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Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
ACCOMPLICE IN
 DYNAMITE CASE ARRESTED
Matthew Schmidt, Wanted in Connection With Los An geles Times Explosion is Caught in New York City.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s - Matthew Schmidt, aged thirty.four, was arrest ed tonight as a fugitive from justice on an indictment found in Los An gees in October. 1910, charging im- plication in dynamiting the Los An geles Times building The arrest was made on upper Broadway where detectives traced him after a search of four years.
 Detective Burns, who accompanied the officer making the arrest. said the indictment charges schmidt as being one of the several men who went with J. B. McNamara 10 the giant powder company's works and purchased a thousand pounds of dy- |namite Schmidt was held without bail
 Matthew schmidt wbo was arrest ed in New York, and one of the men believed Co have been brought down from San Francisco with the dyna- mte used when the Times building was blown up, October ], 1910. Ac- cording to the district attorneys s of- flee. he helped to buy the dynamite. The explosive was then believed to have been taken 10 Corte Madeira and afterwards secreted in room in San Francisco.
 With J. B. McNamara he is sup posed 70 have Leeen one ol the men who brought the dynamite to Los Angeles Evidence was found later 10 prove he was in Los Angeles a week before the building was des- uoyed. but it was never ascertained whether he was here the night of the explosion No definite trace of Schmidt was had until clews were found which led to his arrest in New York tonight lie was reported at one time 10 be liying in Switzerland. He was a woodworker in San Fran cisco
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
GUADALAJARA FALLS

FL PASO. Texas Feb 14.-Guai- aIaiora, the second largest citv in Mexico. fell today into the hands of Villa troops. according to telegrau 10 the Associated Press tonight Nlllo describes his victory as complete. Nil la also told Of thhe execution 7t Guadalajara by CaTanza troops of several priests. He said Carranza troons were fleeing supposedly to- ward ManzanillO
 The Villa victory over the Car ranza troops of General Dieguez Fol- lowed previous Carranza advices trat the first attack oni Guadalaiara was repulsed. Guadalaiara is tn" key to the west coast district and an import ant railway center.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
SITUATION IN. MEXICO NOW. IS ALARMING.
It is Probable that Spain has Addressed Note to All the Nations on the Situation in The Republic.
CONDITIONS THERE GROWING MUCH WORSE
1t is Inferred that Carranza's Action is Based Purely on Personal Motives-.---First Chief Explains.

WASHINGTON D. C.. Feb. 14-Tha United States government had re- ceiyed no application from Spain for joint action with other nations in tho Mexican situation, Bryan said tonight nor has any intimation reached the state department that such a step is contemplated Omsials heard. wth much interest, the press reports that pain had addressed a communication to the powers on the situation in Mex ico
 At the Spanish embassy it is said no word had been received from Ma drid as to the decision of the cabinet but full report of thhe expulsion Of Jose Caro-. thhe Spanish minister on which it is presumed Spain's reported action is based, has been sent by Caro-. through the embassy here, tr the Spanish foreign, office That coRdi. lions in Mexico gre gradually grow ing worse is admitted at state depart ment
 The peculiar status of all diplomatic rcpresentatives in a country wherein no government is recognized it is be- lieved by many officials win nr0hah'v override the technical point that tie Spanish minister could enjoy no dipp. lomatic immunities because he has rot presented his credentials It is sus- gested that Caro's appointment by the Spanish government would in the cir cumstances constitute sufficient proof of his official status for any de faclo government and should inspire the same respect as that usually given dip lomatic representatives.
 The Spanish government may have addressed a note to an the powers re. citing Caro's experiences with the Carranza government, officials here be. reye. but until the nature of Soain. g suggestions are known they decline to speculate on the probable course Of the American government. There has bron disnositiou in regard to the eN. rul=ion of fine nanish minister as personaI matter between Carranza ana Caro-. but whether or not this is 9 fvod policy of the Washington gov ornmert would be influenced by an' formal diplomatic action taken by Spain. was matter of wide coniec ture
 Carrauza issued a long statement defendino his action. and declarni Caro- had married a Mexican woman who lived with Villa and who has been one of tbeh most important ac complices Of Villa.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
TEUTON AND ENGLISHMAN
 ELEBRATE
Germans Celebrate Over Dri wing the Russians Out of East Prussia----Engiand Proud of Big Air Raid.
EUROPE INTERESTED IN
 THE AMERICAN NOTES
Artillery Engagements Pre- dominate Fighting. Russ ians Appear to Hold Own In Carpathians.

