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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
vs..
JACOB RESE,

defendant.
The Territory Of Arizona sends greet
ing TO JAG b Rese. Defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, in the Dis
trict Court Of the first judicial district
of the Territory of Arizona. in and for
the County of Cochise. and to answer
the complaint fled therein, within ten
days (exclusive Of the day Of seryicel
after the service on you of this sum
mons. if served within this county; or
If served ont of this county but in this
district. within twenty days; otherwise
within thirty days; or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against You accord
ing to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought TO di ls olive
the bonds eff mstrImony existing be-
tween Plaintiff and the said Defendant
Jacob Rese. and such other a-d fur
ther relief as may be adjudgsd equit.
able In the premises.
Given nnder my hand and the seal
OF the District Court of the first Judicial
district Of the Territory in and for the
County Of Coehiss this 23d day of
August. in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety,
A. Fl. EMANUEL.
Clerk.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
/, $500 REWARD.

Nil pay the above reward to any person or
persons who viii give the Information which
viii lead to the arrest and conviction of any ger
sos or persoHs unlaAiuliy handling any Of my
stock
CATTLE-Branded HG on left hip. ear
max. righl ear crop and split.
HORSES Branded HCs on left shoulder.
H. G. HASsELGRBEN.
sz7sm san Pedro river.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13

WHY do not some OF the hi ghly
moral papers Of the territory, who
have plenty Of space aud run dead a1-
vertisements, publish the Edmunds
act. Are they afraid Of it.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
BuekIen,s aruiea safre.

rhe Beet sslve IN the world for Cuts. Bruises
sores Ulcefs, salt Rhsuna, Fsver Sores. letter,
Chapped Hsnds, ChfIblnins, Cozns, and all skin
ErupfIoas and positively cures Piles or 10 pay
Quirsd. II 10 gssrsntsedto give perfect sstisssc-
tton OF money fsfandsd Price. Is cents per bon.
f5r sale oy ,. y0ags.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
CITY AND COUNTY Official PAPER.

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch OF J
Waite atwoleotts CAST Store. STu
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13

Kinds of Min and Mining Machinery, Heavy and
Light Castings Of Iron and Brass Made TO Order
Hoistiag Engines Made 10 Order, and In
gilez IEA:>=.sd and Adjusted Agents for
Albany Lubriezting oals and Compounds
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13

Jas.r p. n.silIster. Manager.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13
Defendant

Plaintiff,
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-13

In the District court first judicial dis
trict, Of the Territory of Arizona, in
and fog tie eoan.y Of COebise.
WILLIAM RIGBY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
BASE BALL NEWS.

A Board of Directors aud OGic6rs Elect, d
for tbs Wheeling Club
TIE stockholders OF the Oli3 Valley
Base Ball Association met, yesterday after
noon. and elected the following Board OF
Directors:
CIV. Sasbright, @. r. Tncy, william
Mclaughlin, James Mckinley, Nate Fell.
The Bosrd then met ani elected @. W.
Seabrght, President; Nate Fell, Secretary
and William Mclaughlin, Treasurer
Secretary Fell has booked Altoona, Pa, A.,
for April % and "a, and is making 40
effjrt 10 aecure dGle with Cincinnati,
which club will make fifteen days trip,
accompanied by b,ass band.
Tne meeting to adop. schedule aud
trarsac. other b1siness will be held IN
Akron next Tuesday, and Mr.. Fell will
r, presen. Wheeling at the meeting.
The players ere ordered to report here
on Thursday, the Goth iust.
A Telegram from Canton sayF: THE di-
rsc.ots Of the base ball club at meeting
held to-day made arrangements for repre-
senia,ion at the schedule meeting of the
Tri.stst. Lsngue, which will be held a,
Akron Msrch 10. and players are to be
signed Immediately. Anton Reymaun, n
Whee!ipg brewer, will give the club fioau-
cial assistance and construct diamond
and grand stand @, Meyers Lake, which be
oNnB."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
CONDENSED NEWS.

