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Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-21
MAXWELL s FRIENDS FEAR HE WAS SLAIN
 IN YAQUI COUNTRY
Widely Known Tucson Automa- bile Man Has Not Been Heard From Since Latter Part of May.

TUCSON, July 20.-The friends of J. o. Maxewell. of the firm of Walker and Maxwell, of the Velie garage of this city, fear that he has been killed by the bronco Yaquis in the Yaqui valley. Maxwell drove the Fiat car in the Happy New Year automobile race here and entered the auto race at the fair last spring He was con- sidered one of the best automobile mechanics in this part of the country.
 During the early part of May Max well left Tucson in company with an Enelishman 10 go into Mexico in the YaQui country where the Englishman is said to have been interested in the sugar business. Upon his arrival in southern Sonora Maxwell was put to work repairing the touring car belong ing to the sugar company. After com pleting his work he was paid for his services and expected to return to Tucson by way of Guaymas from where he would take steamer for San Francisco.
 The latter part of May he wrote to NIT. Walker saying that he would leave Los Mochis for the coast within three days. Since that time not a word has been received from him and no trace of him can be found and there is reason to believe that he left Los Mochis for the coast and was waylaid by the Yaquis who at that time were killing Americans.
 Letters sent to Maxwell in southern Sonoro have been returned as it was 1 impossible to deliver them and letters of inquiry bring forth the iniorma. ton that Maxwell cannot be found . The assistance of the officials of the ! Southern Pacific of Mexico in south en Sonora has been requested and ! the railroad people will use every eff 1 fort to find out what has happened to MoXwell
 He had considerable money in his ! person when last seen and the theory , is that he was murdered for it. Let ters of inquiry to the people for whom
 he repaired the automobiles have
 brought out nothing definite as tC Maxwells whereabouts after he com
 pletod the job. He had many friends in Tucson who are much worried.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-21

ius a report of a meeting of the SWydes in Helsingtors; he who encour- ages corruption and bribery among the officials for the furtherance of Russian interests; he who has ordered Rus sian to be the official language, who has restricted public education. who has oyertaXed and ground down the people until now the mine is laid. and Finland is ready for open revolt. The prisons are filled with the innocent: women are hogsed; the poor are starv- ing and The SUrangler, as they call him, reports to the czar that Finland is submissive and is Russianizedl"
 had heard something of this abom- inable state of affairs from time Co time from the English press, but had never taken notice of the name of the opuressor. So the uncle of Elma Heath was "The Straugler of Finland" Che man who. in four years, had re- duocd @ prosperous country to state of ruin and revolt!
 Cannot ! see her at once?' l asked. feeling that we had remained too long there 1T my presence in that place was perilous the sooner ] escaped from it the better
 "les. come" she said. But silencel Walk softly and holding up the old horn lantern to give me light, she led me out into the low stone corridor again, conducting me through a nun. per Of intricate passages all bare and gloomy, the stones worn hollow by the feet Of ages. into a small, square chamber. the floor Of which WAS car Deted, and where. suspended high above was a lamp that shed but @ faint light over the barelyfurnished 1 place Beyond was another smaller . room into which the old nun disap. | peared for moment; then she came ] forth leading a strange wan little fig { ure in a gray gown, a figure whose . face was the most perfect and mos, . lovely ] had ever seen. Her wealth of chestnut hair fell disheveled about ] her shoulders, and as her hands were clasped before her she looked straight at me in surprise as she was led to wards me.
 She walked but feebly, and her coun tenance was deathly pale. Her dress as she came beneath the lamp, was, saw. coarse, yet clean, and her beauti
 ful. regular features, which in bel photograph had held me in such fasci
 nation, were even more sweet ana
 more matchless than l had believe, ] Chem to be. J stood before her dum
 founded in admiration
 In silence she bowed gracefully, an,
 then looked at me with astonishment ! apparently wondering what ], a per l feet stranger. required of her
 Miss Elma Heath. l presume?"
 exclaimed at last May ] introduc
 myself to you? My name is Gordoi
 Gregg, English by birth, cosmopolitan
 by instinct ] have come here to asl
 you a quesuon-a question that cor carns myself Lydia Moreton has sen me to you"
 ? ] noticed that her great brown eye . watched my lips and not my face. Her own lips moved, but she locke = at me with an ineXpressible sadness
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-21
FAST SHOVEL LOADING.

