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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
TRUSTED DELIVERY
 MAN IS MISSING
Employer Puzzled To Account For Disappearance of H,
 Thurman Monday.

H. Thurman, deliyeryman for the Cuban Store. has been missing since 5:45 D. m. Monday. It seems that the man left the store with an order of groceries for John Miller of Dubaker Canyon. The fact of his failure to return, together with other contrib utory circumstances, caused the pro prietor, John Wohlschlegel, to suspect that all was not as 1t should be, and late that night Officers Twomey, White and Johnson were dispatched toward Lowell in search of the de liyeryman. They found his horse and cart standing at 8 street corner in Johnson's addition, but of the man himself there remained no trace ex. cepting his coat, which was lying on the seat. There have been to date no clues as to the suspected mans whereabouts. although telegrams have been flying over the section and of fcers everywhere have been notified to be on the lookout for him.
 Speaking of the occurrence last night. Mir. Wohlselegel gave the fol lowing details: T sent Mr. Thur man out with the single order for John Miller, expecting him to return within a quarter of an hour Half an hour afterwards the thirteen year old boy of Mrs Hogan. of the Royal Cafe, came into the store to pay. as he said. a bill for his mother. I was puzzled by the fact that the statement the boy profered was that of the Bisbee Com mereial Company for $135. The amount of our own statement should have been s149. The boy insisted that his money was for the Cuban Store, and I finally accepted it, telling him that i would gladly rectify any mistakes. A little later Mrs. Hogan herself came in and informed me that she had that afternoon paid to my driver the correct amount of our bill. S149, Sac produced Thurman's re- oeipt. The circumstance, coupled with the drivers continued absence, of course aroused my keen suspicion. and I took the matter to the officers Hurried investigation showed me that Thurman had also collected S42 from Mrs. E. Wright of Dubaker Can yon. and $S4 from Mrs L. Abbot. of Bisbee, making an ascertained total of nearly $500 collected that afternoon. This money, together with an unknown amount whicn further investigation alone can reveal, disappeared with the driver. The man attempted to collect S6S from Matt Berkier. but did not succeed
 Thurman is a married man of forty, and the father of three children. He has always enjoyed a reputation for honesty and steadiness. A bit of weight is given to his wife's theory of his having met with foul play by the fact that his coat was found in the seat of the abandoned wagon. Thurman is described as small man. dark complicated, and weighing in the of 130 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
ELLEN BEACH YAW Is VERY HAPPY
 WITH HER ARIZONA COWBOY HUSBAND

PARIS, Oct. 13.-Ellen Beach Yaw, the California Nightingale whose New York debut last season was the sensation of the musical world, has been spending several days in Paris prior to her departure for the Maine Musical Festival, where she mas been engaged as a special soloist during the latter part of October.
 According to Miss Yaw, her summer vacation has been along the lines oi the simple life, the very simplest pos sible, and was spent up among the mountains of Austria with her r~hus- band, We're Goldwaite, formerly an Arizona cowboy, but now a prominent lawyer of Boston, Mass. It was a really idyllic party. He saw to the cooking, while she ran over her scales and thrilled lark-like notes in the for. est.
 Mir. GOldthwaite learned tie art of pastry making and cooking, long be- fore he became acquainted with Miss Yaw-long before he had been ad- mitted to practice as a full fledged lawyer in the United States-at a time when he was sent to the Arizona desert there to try to regain the health and vigor which he had lost There, upon the plains of the desert, with no friends except the cowboys of his then own type, Mir. Goldthwaite was compelled to learn the art whicn during the past few months has come in very handy.
 Tle romance between the "Califor- nia Lark" and Mr. Goldthwaite started at o tfuna rban Nffgs Vau u-as yairnU in her career. It was during one Of the many days which GoldthwaiteJ was spending in Arizona seeking a return to health that a Southern Pacific train was stranded at the desert toMn in which he was IC cated. AlightiIIg from her car, Miss Yaw was immediately surrounded by band of curious cow boys among whom was young Goldth- waite. The customs of the Territory were such that, no formal introduction
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
HE HTS THE GRIT
 FDR FA|RER LANDS
RedIight Denizen, Vagged Month Ago, Made a Record
 Run Leaving Town.

