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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-02
Cincinnati. sSreitag. oem 2. Mnsna 1912. Yr

neritog NIT 2ruppen bon 9udnamints
ba aus nah Der Grense ob.
9lae m6nnlihen 6aptier i'm Utter
bon Is bis 90 5abren babsn pGbrenD
oes 3ages gefeH erbaItsn, ii9 fir To-
fOrtisen yliIitarDienf berstt gu bal
ten.
aus MeTito.
gIBdfp, Ter. /. Gue. - Nus
alien bier eintreffenbsn geridten iit
eriittlih, hab ein ernfter uno DieIlsidt
aug f6las s.benber 3uiammsnitob
3pitfen meritanifdsn Rsgierunsss
truppsn unb Reb<Ilen in ieosm Qusens
blid erfoIgsn tann. DIE 3obl Der in
gaias Granbes ftsbenbsn Rebeusn 1T
piel gr0ber, ala man angsnommen
bate iino beftebi aus 1900 Wanr nit
feds Gef6iisen, unter benz aummanbo
bss Generals Sdl1sar, unb bic Res
fourteen Der RebelIen itnb gans befon>
osrs babura seftdrtt pOrosn, bab iis
ben ameritdnif6en WOrmonen ibre
WaFen unb WrnitiOnsporrGtbe obses
nommen bdben. Die Rs6sQenaenerGle
Roias unb Gampos iino in Der Sierra
WdDres, fiibneftlih bon Wabera, in
nnit.ri0Ier Weiie DerItpunbsn. Gs
in ni6t beiannt, OBJ lie itch permanent
BON Srosco setrennt baben. in benz
Aueenblif, in BEN Sdldaor, Der
6Dnfttommanbirenbe nab Sro3co, aes
fpdrtig III, BON Der gon3en Rsgierungss
armee ungeeriffen Su psrDsn, ober ob
lie cine fpi4tige itrategiihe geDeoung
ousfiibren. bic ben 3tped bat, Die 9srs
binbuugslinie Der Rsgisrungstrupptn
ubsufbnsibsn, bic, 1900 Wauu fart,
nit stpsi GefhiiBen. untsr General
gIaueo, bei Sjitos, so WeiIen pstli5
Don gaias Granbes itsfen. Die 9ors
poiten Der beiben 4rmssn ba6sn bereits
JubIurg NIT eiuonber erbQltsn.
Uidoera lit nod BON elmer tleinen
Rebelendbtbeiluna btfsst, bic Rsgis.
rungstruppen pom CHIHUAHUA ndbern
ii5 ober jest ldneG Der Stabt. &C.
neral Srosco befinost ii6 in :uares
edraoeo, an Der msritanifhen gens
ttralsgiienbabn. Die RetelIen i'm
nOroli5eu Wserito itsinen obsr auss
sinonoer5useben unb pi.le uHruRu
tperoen aus ben perfhisbeuiteH Gegsns
ben gemslpet.
W doera BON BEN Reaies
rungstrupptn befest.
Suores. 1. Mug. - 4usldnber,
Die am abenb pio bic msri.dnii6e
goropeitbdbr bier cnsamen, kri6ten,
oab ebt lie Maberd 1erliesen, bic
Staot DON 1900 Rsoierunastrupben
befest tuorbsn isi. Die 9ruppeu ers
rethien bic Stabt 3pausig Niuut.u
na6oem biefe pon ben Rebeaeu pers
Iafen puroe. bic ii6 nab gofas
0ranoes suriid3og,n. 2lIe paFagi.rs
uno Jrdhtsiigs perbsn Don bort aus
nah Sndre3 3uriitgeIhidt.
Die 3lge, bic bic Rsgisrunsstrups
pen, bic unter BEN 9ef,bI bes genes
rails Fabdgo ftebsn. rad Wtaosra aes
broht. .ebrt.H iofort 3uriit, I'M mebr
3ruppen 81 boI.n. Die Sruppen .oms
men bon Ghihua9ud.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-02

