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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-09
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES


 Rev c. c Young left yesterday for Naco where he goes to deliver three lectures on his travels in the Holy lands. These lectures are be coming very popular and Rev. Young has numerous calls over the territory to deliver this series.
 c. A. Overlook was business call CT in Bisbee yesterday.
 J. F. Howard. a well-known ranch CT east of Douglas, was in the city yesterday for short stop. He states that the cattle are looking in fine condition and that the range is the best it has been for some years in his locality. The cattle men in my section are well pleased with the out look this year." said Mir. Howard. land I feel that the stock will be in fine shape for the market this fall" W. B. Hutchinson. formerly of Can anea. has accepted a position with the Arizona Drug company. His family ar fved yesterday to make their home in
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GREAT SOUTHWEST
 INVITING ID YOUTH,
 BRAINS AND ENERGY
Former Wall Street Broker Sees Many Opportunities In
 This Country and Advises Ambitious to Settle Here.

DOUGLAS, Oct. S.-( Special. )-
 H. Stanley Chase left for the Gal Iiuro Rancho, familiarly known as the Hooker Hot Springs ranch, yesterday after spending the past week in the city as the guest of MT and Mrs. s. S. Badger on Eighth street. MT. Chase, when seen at the depot yester. day, stated that Douglas is in a class absolutely by itself.
 'I have never seen city that has made so remarkable advancement in so short a time," said Mir. Chase. Douglas has in every sense the ear marks of a city and believe that we will see wonderful advancement here during the next five years. The bus mess men of Douglas show that they nave every confidence in the future of their city and confidence is what has made the best cities in the country.
 q thoroughly enjoy my residence in the west. I have spent my life in Chicago and New York and was pur- 5uaded that I should never be con e,nt away from the c1n or great city activity, but since coming to Arizona I have seen many advantages which are not offered even in the greatest cities of the country. I would advise every young man to come to the south west whether he has capital or wheth- CT he is looking for an opportunity to make his money. believe it is the proper place for the young men of the country and I am satisfied with what I have already found"
 NIT. Chase spent several years past on Wall street and was there when the remarkable crash came which struck the financial center like Kan sas cyclone. He has engaged in the stock business forty miles from Will. COX and says that the cattle are do ing fine.
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nue; thence east along the center of Fourteenth street to the intersection of the eastern inc of the city Douglas: thence south along said line to the intersection Of the eastern line of the city and Eleventh street; thence along the center of Eleventh street west to the intersection of G avenue; thence north along the cen ter Of G avenue to the place of be ginning.
 No. 6.-Beginnig at the intersection of Fourteenth street and c avenue; thence extending along the center of Fourteenth street e;st to the eastern line of the city of Douglas: thence north along said line to the northern boundary of the city of Douglas; thence along the ncrtherS boundary of the city of Douglas west to the E. P. & S. w. railroad track; thence along said railroad track to the rail
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NOTIFY IF YOU CHANGE YOUR
 RESIDENCE
Failure To Do So Will Cost Citizens Their Notes.-The
 Douglas Officers Send Out Final Warning to the Voters

DOUGLAS. Oct. .-(Suaeial 1-
 The registration officers hold that all electors who have moved from one voting precinct into another since their names have gone on the regis tration books should notify the off cers so as to have the registration changed, in order that all may vote m the precincts in which they live. This they may do until the close of registration, next Monday at s o'clock.
 There are many instances in which voters have moved to a different yot- ing precinct since they registered. and that they may be sure of getting a vote it will be well for them to fol- low the suggestions of the registra- tioR officers
 The voting precincts of judicial pre- clnet No. are bounded and defined as follows:
 No f.-Beginning at the intersec tion of G avenue and the information al line; thence west along the Inter auonal line to the western boundary of Douglas precinct; . thence north along the western boundary of Doug las precinct to the 1T tersection there of with the track of the E. F. & s. W. I tASuCC tue IL. F. X s. ". railroad to the station there of; thence on a direct line to the in tersection of Railroad avenue and c avenue: thence sonth along the cen ter of G avenue to the place of be- ginnig.
 No 2.-Beginning at the intersec- tion of G avenue and Eighth street and extending along the center or Eighth street to the eastern boundary of the city of Douglas; thence along said eastern boundary south to the h. ternational line; thence along the In- ternational line west to the intersec- tion of the International line and G avenue; thence north along the cen ter of c avenue to the place of be- ginning.
 No. 4-Beginning at the intersec- tion of Eleventh st .eer and c ave nue; thence east along the center o1 Eleventh street 70 the intersection of the eastern boundary of the city Of Douglas; thence south along the eastern boundary to the intersection of Eighth street: tlJence west along the center of Eighth street to the in- tersection of Eighth street and c ave nue; thence north aiC ng the center of c avenue to the place of beginning.
 No. 5.-Beginning at the intersec- tion of Fourteenth street and G ave
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of In dqu in  a Or the t h charge b bee from the d 0 e M d
  is o Mason the latter  wa ndaym mnmg md thorough hnvetado sbegnn n nH h to
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BAPTIST LADIES SOCIAL

