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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10
TO ATTEND WOW. CONVENTION

O. B. Thomas left yesterday for Dallas Texas, to attend the annual convention of the Woodmen of the World which convenes in that city Wednesday Thomas expects to be away for about ten days. During his absence Morris Foley will act as sex ton of the cemetery, the position which Thomas Gls.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

An odd Fellows and visiting broth CTS are requested to meet at hall l;3o D m sharp Wednesday to attend funeral or Mrs ]. G. pntonard wife e Ero J. G prtchari
 t E. KELLY. Noble Grand
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ATTENTION REsEKAHs

All members of Unity Rebekah Lodge No and visiting members are requested to attend the funeral Of Sister Jennie Pritchard at Masonic Hall at D. m. today "Wednesday
 ELIZABETH DALGLEISH
 Noble Grand
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Me for lGETS-IT'
 When | Have COTRS'

It does your heart good to see how easily and quickly any corn comes out when you put "GETS-It" onl And then when you've gone alons for years try
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10
FROM LOS ANGELES.

Mrs F. l.. Locke arrived in the city yesterday coming from Los Angeles Go join her husband F l.. Locke. lino- type machinist for the Review
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10
TO PHOENIX

John Treu left last night for Phoe- nix where he will be for several days on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10

Carnations, white roses and vio- lets Sealeys Lowell. Phone 37O
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10
L Q GAL
ROLAND HERE

Harry Roland Nas a visitor In the city yesterday coming up from Doug las where he is now located.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10
BiSbee Improvement Co.
HUGHES TO TOMBSTONE.

County Assessor Ed Hughes return ed to Tombstone yesterday after spending the night here with his par ents Mr and Mrs. Wm. Hughes.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10
10 TOMBSTONE

Ibln 4'W0meV WIT 70 10 Tombstone today in connection with the McCool case.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10
HoRAN,s eopY sHIPPEp

Wm. Horan's body was shipped last night to his relatives in Manchester. N. H.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10
HENNsssEY Al COUNTY SEAT

Robert Henness yspent yesterday at Tombstone on business returning in the afternoon by auto.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10

LEAGUE POSTPONES MEETING.
 Tho Epworth League social which was Co have been given this Saturday u Che Methodist church. has been postponed until further notice
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-10

Anything Electrical be obtained through Store and reasonable we do hot have stock what looking for shall be pleas ed special order Do not hesitate call assistance thing Electrical
The sun., 1915-05-25
CACTUS TO CURE LOCKJAW.
Doctors In Convention Hear oI
New Use for Jusce Of Plant.

A leaf of the common American cactus
from the nearest florist was recon-
mended last night as the best first aid
FOR lockjaw by DR.. n. II. de Waltoff at
the eighteenth convention Of the Amcri-
can Medico-pharmaceutica League at
the Hotel Astor.
Treatment for tetanus." declared Or.
Walton. 'can be begun Immediately by
a subcutaneous application OF one-halt
dram Of the Juice of the cactus have
tested 1t in positive experiments"
In the course OF his paper on The
Canteens." Dr. Otto Henry Rhode Of
Brooklyn. the president OF tho league.
said that light wines and beers are
active aids to the system as well as food
and drink and that the women and
children OF the United States are injur-
ing their health by the inordnate use
or soft drinks procured at soda foun-
tains. Women. he said are the worst
offenders IN the use OF high balls,
cocktails and other fancy drinks.
Several women were among the dele
gates from various parts o: the coun-
try.
The sun., 1915-05-25
MAYOS' S2,000,OOO TO
UNIVERSITY OF MINI.
Noted Surgeons Foundation
Will Become a Part Of Big
Institution.

