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Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-29

PRESCOTT June 28. - Charging that the Debenture Units Gold Mining company of Kirkland is not a corpo- rate organization of any kind but a trade name invented by J. A Bryant to defraud him and others of money John A. Francisco has filed suit in the superior court of Yayapai county seeking to recover $4OO of which he claims he was defrauded.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-29
JlTNEY FARES VALID.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S-validi- ty of the city's ordinance regulating five cents fares for automobiles is up- held by the supreme court in case brought by Paul Cardinal He was remanded into custody He carried the case to the superior court on a writ of habeas corpus alleging the or dinance as discriminatory and con, hscatory.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-29

steel foundries of Canada get war or ders for five million
 Exports manufactured cotton goods fiscal year will total seven million imports five million.
 Bank statement shows decrease in surplus reserve of $714716O.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-29
CURES
tBv Levy Brosl

Wabash Pittsburg terminal reorgan ization provides for 30 per cent as sessment of first mortgage bonds
 Railroad securities held in Europe about 9 1-2 billion
 Canadian Car and Foundry and
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-29
Women's Blouses, Unusual
 Values 75c

This assortment is SO attractive, and comprises such a diversity Of styles and dainty materials that women will experience little diff culty in choosing a number of sum mer blouses exactly suited to their requirements; high or low necks, short sleeves, all sizes.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-29

New delightful styles, much prettier than we have ever seen selling at such a low price, made of washable silk and crepe de chine, in tailored styles of daintily embroidered colors are white, Ivory, navy and nesh-choice for S1.25.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-29
lRN l. J OverIockl

BOSTON, June 28.- The Mohawk was up to expectations but the North Butte dividend was a disappointment Coppers were a little more active and higher but speculation was dead. the buying coming from the investors.
 We have the greatest confidence in the market and expect activity to spring up again in a short time.
 Paine Webber & Co.
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ASSAULT CASE
is UNCOVERED
WILLIAM MCFARLAND or MouGpa-
VILE Is VICTIM or MYs-
TEHIoUS ATTACK
Appeals 70 Local Physician FOR Msdical
Ala Last NiEht-Is WOW In Worth
wheeling Hospital.

When william Mcfarland 81 Mounds
vile. appeared a. the office ~ pr IS
=. Wright foo tho Masonic Temple last
nlEhf. a mysterious assault case was
uncovered The man told the sfory uf
having been beaten hv up three men
D, ar tho Martins Ferry water u9rr-
about a o'clock last night
iiH came fu this UIfF. went Ca fIr
90 .gr who turned him over tu DR. d
p Mars.hnsr Or. Marschuer hsI MIN
removed fu thc North WneelaF LuspIfaf
ln fNe City ambulance Wer8re ANN.
luf Hi fhr hospital The man had Iauasf
INTO un.rurU IuuHUrHa and could r.f
it.k InfelurrnflE Mrf night
However. ho rHfI that frr men thee.
ni iNenI we're In an automobile. and
-H' iHr trHuuI" started over DBL dos me
20 riiIH Irry police were az once mott.
lri. ard U0iuer custer. of tho I.lsf
f.f.0 nna cent 90 interview MrFariarl
Hr injured wqu seemed t1 be- TRYING
NI.. ...nrfHlnE ana Wl#fH r.r fr.'
IN" names U. ffs fI... men wiz. t..t
l.m .l alfhHuEH DO uus evident H.
Know tHUn
Do we stated or frr hospItai that the
IIIu uuH r.I.rnfI" aurU|Irr fr.r. i
lIA''Hr"I rEnII. which might r.rf t..
liff a further frHmir1fIun sfr t-
made th.. uurniuE tiIa brother don.
Nn|ri".IilH called fH rrf him lar rfrff
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SERB ARSENALS
CcOntinued Prom FIRST PAgs)

