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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
KlDNAp GIRL; PISTOL IS USED.
contractor Poweriess to Act When Di-
 voreed Wife Takes Daughter.

CHICAGO. Ian. 1s--Adolph Michel son, a contractor. 1030 North Sawyer avenue, appeared before Municipal Judge Eberhardt at the Harrison street court yesterday and swore ort war rant against Mrs. Minnie Penton, for mer wife of Nicholson, and T. D. Per- ton, her husband. charging them with abduction. Nicholson charges that his 6-year-oid daughter, Gladys May, was Kidnapped from his home by the Pentons at o'clock this morning, and that be was prevented from interfering at the point of pistol held in his face by private detective who accompa-
 @ sn1 Fentors The child was hrr- Tied away in a closed cab, according to Nicholson So far the police have been unable to find any trace of hor.
 This is inc second time the child has been Kidnapped by her mother, the first time being while Nicholson was in Washington, soon after getting a divorce and custody of his daughter. She was then recovered after weeks search Miche1son says the private detective held him in the house for ten minutes, which enabled the child's mctcer to make good her escape.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
ARRESTS TWO FOR
 ROBB|kG FREIGHT CARS
Constable Shropshire Caught Them Peddling Merchan-
 disc Over City,

DOUGLAS, Jan. -tSpeciai.A-
 This afternoon about 1 o'clock Con stable Shropshire arrested two men in Douglas charged with robbiug freight cars last night on the E. P. and S. W. railway tracks at this point. The cars were consigned to Hermosillo, Mexi- co. The seals of three of these cars had been broken last night. The off Ger had the men under his eye all the morning and detected them in the act of selling merchandise. supposed to have come from the cars. Some four dozen pairs of kad pants, sey- erai suits of clothes and other ar ticles were seized when the arrest was made
 At the justice court room this after noon the men gave their names to the International-Americ reporter as ". 0. Bernard and Albert Ryan. Ryan said he was a trackman by trade. He exhibited a trackman's union working card. Bernard sad he was rail road locomotive fireman from Pres colt.
 The men have been in Douglas for some time and under suspicion of the officers. They were arrested on sus- picion a few days ago Of being the burglars who have been committing the midwinter burglaries. They had been discharged from custody be cause of insufficient evidence to con- yict them of the crimes. The goods found in their possession this after noon are now in the hands of the court
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE
Has Changed Hands = For Thirty Years It Was Frank LesIie's
 Popular Monthly.

Ida M Tarbell, who wrote Lincoln and the famous Story of Rockefel Ter; William Allen White, the well known Kansas editor; F. P. Dunne creator of "Mr. Doofey;" Ray Stannard Baker, author of ''Railroads On Trial and Lincoln Steffens, of "The Shame |of the Cities" fame, are under the leadership of John s. Phillips, now ed iting The American Magazine.
 Never before has such a brilliant group been gathered together, and they are not only contributing them selves. but are filling the magazine with the very best novels and short stories and great timely articles by other famous writers and beautiful pictures by great artists.
 A Great Bargain.
 The regular price for the twelve numbers of The American Magazine is S1.20-little enough as 1t is, but for a limited time you can get the Novem Der and December. 1906. numbers. with a full years subscription for 1907, for a dollar, or
 f4 Numbers for Only st.oc.
 Think of 1t. Think of the quality of reading you get for st.00. IaInk of the quanuty-at least two great aov. els. 98 short stories, 2s poems, 70 time ly articles. 800 beautiful pictures. and all for s1.00
 How About Your Winter Reading7
 Cut this offer out, write your name and address on a slip of paper and mali it, with $i.00. Send It now-to- day-before the special fl 7nonths' of. fer is withdrawn. Send 1t by cheek. postal money order or a dollar DIT. st the publishers risk, to The Americsz York City
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
WAS AFTER
 WHITE HOUSE SERVANT
Tries To Arrest Negro Mes Senger Bearing President
 RooseyeIt'S Gun,