ST. PArL. May 24.-When the final
contract between the University OF
Minnesota and the Mayo Foundation Of
Rochester is drawn II will provide for
neither affiliatton nor cooperation. but
just a straight endowment whereby the
University OF Minnesota comes into
absolute possession OF fund OF $1,000
900 or more and equipment for medical
research said to excel any other in the
world.
This became known to-day when the
terms OF the agreement between tho
university and the Drs. Mayo OF Roch-
ester were made public. Final ar
rangements will he completed without
delay. and when the university opens in
September the Mayo Foundation OF the
University OF Minnesota. as Il will be
known, viii he ready to commence opera
tions. Two surgeons whose fame is
worldwide have already been retained
for the teaching STAFF.
The contract being drawn is between
the University OF Minnesota. the Mayo
Foundation and the Mayo Clinic. II
represents an understanding between
the university and the Rochester sur
geons that leaves no control in the
hands OF the Mayos after the probation
ary period is up and the state finally
accepts tho endowment.
This phase OF the agreement IL cS-
pected to put an end to all objections
from members OF the medical profession
and others who have opposed IL. The
only condition is that part OF the work
shall be done In Rochester
The sun., 1915-05-25
RUMANIA READY
TO FOLLOW ITALY
DR.. Dillon Lays Hesitation to
Extreme Caution of Pre-
micr Bratiani.
KING REVIEWS ARMY
Special ca,r. D,sputch 10 rrr srx

LONDON, May 24.--Dr. F.. ]. Dillon
tho Rome correspondent OF the Daily
Telegraph, telegraphs:
~ am convinced that Rumania will
Join the Allies. but she is as yet undo
c'ded. Her attitude is characterized h%
psychological misg!vings rather than
political emharrassments. Premier Bra
tiani is caution incarnate. He stands
for the moment amid evenly balanced
points Of paralyzing doubt"
The Bucharest correspondent Of the
Times In a despatch received tonight
declares that the celebration OF the
anniversary of the coronation Of the late
King Carol was celebrated under very
significant circumstances yesterday.
Viewed with the italian crisis IN mind il
ed, the correspondent says. to the pop
ular impression that Rumania is on the
brink OF war for the fulfi.ment OF tho
national ideals
King Ferdinand. the Queen. their
family and the court digntarics all at
tended n To Deum AZ the Cathedral.
after which they witnessed a grand re-
View Of the troops. This time. instead
Of the parade dress Of such occasions.
the troops wore rev gray field uni
forms II was essentially n Rumanian
celebration. The members Of the d!plu-
matte corps were not invited TO attend.
as they have been in other years An
noun cmcnt Of Italian mobilization was
received with the greatest satisfaction.
The sun., 1915-05-25
TORPEDO OWED UNDER SHIP.
seventy Passengers Left IN Haste
rs Pr0IcctiIc tppcnrcd.

LoNpoN. May oi.-The Norwegian
mail steamship Iris. which put into the
Tyne to-day with tho crew of tho tor
pedoed Norwegian froghtcr Minerva
had story To tell which caused smiles
although one ship had been lost
The Minerva was tOrpcdOed i'm the
North Sea. She was bound from Shields
to Chrstiania The crew had time to
tax" To- their small boats, to he picked
up a little later by the Iris, which was
bringing seventy passengers from Nor
way 10 Tyncmouth.
Soon after this the periscope or
another German submarine was seen
ana then came the fateful frothy wake
of tie torpedo speeding toward the
ship All were in terror, for the torpedo
was headed straight for tho ship and
seemed bound to hit. There was a
mu''led sound below Promptly the
ships boats we're lowered and the pas
seugers boarded them.
After u time as the Iris seemed Ia hc
floating all right a boat rowed blck 10
her. Sailors climbed aboard and invcs-
tigated She Rad not been hit at all
In some unexplained way the torpedo
had dived beneath her Everybody got
back on board and the Iris headed Tor
the Tyne.
The sun., 1915-05-25
GER RMANY DECLARES
WAR AGAINST ITALY
Official Announcement Of Sup
port Of Austrian Ally
Is Made.
BERLIN CROWDS BITTER