army which Is to march across Ruma-
MIA TO the rescue. but Of the British
and French reinforcements no news
has been received. IL is possible that
in addition TO direct assistance. the
allies will try indirect means. whereby
the Austro-Germans may be prevented
from sending achievements to Ser.
via.
ITALY. on her part. has already under.
taken this by a general offensive. and
there is talk OF another offensive on
the western front The Germans
seem 20 have anticipated this. as on
saturday night they launched a gen
erA attack in Champagne over a front
OF about five miles. in an effort 10 re-
cover ground which the French recent
" took from them. They succeeded
In recapturing the Butte de Tahure.
hut. according TO the French account.
they were repulsed everywhere else.
suffering extremely heavy losses. and
10 the north % IL MesnH they actual
~ lost one Of their own trenches.
As usual. the attack was preceded
by an artillery bombardment. and the
French report speaks Of masses Of in
fantry being decimated. There has
also been some fighting IN Artois
N~NHlAI w Huhhias
Despite the coming Of winter there
has been more actively on the Rus
sian front True. there has been a
lull In the fighting In Courland where
the Germans have apparently failed
20 take RIGA or Dvinsk or 20 improve
TO any marked degree their position.
10 Is believed that they are preparing
Tor another drive. 10 mus, Do made
soon. az snow is already falling and
movement Of heavy artillery Dr. bccom.
lug more difficult
Along tlc Styr the Germans are On.
raged boo a counter Offer five and have
recovered some terrifor. which gar.
eral iFanOH TOOK from them Further
south. in Galicia the Russians have 70.
turned 90 Che offensive and according
10 Vienna have made unercrorafuI III
tempts to cross tho sfriua
The TURK report increased arfftify
~ me allied artillery and uarshipa in
The DardanrIIea
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BUT TWO DELIvER1Es WILL BE
DAILY MADE TO REsIDEN-
TIAL SECTIONS
Present Service to Business District
win Ne Maintainsd-Routes
Changed and Extended.

Important changes in the mail service
Tor the city OF Wheeling. effective this
morning. were announced yesterday by
Postmaster W. W. Irwin. \ few days
ago. orders were received from the post
orfice department. ruling that on No
should be- rediStricted.
Beginning today. two deliveries
morning and afternoon-win be made
by carrier instead OF three as hereto
fore. This. however. applied ouy 40
The routes through the residential sec
lions, and three deliveries will be made
daily in the business district.-twO in
the forenoon and one during the after
noon.
These orders are mandatory. Re
ceived only a few days ago. the post Of
Just matters for the new service. and
Postmaster Irwin asks that patrons
Withhold any criticisms that may be
found with the service FOR the next few
days.
All routes have been changed and
several extended. As result several
carriers are familiar with their new
territory. The second morning dcliV-
cry will be suspended on seventeen
routes through the residential scctFons
but will be maintained IN the business
district by auxiliary carriers.
Orders have been received from the
post onicc department. ruling that no
distribution % mail shall be made by
carrier from boxes. or. after II has been
boxed. IL has been the practice of
some persons who rent post office boxes
20 look over the mail IN the evening
put u back I'm the box 80 that IL could
b. delivered the next morning. This
order viii do away with twice handling
mail
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IMPORTANT CHANGES In MAIL
SERVICE ARE EFFECTIVE TODAY

serted. Americans or no Americans
he added:
There Is food and rest .or our men.
We may have TO fight the whole Ameri-
e an, army ~ necessary. but no matter. Il
When no was asked.
i know" was the reply
subsequently, villa asked again n Al
we're true that the United states goVeru-
nent had permitted General Carranza 4
transport endorsements over American
tcfritory- He then said;
Through with United States
RMS u the way the United states
repays me for the treatment and pro-
leo. Hereafter / don't give a ID What
happens 10 foreigners In Mexico-oy in
4 am through with the Uniter States
! , enn hight my battles. let them fight
4 can whip Carranza and his entire
army. but IL Is asking a great deal TO
whip the United states also; but / sup
pose ! can do that too
Villa asserted that his entire plan
OF campaign had been mapped out Villa
declined to pose for photograph ,
-, 30 30 more OF my pictures for the Unit
ca states, he explained smilingly.
Part OF the advance guard sprroacb-
Cd and asked about water. They were
told that there was water at the GaIlar-
on" replied a Mexican officer. We
have drank all the water there"
MS OFFICER also stated that the de-
tachment OF 1000 men last seen deploy-
ing on the desert four miles east OF
Agua Prieta was almost entirely with
out water.
Border Closed.
me border line was closed tonight
but arfangemcnts were made by United
states immlgration authorities 10 admit
under guard thousands OF more or less
destitute refugees from Aqua Pricfa
whose number was augmented by wo-
men and children camp followers with
the Carranza coutingents arriving over
American territory from Loredo
officials declared that the refugees
ana camp followers would not be allow
ed 70 cross until firing actually BEGAN
Most OF the Gales troops remained
IN their trenches tonight. searchights
played on the brush covered mesa over
winch the villa forces must advance to
the attack
General Gales sent to Douglas tonight
nearly 1000 head OF horses Including
those brought from Laredo and axle
Pass, thus revealing that ne has no in
tention OF going out to attnck Villa bur
would await an attack ON the harrison
General Davis said that he had re-
ceiNed no word from villa. 4 do not
want 20 talk TO any OF them he said
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NEWS BRIEFS

