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Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

Having been assured S1S,0O0,0O0
contract for munitions viii be given
out in Baltimore by agents of the al.
lies in less than two weeks, six ma.
chine shops i'm that city are contem.
plating merger to obtain business Il
is understood the new company will
be called the Munition Manufacturing
Co., and viii include John b. Adj d
CO.. Sinclair Scott Co.. C. j. Codd d
Co.. Poole Engineering Co, and Bart
lett Hayward Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07
CHAPTER w.

%A HE following morning the earth
quake found Victoria Custer
still abcd She told Lady
GreystaEe that she felt weak
from the effects of the nervous shock,
but the lurH of the matter was that
she dreaded @, meet CuIt.ss and under
90 the ORDEAL which she knew con-
front1 ..r
HO. WAS she TO explain TO him the
ehetf tha the subterrauean rumbiiugs
and the shaking Of the outer crust had
had upon her and her sentiments to
ward him?
When her brother came In 20 see her
she drew his head down upon the pill
low beside hers and whispered some
thing of the horrible authorizations that
had haunted her since the previous
evening
sob Barney" she cried. what can il
be- What can il hcs The first deep
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

bending lower. brought mis- sensitive
nosuils close 10 the mutilated haunch
and then 10 the tumplcd grasses at
the zebra's side When he straight
encd up the others looked az him ques.
donugly.
"A man." he suid-"a white man
hHs been here since the zebra died He
cut these steaks from the launches.
There is not the slightest odor Of gun
powder about the wound II was not
made by a powder sped projectile. It
is roo large and TOO deep for an arrow
wound
''The only other weapon that could
nnvp inflicted il is a spear: but 10 cast
spear entirely through the carcass
of zebra at the distance 70 which
man could approach one IN the open
presupposes mightIness OF muscle
and mn accuracy OF aim little short OF
superhuman."
and you think"-commenced Brown.
- think nothing interrupted Tar
ian, except that my Judgment tells
me thar my senses are in error There
Sc no naked white giant hunting
through the country OF the Waziri
Come. instead OF Specializing on the
impossible, let's ride on to the bills and
see if We can't locale the old villain
VITO has been stealing my sheep. From
bis spoor I'll venture 10 say That when
We bring him down we shall see the
largest lion that any Of US has ever
seen"
ITO be conNnnedl
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

A Shanghai special to the New
York Herald says confidential adj
vices from Pekin to high officials and
other leading Chinese indicate that
reversion of China to a monarchical
form Of government, with Yuan Shih-
kai as emperor, may be looked for in
the very near future President Yuan
is standing firmly against the pro-
osed change,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

ITO he con,inued)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF cOcHIsE,
STATE OF ARIZONA


In the Matter of the Estate and
Guardianship Of Lote Aston Carter.
Goldie Violet Carter and Ernie
Wade Carter, minor children of
Patrick II. and Samantha s. Carter.
deceased.
Order to show cause why order of
sale Of real estate should not be
made.
1t appearing to the Court from the
petition duly filed and this day pre-
scented by JESSE YOAKUM, the
guardian of the persons and estate
OF the aboye-named minors, praying
FOR an order of sale of certain real
estate belonging to said wards, that
it is to the best interest Of said min
ors and said estate that such zeal
estate should not be sold;
IL is hereby ordered that the next
OF kin Of said minors, and AN persons
interested, appear before this Court
ON the Both day of October A. d.,
1915, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, al the Court
room OF this Court at the Court
House I'm the City of Tombstone, Co
chise County State of Arizona then
and there to show cause why an order
should not be granted for the sale of
said estate;
And It is further ordered that a
oo7v o. thi- order be published for
three 60 successive weeks before the
said day of hearing, in the Bisbee
Daily Review, a newspaper printed
and published in said County of Co
chise.
Dated September 2Sth, A. d., 1915.
ALFRED G. LOCKWOOD,
Judge of the Superior Court
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

Four hundred and fifty machinists
of Leland-Gifford Co. of Worcester.
have formulated demands for a As
hour week and five cents an hour in
crease i'm wages, Men viii strike
Monday, if demands are not granted
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
In the County Of cochise, State of
Arizona
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Arizona
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Andrew Kent deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrator OF the Estate
of Andrew Kent, deceased, to the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four 90 months after
the first publication of this notice to
the said Administrator at the Offices
of Ellinwood d Ross. Bisbee, Arizona,
Attorneys for Administrator the same
being the place for the transaction
of the business Of said estate, i'm said
County of Cochise.
S. w. FRENCH,
Administrator of the Estate of An
drew Kent deceased Dated this 4th
day of September, 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
Leasing Bill BSS
Giuen Favorable
Report In House
Administration Measure to Be
Sent From Committee With
Recommendation That 1t Be
Passed.

