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COCHISE REVIEW : THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER '22. 1900
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THE COST OF WAR.
Swius for UutflBd I Pjr
e tfe South AfrlcM
'.' Recently uuie interesting data have
been published regard iug the trans
portation of truups, horses and mate
rial to South Africa, based on ofilciul re
ports, sh, the New York Sun.
x Between October 20 and June 9 234
transport left England for the seat
of war. carrying on board lbh',141 men,
36,333 horses, 4U9 guns and 1,931 wag
on. Moreover, about 34,000 horses
came from Australia, Argeutina and
Xew Orleans, and 10,000 were brought
V..h colonial troopi. Finally, some
75,000 mules were shipped from the
United States, Italy, India and Spain
making a total of 150,000 animals. The
average price of those purchased
abroad was $77 for horses and $67 for
mules. The coat of transporting the
troopa was about $70,000,000.
Forthe hospital service there were
llgtneral hospitals, five permanent
hospital and 27 field hospitals, be
sides 18 bearer companies, with a per
sonnel of 470 military surgeous, 300
ehil surgeons, 53V nTirses, 3.50C men
of the hospital corps, 500 volunteers,
1,200 men of the St. John ambulance
corps, and 130 men of the militia nmbu
j lance corps. Finally, two hospital
trains and four hospital ships were
ssut out from England.
.Pstween October 5 and April 28, 793
ships, of a .total tonnage capacity of
293,744 tons, were chartered for carry
ing ammunition and supplies, and
about 150,000 tons of meat, coal, fod
der, etc., were shipped from England
&a foreign pcrU.
lor the postal service 579 teleg
. rihers and' S50O postal officials were
re"o,uired.for the-'enormous mail, which,
for example, on one day (May 19)
ounted to 313,461 letters and 131,503
newspaper packages. Finally, up to
the end of if Ay, the transports had
bfdught "back to England 11,343 sick
oMotb utd men.
' MEASURES OF THB'SEA.
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vThwe still exist on our ot a
cImm of man known a "hovellexs," or
faptrs modernized survival of the
vW wrecker fraternity that..'earns a
livelihood by th"e recovery of Wreck
Jjt. During the sitinmer months of
list year upward of 140 ton of an
chor and chains were dragged from
thi bed of tne sea in the Downs and
Yarmouth roads alone The hardy
fishermen of the North sea, frequently
mjtke T&luable hauls in the shape of
derelict or distressed vessels, or of
iiunken goods that become entangled1
in: their 11 shiny gear, says the, London
Sxpresa.
A few montns ago large vessel
carrying a general cargo grounded
sad became waterlogged on a sand
bank off the east coast. In a few
aours a host of fishing boats of va
rious nationalities gathered, vulture
Ilk, from a previously deserted sea.
yettng.raa so, high over the looting
tXat followed that a gunboat had to
m dispatched to the scene to preserve
teder. .
Twa'fUh were returned to the
saa and replaced by pianos, cases of
kindle, toys and ironware and the
Atrted collection of goods that consti
tute a ship's cargo and outfit, until'
tjhe Trinity house authorities, recog
sskang that the wreck was dangerous
tj navigation, exercised their -prerog-'
aUv by warning off the spoilers and
themssWe taking charge. A,
Hill nor know the brahd.
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A fashion that is finding greater as
ijpUn every day iu New York Is
kly fobf i the despair of the cham
bagae Mfefcf,urports the New York
Sun. Mjgja''bf the hostesses who en
fjtrtain more frequently and elabor
ately now see that the label are
Vfathed from the champagne bottles.
Tiurm'vis 'the guests in ignorance
of -the-kind of champagne the are
drinking, A, champagne bottle is
veryi likely ''at a private dinner to be
wrapped in a napkin the necessity ot
this jgracatitio- jo conceal the biand
is noTwaVsVafiparent. It is imita
tion ofa habit that has prevailed abroad
for some time, and probably derives
the vogue from that fact. In houses
of tejjbondon.nobility and at all the
cQxijeVPf ttop"tit Windsor or any of
thftfssiaews.the labels of the champagne
bottks are removed in order that no
person may be able to say that this
brand .'of 'wine' br ,the other is drunk
t her sk'. i Gbciapafne.T agent "" vyell
; fear the introduction of such a fush
..io.hwe,'. aithough..some., of them are
so frequently -in the houses of their
chants that they can explain, what the
brandiifif other means of discovery
UKS aUBMAKinJt JJOAXS.