IN Federal court petition Tor Dis.
'harE" and an order 81 notice thereof
vac entered in tho bankruptcy rsuo 80
J. h Morris. of New Marunavule
Deputy Marshal John short saf
urday. poured FiV hundred cases of
strained tomatoes. confsrqfrd borsr.c
90 Violation of Tho pure food Law. info
sewer
Tho consolidation committee of
which Il g. Sands ls chairman vii
meet with 90 the members on tha
" Wheeling Board 90 Trade. pusine4s
Mems Association. Credit Mems Asso.
ciaIon and tho Grocera Protective
Af7oclatlon OF Wheeling this evopIpe
20 o'clock in tho board OF Trade AZ.
.rmbly room. t0 consider their mere.
lhF under The supervision % the AL
f'r'nre nf iho Board Of Trade.
Ihc pending suit of Jacob HAYDEN
aFain.i Thompson. the Union
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J: y. Handlan. H. Z. Weiseeri,er "a W
McLure and W. J.. otto.
,,,--secretary \. T. Arnold OF the West
Nlrkihia sunday school Association leff
yesterday for Clarksburg where he vii
attend The sunday school convenfior,
MAJ VIII he held here last week also
viii attend this session. During ~.
Meek institutes viii be held al Clark
burg. farkershurg. Huntington. CharIes-
ION; sutton. Elkins and Weston ThIs
VIII be the final week Of the institute.
a meeting Of the board OF directors
OF the Social Service and Charitles o.
kshiN ation Viii be held this afternoon II,
me oitices IN the Board OF Trade buif3-
ins. several important matters. Inciud-
ins ne eiec- on or ofiicers viii come ur
~ thls time. A meeting Of the AMI
iuberculosis l-eagu viii also be held
during the afternoon. N
" heeliu camp No. Gf7f, NJ w. A
- making prenara lions for a class night
oefe monial on Thanksgiving
uesday evening the member Of tfa
Thomson Club viii meet al tie Thomsor
NJ. +. church
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FUNERAL FOR
MR. HOOK TODAY
AGED AND HIGHLY RESPECTED
BANKER TO BE BURIED IN
GREENWOOD.
Death Came Saturday Morning After
Weeks Of illness With Pneu-
nonia-Other Deaths.

Impressive ritualistic services were
held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
by a committee OF Wheeling Lodge No.
2S. B. p. o. Elks. for George Hook. at
the family home. 300 North Front
street. Island. who died shortly after
o'clock Saturday morning. Of pneu-
monia.
The services were in charge Of Elk
allied Ruler J. William Cummins 4
quartet composed OF Jasper Baum.
VIII Leach. Philip Mcclure and Mr.
Samuels sang two selections. includ-
ing Lead, Kindly Light" one OF the
favOrite hymns OF Mr.. Hook.
Funeral services will be held At the
residence this afternoon at o'Clack
with the Rev. William G.. Ulfert. pas.
tor Of St. Johns German Lutheran
church. OF which Mr.. Hook was for
great many years a member. assisted
by the Rev. DR.. Jacob Birmingham
rector OF ST. Luke's Protestant Epis-
copal church. Burial will be in Green
wood cemetery. The local Elks will
conduct services al the grave The
pallbearers will be George w. Eek
hart. George r. Stifel. William r. Sti-
fel. Paul o. Reymann. John Adam
Hess. George thinner. r. J. Fox and
John Friedel
Mr. Hook was one o. the most prom
inent business men In wheeling lie
was for a great many years president
~ the Germania Half Dollar Savings
bank. and was the principal organizer
and promoter OF the West Virginia
Fair Association. selling out his in
forests last spring 10 a stock company
~ Wheeling business men. BE was
also among the organizers Of the
Wheeling Board OF Trade. and for
some time a director OF that orFaniza.
lion Mr. Hook was also interested In
other enterprises BE was a member
II Excelsior Lodge. No. 40. T. o. O. y.
and the a. p. q. Elks The latter or.
ranlzaflon held p meeting yesterday
afternoon and adopted appropriate
resolutions In his memory.
Mr. Hook vas among tho oldest
members ~ e. Johns Lutheran
church. FOR nearly a half century he
no was a resident % this city. coming
hero when a youth with his parents
from Prussia. where no was born ln
1892 and was % years old no tho time
~ bis death. Ho attended school in
this city and when a young man ON.
harked in the wagon building business
ITO vac elected ON tho Democratic
ticket % three successive terms a.
county clerk Mt Hook at on carly
aFe married Miss Sophia a Igty
faurhfe rof Sebastian Lufr. and .i.fer
of George " w. J and John . T.uty
surviving are hia wife. one daughter
SIRE Val GundinF. and ono aIrtnr
Mrs Lena Conrad
The Wheeling Board of Trade viii
meet fhiH afternoon t1 pass rcrrir
ton % respect to rho deceased man
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VILLA
Cooaznnso From First r.x.I

