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Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-10
BOWLING SCORES

The Comanches defeated the Hia- wathas last night by the score or 1891 to lee3. having margin of 22S pins, and the YaQuis defeated the Crows. the score being lSi5 to lI1o and the margin 3s pins. In the first game Thomas bowled high total and high game and in the second liar rington took the individual honors.
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FUNERAL OF MRS FORD

The funeral of Mrs. Camille Ford. Nhose death occurred at Tucson
 and whose remains were brought to Bisbee for internent. took place from the parlors of the Palace Un- dertskine establishment yesterday afternoon at two o'clock and inter men was In Evergreen cemetery
 The funeral services were conducted by Rev. j. q. Pritchard. Mrs. rora was the granddaughter ol Mr and Mrs. William Hughes Of this city.
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KENNEDY WANTED BY OFFICERS

Local officers are on the lookout for Bob Kennedy, who, according to circulars received hore. is wanted on a federal charge at Seattle, Wash ington. Kennedy was sent from this country number of years ag) on the charge of highway robbery and 1t is believed by Seattle officers that he may return 10 this district
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GREENVILLE- Texas. March

GREENTILLE. Texas. March g. Delegates and visitors from twenty counties are in Greenville for the annual conven.on of the North Texas Suaday school association. Nhich will be in session here during The next three days. An excellent program of papers. addresses and discussions dealing with every phase of Sunday school work has been prepared for the gathering.
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IoNIenr.
THE MYSTERIOUS aooARr

Oriental oonjuror and illusionist: creator of mirth and mystery, in addition to the regular picture pro gram played to s. R. O. every night a; the Tucson opera house for one week--At the Royal Friday and Saturday mstinees and night
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MEETINe MAS POSTPONED.

The baseball meeting which was to have been held at the Copper Queen hotel last night, was postponed in order to give the other cities Of the proposed league, Cananea. Tucson and Douglas. longer time to consid- CT the matter Of entering the league. The meeting will be held Thursday night. March l6, at the Copper Queen hotel
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rroon Train Wrecked.

FORT WORTH. Tex, March s.- IA troop train from St. Louis on the Southwestern railroad was wreck ed five miles rom Denison tonight: None of the soldiers were injured but q carload of horses were burned
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TROOPS
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 ment and the people of Douglas to- night at 9 o'clock by suddenly show ing up before Agua Prieta. The wild est excitement followed both in Doug ls,5 and Agua Prieta. the Mexican population rushing to the American side in long ranks of refugees. while Americans started towards the inter national line af afoot, in automobiles, bpggieD. on horse back. in the expec tation of seeing a fight Capt Fred Johnson. of troop NJ, of the Third cav airy. immediately ordered the troop CTS to the border and the cavalry are now riding the line the entire dis tance between the Mexican and Amer ican cities. The Mexican authorities al Agua Prieta have issued orders that any person crossing the line will be'shot. The order was not known to Americans who had been permitted to cross regularly. American line riders are being kept busy imparting the news of this order. As if by magic the great number of Mexicans who have been refugees in this city focked to the border. and one small army Of one hundred and fifty gath cred just above the Mexican guard house where ditch is barrier 10 vehicles at the international line, IL Is not supposed they were armed but were massed there to join the rebel forces the moment the rebels rushed upon Agua Prie1a. American troop CTS Immediately. therefore, surround ed the band and placed them under arrest and will be brought to Doug Las and held till morning at least,
 Blanco's forces are reporteo inc, n Few miles to the southeast. and it Is thought Blsnco and Cabral are acting in conjunction for the eaptur. of Agua Prieta tonight or in the morning. Agua Prieta is not ore pared 10 oppose the combineS forces The ci;y has only fifty troops. hall of them citizen soldiers and no ma chaine guns, sand bags were placed on roofs of houses yesrerday ana the customs house is protected with SoNNAO-4CillS O1 tue NJ trenches are dug around the city There are considerable number ot rifles and ammunition in Agua Prie ta, as it has been the base of sup plies for troops coming and going II Is not known in Agua Prieta wha, are the whereabouts ot Mora anc his little army. and from Lopazs ap pearance before Agua Prieta it ap pears he was out-generaIled.
 It is known many of Mora's troops deserted after leaving Agua Priets for the Ajo mountains campaign When he left here he had TWO hun dred soldiers. including compan, from Cananea. a company from Her
 nOsillo. Commissario Laborio Vas quez is busy at headquarters fol 1 the defense of the city He ha. stuck to his post tonight, and sol diers in the town have shown no disposition to !: give up the cit, without a figh:.
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Is extremely unlikely that all can be taken He is notifying all by wire and receiving the applications of such as desire to go. No orders were re- oeived concerning the mobilization of troops
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MORRISON lNvEsTIcETEs.

