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The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-15
AutomobIIe RenaIrlnn.

In the dun season until further no
tice Doc an hour al the Model Ma
chine Shop Equipment ordered at
10 per cent on wholesale price and
express 1-19
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-15
Bead This Carefully.

Today is short. yesterday is gone.
tomorrow may never come DO II To-
day-and buy your furniture and
stoves from the man who marks In
plain figures. b. $. CHANDLER.
The Furniture Man.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-15

We sell furniture and stoves also
HOogier Cabinets tho store that
Wants youf trade, cash or credit
+. "a. Pike.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-15

FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
Apply to John T., Ivy. II
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-15

laGrl4pa coughs arc dangerous, as
tney frequently develop into pneu,.
mouia Foley's Honey aud Tar not
oEly stops the cough. but heals and
strengthens the lungs 50 that no n
aoua ro2,tg mend DO feared ~
senWHe/F6igy's Honey and Tar q
lains no harhtai drugs ara Is
yohoY packagA> Sold b. ges4F
store.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-15

OLIVER TYPEWRITER FOR SALE.
No. 5, If good condition Apply at
Herald office.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-15

FOR sALE-span good mules cheap.
T. w Harrison.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-15

FOR shLE-Three good mules on
TINE. !. b Clayton. l-litf
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
DOES" AMERICA QUICK

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Thirty-eight hours after she put in at her dock the Mauretania departed at 6 tonight and hoped to complete the round trip from Liverpool in. 12 days and thus establish new worlds record.
 On board was w. P Holt, the Brit Ish journalist. who came over to do" America for the Mail in 3S hours. Just before he left Mir. Holt revealed the meaning or his mis- sion, or at least one of its meanings. You Americans set up champion ships with conditions which you frame" he said. You admire your aptness fer doing things in a great hurry, even when there is no req son for, it. Perhaps the proprietor of my paper saw in this trip chance to set it down on record, that hust- lers as the Americans are, they have no monopoly of the quality"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
MAN FATALLY SHOT
 BY AN OFFICER
Had Just Acted as Timekeep- CT at Boxing Match When AItercation Com menCed With Old Time Enemy

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17.-As the culmination of long-standing quarrel, Billy" Gallagher. the well known sporting man. and cafe own CT. was shot and perhaps fatally wounded tonight by Charles Long, a deputy sheriff of San Mateo coun- ty, in Alex. Greggains saloon. Gal lagher in company with several friends was discussing the boxing contest between Hogan and Frayne, at which he had acted as the offi- cial timekeeper, when the dlterca- tion which resulted in the shooting began. Long ran from the saloon af ter the shooting but was tracked by detectives and arrested an hour later. Gallagher and Long had guar reled many times. Long entered the saloon as Gallagher was talk ing and the TOW started. Bystand- CTS say Gallagher struck Long who drew a revolver and fired twice. One bullet was deflected by a wallet in Gallaghers pocket and the other en tered his abdomen.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
FoUR-sALL-FoURsoME.

A four-ball-foursomedinner match will be played on the links of the Country club today. The teams will be divided as Reds and Blues and are as follows, the Reds being named first in each match: Allen and Col es vs. Chapman and Fitzpatrick; Cur ry and Connolly vs. Notman and Bed dow; Pelton and Olson vs. sherman and Fitzgerald; Lewis and Mcyey vs. Poppen and Scott; Zeismer and Fer guson vs. Nash and Hawley;; Roes Ter and Shine ys. Hurst and Bridge; Hamilton and Hughes vs. M. J. Bro phy and Rich; Boswell and Dodge vs- Gardner and White; Lennert and Sparks vs. Stevens and Evens; Low cry and Yoakum vs. Whiteley and yon SsDza; Haigler and Juliff vs. OBrien and Kingston; Aman and Jeffery ys. De Wilde and Mitchell {; W. H. Brophy and McMurty ys. Beckett and Peterson; Buckwalter and Treu vs. Jenkins and Tenny; Lane and Hollis vs. Brown and Nc Minn.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
FUNDS
 vOTEDAWAY AT
 sl0,000 MINUTE
Congress Passes Urgency De- ficiency Bill Including Re- ward for Inspector Pan in Sugar Refinery Cases

