Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22
BISbEE NEWS Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget G1 Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
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BIsBEE, Dec. 20, 1895. COVERINGS.

pr. J. Frank Lewenterg. of san Francisco, the eye specialist, arrived here yesterday.
 w. T. Boyd, Grand Recorder Of the A. O. U. w, arrived thi, afternoon ani will meet the local lodge io1igh'. He will he given a rousing welcom. by his Or'ler.
 The social dance gwen ty the boys Wednesday evening was "A decided success and an enjoyable time was had
 John Campbell has returned to his home on the Barbecumari.
 H.G. Howe left this morning for Tombstone.
 J. H. H"hstadt and wife have gone to Los Angeles on pleasure trip.
 RoBBERY.
 Tom Shattuck's siloon was broken into Thursday night. entrince b. ing obtained through he back window by removing "A cAne oi glass and raising the window. Cigars. d watch and .ev -ral dollars were taken. N clue yet.
 THIS LOST FOUND.
 On Monday evening last Frank P-rly who is well known in Tomb. sron. and Bisbee, started for town from the re-ih-nce of Vim. Fike wIrh whom he Is partner Tn the contract of furnishing silica to the company. He never reached here. and not returning and no sign of him having been seen, considerable anxiety was felt and dIlli- gent search Was instituted withou, avail, all trace of him having been lost. It was feared he might have had some trouble with Mexicans and was smuggled acrnss the line, as sev- eral years since he was involved in 8 iracss in Sonora ani an opportunity was awaited by his enemies 10 get him across the border. The search was continued severa, days unr.lentingly by friends, but net until yesterday Ihres days after he was lost sight o! was he found, aimo., dead from thir-f, hunger and suffering. Two E. ntlemen were leisurrly passing on the road ia.t evening, near the Hol. brook, and they heard a .aint cry for help. They made an investigation and soon found the sounds c"ming from an abandoned shaft, some 10 feet from the r ad. Nc time was lost in rrscuiug the unfortunate man an.i getting him out of the rhair. Il proved to be Perley and he was so wesk and faint he could hardly utter word. The rescuers immediately took their charge to Fike's house medical service sent for, and with ten der nursing is resting easily Hni abl, to tell his most trying experience. After leaving Fixes house in th, night Perley lost the tail anL fel into the sbandonsd shaft, where h, was found. In falling he reCtiveC many Iainful bruises and sustained s more serious injury in the breaking O his ankle, which was SD severe as ,C cause the blood 10 flow. After re peated calls for help, and it becamt evi lent he must re ain in the shaf over night, he sat about to look afte his injuries as best he could. He ac coruinsly got the broken bones 1T position again, and for splin,s h, laced his shoe as right as pos-ibl- while the ecoutinued flow of blood tilli,., ms shoe, congulsting, formed a brace for the ankle. Although his siiffering were naturally excruciaring. the dir, thoughts of not being rescned wer, uppermost, and his experience fo three days with absolutely nothing t' keep body and soul together and starvation staring him in the face can hardly be imagined or realized That he was able to withst and hi tribulations is due 10 his remsrkabl constitution and physique. He is rap idly recovering and resting easily. 1