WASHINGTON, Jan. l.-Arciic Roosevelt got his shotgun. but not un- til the police of Washington he'd col. lided with the President in person.
 The Roosevelt family was at the Pennsylvania station this morning. prepared to leave for five days stay at Mrs. Rooseveltis Virginia place. Pine Knot" The special train was about to start. when Arcnie discoy- cred that his new shotgun. which was Christmas present. had been for gotten.
 The train was held. and telephone message sent to the White House that the gun be sent Immediately by special messenger.
 Jim Jackson. a negro aEte7daa- at the White House, took the sun, mount ed his wheel, and started io the sta ton at full tilt
 Bicycle Policeman Shelby saw a ne gro carrying 9 weapon whiz by at a pace far exceeding the speed limit Shelby set out in pursuit. Shelby has reputation as a fast rider, but Jackson distanced him. Hopping from his saddle at the depot, Jackson rushed into the train shed and aboard the train. In came the policeman, also, not knowing with whom he had To deal, and demanding the person of the negro. He was told that it was for an errand of President Roosevelt that the fast ride had been made.
 Don't give me hot air" said Shel- by.
 Then appeared the President on the platform
 Officer, please excuse my messen- ger" said Mr. Roosevelt, its Archie who really should be arrested, and you can't have him just now, as need him in my business"
 And the messenger was excused.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
NEW OFFICERS WILL BEGIN
 WORK
Their Official Terms Began. Yesterday, But t Being a Legal Holiday No Business Was Transacted.

Today will see complete change in the focal deputy county officers. con stables. justices of the peace and cor cner While their term of office be- gun at midnight Monday night, they done no official work yesterday, it be ing a legal holiday. All will take up their official duties today.
 Jay Wilmoth. formerly night police man. and D. E Twomey. inner. will take up their duties of constables. to succeed Jack White, now sheriff. and Biddy hoyfe, retired. Doyle is one of the oldest officers in Cochise coun- ty. having served as constable here for eight consecutive years. He Is re garded as proficient officer. During his terms he has met with many thrill ing experiences and arrested some or the most noted crooks, Perhaps his narrovess escape from being killed was when he was looking for Hearra, the Mexican who attempted to cut into c. Nj. Henkelis tewelry store last winter and was arrested by NignI Officer Charles Thomas. A year oe- fore this time Hearra was concealed behind a house on Chihuahua Hin xhiia inc officers were looking for b;,, Doy-le came around the house one way. and two other officers rom inc other. They happened onto Hearra. who was crouched in dark corner with his revolver cocked. ready to shoot Doyle when he stepped around the corner. The officers dis armed Hearra before he corld shoos.
 John N. Hogan, formerly employed as a clerk in the Copper Queen store, viii succeed Owen E. Murphy and T. D Burdick will succeed sC. A. McL,on- aid as justices MT. Burdlek is cor oner. but owing to bis crippled con ditjon Justice Hogan will do the coroner's work The two justices VIII maintain offices at the places used o5 their predecessors
 r-ormer Justice Mcdonald has gone to Tombstone where he will take up the duties of county recorder. Mrs Mcdonald is still in Bisbee. but will move to Tombstone in few days.
 At Lowell O. F. Gray will succeed Constable Humm. Justice Hogan VIII hold over two years.
 W. White will begin his duties as deputy sheriff at this place.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
FAvoRs JEWISH COLONY PLAN.

LONDON. Jan 1.--Praise for the plan of Jacob II. schiff, of New York, to establish a refuge settlement TOT persecuted Jews near Galveston, Tex was expressed today by Lord Rotns- child. who has been spoken or as d supporter Of the project
 .sThe idea is," said Lord Rothschild, eto enable Jewish families whenever nesecuted and anxious to find more hospitabIe country, to reach those nIaces throughout the world TheTe rs their services may be required. II Jews for instance. are to be sent out of Russia at any tinne-iortu tunaesis q. ;s there is no trouble there now-it IS .I,,,cS ra, betfer to send them where work i..'-a. iS available than where they would
 This is a practicable proposal, in m which all well wishers Q, the Se"isn race may cooperate.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
LADY FLO' SAYS COMMON LAW
 MARRIAGE
Negro Woman Who Lived With Rich EngliShman In Mexico
 For Twenty Years Will Con-
 test Will At Fl PaSo,

