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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20
international News Service

@HICAGO. July 1o.-Jeptha Eppa
Uey. Jr., bested the Cubs 4 to o. lie
nwed but three hits. two OF them com
IN the ninth round. Cravath copped
>thc. Phillies IN the opening spasm,
hcking double off Lavender that
I'D Paskert homo. homer and n
pie OF doubles cleared the way for two
re runs in the third, by which time
Tender retired.
PHILADELPHIA-CHIcAG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20
Senators Take Two.

BY International News Service
WASHINGTON, July l9.-The Nationals
defeated the Browns today In a double
header by a score Of to 1 and 10 to l.
In the first game Groome pitched air
tight ball and held the visitors safe at
every stage In the second Cashion held
the Browns to five hits,
wAsHINGToN-sT LOUIS
FIRST GAME.
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Sporting News
RED SOX TAKE TWO
FROM CHICAGO TEAM
CONTINUED From Preceding Page.)

second. Cobb had remarkable record
at bat. In the first game he went to bat
five times and smashed out three singles
and two homers over the fence. In the
second game he made a single and a
triple out OF three times at bat,
Observation-Disclosures
FIRST GAME.
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m =. ..........0 / 2 o o q 0-t
)uIH ......,...,.. q 5 q q 0 ! '-6

nmsry Two-bsgc hlts-Daubcrt. Allen. Three
Ihit--Hurglrs. Stolen hases-Konetchy Dau-
Brcsnnhun Hlts-Oh Willis IN 1 20
Igb, OF Curtis. In 20 innings; off Steele.
is Innings. Bases bnlls-on Allen.
Willls. >: on Curtis 3; OF Salcc. 8: on
b. T. Struck out-By Allen. G: By Steele.
" salleo .. Hit BY pitchcr-By Sallcc
i. Left on bo:cs-st. Louis. Z; Brooklyn.
Time Of game-2.20. Umpires-Johuston
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20

Summary: Home runI-Cobb (o). Two-base hits
'-Willett. SIunk Three-basc h,-Dcal- Double
plnys-CrnWford TO Louden Buah. StanaRc 10
MorIarty TO stannse stolen bnscs-Joncs Craw-
ford. Moriarty, Loudon. McInnes suunk. Baker.
Bases on bslls-Or Wiett .; on Brown. 6: OF
Pcbnock. j Struck out-By Wllott. 4: BY
Brown. l: by Pcnnock l. Sacrifice hts-Barry
t2), Left on bnSes-Dotroit 6: Philadelphia. {.
limo OF gnme-2:io Umnires-o' LouEhlln and
Egan
PHILADELPHIA-DETROIT
SECOND GAME.
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Errors Help Reds.
national News Service

InternationaI News 5efNice-
July l9.-George Tyler
/ the Reds to five hits today but was
" wretched support and the Reds won
t2. all their runs being helped around
errors. HumDhries pitched good ball
would have blanked the Braves but
b couple OF errors by Bescher. Gowdy.
Boston first baseman who was badly
ed yesterday. Will not be able to play
d week or more.
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Lawyers Wife Fined.

Special to The Tribune.
PAYSON. July 19.-Mrs Harriet
Crook, wife OF Joseph z. Crook. a law
yer, was arrested and found guilty of
selling liquor without a license. Today
she was fined $3.50 by Judge Curtis of
Salem.
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summary: Two-basc hitB-hiusmith. Morgan.
CnshIon. shanes. Double play-McBride to Gan
dii. Stolen bnsc5-Milon (S). Shanks, Dalloy.
Cashion. Rits-0n Brown. 3 IN % innings:
OF Hamilton. In LIS innings. Bases on balls
ON Brown. 8; on Hamilton. 2: off Cnshion. s.
Struck out-By Hamilton. 6: by Csshion 8
Left bases-w Washington s: st. Louia
Time OF game-2.lo. Umpires-westervelt and
Evans.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20
Hussane in Salt Lake.

