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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
Nervous Dyspepsia
To Gain Flesh. TO Sleep Well. to Know
What Appetite and Good
Digestion Mean.
MAKE 4 TEST az sruART's Dysrrr.
siA rAULEIs.

No troublt n more common or more
misundefHtood than nerves dyspepsia.
People having II think their nerves are
TO blame and urc surprised that they
are not cured by nerve medicines The
real seat OF the mischief N lost sight
~, The stomach IN the organ TO be
looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever In the stomach. ~
perhaps any Of the usual symptoms ~
stomach weakness. Nervous dyHpcp-
rin shows Itself not In the stomach 10
much ~ In nearly every organ. In
some cases the heart palpitnter and II
Irregular. In others the Kidneys are at .
fected In others the bowels are c0n-
Htiplted, with headaches. Htiil others
arr troubled with loss of flesh and APP
petite with accumulationa OF gaa. sour
riHlngs and heartburn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
coLo.,rD SOLDIERS on A r.AtA.
Troopers Cspiur. Town Of resarlans-cn-
Isens Thrsatsn to tiiow " the Tram.


Little Rock. Ark. Jan. ai.-A special
10 the Gazette from Tcxnrkann, Ark.
says; There passed through Texar-
kama today eight trninlonds OF negro
soldiers. 1900 In number. composing the
Tenth United States cavalry. en- route
to San Antonio. When they arrived
hcru they were a drunken mob, ana
an offort was made 10 them 10 tear up
the town. A number OF coloscd soldiers
kicked In door and entered n resort
and started TO run the place at the
point OF loaded rifles. Constable James
Rochelle was called 10 the place after
they had broken up the furniture. A
chase for the cars resulted. and Just rs
they reached them Rochelle captured
the leader Of the gang. AA soon Ms he
did so n hundred rifles were ievelcd at
him ana every negro loaded his gun.
Every ear window held drunken ne
gro with cooked rifle. and after tho
guns had been stuck In the officers
face the negro escaped into the cars.
The news spread. and every officer In
TaxnrkanR and hundreds Of citizens
Hooked around. the negro soldiers. who
Recmd anxious for trouble. County At
torncy Horace Vaughan placed himself
In communication with the governor,
and ~ "a result the trains were held
mere for seven hours, The negroes
wanted We're kept In n ear with an
armed guard outside. The trains were
aurroun1cd by lratc Tcxarkanana. who
send the entire horde to destruction.
The negroes learned Of this and finally
agreed TO hand over the guilty ones
upon Identification. but aA this was Inn
possible no arrests were made. Cool
heads prevented more serious trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01


II n safe 20 say that stunrt'a Dyspep.
STA Tablets will cure any atomach
weakness or disease except cancer OF
the stomach. They cure sour Htom.
ach, gas, loss OF flesh and appetite.
nleeplcssncss, palpitation, heartburn,
consultation ana headache.
Send for valuable little book on stom.
Roh diseases By addressing n. A. stuart
Co, Marshall. Mich. All drugigsts
sell full-sizcd packages at 90 cents.
Prof Henry W. Becker A. THE well.
known religious worker and writer OF
st. Louis.
Secretary Of the Mission Board OF the
German Methodist Church chief
Clerk and Expert Accountant for the
Tnrbor and Wharf Commission. Pub.
lie Secretary for the ~. Louis School
Patrons Association, and the District
Conference of Stewards OF the NJ. IL.
Church: also takes an active mart In
the work OF the EpwOrth League and TO
write on religious aud educational
topics for several magazines. How he
found relief II best told In his own
words.
some weeks ago my brother heard
me say something about Indigestion,
and taking u box from his pocket said
Try atunrta Tablets" l did, and
was was promptly relieved. Then 1
Investigated the nature OF the tablets
and became satisfied that they were
made OF Just tho right things and In
Just the right proportions to aid In the
assimilation OF food. ! heartily endorse
them IN all respects. aIu l keep them
constantly on hand"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
CAUGHT A TARTAR.
Terrible Turk Fs,i. To fulni ~. Contract
~ NJ. Paul.

