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Women In Deadly Duel.

There was fought in Tennessee not
long ago duel between women. They
met after church service, setting upon
each other with knives. Friends at
tempted to part them. With leveled
revolver, the man over whom they had
quarreled, ordered that the fight be to
finish. Soon one of the women lay
dead and the other was badly
wounded.
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Duel That Never Came OF.

Humphrey Howarth, a surgeon ia
nous in the poet Rogers day, ap-
peared on the field arrayed only In ma
lures garb. what does this mean?'
asked his challenger, amazed. 81
know" was Howarth's reply, IF any
clothing is carried into the body by a
gunshot wound, fostering ensues.
Therefore I nave met you thus" The
duel was declared off.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-08
Swiss to Use Their Water Power

No country is better of than Swift
Herland in the matter of water power.
and vast resources of force are still
untitled. 1t is now proposed to cleo
trify all the state railways and to sup
ply the energy needed from the numer-
GUS water powers not yet developed
Already most Of the funicular railways
Employ electricity.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-08
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURcR

Cor. Lee ST. and Central Ave.
Sunday School 9:45 am G A. Wheeler
Superintendent. Preaching by pastor
II a. no.
400 p. m. Senior Epworth League 6.45
p. m. Preaching by pastor 7:30p. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday night az
100.
All are cordially invited to these
services and strangers are especially
welcome
Guyton Fisher, Pastor.
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King Cotton's
Carnival
coming to
town
The Date
October 18th
WAIT
Famous Musician.

krrfgo Boito, who has just been
nominated by King Victor Emmanuel
Of Italy as one Of the new senators.
Is famous as musician, and well
known as composer and writer. He
is q native of Padua, but Milan is his
home my adoption. There he won his
first successes in 1862. His "Mephis-
topheles" is the work by which he 10
best known to the general public.
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FIRST M. E. CHURCH
Lee and Magnolia SITS.

e. J Hammond, Pastor. lesidence
118 w. Magnolia Street, Phone 4O6
Sabbath Services.
Sabbath School 80 a. NJ.
Morning worship-l0:45.
Epworth League-6:45 .. m.
Evening worship-7:45.
Prayer service Wednesday evening
at 7:45. The general public, especially
strangers, always welcome.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
W. Mag Ola, between Main and Lee
Streets
Sun tav SchOol $40 a. IN. l. kenne-
y. Supt.
Preaching services every 81 nday al
II a. ~. and 500 p. III.
Prayer meeting Wednesday DlGs ;
800.
3. Y.P o., 1915
An are co diary Invited to attend
III these services.
Thos. NJ Galloway.
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Church Directory

Every pastor "A Fitzgerald l. nrYrd
to send in mis- no;.ce of church sep
vices for tnIs column
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'6lusIsoId TvaI 5u!1oasaI sueSuS
II GIoqoIA onvIooW9Q o10W us4p
9Iom sugeW uosI!M ql!M SUEuuIM
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Lee and .Jessamine StS.
n,,ic q Hn~.nnnrd Pncfnr

B ibl1 School, Howard W. Brow n
superintendent, meets every lords
Day at $50 a. NJ. Morning worshi y !,
with Lords Supper, Little sermon for
Children, and Sermon, 100. Y P.S.C
E. $50. Evening VIC; ship at 80.
MidweeR service Wih address by
he pastor, Wednesday evening at ! 30
EverySp welcome al ali Inee tin rs
)niy once stranger here.
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'W!Is} 9A!&
-oeloId g 10 s5uIss9Iq p9ITeo os qua 1o'
GUoJ eql on p9uo4EMc eAeq s1seAeA
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'6lIgd psl!U;e.

JARED p9lIUs.
g Sc Su!NIoM pup sIg9G 10 eIoos W
uBql IepIgq SuI4IoM puB Su!NIoM a&s;
G9qL pslueI5 IoJ uosI!M 10 uoI42Sts-
eql Su!NBl lou sle s4eIoomeQ 9qA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
REBELS BLOW
UP TROOP TRAIN
Engine Loaded With Dynamite Sent
Crashing Into Coaches Car
Tying Federsls.