United States Attorney J. r.. Nor rison returned to Bisbee yesterday from NJgales aud other points along
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slanco stiI Near Asua Prieta.


 DOUGLAS. March D. Blanco's force Of 40 men was sen carly
 this mo'l.as be:'Seen rotsn'a Nj"
 rales and AgUa Prie,a, and aacOn firmed reports placed him seven to
 twelve miles south of the city. Troops NJ and st1rloned iE this city and at San Bernardino ranch are ordered to go to San Antonio to
 join the companies of the Third. while troops of the First cavalry
 from Boise City are coming 10 Douglas and Fort Huachuca to re lieve the Third. Captain Fred John son of the Third holds his troops ir readiness to depart from here when the Boise City troops arrive, probably Friday.
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LITTLE
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(Continued From Page l) . the explosions following so quickly however. that it seemed but one. The force of the concussion was terrific houses. barns and out buildings of the immediate neighborhood were swept from foundations as though b. a tornado. It has been reported that hundreds of cattle and horses are killed. telephone report there stat ing that some were hurled entirely through barns and residences. It is reported that the town of Bristol, Wa, ten miles distant, is nearly wrecked. but details were not ob- tainable there at midnight. Special trains were dispatched from Kenosha carrying every available nurse and physician
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MEXICAI4. Mar. 9.-Fully equipped except as to rifles I07 yexican,s, sent down by the revolutionary junta at Los Angeles, joined the insurrectos today. The Americans, who consist ed largely of members of the I. W. w, have all been eliminated from the rebel force General Leyva and Simon Berthold were fully restored to power today and announced their intention of marching upon Ensen- ada at once. and plan to leave tomor. row night. When Berthold was shown a dispatch showing that 100 federals with artillery were at En- senada he said it would make no diff ference and said:
 We will march on Ensenada and as press correspondent you are wei come 10 accompany us and report the battle that will surely take place between here and the capital of the peniD5ula province"
 BeTthold said the town of Tecarte had been captured by Captain Sal mas and force and that this would mean large accession to the rebel ranks We will march to Ensenada with at least 300 men" he said.
 stanley is on the American side awaiting the propen time for reioin- ing the insurgent force and resume the position which was wrested from him by a coup de state. carried out by Leyva and BerthoId last Saturday.
 John K Turner, the writer. disre- garded the order of Captain Babcock, United States cavalry, not to cross the line. and attended the harmony meeting of the insurreetos last night. and is supposed to be at Holtville with Stanley now Berthold and Leyva appear very confident since the dhs- cordant element has been eliminated and both are preparing to lead tn forces against Ensenada.
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w F. Hancock of Dallas. Texas. is
 in the city on business, registered
 al the Copper Queen.
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EREEl FREE, sReel

We have discontinued cur mer. chants lunch, but will have FREE lunch every day from eieven thirty 10 two thirty. Office Saloon
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MISS CRAWFORD LEAvEs.

Miss Gladys Craford. who has been in the city several months visiting the family of R. B. Krebs. left yes terday afternoon for her home at Hud son, Kansas. called there by tele- gram announcing the serious illness or brother, who has scarlet fever
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THE MYSTERIOUS "oDAR" orien tai eonjuror and iliusionist. Royal tonight and matinee.
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Arizona oHicera Mav ear,icio,,.

