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MARRIED..

S-wAGSTAFF.-At Christ church,
West Isllp, l.. I, on Saturday, soptsm.
her L.. by the Rev. Edward BurinE-
ham. assisted nv tho Rev. Dr Alexander
q Cummns. Margaret Barnard, dRugh.
ter Of Alfred Wagstan 10 John Fairchild
Adams
GRISWOLD-TURSURE On Saturday. Sep.
tcmher IL At Trinity church, Lenox
Mass. hy the Rev. Arthur Gammack
Mary Mildred Turnurc. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Evans Turnure, &c
Roger Wolcott Grlswod OF Erie IA.
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ROBERT TAFT TO WED OCT. II.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE date for
the marriage OF Miss Martha Bowers.
daughter OF tho late solicitor General
and Mrs. Lloyd W. Bowers. and Robert
TAFT son of former President and Mrs
William Howard Taft. has been set for
october II.
The ceremony will take place in st.
Johns Church. Miss Bowers has not yet
gwen out the names Of the attendants.
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Arrived by the French liner France
from Havre:
Mr. and Mrs II G. George van Deuson
Anthony. MIR and Mrs Herbert
Mrs. Laurence s. Griggs.
Bnett. +. X Hitchcock
Andre Bust anoby Frank s ahm
Miss Cecilia BuNan- Mr. and Mrs II, E
oby. Marvin.
Mrs. Alexandra 5, Mr. and Mrs. Ralpt
Clarke. Pulitzer
Miss Elizabeth Chas, Mr. and Mrs II +
saignac. Reynolds
s Pomery Colt. DIR. and Mrs. G. VI
Mr. and Mrs, J, d. surft.
Dickson. Mr. and Mrs G. u
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Williams
Dewey,
Arrived by the Cunard liner Campania
from Liverpool
Mrs George W Ralch Mrs Mildred Kearncy
MIR. and Mrs j. T. Mr.. and Mrs S. II
Barnard Kenworthy.
Rev. John +. BRADY. Judge Abram Klenert
Rev, James A. Brady. Mr. and Mrs. James X
stephen Cabot. MacCall.
Mrs Charles u. Dana. Norman A MacCall
Mr., and Mrs Joshua Mr.. and Mrs, Bradley
j. Dean. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Mr.. and Mrs Dc
Doremus Lancey Ncoll
DR. and Mrs =, j. Mr.. and Mrs James W
Drake. Osborne.
MI and Mrs. $. W. Mr.,, and Mrs j. J.
Prof and Mrs n r Dr william L. Tracey
Gildrrsleeve VI lam McCalmoni
IL r. Hameli Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs b. W.
Hummel.
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Charles T.. Adams. 90 years old. oS
- West SlNty-ffth street. who for many
wears VS. the chief clerk of the Hotel
Asior died from apopleXy yesterday
Mr. Adams was known throughout the
country by hotel men and travellers.
When the present Hotel Astor was opened
Mr. Adams WAS appointed chief clerk.
tie served IN the same capacity in the
Hotel Imperial and the Holland House
when these hostclries opened for busi-
ness. = N
tie was born in Portland Me He
leaves n brother and sister.
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Edward ". Robertson.

Edward t. Robertson. a well known
Brooklyn real estate dealer. with Offices
In lS0 Montague street died on Friday
at his home. iO7 Washington avenue lie
was long superintendent Of the Noble
Street Baptist Sunday School and mem
her of the Union League Club. lie left
widow and son.
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PAvL0WA APPEARS HERE NOV. 8.
Russian Dancer 10 Open season at
the MrtrOpolitnn.

Anna PavOwa will make her first ap-
pearance this season At the Metropolitan
Opera House on November 3. She will
bring with her from Europe new scenery
and costumes. which have been designed
by Bakst, Anisfeld, Rothenstein. SINE.
Malvna Hoffman and other famous the
atre artists, The gowns for her company
and herself 10 wear in the halcts of mod
ern dances We're designed by Paquin.
The chief dancer with Nine. Pavlowa
this winter will he W. Clustlne, who has
been dancing I'm Paris
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CARDINAL FARLEY ILL.,
suffers Heart Disease Attack, States
Despatch From Rome.

