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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

special from Dedhan. Mass. says.
Thomas ?. Bayart died a. $50 o'clock Wed
iay afternoon az -karistein p" the sun
raer residence q his daughter. Mrs.. samuel
ID. Warren. after al Illness q six wcA-.
H'~ death Was without pair
HIS uife. his .~o lauChters-Mrs. War
r-n aad ,fiss Florrlce Baysri-ald ais son
Ttomas r r.. saw him draw bic la-t
i.rea.h uts third daughter. the Counties
--e-taup,. - o. hey way - Deinam from
abroad.
About the middle 81 August NJ. Baysri
came here @ b. the guest % I'D. daurh ter.
he was sick. bat il was stated that his i.i-
ness vas merely due % declining years. lie
steadily grew weaker. however. aad had
spells Of s-n.i-ccnsciousnces aud oi dellrirn.
consultation 81 physicians was held August
81 AID they agreed that Mr. Bsyasi vzs
sc1-rinc from artcrio-srlcro.is. and q crn-
eral breaking dowr. incident % axe. Az
teric-sclerosi- 8 an Increase % connective
Tissue 20 The walls 20 vital arteries. gradual
- closing then. Nr. BayArc suffered pain
- 10 rcticeAhle degree. AMI tie chief ten
iercy vas 20 s4rcr.
Dlriuc TIE fret few week % his illness
1lr. BayAri was stle @ sit CT tut a. tte
days passed. be became gradually weaker.
arl hires weeks agn be put himself luto bed
al never arain rose from &c. Much % the
zine be va. in a seul-conscious condition.
seldom recognising any % the family aud
~ intervals having shaking spells. accom-
Faaied by choking. These left him always
weaker.
Tuesday . became evident that bis death
vas question Of only few hours. still De-
fingered. having a slight rally during the
night. AID during the morning bis coalition
-hUN@l ltrtIe change A. 4 o'clock t4 ftt-ar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
FRIsoN pooKs oPENEp.


BiAaco ~ Last Orders Release OF PolIti-
cal OfcBd~rs In Cuba
HEv1na (sQecial). The celc.ai Gazette
Fubli~h-s . deere siEu~t y C3rtain-Gen-
srsl B.Auc'. 21i bearing date CO s-Qten Der
3 granting pardon - and ordering the re-
se4s- o. Al prisoners now cltergol1g. co--
1neze-t % tie a. ard
Orders have been given 70 the Srarish
forces a. HolEui1 O. narca 20 Gl1zra. con
c~ntrHte there and hold themselves ia
readiness Tor shipment % >pafr- The
sroops AZ Puerto Principe ar or3erc< ~
20 10 Nuer.Ias. t1cse or the J1c-- -t-rc1
trochA 20 SAL Fer1zndo All these az
49, --r. s--r-.l. ----..r
he r1l-d AID fourth ilrlslc1s o. the FIRST
Array Core ull -snbark AZ MartaEas and
the ars- AL s-c1aa 3 visions % the sane
cn-Ts AZ Havana Tie sorc-s ln TIE Province
q P1nsr De- Elo and t1e dlvlslo1 engaged il
tn cei-nce % HErsrs. wiki General Bla1c0
ard his STAT. VII al-1 embark nt Havana
Ths Sparisa provisi7nal f1rc-s organized
ber~ vi b. Incorporated 10 tie ranks % tire
sxpecltlg-kry troops @ tie Any returning
g Spain A parE &C -ae -loti.izad CIR
regular rro1rs-ull te fi-hazt-l
E@ck hatt1li1- Is A-taeriz-1 - sell tie
korS-s. lul-- ard oxen b-lo1rinE % IT, A
fPeci-l ccnIl--l'a L. aYFciltel O. ov-rse-
tte ssle - a-ctls.- % tae cavalry aor-es aud
th- l---rs q -1e cs---lssary lerart--e ~.
~ -e@-ir = - he Havana city coulc.l a
eorazuLlca,l- G va r. ~ fro1 tie colonial
s-cr~targ 20 .z--i-e. lir~rtlu@ thst CO The
go 90 delivered - tl- sFa1i-a tark 70
Tie clly r--1--r-r. a san D. applied 70 tie
Taym-ut oi t-.- "a l,l-s q c!ty c % elal. long
cu~- He or--r % TIE secretary Ua. over
Tu.-d - ths cCl-rfi. vaich a-tacsiz q tie
mayor 10 Apply re -atir- sll - ta- Tay-
E@1s - 1o-- --g--t o1.i-ai91s. Tue co-l-
e. G-so decided 20 reclaim To- crouC1 To-
io.xi1g - TIE city. wnls1 hal t-ea rsvea
20 th- cultivation zone ilri1g i1e va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

