some Toahla II Sling Bs1rehss
pIaca o. The short relav. NcCaa;r. rho
socS the hErdlss for the Local school
last rear IS not IN school and HzrveF
Rzrshart. ms companion on he
hurdles and rroneeIy The bsss veizn.
nan IN the srhaol- has 5us undergone
an caerarinl for appendicitis
KiiroT, c. Anss1sad and Fred Nss
bers, VII pruazhir Be tie short dis
faaoe Eea- although Bob angstsad. 4
senior, shows signs Of c-o-dfng nne
oS thsse men oat Of lis position XII
fer viii enter tire eGarte- again this
rear ana GriEgh vii Re started il
the hzlf. Zeisle- seems 70 have :
eineh on the ziia event
HolgaIa and NcCamnbsll hare beez
making some good records n 1he
high Jump ard King Is tryinE for ths
role r2uit. whs7e he had some ex
re-ieace last year Neihe-1 is II train
ang for The broad imp, hs ha7ins
made ve-y good showing 81 thai
eveaS las, rear.
The 7elay team ~hsch captured tas
cup a. ne trAstate mess II keosus
. lzst rear and made sach . good show
Ing for Fairfield a TIE Iowa CT,
meet last yszr viil P7osshly - 1zds
up q ne following nea. Zassler
Neiee-T and hiltoy. AMI ether c d
r Angstsa6, although 10 ere Las beer
: chosen Tor This event
: TIE boys s-s F-aes5eflg svs-v %
: portuni.x and The athlete ssit IS nc=
; attracting s number o, hoth hse1
. school a1d college men WITH II.
: Southeastern foEa nee. ut m
; veess aSay re Aoys are Easng so-f
: lard Eock 70 get L to-l for IL
: sveza