n. Paul. MINI. Jan. ai.--Danny Me-
Lcod. champion catch-as-catoh-oa
wrestler OF America. won his match to-
night with Hall Adali. the Turkish
wrestler. and gave him sixty minutes
Of m hot wrestling as has ever been
seen.
The match was before the st. Paul
Athletic club. the conditions being that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
.E|elQlI Sl!lll[ Turkish Both

And Treatment Rooms In charge OF q
Cnunsteut Physician. who viii diagnose
and prescribe Tor patients needing mod-
icsl AID u you have cutarIh pyspep-
sla uheumuusm, Nervous TROUBLES or
Kidney Disease, come and be cured.
ANY kind of a bath YOU want Massage
for both sexes. Swimming losaons for
ladlen IS tie matron.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01
THE SECRET OF A GOOD DISPOSITION.
r Pnkham Says Careful Regard for Bodily
swoot and Attractive

trouble OF the female organs
hsnndn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-01

recall Dewey and Otis and our troops
from those islandsl I say that the
man or body who would do this would
Justly receive the condemnation OF
ALL"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

Nm 81. Sftober betam bic nSornabo"
bas feinoli@e S4tff in Si4t uno ma6te
iofOrt Sagb barouf. 2sbterem mar Der
&o6lenOOrratb a%usgegangen unb 10 tpurben
Die 9ampffeffel nit Petroleum, 3alg uno
anDerem 8rennmaterial, bas ii4 geraOe
borfanb, gebei5t, um tpom0gli6 nieber mad
Samatca 5uriid gu ~eelangen. Man re9nete
auf bic SinierntB Der Na4t, bod ungliid=
li9er @eiie mar belfer MonbI9etn, BEL
benz bic u@irgintus" ftA Der Wudiamteit
Der 8emannung Der nSornobo" nidt emit
5iebsn fonnte. plObli& iouite bor Dem
Bug Der p@irginius* cine &ugeI bOrbei
uro ba Capt, 5rp, nu6bem mod tpeitere
@sf9ofe in Der gaGbe Oes S6iffes einge=
f4lagen tparen, fir hi. Si4erbett ietneI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26
sponi19e KaDaIerie reitet iiber Ole Sei9en
Der Gri9oHenen.

einanber in einen @raben gepprfen, bod
tpurbe Capt, Srp DEFENDERS bs9r1bsn. Die
au6eitdtten Der flint 6ibrer tOln1en iomit
fi9erli6 gefunben perben, rnO, tpie es
6eiBt, 1T Der plaB, mo bic ii6rigcH 2ei9en
tiegen, ipdter Our3 Elm @eldnoer ein9ez
i6IOiTen tpOrben.
9ie ngirginius" mar elm ultnlObii3sr
Rabbampfer, Der iebo6 3ugtei4 nit elmer
@9oonerzS otatage uusgeriitet mar nno in
jener 3ett uGs ems Der i6nellftem @9tffe
gait. 0rei Sabre lang bate bas Tabr3eug
3pif9en ameritunii6en 9dfsn uno ben
peIthtbif6sn Snieln ben @erfs4r Dermittelt
unb nG6renb bteier 3ett Bel ben ipaniiAen
8e6Drben einen geni1en &uf erporbem,
G6nli9 benz Der r2auraba", bic BON Capt,
9art befebligt purbe.
Nm "a. Sttober 1873 bampfte Die n8tr<
~ginius" aus benz 9afen BON &ingitOn, Sas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

