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The evening world., 1913-02-01
MRS. DUNN REOPENS
SUIT FOR ALIENATION
AGAINST MRS. HOLME

efrs. Sarah Stella Dunn Got perni,-
ston from Justice Hendr.ck to-day to
reopen IN alienation suit against Mrs.
Lissis Hastings Holme for $780, 900 da>S-
ages which was discontinued in the Su-
prone Court In May. 1911. when Mrs.
Dunn failed to prosecute. Mrs. Dunn
charges that Mrs. Holme eiopcd with
James ]. Dunn, her husband. and went
wath him to Mexico IN December. 1867.
Dunn. former ho,e! man OF san
Francisco shot himself In an Atlantic
City Hotel In july, 1911, after he had
lost a fortune Of $SOO,0OO. Mrs. Dunn
began her suit before the suicide and
continued to press II for some time after
her husbands death, Mrs. HOlme was
the wife of Leicester Hplme. Secretary
to Mayor Hugh j. Grant, and later Il
CITY court Judge.
0fss. Dunn states that differences with
her former lawyer caused her to permit
the default. She declares her Intention
to prosecute the case with due CELEBRITY
TIE Court granted her leave to renew
provided she pays the defendants az
tesueys &l0v costs
IN opposition Abraham Levy, Mrs
Holmes attorney, submitted an affidavit
or DR.. William Adam Niche of London
EaEland. stating that Mrs. Holmc IL
suffering from grave suspicion Of fatty
deSeneratton of the heart and mental
alteration" making 1t Impossible for
hAr to travel" The doctor declares thai
to give testimony would endanger her
hfe.
The iawyer further claims that Mrs.
Dpnn IL living in luxurious ease In New
York NJ fashionable hotel, that sha
has an automohil. and big income and
10 not In need az she states, A former
husband left Mrs. Duna more than $10,-
90, the lawyer states.
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LIVE" RAIL PUTS
POLICE RESCU|NC
HORSES IN PERIL
Jump for Lines from Trolley
Excavation When Motor
man Shouts Warning.

When . motorman who understood the
peril they were in came up and yelled:
Jump for your lives. quick. and don't
touch those horses; youT BE- electro.
cuted sure" PAtrolman friedrich and
hak . dozen comrades Of the Elizabeth
street station Jumped for their lives al
right early to-day.
Eyswitnesses say II was .. lightning
performance. and the policeman admit
they made no delay worth mentioning,
They Just ronod out Of the hole IN a
heap. How they escaped electrooution Il
puzzle to electricians.
The policemen were trying to rescue
. handsome pair Of horses that hsd
fallen into an excavation At q street
car crossover At Canal and Centr.
streets. and iay. kicking and struggling
one on each side OF the 'IIvs" rail
channel. After the policemen had saved
themselves and tho current had been
turned on II took three wrecking WAGON
crews eishtesn men. two hours with q
derrick to set tho horses out.
The horses belong TO T. J. Bisney OF
No. ~ Union street. Brooklyn, and had
been hired to take Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. Russell OF No, 60 Fifth street, that
borough. and their friend, Mrs. ". IT.
Roach OF No. 81 Plan street, to a re-.
No. 80 Mahhattan'
AneS "ere oa"'y INJURED and probably
VIII have To be Killed.
On the way home. shortly after I
A. N. to-day. the driver. PATRICK Hsr,
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PLEADS FOR RESCUE
OF HER LITTLE BABY,
BURNED A YEAR AGO
Mrs. O'Keefe's Mind Gives
Way and She Rushes Into
Street With Bare Feet.

