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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
Expenses Secured,

II was announced in last evenings
West yirglnian that the expenses Of
me. engagement ot.t,Nhle, Lnpadis
who will appear at the Grand tonight
had a!&auy JeGn secured. The Anti
tuberculosis League under whose d.
rection she appears here want to again
tall the attention of,the public 10 this
.iact and those who purchased tickets
Yesterday afternoon or during today
NIL be contributing directly 10 the
cause. The performance starts at
S.15 o'clockin the Grand Opera House.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
Domestic Science Department.

Tho Domestic Science Department
OF the Woman's Club held its regular
meeting at the home of the chairman,
Mrs. w. A. Weidebusch, yesterday aft
ernoon. a demonstration Of aluminium
cooking utensils was feature of the
programem and a paper on "saultation
and Ventilation" was read by Mrs. NJ
+. Ashcraft, The Department is ar,
ranging to serve n luncheon before
the end Of the club year,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
Parkerabura peIeaates

The National Congress OF the
Daughters of the American Reyolu-
ton will be held in Washington, D.
G., on April fourteenth and fifteenth.
Mrs. II. Ii. Moss, ST., regent OF the
james Wood Chapter, wiIl,be the regu'
lar delegate and Mrs. Thomas j. W!eth'
crell and Mrs. William II, Morgan are
the alternates. This organization is u
national one and its happenings are
of widespread notwithstanding
State journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
At shinnston.

The orchestra OF the State Normal
school will give concert at shinns-
ton this evening in the First NJ. +.
church. In addition to the numbers
by the orchestra, Miss Nellie Case
day Of the School Of Expression Will
read and Mr.. Aubrey Martin, director
of music will sing, Miss Nan Cox aud
Mrs. Maude Bailey are piano accom-;
panlslS,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
In Charleston :

Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Mathews gave
a dinner Sunday evening at Hotel
Ruffnrr to DR.. and Mrs. Francis Nc
Council, of Indiana. The guests in
Guided DR.. and Mrs. Mcconnell, Judge
and Mrs. Ira Robinson, DR.. and Mrs.
j. L. Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Whit.
ney and Prof. NJ. p. Shawkcy.-Charl-
eston Gazette.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
shot HIS |! VT !.
KILLED. HIMSELF
WIPED OUT FAMILY WHEN BET.
TER HALF OBTAINED A oI.
VoRcE.
INV united Press.)

FREMONT. Ohio, March G.-An'
gered because his wife obtained d.
vorce when lie was serving a work
house sentence for cruelty, Henry
Dorman, a laborer, confronted her in
a downtown street this morning and
shot her and then killed himself,
AS restaurant employe Mrs. Dor
man was supporting herself and was
on her way to her work when she was
killed,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
Mrs. spraqq Improved.

Z IA telegram received in this city this
morning from Denver, Col, stated that
there was some improvement in the
condition ofsAIFs. W,"H.; spragg, who
Is III with pneumonia at her home in
that city. Mrs. spraggs condition has
been very critical and her friends here
have been much alarmed concerning
her condition.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
Forge INCREASED
GENERAL MLLA is MARCHING

GENERAL tvILLA is MARCHING
AGAINST cHIHuA HuA. So. y.
Ell PASo, March e.His force in
creased by 800 men under Col. Jose De
La Soto, General Pancho Villa, the fed,
eral leader, is again marching upon
,Chlhu hua to ATTEMPT toitake 1t from
Gen. Cfozcos and the rebels. q
The villa now, has a thousand men
and has lost many BY desettion after
sundays battle of chihua Hua but II
u denied that ylirty We're Killed; q.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
100000 REWARD FOR MANS
.k4ERoIsM M Va

NEW YORK Ghas. II, Tlnley, a
bookkeepeF for the Standard on com.
.pany in Brooklyn, announced today
that he viii 60 to England TO look apsr
an inheritance OF $S.OO0,OoO, which
is bequethed to him by the wills q
three wealthy sisters who died in 1906,
He once saved the girls lives:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
Missionary Society

The Christian Woman's Board of
Missions Of the Christian church, will
meet on Thursday afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock, at the home; Of Mrs, Bruce
Morgan on Pittsburgh avenue, First
ward, Those attending the meeting
will take the O'Clock East Park car
ut Jones corner.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
pocToR PHONE WIFE 'coop.Hy,
81. TAkEss AcIn.