The State Pension Association of Indi'
ana has adopted series OF resolutions de-
nonpcing Harrison und the Republican
policy.
The Indiana G.. A. r. camp ia in session
at indianapolis. Gsn. Alger is present.
The bill granting a frauchise TO the
Louisiana lottery was lntrod nceo ic 'h'
North Dakota Legislature yesterday
The strike Of the Pittsburg and Lake
r,ia switcbmen is considered broken, as
.hs & road ia now running with new men.
Smith the colored Pitisburg wife mur-
49, who is condemuei 10 be harged, is
very dangerously SICK
Tha will of the late Hector f. Have,
never. the sugar rtfner, gives one-tsh'n oi
his fortune TO charity.
Tho scheduie of the PittsbuIg Bro'her-
h,od csmes were issusd yesterday.
Thre were 1OS valuable horsea shippso
70 New York yesterday from senator '
S,o,ford,s Pslo Alto stables. Inc Io' Is
SarT.u IT, conrt of Irq1iry 10 look into tie
,s ue ~ brutality on the part OF Com
ura, msndeT B 81. M,CAlls, of the steamer Is
psn~T, @n,arn,ise m opened yesterday at the
B'TGsiyP %ss yPlsyisg @ Rae Committee a,,tsS Of the
playsrs, Va Base Ball Lssgue have fspO'oe0 sp0 ooo
,hs % f,Ilowing sub division OF .ae s@O'VSO ,SO
1;r, .ne md: To the club winning ,oe
ppbseanmnDiopship, psenn Sc $50; second place, % g.
coet coeu ,S;rd Mace. So 500; fourth place: -,
5UO 5OO; 9Th r place, 81, $780, sixth piece S0OO
seVsn,m smonr s27 emigrsnts who arrived q q,
Naa. Auy %o' k Yesterday over eighty per CEN
Sr's Sv@ come under contract to w wOIS Ron. 4.
,n;nes. m,,e The msjlrity of them are hnn' J,
ard silesians. They are gong to "O'K ~
tbs mines nesr Pittsburg, Pa. ,, 80.
At base ball at ST. Augustine, f'I p,o'S ~
tsrdsy, the OhicsgOs defeated the h'0'A
Iyus by a score OF to o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
GRABBED AND RAN.
A Robbsr Breaks a jewelers. window and
skips With Diamond Rings.


DALLAS. TRX March 11.-Oae of the
boldeet robberios that ever occurred in
this State took place laet night, at $3.50
O'Clock. at COS Main street, in the very
heart of the city.
Domnsn & Ssmuels are jewelers., and
keep q magnificent di.plSy of costly goods
behind the plate glass Of theif large shcw
wirdoT. Within ard without ara electric
lights, and the neighborhood is KEEP. al
most as light as day.
While Mr D,mnsn wac waiting on
customer he heard crash at the window,
ard turned his eyes barely in time to see
tray of valuable diamond rings disappear.
He ran out Immediately, but the thief hsd
disappeared mp the stairway at the eide Of
his store. The break was made with a
rock weighing twenty pounds, wrapped in
paper. The tray contained for:y'tTo nae
diamond rings, valued at about IS. 600.
The robber was a slender white map,
about 5 feet 8 inches high, without whisk'
ers and wore a black suit and light color
ed bat. After he ran up the stairs II front
he was seen 10 descend TO the street in the
rear ard 90 out through the alley. The
Shfriff and other officials, with blood
hourds. ere now On his trail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
A WHITE CAP RAID.
Three Men Taken to the Woods and Ter
ribly Punlshed.


ribly Punished.
CovINGroS, KY, March 11.-Tho most
serious White Cap raid in Kentucky for
wears occurred Sunday night, on what Is
known as the Buttermilk road, eight miles
from this city.
At this point there is quite collection
of houses occupisd by pooE and not too
bonsst psople. The neighbOrhood is filled
with well do farmers who have lately
suffered at the hands OF the petty thieves.
Recently some amateur detective Work
fixed tie blame for good deal OF the loss
Of poultry aud other chattela on the ;nree
Crane men, VINO though grown, s'iii re,
aide with their parents. They were several
times warned to leave the vicinity, ooI
Gave no heed. Sunday night about 20
men. carefully disguised, rode up to the
Crape dStllipg. Tie three men were
sec3raJ aud taken 10 the woods, ha!t
s,ile agay. guard remaining With the
rId folks TO see tina. they did not give an
sI,rm In the woods the alleged cni-
n-its were stripped to the waist, tied WIN
hair fees 10 q tree, and then given thlrty
isshss ON the bare back with black
snake whip which brought blood at every
blow. h,t tho
wbinnipg went on, and one of them, John,
,ba eldest tainted under the pain. AT
,bs conclusion Of the punishment Tue
hscLs If the victims were careloi'y
washed, e salve and bsndsge were sppliso u
and thew were conducted to tier rome
and warned to be gone before next oun
day. All OF the men are in bad shspe,
snJ 2 Tobn il unable TO be up. A rumoer
Of other parties in the neighbOIhoodt were ere
waT,ed TO leave. No one knows VINO ,ns
White Gaps are, but it is safe to gueS 'ne
farmers in the vicinity could find ou''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
AMUSEMENTS.
Natural Gab" Noxt.

