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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
state q ohIo. clty of nm. ..

Lucas County aa- Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm Of F J Cheney & Co.,, doing business in Che City of To- ledo, County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE cry case of Cafarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J CHENEY. sworn tO before me and subscribed iu my presence, this 6fh day of December. A. D l886
 (SeaD A. w. GLEASON.
 Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and W1- coua surfaces of tle system Send Tor testimonials free
 F J. CHENEY e CO. Toledo O. Sold by an Druggists. g5c
 Take Halla Family Piua for consU patton.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
THE REAPER VISITS.

Mary Elizabeth the thirteen year old daughter of J. R. Auburn and Mrs. Auburn, residents of South Bis bee passed away last night at the home of her parents The cause of the death was diptheria. Arrange ments win be completed for the in- terment when Mrs. Joseph Ianning sister of the deceased has been heard from.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
UP FROM DOUGLAS

s. w. French, general manager of. the Copper Queen Consolidated Min. ing Co.,, accompanied by Mrs Froncn were visitors in the city yesterday coming up from Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
SMALL FIRE

At 12:55 this morning the fire dc- partment responded to a call from a house on Youngblood Hill The house was occupied by a negro family and belongs to Emil Marx. The fire, pre- sumably, was ignited by fire from the kitchen stove falling on the floor. The department put the fire out on its arrival The damage is estimated at about S15O
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
FROM PHoENr

George Stewart, travelling salesman with headquarters st Phoenix was a business visitor Here yesterday Stewart is well known locally at one time he was proprietor of the Busy Bee cafe at Loell
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
CASE POSTPONED

The case of the state against Isidor lllitsky for the alleged receiving of stolen goods, was indefinitely post poned in the superior court until some future date.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
NEWLYWEos RETURN

Joseph IT Gray and brid ereiurn, ed yesterday from Douglas where they were quietly married Monday Mr. and Mrs. Gray will be at home to their friends iu Tombstone Canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
FROM AJos

Ira Jarolemon, chief geologist for the Calumet & Arizona Mining Com pany. returned yesterday from the Ajos where he has been on a tour Of inspection with General Manager Greonway
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
COOKED FOOD SALE

On next Saturday the ladies of the Presbyterian League will conduct a cooked food sale at Angius store. for the benefit of the r. W. c. A.. fund
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
OFFICER RUFF OUT AGAIN

Night Police Officer Hin Run, who has been confined Co his home for the past several days suffering from an ettack of grippe was able Co re- sume his duties last night
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
POTTER IN TOWN

Rube Potter was a visitor in the city yesterday coming in from his ranch in Dixie Canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11

Carnations, white roses and vio- lets-Sealey's Lowell. Phone 370.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11

Royal Friday, "The Lion and the Mouse"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
CHILD ILL

CHILD ILL
 The young son of J. l.. Frazier. manager O fthe Lowell Theatre is roc ported os being very ill at their home in Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11

Royal Friday. The Lion and the Mouse"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
surrER ro ToMRsroNE

Judge Fred Sutter will make a trip to Tombstone today in connection with legal matters going over by au. to.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
L OCAL
FROM NAco

Oscar Johnson, proprietor of the Schlitz saloon at Naco. Sonora, was a visitor in the city yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11

Royal Friday. "The Lion and the Mouse"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11

Royal Friday, "The Lion and the Mousse
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
WANTED

Clean cotton rags at Review office
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11

WANTED Clean cotton rags at Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-11
aAck FRoM EL pAso