WUk rf tv Halted States Jfavr.Ileald-
tmm Vowmio Boats o tst
afoUana Type.
i it !i in r -j ,
-Mtrtf)ite "board of naval construc
tion will take up for consideration the
subject of Increasing the number of
submarine torpado boats. There is like- j
1)1 to be a dhi'sion of opinion on the
matter. ,It 1 said that Hear Admiral
OINelLchlef o'f ordnance, and Chief .
Constructor llichborn arc in favor of
I building more boats of that type,
while Itear Admiral Melville, engineer
I in chief, and Chief of the Equipment
I Bureau Bradford are not disposed to
' favor the idea. Secretary Long will
piooaoiy oe guiueu largely uy tne ad
vice of his experts in making recom
mendations to congress on the sub
ject. There axe. some flattering reports
relating to the Holland, which is be
ginning to see practical service. The
boat, naval officers say, has contrib
uted a new and menacing element to
naval operations and has presented
new problems which must be met.
Capt. Folger. commanding the Kear
sarge, already anticipated this when
he suggested a provision of light tor
pedo boats to guard against the in
vasion by submarine boat.
It has evidently become necessary,
say the naval strategists, to add small
picket boats to the cargo of a big
ship iu order to offset the effect of the
submarine boat. The seven boats of
the latter type now under contract
will provide a liberal strength in this
respect, but some of tho naval officers
believe we should continue the work.
Other believe we should await the
result of ths trials of the boats now
under contract and take advantage of
any improvements which may be sug
gested. YIELD HEAVY TAX.
" Stony MUUonalnta la Marr
Yoats Itatv Brliia; Oold Imto
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Beiurna of the death tax in New
York to tate Controller Gillman show
that 190Q was a "hoodoo" year for
millionaire. To the state from New
York county alone for inheritance
taxes will be paid over $4,000,000. Al
ready $3,200,000 has been collected.
There was never sUch a profitable
year since the transfer law went into
effect. Every month has recorded the
death of a millionaire, and the re
ports to Controller Gillinan show a
large number of estate valued form
$300,000 to $800,000.
This has meant a rich harvest for
referees, who have collecteu over $1,
000,000 in fees from the state.
The passage of the New York mil
lionaires means also a enug pickup
for City Controller Coler. He will re
ceive this year about $40,000 for his
part of the death tax. He get one
per cent, of all collections and the
state receive 2 per cemt. The con
troller's annual salary from the city
is $10,000.
Here is the tax roll of the 12
months, returnable to Controller Gill
man from estates of millionaires
Name Estate Tax.
Cornelius Vanderbllt.. $50,000,000 1600,000
ueniy amun.. . . w.im.WD Z.360.5SJ
Collis P Huntington.. . 46,000.000 ,000
Henrietta Martin. ... 479,000 27,000
George M Pullman. ... 475,000 5,400
Henry II Taber .. 407,000 4,600
Henry L A Herbert ... S14.000 9,200
Joseph J O'Donohue.. 884.000 10,458
Jame3 Pyle ... 884.000 10,450
Herman Fleitman .... 611,000 6,100
Mrs. Flower SohUy 800.000 9,000
ANGORA CAT KILLS A SNAKE.
Pmiweee Upon the Ray tU wtd PHiaUy
emoeads la Brealcias
Ms Nwelc.
A' large Auchora eat, belonging to
Dr. J. Hammond Bradshaw, of Orange,
N. J., killed a snake the other after
noon that measured five inches around
the body and was three feet two and
a half inches long. The combat was
witnessed by Mrs. Margaret Haugh
Wout, Dr. Bradshaw's sister-in-law.
