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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
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small pocketbook, containing three
rings and some small change. Liberal
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office.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

STRICTLY PRIVATE ROOMS FOR
transients. 205 South Arizona street.
over Try M saloon.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

FURNISHED RCoMs-sTEAM HEAT.
electric light. baths free. Mantle block,
16 w. Broadway. west o. Ciark's bank.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
SPECIALISTS

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cures all female complaints with her
own medicine.
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EDIUM MS.

CONSULT MRS. J. HELD, CLAIRVOY-
ant medium, at 321 South Arizona street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17
4 RIZOA MATTERS
Official happenings Pertaining
 to cur Territory

A Washington dispatch says the re- port Of the commissioner of navigs- ,iCn for the fiscal year shows by a statement. of states and territories the number and gross tonnage ofrsgister. ed enrolled and licensed vessels of the United States, June 30. Arizona has threo registered vessels, with a ton . mage of 560. and one licened vess ] with tonnage offourteen.
 A postoffice has been es.abli.h,i d, Ray, Pioal county, Arizona, and Charles R Clanbsrg is ap pointed post master.
 Pensions have been grantei as fol- lows:
 Arizona.-OriginsI, John Rees, Prescott. SS; Martin c Tanner, Phcs- nix. $S; Minnie E Buckley, Phoenix, $S; Allen E Smith. Prescott, S6: An drew Hansen, Phoenix, S30.
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MT. Ed Miller, an old Arizona pioneer and we'll known here, was found dead yesterday, having doubt less succumbed to a stroAe Of paralysis of the heart. MT. Miller had recently built house near Willow Springs some eight or nine miles from here, with the intention of starting 6 small chicken ranch. Yesterday he was found dead at his ranch, the reaper death claiming him while he was sit ting in chair. A coroaer's jury was sum .hsned and aftur making exsmI- nations and hearing of testimony rem dered a verdict to the efsot that death
 was due to natural causes. The de- ceased was a1 invalid having suffered 8 paralysis Of one side some years ago which left him in physically poor condition. He was 9 member of the Masonic order and hIs funeral today, which was largely ,attended, WAS con- ducted under the auspices of the F. X !. NJ. Lodge No. ,. The solemn and impressive funeral services of the order was observed ard the deceased brother consigned to that bourne where We are told there is no suffering and the weary are a. rest. Deceased was 5 years Of age and leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss. The sincere sympathy of the commu- nifty is extended the bereaved family.
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COBKE GRANDE co.
Its Present Status and Scope
 of Operations.

appeared in the territorial press the inference would be drawn that the above mentioned corporation was a "house divided within itself" and that
 the company is seriously involved in litigation between opposing factions of stockholders, whereas the facts are greatly at variance with any such an idea. The property acquired by ,he Cobre Grsnde company through w. ises to become at comparatively early day one of ths most notable in
 the production of copper in the world
 The title to this pr ,perty as thus ac
 quired is unquestioned, none of the possible, having in the remotest de- gree reference to any question Of the validity of the compauy's title. Such possible litigation referrisg only to some conflicting individual interests
 within the organization and being largely of a comparatively friendly nature and to be taken into court
 only that these differences may be definitely determined. Upon the re- organiz ation Of the company under the name of the Greene Consolidated
 Mining Company, W. c. Greene was elected its president; Scott White. secretary and George Mitchell, super intendant; and by an action Of the Mexican courts this msnagemen ent was promptly put into possession. Of the property oi the company, inclu l. ing mines, smeltiny plant and all ma chinery and appurteuances, without causing one days cessation in the active operation of the business. This management las since remained ID possession of the property and has werke ed it on a very considerable scale continuously Scott White, secretary of the company, returned from the Cansneas day or two ago. He in forms the PRosPECToR that the com rany is now working about 400 men, including employees Of both mines and
 smel.rr; that the sm liter oi 200 tons capacity is working ia thoroughly satisfactory manner and is running continuously, by it's product proving the value of the ores to be all that has been claimed by the most sanguIne Of those interested New buildings and improv aments of all kinds are being sd led to the company property and the camp throughout is in mos, hourishIpg condition. Thls enterprise although inaugurstad upon a very ex- tensive scale, has long ago passed the experimental stage and is upon a -olid business foundation and under an able and con servative management.
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Sill More COunterfeiting.