Cardinal Farley Of New York suffered
an attack OF heart disease Friday at
Amalh according to a despatch from Rome
printed this morning in the American
The Cardinal had gone to Amalh from
Sorrento, states the despatch. Prof. Car
darelli Of Naples visited him and pre-
scribed absolute rest No immediate fears
are felt because OF his condition.
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and was Mr. Haggins confidential adviser
In turf matters.
When the American turf received a
nody blow In the shape of adverse legis-
lation In this State. Mr.. Haggin sent
nearly all of his best yearlings to Euro
pean markets and also sold many stations
and mares to South American breeders
Yet he was able to provide American turf.
men with yearlings Of good quality as late
as last spring.
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GREAT RIVER, L. l., Sept l2.--Miss
Vivian Adele Lesclde, the daughter Of
Mrs Amy L. Des Chattelles OF New York
city, was married to-day TO Harold Will
lam Webbe the son Of the Rev. Will
lam ~ Webbc, the rector Of Emanuel
Episcopal Church OF Great River. The
ceremony was performed In the church
by the bridegroom's father. The bride
was unattended. only relatives and inn
mediate friends were present. Mr.. and
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Wcntworth-K

NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept i2-Miss Gladys
Dawson Kaull. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert y. Kau!l of this city, and En-
sign Ralph s. Wentworth L. s. ", Of
Brockton and at present attached to the
I, ). s. PetreL We're married In the chapel
OF Emmanuel Church this evening by the
Rev. Emery II. Porter, u. D.
The best man was Ensign Carroll NJ
Han. u. S. y, attached TO l.. 8. s.
Wheeling.
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BaIdWin-Casr.

John G. Baldwin of 3i7 Hancock
street, Brooklyn. a son Of the late Dr.
Frank Baldwin, and Miss Ada H. Case,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo c.
Case, were married yesterday AT the home
OF her parents IN Atlantic Highlands The
Rev. T. !. Jackson, rector of St Pauls
Church, Brooklyn, performed the cere-
mony.
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He's Really Junic McCrcc Now.

The real name or Junie McCrec. actor,
playwright and composer, is Gonsalvo
Macarillo This was revealed in the
Supreme Court yesterday, when McCree
got permission from Justice Guy TO adopt
his stage name as his real namo and drop
GonsalNo Mucurillo
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John Calvin. an Asscmhlyman from
1859 TO 1875 from New York Seventh
ward, died at his summer residence $500
Noorhics avenue. Shecpshead Ray Mr.
Calvin. known as "Cold Water John"
ran for Congress on an independent ticket
in 1855 and was defeated by Timothy
Campbell Mr.. Calvin was born in Kings
county. ireland. Ic was 70 years old
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Dr. Burtis VI. kcency.

WATERFORD. Conn. Sept l2-pr Bur-
tis NJ Keenoy. formerly Of New York city.
died at his home here to-day. nr. Keeney
had lived here since he retired from ac-
tive practice some years ago
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BEVERLY. Mass. Sept l2.- Announce
ment was made to-day that Henry G. Frick.
who has been i'll here. has completely
recovered.
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INFORMATION WANTED

Of Nhereabout located OF Mr. Kari Haren
settler IN North America In 1894 as big cat.
ter and planter, nat!t" OF i.emhach. Asace
Lorraine. Please address his nephew, MT
John Haren, born In A.h re, plz.onsdorf IN
1874, son of Mr.. and Mft Franz Joseph
Haren, nee Adelaide Garnichc, before mar
riage in 1880 In Ohersteinbach, Upper Alsace.
Mr., and Mrs John Haren, ~ - North Law
renee street, Mon gOmeTy, Aid,
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Mr. and Mrs John Fairchid Adams arriving Wagsta
country home after the wedding ceremony.