PHOENIX, Mar 9-Adjutant Gen eral Cosgins has been officially in formed that officers of the Ari- zona National Guard are invited to participate in the nisneuvers huf it
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c. W. Cobb. of Fl Paso, is reg .stered at the Copper Queen.
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Try the MosRer Market under new management 7s7
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sesishie, ossters-Tsyr.a's,

City Marshal B2ssett Watkins, made q trip 70 Douglas yesterday, returning on the afternoon train.
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We wish to advise lovers of good beef that We are now commencing to butcher our fancy fat steers that have been fed exclusively on cotton seed cake and meal the past few months. We have over 75O head Of rhese fine cattle that win be held for sale 10 our customers.
 SIS F. A. TOVREA & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-10

Grand masquerade oali will b. given by :he Owls at Odd Fellows Hall, March 16th. s66
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DON'T MISS THE DANCE SAT uRDAY MIGHT AT THE LOWELL CLUB. GOOD MUSIC, GOOD FLOOR AND LARGEST HALL IN THE DISTRICT BRENNAN oRcHEs
 IRA. seo.
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w Moore. of Fl Paso. was wis ;tor in the city yesterday.
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DAUGHTER BORN

daughter. was born to Mir. and Mrs P M. Kelly. of Warren. wednes- day night
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THE MYSTERIOUS "opAR" orien tai eonjuror and illusionist. Royal tonight and matinee.
POLICE COURT PIckINos.

 Plain and unadorned drunks held the boards in the city courts yes terday. In Judge Highs court DaI Holland was fined $750 for disturb ing the peace and Pedro Diaz, ar raigned on a similar charge. received fine of six dollars. Both paid ;heir fines. In Judge Burdicks court there were four drunks three being fined the constitutional 'seyen-fifty" and one Mexican sh dollars
 Vayi treatment, Miss Ives manager hours ! to Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursday second cement house back Of Angius store P o. Box 62
 7s1
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Mound City Paints wear longesr snd Ieek best. siseEE HARDWARE
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G. F. Harrison and wife of Du- luth. Minn.. are in the city stopping al the Copper Queen.
 C. M Gordon. Of Fl Paso, was a business visitor in the city yester. day.
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The Owls will give a masquerade bah al odd Fellows Hail March 18th. s66.
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BRING YOUR FRIENDS TO THE SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE AT THE LOWELL CLUB. BRENNAN ORCHESTRA 6eo.
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THE MYSTERIOUS "ooAR" orien tai eonjuror and illusionist. Royal tonight and matinee.
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AT TrE OFFICE SALOON Chile beans. evenings, :rse.
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DON'T FORGET THE REGULAR
 SATURDAY MIGHT DANCE AT THE LOWELL CLUB. BRENNAN ORCHESTRA. seo.
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C, Legrand. of Douglas, was in the city yesterday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21
CHARLES McCLUN
CLAIMED BY DEA TIL
Well Known Brick Mason
and Citizen Expires at
Northview.

Charles L. McClung, 60 years
old, well known brick mason, died
at his home at Northview Friday
evening at 5:15 O'Clock of Brights
disease after lingering illness Of
several months.
Mr.. McClung was born in Augusta
county, Va. in 1Sl4, and he lived
there until he was 16 years old,
when he moved to near Shinnston,
Harrison county, where he lived
until recent years, when he moved
to Northview. Mr.. McClung came
of very prominent old Virginia
family. and upon all occasions was
noted for his southern hospitality.
,sHe made many friends in the city
who are deeply grieved to hear of his
death.
The deceased man is survived by
three brothers. two- sisters, seven
sons and daughter. The brothers
are Marcellus and John H., of North
view; and James. of Chenille. The
sisters are Mrs. James Bartlett and
Mrs. e. P. Hall, of Northview. The
sons are Lloyd E., Robert, Emery
Alpha, Troy L., Edward and Ray
The daughter is Mrs. Hervey Wicks..
Funeral services will be held in
the United Brethren church at
lNorthyiew Sunday afternoon at 5
O'Clock, the Rev. II. r. Hess, pastor
of the church, leading the service
Burial viii follow in Elkview ce9'
letery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21
WASTE
Coal May Be Utilized by a
New Method in
England.