JIMINEZ. Mexico. March 24-The
rebels. after three days OF fighting
claim victory today. There are
many dead on both sides. General
Gonzales Salas. the federal leader and
Mexican minister OF war. is among the
wounded. lie resigned his portfolio
70 take the field
Sixty federal dead were accounted
for when the insurgents loaded a light
engine with forty boxes OF dynamite
and sent it headlong onto an Oncoming
armored train loaded with federal
soldiers During the fighting around
Escalon Friday and Saturday. the
rebels captured two rapid firing guns.
Last night. General Campo fell back
10 tho town Of Corralitos which Is a
few miles south OF this city. The
former Is built on an eminence and
more easily defended than Escalon.
The federals entered Escalon to-day,
two thousand strong. loaded on three
freight trains and proceeded by an
armored train OF three cars began 10
follow up the retreating rebels
Campo secured light engine and
an engineer who agreed 10 accept the
hazardous task OF starting IL after u
had been loaded With explosives. tie
ran 81 until down grade was reached
and then opening the throttle jumped
The Wild locomotive tore down the
track OF terrific speed The e..
nginecr ~ The armoured train saw bis
danger and stopped bur could not -.
cape the on rushing menace The
latter telescOped the engine and first
car ~ the federal train and deraiied
tho last fuo cau
So fhe sane Instant the dynamite
exploded
General Campo iustifes this method
tv dee 'ariuE fhlf .r Yesferiays light
inE fhr 'efernla so -ro 10 srEe brush.
Burning fo dsau bofh their own and
, rebel sounded
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lice to renewed efforts in running
down the sender. The latest bomb is
said TO be identical with that which
exploded a week ago in Judge Ros-
alsky's library while being examined
by an officer.
A clerk in the postal sub-station
near Judge Rosalsky's home discoy.
cred a suspicious looking package in
the mail last Wednesday. The address
was typewriter on a slip OF paper
pasted TO the package, as in the case
OF the first bomb. The postoffice had
been instructed to examine the judges
mail carefully. and when the suspect.
ed bomb was found the authorities
were notified.
An inspector from the bureau OF
combustibles took IL in charge and
opened IL with such precautions that
an explosion was averted. With the
materials intact, 1t vas hoped that
some clue TO the sender might be
found. Postoffice inspectors were
called upon TO help. but they are as
reticent as the detectives as TO what
progress is being made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
BRYAN CALLED
Warmer Wsr D-rsrd N-brassa-
prevs tHs Coionei q fHe Wau
street Candidate

COLI HuTsO. WarrH &C. Prior fo
..s departure for NetrasEa fo riEhf B.
Hr.ra Chairman 81 fhe ono Har
no ..mre.rn rrnuIffer. rste ouf on
open lrffrr fo MIHnu 1err.rrs urerr.
Ir uh'~h - calls rgou fhe iaffrr Or
rrunf of -lrs.runfiura ffaf Governor
Hsrurr L. fhf rnrfidatr 81 Wfu urrrf
.rfrrer nrf airo afts ST. nrfan fn
rru'nIr .rte f1rf fhrf nut ~rnor Wrfaf
f.a Wls1r. ufnrr rul arr surrorflaE
r alI'1H.nr .r ri rau rafrn fund fra
fa ~ rhrh arrnfl'nr fn fffnr
lferrT Wrffersnr has rof been sesn
f'Hr7 fho dar of senator ifanra
Mr Mnure enp-rfa fn spend Eprrra
lafa fhia uret ir NetrnsEa. in fte
.rffrssf Of Gurernrr Harmon
hnufhrr political drfal cpmerf tofsf
SO the Announcement that fhe ro
called rrnrrFHFitr flrmurrfc faction
Iaf tt former tnrrreaannan John n
anfr ufl ho'f s conference of IaaI
rrs frre fn mrrrru af uhIrh r Ir rr.
rosed fo fsse steps fo center upon thr
esudifarF ~ some one other than Gov.
cruor liarmoh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
INSANE MAN
RUNS AMUCK
SHOOTS UP HOME AND
BATTLES WITH POLICE
After Wounding Officers, Har-
rodsburg, Ky, Man in Corner
Ends Own Life.
His Home Resembled Arsenal
With Good Supply of Firearms
and Ammunition.