Adams. Secor Cunningham. Ruel II. Ap-
plegatc. Alexander w. Chauncey. Edwin
| Il. Dickinson and +. Worthngton Hine.
After the ceremony there was we'd
| ding breakfast at Tahlulah the country
| place of the brides parents IN Babylon
whore the guests were conveyed by auto
mobiles from the church The breakfa st
was served at small tables under IA large
marquee placed on the lawn near the
house. Between tho courses there was
dancing.
Guests ut the wedding.
Amons those at the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Wagstaff Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. David Wagstan, Allen Barnard. Mr..
and Mrs Samuel J. Wagstaff. Mrs. Ray
mond L. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sea-
bury OF Boston. q. @. Barnard. Mr.. and
Mrs. John g. Barnard. Miss Margot Bar
nard, Miss Isabel Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs
Cornelius WaRstaff Rcrnsen, Mrs. J. Tod
hunter Thompson. the Misses Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard &. Dickinson. Mr.
and Mrs. Winfield Scott Cornelius u Du
Bots. the Misses Du Bots. Mr. and Mrs
l.angdon Schroeder. Andrew A. Blbby,
Alexander :. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
j. Cumnock. Mr. and Mrs Henry w.
Shoemaker. Donald Carr. Mr. and Mrs
Edward W. c. Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert r. Crosby. Mrs C,crmont L. Best. Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Carroll. Lauren Car
roll, Miss Caramai Carroll Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Lentilhon. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Reeve
Merritt. Mrs. Townsend Ashmore. Mr..
and Mrs Henry V. Poor Geoffrey Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rosster, Mr. and
Mrs. Horatio VI. Adams parents OF the
bridegroom Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph De
Tours Lentilhon. Mr.. and Mrs Henry s.
Rokenbaugh. Mr. and Mrs Francis L.
H!ne, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Hutton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w Slocum, Mrs
Gordon Willis. Mrs, W. Courtlandt Nlcop
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry VI. T1ford.
When they return from their wedding
Journey Mr. and Mrs Adams will live
at 500 Park avenue.
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UNDERTAKINGS.
INFORMATION WANTED.

BANNATNNE-If william Macleod BSnra.
tyne who left England In November, 1852
or shortly afterwards shipping, II Is believed,
under the name Of lrwiut for America and
was last heard from In 1893 care of T. q.
Brien, sherman Dark Hotel, Cor. Christopher
and Waverley place, New York. viii COM
municatc with Lionel Icy, solicitor 81,
Carey street Lincoln's Inn, London Eng
lau'l he Will hear Of something 10 his ad p
vantage f2b Will be paid for Information
leadins TO proof Of death OF the said W, NJ.
BnunatNTo.
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Mrs. Webbe will reside in Great River
after a motor car trip through New Eng
land.
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When Mr Haggin gave his birthplace
he sad II was Harrodsburg. Ky. and the
year 1921 but tscre was a rumor that
h. was horn In Turkey. and he often
claimed that he was of Turkish descent
som generations back. He was educated
To- ~" law and opened an Office first at
s. los' ph. Mo. and later at Natchcz
Ms. until lSi9. when he went to Cali
forrii with the Forty-nnors one Of
his early partners in law was Lloyd Tovis
OF - Louis. They married sisters.
daughters OF Col Lewis Sanders Of Nat
of'h Miss. Mrs lIaggin died on May 90
isat
ms second marriage was TO Miss Pearl
Voorhi's al Versailles. Ky. on December
q 1927. She was 2S years old
b" carly adventures Of Haggin and
T"'is wer" varied. At first they pr,c-
ts"d law In -. Louis. No. Then thov
tri'd real estate and failed. \ cousin OF
.I'N'N loaned the two men $500 To- enable
uem to 20 TO San Francisco. with the
UNDERSTANDING that they Were to deal in
rtal estate there.
Mr. iaEgin seldom spoke OF bimsoI,
o. hIs carccr. His early dealings i'm
california ar" thus described 10y friend
Wn' wrote in 1859:
mere was difference in Hacgiu's
wa ~ getting money from that of the
early speculaturs In California. These. not
satisfied with their legitimate earnings
worked out all Of the small stockholders
h prospect. When the poor pro-
'l'c'ors came 10 know that these fellows
would fr""ze them out. they looked around
FOR som' body who would buy their sbara,
tor cash. In j. B. Haggin they found
their man. Mr. Haggin never had any
ming 70 do with stock speculation or Job
bing OF any kind"
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THE SEAGOERS.

rived by the French liner France
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JAMES B. HAGGIN
DIES AT NEWPORT
Mine Owner. Financicr and Fa-
nous Horscman Was 81
Years Old.
RICH FROM SMALL START
Heart Disease Is Cause Of Death
NJ His Summer Home,
Villa Rosa.