4 special from Stevens Point, Wis. says
Joseph Ssoerizoach, y years old. has beer
robbed Of SIS. COO. This amount CONSISTING
Of $1,000 In Stevens Point bonds. -. 900 ir
Government bonds, IS COO In gold, IS, COO IL
paper money-he had kept buried ga tin
box In his woodshed. During his absencs
from the city il was exhumcd and taken, TO
gether with his list OF the bond numbers
The empty box was carefully reinforced.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

Cincinnati special says: EN-State Ser
ator J. c. Richardson died az his home, in
Glendale, aud a coroner's jury held his bro
thcr-in-law. ". J. Haideman. "A wealthy and
prominent business man. Tor murdrT. The
Two We're partners In "a large paper mill AZ
Lockland. ohio. and quarrelei Two weeks
ago over th' shipment Of a car OF paper
They were alone Ia the office AZ the ume
when Haldonan j. said 20 have shot Rich
aEdson I've lmes. Both men have large
families and are prominent in social anc
business circles.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
YIELD OF LAsos.

France buys American silk.
Glass canteens are announced.
Melbourne hasn't = beggar."
England has 200, 600 unionists.
Chicago has l 900 union musicians.
London has a sandwichmen's home.
Engiand has a woman grave digger.
The Oldest Industry Ia corn milling.
Beer costs dime a glass In Oregon.
London factories make ancient coins.
Ireland has 100 wooden manufactures.
Our watches are sold ln South Africa.
Germany contains f03 beet sugar mills.
Connecticut bakers held q state conyep-
tion.
Ia France s9.o5 Is exaoted for ton o.
coal.
Nashville unionisss want tenders on street
cars
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

Heruer AHbasssao< Bsv sworn Ia-As-
ssaded = CabsnSs Meeting.
A Warrington special ssys:--Nr. John
Hay went - the white House about 10 min.
utss before the Cabsast met Friday motning
and IVES sworn In as Secretary OF stsee By
Justice Harlan. OF the supreme Court The
ceremony was the usual one. The President
aud fcw OF the Cabinet members were
present
Invitations are being sent out to the diplo-
matte body In Washington TO attend at the
state Department reception 10 he given by
secretary Hay. in order 10 establish formal
relations with the representatives of foreign
powers. The diplomatic room has been put
In order for the occasion. and the introduc-
lions will probably be performed by Assist
ant Secretary Adee.
On leaving the White House Mr. Hay went
to the Department OF State and entered act
lively on the discharge OF the duties OF bis
new Once. aigDing the official mail for tho
nrst time in his capacity as Secretary OF
State. During the afternoon be received tho
/ heads Of burea Us, clerks and other employees
Of the Department, in many cases renewing
acquaintances formed when he was Assistant
Secretary OF state great many years ago.
Although no appointment has yet been made,
Il seems TO be settled that Mr.. Spencer Eddy.
who accompanied Mr.. Hay from London.
/ will be his private secretary in the State De-
/ partment. He acted in that capacity for Mr..
/ Hay while the latter was Ambassador at she
! Court OF 81. James.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
Thought a Burglar Wa. a Mouse.

