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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-23
Chicago, is in town.

Chicago, is in town.
 c. W. Colli3s, representing the San Francisco Call is in Bisbee in the interests of his journal.
 Gns H. Pockels with Grimes. Stass- forth St tionary Go. of Los Angeles, is here in the interest of hi- house.
 J. Patton is busy taking the school census Q Bishee. The census will show decided gain over last year. A Mexican circns is the latest at- traction, the sggregatinn arriving yes terday and are located near the Palace stshlrs.
 Frank Merritt aud family have gona to Texas to remsn, Flank having accepted position with ihr T. & P, at Galveston.
 Fred Johnson of Denver, D. c. Con pton os Cleveland. O., and I. P. Stewart, Tray. Passenger Agt. Chicag0 and Alton. are registered at the Besa' mer.
 B. A. Packa'd left this morning for the Turkey Track ranch on cattle business. Mr Packard is one of the busy cat,'emen who make Ei.bee their headquarters.
 Owing ,o the scarcity Of water in Bisbae the Water Go. a'e obliged to shut sH water in the mains except for . Jew hours daily. II the rainy season doe. not .e, in soon, conditions will te still worse
 MT. and Mrs. H. NJ. WooIs, Mir. and Mre. Ja-. Krghaum. Mra Cha-. War ner and Mrs, S K. Williams. left yes. terday morning for the San Be-nar dino ranch, where they went tn attend the 20th anniversary of the wedding of Mir. and Mrs. J. H Slaughter.
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The Republican tell. q story of ( lady accompanied by her l5-yesr-old daughter who called at the Phoenix telegraph office recently to notify th- husband snd father of their safe arrival. The girl commenced to write %hs message, but after & momen, pushed the blank to her mother with the remark, You better write i, nanna, as papa will know your handwriting" Which is CD par with the servant girl when cenfron ted by the messenger, who was the bearer of 6 telegram to her mi-tr-ss, asked to be allowed to look at the writing on the envelope to see if it was iron, her master, as che know bis writing.
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0rght happy cheerfulness of disposition which only complete health can insure.
 A woman with a bright eye, clear com- plexion, rIan,ling color in the cheeks and buoyant elastic step and manner has a natural attractiveness that no artificial agency can counterfeit
 4 woman who is afflicted with the morti- flying misfortune of dull, sallow, pimply complexion or that listless movement and attitude which provokes only disgust and revulsion in the opposite sex, ought to avail herself of the purifying. invigorating power of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which makes strong, healthy stomach and digestive organism purifies the blood and iInparts a natural stimulus to the ex- cretory functions {; insures healthy weight, clear skin, bright eyes and the animated manner and bearing of perfect health.
 lady living in West Virginia, Miss Anna caliow; of Kyger. Roane Co, writes It is with pleasure I write you after using few bottles of pr. Pierces 'Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery and think them valuable medicines for female troubles and weaknesses. ! could hardly go about my work had such inward weakness and constant misery in the womb. IL worried me so that would give out in walking a short distance. had bad cough and my lungs hurt me all the time- got very thin my compile Iion was bad and my eyes would get 90 heavy in the evening move them, Many persons were alarmed about me. looked 90 bad and had such . cough they were afraid l would go into consumption. feit so badly every fav that had no fife about me. used only five bottles in all. I shall ever speak in praise Of your grand medicines. They are blessings 70 suffering females"
 Another gOcd t',ii- tO Lave in the house is vial of Dr Pie rcc's Pleasant Pellets They cure bilious-eas and constipation sHd never gTipe.
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ftct that summer is coming | eviI need in the more direct au c lingering rays of old Sol.
 ". T. Mead, the wealthy cat,iemsr from Santa Bar'sra, a,d Eiwart C"r-ne"n of s nora. Mexico, are registered at the Bessemer
 Onr str' cts almost daily presen: s soni- military asreci, caused by yisi ing soldI-rs frsm Fort Huschncs an the returned vol nteers, who still re ain their uniforms.
 At the May-day dance to be given on the evening oi May t, Ma, queen wi he chosen. The Gopher Qreon band will furri ish music for tht first part Of the evening after which "A select orchestra will take charge.
 Mir. T. J Maloaey. tho popular foreman of the com any'- warehouses was unfortunate though t. nave lis foot crushed while handling a heavy s.ct'on Of machinery. Hi- many friends hope 70: his speedy recovery
 Judge Williams yesterday dismissed the charge ef felony ag-inet Geo. D0uphertv alias "Whltey." He Wa. in me6iately rR-arrss'ed however and he q under the charge of misd m4anOr Q which he i'l' ad guilty. This was rh- ca-e where Dough. rty sppropriat. ed the prOce, d- Of rsill. Of a 'iiameDd ring hei0nging to A fallen dove, and dncamped before the date O the rsiil'. The ring however was not taken. Mitigating ei-cum tanc. | induced the turt t. exer"ise lrnie cv in the matter aud the laItpst ern- renre was imposed, which wis fine Of $lOO.
 B. F. Graham & Co.'S now ard com
 mndinus building ia undergoing it's | finishing touches and will soon b in condition for ,he pointers. rhi- structure which Cccnpies space of | 50K 70 ct, is a model Of archlt"c- tRrsl skill in it's arrnrge nlent and economy of spece. and has feen tuilt under tie direct supervision Of Mr. F E Jonet0n. architect and builGer. I he lower floor contains stall room for GO cad of horscs aai l'r. Grr ham rays that he cen take care If as many more agaIn. 4 space of i6x50 f et in the eas, wing will ha d voted to undertaking psrl"ra whose appoint- m.nt. will he modern in every re- sptct. A hay and gain l"f: and a spacious ap TT meDt for carriages will occupy the npper sto'v.
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The discharge of s"me two hundred men ty the United GI"be Mines, last week, ave rise to many unfavorable rumor., which for the most part were nnfouriei. The company having a cec -howIng in their several mines, blew in srcord furnace ubopt thre e weeks ago, aud increased their force 90 ahout $50 r en. Unfnrtunatfly'ke chara ter O the or, in .everal af their most important stnpts chang to qnarizo-e snd sslicious ores, which proved difficult 70 smels and the val- ues Tn copp.r were reduced alec, mak !. ing smel'irg difficult and unprofi,able The company had employed a large number @ nv men, msny cf whom W re f"urd te he incompetent, and the company thought it 10 their in- terest tn close down one furnace. Globe Belt.
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BIsBEE. April IS, 1899. COVERINGS