Nrvron~ Sept lo-James t. Haggin.
s-,a,re 1rd ycN known horseman of
k.rtuca, and summer resident here,
d.d '.-u.-a. et 10 o'clock AT his sum
mo- 11mr Villa Rosa.
MIR Har..u who is survived by his
We. had % ou Ia poor health for u long
vhlc. N::-r cou.3- here this summer
a VIA Rosa wh.ch he purchased last
yar q u r. Rollins Morse. he was
r., g.. No.l lis condition had until
very .r,eu.,v shown Improvement. but
another at,ick " heart trouble caused
r. DO, l NJ arrangemcnts have as
vet been made for his funeral but it Is
,e,h 'hi' his body viii be taken To his
h.ur at Lexington. Ky.
James Rs. Al Hargin was one Of those
,r.r AIr.. names are 80 strongly linked
Vt. a mart .uItr activity that their many
o'l,f interests are very little known. So
willie thousands could argue about the
rrcri's and performances OF llagEn's
vuri .,ur rtccNorsos few had any
cl,ar notion Of the individuality Of the
w.H.
rh. business Of breeding fine horses
and racing them immense as 1t was.
formed only a part Of Mr. Haggin's activ-
u,s tlr was ono of the organizers Of the
so.,Ilrd silver trust in 1906. and the
copper mines At Anaconda. Mon. which,
h. owned. gave work to 5000 men. At
D.aiwood he had the Homestake gold
mine in Arizona the Tip Top silver
mire and the Standard and MONDAY
mines 3t Rode. Mono County. Cal.
~" WIS also q director IN the American
Ca and Foundry Company. IN the In
trnatioral Steam Pump Company. the
JBl1ra Railway and Power Company and
otH.r fpf rpr4t ions
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
FOOTBALL TEAM DlssANDs.

The football team Of the Bisbee High school has disbanded for the season, There was very little avail able material when the season opened from which to construct winning team. The eleven players had to be chosen from thirteen men who showed up for practice and as most of them were light, it was impossible to build up a winning team Some of the in- dividual players were good and all were enthusiastic. but there was not sufficient material After the decis- i've defeats by the University second team here and by the Tucson high school team there. it was decided in- advisable to continue the team longer. This will do away with the game be- tween Bisbee and Douglas which was scheduled to be played here Thanks giving day
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
4 CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
 will Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala.-"G must confess, says Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, of this place, "thai Cardui, the woman's tonic, has done me a great deal of good.
 Before | commenced using Cardm. would spit up everything ] ate. had fired, sleepy feeling all the time, and was irregular. | could hardly drag around, and would have severe headaches eon- hnuously.
 Since taking Cardui, | have entirely quit splitting up what ] eat. Everything seems to digest all right, and ] have gained 10 pounds in weight"
 If you are a victim of any of inc numer- ous ills so common to your sex, it is wrong to suffer.
 For half a century, Cardui has been re- lieying just such ills, as IS proven by the thousands of letters, similar tO the above, which pour into our office, year by year.
 Cardui is successful because it is com posed of ingredients which act specifically on inc womanly constitution, and helps build the weakened organs back toheallh and strength.
 Cardui has helped others, and will help you, too. Get a bottle today. You won't regret t. Your druggist sells 1t. 1 Write tas chaitanooEa Medicine Co, Ladiess kd- vlsofy Dept. Chauanooga, Tenn. for Special il- ! 1frtcfiOuS on your case and 04-paae book. Home Treatment ioT Women, sent ln plain wfappei' NC lll
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07

is probable the signing of papers fin regard to the franchise of the new electric line between here and Naco will take place The supervisors are said to be willing to grant the fran chise if the promoters will give bond for slOOOO and guarantee to have the first car running within six months The new company will also be re- quired to keep in the Naco road, al- though their line will run alongside the highway The line will run from Lowell through Donluis and to Naco. The company which is backed by Bradley, the California millionaire, bas representative in Bisbee at pres ent
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
ANOPPORTUNITY OF ALIFE-TIME