LONDON, Feb. 1f-Beun is Cela. brating the evacuation Of East Prus. sia by the Russians. which is hailed in the German capital as anoth.. great victory of Von Hindenburg aui England does not attempt to hide h.r elation at the success of her airmeu'- raid on German positions in Belgium. All Europe is eagerly discussing thr American notes Co Great Britain ana Germany and contemplaUg what the replies will be. Great Britai already has intimated that British ships have been advised to use neutral flags only in case ot emergency. No general use of such flags is expected The Ger man minister at the Hague has is- sued another warning to neutral ships
 So far as the East Prussian altu5- tion is concerned the Russian official indicated that the Russians. having evacuated a greater part of the Ger man province are making stand ou or near their frontier whether for pitched battle or only Co delay tHo German advance which win take few days to tell In most of the Car- pathian passes the Russians are Fnem- inglv making prooross. Artillery one gagemeuts have been occurrina In Po- land and on the western front
 On the last occasion that Von 7iu- denburg drove the Russians from Fa-r Prussia they fell back tO fortified lines between Niemen and The Germs1 frontier where they delaated the Ger mans On this occasion. however. they have had more time to pren7H positions and may give battle before the Qualifications are reached. The Russians already claim 10 have r'- pulsed one German attack near Lr0k.
 Throughout Poland where raro' 6ohting occurred in tha post eek. battles now consist ot ri'.ry en- gagemerts. while in the C-n thl0u4 the fqhtne. of more OF less evcr't" continues
 The Germans are making a repent ed terrific attack in am effort to cape ture the heights of Koziowka, in Tu- kholka pass, which they won and lost twice since Sunday. They are now en-. trenched within forty paces of tle Russian positions and despite aeayv losses are apparently hopeful of cap turing them
 The Egyptian army hes just placed to ts credit a brilliant feat by au- initiating a force of two hundred Turks and Arabs ofcered by Cor mans who were preparing 70 attack Tor at the entrance to tle gulf or Suez.
 In view of British experts the air raid in Belgium proves that British airmeu are superior to the Germans and have great advantaee in pos session of a base on theh continent as well as in Eneland for while tur British. if unable 10 return. can laui in France, the Germans must take " route across the sea.
 Tt is announced that leaders Of the South African rebellion win be our on trial for treason, in addition to o,h- or punishment may be sued for loot ino and for damage done by them selves or followers. The government announced its intention of pu-hins with vigor the campaign against tac Germans in Southwest Irica.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
KENruckIAN KILLEp

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. l3- Ten men went to the home of Houston Underwood at Irvine last night, call ed Underwood 10 the door and rid dled his body with bullets. Blood hounds were sent from here to trail the slayers The police assert the shooting was connected with the dy- namiting of the Irvine courthouse three weeks ago. The police assert .also the. men mistook Underwood for another man.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE HELD BY GERMANS