nit ginI4lieBung @rGb's, aus Dem Stabt.
gefGngnifIe na4 Mors0 Gutle am Ginganse
bes 9afens gebra9t unb bort in unteriroii4e
@erlieBe geporfen. 3nei Der 1nglidli4en
berlOren in 5olge Der erIittenen &ngt unb
&ufregung ben @sritanO. Die l1ebrisen
tpurben 5~tpun5ig Sage Fpdter auf @erlangen
Der &e9ierung Der 8ereinigten Staten auf
Dem Sampfer rSSuniata", inter benz @Om=
manoo bes ieitber perItor6enen Commanders
Brain, na9 Nmerita suriidbaf0rbert.
Spdtere llnterbanoluneen batten CUR
Solge, baB Spunien bel Der englii9en unb
a~meritanii&en Re9ierung fpegen Der l1eber<
t%retung be5 80lterrsdts N6bitte t3at uno fir
bic 9ingeri3teten cine betrd6tlifle @ntI9G=
bigungsiumme 5a9lte. Der y8irginius"
f4eiterte ipGter pdbrero zines Sturmes in
Der Nd6e bon Gap Scar uno gtng unter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

Manni8aft unb 9afa9iers fiir6tete, unb
bus Sabr8eug audi berets ~bebeutenben
@3aben erlitten bate, 10 huB Der Mai6is
nenraum bon Waffer tanb, 10 lisB er bas
Signal CUR lleberga6e geben unb betbreben.
9Gtte er fretli8 abnen %tOnnen, mas 1pGter
9ei4ab, 10 bdtte er es iebenfaGs auf bus
NeuBerfte anfommen laifen. .3pei nit be-
paffneten SOlOaten beiebte 8oote legten an
unh nabmen BON Der r8~trginius" 8efib,
tpGbreno Die Sterne unb @treifen am
Maite tpebteu. Die 9efaneennabme erfolgte
muir etpa Is Meilen bon Samaico entz
fernt nnh in englif6en @etpdfern, uno
au@ in Dem S6iffsraum tpurbe tsinerlei
@ontrebanoe pprgefunben.
4m folgenben 9u9mittag Inn s ubr
purbe bas gefuperte S9iff BON Der uSprz
nuOo" in ben 5afen BON Santiago einqee
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

&riegsmiibe itnb felbf bic M a
II bes a~meritanif6ea &reu.
3ers n&uIsi9b". Der i'm 8ei6pabsr
9epeD's bic rubmpOue 8 &c BON
mitgema9t bdt unb Der ieBt i'm
Safen bon Stem Yort tpeilt. 8iele Ieiner
2eute, bic iebt mebrere Mpnate iiber ibre
3eit i'm 0ienIte finO, ha6en folgenbes Seles
9ramm an ben S~lottsnminiFter geri9tet:
v@ee6rter 9err! Wir, bic Mannidaft
bes 8unbesfreu3ers v&aletg6", eriu9en
d6tungspoG, ba mir unIere 3eit auf Der
8unbesflotte e9renboa uebient, ipGter uns
qber freipiIig nur Bis our 8eenbtgung bes
Ipanti9zamerifunii9en &rieges berpfli9tet
6aben, UNI @inleitung BON @9ritten gu un<
Ierer @ntluKung. @iele bon uns baben 6
bis IA Morute iiber unIere 53eit eeoient
unb iparen bes 9laubens, Bel un1erer Qns
funft in Stem Yortt piirben mir un1ere Gnt>
la1ung er6alten. Wir finb Iebr enttduI3t,
baB 1ol9es ni9t geI9efen, uno eriparten,
baB Sic re4t baGb bus NDtbige Deranlafs
1en."
@Gren bic Ser. Staaten nod in einem gea
re9ten unb p%erniinftigen &riege begriffen,
Oann tpirben bieIe SapTeren Dbne Wurren
peiter bienen. go aber ni9t!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