WASHINGTON, I'D. &C., Oct. I'll
A method of successfully utilizing
coal dust and waste coal for fuel haf
been invented in England, according
to an article in the Daily Consular
and Trade Reports by Consul Walter
c. Hamm, at Hull, England. Mr..
Hamm says:
"The success of a public exhibition
given shows, it is claimed, that much
coal which has heretofore been re-
jected as worthless can be used, and
that greater efficiency can be OBJ
tanned from this waste coal by the
new method than from the best coal
by the old method. The system en-
ploys the known principle that al
most perfect combustion can be OBJ
tanned by mixing air in proper
quantities with pulverized coal be-
fore the latter is introduced into
furnace. This insures better COM
bustion with less air than usual
ana with a consequent increase in
boiler efficiency by reducing the
amount of heat carried away by es-
Gaping gases.
"Coal dust costing $1.25 ton, >
continues Mr. IHamm, (which could
not be utilized in any other way, was
burned under the boiler and gave
equal efficiency as compared with
coal costing $3.50 ton and used
with the old style of boiler"
should this system be perfected
ana brought into general use II
would mean millions OF dollars for
West Virginia every year. II the
waste, slack coal and coal dust
could be utilized in that state, prob
ably the value OF the coal output
would double. for there is much
waste through the handling and
mining of coal. The coal dust IL
mines must be handled with creat
care in order to prevent explosions
II this dust could only be turned tc
actual account and sold for fuel In
stead OF remaining in the mines &c
be a menace to the men employed
in them, it would be rot only re
move one of the causes of danger tc
miners but would enhance the value
of the output of the mines as we'll.
The report of Consul Ham is per
hans the first intimation in THU
country that coal dust can b'
utilized as fuel, but IL the system
can be introduced into West Vir
ginta 1t will be OF inestimable value
to the mine owners Of the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21
ms. BgGGESS
Mother of U. W. Boggess, Of
This City is Dead at
Fairmont.

Mrs. Eliza w. Borgess.. widow OF
A. NJ. Borgess., died at her home on
Stevens street at Fairmont, FRI
day afternoon about o'clock, at the
age of 70 years. months ant 20 days.
Mrs. Borgess. was operated upon
about three months ago, and never re-
covered from the effects. She was
never able to be up after the surgical
operation, but remained fully con
scious up until her last moments.
The deceased woman was very
highly respected and her life was a
very useful one. She was one Of the
oldest residents of that community
and had very wide circle of friends.
She leaves two sons and one daugh-
ter. U, w. Borgess., of Clarksburg;
Hoy Boggess. of Chicago; and Mrs
Nettie Davis, OF Cameron,
The funeral will be held at Fair
mont Sunday afternoon,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21
POSTPONED
BECAUSE or RAIN
Fourth Game of Series in
Philadelphia if Weather
Will Permit.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 21-The
fourth game between the Philadelphia
and New York teams in the worlds
baseball series was postponed today
and under the rules will be played
here Monday or the first clear day
thereafter.
Rain fell heavier today than at any
time since the present wet. weather
set in last Tuesday night.
Umpires KLEIN, Connolly and Dineen
went to the grounds early and act
ing under Instructions from the Ma
tional Commission. made the decision
not to play the game.
Connie Mack looked over the ground
and said it appeared to him doubtful
whether the game would be played
Monday. Centerlelder oldring has
gone to Mt. Vernon, n, Y, to attend
the funeral Of his sister.
The New York team was released
until Monday and it scattered in all
directions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21
NOM
In Large Amounts IS Paid
Out BY the Coal
Companies.

