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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

fa military ps.soas sa offender is some- fimes sentenced to carry cannon balls from one place to another and pile them up all day long. That is all. Perhaps it does not seeu vssy terrible but it soou wears his life out. N is practically death sentence, Many . sick man feels the same way about the burden of disease that he is iugging bacf and forth from day to day. He would ss coon be down with . mortal disease. It will come to that sooueT or later
 mans life can be dragged out by dyspepsia and liver complaint. The ex- perience of Mfr. ]. T. Cardweil, of Fall Greek Depot, Pittsylvania Co, Va, shows how Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov. cry saves people from consumption by waking up their nutritive organism and giving it power to supply pure, healthy blood, which drives out blood poisons and dcsd tissues and builds up sound, whole come flesh and muscle
 feel fl my duty" writes Mir CardwerI in letter to Dr. Pierce. to write you of the lasting bcuefts derived from the use of pr. Pierccs Golden Medical Discovery and little Pellets which 6sfleA ihe skin of one Of the best phy, aicians in my State. It ran on and I continu- ally grew vorse until concluded to write to the Worlds Dispeussry Medical Association 'Coldcn Medic,I bi.covery and Pellets for indigestion snd liver complaint: at this time two months had passct Tn two or three days after I had commenced the use of your Inedi- clue my cough hsd entirely stopped my diges- ton vas better my low spiriis driven away and felt new life and vigOr in my whole body"
 This marvellous Discovery makes nerve force and rugged power. It is far better thzn oily cmul-ions; it does not urskc fsbby fat, it does u0; iE-reSse ths weight of coTp1ient pe"r.e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

The funeral of Chas. w. Barrow took place this afternoon being hel under the auspices of the A. O U w. of which order decessed was an old and honored member. The funeral cortege was q long one, headed by members ot the A. O. U. W in line. 4. the cemetery the solemn rites and inpres-iv- ceremony of the order wss ohserved and all that was mortal of tne Y, ;eren pioneer wes laid to rest. severty-two busy snd useful years passed over the head of deceased and ne had lived the allotted time Tn g vel spent lie. He vas the only rem tining brother Of 2. M. Barrow, vino k deeply touched by his death and the fading or the vital spark is monrned hy largo circle or friends the linits ot which included all who knew him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Go-to-pi-Ei, an Gpschs serving . twenty five years sentence in the senite tisrv. died Saturday morning, tine rcsul. of coming m contact with 8 rat 'lcsna1s Friday. He was working on the prison farm making garden, when an immense ratt!er drove it's 'angs into his forearm. He was i'm
 media,ely brought to the prison hos- vitsl and everything possible done to lo save him, but 10 no avail.-Sentinel
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Ing for bis suhjec " The adv .nce enent O Sciencs in the past Century" The lecture WAS delivered in au eloquent and able manner, and showed tine speaker thoroughly acquainted witL his utject, md he held the attention of his hearers from the ginning ts the end of his remarks. MT. .iamN- - left on the -P0cIal Monday morning going :S Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26
Sill More Cuu,.tc.cciti1g.

The Secret Service has unear;hed an other hand O. cvunter!eittrs ara secured large quantity of b. gus bills, uhIch are so cieverly eXtCuied that the average person would never suspect them of be- ing spurious. Things ot great vs.ue are always selected by counreIttI,erS i,r i'm itarior, notably the celebrated Hostel ter's Stomach Bitrers, which has many imitators buI no equals for indigestion. dyspepsia, constipation, nervousness and general debility. The BI,ters sets things right in the s'onach, and when the stomach iS in good order il makes good blood and plenry ci il. in thls manner the Bi,ers get at the seat of strength and vitality, and restore vigor 10 the weak and debiliiafed. Beware of coun- terfeiters when buying.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

The Gazette says the PRoSPECToR exaggerated the smallpox scare al Phoenix. The report in travelling this far got pretty well coiortd up and we take pltasare in Tctracting. The Gaz-t;e says there are but three cases in that county, two Of ,hr n in hospital cOnvalescirC from varielnId, and one near Glendale, Representative Arthur, quite well again after a mid attsck of the came disease. And that Is all
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26
FOR SALE.

ca account of death of one of the owners, the TX r,nch IS offered for sale. Is we'll stocked with horses and well graded cattle, wIndmIIls, three large reseruors, dwelling of , rooms, ou, houses. corral, two good pastures, black smith and carp nter tools, moving ma chine ssd rake>, and everything needed on 4 COW ranch. Title good. consisting Of patented land cls ms, all improve ments and pastures being on patented ground. The ranch IS situated Fetween Ryan Bros bar ranch. and the Erie Carrle Co. m Lower Sulphur Spring Valley, Cochise County, Auzona. his property must be sold by the 18th of NJ .rch, 1899. Parties wishing such a property al ply to
 IJos. HoEFLER,
 Tombstone, Arir.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