Yusiff Hussane who says he is the
original Terrible Turk and calls him
self champion wrestler. arrived in town
last night from Chicago with his man.
lager, Billy Sandow. Hussane is looking
for match with any OF the heaVyweicht
grapplers In this part or the country. but
would prefer match with either Deme-
trail or Leon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20

1atsd for Richio In ninth.
*oe'phih .........l IA
R~kp ..........., o q o o 90
Inmhry: Home run-Faskort. Two-baso hlts-
Nn ,9. NAsec. Archer, Lobert Double
-iinhcr 70 EyeT to SEicr: Archer TO
~ ii,-oh Lavender. 8 IN innnsS: on
~ In Innings. Hasca on haIIs-Otf
pn9r !; on RiaoJ. 2 Struck out-1y Risey
lavender. 1: by Richie {? SacrlHco hit
nlre. Left On bnseH-Phiiadolphia 4: Chicago.
t.me OF Ehmc-l:6b. umpircs-Rlgler and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20

. SEATTLE Wash. July 1o.-Scora:
r. II. z.
d
!
Battorles-Hunt and La Longe; Kaufman and
Wilson. Narvcson and Orlndlc,
VANCOUVER. B, c., July i9.-Scorc;
Seattle =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z
Vancouver -.....s..,s.....s.
Battcr,es-Fullcrton and Whaling, Gervaia and
sepulvcda
SPOKANE, Wash, July I9.-sooro:
portland s.ss,..s..-as- -r.e--...s's.s-.s
SPOKANE .
Batteries-vcascy and Harris: Strand. Cochran
and Ucyogt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20

Don't experiment. in searching for
employment-go about it in business
like way; make full use Of The Trib-
une Want columns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-20
Grand Circuit Meet Finished.

KALAMAZOO. July 1o,-on the final
day OF the Grand Circuit meet. Dorsh
Medium won first money In the 2:24 trot.
having the best standing after five hotIy
contested heats.
Dude ArchdaIe won the frce-for- all
trot In straight heats. but had to trot
the fastest mile of the year-2:053-to
Vernon Mckinney. favoritc I'm the free
for-nll pace. lost the first heat. but took
the next two with ease.
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Excursion North
.TuIy %.

Via Oregon Short Line, Low rates to
northern Utah and Idaho points. Long
limits. City ticket office, Hotel Utah.
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CINC1HNATi-BoSTON.
|tted for O'Rourke In ninth
'n7fed for Tyler In ninth.

@Itted Tor n Nourke Tn nInth.
,insfed for Tyler In ninth.
IN ..-............ n q o.
nnntj ........,-. "a
rmary Two-bnse hIts-Tims. King Double
Killing 10 Mcdonald Bases on bsllB-Od
phricS. !; OF Tyler. 3. Struck out-By
Mphries. {; by Tyler. 3 Left on bnscs-Cin-
'ft s: Boston :. Time OF sune-l:I3. I'm
KLEIN and Bush.
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STEAMERS RUN INTO
IMMENSE |CEBERGS
Passengers on the Adriatic and
Mauretania Spend Many
SleeplesS Hours.
By International News Service.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK. July l9.-Huge ice
bergs, one of them more than 1000 feet
long and 200 feet high, forced the Mau-
retania and Adriatic. which docked
here today, from their course IN the
North Atlantic and gave the ofiicers
serious hours of wakefulness- The
bergs were sighted Wednesday night In
latitude 4s.30, longitude 42.06, accord
ing 10 Albert E. Gates of San FRANCES
co. who was a passenger on the Adria-
tic. Mr.. Gates declared them the larg-
est berps he had seen, though be has
crossed the Atlantic several times:
Oficers and passengers described the
largest berg as similar to the one which
sent the Titanic and her 1854 passeh'
gers and crew to the bottom,
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ima-y: Two-hnsc hits-Wilson. Hendrix t2)'
u plnys-Wagnor TO Miller Gibson 10 WaE-
mccarthy 70 Miller. Hits-or Ames. In
NnEs Sacrifice hlt-MIllcr Lett on bases
York. 2; PittsbuTE. 3. Umpircs-owons and
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Warning by Wireless.