A few, days ago one of the shovels loading ore from a stockpile of the Newport Mining company, at Iron wood, succeeded in loading 162 cars in a ten-hour shift establishing a rec ord for the Geeebic range. Almost g. cars Only one engine was used to "spot" the cars The previous record for the Gegebic range was made at the Colby, at Bessemer, several years ago, when 150 cars were loaded in a single shift
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-21

Comp How.
 "The order of the chief Of police Even here. we cannot alord Co offend him.
 So the fellow Boransh h1d really kept faith with me, and at his order the closed door Of the convent had been opened.
 GOT course nor' answered. "Bue. sian oG-aI.-n Is aupoverul in Fiu- land nowadays rul where is the lady2'
 "Nou are suu prepared Co risk your liberty aud ifc2 HlcasEed iH hoarso voice. full Of grim meaning.
 "I am. ! said. "Lcad me to her
 "You are on Russian soil now. ms.eur not English she remarked in her broken English. If your ob- ject were known. you would never be spared Co return to your own land Ah," she sighed. syou do not know the mysteries and te-ors of Finland am a French subject, born n Tours and brought Co Helsiuetors when was fifteen. have been in Finland forty five years Once we were happy here. but since the -ar appointed Baron Oborg t7 Le governor general" and she sHrua--1 her shoulders without finishing her sentence.
 Baron Oharg-goveruor general of Finland! gasped
 Certainly. Did you not know?" she said dropping into French "It is four years now that. he has held su. Dreme power to crush and Bussify these poor Films. Ah. m siguri this country, once SO prosperous, is a blot upon the face or Europe. lis methods are tle worst and most interruptions of am -u loved by Russia. Before he came here he was the best hated man .n Petersburg, and ,hat they say, is why the emperor sent him to us.
 Where does this baron liyeF" asked surprised that he should occupJ 10 high a place In Russian omcialdou the representative of the czar, witt powers as great as the emperor him self.
 At the Government palace, in Hel singtJrs
 And Elma Heath is herein thi. grim fortress! Nhy?'
 An, m'sieur, how can J tell? By reason of family secrets perhaps They account for SO much. you know.
 The fact that Che baron was ruler O Finland amazed me- for had half ea
 ected him to be some clever adyen tlrer Yet as the events of the pas flashed through my brain, recoIIecte. that in Eauuoch Wood had been f0uu, tle miniature Of the Russian Order O saint Anne, distinction which. m al probability had been conferred upo. -im. il so the coincidence, to say tn least was remarkable one. ] Quas toned my companion further regard Ing the baron
 "Ah, m siGur, she declared. "the call him The SuausIer of the Films 4- was be who ordered the peasants O
 asko Go be hogsed until four of then C.ed-all the czar gave him the Sta Ct White Eagle for 1.-the who SUI ressed half the newspapers and pu ghtegn editors il prison for uubusl
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-21

ed. She is, unfortunately, a hopeless lunauc."
 ] looked straight into those sad wide-op5n. yet unhinching brown eyes utterly confounded.
 Those white wrists held in steel, that pale face and blanched lips, the inertness of her movements, all told their own tragic tale. And yet that letter ] had read, dictated in secret most probably because her hands were not free, was certainly not the out pourings Of a madwOman. She had spoken oi death 1t was true, yet was it not to be supposed that she was slowly being driven to suicide2 She had kept her secret, and she wished the man uoruby-the man who was to marry Muriel LeithcOurt-to know
 (To be cOndnued)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-21
Information for
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 "My Dear siri--Fnr two years | Nyns afflicted with hemorrhnEcs of the lungs, and later [ was taken with severe attack of pneumonia. When recovered sufficiently tO wnlll about the house | was left with @ friEhtful, hacking cough, which no medicine hud taken could alleviate. It was ut this time, March, 1909, that ! started tnking Eckmnn's Aitcrntlye. In short time my cough was gone and | Nvns pro nounced well. | cannot speak too highly for the good it has dOne." fAbhreviHted.)
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-21

Call and let us show you this stock, also full line of other papers and envelopes that will interest you.
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(To be conHnued)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
Bridgeport Briefs.