BIsBEE. April IS, 1899.
 COVERINGS
 II. B. Dodge, of Tucson is late vi.itor here.
 Pss.erg.r traffic is light over the roads lately.
 D. A. Carpenter of Fl Paso, is a guest at the Bessener,
 Sheriff Truman of Final county was . reeen; vi-itnr here.
 W. A. James of San Francisco, is registered at the Norton.
 Ben Frankenbfrg has returned and is bnsy arranging his stock at the Fair.
 H. Williams and wife have left for T.1s-. I, i. understood that they will not return.
 Fred Glover and wife left on Mon day morrinc's train for a lengthy visit t, Fl Paso, TeIas.
 Geo. Mitchell, Jaroms; Mr.. Thomas. Globe; and J D. Dort, Flint, Michisan, are at the Anguis.
 The Rev Minor Jones, circuit Episcopal minister, held services last evening at the school house.
 The MoYalas Mexiran Circns is giving nightly performances under a one ring tent opposite the Palace stables.
 The case against Chss. Bush charged with exhibiting e pi-tol in s msnscing nsnssr, has ben d.s- nai. srd. Pee Johnson and others of the S"nth Br-bee Copper Mining Go. contemplate . business trip to Los Angeles soon. Fosters are cut announcing . grand May day hall to be given hy the Copper Q,e~n band, on Monday evening May It.
 The case of Hsnrv Sparherg sccussd of disturbing the peace and Gtiet o' Jss. Cline, has been dismissed by Judge Schrimsher.
 A Salvation army corps from Phoe- nix take nightly possession Of the plaza, and hold services in their characteristic style.
 The weather is delightful but the
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The late unlamsnted Legislature i' Rtill eon,pliHented All along the line on the taking ways of the members One member even 'oc tho smallrsI
 and the Florence Tribune ssys tha, was about the snly thing come oI them didn't take. It will be .mem- bored that the chaplain in one of hi, pray ers prayed ss 6 last hope ths, they might not carry of the capitol
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The New York Worli publi-hes c broadside containing the nsmes ei over 300 million aires of that city who have never been heard of as rich men The list is interesting az showing wha, comparatively small potatoes million aires are nowadays, especially in our great eenters of population. I. i- only the multimillion aires who count fin these times Of rapidly accunulst- ing wealth.
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HALDE1MAN CAP; | RE The Prisoners Held BU: Will
 be Brought Here

