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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-04-29
Refugees Reach Ell PasO.

Ell Paso, April 27.-Ninety-seven
refugees, mostly Americans, arrived
early today from the interior Of
Northern Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
.BRINEERHOFF LEAVES
 PHELPS DODGE WORK
Resigned His Position to Leave District for New Home in
 California.

F. Mel. Brinckerhon, travelling aud itor for Phelps-Dodge & Co.,. has re- signed l,is position and will leave here in a few days for California. When interviewed at the Copper Queen hotel last night, he asked 10 be excused from announcing any par ticulars of his plans except to state that he anticipates much greater success that has beeen possible while connected with the Phelps-Dodge in- terests.
 Mir Brinckerhon is very well known in the Warren District and thoroughly conyersant with local conditions, as it was in the winter oi 1903 that he first came 10 Bisbee from New York City, and with his wife and small daughter Margaret established their home on Quality until removing to El Paso in 1908 Mrs. Brinckerhon and daughter. have been making their home in California since last spring, and il has been known for some time tnat Mr Brinskerhon was planning to es tablish himself on the coast at al early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
MAN NOW
 BISBEE RESIDENT
New Assistant Postmaster Oak ley Replaces Henderson
 Who Resigned.

Edward Oakley for some time fi- nance clerk of tte Phoenix postof- ice. arrived in Bisbee yesterday and immediately took his place in the To- cal post onice where he becomes as- sistant to Lon R Bailey, post master. Assistant Postmaster Henderson who has been in the office under Mr. Bailey. retires from his position to enter new fields in this district where he is well known.
 Concerning Oaheys departure from Phoenix, and the gaia which Bisbee thereby receives, the Phoenix Gazette says
 oakley was very efficient em- ploye Of the local office and his ser vices will be greatly missed He has many friends who will regret to learn of his departure but who will be . pleased to know of his advancement
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
.PERILS OF PAULINE
 AT THE ROYAL TODAY

Mere mention of the fact that the Perus of Pauline" is the attraction is sufficient to pack the Royal thea ire 70 the doors for the theatre goers of Bisbee recognize in this great ser ial story all the qualities that go to make true feature photo-play
 Unlike other serial pictures, each episode tells 8 complete story of in teresting adventure and it is not nee essary to have seen the previous chap ters 10 enjoy each installment
 In this episode, Pauline receive am invitation from one of her lady friends Co attend a wedding which is to be a novel affair In order to make the wedding conspicuous, a li- on tanner is engaged to bring his an- lmals 70 entertain the guests
 owen. Pauiine's rascally guardian, sees in this what he thinks good opportunity to rid himself of his charge and thereby come into poss- ession of his former employers for. tune.
 How near he comes to succeeding In bis dastardIy undertaking. and tho perilous escape of pretty Pauline. forms the most interesting and sen sational chapter of this great serial that has thus far been shown.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
ITALIAN BEATS WIFE
 TWICE IN ONE DAY;
 NOW IN COUNTY JAIL
John SaSsi, a Resident of 0. K. Tral, Arrested Yesterday Aft ernoOn After Administering Two WhippingS to Spouse.

As a result of beating his wife, Elina Sassi John Sassi an Italian living up o. K. trail spent last night in the county jail and faces a mis- demeanor charge.
 Sasai was arrested yesterday after noon about five o'clock by officers Kempton and Cannon He had just concluded a thorough job of beating his wife Tie latter came to the off, ice of Judge N. c. High and pleaded with the latter official to incarcerate her husband
 As to causes little has come Co the surface. According Co the wife Sas- si beat her yesterday morning before going on shift and again when he came off shift in the afternoon A peculiar part of tie whole matter is the alleged presence of Mrs. Sassrs brother in the room while the hus. band was beating his wife
 Sassi and his wife have three little children. They own several pieces oi property on o. K trail and are con. sidered wellJo-do The hearing ol sassi win take place today before Judge High.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
K. 6, SMOKER DRAWS
 A GREAT AUDIENCE
Over 80 Members and Their Many Friends Turn out for
 Evening of Pleasure