The fire department held their regular
weekly meeting In their hall yesterday
afternoon
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Junior Mechanics viii be held In their
hall this evening.
The next visitation meeting or the odd
Fellows will be held at Rayland. Tues
day evening.
Yesterday was an ideal winter day
ana many people were on the streets
The Hardly Able club will be able 10
move back into their rooms the patter
part OF the week
Several from this city attended the
day.
The members OF the Uniform rank OF
Maccabees held a special drill yesterday
John Scott. OF this city. has been elect
ed director OF the Ohio Association OF
Retail Lumbermen.
The committee In charge Of the supper
20 be given at St PauHs church gatur-
q day. held meeting yesterday
! Several candidates were given the dc.
gree work at the meeting or the odd
, Fellows held Saturday evening.
saturday was quiet In police circles
IN this city. no arrests being made
There are still several people In this
city who predict that we will have
another flood soon.
The miners officials left last evening
Tor Cleveland. to attend the conference,
which l. trying 70 effect a settlement OF
3 the coal strike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
It is lust Natural
To Admire Babies

Our aifru7tic nature ir1rri- love f1r tfs
cooling infant And "a ths same fiua
the subject % motherhood Ia ever befHr.
ua To know what 90 DO that viii adj
Or Tho physical comfort % rrpectarf
motherhood ls r. subject that has inter
s9tad most women % an times One o.
the real helpful things e. an external
Abdominal application sold ln most drug
stores under the name % Mothers
Friend" We have known 90 many rrarI-
mothers. who IN their younger days
relied upon THE remedy. and who recon
mend % % their own daughters that %
certainly must be what ug name irdI-
Gates They have used o. Tor 80 direct
Influence uron tho muscles corIa. ura-
uruta end trrtlra az 20 aims 90 ar1-I
relief from toe strain and pain 20 often
ruurrr7r1r'iy severe during tho period %
expectancy
Every woman should mention "Afotha-.a
ir.crd. when The stork On the subject o.
conFeraati1n. An Interesting little book
D. mailed free upon application 20 Brad
frlf HerHiatnr Co. sos Iamar uIfr
Atlanta. ga. NJ refers 70 many things
that women Ike 20 read shout
Oct or recommend r. bottle ~ '-fafhar'a
Friend to-day and write for ths book
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

spending a few days with friends in
Pittsburgh.
The EX-Firemcn's club will meet in
Turner hall this evening. All members
are invited to attend.
Ambrose O'TOole is spending few
DAYS in Columbus.
The Kings Daughters. OF the Christ
ian church. will hold a sewing party
Thursday afternoon az the home OF Miss
Lyde Heatheringtou In South Bellaire.
The regular meeting Of Bellaire Aerie
o. Eagles will be held this evening IA
odd Fellows hall on Belmont street
Mrs. Levi Resseger. OF central avenue.
has returned from "a visit with relatives
In Monroe county.
Bellsire lodge Of Masons will hold a
regular meeting this evening
Alex Dubois. Of huntsville W. Va
4 spending few days with his family
In this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

Mrs. George Webb Spent si,,B.,. a..
Dgnyille. Ut ot'u-
ne Degree Of Pocohantas will b,lt
an W. Important meeting Ia their hail ms
several from this city went IA Farm
inkton y,sterday afternoon 20 attend the
The ideal winter weather OF yesterday
out f''f'I
The Haskins Glass plant will not re-
sumo operations ull Thursday of this
The Personal Workers held an i'm
portant meeting In their rooms yester-
DAY afternoon.
The warrants for TIE arrests Of the
Dogs IN On" upper part OF the city i'm
giicatcd To- robberies will b. served fD-
day. W.
\ large number Of local ATTORNEYS Will
- 90 81 Clairsyillc today Tor the orrn.
Ing OF court
The town clock BE- running about six
minutes slow and causing local people
Goo miss trains.
Rev. Charles GIstzsrt OF ssWirkIv IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

Mr. iiorry hgit,r. ~ Elm Grove. !,
hprudlNE -.., Ni. 20" NN' AA'"N OF
f".aiit'7 in II,NtIanH.
D.. -. Nat.n i,'NII.l t..l'Tgtt ~
hiN nome in .F,rl VIC" ai.tI A.. iI.h
Hp.nl On, tasL I," ety pr. ,'...' ''l...
Mrs. p. 'fl". VIII 'hl'. .'IN W. I..'.
br'a OF we D. q. Z. GUY N. poi. ..'..'
center street Ut Ail'H N'A''"''. N...'
noon. ...... ....
Miss bfriru4 'fIh i,ll 7t.AIlAf 'f.
rinc iNr h'f nome or ''f.' NI.I.' L."
HIIsr haFiuE .'' l'"
uH the guest or ftihil" 'N ID lN' 'AA. NHt
rikC district
William thawn.re or E.m Grove. lril
Saturday evening I.f .'F'nt. WIS.,
where b.. wac ,a'it- ~ l-' l.N ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