4 woman fully dressed except AZ to
shoes and stockings early to-day rushed
UP TO Policeman Mildium Of the Lsnox
avenue station on hxsd post at Ono
Hundred and Twenty-nfth street and
st. Nicholas avenue.
my baby IL burning. Her clothes are
afire," she cried a. she started back
home.
Mildtum followed. finding II hard to
keep the RAPID pace she set. She went
into the Colonial Hotel, at One Hundred
and Twenty NTH street and Eighth ave-
nue., and up to q suite on the third floor.
In the door the policeman and the
woman met . man who looked - u he
had been dressing against time.
II was just going out to look for you,
dear" said the man in the door. "Ons
of the children woke up ana missed
you"
Have you called . Doctor for the
The other man shook his head.
TT was a year ago. in Baltimore, that
I got the doctor for the baby" he sad
'.Tne baby Is dead. but my wife often
gets AZ you zee her now-lives over that
frtghtful day"
Mrs. Hannah O'keefe-that was the
woman's name--was taken to Harlem
Hospital and later to the observati ton
ward at Bellevue.
The OKeefes-farher. mother and
three small children-had arrived from
Baltimore last night and were TO have
Ga he'd for Ireland to-day. The steamer
sailed without them.
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BURGLARS FEAST,
DRINK WINE, ROB TILL
AND KICK THE CAT
Leader of Craftsmen Lets
Four Others Into a Brooklyn
Saloon to Aid Him.

When Edward Higgins jr. entered his
Brooklyn. OF which he 10 manager. at 9
o'clock this morning he was met by
the cat. The cats left eye was closed
and his head. which was swollen. was
all to one side. Palmer than words his
meow said: We've had Q hi OF =
time"
The cash drawer was open and the
twenty-five dollars and some cents
which should have been In II for
change on the early morning watch.
was missing. In tho back room Mr..
Higgins jr. found the remnants Of what
had been an unostentatious but sub
stantial feast. No cloth had been laid.
Five plates were on the table. ditto
empty glasses. also nve empty sardine
boxes. innumsrabls crackers and hve
empty quart champagne bottles.
Some one evidently hid In the cellar
last night when the saloon was closed
and coming out Of concealmsnt whom
quiet reigned on Court and Schermsr-
horn streets. had opened the door on
the latter thoroughfaro As caterer and
bartender he had been a magnificent
host to tho four guests he let In through
the door.
The cat. instead OF giving tho alarm.
had Joined the company. or had tried
to. Ono Of tho guests OF whom he had
evidently asked sardines. kicked him In
the head. Detectives BrOsnahan and
Sullivan, who were sent to the saloon.
sighed as they gazed on that awful
waste OF good wine on such unworthy
The evening world., 1913-02-01
Former Alderman Arvested,

Former Alderman George J. Schneider,
who recently ran for the ONCE OF As
semblyInan on the Bull Moose" ticket,
was arrested In his saloon at No. 10
Second avenue early to-day charged
with violating Section $50 OF the Penal
Code. relative 10 the maintenance OF
slot machines. Detectives Christian and
Donneyan charge that when they went
into Schneider's saloon they saw men
putting nickels into several slot ma
chimes.
The evening world., 1913-02-01

YOUNGSTOWN. o., Feb. L-Ab0ut
1900 employees In tho indepe dent
iron and steel mills In this locality were
notified to-day OF 10 per cent. in
crease In wages. The increase is In
tended to equal that made by the United
States Steel Corporation.
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perhaps unnecessary to explain tnat
the inquiry % to whom marriage 10
possible must be taken to mean when
10 II possible to an intelligent being
to whom the wish 10 not always
father and mother to immediate 90
tion. who lets II dare not" dictate to
II would"
In other words. We are seeking to
discover on what salary Q temperate.
considerate, balanced mortal may ask
another to share everything but the
bills. To me It 10 astonishing how
very moderate and sensible the
youths Of the period seem to be on
this subject. A young gentleman in
Buffalo informs us to-day that he 10
twenty.three years old and engaged
to . girl Of the same age. His salary
10 now S22 . week, hers @ls, and they
intend to wait,two years before they
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was sent for and he ordered the horse ;
removed to veterinary surgeons.
Three weeks ago Mr.. and Mrs. stan
ley Miller OF No, so Fifth street. Brook
Ign. neighbors and friends Of the Rus
sells. who figured in last nights mis-
hap, fell into the same excavation In q
taxicab on their way home from a din
ner at tho Hotel McAlpin, and Mr.. Mi.
W aAsyew1y escaped asstA.
The evening world., 1913-02-01