5oWBNsBoR0I IN tttcf blddiiIg
his wife good.by over he telephoae.
DR.. w. b. IIoimss drank four ounces
OF. carbolic acid inshis olllcs Ills morris
ing. He was found 4 yin bS persons
dispatched to- the otliee bY Mr'
Holmes.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
Rs%urned from Weddlna Journey.

AZ Returned from WeddIh9 JouThey'
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Birch Koellr neo
Miss Gaii Smith, whose marriage in
harrington, was a recent eyent, have
E@taaA from a$WeddIRg jouriley to
eastern points. They have taken up
their residence at their new home,
e esyiewhiont Bungalow" in Warrington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
MISSIONARY Killed.
inv united Press.

PgKlN, March 6:-7ev. F. Day, a
missionary, was shot dead by the Chi
uese mutneers at Chip Gho according
to word received here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06

Total ,....,...... - SoS,Vo1.a9
Inc taxes for school purposes fol-
lows:
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad &
Conway !. $1S,T3S.5O
N comssny Is. ..f.9li4, 2i5.s5
Falrmont and Clnrksburg ~
Traction Company g.. 4,2oLo9
Fairmont, Morgantown and
pa rts'1s -. ~ 2,1lZ5o
r. RAILROAD Company, ....... 1,15O.95
Pawpaw Railroad Company. F7:5l
Fairinont Shinnston and
Clarksburg Railroad Com
paDy ,,..,......,..., 11O'o'
.FairmoQt and Northern Rail.
road Company .......,,,. llV'VV
.Jamison Coal and Coke Com
United i states St,5s Express Com
: pany ............. 591t
Pullman Company ....!....hH' 3a'Sa
Central Dist. Pig. Tel. Com. q
rany2aI% ". :!...... y So ESla.oS
American Telegraph and Tel
phone Combany j.. .t!!!t. a 23'9T
DridgcbAt7 Telephone Com
pany .....'...''.''''' 20"
Rlvesvllle and Montana Tel
ephonc Company ........ FO9
Boothsville Telephone Com
pany 1900. .,....'...'.' ''oV
Winfield Valley Telegraph
w eGaSsr1 Telephone ;,;iiiois't Com.
pany ..s.:....,.:'.. 9.1t
Marion Telephone Company 1858
MaminsIon and Smlthheld,
Telephone Company $3.50! 4.S0
Fairmon and Western Tele.
phone Company ........ SGN
Wallace Telephone Company 40
Clarksburg and Warrington
Telephone Company ...... 80
Short Line Telephone Com
pany ~:...........'.'.'. 'Vi
Western uuiou Telephone
Company ........-..s',.' o4,oS
PHILADELPHIA Company of A
West Virginia ........t.. S,255.8l
Hope Natural Gas Company. 1,l7GO+
Eureka Pipe Line Company 5,sO2.s4
Carnegie Natural Gas ComE
pany $3.50. .......s"... 2,9T6af
Fairmont Gas and Light
Company .......scs.,... l,S4l,ss
Pure OIL Company, -. ..... 5ShIQl
Fairnont and Grafton Gas
Company ........ 4s5.SV
Wheeling Natural Gas COM
pany ...s...........,. SSo.ull
Ohio Valley Gas Company. 1854
Union Utilities Gas Company 1858
Wyatt Gas Company 1900. 9S'oO'I
Light and
Heat Company ..,......t. $3.50
Total N. .s47.STf91.|
Grand total .,..,....... $l12.9ll.69
By order of the Circuit Court the
Fairmont Gas ana Light Company 8
taxes Tor road and county purposes;
we're reduced S555,60 and for school
we're reduced sSsT. 90
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06

The regular meeting of the Eastern
Star Lodge will be held on Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Masonic
Temple.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06
For Mrs. steeEIex.
4, ay8f sssspf ats L

: Mrs. I. ~. Smith gave an Informal
luncheon yesterday at her home on
Kapawha strest anI honor Of Mrs. Wal
ter stOcklcy.@Charleston Gazette.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-06

WANTED so laborers, concrete and
excavating, b. e. N. R. r. Hil.
4 Zayely. Contractors Riyesyllle. WI
Va
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WYATT Gas Company $500. Its
Manufacturers Light. and
5'g Heat Company :s:i......:.. e.Ss
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
SHOES AND CLOTHING
 ARE GREATLY NEEDED
Calls on Charity Committee Make RepIeniShment
 Necessary Now