GDan, gu retten, bo9 geIung linn bies ni9t,
DIS iiA Die Srage bstreff5 3urid3ie6un9 bes
Srei5ebnten aufparf, ma4te ct einen erneu=
ten @erIu9 gu @uniten ieines 9diiBlings,
bod fieG bic Gntf6eibung fir gimon @rab
aus, bon benz man nidt puBte, baB er ein
cubanif6er gapitdn fei, oa iein Same uuf
Der PuffagierGiite aGs Samuel Grab eingez
tragen mar. @rab's 9inri4tung ipurOe auf
48 Stunben binausgei6p6en, uro in Der
3pifden5eit traf bas engliIae &rieg5i9iff
uNeDoba", unter 8efebG bon @upitdn Sir
@arran, i'm 9afen Elm, Der fofort bonn engli=
i6en goniul bon benz 8lutDerg!eBsn bena4z
ri@tigt purbe unb benz ipanii6en General
gpuperneur 8urria Die 8DQ5iebun9 neitsrer
Sobesifrafen unter @nOrobung eines Bonn
barbements Der StaOt berbot. go puroe her
geit Der nod ni4t perurt6cilten @efansenen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

%. a m 8 : Mbenftuer. BON
s. SO. 0ablmann.
%. 9er perlorene &omerah. Bon
Sans 9opfen.
"a. Or. 3ernopib. 8pn 6. Sutros
S9ueding. ,
Is. MIles 9.reebGi@ unb anbere
@eI9i9ten. BON Ruoolpb 2i1bau.
26. Sim cummings. BON y. s.
pinterton.
81. Serr unh Srau 8siprr. Bon
Saul Qinbdu.
%. &Ietber MAIDEN 2eute. gon
@ottfrteb Seller.
Ser 8iloerborratb umfaBt bic f~olgenoeR
Rummern:
90. b. gnpribi, @rzSan3Ier bss 9elts
f9en aei9es. Sin Du0lJetrOffenes Bib.
@tabGfti9.
80. &utfer BiGbeGm I. uu Dem
Sterbebette. Gin OelortfbilD in
Der @rOBe BON 2Ox3O Bon. SIR ieoen
Seutf9en pirb bieies 8ilo Elm tpe1tbz
npnes 9ebentbldtt an hen belitorbenen
Selbenfaiier iein.
81. &ater @ilbeIm II. unn Sat
ferin Neufta @ictDrta. 3pei
s%inaslne 8iIOsr. (9iefe 8iIher iinO Oers
grtffen)
80. S ii It 9 tsmard.
33. Graf MpItte.
"a. Bapft SEP XIII.
30. (@er9rifien.)
SO. @brtfusa &ren3e.
81. NappIeon's Hid5ug BON
Mostau. Sin OelDrud na4 MetHoz
nier's Meifteriperf.
SO. Sefus G9rttus. SslDrud.
80. 9te 4etGtee Mar;u. SelDrnd.
Die 9uittung fir eingeiAtttt5 8elo err
foGgt auf benz fleiuen gsIbtn 3etteI Our3
@erdnberung BEG Monats uno Der Sabres@
subG.
9iefer 3ettsI seigt jsben 2efer, Biz 5u
pel9em Datum er ge3a9lt bat, uno mag
iGnmi9e 3abler gl.i38eiti9 on TIRE Ser
pflt9tung erinnern.
8riefe unb @elber obr!itre maa;
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