Rudolph Weiner returned yesterday from a four days visit at El paso.
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"MIDDIES' " FATHERS DEFEND
THEM BEFORE INQUIRY COURT
Investigation of Theft of Examination
Papers Will Be Public.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. June with an
array OF counsel on hand to defend the
accused shIpmen. the court of inquiry
ordered by Secretary OF the Navy Dan
iels to prove the "gouging" scandal or
the theft of examination papers in the
recent annual examination at the Naval
Academy got under way today.
Captain L. r. Russell is president of the
investigating body The other members
are Commander l.. r. de Stieguer and
Commander A. T, Long, with Lieutenant
Commander W. c. White as judge ad-
Vocate.
One OF the first questions considered
was whether the inquiry should be in
open court or behind closed doors. 1t was
decided. after much discussion, to make
the inquiry public. Among the lawyers
here to look after the interests OF ac-
cused students are Congressman c. X.
Carlin and James Hay, of Virginia;
Judge Harrison, OF Chicago. whose son.
T. ". Harrison, Jr,. second class, Is
among those implicated and Robert
Moss. of Annapolis. in behalf OF his son.
James +. Moss. third class, also among
those recommended for dismissal.
How long the inquiry will last is
matter of conjecture. but II will be a
week or more at least. Authorities OF
the Academy resent stories published
that cast reflections of lax methods of
discipline.
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EFFORT MADE TO LIMIT
TEACHERS RESIDENCE
Resolution Forcing Instructors
to Live Within City Fails of
Recommendation.

An effort to force teachers and all other
employees OF the Board OF Education tc
i've inside the city limits was made this
AFTERNOON at the meeting OF the High
School Committee of the Board when Ed
win Wolf. Of the committee, introduced a
resolution providing for compulsory resi-
dence, while the committee was appoint
ing department heads for the new Ger
mantown and Frankford High Schools.
The committee refused to recommend the
resolution, but Wolf will introduce IL
again at the meeting OF the General
Board tomorrow.
The question arose over the appoint-
ment OF DR.. Edward II. lands TO succeed
DR., Harry f. Keller as head of The
science department at Central High
school. Doctor Landis lives at Synwyd.
The following appointments We're con
hrmed for the two new schools:
Germantown High School, Henry
Graham, mathematics department; Oscar
Gerson, English: Samuel E Berger. an
eient and modern languages; j. Elwood
Calhoun. history and commerce; Albert
=. Green, manual training and drawing;
Leslie b. Seely, science.
Frankford High school-Thomas Moore.
mathematics department. c. w Meadow
croft, literature and Languages; John q.
kirk, history and commerce; William
Sale manual training and drawing.
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zEPPELINS KILL FIVE
ON BRITISH EAST COAST

Continued from Page One
certain details OF Zeppelin attacks. the
Admiralty did not specify the exact To-
caltties attacked IN last nights raids
The oficial bulletin Issued this afternoon
did not Indicate whether the Kaisers ar
monster made an attempt 70 reach Lon
don. Other details OF the attack Il was
underatood. may be given out later.
The destruction OF the Zeppelin between
Client and Bruges followed one OF the
most thrilling air battles the world has
ever known. The British aiEmen shot
upward 20 a height OF 5000 feet and
hurled six bombs al the great dirlgible.
which zig-zagged In fight 10 escape at
taek.
Scarcely a second after the last bomb
went shooting down a terrible explosion
leni the airship. It eFumpled IN the cen
Ire ana darted toward earth.
Ele force Of the ezplosion caused the
brilish biplane to turn completely over.
foT nearly q minute the aviator strua-
eIad desperately while his machine ala
rapldly toward the earth. By an alnost
snaerhuman EFFORT hs regained control Of
he ieFers and righted the blplans less
ihau - feet from the ground
fnr fapiditE of hia descent. however,
eefried the oiplane 10 saHh with a rough
iaT The landing place was behind the
German lines. The msehanieIan spranF
pHE. efanssa the prepeliefs and ne
tlaiane Has on before tha astsnlshe4
Gefnana in usiFHlarias asla could ~
tae raHse MiEH a=iE guns.
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GERARD STRIKES AT
ABUSIVE AMERICANS
u. S. Ambassador at Berlin Re-
vokes Passports of Those
Who Abused Wilson.

BERLIN, June 7.-Ambassador Gerard
today directed a formal letter to all
American Consuls in Germany asking
them to report II any Americans within
their Jurisdiction have publicly abused
President Wilson or Secretary Bryan
Tho Ambassador also sent note TO
the German Foreign Office, asking that
the police be instructed to conhscate the
passport OF Maurice sonborn, the natural
ized American who was elected from the
Embassy and who afterward made
speeches In Berlin cafes abusing Wilson
and Bryan.
Gerards action today followed re-
vocation Of American passports held by
Leon Raines and Karl X, Recjtnagel, Of
Dresden, for writing Jointly an open let
ter to President Wilson critlcislng his
policies. Raines has written the Ambas
sador asking an opportunity to explain.
The Ambassador has granted his request
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U. S. DEMANDS DIVIDENDS
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Com
pany Sued for $51 1880.