1t first appeared TO the lookout on
the Adriatic at 1:3O Wednesday morn,
ing. The Adriatic Immediately headed
southwark at reduced speed and zap
tain HAYES flashed wireless warning
to the Mauretania. which was steaming
close behind The Mauretanla folloWed
on the southwark course, and at 1:30
the next night also sighted the floating
mountain OF ice.
On both steamers there were lia9
passengers. All the passengers on both
ships spent many sleepless hours at the
rails watching the icebergs, for though
there was no moon. the night was clear
and cold and starlIt-such night as
that on which the Titanic went down.
Steamer Delayed.
Because she had taken the southern
course, the Mauretania docked SIX
hours late Among her passengers were
G.. K. G.. Billings, who has just complet-
ed successful exhibition of his trot-
ting stock at Moscow and st. Peters
burg; Charles Frohman, who returns
much improved in health, and William
A. Brady, the latter returning from
England,
Officers Of both the Cunard liner and
the White Star liner declare their ex-
perience unprecedented at so late a
date in the season. The warning Of the
Adriatic served TO put the Mauritania
on guard and observations made< by
both ships indicate that the big bergs
were melting rapidly and fast disap-
pearing into the sea.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
ROOSEVELT ON
NAKED ISSUE"
Colonel Writes Of Conditions
in Chicago for the
Current Issue of
Outlook
COMMITTEES DUTIES

NEW YORK, June l0.-CoIonei
Roosevelt discusses conditions in
Chicago in an article entitled a
Naked Issue Of Right and Wrong.
which viii appear in the current is
sue of tn. Outlook.
IN part he says: The national!
committees only Junction is to hon
estly Judge what delegates have
prima facie right 10 seat ana 20
suggest the name of a temporary
chairman who shall call the convcr-
tion to order Practically an sttempt
is being made by the TAFT managers
TO use the present national commit
zee for tine purpose OF unssating nom
estly elected Delegates. fart cannot
10 nominated until he gets an over
whclming majority OF the rotten
borough states which never cast a re
publican electoral vote"
He adds that Taft cannot be nom
mated unless by deliberate fraud 81
such states as Indiana. Michigan and
Washington and can he nominated
only BY dlsregarding the expressed
will OF an overwhelming majority OF
two and a half million republicans
who in various states have voted as
10 their choice for president
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
MERCY REIGN
COMES TO END
Riot at San Quentin VIII
Mean Much Stricter
discipline in The
Future
JUTE MILL CLOSED

SAN QUENTIN Cal, June To-
The reign OF mercy At San Quentin
IS over Hereafter there viii be dis
cIpline tempered by mercy and not
mercy tempered BY discipline me
grub guard who quelled the savage
grub STRIFE" yesterday with z re.
pcating rife il in charge tonight Of
tho 'incorriaible cells"
Warden Hoyle intends TO tcsin
building a bridge across The interior
OF the jute mill and armed guards
will patrol during work hours and
balconies are TO overhang the mess
hlH solitary confinement Tor life
H. the punishment Ineted out 20 the
rincleaicrS and chief rioters. Fred
Howard. one OF thu Tingleaders IL
g veteran of the big break at the
Folsom penitsntiary in 1903. lie Is
caped rom the state and later was
convicted OF another crime in Colo
RADIO and sentenced TO fifteen years.
On condition of accepting . life term
at san Quentin he was pardonvd in
Colorado ana brought back 10 Cali.
forri3.
D. is reported that the prison diTec-
tors have shut down the jute mill be.
cause OF Information that a plan has
been made TO FIRE and wreck the mill.
The board is strongly OF the opinion
that the wave of agitation for more
sympathetic treatment OF prisoners
that has sweep the country is nisun-
derstood when il filters through the
prison walls.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
REBELS MAKE THEIR
PRISONERS MARCH
One Escaped to Federal
Lines and Tells OF
Experience

