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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-24
MANGLED UNDER
WHEELS Of TRAIN
IN FREIGHT YARDS
John F. 0smond, Conductor,
Killed When He Fell Be-
fore Moving Cars.

A terrifying scream was the first in
titnat1on the crew of a freight train
today backing down in the Eighteenth
avenue yards OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road had that the life OF John +. os-
mond, the conductor, was being crushed
out. Three neavily-laden cars passed
over ms legs before the engineer could
stop the train.
os,nond VINO was As years old, and
liyea az as Murray street was In
charge OF the freight, With a iiour con-
Segment for the Bakers Mutual CO.
operative Association, which has a
warehouse in the railroad yards. The
train was backing down slowly as 1t
neared the warehouse doors when os-
mond sought to cross the tracks. He
stumbled and fell and before he could
regain his feet the end car was upon
aim. 1t was then that he gave the
agonizing cry which was heard all over
the yards.
The engineer slapped on the air.
brakes and the cars bumped and
thumped as they slackened their speed.
There was a bit of a down grade,
however. and three a II of the string
of a dozen went over him before there
was a stop.
The train crew hurried to osmond's
assistance, but could only take the
mangled body from beneath the cars.
Michael Ripper. who works in the flour
warehouse, notified the Fourth pre-
cinct police station. Doctors who came
said that death was almost instsn'
taneous Both legs were broken and
the left leg was almost several. Coun'
ty Physician Mckenzie was notified.
When railroad men brought the news
of the fatality to the young wife al
the Murray street home she was pros
trated with grief, and is under the care
of a physician.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-24
400 HOUSES BURNED;
ONLY FOUR LEFT In TOWN

CHARLESTON. W. Va, March a.
Only four buildings are left standing
in Mount Hope, forty-ave miles south
west of here, in Fayette county. as the
result of a fire which practically wiped
the town out today. The flames con-
sumed nearly four hundred structures.
Four days rations and a supply OF
army tents has been asked OF h state
authorities, and shipments Of these sup
plies are aireads bsing prepared.
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dcontInued on Third Pase.l
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FOSTER SUCCEEDS PERKINS.

WASHINGTON. March 24.-Speakel
Cannon today announced the appoint
ment of Representative Foster CRep.
Vt.) to succeed the late Representative
Perkins, of New York, as chairman OF
the committee on foreign affairs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-24

What lady would not appreciate a handsome
box Of flowers from Philips Bros, horistt, 1888
Broad ST Tel. 1i2s.-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-24
GENERAL BELL IMPROVED;
NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Major-
General ]. Franklin Bell, chief of staff
Of the army. who was injured yester-
day in an automobile accident in which
Mrs. Major II. j. Slocum lost her life,
was pronounced today to be recovering
as rapidly as could be expected. His
bruises were still very painful, it was
stated. but no internal injuries of a Sc
rious nature have appeared. He prob
ably will be confined to his home at
Fort Myer, Va, for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
TOBACCO MEN
MUST EXPECT
SOME ACTION
Warrants viii Be Issued Mon
day in the Cases Of Those
Charged With Selling Weed
to Babies.

II the warrants are ISSUED. l will
prosecute Vigorously f. J Fianna
gan assistant district attorney.
Warrants will be isseud Monday
I'll prosecute TO the limit II have
10 do IL singie-handed." b. r.
Dennis. principal Of he Lowell schools
The tobacco dealers have had
warning enough. II further selling OF
tobacco is reported they should be
prosecuted. IL w Wallace. presi
dent of the school board.
The warning is sufficient. Viola.
tons should be prosecuted.-Trua
oficer NJ. l.. Riggleman.
Constable Bailey has given them
all warning. II the evidence pre-
scented shows that tobacco dealers per
sist in selling the weed to minors. !
stand ready to prosecute to the limit
OF the law"-Justice Owen Murphy.
Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

The above expressions from the
parties principally concerned in the
recent exposure of the cigarette ana
chewing tobacco scandal in the Lowell
school indicate that at least some
enc is going TO se prosecuted
According TO Prof. Dennis. additional
evidence OF about dozen more boys
was gathered yesterday. which re-
suited in no action being taken as
swearing out complaints was concern
ed. The new information. however,
still shows that the vendor known as
-Dago sam is the chief offender,
with a number OF other places in both
Lowell and Bisbee also implicated
Truant Officer Riggleman's investi-
cations yesterday disclosed one re-
heving fact which completely exon
crates the Copper Queen store in Bis
bee from selling the weed to children.
Some of the children examined by
Prof. Dennis stated that they pro
cured tobacco without orders from
the Queen store here. Riggleman took
their names and visited the stOse
Did these boys bring orders for
this tobacco from their parents or any
adult?' he asked.
Yes sir. they did, said Mr.. Giles
pie. manager OF the tobacco depart
mem.
Let me see them.
Forthwith they were dug from the
files. One order was signed by the
step-father Of the boy who said he
wanted it for his own use another
bore the signature OF the father. with
practically the same statement. That
clears the Copper Queen Of any coz
nection with the affair
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
CHt-NAM