Judge Mcpherson, in the United States
Appellate Court, today ordered a retria
OF the Governments suit to recover $751;,
1880 representing dividends on stock Il
owns In the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company. The decision ordering a
new trial was based on an appeal taken
by the canal company from a judgment
for more than 5000 entered in favor OF
the Government by Judge Bradford. OF
the District Court of Delaware.
The historical record OF the Govern
ments transaction dates back to the ad-
minlstraton of John Quincy Adams.
when Congress, with the view that The
canal connecting Delaware and Chesa-
peaKe cities might be the means of an
admirable national defense. and also re-
garding 1t as an internal improvement
OF national Importance, made approprIa-
lions Tor the purchase OF 14.625 shares OF
'.It tne eanaI companys stock. The Govern
ment contends that for years n has 80
titled. was en-
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GOVERNORS PRUNING KNIFE
APPLIED TO FOUR BILLS
No Reasons for Adding to Cost of
Mine Inspectors and Coroners' Fees.

| hhlb llopECJOlb anu COLOilGIn It GbSs
HARRISBURG, June T. Governor
Brumbaugh announced this afternoon
| that he had vetoed two bills relating to
| mining interests and two relating to coun-
| ty coroners.
The bill creating the Office Of assistant
mine inspectors and providing for the APP
pointment of n such officers at an annual
salary Of $1,000 each, Is vetoed for the rea-
son that the Governor says "the cost will
be fully $4,000 a year, the qualifications
are inadequate TO the responsibility in
volved In performing the duties of the
ofilce, ana the cost is prohibitive at this
time"
The other mine bill vetoed provided for
an increase In the compensation Of mem
bers of examining boards IN the anthra-
cite region. These examiners license in
divlduals as mine inspectors and their
pay is now Sc day. The bill would
have increased the pay to $40 a day. In
vetoing the measure the Governor says
there is no assurance the State would get
the slightest advantage for the increased
expense.
The Governor also vetoed the House
bill relating to the powers duties and fees
OF Coroners. and that providing for the
pay Of mileage of Coroners for viewing
a dead body where no inquest is held.
His reason for the first is that the "act
of May l, 1905, as amended in 1907, amply
protects the public welfare at a reason
able cost of expense" This bill, the Gov
ernor concludes, rs in the interest OF
the officials, not OF the taxpayers"
The other bill, amending the law of
March 3d. 1897, is vetoed for virtually
the same reasons.
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GENERAL VILLAS ARMY
SEVERED BY OBRECON
AND FLIGHT FOLLOWS
Carranzista Leader Pa
ports Victory and Can.
ture of Foes Artillarr
and Trains-6OO Ref,.
gees Leave Mexico C;tv

