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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
BIsBsB. Jssuary 90, lSS9. ooPPHRIHos.

D. J. O'Kislly msvs1 ss NAso yss- "rday where hs spsssd . rss! sststs and insussnss o&cs.
 A. .. Basisr. bill clerk sS the 4. | s. [. depot. has been aniss sick with shs Grippe she pat few days.
 supt. Clsrk 0. W. Hieks took trip down ts Nass Saturday sa busi.sss connected with the ssmpsay.
 H. L. Eisenhart and . party si prospeetors irea Oregon left this morning fer 0umpas, Mex, where they have sons valuable gold ninss.
 Af.w si the Ssys were up on the nsw bsll ground playing catch ysssss- day. Another wesks's work is necessary to pus the ground in shsps fer playing.
 J.M. Miller. inspector ef eustons ss Bi.bss, recievsd . sslsErsn last wight that his msthsr had died sud denly st Phoenix. He lsis fer there on this aorning's train.
 Joseph Schwartz, ths Bisbss plumber and timer. on assouas si ( rssh i. his line has he'd to ssnd cut sf ssva for help. Ms. AugaS o. Clark, . timer issn Tusson l. expect. sd iA tslsy.
 Ssms nsmbsrs of the Salvation Army came il Bisbss sn 0st1rdsv's train. and gave sa ssssvtais meat in Library Hsil yestsrdsy with . gTaas- phone; 25 csnts d mission was charged and @uits . nunbss si tickets were seld.
 The Nsxicas string bead went dew, ts Nsso lsss evening aad played fos shs bell given there last night The ball was givsa by the Americans ssd Msxissas togsthsS ts celebrate the start sf the little tevn onward ss prosperity. D. J. O'Rislly. X. c. Hisks. hr. Isrdv. @. Fsnsss cad sthsrs represented shs AnssisAsa while Max 0sviso. Lsuis Margillss, Hr .ssysrss. Julius Osrdisss. Ns, psiSss, Ns. Garcia snd sshsrs repro. sssssd shs Asxisaa siSissss. \ very merry tims .wss had ssd dsasisg. which was sss indslgsA h sstil sisss nidnishs = e nsS e break Shs ssbbssh hssrs. was kept up ussil dsy. liaAS davnsd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
THE LEGISLATURE.. DOings of the SO,Ons of Ari.
 Z0na at Phoenix.
COUNCIL

COUNCIL
 Council NJ -morisl x ,. 1. by Finley. of Pima. addressed to the senate snh house of representatives of the United States, relative to the Pima county bonds.
 c. NJ. N .. 2 by Bunch, to the secre- tary of the interior, praying for tho repudiation of certain forest la ss were introduced.
 Wright, of Pinal, gave notice that he will at an early date introduce a bill to regulate the rractice of phar- macy and the -nle of poi.ons iu the territory Of Arizona. c. B. No 2 by Murphy, sn act con. corning mines and mining. C.C. R. No7 by Wrigh.. ask ing the legislature till February 18th for the visiting committees to make their re- | pnrts. Carried. NIT DOuhu lutrOuuCeu U1NhlCIlhl to congress, for the repeal of the e1. tension of tho funding law under which the Pima county bonds We're legslized.
 Mir. Ss.ders gave otice of the in. troduction of e bill pr. scribing the hours,,of lshor for underground miners | Mr. Sanders gave no sice Of the in tro'iuciion o' . bill creating the office of a territorial mine inspector. All committees granted further time to report. On motion c. B. No. IA was taken up and read third time, placed on final passage. The bill is to legaliz- the acts of certain oards of supesvis. crs of fifth and sixtb-class counties The bill pass unanimously.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

The Mineral Wealth is bssomipl [ imbued with the fires of iu.tiee and e6srs shs following to the clerks ol the lsEislssure: "Withouta . disssnt- ine vote the present legislature voted thsmselvss ls extra clerks st ee pol day. These 1S clerks draw 996 pei day fer 60 dave. Their srduous du- ties eonsist of wearing pen behind their ears and looking spruce. Legis. lassis receive &l per day. If the clsrk' dent whsok they are uLgrateful.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