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec 17.- Conealess passed the urgency defl- ciency appropriation bill today in an hour and forty minutes. As meas ure it carried s1.0ee,615. this was appropriating public funds at s10,- 900 a minute. As reported, the house bill carried sS50,000 but when it reached the senate it had grown to s9s5.672 and the senate added the re mainder.
 Chief among the items is s550.000 Cor the continuance of work on dry docks in the New, York navy yard, and 339,750 to pay expenses of the new commerce court. The sum ss0,00 is included to pay Richard Parr, the federal custom inspector, the remainder of the reward of $100, 900 which he was awarded for bring ing to light the existence of the sug- ar weighing frauds in the New York customs house. The bill now goes to the president for his signature.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
MRS. WOODS FUNERAL
 LARGELY ATTENDED

The funeral services over the re- mains of Mrs. H. NJ Woods were held yesterday afternoon at the Pres byterian church. Rev. John Fry, the pastor of the church officiating. as sisted by Rev. J. c. Pritchard. The choir rendered several beautiful sell ections during the service at the church.
 Long before the hour seu iuI the services the church was filled with friends of the family. The casket was covered with beautiful flower5, remembrances from friends and from the lodges sf which Mrs. Woods haL been a member.
 After the services were finished at the church the many who had been in attendance filed out and waited outside the portal of the building | for the casket to be brought out 1 by the bearers to the hearse. All who possibly could accompanied the 1 remains 10 their last resting place ill Evergreen cemetery and the funeral cortege was one of the largest that ever left Bisbee for Evergreen ceme tery. Many of those who were un able to get conveyances were taken to Lowell in a special Street cal ] which was run from the old trolley stopping place near the Copper Queen office to Lowell The mem bers of the Eastern Star and Indep endence T F B attended the services in a body and nearly all went t' the cemetery.
 A brief burial service was held a the grave side in which both Rev Fry and Rev. Pritchard took part The bearers were John S. Williams Parker Woodman. James Krigbaum Joseph Muirhead. E. M. Durley an Sam Cowan, all of whom are anon
 the pioneers of Bisbee and friend of the family of the deceased fo
 many years.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
CAR STRIKE AT WINNIPEG.

WINNIPEG. Dec. 17.-Sixty cans were operated all the afternoon by the street railway company. Win dows were broken in several cars near the Trade Union hall where the strikers had congregated, but squad
 of policemen soon quelled the dis turbance- Cars were well patron ized but no attempt was made to onere.r them after seven o'clock to- night According to company offi- cials 200 experienced strikebreakers will reach the city tomorrow. It IS also said that hundreds of applica- tions for jobs have been received by the company. The company, it is annoupced, win allow the strikers until Tuesday noon to return to work
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
NO REPLY RECEIVED
 FROM COL. ROOSEVELT

Ex-President Roosevelt has not ac in any way the invita- ton of the people Of this city through their mayor to visit Bibee when he is in the territory next spring. The invitation was sent to his home at Oyster Bay N. Y., and since it was sent MT. Roosevelt has not been at his home. which probably accounts for the Aact that the invitation has remained unanswered.
 While the formal invitation from Bisbee has not been answered Mr. Roosevelt recently wrote to John C. Greenway, general manager of the C. & A. and s. & F.. stating that it will be impossible for him to visit this city when he comes west in the spring, as he had made arrange
 ments some time ago to visit Fl
 Paso, Albuquerque and Phoenix. Col
 Roosevelt and Capt. Greenway me; in the east some time ago and at the
 time it was suggested to the ex-pres- ident that he pay visit to the War ren dfstrict Col. Roosevelt was pleased with the suggestion and lat CT formal invitation was extended by the council, but it apparently did not reach Col. Roosevelt before h. made other arrangements, if he has yet received it.
 He wrote to Mir Greenway that h.
 hopes to visit section of Arizona il the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
aoosEvELT's ORDERS MODIFIED

WASHlNGTON, ID. C. Dec. H. The strenuous exercise for naval officers prescribed under the Roose- welt administration has failed in its purpose, in the opinion of secretary of the Navy Meyer is general ord CT issued today greatly modifying the severity of physicials tests. Under the old order every officer was required to walk fifty miles within three days every six months, the actual walking time to be within q twenty hours total; or he might ride one hundred miles on a bi- cycle in three consecutive days, the actual riding time to be within fifteen hours; or he might ride 9 horse ninet miles in three days.
 Bicycle and horse back rides are abandoned an a simple walking test Of twenty-five miles in two days is established.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
ARRESTED FOR
 PASSING CHECK
 WITH N0 FUNDS
Mcdonald Has More Serious Charge Brought Against Him Than Carrying Con- cealed Weapons

