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Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
COUNTRY FAIR Is
 PRONOUNCED SUCCESS
'. W. C. A. Gives Enjoyable Entertainment as Means Of Helping Library

The County Fair" inaugurated last night by the r. w. C. A. at their home in this city was pronounced as a complete success by all who attend. ed and the crowd was 9 very large one. The County Fair" is being staged for the purpose of raising funds to buy additional books for she library Of the association.
 Some of the events were Of unusual merit The Wild Girl" attracted much attention; the mock wedding was very like the old fashioned kind. The art gallery was meritorious while the doll show" composed Of num- ter Of the society belles was top, column. next to reading matter at. traction.
 Ice cream. cake. home made candy and other refreshments were avail able. The Copper Queen band pro. yided a concert which was much on. iOyed
 The County Fair will he repeated again tonight, only the program vii. be different with many new and nov, sl features.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
COLUMBUS PLIGHT TERRIBLE

COLUMBUS, March 2S -- The mOrgues in Columbus filled up slow. ly tonight as the swollen SciOto grad. ually rceeded The number of bodies recovered reached sixty. Coroner Ben kert said the death roll would reach 200. Hundreds of survivors viewed thc bodies Twenty-three lay in the temporary morgue on the east bank of the SciOto and twenty in the re. gently constructed fire engine house on hill top, just west Of ths food district.
 In the west side moTgue, the flood cut on all electric power and yolun- teer undertakers worked by candles and lamps. Several bodies lay in small undertaking shops.
 Reports reached Columbus that several bodies We're seen hoating in the river near CiTcieyille and the au- thOrities believe these are victims of the Columbus flood Many bodies will never be recovered. Since the rescue work began nearly a thousand children have been born. The author itIes opened a maternity hospital to- night. where new mothers and babies we're cared for. When motor boat rescuers were forced to suspend work tonight. half a score of blocks in tSe worst flood district had not been reached
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
SAYS MAIL RlFLeo

LOS ANGELES. March 2s.-Report was received here today that United States mall from Los Angeles taken across the international line at No gales was rifled by Mexican rebels. w. II. Harrison. postmaster here. tele- graphed to Postmaster General Burle- son at Washington a request that the department make an investigation. Report Of rifling of mall was given to Postmaster Harrison by Fernando Bag. ssssszsSsh, consul at Nogales. Un- der orders from the post-office depart ment at Washington, mail destined for Mexican points was held in Nogal- es for three weeks, while the postal alsAorfQtS wVa. wf1Sps. u1u1'rssirs 10 tn>n it over to Msxicar s8vefhrSsni
 officials.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
Parcels Post Rulings.

.n the latest bulletin received by the post office announcement Is made that the C. c. D. regulations in the parcels post service will be effective July l. Under this ruling packages can be sent collect on delivery by pay ing certain charges in the event the package is not delivered. Special t-gs for this service will soon be re ceived by the post office. departure in the shipment of stamps is also noted in the bulletin that will be of great benefit to large users of stamps. In future : cent stamps can be pur- chased in rolls. thus aiding in stamp ing large quantities of letters. These rohs will come in lots Of 500 and 1000 each, the price being $25.03 for the 500 rolls and SJO.O6 for the lots or 1000. So far only the : cent stamps are pun mp in rolls.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
BALL WITH
 9TH TODAY
Champion Team Of Philip. pines Will Cross Bats with the Warren Greys at l go Prompt
HOOTERS ARE COMING

This afternoon the Warren District nrays will meet the crack team of the 5th cavalry The game win be called at 1:30.
 The line np Of The Grays Will be the same as in the game of last sun day. when q double header was taken from Douglas. except in the pitchers box. Champion twirling for the Grays. Elliott. the star twirler Of last Snn- day. k being saved for the game With Douglas tomorrow. In the game last Sunday Champion showed much smoke and is expected to drop long line Of the 8 oldiers.
 The Fifth cavalry team. recently re- turned from the Philllpines. holds the Island championship The team will he accompanied by a crowd of soldier rooters and the afternoons game win have big crowd.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
GARRISON AT rnE FRONT

kENONIA, March 2S.-1urning a deaf ear to railroad officials who counselled him against attempting to penetrate the heart of the flood dis trict. Secretary Of War Garrison de ciared tonight that under no circum- stances would he abandon his under- taking. At Williamson, the secretary was told that the railroad situation was hopeless beyond Kenovia. so far as reaching either Cincinnati or Co- lumbus was concerned. We will not think of turning back" was the re- sponse, but will wait tll we can get through"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
BIC CROWD WITNESSED
 EXCELLENT PROGRAM
Last Night at Y. NJ. c. A. Largely EnjOyed--All Mum bers Were High Class