Reserved seats will 10 -. - a@le 'h;'
nofnifig az HOuss's music store for the ep
pearauce tf "Nstural Gas" at the O0eis
House, Thursday and Friday evenings, ili
fret production in Wheeling. The Chica
20 Herald saya OF it:
ITO night will inaugurste al the Chicago
Opera House the s,c,nd week CT the laugh
able farce-comedy, Natural Gas Tue
piece gems to have duplicated the Luccess
it made at the same theatre last season,
for since the opening lest week the houses
have been crowded ard people turned
away at every performances. Srca last
year the piece has btea improved 10 the
way of nav business; and while, of cou's ?,
the original story Is adhered TO more or
less the specislties introduced, together
with the new people. nskes the piece 20
with a swing that it hi d not before. The
laughter ia uacsssi1g from the time the
curtain ascends until i. drops upon the
final set, the funny situations crowdil & go
close upon esch other that the audience
has barely a brsa;hing spell between
laughs"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12


~ N'''rlli burglary in washing or,
ta-h'a,Y Amounting % Sl,5o0Tsken.
Etr.
WASHINGTON. PA March IA mys.
.''.l. al'g .l,Y was committed heIe on
4'tyu,1, t5s p'sac1lrs o. which
ae osas general topic 0f conversation
''aas Be- eai,. ia7. Various reports
~i'' a1as have bssu advanced, bai
' a-e 81 silent as lhs grave, excsp,
2ra@ dglc,'y interested. Toe
..- 90 t'e affair was william C.uiIsy.
.'i-' c.,lcar Coz gee Charcc,s Railroad
N-2Al5 q, this r',ce. aad MS los.
'- Oh 1880 u sol3sri gresabacks
-.7 ei-A Nas tie res .ltcf ten or twelv,
.'- -'-i 7e-s ana i13i.ilus ssviog OF
'p"'y Of ST. C.1fey. acd was kep. be
'@o mattresses on o btd occnp!e,
l- O.l-sy 81 yo7ng boy. No or
N p7-.=d ,1 know vhsre tie none,
- l'- ,S,p. SIR. Cuayy ana bis wife
4s'.-.-tint tsc ifa, Cufsy has no
pa .,i money i1- about six weeks an.
''pl'.t t1e utmost coul isrcs ic b.
hersI1-s.sd the uonev On Tus.
--'.--cs ,1a. cs might deposit IL j
''lN F1-n his wife discovered that
t soat aIl tha, 81 window u the ror
--- o-e1 broken oeen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
SENATOR VAN PELT
VIII Take Hold at Moundsviie, April
Criminals for the Pen.

VIII Take Hold at Moundsvine, April !.
Criminals for the Pen.
Sheriff W. T. Boone, OF Fsyette county,
accompanied By S ate Senator Van Pelt,
the recently Oppointed Superintendent Of
the Peni,euliary, sbd J. Moore, Geo. I.
Kraus. Geo. Younger and A. F. Stoner,
arrived in the city las! right ard register
sd AZ the Stamm The party had
in charge number Of Fayette
county criminals who were couiiaed u the
,and,r merc.,s OF sctisg Superintendent
Jot neon ct the p'nlt,btiary yesssiday.
The conyicts were: J5ho Hjib,rl, 'ei-
fenced for fou, years for grand larceny ;
Arthur Adkins, Coarles Chambers and
Alex. Chambsrs, the two later coloreo,
sentenced to foGr Yeas for burglary, shd
G. W. Ramsey, sentercsd TO tao years Ter
foreery.
To REGISTER reporter Senator Van
Pelt sold he WIS looiiug ever the erourd
preoara,ory to suming his duties az
Sno,t.utenden. Of the PeniteEtiary, Which
no will do about April l He will also
have ar interview with Attorney General
Caldwell il regard to the preoafs'ion aLd
Acceptance Of his toad. Tde Sststor
will p.obably leave the city some tlnle To-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
TEX CELLAR MYSTERY.
A C.ew TO tbs Identity of the Murdered
Woman.

