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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-26
SAYS FEAR MADE
HIM SHOOT WIFE
Mcconnell, Founder OF Cult,
Declares She Wrought
Upon His Mind
MADE HIM BELIEVE
HE WAS INSANE
Man Supposed to Be Dement,
ed, Arrested in News
paper Office While
Telling of Crime

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.--Andrew
Mcconnell. founder Of the cult OF hu-
man electricity. as a universal cure,
who shot his wife. Marion D. McCon-
nell. In her home at Ocean Grove. N.
j.. Sunday morning. was arrested late
this afternoon as he was writing a
story Of the shooting at a report
ers desk In the office OF the New
York Times.
From the rambling story he had
written OF the shooting and what
prompted him to attempt the life of
his wife. from whom he had appar-
entity been divorced. it Is believed that
Mcconnell IL demented.
According to the story given out
At the Office OF the Times, Mcconnell
went to that office this afternoon
and announced who he WAS
Il want To give myself up" he
said; how shall | so about IT."
He was taken into the editorial
rooms and kept in conversation with
several of the reporters. In the snean
time word had been sent to the po-
lice and a detective WAS sent to the
Office. Mcconnell willingly accom-
panied MIN 10 Tue SlAJOA RoAsc, AAu
kept rambling conversation with the
detective all the way to the lookup.
Thought Wife Was Harmin& Him.
From the story he had written
when he was arrested. 1t is believed
that he was under the impression
that his wife had been harming him
in his misunderstanding Ills by els-e-
tricity.
At the station house he said:
~ shot my wife because she was
always mating rue believe I Was Ia
same She vtllifies me TO different
people and has run my character
down. don't want to go back to
New Jersey. for they will put me
back a. they did before. ! want to
get my own lawyer
He gave his address at the Gfand
Park Hotel. Michigan avenue, Chi
caxc. He said he WAS thirty-seven
years old.
The condition Of the injured wo-
man was greatly improved today The
bullet struck her in the neck at the
base Of the brain. but emerged after
circling under the skin two inches.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
CHAS. 4. WHITE ON
 ELECTION OF LORINER
Man Whose Charges Origin ally Bared Scandal
 TeStifieS

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Chas. A White. who after running the ga- nut from street car conductor to member Of the Illinois legislature confessed to receiving money to vote for William Lorimer for the United States senate, began today to reel of his story before the sen ate Lorimer committee.
 He was the first witness at the previous L0rimer investigation. His examination is expected to last three or four days. He produced many testimonials of good character and ability from the schools he had at- tended in his youth and from for mer empio yers. The witness said that before he was elected 10 the legislature he had heard Of several men who had taken bribes and then exposed the bribers.
 He said he told his supporters -during the campaign that if he was elected he would expose any corruption at Springfield. but he denied saying he would take the bribe in doing so The witness Dro- duced letters from Lee O'Nenl Browne in reference. to the organi- zauon of the house. when the com nittee adjourned until tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
Personal Mention
Jaek Rice leLt yesterday for san

Jack Rice left yesterday for San Francisco.
 Harry Brown vent to Los Angeles yesterday.
 Miss Myrtle Ar5on left yesterday for Los Angeles.
 Sheriff John F. Waite of Tomb stone speut Sunday here.
 W. G. McBride os Courtland, Ariz, spent Sunday in the city.
 E. c. Dumas left yesterday for Hot Springs, Ark.
 J.. S. Toohey left yesterday for Los Angeles on business.
 Mrs. John Foster and son leave this morning for Phoenix
 Mrs. L. Gayle left yesterday for Los Angeles and other coast cities
 Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Bright of the Warren ranch spent Sunday -n Bisbee. George v. Long was in from his home at the Bisbee Extension sunday.
 " E. Mckee Jeff Sunday for Globe, AIlz, where he will spend a week.
 M. Boutwell,. prominent mining man Of Santa Barbara. Cal, is in the city.
 C. Meyer of Globe, a well known mining engineer, spent sunday in Bis- bee.
 W K. Flora has returned from q stay of g month at Pacific slope re sorts.
 Dr. F. E. shine lee Sunday for Los Angeles. where he will spend @ Hees or more.
 D. M. Patdsoa. who has been in thi city for several days, left Sunday fol Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Charles Mahon left yesterda, for Los Angeles. Wkere-sae will spens several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
HELPING TIE NEEDY