A crowd that packed the big gym nasium at the r. N. C. A. last night enjoyed one of the most elaborate smokers yet held. at the buildins The first stunts" were put on at & o'clock and it was well after % shcR the rope climbing. the final attraction was held.
 Tables had been arranged about the floor and at each was dish of tobac- co and supply Of clay pipes Pea nuts and lemonade were also served. The Copper Queen band always good. was at it's hest and rendered many selections When the pipes were draw ing well the program was opened. tue first number being a piano solo ny Prof. Williams. of the High school who received many encores.
 Two snappy boxing matches. each fought to a draw. followed The hrst was between lAgon and Lewis in fhe xelter-weight class. Both boys showed speed anc went the three fast rounds to draw Thomas and Fordnic were next. also in the Welter class As iu the first match there was little clinch, ing and fast work all the way through ending in a draw Banks referred both matches.
 Some excellent bar work was the next feature. One of the best mum hers was the pyramid, demonstrating the hard work of the class, made up of Krebs, Benton. Butler. l3eyer Chase. Tremlet and Wadsworth.
 4 wrestling match between Burns and NaffeO followed the bar work Maffeo gained the first two throws ont of three Followed Cornish match between Long and Hicks. IL was a good one ending in draw
 With harmonica and hoaes George Grogan brought down tue house. A monologue skitf by Prof Snyder proved one Of the best fea- lures Of the evening.
 The final was climbing of a 24 foot taught rope against time, There were number of entrants for this event. won by Jack iyey, time 24 seconds. The prize was months r. NJ. C.. A. membership.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
Special sersiees

The special service for the Presby. derian Sunday School that was post. ponet rom Easter Sunday will le given Sunday at 9:90 g. m. Children may be presented for christening al l0:lJ a. n. During the morning church service also children will bs cfristened at ll-3O and members will he received into the church. The ses- sion meets at l0.30 a. m. in the church and the sacrament Of The Lords sup. per will be administered also. The annual business meeting of the church will be held on Friday April | al 7;30 D. m. and will bs followed by a special meeting
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
Has S115.ooo Loaned.

The Cochise Building q Loan dt rectors in their first meeting, on yes teFday. since the annual meeting Oi stockholders on the 25th effected oIfi- cers as follows: Gerald sherman, president: J. E. Curry. vice president; NJ. J. Cunningham, secretary. and treasurer; Jesse YOakSm, assistant secretary The association now has a total of $l1J.0O0 loaned out at inter est and is in excellent physical condi- ton. It has two new residences un. der construction for members at the present time. with prospect that it will have yery active call for this sort of advance as the spring comes on
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29

there spirit, will arrive in Blsbee from Edmonton. Alberta. Canada. Douglas will nave been his last previous so. journing point
 Pittsle Ryan Is the young mans name and he has walked here from the far north city he is advertising. He is booked to keep on walking un- til he has circled the globe. By way Of needing q hunch he has, he will go from here to Globe. After his visit there he will strike out direct for the pacific coast
 Pntsie has not been about news paper offices during his career with. out picking up a keen idea of the value of publicity and it's effective ness wherever and however used As much is plainly indicated in the fol. lowing advance notice Of his coming sent out by the young man:
 Douglas. Ariz.
 March 2S, 1919. Editor Review
 Dear Sir:
 am dropping you 3 few lines letting you know that ! will be in Bisbee some time Saturday. am walking around the world for a $50. coo prize, given by the Real Estate and Business Men of Edmonton. A. berIa, Canada. Six started and I am the only one lefI. I have been out II months. starting April 2S. 1912. ! have five years. From Pittsie Ryan only a neWsie-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
aonkErr BILL PASSES
injunction and Abatement Measure
 Up to California Governor

SACRAMENTO March 2s.- The Grant-Bohnett injunction and abate- ment bill. which leads in point Of in- terest all moral reform measures in- troduced in this legislature. was passed today by the senate by a vote of 29 to H. The bill now goes to the governor for his signature, hav- ing been passed by the assembly.
 After a dey spent in lengthy de- bates over bills of minor importance, the assembly took up five minutes just before adjournment h passing a s2OO. 900 appropriation for the con struction of a state building at the San Diego exposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
Hotel Arrivals.