The Secret Service has unearthed an- other band of counterfeiters and secured a large quantity of bogus bills, which are so cleverly executed that the average person would never suspect them of be- ing spurious. Things of great value are always selected by coun;erfeiters for inn i,a,ion, notably the celebrated Hoste,- ter's Stomach Bitters, which has many imi,atoss but no equals for indigestion. dyspepsia, constipation, nervousness and general debility. The Bitters sets things right in the stomach, and when the stomach is in good order it makes good blood and plenty of it. In this manner the Bitters get at the seat of strength and vitality, and restore vigor to the weak and debilitated. Beware of coun terfei,ers when buying.
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A Bisbee citizen named Sundstrum Was Judged insane today and order ed sent to the asylum al Phoenix. Sundstrum's hslluciuation seems to be a ceaseless hunt for some imaginary person. He wande-s about at all hours and makes frequent attempts to enioT;I a1 entrsnc, iI.o house. day or nj ;ht looking for hi, Will O Wi~r. He is harmless but is in con- slant danger of being mist .ken for a burgar during some Of his midnight eesrches and by being :a.eu in custody Is thu' put ou. of danger. His case is believed Co be II cur.bl one. He will a'so have the advantage Of treatment.
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Governor Murphy has commuted the sentence of Eugenio Mata, who is awaiting death in the jail at s; Johns Apache county, to Ii imprisonment t. Mat is the youth who addressed an appeal to the governor to gave hIm and our req iers will doubtless recall the letter as published in the PRos- RECTOR. The governor granted re- prieve upon the solicitation of Mata's attorneys and a strong petition from A large number of citizens of Apache county.
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StOO REWARD

Will be paid by me, to any person O persons, who will furnish evidence that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who entered the Conyer ranch house, about July or August, 1898, and stole one new set of harness. And again on abou, July To: h this year, and stole provisions and bed ding.
 EUGENE P. A. LARRIEU.
 Fairbank, Ariz.
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Alter reporting the discovery of thu unknown dead man near Willco \ the Bulletin states tha, @ man who had bsen employed at W A Stork's "1O" ranch started to Wilcox about two months ago. leaving his blankets end credit of $20. He had SGe on his person and hat mover been seen s,nce. He i5 said to answer the description of the murdered man found near Wilcox mention of which appeared ih the PRospECroR.
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X correspondent of the Preecot