Washington. bee. 33i.--The admin
istration bill Tor leasing of puHi'
mineral lands was today ordered ta-
Norahly reported 90 the house by the
public lands committee
The committee. however, agreed Co
a hearing OF California oil interests
about January no. with "A view to de-
termining whether the committee
shall offer amendments on the iloor for
the relief OF the companies and indi-
viduals who developed oil on the SAN
joaquin valley lands prior to the de-
cision OF the supreme court, which
IphclI the presidents withdrawal OF
the lands on which they located.
Tho provisions affecting those mil
lions of dollars worth of oil lands re'
main in the reported hill substantially
az in the measure passed by the house
ln the last congress though they are
subject 90 fight later ON for greater
relief than the oil companies affected
receive la the leasing arrangement un'
der TIE bill as Il stands.
rhc bill allows thcm preference IL
getting twenty-year leases OF the land
I they now occupy 20 the extent of So
acres each. with right 10 successive
/ extensions of ten years each, undo
condition of royalty to the govern
mont Of moi less than one-eighth o
the oil produced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
Preliminary Hearing Demand
ed by Fowler, Martin and
Schulteis, Identified With
Labor's Peace Council.
BOND FOR APPEARANCE
REQUIRED FROM TRIO
Attorney for Defense Declares
Indictment Will Not Lie
Under Sherman Law and
Will Ask for Ruling.
my Evening nsr.ld'I.s..sa wir.l

Washington. Dec 3t.-Former rep.
reseutatiye u. Robert Fowler. Henry
B. Martin aud Herman schueltcis
Identified with I.abor's National Peace
Council and indicted in New York un-
der the sherman antitrust law for
conspiracy TO restrain train IN muni-
tions. demanded preliminary hearing
when they appeared today before
United states Commissioner Taylor TO
ments Hearing was set Tor aJuary
tuous liquor a crime. excepting vine
20.
Representative Frank Buchanan OF
Illinois, Indicted on the same charge
sent word To the department of Justice
today that he would waive all question
of immunity, go to New York as quick
" as possible. within a week. furnish
bail and adopt no dilatory tactics.
The demand Tor the hearing came as
a surprise 10 thf government Assist
ant United States DistTict Attorney
Archer announced he had understood
the defendants intended TO give bond
for their appearance In New York Ia
answer 10 the indictments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
Mysterious Dearth of News
From PetrOgrad as to Opera
tions in Galicia; Important
Actions On.
ALBANIA NOW CENTER
OF NEAR-EAsTERN WAR
Athens Claims Diplomatic Sit
uation Shows a Growing
Cordiality Between Entente
Powers and Greece.

London, bcN. sf Hl.6T a. IN. )---
While Vienna reports that the battles
IN Galicio are Increasing In extent and
violence. Russia maintains a myster-
ious reticence concerning her military
operations there.
II seems certain. however. that ex-
tremely important events. the full sig
nificance OF which are not yet official
~ Disclosed, are occurring at the only
point whore Russian armies eau bring
any pressure 60 bear on the balkan
situation without actually crossing Ru-
manian territory.
Many reports reach here that .the
Austfo-Germaa ana Bulgarian forces
are not only abandoning all 9repara-
tions for an advance In Macedonia but
are also Withdrawing troops from this
front. their action being attributed 90
the Russian offensive Ia Bessarabia.
but most OF these dispatches bear tho
impress OF the wish being father 10
the thought.
Active operations in the near east
are now centerlne In Albania where
the Serbian army Is sRid - be suffer
ing from harassing attacks made by
Albanian forces From the progress
they have made in Albanla. Il n pre-
dicted that the Italians win soon clash
with the Buigarians in that territory.
Athens claims that the diplomatic
situation shows growing cordiality
between Greece and the entente pow
ers
A historic meeting of the British
cabinet, az which the anal draft ol the
compnlsion measure probably will be
adoptcf Is expected today The bill
IL II reported. viii emboly the folio~-
ing principles; Compulsion 10 be eN-
tended to all single men who inil Ia
attest; for this purpose this machinery
of the Earl OF Derhy's plaa TO be made
statutory. and the provisions Of the
law 10 be enacted 60 apply only for
the duration OF the present war
Tho labor conference on compulsl0n
came to no decialon as to IL attitude.
but strong feeling OF suspicion to-
ward the reported cabinet solution Of
| the problem IL manifest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
No designations
Yet Apparent In
British Cabinet
All Members Attend Meeting
to Discuss Conscription, But
Rumor Has 1t McKenna and
Others May Withdraw.