A descriptive writer in Idescribine ahs Grand Canyon of the Colorado ssys: "Indsseribsbls wonder of VOL dersi Into it might be tunblsd most of the o,bsr astounding things in ma turs. Twenty Yossmi'ies might lie unpsrcsivsd anywhere b.low Niagara would net here pssesss the dignity Oi . trout stseam."
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Some time since the PRosfRsToI made nOts of the ,ariival sf Judge Geo. W. Hsrdmsn, . promin minsnt eireu,t court of judge Illin sis. whe visited the propsrsiss si the Copper King Cs. in tSis county. In . lstter te c. F. Potter oi Minneapolis, Minn., Judss Hsrdman wrote he was plsassd with the showi.g snd developments made. He oppressed esp fdenss in the Bisbss property oi the company, spoks most highly of the Barrett camp snd the isstsTing showing thers, and put in . geod word for the Solomon sprinss elsims. The Judges obssrvations alss brought out favorable praise for the nsnsgs@sns and . strong belief in the future greatness of the com. psny.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
BlsBEE JOTTINGS
DisBss. January go. 1899. coPPRlrnoS.

BIsBRH. Jsnuasy 9S, lS99.
 coPPRRrnas.
 Lawyer Or6,ls of Tus,on. has bssn In the city the pat few days sn basi- nsss.
 District Attorney Land is expected e como over iron Tsmbss0as on s6sisl bs.insss.
 P. HI. Benton aud r. D. Moore of willcox gre in the city, arriving os ysstsrdsy's train. They are after cattle.
 J. s. Welsh. collector fer the Ls Junta Mile C., is in the city looking after sons of the bills due his com psny here.
 Bishop Ksndsisk arrived h Bisbss on this svssi.s's train. Ne will hold ssrvisss st Library Isli sn Sunday evening at ! %.
 W. J. Macauly. travelling fer cash resi.tsr arn of Dsnvss. Cs,o.. Las been iu the city dsisg busissss snsnR our merchants the past few days.
 BE. Graham | G. today bought from E. q Adsos the property kaswn as the o, K. stables, cad will improve the property making . Art slass livery s,abls. . wagon and blssksnitb shop, etc.
 Fred Henry, assa sl ysass. aa sld time niasy snd prospsctor. died Thursday as the ssnPaay hospital after sn illnsss lastisg nearly . year, Tho funeral ssrvises were held teddy 'ro,n Library Hal! ct 80 p.n. Mr. A. E. Smith . nirisg aan from s,lvssto., OrsRCu, wss sa in. coming passenger on this svsniss'' train. He together with Ar. Henry Eissnhsrs and others are intsrsstsd is soms mines ssuth of the lias.
 Mrs. wsleh. wife si our we'll kasv, 1 sitizsn James Wslsh, died at hsl rssidsnss as upper Tonbs.oss sanysu ysss.rdsy morning after . shsrs ill., ness. The funeral ss,viess were hslt today ffoa the houss under th' auspisss of the Good Tsnplars. J. 6. Deuslss, superintendent of th' Senator mine near Prescott, . sen Q Prof. Douglas, president of the Cope Queen Co.,. is is the city e the Eaes of Nessrs. Ben ssd Lsvis Williams Ars. Douglas hes been spsnding th' past few weeks with her parents, Al and Mrs. Lewis Williams hsrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

The Golden Spike Celebration st Globe, has bsen p"stpoasd from Feb. lst until F.b Is, cons quently the reduced rate via tho Southern Pacific Company will not apply until Feb 12th, when the s. P. will mako the very low rate of one fare for the round trip to Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

The Tuessa Star says. "1sver in the history si Arizona has there bsen such . general demand for gcea cop per properties a now. s.d every sec tion of Arizona is showing Arizons can moro than auadruple hsr gold cad silver output. It sssms that shs copper age of Arizona is with us, and with it much increased prosperity
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
Copper still going up. it is now 10 ssnts rsr pound. Load strong and steady At four ceats.