The report of the charity eom- mittee of the Bisbee board of trade for the month of July, just completed. showing the total of charity dispensed by the right and lett hand of charity" forms an interesting chapter of life among the weary and heavy laden. The report says:
 Among those given help were two elderly women. without a main stay and support. Both were plac- ed in a position to contribute 10 their own support temporarily"
 "A little twelve year old girl, from a family of nine children de- serted by the father, and the moth CT ill, appealed to the secretary of the committee for work in order that che might help support the big family. The family was sup piled with groceries and the little girl was placed in a good home where she could obtain her board and clothes. Her troubles were all solved when the father of the flock returned and obtained employment" ."
 Relying on sweet charity from Albuquerque to San Francisco" is the journey being made by man who appealed recently to the char ity committee for aid. He sustained a fractured leg at Albuquerque some time ago and was there without relatives or friends. Charitable peO- ple of Albuquerque sent the man as far as Fl Paso and the charity association there furnished him with transportation as far as Douglas But at that point he was sent of or a tangent Charity there sent bim up to Bisbee and the charity committee after giving him food and lodging Forwarded" him to Benson, where he has a friend. who he seem ed confident would help him further along towards home
 One widow with two children ap- pealed to the charity committee for food and clothing for the tvo chil. dren The investigation Of Miss Cummings led to the discovery that the widow herself was dispensing charity in caring for two Ettle or phan boys, who had been taken ia bv this widow to share her humble crust and shelter.
 Charity oftentimes has 10 circum- vent pride, which like 6 gauHt starv- ing eagle. stands militant to guard her starving eaglets, hiding with dropping wings tho poverty of the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

Mae Mosler Of the Phelps Dodge company at Eaeozari, Sonora, is in the city on business.
 W. Il. Forbes of El Paso is in the city, returning from vacation trip tC Pacific coast points.
 Mrs. E. E. EHinwood entertained at bridge Friday afternoon. About 40 ladies were present.
 Dr. L. c. G1nzaIes has returned from a months vacation spent in Los Angc- les and San Francisco.
 p. c. Beckett Of the Copper Queen Mining company left Saturaa~ fo Quebec, Canada, where he will speld his summer vacation.
 Miss E. H McAIlister. cashier at the J. R. Angius store, left yesterday for HOldenwille, Okla, called there by a telegram announcing the death of 3 relative.
 J. '. Graves, local agent Of the El
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
DEMOCRATS SUPPORT
 HE FREE LIST BILL

WASHINGTON, JeIy Slider two lengthy caucases today the democratic senators late tonight unanimously decided 10 support the farmers' free list bill passed by the house and which will be voted upon tomorrow in the senate.
 At the same time the democrats of the house committee on ways and means. at a meeting tonight formally decided 10 recommend to the house tomorrow that it ask the senate for a conference on the wool ;arin bill.
 Just where the insurgeat republi- cans stand tonight is not certain In the senate today it deTelofed, in the debate on the free list bill. that some of the proposed insurgeat republican amendments would not cucumber that measure, especially the Cummins and Bristow amend- ments.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
THE HERPIcfDE GIRL. Says Everyone Can Have BesUtifu
 Hair