Donald Mcdonald who was recent y arrested for gun packing. was ar. rested again yesterday afternoon by Constable Twomey on q charge O. having issued fraudulent check for $1o.
 McDonald's trial on the gun pack ing charge was to have been held in Justice Highs court yesterday aft. ernoon, but was postponed until Monday. When Mcdonald came to the court for trial on the concealed weapon case he was placed under arrest on the check charge. Justice High set the hearing for December 9, and fixed the bail at $500 Mo Donald was not able to give the bond and was taken to jail for the second time last week. In the gun packing case he had given b-nd for s150.
 The check for the issuing of which he was arrested was made payable to a young man named Far. ri. who gave Mcdonald the cash for it. Farril alleges that at the time he cashed McDonald's check Mcdonald asked him to hold it until December 16, which Farril consented to do. The check was given Mp day short time before Mcdonald vas arrested in the redlight district. Friday Farril went to the Bank of Bisbee and presented the check for payment He was told that Nc Donald had no money in the bank and had not at any time had an account there. Farril at once put the matter in the hands of the officers and a complaint charging felony was filed. A warrant was issued and as stated abov. was served yesterday by Constable Two mey.
 This is the second or third time that Mcdonald has been arrested on the charge of having issued bad checks. Some time ago he was arrested on complaint of Harry Miller, who alleged that he had cashed bad checks for Mcdonald the value of $40 when Mcdonald was in his place in the redlight dis trict. This charge was dismissed and Mcdonald did net figure again in court proceedings until Monday night when he was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
SEN. ALDR|CH'S SUCCESSOR IS
 BEING. SOUGHT
Henry Lippitt Given a Dinner To lanch His Boom Judge Colt Named As His Opponent

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 17.-The can didacy of Henry Lippert for the United States senatorship to be vol untarily relinquished by Nelson w. Aldrich March 4, was "boomed" at a dinner here today. Senator AL drich and his colleague Senator G. P. Wetmore, and Congressman w. P. Sheffield came from Washington to lend their support to Ippitt who Aldrich announces as his choice for his successor.
 All republican members-elect to the next general assembly were in- yited. and 70 of the 90 accepted. Of those not present many are reckon ed as supporters of Judge l.. B. Colt, who will be MT. Lippitt's chief rival before the legislature.
 Aldrlch was given a hearty recep- tion. he extolled Lippitt. The latter announced that he was a protection ist and advoohted the government revision of transportation rates.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
MEXICAN CAUGHT
 SMUGGLING MESCAl

Refukio RameriZ, a Tintown Mex. ican was arrested Friday near Os born for bringing in mescal without taking the trouble to stop at the custom house and pay the duty on the same. Rameriz was brought to Bisbee yesterday by Mounted Gus tom Inspector Daniel Sheehy of Naco and United States Deputy Marshal Will White and was later bound' over by United States Com missioner Taylor to await the action of the federal grand jury. His bond was fixed at $500 which be was not able to furnish and was taken to the branch county jail and will be taken to Tombstone in two or three days.
 Inspector Sheehy was riding the line Friday east of Naco and seeing the Mexican riding a burro down an old trail that comes in near Os- born from Mexico. stopped him. The officer found that the Mexican had ten quarts of cactus juice with him, part of which was carried in a large canteen tied to the buTro The Mexican was placed under arrest and the mescal confiscated.
 The prisoner admitted that he had brought the mescal in from Mexico and was taking it to Tintowr to sell to his fellow countrymen. He also admitted that he knew that he was doing wrong in bringing in the mescal He begged t5 be given his liberty by the officer and promised to never smuggle again fl the inspector would give him his liberty. His promise was not con sidered to be worth much and he kept until yesterday when he was was taken into Naco where he was brought here for his hearing.
 At the preliminary Rameriz ad mitted to the commissioner that ht had brought in the mescal and wa! taking it to Tintown, but that ht cid not know he was breaking '; law in not taking his mescal t' custom house. His explanation vas not considered good defens. end he was held to the grand jury
 The Tintown Mexicans get more O less mescal als the time aud tn officers believe that in the captur ot Rameriz they have caught on
 of the smuggiers who has beel
 making a business Of supplying Tir town with the vile stun.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
weLL eARNEo oEclsIoN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17.-Anoth CT promising light weight loomed up on the pusilistic horizon when One Round" Hogan. of this city, was given the decision over Johnny Fray ne after twenty rounds of one sided milling today. It wSs case of a hard hitter against good defense fighter. Hogan had his man almost out at several stages of an unequal contest. It Is a well earned decis- Ion.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
AVIATION MEETING.