The ladies of the Baptist caurch will have their social meeting this week at the home of Mrs. W. G. Rofer on Eleventh street and c avenue at s o'clock in the evening. This de parture in time is made in order that the women of the church and congre- gation may have their husbands come with them for this social hour. Messrs NJ. c. Paddock and Massler will as- sist Mir. Hofer in receiving the men who attend this meeting.
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red to the Old Pueblo the Douglas nine leaving here tomorrow. Tucson has new team composed of Texas leaguers and the fans there want to see them in action. Kneupper, of Peoria, who has been drafted by New York for next season, win arrive in Douglas in time to accompany the team to Tucson.
 A party of ten or twenty fans will go to Tucson to witness the games Douglas will play one game on Satur- day and two on Sunday, morning and afternoon.
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MaurY.rtuun Meddlnn.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Oct. T. Christ Church was the scene of a notable wedding today, when Miss Jane Bell Moon, daughter of John Barclay Moon, became the bride of John Minor Maury, a nephew of Com modor Fontaine Maury. Prominent society people from New York, Bos- ton, Washington and other cities were among the wedding guests and attendants.
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way station: thence in a direct line from the said station to the intersee- ton of Railroad and G avenues; thence along the center of G avenue to the place of beginning.
 No. 3.-All of Douglas precinct not included in the five polling places above described.
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FERGUSON IN BOSTON.

A. 4 Ferguson writes the Dispatch from Boston under date of Septem- Der 30, that ne is enjoying himself an Intended leaving there flor Halifax, Nova Scotia, about the first of the month.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14

one of self defense, the issue was
submitted to the jury without
argument. The defendant was
represented by Mr.. e. d. Blake
ney, of Kershaw. The following
composed the jury: B. F. Adams,
w. w. Adams, T. S. Williams,
w. j. Belk, F. M. Gardner, w.
Z. Stogner, Abel Nelson, Jno. E.
Phillips, B. 81. Plyler, I. E. Neal,
Jno. w. Hall ,!J. R, Threatt.
Tom Hunter, charged with as
sault and battery with intent to
kill, was found guilty and sent
enced to pay fine of $50, or
serve 60 days on public works.
Joe Brown was convicted of
obtaining money under false
pretense and sentenced to pay a
line of $75 or serve 6 months on
public works. Another case
against the defendant for similar
offense was transferred to the
contingent docket.
The grand jury made its re-
port Thursday and was discharg-
ed. The report appears else
where.
The sessions court adjourned
yesterday about noon The Court
of Common Pleas will convene
this morning, for the trial of
equity causes. Jury cases will be
taken up next Monday morning.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14
Evelyn Wants to Get Rid Of
Harry.

New York, March live
lyn Nesbit Thaw tomorrow will
institute proceedings for the an
nulment of her marriage to Har.
ry K. Thaw. The action will be
based on the allegation that the
defendant was insane when the
union was contracted. Thaw
purposes TO defend the suit. The
papers in the case will be served
some time tomorrow and an
early trial is expected. In the
meantime the two, by mutual
agreement, will remain apart.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14
Fleet Practically at End of
Long Cruise.

San Diego, Cal, Mch. 12.-
When the American battleship
fleet under command of Rear Ad-
neral Roblev d. Evans steamed
to day into Magdalena bay, pass
ing through he rocky gateway
marked by SailRock on the north
and Redono Point on the South,
and dropped anchors behind the
high peninsula promontory
which stretches protecting arm
down from the mainland and
makes Man o. War cove the
most sheltered harbor of the low
er Pacific coast, the history
making naval cruise of more than
$4,000 miles, begun at Hampton
Roads less than three months ago,
practically came to an end.
Magdalena bay is the present
naval base of the Pacific for
American target work and battle
practice drills AID by right of
temporary ownership through
government lease the vessels, if
not the men Of the fleet, NAV
feel that they are again in home
waters.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14
Shocking Case of Criminal
Assault Near Florence.

