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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
TOMBSTONE NEWS

hlqh School Ball a Great Success.
 Never in the social history or Tombstone has there been held more successful and thoroughly er- 'oyable affair than that given by the High school at Gage hall O. Tuesday evening
 The pretty hall was beautifully and -rtistifa iy decorated with black ana gold, the 1911 class color. and overhead line after line of pennants were hung as a decoration of Class II. Class 't2 and Class IS. At times the class wells added ring and cheer Q the happy throng.
 Many of the ladies' gowns were artistic and beautiful.
 The great feature of the evening vas the pretty grand march, led by Miss Eva WOlcott and Grant Warn CT. with atoat fifty couples partict rating. Tho BIacktu1n archC ra fnrnl he'd the music. Among those present were the Misses Eva Vol colt, Imcy Wo'cott. Mrs. Wolcott George Wales and wife. Misses ola prs NelTe Fowler. Mr and Mrs Boggs, Mrs. and Miss Kinsley, Mrs .anI Miss Irene English. Thomas and Mrs. Brant, ATS. Mead, Miss Car. 'vsn. Mrs ana Fdna Nevin. pr. and Mrs Hughart, Wm. Boyd, Mrs. r Walker. Mrs. Givigi. the Misses Me Fhe son and Mrs McPherson, MT FeIin, Arthur Harwooi, Nr. and Mrs Woolery, Miss Niblo. Miss Collins Earnest Ivey. Arthur Ivey. Grant
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rsreMell MhIst Party.

The Progressive Whist club wac entertained by Mrs. Stewart. Miss Lillian Puck and Mir. Frank Tsme- resf Cn Tuesday evening and a lnCst delight'nl time was had and some very good scores were made.
 Miss Ora Cantrill won the honor of the evening. winuins every glws e.cept one. Miss Helen Benedir carriei of tho consolation prize. De- liciors refresh--ents were served a' D o'c'o-k followed by several r'us'- cal numhers The happy guests bads poodbge to the hostess and host who will absent from the city ave society circles for some time. Miss Buck will leave in a few days for a visit at her home in Pomona. Car- fOrnia, and Mir. Demerest will take few weets leave of absence in June from his office at deruty county treasurer. It Is said Frank will not come bck alone after he has s-ent his vacation on the coast. Mrs. Stew art has left for her home at St. David.
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way to Hermosillo to take cnarge Or the state affairs. e
 On Thursday Major F. Nj. Randai srrived in Cananea accompanied Dy Lieut.. Rafael Gonzaies. The latter was wounded in the battle of Agua Prieta. Mai Raniall was formerly a physician In the employ of the SO nora railroad with headquarters at Emralme. but joined the Insurrectos and instituted a hospital corps.
 lsnacio F. Pezquiera. who was rrog1slouaI mayor of Cananem sor few days. and later appointed ITO. wis Onal prefect of the Arlzpe dls- i tr ct, is at present m the Son0ra river valley institnting provisional 1 governments m the many slnaii towns in that vicinity. His duties will keep him in that district fof | aDout ten days more.
 Manuel Ainza, the new collector O' revenue, returned rom ArlZpe % Thursday. where be went to take oy- ei the office. He nas brought his records of the office with h'm and the headquarters of the once wlii hereater be in Canansa, in the city hall.
 In q few days it is exDected that there will te but a few soldiers leu m Cananea, those to form the garri- son. All the tr0ons VIII be sent 10 the central rortion Of the state. as were atout goo earlier in the week. Their dutv will he to suppress the acts of bandits and the capturing ot the leaders of the many bands now o~erating throughout the state. Lat CT they will be sent 10 Ba1a Caii- Iornia on a like mission.
 Nearly everysdav additional troops are arriving in Cananea from the four roints of the compass. These iren have teen acting in a rather ln- deDen sent way and have all come here to ioin Cabralrs army. Cabrai stfil remains in Cananea and will I possibly remain here indefinitely.
 Cot. Garcia, one Of the rebel chiets. who took very prominent part iH the revolution Tn Sonora. l returned to his home in Huepac this week, retiring from the army. Col. Garcia Is an ol1 man and a cripple and he and Catral took part in ai- most every fight in the state.
 Col Medina. another Of the brave ! fDsurrecto learers, IS at present in ! Cananea coming here from Agua ! Prieta with h's con uland.
 Gen. Torrel'n, the provisional mil itary general of Sonora, is stiH mak- inc his headuuarters in Cananea. He will probably go to Hermosiilo next vee'y 10 maEe his headquarters Ire saloons in Cananea are stitl closed. being open c1ly one day since ordered closed by the federals
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-hen thev received word rom Ca braI for the surrender or the city, on May 12th. They will probably re- main closed until most of the troops have been sent out from town.
 There will te a meeting at the city hall Frlday ,lgnt for the pur- nose ot organzlng a coTnpFny TOT inc purrose Of starung a oaily Spanish newspaper he-e. The idea IS rcpular wlth, the leading MevicEn citizens and it IS possible that Cananea wlil h-ve another paper in very short time.
 During the past week the families of many of the federais who left town recently have gone to the states to join their husbands and 'athe-s and the trans out are crowd ed daily.
 I'ne Dand concerts in the plaza have heen resumed and the concert on Thursday evening was largely at tended. The con ~erI7 are given on 'undays and Thursdays.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-04
REIGNS
 OVER CANANEA
Madefstas in Complete Con trol in Sonora and the Peonle Are
 Satisfied