Tbe question of perpetual motion has been solved by sn up-ts.dste philosoph Rage make psper paper makes money; money makes banks. banks mako lOans lsaps make poverty poverty nakss rags: rsgs nsks-weli, yeu ssop here and esm menss over sgai.. a,d kssp sa soing until the COWS eoAs ho0e."
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

M. H. Twomey who is interested in Coohise county mining was . late arrival fr,m wi,lcox. He has great faith in the DraRoops.-Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Nearly all the -tilers on the var ious grA D ts in Cochise County have been sub2oenad to appear at Tucson before the land court aud give tssti mony.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

J. H. Slsugnt.r Is exprcted in from San Bsrnsrdino ranch today. H. will go to Tucson to attend the land
 court to look after the title to his land grant,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

The Gils Vally Telephone Com pany have received % new "h.!lo," fer there nv customers, between SolomonviIle and Pima.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

EspsstoSsuag en the sidswalks ei Phssaix is pusishasls by Ass, and Nssshsl 1sskss is ss the war path ssais.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Jake Tro~bridgs is again handling the ribbons on the Tombstone stage lIne. Jake is enc of the best stsge drivsss in the west, and ws arc glad to see hin again with us.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

A man who ran for office in Mic 'ouIi filed sn itemized account of hi- election eIpensss: Flank paper. 10 cents; eigars, 10 ssnss; bananas. % cents; csrti6satss of noa.isa,ion, 25 chewing gum, 10 cents losned money , cents; lest time, 2s cents; Total, $l.l5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Here is the way the Florence Tri- buns looks at it:-"The Twsntisth Lsgislaturs has dsns no damage se far"
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Mrs. H. q. Howe came in on the noon coach today to lock a'ter sems of her effects here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
WlNTERY WEATHER.
A Cold Snap Brings on
 "Reminiscences.

Judging by tho following slIrpint from an Iowa paper ,hey must have some cold weather in that country "Whewi Wasn't that blizzard dandy Put us in mind Of twenty years ego Used to freeze . bottle of 4h proof alcohol around . stick and use it to knock tke icicles If the teakeitle epout when we were getting dinuer. The sun dogs all froze to death ths' winter, and e nightmare had her h0O'e fTose of. A young fellow proposed 10 . girl ovsr ~, Upper Grove, but hi words frozs in the air ani never thawsd out till June, and then he vas accepted ny an ol maid 60 year. old who happen-d ,o be present when the words tha s-d out. This brought on breach of promise suit. but drag. gsd along until the next winter, when the old maid and all the records fros- -tif, and the court declared the en- gage ment broken of ky the frost. It was nothing ts go ont and rirk a shaft forty feet through . snow baEk tO find the COW in tho morning, and when we found her che gave ie cream. It. va. suite cool by suells along rev- sral dave ir the winter months, but i, was sw!ul he, in the ,ummer."
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

= any known to
 5 5; < < ]" j: j: 5: 5:
 the tongue of E man. It can invite or repel.
 sigh or smile, be m eek or naughty. tear lHE . passion to .4 tatters or hum
 ply seek for
 giveuess.
 It can also tell the story of health. A woman who suffers from weakness and disease in . woman ly way sits in sorrow and dejectiop while
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

The annual interest eu the out standing indebtsdness ef the United States is $l11 .oO0, ,OOo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

Thos. Vaughn brought over another rrissusr from Bisbss sodsy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

J. c. Page returned from Distee today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

10 Cure C-,As sttpatiO,. FOrsvsR.
 3Ake Cascarets Indy CatLsrtic- loe or a< " c - C fsk sS ss.-- e. --~'ess yefupd ruou<.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

