Tombstone epitaph., 1893-01-22
S|LvERI Tombstone to theFrOnt In a Blaze Of Un. miStakable En.
 thuSiaSm. A Grand Demonstration in the Interest of Honest
 Money. General Weaver Received a Welcome Tn Tombstone That Meant BuSi- Sch:e .frlin Hall Packed With Humanity to Listen to
 Logic.

It's all over, but the memory of if will finger in the breasts of our people for many long day. General Weav- CT has come and gone, but his words and warnings will be needed when the time comes for action.
 At about 6 o'clock the people began 10 congregate on the street corners: at ' o'clock the sidewalks were blocked, and at 3 o'clock Schieffelin Hall was filled with 8 throng of people from one end 10 the other, such as it had never seen before in it's history.
 Promptly at ' 30 o'clock the com mittre proceeded to the Palace Hotel O escort General Weaver to the hall The procession was quickly formed and s.ar.ed.
 There were three bontires on the line of march: one at Myers corner, me at the Occidental corner and on' at the DO .tofiice corner. George My CTS had marshalled A regiment of boys in two lines, one behind the other, with s in each line. Fla, h lad wa. supplied with Roman cnndles. When the procession started the candle. were lit and 8 perpetual blaze of col Ored balls of fire shot up into the air from the start until the hall wa. reached. Alter the fireworks brigade came Co. c. headed with fife and drum. The Co. was in full uniform, carrying the.r muskets. and proved an indis- pensible adjunct to the attrac,ivenes- of the affair. After Go. G. came Gen Weaver and c. s. Clark, who had heer selected to pre- side at Schiefiel n Hall Then followed rie committee. headed by the mayor. At thS pos;office cor ner the sky rockets were being set of A fast as they could be lighted an followed each other in a trail of fire Anvils were fired in quick succession and fairly shook the earth and caused s black cloud 10 form overhead int which :he sky rockefs were sent, form ing a most beautiful effect, and Con- sinced the most skeptical that Tai. can be augmented by the discharge powder if conditions are favorable.
 As som as the advance guard reach- -..i the Hall there was A rush for tn, interior. All efforts of Chief oi Pollc. Pngh and his deputies were futile il keeping back the crowd. General Weaver was lost sigh, of in the crowd IS he walked mp the aisle and It was n' [ until he ascended the stage that any Among those on the stage were man,
 rincipal mining and business men of Tombstone.
 The hall was most elaborately and L.steiully decorated with bunting. The stage was literally wrapped in -1- tional colors overhead and on all sides After the crowd had settled into comparative quiet c. s. Clark in s few well chosen words in reduced General Weaver.
 The speaker of the evening was r,- ceived with thundrrs of applause. H. launched forth at once into his sub- j-ct and for two hours held his All. dience with riveted attention the only displeasure expressed by any on'
 ~as that he dld not keep oL talking.
 General Weaver is probably ss vel
 pasted on the silver question as an,
 man before The people. His success i,
 due to his dealing in facts, which he i'
 prepared to snbstsntiste by reference
 to reports and figures furnished by tb. enemies of silver th- mselves
 He said this was his 6fst visit ts