TO romantic minds perhaps the
association Of money with marriage
seems irrsdssmsbiy sordia. Hut
the more the money problem 10
discussed before the ceremony the
less II 10 likely to cause disssnsios
sftsrward.
have little sympathy with the SEN
timental idea that her youth. beauty
and love are all the dover young girl
needs. Certainly 4 man in love Will
marry her for this trinity OF attrac-
tions.
THE YOUNG MAN ALSO CONTRIB.
uTEs HIS SHARE.
But these rather intangible assets
are contributed In some measure by
the young man also. He too has youth,
love and modicum OF manly beauty.
In addition he has his earning capacity
and perhaps some property The Eu-
ropean dover simply represents an
equivalent contribution to the fSunda-
ton of family made BY the wife.
But II Is unfair to impose upon an
already overburdened father the addi-
tional task OF providing bowers for his
1t is an unconscious recog.
milton of fathers tragedy that set 30
many young girls to earning their own
liv!ngs. and when such girls meet the
men they want TO marry the sensible.
helpful, self-resper ting thing to do Ia
10 join with the future husband in saw
ing money FOR their home. Then the
wife becomes In every sense the hus-
bands partner ana he has a practical
common sense respect for her capacity
which the mere instinct OF chivalry
would never insure her.
4 young woman who has earned
90 or elS or Gao . week before
marriage has the Satisfaction Of
knowing In dollars ana cents what
her time and service are worth TO
hsr home and husband. And II In
addition she 10 able to reject that
tae homo itself owes its being
partly to her own efforts she must
experiences an independence ana
sslf-rsspsot unknown to the woman
who passes merely one financial
tutsiags to another whom she be-
comes . wife.
] do not expect every girl to agree
with this view. l know that there are
many women VINO feel that the woman
who accepts a man as her husband
confers an overwhelming gift upon him
to which nothing he has to offer Is
even partially equivalent. Their Views.
~ they care to express them, should
prove very interesting and would sh I'd
more light upon the perplexing prob
lens of the ideal age and the neces-
sary income for successful marriage
The opinions of Evening World readers
follow:
THINKS SIS NOT ENOUGH AND 20
YEARS TOO YOUNG.
Dear Madam: | am twenty-three
years of age and am in love with
lady my own age. We have care
fully considered the marriage prob
lem and have decided not to marry
until we are twenty-five. She n
earning SIS per week and | get 81.
We have calculated that In two
years t'mc We will have saved
enough, with what We already have,
TO buy our own home or at least be
The evening world., 1913-02-01

to be married before twenty 10 fool-
ishness. a. It 10 seldom that the
right one" comes along before
twenty-five. have noticed many OF
my friends WHO married young and
I md quite q few Of them wish
themselves out OF II. some because
they md It hard to make ends meet
and others because they have since
met the ones they should have mar
rted. No man or woman. In my
opinion. ought to marry before TWEEN
ty-hve. II 10 only IN exceptional
cases that a young man 10 earning
sufficient before that age TO keep q
wife. All young persons love to have
a good time and to 20 to this party
or that ball. which u impossible after
marriage. At twenty-five they are
beginning to settle down and fully
appreciate . home of their own and
they do not have to envy others
who are able 10 be out enjoying
themselves. I think II our American
girls were brought up in the knowi.
edge Of how to take care OF q hus-
band. instead of being the novel
reading, flirting. dress lovers that
most Of them are. there would be
fewer divorces and less marriages at
an early age. chiefly because George
has suoh lovely eyes" or because
Kate Is such q peachy waltxer."
r. NJ.
she PREFERS A MAN OF 90 *
A YOUNG MAN.
Dear Madam: have noted the
constant note OF protest against
young women marrying elderly mon.
and while I am probably an sxcsp-
tiOn, and II may be q mistake In the
majority Of cases for . woman 70
marry . man considerably older than
hersslf. personally ! prefer the elder
ly man. I am twenty-eisht years Of
age. have q friend Who 10 now near
sixty. whom I have known for four
years, and who mentally and spirit
ually satisfies me more than any
young man ! have ever met We
hope 10 be married soon, and from
my present knowledge OF him thsnk
We Will be as happy a. mortals can
be, for. a. already stated, he pos
sesses two Of the necessary attri.
butes OF real love. sympathy Of mind
and soul. and he 10 a healthy. well
preserved man with happy, whole
come IDEAS.
have been at business for the last
ten years and have met all kinds OF
men. young and old. and I am proud
and happy to intrust my future to an
The evening world., 1913-02-01