Copper Queen: W. B. Banner, Can anea: C. A. Langwall, Cananea; w F Sideli. Cananea; J. P. Ferguson and wife. Cananea; c. T. Van Arsdale Cincinnati; B. F. Hallet, New York II. C. Holland, St. Joseph; J. C. Rice city; J. M. Jones, los Angeles; D Jefferies, Chicago: Fred Sunderman St. Louis; C. Iindan, Douglas; A. T Cananea.
 Philadelphia: A. J Raun. Tucson: D. H. Dunlop, San Diego: l.. W. Clark. Globe; II. A. Smith. Ray; A. J. Wallace. Deming: W. l.. Hansen Phoenix; P ]. Hefron. Fl Paso: F, w. Taylor. Nogales. 1T. A. Rogers Douglas: O. 1T. Bean. Dos Cabeyos 8 B. Chicote, Onaga. Kan.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
New Jail Work.

Win Marshall Watkins. in a pair of olue overhauls experimenting and with members Of every city depart ment 'on the job" the work Of in- staliing the new jail at the city hall began yesterday. By supper time the work was more than half done. all the walls of the big cage having been put in place. The various parts are temporarily being bolted together, but later they will be riveted. The soos of the cage will be put on this mocn- ing and by evening the new jail will be ready to receive the Saturday night regulars.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
coULo-sHePARo WEDDING

The Lowell Theater will present the Gould Shepard wedding this afternoon and tonight, correctly reproducing the beautiful Gould homestead at Tarry- town and portraits ol all the Gould family This afternoon and tonigh, y.--Adyertisement. 5l4
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
MILITIA IN CONTROL

HAMILTON, March 2s.-No smok- Ing is permitted anywhere in Hamil- ton as the city is without fire prote,- tion. The militia are in complete control aud there is no footing. BHi- Ter county prisoners were ordered transferred 10 the Hamilton county Jail at Cincinnati today.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
Mrs. RsteIif Dies.

Mrs MoIlie Ratcliff, aged 4S years died yesterday at her home in Monte zuma canyon. Death was due 10 pneu monia. contracted last Saturday. The deceased had lived here for number Of years and is survived by her bus taDd and family. Funeral arrange ments have not yet been made.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
School Election. .

Al 9 o'clock this morning the polls will be opened at the Central school building and qualified voters will se- feet member of the board Of school trustare There are two candidates, Frank C. Bledsoe. whose term ex- pires and who Is running for reelec- ton, and o. K. Johnston. Of Warren. The polls will close at o'clock and 1t is probable that the result or the election win be known about sn hour later
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29

IOOHIIHUtu rom FAst v feet and it cannot now be told whetn- CT it is still standing.
 The sixth street, third street and a portion of the Monroe street bridges aod two railroad bridges in tEe city are washed out IL is said not anoth- er bridge remains standing between this city and Marietta
 Rufus C. Burton, president of the chamber of commerce, asked Govern or Goa for S5O.00O to be used In al leviating the distress
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
NOVEL ADVERTISING
 0 IDEA OF CANADIANS

Sometime today a newsboy with an amount of grit credjtabIe to his call ing, than which none ranks higher in average of determination and get
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
Good Response.

Rev. EpperIy Of the Baptist church announces that the response by the public to the appeal for funds to in crease the size of the church has been excellent and that it Is expected that lt will all be raised. To date sisO0 of the 5000 fund required has been sub scribed. Those wishing to subscribe Will confer a favor by communicating with Rev Epperly, at phone 15s. or with Mrs. M- L. Butler, phone -sl2.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
MEXICAN TRANSPORT IS
 REPORTED LOST WfTh 40

MEXICO CITY. March 2s.-Report which thus far lacks confirmation Is current here that 6 boat with mere than 40o soldiers aboard sunk of Gnaymas. in the Gulf Of California, the result of an explosion.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
New Signs.

NcW signs.
 The post office has received two new signs for the parcel post win dows. One is marked Receiving and the other Delivering" The signs are of leaded glass and will be put up tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
oncer Recovered.

Onicer Ksmpt0n returned to his beat last night after a two weeks severe siege with a complication Of grip and humps. He Is not quite ID 10 the former standard of ruggedness as yet but is still held to Be equal to most anything that may happen along.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
Services Tonight.

Preaching al Saints Church. oppo
 site Warren Laundry. Tombstone
 Canyon. Saturday. 7;30 D. m Elder T. J. Sheppard. of Tucumcary. New
 Mexico. is 10 be with us. Everybod5 invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
Left a Boy.