BERLIN. via London, May ct-ticr.
many has formally declared war against
Italy. according 20 the official Wolff
Agency Prince Won Buelow, German
Ambassador TO Italy, has been re-
called. although no arrangements have
been made FOR the safe conduct OF ths
Italian Ambassador 20 Germany
There Is no press comment upon
the declaration 81 Italy, no newspapers
being published to-day. owing to the
Whitsunt.de holiday.
There were street demonstrations last
night when Il became known that Italy
had declared war against Austria Hun
gary, and groups paradcd until an early
hour this morning singing patriotic songs
and cheering for Austria-H Hungary. All
approaches to the Italian Embassy were
guarded by the police as on Thursday
last during demonstration young
man Knocked Of the Italian Ambassa-
dors hat
Public comment or the situation shows
the bitterness that is felt toward Italy.
Her entry into the war is termed no.
utical brigaudnCo The average GER
man does rot consider tha, Italv's action
will change the nral outcome. Il is
conceded that Italy. 10y causing German
ttoops to he sent against her from other
points, will delay Gcrm1uys victory, but
only slightly.
The Bcrlucr T0O' bidt refers To the
Italians as disciples Of MaChiayolli ana
declares i mas now nothing but con-
tempt for Italy.
I'VE understood best the weakness
of Italian character" ii says
1T Il uot too much to say that
Italian proplc may one day turn round.
Then n would look very queer, not ouN
for the Cahn". of Salandra-it might
also touch the throne--aud those VIII
to-day cal 'iIosaruIh' may tomorrow
cry, Cruelty him
The IOSNiSch, /tirUG calls i, sub
S.dzcd war.
"uu our part" II adds. every word
forced from our choking throats by
moral disgust would be- too much Lee, Us
not utter words of complaint hut grind
our teeth and US" other weapons than
words to the new enemy"
The sun., 1915-05-25
bigger Problem Later.

Some Administration officials are con-
WINGED that unless the United States re-
stores order in Mexico before the end of
the European war IT may have a grave
problem on it's hands Europe Was
getting restless over the menace 10 its
property in Mexico just before 'he war
began and had 1t not been for the clash
nigh; long ago have forced the hand of
the United States.
These officials regard IL as imperative
that the Mexican tanglc he unravcllod
before Europe suspend. hostilities. This
is necessary, II t. argued. in order to
avoid trouble, for some Of the European
Governments. incensed at the attitude
OF the United States in the presen, world
crisis vii, not hesitate to demand action
in Mexico when they are in a position
to do so.
II is conservatively estimated that
Grea; Britain has property Interests in
Mexico valued AZ moro than a billion
dollars. Germanys interests are SAID
TO represent abou; s750000. 900. while
France is said to have investments on
which IL places value in excess OF
s40O, ,0O0, 900
American investments and property in
Mexico are estimated AZ more than a
billion. The stake in Mexico is n large
one and once peace Is restored IN Europe
II is felt that the Powers will call on
tne 1 nlleu SltNt- 10 'l'tn UP III inc re-
public unless order is restored in the
meantime.
That Gen Carranza looks for an early
change In the Mexican policy Of this
Government is indicated by recent ad-
vices from Mexico. Carranza has made
overturcs of late that MAX" 1t plain that
he is hopeful of recognition. He has
undoubtedly made progress In the past
few months and the Administration nov
m IA
formerly.
CarranZa Is said to dominate - per
cent. of the area OF Mexico and II is
represented in his behalf that he COM
mands the confidence Of the majority of
the people of the republic. Carranza has
repeatedly directed attention to the es-
tablIshment OF civil government in a
large part OF the territory that he con-
trolls and he has in other ways given
evidence that he has hopes that this
Government will recognize him or one
of his choosing
The sun., 1915-05-25
MAY TRY PAROLE TO
CURB MISS KELLY
Girl Dcfics Mother in Court
Says She Won't Give
Up Broadway.
HEA RING SET FOR TO-DAY
District Attorneys Office
Helps Mothers Lawyer
Hunt Conspiracy.
HEA RING SET FOR TO-DAY