A C.sw TO this Identity of the Murdered
Woman.
NEW YORK, March 11-Toe police be-
lieve they hsye found a clew TO the identi-
ty Of the woman whose body was found
yesterday in the coal bin Of a cellar Of an
E.dridge street sehoolhOuse.
Tee clew was furnished by yoang Isasc
Shapiro, Hebrew fourteen years old, who
attended ths school at the houss where the
body was foand. He had lived iCr some
tims with Isaac JscOba, who, on February
is last, killed Herman RoRC zinski and at
tempted TO kill the lS,ter's wife aud SOB,
after which be shot himself
Shapiro rGcjgnizsd the coat around the
m Murdered woman's head as oae that be-
loDged 10 Jacobs. He also recognized a
piece Of ticking that wss under the body
in the coal bin as having formed part Of
JlcOhs' bed Snspiro ran awsY from Js-
cobs beiors the shooting Of ROgoz n:ki.
The police bslieve that the murdered wo-
man was one Of Jacoba' Numerous wives,
for h Is known to have had several.
Jacobs vas az one time jaritor Of the school
house in which tie body VAS found.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
A BABY'S BIG PIN MONEY.
rhs Tiny Survivor of the Lake Shore Dis
astsr viii be Worth $4,000

rhs Tiny Survivor of the Lake Shore Dis
aster viii be Worth $4,000
ROCHESTER, n. Y, March ia cuts
little baby. which will probably be worth
$4,000, with nobody authorized TO care
for it, is ons of the results of the Lake
Shore disaster, near Buffalo, last Thursday
night. E. E. Stewart and hi1 wife, of this
city, were instantly killed il that colli-
sion, bat the baby. little over year old,
wss found underneath the wreck two
hours later so sheltered by i.s dead par
....s. ~. ,,s,.- - have rsUupru u;IuVuo
scratch.
The future OF the little orphan has been
di cussed at length. Mr.. S.eTarts busl-
ress partner, E. T. Simons, is looking
after the baby's affairs in the absence Of
any near relatives The baby will have
money enough. Nothing will prevent the
sui. that will be brought against the rail-
road company for its parents's death net
ting the child about $40. 900 The fathers
life vas insured for $40. 500 altogether, 80
that the tiny miss will probably soon be
in the possession of 20, 600. But who is to
assume tie guardianship? Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart were both strangers in Rochester
when they came here from Ohio two yearu
ago. and so far as ia known the baby has
20 near relatives living.
Mr.. Simons will see that the child wants
for dothing, but he has no legal right to
&C; for the little hsiress. The babe has
bsen received at fouudling hospital, but
it cannot remain, for provision is only
ma ie there for the rearing OF boys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
ALL SHUT DOWN.

all tho Wire Nall Factories In the United
States CLOSE Their Doors.
FINDLAY, o, March 1.-THE wire nail
men o, the United States with few excep-
tions closed their mills yesterday and an
nounced that they will not resume
operations again un.il the Gath
inst, bu. that they will open then
is not certain, as their object msy not be
accomplished. This shut down i9, it is
alleged, part OF scheme to force certain
NOR uf .ctarers Of wire nails into the tiust,
which has betn forming for some time,
bat which may fail on account
of ,ha refusal Of the independent
fscicries to join lhe combine. Heroic
measures are nov TO be attempted snd ell
the mills in the country favorable to the
trust shat down to-day, throwing thcu'
sands Of men ont OF employment. Both
the mills in this city joined the move
rNfut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
HIS vrKws on The FAIR.
ReprCs ntatiVe Wilson Iaterviewsd q in New
York by "Siar" Reporter
~. ~ Sfr-