A correspondent of the Prescott Prospect pronouuces the recently re- ported platinum strike, on Cataract creek. in northern Arizona. ss a fake Arizons Is always ready to furnish some new entertainnent foT the gaieiy of tho states-if not the nat ions. She is original, If Lething else, and does things her own way. She gave the world diamond excitement once, with the diamo nds left out. Now she furnishes aplstinum excite ment. with the plstinum left out.
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The Graham county papers report that mountain lions are destroying young calves in the Graham mount ains at an alarming rate. Frank Neese came down from his ranch in Stockton Pass last weex and reported that the lions had killsd six calves for him during the week past. A lion hunt is being organized ia Solomon vile.
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P Q Boucher. secretary of the E,- posed Reel O, returned Saturd ay from q visit to the mines in the Hus- ciucas, Mir Boucher i, much en- couraged with the showing at the pro perty. Prof Blake Of the University paid visit to the mines and was favorably impressed wish the i'm nse deposit of surface ore. The Profis now m skIng 6 careful analysis of the ore value,
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An exchange says that next year we may expect to read something like the following in the daily papers "About ten o'clock this morning A horseless milk wagon loaded with cowless milk collided with a brsiniess rider on a obainless wheel. The luckless "heelman was badly injured. and being horssless, he was taken in A horseless cab to the home of the friendless."
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Thirty-four cowboys entered she steer tying contest at the Phoenix Carnival, comprising the very best rspers in the territory. Ei Hsrrell o! Gila county earned of the honors in A record of thirty six seconds Walter Cline of Phoenix did the trick in ffty-eigb: and a half seconds, and Doe Geodin was third. His record was fifty nine seconds.
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The 10 year old Forester Whiskey carried by the Pony Saloon is now the popular brand called for by parties who want the genuine article. This brand of whiskey is conceded to be the best grade of distilled beverage ever brought to Tombstone. The Pony Is enj DyiDg a good run of patronage as 3 consequence.
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Courier: Judge Bethune expects to be shipping carlord of ore day in th4 near future From all accounts this same Rough Rider group bids fair to sprout another big copper camp of the Jerome order.
 The Judge has many friends in Co. chise county who are glad to olearn of his gold fortune.
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C.il girl chick and she smiles Ca! woman 6 hen asd she hoyls Call a oung woman ! witch and che is blessed call an old woman a witch and sse Is indignant. C:li a girl A kitten s'd she rather likes il; call a woman a cat and shs'il hate you women are queer. If you call & man gay dol l. will fAtter him. Call him pur, hound or & cur, and he will try to alter ihe mp Ci yonr face. He don't mind being callel bull or {. Lear. and ye; he will object to being mehtlJhed a' hail cub. Men are qI.ar. to- Ex.
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Jos Chisholm who @. one time scrv- ed as Bisbpe correspondent of the PRosPECToR for several years mas a Tombstone visitor today. Jce has been in Montana and California for the past few years and has done con- siderable newspaper work on the metropolitan papers,
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Pearca l, to celebrate Christmas in grand style: horse Faces, broncho rid ing, foot racing and sports of al kinds will be had. First prize Of $IOO will be given to the winner ot t mile dash, free for all, horse race. A prize of S4O Tor best broncho riding Is offered. Riders to furnish horses. COW pony race 300 yards or prize of 80. A grand dance will also he had and an enjoyable time guaranteed ,o all visitors.
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It is ed that the name of Hon T G Norris of Yavapai county will be presented by that coun.y at the next democratic territorial convention ss its candidate for n omina,ion as con- gressional delegate. MT Norris was the democratic candid Ate for council man at large in 1892, and would be hari to down.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Delegate Wilson is working fer stateho hood; to have the San Carlos mineral lands thrown open to the public; and to have the Apaches re- moved from the Verde valley, And he wr:tes that he feels canfident of success in his efforts on those lines.
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A man named Royce is mysteri- ously missing from Phoenix. He is about thirty-fivs years Of ags and came to Phoenix from Chicago two years ago. He is member of c company Of Col McCori's regiment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

R,v Eastman left this morning for Globe. The Reverend delivered an interesting sermon to large congrs- gation at the Episcopal church last evening. He al-o announced from the pulpit that he would be in Tom b. stone On Christmas and hold com- munion and baptismsl services here st that time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

The Stockmsn says a mild winter is looked fer all over the range country. Certainly Arizona and the Southwes have lad nothing to grumole about SO far as the weather is concerned and from all reports the balance of the West has experienced, thus far the same favorable conditions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

During tbe past fiscal year the ter- tories of Arizona and New Mexico paid @ fraction over $l32 500 in ternal revenue, as their share toward the war expense of the country.
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Gov. Murphy and Gov. McCord hay

Gov. Murphy and Gov. McCord have ong been at outs. Now it Is said Gov. Mnrphy will not go to Washing ton to advance Arizons's interests for statehood if Gov. McCord should also happen to be there on the same mission. II this is true i. shows ho small big man can be. The Gov. ernor should issue another proclama- Ion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Shipments Of celery ir5m Sant Ana, California. U points in Arizons have been heavier this season than ever before. As much as three tons per week have been shipped to the terri,ory's principal towns this year, says California exchang,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

GJ Peterson IS in from the Hua- chucss today. MT Peterson brought in some fine samples of native cop- per ore from his mines in Post can yon, The ore is rich and develop meat work on his mines i, revealing . good quantity of this ohars;tsr Of ore,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

It i, remarkable tba., of the five vice presidents who have died while in office. four oi them have died in the month of November, and slmos. on the came day of the month.
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A debating cub at Tucson, has settled the dispute over the Nicaragua csual. The club decided that the government should not Iut any money in the enterprise. The Fl Paso Times thinks congress can now proc ed 10 discuss other matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Presidsn c P Huntingtu of the Southern Pacific raIlrasd system, and Col Epes Randolph, superintendent Of the local division of the Southern Pacihc, passed through Benson Satur. day with special tram going from San Francis o to Fl Paso.
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The Indians cost the United States last year S9,237, ,674, of which S2.63S,- 390 Vas expended for education.