MEXICO CITY. June l0.--The pris-
oners taken b. the rebel army are
Being forced to march unarmed in ad-
vance Of Orozco's vanguard in its
progress southwark according TO des-
patches from the correspondent of
q Imparcial at Santa Bosalia.
Augustine Ia Bassant, a merchant
OF Chihuahua who says he was one
OF 166 prisoners 50 treated. but who
SAYS he escaped into the federal lines
told lie story at santa Rosalia
today according TO the correspondent.
lie says the captives include many
prominent residents OF Chihuahua.
The correspondent reported that
Campo wiz q thousand men had
abandoned the Torreon district and
is making his way 10 Chihuahua leav-
ing Argumado and other chiefs cut
Of from the main rebel body Campo
was said to have been in Enradema
last night. east Of Diaz. on the Mex
ican border
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
SAN DIEGO POLICE
STOP CURB ORATORS
Eight Arrested for Vagrancy
When Move-on Ord
nance Is Applied

san DIEGO. June 1o.-The move
on ordinance was applied 20 an In-
dustrial WORKERS meeting outside the
restricted district this afternoon. TIE
police were on hand and promptly
arrested eight men, the alleged mov-
ing spirits Of the gathering. The
crowd was kept moving and there
was very little speaking. The pris-
oners. some OF whom were previous
H. freed trcm Jill on probation. were
charged with yagrancy but were re
leased on their promise 10 leave the
city az once.
This evening second attempt OF
street oratory was made. A crowd
assC mbled but before any OF the
spe2 KEYS had al opportunity to be
heard the police III emphatic Ian
euage notified the gathering that no
speaking would be permitted. The
crowd gradually dispersed There
were Two arrests
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
STERtOTYPERS Do NOT
SEAT CHICAGO MEN
Disobedience 10 Presidents
Orders Put Local
in Bad

SAN FRANCISCO, June I0.-The
international union Of stereJtypers
and electrotypers, which met here
in annual convention today, referred
the contested application OF the Chi
caso delegation 10 seats. TO the com
mittee on credentials, which reported
IL was unable to agree, and had put
the matter over for further considera-
ton.
The charter OF the Chicago local
was revoked by President Freei. Of
tho international union. for joining
against his orders in sympathetic
strike with the web pressmsn OF Chi.
cage. The applications fer seats c.
the three Chicsgo delegates Is sup
ported BY the san Francisco nler.
sefs. wbo however. did no, them
selves strike
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
GET
ORIDER TO PASS
F.. ELECTION Law
After Hearing from Stale
Committee They Change
Plans and Approve
the Pili
HAD PREPARED A
NEW MEASURE
New Primary and Registra-
ton Laws VIII Now
Keep Extra Ses-
sion Busy

BISBEE REVIEW BUREAU. ROOM
.. Western Union BuiIdiu1. Phoenic,
June l0.-(Special --I.l!.e the storg
OF the men in Mother Goose, tbs
senators. or at least the democratic
members Of the senate marched up
hill this morning and down agalc
this afternoon.
After :: caucus OF two hours. ldS
majority members OF the senate an.
nounced they would pass an election
bill which might NOT b. operative SO
far as state and county officers IGGe
concerned. Then they got later
word, and this AFTERNOON turned
about tace and without debate pcsscG
the election bill which the house had
sent over and which in positira
teins calls Tor q general election o
all officers under the constitution o.
the FIRST Tuesday after tho FIRST Ho-
day in November 81 this year, o.
November :: The bill WIS then SER
10 the house, and late in the day
Governor Hunt.
The word which came 20 the ssna
tors after their InoAinR session va
a resolution adopted ty the stats
democratic executive committee. de-
cla:ing for an elocrion this sal. /,
was couchell in no uncertain Ian
guage. and TO make matters verse,
a copy Wss sem 10 bOfh the hoCaa
and the senate IS q sort OF genera
order There was a slight Gispcs:-
ton on the part OF few members 70
ignore the demands 81 Chairman
BirdHo'S committee, but q majority
Of the majority saw the light, and
the above action vas the result.
Tonight Phoenix politicians anc
the legislators ara making thco.
sand gIIesses on who win run 20:
this and that olica, from the goveTpo
down, and II Is safe to predic; tina,
within ;t fortnight many aspiring
candidates viii have announced their
candidacy.
C0mpanicl bills OF the genera
election law win now be taken up. ans
disposed Of. it being the Intention Q.
the Solons 10 PASS new primary
Law and a general registration law.
This, It IS thought. Eill keep the
legislature buSy for the balance .
the week. p
The senate today passed an ami
railroad pass biii applicable TO state
officers and LEGISLATORS, and the
house amended and passed . stric-
law affecting the white slave trafic.
Governor Hunt today signed ana
approved the state examiner bill np1
several less important measures. but
had not. late tonight. as yet con
sidered the Prize fight TIL which Is
on his desk.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
SAYS GOMEZ IS RESPONSIBLE