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 17.-Ten avia tors have signed for the flying events which begin at Dominguez next Sat urday. Two Wright aeroplanes were taken to the field today. Lath- am's Antoninette monoplane was al- so taken to the field and tonight with the trial biplanes is housed in hang ars which carpenters finished yester- day. One feature of the coming meet will be the exhibitions of man carrying kites. flown by Samuel Per kins, the companion of Lieut. Ger. icke, in the German balloon DusseI- dorf in a flight from St. Louis to Lake Kiskisink, Canada several months ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
RANcHMAN MURDERED.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Dec. 17.-An- drew Russell a wealthy stock rais- CT and farmer, residing two miles
 south of this city, was shot and kill ed at his home tonight by ar un- known. A sheriffis posse Is search ing for the assailant. Russel was called to the yard. and few mom- ents later the family were startled by four shots. They rushed to the door and were met by the father who st tgered into the room and fei,
 dead. Members of the family heard the murderer ride away on horse back. .
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
PRlzEF,cHTER DIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Itec. 17.-Ed- ward tKidD Gardner, a local light weight died in the hospital from in juries recebed last night in a bout with John Ksin. Gar1ner. who was 21, never regained consciousiess af- ter he was sent co the floor for the final count with a fracture of his skull. Kain, who is 22, is in the county prison, and the magistrate has refused to accept hail
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
WILL SUBMIT TO RESPIRATION

WAorfiIVOIO-Ns 10. V. HcN. ff' Chairman Knapp of the interstate commerce commission has received attenuation from both parties to the controversy over wages between sixty-ore railroads west of Chicago and their engineers, that they were agreed to mediation under the Erd- man act. This was requested by the railroads officials. Subsequent,y the railroads compromised with the engineers, whose officials also agreed to mediation. The ..Klihood is that the controversy may % to arbitrar tion, in which event the two par lies vii, each select an arbitrator and the mediators a third.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
PRISONER GAGGED.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 17-Joseph Murphy refused to refrain from talk ing in Municipal Judge ThoInson'S court today so the court had him gag ged with a towel Mrs. Oliver Boyd caused Murphy's arrest on the charge of attacking her. She was testifying when the prisoner said: She isn't telling the truth judge" Silence" ordered the court, but Murphy would not keep quiet. Finally the judge had a towel wrapped around Mur- phys head and across his mouth When the case was dismissed, the towel was removed. q told you she
 -" began Murphy again. Good tight" ahouted the judge. courts adiourEed'
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
CHANGE IN NATIONAL FORESTS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 17.- President Taft today signed a procla- nation eliminating from the nation al forests Of California, Colorado D and woming. 246.06S acres as being chiefly valuable for agriculture, and has added to the forests, s9,533 acres. This makes total changes to date as follows: Eliminations, 4,555,s6l acres; additions 2,157.ols acres, loss to forests 2,33S.94s acres. The changes made today in Cali fornia forests were: Cleveland for est. eliminated 22,s7s acres; added 2,712 acres; Shasta forest, elimin- ated 1s7.S0s acres: added 26,7s1 acres; Trinity forest eliminated ss.- s74,, acres; added 50.3o4 acres
 There was transferred from the Shasta to the Trinity forest so,227 acres.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
MARVELLOUS SHOT.

PHOENIX, Dec. 17.-A marvellous shot was fired this eyenina when L. J. Fremau, employed in a garage, dropped a revolver accidentally. The shot struck one of Frcman's toes and glancing, passed through the body of the esrags bookkeeper, Glen Eye stoas from hip to hip touching no vital or important organ.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
eNroMeEp MINERS DEAD.