We have arranged with the manu-
facturers of Chi-Namel. who are also
patentees OF the Chi-Namel Draining.
Staining and Vanishing Process, o
have enc of their expert demonstra-
tors spend a few days-the 9th and
lOth--with US for the special purpose
o. teaching our trade to use the little
tool and furnish cur patrons. free Of
cost, expert instruction in the treat
ment Of interior wood work Chi
Namel is a remarkable varnlsh: =,
neither turns white. or loses its gloss
when exposed to boiling water. and
does not chip OF when struck a heavy
blow.
Don't fail 10 attend. it will be worth
many dollars to you. Remember the
dates. the 9th and 10th.
Bisbee Hardware Co.
.i5S Upper Main S.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
BASE BALL IS
UP TO B|SBEE
FOR DECISION
Mass Meeting This Afternoon
By Fans at Copper Queen
Hotel Promises 10 Be Well
Attended.

To-day IT is up to the fans aud
SPORTS of Bisbee TO decide by their
attendance at the baseball meeting
and by manifestations of Willingness
20 subscribe to stock for the main
tensnce of ball team here durins
the season OF 1910. whether or not
they want he sport continued.
Daniel A. O'Donovan, the father Of
baseball in the Southwest. accompsni-
ed by number OF Douglas fans. anx-
ious that Douglas alone be no; allow
ed all the baseball honors of this
section of Arizona. viii arrive on
the O'Clock train this afternoon
from the Smelter town and proceed
direct TO the hotel. where O'Donovan
win call the meeting to order. Alter
he's stirred up the bunch to the
point OF action, with the aid OF the
Doug'ss rooters. expressions from ID
cal men will be heard. and il is hoped
viii be. OF the nature to eliminate in
an on-tAe-spot organization
From what could be gathered abou,
town yesterday the meeting will at
least be largely attended. Every
body agreed that ii was the only pol
icy. TO get together and talk things
over in a heart-to-heart fashion. Here
tofore the fans have lacked some one
to take the initiative in calling such
a meeting. Bnt since O,Doaovan
has had the spirit 10 take UP Bisbee's
cause and enough brotherly fee ing Il
devote his time and money to it, Bis
beetles viii not be found wanting in
the way OF response.
The stock company plan seems 10
have made a hit as evidenced by
number Of business and professional
men who. even before the organiza-
ton is perfected. have sign:fed tbs:
they are ready to come in for d num-
Der OF shares of stock. whether il De
s. or $40 per share.
Lowell promises to be well repre-
scented al the netting today. Justice
Murphy and Harry Jennings will head
the delegation. while from Warren
comes word that Jesse Yoakun ana
some OF the enthusiasts from the city
beautiful will he ON hand when the
assembly is called to order
one prime booster OF the game is
Manager NJ. d. Betz. Of the ROy,d
theater. No sooner did he hear OF
the project through the columns Of
the Review than he had slide paint
ed reading Don't forget the baseball
meeting al the Copper Queen Hotel
tomorrow. and had it flashed froln
time TO time upon the moving picture
screen during every performance ct
the theater. He viii be at the meet
ing some himself. with a bunch Of MS
friends
1t csa't help bat bring results
O'Donovan's fehting spirit would en-
Iiyea lots of places far worse than
tombstone. and Bisbee isn't even in
The tombstone class. by any means.
Everybody told Everybody else yesteF-
day. then passed the word along. the
rabid ones are already wearing the
boosting sign and the stock orsaniza-
ton Simply can't fall down.
Be there. The doings start prompt
~ at ESQ D. N.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

The Bisbee Woman's club held il
regular meeting on Friday at the club
ROOMS: After the business meeting
was ever there was a short period
given TO the study Of the History uf
Arizona, A sketch Of the Pioneer
Gays was read by Mrs Bledsoe, his
tcrieaI and descriptive. Mrs Mosher
read an interesting and attractive ar
ticIe on the Romantic Land OF Arr
zona. Owing to the fact that the pa
pers expected from the Reciprocity
Bureau had not arrived the study pro
gram was shortened. The guest o.
the occasion was Miss Patch, terri
toriaI secretary for the Y. W. c. q
Miss Patch talked to the club in quite
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

the pariOrs Of the Y. W. G. \. we've
thrown open and a reception Was tea
dered Miss Patch. the territorial see
Rotary. The attractive and spacious
house is well arranged for entertain
ing and yesterday it was bright with
ats flowers. palms and ferns. Stands Of
carnations. violets and poinsettas were
effectively PLACED. Quite a number
called during the hours. Tea and cake
we're served
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