Pref. xsCleIian osssg AbvssA
Prof. George b. Mcclellan. sx.Mavor
81 New York. said at Princston yes
tssdsy that . pending Europsan TIP
would prevent him from eivine q
eourss In Current Events to Primer
ton seniors, a. had been petitionsd En-
Thurshay. He has promised 70 return
10 Princeton for . course In European
economic policies next fail,
The evening world., 1913-02-01
HUMAN clornesRACK.

Nsve susss aaA 1--WE ovsssssNs
Ksvs nsvsas Has u.asvsl
A W. fat little man whspsvsne
Win two others In the shadow q the
slsvoesd station q Blsecksr stsoso Co.
day aroossd the curiosity Of Pslsssuan
rsrk He walked toward then end
to raa sway. The fat little man
tris1 70 sua. but made little hsaAwsy.
When ne policeman began 70 ssasrh
Nm ~ iavsntorisd ~ fofiOwine
reason wAy TIE little maa, who wus
aet ~ a. an bit very thin. osuld net
sua:
One mae1dntosn osaa.
One blaek Svseseae
0oo blUe ssPOe suit
AootA0 No. serge su1t
One shabey brown Suit
Asavy uoAsrslothinS.
The prisoner said ne WAS Joesph
CAT q No. >iS Hudson street. q
mcving van helper. but refused to tell
WAsre ne collected his wardrobe. He
WaD taken to Jefferson Market Court
- . suspicious person.
The evening world., 1913-02-01
BY NLXOLA GREELEY.SMITH.

possible salary
undertaken sublime disregard Of the
generally looked Il 10
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II Am in LoUe With a
Man Of so and We Hope
to Be Married." Says
"Happy Woman" Who
Is 20, and She Adds,
"I Choose Him Rather
Than Any of the Young
Men I Haze knoWn."
The evening world., 1913-02-01

mo One Ought to Marry
Before There Are
Too Many Early Mar
viages Chiefly Because
George Has Such Love-
~ Eyes and Kate 10 Such
a Peachy Waltser',"
Writes "R. M"
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during the interval uy .ne. own NOM
This seems to me admirable arrangement for combines
the love and the Continental
for the Of This girl chooses the and In
Rad
The evening world., 1913-02-01

$3.50 0cs e'asa H'ss. t" 'A'~. Adj.
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HAPPY WOMAN, AGED q.
MAN SHOULD De 20 AND GIRL rs
At TIME OF MARRIAGE.

Dear Madam: 4 man should and
the right sir, when he 10 twenty
~, AAa asrsy her wAsa 10 y asSu,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
me BUNGALOW GOING
UP FOR {. 4. TOVREA

Work win begin on Monday on the
rection of 5000 home in Warren
v f. A ToYrea. The house wiz be
ne of the finest in Bisbees reslden,
ial district.
J. NJ. Sparks, of Douglas, is the or
hitect and ha salso taken the build
ng contract. The house viii be 10
ated on two lots, one Of hem on a
orrer, and will be opposite the
-honHs Hughes residence near the
ark. The plot Of ground is Zoe by 160
net and is one of the most desirable
Hiding sites 10 Warren
The house will contain seven rooms
I'd will be on the bungalow style. 1t
III be of pressed brick and will have
oncrete verandas. Hard wood floor
lg and other features will be en-
'oyed and the residence be thorough
modern A tennis court will be au
rtistic feature. Mr.. Toyrea hopes TO
iove into the new home the latter
art fthe summer.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
iNEAK THIEF COMES TO
TRIAL AT TOMBSTONE