as quickly as possible. because OF the
condition of his men. thousands OF
whom were thirsty tonight in positions
far from water and with scant supplies
OF food. This was learned from villa
himself. and from three Mexican
ranchmen who arrived here tonight
stripped OF all they possessed II is
believed Villa cOntemplates moving
his main body into position some time
during the night following one Of his
favorite plans.
The main body OF Villa soldiers
formed a tuncture with their advance
troops AT the Gallardo ranch. about
eighteen miles southeast OF Aqua
Prieta. The attacking army then
started forward for the final advance
on the Carranza defenses.
Colonel Florencio Diaz. commanding
approximately 5000 cavalry. preceded
the invaders at the Gallardo ranch
and halted his forces just beyond
range OF the guns Of General p. Elias
Gales. the Carranza commander at
Aqua Prieta.
Brigadier General Thomas =. Davis.
IN command OF the United States
troops entrenched just north OF the
Mexican line made a careful inspec-
ton OF his men and their positions.
Tie also kept n close watch Of the
Mexican military movements plainly
TO be seen from the American side OF
the border
Thousands Of spectators Witnessed
during the afternoon the first firing In
cident 70 the expected attack A horse
man. believed 90 have been a Carranza
SPY. suddenly broke away from the
villa column and rode for his life amid
a shower OF bullets for the beleaguered
Mexican town
Several % the villa soldiers went in
pursuit firing as they rode but tho
man reached Aqua Prieta. apparently
uuiniured
Viiia Wears Border.
lNre. fuuuaHud Villa fr0rre mum "a
hnH 'ino' md driving pack animals aD-
phlrniF loaded with machine Funa 6r
NIn. nt-d cannon. were TONIGHT ~ n
t.inf -FOUR miles easf of Usurfas .rI
iefnailornI boundary
'fnl ureF were Visible f1-nfrhf both
l'W Douglas and from tho east trrrrr..
.I 'Ir 'niIrr stronghold which .....
I..'N WIN rIfIrufr. machine Kun Ur..r.i.
aNN runners manning field E.nr.a
VIVA .I.uH.If was with nIr rr.HTr.
i'H passed HIurE .nf border fa.fr. ..
'H-. .'IYu7 IIrf one NJ rnrrr nf ...
D. a-. during tHIa rHrrH IH.t
fffN'I fr'I tHrrHuyn enforcement.
t POD ..at ported ...r American or.
.NEaa rr..ta WON bs mIrr- Do. s.-
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SKELETON OF MAN FOUND
NEAR BARTON YESTERDAY

mile northeast OF Barton. they stumbled
upon the skeleton lying on the ground
beneath a tree.
IN old rope apparently broken but
n snort time. was found still hanging
on the tree. and this led 20 the belief
snst the man had committed suicide
any way prove his Identity. When
found the body was clothed IN a suit
OF ONertlls. black coat. and suit Of
summer weight underwear. A stock
Journal bearing the date OF June .. 1915.
was found In one OF his pockets.
The gruesoms find was made near an
old derrick. but as the forest Is heavy
at this point. the body hanging to the
tree could not have been noticed from
the we'll floor
After the inquest. Coroner Roger or
dered the removal OF the body 70 the
Watson undertaking establishment at
Maynard. where the remains will b.
held a few days.
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DOmeStics at Low Prices

a. the afternoon James Linsley and
hlee Burnett appeared In the morning
and drew five and costs Sentence 81
the former was suspended Homer
smith OF Elm Grove. and John Doe were
each Tined five and costs IN the after
noon.
Judge Jordan Will have eleven M,
betorc MIN this morning. who were ar
rested ia a Greek gambling house al the
Noihef OF INeut y-slNth and Market
streets saturday night. Police raided
the joint al late hour Saturday even
ing and made the catch.
y deed OF trust styled Joseph W
ROBINSON and vile 10 the board OF com
fnlsslouers Of ohio county a MARCEL 81
land on Wheeling creek was left with
the clerk OF the county court for rec
ord saturday.
Mayor D. D.. Kirk has named twelve
dtleEates To the National Rivers and
harnors Congress 60 be held in Wash
lhstuii. ~ @. Deg. ~ and IL. They are.
y. y Hess. Robert Hazlett. C. ~. No
IartN SsorE" W. Lutz h. W. Peterson.
J.. o. iiallock. T.. T.. Nolte. Edward VAS
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DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, LOOK YOUNG
By APPLYING O BAR-Nor A pvr
HhRhLE8S o. CHANGES All
YOUR HAIR TO a SOFT
BEAUTIFUL DARK SHADE