Spetien auf3utragelt. GIs er on BEN
Gid FAM an 0em ietHe brei Gpfen
1oBelL itteB er pI0BIit) ItltIIen ein
Wte'ier, 0dS er TN Roddrmel perbor.
gen bate, ms 8er5 l10 er grtff oa1rr
audi IN n1roertider 0etie gtoel urto
U1anoo5a an.
DtuQen, Der get3otet tpur0e, ipar
fritber IN Cincinnati QniGiiig, no er
9ubbaIter tn elmer Gifen6abnoffice
8elpeien ietn iou.
SubeIube DsmotrGtsr.
Columbus, g., l. Quguft. Die
StBung oes bemotrdtiT6en e5taatss
@retutiD Sommtttees qeitaltete iia
81 elmer Subelfeier uber bic ReitanQs
tton Des repubIttanif6en GouDerneurss
&Qnbtbdten Ribter Dillon. Sc tpuroe
oeidloHeH, bem rspubIttuntf6en
Stodts Central Rommittee geileio
ous3uoriten, penn es bier an 10.
Au8ult CUR StBRng 8uiammentritt.
Us tatt8e gntf 6eibAng.
Rem gOrt, l. 4uguf. gid}tsr
8dn 0epanter unb Yitnep BPM S6ers
bunoesgeridt 'tieBen am 3unneritdG
one @ntiAet0ung Der 8ania'erStadtss
gertdte UNI, tpel6e fih ipsigerten, Die
9tdmen Der a6t RoofeDeIt &anoioaa
ten bon ben Wabl3etteln Der 9rGItpent-
| ihdrtseIettoren gu itrethen, irbem fie
Den SaftzGeuten einen Urtt Of Grror"
an bas Sber9eriht Der Der. ct. qez
pabrten.0ds beDeutst 8fpar mob teinen
politdnoigen Sieg Der Iaft Republiz
taner, IdBt bic Snde uber Biz sum
Ottober in Shmebe, mann bdg boQe
4ollegtum bes Sberbunbesgeritts Die
5rdge osftnttip erti6etben Dtro. Die
5anoIungspete Der Ri6ter Ban De-
banter uHo pttnep iit DON Matchmaker
geoeutun9, be es ft9 bier I'M Stuatsz
uno 8unDesreht bunDeIt, b. B. ob Die
Bab! bon YrdItOentf6dfts Glettoreu
cine refine Stdutsz Ooer rationale glus
9elegenbett btloet.
sine 9ungertur.
De p ho 5, 8, /. GuQuft. gOLtseiz
def &ebres tat beIhLoFen, 8dqdbunz
ben, tpeI6e toItenIlies Quarter I'M
StobtgefangntB iuher, uuf furse Raz
tlon 81 feBen, um lie ab8uIhreteH. Der
Ylan tat ftt Iopeit gut bepGbrt, ba
bieientgen, bic iih regelmGbig eiu3uz
'telen pfIegteu, felt Der 3ett, no es
nerig 81 eiien giebt, fortblieben.
g 6perer IuFuIL
! g9iIabeIp bia, Ba.. |. glugui.
! Gin nit 10000 8auonen Waffer Qes
FILTER 8pttib truhts am 9onnerftaq
ourh Die Sdrberet Der Steao &. U2tls
Ter So. 3Uei 2lnqefteute Der GFtrma,
Der 4Oidhrige Same& TIpnn unb Der
3OiGbrt9e Hobert GpiHq, nurben uuf
Der StsQe 9et0otet, ipGbreno Elm 3ebu4
/ jabrtger Snabe ihper perleBt pur0e.
Sn Sret6eit gefeBt.
| 9etrpit. U}t6., l. 9luquft. -
4Ieranoer 2lHtOne, feline Satin uro
tbr Reffe 4n9eIO 8tuu, Delhe am
9ien'tog unter Dem 8erouht Derbaftet
lpuroen, ben Sob i6rer alten 9ieusriu,
SRI. gIiiabetb 6lemirg, Deruriaht 3u
baben, puroen am 9orneritaq peqeu
manqelnoer 8epeiie pieoer in fSreis
! hpit 0Pipht
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Nus bem Dsuti9en REID.
Berlin. l. guguit. 4uf Der
Mer3te RonfereuS, tpelte ioebeu in
Weilbeim abgsbdltsn ipurbe uuo unier
Der leitung bes b.riibmten Gbirurgen
Ssr Seibelberser llnipsriitdt. profeis
for Or. Din3ens gssrnp, itattfano,
ipartete Or. Moolf Seller NIT bo4it iRs