bra9t, unb obglei9 teinerlei @eranlaTurg
fir cine prOoeffirung Der Manni9aft ulo
pafagiere Dorlag, lieBen Die ipaniI6en 8e@
BORDEN bic 8eItimmungen bes @0lterre9ts
auBer Q9t, unb friib MOrgens am Monz
tag, ben 4. 0ooember 1873, bier Sage,
na9Oem bas S4iff in Santiago angelan9t
mar, purben Sen. &ban, gespeoes, 8a@
o unb Sefus bel Sol bingeri4tet. DIN
felben Na9mittag fanO bic @recution BON
Capt. Srb unO ieiner Manni4dft itdtt.
Der Sob bes Gapitdns mar Elm bD9t braz
matii9er. Nls bic Mannf9aft, ben Ruden
Der Mauer bes gGei9 auBerbdl6 Der Staht
gelegenen S9la4tbaufes 3%ugepenoet, Die
Musfeten Der fpanii9en S%eetruppen duf
fub geri9tet fa6en, gtng Capt. 5rp an be-
&et6e entlang unb nabm bon iebem Gin
5elnen M6T9isb. Damn tntete audi er ME-
Der, entblDBte fem 9aupt uno tpanote 7ein
Nntlib, pte UNI Elm @e6et 5u fpre9en, gum
9tmmel. IS erfDlgte Elm petnli4er 4ugenz
Bid Der &u6e, oann fnatterten Die 9eDeb>
re, unb als Ii9 Der &au9 ber3o9en bate,
fa6 man bon ben 81 Opfern 36 ii9 in
Spoesqualen tpinben. Ser @upttdn aaein
mar auf Der Stelle tobt. Die Scene, tpelhe
li9 alsDann abfptelte, fppttet aler 8ef3retz
bung. Die fpanif9en Seeioloaten %ititr5ter
ii9 pie pi1be SPHERE auf lire baG6tooten
Spfer, 6ielten i6nen bic Miinbungen ibrer
8epebre bor bus @eii9t poer itieBen Tie
i6nen in ben Munb unb iprengten ibncn
bu9ftGbli9 bic S9Gbel uuseindn0er. DIS
bic mt Spfer 5udeno am 8oben lager,
rift bic 8aoulerie iiber i6re 2ei3en bintpeg,
unb Die 2ei9en ~berienigen, tpel6e in benz
Gra6en ue6en benz S9lu9t6uuie feinen
Plab mebr fanben, puroen fortgei3leppt
unb in einem gemeiniamen @ra6e ein9es
19arrt.
@ier Sage 1pdter purOen Is peitere Sc
fangene auf d6nli4e 8eiIe abgef4la6tet,
unb na9 8er!auf Don ipeitsren bier Saqen
nod breioe6n mebr CUR @ref1tiOn gefii9rt.
Inter bieIen befanb fih Simon 9rab ais Der
9rei5e6nte, u1b er ent9ing benz S6iGIale ieiz
ner &ameraben MIR, neil Der Prieiter, MEL
der bic Spbtenmeffe in Der Sdpele celebrirte,
in elmer abergldubiiGen ~NntpanOtang ii4
neigerte, nit Der gersmpnie fOrt3ufabren,
nenn ni9t bic 3abG Der Opfer auf pier5ebn
er606t ober UNI ems berminoert ipiirbe. 0a
man teinen peiteren 9efan9enen CUR 8erfuz
gung bate, 10 muBte man ben 0rei3ebnten
BON Der 9inri9tung au5ne6men.
Inter ben ipan!fden Offi5iersn befanb
it9 Elm %getpifer @apitdn S'GaGcban, Der
frii6er in Der Qrmee Der gonf0berirten gez
bent bate unb 1pGter in Ipan:i9e 0ienite gez
treten mar. @r Derin4te, bas 2e6en Des
amerifunifhen &unof4afters, 9eneraI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26
Marturer fit Guba.
Oos S6idiaI Der Semannun9 uro pahasiere
Ger yDireinius" i'm 1ahre 1873.