LUNEMBURG. Feb 14-Gormau authorities here refused to transmit a package containing the American consular agents accounts because they were sealed in an envelope od- dressed to- the state department at Washington Thhe package, under iu- structions of the cemmandant was re- turned Co the agent unopened.
 Then state department had dl- ready protested against German inc reference with American official cor respondence The protest is based on appeals from pr Henry Van Dyke, American minister Co the Nether- lands and Luxemburg
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
SENATE LEADERS ADOPT IN CAUCUS RESTRICTIONS
Rule, Adopted in Caucus, will Limit Time of Debate and Act Practically as Cloture Restriction.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The san- ate democrats, in caucus tonight, unanimously agreed to support 7r amendment to the senate rules which Will limit debate There is no specific eloture plan approved although it is special rule for the shipping bill Va- rious general amendments have bee0 offered peaker Clark declared it Q five to one shot that there would be an extra session.
 Seven iusurgent democrats. who voted with republicans on shipping bill, will not attend caucus and no binding vote will be taken
 Caucus unanimously resolved DO said Senator Kern. the democrahe leader, to press the cloture rule. No vote was taken but this was the unanimous expression Of opinion and would be binding on all democrats except these who bolt
 Kern said Fletcher simmons, NT. tin of theh committee in charge of Che bin. would lead the cloture fight with free hand as to methods and 'ho final form of thhe amendment to the rules. Some republican support at least. for thhe general rule, is cV- pected
 In the house preparations ar ebeing made to rush the compromise hiA through under a special rule. After it has been approved bv caucus of house democrats Monday nieht A caucus petition was circulated today and 1t is said, some democrats refused | 10 sign it
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
MONTANA BANK LooTEO

WILLISTON. N D.. Feb l3.-En- tering the medicine Lake State Bank at Medicine Lake Montana, two youthful bandits forced the cashier 10 hand oyer s3,OOO in currency and escaped. A posse overlook them as they were riding towards the North Dakota line. and in a running fight one of the bandits was wounded and captured His companion escaped. riding toward the Canadian border.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
OF WHOLE MOVES
 MINE TAX
 MEASURE
House, in Committee, Moves Bill Point Ahead Goldwa- ter Introduces Resolution To investigate Sims.

PHOENIX. Feb 13. - The house committee of the whole. today approy- ed the mine tax bll after adding an amendment proposed by Mahoney. the final vote being IS to 16 with Briscoe absent The Mahoney amend ment provides that any cost incurred by a mining company in breaking a strike shall not be deducted from the gross in determining the net income This tndment was accepted by Graham. the introducer of the bill and the measure was ordered enroll ed and Co come up Monday for final passage
 The bin still carries the emergency measure and it has been determined that a motion will b made to strike the emergency clause Monday, other wise a two-thirds vote in the house would be necessary for its passage. The agreement on the part of the house today, by no means passes the l bill, for without the emergency clause the measure will be subject to the referendum and ineffective SO far as the 1915 assessment is concerned. Friends of the bill in the senate will accept the house amendment but will insist on the emergency, which indi- cates that the final fate of the meas ure VII be determined in conference.
 Prior to the agreement in the house a motion by Richardson was made 10 raise the multiple of the net to four and a half percent. His motion was seconded by Flanagan, but failed, as did also a motion by Reed, which, lu ecect, provided that the producing mines of the state should pay a tax on the basis of thirty-siN percent oi the total state valuation.
 By reason of the mine tax bin occu pying the time of the house, the fin al vote on the prohibition measure went over. A new bill was introduc ed by McLain, providing for an an .nual tax levy for county fairs and support Of state fairs, making boti optional with the boards of superyis 'ors
 In the senate sensation was ere
 ated by resolution proposed by GolC
 water, providing for an investigation , by a legislative committee of the con
 duct of certain elected or appointed
 state officers. It is known that thos,
 back Of the resolution had in mind
 among other matters, the action O - Warden Sims, of the state prison, iI refusing to conduct legal execution ] in accordance with the order of th,
 Superior court of Pinal County Tn, - resolution was discussed in eNecu b tive session of the senate What act ion the house will take is uncertain - Claridge introduced a bill establish ing a Mt Graham game preserve - and McMran urged a state apprc
 priation in a bill for an artesian wei at Casa Grande.
 The senate finally passed the cour ty seat removal bill by a vote of l ayes, Bacon, Martin and McMilla , nay The bill is now ready to b sent to the governor.
 % An agreement was also reached il the senate on an amendment to th !. board of public welfare bill proyiC n ing that the board shall consist c the governor. auditor and corporatio r commissioner, elected for the longes term, in this instance F. A. Jouel g With this agreement tho bnl was O
 dered enrolled,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
. q q q ( q ( q . AWAITING DECISION ON . SENTENCE; DIES IN CHAIR