A resident of the redlight district who was vagged about a month ago by Justice Hogan, appeared in town last night. He was arrested by Spec ial Officer Frank Johnson, and imme- diately taken before Justice Hogan. The latter gave him just fifteen min utes to get out of the city limits. It is said that he had fourteen minutes and fifty-nine seconds to spare.
 Glover is a well known character in certain sections of the city, and since he was yagged, has been staying at Naco. Recently he yentured as far as Lowell, and finally asked the court if tEere were any objections to his coming to Bisbee on business. This was given him, but he immediately proceeded to abuse it by lettering on the streets and drinking.
 The officers have hardly started yet on their crusade against the deni- zens of the teDderloin, but there is to be no let-Gp on them until the city is free of their presence.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
MAYOR HARPER ASKS
 s75,ooo LIBEL sALVE

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 13.-Mayor Harper filed libel suits against City Prosecuting Attorney Woolwine for s25, 900 for libel, and the Evening Ex- press for S50,O00 for libel in alleged articles inspired by Woolwine and printed in the Express which Gbeled him to that amount.
 The articles alleged that the mayor was being paid to protect vice in this city. Woolwine is said to have pre- sented the basis of his charges tc the grand jury, but no action was taken by that body. Attorneys for the mayor say that they are also pre- pairing four other suits for the same amount and charges for four police commissioners, who are jointly charg- ed by Woolwine.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
MANILA REPORTS
 CHOLERA SUBDUED No Let Up In Vigorous Fight By Authorities Against
 Dread Disease.

MANILA, Oct. 1S.-The number of new cases of cholera has declined to about five daily. and these are chiefly confined to one or two of the congest. ed native districts. The health au- thorities are vigorously fighting the disease, besides guarding and disin- fecting houses wnere it occurs are disinfeeting the entire city. Tae dis ease is gradually disappearing in the provinces, but a few cases are being daily reported
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
AMERICANS HEARTILY WELCOMED IN JAPAN Delegation Of Business Men Receive Honors at Hands
 of People,

TOXIC, Oct. 13.-The delegation or American business men representing the Pacific coast, arrived this morn ing and were welcomed at the railway station by great crowd, including of fieials and representatives of all chambers of commerce in Japan. Dur ing the day visitors visited places of interest in carriages and tonight were given a dinner at the famous Maple Club by the combined Japan csc chambers of commerce. Tomor- row the party will be guests at a luncheon given in their honor by Baron Komura, minister of foreign af- fairs. The American commissioners te the Japanese International exposi- ton. with the ladies of the party, will be presented to the emperor and empress next Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
MILTTARY SURGEONS.

ATLANTA, GA, Get. i3.-The ills and wounds of soldiers and sailors will be discussed by distinguished army surgeons from all parts of the country at the annual meeting of the Associated Military surgeons of the United States, which began a three days session in Atlanta today. A To- cal committee has made elaborate plans for the entertainment of the visiting medical men, many of whom are accompanied by their wives and families
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS

The Bohemian Girl will be the bill at the orpheum tonight and the Bos
 ton Ideals will no doubt give good production of this popular opera. Of all the musical productions that are offered the playgoers they none of them diminish the place in the public favor that Talfe's master work has risen to. That it will be popular bill
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14

there is no doubt, and will have a good attendance. Richard Starrs Oriental melange, Said Pasha, was the attraction last night, and as a laugh maker served it's purpose Miss Moore, Miss Shattuck and Mir. Burgess were very much in evidence by their clever work and with the aid of the splendid chorus, pleased the many listeners.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
FLOUR WHAT HE WANTED.