The news o' the capture Of the Hsldermau Bro hers cres eh cDnsid l erssle excitement aere and a feeling oi relief tha' the murderers oi Ain sworth and Moore are now in custody and will have to stand trial for theii ciime. The news vas received late Satur day night. Tie message bear ing the news of the capture sls stated that q Iisitiun papers were r qnirei to bring them back, and District Attorney Land mmtdiat-ly left for Phoenix 10 secure the neces- ry papers.
 The following particulars were re- crIveG by th P.osPECroR, froni Lords burg ye-t"rday.
 LoRpEURG. x. M-Capture of Hal derman brothers Was effee ed les night a. Hil's ranch near here Gy Cochise County sherlffs posse includ.
 ng three men from here. The Hal derman's were fuuni at ranch and were taken by surprise offering no e. sistArcA.
 Liter another telag am was re- ceived stt:iDg N. Msx!co authori- ties wanted t. holi rri>uner- eni re- qTisiii1n papers " re rquired. l. Is thought now, from infos msti@n re- eeive s. the one! ifr's office, that ,be
 matter will be auicably settled and the prisoners wiil be brought to rombs one at oach.
 Tie tOtsl rew,rdI oGsrei for the c 'ptara of the H alderman Bros w,I $500 which will go to the po-,e mik = ing the capture.
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The Star ssys the quest on is beih g yaised as to whether the Arizona legislature has the power to exempt
 any kind or class of property from taxation. This is raised touching the exemption of railroada in Arizona for . serIss of years. The courts may have to detsrmin ths proposition.
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HuACHUCA HENS.
NeWsV Notes From Our Reg
 ular Correspondent.
FT HuACHUcA April l5. 1899

Chas. F Murry will close the San ferro school in short time and re- | turn tn his ranch ten miles west of tri- place. His mother, Mrs. E. l.. Rec of Bi-be- iatend. to spend the | Immer with him.
 There are every irdicsti ms of a large fruit crop in this vicinity this year.
 Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs. Price have | ratu nei from their recent trip to the coast, much impro ved in health and looks.
 i Duqrene and Washington camps are !O1ming up. One half interest in the Pride of the Wcs: has heen s"li or fifty thouei, d, aul E:ank Olsen has, he. n the lucky seller.
 The HcC.rty s B-os, are planting large scrage in corn this year. The, nave leased the two ranches of the | Hon. olin Cameron athe"C chies
 The father, m"ther ard hro'hcr oi | Tom Turner, who recently Came rom New Mexico. intend to r-turn in short time. Mr. Turner, Senior, avs Arizona may be a good country, but in his estimation, New Mexico is still in the le ad.
 Miss Durley of the Bahacomari sch p0l inform. us thnt school will b Sept open until the mi le of Jun-. | Mi~s Durley is pleasant and -Etsrtain- ing yrung lady an ia favpr;te O. all the children and residents ia th! Sc ton.
 There are parties st the rareh of T. l.. Rlc' wi the view of purchasing his larg- herd of cattle.
 Tom York has options Of several large herd- oi csttle in th's vicini Y. Tom i- number one business maj h:u rcslabie.
 Tine Huschucas are ccming to the front a7 summer resort. D.. CT. en i- erecting large ho'el Tn Ramsey canyon sni " II. Ipo i eoi.,g to adj several rooms to hi, already large mansion.
 It epem- Uoc'e sam does not in tend t1 a' anhnn this place as he is con tinually improving the same,
 ". II. Kane is afrcr the government hauling from II rarhura Station to this Fort for the coming ar.
 J. r. Hand. near here has erec cI anew steel win i-Tnil at his place and la'ge steel tank from which he i going to irrgate his orchard and garden.
 Pat O'Donnel', wiio and family passed through here today on his way 10 Bi-: ee on both bT-Inrss and pl'a-ure. Pat said large cattle buyer .qne-ted his presence at Ei-- bee on the :5th of the present month henc- the tip.
 The Babaconari Stock Association | will have meeting on the last Sun- iav of the present month. Every members pre-enca ia requested a. hnsinp-s O importance vi! coms up before the met t.Eg. On lat Sunday April 9. Mrs. Wm. A. Parker wss lad away to. her ls-i r sing piSc, at Pa -ker Cinyun- Nrf. Parker ruccum' ed to the in evits5le af'er a m"n' h'- illness. The skIll of Ihy-iciars and wiling helr O mum rous friends was of no avsil and sh- passed tn her r-ward. She ~sS followed to her lass home by the largest number Of persons ever at , finn rai in this section, over twenty carriages being in the coItaer. The deces ed was 36 years of age ana leaves six chiliren, the olL st, Pearl, Ii year. of age and the yeunges, 3 sr-. She was fond mother, a loving wife and was honorsd and re. spect, d by all whom had ,ke pleasure Of her erquai'ance, Her demise is sine. rely m urred and heartfelt con- dnlence Is extended to the tereaved family.
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Charles Nc Henry, g former we'll known Tomhstoner arrived today on a visit to his oli stamping grounds and l. being gre' ted " all oli T.rabs,o, 2 friends. NIT. McHerry still uses crnteh-s from an scciient he sustrn- ed in Butte Mont som. time since Whcn he broke hIa 'ey.
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z. M. Barrow has received a lag cGn-ignmen. of straw hafs and lat-s, svl- of light surnmer hst-. Qlite a mn. Der of the light simmer hats have already been sold and look as fl th y are .he ? 'pU!sr styls in Tomb- stone
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A total of 1900 lbs of tungsten, as ref ned from the Wolfram ere. has been shipped from Arizona ts date. All of this valuable ore esmes from this county.
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The PRosPEcToR, was favored with . copy of the Bounding Rillow," pub lished at intervals on board thu U s
 Flag Ship, Olympia, in Manila Bay. 1t is an interesting little souvsnesr.
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J. V. Vicker- arrived yesterday from California sui will sperd a few days looking after his affairs and cattle interests here.
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Cw n F g-D t ie.i 'o Te-s in front of moving train at Globe the other jay and had both legs crushed above he knee,
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The total debt of the United States at present, exclusive sf certihcstes and treasury notes tho pspe, currency in S1 ,425, ,776,2 ,224.
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BIsBRE. April r, 1899

