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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12

1t is difficult to understand the situation
in France without explanation III regard to
the Dreyfus matter. A tribunal equivalent
to our Supreme Court heard the Dreyfus
case and was about to render decision,
when the Ministry, which is opposed to
the decision, demanded that the assembly
intervene with a law to prevent the regis
tering of the judgment of the court and to
pack the court by the appointment of mem
bers known to be opposed to the decision.
The assembly has complied with the de-
mand of the Ministry, which is backed by
the army but denounced by the people. 1t
is this act which threatens the overthrow of
the alleged French republic.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12
"Sunset and evening star,

Sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for me!
And may there be no moaning Of the bar
When l put out to sea-
This is the bit of Tennysonian verse which
a certain British Town Council, sitting in
committee as burial board, was called
upon to consider as the proposed inscription
for a local tombstone. That Town Council
knew not Tennyson, and had no use for
Crossing the Bar L object" said one
councillor, as quoted in the London Daily
News, that's what l call doggery." And
the council promptly ruled out the laur-
Gates lines.
1 but open my eyes, and perfection, no more
and no less
In the kind 1 imagine full fronts me, and
God is seen God
In the star in the stone, in the flesh, in the
soul and the clod;
And thus looking within and around me I
ever renew
with that stoop of the soul which in bend
ing upraises it, tool,
The submission of mans nothing perfect to
Gods all complete,
AS by each new obeisance of spirit climb to
His feet.
Robert Browning
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12

In a brief speech in the United States Sen
ate, few days ago. Senator Lodge stated
on his personal knowledge that the President
some time ago sent orders to General Otis
apd Admiral Dewey that under no circum-
stances whatever should they attack the
FiIipinos, and that General Otis Informed
Aguinaldo more than two weeks before the
recent engagement that he was not to be at
tackled. Aguinaldo probably construed this
ieniency and delay as cowardice and de-
termined TO make an attack himself. He
discovered that General Otis's instructions
did not prevent him from repelling an at
tack
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12

A story is told of patient in a Cincinnati
hospital who is suffering from nitrate of
silver poisoning, and a result his skin
is turning slowly to a distinct blush color
This calls to mind Wilkie Collnss story
Poor Miss Finch" whose hero was a blue
man, turned to that complexion by nitrate
of silver. In his case, however, the sub
stance was not absorbed as a poison, but
was administered by physician as cure
for epilepsy-the victim choosing to be
marked with this strange color rather than
to suffer with the horrible disease.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12

Mr.. Thomas r. Dawley. formerly Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Her.
aid, and now editor of the Times. published
in Havana, says that three years ago,
shortly after General Weyler went to Cuba,
he spent some months campaigning with
General Gomez and in his camp, and that
at no time did the army under Gomez
exceed 1870 men. 1t seems to have increased
enormously of late
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12

Just now the householders in the coal
burning cities are no better off than are
those in the alleged gas-burning towns for
the reason that the supply is short in many
OF them which arc not often confronted
with Greenland temperature.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12

The Aguinaldo press is denouncing the
forthcoming report of the Presidents in
vestigating commission and at the same
time charging that the board of inquiry is
ready to try General Miles. 1t is bad case
of nerseverance in being unhappy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12
Statesmnnship.

Watts-After all, the best craftsmanship
is that which stops the numerous leaks al
ways connected with public administration.
Potts-Yes, as long as things don't leak
out a statesman can generally hold his
iob
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12
Explained.

CAV, say now! How can the mere inher-
itance of a thousand dollars be enough to
render him Independent for life?"
1T is enough to pay the expenses of his
divorce suit. Now, can you see?''
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12
A wild Remar k.

FULh.
Miss Goode-our clergyman Is a dreadfully
reckless talker
Askins-What do you mean2
Miss Goode-Why. he said this morning
that we ought all to struggle TO get to
aeaven as We struggle to get into society
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12
ThOughts,

She looked out on the wind-swept street
"Ah, mel" she sighed. Would that the
house would be swept the same way"
But married life is not all beer and skit-
Ties
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12

The chief of the Bureau of Statistics de-
votes portion of the December issue of
the Monthly Summary Of Commerce and
Finance to report regarding all the col
onies and dependencies of the world. He
finds that there are 126 of them, with an
area of 21,02l, 3S2 square miles of territory
and population of 50S.O46S24. This means
that colonies of greater governments oc-
cupy two-fifths of the land surface of the
globe and constitute one-third of it's inhab-
itants. Great Britain has forty-eight coll
onies, with a population of 344,O00,000. The
imports of all colonies were 81 800 900, 600,
furnished chiefly by the nations upon which
they depend. Their exports were $500, 900 900
in excess of their imports, which go to the
mother countries. The revenues of colonies
are generally sufficient to pay the expenses
of their government.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12
BUBBLES IN THE AIR.