HARRODSBURG. Ky. March "a
Insane from drink. Edward Moore at
tempted TO murder his wife and fam
lily. seriously wounded two , officers
who went TO the rescue and then
committed suicide at his home here
early this morning
According 10 his WIFE. Moore be-
came violent about daylight. destroyed
clothing and furniture and aimed a
gun at a man he saw through the
window. His 14-year-old stepson,
Frank Flotaw. detected the barrel.
which so enraged Moore that he at
tackled members of the family. The
boy heroically centered the madman's
attention on himself by hurting a chair
at Moore. The two ran out the door
and neighbors summoned the police.
The appearance OF Chief OF Police
Smith and Workhous- Keeper William
Davenport brought about a battle be
tween the officers ana Moore, who re-
treated behind the swinging kitchen
door. AS the door swung to and fro
the men fired. and Smiths right arm
was shattered. willis Davenport re-
cieved a bullet just over the heart.
The officers retreated across the
street. but when they returned TO the
attack they found Moore dying from
self-infiicted wound. On table in
the kitchen were three revolvers, a
rife. shotgun. bowie knife and $500
cartridges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
KENNA FUNERAL
Will Be Held at Chsrleston-Body TO
Reach Capital To-Day From
Florida.

Special Dispatch 10 the Inteiiigencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March "a
II is expected that the body OF the
late Edward r. Kenna will arrive here
from Grant. Florida. Monday at noon.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
been completed. but the time will be
set 80 as TO be suitable for the many
who will he here 20 show last respects
TO the popular editor and athlete. the
death OF whom has caused widespread
sOTrow
Railroad accommodations from
Grant are not vSry good and IL is due
10 that fact that the body could not
be shipped in reasonable time so as
TO arrive here some time tomorrow.
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WOULD DUST THE BIG -FOUR
Cincinnati Attorney Asks Hogan to
Bring Action.

COLUMBUS. O.. March 24.-Be-
cause he alleges that the Big -Four
railroad is violating the fifth section
OF its charter. which requires that at
least eight OF the directors be Ohio
residents. Attorney Louis p. Sawyer
OF Cincinnati has asked Attorney Gen
eral Hogan to bring a suit in custer
against the company from it's charter
rights. Mr.. Hogan has written for
additional details and says he will
give the application due consideration
Mr.. Sawyer says the Big Four is
fighting him. and that II the attorney
general doesn't bring the suit he'll
bring II himself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
REV. AND MRS. SUNDAY FIRST
MET AT A PRAYER MEETING
tssneeiist's Daily Prayer fer nrs
Park. Who Converted Him.
Great Pleasure.
MRS. SUNDAY DELIVERS
ADDRESS TO The WOMEN
Fourth Street M. e. Church Crowded
to overfiowinomany Went
Forward.