George Kern continues 300 az his home
IN south Heflaire.
Member Of the Young Mems bible
class 81 the South Bellaire ". p. church
are arranging for chicken supper %
he held IN the near future
" =. McKelvey has returned 20 Akron.
after a visit with friends here.
RniFhts and Ladies' ~ the Round
Table viii entertain at euchre iu Turner
RAIL Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs y. A. Lambert. o. Co
fumbua. are guests % Mr.. and Mrs
frank Robinson. on Gravel HiN
Miss Ida Athert0n tH 900 az her home
on Rose Hi1
Mics Margaret Royce ~ this city.
haa recovered from n few days illness
Charles Orris1n. ~ Morrtafown. has
returned home after n visit with friends
here
Misses clara ara VEINS Burns ore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
DOKIES TO HAVE
GREAT BIG TIME
CEREMONIAL SESSION TO BE
HELD WEDNESDAY EVENING
THIS WEEK.
Large Class Of Timid Tyros viii Be
Initiated Into the Mysteries OF
the Ornanization

Large Class Of Timid Tyros VIII Be
Initiated Into the Mysteries OF
the Organization.
Members OF Dahna Temple, No. 1854,
d. o. X. X. (Dokies) are looking for
ward with much interest TO the meet
Ing and ceremonial session to be held
Wednesday evening OF this week, at
which time a number OF candidates
will be initiated into the mysteries or
the organization. The meeting prom
ises TO be one Of the big sessions or
the local temple. and the Tyros. many
OF whom are Young in the order OF
Knights o: Pythias. will be given a
full test
The officers and committee IN
charge OF the session. have given no
tice that some big things will BE-
pulled off" and II depends entirely
on the "timid ones" as TO just how
they will come out Their department
will have much 10 do with the final
result The royal tiger has been fed
and Eroomed for the affair. and the
camels are ready for the long trip
across the hot desert sand
Following the ceremonial session.
there will be feed" and a 10y fest"
10 which all. who are able. VIII be-
invited 10 participate. Some. there
may be. who will not feel inclined 10
partake 81 the good things 20 eat and
listen 20 the many short talks. as they
might ordinarily. but. Il is a safe bet
that they will be there and ready 20
participate az we'll ne they can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
STEUBENYILLE

sTEUBENVILLE o.. Feb. "A sen
unent oppressed b. business man
here 10 the Intelligence cacrrr~pordsnt
cites one OF the reasons Tor the present
hard tinles and unemployment said
have TO-DAY cAlled of a proposition
20 eHpend fls. 900 carly IN the SpriuE In
b1ldinE operations II would have
meant sfnploNmsut and Nouldy have
helped the situation that much
NJ reason for doing 50 Vas because
there l. such persistent agitation and in
Nestment and the disposition 70 want a.
tai everything tangible 10 death Herr
you can turn around unless a lot OF In
rpectors Tor special interests ar. harAs-
sing = persons very existence and max
Ing building more costly. almost prohibl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
0UT-THE-PIKE


4 meeting uI tle Glendale Grange will
D." held Tuesday evening az the Glendale
school house. Al this meeting the fourth
chapter 90 the text book Will De taken
up a. q. Kimple and Horace Atwood.
- the Panhandle Agricultural club. will
o. 90 attendance and will deliver ad-
dresses on matters pertaining TO farm
ING and the breeding Of cattle and other
farm topics Following these talks the
meeting viii be open Tor general dis
gu-sion and all are invited 20 be IN at
Tendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

special meeting Of tho FuffFr aaur.
81 VII D. held fhI ef.eHIrr Ir the rooms
~ the Volunteer Fire company ~ this
ueFfluE several matters pertaining o.
iNr business Of the Town will b. taken
90 and RI fru appointments will ha
f'adr. Two offices that will likely BE-
Titled 1f this time. are that 81 town
f'nrr bali ard city solicitor ft Ie also
Ir. tnhIc that n garbage collector viii b.
appointed Several other minor matters
1911 nr Taken uu nf This time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
BLUM BROS.
BELLAIRE-
FEBRUARY SALE OF SPRING
RUGS BEGINS MoNDAYl