Sn Der 1ebten Sibung oes GongreiieS
nurbe bur9 ben Mntrag nss Senators
Monep, buB bic n0tbige 8etpiligung fir
bic 4usgrabung Der 2ei9en BON Capt.
SoIepb Srp unb feiner 2eute bom amerita%
ntf9en Schooner r@irginiuS" unh bic
leberbringung berfelben uah BEN Ser.
Staten gema9t perbe, bds Nnbenfen an
bic erften Mdrtbrer fir bic Srei9eit Gubas
pieber ma6gerufen, an iene Mdnnsr, Die,
nu9bem bas S9tff uuf bOber Gee BON benz
fpanii9en 8anonenbpDt r5ornaho" aefaz
pert nprbsn, in hrutaler MeI1e bingeI9la9z
tet purben.
@on ben uus 40 80pfen 6~eite6enben
SnfaKen Der w8irginius" ~sntgtngen u
etnu 100 pafagiere benz grauIamen Sim
~ri9tungstobe, unb BON benen, bic ben
Sang CUR Ri6titdtte un3utreten 6atten,
fam Elm ein3iger nit Dem 2e6en hdbon.
Der Name biefes 8liidli4en, Der gegenz
pdrtig in pbtlabeIpbiu tpobnt, 1T @imon
9rab. @r begt teinen .3peifel oaran, OaB
Die 2ei6en feiner &ameruoen ~gefun0en
perben f0nnen. @r fagt, @eneral &pan,
@eneraI @espeOes, @urOnu n Sefus bel
Sol purOen 5uerit erf6Oifem unb auf benz
fot9olii4en 5rteobOf beerbigt, ND ibre
grdber bur6 gep0bnIide 2st4eniteiae be-
5ei4net tpuroen. Capt, 5rb unD feline
2eute erIitten bier Sage fpdter ben MdrtDz
rertOO unh lire 2ei9en tpurben MIR Sur9z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

maica, urter benz COMMANDO BON @apitGn
So1ep6 Srp. 9a file ben General SO. u. 6.
GDan, ben befannten &unof4after Der
l1nionsarmee pGbrenb bes &~ebelionsfrte4
ges, aus benz Staute Seem Oort ~9ebirtig,
gebro GeIpebes, etnen iiin9eren 8rltber por
Garlos Manuel @eipeOes, benz Damali8en
grdftbenten Der cu5aniiGen &epublit, Sc
fus bel Sol uno Sen. 0arDna, bic eben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

BON Mobrib entfloben unb auf benz &iG>
tpege na9 Cuba begriffen tparen, an 8orO
genommen bate, 10 13Opfte Der ipanifde
Gon1ut in &tngIton 8eroa9t un0 %eritattste
fofort Dem @eneral@9 ouberneur Sean BUR
riel BON Der prObin8 Santiago 8eri4t, Der
unoer5iigIi6 bas &unonenbOot nSornabo",
Capt. gobilIo, %abfanOte, UNI bic r8ir9inius"
auf5uiu6en unh pomDglth gu tapern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

Sn Der @ila nNGpenrube" in 8er4tesz
gaben, bic mir bier i'm 8ilbe bOrfi6ren, Be-
abfi9tigt bic &aiier1i9e Samilie i'm fomz
member @ommer @ufentbalt gu nebmert.
&aiier Wilbelm 1. pObnte bier 5pei Sonz
mer unb aronprin3 Sriebri9 Wil6eGm i'm
9pmmer 1873. 9ie 8iQa tpurbe in ben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

fHnf3iger Sa6ren i'm gOt6iI6en Stite erbaut
fir sSrG1lein bon Waltenburg, bic morganaz
tiI9e So9ter bes 9rin3en albre4t Don
9reuBen. Nnfangs Der neun3iger Sabre ging
1e IN ben 8efiB bes @ommer3ienrat6s StORr
aus 2eip3ig iiber, Der ie bur4 ben Ar@itefz
ten 0offlein aus Berlin um6auen unb bur9
Arizona republican., 1899-04-19
THE BLHCk DlHMOND
rIr. r. F. HudS son Returns from d Trip
 10 fhe DragoonS.

