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Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06
IN NEW YORK TONIGHT
 AT LOWELL THEATRE

Tonight will be shown a series of interesting and clearly photographed views of corners and characters found in the great metropolis.
 It is fresh and worth while This freshness is what is most commenda- ble in this picture. The Swedish clock seller. the view of the costumes seen on Fifth avenue and other bits are great
 My Lady of Idleness"-A study of idle society women, the husband of of one Of their men trends. It shows the small jealousy and petty spiteful intrigue of idle folks and makes a good offering, flor it was carefully thought oat and is developed strong fly. William Humphrey has made most of it very effective indeed. Lean Baird plays the idle woman with stunning effecj-
 The Enemy's Baby'-'There are peple n the world as careless as this mother, who leaves her baby on the
 straw in the back of the wagon and herself rides with the driver. in this case her husband.
 The situation is very human and
 has a comic tang that will be liked. 1t is a pretty, well made picture. and
 the photography is excellent. Entertaining Uncie'-In this Ka- lem comedy Ruth Roland is featured i and this alone is guaranteed assu-
 rance of good, clean fun, the kInd that gets over with the masses. Leave
 it with Miss Ruth to entertain Un- cle It has a good theme that has been freshly worked cut.
 His oMther-in-Law's Visit'i-A
 comedy of the right sort, by Mark Swan. This makes this program re plete with plenty of splendid comesy
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06
WILL BE GREAT
 FIGHT PLANT
Work Being Done at Fort Huachuca Is Giving Coun- ty One of the Governments Best Establishments.

If nothing unforeseen turns up to cause delay. we expect to complete all cur work at Fort Huachuca in less than f mcnths The work is progress ing more rapidly than we expected t would when we began and the army officials are greatly pleased with the excellent showing" was the stattt ment made by contractor c. J Dal- ton yesterday. He has the govern ment contract for the enlargement of Fort Huachuca and was here yester- day purchasing supplies and attend ing to other business matters. He was accompanied here by his wife and little daughter. and they return. ed to the fort yesterday.
 The work on the officers quarters which was started first, is practical ly completed with the exception CT putting on the finishing touches. TO complete the work about two weeks will be required. Work on the foUn- dation Of the commissary quarters IS finished and the concrete work on this building was started on Monday. It will require about a week to finish These are the two largest buildings
 uo be o3nstructed, the others be- ing much smaller. Dalton fees ceT- tain the work can be cOmpleted> a month alIeed of the time allowed him in the contract.
 When all my work is through and all the other contemplated changes made at the fort" said Mir. Dalton, it will be one of the finest and mos' modern military posts in the United States and the people of Arizona, and especially those of the southern part of the state, should be proud of 1t Every device known to modern var fare as we'll as every appliance tha' will add 10 comfort and sanitary con dtions will be installed
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06
GREAT WAR PICTURE
 AND MUCH COMEDY

Another big Bison feature picture was presented at the Orpheum thea ter last Light It is entitled The Spirit of the Flag and is truly one Of the best war motion pictures that has been shown in Bisbee for many months It pOrtrays some very excit- ing imes of the Spanish-American war which everybody should see as they are founded on actual occur rences.
 In addition to the above named
 picture, "Herlock Shermes," @OuE Willie" and Friendly Neighbors' are also to be shown. The latter named pictures are comedies that are come. dies and are guaranteed to drive away the blues.
 The theater was packed last night The same program will be presented tonight. The Orpheum orchestra of l fers q special program of high class
 music in addition to the pictures.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06
SAYS DISTRICT
 LOOKING GOOD
Mining Man Com ments on Junction Shaft as One of Worlds Greatest Mining Engineering Feats

"If the United States would only pursue the common methods of deal ing with foreign questions they would have the present trouble in Mexico settled within few months was the statement made yesterday by Court ney DeKalb. consulting engineer for the Pacific Smelling & Refining Co. ard former editor of the Mining and Scientific Press of San Francisco. who was here for a short visit during the week. going over the district gath ering data for a magazine articles which he is now preparing.
 Engineer DeKalb has offices both at Tucson and New York City and is well versed on conditions in the sis ter republic. having recently returned from f months trip that took him all over northern Mexico.
 When questioned further about the conditions in Mexico he refused to make comment whatever, saving that at the present time he had nothing to say for publication because he in tended to return to that country in Q very short while.
 In speaking about the Warren min ing district he said he was greatly surprised to find so much activity here. The new concrete work at Junction shaft. which particularly at tracted his attention, he said was one of the biggest undertakings in mining engineering that was ever carried out It will occupy prominent position in bis article on the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06

head, his steady. scholarly blue eyes, his white beard and mustache.
 The admiral looked at Holton for a moment, and then he said:
 ''Mr. Holton. fear I am about to ask you to undertake dangerous mis sion."
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06
MISS LOIS WILSON WINSs
 MER|TED APPLAUSE