Florence special in the News
and Courier News of a very
senational criminal assault,
which occurred in the Bethle-
hem section of this county last
week, has just reached Florence.
Owing to the prominence OF the
families the matter was kept
quiet until a warrant was issued
for the assailant. 1t is stated
that Young Thompson, a A.
year-old boy, criminally assault
ed his 15 year-old cousin, a Miss
Thompson. Two physicians
were called in to the young lady,
but they would make no state.
ment. a warrant was issued
against the young man, but the
fathers of the two young people
(IWO DrOtnerS look the matter
in hand and agreed to leave the
punishment in the hands of
twelve good citizens. While the
twelve citizens were being got
ten together young Thompson
skipped out and has not been
seen since. The warrant is now
in the hands of constable, and
il is expected that the young
fellow will be caught. Both of
the Thompsons are we'll known
farmers of the Bethlehem sec.
ton.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14
Negro Killed BY Constable.

Spartanburg special in Char
lotte Observer: j. F. Castor,
constable 10 Magistrate Poole,
today shot and killed Joan
Young, colored The officer ar.
rested Young on a charge of as
sauIt and battery. The neg ro
drew 44-calibte pistol and at
tempted to kill CASTOR, who
leveled his shot gun at Young
and fired. The load eutared
Young's stomach, killing him
instantly.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14
Thirsty Tar Heels Drink
Booze Out of Cutters.

Monroe Enquirer: Last Tues
day United States Revenue Of.
ficeE j. d. Albright emptied
shree barrels of confiscated liquor
in ii gutter in front of the Feder-
al building in Charlotte. When
that liquor was emptied the
street was lined with men and
boys, white and black, who dipp.
ed the stuff from the cutters
reeking with filth and drank ii or
carried it away in cans or other
vessels for the purpose of drink
ing it later. About thirty or forty
gallons of the $50 gallons pour
ed out was dipped from the gut
ter.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14
Four Negroes Lynched in
Mississippi.

Mobile, Ala, March IL
Dave Poe, Tom Ranston and two
Jenkins brothers, all colored,
were lynched at Van Cleave,
Miss, 90 miles north of Biloxi,
Miss, by mob of 80 men last
night.
The men were in the custody
of Deputy Sheriff Evans, of Jack
son county, en- route to jail when
the mob overlook them. A SER
les of incendiary warehouse fires,
causing losses in charcoal, feed
stutfs and other supplies, incen-
sed the people of the vicinity
The four negroes confessed their
guilt when the mob took them
from the deputy and all four
were hanged to limbs of trees by
the side of the road where their
bodies were found this morning.
The immediate cause was the
burning of the warehouse of
Sam Byrd last Friday night,
when it is said an attempt was
made to waylay and rob Byrd
who conducted a store near Van
Cleave.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14

In Colum bias election for
mayor Tuesday Mr.. w. S. Rea-
mer led with 992 votes; Mr..
Stieglitz received 71S; Mr.. T. II.
Gibbes, the incumbent, got 675 !;
and W. F. Seegers received 1872.
The two first named will be in
the second race.
The Hon. T. b. Butler, of
Gaffney, who will contest with
Congressman Finley the latter's
seat in the House, made many
friends and acquaintances during
his visit to Lancaster this week
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14

~ oCildtoT 10 appear Be-
fore Congressional Com
mittee.
Washington special in the
News and Courier: When the
select committee recently ap.
pointed to consider the charges
by and against Representative
Lilley, of Connecticut, in con
nection with the operations of
the Holland and Electric boat
companies meet again, one of
important witnesses will be Ex-
Senator Butler, of South Caro-
lima.
Last week when the House
committee on rules made it's re.
port to the effect that an investi-
cation of the entire matter should
be had, the names of Gen. But
Ter, Gen. Eppa Hunton aud other
we'll known citizens were brought
into prominence by Mr.. Lilley.
He alleged that those gentlemen
had actively operated lobby in
Washington for the purpose of
influencing legislation in favor
OF the concerns named. This
news quickly reached the Ex-
Senator from South Carolina and
he lost no time in taking tn
first train for Washington.
In discussing the matter today
Gen. Butler said that he had
nothing to hide in any way, and
that he considered it an outrage
that his name and that of other
wellknown gentlemen in different
parts of the United States should
be dragged into the matter by
Lilley in such way as to leave
the public generally under the
impression that they had been
guilty of wrong doing, when such
was far from being the case.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14
Savannah Young Lady Kill
ed in Boston by Her As
Sociate.

