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Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09
WINCHESTER CUNNING
 FOR WHITE SLAvERS
aChriStian Volunteers" Com mander Begins Operations
 in the Southwest

The Salvation Army is 10 have com netiticr in the soul s3ving hnSiness. Tke new army of reclamation $ the Christian Volunteers" the name be- ing taken from the militant relisions hymn. Onward Christian soldiers.
 The array has Lot yer occupied Bis bee. but it i headed this way. An officer of the army is in Fl Paso. on the first Ian of southwestern inva- sion. and he is expected 10 arrive in Bisbee soon.
 The particular purpose of the Chris ian Volunteers in the west is to fight the white slave traffic. which, according to Col Sirl Winchester, the officer at El Paso. is worse in the west than anywhere else. The col onel is at Fl Paso to get sl.O0e which Fl Paso has been assessed as its pro rata Of the campaign ammunition.
 It is said that the Christian Vol unteers have no army---only officers, who wear uniforms much more saudy than those worn by the Salvation Army officers and men. The new or ganization claims to be non-seetarian and converts may join any church they wish. The Christian Volunteers is incorporated. with headquarters al St. Louis SaR Antonio is headquar- ters of the western division, of which Colonel Winchester-which is a good name for a commander-is the chief officer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09
VERDICT RETURNED
 BY COROHER'S JURY
McClymons Shot By Harvey Hughes Is Declaration
 of Lowell Jurors

An inquest was held yesterday morning over the body of Ardley Me Clvmons, the miner who vas killed al Hughes House. on Man street, Lowell, Friday afternoon by Harvey Hughes. the ir nest being conducted by Judge Oven Murphy, assisted by a ~oroner's jury.
 The verdict of the jury was in ac- eordance with the facts. as related in yesterday mornings Review. to the erect that McClymons came to bis death by pistol wounds. the pis- tol having been used by Harvey Hughes.
 Court Reporter John w Walker of Tombstone was present and took down the testimony offered by wit nesses summoned before the inquest and District Attorney J. s. Williams was present to attend the inquest
 Hearing Next Thursday.
 Following the inquest. Judge Mur- phy set the preliminary hearing for Thursday morning at e.38 o'clock Hughes remaining in the Bisbee branch of the county jail until that time.
 Hughes was formerly deputy sheriff at Lowell and it is said that prior to the trouble which culminsted in the killing. Hughes aRd McClym- ons were good friends.
 The arrangements for McClymons funeral have not been made.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09
DR. EOMUNOSOA SAYS
 FAREWELL ID BISBEE
Ex-mayor Leaves for Los An geIeS, Where He Will
 Become Earmer

Dr. C. L. Edmundson left yester- day afternoon at 2-25 o'clock for Los Angeles. where he will reside in the future IL was not his intention. to leave earlier than the middle of July, but he was able to get his affairs here closed up earlier than he antic- ipated.
 The ex-maycrs family left over a month ago for the doctors new home in California. which is nine miles out from Los Angeles. Dr Edmundson will devote his time to the culture sf lemons. He retires from his profes- sion after a practice of 20 years. be- ing a graduate of the University of Colorado. He has been one of the most influential cisizens of Bisbee and has extensive business interests here. He sold out his interest in the C. x A. hospital, but he stated that he would not sever his connection with the Citizens Bank and Trust company and other business inter- ests.
 Dr. Edmundsou's severance of con nection with the business and pro- fessional life of the city was almost co-incident with his resignation as mayor. which occurred at a meeting or the city council Wednesday after noon. NJ. Newman being elected as his successor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09
ANXIETY IN BISbEE
 BECAUSE OF DISASTER
Many BiSbee People Are on Coast and Friends Fear
 for Safety