WASHINGTON, June IA ooh,.
to the Constitutionalist agency from w..
Cruz. received today, stated Cav,
obregon has reported to Carranza tb,, :.
had recaptured Leon from villa ~
five days fighting. and that Angeles ~,
Villa fed in different directions 49,
small groups Of followers, leavipv ~
their artillery and trains in obro,,s,a
hands. This victory" the n.s,...
stated. spells the end Of Villas r.n',
lion"
Another dispatch from San Antonio ,.,,
that General Maurerra defeated VA
llsta force near Parras, CoahuIIs
Six hundred foreigners, Of whom sb,,.,
one-halt are women and children. ~
to come out of Mexico City on a snsot.,
train to Vera Cruz. This rsnort N N
sent to the British Consul in Vs., Es
by British diplomats in Mexico ca, N@us @
transmitted by Consul General sIii,raaea
TO the state Department today.
Sllliman reported that n speniat ,u.,-
would leave Vera Cruz today with ~.
British Consul and American Consul n.l ns
eral Shenklln aboard TO meet the ra,nsu.
train from the capital. uSes
ChoHlcial reports at Washington tbs,
persons high In the councils OF the vins'
Iapata faction in Mexico have ,..
Informal efforts TO sound out the attitaSs
Of the CarranSistas toward a reoonnnI.
lion today encouraged Ad1nInistrs.1s-
officials In the hope that a way wo,iS y.
'ound TO restore peace In Mexico wI,boss ~
by the United States
Eliseo Arredondo. head Of the Cs,
ANA "a ogency here, said that advices from
as Al
lad come from villa consul thers S,,
lie would not comment on it In ths AZ
ence Of official proposals. 1'
Other members Of the Carranza iun,,
lowever, intimated their belief thar ~
move is a sign that Villa is weakening ~ r.
military strength and is willing TO 'act
ogether' with Carranza to escape defss,
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CATHOLIC WOMEN ORGANIZE
TO SUPPORT SUFFRAGE CAUSE
New League Will Work for State Con-
stitutional Amendment.

The American League Of Catholic
Women was formed today by group of
women prominently identified with the
suffrage movement, at meeting held in
tho rooms Of the American Catholic His
torical Society, 715 Spruce street.
Miss Jane Campbell. who founded the
Women Suffrage Society OF the County
of Philadelphia, and has been its presi-
dent for 20 years, was the first speaker.
She saked tho charter members to dis
seminate education on the principles of
suffrage and to support adoption of the
State Constitutional amendment at the
coming November general election.
Other speakers were Miss Estella Rus
sell, Miss Ollie Hastings and Mrs Rich
ard z. White. Those who participated in
the open discussion included Miss Laura
Blackburne, Mrs. Honor Walsh. Miss
Katherine Bregg, DR.. e. A. Douredoure.
Mrs, Philip ]. Walsh and Miss Katherine
Walsh.
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JUVENILE COURTS HEAD
Judge McNeille Will Succeed judge
German.

>. The Committee on Juvenile Court helt
It's regularly monthly meeting this after.
noon IN the House Of Detention, 22d and
Arch streets when the announcement was
m.aae that Judge Raymond McNeille
toy,.d "otld preside over the court beginning
tomorrow, succeeding Judge James n
Gorman, who resigned.
george Q. Horwitz was elected chair
man and Charles E. Fox secretary of the
IN order TO facilitate the work Of the
court and obtain better cooperation WITH
ta me charitable organizations, the commit
co,,,r.Si,s Vac alVided into the following sub
patton. Court Procedure and Administre-
ion or House Of Detention.
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LITTLE WILLIE" RICH
MOURNS LOST DOG
Toy Fox Terrier rags" Is
Blind and Can't Find His
Way Home.

Little willie" Rich is mourning. He
was out walking with Rags, toy FOX
TERROR Saturday night and the dog was
lost in the crowd. What makes Willie's
sorrow all the deeper is that Rags is
blind and can't see to find his way home.
Willie is the son Of Detective Harry
Rich. The dog is 12 years old, and has
been the faithful and constant companion
of the child A year ago the dog de-
voloped a cataract over each eye. causing
his blindness. Rags Is pure white, with
the exception OF a black patch about
each eye, which meets in the form Of a
V in the centre of the nose.
Any one finding the dog should com
municate with Detective Rich, either at
City Hall or at his home, 123S North
Darien street. The home telephone is
KensnRton 1889 w. reward is offered.
Until Rags is returned Willie will be
n sad little fellow.
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RUN OVER BY ICE WAGON, CHILD IS DYING

SeVen-yearod
Hospital
today a
9 Cheen
me seat Later he left
mules became scared at passing automobile
throwing the lad off the
passed Anthony without bail
to await the outcome of the
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WOMAN JUMPs BEFORE TRAIN I'M SUICIDE ATrEMpr


today
threw herself in front Atlantic
Ing attempt
uh lie noticed the acting
approached Suddenly
grasped her and pulled
threatened
have
et at with the children
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
SUBMARINES AGAIN ACTIVE
IN TRACK OF OCEAN LINERS
British Bark Torpedoed Near Scene Of
Lusitania Disaster.
QUBEsTOWN. JUNG