Calls upon the charity committee of the board of trade for shoes and underwear continued yesterday in un- usual numbers as they had the day before. As a result of this extra de mand upon its resources the secre- tary of the committee reports that there is now an urgent need of shoes and underwear to meet further re quests that are sure to crnse and has asked The Review to notify the char itably inclined of the facts.
 The protracted cold of the present winter has naturally increased the number of calls upon the charity com mittee ana in addition to this there are more than tho usual number of men arriving who need shoes or cloth ing at once. Most of these are seek ing work and majority of them are obtaining 1t but meantime physical wants have to be provided for and donations of shoes and clothes will be put 70 the best Of uses through the charitable work Of the committee
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
HOLIDAYS NOW OVER
 FOOTBALL ID RESUME
Local Players Ready to Gel Into Game Again After
 Their Layoff

The local footbauers have been quite dormant over the festive sec son, no doubt mainly ou account Of the very indictment weather: how ever, it Is intended Co resume actiyf ties on Sunday next, the married men of the tistrict being out with Q challenge to the bachelors for a game on tIIt day, Jan. z, at 2 pm.
 The social dance held on Dee. 23 in aid of the league funds was an uu- qualified success, and another dance is being arranged for Saturday, Jan. l3.
 The league secretary has received a request from the Norenci club for games at Morenci and Bisbee. which in all probability will he pulled on in the course Of a month or six weeks
 The "Henpecked' lineup for Sun day is as follows.
 Goal, Wm Sharpe; left back. J. w Fisher; right back. C. Hibble: left half, J. Reed: centar-captain- Dayey: righ, half. sam Fisher: left wing. John Doyle: center forward. w. A. White: right inside. Geo Man. ley; Right wing, John Wilson.
 all players are requested to be at tha Warren park ready for action at pm. sharp.
 All members of the Canyon Star club are requested 10 be at headquar- ters on Saturday evening at : o'clock, to discuss business of importance.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
HEALTH RECORD FOR
 DECEMBER FAVORABLE
Births Continue We'll in EX- cess of Mortality
 Statistics

The births in the city during De cember exceeded the deaths again, as shown b. the monthly report Of City Health Ofcer Hunt. The total of deaths was sixteen. twelve of whom were males and four females. The births in ths city limits during the month numbered twenty, eleven be- ing males and nine females. The death rate for the month Is somewhat higher than last month, and this is indirectly traceable to the cold and unusual December weather. The list includes four pneumonia fatalities. The causes of death in the sixteen cases were as follows chronic nephri- tis (5), lobar pneumonia. septicemia, zbscess Of the gall bladder, broncho pneumonia, natural cause, pneumo- mia, broken neck, shock following blast, nephritis, railroad accident, pull mOnary tuberculosis, diabetic coma and uremia.
 Barring the three accidents emu merated in the report, the death rate would be about the same as last month and the previous month On the whole, Bisbee is perhaps the healthist mining camp in the United states
 Two cases of scaTlstina were re- reported during the month, and the quarantine law enforced to prevent 3 spread of the disease. Two houses were fumigated during the month, and four nuisances were or.ered abated
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
FIRE RECORD MAKES SPLENDID SHOWING
 FOR COPPER CITY
Report of Chief Is One That Will Cause General
 Satisfaction
LOSS IS ONLY S7O575o

The annual report Of Fire Cbiei Barney Norton. submitted to the city council Tuesday night. shows a re. markable record for the year 1911 It is doubtful if any city the size of Eisbee in the United States can equal il and it is certain that no city in Arizona regardless of size can equal the extremely low fire record of Bis bee. |, would be well for those who have been working 10 secure a re duction in Risbce fire insurance rates to call the report to the attention of the Pacific board of underwriters
 Makes Official Report. To the Hon. Mayor and City Council. Gentlemen,
 I herewith submit the yearly report Of the fire departr>ent for the year ending December 31st., 1911.
 The department responded to go alarms of which 1G were actual work ing fires, and 23 were eXtinguished by hand eNtinguisher or before the arrival of the department.
 The loss for the year being $705150 of which $4S57.50 was covered by in surance
 The value of the property involved being SJ8,3Sj.00
 The department travelled g miles, inc time worked al fires was 3 hour and 5j minutes.
 In only one instance fire extended further than the building t startel in. this was a fire in Tombstone Can yon above the laundry which started fr. g store on the west side and a resi- dence on the east side before the ar rival of the department. the same being oXtinguished with a loss of S&40o0 to the three buildings and contents in same.
 During he year four nersous were burned resulting in the death of one. During the year 1900 feet of new nose was purchased and put into ser- vice.
 The wafer line was extended on Naco Road, School Hill and Wood Canyon
 A new Eydrant was put in on Naco Road. two new hydrants on School HiIl and three new hyd-ants in W oud Canyon.
 A hose rack and 15O ft., of hose was put on School Hill, a hose rack and 200 it., of hose will be put in Wood Canyon and across from the Lincoln School as soon es work can be started on same.
 The water line. hydrants and hose have been put in wherever it was deemed necessary.
 The building laws have been rigid ly enforced and anyi ihing that may cause fire has been removed, much has been done to improve the depart. ment and give the city better fire protection. and it will continue tc progress under proper care and con sideration.
 Respectfully submitted,
 F. w. NORTON,
 Chief of Fire Dept.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
FINAL MATCH GOES
 TH|RTY-SEVtN HOLES
PeItOn Wins From ZieSmer and Captures Handsome
 Dodge Cup