Left Boy.
 The mythical bird paid a visit t' the apartments of NIT. and Mrs. W. Hickey, on Temby avenue. Thnrsds, usrnl4e yaaR left with tBer a 1D hstfy Hoy AfSther and child 'sse dn tag well.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
Box Rent Due.

Box rent al The post office is now due. The boxes will be vacated on Monday night unless the rent is paid.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
sHAwseeToN ILL. THREATENED

SPRINGFIELD. March 2s.-G0yern- or Dunne has been asked 10 send troops to Sbawneetown 10 protect the levee from floods.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-03-29
OHIO RIVER FLOOD

Continued from Page D
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-16
CONcCST FIVE RIGHTS.
5y Thaviu's Gard ~ the louis; ara
State Fair--Opsras and Pep
u!sr Airs

What Is expected TO prove one 81 the
most pleasing features If the Louisiana
State Fair program this ycar-Euvrrn-
her tn u incluGivc--win no the Two
Nights Concerts nv ThaviiI's Pnssio \
band. This PER; Of the program viii
furnish entertainment the FIRST five
nights of the fair. Each nights enter
tainm"nt will last from Hn hour t. IN
horr and IA half. Hud promises 10 b..
something wav oIIf of the ordinary. FIR
Thnvius band iK al aggregation Of m
s'cn! experts. experienced anu tiEh
priced.
Each program VIII cGuSst,of differ
On; OPERAS ami Pnru!ar airs The ru-
aic win ho very h'gh clrsFod. t. hear
x elsewhere would cost from 81 70
- 80. TIE reputation q; the hand H.
well established. md tho management
- taking no chances IN makipr this
announcements tn" admission 20 tn,
Coliseum attn iEl.t ~ the Louisiana
Stntc Fair will T." rs cents
Further Information viii 10 furnish
I'd free NV SccrctIry l.. -. Bru.gg+r-
hoif. of ShreN cpurt.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-16
EXHIBIT OF MACHINERY
And Farm implements to &c Sec, a.
louisiana Fair--New Exhibit
Halls.


There are two large brick buildings
ut the Louisiana State Fair grounds
for exclusive exhibition Of machinery
and farm implements. These huili-
ings which are comparatively nov.
we're provided especially for showing
this class of, exhibits 10 the visitors
So popular has this department grown
that all the space in the two structures.
which are 60xI30 feet. has been rpServ-
cd for this years fair, which opens
Nov. and continues through Nov. IL
Although all the space In 'hc exhibit
buildings in gone, Persons DESIRING to
diSrlaV machinery and farm in1pln o.
rents have the opportunity 90 resnrv-
ing acreage in a flvr-scT" tract inst
outside the huildings. Some of this
acreage has already been spoken for.
and tire remainder proSnises ia he tax %
IN before the time fnr the fair 20 ore-.
Demonstrations AZ well as exhibits may
he made.
The interest taken I'm the exhibit Of
machinery and implements at the I.oE =
,S;ana fair each year evidences steady
growth O! n determination on the part
of the farmers 10 turn from tho oil
methods. The use Of new methods call
for the hanGling of modern Implements
and other apparatus, and the exhibition
At the State Fair hslrs The dcvc'ro-
nent of the movement wonderfully
Fly the demonstrations the farmers
learn that they may cultivate Their
landR easier and with muTe profits
and less expense.
For more Information. apply 10 state
Fair Secretary Louis y. IrusEcrhoff n;
Shreveport. who will mail catalogue
and rrcmium list free.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-16
GOOD HORSE RACING.
Us prcnrlsed at she Louisiana State Fair
THIS Wartime Purses and Stakes.