Considerable apprehension was felt for the ssrety Of several Bisbee peo- rle who are on the Pacific coast spend ing then vacation when the news of the wrerking or the steamer santa Rosa was read in The Review yesfar. day morning. Among those who were known tO have sailed from los n geles Friday afternoon for San Fra n cisco was Mrs NJ. A. Iachanre. chiel clerk at the Bisbee postoGioe, and this fact caused much anXissy 70 her friends here, who feare that she might have been on the ill-fated steamer
 The news dispatches indicated that tte steamer was a north bound steamer. plying between Los Angeles and San Francisco. but the steamer arrivals and departures were looked np in the Los Angeles newspapers s, which showed that the santa Rosa was booked to arrive Friday night. s1 there were no Bisbee reople on the steamer unless it was someons who returned from San Francisco. whi,h is entirely possible in view of the number of Bishee people oa tue coast at this time. It was impossible to set a list of the drowned and killed at the time the news dispatch was filed at the scene of the wreck Friday night
 It was learned yesterday that George Perry. who has been in San
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09
AMERICANS TELL 4
 DIFFERENT STORY
Declare That Kuhme Was to Come Across With Them
 But Failed

The story told by Ex-Captain Kuh- me of the Mexican rebel army upon his return to Cananea does not agree with the story told by the Americans with whom he left Cananea- Accord ing to Review news dispatches from Cananea. Kuhme returned to Cananea and told that i've Americans placed a gun at his head and ordered him to show them the international line. The German rebel says that he showed the Americans the line and that they then stripped him of his arms, spurs, etc.
 The Other Side cf lt.
 Three of the Americans were in Bisbee. having been brought here for arraignment on the charge of snug gling horses and arms. but were re- leased from custody on account Of lack of evidence According to their story, Kuhme had agreed to go with them. but when they got near the line the German had an attack of cold feet and turned back. The Americans then found their way to the line as well as they could. They crossed be- tween Naco and Nogales. They were later arrested by United States GUS toms officers and their horses and arms were confscated.
 The Americans feel very bitter to- ward the German. They say that 1t was agreed that they should come across the line with their horses and that KBhme was sent along to show them the line. but instead of doing so he deserted them and in conse- uuence their horses were confscated. The Americans say they only 8ot sf for their services in the rebel army ar +hat the- were prom ised Sleob gold and 32O acres or land
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09
A WARNING WORD.
From the Herpicide Girl.

FEOUi tFC 1CfR RA(ilC oaffs You are becoming bald. The hal, is getting thin on the top of your head and unless you take my so vice you will, before long. be al hairless as a croquet ball Remem Der too that chronic badness is in curable.
 It is all due to dandruff can tell, because you always have dan druh flakes on your coat collar Bs sides being an indication of impenG. ing badness. it also suggests uatid- mess
 Newbro's HerDicide win kill the germ that causes dandruff, checks further accumulations of scarf skin and stops falling hair.
 You are not taking any chances when you purchase Herpicide and you are tempting fate when you use anything else Herpicide has thousands upon thousands of sal issied users who testify to it's germ destroying and hair Presery- ing qualities.
 Your druggist is authorized to guarantee one dollar size bottles The best barbers recommend and use it.
 Send 10c in postage to The Her Dicide Co. Dept. R.. Detroit, Mich - Tor sample and booklet. 967
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09
BIG LAND BOOM IN
 CASA CYANIDE VALLEY
Many Peo0le Going in to Re ceive Benefits of Irriga-
 tion Project

Mrs. E. F. Myers is in the city from the Casa Grande valley. Ariz., visiting her husband, E. F. Myers, who is foreman at the Gardner shaft. Mrs. Myers is deeply in to-esie ed in the agricultural outlook of the Casa Grande country, where she owns a number of acres or land Mrs. Myers states that the irrigation tralbles of the valley are about to be solved and as a con sequence prospects for plenty of water for irfigaDng purposes are growing brighter every day.
 All the excitement and enthusiasm attending the opening of a new country is to te seen In the Casa Grande valley. Not only are people going to the new country from every part of Arizona but they are com ing across the California line as well
 Much Land Taken Up.
 The result of this boom Is thar about all of the land has been sought up.
 Secretary Fisher of the depart ment of the interior, who will be in the southwest soon, has been in- vited to visit the valley and to locate the site of the proposed five million dollar dam under which plan So.0O0 acres Of land has aI- ready been signed ID for irrigation water The valley land owners believe that by winter tie final plans for the proposed irrigation dam will have been completed Mrs. Myers. who is a splendid business woman. is looking after her Casa Grande valley holdings personally and will leave within a day or two for the valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09

New York Giants training-Roysl tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09

Change Of program. Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09

Never leave home on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene dy. It is almost certain to be needed and cannot be obtained when cn board the cars or steam ships. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09

Francisco. contemplated leaving that city on the day of the departure of the ill-fated steamer for Los Angeles and his friends here are andously awaiting further news of the wrecked steamer. fearing that he may have been a passenger
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09
FRENCH KITCHEN.