DENVER, Dec. 17.-After finding .our dead bodies of the eDtombed miners at the Leyden mine where a fire broke out Wednesday night Ind cut of the escape of ten men, the rescuers today almost immediate ly encountered hugs cave-ins which makes it impossible to rescue any more of qhe entombed miners to- night. It is thought that all are dead Governor Shafroth today sent word to Inspector Dalrymple in charge of the rescue work to meet him at the capital tomorrow and re port on the conditions as he found them in the Leyden mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
FLIES OUT OF SIGHT.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 17.-John B. Mois sant went to the height of 9,3ei feet today, if his baroghph read true. This is within 1,135 feet of the worlds record. He disappeared iron sight. To attest to the frigidity of the t-gher atmosphere, Moissant trought pack a coating of ice. The ne,.I parts of his car were covered with frost and particles of ice form ed about his motor.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
AERoPLANE RACES.

ATLANTA, Dee. IA race be- tween J. 4. D. NeCurdy, in a 60 horse power aeroplane and James Ward, in 24 horse power baby" Cur tiss. marked the close of the avia- ton meet this .3 ternoon- Ward won on every point, remaining in the air 36 minutes and II seconds. McCurdy flew 20 minutes. eugene Ely came to grief when, after a flight of nearly mile the stand pipe on the aeropIane fell, splinterins the propeller while about one hundred feet in the air. Ely landed safely.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
FATAL LANDSLIDE.

NAPLES. Dec. IA landslide at Pisciotta. province of Salerno. today caused the death of four persons and serious injury to several. One house collapsed and nine were dam aged
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
pHoNocRAPH AT FUNERAL.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. 17.-Phono graphic music supplanted the usual singers at the funeraz of Mrs Byron McClelland. widow of the widely kpown turfman and one of the veal thfest women of the south.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
eueA IS APPOINTED

WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. IT, (Special)-A. F. Fuga has been ap- uointed postmaster at Sedona, vice M. l.. Schneb.y, resigned.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
 BUSHES TROOPS
 TOSEAT 0F WAR
Massing of 5000 Soldiers Re- ported in Cerr0 Prieto tor Crushing the Rebellion
 in That Quarter
RAILROAD OFFICIALS
 LOOKING FOR HELP
Fight at Ojinga Said To Have Been a DraW-HorSeS
 Cross To U. s.

FL PASO, Dec. 17.-Sanriago Ham bleton. a merchant of Parral. Mexico. brought the news today that the gov ernment is rapidly massing 5000 ad- ditional troops in Cerro Prieto coun- try for the purpose of crushing the rebellion. The troops are stationed at Durango, Sinaloa and different points in Sonora and have been or dered to the unsettled section by forced marches. Three battalions, it is reported, have left Mexico City. The same authority estimates the armed insurIectionists around Chi huahua at 5000. No further disturb ances have occurred at Parral but business is at stand still.
 Agents of the Mexican Northwest ern railroad in this city today are trying to engage engineers and oth- CT train men to operate traSns.
 Owing to the threatening attitude of the insurrectos old employees have refused to work and the road is tied up.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
rHe wEATHeR.

ARIZONA-Fair Sunday; snow at night in the north; fair in south Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Dec. 17.- An engagement at Ojinaga, between the Mexican troops and insurrectos is reported as having taken place last night It is described by wire today as a draw. Nineteen govern ment horses with saddles and sabres and four pack mules that came this side of the river during the fight are reported in the possession of Ameri- can customs officials.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-18
CALLS THE WAR CRY FEVER 0F
 EXCITE
Andrew Carnegie Praises Rep
 resentative TaWney for The Stand Taken in Reference to Nations Unpreparedness

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 17.-- The stand taken by representative Tawney, chairman of the h'use con,- mittee on appropriations, regarding the report from the war department concerning the country's prepared ness, brought the following letter from Andrew Carnegie today; My Dear Mir. rawney; In military and naval circles offices seem to have some fever of madness these days. May I express my admiration for the stand you are taking. Stick to it. don't believe Woods and Dickinson's views are shared by those in authority, and surely the American people Cannot be stam- peded into absurd expenditures"
 THERE IS NO WAR SCARE
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. IT, A special meeting of the cabine. was held at the White House this afternoon. It was attended by all the nine members and lasted from 3 o'clock until half past six. The length of the meeting gave rise to rumors that it had been called in connection with war scare,' which has been disturbing Washington for the last week.
 This was denied, and it was said the cabinet had devoted itself en- tirely to unfinished routine and departmental matters Left over from yesterdays session.