Continuing for one week we
VIII offer our fine new stock OF
Spring Rugs at special low prices.
This annual February event en-
ables you 10 buy your new rugs at
prices that are lower than at any
other time Of the year. Any rug
Will be laid away by paying a small
deposit. Wen keep your purchase
till you request delivery. For one
week well offer:
$3.50 Velvet Rugs-27x54-sse.
81 Administer Rugs - 27x54 -
SIPS.
$3.50 and $3.50 Tapestry Brus-
sells Rugs-9xl2 feet-sale price
se.s5.
SIS and $3.50 Heavy Seamless
Brussel Rugs go 9x12 feet - sale
pric Sass.
S22 Heavy Administer Rugs-9x12
feet-sale. S16.s5.
S25 Seamless Administer Rugs
SKIP feet-$1s.75.
$3.50 Bigelow Body Brussels
Rugs-9Xi2 feet-S21.5o.
Special 9x12 Fibre Rugs-S4.95.
Special-Japanese Mating Rugs
-9xi2 feet-double faced in beau
tiful assorted patterns - $3.50
values. S1.9e.
Lot of Remnants Of Linoleum at
exactly half price.
Sale begins Monday. and lasts
all week-Freight paid on out-of-
town purchases-Win you be here?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

ne residents ~ Fulton and other
places in the out THE pike district that
were inundated hy tho Hirh water. are
nusIiH engaged iu cleaning away tine
debris which was brought uu tg tra
water. Several houses Boz FULTON ard
some Goo the Vicinity ~ EfeuwnuI and
Leafherwood were left fn terrible COM
dItirr hY the mud and slime that afwa. q
arrnmuHrIfr hiEh water Most ~ those
iu the flooded district. however Will be-
ready fu move back t1 their homes With
iu O. rev dave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

los x,a s.id That the Board OF Eucattop
htsb s scb on the lecture course al tb.
one OF the highest priced go 1r f1s was
tgoSc ms city. heofre the course v,ss r go
IN ,,.l,. Tor a vote was taken To- 50. a.
traci NJ, wanted IL but after the con-
tS refused To buy tickets 10 ,,Oush
VIII DC secured for next ,yintcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
FEEL GOOD
after EATING

HEXETS relieve all Indigestion
and 90 effects after eating They
remove the cause Of dyspepsia and
sour stomach
HENETS will kecr you well
They will keep your stomach in
good healthy condition and YOU
will feel strong and vigorous all
the time
Take a HEXET after dinner to-
day 10 will make you feel like eat
ing a real supper
Spcarmint favored. pleasant 20
The taste and a powerful aid 20 di-
gcstion Get tcn-ccnt box from
any up-to-datc drug store
1Oc-20c. DlGESTANTs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
DON'T TAKE CALOMEL

- % 20 - - - - - e. $1,000
Instead u. .a4-.Ill.. ........v
'aIomel 90 Uvru your liver when
bilious. headachy or c0nFipafod got
Decent box Of CaHcarefa Thov
start tho liver and bowels and
e'ralghten sou up better Than nasty
'a'omel without grping or making
you sick
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

Beuaire Chapter order OF the Eastern
star will hold a big meeting FRIDAY
candidates will be initiated. followed by
a literary program and banquet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
Mortgazs. 20 n. Pnin

me properly - the American China
company Al Toronto - now in shape 10
De administered for the benefit OF the
mortgage Indebtedness. 10 ~ now owned
by the National Hydro Carbon company
and they have decided a 10 A $ Buck
inghein and D. with - y. Brody OF
NashinEton. Pa. one OF the principal
losers viii cooperate 10 sell the proper
~ and pay Off the MORTGAGES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

since the announcement has been
made that the license commigaionera
VIII o. appointed In the next few days
there has been much activity IN this
CITY. Rooms arc being placed IN CondI-
ton for the opening Of saloons and sav-
ernl important property deals are pend
ing a. the present time. Bar fixtures
that have been stored Tor some time are
being cleaned I'D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

The attendance Of tho Mons Bible
class ~ the Vance Memorial Sunday
slightly over 100 This Dr. given fgr
a record Tor the year and a. ono that VIII
not Dc 'TuaIl .d hy many schools fr fnt4
district Alfred PAUL. teacher az tie
class. will leave within d few DAYS .-
'An and during bis absence the SUBJ
FtHute teacher will be- In charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08
MARTINS FERRY
Rutter Funeral.

Funeral services will be held this aft.
her daughter. Mrs. W. n Hoobs on
North Firth street over the remains of
the late Mrs. Anna r. Rutter who died
friday evening. The services will b.
IN charge Of Rev. Arthur W Mills. pas
tor OF the Sourth street NJ y church of
wheeling OF which deceased was "a mem
etery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-08

ne second winter meeting Of the Ohio
County Teachers Association will be
held - Elm Grove on Saturday. Febru-
ary Is. Tile principal speakers at the
meeting viii be Prof. John e.. shaw. OF
the West Liberty Normal school and
lrgf. NJ. J.. Abbey. OF the West virginia
University. An excellent program has
been prepared for the day and the meet
INK promises 60 be- one Of the best ever
held By the association.