cANANEA, Son, Mex, June B. CSpeciall. R. Arnold, Auturo Carrillo and J. L. Carranco and iodr other yrisoners that wer2 former po- ucemen here under the old regrie, were released from the jail on Wed nesday night and are now tree. ihe three first mentioned men lett Gan anea nn Wednesday, nignt Tor the border, arriving in Naco early Thursday morning. On Thursday at- ternoon they were joined by thelr wives and left for Los Anseles.
 Arno'd. CarriDo and Carranoo are the three men who were arrested aboat ten days ago and released af- ter a Few days Imprisonment, but were again arrested following a pe- titlon TOT their rearrest Later chaTg- es were filed against them but some of the crimes charged against them could not be verified. Hen"e the of- ficials gave them their liberty and they at once left the country
 The charres will be henrd before the court. however. for the benefit of those who presented them to that tribunal
 The three men were of the party of fourteen arrested a few days af- ter the occupation Of the city 0y Juan Cabrai
 The city Is very quiet at present ana in a normal condition. Every budy seems satisfied with the pres ent conditions. It Is possible that when the elections are neld there vin be a little excitement.
 Take Over Nogaies-
 On Monday nignt Vice Governor Gayou went to Nogales where tiir. city was turned over to the new sd. ulinistration. On Wednesday ne pro ceeded to Hermosilio wnere that city was also passed to the control or the Maderistas. Gov. Maytoreno VIII be in Nogales on Saturday On hls
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Warner, Miss Ella Sanders. Miss Jesse sanders. Mrs Wm. Harwood Mir. and Mrs. Reed, Dora and Dorosh' Yosz. Mrs. Kringlcs Mir and Mrs igans. Mss Me grin, W. Melgrin. M Kendall. Mrs. and Miss Lillian Choai Americo Pisfonetti, Wm. ?. Clear Harry Pickett, James Simpson, 3iis Ona Black. Miss Nora Reeit Louit Kuchenbs-ker, Charles Blackburn Nrs Elsekbufn. Mir and Mrs. Julia Sulia Rocl1fellow. Jack RockfeToN H'r Hicks. Miss Grace Hicks. Mis Sadie Cowan, Miss Ellen Bencdicf Mr. and Mrs C. A. Mcdonald. Emil1 and Heien' McD7na,d. C. W. Black Roy Movfoot. John Scott. Mrs. P Mcdonald and others.
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Inc Readlnn and sewinn cluh.

The cub held their last meeting of the seeson at the home of Miss Helen Ahell. Soue of the members have taken a sumer TlG9sure tTin in the mountains and others will scon go for a vacation. There is al- ways soTe hing sad at these part ings. but the happy fall days are not so very far away. Dainty re- treatments were served and good byes were said.
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Tally-ho Party.

4 party of young neople went to the vicinity of Cochise Stroughold on Tues av in a tallvho with George Wales driving a fo1r-'n-hand
 The rartv TeTort having had a delightful time in that historic sec ton. among the wild picturesque scenes of other days with the In- dians. Among those of the INrty were George Wales, Mrs. Wales Ed. Hicks. Wm. Hicts. Mrs Grace Hicks. MT. ouis Kuckenbecker and Miss Sadie CoWan.
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Prove what swamp-ROOt WII Do For Y0p
ChNANEA NOTES