Nora Gibbs thought she heard mice
scamping through an upper room az the
bone OF her father. ia ChanbersbuFg. Pa.
while the father. also waking ia the night.
was sure a draught Of wind had blown OUT a
night lamp. II the morning both discov-
cred thai a burglar bad secreted himself Ia
al upper room. and that he had extin-
guishcd the lamp 90 avoid detection. The
midnight prowler rified the clothing Of the
family. stole three gold watches. $50 In cur
rency and a quantity OF jewelry
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

Washington special saysi The Presi-
dent hss appointed DR.. David J. Hill. o
Rochester, First Assistant Secretary OF State
to succeed John Bassett Moore, resigned.
DIR. HUI Is president Of the Rochester Un..
verslty, Is a scholarly gentleman, and Is
particularly known through his knowledge
OF intern ational Law.
He has taken a prominent part In New
YORK politics and has delivered many public
addresses during recent campaigns. He Is
now In Holland, but Is expected TO return al
once, having accepted the position rendered
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

Aaasriean Prosp~esors In Porto Rico Dis
zPpolntef.

san Juan. Porto Ilco. Specially The
American troops Low oeeapy fully two
thirds Of TIE ISLAND. The Spanish llne.
runnlnz ia = ssmlclrcle south 81 san Juan,
l. narrcwirg daily. and the spaEiards. are
recedlEg towards shs capital.
American business msn are focking here,
seeking for snark-ts or locking for business
cbapccf. They are Investigating the pre-
yailing eoDdit.01s. but tbs island IL Eot yet
rips Tor bssin~ss OperailOns u any great
inport4ncs. aad May % them are retarn-
lng disappointed 70 their homes
Ermors % cut.eSry "a tbs western part
% tAe island coatinu-, iscludlng tue bnre-
lag of houses and tss m.imlng Of cattle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

The system In Operation In the District
OF Columbia May We Recommended.


OF Columbia May Ne Recommended.
Washington special says. For almost
generation the District OF Columbia has
been governed under a mixed civil aud mil
itary commission. appointed by the Presi-
dent OF the United States. Az various inter-
walls during THIS period cheap politicians
aud agitators have undertaken 10 arouse
public sentiment against this form OF gov
erament. but without success. Ex-senator
Whyte. % Maryland. Il one OF ths men who
was Instrumental in securing this political
system when the United states assumed one
half Of the expenses OF the District. He
has no reason 10 regret his share 10 is adop-
uon. Il has worked we'll and the intelli-
gence and property OF this community is
Overwhelmingly IA favor Of its continu-
ance.
This District l. s-.ely the ward 90 the gov
eminent. a. the Hawaiian Islands aTe now.
Therefore the proposition 10 govern the re-
Gently annexed dependency ia manner
similar TO that OF The District Of Columbia
meets with much favor and the prospect Is
% vii! receive the sanction OF Congress. The
establishment OF this system for the Ha-
waiian Islands viii avoid al the embarrass-
ments aad complications which IL j. justly
feared will result from a territorial form OF
gcvcrumec;, including even a modified SUE
irage.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

a Circus Mans Terrible Encounter with
ferOclous Beast.

Butte, Mont. special says Walter
Bl4Dckhard, better knoxa a. Zeke Walters.
TIE animal man with Lehman Brothers
circus. Was attacked In the lson cage BY one
Of the lioas. who seiied hin with a blow %
tie bead with is paw, and continued the
attack As be lay PROSTATE Walters grabbed
one % the bars OF tho Gags. and drew him
self & his feet. at the same time attempting
20 Eight OF the brute. Almost blinded by
blood from the wouads ia bic head, Walters
dragged himself 70 the door at the rear 81
the cage. Unfastening IL be Ieaped 70 ths
street and fell unconscious 10 the ground
The door slammed shut after his exit, thu,
preventing tie escape % the animals. Wal.
ier's back = terribly iacerafed. Tue doc
tors say b cannot I've
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
sur OVER wAE BONDS.