This years race meet NJ the Ioui-i-
ana state Fair. wh!ch opens Nov :
and rurs through Nov. y. promises to
be record breaker. JUDGING 1y TIE
about NIrious pros ;cCt!ve entries Some
%! the finest ana fastest Horse N 'r"
c"unir" HIc expected. inCin1ing nam
her ~ 'hccS taking uari n 'hc Wfrt
ut ~" Towns state Fair At Dallas. a:i1
"or!h of fhrH" In The meet at Tie Ni--
siSslPpi state Fair At JHC'-S"n, Nj -
There viii hc five da's Of horse
racing, with several harr'.-s aad riu-
E!nS events ra"h day. Several .U"us-
and dollars VIII he given aw',y Is
p1r-"S ana STAKES. The STAKES riuS-
cJ .'u'y !, but ~. rrrS" |ETn'r ',.a,n
"ren TIL D-t -. Th"T" vii L. t.,o
run:.lny races Gai'y. rrrSc :ran
Purse" are ~ I"ilow". i""r.-for-1"
pace, tire" IL five. 2.GH pace. t,tp lo
three. &:ll !Hr". two ~ 'Hrnr. 2:"v
pace, iva in iarnr. free fug-a'I-trr :,
three in five: -" 'rot. two in tl':.":
2:l! trnt tWC IL. three. o:"i tai. t,vu in
thrrc. Az purses 500 IN cntrv go
charged. No deduction from money
winners
FNpcr!sn"ea md well r'tri mon hava
h"cr Holcct": as rHcr Officials. Thov
at" II. = Caldwell. ShrrTcuort. sIlrnn-
iu:"C"r1'; " T. WOOD N".hur0r No,
PRESIDING fudge: John Cnrcy. New Or
l""1S starter
For niurr Information. Address L. ~
TrucCgTrhpff State Fair secretary, at
SfreVCJDrt
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-16
GENERAL COTTON EXHIBIT.
Fifty Boil and Bale niGnlsys to Be
Seen at the Louisiana Fair.

king Cotton" will no seen at the
Louisiana State Tair this year in all
his Glorv The reports received BY the
management Indicate that the display
Will he the best ever shown ut the Fair
1T Shreveport. Crops this Year gro
'tne. and the farmers engaged in the
cultivation of cott-cl in various sections
are anxious 10 take part In the cnrnre-
tition for the splendid premiums offer
cd.
The premiums will ne awarded for
fifty hollis and bale exhibits. there be-
ms two different departments of the
cotton contest. The premiums aRgre-
cate s125 for the two sections.
All varieties may be represented in
this contest. Premiums are offered for
each variety 0C fifty hollis. also each
halo variety. The exhibitors arc re-
quPsted to express Ut send 50 hnlls ri
cotton by parcel post Ia the fair. the
charges prepaid.
For further information write Sec
rotary J.. n. ErucEgcrhOff. Shreveport
VIII" will send free. catalogue and prem
yum list
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-16

Little Vance Jacobs, who met
nth rather bad accident Il few
nys ago, having been kicked by
horse, and being thereby unable
walk. had a number of his Int
efriends to come over Sunday
'enlng to an informal party,
'ae little folks had a merry time
~ Vance was the hero of the
senlng. bearing his affection IN
ae Tom Sawyer style. Sa nd,
iches, cakes, and ice cream
ere served in the dining room
20 the children were 10th tc
4 ave when the shades OF night
|eesan to fall.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-16

Quite a merry party OF young
nle left Tuesday for a week :
tnv at the camp on IensaS
her Of Mr.. J. Il. Snyder, the
sts being Misses Bessie Spen-
Gladys Snyder, Malta Flu
!, Lucy Sewer, Ella Snyder,
taie Blair, Rosa Sewer. Hattie
Ih. AND Messrs. +. Watson,
,en Spencer, Geo. Montgom-
\, Edward Jones. John 4. Yer,
Walter Scott, and Eddie
atsomery.
Ms. Tails Watts on came up
m st. Joseph to act as chaper,
M. Snyder's camnis sail to bt
)ealin location and equipm emit
y party of gentlamcn who
burned last week gave glowing
auats of their enjaymentS of
camp and the pientyfullnes:
Ssh and game.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-16
GAME COMMISSION BOOTH.
In This VIII Be Exhibited Birds and
Other Natural SpeciraanS

Tho Louisiana Game Commission
has been given space IN the Asricuitur-
al building for booth. which will hc
Ia charge of Col. NJ. l.. Alexander, pres
idcnt of the Game Commission Col
Alexander and HIS assistants arc col
IectiuS specimens Of natural resources
and products 10 put In this booth. Fish
and game espS ciallr will he shown.
There will be- nlacards on The various
specimens. Showing the visitors exact
Information about the different px-
hihits. The collection proi:iges 10 be
on eye-orener. Iouisipna has maDy
varieties at animals. birds. etc, and
the GaIIe Commission, whose duty il
Is 20 educate the citizens into n senti-
mont for protecting and preserving
these resources, will have a collection
on hand that will be unusually inter
estiuS and Instructive. Lecturers will he
on hand to help entertain tee visitors.
Upon Gpplicotinn. Secretary T.. y.
BrueEgerhoff of Shreveport. will mail.
free. catalogue and premium list of the
Fair. which opens November 8 and
runs eight days, through Nov. IL
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-08-16
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