f1aF
 l am really ashamed of some or my girl friends when J look at their asir. There is no sense in having such looking heads. J. simply shows that while they may be scrupulously neat tB every ether way. they are careless about their hair.
 Thin. scraegg, Uispy hair general ly indicates dandrua and dandrIH ls caused by a germ. NeWbro's Her picide will kill that germ and keen the scalp as clesn and healthy as can be. This permits the hair Co grow naturally and luxEriantly. That terrible itching which goes with dan druH stops with almost the first ap- riicatton.
 Sulsiiues or remedies said to be ~f1st as good ere sometimes offer ed. but it is better to buy the gen nine original germ killer, Newbr0 g Herpicsde There is no guesswofk about that preparation. 4 trial isn't nccessalys just buy a bottle aed use 1t. The results are sure to he beitr than yoa expect.
 For sale at drug ztores. One dollar sire bottles arc euaranteei Applications obtained al the better barber shops. Send 1oc ia postage for sample and beck Q Tae Hef2i c.de Co., Dept. l., Detroit. 4llc@.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

Paso & Southwestern, returned Satpr- day from vacation trip to points on the Pacific coast.
 Miss Hemrstead of the Copper Queen hospital nursing staff, will leave today for the coast, where she will spend her vacation.
 George B. St. John of South Bis bee. after meeting with a painful accident in the oliver mine, has returned to work again.
 Chas. L. POindexter, chief surveyor of the Tombstone Consolidated Min ing company of Tombstone. was in the city Sunday, registering at the Copper Queen hotel
 c. E. Van Barnereld, professor of mining at the University of Mime sota at Minneapolis, who has been in the city several days. left yesterday for Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

did not break out again before sending the check. Sincerely yours, Mary Louise Maddox, 610 Ma. son St, Dallas, Texas.
 Stencils Eczema Liquid does not only cure eczema; it cures all akin and scalp diseases. This h. quid is pure white. It penetrates. puriies, stops all itching at once aud heals. For sale by your local druggist Bisbee Drug Go, Bisbee, Arizona. Price si. per bottle. Pre- pared by Park Chemical Co, San Antonio. Texas. 113.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
ECZEMA ON BACK 6 SCALP. Gives s25 for Curing Her With
 Stenzel Eczema Liquid.

Park Chemical Co, San Antonio. Texas. Gentlemen: By referring to your correspondence you will find a letter from me, written last Sept
 ember q year ago, in which l said l would send you a check for S25, if your liquid cured my skin dis ease which affected portions Of my body, my neck and extended partly into my scalp. We'll here Is the $25 enclosed--I ara cured. Ia fact l have been cuFsd over four months now. but I thought best to wait a feR monthsl 10 see If t
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
IOWA LEADERS
 WANT SUPPORT
(COntinued from Page l)~

tAQlkA4AEu AAIAl 1ssO -#l
 providing it is clear that he will be nominated. If. however, the chances of some strong progressive repubil can for securing the nomination seem good, it is just as sure that the delegation will not be a Taft GelegatEou. This is in accordance with the plans which Senator Cumnins and Lis friends are ION formulating
 It is now almost certain that no fight will be made iu the state con Vention to secure q La Toilette dele cation. Little activity in Iowa along that line is looked for by politicians familiar with the conditions in the state. Twenty-six delegates will be selected, two from each of the congressional districts and fcur at large. Of the delegates chosen m . the district conventions, some an- doubtedly will be instructed for Taft and others will not be. It is prob able that among the uninstructed there will be A number of anti-Tatt men who will refuse 10 vote Tor hin unless he is sure that he will be nominated.
 Simply Want Approval
 The fight in the state convention eiI concern the resolutions and the attitudes of the four delegates at large toward President Taft. The opnonents of Taft will seek to pre- vent instructions. But it will no5 be the uarposa to make primarily a fybt upon the nomination Of Taf3. What the republican leaders Of Iowa want most is the approval of the state sn the stand that they have taken in congress in regard to reei- prOcity.
 It is a well known fact that Sen stor Cummins is far more anxious for the state of Iowa 10 go On rec ord as opposed 10 reciprocity than he is for it to declare itself against Taft He does not care particular ly for an and-Taft delegation What Le wants is one opposed t0 reclproe- fty. The same Is. true or the other progressives Of the state who have no particular liking for President Taft It Is quite possible that if La Toilette. Cummins CT some other pro gressive should loom up unezpected- Iy strong in the convention, a large lsart of the delegation would undOubt- e6ly g0 to thaf progressive
 The plans Of the republican lead CTS of Iowa indicate what viii be attempted in Iowa before the state convention next spring. On the oth- CT hand. the friencs of President Taft fn the state Will not be idle. or allow any such plan to be put into effect without it's being ehal lenged. They will fTy equally hard 10 get the convention to indofse Taft and reciprocity.
 Each side Is making plans for the struggle. It will be bitter to the end. The eyes of the whole nation win Len centered upon the outcome. lt will be the most notable instance oi ure-conTention campaigning in the political history or the country anc will make crisis in the republican par1x
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
Sofsness