Very best meals in town. Every thing nice, neat and clean. Fine cooking. Meals 25c up. Chicken dinner Sunday soc. S2s.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-09
K. OF p ATTENTION.

All members of Rathbone Lodge No. 10 and visiting brothers are re- quested to attend meeting Tuesday eve. July 11th. Installation of offi- cers. work m Rank of Esquire and smoker.
 E. B. MATHEWS. c. L..
 1IsI
The evening world., 1911-11-03
CONFER ON TOBACCO CASE

Attorney-General wickersham and
Lewis cass Ledyard and Junius Parker.
counsel for the Tobacco Trust, had a
half our conference with United States
Circuit Court Judge Lacombe his after
noon on tho Trusts plan for dissolution.
The Attorney-General declined to dis
cugs his visit other han 10 state that
Judge Laconibe had sent for him. Con-
.ferences between Judge Lacombe and
me Trusts lawyers have been frequent
sine the conclusion OF the hearing on
the plan Tuesday.
Felix II. Levy. counsel fer the Inde-
pendents, conferred to-day with Judge
Noyes.
The decision Of the court on the plan
is not expected 10 be handed down be.
fore next Wednesday. Federal building
rumors are that there IL possibility OF
q division In the court on the question
OF disintegration.
The evening world., 1911-11-03
keep A BOX OF
P0SLAM HANDY
Nothing Equals It's Rapid Work In
the Cure of All Skin Affections,

Keep a box Of Poslam handy on your
medicine shelf. for it contains the con-
centrsted healing power to assure per-
mancnt freedom fiom all skin diseases.
1t Is the perfect modern treatment with
out equal, dependable. rapid and certain
Use 1t to cure and be promptly rid Of
eczema. acne, letter. salt rheum, psoria-
sis. scabies, BARRIERS itch. scaly scalp,
seven.year itch. pimples. inlamed spots,
fever blisters. red nose. dandruf. burns,
scalds, stings, rashes and every skin af-
lection.
The 5O-ccnt box sold by all druggists
everywhere contains suficioot to treat
q multitude Of disorders. In using Pos
lam you are using the most successful
and most widely recommended remedy
Of its kind. Results prove why this is so.
Poslsm Soap is delightful for every
cleansing purpose. and, being medicated
with POslam. is rendered antiseptic. pre-
venting infection. Large cake. rs cents.
The evening world., 1911-11-03

In custody william Duggan. a New York
detective employed ny Mr.. Osborne to
live In the Tenderloin district for four
weeks. Duggan had testified regard
Ing a night In the Tenderloin when
sheehan arrested big Frank" one Of
the male residents OF that section, and
later released him. Duggan swore
big Frank" had said that Sheehan ex.
pected y from him for relea sing him.
Sheehan testified that big Frank
hal told him that Duggan had offered
him y TO leave town. He denied tina.
he had made any charge against Dug
gan.
The evening world., 1911-11-03
OSBORNE ASKS
COURT TO FORCE
BARNES TO TALK
Says He Expects to Show Re-
publican Chairman Is Author
or Taker of a Bribe.

BALLSTON. N. T.. Nov. a-James
W. Osborne, counsel for the Bayne
committee investigating the city
and county Of Albany. yesterday told
Supreme Court Justice KELLOGG that Il
vas his intention to get an answer
from William Barnes jr. with . view
to proving that the Republican State
Chairman was the author OF recipient
Of . BRIDE in taking stoot in the J. B.
Lyon Company In return for using his
influence to secure State and county
printing for that arm.
Justice Kellogg. after hearing sx.
tended argument or the order to show
cause why Nj. Barnes should not BE-
committed to Albany Jail for refusing
to answer questions and produce books
and papers before the committee. re-
served decision and gave counsel till
tomorrow to hle briefs and q COPY Of
the testimony taken by the committee.
Unexpected events In Albany detained
Mr.. Osborne n he missed his train.
Then he started for Baliston, nearly
forty miles from Albany. In an automo-
bile. The car stuck In the mud and
Mr.. Osborne n party were forced to
walk more than q mile TO get Q farmer
to pull It out. Then the chauffeur lost
his way and the party arrived more
than two hours late and numb from the
cold.
Mr.. Osborne after reviewing the print.
ing situation In Albany. said: Every
single oficial In the county 10 engaged
in pslpable violation OF the law"
The evening world., 1911-11-03
MauS of Women in the NexuS