The White MANS Burd en-.
Take up the white mans burden"
And the noble savage strobe
To the nearest bar that came in sight.
And got him there a load.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12

writing the 'Stalky'' stories he was consid-
ering only English readers, and that the
locomotive tale and its kind were meant
only for American consumption. II readers
on both sides of the water will read them
that is their own affair, and if they don't
understand them that is their misfortune,
not his fauifA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12

A few years ago Massachusetts suffered
a frantic scare from the gypsy moth, which
at that time infested small district, but
which, according to the alarmists, was in
danger of spreading over the entire State,
destroying every agricultural product An
appropriation to destroy or head off the in
sect was made by the Legislature and a
commission appointed to take charge OF the
matter. Hundreds Of thousands of dollars
have been expended and annual appropria-
tons demanded, until now it is dawning
upon the public that the commission is
mere costly and more difficult to get rid of
than the moth. Let man who wants his
land cleared free of cost prove to the COM
mission that a gypsy moth turks among the
trees and those trees will be promptly cut
down and into cordwood at the expense of
the State the owner reaping all the market
profits Fine forests are cut, it is charged,
where they should not be, all to make it
appear that the commission is earning its
salary. The moths, it is said, have done no
damage since 1890, and though the commits
sion declares that this is because of its eff
forts, the impression is gaining ground that
the State has been woefully imposed on.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-12
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found at the following places
NEW YORK-Astor House
CHIcAGo-Palmer House, p. o. News CO., 217
Dearborn street Great Northern Hotel and
Grand Pacific Hotel.
CINCINNATI. r. Hawley Co., 154 Vine
street.
LOUIsvILLE-C T. Deering. northwest corner
Of Third and Jefferson streets, and Louisville
Book Co., 56 Fourth avenue.
ST. LoUIs-Unon News Company. Union Depot
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Riggs House. Ebbitt
House and Willards Hotel
In spite of ali that has been said to the
contrary, the country about Manila must
be healthful, since, if it had been otherwise,
the troops in the recent fights would not
have shown the vigor and elan they have
disnlaYed
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Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate Court. County of Cochi.e. Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Thos Dunbar, deceased.
 Notice IS hereby given that the administrator 5i the above named estate has fled his petitio n praying f.r orde to sell the p.opeIty belong ng to said estate. hsTeinaftee desSrbed. and il app arlnR 10 the court that II is necessary thai the same be sold, for the purposes and reasons set ferth in sad petition.
 Therefor. ordered tha, said petition, be hearc on Saturday, the goth day of sept, I6oC, al 2 oclocI p m. al the court room of ttis coat, and ibat all p rsons interested in this estat, then and there show cause why an order shoulo not b. granted to the administrator 10 sell the r.al property. That this notice and order be published for al least once s week for tour con secutive weeks in TH- TOMBSTONE PRo, o,PEC- TOR. a Dewspape- putlish-d and circulated ir said county. befOre ihe said re;uIn day O; thi. petition.
 Sad real property is described as follows. The H of the SW ' and the SW < of the SW 1l bi Section 2S in Township I5 ;; ano he W 4 oi the Nv H of Section B, 1owr- ship I5 :; all in Range 20 F. Gila and Sa RA,r Meridian in Arizona, containing 20 .cres-
 Dated Ist day of Sept. 1899.
 " F BRAUiEY,
 Slid Probate ludg
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
Many of the eastern papers are cay.

Asny Of the eastern papers are cay. in9 unkisd things about the c. A. R. A Chicago paper ssys: "Their com msnding officers arp ar to be possess. sd with sn insaiable sIPs ite to play the continuous show act. I. it the history of patriots that they con.'an,ly de- mand opportunities to remind nation that they did thei' du.y in defending their flag" If the Dewey parade committee did not want to give the old veterans place of honor it should not have invited them.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
Notice of App ica lion for Patent