Over eighty members and their friends turned out for the R. C. smok CT, given i'm honor of the football team which has carried out such a successful campaign of victories, in the K C. hall Sunday evening Mus. ic. dances, songs. and recitations were numerous on the program, and the smokes and fellowship made for the remainder of the entertainment
 Music was furnished by R. Coates There were songs by Ed Towen, C. Madden, G. Reed T Graves and D. Telford Mir Maddens initiation of the mocking bird was one of the fea lures Of the evening The stepdanc ing of II. Daley. and the recitation of G. Reed together with F. Duny'' song brought heavy rounds of ap ! plause. Mr. IT, Ford occupied thc chair
 Hiilarty lasted until a late hour and votes of appreciation and hand shakes ended one of K. C's most sue ! cessful entertainments
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
GUARANTEED

chine. If anything more speed was applied to the truck. Lorenzo Wright street supervisor of Bisbee. was on his way to Bisbee and came up to the accident immediately after it had oc cured He saw the truck going over the rise to the south and took chase. Adams was oyerhauled several hun dred yards further south.
 The truck driver objected strenu ously ,to being brought back and not until he was told that one of the oc cupauts of the other car was dead did he turn his machine and come back
 In the meantime J B. Hodges, con. stable of Lowell, was notified and hurried to the scene Of the accident with Dr Leonard The latter dressed the wounds of the injured people and Hodges placed Gonzales under arrest The latter was brought back to Low ell and placed in jail.
 With Adaul agreement. his a' raignmeut was continued until FridoJ His bail was placed at $2.50o w3icf he was unable 10 furnish.
 The coroner's inquest over the bod! of young Garcia will be held today at two o'clock, when it will be de cided whether or not a formal chargD will be made against the truck dricer
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
"THE PENNANT" PROMISES SEASONS
 ONE BIG LOCAL HIT
Eastern Star Benefit All Ready For Produ2lic1 at 0iphesm TOnight-EXCellent Caste Will Make BOw to the Pubic.

Featuring bright lines, pretty mus ic. good chorus work, and excellent sol0ists. with a bevy of pretty girls and handsome men, "The Pennant" makes its bow to the Warren Dis trict public tonight lt will be given at the Orpheum and promises to break all house records at the thea tre.
 "The Remnant" is a story of love and football" lt is replete with in- teresung situations It is iammed wi,h exceptional music, and its en- tertainment is varied and clean throughout It has been selected by Director A. II Ten Broeck for its worth and weight
 The play includes several features adopted for the occasion "It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary," will be suns This song has cheered the steps of thousands of soldiers now battling on the continent and is per haps the most talked-of composition on the musical boards of the country today
 With tis feature another comes 10 light Col George Reardon, the well known elecutionist, will give De Wolf Hopper's famous vehicle Gas ey at the Bat"
 "The Peunant' is given by Che Order of the Eastern Star as bene nt It has been staged and directed by A. IT, Teu Broeck who enjoyed ar immense success last summer in hi' production of "H. M s. Pinafore. The doors of tho theatre will opeI early and an extremely large sea
 ale has already been had.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
CORY BLOT
 ADDED TO BISBEE
 DOUGLAS ROADWAY
SoIOm Garcia, Ten Year Old Boy Is Killed When Machine In Which He Was Riding Rolls Over Embanknent.

Another chapter of death has been added to the Douglas Bisbee Log Book Sunday afternoon ten year old Solomon Garcia, Of Naco, had his life rudely taken from him while his sister and five others riding in the same automobile narrowly escaped the reaper.
 lt was rather gay party of passen- gers that entered the automobile Of Ben De La 0, in Douglas Sunday afternoon. They had been in Douglas for several days and were on their way back to their homes in Naco. The party comprised of Miss Carmen Garcia sister of the dead boy Maria Juyera, another Naco girl, J. M Za- mora, also of Naco, A. E. Anderson. a friend of the driver. and the boy l They planned to come through Bisbee and then return late Sunday after noon to their homes, but fate in the shape of a truck and a narrow piece of roadway intervened and left the youuGest member in behind in the morgue
 The machine was proceeding leis- urely along toward Bisbee when the hill just south of the road house was topped A truck driven by Manuel : Adams. was making it's way towrad Douglas, The pleasure ear approached ! the road house bridge and came across. The truck. not waiting to let ! tho other machine past, went out upon the north approach of the struct ure.
 The truck was either unwieldly OI the driver was careless. or the south bound machine veered to and lrt and when the Bisbee-bound machine had passed the bridge, the left front fender of the crowded automobile was struck.
 The machine was hurled literally down the embankment At this placC the fall from the approach is in th' neighborhood of fifteen feet The ma chine poised itself. momentarily or the edge, and hurtled sideways dowI the perpendicular wall of earth. rolled completely over once and cam' to a stand in an upright position
 The occupants were less fortunat than the machine. All were throw and the young boy was seen C be laying on the ground, sprawled ou in crushed spider fashion. After h.
 was reached his jaws moved In
 muscular reaction and his canal
 was snuifed
 l'Carmen Garcia the sister of tne oo had her right arm badly wrenche' and was taken care of at the c. & 4 hospital The other girl was pract
 cally unhurt though shaken up. li mora was badly scratched about th
 head and arms and Anderson was als !, hurt. De Lao was practically unhur
 The driver of the truck, unheedin - and unseeing blthely continued o
 his way after ho had mo the other ma
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
DISAPPEARANCE OF
 BUCK DEER BOTHERS
 FRIENDS OF HUNTERS
MesserS. GWynn Holmes and Sasse Go Hunting; They Bag a Deer But Fail to Bring the Results of the Chase Home.