London, Zee. 81 G;Oi p mD--All
members of the cabinet attended the
meeting today to consider the drnft of
the bill for compulsory military ser
vice, and it appears consequently.
there have been no r.sirnations. Ru-
NOR still Is busy. however. with the
names of Reginald konna, chancellor
OF the cxchequer; Walter Runciman.
president of the board of trade, and
Sir John simon. home secretary
The foreign secretary Sir Edward
Gray. and the war secretary, Earl
Kitchener, also are mentioned In con-
nection with possible changes in the
cabinet. but even Il several members
withdraw it is now clear that the gov
crnment will not break up over the
uuestiCl.
Sir Edward Grey's health II again
put forward az a reason he may retire
In case of any reorganization of the
ministry.
The general impression ls that oppo-
sition To the plan FOR cpmpulsory ser
vice ON the part of labor is lessenins,
although the decision o' labor leadera
TO refer the matter To- tho trades union
congress leaves this uGe-tioa Htil open
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
EXPLOSION UPON
NATAL SENDS HER
TO THE BOTTOM
While Anchored in Harbor,
Blast in Magazines Wrecks
British Armored Cruiser;
400 Survive.

London, Dec, 81 U2i23 .. m The
British armored cruiser Natal has
sunk after an explosion. official an
nouncement to this effect was made
here today. The Natal was sunk yes-
tcrday afternoon while In harbor. as
the result Of an Internal explosion.
There nre about 400 survivors
The Natals s.aH;ng 20 the most se-
we're loss which the British navy has
sustained In several months No Brit
ish naval vessels of importance had
been sunk since last May. when the
Triumph and Majestic were torpedoed
at the Dardanelles. The Natal. al
though "A powerful man-of-war. was
laid down eleven years ago and her
displacement was only about 0ne-hnlf
~ the largest British sea fighters.
The Natars normal complement
was 7O4 men. Her largest guns were
.. 9.2-inch.
In accordance with It's procedure of
late the admiralty has given no indi-
cation as 10 the locality of the Natal
disaster The military regulations
make II impossible To give this infor-
nation publicly.
The loss is generally attributed 10
foul play. In support of this theory
attention Is called to similar disasters
which overlook the British battleshlp
Bulwark that was blown up at Sheer
ness In November OF last year with
the loss OF zoo or more men. and the
British steamship Princess Irene
blown up In Sheerness harbor last May
with a loss of between 500 and Ace
lives
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
Excitement Yet
At High Pitch
Ouer Killings
Blaksly, Georgia, Has Not Set
tied Down After Staying of
Septet Of Negroes in Fight
With Posse.
IN Eyenlns Hefald LfAaad WIrel

Blakcloy, Ca Dec. ST. Excitement
caused throughout This section hy
clashes between white possomen and
negroes near here Yesterday iu which
seven negroes were KILLED and two
whites seriously hurt, had not entirely
died down today Influential white
citizens expressed the belief. however,
that there would hc mo- more troubles,
Five OF the negroes were shot and
KILLED ana two others were burned To-
death, according to reports hero us "a
result Of three pit,hed battles between
the negroes aad various bunds OF
whites seeking Co capture Grandson
Goolshy. a negro farmer and his two
sons, Mike and Ulysses, accused of ass
sassinatng Henry j. Nuliplguc nn
ororsecer who had 1hpshsd one of
the younger Gnuishy's
q was estimated that there wer,
several hundred whites n tho yariou,
posses ana u was said that prubahls
hulf dozen were wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
Chicago Has Real Blaze Early
This Morning, With Entire
Apparatus of District Called
Into Fight.
EXPLOSION OF TANK
OF NAPTHA is CAUSE
Initial Blast Is Followed by
Smaller Explosions asFlames
Reach Other Tanks; Fire
men Have Marrow Escapes.