U. < Land Office, Tucson. September rs' 1909.
 Notice is hereby given that iI pursuance of l the UnIieo States inning laws. Adam Hernch, by James Reilly his orney in tact. whose post Cfhce IresS Is Tombstone, Cochise county, Arizona Territory. has made appli . ion for p ,Jelt r IS O linear et Of he Geurse Lode Mintng Claim. situate in the TurquoIse m ming district. county oi Cochise Terntoiy of Arizona 4s d. sorioed m tae oficil plat herewi posted. and the n, Id note on nle n the Cffice oi the Register of the Gill Land D.stIict al Tucson, Territory of AiRona. as follows. viz:
 Beginning al corner No I. SE corner of claim a pine post in mound oI stone. feet long In square set one foot in ground 10 b d T, ok scrbed l-ISIe G Nj C. whence U NJ N No I,to b. ars \ e IS W sass fett; thence N B -o N I5Oo feet 10 corner No 2. ioeutic al ~ith location oEner p.ne post in mound of stone II high ! lns sqIaTe scrlbed ? I3io c Nj C whence | L NJ NoI3io b, ars $ 4oS 3, F.; . $ L. NJ No I2+o bears T> O $ r; th.nee \ oIs 2S 0 feet 10 Initia! monument of loca. Iion a pine st Tn mound oi one il high 1 square scrIbed NJ c NJ C I3i9 300 feet ro o ner No 3 pInc post m a mould of stone 3 z long rches squ re set inches il O O Q te rock Sc9lbcd , t3io G N C; then ; 34' 2o' t5oo ieet to rIei No 4. io,nucaI W ltu c4iion corne pine p.st in mound of Io,k } feel high inches square sc ibed I3Ie G A S' LII nc . oi <o " 3Oo l=et 10 center pi south d Of a m a pinc ost | mound O. si ne feet long inches square SC, il. bed of rock inscribed ti NJ I3I9 soI feet to corner >o I, place of beginning. Variation of d l cor ners I3' r. Area GeOrse clam 20. $ acres and forming portion of the quarter Of section
 in town hip No lo of Range No 25 F., tunsuryeyeal NerIdIan
 The ocation of this mine is Recorded in tfe ortic of tHe county recorder Of Cochise connt, AriZona Territory at page ,33 of Book I2, Records of Mines. and supplemental no,i.e a. pages SIS SIG of Book z. Recoi d. of Mines
 Adjoining claims are I his claim is bonded On the SW Uy the St Patrick mine.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any nortion of sad mine or surface ground are re gulred 70 file their adverse claus with thr Reg lster ot the United States Land of1ce at Tscson r. the Territory of inzona during the sixt, days period of publication hereof or they will bt bar ed by virtue of provisions of the statute
 Signed MILTON K. MOORE
 Register.
 First Publication Sep, as. 1899.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
Notice to Creditors.

In fhe Prc5ate Court CT the County of Co., ch:se ] erritory -iizoaa.
 Es'ate of Richa: d R. Fisher. deceased. Noticc IS hereby siv n bv the uhGrrsicned aorilnisirasor of the estate of Richard K. tINher. deceased. tot: creditors of and all per- sons having claims against the said dtceas d to exhibit them. with the necessary uchers, with m four months after the frs; publication of hi; no;icr to the sad aGTiiiisirsior a. his of ce the Court HCu,e in Tombstone Cochise onn'y X T.. the san eteing the place for the -ochis..
 A. WENTWORTH. Adminisf,a'or ot the estate of Richard R. Fisher. deceased.
 Dated this r4'h day of August. 1890. Au-r5
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
Administrators Sale C
 Mines

P,blic Notice is hereby given tat pur-uar
 o ar der fl ;he Probate cnart in a d for St chise un'y AIizo a. m the m,tt of the tate Of ]. D. Em.rsley, d,c ased, which ofdrI V az made therein on Sept. mber Ieih 1890 and wherein l am commanded 10 sell prop-r,, here l"aiier' described a ter the law ul publication | notice ef such saie; now therefore {! wi.. Tece.y. up 10 and iocin ing Octpl-er eth 1899 al [. o clock NJ q! hat day. scaled bids for tho, certain mines and mining claims situated ar, b ing in the Dos abezas mning dist ici ofCa - chlee county, A izona Territory known as anc called the CARMEL mine and the tOPP &Erf mine and winch were owned ny the ssi oecedent sn his lifetime. Said sale will be ma 2 Jor c sh on the sad day. when all bids'~ii |. opened. ana no bid will be rccei ed for less th D ninet, per cent of the appraised v4lus oi sa claims; said mines will be s'.ld entirety. a. su' jcct 10 conf maticn by the said Prob te out. H. A. MORGAN 1Gn inistrator of the estate of ]. D EmcIsl, y. deceased
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
STATE OF OHIO. l
 summit County. SS