tertHdnten Mittbeilungen ouf.
Dr. 3elsr 3eiaie bic Grsebuiiie eis
ner Rrebsbebanoluns Dor, pelhe Bis
jest nod niemols Dor bic Geffsntlihs
ieit sebraGt pprben iit. Dir 9ebonos
lung iit. tpis Der 9ortrngenbe bar.
lbot. i'm 2aui. bon Sabrsebnten ents
fuidelt pcrben uHb fie ihlieBt ieoen
pptrdtipen Gineriff aus.
Die Reiul.aie, NIT rrihen bie dns
ipefenben Aer5te pertrdut eernoht ipur.
ben. rief.n allsemeins ueberrofGune
herror. WlebrmdIs operirte Or. 3eLer
qatienten, fpel6e BON onberen aersien
btreits aufaeseben ipareH uno bon ibul
gebeili puroen. Don ben 81 patiens
ten, bic er bebdnoeIi bot. fiihrte er AZ
nls D0niidnbis sskilt por, unb BEL ben
onbersn stbu III eine btoeuteHDe 8ehes
rung au perseihnen.
Wsit begreifli6er Spdnnuns fpirh
fDei>rtn GroffHuHeen iiber bic in Rsbs
iiehenbe 4ri Der arsbsbebanbIuns ents
gegensefeben.
Weisert lid, bic @erfi4es
rnng duf oas 2uftfdiff
20 d N aben" 3u be5abs
len.
Die .Teutihe auftf6iffdbrts Of
tiengeislfhaft4 iiebt ii6 gsnoibigt,
Dor bem suitGnoisen gsri4t in Gngs
lamb bic UsriiheruResiumme fir bas
3eppeIin 2uftififf rS1paben" tins
auflaesn, ipel5es Gnbe Suni burt
eins Doe BON ieiner 0.ranstrung Dor
Der feiten BalIonboIIs in GHHelbori
IospsriFen fpurbe unb in Der 6otx in
JcIse elmer GrpIoFou ben Glommsn
gum Gpfer fiel.
Die ensIifde gefeaidaft bat fih
poiitiD gtfDeigert. 3ahlune su leifien.
DDS 9ufii6tff. tpslfes s6nslid3 Der,
lortn gina, mar gum pollen Wertfe per.
ii6ert. Die betrtffsnb. @eie[Thafi
bat cine 0.riiherunss poliee duf Den
9s.ras BON 600. 900 Wart ausssiielIi.
Das Weibpafdtn bel be
eHsIif4en .1itanie4s
unterfuhuns.
Hei Heiprshung oes GrsebnifIes Der
sngIifhsn llntsriuhuns Der .3itanie" :
Ratditropbe bebtn bic bieiiesn glGiter
hsrpor, bnb bcourh bic ,Wbiie Star
aine", iDelter Der llnsliidsoampier
Sth0rte. Dor GhansnsriaB pro3efien
beipubrs iperbe. DDS lei pom briiiihen
Stanbpunii aus audi bic 6ouptiate.
Die cusge3eihnets, unpcrieiiihe llns
tsrlnHuns Der Amsrifansr. 10 miro
iu<iter betont, babe ein eroberss WsiB.
iDaInen Derbiiiet. Dieienigen. lreltx
BEL bem ilnttrsuns bss Ddmpfsrs itren
lob ~sefunben, itien 5umeiit ameritas
nsr, Jren, Slclren unb Jinliener aes
Dsfen. Dckr fsien bic 9yiten aud
70 slei1siiltis.
Das fo5idIbemofratifd,e
WoIfshaus banferott.
Qous Mtloung aus aoIR BAT bos
bortise Go5icIbemoiraiifhs DoItsbous
bonttrctt stmuHi. Der 0runbfeblsr
bes un!ernthmens mar, bob es iibers
iapitnliiiri mar. Jiir bic getkiliaten
in Elm VerIuit pom I20, 600 Wsari ents
.fsnnbtn.
Die beutf Hdmesttnnifhen
lsbrtr bel ber2oiferin.
1ebet ben bsstits geIfeyn tur3 gemels
bt,sn gupfaHs sss bsati amssi,auls
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&rdutiqom (3um 9rieitrdaer):
.5Qqeu Sic mai. meinc 8rout iii
Imohl INNER ieltg, Denu Sie ibr einen
grieT BON mir bringenI"
%, un0 Die! Se0eSmaI trtege id
eInen hlB!"
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rs. Sabrgane.
WetterberiMt.