Policeman Johnny James arrested yesterday Mexican wanted on a charge of stealing sack of flour. The Mexican was caught with the goods on, and in explaining where he got it said he had bought it at the Cop per Queen store. A search through the tickets at that place proved that he had never been sold the goods. About that time Fletcher & Hickey reported the theft of a sack of flour, ard the hUmbre was locked up.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
SOON AFTER
 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Receiver Lakin of Defunct First National Says Collections
 Are Very Slow.

Receiver T. N Lakin of the First National bank is busy making prepara- tions for the suit to pe brought for the recovery of S30,000, alleged to be due rom the company in which two of the officers of the bank went security on bonds. The depositors of the bank will be represented by Judge Baker of Phoenix and Attorney J. NJ. O'Connell of Bisbee. Proofs of the claims of the depositors have already been filed.
 When asked as to the time the first payment would be made to depositors, Receiver Lakin stated that it would not be until after the presidential cleo tion, as collections had been very slow. There is enough money already on hand to make one payment of 15 per cent, but MT. Lakin is waiting un- til there is sufficient to make the first dividend 25 or 30 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
WON'T DELIVER THAw.

FISHKILL LANDING, Oct. I3.-.-AT order from the federal court at Pitts burg was served upon the authorities of the Matteawan insane asylum commanding Harry K. Thaw to ap pear in Pittsburg in his pending bank ruptcy proceedings The asylum au thorities say they will not obey tht order.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
CRUISER AGROUND.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 13.-The Russian protected cruiser Oleg, which ran aground about twenty miles from Libau yesterday, is fast on a reef. badly damaged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14

Weak eyes. headaches, etc, positive ly cured by glasses. Money back if not satisfied fin 30 days trial. Eyes examined free. Dr. Schell, the optic ian of Tucson. at Copper Queen Hotel until Wednesday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
REWARD.

For the recovery of mans size sad dle. fiat horn and tree make, stolen from Review avenue Oct. 4th, 1908.
 553 BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
Chicaro Grain

CHICAGO. Oct. 13-The wheat mar ket closed weak and at the lowest point for the day. December, S1.00 3-S G1-2, and May, $1.03 1-2.
 Corn was weak all day. The mar ket closed weak with prices 1-2 to 5-S lower than yesterdays close, with December at 64e.
 Oats were weak. The market clos ed weak and of 3-467-S, December being quoted at 4S 3-SlI 1-2c
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14

FOR SALE-Oio papers, 25c. per
 hundred. Apply Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
.HES|TkT|NG TONE IS
 NOTED IN MARKETS
Conflict of Purpose Between Two Strong Parties In
 Speculation.

NEW YORK. Oct 13.-There ap- peared to be some conflict of purpose between at least two strong parties in shseculation today, although operations tended some mutual advantage. The lifting process almost wholly confined groups to low priced railroad indus trial stocks, many of which held their important or dominant holdings by identical interests. There was a hesitating tone persistent throughout. Bonds were irregular.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
Metal Market,

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The London tin market was lower at a131 17s Sd for spot; e133 los for futures. To cally weak. ranging from 2sS71ka e 29.12s.
 Copper advanced to e59 16s Sd for spot in London. but futures there were unchanged at eco 12s Cd. Lo. cally the market was dull and un- changed Lake, 13.37h electrolytic, 13.12h @13.S71sc; cast. ing. 12.s7h@13.12h.
 Lead was higher at e13 5s in Lon don, while the local market was easy and lower at $4.35@440.
 Spelter was unchanged at eI9 15s in London; locally firm at s477B@ 4S2k. Locally unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14

NEW YORK. Oct. I3.-AmeIga mated Copper, $75.5O; Smelling, sS7 Atchison, SS9.25; St. Paul, si36.5 New York Central, $1O4.25: Pennsyl yaniaf, SPA; Reading, $130.5O; South ern Pacific. s10425; Union Pacific s165.5O; Steel, $46.75: Steel. preferred $109.37.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
Cattle and Sheen

CHICAGO. Oct, 13.-Cattle receipts 5000; steady. Reeves. $3.4O617.49; Texans. $S.25d4.50; western bulls. S3.e095.25; stockers and feeders. s2.604 4.50: cows and heifers. $1.60@ 5.30; calves, S6.O0GS.50.
 Sheep receipts, 1S,0O0; weak. Ma tiyes, S2-50G4.50; westerns, S2.500 4.40: yearlings, $4.2564S5: lambs. S4.00d 500: westerns, $37566.0O.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18
STAINLESS FLAG SUNDAY.