TO Recognize ~ubserf ptl0ns-
A H2srirgt1- fpee-al says- Two Ear-
kaz-s cas-s were rl-t 10 tie Supreme
COsrr o.. III district 90 CO-zu blA against
k,-er-t1-y Lyuzn J. Gaze gsoxllg o. *
t1c i-su- o.: icD1s T. carry 81 the war- "a
H. frsE csse. william r. wharton % Jersey
CITY. ssts % -h1l - w4s . slbscrsoer f0r
go 81 tss toad. IL en- - rer~1 .-e Pro
<Gos Ezeazrre Iru-f Co1pa-Y - New
fork - make TIE necessary scvaacer.erts
o. to kc1ds. - dag tlen a. ~ lateral.
Tbsrs4.t-r. Secretary Gage refused - make
tnls a.l0sneE. - to81s - tie ground l.
n 1b4~rstoOc. t1zt t1s ssoscriptioa ~as TO.
kozA fte. bzt ass made ~ the int@res- % .
taird parry. J1e s~co1d sat j. Instituted
~ O. orEs T. Wixbtmar. ard SEEKS % r.
s<skin secretary Gage fr0z s,tring aside TIE
svAr8 u u~1y snail ioEs % io1ts. asgre-
gstlng e15S $40. wAien were % - handed
taroegk f8- prot1ss EKclAsg- TRUSS Coz.-
pzry. Ths es1rt cxed the hearing for
octob<r IL Ez-secrsfzry ~ tie Treasury
C4rllsie. wco was to prs6se~ssor % Mr.
04gs. 10 sbs att0rosy for ths psaintGs. TIE
e<s~s are 1n1er<tood - D. t-st ~ many
sfu1lar cases
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

A dispatch 10 the london Times from Pek.
In says az imperial edict has been issued
expressing regret AZ the Emperor's increas-
ing ili-health, and commanding the COVER.
nors OF all the provinces 90 send their besi
physicians 70 Prkin. Tnus the people are
being prepared for any aggravation in the
Emperor's illness or Tor his death. whic b
now would not affect the situation, TIE
succession being already provided for
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

\ special from Halifax, y. =. says. 4
special excursion train on the way 20 the
Halifax exhibition from Pictou crashed in.
70 working train near stoilerton. James
SprouA, engineman. Michael O'Brien. en-
gincmau; ". G. Henderson. fireman; Johl
l.. Mckenzie, fireman. and William Gamer
on. OF scotch HIN. PlctoG county, a pas=en-
ger, were killed. John Mcmillan. Of Pie
iou. a passenger was Injured
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

A special dispatch from Grand Rapids.
Mich. says: The organization OF a refrigerA-
tor manufacturing trust l. said 20 he under
way. Il Is 10 have 50, 200. 600 capital and 10
include all the big concerns Ia the couutry.
There are 50 factories IN different parts OF
the United states. each with more or less
valuable patents. and the plan j. said TO be
10 buy these concerns outr light and bunch
the infringement.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

special from Indianapolis I0d., ssys:
Robert Lash, desperate character. went 70
54z West Court street. where bis wife is
stopping, aud calling her into the hallway,
shot her. the woman dying Instantly. Lash
then vent into The backyard and ired n bni.
let into bis Own brain. He died a. once.
The tragedy was the elimination OF maoy
quar- sls.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

LooASsFoE-. ISD.. Special Word has
been received here that Rev. ThRddeus ).
r. Freeman. chaplaia OF the -uiser Balii-
more. now stationed AZ Manila. has died
suddenly In japan. lie was appointed ia
Jnue, 1881.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

T. q. Collias, father OF Miss May Collins
the Kentucky free thinker who was found
dead In a Boston hotel with male COM pan.
lon over year ago. drowned himsef ia .
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

. Mise Magazine
Thlrty nsn. working he Eisbs shift IL No
4 tsDLel, % tie AOrEi1x Uiae. Wallace
Idabo. be6 81 sisnosi uiracoious escape
srsaa csst3 rbs, 40 po11ts Of dyssmits Ia
. n&xzxGoe erpsods1. Tee Ares report sas
ssss eight dead aDd wounded lad Dsen re-
covered Later - vas learned that not a
nSan lad been Killed or Seriously ielurs1
- eniy casualty bs1ns the kiillnx Of horse
sse1 - haul oat rs ore
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08