Little Miss Wilson made a decided hit with the audience at the Royal where she made her first appearance last evening Although only l3 years of age, this little artist proved her self a master of the violin. The crowded house which listened in- tently to her interpretations showed ther appreciation with great ap- plause after each number. Mrs. Philips, the regular pianist at the Royal. played her aCcOmpaniments in a creditable manner.
 The pictures were all up to the Roy al standard of excellence, consisting of scenic industrial subjects. dramatic photo-plays and good hearty come dies aCCUmp paHIed by aPpf0PT late ffiVi- sid furnished by the excellent orches- tra under the able leadership of Fl. bert Neale.
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EszE- along the lines of Cuban plots against our troops. but, above all, should consider your service most val. z-ahl8 f you could work your way into G-z lingo and determine by whatever g. sans the plans of the Spanish fleet.
 Ig any information comes to you cpd yDu are unable to reach the flag Gl'r, shall expect you to signal from e-sw hoight within sight of my vessel. hall have a man detailed, beginning s.rc-row, to watch for any signals of sba sort from you. Do you quite un- s,e~stand everything I have said?'
 Yes, sir"
 Very we'll. ', If you have time to .crange your clothing aboard the Chat and join our landing party at the Seguranca, we'll take you ashore with us. Otherwise you can go ashore in your dingey and meet us there
 Holton saIuted, paused a moment as the admiral seemed about to speak, and then as the commander, with his half-weary air. turned 10 a sheaf O. correspondence, Holton left the cabin and was soon on his way to the Chat,
 Here he changed his white uniform coat for @ canvas shooting-jacket, his white trousers for a pair of khaki brooches and leggins. and, throwing his cap into a corner, took in it's place felt campaign hat of the Marine Corps. Around his waist he strapped a Colt, filled the belt with bullets, and then went up on deck.
 He saw the admirals gig bounding toward the headquarters transport, and was on the point of proceeding to her himself when upon second thought he ordered the seaman at the oars to take him ashore. The tide was low. and the landing was made without dif- fculty in beautiful bay.
 Holton took a pipe from his pocket and dismissing the dingey, sat down to wait The time was not long, for with in half an hour the officer saw several four-oarded gigs rounding the stern of the transport and making shore ward As he arose a low whistle sound ed in the manigua behind him, and as though by magic two lines of Cuban soldiers appeared, the officers quite smartly attired. but the men ragged and unkempt.
 All stood rigid as the white long boat, with Admiral Sampson in his spotiess duck uniform and Shafter with his garb of blue and gold, ap- preached the shore.
 As soon as the landing was made the officers were placed on animals brought to carry them, and the trip through the manigua jungle. and thence up the mountain trail to Gar eta's camp began. It was a hot. l6- borious climb, and the uniforms Gi some of the officers were not immaaa- late when they finally reached the headquarters of the Cuban commander, which consisted of hut of grass. Tbs conference begs, at once, while tbI men passed among -the visitors re- f eshing cups of coconut milk. together with mangoes and pineapDles. Deci-
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and with the two splendid dramas and the trip to greater New York, the patrons Of the Lowell will be well repaid for their visit to this popular resort tonight. The Lowell had a lit- tie misfortune with it's orchestra Thursday night and the music for this night was almost out of the question. however, the management got busy with the Western Union and on Sun day night will present for the first time the Lowell Theatre Sf,00000 Challenge orchestra, which is bigger and better than ever. and Manager Frazer stated yesterday that although two of his orclestra temporarily han dicapped him for one night through what they thought smart. trick, # has turned out to be all for the best as now he will have th6 best orches- tra in the state, barring none.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06
MOTOR SCAVENGER
 SERVICE INQUIRY