IF. McClu e and wife ere visitors to Tombstons. Mr. MrClure is . brother of the publisher Of McClure's Magssine, and is said te Le himself 'nterested in that far famed pub!ics- ton. Ths visitors have included Tombstons on the route of their ex- tended Plsssure trip. ard find much in the city of he 'epulchrsl name to interest them. They have also found ell scqnsintancrs in Prof. Willard, principal Of our school. and the family of our towusman F. N. Wolcott, mak
 ing their brief s'ay sn sg;esshle one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

not . thousaad miles from the court hsuss, received . letter today from . sitissn who dssirsd his proisssisssl ssrvisss. No snslosurss were male 0 cover sIpspss oi making .sssssary trip. sad She snly rsfsrsnes shat vss sonstrssd so mssa rsinburssmsnt for ssrsicss vas line which read. "I an certain that shs outcome of the legal battle will mean more feathers in ysur hat" The sssornsy. having .l- ready bess burdsnsd with more fame shss hs can conveniently carry with cut the aid sf . ssas. immediately wrets his ssrrsspondsns ths: he slrssdy hsd moro fsathsrs than he had hsts, aud losg since discovered that Shs railresd would not honor aoy tind sf plsnsgs for fares while equal diAsulsv wss sxpssisscsd In posing iseshsss fer legal tender even fn fsnkstsss. He then eutlissd Shs eniy course sIsa e ssenss his pssisssis.sl sssv,sss snd is ,ow wait. isg fer . reply.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05

] vivacious woman's fan can frequently speak in more elo- Quent language than
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-05
BIsBKI, January, 3l 1872. coPPERIAas.

BIsBKI, January, 31 1879.
 corPERnss.
 B. \. Packard was an insoning passenger on last svsnins's train. He has been in THsson for the psst flow days.
 Mr. wm. 0adl is h town and in- sspds to remain here . while. He has bsss living io Tusssa for the pact few months.
 The open letter in tho Orb of last evening from Prsi. AsCrss is . very fairn iudsd illustration ei the present schssl question.
 Nr. E. .. Adans, vho has .sld cut his o. \. stables. left yesterday fer the Husshuess where be has soms prsmising ninss.
 The salvation army squad who are h tswn, gave . grsmsphsns entertain nsnt last svsnise bsiers the lodge oi she 0ssd Tsnplsrs.
 Ns. wm. Hughss lsis yesterday aorni.g fer Nsdgslena, Sonora. where hs gsss to look after some valuable Di.ips prspsrtiss belonging te hin.
 Several cattle buyers are h town locking for bargains. while tho tswo seems full of s.ran gers here for the purpose of invssting in copper mines
 ". Greene came in from his ranch ysstsrdsy. He sspssts ts leave fer Phoenix on tons1row's train on busissss connected with his mines asress the line.
 Mshar's Ninstrsls will appear ss the Opsra House asxt Saturday fss- rusry 3rd. They will give . biz street parsds ss nosl. Box sheet new open at Bi.bss Drsg Store.
 Ten Vaugha and Francisco Lsauna tsok tris so rsmbstens vsstsrday morning. Ton is expected back ts- dsy while Ms. Lssuns will solsrs at Hs.sl White sous time fer carrying concealed weapons.
 The W. W. W. Medicine Co. are still givisg thsir nightly entertain mslts. The crowd they drew lsst night blocked the road leading past the O. X. s,ablss e that teams had . hard time e clear their way through. Bishep Ksadriek held divine services as Library Hall Sunday svsa- ing to large and attentive cenErsss- tien. The bishop's text was "6i,s us our daily broad" The sermon wa' very i'm prsssive, and was very inter | sstirg aud instructive. The telephone line has been in operation ssvsrsl months past oon- nssting '. W. flavson's. W. H. Bssph,'s, Nr. WiIliams' house, the snsltsss and all the oonpany ot6css. hssidss tn, TO is . long distsnes phsne ts Nsso, 5.u Dsrnsrdino and the American Custom HoIss. 4 Tombssoos a,torney, whs resides uos thousaad miles from the court hsuss, received . ls,ssr today from . sisissn who dssirsd his proisssisssl ssrvisss. No snslosurss were male o cover sIpsuss "s making .ssssssry trip. aad ths snly reference shat vas sonstrusd to msaa rein nburssmsnt for seryicss VAS . line which read. "I su
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-17
Personal.