A despatch from Frankfort. lad. says;
Ehe boide<t and oLe q the most successful
e<nk roobe-ies that ever occurred ir this
secttoz % The state was pcrretrated az
fiora. snail scTn ten miles north 90 this
city. The hank l. private corporation.
with william Lannon Rctioe As cashier He
Was awakened ~ the noise % terrible ex-
plosiOu. waieh shattered the windows IN his
residence. any yards from ;Se hank.
Getting NJ ana CoinS 10 tie haEk. which
vss in a trick huticiug. he found TIE entire
hnudinc demolished. A he started inside
he wss cr--t upon ~ some unknown party
With 81 csEEa. the charge taking eject in
his lace and blo~irc out che eve. The
aOisr g. Ire explosion aroused the town. ard
great crowd collected. L Was soon learn
ed thai the hank safe had been blown 70
piece with dynamite. sections % IL having
e-cn biown across the street. The robbers
scured between So. 600 and sl5.oc0.
Cashier May Die.
Cashier Lsnau1 VII YrctSb,y die. The
robbers made t1eir cscsre or = hand car.
whieh Trey iet. ~ SetAia. Eve 1lles no-th
., her
dispatch received here from Camden
s.aics thAt twC 90 TIE Farmers Bank rob
he-s have ben captured via toe larger
F'srt ~ TIE stolen money.
Indianapolis. Ind.. tSQecisi).-Out % a
mas q rlr1crs regarding The capture Of
the robbers Who raisei iae hank az Flora.
TIE zost reliable l. thlt Only ere nan has
heen arrested AID se IS IL The county Jail
n DelFh.. A dispatch from Delphi lays
the-s = 10 cue positively 20 rhe criminals
yss exoe7t that furnished cy this ore Ran.
ard that T. g the extrus that be bad on his
perSou tWo watches srd $50. II The watches
and money prove - be tho-s taken 81 Flora.
q uiL ias-cn TIE guilt ~ The prisoner
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
CRUISER TO CHINA
Admiral Dewey Ordered to Send
the Baltimore TO Tien-Tsin.
TO PROTECT AMERICANS

The Distance from Manila 30 tho CHI
n~-e ttty n 1.SGe Wilc@. but the BAL
more win Mako All Possible speed
Her Departure Weskens America
Grasp In the Philippines.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
Mr.. BAYARD dead.
Delaware'S Noted Statesman
Passes Away.
ILL FOR SIX WEEKS

A DistinCnished Public Career Peacefully
Ended-His Body o. - he Taken 90 Del
ausre-The Illness That Ended Bi- Life
Due 70 ola Age Services 10 he In swed-
hsh Church. Wilmington
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-10-08
BANK BLOWN Up.
Cashier Shot In the Face and
May Not Survive.
ROBBERY IN INDIANA.

Amount Taken by tho D>sper~do~s vsri-
~~siy stated From Rive 10 Fifteen Thou
s>sd Dollars Robbers Made Escape On
HAND C.r-R<perss That One OF More OF
the Gang Have Besa Arrested
The Winslow mail., 1898-08-20

A boy was compelled By his teacher
to write an essay on the mouth for some
infractio1 Of the school discipline and
an exchange says this is what he wrote:
'The mouth is the front door of your
face; it is the aperture to the cold stot-
age Of your anatomy. Some mouths
look like peaches and cream, and some
look like hole in the wall to admit
new door or window The mouth is
hotbed for the toothache and the bung-
hole for oratory. The mouth is Grim
son isle to the liver; it is patriotism's
fountain and the tool chest for pie.
Without the mouth the politician would
be wanderer on the face of the earth,
and go down to an unhonored grave.
It is the grocer's friend, the orators
pride, the dentists hope. It puts some
men on the rostrum and some in Jail.
1t is the temptation lunch counter when
attached to maiden, and tobacco's
friend when to man. It is the home
of that unruly mem berthe tongue.
Without married life would be sum-
mer dream and a dude would lose half
his attraction"
The Winslow mail., 1898-08-20

The editor of paper in Nevada is in
hiding in the hills in hopes of saving
his life, which is threatened to be taken
from him as the result of getting the
reports of cattle show and a concert
mixed up. The spicy article in ques-
tion, when in his paper. read: The con-
cert, given by sixteen Of Carson Sink
Lakes most beautiful young ladies was
highly appreciated. They sang in a
most charming manner, winning the
plaudits of the audience, who pro
nounced them the finest herd Of short
horns in the country. A few are of a
rich brown color, bat the majority are
spotted, brown and white. Several of
the heifers are able bodied, clean limb
ed animals, and promise to be good
milkers.-Ex
The Winslow mail., 1898-08-20