In order to effect greater economy in the collection of the garbage of the city. Mayor Williams and the Alder men are making investigation of the costs in cities where motor trucks are employed for this purpose.
 From the gacts now in the posses sion of the council it is believed that one motor truck can handle all the work that now requires four teams to handle. If this can be accomplished it will mean a saving of at least s9,0oo to the city per year.
 Mayor Williams has communicated
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sion as to the places most suitable for landing having been made, the Ameri- cans prepared to return to their yes sels.
 Bugles sounded, the half-staryed sol. diers lined the trail once more, and the procession started upon it's de scent. As Admiral Sampson was about to leave he turned to Garcia as though struck by sudden thought and placed his hand on Holton's shoulder
 "Mr. Ogilye, of the London Stand ard, who has been with me wishes tc view a part at least of this campaign from the Cuban standpoint, and promised him I should speak to you Can you take him for awhile?"
 Garcia regarded Holton with pene trating black eyes and then bowed slightly.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06
COURT DELAY
 DUE ID ERRORS
Latter Found in Commit ments = Cases Will Have to Be Reheard by Justices -Calendar Postponed

Discovery Of the fact that the com m'tments in an even dozen criminal cases sent 8Ip from the justice courts SR various parts of the county were faulty. caused a general change iu the plans of Superior Judge Lockwood yes terday. and will probably necessitate reheaFings in all of them. according io DeputyS heriff A. w. Howe. who arrived here yesterday afternoon. The rehearing will of necessity delay and change the routine Of the business Of the court.
 The calling of tho courts criminal calendar, which was 10 have taken place today. was postDOned until Sat Urlay. September 18th. and part ot DenHty Howe's mission here was to notify the local attorneys of the change. A majority of them planned 10 go to Tombstone today to attend the court.
 The trial jury which was to have re- ported to the court on September 15 will also be delayed until September 23 when they have been ordered to report.
 The error in the commitments was discovered when the case of Trooper Thompson, charged with having mur. dered Trooper Smith of the Ninth cav airy at Douglas, last week was brought up for argument Wednesday, Attor- ney Woolery, representing the de fensa. moved that the information in inc case be dismissed. He alleged that il was based upon a faulty com mitment The court did not render immediate decision in the matter. In, vestigation revealed the same fault, II it be such. in a dozen other criminal commitments.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06

TO BE CONTINUED
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06
NEWS IN THE DISTRICT

with other cities using motor trucks to ascertain their cost of operation and also with some of the leading manufacturers of trucks to get an es- innate of their figures in the saving that will be effected and will undoubt edly make report of the result Of his investigation at the next meeting of the council, when the matter will bc taken up for consideration and prob able action
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06
IVY nS ,ss siss A. s i1 SS orr Br,SSia i A

Presently an orderly returned with a summons for Holton. Sampson was standing by table as Holton entered and saluted. The young officer had never seen him before, and he viewed with great and kindling interest this grave man with his thoughtful fore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
IMPRESSIVE SERVICE HELD
AT LAYING OF CORNERSTONE

bread which was all his store. In.
mediately upon receiving the crust, the
0eggar stood transformed In his sight.
This. be said. Was the right way 10
work for the master 10 accomplish
the most good.
In closing he asked that the mem.
oers use undue vigilance and untir1ng
enorts TO carry on the work that they
had so auspiciously inaus,irated by
the beginning OF a new place OF vor>
chip.
This church VIII be a modern brick
structure and. when completed. win
be one OF the fnest churches IN the
city. The congregation OF this church
was founded during the year Of 1855
and has been operating in q small
WOODEN structure near the site of the
new building. Many words OF com.
mendauon may be said about the
work OF Rev p. d. Little and the work
OF all the members IN erecting this
rev structure TO grace the city Of
wheeling with another edlhce in the
cause OF Christianity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
ITCHED FOR 20
YEARS, RESINOL
CURED IN 10 DAYS