What undoubtedly proved to be the
most successful and helpful meeting
for women during the Sunday evan
gelistic campaign was held at the
Fourth Street NJ. f. church on Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. when Mrs.
Sunday delivered a very interesting
heart to heart talk TO women. She
was assisted by Miss SAKE, and Miss
Maclaren was in charge OF the music.
The meeting was opened with
prayer by Mrs. S. X. Arbuthnot. and
the large auditorium was crowded TO
overfiowing. many late arrivals taking
seats in the choir loft.
Mrs. Sunday. in her plain talk and
well meant words. showed the import.
ance OF woman's position in life. both
in the home and otherwise. II was by
woman's influence that George VIII
liams founded the Young Mems Chris
tan association in London. Christ. on
His resurrection. sent His first mes
sage TO His Disciples by Mary Magda-
lene. In many ways Mrs. Sunday
showed that in order to be successful
II was necessary for women to be
consecrated and live and do by prayer
Very interesting was Mrs. Sunday
narrative OF how her husband was
converted in Mrs. Parks mission in
Chicago. and IL was there that Mr.
and Mrs. Sunday met for the first
time. She said that Mrs. Park. now a
woman regarded the daily prayers oil
Mr.. Sunday as source or great pleas
ure to her.
Mrs. Sundays talk from beginning
to end was listened TO with marked
attention. and at the close quite a
number OF women went forward ano
pledged themselves 20 lead Christian
lives.
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ANOTHER bonn B
JUDGE RosALsKY RECIPIENT OF
SECOND DEATH MESSENGER.
Is identical in Appearance With First
5omb-lts origin Likewise
Mystery.

NEW YORK. March 28.-Although
II has become known that the police
are in possession OF a second bomb.
mailed 10 Judge Otto A. Rosalsky. OF
the court OF general sessions. the trial
Judge In the Brandt case. detectives
wouldt not disclose today on Wha
clues they were working 10 solve the
tao mysterious attempts upon the
life Of the jurist.
The new bomb. which was detected
in the mails and kept intact. coupled
with threatening letters sent To DE.
lancey Nicoll. attorney for Mortimer
T.. Schin. IN the case OF Poke b
Brandt. Mr. Schih's former valet. are
believed 10 have encouraged the no.
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centenarian is Dyino.

BELLEFONTAINE. March "a
Mrs. Sarah Austin. 100 years old last
July. is dying at her North Lewis
burg home from the infirmities OF age.
Her centenary was observed last
summer by the entire village.
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TYPHOON

PERTH. Western Australia. March
IA disastrous typhoon has occur
red on the northwest coast OF western
Australia. II continued from Wed
nesday until Friday and extended far
inland. Many vessels were dashed to
pieces on the rocks: numerous build.
ings have been wrecked and IL Is. be-
lieved a large number OF lives lost
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CONFESSION

ROANOKE. Va. March 24.-Detec-
tive Tom Felts. who arrived here this
afternoon with Sidna Edwards. said
tonight that Sidna confessed TO him
this afternoon on the train that he
handed his uncle. Floyd Allen. a pistol
the morning OF the shooting at Hills
Vile. The prisoner said he was
standing in the courthouse door when
Floyd came by and asked him to give
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-25
SUNDAY Rejects OFFER
FROM CAlIEORNIANs

Having engagements that will keep
him busy for the next three years,
Mr.. Sunday has been forced to reject
in-ons from hundreds of cities.
Los Angeles. California, has been try
ing TO get the evangelist TO come to
that city. A wealthy oil man offered
him a $4,000 check 10 conduct a.
campaign there. but Mr.. Sunday de-
clined
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KNOX WELCOMED
In GUATEMALA
American Secretary Feted and Shown
Every Consideration by the
Republic.