This remarkable foot Bath remedy is Superior to Powder. Plaster or sa9s snd is s lars ieed to cdre Corns Cal.ouses. BuIduEs, Frost. lies. Cailblairs lnsrpw-ng Nsiis, Tired, Aching, Swollen, Nervoas, .s-reaiy, B'G : 2eallg Feet
 sn.,i;cr Seces "a, be Worn by us.ng TIz. because. t puts and keeps the feet in perfect condition.
 TIZ Is for sale at all druggists, .s cents per box or direct if you wish from Walter Luther Dodge & Co, Chicago, IL.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July sl-- Nat Goodwin appeared in Q stock company for the hrst tme in his career on the stage Of inc Audiio- riGm here this alteracoB, playing bis old part in Augustus Thomas play, lu MizzcuTa.'
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

family fr2m the pityiug gaze Of the world. Such a case was encount. cred ty the charity committee last month. It was learned by the sec retary that the family was suffer ing for the bare necessities of life and rather than have the world know, they were starving 10 death starving in the midst of plente- ous Blsbee. The charity commit tee, confronted by pride, finally reached the sufferers through neigh bors, from whom they accepted aid
 The charity committee does not give aid without first ascertaining If such aid would be a benefit or a detriment to Its applicants Two applicants last month were refusel aid One of these was man who had spent the best part of his life in dissipation. without any incliEa- ton apparently to reform, but for tunateiy had no family to suffer. The other was a shiftless young woman, with an equally shiftless husband. who was informed that help could not be given by the committee except in the way of finding employment for her If she were willing to work. The young woman replied that she had never heen taught to work, and left the charity committees office never Co return. To help such a man would have encouraged dissipation and pauperism, and to help such wo- man could have enconrag ged shift- lessness in the extreme"
 fl
 "A manly little boy of 13 eyears has found a home where he may ol- tain his board and clothing for his modest hire He is one of a family of fine little boys, whom a harG- working father was trying to keep together. The mother died some lime ago. and while the father has tried with every power of his wits to keep the little flock together he has eventually failed and there is now another vacant chair in the humble home.
 Employment was obtained for SIX applicants during the month of July. some of it permanent and some tenn porary. Approximately $1G5 has been raid out during the month in charity work, seventy articles Of clothing have been furnished and ;5 calls were made by the secre- tary Of the charity committee in con nection with the work"
 EsTHTR CUMMINGS.
 Secretary Charity Committee
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01
NAT coOCWIN IN sTOCk

New s3ngs aHd Pictures RogaL
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

NsN son.. I'd rletlas.. nogaI.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

-Her lr9ther-s Ph.t0sTaRh' R0gal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

j. F. Graves. local agent Of the Fl
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

Mrs. Charles Mahon left yesterday for Los Angeles. Wkore-sae will spend several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-01

B. M. Patdsoa, who has been in the City for several days, left Sunday for Los Angeles.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
Zwofano natychmiast posie-