FL PASo. Jan. Complications of a sensational nature are apt to arise
 in the settlement of the estate of the
 late Deleyar Beresford. who was killed
 in wreck on the Soo railroad at En-
 derlln, Dakota. last Sunday. Flora Wolf, the negro woman who has lived
 with Beresford on his ranches in Mex ico for more than twenty years, ana
 who was commonly known as Lady Flo" has announced that she will con- test the will found in this city a few days ago on the ground that she was the common law wife of the decedent and as such is entitled to 8 share of his estate.
 Since the contents of the win, in
 which she was bequeathsd $l0,OOo, were disclosed to her, Lady Flo" has been busy with plane. She was very much surprised to hear that she was Ionly left s10,O0O, and, after thinking the matter over she has decided to make a contest of the win and claim under the Mexican law a wife's share. She declares that while shss and Beres- ford were never married, Shat he held
 her out to the world as his wife, and that she was known all through the state of Chihuahua and in this city as Mrs. Beresford. She says that
 Beresford never refused to recognize
 her as his wife, and told her shortly
 before he left for Canada that when
 he returned they would be formally
 married. h support of her argument that Beresford held her up to the world in which they lived as his wife
 she recites that they have lived to- gether in the game house for twenty two years. and that he always took her with him whenever he came to this city or made any but long trip, and that he frequently introduced her to his friends as Mrs Beresford. She also states that Beresford ire
 quently within the past year or so talked of changing his will, which was made in 1SS6, and leaving her prac-
 ucally all of his property, and that she firmly believes that had he lived he would have done this before an- other year went by.
 She says that she and Beresford L4St HI lHS NiLs Ol SAIuuduud twenty two years ago and formed a mutual Hiking for one another. She was then
 nurse in the family of the American consul there and was but 19 years old.
 Beresford. who had just purchased some ranch property in the state of Chihuahua and decided to make his home in Mexico, was 22. and he in duced her to give up her position and go and live with him This she did, and, according to hFsr statement, has ever since been his companion and
 helpmate. She asserts that she has looked after his business affairs with as much interest as he did himself. and was often entrusted by him with the transaction of matters of much importance.
 Lady Flo" has retained one of the best lawyers in Juarez and states that he advises her that under the laws of Mexico she will be regarded as having been the wife of Beresford, and as such entitled to his property.
 Judge Leigh Clark of this city rep resents the will and an interesting fight and sensational developments are looked for in the settlement of the dead Englishman's large estate.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
AooLPHUs sUscH SERIOUSLY ILL
St. Louis Brewer Is Suddenly Attack
 ed by Pneumonia.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1.-Adclphus Busch, millionaire brewer. is seriously i'll at his home with pneumonia. The attack developed suddenly. Physi- clans and members of his family were at his bedside all last night.
 Dr. Bernays. one of the doctors at tending MT. Busch, said today: Mir. Busch is much better today, but any body knows that man 64 years old with pneumonia is in very serious condition
 Mrs. Busch also is Ill and is con fined to bed in her room adjoining that of her husband. Her son stated that she is suffering from severe cold.
 Augustus A. Busch stated that his father became ill suddenly while play ing cards at home with friends and grew worse rapidly.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
ale eoLIrIcAN $ AccusEo.
ccloraoo National committeemsn is
 cnsrced With $2oo,ooo Theft.

DENVER. Jan. f.--Theft of $2oo ,oo0 voTth of ore was today laid at me s.,s~ of Archie A- Stevenson, KepuDh- ss, ssrs, nstionaI committeeman from Colo raSo. rad by the testinlcny Of Josiah F. VI For aapaages against Stevenson, carlton an dotbers conreesef z...i- e inc famous doctored Jackpot ,s,s,,e ms,,s if Cripple Creek.
 '''.1ss Winchester. whose partner Steven
 r ia alleged to have been. swore tsat sSs he mine was grtted by steven son while Winchester was .esa. 0n z, v, atlp l.I said on the stand 7~ q believed s1evenscn's story that , lad eanl,Ied B,r money away and ,.,,, ,.s ',,se. ssrafIfea a cent But ] know now nos s..a, ple he has s20o.000 in the name of t's s1ls'' wife and children which belongs so s,S -ay 1Iss ana children
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
ADOPT g,mpLlFIEo spelLINe.

CHICAGO, Jan. I.--Delegates rom t,s. universities of the Middle West -'i ,ual convention of the Mod . Association of America SssF 7rsity of Chicago yes s.s s, anlmously the sim sss..i.' sei vote against the
 ra-..s@a quarterly jour
 s 1n, The Pubiica- s;@os ,ssss a f 3Ya Language Assc- '.....,, ,i au. . in the future will ,.sa fs code.
 ahs Fd;astt committee in charge os inc niagazine consists of Professors c. H. Grandgent, Harvard: Sslslh Tboraas. Columbia; Charles B. Wilson, Ioua and James W. Eight, Johns HonEius. No reformed" words out, side the 3O0-word code are to be used untjl the association has passed upon their use.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
RUSSIAN JEWS TO sMleRAre.

LONDON, Jan. 1. = The Jewish World announces scheme for Jew ish territorial organization. The proposal Is for the emigration of a number of Jewish families from Rus sia and other countries to the neigh borhod of Galveston. Ter.
 T. Fl. Schiff. the Jewish World says, promised tc contribute s500. 900 on con. dition that simila ramount shall be raised The scheme has ths supcort or the Rothschilds in London. Paris and 2ez.ia-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
NO GREASE OR DANGEROUS
 DRUGS,
In "Herpieide," the New Scientific ans
 Successful Dandruff Treatment.