Atlanta. Ga. July I8-"Stainless
flag" Sunday will BIO observed by
clsrgymen Of all denominations In
churches throughout the state tomor-
row, by request Of the Anti.Saloon
league OF Georgia.
The ministers have been urged to
preach sermons unfolding national
prohibition aud setting forth some
phase Of the claim that civil govern :
ment cannot by license rightfull y
give legal standing to the liquor
TRAFFIC because such trade In Inherent
" evil and harmful to tho interest
Of humanity, which civil government
10 maintained 10 protect.
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

For Sale-Two fine dsirys. Write OF
call on Carmody and Hurd. They
Will guarantee you good deal. II
taken soon. 1921
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

For Sale-Two lots. good location,
East End cement sidewalk laid.
Price $500 cash. Inquire Tribune
office. Off
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

Lost-Small silver breastpin with F.
H. s. A., OH one side and E. b. N.
on the other. Reward If returned
to Tribune. 14-19
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

Hats cleaned and replocked also
thes cleaned and pressed. st.
Elmo hotel. 1921,
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

stolen-Bicycle belonging to Lee
Jack from residence, 429 East Third
st. Suitable reward II returned to
Boston store. 1921
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18
YOUR

Plumbing work done at prIoes that
will surprise you. The Geo. Wilson
II. and 3. Co iOtf
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

For Sale-Wooden bedsi end, mattress
and springs. cheap If taken at once.
O. A. McCandless. 1921
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

Wanted-Men for cleaning brick.
Apply to Barney Ginsberg at once.
12tf
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

To Remit room modern house
blocks from postoffice. just re-
papered and reprinted. Julius Nc
Candles. tt
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

Lost--A little brown bitch pup.
Finder please notify. E. d. Bal
DIM, Portland, Colo. 14-19x
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18
ron SALE

For sale-Old papers at The Tribune
Office for ten cents the hundred. tt
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

For Sale-All my household goods,
cheap. Mrs. Mattheson, 40S East
Second street. 1928
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18
Classified Advertisements
vvANTEp

Wanted-All kinds Of Junk. Hardly
anythingfwe don't buy. Highest
mafket price. 400, 900 good brick for
sale At snap. Barney. Ginaberg,
phone Florence 40. sat-
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

To Rent-Five room brick house and
livery stable. Terms reasonable.
Apply to H. Houston. 79tf
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18
LOST

Lost-Large gray stripped cat. Re-
ward IL returned to Miss Heffner
MCGUIRE, State Bank block. 1920
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18

For Rent-A few scrupulously clean
room In the Daniels block. Steam
heat, bath, good light and ventila-
ton. Inquire of ". J. Daniels. lStf
The daily tribune., 1908-07-18
70 RENT

To Rent-Oheap; a nicely furnished
room with electric light and bath.
1876 W. Front st. 18tf
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16
WINFIELD WINN PARISH, LOUISIANA FRIDAY ocToREp ts ,ooo