Zwo4ano natychmiast posie-
dzenie, a szanowni cz}onkowie
rady gminnej raczac sic pi-
wem uchwalili, re ZbaWiciel
nasz ma mice prawo obywa-
telstwa. ] Cd tego czasu istot-.
ME dzwonia w piatki W dzwon
najwiekszy.
P6zniej PREY trzezwej roz-
wadze przekonali sic obywa-
tele W Kalteru, re nieznany
ten podr6zny grubo ich "a
wstydzi1 ME z}a i'm da} nau-
czke. Ten zas opisa} to IDA
rzenie W bardzo pouczajacym
wierszyku, pokazujac, re ma
ca}ym swiecie tax sobie ludzie
postepuja, jak s}awetne oby-
watelstwo W Kaltern. Wsze-
die BOWEN tax sic die je, re
nieraz
1--we wielki dzWon uderza,
kto siebie sam wynosi,
Najmniejszy mu wystarcza,
gdy Bogu chwafe gfosi.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
Uczmy dZieci nasze cZytat
p1sac 1. movie 20 polsku.
Pan Bog %obywatelem
w Kaltern.

- Jakto? zapyta nieje-
den zdziwiony.
Ano talk: ]ristorya to praw-
DIVA j bardzo pouczajaca.
Kaltern jestto ia wioska W
Tyrolu, gdzie zyla wie]kiemi
1askami s}ynaca Marya Moerl,
kt6ra miafa objawienie. Wy
soko stercza tam wszedzie ska
liste CORY re spadzistemi scia-
mani, pokryte pc wielkiej
czesci lasami, a "a niemi kry-
je sic ia skromna tyrolska
wioszczyna, naokofo zas wi
dac porozrzucane ma g6rach
wsie, miasteczka, domy dwo-
ny i zamki, male6kie wpraw-
die W stosunku do otaczajacej
je przyrody, ale bardzo ma
lowniczy tworzace obraz. 10
vice jest kaitern i tudotqd
przyszed} razu pewnego pod
r6zny i wszedf spragniony do
gospody. RE. I
Podczas 'gdy rozmawia} z
gospodarzem, usfyszaf CLOS
dzwonka, cienki i piskliwy -
by} to najmniejszy dzwonek.
ma wiezy.
- COZ to macy? - zapy-
tai gosc gospodarza.
Prosze pana, odpowiedzia}
gospodarz, dis piatek, a
W piatek 8 godzinie jedenas-
tel rozpooze}o sic konanie ma
szego Zbawiciela, ola tego "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
CITY, Mo.
IL czerwca, 1911
S7anowny Redaktorze
Wiarnsa!

Wlarnsa!
=. Dawno JUL 0 Kansas City
ME byfo s}ychac mic we Via
.rusie. A my tn zyjemy i cos
robimy did: Polsk; j Wary.
Mie1iSmv tu Superinten.
denta szk6l publicznych, kt6-
~ egzaminowa}: dzieci a po'
tenn dal swiadectwo,. kt6re
prosimy umie6cic we Wiaru.
ie.zNiech ludzie wiedza, re
Kansas MEDIA sic, sni " lyle
ME pozostanie.
MielismY tn komunie pier.
VISA dzieci. Do Sto1u Pan.
skiego przystapi}o ~ dzieci
= az SERGE sic cieszylo ma
widok tel dziatwy pnacej sic
do Boga.
:: Many tn Stub co tvdzie6
prawie - ludziska sic zenia
by i'm cietlej by}oi weselej,
DO co diva to ME jedno.
Roboty ida, tylko jest tn
posucha. Wiecej nowin ma po-
tenn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
LA PORTE, Tex !.
II czer1ca, 1914.