Have you dandruf2 Ttcu yeu haze a contagious parasitic disease, rn- pleasant, unhealthy and one that VIII eventually lead to badness. To cure it you must destroy the parasite that eats at the root of the hair The only preparation for destroy z these germs is Newbro's Herpicide. Charles kleln' of Laramie. Wyo.. says: 'Herpicide al layed the itching. cured the dandrutf and stopped my hairs falling out; and it is bringing a new crop of hair. Herpicide is free from grease or dan gerous drugs and makes hair glossy and soft as silk One bottle will con vince you of it's merits.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send lOc in stamps for sample to The Herpicide O., Detroit. Mich.
 BlSsEE DRUG CO. Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
Little Dick

Goily, Moses, but ! did have a swell time Tuesday. 1t was the best Christmas [ ever had in all my life. An ! can thank dc Old Man for 1t, as it was all his doin' dat made de say a success. GoiIy, he did spred hlsself, ai- right, alright. He had sornethin' niee for each and everyone of us. Gee, he's a plppin. Well. everybody h town seemed to have everythin' dey wanted sn' looked happy. We'll, dats de wsy to be. was happy all day an now ] am happy to think dat everyone else Is happy. All dc customers wat comes to de store remarks dat we all look happy. Oats right, we all Is happy. Dat's cause we got de best store in town. An ,'ou all know lt by dis time. An dose dat don't know it had better come around ar' get next to derselfs. An dat's no dream. See?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06
Bclmc;lt, w. w. Williams; Blacks

Belmont, w. w. Williams; Blacks
burg; c. C. Derrick; Buffalo and
Bethel, b. Nj. Robertson; Clifton and
Cowpens, r. w. Humphries; Cam,>o-
bello, f.. Il. James; Cherokee, }. Y.
McFarlane: Enoree, j. e. Chandler;
Gatfncy, Buford street, S. B. Harper;
Limestone street, |. n. Stone: Calf
ney circuit, II. b. Owen: JolcsviIle,
f.. p. Taylor; Kclton, j. A. White;
Pacolct, Il. j. White; Reilsvillc, j.
II. Moore; Santuc, w. l.. Gault;
Spartanburg. Bethel. NJ. Dargan;
Central, r. S. Truesdale, and w. S.
Stokes, supernumerary; Glendale,
w. II. Polk; Duncan and Saxoa, j. Y.
Fowler; City mission, J. w. Shell ;
Union. Grace, ID. w. Keller; Green
street, j. G. Farr; Wofford College,
financial agent, R. A. Child; South
crn Christian Advocate editor, S. A..
Nettles; Inman. Fl. l.. Powell. =.
Kingstree District.
Presiding elder, }. F.. Carlisle.
Cade's, r. T.. Bryan; Cordesville,
W. 7. Bedenbaugh; Cypress. j. F..
Carter; st. George circuit. y. j..
Clyde, Georgetown: Duncan. II. f..
Morris; West End, w. II. Murray,
Grecleyvillc, l.. E. Pcelcr: Grover,
r. W. Barber; Harleyville, j. p. In
>abinet; Harper's, w. II. TIfrowcr;
Johnsonville, j. l.. Mullinix; Kings
tree, j. Il. Mahaffey; Lake City, s.
j. Bcthea; McClcIanville, f.. X.
Moore; PinopoliS, j. p. Winning
ham; Ridgevillc. II. G.. Mouzon (;
Rome, w. S. Goodwin; Salters. w. Y.
Patrick; Sampit, j. O. Carroway: st.
George, j. w. Steadman; Scranton,
w. S. Henry: Summcrvilc. NJ. Auld.
Sumter District.
Presiding elder, Waddy 7. Duncan.
Bethany. II. w. Munnerlyn; Bish-
opville, p. a. Murray; Camden. c. c.
Herbert; Heath Springs, r. f.
Sharpe; Jordan. S. II. Booth; Ker-
shaw, O. a. Jeffcoat; Lynchburg, S.
O. Cantey; Manning, ID. A. Phillips ;
New Zion. Il. p. Hutson; Oswego, D.
Hucks; Pinewood. J. II. holland
Providence, w. B. Gibson; Richland,
c. S. Fielder; st. Joha and Rember,
L. l.. Inabinef; Sumter, First Church,
W. B. Duncan; Magnolia street, j. 3.
Wilson: Summcrton and st. Paul s
station, f. S. Jones; Wateree. w.
II. Barnes.
Transfers, W. Fl. Hardin, Little
Rock Conferences; w. A. Belts,
Louisiana Conference.
Henry Cautncn.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06
ANTITOXINE KILLS BANKER.
Sudden Death Comes to w. P. Caine
Cashier of the Bank of
Laurens.