N.ic York say.
Representative Wilson returned from
Ney York to Washington SuldAy afier-
noon. Before starting he was interviewed
BY 8 reporter OF the star about the latest
phase Of TIE Worlds Fair question,
There seems 10 be more doubt about
the action Of the Senate than I had sup
posed there would be-" said Mr. WilsOo,
who was one CT tie advocates Of Washing
ton during the recent fight 1T is by 10
means certain that the Senate will follow
the lead Of tha House. The Senate does
not always take the same view Of ques-
tions that the House does, and there IS no
role to compel it TO do so in this caseY'
II the Senate does not adopt the selec-
tion made by the House, which city Will
it chooss?'
New York, undoubtedly. The trouble
Chicago is having to raise the money ano
the fact the city VS. able TO sc; Sl5 OOO,-
600 plsdged in advance would settle that
matter. I have no doubt, you must
u.ders;and. that Chicago would ee' the
necessary funds if the Senate would
finally select her "a the city IL which 10
hold the Fair, but do not think 1t Is set
tied that the Senate will do So"
"Wll Congress appropriate the big enm
Of money which Chicago IL nov ssSios!
''Mr. Springer, in presenting the claims
OF Chicago before toe vote wss taken, said
sbs would ask the Government for sum
much larger than a half million dollars.
Con5rels would mold Chicago to those
terms. and the Ssnats will probably de-
nard fuller information about the Chicsgo
fond before It finally decides that tnA'
city shall have charge Of this great cele-
bration.
The Chicago people are now quarrelipg &
smcug themselves on the question OF who
was authorized to speak for her, ana wna.
they were empowered to say 20 Congress,
replied Colonel Hatch, who was friendly
20 s.. Louis. whea asked abOut the new
attitude Of the Chicagoans. "Mr. Spring
er and Mr.. HIT both said she would not
ask for more money from the government
/ than enough to make It's own exhloit.
Sic. Joseph Medill, who ought to know
something about it, says that ol.y wants
$40 600. Congress will be entirely VIII
isg to make a liberal appropriation Tor s
govern neut exhibit, but it will not neip
erect buildings snd buy sites. 1t was un-
ds,stoOl that the city selected should inr
nsh the mOsey, and Congress Will n0'
now ac: upon any othsr basis. "
l What will the Senate do with the
Ibilen
y have lot been able to sound The views
oi many Senators, but some OF them say
lhat body has not yet been committed 20 70
e the proisc. Of holding a Fair al all %
e isr as can see the disposition oil iha'
body will be tOr,quire a very strong snow
iEg BY Chicago that she can put up enough
money to give an Exposition that Will re-
dsct credit on her and the entire county,
or the entire project may be abandoned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-12
SUSPICIOUS ABSENCE.
NEVILLE PICKTHALL'S CONNEC lions WITH
THBBBNwgLL MURDER APPAIR.
That Mysterious Letter From Eugland-TrOubss
Of financial Nature Cause Him 10
Mortgage HIS Farm-His Subss-
quent Career

WOODSTOCK, ONT, March 11-Al
kinds Of rumors are in circulation here a
to the cause of the absence Of Neville T
Pickthall from bis home, near this plsce
OIe story is that Picktball was in SOM,
way connected with Birchell's mis1eed
prior to the Benwell al sir, and that rathe
than dive any deeper into the sink OF in
iquitY W th Brchell he sbssnted himself
Another is that business troubles are tbs
cause OF his absence, and o third tha
Birchell made away with him while h'
WAS in New York.
Neville T. Pickthall was of English
psrentsge. He was sent ont to this country
about seven years ago, probably to leGrr
farming ard TO
MAKE HIS WAY
in the world. He was then about fonrieer
years of age. He was in receipt Of {
small Income, enough to keep him in {
modest way, and when he came here die
not do much work at first, leading an idl'
life.
During the time Reginald Birchell lived
here he and Pickthall we're very intimate
Some two or three years ago he got some
money together and bought farm near 6
place called Curry Station. The price wa
81, 500, of which Pickthall paid 5000 csst
snd gave a mortgage for the balance
Subs quently he married the daughter OF
a clergyman named Johnston.
Oa Monday, February 10, Pickthsl
drove into Woodstock, telling his wife hi
had some little business TO transact. HI
called at the po.toffice and
RECEIVED A LETTER
from Englsnd. The contents of that let
ter o one knows, but it had strange
effect OF the young man. He returned
bomo and told his wife he had got into O
little difficulty, giving her TO understand
that iG was of financial nature, and said
be would have TO raise 81 ,000 at once.
This he did by mortgsgiDg his farm, and
he LIFT home the same day. Next
day he Was seen at the Niagara Falls,
whsIe no doubt Birchell would have
been hsd he DO. missed the boat hs in.
tended to take. l. is alleged that On the
~ h he was back in Woodstock.
1t will be remembered that or Febru.
ary IA. the day Of Buchelps arrival in
New York, Mrs. Birchell said 20 her hus.
band &c
THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
il Pelly's hearing: Did you see Pick.
thai? saw him on the stairs little
while ego" mo, did not gee him,
DEAR replied Birchell; ''you must be
mistaken. Bat ia he here? 1 suppose it
ia only on business" Then Bircheil went
out.
Since then PickthaIl has not been seen,
but on February % telegram, purport-
ing to have been seat by him, was re-
ceived by his wife from Arizona. Acting
under legal advice Mrs. Pickthsll rtfuses
to talk about her husband, and it is not
kuowa whether any further communcs-
ton has been received from Pickthsll by
bis friends. Mrs. PicktbsIl's counsel Gays
that The missing mans absence ID duo TO
e---.-.----s -iinnNs.'siOo Vniyi auo sDeV nc Sun
producs him IN o short time if necessity
compels him 20 do so.