Mr. Cyrus II. X. Curtis. proprietor OF
che Ladies' Home Journal, accompanied
by his wife, Is spending few days In the
city.
Mr.. George e. Tinker of Concord, N.
H., AMI Miss Katherine Tinker Of Moore
head COLLEGE. Minnesota, arrived yester-
day to visit Mrs. Tirker's brother, MIR.
J. w. ID. Carter of Spring street. Miss
Tinker has heen recalled IRON her posi-
tion in Minnesota to teach at the Emer-
son college, OF which she is graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen X. small went
to Poland Springs yesterday and will
be the guests of that charming hosiery
until September.
Mr.. Charles Piuumer and family have
returned from their summer cottage to
their Congress street hore.
Postmaster SWEET Of this city will prob
ably attend the convention of the first
class postmastsrs in Washington, ID. o.,
on November Til.
Mr.. J.W. Dyer left for ths west on Mon
day. His niece, Miss Nellie Dyer, who
has been spending the summer In Port
land returned with him to her home in
Pennsy lvania.
Col. Roberts, the government Inspector
OF public buildings. was in the city yes
terday. This work on the post Office Is
nearly completed and Col. Roberts came
here to make an inspection Of it.
Kirk Munroe. the author, was in Port
land Tuesday on his way to Labrador.
He and his wife have been spending the
GUNNER at Woodstock, VT. where his
wife remains during his absence.
Col. Joseph Wagner arrived Mt Peaks
island FROM Kennsbnnk In the 9alai.
dega," and he was warmly welcomed
by host of frisnds az he went to his
moorings. be win be thu guest OF MIR.
and Mrs Conniers.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-17
SHEPLEY CAMP ENfERTAINS
VISITORS.

A renewed Interest is nanifestinq itself
in the work of shepiey camp. No. 4.
Sons Of Veterans ard little later In the
season active work viii he commenced
to arrange for the entertainment of the
next State Encampment. which is to be
held in this city. June. 1900.
AT tbs meeting held on Tuesday eve-
ming the camp was favored by visit
from Gen. Nelson Monroe of Boston, who
made come interesting remarks Gen.
Monroe is q veteran and also son OF
veteran. his farther serving In the U. S.
army during the Civil war. Gen. Mon
roc was attached TO the list Pennsylvania
regiment of volunteers, Of the second U.
S. army corps. He also saw service in
the 10th corps. He saw some active
fighting and as result was wounded
eight times in the various battles in,
which he participated. Gen. Monroe is
n member Of John A. Andrew post, No.
Is. G. A. r., and of Camp No. 90, s. of
v. Of Boston.
The camp was also favored by a visit
from Past Capt. ]. Emery Coulter of
Needham, Mass. who is in the city for
several weeks on business.
At tho meeting of Tuesday evening
Henry g. Thomas was Installed as COR
poral CT the guard. ard Frank b. Carey
as camp guard to fillyacancies.
At the meeting next Tuesday evening,
Brother II. g. Thomas Ia to give the
members a graphaphone entertainment.
Gen. Munroe Is also expected to be pres
ent and an interesting programme is to
be prepared. A corn supper is also to be
enjoyed on that evening.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-17
PORTLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Portland Railroad company
was held at the company IS Office yests.a....,yi
afternoon. The followinr board Of di-
r--vSors were electsdl: William r.. Wood.
Charles +. Libby, William @. Davis.
william A. Wheeler, Payson Tue ker, J.
5. Kicker and A. Whitney.
The report Of the directors to the stock.
holders was presented and accepted. II
shows the affairs Of the COMPANY to bs
In prime condition In all particulars
The report will be sent to the railroad
commissioners and will not be mads pub
! lie until it is given out from their oiiice.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-17
RIyERToN PICNIC PARTY FROM
SACO.

A party of sS of the members of the
81 ain street Baptist church and Sunday
sch DOL, enjoyed buckb ride Wednes-
day morning from Saco to Riverton park.
The party was conveyed on two buck
boards by Saoo livery stable proprie-
tors buckboards. A basket lunch was
enjoyed on the groundsl.at noon and the
party attended the performance at the
rustic theatre in the afternoon, returning
home in the afternoon after pleasant
o uting.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-17

Patrons of the PRESS who are go
ing out Of town for the season are re-
minded that they may have the ad-
dre.s of the paper changed as often as
desired, if they are regular subscribers.
To those not regular subscribers the
paper will be mailed at the rate Of
fifty cents month.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-17
PLEASANT LAWN PARTY.