GUATEMALA, March 24.-If the
visit of Secretary Knox TO Guatemala
accomplished nothing more IL afforded
the president OF this republic a public
airing. the like OF which he has not
had since the last attempt upon his
life some wour years ago.
Manuel Estrada Cabrera has a keen
sense OF humor and he must have
had in mind more than he expressed
in words. when he said at the dinner
given by him TO his American guests
at the government palace, that he had
hugely enjoyed the past three days.
Always at the side of the secretary.
Mrs. Knox or others OF the guests, the
president repeatedly showed himself
TO the people-and to their unfeigned
surprise. Indeed the appearance in
public OF the lron-handed ruler, whose
multitudinous duties. as he explains.
have long kept him closely confined in
the palace, was much the feature OF
the visit.
In Guatemala the wish OF the ma.
tional executive is the law, and when
word went for that that Guatemala
was to Guido the other Central Timer.
lean republics in its welcome to Mr..
Knox. II was a foregone conclusion
that the reception would be all that
the considerable resources OF the re
public permitted. a special train
bringing members OF the cabinet, high
army officers and other notables met
the Knox party at San Jose and the
secretary was escorted 10 the capital
At Escuintla the secretary passed
between lines OF boys and girls and
one OF the children presented him
with an address OF welcome. At
Moran. the Mecca OF cock fighters, a
band pammed the Star Spangled Ban
ner into the two minutes required By
the locomotive 10 take water
on reaching the capital the secre.
tary was greeted by a distinguished
group OF government officials and 81.
corted 70 mansion vacated by is
Spanish owner for the use OF the Knox
family.
Grand Procession.
That evening 5000 Indians took
part in a torchllght procession past
the foreign office. and President Ca
brera. giving bis arm 20 Mrs Knox
stepped 10 ar open window. from
which De witnessed The weird scene
AZ rho CAMPO Minerva the presf
der'. with t.. guests. from balcony
reviewed a drHl o. 5000 FcaDol ,hiI
Gren
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-s rI-DlE nfs "s
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SPECIAL SESSION

SPRINGFIELD. H.. March PA
call for the state legislature 10 NEE,
in extraordinary session at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon March %. is in
readiness 10 be sent out early to-mOr.
row morning by Governor Deneen.
The extra session will be called for
the main purpose Of enactlng n law
providing for a preferential vote on
president 10 be taken at the primary
election April o
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him his pistol. He did so. but later
got it back from Allen after the latter
was wounded. The prisoner denied
that he fred a shot.
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vel frrub1fd and polished and orderly home
Ut 1r an sp absurd. parfIru. a~ about hale
dozen Old friends. sne rrarrred ms quart Do fs~ A.
f"r bay dozen n'f friends ffa frr 90 them 10
rrI know Sire We'll f son dI touf under
t'arf 49, frsr q o.. rre fnr. woman could sas
Frfn ~ alsf behind picture Ir urHrhed room af
u.1r.aIf F SINCE rrfrr- In fHe roI.a lent hunE
rfn'ff Straight f there's place .r rra of ur
''a.rs nr carpets a.nrIe finger marx rrtr here
'H Nn ra.rf rnd 300 ErnH hnu bard H .r fr Etfn
'Fa H"nr painf r.far 'haf rornr iI trna De- arI
'.a af"I f.f rUrrra EH. rrr fr. 3 arIs ..sf
.'.. ern-f H- .r fEr Hr..r r..n fH. rartIrr
fH fna pzrH pr snan lrra3 r. .... .rI. rha
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CARACAS-A whirlwind finish Of
entertainment marked the last day az
the visit Of the American Secretary 81
state. Mr. Knox and his party 10 the
Venezuelan capital. he will leave
tomorrow morning for Puerto Cabello.
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The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

TNt'E h certain type Of
h"r hnErr. 70 The bone Because they
~
friend ~ eekeod house
h@fore
Or "a egh solid polishing gens +, purr
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AaNEN
TIE uppsr phofoarapH r. ~ psas
Aomirai sIasbee sno sas Ir Command
- tns baft'sship HaIrs - tre tive
80 49, srscssd IN Harava harb.r
TIE iossr phofcararh Is 20 rathsr
JOIN CradsicL. ~ro eas crarfa -
~ t-e "aIrs. arf fgarrd prom l~-~'I 4.
.7 ere rsscus sors 0rrn TIE srip ~.
sirs no.
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Few psorle have will power enough
IN stop talking when they have said
enough
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"ru.rrrrf rrHra~a Yea IA
Gov rruHf rnlra celery ... ...
Hr.. IHHH.rr f#HnHn |naH
rrH. rrurf. MnrH Reefs Nanrrara
Greco M'H MaHr
cream flfnfs Hfarer nrf aIH.nrf
.rrHm Irurr WnnnaHa
Crear Hnlllnr Mnaaana
.rsarI rerHrI
Cream. o. n q ua~fa .......
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-10