QObbblONNt June T.
German submarines are again operat-
ing of the Irish coast near the spot
where the Lusitania was sunk. The
crew Of the British bark Sunlight, tor
pedoed off Klnsale, was landed here to-
day. The Sunlight was en- route from
the West Indies to English ports with a
cargo Of sugar.
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on her death6 Mrs Maize Orr today Court
OF common Pleas asked
turned to her. The that
in Norfolk Mass husband s ner
Treble condition that
that her father remarked and turn over the
10 her. wv '"o
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THAw INSANITY TRIAL SET For JUNE 1s

NEW YORK.
the to
the slayer of Stanford originally
Of
erals appeal pending
uen time
Ihaw In court but
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Sweden and Russia sign Paet

LONDON. June la dispatch from
Stockholm 10 the Morning Post says: "A
treaty has been ratified IN Petrograd be-
tween Sweden ana Russia, mutually
acknowledging the financial. eommerelal
and Industrial interests Of the rsspeetiye
countries"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
WIFE FRIENDLY WITH BoARpERi HUSBAND Uses RA1r HOO,

CHARLES smith lOs Kentworth
ne found his wife and Yan St Thomas bOder paror
looking at picture album
ae MacFarland at the I'd
smith said Thomas
undermining his affections bail for further
Thomas
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LosT HIs MUSIC PUPILS Man COMMITS SUICIDE

MUSIC students he had
new difficult EmnG
locked himself his
without gntng It, Today his boarding
lis room to call him.
She noticed the odo of and called North
4ot street Doctor Burns
the bed dead He had When
fell
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SUBMARINES TAKE THREE VICTIMS

LONDON
Aberdeen o.
The small Hull the North
Sea yesterday Her Peerhend
The British
vivors landed a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07

WASHINGTON. Lansing the state peparran
nounced this
Belief is that 1t will be dispatched ate tomor "
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MOTHER RUNS TO HOSPITAL WITH DEAD BABY

mothers dash hospital in bare feet with her dying baby In her
to relieve
It's struggling and
on and cram
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
CARRANzA REOPENs AREDO.TAMPICO RAILWAY

WASHINGTON, reported today
the saio
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CARPENTER KILLED I'M FAIL FROM cARAcr

ssoer S years old of Mand and Germantown
instantly Killed early this afternoon
the of the home lane Germantown %
was found be dead at the
the ogue The
the He fell on his head - "'~o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-07
GIRL WHo PLAYED WITH FIRE rs nYrNc

sevenyear-old while bo,s,. l.
LOT opposite her home 9l7 lying at the
Of death In the West Jersey Hospital
with her parents rushed also in the bostaI
suffering from burns hands and ~ "''p''N'
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DECISION ON LEo FRANKs APPEAL non YET REAcHEp

ATLANTA THE
It's decision
death
reach Governor slaon
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ALLIES AIRsHIPs RAID GERMAN L1NEs An YALENc1ENNEs

AMSTERDAM June raided
Vaenenne in northern
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GERMAN DIPLOMAT RETURNS TO ROME

ROME June 7-counsor
departed from Rome
today His arrival created diplomatic
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neneh warrant issued
baT youthful millionaire and automobst violating the
speed Montgomery
Bergdon $ to be in California ~ $3.50
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GERMAN BAND SEEKS NATURALIZATION

Y
Germany who comprise street band paraded
Court this afternoon
the United All
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spanish-American War Vets in Cam

opanlsh-American War Vets in Camp
JoHNSToWN, Pa, June THE de-
partment encampment of the United
Spanish War Veterans of Pennsylvania
opened here today. Officers were nom
mated and the election will be held to-
morrow. Pottsville is endeavorinE to oh
tain the 1916 encampment.
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QUICK NEWS
KfNG GEnRGE RECEI

KING GEORGE RECEIVES U. s. AMBASSADOR PAGE
LONDON. the United States Ambassador was
received in audience by King Buckingham Palace today
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