. CHICAGO. Feb. l3.-Lewis F.. ( . Dickinson, an attorney under . . sentence to serve four years in . the penitenuary for an attempt . . obstruct public justce. dropp c . ed dead in restaurant near the . . criminal courts building while . . his counsel argued a motion for . . new trial Dickinson was out . on bonds The court denied the . ' motion and reanirmed the sen- q . tenCe Deputies were sent to . search for the defendant and . found him few minutes after. ( . wards. dead q c q
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
FOOD SCARCE

WASHINGTON, Feb l3-A report to the state department from Tampi- CO., says the food situation there is serious The local government inn ported corn from Vera Cruz and sold it Co the pcons at nominal prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
PANAMA RIOTS

PANAMA, Feb IA (MidnighU A fight between soldiers and native DO licemen late tonight resulted, accord ing to first reports of thhe conflict, in the death of five policemen and three soldiers and the wounding of many combatants A carnival was in pro gress and many soldiers were on leave to attend the festivities
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
VILLA INVITES CARD

FL PASO, Feb. Villa instruct ed Enrique uorente. convenrionalist representative at Washington. to in- yite Jose Caro, Spanish minister to Mexico, to attach himself to Villas headquarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
GERMANY MAKES REQUEST

WASHINGTON. Feb. l8.--Gormany informally requested the United States to advise it's chip owners to map vessels sailing 10 German ports. with subjects Of neutral nations
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
49,ooo PRISONERS

LONDON, Feb. l8--Since the war with Turkey started, 49,oOo Turkish prisppass have bqsn. seat to ths ipteF, ior says Petrograd dispatch
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
. . . . . . ( . PROHIBITION AMENDMENT
 , HELD AS sELF-EXECUTlNc

. PHOENIN, Feb 13-The su- .
 z preme court at noon today, en- .
 . tered an opinion affirming the . . decision Of the superior court of . . Pima county in the case of Louis .
 . Ghena Gherna had been ar . . rested for selling liquor in viola. . . ton of the prohibition amend . . ment GO the state constitution . . His attorneys claimed the amend ! . ment was not seli-eyecuting (
 . and 1T self-eNecutina was confis- .
 . catory and in violation of inter . . state commerce clause of the . . United States constitution. The . . court held adversely to Gherna . . on an three contentious. . . . q .
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-14
|, AGO APPLY FOR JOB OF } TRANSFUSiNG BLOOD
Italian troops in streets of Genoa.

. ' q c q . q ' z . 4c0 APPLY FOR JOB OF . ' TRANSFUsING BLOOD '
 LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb l3.- . . More than four huuder men and . z women answered the published . Q oner Of $75 for a pint of blood . . to be transfused into the body . . of Frank Higgins, wealthy . . visitor from Nebraska who is . . being treated for anomia Ed . . ward Wilson was chosen and his . . heart pumped a pint of blood in- . . to Higgins wasted body after . . the surgeons made the arterial . . connection Hospital authorities . Q announced tho transmission saved . . the patients life. . . c . c . . .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
FREE OFFER

In order To secure a few cases quick
ly to demonstrate our ability. The first
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
HEAVY BUYING IN
RAILWAY STOCKS
PeansY iFaniA and TRANSIT ontjnentai
Group Holds center o stage in
Days Dealings,

%eE York. sept. Extensive buy
ing Of the leading railway stocks
mostly az high prices. Eas me dou-
inaut feature Of toosys very active
stock market
The inquiry caHverRad around sarb
standard issues as Pennsylvania. the
trans continental group ana the prta-
cipal trunk laes with q fair aprlH z-
Ing ~ Southern EaHua=- Gains rang
81 from : r. g points, and the demand
seemed 90 gat frs Inspiration fr1u
substantial sources
The close was strong Bonds were
strong
Pennsylvania opened a. an advance
Of ia % 1922 Canadian Pacific rose
is TO 1882. and gains ia the Har-
rimaus. New York Central. Baltimore
q Ohio and the anthracite shares
ranged from substantial fractions to
point
Baldwin Locomotive and General
Motors we're tHe strong feature Of the
special z~ub. Baldwin Locomotive
rising 2 to tH. ugr high price of
9574 vgth for Hof1rz al a45 United
States Steel was unchanged ST the
aataet. but soon rose % heavy trad
ins % 1885. an advaaue "
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
EXcursIon snna.--