BIsBRE. April 17, 1899
 coPPERINos. The Salvation Army held forth at the Opsrs Houss last evening. J. ., Will ans, our popular drug gist, left yesterday for Phoenix. L-wis B. TIeisher os Noealss and Thos. Page si Los Angeles are at the Bssssmer.
 Dr. Sweet is recovering and expects 70 re able to taks trip east within two wesks.
 Geo. B. Ryan, representative of Hsbbsrd, Spencer. Bartlstt 4 Co. of
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Jose Mungs'a, now in jail at Tue son on a miror charge, is to be tried Tor killing q teamstsr at Silver Bell mine ID 1882,
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Otto c i-rnhpfcr rne ge ,itl cs,ers of BIsbee Is at the county seat on 8 living visit.
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M J Drown ant ai returned to- day from Bi-bee after making the Copper Camp a flying visit.
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When the end of the Quay trial is reached, it will doubtless he seen that the whole thing waa simrlv 6 farce
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Gila county is t1ci snking her bonds for territcrisl funding bondH, and will take . fresh start.
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Chaa MeH-nry let this morning for Bis5ea gDIng on the mo.nin z coach.
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There is favorable prospect of . double hanging in Cochiss county.
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There are 704 officers Tn the navy of the United Stat
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Mike Wel,n a,rIv,d today from G.ob- and will remain ehOrt time
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nor regularity
 of features. IL does not mean
 wit, nor talents n or o;n . ,plishments. IL m z a ms tn at physical at tractiveness tn at com c s from perfect bodily condi- ton and the
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I' Beauty and Power.

The secret ofa woman's power is in her complete womanliness, both phys Iical and mental. This H does not mean per y. fection of outline
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
WANT NEW LOCATION.
Boston Art Museum viii
Move From Copley
Square.

Boston, Dec. SIT was announced to-
day tina. the trustees of the Boston
Museum Of Fine Arts had purchased a
large tract of land in the Back Bay
fens, for the purpose of erecting a
building that will meet the present and
future needs of the institution. Agree
ments have been signed for the sale.
The land includes more than 100000
square feet and is near the Huntington
avenue entrance to the fens.
Since Copley square and its immedi-
ate vicinity became built up with tall
apartment houses, the desrability of
the early removal of the treasurers of
the art museum to a location where
they would be safe from fire has been
uppermost in the minds of the trustees.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09

and early news of this war made a
positive hit and ran up the circulation
of his paper by $4,000 and more. In
1875 he accompanied the Prince of
Wales to India. In the Russo-Turkish
campaign Forbes did his best literary
work. His accounts of the chief events
of that war are the most interesting
contributions to modern history. His
great rides to secure news and send it
are subjects for the romancer He once
rode 100 miles in IA hours. He was the
first journalist to ride through Khyber
pass and his feats in the Zulu war
were no less noteworthy He has
written several books, biographical and
historical, and all of them are interest
ing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
GLORIOUS NEWS