Meat seems to be very scarce among the residents of the country north and northwest of Bisbee. This conclusion is reached after hearing of the Sunday deer hunting expedi- ton of Messrs. Sasse- se-Gwynn-Holmes.
 Robert Sasse, Frank Gwynn, and Frank Holmes provided themselves with the very necessary instruments of hunting paraphernalia Saturday and. of the same evening. departed for the deer hunting grounds in the neighborhood of Juniper Flats, north west of Bisbee
 According to their story, six pronged buck was the bag of Sun day mornings shooting. lt is not quite clear which of the three hunt ! CTS felled the deer That is not the interesting side of the story
 According to all three the buck was heavy The horns of the ant lered one would catch in the brush and impede the progress Of the party toward the camp. When To, a Mexi- can. mounted upon a burro hove in sight The harness of aforesaid ami maj comprised a packsaddle, a couple of leather thongs, and Cruz" stick in the hands of the rider lt was a Godsend 10 the tired hunters. They importuned the man to allow them to place the buck upon the saddle and to have it hauled to their camp. The rider readily acquiesced and, after placing the deer upon his steed and mounting Shanks Mare. proceeded on down the trail Either the burro or the driver, or possibly and prob ably oth, were faster than the hunt CTS. for presently no cargo of deer meat was in sight.
 The Bisbeeites finally reached camp No burro, no Mexican driver and no deed was there They scout ed the country and no sign of deer was to be found They returned tC Bisbee with the tale" of the deei and somebody just remarked thaf Baron Munchauson had nothing or them.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
WILKINS IS REMOVED
 TO CITY JAIL WHERE
 GUARD UNNECESSARY
Ex-BiSbee Bank Employee Will Probably Be Removed to Tue
 son to Await Action of Federal Court; Papers Expected Today

R. E Wilkins has been deprived of his quasi-freedom. Deputy Marshal James Mcdonald. upon arresting the ex-Bisbee bank employee, allowed him the liberty of the city with d guard as his companion Wilkins did not take kindly to this much re. straint and made 1t unpleasant for his guard, until the latter and Mo Douald concluded Wilkins might as we'll be in jail
 Consequently. yesterday about two o'clock, his be-plastered baggage bearing hotel, steamship and rail la bels from all parts of this country and some from Europe was taken from room twenty-two in the hotel He was escorted to the office where settlement was made for his accomo .dations and he was removed to the city jail In the latter place nc guard will be placed over Wilkins nor will he have to settle any hote bin at a later late
 No new developments have come to light in the case. It is thought probable by the deputy marshal, the necessary papers will arrive thi. morning and he can remove bis pris oner to Tucson where he will hay, to await the action of the fedora court or give bond for his appear ance
 Wilkins appears to think ne is be ing persecuted. T'ie represente lives of the department of justice ap parently. think otherwise. The in dictment still is in the hands of tho United States attorney and his cas, will be thoroughly aired before tha tribunal unless something miraculou transpires in the meantime.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
State on Ohio, lty ot Toledo. lee
 Lucas County,

State on Ohio, liy ot TOledo. lee
 Lucas County,
 Prank J. Cheney makes oeth that he h senior partner of thc firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business iu Che City of To- iedo, County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay tle sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for cuch and ev. cry case ot Catarrlt that cannot be cured hy tle use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY sworn to before mo and sut tscribed in my pr. scnce. this Cth day of December A. D. 1S55.
 lStuU A. " GLEASON
 Notary Public Haps Catarrh Cure is taken internally and ucts directly upon Inc blood and mus Cors surfaccs of tIc system. Send for tegumonials free
 CIT J. CHENEY G co. Toledo. O. Sold by an Duecie's Tie gake haAs Family e.ls foi c9nH,ipa15n,
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
TWO LITAUANIANS
 ARRESTED; CHARGED
 WITH COW RUSTLING
Alex SaHeSki and William Bill, Re- SidentS of Lowell, Charged With Having Appropriated a YearIing Calf.