baltimore M Ju'v 81. 1912
Ahput f~"u's years aRp both ms iess
bfrtu fp ifrl from ankle 20 ankle
ii'f.r I.rrles came out that hooked
Nr- much Mo heat Tho itching and
y. ..ff Nas something terrible 7
tart t0 scratch and could not
.H would even scratch through
. flIn aud that % course would
pave 70 spr9 which 7 was compelled %
bardaEa
~ f-fed reveral prescription and
rnl mrr's. but received nor q particle
~ benefit No. more than F tho treat.
mont were cold rafcr : then hogan
'p have very llrle fai'h Boz anything
and ~ course could Do nothing but
rc-a'ch away After suffering con
star'ly f1r 'ronfy years 'riend rec.
On n"n1"d lje4inOi Soap and WrginoI
Dnfmrnt From Tho yery first appIi.
eaton ! frurf relief md wac entirely
cured 'r frr toy. Tho Nchfrg anil
efinRI1g son ea'lnra tasa craerI ana
ny sk'n lF moofh ~ a. rhIid4 r
lSiEn'd' '7ar.es Warner. if2s y
5frickrr 20
Phv".risr- have prcr-ibri perIroI
Tor e'g teen vfBrs. and ovr-y druVgIef
IN The COUNTY, snil9 Re-In1I soao and
Reein0l Cir'mrrf FOR frse TRIAL write
g ner' ifK. r. mol. baltimore Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

For Psrkersbure and Vicinity.
Fair aud warmer tonight and
Thursday
The high pressure. fair and cool
weather ARA continues over tho
country east Of the plains states. q
oept tho extreme south. Nth center
IN Ontario. Tho morning tempera.
lures In the Ohio vsiiey-upper Dor.
TONS ranged generally from 30 70
~ degrees a light frost occurred
81 Elkina. w. Va The high pressure.
cool weather IN tie west stretches
from fhc north Pacific regions cast.
ward over the northwest
Tho pTessures are slightly below
the normal In tho upper valleys. At.
tended and preceded - higher ten.
roTaiuroF
Continued fair weather d. tho DOT.
look. with higher temperature to
tiEht and Thursday
Local data Highest temperature
yesterday. - degrees. lowest last
night. So degrees no rainfall
Rivers
The Ohio viii continue 20 fan SLOW.
" IN tho district
Il G.. HOWE. Section Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
ANNUAL CONVENTION

IN" annual convention 81 tho Pitts.
hurgh district ~ the metal t-ades Do.
partment % tho American Federation
~ Labor Will be held IN this CITY BE-.
ginning September II. and will be In
session several days Addresses Of
welcome viii Be made a. the opening
session BY Mayor H l. Kirk and Sc.
rotary Roy y Naylor. % the wheel.
Ink board 81 trade
Large delegations are expected TO
DO IN ATTENDANCE from Pittsburgh and
vicinity. Allegheny Valley. New. ca.
To. Young town. Fri" Columbus. Ma
sillon Canton. Nii.-rce and Cleve
land. while the district embraces all
territory within a radius ~ 600 miles
~ Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
'MECHEN
LArge Crowd Attends Lecture.

a very large crowd attended the
lecture given last evening In the base
Inent OF IN" First " r. church by
MISS Kingsley. the missionary from
alcutta. India Miss Kingsley held
the large audience with close alton.
ton and her address proved very In.
teresting and instructive. The mem.
beers Of IN" Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society held a meeting follow
Ing the lecture and closed the busl
ness Tor The past year Nearly every
member ~ the organization was pres.
ent al the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
SENATOR scorr nrnr

Hon. y " Scott FORMER United
Staies senator from West Virginia ar.
rived in tho city yesterday morning
on hi7 annual visit 20 the state fair
"" spent yesterday calling on his old
acquaintance and enjoying fhe ~
celiFnt program ~ The big cont on
tho Island lle Will spend several
DAYS in this CITY. DO said yesterday.
attending to business matters
Senator Scott recently underwent
an operation Tor cataract u was
Tuccceqfui. and he e. nov troubled
but slightly with hls eyes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
Struck BY Car

Harry Brozka son OF Mr. and Mrs
H. Brozks. was struck by the 4.15
southbound car OF tho Pan Handle
Traction line Wednesday evening. cut
ting slight cash on his head He was
taken by thos" In charge OF the car
70 Dr. Davies Office. hut was soon allie
10 walk homo. lie and some other boys
were playing near his home at the
corner ~ Commerce and Ninth streets
and whom young Brozka emerged from
under the bridge over the run no was
atruck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
McMechen Briefs.

superintendent Jesse d. Marble o.,
the traction lines. spent yesterday az
t"rnoon az MoundsvIlle on business.
Miss Gladys Frankhouser entertain
ed the members OF her Sunday school
class OF the Christian church last
evening at her home
James Dion. who underwent an op.
Grafton at the Glendale hospital a
Few weeks ago. is improving nicely.
VIII ,. Garvey. OF this city. who
Was badly Injured several weeks ago
Il improving nicely AZ the Glendale
hospital
Garfield council NJ. .. Jr o. L. A.
NJ viii meet this evening IN regular
semi monthly session ard all mem.
oers are urged 20 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
OHicera EIec.sd