Il convincing and fCrceful way con-
corning the lines along which the
Woman's club could hest help the Y.
W. c. A. stressing the importance OF
the philanthropy work in conjunction
with Y. W. c. Al interests. Miss
Patch is a VERSATILE and charming
speaker leaving her audience pleased.
inspired for better things in future.
While the social committee We're
serving tea, Miss Kreigler gave some
delightful piano selections. The next
meeting will probably be a social one
after the business meeting cards and
refreshments a large attendance is
desired
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The At Your Door Market viii be
at your house on or about the 10Th.
and every day thereafter except Sun
day, with a full line of meats. poultry,
butter, eggs and vegetables. You
are cordially invited to criticise and
pass judgment. Give me trial.
Come out and select your choice.
New, nobby. up-to-date.
143 Tom l.. Stewart.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
ENONA GLIB

The Anona club win hold a special
meeting with Miss Sullivan on Mon
day evening. At this time plans Will
be perfected for the Colonial Bali to
be given by these young ladies on
February 22nd. The dances given by
this club are such pleasant ones, that
they are welcomed with delight by
all invited
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
NOW IN B|SBEE
For a Short Time Madame
Cerrix The Noted
Pianist and CIdirv0yant

o MASON HOUSE AT LOWELL =
. ROOM Z. PHONE i25. =
. Office Hours, 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. .
. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. .
. Truthful in her predictions, re- .
Q liable in her advice. No matter =
. what trouble you may have with =
. yourself OF others, come and she =
. will guide you to success and hap .
4 piness.
. Always consult the best, as II =
I. is the cheapest in the end. II Is =
. better to not consult a Palmist or .
o Clairvoyant at all than 10 cUn- =
& suit one who is not able to help .
. you with advice before you enter q
. into anything of importance In =
. business, love or marriage. You =
. should consult the master mind OF =
. Balmistry and Clairvoyancy. 2
. Don't struggle with burden you .
. can divide. A troubled mind be- .
. gets a morbid conscience sym y
. patty, Consolation and Timely y
. advice heals the worst wounds. y
. Be advised and relieved OF anx- .
= iety .
q Reference: Mrs. Miller. Inter .
. national Hotel. Douglas; Mrs. A. .
. Baxter, Mason House. Lowell. .
. Other references IL required. .
. q . . . y y = y y q q - =
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
VALENTINE DAY.

Every maiden. "old maid bachelor
and "old bachelor" in the country
will be expecting a valentine on the
14th. Why not please them or dis
please them. and make the purchase
a. Central Pharmacy, the Brewery
Avenue Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
Back from Hunt.

John F. Combs and d. c. Bardou
returned yesterday afternoon from "A
ten days hunting trip in the South
Huachucas. They report plenty o.
game and state they lived of he
fat o. the lend while away.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

One OF the pleaspant Affairs II
the week was the one Wednesday ey-
ching when the Young women's Chris
tian Association held its second an
nual banquet. The ladies' met in tine
parlors Of the Association building
and went in a body TO the Preshy-
terrain church. where covers were laid
for one hundred and fifty. The churca
had been transformed into a large
dining hall The table was beautifu'-
" decorated with white carnations
and violets. Quantities of smilax and
California huckleberry were Uwined
over the chandeliers, and FELL in
graceful festoons to the snowy linen
below. Vases of carnations with
yiolets banked with ferns formed tire
centerpieces.
The place and menu cards were
very pretty, these white. printed with
purple. carried out the color scheme
Bouquets of violets were at eacl
place.
A sumptuOus rep2st was scTvei-
| Afterwards the evening was given
over to toasts aud reports OF the years
work, By the secretary, Miss Joncg,
and the other officers and commit
tee members. Miss Patch then gave
a most interesting address. telling q
the work Of the Y.W.CA- in our coun
try and abroad. She gave some very
helpful thoughts and suggestions foi
the work here in Bisbee- a short
business meeting was held. and th'
second annual banquet was over
Yesterday afternoon from TO s
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
nv Miss Mary l.. Echols.)