STATE OF OHIO.
 summit County. Before me. the undersigned. notary pub lic in and for the afores s,d county. personally appeared Wills b Chapman. 2 ere [. Boucher Charles f. Wood ard Oscay Evans known to me to be the persons whose names are sub scribed to the forsoirg instrument, and ac- kncwledg 70 me that they executed the same Tor the purposes ard consids rations therein ex- pressed,
 Given undss my hand aud scsi Of offise th;s
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29

Niss Virginia Tyler Hudson, 6 Chioa % girl. has decided to marry Am>nd 4 vsni, million nsire indiso merchant of India When her hus- b. sd has attacks of the blues she will know to what ', may be attributed.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
Notice to Creditors

n ;he Probate Court of ;he County Of Cochise
 ieITaory of Arizona
 Estate of E. R. sampson, deceased.
 Notice is Hereby given by the undersiged ad- nl;ni,t.airix oi the e tate of K. amt son, deceased. to ,he creditors or and all persons ayirg claims against the said eeceased. 10 exhlbt them. with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first prbhcau n O. this notice. to The said admirisirairix at Bis- bee. at the office of S k. Wiliisme. the same being the pace for the uanSac- on os the busi- ncss ef said estate in said couaty of Coo. ice.
 FLORENCE l. SAMPSON, Administratrix of tAe E.tatr of 2 R Sim2- son, deceased
 nared a' Bsbee. August a. :sss a-a4
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court. County of Cochise, Tei
 ritory of Arizona.
 Estate ofV. Kenble. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the uudeT signed admInistrator of the estate of V Kemole deceased 10 the creditors of. and all persons ba, ing claims against the said deceased, 70 exhibs them with the n cessaiy vouchers. uithin iou months after the first publication cf fh's notice 10 the said Administrator at Fairbank post office. the same the being the pace for ,h, transaction of the business of said esta,e in saR County of Cochise.
 A. V. NoY s, Acminissrasor of the Estate of v. Kembls. dsosased.
 Dased Angust q, Seoo s-I
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
CITY lNb CMATY OFFICIAL PAPER
FREE COINAGE 10 tOl

The South African sit'ist,on is still seriou- and msny think thst war cIn- not be sverted, but If wisdom prevsils the Eneli-hnsp will ask less and the Boers will grantit.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
THIRD.

That the amount of car ital stock authorized is One Million Dollars. and the number of shares int, which is divided is ten thousand of the par value of One hundred Dollars each, ~hi amount Is 10 be ? id at the time and up- on the conditions following namely. On the hIsi day of October b Is99. anc for th . amo tnr in property. which pr perry is repre- sented ny the value of all the stock of said company.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
NOTICE.

AT p-rsons wO'kng on or fu' his hing suyoI=es Tor 'he llumbolCt. hIi hIsnd. Chance, Mamie, Iron ana May mines LDcwn as the AteCormick s'ouP of n,Ines, are hereby nouhed tat the owner Of ihe above pro. eIty holes hImsef and prop,Tiy free of any and all ceb;s contracted th' reon. said mine is snuaicd in 1urqaois mining district of cchise Co. and is nov unnsr bond to C. F. EarCy and !. " loung, Jr the bcEd to run one year rom March Is,. 1899
 RorERT McCoRMICK,
 Tombstone, Ar;z Dated March 30. 1859.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
aItlc.es of
 Incorporation Exposed Reef MiningCo

K NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESr
 IN ents That we. the undersigned. Willis ID. Chapman. Of akron. summit county Ohio; Oscar C. Evans, of Cincinnati. Hamilton county. Ohio: Pierre I. Boucher. of Akron. Summit county. Ohio; Charles F. Wood. oi Akron. Summit county. Chic, and Charles Bowman, oi tombstone, Cochise county. Ari- sJna. have this day associated themselves to- gether for the purpose of [, rming a corporation under the laws oi the Territory of Arizona, ana we do here by certify:
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
EIGHTH.