On the steamer Helen Blair through
Moline lock TO Hampton Leaves at
p. IA. 80 cents round trip.-taayJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25
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HABITS

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25

HaTPa BTaf HpFHund Elects BfucerS-
The annual meeting OF the brotherhood
OF fine Rr-e4 Conversational church
Was hold Thursday night when the
following officers were elected for the
YEAR. President. c. C. Minard vice
president Albert Hermann; secretary,
F. B. G5rr- treasurer. A. Larson The
raa9 are manning for an entertainment
1arrr in fall. and exnect to set the
aata for some time the last of October
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meeting
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away ear-E thursday evening. rive
minutes aLteF"aTd MF- van f8Ileb
came out or the mouse or q friend h'lt
the laleEes had aieaPpea'ea. Ait. anu
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front OF the house they had been IT'D
the house of a friend but q short time
when the car was taken away, Ac-.
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% the car cTahkea II ana drove away
toward .Hs business 9e.l-9i OF -he
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wagon 0hEi my engine was within 30
feet OF T. testified Engineer tmneE of F..
tde Golden State Limited, Rock Island F.
road. at the coroner inquest on the
slealLl ol solomon 9ehefnonsHE III the
once OF justice PM baum thursday +.
hts1l.. am open verdict was returned .
by the jury at the conclusion of the
more than an hour and half Attor- 7
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Of COOK d. CaLtaE, was present for the .
railroad ana Attorney Henry II. Jeb-
zl-7 represented she estate OF 9cher-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-25

A1@enews All the time Tacs-sus.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-05-07
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

To the voters Of Lefore county:
In the interest of my candidacy for
the Office of District Attorney, l will
address the voters of Leiore county at
the following places and on the follow
ing dates, my three opponents having
been invited to meet me in a joint dis
cussion of the issues, to-wit:
Swiftown, school house, Monday,
p. m, May 10.
Morgan City, school house, Tuesday
8 p. M. May II.
Sidon, school house, Wednesday, 8 D.
M, May IL.
Minter City, Thursday, 8 p. M, May
Is.
Money, Saturday, l p. M, May Is.
Schlater, school house, Monday, 8 p
M, May II.
Sunny Side, school house, Tuesday
8 p. M, May Is.
Itta Bena, school house, Wednesday
8 p. M, May 10.
Greenwood, court house, Thursday
May 20.
The candidates for County Prescott
ing Attorney are cordially invited to b.
present and share a portion of the tim
with US. The ladies are specially in
vited. Cordially and sincerely,
NIB. GRACE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-05-07
KIDNEY TROUBLE CAUSES
INTENSE SUFFERING

Sixteen years ago l was taken sick
with Kidney trouble and suffered terri
bly, for three months. l did not work
during this time and was mostly con-
fined to the bed. After using. other
remedies I finally tried a bottle of
Swamp-Root. l Immediately began to
feel better, and after using seven
ifty-cent bottles, was entirely cured
and have had no Kidney trouble since.
| can truly say that I owe my good
health to Swamp-Root. You may pub
lish this letter for the benefit OF other
people afflicted as l was with the hope
of bringing to their attention this most
wonderful remedy.
Yours very truly,
HATTIE A. QUIMBY,
Sc Spruce st. Waterville, Maine.
State of Maine
Kennebec County
Personally appeared the above named
Hattie A. Qulmby, who subscribed
above statement and made oath tina,
the same is true in substance and in
fact, ANNA M. DRUMMoND,
Authorized to administer oaths, etc.