Sir Obio, bas tptftIi6e Benns
fnlponien unb Snoiana: aasem.in
fhOnes Weiter am Jrsitas unb Sdmss
tag. Uerdnotrlihe Winbe.
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Giuded q n deu.

6err (3u einem reht mittslmdBigeu.
ober febr etngsbiloeten Sdnger): .Bis
- in r3ar uno Zimmerman" iinb
Sie aud idon uufgetreten?" 0a baben
sic pobI gar ben 3aren geIungen2"
- Rein, ben 3tmmermaun, oers
Iiegt mir ndmlth beheutenb bFst!"
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q RetbIos.

-.Serr 8irtb, I'M Bier idlptnuuft
eine @eipe!"
- s8loub's -. Sn ia=on Gisrl
ihrtnEset iaal"
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Ua6era bon ben meyitnniiten Reaie'
rrngstruppen beiest.
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gom Grace pro3eB in 4tlanta, Ga.
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Muslanb. Selegrapb
Gus Dem Oeuu6sn Reid.
Weiteres iiber ben Gmpfans Der
oentid.amerifaniihen 9ebrer
ieitens Der &aiieriu.
VrfelereiMe arebS Nebanb lang
obne Operations.

IL
Zine GHtoediiug oes Or. aoolpb Gel.
Ier bon Berlin peripri1t
grobe Grfolge.
~.:>-
Braf @cIf Don 8oitoiliin gum Reftor
Der 8erIiner lluineriitat errpabIt.
~.~-
Die iransoiiia.ruiiiite glaian3 Der.
itdrft.
81
aut Die beioerieitigen sSlotten rper.
1eu 81 Der Sffeniio- uno 3eien-
ito.AIian3 heranae5ogeu.
-ss
Gie Gage in Werifo.
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unb etn gdn5ss Gtadtsz uno GIetto:
roI Sttet aufgsitsQt.
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Die Gortf9rtttlsr bon SnOiana

9aben albert 5. geOeriogs gum 9ous
oerneurs Ganbioaten erDGbIt
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lie Gage in Rerifo.
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gum HDientbal MorO.
,,QSbiteb' Seipis, elmer
Der WfDroer 6erman
Noientbals
-@~
am Sumneritag in ben Gatsfia
Bergen perbaftet.

Ss5punssn, Dor Der 9rano Surp sir
pi9tisss 3ussitdnbnib gu ma6en.
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Rap 6aptien 9apii. 1. aua.
Die Beaiehunnen afpiffsn Snnti mnn
Der bominiianii6tn Rspublit seituIien
iih in Ioise Der fortfpdbrsnben 3us
iammenit0Be Stoifden bantiittn nno
ocminitanifnen 1ruppen INNER tritis
fhsr. Der Celesot 3cmor, Elm sbema.
Tiger GriecSminsfsr, oins am Ton,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-18
GOVERNOR HUNT
HONOR SYSTEM
Writes Article in Hearst's
Magazine in Defense of
His Prison Reform
Policy
ARTICLE ILLUSTRATED

Among the leading articles in
! HeaFst's magazine Tor October is
The New Criminology' by Governor
George p. HUNT
As the title indicates. the article
deals with Governor Hunts prison re-
form system. The novel western
idea OF treating prisoners like men Is
the explanatory.sub
Governor Hunt goes at length into
the problem OF handling conyiets. He
tells something of the barbarous sys-
TEN in vogue of the past and OF his
reasons for coming TO the conclusion
the most prisoners are weak rather
than inherently criminal. He gives
a humble of examples OF how his own
system OF putting consicts ''on honor"
has worked in Arizona. Many in
stances are given. Most of these in
stances have been given casual men
ton in Arizona papers.
Following the the concluding para
graphs OF the article:
In Arizona we have reached the
point now where we are developing
q new conscience In our treatment of
the criminal We are trying to de-
priye the prisoner of nothing but the
power to harm and will surround him
with influences that will make a bet
ter man of him. Already in return
for services to the state we crsa!;
men with two DAYS time for each day
of work. In addition. believe
they should receive some small wage.
so that they can leave prison with
enough money for a fresh start. Ii
may even be possible TO have them
support their families while in prison.
Work on prison farms, building
bridges and highways. the learning of
trades, even the regular system Of
education can all be made to take
she place OF the pestilential immor-
ality common TO all prisons OF the old
type.
Neither in Arizona nor anywhere
else is there the shadow of an OK
cuse for the continuation of the old
prison ideas. All the gatling guns
ever cast will not remodel the un.
rules or subjugate the man with a
wrong perspective of life. For all
our false philosophy and despite all
our penny-wisdom, il is not to be
doubted that all men have moments
of sublime thoughts. and love-the
vision of a noble, happier existence.
We have proved il in the peniten-
tiaries of the west"
The article is profusely illustrated
with photographs of Governor Hunt
in various attitudes, of prisoners at
work in the penitentiary One Of
the photographs is of Mike Rice. the
first jailer who ever put prisoners on
honor and gave them guns to help
fight OF a mob.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-18
REVOLT CAUSES
100000 Loss
The Madero Company and
the Mexico Northwestern
Stripped of Large
Amount
IN REVOLT OF OROZCO