According .o the resolutions Iassed at the suffrage convention held at Phoenix the women of the territory propose 10 take @ hand in the next election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

The PhuenIx Carnival closed las, week in a blaze of glory. The Csrni- val vas A grand success ard witnessed by t1,nsanis of Arizonians and out. -ile vi.itors.
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The band of twelve Apache braves who had been attending the carnival at Phoenix, passed through Be lson yesterday on their way back to Fort Apache.
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The 'eiir"ins pertinent question from She Mohaye Miner applies with equal force to every micing section in Ar;zDns:-"Why will miners and prespsc;ors send their assays to as sayess in the alfalfa region Of Los Ang les when there are better and more sccurAt, men in tF business rig:. .. hpme."
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A large Dumbar of Bl,beeite, came in today as trial jirors and witnesses. The big 4-ho,se colch was loaded down with the coIrt attendants.
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The South African telegraph censor must be Q busy man, keeping the world in prsctics! ignorance Of the movements Of fifty th'ueand troops, which ere certainly not lying idle in camp.
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Governor MIrphv has by executive order postponed the date of hanging of George Smiley of Navajo coruty who WAS to be hanged &, Hoibrook on Friday. The respite is for 30 days.
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Even Providence can't please every body. The wood baulers compl ain because the pleasant weather makes business dull.
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The tobacco production of the Unit e1 States during October was 24,95I,- 9l4 poun Ia. an increase of 6,27l ,07S pounds over tine previous October.
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A Globe man has gone into the bushes, of raising Belgian hares Several Cochiss county people are contemplating the same vocation.
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By Lew system of telegraphy in Chic ,so, l55. 600 words were cent in a single hour over Q distance of l,oSo miles. This Is about as quick as light pipu
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Pierce Evans, city attorney of Yuma has patented @ water-wheel, with which he is experimenting on the Big Colorado.
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Asssying for gold, silver and copper 9 cts each mineral. Mailing enve- lopes free. McDill aut Harper, Col orado Springs. CJ.o- tf.
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From Mondays Duly:
 Nat Hawke i vsiitor from Tue OF.

Col w c LanI. the wellknown cst:lemsn was in Tomhs,~ns today closing ups large cutie d gal.
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Postmaster General Smith points out an abuse of socord-class mail pri- vileges which cost the government a loss Of at least $2O, ,OoOO 900 a year.
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The Rough Riders are now receiv- ing the two mouth, extra pay allowed them by Congress.
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Quite a number Of possibilities are mentioned for the supervisor-hip to fill the vacancy made by Robt. Barr's absence,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Posters announcing the coming of the famous Gorton's Minstrels on the l9lh inst. are conspicuous aboat town. There will undoubtedly be a large audience a. the Opera House.
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"Mexicsn Neuralgia and Toothsch Cure," quick, harmless cure, p cts. Tombstone Drug store. ti
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Edward l. Brown, La Granda, Mich. Geo I Henderson, s F; Chas Barn hart, Boston; Martin Daley, V. Y.; are at the Norton House.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