CANANEA. Son, Mex, June B. (SpeciaD Miss Grace Hillman and Fred Davidson 6rove to Del Rio on last Suniay, where they took the train for the statCSI, evidently bent on marriage. The relatives Of the young lady have not heard from ner since leaving here last Sunday, and 1t is thought by them that the cou- ple are now man and wife. They have Teen engaged for some time, and it was the intention to be mar ried in the east, where the parents of Miss Hillman rest1e. Int it s presumed that they did not care to postpone the marriage. Their return is expected daily.
 The local British subjects are ar ranging to give a banquet on the night Of the 22nd in honor Of the coronation of King George. and q committee has been selected to make the arrangements. Reprtsen- tatiyes of foreign countries residing he'e, together with Mexican off cials, will te invited to take part in the banquet as guests of the sub tects of King George. An elaborate banquet is planned and the British CTS expect to ont do themselves in hospitality on the occasion.
 A fire on Friday morning destroy cd the chicken house and outbuild- ings in the rear of Ire residence of F. E Nicho.s. The place is lo@ateT on the h'll in the rear of the Cananea club and before water could be turn cd on the flames the buildings were in ruins. Poth the Mesa and Ron quillo departments responded to the alarm in quick time.
 J. P Mills and family left on Thursday hernon for New York. where tHey will emtark for Scotland, Mir. MilB' native land. They will take in the coronation of King George.
 James Clayton, manager of the hardware department of the Cananea stores, left on Thursday for Peaver Falls, N. r., where, it is reported, turn with his bride in about six weeks.
 The Ladies auxiliary of the Can anea club held a regular meeting at the club rooms on Thursday. Mrs. J. N. Hauser was hostess and the prizes were awarded to Mrs. c. |. HcReynolds, first, and Mrs. c. 4. BaUrer, second.
 Mrs. Haney entertained the Brhdge club at her home on Friday after noon.
 Mrs. R. L. Hawes entertained with a ltncheon on Wednesday.
 J. Nj. R. Aeeda has been selected by the city as teacher of English ar the putli schools.
 J. N. Acosta was in Naco this week on a business mission.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Carbaial went 10 Fl Paso on Thursday afternoon for q ehoTt visit.
 Bert Mcdonald left for Buffalo, N. r., on Thursday to spend his vaca- ton.
 Mrs. Meredith went to Mcrenei on Thursday where she will poin her husband who preceded her there 10 prepare a future home.
 Vic. Hendrickson left for Calumet. Mich. on Thursday, where he will visit with relatives for a month.
 Attorney C. I. Mckeynclds is in gfstee.
 J. J. Swans returned from a busi- ness trip to Fl Paso on Thursday. 4 lex Mackinney of Cen. I onielfn' s staff returned from Agua Prieta on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Victoria MacgTesor. the Widow Ta'amantes" of the Douglas war correspondents. returned home Tuesday after an absence of several IT onths, during which time she as- s.sts3 the ifss==ectos.
 J. P. Ferhns7n was in Nogales this week On a business nission.
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Personals.

Mrs. Charles Bowman arrived in this city on Tuesday and will spend some days in Tombstone as a guest of her sister. Mrs Paul Murphy.
 John A. RockfeTow and family have gone to their slmer home at Cochise Stronghold, where they will sTenG the sumner months.
 Fa~rv raoia returned home from tFe northern raTt of the territory, where he has been for some months.
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stepsortloon Lecture.

On Tuesday evenin~ the Rev. Ben- edict gave a very enjoyable lecture at the Congregational church.
 The audience had the pleasure of seeing the climb from Maniton over tte old. trail Fefore the incline was built up 10 Pite's Peak and 1t was highly interesting. Short side trirs 10 the beauty srots in California was also a delight.
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MenoraI eervlcesL

Col A., l.. Grow and Judge J. F Duncan delivered memorial address es at the Congregational church Sunday morning Tuesday being MeTor day, the usual custom Of devofine one service to nav tribute to tfe honore7 dead on the Sunday before the official day was followed
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Takine h the Sights in Europe.