Miss Eusenia Kelly scorns 70 give up
the prodigal ways and companions Of
Broadway and 10 return to her mother.
Mrs. Helen NJ Kelly, IN repentance.
Practically alone. completely deserted by
her night life friends for whom she
risked her mothers accusation OF incor-
riglbility, she haushtily defed Mrs.
kelly's counsel. former Assistant pis-
trict Attorney John + Mcintyre, and the
District Attorneys office yesterday after
Magistrate House in the Yorkvilc court
had adjourned her case until this after
noon at o'clock
She knew well. too. when she snapped
back refusal OF offers to drop the charge
against her II she would abandon her
gay ways that Mr. Mcintyre and the
District Attorneys office intend to delvc
below the surface OF the charge before
they call quits. Both have Joined forces.
they announced in court. to try to reach
the persons who had their eyes on Miss
kelly'S wealth. persons who encouraged
her indulgence and extravagance in
night lifc with that wealth In sight and
who have since sought cover
This promise to prosecute those who
may have Induced her to squander the
large suns Of money which her mother
contends were borro wed with Eugenia's
coming legacy as security was made hv
Mr.. Mcintyre before court was ad-
journed He was eHdcavorinG to get
permission TO call at once az a witness
a bank cashier in order that hc might
get lead In 1ndns out just how much
OF Miss kellys estate may be bound up
In notes for borrowed cash. Magistrate
House would not hear the witness until
to-day. however. under the circum-
stances.
And 1t was with this prospect OF pos
sihle embarrassing disclosures that Miss
Kelly took her defiant stand. After SIT
ting for more than an hour in cour; walt
ing Tor her mothers case AGAINST her TO
d. called. the days proceedings as FAR
as she was concerned lasted only about
hfteen minutes, durirg which counsel
argued about an adjournment. She and
ner mother sat within the rail not two
feet apart hut without exchanging even
glance. When the Adjournment w,s
announced there was a rush for the door
ana crush Of reporters about tho girl
ana her LAWYER. William VI Doderick
who appeared FOR her in place OF Frank
!. -. ,ker, now said to he sick Then
Mr. Mcintyre stepped closer to her and
took her arm. Assistant pistrlc, a.
torney Harold Spies took part In tho
three COrucrcd CuvN,rsa,ior
The sun., 1915-05-25
THREE U. S. PEAKS ERUPTING
Mount Lnsscn and Two Alaska ~
Volcanoes Arc Active.

oAkLANr. Cal. May 2i.--Two West
ern Pacific overland trains. which ar
rived here to-day. we're covered with
ashes and a film OF mud thrown out by
Mount LasScn. when 100 miles from
the mountain. the passengers said. the
trains were enyeloped in an ashen cloud
and were forced to decrease speed be-
cause the headlights could not show
clear way
SEWARD. Alaska, May 2i-Iliamna
volcano and an unidentified peak on the
west coast Of Cook Inlet have been in
eruption since last Tuesday, according to
reports brought by the steamer Alameda
to-day.
Persons who passed the volcanoes on
Thursday say that clouds OF brown
smoke were rolling up from the craters
The effect was noted here Wednesday
night, when copper colorcd clouds were
seen to the north.
The sun., 1915-05-25
KAISER To LEAD ARMY.


LoNpoN, MAJ 2A.--Thn Rome cor
respondent Of tho DaHv Chronicle tclc-
graphs that the Kaiser is reported to
be about to take personal command Of
the troops operating against Italy. Ac-
cording to Swiss reports the Emperor Is
advising the AUSTRIAN commanders to
delay battle against the Italians until he
can take charge of the armies,
There is great war enthusiasm among
the members OF the pontihcal court,
Young nohlemcn Of the Papal Guard
who failed to obtain permission of Prince
RospipliOsi. the commander, to join the
Italian volunteers appealed TO Pope
Benedict and tho pontin promptly gave
them the desired permission Ms well as
his blessing Thus encouraged, others
of the Papal Guard have exchanged tho
uniforms OF the Vatican for that OF the
Italian army,
The sun., 1915-05-25
BEATEN HORSE FINDS
BRAVE WOMAN FRIEND
Physicians Wife Clings to
Bride for Block and Has
Driver Arrested.