Saturday was monthly ray diy
with the various coal companies
the Clarksburg ana F,airont region.
hundreds OF thousands 81 doliat
being paid to miners ana other
employees in the two Districts. Tie
pay was for the work done dslS
the month OF September, The
gregate showed greater operations
than during thetprevious months
AT this point the Clarksburg 1el
Company, branch Of the ConsCllc.a-
ton Coal Company, paid Sses.9
or $3,1s6.10 more than the previous
pay day. Other companies AEl-
creased their monthly pay IN pFcp9f
ton, and resulting from the pay e.
cal trade will be greatly stinul ted
the next few days and thousatids Of
visitors are expected IN the city this
evening and tonight
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21
CASH Prizes
Are to Be Awarded to the
Bowlers on the Gore
Alleys.

Beginning Monday. Manager pfes-
barb OF the Gore bowling alleys atI
nounces that he viii give cash leE
to the bowler making the # eas
scores In duck and ten pins.
The first prize tor three conaac 1s
tive games OF duck pins from Cctc
% to November will be $500. ma
the second prise for the nights s.
diyldual score Win be s1s00.
same prizes Will also be awarded g
the ten pin bowlerss 200 tor she
highest average m three conse W
games, and $500 for the indiYidi1I
high score.
Manager Dresbach makes only ono
restriction, that Is. that the eaana
bowler shall not win the same prize
to times In sneeessipn, that the wins
ner OF either prize next week silaitS
not be eligible for the same prize th
following week but il may Win the
second prize.
Z.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21
WILLIAM COOLEY
Is Held for Criminal Court
Grand Jury by Justice
Jackson v. Carter.

The hearing of William Cooley,
charged with stealing watch from
James Flint on the Glen Elk bridge
Thursday night, was held in Justice
Jackson V. Carriers court FRIDAY
evening at 1880 o'clock, and Cooley
was held for the criminal court
grand jury.
Flint stated that Cooley stole the
watch from him and when Cooley
was arrested by James simms, a To-
cal policeman. the watch was found
upon his person. The warrant for
the arrest of Cooley was sworn out
by Chief of Police Harry l.. Brooks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21
INSTITUTE
For Farmers is to Be Held
in the Town of Lum-
berport.

West virginia's state board OF ag-
riculture has arranged for an insti-
tute tosbe held at Lumberport octo-
her IS and &c. The meeting will be
one of great interest to the farmers
Of that section and is to be addressed
by several prominent in agricultural
work. Instructors for the meeting
will be c. w. Montgomery, of Newark,
O.. and C. c. Hardman. of Spencer.
Admission will be free and ladies' arc
cordially invited to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21
BOY TOTES
Gun at Fairmont and He
May Have to Serve Time
in Jail.

EAlRMoNT. Oct. .21-with a
loaded revolver in one hip pocket
and a half-pint bottle OF whiskey
in another, Arthur Harrington, boy
IA years old, was arrested by a po-
liceman as he was walking down
Main street and placed in jail, I'm
der the johnson anti-weapon statute
he is liable to get at least six
months in Jan and fine of 5000
for carrying the gun, Vie is q son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington, Of
the FlEst Ward.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21
AN EFFIGY
Of the Baptist Minister Ac'
cused of Murder Hangs
from Tree.

HYAcSNLs. Mass. oct. 21-An eff
fgy Of the Rev. Clarence T. V.
Richeson, awaiting a hearing in the
Boston Jail for the murder of Avis
Linnell. today hung from the limb
of tree in the yard Of the church
here where he was formerly pastor
A card bore the inscription Luke
seventeen, two'' 1t was finally cut
down by an annoyed neighbor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-21

COVE AFRAiD
OF the Natio semb 3
MISE. n

/ A
RExIN. oct
doubt now Tint mdc
news than Wednegd lt
Imperial troops esiftl
here but 4 has no rnb-
lie A feeling ee
situation Is critics
American mis-
have been warned
that there win ol ueaf
Picking tonorroN.
The national d
Ivene here tomorrow and
watched because Is
tho throne.
| SHANGHAI, oct.
ish torpedo boats ana I'VE lapafee
ships have arrived here settl
from Hanlsow say that
have seized the hills Behind
steel works and are fort