Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-02
BISBEE JOTTlNGS
BIsBEE, June g, 1899 COVERINGS.

c. A. Overlook & Bro,
 Chas. McHenry, the we'll known
 Tombstcner, came up yesterday from
 a trip to Mexico having been in the Cananess. He reports much mining activity in Sonora.
 The carpenters will soon be out of
 the company's store. The hardware
 department, the last inside arrange
 ment on the first floor is fast being completed and will be exceedingly
 spacious aud convenient.
 Mir. II. H. Coote, of our city has
 just been granted a patent on an i'm proved cigar holder, called "The Dewey." The holder has a strainer for Altering the smoke, and cell for
 receiving the nicotine, thus prevent ing it from entering the mouth. The
 invention is an ingenious one.
 H. J. Donald of the grocery depart
 ment in the Copper Queen store, is a
 proud man today for a little girl
 arrived at his home yesterday-his first. She weighs just St pounds and
 the grocery scales will insist on
 registering that weight for NIT.
 Donald on almost any old package.
 A day or two since at Nacosari, Arch
 Kelly, well known in Bisbee, was made the victim Of fiendi=h plot at murder and his escape from death is nothing short of miraculous. A Mex icsn whe had an alleged grievance against MT. Kelly, clipped g piece of giant powder under the pillow ot Kelley while he was asleep, and set it off with the result that Mir. Kelley is robbed of his hearing and his eye. eight impaired, received internal injuries which may cripple him for life. Mir. Kelly was imme diately brought to Bisbee, and is now under medica treatment. The Mexican fiend is in jail in Mexico and will be tried for bis dssdsrdly attempt on the life oi Kelly.
 Under snow white bell of flowers and surrounded by bower of roses, carnations and smilax, MT. Chas. c. Hohstsdt and Miss Julia Ryan last evening laid their offerings at Hymen's high altar and became AS one. The ceremony took place in the pariors of the Hotel Bessemer which were handsomely adorned for the suspicious event. Promptly at 9 o'clock the wedding party made its appearance, while from on adjoining apartment the strains of the wedding march came softly upon the ear. Preceding the party came two dainty little misses, the daughters of Mir. Otto Von ksmel and MT. Clifford Leverss, who strew flowers upon the path way of the approaching partici- psn.s. Following these came the grOomsmen and maids. MT. Louis Hohstadt, 8 brother of the groom, being the best man and Miss Louisa Finch, half sister of the bride, the maid of honor. The Misses Ella Pritchard, Maggie Hill, Florence Sampson and Helen Grant were the other bridesmaids and Messrs. ". K. Chambers, A. w. Howe, Geo. Dunn and Alex. Grant the Grooms- men. The service with the ring was performed by Judge Star Williams who gave to the beautiful ceremony all that impressiveness and solemnity so we'll fitted to the occasion, The guests-about forty in number then offered their congratulations ,te the happy couple, who received these tokens Of good will with evident ap- precistion and ease. The bride was at;ired in white silk with vail and orange blossoms; she wore no orna- ments.. The groom was, of course in conventional black. The parlors were then cleared for dancing, and for awhile light hearts and fyiDg feet beat time to the measure of the "tre nbling striRg." A bountilul sup per followed and then around the festive board numerous toasts were drank to the health of the bride and groom. The presents which were in the inner room included many valuable and useful gifts, and in their selection showed the extreme good taste of tine donors. Space will not permit us to give the names of those present, but sufiice it to say, that the personnel of the guests. in- cluded the leading social element oi the city. To Madame Crossey, the