Alex ZalesH and William Biu, two Llthuaniaus who reside in Lowell just east of the Denn bridge are in the tolls of the law for cattle steal ing. The arrest was made Sunday evening by Deputy Sherifs William Brakeneld. W. J. Graham Constable J. B. Hodges. of Lowell, and Porter Mcdonald.
 Alex D. Aibini has a little place east of Lowell, situated near the old garbage dump Here he cuuyates some garden uuca. and also keeps a few head of stock He had year ling calf last week that was coveted as it ranspired. adn tnis calf disap peared Friday night
 Albini promptly notified the rep resentauves of the sherins office in Lowell, and J. B. Hodges. The om cers set 10 work on the case and finally heard that Zaleszi and Bn had slaughtered a COW on Friday or Saturday and had hung the meal
 Careful investigation was made ol up in one of their houses.
 the facts in the case and this re suited in the arrest Sunday evening of Zaleszi and Bill The two mer were taken before Judge George R smith yesterday afternoon but th' hearing was continued Each wat held in $500 bail Neither could fur Inish security for their appearanc' and were remanded to the brancl jail n Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01

Rober Bresnahan has now a chance he long sought With the Cubs he ought to show something the coming season
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
INJURY AND LOWELL DOWN STARS MIGHTY
 FOOTBALL MACHINE
Two Members of Star Team Forced From Game, Defense Shattered; Lowell Has Easy Victory, 8 to 2.

In the toughest anc one Of the hardest fought football games of the season. Sunday at the Warren Park. the Lowell United team defeated the Stars by the score of 8 to 9. Two of the Stars were injured and the game was called prior to playing time, for lack of further material of sufficient strength to continue the slaughter.
 The Stars scored first on a penalty kick. Kitchen making a clean kick. Very soon after the Stars had scored Lowell found the sticks on a center from White. their left wine Both teams again scored before the end of the first half White kicking one of the cleauest and most beautiful goals ever seen on the local field
 Early in the first half, Gilbert captain of the Stars, was severely injured when he slipped and fell His side was painfully bruised and wrenched in the fall, and he was forced to retire from the play at the end of the half. which ended in a 2 10 tie. A little later Johnson, also of the Stars. sprained his ankle and was forced Co withdraw.
 With Gilbert. center forward. out of the game, and Johnson. center half, on the side lines, the game re solved itself into a contest of endur ance in which the chief matter of import was how many scores the Lowell aggregation could run through the shattered defense Of the former machine When play ended tho score stood to in favor of Lowell United
 Next Sunday the game of the sea son will be played on the same field when the Lowell United and K. of C teams will tangle for blood and tn, temporary honors Of the District
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01

McGraw is happy over his capture of Bob Marshall the star catcher Of the Three l.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
LOWELL THEATER's NEW
 POLICY MAKES DECIDED H

Sunday the Lowell introduced anew policy, that of a longer and newer program of pictures with an addition Co its already famous orchestra. The photoplays at this cozy little theater have always been conceded 10 be of a superior class and the orchestra is without doubt one of the best bal anced in the Southwest, and now with newer service and an additional reel for the photo-plays and fin ished drummer with the orchestra, the Lowell is surely putting up quality entertainment. The program for the ensuing two days follows:
 Selection: The Golden Butterfly" Lowell theater orchestra. "The Mill of Idfe," a Vitagraph special drama featuring Maurice Costello Louise Vale and Franklin Ritchie appear in Merely Mother a two part Biograph
 special feature Twins and Trouble" and Edison domestic comedy features Bliss Milford and Herbert Prior. while Constance Talmadge and Billy ! Quirk dispense some real big fun in "Father's Timepiece" under the Vi- tagraph brand Tha Lowell theater will present a masterpiece every Sun day and Monday the first one which 1 will be Mir Barnes of New York by popular request next Sunday De
 cember 9th.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01