Never has there been a more ar dentiy contested golf match for a fro phy played on the links of the War. Ten District County club than that which decided the Tournament for the Dodge cup when PeltOn and Zies, mer met in the finals at thirty-siy holes. From beginning to end it was splendldly contested between the play. CTS who seemed perfectly matched. Al length longer experience on the part of PcltOn gave him the coveted trophy when he hOled out on the thir- ty-seyenth green.
 lt IS not intrequent for an extra hole 10 be played 10 decide a match at eighteen holes but on The longer journey, and especially where trO- phN of importance is at stake pro- longed matches are far from the ordinary. Yet such a match was re quired in the finals of the Dodge cup competition Al the end of nine holes the players were all even. it had been ding dong work from the start. The morning round of eigh- teen holes ended without advantage 10 either PeltOn or Zeismer. All even at eighteen holes was the announce ment. On the resumption of play
  Ziesmer seemed t0 have a slight ad- vantage for on the outward journey he gained a triie and was one un at the final turn On the bOmeward journey Pelton extended himself and succeeded in squaring matters when the final green was reached and the match stood all even once more. How much further il would go none would prophecy nor would any forecast the winner Any. unforeseen accident any unfortunate stroke. any lucky shot or long put would turn the tide And so the players started from the thirty-seyeuth tee. Here it was that Pelton won the match, whether bet ter stamina or longer experience was responsible lt was hard to say, it might have been both.
 While Ziesmer loses the main tro- ph, he won the runner up cup which was a handsome one and is a posses sicn any golfer would be proud 10 claim
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
OiSSoLViNG sEAsoARD co

NEW YORK. Jan. 4-One of the final steps looking 10 the complete rehabilitation of the Seaboard Ar Line railroad was taken today when the proposal to dissolve the Seaboard company was ratified by the stock. holders. The Seaboard company was organized in 1905 for the specific purpose of reorganizing the Seaboard Air Line, which was then insolvent. This purpose has been carried to a successful conclusion. All that now remains 10 be done is the final dis tribution of the stock holding of the Seaboard company among the stock holders of the railroad company.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
WILL RESUME HEARINGS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-House cOmittee Investigating the sugar trust will meet again Monday
 Having heard the testimony of the Colorado beet growers that beet sugar retiners are not treating them fairly. the committee decided to call other farmers 10 testify.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
Personal Mention

R. A. Graham is a visitor in the city from Courtlaad
 Mir. and Mrs. R. T. LOckie reached Bisbee yesterday for a visit of a few days.
 C. J. Alden, manager Of the Or pheum theatre, made a business trip tO Douglas yesterday.
 W. $. Melvin returned yesterday from trip to Oklahoma where he has been visiting relatives.
 Richard Warren, of Fl Paso. gen eral agent of the Fl Paso & South western system is in Bisbee OF busi- ness connected with the railroad.
 J. C. Stillman, secretary of the Bus mess Mems Protective association of Douglas was a business visitor in Bisbee yesterday.
 J. A. Marshall. a conductor on the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad has returned 10 work after spending a
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
RAcoN-soUTHERLAND WEDDING

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 4- Society in the national capitol was treated today to the first notable wed ding of the new year. The marriage was that of Miss Mary Southerland, daughter of Rear Admiral Souther- land, [. s. N, and Mrs. Southerland and Mir. Louis Bacon of Boston.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
WILL INVESTIGATE HIDES.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-The tariff board s' investigation of the leather schedule will begin January IS VI hen the shoe manufacturers and tanners throughout the country will be given a hearing as to the best method of conducting the inquiry. Soon after the conference the board will send its agents into the field to study the in- dustry and gather statistics.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
Arrangements not Completed.