Mrs. Haughwoul says that the cat
crouched and sprang upon the snake,
which was coiled in the roadway in
front of Dr. Bradshaw'e residence.
The cat bit the snake in the back and
jumped away before the snake could
strike. At this point Mrs. Haugh
wout stepped in and picked the cat
up, thinking it would be hurt. The
cat resisted, and Mrs. Haughwout de
cided to let him go again. The cat
then made another attack upon the
serpent, which succeeded in coiling
itself about its antagonist's neck.
Tom was nearly strangled, but man
aged to seize the snake by the neck
and succeeded in killing it in a few
minutes. The snake was said to be
of the. variety known dm tho house
adder.
NEW SKA SERPENT IN JAPAN.
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tu Daptst of amo
ITathouM.
A new son. serpent has been discov
ered on the coast of Japan, 100 miles
from Tokyo. It is classed by scien
tists as a eoeienterate and one of the
most gigantic ever seen. It was caught
by a long fishing line at a depth of
250 fathoms. It was a magnifleeut
specimen. A large disk surmount
ed a long stalk, which evidentlj tibced
the animal on the seti bottom A uir
ele of numerous graceful tentacles
hung down from the margin of the
disk, while on its upper surface arose
an oval tube surrounded at its base
by bushy appendages and having a
second circle of slender tentacles
around the upper edge. The total
height of the animal was 700 milli
meters (23 feet) and the prevailing
color transparent scarlet. The speci
men was entirely fresh, but not living.
, Iii-Fauiooa.
The Chicago Tribune has discovered
that Uncle Sam himself, being much
ulhe, can have no place in hi own
Hall of Fame.
Mtvu..
Jones & Murphy S& Painters
PAPER HANGERS. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY
GIVEN ON ALL WORK o
Shop Next Door to Cochise Review
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HAY RIDES
Straw rides, Horseback Rides, Boating,
Fishing, and Hunting and doing
nothing In the country makes you
HUNGRY AND THIRSTY
But H. Collmann of the Brewery Cafe will serve
you. Come and see hli new recei ed
DIRECT IMPORTED
Delicacies from nearly every part of the globe. Gotha Ccr
velat, Gotha Truffle Liver, Strassburger Goose Liver Truffle,
Italian Salami, French Lyonese, Wiemar Mettwttrst, Frank
furter and Wiener, Sauerkraut and Horseradish, Pomerania
Boneless Goosebreasts, Westphalia Ham, Pigs Feet, Lubecker
Sausage (to be fried), Pates de Foie Gras, Tongue, Feltou
Ruben and Mixed Vegetables in Cans, lloston Baked Beans,
Heinze't. Pork and Beans in Tomatoes, Ristnark Delicacies
and Picklod Holland Herrings, Cavier Neunaugeii (fibli), Dijl
and sour Pickles, Swiss, Liniburger.Rocquefort.Liederkraiiz,
Koppen and Swiss Krauter Cheese. French Sardines and the
finest Russian Sardelles, Eels in jelly, also Smoked Eels and
Salmon; Gooseliver Purry, Westphalia Pumpernickel in Tin
Cans, Fresh Oysters, Anhcuscr Hutch Beer and fine Table
Wines on hand.
You are respectfully invited to call at the Brewery Cafe
and see for yourself.
M. COLL.MANN, PROPRIETOR
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The Prettiest Shown this-Season
Everybody Invited
To call and see them...
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I. W. Wallace : :
AGENT AND BROKER
Blebee Arizona
Rp.-presen ting Mining Prop
erties. Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Money leaned and Invest ed.
Collections Made.
firs. H. E. Bruton
Cleaning and Dyeing
By Dry Process
Dresamaktner a speclalt y
SatWfnotton guaranteed.
Near Raub's Bicycle Shop,
Tombstone Canyon.
QKO. C. CLAHK, li. M.
Southwestern
C. W. MITCHELL
Engineering
ANll
Assay Office
Examinations and reports made on
minim; properties DeaiRiia furnished
for all kindn of mining and milling
plant.!
Assays made in Dupli
cate, 60 cents a metal.
Qualitative and quantitative anal yaw
madh of any mineral substances.