FL PASC, jane 10.-Fighting vas
in progress at Pearson, 200 miles
south o. the border line, today. &C
cOrding to word received at Juarez.
The town Is principally occupied by
Americans and large lumber mills
are located there.
Gonzales Enrile, who is prisoner
here pending the action OF the Mex.
ican government for eXtradition or
IN embeZzlement charge, declared
today that his own influence in dis
posing OF Gomez from the self-as.
Jumed provisional presidency Z
month ago aroused Vasguita sym.
pathiZers into conspiracy against
him. Enrile believes Gomez directed
the unknown asSassins VINO tried 70
'yill hin three weeks ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
DEMOCRAT COMMITTEE
TO MEET JUNE 20

BALTIMORE June NORMAN F.
Mack, chairman of the democratic
national committee today issued a
can for a meeting OF the executive
committee at Baltimore June 20 to
make arrangements for the conyen-
tiou and 10 select tie temporary
chairman The selection of chairman
will &c ratified June Il By the full
committee
Among the men whom the ar.
rangement committee viii consider
Tor temporary chairman" said Mack.
are Senators OGornan OF New
York. Kern of Indiana, James of Ken
tucky. Representatives Sull2er OF
New York. Henry of Texas and Hen.
James II. LewiF of Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
THINK BOLT JUSTIFIED

SPOKANE. June I0.--L r. slater
and W l. Iohnsan two contcr'inS
Roosevelt delegates 90 Chicago. an
nounced prior 10 leaving for the eas'
today. that they favored - bolt II
the national committee continued to
ignore the vote or the people and
seat TAFT delegates.
IL the committee continues 10 de-
eide contests on personal bias. Roose-
Welt will he justified in calling his
delegates into q separate convention, "
said Slater. and in that event I wili
be among the first tifollow
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

Deposed Rebel Adviser, Now
in Jail, Alleged Embez-
zler While Consul
at Clifton


MEXICO CITY, june lU.--The Mex
lean foreign office is studying the pos
5ibility CT cztr3dition OF Gohgales
c. Enrile. the dcpCsed financial agent
OF the revolutionary party who was
arrested yesterday by american au-
thoIEies Foreign Minister Lascuray
had before him today documents re-
lating to a charge Of alleged embcz-
element bv EnriIe while ne was
Mexican consul a Clifton, Ariz. Al
though EnriIe's political offenses are
many, Senior I.ascuray said they did
nor constitute q basis for extradi-
ton.
l.ascucay is inclined 20 doubt tue
reported resignation OF General Huer-
ia, commander OF the northern divi-
sion 81 the Mexican army
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
CAN'T FIND RA5Aco.

CHIHUAHUA, June l6.-Kebsl
scouts are unable 10 iocate the fed
eral FORCES under General Rabago,
who started overland IRON Parral
with movement directed at the
rear OF General Orozco's forces.
gathering at Bachimba, south OF Chi
huahua General J. J. CampoS and
Colonel Terrazas secured the couD-
try today IS far west az Guerrero
and rs far south as Zaragosa. Fed
eral deserters declare that govern
ment scouts have been frequently
compelled 10 eat their own horses
as the rebols have depleted the food
supply Tor miles Ground:
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
No TRACE OF THE
MURDERER OF EIGHT

VfLLISCA Iowa, June 10.-Twen-
~ hours after the murder Sunday
night OF the entire family OF Joseph
Moore and twC young lady guests.
eight in all, ,hG authorities have teen
unable 10 secure any trace Of the muir
derer and little clew OF bis identity.
The murderer killed every person in
the house and escaped without dis
coyerv. \ bloody AK was found in
an uTstairs room.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
HELP SENT TO
VOLCANO VICTIMS
Feared That There Has
Been Great Devastation
in Alaska