Dr. and Mrs. Sloane of Courtland. who was formerly a very popular traveling in Europe and when last heard from they were in Vienna.
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Stone in Bladder Removed
 Without Surgical Operation

In the Spring of I9oA, I was confined to my bed with kidney trouble aud thought that l would never recover. l took lot of medicine but did not realize any benefit fiom anything. Ihnaliy saw Dr. Kiluner's Swanip-RoOt advertisement and sent for sample bottle and thought tle sample bottle helped me, sol bought more of the medicine from my Druggist. and after using few bottles discharged very large stone from my bladder. After passing this stone my health was very much improved and have been able to continue my business without any serious sickness.
 ]. L. KNOWLES,
 Headland, Ala. Personally appeared before me this Sth day of September, 1909, J. Lotus Knowles who subscribed the above state uent and made oath that the same Is true in substance and in fact.
 ]. ". WHIDDoN,
 Notary Public. Prove What Swamp-RoOt VIII Do For Tor Send to pr. Kilmer & Co.,. Bingham ton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. lt will convince anyone. Nou will also'TeceiVe a booklet of valuable information, telling sll about the kidney sand bladder. When h..4,-4s De suie abd uSuilou tlii- paper Regular fifty cents and one dollar size bottles for sale al nil drug stores.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
OPEL|KA GETS
 CATHOLIC CHAPEL Beautiful Memorial Will Be Erected to Mother
 Clement

Opelika, April 15.-(Speoial.) )-This city has been selected by the Alumnae associ- alton of Mt St. Joseph's college, German town, Pa, in which to erect a chapel in memory of Mother St. Clement. the late superior general of the sisters of St. Joseph. This Alumnae association had two sites under consideration for placing ir Porto Rico.
 Opelika was chosen as the most propI- tious place, this city being located in a district of several counties in charge of the Venetian Fathers of the eastern prov ince of the United States, whose head the very Rev P McHale as provincial.
 Until recently there has been no Cath olic church in this city or it's vicinity. In November last the handsome home of Capt. J. l.. Dean, with it's beautiful lawns, was purchased and St. Mary s Mission House was established and dedi- cated Two priests of this province, the Rev. Thomas Mcdonald and the Rev Josep Mickey, have since been laboring iii the Opelka district, where there are very few Catholics. The new chapel to be erected under the auspices of the Catholic Church Extension Society of the United States, will be built at once and will be dedicated on St. Clements day, November 23, 1911
 It is coincident of interest that this chapel of the Catholic church should bear the same name, or similar as that of the beautiful and handsome new hotel, 'The Clement" which was named for little Clement Torbert, the son of MT. c. c. Torbert of this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Doctors Pronounce
 Diabetes Cured
DeSpaired of Relief, but was Re- stored to Health by Warmers
 Safe Diabetes Cure.

"Although I was very doubtful as to whether I could be cured of Dia- betes, with which I was suffering, I commenced taking Warmers Safe Dia- Betes Cure on the recommendation of a friend. The result Is that I am now restored to perfect health, having been so pronounced by my physicians. I can conscientiously recommend this medi- cine to any one afflicted with a similar ailinent." John Heller, 419 Adams St.. Rochester. Pa.
 Diabetes is one of the most dan gerous diseases known-and common ly proves fatal. In all cases of diabetes use Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure imme- diately.
 Warner's Safe Diabetes Cure is sold at $1.25 a bottle, and will be sent, if you cannot get it at your druggist accept no substitute; Warmers Safe Cure, for the kidneys, liver and blad- der, is put up in two sizes and is sold by all druggists at soc and $1 a bottle; and Warmers Safe Pills, for constipa- ton and biliousness, are 25 cents a package.
 If you have never tried Warmers Safe medicines send us your name and address. We will send you either a sample of Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure or Warmers Safe Cure. together with a sample of Warmers Safe Pills, free of charge. All we ask is that you mention The Birmingham Age Herald when writing Warmers Safe Cure Co., Rochester, N Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16

Decatur, April 15.-(Speolal.) )-That de- tectives are here in Decatur shadowlnG the filibustering delegation of the Ten nessee state legislature is believed by them. As a result the members of the delegation are keeping close to their hotel and with the exception of short walks on the streets they rarely ever leave the hotel at all.
 The legislators are figuring on leaving Decatur early next week, but just where they will go has not yet been decided. There are in Decatur now several hotel men from Mississippi and other places offering the legislators inducements to visit their cities and offers to throw open the doors are quite numerous from vari- ous places throughout the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
YOUNG OTTO HOWARD
 DIES SUDDENLY