The case against Wiley Morgan on chs-ge of murder will bs heard tomor- rpw.
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Jos. Campbell, rubber stamp man, was given 10 0days for beir g drunk and disorderly. A Mclaughlin, a tramp who has just sustained his fifth arrest, was given 100 days or one day 10 leave town. When last seen he was "best- ing hot foot" down the track. Ca milla Silvas. charged with petit lar ccpy, will be tried tomorrow.
 BIsBEE, Dec. II, 1Sy9
 COVERINGS.
 H Buster X wite, Phoenix; H Hewitt, Los Angeles; F. H McCrickett, Nacosari & Gulf By, are registered at the Norton.
 Walter Douglas, the incoming su- perintendent of of the Copper Queen, is at present in town. Subscriptions toward the purchase of the memorial cups for Messrs Ben and Lewis Willia ns, are coming in ia avery satisfactory manner. Payday passed fl in an unusually quiet manner. The streets are almost deserted tonight.
 A heavy fog has settled over tonight and 1t reels as though a rain storm is t. hind the mist.
 III Hewett, Q ivsnce ageLt for Cor tons Minstrels, IS in town today. The min strels will show here )n the 18th [. Us Mitchell, S F; Mrs. Ed Roberts, Santa Barbara; Henry c. Grant, St. Louis; .Llther Seabrigh.. $ F: are guests of the Bessemer. { The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ F church are working faithfully and successfully on their church fair pro- jsct, which l. to take place December 12lh, 18th ana perhaps the 14th. Tn. object of this enterprise is to raise funds to pay the balance on the so- ciety's church lots, then a suitable building will bs erected. The work is worthy and should commend Itself to the community,
 A grand Masquerade ard Prize Ball ] will be given on the evening of Decem- Der l5, 1899, by Leslie T. Chase, at the Opera House. There will be two prizes, one for ladies and one for gen. tlemen. Ladies prizs will consist oi } full set of dishes of 56 pieces, porce- lsin, handsomely decorated. Gents prize 5 gold piece. These prizes will be awarded to pa:tIes best represent ing the character they chose. BIsBEE, Dec. 12. 1899 COVERINGS. The temperature has moderated to quite degree. A strong west wind prevails tonight.
 The Methodist Church Fair opened tonight with a large crowd of visitors. The booths are very attractive and we'll arranged. The fir will con- ; tinue for the 18th and I4th. IL is understood that the mine will close down the Saturday after Christ mas and will remain so for a period of two weeks. This is the annual clos ing of the mine and come needed re- pairs will be made.
 Dan Burgess the miner who was shot during the fracas at Nsco some weeks since, is cut of the hospital. With the exception Of a slight limp, resulting from the wound in his leg, he has entirely recovered.
 Perry Bo.sford, Kansas City. Kas. i; l. T Bishop, Tucson; J. Goodwin, N Y,; Lewis E Hall. Chicago; are regis- tered at the Bessemer.
 Extensive work is being prosecuted at the Lake Superior Western MR. Co. This is on the old "Irish Mag" and other Costello properties which were purchased by the Calumet < Hecla people.
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Guaranteed tobacco hab.. cure makes v5es.. 1er strong tlood purs Sv., eA All drugaisSS
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From Tuesdays Ddiiy:
 Anpther large delegation O! court attendants arrived today.
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BIsBEE, Dee 10, 1899.
COVERINGS

The weather is clear and cold. all in. dications of a further storm seems to have disappeared.
 Gorton's famous minetrels will be here on the 19;h. They come from a suC Ccessiul coast tnp.
 The tenth falling on today (Sun- day), the regular payday of the com- papy will occur tomorrow.
 Jne. Lsrkins, Needles; F. c. Ensle- bret, s. F and Chss. D. Wright. Los Angeles are at the Norton.
 The survey for the Nacosari and Gulf By. will be recommended to- morrow when party of engineers and helpers will go into Mexico.
 John Esten, New York; Lester Hunt, Nogales; c. c. Dewitt, s. F. Mrs. Edward Hamilton and child, Butte. Mont. are registered at the Bessemer.
 Close to SlO00 has already been subscribed towards procuring the lov- ing cups for the departing Williams brothers.
 In Judge W illiams' court yesterday Jos. Campbell, a rubber stamp man was given l0days for beir g drunk and disorderly. A Mclaughlin, a tramp who has just sustained his fifth arrest was given 100 days or one day 10 leave town. When last seen he was "best- ing a hot foot" down the track. Cs- milla Silvas, charged with petit lar ccpy, will be tried tomorrow. BIsBEE, Dec. II, lSy9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
NrwyORK TRIBUNE ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT.

Spy" that volume in which the incognito OF
Prince Charles during some critical years was
penetrated and destroyed. We were not per-
suaded then and Mr.. Lang. in his sequel 10 the
book fails to persuade us now. that life wouid
be uncomfortable without the knowledge OF Stuart
traits and Stuart dolngs that may be drawn
from o. minute examination Of the events IN
which young Glengarry (alias Pickle and MS
friends had share 1t Is all q difficult. involved
tale, and pitable. with strains that are heroic
and others that are base and sordid tale OF
Old unhappy. far-on things
And battles long ago
which Is sometimes inspiriting and sometimes
provocative of weary disgust. Mr. Lang. too'