JUNEAU. June 1u.-The governor 5
Office received A message today from
Commissioner Finueg n al Seward,
requesting that aid De sent to kO-
Jiiak, Cold Bay and Hanna. where
ii is feared great devastation has u
suited from the volcanic eruption. y
it believed here TIA, the revenue
cutters Manning ana Tahoma are
now on their way 70 those places.
Chemists here who analysed some
II the ashes that fell from me vol
OF the ashes that fell from the vol.
ic acid This explains the many
complaints OF headaches.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
I. R. NOT GOING
TO CHICAGO
That Is Not Unless II Be-
comes Absolutely Nee.
essary at Later
Date
BOLT Is SUGGESTED

NEW YORK. June lO.--Colonci
Roosevelt denied today THAI he in,
tended going TO Chicaeo BY special
train on 6 moment notice.
7 know OF no such plan" he said.
4 have no present intention OF 20
inc 20 Chicago this week, and won't
90 at all unless il is absolutely nee
cssaFy Mr. Perkins telerAonad m,
this morning. and / am sure that +.
such trip is contemplated. he vouii
have told me about il"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
HOUSE REFUSES SENATE
AMENOMEN TO METAL TAEiFF

WASHINGTON, June l0-The
house today voted not 10 accept the
senat,. amendment to the metal tariil
bill repeating Canadian reciprocity
and placing 2 tax OF 81 a ton on prin.
paper. The house accepted, however,
the senate amendments, reducing the
duty en- pig iron and certain alloys.
The bill again goes TO conference.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
WILL FOLLOW ROOSEVELT

LINCOLN. June 10.--J {. Harpham
and " Merriam, delegates to the Chi
cago convention. announced tod7y
that they are willing 70 Join Hoose.
velr in 4 bolt if The TAFT forces cum
troll ~ methods being used IL the
contests. Governor AldriCh. hovev-
er, said he did not believe that there
will be- a bolt. The Nebraska dele
gates are instructed for Roosevelt.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
SERIOUS FOREST FiaE
~ NEVADA

CARSON, New. Jun. ia .ores,
Ere started yesterday near the
elizabeth mine. eleven miles ~ess
OF this city. aud ragged with inerels
ing violence, sweeping over thou
sands of acres OF seccnd growth tim
Ger. Many ire lighters were mar
slallodl but tae!r efforts 70 e.oe.
tie spread OF tie danes ID tLt
thick 1pde,brvrh we're Saig- The
f.e Is deysststins the water s.ss
v1oa vsict ths t4t0 aeyoesy -. H.
4onAstiS satc!5. add 4 & feared shar
Z shortage vill tsl,ev .xo ne g
the vslley wee ittl6ited. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
PEARSON FIGHT CONFIRMED.

JUkREZ. June 10.-The arrival
here tonight OF nine wounded rebels
confirmed reports OF fighting during
the day in the vicinity OF Pearson.
Two other wounded died on the way
10 Juarez. The rebels declared that
along the entire railroad northwest
Of chihuahua bands of fedeTsls are
operating.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
ARMV OFFICERS WIFE
4 SUICIDE.

SAN FRANCISCO. June l0-The
body OF a beautiful young woman
who committed suicide TO-DAY in q
sanitariuis where she had been re-
ceiving treatment for q druE habit
was Identified tonight as that CT Mrs.
Katherin Snapre. wife Of LIEUTENANT
Herbert II. Sharpe vi the United
States medical reserve corps at the
Preside.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
THURMAN INDICTED
FOR GUN PLAY

LOUISVILLE Ky, June. 10.--Ac-
cused OF firing 8 Sullet into the cell
ing 0. a hotel libby during the re-
cent race meet, Louis Doernhoefe-.
q turfraan. was indicted today. Tbs
Dieht OF the ghoetins. the lobby wsa
thronged with scrsemen. and msny
clsrsyrnep, delegates to the Presoy.
terlan general assembly.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
NEW YORK WATERS IN RIOT

NEW YORK. June l0.--A mob or
striking walters tried TO break al'
the dinner given TO the visiting Ger
man naval officers at the waldorf
Astoria tonight. The police gavt
battle, and after riotous scenes, car.
ried OF several patrol wagon loads
OF prisoners.