The addition of coppege cross coun- try teams in the A. A. U. title races ought to add 10 the event
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-01
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-13
HABEAS CORPUS
WRIT IS ASKED
FOR J. |. PORTER

Alamogordo. n. NJ, Aug. a.
James l., Porter. charged with the
murder Of Ralph s. Council who was
shot from ambush ana killed opposite
the Porter ranch near Tumrosa. june
Il last, viii be given hearing to-
morrow morning Ia the district court
here on writ Of haheas corpus
brought hy his attorneys.
Porter was given preliminary
hearing ON Aly IN Aiamoeordo be-
fore Justice OF the Peace Holmes an
was remanded without bail since
that Time he has been IN jail here
There is a possibility that the hearing
on the writ OF hahcas corpus may be
submitted ON the record OF the triul
before the Justice of the pence, though
IL is more than likely that another eN-
animation win be had.
Judges Medler and Mechcm are
both in Alamogordo at the present
time, and there Is some speculation
as 70 which viii preside az the trial
tomorrow O,ero county Is in Judge
Medlcrs district aud ordinarily, ia The
absence Of disqualification, he would
sit on the hearing.
It Is stated that ln the event the
writ is granted porter's friends are
prepared to make any bond that may
he eNaeted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-13
DEMOCRATS OF M'KlNLEY
COUNTY NAME DELEGATES
TO STATE CONVENTION
lnrrel.L eorn.sronosnes 70 uossIse looaN.

tsprclaL coRREsPoNpEHcs 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Gallup. Y. NJ, Aug. 12.-The demo-
cratic county convention for Mckln-
lev county. which met here Monday
evening. was in every way harmonious
and enthusiastic The contest for del
egates to the state convention in AL
buquerque was spirited and resulted
in the election OF W. II. Carroll, G.
b. Chambers and w II. Hams.
Resolutions were adopted by the
convention endorsing the work OF inc
national administration in its eXeeu-
tive and legislative accomplishments,
and the attitude Of the governor oil
New Mexico in his attitude on the
county salaries question.
Rees II. Beddow, state mine inspec-
Tor. was again reelected to serve az
u member Of the state central commll-
tee from New Mexico. Attorney A. i,
Hannett was elected as the second
member of the state central commit
tee. r. H. Beddow was also reelected
as chairman of the county democratic
central committee, w. II. Hams was
elected secretary of the county cen
trail committee.
The delegates will go to the con
vention instructed to work for the re-
of representative H. 4 p
Ferguson as long as there is any
chance of his nomination In the
event that his nomination is impossl-
bile. they are to use their own iudg-
ment in the choice of next best,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-13
CURTIS Filler MAY BE
BROUGHT TO LAS VEGAS

lspEc,al cOassa.osnsHcs 70 MORNING. louHrAh
East Las Vegas IS. NJ, Aug i2-
The board of directors Of the Las We
gas Commercial club met last night
and discussed the bringing of G.. H.
Bell of the curtis Flying Machine
to Las Vegas for the county
fair In October
Bell is at present In Colorado
Springs and viii come To this city for
three flights providing the CONNER
cial club and county fair commission
ers will srmrautce so much money
Ben is flyer of considerable rcpute
and will endcayor to circle Pixies
Peak in his Curtis biplane in the near
future.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-13

Santa he, Aug le---The monthly
balance sheet Of the state land Of
fee for The month OF Juiy shows
something of the enormous amount
of business being bundled by that Of.
flee
The receipts during the month
We're Sie,ptANt ana the payments
We're $li.IOels and the balance on
hand a, the close Of the month was
Stea, e6S.44 The total OF notes due
the state is S6sG.eaf9g and the de-
ierrcd payments on contract to pur-
chase aggregates SGSS,S1555 a grand
total of obligations due the office Of
sl.82a,lis.Aa of this amount Ss4a.~
itb.2d becomes due October /. 1914,
and the office force is now husilv en-
gagged In preparing for the mail about
5000 notices 20 those leasing lands
aud those having purchased under
the deferred payment plan
of the total lands gr0ntod hy the
enabling ael. anA a30.h2h.0t aerea
remains Ia hc selected by the slatr
land office although vast acreage
beg sell pending before the depart
ment of The Interior for approval