One of the best things about going to the big state fair at Phoenix IS the opportunity offered to visit Balke's Big Curio Store, opposite the Valley Bank on Adams Street.
 After being established in Phoenix for a quarter of century, Mir, Bake has decided to make this his lasi year in business Everything must be sold and will be disposed of at any reasonable price. The immense stock includes Indian and Mexican curioi of an descriptions. Ad'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
EoRMER REsIpENT HERE.

Harold Elliott. Of counsel for the Arizona Copper company and the New Mexico and Arizona railroad. was in the city yesterday en route from the Patagonia section to his head quarters at Clifton Mir Elliott is a former resident of Bisbee, while here being associated with the law firm of Ellinwood x Ross He was also one of the pitchers for the Bisbee ball team and was popular among the cit izens.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
TO SHELTER cITY

John olsen, former auditor of the Shattuck and now travelling represen- tative of the Mccormick Lumber com pany was in the city yesterday on business. In the afternoon he went to Douglas via the Gadsden auto line He and Mike Cassidy(, well politician formed the passengers
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
DOUGLAS SEEMS AFRAID.

As yet no answer has been received by the "Bisbee Lady Bowlers" to the challenge sent the feminine team of that city for a game between the two towns. lt seems the Douglas ladies have an idea that the Bisbee team is composed of professionals, whereas they are all amateurs, having taken up the sport only this season. Over lures for a game will be renewed and 1t is hoped will be successful this time
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
NOT IN RACE.

Irwin Crouch. well known local motorcycle racer, was unable to enter the El Paso-Phoenix motorcycle race. which will pass through here this
 morning, because of the non-arriyal of the special Indian cycle which he had ordered especially for the occa- sion. t was impossible for the fac tory to get the machine here in time.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
RYAN TO PHOENIX.

Assistant State Engineer J. C. Ryan will leave this morning for Phoenix. He will be gone a week on road busi- ness. In Tucson he will meet State Engineer Lamar Cobb. who was in Clifton yesterday, and they win pro- ceed to the capital together It is probable they will inspect the new bridge near Yma before Mr. Ryan re- turns to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
wELL KNOWN pRUMMER.

Charles A. Fox, who makes this territory for Houck & Deiter, of El Paso, and who is one the best known and best liked travelling men in the state, was in the city yesterday on one of his regular trips.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
L o CAL
WELL KKNoWN GENTLEMAN.
 Jim Hunt well known valley cattle maH. is in the city on business.
ITALIAN BAND CONCERT.

The Italian band will render con cert tonight at o'clock in front of the Copper Queen store, under the d. rection of Director Cheh Rodolfo. An unusually attractive program has been prepared, including the sendition Of the celebrated II Trovatore.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
.RAcER 10 FL pAso.

Racing car No. c. a Buick. entered from Phoenix and owned by G. NJ. Du- Bois and driven by l.. J. FTemeau. passed through Bisbee yesterday even ing en route to El Paso. preparatory to starting in the big race Sunday morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
wlLL CANVAS RETURNS.

The board of supervisors will meet in special session at Tombstone Mon day to canvass the returns of the re- cent election. This action is taken in accordance with the methods pre- scribed by law.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
MHEELER nuYs oLn cAR.

Sheric Harry C. Wheeler bought in the old Cole car which was auctioned off at the county seat the other day when the supervisors purchased a new Velie. The price paid was $1O0 and there were eleven bidders
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
DANCE FOR FIRE DEPT.

The annual benefit dance of the Upper Lowell fire department will oc- eur Saturday night, Nov. C. at the Upper Lowell club house. Music by Brennan's orchestra Tickets S1OO. Ladies free 66G
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
cAsslnY ro PHoENIX.