The work on the two new brick
stores, being constructed for Mr..
Is. w. Bailey on Court street, is
progressing nicely, and will be
quite an addition to our town.
"Bultes Excellence" -four is
best ON earth. Try one sack, and
you'll use no other kind. You
can get it at Wood Grocer Co. If
Hon. 0. NJ. Gresham spent last
week at Columbia, Caldwell par
ish, finishing his last term of
court In that parish as district
attorney. He informs us that he
cleaned up the docket.
See the line of stationery dis
played and the postal card
albums at the Dixie Ice Cream
Parlor. oil
Mr.. g. w. Fletcher, of Flat
Greek, came to town Monday. He
says on account of the Baptist
Association meeting the same day
he will not be able to attend the
Reunion of the veterans.
Contractors, mill men, and all
Others wanting laborers, write or
call up Central Labor Bureau,
Box 237, Alexandria, La. Phone
1868. I6-3t
Quite number of veterans and
friends left over the fremont &
Gulf Railroad Wednesday evening
for the Reunion at Monroe. We
regret there was rot larger
crowd. tut the "old boys" many
of them, are t,O feeble now to
travel, especially these cold days.
L. j. Drewett. the cash grocer,
will give you five per cent on all
cash purchases when presented IN
lots of $500. 9-I8tf
David p P.erson Camp No. 1868
of Winfield was represented at
the meeting of Louisiana Division
U. G. V. at Monroe on Oct. 18th
and 10th by Comrades Major Will
A. Strong. j. q. Teagle. G.. w.
Lowe, d. +. Damn and Joe Smith.
They left Wednesday evening.
Woods Grocer Company keeps
on hand fresh cabbrge, onions.
sweet and Irish potatoes, toma-
toes and Kalamazoo celery.
Major Will H. Tunnard. who
has been away for a month quite
Ill in Shreveport, returned i'm
proved last Wednesday, although
still weak. He WAS unable to at
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16

tend the u. G.. V. Reunion at
Monroe on account of his recent
illness. He was cordially welcom-
ed by his friends in Winfield.
A complete line of canned Cal
lfornia fruits, rasins, currants,
aud canned tomatoes, corn, ,kraut.
hominy, fresh stock. Special
prices on case lots, at Woods
Grocer Co.
Mr.. w. f. Cooper has made a
contract with Messrs. Brown
Brothers to drill HIM a veil with
u view of securing flow of gas
for domestic and manufacturing
purposes. Work will begin in
about ten or fifteen days. This
will make the fourth we'll in the
Winfield district to be drilled
for oil and gas. Look out if
Winfield territory does not prove
to be the best in the South.
Mrs. G. d. Kemp, wife of the
late G. d. Kemp, sheriff of Grant
parish, has bought the Norrid
Hotel and has changed the name
To "The Central Hotel" where
she will be pleased to meet her
numerous friends and Is prepared
to give them and the public gen.
orally good rooms, clean beds and
AS good table as the market will
afford. She has had considerable
experience in the hotel business,
while living in our neighboring
town of Colfax.
Messrs. O'Quin & Gibson know
how to advertise. A glance at
their business house any time
from a. m. to 1890 p. m. will
convince you that they are doing
business. Their prices are pub
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16
Winnfield Water Works.

The power house at the water
works plant is now ready for the
boilers aud pumps. The reservoir
is being concreted and will soon
be in shape to receive the water.
The superintendent. Mr.. Wright.
took US around and explained the
arrangements which. when com
pleted, will give WINFIELD the
most compIets water system in
North Louisiana.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16
Methodist Services.