= flat MISS Mai L. A-NAiCi1-f
The members OF the Liebling Piano
club we're most delightfully."- enter
itassed on Saturday afternoon at he
pretty Quarry Canyon home OF Mrs.
William Robinson and daughter Anna.
There was a great profusion OF vioiets
all through the house and the mellow
lights in the darkened rooms made a
pie city setting for the musical PTS
ture A choice program had been ar
ranged for the occasion by the club
/ director. Mr.. Krinbill. A fine paper on
Chopin" was given by Miss Jeanette
| Sholes with well executed iilustra
lions at the piano by Mrs. Robert Best
and Miss Anna Bowden. "Rubenstein
as a Youth. an interesting paper was
charmingly read by Miss Marjorie
Hogue. and the musical program WAS
played by Misses Leonore Allen. fdh
Paff. Roberta Sinclair, Anna ROBIN
son. Charles Edmundson. Cyril
Goudge, Leonard Temby, and Annie
Wallace. The musical features Of TIE
occasion were followed by the serving
! of delicious refreshments and the act
ing of musical tabelaux. In addition to
those on the program the following
guests were present. Miss Mable
Bowden. Florence and Barbara Wat
kins. Rose Horyitz, Althea Saelid.
Clara Arndt. Mable Harrington. Maude
Johnson. Lucy and Maggie Carreto.
Margaret and Elizabeth Raley. Dor,
othy Gordon. Earl Fletcher. Roland
Graf Max Mosher. Sydney Gordon
and Mesdames KrihbiH. Mosher. Psff.
Wallace, Mexican and E. S. Marez.
District Attorney J. S. Williams en-
tertaiped at dinner at the Copper
Queen Hotel. on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and. Mrs. E. J. Flanagan and Mrs
e. B. Behan. prior TO the performance
Of the Lion and the Mouse"
Mrs. f. W BAUM was hostess %
the Betimes club on last Monday after
noon at her home on Quality HUI.
afternoon was delightfully."- spent with
sewing. learning new stitches and
making pretty gifts. Later in alter
noon a delicious buffet luncheon was
served to the members. Mrs. W. E.
Haukin. Mrs F. E Coles. Mrs J. T.
Curry. Mrs. Fred Hurst. Mrs. Howard
Sterling and 10 Mrs C. VI. Baum.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Taylor en- err
tanned q few friends in a delightfully."-
informal manner at dinner ON Thurs
Cay evening, A delicious dinner was
served and the pretty dining room
was more attractive than ever with
the cIt flowers arranged gracefily
on table and mantle
Mrs. J. T. Hood and children spent
last week at the Double Rods Ranch
in the sulphur Springs Valley.
grs. ". T. Williams and daughter
O. Calaezas. Mexico were the CUES. 5
q relatives a few DAYS las week.
Miss Kriegler was the charming
hostess at a delightful six cou-as|
dinner on Wednesday evening, with
Miss Lair as guest Of honor TIE
rooms we're artistically decorated Or
the occasion. with violets and cana
tions and their sweet perfume made
the air fragrant. The centerpi2ce
was a bowl of yiolets and the snowy
linen cloth. Covers were laid for ~.
After dinner the evening was spelt
with an interesting game of cards.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

Miss Evelyn Vaughan had as her
guest for week end, Miss Teddic
Richie o. Tucson.
Miss Ruth Cheney of Tucson Wis
tied Miss Miriam Toles ON Eridas
and Saturday.
Miss Helen Campbell OF Tucson was
the guest Of Miss Emily Wilson.
Miss nellie Perry. captain of the
Tucson Basket Ball team was the
guest OF Miss Blanch Beckwith dur.
ing the week end
Miss Ruth Wade entertained Miss
Eta Dorm o. Tucson on Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Duffy. manager q the
Tucson team was guest of Miss Bessie
Riley.
Misses Sadie Hawke and Dora NJ.
MILAN Tucson are the guests Of Hiss
Lcttie Mckee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
r. A. e. Club

The members of the X. A. 4. clue
were most charmingly entertained IN
Friday afternoon by Mrs e s. Mare.
The time for sewing was quiclssy
passed and then attempting and daals
y luncheon was served ,AIembers
present were Mrs Jay Hall. Mrs. }.
A. Harris. Mrs. J. II. James, Mrs. g.
b. Thomas, Mrs. Z. T. Watkins. Mrs.
.P s. Wilson. Mrs. Z. La Porte. Mrs.
i. Jones. Mrs. f. S. Marez. Mrs. c. r.
Moore. Guests, Mrs. NJ. Smart and
Mrs. NJ Smart and Mrs. Cass Benten.
Mrs. C. T. Moore will be hostess Of,
next Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