sociate.
Boston, Mass, 12.-Suffering
from melancholia due to over
work, Miss Sarah Chamberlain
Weed of Philadelphia shot and
killed Miss Elizabeth Bailey
Hardee of 214 GWinnett street.
east, Savannah, Ga,, and then
committed suicide at the Laurens
School for Girls in the Glenway
district today. The Laurens
school was established last fall
by Miss Hardee and Miss Weed.
On Oct. /, the day the school
opened, Miss Weed broke down
as result of overwork and was
committed to sanitarium in
order TO be treated for nervous
prostration.
Last night Miss Weed escaped
from the sanitarium and made
her way 10 the school.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14

Report of Grand jury
Good Recommendation as
to County Home.
Lancaster, S. O.,
March 18th, 1908,
To His Honor R. @. Watts, Pre-
siding Judge.
We, the Grand Jury, Of Ian
caster county beg leave to sub
NIT the following report:
We have examined and passed
upon all bills of indictment hand
ed US by the Solicitor.
We have examined the report
of the County Supervisor and
find same correct as far as we
can ascertain.
BY committee Of our BODY
we have examined the County
Home and said committee report
that the inmates are well cared
for and have all necessary food
and clothing. The House is neat
iy kept and the poor are we'll
treated. We think. however. that
the County Home is situated too
far from the town of Lancaster
and we recommend, and urge.
that steps be taken at an early
date by the members of the Leg
islature, and the Supervisor and
Board of Commissioners, to pur-
chase site and erect necessary
buildings for the County Home
In or near the town of Lancaster
The property now occupied as a
county home can be sold and the
proceeds applied to the purchase
OF the new site.
The Court House building and
the Jail building are in good con-
dition and the prisoners in the
Jail are well cared for. All other
public buildings are in fairly
good condition.
We have examined the books
of Magistrate w. P. Caskey and.
as far as we can see, they are
properly kept.
We request that all the magis
trates In this county submit their
books to the Grand Jury for in
spection at the June Term of
this Court.
We have appointed a commit
tee of our body to examine the
books of the various county of
hcers between now and the next
term of this Court.
We recommend that the walks
In the Court House yard be eth
er cemented or covered with
gravel.
We have no presentments to
make.
We desire to thank your Hon
or for yonr courtesy and kindness
in assisting us in the discharge
OF our duty.
All of which is respectfully
submitted.
M. G. GARDNER, Foreman.
In Colum bias election for
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14
Court Proceedings.
Many Cases Disposed of This
Week, Among Them Four
Indictments for Murder---
Adjournment of Sessions
Court Yesterday.

An unusually large volume of
business was disposed of by the
Sessions Court this week. The
disposition of many cases was
noted in Wednesdays issue of
The News. Since our last pub
lication the following cases have
been acted on:
The case of j. B. Sims, charg.
ed with murder, full report of
which appears elsewhere.
Strait and Herbert Nc cMullen,
offense, assault, transferred to
magistrate for trial.
The case of Berry Mobley +,
charged with murder, was mol
pressed, the defendant being
dead.
Bill Milly, alias Bill Massey,
ofense, house breaking and lar
ceny, for whom bench warrant
was issued, continued to next
court.
Irwin Hill, offense, obtaining
goods under false pretense, mol
pressed as was also case of M.
ID. Love, charged with violating
disPensary law, defendant being
dead.
Pars Funderburk, charged with
murder-killing of Charlie Ply
Ter, son of Capt. @. A. Plyler,
resulted in verdict of not gull
ty. The defense was that the
shooting was accidental. MIR.
Foster represented the defend
ant.
The sealed sentence in the
case of r. L. Long. charged with
obtaining signatures under false
prelense, brought over from last
court, was opened and read, be
ing fine of $400 and 2 years on
public works.
Charles Clyburn, Joe Cox, FL
lis Wright, Sam Wright, Alon 20
Wright, Hervey Wright, Saml.
Vaughn and Fred Wright, charg.
ed with riot, resulted in a ver-
dict of guilty. This is the case
growing out of an attempt to
pull off a military" wedding.
Each defendant was sentenced to
pay fine of $75 or serve 6
months on public works, except
the defendant Hervey Wright,
whose sentence was $50 or 4
months.
Phil Ingram, charged with as.
sault and battery with intent
kill, found guilty and sentenced
to pay a fine Of $25. or serve 25
days on public works.
Sam Wright and Hervey
Wright, offense, assault and
battery with intent to kill, mol
pressed.
S. Frank Hough, charged with
murder--the killing Of Henry
McPherson, colored resulted in a
prompt acquittal. 1t was shown
that the defendant acted in self
defense. He was acting as mag
istrate's constable and had a war
rant for the rnegro's arrest, and
when he undertook to execute it,
Mcpherson resisted, drawing a
gun and attempting to shoot the
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-03-14