You are entitled to a good laugh
when You see those comedies at tho
ROYAL Theser tOnIght.-Advertise
ment J64
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-10
STAR THEATER AVOIDS
FEAR Of FILM BLAZE

\ moving picture film caught fire
early last night in the machine room
Of the Star theater. II was promptly
cast out OF the window and it fell I'm
the guIch, where hundreds Of people
we're congregated When il struck
the street il began to unrOu and q
roll along the street burning as 1t
rolled In a short time several pe0-
pie had congregated at that point IN
the gulch. many of them not knowing
the cause of the excitement
Through the dense wall Of excited
humanity Johnnie TwOomey rushed
and eXtinguighed the Iarning film
with q fire eTtinguisher. TWomey has
been brought up in the belief that fire
is a good servant but a bad master
and he did not like the idea OF a fire
on wheels chasing down a business
street When a boy TWomey was
mascot of the old Tombstone volun-
teer fire department. he has been a
member of the Bisbee volunteeF de
partment and is a fireman both by in
clination and instinct When he pat
out the burning DhOto-play last night
he was wildly cheered by the hun
dreds who saw the act Up to that
moment he had been the impersonal
fire fighter but when he realized that
the crowd thought il was funny to see
real man putting out a picture ulay
fire he made a hasty retreat. or ~
the language Of the gulch. he beat a.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-10
CIRCUS DAY SOON TO
Be IN BISBEE CITY

Al G. Barnes Big Three Ring Wild
Animal Circus will give two perform
snces in Warren on Tuesday, Nov. II.
The coming of this show is eliciting
a great deal OF interest and enthusi-
asm, not only with the little ones but
the grown ups too.
Stamped by the public, press and
pulpit as the grandest and most gOr-
geous aggregation OF its kind in the
entire world the show will exhibit
here presenting each and every one
of the features as honestly advertised
1t will be the only show of any IN
pOrtance exhibiting here this season
bringing the latest and most uD-tD-
date animal acts Of America and EU-
rope. ...
There are $50 animals with the Al
G. Barnes Circus, each Of which is a
performer. Among them are a herd
OF elephants, camels, royal Bengal
tigers, pumas, bears, leOpards, ja--
uars, hyenas, zebras, monkey Of cv-
cry known species, dogs and ponies
With this show may be seen more an
finals than ever collected before at
one time and offered for exhibition
either in this country or abroad.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-10
RISBEE AND DOUGLAS
7. N. c. A. BIG FRIENDS
Old Time Rivalry Between
Associations Giving Way
TO Friendly Feeling

II is believed that an ero of good
feeling aud friendly rivalry between
the Bisbee Y NJ. c. A. and the Doug.
las Y. VI. c. A. will follow the visit
of Physical Director Wadsworth, OF
the local association, TO the Douglas
association Friday. Already there are
in sight a number OF inter-association
contests In various sports and there
is a possibility that Douglas will send
a boxing representative to Bisbea
next spring to meet the amateur
champion of the local ''Y."
Friendship Substituted.
Rivalry in athletics between the
two associations has been of an inter
mittent nature for the last several
years end the feeling has been none
too friendly but with frequent meet
ings il is believed that this sort of
rivalry will be substituted by friend
ly rivalry ard good sportsmanship.
Here are the contests that are COM
ing dp. basket ball games, series Of
three for the county championship;
two volley ball games, bowling. A
field meet may be added to the list
Of contests later.
Tie dates for the basket ball games
viii be announced in a few days and
committee TO arrange the other con.
tests will re appointed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-10

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