II czerWca, 19ll.<
W niedziele 4go czerwca.
zosta} wyswiecony'ns nd. kapla-
ma polski kleryk X. Weisnes
rowski. Przyby} on do Ame.
ryki dopiero pred. ro]kiem
j tn uko6czyl studya Etsoio-s
giczne " Seminaryum y
La Porte, Tex 81 s't'
Mlody kap}an,; DO zaled%is
IS lat LEGACY odjechal WEI
czwartek do Nowego Yorkd
zkad uda edo: starego kss1e
ju " odwiedziny do swojajsi
jsszcze przyi 1yciusnnatki
rodze6stw wa. sPo1poWrUels.aE
Europy, obejmie parafie y
Galvestonekiej dyecezyi ped
Najprzew. ks. Biskupem NJ
Gallagherem.sSzcze6 mus
Boze " jego piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
Trzeba nam WARY.

lTZeDa udlll WARY.
Cay wiecie czyte)nicy las
kawi dlaczego mas wszytko
idzie tax iakby pc grudzie,
dIaczego miedzy nami lyle
partly i partyjek, dlaczego
tax czesto powstaj4 nowe, a
wala sic starsze. organizacye
Ii t1warzystwa, dlaczego tvle
seces, i i roz}am6w, lyle bla-
81 i blichtru W naszych. wy
etapieniach ma zewnatrz, a Ia
ka przerazajaca powjerzchow-
nose hasel i daze6 spo1ecz'
nych?
Otto brak nam WARY.
Brak WARY W to, by jake
kolwiek u%sifowania nasze "
interesie przysz}o6ci naszego
ispolec:z;e9,6stx va v II ym kraju
mog}y wog6le dobre wydac
Owoce.
Urobi}o sic tn / wzar}o po-
prostu W Krew przekonanie,
re przyszle pokolenia wyna-
rodowic sic musza. I to mas
rozgrzesza W kazdej s]abo6ci,
z kazdego ustepstwa, z kaz.
diego kompromjsu, z kaidei
nawet zbrodni. Wszystko bic
rzemy, ]ekko, DO i POGO wysi-
TEX POGO hart ducha, skoro
pradu amerykaniz acyi lad
ma sila zatamowaG niemoze?
l szerzy sic ia niewiara jak
zaraza, tamuje pclot, odbiera
silly, niszczy W zarodku mai
piekniejsze plany l dazenia.
1nieby}o dotad nikogo, kto
by gromko, Z Gaia potega pre-
konanla wygral nam hejna}
WARY:
Wary W niez}omna moe
n~arodowego ducha, WARY "
przyszlo6c, WARY W si}e VIA
snq i siie wytezonej wolf o,
g61u.
Me zjawi{ sic pomiedzy ma
mi wieszcz TAXI, kt6ryby "a:
palem j wiara wlasna porwai
ale i tax w4tpic nan
ME nalezy.
Mech wystap;a ma front
wszyscy ci, W! kt6rych piersi
wre zadza czynu, ozywionego
wiara, q skupieni W jedno O.
gnisko, wydobeda ze siebie
owa si@e wiesza, kt6ra ozy-
wi tum.
Move 2rzaeBszenie pracowni-
k6w pi6ra, mole j powinno
staG sic owym zbiornikiem sill
z kt6rego ,spaywat maia o&y-
we've prady WARY, ma osia-
biony obecnie nasz organizm
spoieczny. | ME potrzeba sic
lekac. !
.#sS#&5 .E.#F -aEE T-#4@L.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-06-22
KANSAS CITY, Kansas.

b cZerWca, 1911.
Wiel. ks. A. Smietana,
kosci6f sw. J6zefa
Kansas City, Kas.
Wielebny Ksieze:
Ninisjszem zycze aobie po-
nownie wyrazic podziekowa-
ME "a zaproszenie do odwie-
dzenia szkoly 5w, J6zefa. 3D.
wiedzifm te szko}e i. 5 Ger
wea. Znalazfem budynek
szko]ny.w dobrym stanie. Po-
koje byly schIudne, czysts i
wabtylowane. Bardzo
dobre wrazenie uczynily
grzeczno6e uprzejmosc die
CT szko!nych. Byiy hystre,
rozgarniete i 5wawe. Powita.
ME 20 strony Si6str nauczy.
cielek, ich u%przejmosc i ocho-
" pokazywaniu wszel-
kich szczeg6l6w swej piracy
bardzo mile uderzaly.
Egzaminowalem dzieci