Of California was equal TO the occasion
and at Los Angeles acquitted Editor A.
A. King Of Watts. accused Of printing
a story In violation Of law. Editor King
has been lighting woman suffrage In his
paper. too.
The only question the women Jurors
asked was whether or not to YEA their
hats. They we're told to take their
choice and some Of them kept them on.
They reached their verdict In thirty
minutes.
The evening world., 1911-11-03

Speaker Of the House Says He
Could Garry Every State Against
Taft on That SLOGAN.

FREMONT. Nsb., Nov. Anime
tenths Of the people Of this oountry
favor h annexation Of Canada" said
Champ Clark. Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives, here yesterday, "and I
don't care who hears me say It.
Il am willing" he said. ito make rhis
proposition: You let me run for Presi-
dent on q platform calling for lei
ton OF Canada in so far as this country
can accomplish that end. and let Presi-
dent TAFT run against me. opposing an
nexation. and ] would carry every State
In the nation"
The evening world., 1911-11-03
DOCTOR DENIES he THREAT
ENED TO BRING SUIT.

DR.. Alexander Rae. No. III Henry
street. who operated upon Zoll. treated
him at his home and later presented q
bill for si75. denied that he had threat
ened the policeman with a law suit.
'Therewas nothing said In CONVERSE
ton with Zoll or any letters wriatten
BY me to him which would cause him
any worry" declared DIR. Rae when
Zoil entered the hospital II was as a
free patient In the public ward. After
the operation he requested q private
! tool care OF him. operated
skilifully. the nan completely recovered
and went back TO work. He expressed
his gratitude to me for my skill and
care and told me when II was all over
to sent my bill and that he would pay
II. i continued to treat him at his
homo after his discharge from the hos
pital and later sent hin a bill for SIZE.
This was q reasonable charge consider
Ing the time and care I had given the
case. Mrs. Zoll called on me a few
days ago n ased for more time to
pay the bin. ] told her not to bother
her husband about II, that we would
talk of the bill when he recovered"
The evening world., 1911-11-03
Woman In LOSING Her Mind Re.
snIns Her NOuthfu ncnuty.

Mrs. Maud Gibson IN going crazy at
Greeley. Col, underwent a remarkable
transformation physically. She is thirty
three.
Her husband said she looked her age
when she began losing her mind a few
months ago. then began getting younger
In appearance untn she now Ia a girl In
looks and form and appears TO be under
twenty.
The evening world., 1911-11-03
JAMES MCCREERy Co
Z3rd Street 34th Street
On Saturday, November the 4th.

NECKWEAR DEP"TS. In Both Stores.
An extensive variety of Guimpes and
Chemisettes, made of Allover Lace and
Tucked Net.
Sleeveless Guimpcs with or without
Side Frills. 12s to Tx
Guimpes with three-quarter or full
length sleeves, 1.,o to 3.os
Chemisettes in dainty designs. .........
soc to 1875
The evening world., 1911-11-03
Little Woman with Her Hands
Chokes Mad Dog 60 Death.

Mrs. Mary Hundley. a pretty young
blonde, Weighing less than 100 pounds.
was attacked by a mad dog that ran
Into her garden at Jarratt. Va.
She seized the ANNA by the throat
before 1t bit her and strsngled II to
death.
The evening world., 1911-11-03
Woman, a.. EIopes with hoy, ~,
and Ills Father pursues.