Prattville, April 15.-0Special.) lotto Howard, son of w. A. Howard of this city, died at his fathers home on Chest nut street last night, after a short illness caused from indigestion. Young Howard was about 23 years of age native of this city, and was one of the most promising young men of the county. The funeral services were conducted at the residence by the Rev. E. T. Smith, pastor of the Baptist church, and the remains were in- tered at Oak Hill cemetery at o'clock this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
HOTEL MEN AND DETECTIVES
 ARE TRAILING LEGISLATORS

we stand for high morals" said one of the members, and anyone who says that we have been guilty of any immoral conduct while in Decatur tells wilful lie' It had been rumored here that some of the members had been guilty of imbiblng little and visiting the question: able resorts of the city. This the mem bers of the delegation deny most emphati- cally.
 Tomorrow the delegation will attend Easter services in a body at the St. Johns Episcopal church, New Decatur. On to- morrow morning the Masons of the De- ca turs will attend the services at this church in a body, the services being es- pecialy for the Masons. In the Tennessee delegation there are a number of meln- bers of the Masonic lodge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
REPORTED KILLING
 NEAR HALEYVILLE

Haleyvillc, April 15.-(Special )-There is a late report from Delman that Eli Henson of that place was killed late Friday afternoon by D. M. Tucker but at this time no details can be obtained.
 The Fisher Shipp Concert company rendered the closing number of the ly- ceum course in the High school audi torium yesterday.
 The Traders and Farmers bank have moved into their new quarters and the handsome mahogany and marble fixtures are much admired. The fraternal orders of the town gave banquet and social tonight to open the hall which has been built by them over the bank
 Judge J. J. Curtis, the new judge of the Walker and Winston circuit will preside as toastmaster. Plates will be laid for 1sO guests and music and speeches will follow tho repast The Masons and Wood men are very proud of their hall and hope to furnish it in fitting and ap- propriate manner.
 Haleyvile has today gained a new cit izen. William P. Lakeman, with his wife and two children, arrived in the morn- ing from Southampton, England. His brother, F.. P. Lakeman, cashier of the Traders & Farmers bank. has lived here many years and they had not seen each other for F years.
 John Dodd has commenced the erection of large, two-story brick business build-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
French Woman Is Deported

New York, April 15.-Although Mrs. Annie Gould, a tall and attractive French woman, declares she is married, has two children, owns more than S100,000 in cash and property, and has been in this country 10 years. she was deported today as an undesirable alien The case had its origin in Portland, Ore. where she was charged with con- ducting disorderly houses. es,fi4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
CHANGES MADE IN
 CONVICT BOARD

Montgomery, April 15.-(Special)-L. F. Greer of Choccolocco has been named as associate member of the state convict board, and Dr. J. Y. Fowler of Dothan has been named physician memper by Gov. Emmet O'Neal who today an- nounced the appointments.
 MT. Greer succeeds Hugh Wilson of Opelika, and Dr. Fowler succeeds pr. w. A. Burns of Sheffield.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Your Fortune Told! !
Past, Present and Future All
 Revealed
Wonderful Revelations That Will Sur
 prise, Mystify and Help You

Let send you test reading of your life as re- vealed by the above, that will surprise mystify and aid you. | will convince you that there is truth in Asrology that 1t will point out the success in love. health, wealth and marriage Will tell what profession to fellow to be most successful of changes come and mistakes to avoid.
 Wonderful revelations of the past. present fu- ture everything revealed: tells if your friends are false or true. if you will than or be divorced. Are yop in trouble. perplexed and at a loss what to do to greatest desires Write to me and be convinced that Astrology is a science. and that it help Put me to the test and let me prove 1t to you.
 No matter what your past experience has been or what your present trouble may be, I help you. Questions answered and advice given that will bring you good luck and in love. courtship and financial matters
 Send the date of your birth. and enclose G cents in postage I8c); write plainly, and you will hear from promptly.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
THE I. c. OFFICIALS
 ASK CONTINUANCE

Chicago, April 15.-Judge Marcus A. Kavanaugh today overruled motions for continuance of the cases of the in- dicted former officers of the Illinois Central railroad who are accused of grating" from the company by means of alleged padded car repair bills.
 Hearing on the demurrers which were filed by Frank B. Hartman, John M. Taylor and Charles l.. Ewing and which attack the legality of the in- dieting grand jury was set for April 29.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Eight WOrkmen Injured

Philadelphia, April 15.-Eight work men were fatally injured and dozen others were badly scalded by the burst ing of large crucible containing mol ten steel at the Midvale Steel works here this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
Half Million
 Dollars

Would be Cheap for this 600 acres of Mineral Land. if surface indications count for anything.
 Any party who will aid in prospect ing this property can have half interest for $7500 cash-and if profitable ore is not found owner will forfeit title to other half interest. Call at room PIP Farley Building. Birmingham, Ala. or phone Bell 1929.