Don g look oic-iook younr 80 m
your hair Dr. uI.py. Thin. falling g.oy
siresked With gray. faded dry rrer,.
'uf'ly gray. to restore to orIzlnaf dark
,olpf. simply shampoo haIr end sraIp a
few times with @ Ban HaI- Color h..
siornr. hI your grey hair viii na1
become beautifully darkfncd. Iustrors
SOFT ffrfn. Wasy. with that dark fua
iron. Eio.a making entire head al hair
evenly darkfnsd. fascinating and III.
lfa..itn. Al.o stops itching scalp. dan.
druf and failing hair g.gar L. 49, I.
DE. but acts on tbo roots. makInr ta.r
hfaHhy 90 tun gray hair natural.
Turns beautifully dark. 90 evening maj
no ono can tell ~ has been need y p4r
D. not sticky or messy. harmie.s srd
y slsfan teNl to darkeu gray hair nIr
f-of bottle only a1 ranfr a. gr.esf
DRUG 90. 1895 market street Wheel
inF W. Na out oft0un foIt. rso
Piled hy mail
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IN eraI OF ~. n levitt TO-DAY
This morning az $50 O'Clock funeral
services for Mrs. sarah HesIiu Hewitt
Nife % Thomas Hewitt. who dicd al al,
family home. Mozart Heights F'ricaz.
evening. will be held in the kindeIberE.r
parlors. Sixteenth street. Requiem hirb
mass az ST. Joscphs cathedral at b
o'clock. lutermeut In Mt calvary
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oHkroWN NAN HAD rvrpErrLY
CohnrrTED SUICIDE by
HANGING
Srassoms find Made ny Three Pssrons
VINO Were Hunting AZ the Time
Coroner Caves Verdict

The skeleton OF n man was found YES
tSIoay morning, In forest near Barton.
ONO. by three residents of that place.
1pon making the gruesOrne md Con-
stable NetzeL OF Barton was notified
rs was also Coroner Roger OF Belmont
county. An inquest was conducted yes
terday morning. That the man came
70 his death by suicide by hanging him
SER 70 tree was the verdict rendered.
MT Quicker. and son, and James Net
who made the md. were the only wit
nesses examined at the inquest They
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who was one of the most prominent
and most influential members.
The Germania Half Dollar Savings
bank will close at 1 o'clock today that
the officials and attaches may attend
the funeral, while representative
body OF the Board OF Trade will also
attend.
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MIS- Laura l.. Bender. "A former resi-
dent OF the Wheeling district is dead AZ
her home In Pittsburgh. Death occurred
saturday noon, caused hy a blood ciot
on the brain.
Mrs Bender Is well known b. the
older people Of this community she
was born IN the Bae-Mgr place Pleasant
valley. and WIS the daughter OF Charles
and Elizabeth Swsrtz who for many
road.
Mrs Bender was educated at Mt de
'hantal and was a talented and accom-
pllshed musician. She was married To
william l.. Bender. who at that time was
connected with the Laiielle Iron Works
south wheeling. who survives her. one
aughter. Miss Laura l.. Bender: a sta-
ter, Louise. wife Of Dr. J. NJ shorts OF
west Liberty, and three brothers Bcf.-
am II. Swartz. secretary Of tho West
virginia Fair Association: Alouzo
SWartz. OF kansas city. No. and Alfred
.WHrtz. ~ Cleveland o.
The funeral Will probably be held at
the family home. PITTS burgh. TODAY 1-
tomorrow, with burial Ca ? cemetery OF
that city.
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town. Pa, banker and coal baron.
was dissolved Saturday in the Federal
court by Judge 4. G. Dayton. Action
was taken by the court TO prevent fur
ther complications in the Thompson
bank failure. There is a clause in
the recent restraining order prevent
ing creditors from executing judgment
against the defendant.
-AdJutnnt General John g. Bond and
MAJOR Ford OF the Vest Virginia M
tlonai guard leave this week for Sar
rahciscp where q meeting Of the adiu-
month.
- recent records Tor the number OF
marriage licenses granted iu on. da
we're broken Saturday when the clerk
% the county court handed out a total
~ twelve 20 twice that many persons
ne youngest vas 10 and the eldest 80
Two plsln drunks occupied the al.
ttnuon or police court Saturday morn
ing and like ruwhyr were arraigne,l