Charley Moss, one Of the guards who
was on the train at the last attempted
hold-up, says that Fowler and he sus-
pected something wrong when the train
first stopped, and as the hold.ups pass
ed the express car with the engineer
and fireman, whom they made uncou-
pie the express car, they both took
shot at the robbers, evidently missing
them. While the cars were being I'M
coupled, the robber who was guarding
the fireman and engineer, asked one Of
his pals, whom be called Bill, il every
thing "was all right out there" Bin
answered: eyes, we've got 'em in a hole"
AS they were on their way back to the
engine, before they reached the door of
the express car, BIockett, the engineer,
said, "Don't shoot boys, it's the engi-
neer and fireman" Charley thinks the
robbers passed the door under the car.
When the train stopped the second
time, he and Fowler dropped off on op-
posite sides and craWled under the eX-
press car. The robbers were evidently
somewhat alarmed, at all events they
did not return to the express car.
Charley saw man standing on his side
of the train, by the engine and said to
Fowler: "There is a man standing at
the engine. I've notion to take shot
at him" Fowler replied, Turn her
loose" He turned loose, but the man
still stood there, and he took another
shot at him. When the smoke cleared
away the man had gone and was seen
no more. After waiting for sometime
they ventured up to the engine to find
4 it entirely deserted. They called to
the engineer, when he and the fireman
The Winslow mail., 1898-08-20
HOlbr0ok Items.

The new public building is fast as
suming proportions, and presents even
now, in the unfinished state, an impo-
sing appearance. The first story is
just about completed, and the carpen-
ters are laying the joists for the second
story. We are all justly proud of our
new court house, as we should be, as it
is the first and only one we ever exer-
cised the right of proprietorship in
that is, as Navajo county.
John T. Jones is here from Kinsley,
Kansas. Mr.. Jones has purchased some
three thousand cattle from Pleasant
Valley parties, and is now awaiting the
arrival of the stock, when he will at
once ship to his adopted state.
Rumor has it that John Hamilton
has sold his half interest in the livery
and stable business to Nat Greer. We
have been unable to verify the rumor.
Architect Grosvenor is here snper-
vising the building of the court house.
Mr.. Grosvenor is proud of his creation,
and proposes to see that it is builded
in strict accordance with his plans.
Mrs. James Scott and children will
remove TO Los Angeles for the winter,
partly for her health and to place the
Misses Scott in school.
Attorney Nelson was up from Wins
low the early part of the week, meeting
old friends, and incidentally doing
some business.
W. FL. Burbage returned from his
vacation to Los Angeles, and was athIs
Office in the county building the fore
part Of the week.
Archie Cameron returned Monday
from visit to his birth place, Cape
Breton Island, Nova Scotia. Archie
says he had most enjoyable visit, the
first in over forty years. He returns
greatly improved in appearance, but
was greatly shocked to learn of the
death Of his partner, Valentine Mich
olas, who died short time ago at Snow
fake Of hpdrophobia, caused by the
bite of skunk.
John r. Hulet, superintendent of the
A. G. H.. T., is detained at his home in
Snowflake, through sickness in his
family.
The Winslow mail., 1898-08-20

Two Americans yesterday held up a
miner known as "Jack" i'll broad day
light, and robbed him of all his money.
It was about 2:30 in the afternoon and
the hold-up was witnessed by a number
of people. The police we're notified
and one of the thugs arrested. The
other has so far escaped the officers,
but the principal one of the two is in
the tolls. Jack is also under lock and
key as a witness although he was too
drunk to know anything about the af-
fair.-Tucson Citizen.
The Winslow mail., 1898-08-20

There was a shooting scrape in the
tenderloin district the latter part of
last week, in which Elmer Little re-
ceived a painful, but not fatal, wound,
from pistol, Marie Robes pulling the
trigger which sent the ball on its mis-
sion She claims that Little was max
ing kindling wood of her household
effects; that he was strapping, stall
wart young man, and that she was ply
sically incapable of preventing the de-
structlon Of her property, and had to
adopt heroic course Of procedure in
order to do so. Little refuses to pros
ecute. The sequel will be a killing one
of these days, and that not in the dis
tant future.