Mrs. Louise Hays. wife of Dr. Mel
clung to the bride OF a galloping horse
for block or Amsterdam avenue yes
terday afternoon and stopped him.
Then she caused the drivers arrest for
beating his horse and trying to ride her
down when she demonstrated.
Mrs. Hays was standing at 1SOth
street and Amsterdam avcrrr jus, ne
the rain began late Yesterday afternoon.
Driving south iu pcdler's wagon was
Donate Cafarelr. -. Of 2il7 Amster-
farelli began to whip his horse. Mrs.
Hays, who shares her husbands fond
ness for horses and dogs stepped out
into the street.
You ought not TO beat that horse
50 hard she said Ties as ANXIOUS
To- get out Of the wet as YOU are"
shut your mouth and mind your
business" she says Cafarolli replied.
lie gave the horse a vicious cut with
the whip. pulled hard At the re,ns and
swerved him 50 that with two more
steps he would have run Mrs Hays
down.
Seeing her danger and determined
now TO punish the driver for his cruelty
Mrs. Hays seized the horses bride.
Cafarelli piled his whip vigorously, hut
the woman held ON plucklly and finally
brought the horse 10 a stop nj l1?th
street and Amsterdam avenue.
Patrolnan Kelly, seeing her action,
had run mp. followed by a crowd. think
ing she had stopped q runaway. Mrs.
Hays cut his congratulations short with
IN order 70 arrest the driver.
II viii make tho complaint" she said.
II simply couldn't stand 10y and see the
poor horse abused. ! love horses too
much for that. There is too much Of
that sor; of thing here, and It's time
u was stopped
The sun., 1915-05-25
KAISER WIRES REGRETS.
TricErnphrd Farewell 10 Italian
Envoy Expresses GcrmnDy's Anger.

RERlIN, vin Amsterdam, May 2i.-
Kaiser Wilhelm sent to-day from the
Galiclan battle front personal mes
sage Of farewell TO SiEnOr Bollati, the
Italian Ambassador, ,Nprrssing regret
that the friendly relations between the
two countries must he severed,
Al the conclusion of his message the
Kaiser ASKED Siguor Bollati 10 tell King
Victor Emmanuel ~ the general feeling
OF Indignation In Germany over ltalys
step"
The sun., 1915-05-25
Attacks Made at Various
Points Along Line of
Almost $50 Miles.
, KILLED. ~ CAUGHT
IN PORTO BUSO FIGHT
Shells Do Little Damage in
Venice. and Raiders Are
Driven Off.
AUSTRIANS' FIRE
SINKS GERMAN SHIP
Germany Officially Declares
War on Italy-EnvOys
Quit Rome.
AUSTRIA TELLS OF
FRONTIER CLASHES
Special cabie D,spatch 10 rur sux.


VIENNA. May 2i.-Thc following
official statement covering the
operations in the war with Italy
was issued here today:
In consequence of the now war
situation there have been few
minor engagements on the Iyrol
frontier and the Goa >ta frontier
Of Italy.
Cavalry has boon observed
near StrasSolde.
our fleet on the night follow.
Ing the declaration of war under.
took action against the Italian
east coast. between Venice and
Barletta. and successfully hom.
harlod NJ several points objects
of military importance.
AZ the same time our nero
planes threw bombs on balloon
she'd NJ ThiarvaIla, military
bindings NJ Ancona and the ar.
scnal AZ Venice. causing visible
damage and fires.
The sun., 1915-05-25
SAYS GERMANY CAN'T HURT US.
Paris "Tcmps" Thinks America
Wight Deliver serious BlOw.


PARIS. May oi-The diplomatic
column Of Lc Temps to-day is headed
hy an article on the American German
situation,
"lalys heroic action has deeply inn
pressed the American mind" 1t says
president Wilson's note 10 Germany
following the destruction OF the Lust
tania ana the loss OF American lives
compelled tho public opinion Of tho
United States to weigh more closely
the oventuality Of Intervention,
The United states appeals TO German
humanity, which might he taken for
IRONY Il II were not tound in n document
written hy President Wilson himself
america has nothing 10 fear from
Germany, while Germany Is open to
serious blows from the United States
which is an immense reservoir OF men
who quickly form fine soldiers, The
German ships interned in the United
States represent millions"
The sun., 1915-05-25
FLETCHER's WYOMING SUNK" i"
Hut "Enemy" In 4. y. Naval war
Game Has Failed to Land.