T. r. Hudson who returned | Friday from a visit to Pearce. was
 also. oUt to see his property near the
 Black Diamond group. The Black | Diamond claim was located in 1880 by
 Al George who a few years ago was shot by the Apaches who infested those mountains, the Dragons. MT. | Hudson relocated the claim in 1886, as well as two adjoining claims, the England and the Procrastination. This latter claim, by the way, was named very appropriately It is the highest claim in the group, situated many feet up near the top of Dragon mountain and one must make 9 steep climb to attain the summit. For this reason the owners consumed consid-
 erable time before determining to make the ascent Also they dellberat- should name the prospect, until one Of them suggested it be named Prccras-
 tination.
 The group is traversed by an i'm mense iron cap which Mir Hudson said he believed runs g. per cent iiOn It is very hard, as illustrated by the headway gained. Two forces of ten men. working ten hours a shift can only succeed in making q little less than live 1e6C III A Week-
 The Out-crOppings of the copper ledge measure 200 feet n width. One shaft has been sunk 100 feet and al- together nearly 500 feet Of work has been done. A tunnel is being sunk in to the side of the mountain, where il will reach the rich sulphurets about GOO feet below the surface. Ths work has already extended twenty-five feet through the casing, which runs good grade of ore and it Is expected that the center Of the ledge will be reached fifteen feet farther. It is thought also that lsad VII appear i'll the mine and the ore will be seB fluxing.
 Thomas Pidwetl, one-f0urth own CT. is experimenting the work. Some time ago the property was bonded to New York capitalists, whose agent al the mine is N. o. Bags. The leass will expire August 5, but 1t will prob ably be extended, as the New YCrlz capitalists are proposing erecting 2 smelter at the base Of the mountain and extending Q pipe line to the Black Diamond spring, about One-half over the ridge After the operators strike the sulphurets they intend to follow the ledge for 900 fee5 and in all Go about 2,000 feet of work.
 MT. Hudson brought with him some rch peacock ore specimens They were taken from the center of the vein at the grass roots The samples run about forty per cent copper, over an ounce in gold and forty ounces in silver. Mir. Hudson said tha. the en- tiIe region about the Dragons was heavily r.neTalized, and he believed the ledge running through his proper ty was the mother of copper.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-19
FUNERAL OF }. ". KlNCHlD
Large Crowd Assembled fo Pay Final
 Tribute of Respect.

The funeral of T w Kincaid yes terday was attended by 3 great num- Der of citizens and the teachers and pupils Of the city schools. The floral offerings were lavish and beautiful One of the largest, Q huge pillow of eVeTgreens and flowers. bore the ap- DTopTiate motto: Our Schools Friend another was a beautiful! cross and crown.
 The Rev. Dr. HaIsey took for his text Daniel, 2:25: q have found a man." He said in part:
 You recall the story of the Greek philosopher who. walking through the streets of Athens in the day time with a lighted lantern, was asked what he vas searching for-"I am looking for a man was lis reply.
 "A wits feather and a chiefs a rod An honest mans the nObiest work or
 God"
 He who met John Kincaid found an honest man. John W Kincaid was born in Tennessee, Feb. IT, 1849, the son of John and Jane COnley Kincaid. He was left an orphan in 1881, by the death of hts father; his younger brothers and sisters being dependent upon him. Nobly did he do his work by them. Two brothers, Thomas, at Fort Worth, Tex; and Andrew, at Dallas. and one sister, Mrs. Mary E. TaintIer, at Springfield, Mo; Mrs. Kincaid and three daughters survive him. He was county and district clerk Of Somerville county, Tex, was deputy sierdff, and I believe sheriff He was known as ar officer who dared to arrest any criminal, however dangerous.
 About 1887 he came to Phoenix Here he engaged first in abstract work, compiling one of the finest sets O. books in the territory. He was eIrctsd and reelected justice of the peace, and was a model officer. As an official his motto might well have heen: "Be just and fear not" lie administered exact justice to nelghbor or stranger. friend CT foe. There are such men ln the world, but they are few. He was a man of remarkable will power. Physically weak, he was morally a giant. IA prominent citizen said yesterday: There is no tribute