The said company may purchase real estate with tne sppurtenAnces tneTeunto b=ionging. CT lease the same. and personal property; aI.o any and all rights. p,yi.ges aud franchises that aI, or may be necessary and proper fer the purpose of cATD ing out The O. -ct oi it's inc -rro.auoi (. said purchase or purchase, aforesa.d 10 be fos and upon stieh IeTns and conditions as the Board of Directors oi sad company, lessee or lcsSees. claimant or claimants oi such property, rights. prIvil ges or franchises may agree upan and the same aay De paId { T in whole CT in part b. and with the shares of capital stock oi said company and the shares oI stock w-ich may be exchanged for any ofth= property. priv. iiigcs. rights or snshises siores4id. sh II to al In,ents and purposes be pad up apital stock oi sad compa y and the same shall nOt be assess-c by the stockholders CT directors for any purpose whatever Anl Ione Of the capital sleek oi said corporation shall be assessed D the cc.- ho ders or directors thereof for any purpose whatever.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
FOURTH.

That the time of existence of said corporation shall be twenty years from the filing of iIs arucles Of incorporation
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29

Filed and recorded al the request of Charles Bowman, September Isth, A. D. i8So al 10 o'clock a. m. Book I. Incorporstiuus. page i37. s-Is-6d.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29

TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA,l
 County of Cochise.
 Beior- me. tie undersign ned. a notary rnblic in a d for the af resaid county, per sonalIy ap- peared hsrles Bowman. known to m- 10 be the person whose nane IS sat scIIbed to the fore going instrument and acknowledged 10 me that he executed the same for the pui poses and considerations therein expressed.
 Gwen nnder my haI d and seal of office this 18th day of September. A. D. I-ee. My com mission expires Apr.l 2z, Igor.
 Seal. :. A. D. UPTON, q. K. stamp, roc. Notary fub.i.-
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29
FIFTH.

That the cfh>ers ei said corporation to con duct its affairs shall consist of board oi directors. consisting of five stockLoldeis whose Harses and adureSses are as soilo~s to wit: Wi IS D Chapman. P'-rre j.. Boucher and Charles F. Wood. all of Akron. summit county. Ohio. Oscar C. Evans of Cincin naii. Hamilton county Ohio. and Charles Bowman. of Tombstone. Cochise co inty Arirona. and winch five named i-ectors shall serve until the first Monda, of OctoDcr A D 1899. on w..i-h date five directors of said oorporat on shall be elected tp serve tor the period of one ar. and until their succ, - ors are elected d qualified. The oficers oI said Boar of DI. ectors shall consist oi PresI- deLt, Vice President. See tlTy and Treasurer
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29

iN lfC DinI NlC tOIRI, FRS Il Judicial District Of the err.tsry or Arlzons and fJr the County oi Cochi-e.
 1INNIE MARTIN,
 )RVILLE MARTIN,
 Defendant Action brought in the District oour, of ile 'irst ludicii diSuIot Of the I rritory tf.Ari- O. n and for the ( tounIy oi Cochise and the ompiaint cd in the said County of Coch!sc in ne otf'ce of the clerk oi said District Court. I he Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Orville Martin.
 You are hereby required to appear in an &C., Ion brough; against you by the above named ainfif Y t,c D!s;Esc; C. ut of liIe First Il.di al D strict Of ihhe Territory Of Arzona. in nd for lie County of Cochise. ana to answer ne complaint uiei therein. Witfin ten ,ys xcinsive oi the day oi sersicei after the service you Of tbis summons If served within this uny or if served oui Of this county but in E oisu'ct, within twenty days, o.herwise 1 hin iLnty days, or jud. nent by default will tahen asa'nst you according to tl.e prayer of aid complaint. T The said action is brough, 10 obtain A derree fdiyoFee froan ;he bcnde Q! r,9,i n,ony and for 1e sole custody or the miner children rn4 N iiTtin and Dryile MiliOn Martin. and for all ;enerai. equitable and proper r,lie;.
 Given E-. Ger r-.y hand ar q the
 sed ot tse Di trict Court cf
 the Firsr Iudtci District of the tsEAL-l Ieui;' " ofArzo.Is. ir and for
 fe County this sth day f
 July. in the year cf our
 Lord one thousand eight hun
 dred a-c nineiy-nne.
 A II. EMANUEL July.-7. Clerk.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29

S--To- r.sc Fifty Gents. StArsn -ed tobacco habit cure makes weak Aen stro :, osood pure Soc q. Al drugs,sts
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29

I-th day of september A. n. 1890 S-si. NALrEK h. jALhot q K. stamps. Ioc. Notary Futile.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-29

-- -i"~a;e -oGr Tower, s.itr Sasra~e.s oc. ssc. TIC c. c. .fai. druxe.sts refunc more,