NJ. E. Cassidy. astute politician and generally credited as being the man who was responsible for the phenom- inal race which Ralph Cameron made against Governor Hunt. will leave this morning for Phoenix after being in the district for more than a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
AuTo sAVEs MoMEY

According to Gus Hickey the use Of an automobile by the county saves the taxpayers $l,5OO every year This saving is in the milage of prisoners. some Durors and witnesses, and coun- ty officials whose duties call them to all parts of the county. The new Vel ie purchased the other day cost $21O0 and will almost pay for itself the first year.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
ArrENrloN K. oE D

All brothers and visiting brothers are requested to meet at Odd Eel lows Hall at 1:3O sharp Saturday. Nov. Eth (today) to attend funeral of our late brother, C. k. Cummings.
 ALEX WATERS, c. c.
 adv
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
ATTENTION K. OF p.

All brothers and visiting brothers are requested to meet at Odd Eel lows Hall 1:3O sharp Saturday. Nov. 2. Go attend the funeral of Brother c. 2. Cummings.
 ALF'X WATERS, c. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
e.cTL UNDER CADILLAC SHOWN
 HERE TODAY.

The new 1915 model, S-cylinder Cadillac demonstration car has ar rived in Bisbee and will be on exhI bition in front of the Phelps Dodge store today from P. M. to 8 P. M. The public is invited to witness this exhibition.
 k. R. FERTILE, Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
slsBEE MAN JUDGE.

NJ. J. Cunningham, of the Bank of Bisbee, has been appointed one of the judges of the Los Angeles-PhoeniX automobile race, which will finish at the capital on Wednesday, He will leave the first of the week for Phoe' nix.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
ERoM HuNTlNo TRIP.

F. A. Wittig and party of three have returned from ten days hunt ing trip in the Chiricahua mountains. They secured a deer apiece as well as a large quantity of small game and had a fine time on the outing.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
s-cYLlNDER CADILLAC SHOWN
 HERE TODAV

The new 1915 model, S-cylinder Cadillac demonstration car has ar rived ir Bisbee and will be on ex- hlbition in front of the Phelps Dodge stcre today from 1 F. M. to P. M. The public is invited to witness thiA exhibition.
 A. R. FERTILE, Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07

Meet me at one of the Lowell Hall Series of Dances Saturday night, Nov 7th. 1914 G60
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
BACK FROM TOMBSTONE.

Lee Jovanovich and s. K Williams have returned from the county seat. where they have been the past sever al days on a business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
TO LOS ANGELES.

Louis Diskstein left yesterday for Phoenix, where he will spend next week taking in the state fair From there he will go to Los Angeles where he will start in business for himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
PHOENIX BY AUTO.

Irwin Crouch left last night in com pany with a friend in a big Chalmers for Phoenix He will return in a few days
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
NOTICE T. F. 3.

All members are requested Co meet at the Odd Fellows hall today at 1880 to attend the funeral of our late brother, C. ID Cummings,
 JULIA POOLE, Pres
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
ecYLlNpER CADILLAC SHOWN
 HERE TODAY.

The new 1915 model. s-cylinder Cadillac demonstration car has ar rived in Bisbee and will be on ex- hibition in front of the Phelps Dodge store today from F. M to D. M.
 The public is invited to witness this exhibition.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
MoroREp TO DOUGLAS.

L. A. Brown, proprietor of the Her mitage. motored to Douglas yesterday on business, returning last night
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
nAuaHrER OF SENATOR.

Miss Jonett Fall, daughter of Sena- tor A. B. Fall. Of New Mexico, is at the Copper Queen.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
MoToREo TO FAIR.

Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Sims left yes terday in the doctors auto for Phoe- nix to spend next week there at the state fair
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
BUYS NEW AUTO.

Judge Fred Sutter yesterday pur- chased a new Studebaker Four from the Bisbee Auto Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07

Cut Flowers and floral pieces. Phon' 46O. Mrs. D. B. Mathews, Warren
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07
NEW ELECTRIC LINE.

At the special meeting of the board .of supervisors to be held Monday it
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07

\. D. PIRTLE. Aaent.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-07

Wriie t0s Chaitanooga Medicine Co, Ladiase Ad- vlsory Dept. Chatanooga. Tenn. for Special i1- rfrncfiOus on your case and oA-paae book. Home treatment ioI Women, sent lH plain wrapper. NC ilo