FL PASO, Sept. Il: The losses OF
the MADEIRA Lumber Co. Ltd, oper-
atlng in the state of chihuahua with
mills located at MADEIRA and Person.
and one Of the Mexico North Western
railroad company amounts approyI-
m&tely To a sum between 81 900. 600
and $4,000, 600 gold, as a result OF the
MaderO and CrocZo revolutions IN
Mexico This statement was made
by a leading official OF the MADEIRA
company last night.
The immense losses not only in
clude that TO the physical property
alone, but also includes the decrease
IN business on account Of the inability
10 operate the mills and railroad sys
TEN TO their fullC ST capacity.
Freight and passenger service over
the North Western has been greatly
injured during the past two years. Al
various points along the line cars
loaded with coal, coke. sand and
other materials have been standing
Tor months, awaiting 10 be taken 10
their destination. This case itself re
moves much OF the rolling stock from
active service. The physical losses
cannot be estimated al the present
time at any specific figure. The des
truction- OF the bridges. tracks, tele-
graph wires, cars and engines will
amount 20 an enormous sum. The
interruption Of the business while re-
pairs are being made will make an.
other large item.
As a result OF the invasions ami
looting Of the Red Flaggers in MADEIRA
and Pearson and the various lumber
ing camps. operations have been
brought down to limited margin
Consequently the big orders which the
MADEIRA company has on hand cannot
be filled and in some instances must
lie refused The supply at present is
far below the demand. for this com
pany is handling one OF the greatest
wood and lumber outputs in the
world, The FL Paso mill. while not
injured by physical loss, has been
hindered considerably because Of ina
bility to secure the material needed
in turning out its products.
In spite Of the fact OF the tremen,
oous losses already experienced by
the two companies. the work is being
pushed ahead as fast as the situation
viii permit. The mill at Pearson IS
under erection. while the plant at
MADEIRA is turning out as much work
as possible.
The Northwestern line is repair
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-18
BANK OF LOWELL IS
NAMED DEPOSITORY
Financial Institution Au-
rhorized TO Receive
Funds

The Bank of Lowell has been
named a depository OF funds for the
national democratic campaign by
Vice Chairman McAdee. OF the demo
cratic national committee Advice
to this effect was received by Cash
Ter Hunter, OF that institution. yes
terday from Mr.. McAdoo
Mr.. Hunter announced yesterday
that the fund was open for eontribu
tions. This arrangement is simply
one of conveience, and the service by
the banks is one of patriotism.
Wilson's Suggestion Followed
The idea was suggested by Wood
row Wilson recently and was imme-
diately takon up by the democratic
natiOal committee. Full publicity is
part of the idea. and is in line with
the democratic principle of publicity
OF campaign contributions
A number OF Lowell democrats yes
terday gave their contributions 10
the Bank of Lowell, and they will be
forwarded to the national committee
By this institution as soon as a rea
sonablly large humber of eontri5u
tions has be en- made.
Bank Of aisbee Depository
The Bank OF Bisbee is also a de-
positoTy for democratic campaign
contributions. Cashier NJ. ]. Gun
ningham stated yesterday that ne had
not yet made a remittance. but would
at an esrlyl date. The contributions
have been coming in SLOWLY TO date,
and those who would giye'brst aid
TO the party should encroach on their
business TO the extent OF a few min.
utes and write a check covering their
contribution 10 the fund for their
party's campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-18
TIRED Of LIVING SHE
TRIES TO TAKE LIFE
Domestic Troubles Causes
Mexican Woman to
Drink Acid