Judge Watts and Solicitor
Henry were entertained at tea
Thursday evening by Mr.. r. E.
Wylie.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-27
AN HONEST MAN SAVED
BY A PHILANTHROPIST.

Mr.. T. A. Morgan, Of Hammond, Ind.
had suffered for years with his stom-
ach and kidneys, and while the great
Root Juice scientist was proving the
merits of the Root Juice remedy to the
people of northern Indiana, Mr.. Nor
gan purchased six bottles of the Juice
and while it was being wrapped up. he
said: IF Root Juice cures me / will
make the scientist a present of one
hundred dollars" A short while ago
Mr.. Morgan called on The scientist and
said that he could eat anything with
out the slightest Inconvenience and
that his kidney trouble was entirely
cured. He wanted the scientist to take
the one hundred dollars, but it was re-
fused. However, it was agreed to give
the money to an orphan asylum. So
Root Juice is not only curing the sick,
but in this instance will be the indi-
rect means of caring for some dead
mothers child. Root Juice has proved
it's wonderful merits to many people of
this point. From the very start it
seems to soothe and heal the Innings of
the stomach and bowels and strength
en- the liver and kidneys, thereby Civ
ing nature a chance to, in her own
way, throw off the impurities of the
hood. 1t is a wonderful medicine,
sold for S1.OO bottle or three for
$3.50, at A. G. Luken & Co.'S drug
store
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Butler and their
ildren, Rush and Phillis, of Rich
ond. Sunday.
Mrs. 0. NJ. Hurst is making a visit
two weeks to relatives at Arba
Mrs. Martha Culbertson gave a din
IT Sunday for Mrs. ]. w. Hart of
ichita, Kans., Mrs. Maberry Study,
near Chester. Ind, and Mr.. A. j.
udy Of Centerville.
Miss Rachel Coffman, of Richmond,
as the guest Of Miss Kate Frazier,
lnday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carney and
Aildren, Of Youngstown. O.; Mrs.
liza Monger. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
.onger and family, and Miss Lizzie
Pilgrim, all of the vicinity of Center
lie, were the guests at dinner given
Y Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey on
Inday.
Miss Jennie O'Melia has returned to
chool after recovering from an attack
f typhoid fever.
Mrs. Mary Dunbar. one Of the aged
esidents of Centerville is critically i'll
It the home Of her son, Andrew Dun
oar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-27
LIBERTY, IND.

Liberty, Ind, Oct. 27.-Miss Edna
Coughlin spent Monday in Cincinnati.
Mrs. John Stevens is spending this
week in Richmond.
Miss Edna Louise Cook of Hunting
ton, was the guest of her mother over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heiger return
ed to their home in Richmond. Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Moore of Col.
lege Corner, were shopping in Liber-
ty today.
Hubert Gregory of Hamilton was
the guest of Herbert Fosdick last Sun
day.
Mrs. Edd Johnson and son, Bennett
are home after a pleasant visit with
Richmond friends.
Mrs. Ellis of Richmond, is visiting
at the home of Cliff Bennington and
family.
Mrs. Thomas Records left Sunday
for Terre Haute where she will spend
a few weeks visiting with friends.
c. w. Osborn of College Corner. was
in this city, Monday.