Chicago. Dec. 3i.-The explosion Of
naphtha tank at the plant OF the
American Linseed company In South
Chicago today. caused the death OF
six employees and the injury OF ten
others, according to police estimates
this afternoon.
Fred Miller. Michael Barnett. Mich
ael New uae. Matthew Colburcher ana
two unidentified Austrians are missing
ana II h thought certain they were
trapped by the flames.
The property loss was placed by tho
company officials AT 100000.
Early reports placed the dead at
from fifteen TO twenty. Several fire.
men narrowly escaped injury.
The infiammabie nature OF the pro-
ducts manufactured at the plant made
the blaze difficult TO fight.
All the nre engines In the district
were rushed To the scene and tons Of
water were poured ON the blaze by fre
TUGS In the Calumet river.
The first explosion was In what was
known as the percOlator building. The
roof OF the building was blown on AMI
the flames spread TO three other huild-
ings nearby.
officials of the company said there
were about thirty-fve men employed
In the building and all except eight
had been accounted for.
The initial blaAt was followed by
smaGer explosions as the flames reach
ed different tanks. An oil barge In the
river caught IRE.
Reports that fifteen or twenty men
had been killed In an explosion which
set fire 20 the plant Of the American
Linsoed company in South Chicago
were received by the police today
After the explosion the hamos spread
rapidly aud fremen we're unable to
enter the building whore th4 men
were believed To have been trapped.
At the hrst alarm fifteen fire com
punics were sent 10 the plant because
Of the inflammnble nature OF the
stock of the company.
II was reported that several iiremen
had been caught beneath faliing
wall and that many were injured.
More than i0O men were workinf
in the plant when the explosion oc'
CURED. according 20 officials OF ths
company. The men who were be-
licyed To have been killed or seriously
injured occupied a room close by th'
scene of the explosion and theii
escape was cut on by the flames.
After the lire had been brought un'
der control. company officials esti
mated that the loss would tota
81 .000. 900. OF which 100000 repre-
scented the loss Of 100000 bushels OF
linsecd In storage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
CARRANZA GRANTS HIS
PERMISSION TO OPEN
TIA JUANA RACE TRACK

san Diego Cal, Dec. 3i.-Permis-
sion from General Nenustigno car
rama head of the Mexican de iactu
government 10 open the new race
track at Tia Juana, just across the
border. is claimed in "a telegram from
Dugp Cantu. received here today. pato
Canu il brother OF Estcban cantu
military governor ot Lower Cuiifor.
MIA.
Tho telegram, us made public. say
General Carranza has ordered that the
as planned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
STATE COLLEGE IS
OPERATED AT COST
OF OVER $l50,OOO.OO
IRy Evoning lIsrnld r.oasea wiroI

slnin Fe, \, NJ, Dec. 81 Tho sum
OF SlSi.N00 was spent ON the New
Mexico State college nt Las Cruces in
the last fiscal year. according To the
registrars annual report The total
enrolment was 225. twenty-three OF
the twcnty-sN counties of the state.
nine ohcr states, and Mexico being
rrpvescutc' Tho college faculty list
Includes hft,-sevep professors. lnstruc-
tors. ass!stsnts. employees and ogricul-
.tural agents Nearly Si7.O0o was
apcut ON tho agricultural extension de-
partmcut. Total dFsot- ol the collc 81
are given as fGt3,.Nn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
CLASSIFICATION OF
GRAIN AND PRODUCTS
GIVEN DISAPPR0vAL
IBy Evsnlng Herald Is---a wissl

Washingt0n, Dec. dl.--NeW VIAHsl-
ncations of freight which would have
resulted Ia general increases In rates
on grain and grain products and var
lous other commodities between the
Atlantic seaboord and the Mississippi
river were disapproved today hy the
Interstate commerce commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
SOLDIERS BODY Is
FOUND HANGING IN TREE

Corpus Christi, TEX, Dec. 81 The
body of Private 4. J. Manahan of com
pany c, Twenty-sixth infantry whose
homo Is understood To have been In
Akron, Ohio was found hanging To a
tree three miles south of Kingsyillo
last right Manahnn hal been ata-
TONED at ktnrsvilie since the bandit
raids IN tho Texas border country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
official Text Of Note From Vi
emma Is Received in Wash
ington and Now Is Being
Decoded; Published Later.
VIRTUALLY BUT ONE
PHASE NOT CLEARED UP
In Effect Government Dis
avows Act Of Submarine
Commander and Guarantees
Will Be No Repetition.
LRy EvsnInr nsr.Ia l...ss wlr.I