Miss Jennie Wilson. forty-cight years.
old. OF Manlus. ILL.,, decided II was time
to fan in love and picked out Frank
Spencer, a boy of seventeen.
They eloped to Chicago and are being
pursued by the irate father OF the boy.
who is trying TO prevent the wedding.
The evening world., 1911-11-03
Osborne's Detective Arrested b. q,
Albany Detectiva

ALBANY. Nov. a.-Intmatihg that the
arrest yesterday OF one Of his wit
nesses was = "frame-up' to Get even
with the witness because OF testimony
given against the oficer making the
arrest. James w. Osborne inter-
rupted the proceedings Of the Bayne
Committee to make an Investigation.
He called to the witness-stand Detective
Patrick Sheehan Of Albany. who placed
The evening world., 1911-11-03

MISSES SUIT DEP'TS. In Both Stores.
Misses Blue and Black Serge Suits
panel skirt, plain tailored Coat, satin lined.
oiZes Ia and 10 years. 1850
value 2SoO
Misses Corduroy Dresses,-plain tailored
model, collar of embroidery. Sizes IA and
10 years. 1900
value 1000
JAMES M0CREERY \ CD.
S3rd Street al Street
The evening world., 1911-11-03
Woman AZ Point ri Revo1ve
Orces Man 10 Marry Her.

Forces Man 10 Marry Ter
Despite his protestations that he al
ready had a wife. Fred s. Simon says
a man and woman stopped him In Chi
caso and at the point Of q pistol
marched him TO a minister.
There. under the name Of Fred John
son. he was married to Lucy Turnbull.
whom he has not seen since, he said.
The forced marriage was annulled.
The evening world., 1911-11-03
SERGEANT KILLS
HIMSELF BECAUSE
He COULDN'T PAY
Zoll Had Long Been III and
Owed His Doctor for
an Operation.
TOOK LIFE WITH GAS.
Wife Found the Veteran Police
man Dead in the
Bathtub.
TOOK LIFE WITH GAS.

Harassed by illness and an unpaid
doctors bill. Sergeant John Zoll OF Har-
Dor Squad c. Of Brooklyn. killed him
self by inhaling gas some time last
night. His body. wrapped In a blanket
and lying in the bath tub In his home.
No. 10 Court street. was discovered by
his wife at daylight this morning.
Last summer Zoll was taken TO the
Long Island College Hospital and was
opersted upon for appendicitis Since
his discharge from the institution he
has been constantly worried concerning
his physical condition and the fact that
q bill for S75 had been presented to
him by the physician who operated
upon him.
zoii has ave children, the Oldest BE-
ing sixteen. and he felt that his In
come was insufficient to pay the doc
tors bill. A short ttme ago the ply
! sic1an threatened to sue Zoll. and he
mas been afraid that the lawsuit would
cause him trouble In the Police Depart
ment. Last Saturday he was taken III
with Grippe and W been confined to
his home since.
TOLLS ACTIONS SHOWED he
PLANNED TO TAKE LIFE.
During the night he arose ana. wrap
ping himself In n blanket and with q
tube attached 10 n gas jet and held
between his teeth. lay down In the bath
tub. DR.. Hutchinson OF No. o6 Clinton
street. who was called at 6 o'clock by
Mrs. Zoll. said the sergeant lad been
dead for several hours.
That Zoll had contemplated suicide
for a day at least IL shown by his &C.
tions yesterday as toll by his wife.
She says he left the house. although
suffering from grippe. and paid all the
household bills and running accounts.
The only bill left unpaid was the Sis
doctor bill. Before leaving tho house.
Mrs. Zoll says. her husband handed his
police revolver to his daughter. Mary.
sixteen. and told her to hide II until he
got well.
Mrs. Zoll says that when her hus.
band was frst taken to the Long
Island College Hospital he occupied q
bed In the public ward. but she wanted
him to have more care and tool q
private room at SIS a week. She says
she thought this SIS a week included
all medical attention IND operation.
When Zoll left the hospital the doctor
who operated upon him continued to
attend him at home and later sent In
. bill for S176. OF which $3.50 was for
the operation and s25 for attention at
the policeman's home. Mrs. Zoll says
Monday morning her husband received
a letter from the physician stating
that unless arrangements were made
by Nov. 8 for payments on the &C
count suit would be brought against
him. She says her husband worried
constantly since.
The evening world., 1911-11-03
wife Gets Divorce because HeP
Husband L. an InAdel.

On the grounds that NJ. r. Monzee
vas an inhdel. his wife sued for divorce
at Nowsta. Okla. and has won her suit.
Judge T. l.. Brown. who granted the
decree. held that the allegation vas
sufficient.
First Jury 81 women In California
Acquits an Editor.
The nrst all jury In the history