Mrs. Jesse Yoakum, Mrs.. Frank
'anscOm and w G. Hanson leave this
forming for Tombstone 10 appear as
illnesses in the case OF the man VII
on arrested two weeks ago al War
en- as he was making away With an
nm load OF clothing and silyerware
rom the Yoakum residence. The
ase comes before the Superior Court
oday. Il will be recalled that Ars.
Ianscom witnesses the thief depart
ny from the house and with exception.
Il eoolnesss and courage halted him In
he street while, she summoned Han
son, who was passing At some dis
anee. Upon his arrival she turned the
hief over to him and his subseduont
'rraignment in Lowell justice court.
chen be was held TO the superior
,ourt, was the outcome. At the time
the attempted robbery the Yoakum
anily was from home. but later Grs.
Ioakum had no trouble identify ing
he property found in the possession
4 Wilson and estaelishlns thar II had
,een stolen.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
IS NOT FAIR +.
TO FREEMAN
Aqua Prieta Fight Promoter.
Put Bisbee Man in Bad
Propose Postponement 0.
Meeting at Last Moment.

Unless further word comes from
the promoters at Aqua Prieta totla,
the scheduled 20 round bout on sur
day between Jack Keller, OF Mem
phis and Walter freeman, Of this
city, will be called of Local faIls
are decidedly OF the opinion the
Freeman has not received q square
deal In the matter.
On the guarantee that the Eight wa
to be held, Freeman ten DAYS az
laid on shift and has been trainin.
hard ever since. With E. b. Wal
lace he has been making a 3 mil,
run every morning, has been gettin;
In good work at hand ball and ha.
mauled a quartette of SD sparrin:
partners every day. These tryout
have been at the Y. II. c. A. witt
Lewis, Barnes. Callahan and Sulli
van. Freeman has been in partia
training all winter having had
number of bouts at the Y. NJ. c. A.
but the fast work OF the last TEL
days has put him in great shape
His wind is perfect and with hi
sparring partners he has shown tina
he can easily go 20 rounds without
firing.
Yesterday a letter was received ny
Freeman from the promoters an
nouncing that they wished to post
pone the match one week, until Ma
IL. Freeman has already lost tel
days in training and will not acceu
these terms. There is some chanc
that the promoters, who have mad
no provision for tine lost by Free
man. viii still keep to their origina
guarantee, but unless this is done
Freeman will accept no later dat,
The calling OF of the fight will bt
a disappointment to the fight fans ii
Bis5ee. a large number of whom hat
planned making the trip 10 Douglai
10 witness the match,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
LOWELL MAN HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGE

Robert F. Mallory was arrested yes.
teTday on charge OF statutory assault.
tie was arraigned Yesterday in JUS
tice Highs court and placed unde-
$1,000 bond for Appearance for bearing
On Monday.
Thuesa Earle Is the complaining
witness. 1t is charged that the Of
tense took place on July 2s, 1912.
She is but Is years old. The Young
mother lives in poverty in a shack ir
the johnson addition. Besides herself
and her child, her mother also lives
in the shack. The mother 10 very in
With pneumonia and investigators
stated yesterday that the women have
hardly sufficient clothing to keep them
warm and that the shack is filthy
from lack Of the care that sickness
has prevented.
Mallory is 80 years old. He has
lived here for three wears and has been
employed az fireman at the hoist OF
the Junction shaft. He has a good
record and ob'Rined surety bond as
soon as his bail was fixed. HIS bond
is eigned by J. T TnI.H, George l..
Davidson and Thomas Fitzsimmons.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
FAIR EXCHANGE
4 New Back fer an Old One-hiow
5isbee Resident Made a Sad
Back Strong