Washington. Dec. 3l--The official
text Of Ausiria's Aucuua note was re-
ccivcd early today az the state depart
ment The work OF tanslatIng from
the diplomatic code will take several
hours and arrangements Tor puhlca-
tion viii bc made later.
American demands apparently have
been met ana 10 the official text ct
Austria's reply to the second Ameri-
can note conforms to press dispatches
saying that the submarine command
been punished. virtually only one
phase OF the incident remains to he
Cleared up That would be the pay
ment of indemnity for American lives
lost for which Austria has expressed
willingness Co make reparation
Eater. however there may be fun cx-
| change between the United States
nnd Austria on the question Of sub
marine war.arc and the necessity Tor
Warning before attacking merchant
men
II VIVA pointed ont here that In pun
ishlna The submarine commander Tor
i1nurp to take INTO account the panic
prevailing aboard the Ancuna before
tor"poding the vessel. the Austrian
Government IN effect disu,owcd the
a. and FuNe assurance that there
would hc no repetition off such an in
eidcut
Although officials reserved com.
mont today pending translation ot the
sfhDHl text there was q relaxation u'
4 fhe tension Nhiyn has been evident
hero
The rcply came In sections. score
FtAly Lansing said this afternoon that
on" section mad been translated and
thai he expected the complete trans
lation would he in his hands before
night
ufnciaI- who had read the uuoit-
einl version oi the reply received In
press dispatches from London appar-
emily were much gratiiied al ~ ma
turr Danger OF break OF diplomatic
relations with Austria-Hungary was
no longer considered imminent OF
nclas said however that additional
\ cofr"spondencc on the subject was
SUR ,u eusuc Secretary Lansing de
lined 10 comment on the reply until
ie had the complete official text he
ore him.
n was considered doubtful that the
4 tfncal text would be given out Tor
n ubncttiuu either today or tomorrow
secretary Lansing has received
irum Ambassador pcnneld q brief re-
RI hume of the contents of ,hc note.
Count Berustorn. the German am
\ i1mador. called al the state depart
ment and conferred with secretary
ansing nearly half AN hour The
nmbassadur said he believed the news
fummary of the Austrian note wa'
urroct tie declined 'u comment
E pom his visit
IAtcr u was learned, the German
X view iy that Austria Hungary hat
Etruuted complete concessions CO. the
VI American demands.
Secretary Lansing bet it be- known
,t he aud the German Ambassador
"M discussed the lusi,ania cuntro'
NH hut 30 was not Indicated what
been the result There have beer
muuces lately that the ambassador
a rid hc authorized by his govern
u. to prescut at the beginning o
new year, proposals ot srtilcmet
II which would be acceptable tu th'
'uIt,d states,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
OF SHEvLIN
IS HELD AT HIS HOME

MUnIUUUIiH MInnU Do VII "
neral services for Thomas l.. Sheyltn.
iormer vale football star and million
aire umborman, who died of pucu"
monia last "Wednesday were held at
the fnmily residence here today HUI
inl WAS nt Lakewood cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
EARTHQUAKE LASTING
QUARTER HOUR SHOWS
ON ST. LOUIS RECORD

ST. Louis Mo, Dec. sl.--An earth
quake shock lasting nfteen minutes
was recorded az e.3O O'Clock thin
morning ON the selsmograph OF 81.
Louis university. The direction ap-
parently was northeast by south ant
me distance was approximately LIO0
miles fr0m 50. Louis.
For four faSs the seismoRraph has
been restiesA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
TO FINISH SEPARATING
M. P. AND D. & r. G. SOON

IOuVcr Drr II--ThV Fcp0rlII0n "
br traffic departments ot the Mis-
soW Pacific and Denver \ mo
,irdudc railroads viii be completed
tomorrow b was announced tuda, "N
\. s. Hughes, general ulrtir manager
of the Rio Grandc The announce
mont was accompanied by the APP
continent of general agents iu eigh-
en- cities throughout The country To
Il rilc Denver a mo Gundc business
4 els The appointments include. O.
Il stanchficld, general freight agent.
Fl rrYlu. \. e. Wilson ana ". q ken
g. general agents respectively ai
dorado SPRINGS ANA Grand Junction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
FEDERAL COMMISSION
HOLDS A CONFERENCE
WITH COAL OPERATORS
lBy Evening Herald Leased wIrsl

Denver, Colo, Dee Conferences
with the coal operators were begun to-
day by the federal commission nvcsti-
gating labor conditions In Colorado.
Discussions with the mine owucrs be-
gan shortly after the commissioners
convened al the headquarters Of the
Colorado Industrial commission and
were expected to continue throughout
The daN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-31
FRENCH SUBMARINE -
SUNK nv AUSTRIAN FI6rriIsI.A

Berlin, Dec 81, tBy wireless 10
sayville.) An official Austrian report
received today from Vienna says tina,
the French submarine Monge was
sunk on Wednesday hy an Austrian fo-
tilla.