No arrangements for the funeral of John Warner, who met his death in cave-in in the mines, have been completed It had been planned to hold the services today, but is is now expected that his brother will come from Leaville, Colo, and pending the ascertaining of the time of his ar rival, no time is set for the funeral
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
compIalnt Is olsmIssed.

Miguel Garcia, charged with az eravated battery for having struck woman and who had been held in $500 bail for preliminary hearing yes terday was arraigned before Justice High and after the case had been ex-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05

amined into and the evidence heard. was discharged, the testimony being such that there was no probability of the grand jury finding an indictment.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
eek doing deveIopment work on hIs

week doing development work on his mining claims
 j. W. Dowdle was a Douglasite in Bisbee yesterday.
 r. o. B6stwick, one of the owners O. the Washington mine in Sonora came up from Douglas yesterday and spent the day in Bisbee.
 George Henshaw. formerly of Bis bee has gone to Ray to enter the gen. eral merchandise business as a rep resentative of Solomon Wickersham and company. Mrs. Henshaw and in- fant child have come to Bisbee to re- main until their new home in Ray is ready for occupancy.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
To Open Branch Office.
Will Import Cattle

" IIf IWpOTL NaLLIC
 F. A Tovrea, accompanied by F. l.. Davis, will leave today for the Arizpe district in Sonora, to bring to this country a quantity of beef steers which MT. Tovrea recently purchased for his meat business They will be absent for several days Pneumonia Fatal.
 Henry Deerkake died yesterday al the Copper Queen hospital of pneu- mOnia after a short illness. He worked in the mines here and noth- ing has been learned as to his fam fly or relatives. Inquiries are now being made but apparently without success. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
Suffers Broken Leg.

ouHeTs broken leg.
 J. H. Hoover. who passed the holi- days with his sister in Warren, is in the hospital at Tucson recovering from a fractured leg. Mir. Hoover started for Camp Apache, where he is employed by the Copper queen company. and as he was stepping from the train at Tucson. fell and sustained a break of the leg. He is reported as progressing fayorably.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
Pleasant surprlse PartY.

On Wednesday night a small as. esmbIy gathered at the home of Mrs. Lee Frazier on Tate Hill, the occasion being a surpise that was ten dered to Miss Arnett upon her eigh- teenth birthday. A delightful even. ing followed, and one which the re- cipient of the surprise will remember long and pleasantly. Those present were Miss Arnett, Mir. Thomas Ar nett, Mir and Mrs F. Fisher, Miss A. Fisher. Miss A. Maxwell, Miss O. Ballard, Miss F. Adams, Miss k. York. and Miss Nj. Webster. Messrs. Charles Quas;ns. E. McUien, F Hay. wood. J. York, C. York. Prizes were were won by Miss M. Fisher. NIT. N. Fisher and Mir c. York.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
FOR WOMEN ONLY.

NWANA
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 D Fees Medical Adviser newly revised ot delicate quest about which cv
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
William Aldrich Dies.

" TTTTdTFI NTIT INTI DIC~s
 William Aldrich. who has been 6 resident Of Bisbee for several years and is a member of the Masonic or der died on Wednesday al the Cop per Queen hospital as a result Of heart trouble. His relatives out of the city have been notified of his demise and funeral arrangements await ad- vices from them. Mir. Aldrich was well known in Bisbee and leaves large circle of friends who sincere ly regret his demise.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
Dr. lyons
 6 pERfEcT $ ! Tooth Powder

is packed in a dust-hght metal oox, with patent measuring tube, which IS both safe and convenient for tourists.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-05
Brief Local Items
Baby Son Born.

Baby Son Born.
 Born to Mir. Mrs. c. F. COffman of Upper Lowell on Wednesday night a son.
 To Open Branch Office.
 F. l.. Jones of the International Steam Laundry in Douglas is in Bis bee, arranging to open a Bisbee branch office for his firm. To Hold Annual Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the War ren District Country club has been announced for next Tuesday evening, January g. at the club house. At this meeting officers and directors for the next year will be elected.