A pleasant lawn party was given yes.
terday afternoon by Mrs. Peter Laing
Kyle, Sherman street, to few friends in
honor of her guest, Mrs. Robert Foster
of Montreal.
The lawn was decorated In yellow, an
abundance Of golden-rod and nasturtiums
being used. Punch and sharhst wete
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-17
FREE MAIL DELIVERY.

Postmaster SWEET has made his report
in regard to the free delivery system in
the Deering district to the first assistant
postmaster general and expects to have a
reply in few days just what the pro-
gramma will be MIR. SWEET Is unable to
say until ord is received from Washing
ton. The system will extend as far as
Aliens corner in that section of the
DeerIng district and also as far as River
ton park.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-17
]. R. LIBBY co.

ssrssd from artistically decorated booths.
The Stars and Stripes and the Union
Jack were effectively used In the deoora-
tlons.
An attractive feature Of the afternoon
was the little tent from which the future
was told by Gard or palms
The lawn with its decorations made an
effective setting to show on ths light
gowns worn By the guestA
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-17

-NO1 "NlNf NVuIIi Auks ~ I5SOs
AIR. IL. r. Hale:
Dear Sir. Last winter my two girls
were affected with a severe scalp
trouble, the oldest one being so bad
that all The hair on the crown of her
head fell out. and the scalp was mass
was affected In the sama way, and her
hair had droppea out In a spot as large
as ones hana. was intending to take
them to physician when a frlend told
me TO call and get bottle OF Hale's
Compound Qulnlne. did so, ana am
pleased to say that two bottles effected
q complete cure; new hair grew ON the
bald spots, and they now have full
growth and clean and healthy scalp,
Mrs. G. II. FLINT.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-17
new IDEAS
Ar OUR
Fancy Work Depal

New Ideas In all kinds Of Stamped Linens DOyes
squares Linens Tor the sdeboard Tables
Bags Kodak
TO work them with When little chup
Linens and see how 5 0 pick up novelty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-27
Fair Warning.
another '

Some of our subscribers will
please bear in mind the remark
made by this paper few days ago
regarding subscription. The
amount you owe, to you is small,
TO the paper in tie aggregate the
amounts are greater than we can
afford to have outstanding. Know
ing yourself to be indebted to the
Daily ARDMoREITE you will please
settle before Feb. 1st, as on that
date all who are in arrears will
find their paper discontinued and
the above is, why.
We cannot run the paper with
out funds. Your Indifference to
this request will be taken for
granted that you no longer want
the paper, and it will be stopped.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-27

Among the recent kleptomaniacs
brought to Aigl-t in the department
stores by the industrious female detect
ives was woman accused of purloin-
ing various articles who on examina-
.ticn was found to be worth $175. 900 in
her own right and not stingy at that.
Her lawyer Immediately put in plea
OF temporary alteration, but the lively
female detective said that there were
plenty of women who We're quite able
TO buy all they wanted. but saw a great
deal more fun in stealing it,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-27

The United States senate now pro-
poses to take hand in the investigation
of the army contract scandals. This
looks as if we might have an investiga-
tion of the Investigators.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-01-27

=
eze eD this eouneE from
bout izaiGlb znnst bio talEsn
aaIae allowance That he iA aEHa-
ioua and even unscrupulous In his
y5oitfinal aiana has not yet been dis
rsr1ved Bnt the Spanish accounts OF
6ih treatment of Spanish prisoners wear
suspicious air Of exaggeration The
report that he drove the monks through
the streets with rings through their
moses, "a which cords were attached.
ana employed numbers Of others a.
beasts Of burden until they died Of Ill
treatment is hardly credible Such
documentary evidence as has come to
ua or this mans character does not
show him TO be ferocious savage.