Surveys of Patents In
3 Arizona and Mexico.
" J3ISBEE and NACQSARI
Stage Line,
, rirn taft, iroi.
Leaves: Bisbee on Monday, Wednes
day and Friday.
Ai rives Bisbee inesaay, i inusuay
and Saturday.
Goes through from Bisbee to Naco
saii.in a dav aud'a half
flrfW -" Copper , QuccM.lMore
V111V.C Whoro Information oaa DehueV
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BISBEE NACO
I U TRANSFER 60.
I W. M. LIGGEH, Proprietor
vrrtves at rnsosc ai i a. m. weaves
9110, Ijour after arrival of A. Sr S.
. . J3. train.
Leass Naco at 9:30 a. ai.
Trip each way made in one and a quar
ter hours.
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Bricks
I am prepared tt anpply any
quantity .of flrst-olass Brick on
short notice onboard cars . .
Correspondence-Solicited
W. C. FERRIS
BiJNSON ARIZONA
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iB.F. GRAHAM SCO.
LIVtRY and
SALE STABLE
b'lrst-CIasy Driving uiid SadJIu
Horses. The U. K. Livery Stalile U
the largekt and bujt eiiuipped In Ariz. 0
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
COKNKK O. K. ANDHAlUtOADAV.
4040044
0. K. MARKET
FIRST CLASS PHOENIX BE1:P,
Mutton, Pork' and Veal. Sausage, for
elgn and domestic, constantly on hand
0. K. STREET, 0PP. CARRETTO'S
A. BAUER Proprictoi
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PATENT LAWYERS,
Opp. U. & Mtaldtilu,. WASHINGTON, D. C. $
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Stage Line.
Leaves Biobee Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays al 7 u. in.
Arrives Tue-dah, Thui-d.is and
Saturdays.
Bisbee Headquarters at G i eem Cou
solidated Cfpper Oompany's i)mce,
Rooms 11 and 12 Aiigius Hoiel.
Cunuuea Headquarters, Orocne Con.
Copper Company V Ollicea.
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T Boston Store?
Dry Goods, Gents'
Furnishing; Goods
Hobts, Shoes
and caps
Hair Dressing and
(fBeauty Parlors
Hair mid Scalp Treating Specialty, Facial
Ticatment ami Manicuring. A Kull Line of
Toilet Acressories. Hair Switches, and Wiu,
Poiiipaduiirs, etc. Hair removed permanent
ly by Klectrlclty. All AVorlc Guaranteed.
MAIN STREET MDC D DITPU
AT THE FLOOD CATE
iiino. n. ni i un
J. B. ANGIUS & CO.
General '
Merchandise
Main Street - - Bisbee, Arizona
WALDORF
Restaurant
OPEN DAVAND NIGHT
OTTO V, URISENIiOFER, Prop.
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Plant situated iu
Upper JVlule Gulch.
City Office. Wallace Building
? eo4e646-o4corte-eee J
The J. H. Jack
Lumber Co . .
AGKNT OR
THE STUDEBAKER WAGONS, I
BUGGIES, CARTS, ETC.
Prices Reasonable.
Bisbee - - - Arizona
Soeooeeoooeortoeoo0oeoe
E. G. ORD CO.
Plumbing
Tinning.
and
Skylights, Architectural Shest Metal
Work in nil its branches. Second-hand
Goods bought and sold.
NEXT TO BREWERY
CHAMPAGNE, THE TAILOR;
Garments made by us have the
Style, Fit and
Finishs
That Well-dressed Gentlemen
Appreciate.
M. STEIN,
iwiilor In
'iSr' Furnishing Goods
SECOND-HAND tUHNITURr
. Hrowery Aveuuo
V. G. MEDIG0VICH
Wliolesiile anil tietall Doulor In
GROCERIES.
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Poultry, .
Liquors, wines ciaars ond todqgcos.
Fire and Life
INSURANCE
J. G. PR1TCHARD
Finest Companies Represented
Agent for Fidelity Savings Associa
tion, of Denvor. Safest, and beat iu
tereat on dopoaits.
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