The back aches at times with a dull.
Undesirable feeling. making you
weary and restless; piercing pains
shoot across the region OF the kid
I eys, and again the loins are so lame
that IN stoop Is agony No use 10 rub
o rapTly a plaster 10 the back II the
kidneys are weak. You cannot reach
ths cause. Follow the example OF this
Bisbee citizen.
J. o. Kelly, SIS s. FL Paso St.. FL
Paso, Texas Saye: -Four or five year.
ego used several boxes OF Deans
Kidney pills and they did me q great
deal Of good. had sharp. shooting
pains across the small of my back
and in my sides. Seeing Doan's Kid
new Pills highly praised BY people
knew, got a box and used them. In
a short time ] was ured. | have not
had any trouble since. It gives me
pleasure to recommend Doan's Kidney
pills as they do all they are adyer-
tised TO do.
For sale By all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Miiburn Co., Bucalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember Tia name-Doan's-an
take no other-AdVeriisenent 31s
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
THROUGH CAR TOCOAST;
LOW RATES EFFECTIVE

Er. ksw. Agent Hume has re
ceiyed notice that a through sleeping
car service rom Douglas 70 the coast
II to be established Il VIII he greas
convenience 70 Bisbee and Douglas
travellers as heretofore the Southwest.
ern has operated sleepers only 10
Tucson.
The new sleeper will be operated on
trains 3 and s and viii Re connected
with the Bisbee p. m. train. At Tue.
son the sleeper will be switched direct
70 train No. 3 Of the 8. p. arriving
in Los Angeles next dsy. Coming east
Il viii Be switched By train 4 10 South
western train s at Tucson.
ar. Hume has also received motif
cation that summer rates to the coast
are now effective. the round trip from
Eisbee TO Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco. being $3.50 and $3.50. The
summer rates east viii go into effect
May Il and viii last through Septem-
Ter. They also will be about. one and
one half fare Fer the round trip. On
both east and west rates liberal stop
overs Will be allowed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
EalI Kills Child.

Little Earl. the II months old child
Of Mr. ana Mrs. Henry Hooker, living
az the Bakersyille hotel, fell from
his chair Thursday afternoon striking
upon his head. The child immediate
ly became III and died yesterday morn
ing Funeral services win be held
at 2 O'Clock this afternoon ~ the
hotel. Rev. Decker officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Hooker have been here but
a short time. coming 10 Bisbee from
Arkansans
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
Cattle Buyer.

Captain Mossman. of Douglas, is in
the city visiting his former partner,
T. A. Tovrea. Captain hossman re-
Gently acquired control OF the famous
Turkey Track ranch on the Peeos in
New Mexico. and he is now making a
trip through Arizona and along the
border for the purpose OF buying cat
tile to- stock his ranch. owing 20
she unsettled conditions in Sonora
IL is probable that the majority OF
the stock viii come from ArizoRa
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
Suffering Appendicitis.

Many FRIENDS will learn with mucn
regret fthe serious Illness Of Mrs.
Tom McGrath. who was removed to
the Copper Queen hospital yesterday
from her home, suffering with appen-
dicitis. Il is thought that an opera
ton will have 10 be undergone.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
How's This 2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
yard for any case Of CatarTh that
cannot be cured by Halls CstsTEh
Cure.
=. J. cHENkT 4 Co. Toieae. O
We. the undersigned. have Known r. J.
Cheney for the last Is years. aad believe
him perfectly honorabis In all se&asss
transactions and fnaaciauy able 20 carry
out any obligations E9ds By his ere.
NATIONAL BArgR 0S CoGkEnSS
TSisde. O
acting directly upon the blood and M
cous surfaces OF the system. TsStir-o1ials
sent free Price q cents Pr b9tt,e- sod
y al Druggists.
Take Han's Family Pills for con=npsssos-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
LOCAL-PERSONAL.


The Lld!es- Aid Society of Warren
enjoyed a picnic trip yesterday 20
FFick canyon. The trip was made from
Warren in a special car provided b.
the street railway company TO the
end OF the line up Tombstone CANYON.
From there the ladies' walked to the
picnic ground o mile distaHt, in the
sheltered location OF which they eli,
loved the day immensely despite the
wind blowing in the open country.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-05-03
Reading completed.

City sealer Quick has completed
his meter reading for April. This
month thehe We're 1893 meters 70 be
read and at the present rate OF in
crease it is expected that 1000 met
ers will be Installed BY the end OF
the year.