Mrs. NJ. L. Gray, a Mexican woman,
residing on Naco road, attempted sui
eide by taking carbolic acid yester-
day afternoon at 1880 O'Clock. at her
home. A physician was called and
she was Tesuscitated. She probably
will recover.
The woman emptied the contents
of a two-ounce bottle OF carbolic
acid, but apparently spilled a large
part of the poison trying to get it to
her lips. Her arms and breast were
badly burned by the acid, as was
her mouth. but she did not swallow
enough of the poison to cause uncon-
sciousness Domestic trouble is said
to have been her reason for attempt
ing TO end her life.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-18
TAXPAYERS REPORT
ON PUCLIC MATTERS
Shows Operation of Court
House, Jail, Comparative
Expenses of l9l1-l2

The taxpayers association FURNISH
es the following report on the man
agement Of the court house and jail:
Tire Report
All items under this head are about
as usual, except the telephones and
Jail items.
Last year during this period, the
county had fiat rate contract with
the telephone company for the use of
all Offices. This year the county has
TO pay regular rates, and monthly
rent for phones i'm addition. Begin.
ming with last June. telephones were
charged to each Office respectively,
and makes part Of the expenses of
each Office This accounts for the re
duction shown in this item.
The last administration ordered 100
gallons OF a chemical solution that is
used as a spray in the Jail to keep it
clear of germs. This cost S266.55
and was paid during the month of
March this year. The balance of the
Increase is in supplies for the jail
and clothing and medicines for the IN
mates. The chemical is distributed
TO all iails and the county hospital
and will be charged proportiOnately
TO the different places.
Miscellaneous Expenses
Court house repairs might be more
or less than the corresponding PEE
Rod at any time.
Petty office expense is money used
by the clerk to pay freight and eX.
press. stamps for ali ofhces, and 9th
er items when cash is required Tho
necessity for rushing all books and
blanks required in changing from a
territory 10 a state made much larger
express bills. This accounts for the
increase in this item.
Last year. much of the supplies
used by other Offices we're charged
under "incidentals" in this depart
ment, instead OF TO the various Offices.
This year they are charged directly
TO .he Offices. This accounts for the
decrease in this item, also for some of
the increase in supplies of other Ct.
fees.
The board lid not appoint a fair
commissioner this year. hence the de-
crease in this item
~
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-18
BULLET PUTS DANPER
ON MEXICAN PLEASURE
During Dance of Independ-
ence Celebration Missile
Drops into Hand

Shortly before the close Of the
Mexican Independence day dance 10
Pythian Castle yesterday morning. a
bullet was mvsterIously fired into the
dance hall through the plaster wall
between the hall and a toilet room in
the west end of the building. The
bullet, from a .32-caliber shell,
pierced the wall of lathe and plaster.
and. coming through into the hall
where dancing was in progress,
dropped into the hand Of Mrs John
Emilio Kosterlitzky, OF the Mexican
federal army.
The reyelry was at its height in the
dance hall. where members Of the
Mexican colony were making merry
in celebration of Mexican Indepen-
dence day. There was a muffled re-
port toward the west end of the hall
PIsstsring Falls
The plastering began falling, and
busted the dancers who sat along
that end of the hall. Mrs. Zamb0
relon nut out her hands and into
them. hot from contact with powder,
fell a 30 caliber bullet
An investigation was made by
Special Officer Lorenzo Wright. who
had been assigned to the dance hall
for the evening at the request ~
the Mexican societies giving the
dance. He discovered that the bul-
let had been fired through the eight
inch wall of lathe and plaster from
the toilet room. but although he
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-18
Copper Queen Hotel Guests.

The following guests were regis
tered at the Copper Queen hotel yes
terday: r. A Herman. Phoenix; r
A. Warner, Phoenix; DR.. Thomas H.
Edwards, United States army; A. C..
Cole: CanaEea; Thomas G. Evans,
Los Angeles: S. R Jennings. FL Paso;
Garnet King, FL PasO; A. NJ Har-
rington, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. c. Mitchell. Denver; F. 3. Nor
ris, Dallas. Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Powers, Harshaw, Ariz.