Society Editress.
Office Phone IA

Nf1tNNiANN A'tAN
News and announcements
for this department must be
signed by the correct name OF
the sender 10 Insure consider
alton. The editress will appre-
ciate any Item and be very
glad if YOU win notify her of
any social o. cluD event,
whether large or small.
8 q = @ O @ o . 9 { q = y
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bennett enter
tanned a few friends at dinner ON
Tuesday evening for their guest AMI
sister, Miss Lair The affair was very
informal but one OF the most delight-
full of the week
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

informal but one OF the most delight
full of the week.
Mrs. f. r. Coles win be hostess for
, the Wednesday Card club ON next
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Mason Hill
Mrs. Cahoon of Salt Lake City ar
rived in the city Sunday To be the
guest of her sister Miss DE Woody,
for several weeks.
The Albert sydney Johnston Chap
ter of the United Daughters Cf the
fConfederacy will hold their reguiar
notify injecting on Monday afternoon
at O'Clock at the residence of Mrs.
G. X. Reynolds. Clswscn Hin.
Mrs. \. II. Thompson entertained
with a luncheon at the Copper Queer.
hotel. Saturday noon in honor Ct Miss
Patch. the territorial secretary OF he
Young Women's Christian A ssocia-
ton. A delicious and well appointed
luncheon was served. The guests
were the members of the Executive
Committee. Mrs. Robert Ferguson,
Mrs. J. f. Logan. Mrs. Morris High.
Miss Elizabeth Jones with Miss Patch.
The Young ladies' of the Tucson
Basket Ball team were entertained al
luncheon in the Y. W. G. A. roosas
on Saturday noon by the Bisbee team
and several of the other High school
girls. For a couple OF hours the or
ire house was given over 10 :he
young ladies and this very informal
affair was enjoyed immensely.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

District Attorney ]. S. Williams en-
tertaiped at dinner at the Copper
Queen Hotel. on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and. Mrs. E. J. Flanagan and Mrs
e. B. Behan. prior 10 the performance
of the Lion and the Mouse"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

Mrs. r. r. Coles win be hostess for
the Wednesday Card club ON next
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Mason Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

Mrs. Cahoon of Salt Lake City ar
rived in the city Sunday to be the
guest of her sister Miss DE Woody,
for several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Taylor en- err
tanned few friends in a delightfully."-
informal manner at dinner ON Thurs
Gay evening, A delicious dinner was
served and the pretty dining room
was more attractive than ever with
the car flowers arranged gracefily
on table and mantle
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

Yesterday afternoon from to :.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-06

Mrs. j. T. Hood and children spent
last week AZ the Double Rods Ranch
in the sulphur Springs Valley
3Irs. W T. Williams and daughter
o. Calaezas, Mexico We're the CUES ;
of relatives a few DAYS las, week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Colors for Men.
From Good Housekeeping.

From Good Housekeeping.
Black is diminishing. depressing, for
bidding, aging and-expensive. II
makes a man look old. small. bilious,
unfortunate. and either wicked OF
pious.
street--one In Q light overcoat and the
other in black. Which Of them will
you have the impulse to want to know
Your interest and liking will all go on,
to the one in light clothes. unless. for
other overpowering differences. Even
in business transactions you are more
likely to win II you wear light suit
Pepper and salt" Is a compromise
5rays Of different tones best Of all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
For a Change.
From the London Standard.

Undoubtedly the best and most bene-
fetal form OF recreation. Is to get out
OF ones ordinary surroundings and do
something that Is quite different. from
ones ordinary work. Joseph Chamber
lain used to read the lightest novels to
clear his brain OF the. dust OF blue
books; Mr. Gladstone renewed his men
tai energy by telling trees: Mr.. Bal
four, and a good many more whose
work lies indoors, find pleasure in
tramping about in the open on some
golf links: many OF our busiest men
and greatest hustiers agree with Izaak
Walton that God never did make a
more calm, quiet, innocent recreation
than angling" ++
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
Center of Population.
From the indianapolis Star.

from the IndlanapoIls star.
The center of population under the new
census will not. IL Is thought. be moved
far from the present center. This Is not
because the population OK the United
States has not greatly increased. but be-
cause the bulk of the Increase Is not
as usual in the west. There has been
great addition to the number OF inhab-
itants In the southwest. cs ciaily in Tex
az. but. on the other hand. a large per-
centage Of the immigrants who arrived
during the last few years scattered them
selves over the eastern states. Rhode
Islands increase, for example, is 10 per
cent. In every direction there Is still
room for more.