Rev. john L Sawyer. I'D. of
New Orleans, evangelist of the
Louisiana onference, will preach
It the M. Z Church. Sou.h, at
~ .. m. am, 1880 p. M. mex, Sun-
day the 18th inst. A general isi-
vitxtion is hereby extended to NIL
70 attend the services and all
members Of the churches are
urged to sttcni.
]. N. Huffman's Announcement
J. N. HuffmAu, thanking the
public for past aud future patron
age, asks the gentlemen and ladies
especially to come aud see his
moetsup-to-tlate millinery stock.
lie assures the public that he las
bought goods cheaper than ever
before. will prove it by giving
Them substantially goods for little
money. He also carries line OF
1sncy and staple groceries. Lo-
rated on Main street, opposite the
Elty Hotel. ole
ladies' Bryan-Kern 30c. Club.
The following ladies have join
~ the Bryan-Kern Thirty Cent.
Elnb aud have turned IN their
ea!iections amounting to t4.55 to
1he Treasurer Of the National
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-10-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Fred TAYLOR of Gansyille was a
caller at this office Wednesday.
Arcine Allen spent first of thi,
week on business In Shreveport.
Go to L. j. Drewett's for fresh
hackerei. 9-1Stf
MIR. Cha.. o Quin spent Sunday
with his family IN NatchItoches.
Pure Bulk Lard at Wood Gocer
Co.
Mr.. Calvin Carter and son of
Calvin were In town Tuesday.
Try some of the fresh cheese
at Wood Grocer Co.
Mrs. j. +. Kelly of Colfax is
visiting the family of her son, DIR.
ID. w. Kelly.
Sewar'i'S candies and fruits can
be had ut L. j. Drewett's. 9-1Stf
Col. Harry p. Gamble made a
living visit to ST. Maurice Mon
day returning the same day.
Mrs. A. 5. Norrid, who is VISIT
Ing her mother on the Iron Noun
tain, Is reported rs improving.
Come and buy j. n. Huffman S
AZ piece China dinner set for only
1926.
X. ID. Greer, a nephew of Miss
Nolan, came To Winfield Tuesday
night enroute {, Jonesboro.
The celebrated Oliver Filming
Candies at Wood Grocery Go.
Try it.
Miss Ella Nash. of Eros, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. &. l.. jones.
L. j. Drewett is headquarters
for Ajax hams and lard. 9-18tf
DIR. /. K. Siess and family left
Monday for two weeks outing
ON Catahoula Lake.
/ Mrs. w. A. Mashaw and chill
dren left last Sunday for Ruston
To spend u week with relatives
and friends.
Heinz Pickles and Catsup can
be had at L. j. Drewett's Cash
Store. 9-1Stf
Miss Fannie &. Sweat came in
from Arcadia last Friday and is
spending while with her sister,
]
Marshal e.. G.. O'Malley took
an outing early in the week to
Shreveport and returned home
tuesday night.
: Get a Full Size Bottle of
Smiths Kidney Cure Free at
City Drug Co.
DIR. j. j. Peters left last Mon
day for a months tour in the
West and will visit western Texas,
New Mexico and Arizona.
Capt. John ID. Hamilton, of
Bernice, visited his daughter, Mrs.
w. 4. Cooper, several days last
week returning home Sunday.
Excellence" -four gives uni
versal satisfaction. Wood Grocer
Company.
Miss Marguery Heard, of Ber-
nice, spent last Sunday with her
brothers, Messrs. j. K. Heard and
w. L. Cooper.
The Dixie Ice Cream Parlrr
has full line of stationery, post
cards aud post card albums.
Mr.. N. G. Sewers and Mr.. Il.
z. Peppers of Ward Three were
appreciated visitors at The SEN
tinel Office last Monday.
French Opera Coffee, the popu
lar drink. Whyf Try it and
see. Wood Grocer Go. If
DR.. A. II. Garland aud wife of
Bernice spent Sunday in the city
visiting their son, MIR. l.. &. Gar
land, who is with w. A. Mashaw
the jeweler.
htIucuOcI n00 OLOoS 6lvCE
Medicine Is Tasteless and the
best made.
MAERIED-Dr. Kieffer Kimbrel
and Miss Bertha johnson Of st.
Maurice were married this week.
The Sentinel wishes them a happy
aud prosperous future.
Miss Ethel Bennett, of Mer
Rouge, who is teaching ut Lula,
returned home this week after
several days delightful visit to
Rev. A. s. j. Neal and family.
Fresh majestic and star break
fast bacon and pigs feet at
Woods Grocer Co.
We were pleased to meet Mr..
d. I'll. Smith, OF Mineral Wells,
Texas, who has sheen spending
few days with his father. brothers
and sister. He left Wednesday.
Woods Grocer Company is re-