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile, of Wa
chita, 1. 7. He writes: -Four bottles
of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs.
Brewer of scrofula, which had caused
her great suffering for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and
face, and the best doctors could give nc
help; but her cure is complete and her
health excellent" This shows what
thousands have proyed-that Electric
Bitters is the best blood purifier known.
It's the supreme remedy for eczema,
letter. salt rheum, ulcers, boils and run
ming sores. 1t stimulates liver, kidneys
and bowels, eXpels poisons, helps d.
gestion, builds up the strength. Only
so cents. Sold by Brewer & Co., drug
gists, guaranteed.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
ARCHIBALD FORBES SERIOUSLY ILL.

Archibald Forbes, the famous war
correspondent, who is seriously i'll, in
London, first sprang into fame during
the Franco-German war, and the ex-
ample he then set has been the inspira
ton of all his juniors since that time.
1885, and was educated at the Aberdeen
university While the odor of pipes
and beer was still clinging to his stu
dent clothes, he enlisted for a lark in
the Royal dragons. His soldiers life
of 10 years served him we'll when he
afterward became a correspondent
Leaving the army, he secured a position
with the London Daily News, and when
France and Prussia came to blows he
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09

school and ran away Tuesday.
1t is thought that he is headed for
Washington, and if he is not found here
watch will be kept for him at Chicago
and st. Louis. He is a remarkably
bright lad, speaks English a little, and
shared honors with Gen. Funston as an
attraction when the Twentieth was well
coined home.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
GALAPAGOS ISLANDS.

Washington, Dec. S.-The cabinet
meeting today was unimportant Some
minor diplomatic matters were brought
up, among them the reported purchase
by England of the Galapagos islands
but it was said nothing official had beer
received. and nothing of a definite
character was known in regard to it
Secretary Root received dispatches
from Gen. Otis in relation to the re-
ported uprising In Negroes islands,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
cHESAPEAKE'S TEST.

Washington, Dec. S.-Arrangements
We're perfected at the navy department
for the official trial of the new practice
sailing ship Chesapeake, off the New
England coast, on the 18th inst. A
special board was appointed to conduct
the trial. There is no speed require
ment in the case of this vessel, and
the test will apply solely to her sailing
qualities
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09

New York, Dec S.-The action of
Olive May, formerly the wife of Henry
Guy Carleton, the author, to enjoin
him from producing his play, The
Butterflies" which she alleged was a
marriage present was tried before
Justice Truax of the supreme court,
yesterday She obtained a Dakota di-
vorce from Carleton on the ground of
abandonment, and has since used her
maiden name. A letter of the defend
ant saying he presented her with the
play was produced in evidence 1t was
dated Jan. 2. 1894 and said in part:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
WILL SAIL SOON.

Consul Macrum Will Leave Africa in a
Few Days.
Washington, Dec. S.-Mr Macrum has
broken his long silence and in a cable
gram received at the state department,
today, dated Pretoria, he announces
that he will sail on the 18th inst. via
Naples, for the United States. This is
an indication that he had received the
departments telegram granting his APP
plication for leave of absence.
Mr.. Hay who is going to Pretoria to
replace Mr.. Macrum, will leave Wash
ington tomorrow to begin his journey.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
A BALL PLAYER WORTH 100000.

father. This news was CLEANED from
a letter received in Chicago today by
one of O'Dea's intimate friends
O'Dea expects to spend the rest of
the winter and spring in Australia,
and return to this country in the early
summer He will embark in business
in Milwaukee and have nothing more
to do with foot ball,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
HENRY GUY CARLETON'S
LOVELY LETTER.

"You are the one thing holy in life,
the first to teach me the unutterable
sweetness of love the first to whom my
soul gave it's absolute self, the first
who drew from my nature its entire
strength, its perfect alteration. 1 love
you, l love you"
He was a widower when he married
her, on Jan. q, 1894, in Milwaukee.
His contention was that he had given
her the play some weeks before the
date of the letter to secure her in case
of his death before their marriage. She
was to return it to him after their mar
rage. The court reserved decision.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-09
ELECT OFFICERS.

Ladies' auxiliary, Conquest council,
Royal Arcanum, had it's annual cleo
ton of officers last evening at 405
Main street These officers were elect
ed: President, Mrs. George E. Hill;
vice president, M. L. B. Wheaton; sec
rotary, Miss Edna Powers; treasurer,
Mrs. E. H. Franklin; warden, Mrs. A. e.
Brown; advisor, L. B. Wheaton