At tho recent meeting % the board
oi directors ~ Eellview Camp Ground
association mo following vo-o elected
az officers: Col. ". W BeaIl. prcsi-
Ient. J. :. tIs'. president: T. \.
Sheets. secretary. &. ID. Kyle. treas
urer. committee Of 20 ladies' was
appointed 70 arrange for = musical en-
t"r'ainnent in the near future for the
ben"ht Of the association. Secretary
P. a. sheets vas Instructed TO CORES
pond concerning talent for tho enter
tainmen'
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Arrangements have boon COMPLETED
hv Mrs f y fqover ~ Division No
zoo. q T. 4. ~ Division No az
brotherhood of Locomotive Fnrfn.ers
Tor a lawn fetr 70 Q. held ne1t gafur.
DAY evening The AFFAIR VIII b. hold
On Tho slower lawn ~ The corner 81
Third ana logan streets tre cream.
cake. "to will b. on saie during tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
WELLSBURC
Road Inspectors.

Road tnepectorS-
Tho committee appointed at the re-
sent mass meeting held In the court
Souse to view roads OF Brooke county
and OF Pennsylvania with view to as
certaining what 10 needed in this coun-
~ and to determine the best material.
The members OF the county court also
made a tour OF 10i miles BY auto on
Tuesday. The members OF the court
are s. II. Baxter. George c. Wells and
Harlan McCord. The committee is
composed OF A. l.. Carter and w. A -.
Strain, OF Cross Greek district: e. y.
Waugh and Harry Sands, OF Buffalo
district: James PAUL and Col. w. W.
Beall, of wellsburg; NJ. l.. Wells. OF
this atty; Mr.. Hindman. OF Cross
Greek district: DIR. X. c. Brashear.
clerk of the county court: Jason
Waugh. Professors William Hill, linn
and sill. OF Bethany.
Fifteen stops were made for the pur-
pose OF inspecting more thoroughly
the different kinds Of macadanl. brick
and one piece OF "amanite." mixture
OF asphalt. cement and crushed lime
stone. This piece OF road. which IL In
Allegheny county. near Bridgeville.
Pa. was considered by all members OF
the party as the best that they had
travelled over. II has ben IN. use for
over two years. shows no wear: Is
perfectly Smooth and quite flexible.
The mixture Ia laid on n rock founda-
ton but requires no curb. The COM
mittee and the county commissioners
viii meet Friday evening. September
IL. Correspondence will be started at
once TO determine the cost OF the var!-
GUS roads in Pennsylvania travelled
over Tuesday. One piece OF macad-
anized road that cost $4,000 per mile
after FIVE years use had to be repaired
at cost of $4,000 per mile and now.
after two years more. Is again in need
OF repairs. The aminite road has been
used for over two years. shows NO
wear and IS perfectly smooth.
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IN" fro department wac called 60
~ Sells BROTHERS See plant again vs.
trrdav ~ puf cut small blaze that
had started IN tho rear 81 tho build
inEs Very little damage was done AZ
nc department responded promptly
and checked all possible chance FOR
destructive hrc. This is believed 10
~ Tho third attempt ~ burn these
hniidinFs do"n mud 10 g. thought CO. 10
tho work 90 iuccndlans'a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-11
School Board Meets.

school boar don Tuesday night. DIR. C..
II. Werlich. r. a. Sheets. commission
CTS: Supt. +. II. Bryant and Secretary
]. A. Gist being present. the resigna-
ton OF William Miller as janitor OF
the High School building was accept
ed Louis Mozinger being elected to
fill the vacancy. Out OF the number
OF bids received for furnishing coal.
that OF T. V. u. Cox, being the lowest,
was accepted. Screened coal. 1896 per
hundred: run OF mine, $685..
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surrn Funeral Today

Funeral Rarvfcer over tho ror,afro
~ m" infant con o. Mr. and Mrs. uu..
sell Sfirm. Who died iast Tuesday
"lEb, az u O'Clock AZ the family home
on mn street. Will BE- hold this ar
.'rnoon az ..@o o.clock Rev ~ u
f'll"rs. pastor ~ tho FIRST e. =
church. viii ohica'e 1ntermcrt Will
Do msde ~ the McMechen cemetery