News and Courier.
Laurens, December 2.-Mr. w. p.
Caine, cashier of the Bank of Laur-
ems, died today at - o 'clock from the
effects Of a prophy hylactic dose of anti
toNine. Mr.. and Mrs. Caine had a
child very sick with diphtneria, which
had been given yesterday 5000 units
of antitoXine. Today Mr.. and Mrs.
Calne took Il prophylactic dose of
1000 units each. The dose Mr..
Caine took brought Oh convulsion
immediately and he expired in very
short time. Such effects from anti
toXine are extremely rare and the
Physicians regard it as an idiosyn-
Grassy.
Mr.. Caine was young business
man Of much promise. Hc was the
eldest SOL of the late f.. NJ. Caine.
Besides a mother and several BROTH
crs and sisterS} he leaves widow
and two small children.
The unfortunate occurrence was a
great shock to the community and
thc town is full Of sympathy for tnr
bcreaved family.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06
TWICE A WEEK. 81. so A YEAR

business men generally quite as
much lis bankers, farmers, and bust
ness men in the west; tor at present
at certain seasons of the year the
difference in interest rates between
the east and the west is from 6 to 10
per cent, whereas in Canada the cor
responding difference is but per
cent Any plan must, Of course,
guard the interests Of Western and
Southern bankers as carefully us it
guards the interests of New York or
Chicago bankers, and must be drawn
from the standpoints of the farmer
and the merchant no less than from
the standpoints Of the city banker
and the country banker
i again urge on congress the need
OF Immediate attention to this mat
ter. We need Il greater elasticity in
our currency; provided, Of course,
that we recognize the even greater
need Of safe and secure currency.
There must always be the most rigid
examination by the national au;hori-
ties. Provision should be made for
an emergency currency. The emcr-
Grnry issue should, Of course, be
made with an effective guaranty.
and upon conditions carefully pre-
Srrlbcd by The government. Such
emergency issue must be based on
adequate securities approved by the
government, and must he issued un-
der heavy tax. This would permit
currency bcin" issued whea the de-
mand for it was urgent. while Sc
curing It's retirement as the demand
! Tell off. II * worth investigating to
determine whether officers and tlircc-
! tors Of national banks should ever be
allowed to loan to themselves. Trust
companies should be subject to the
same supervision as banks; lcyisla-
tlon to this effect should be enacted
for the District Of Columbia and the
territories.
| 'Ict We must also remember that
even the wisesi legislation on the
subject cnn Only accomplish Ger
tain amount No legislation can by
any possibility guarantee the bust
ness community against the results
Of speculative folly any more than
IT. can guarantee an individual
against the results of his cxtrava-
ganrc. When IN individual moriga-
ges his house t" buy an automobile
he invites disasters: and when wealthy
men who pose as such, or are un-
scrupulously or foolishly eager to
become rich, indulge in reckless spe-
cnlation-espccially if it is accom-
panied by diShoncstly--they jcopar-
dive not only their own future but the
future of all their innocent fellow
citizens, for they expose the whole
business rrmmunity to panic and
! diStresS.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

II is none of our business, but it
seems to MS very hard on the Meth
odist preachers TO be moved about in
The midst Of the matrimonial season.
News and Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

The Richmond TimcS-Dispatch is
respectfully informed that TO admit
the Houston Post into the Paragraph
cr'S Union would be to warm viper
rirr.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

II is hard Ia understand that the
Republicans control the house, while
both John cSlav Gaines and Rich
mond Pearson IIobson sit on the De-
mocratic side.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

We shall believe Mr.. Bryan's nom
ination certain just so soon as Mr..
Edward PaySon Western begins to
lc" for him.--'Ncws and Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

What is the difference between a
man who advocates Mr.. Bryan for
the Democratic nomination, while be-
hcving that he cannot be elected, and
an assistant Republican News and
Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

Mr. Rooscvclt's democratic
spolS' are, easily rubbed out.-Ncws
aad Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

Wlcn times are dull in New York
ii is always possible to try Thaw.~-
News and Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

lit is reported that al American
millionaire is about to bcstow a
daughter without ducats on a duke.
and Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

Congress- should at once pass Il re-
solution Of thanks to Tom j.. John
son for scndin" Mr.. Burton back to
ashington.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

WHO Is the most prominent man in
South Carolina who has not been
mcntioncd' for Ulitcd States sen
ator?--News and Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

Ii is Il Great thing to be scna-
tor between lecture tourS.-NcwS and
Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-06

They are still keepin" Taft out Of
harm s way.--NcwS and Courier.