NEWPORT May 2i.--Whie no one here
has any official news of the naval war
game now going on off the New Eng
land coast there was u report in naval
circles to-day that Rear Admiral Frank
Enemy fleet" had been successful in
theoretically sinking Admiral Fletcher's
flagship Wyoming.
Tho enemy, however. has not been
able to effect n landing. according TO
the report. though efforts have been
made to get in tho vicinity Of Nan
,ucket so ms to make strike at the
Cape Cod canal, guarded by submarines
and destroyers.
The sun., 1915-05-25
CLARK FAMILY TO sNuB BRYAN.
Secretary Left on List for Mar
riage Of Speakers Da. shter,

BOWLING GREEN. Mo. May 24.-sec
retary OF State Bryan will not be in
vited to witness the marriage Of Miss
Genevieve Clark. only daughter OF
Speaker Champ Clark. to James Thomp-
son OF New orleans in Bowling Green
on June IL. This was made known in
Bowling Green to-day by member Of
the Speakers family.
All members OF the Cabinet except
Mr. Bryan. all members OF Congress
except one. and nearly 5000 persons
famed in national and international life
VIII be asked to be present at the we'd
ding.
The sun., 1915-05-25
GERMAN THREATS IN PANAMA.
Because Of Them Mayor Forbids
Lecture b, Relginn.

l'ANAMA, May 2i.-l'pon the orders Of
Mayor Julio Arizona, Jules Delanuoy. a
representative of Belgium. was pre-
vented from making a public adlrcS :
outlining the effect upon belgium of tine
German invasion.
Tho address. AS prepared, was pro.
fiscly illustrated by lantern slides and
contained many references to alleged
German atrocities.
The Mayors order was issued as a
result of threats from the German
colony. which sent word that several
hundred Germans would ho grouped at
tho lecture. with the determination OF
giving NJ Dclannov n hiding II he per-
sisted IN making his address
The sun., 1915-05-25
ITALY JOINS ENTENTE.
Gives word 10 Allies Not TO Wake
separate Peace.
Sp>cia, cable Despatch TO THr srs

LoNpON, May 2i.-Italv has Joined
the entente Powers and has given her
word not to make a separate peace
Tho signatures Of Premier Salaudra
and Baron Sonnino to the formal decla-
ration 70 that effect are expected To be
affixed without delay,
\ despatch to the Daily Telegraph
from Rome saws the puca d'Aosta,
cousin OF King Victor Emmanuel. was
slightly injured to-day in an automobile
accident near Venice. Several officers
accompanying the Duke were also hurt.
The sun., 1915-05-25
KING CONSTANTINE BETTER.
Greek Sovcreign's Fever Has
Abatcd, Washington Hears.

wAsHrSGToS, May ei.-The Greek Ie-
CATION received n cable message from
Athens to-day stating that the fever OF
King Constantine has abated and his
condition has improved.
The sun., 1915-05-25
No Recognition Vet.

However, Tho Administration has not
gone to the extent at this time Of giving
consideration to the. question of rccog.
milton. leaving this question as well as
intervention for future determination.
II II generally !;nown, however, that in 4
comparatively short tim" important de
velopments hearing OF Mexico may be
expected in Washington.
The sun., 1915-05-25
RUMANIA SEEKS TERMS.
Vow Negotiating with AiIies. Lon
don Ncwspnpcr Says.

Sprridi "dbic Despdich 10 THE SuN
LONDON. May 2i--The bucharest
correspondent of the Daily Chronicle
tclcgraphs that Rumania is carrying on
n, gotiations with the Allies regarding
hcr entry into the war
Great enthusiasm prevails in tho
capital whore King Ferdinand reviewed
tho army to-day.