J.V. Vrckers returned this msrn- ing from Ft Worth Texas where he has heen in attenisnce at the ctttle- mems convention. Mir Eickers says tIe act-ndanae at the convtn'iOn wss la-ge, over l2o0 members b-ing pres ent. Quite nlnhsr of sales of two year olds WAS made, the prices rang ing the snnic as [ at af last year and iu some instances $l to $2 less than ast years prices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26
STRAWBERRY SEASON
Arizona Berries the First in
 the Market

The strawberry shipping season began ia Phoenix yesterday. Buxton & Co. sent out their iirs. consign- Trents. They were not very nume,- ou'. Loc-l -hIpper- this year will make n departure in the adoption oi three quarter r1und ins.saa Of pound boxes. They gre csmpeilsd 10 to se by tho course Hf the C.iiI"rnia growers. There is so tile diif-rrnc. between n the 'hrse-qrar'er pound sn' the po9Ei hoxss that 1t can hardly b. noticed and an unscrurulous dealer could easily decelvs his customers. That was no doutt the purpose of the California cHargr, for ii rot, the cest of shipping is greater the smaller ths packages. The pau1d boxes will be used in the lccal trade ty Phoo'.iy dealers .Se same as last yegr. I; |. ssti:nat. that the strawberry crop Tn the Salt River valley will amouat tn between I50.0Oo and 20o ,eGo boxes.- Republican.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Yesterday afternoon fire WAS dis covered in the Gird block, near tbe PROsP, CToR office. Th- fire depart ment was out in force and by their pronptness in responding to the cali ssved the entire block. 1Ee origin oi the fire waa due to several smali children playing with matches, and setting pile of pspsrs aiire in the upper story. When discovered thr fire hsd burned through the floor and wa. working it's way along the ceiling of the fr-t story. A hall hour Iaore start and the place would hsys been roaring furnace. Fortunately thr flames were extiugui-hed before much damage wss dore. Chic; Ben Cook and tke volunteer firemeo des rye much credit for promptness snd ssrviso,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

John MiileE's new strike has brought out from the east govern ment expert, who has purchas. s group of ten Wolframite mines and will commeHce shipping the ore to s concentra'or ct orce The ore Miller and others have shipped will run 70 per cent. This property lies two mile- east of Russsiville and miias north of Dragon Station on the s. F. E R. ju this cpuntv. The work
 here has been conin"d to A :ew owners ard the opening of another company insures thr,ving burg there
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

A telegram from Phoeni, says tha, Governor Murphy hes appointed the following gentlemen to fill the offices
 f santa Cruz county: Harry Bar nett. sheriff; Eb. Wiliian-, jndge of probate and ex ofiiciO school sup-riD- teadant; Wllli- P. Harlow dis,ric; a'- torley; Fred Herrera, trea-ur"T; W. N. Cum ngs, recorder k K Richcrd son, Geo Atkinson and Dr Nosn. su, eIvisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

The Cubaa soldiers will get about $IG0 each from the UaIted States, which they wil' sp-ni a. soon AS they receive it. Whs, great opportunity there will ba for S.nors Pakst. Bu oh Lemp and hi to make a Stake out of that thrse nill on,!
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Lieutenant Wiley F. Jones return . ed home Wednesday, his friends here being glad to see him. He belonged to McCord's territorial regiment which was mustered out A month ago, since which time he has heen ,Ick. II ia now in reasonable health. It l. understood that Lieutenant Jones will be re-appeinted 10 the office of district attorney st the April meeting of the board Of supervl-"rs. District Attorney Eswlins retiring m favor oi of the man who tine people of G-ah n county elected 10 off e. last fall by an overwhelming nrjonty.-S lomsn- vile Bulletin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

A. k. De Fluent, editor of the Jonrnal Doylestown, Ohio, suffered for number of years from rheumatism in his right shoulder and side. He says: My right arm at times was entirely useless. tried Chamberlain $ Pain Balm, and was sur prised to receive relief almost immedi- ately. The Pam Balm has been a con stant companion of mine ever since and 1t never fails" For Isale by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Ont of .hifty three decisions hand ed down by the Supreme Court on Weinesd in PhoeE mix. only one was rever- ed. In commenting on i,, the Tribune things 1t goes to show that our district judges arc either un usually br'gh, or predetermined tc siaud ty each others judgment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Alex Dsrward arrived yesterday and is shaking hands with his numer- ous Tombstone friends. Alter remain iGc sever4l days on ,i-:t MT Dar- ward will return 10 Banning Ca! where he Is new located.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Nikols Tesla .sys be can destroy Shs bsoilli of all dlsessss by applying nillions of vslts of electricity to per sons afflicted. This process has been in operation in Sing Sing for some years with unfailipg success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

The grand lodge knights O. Pythias meets in Jerome on May 10th. Great pr parations are being made for the A.1zora lights and locks like a big meeting. T, mb-tone will be represent cd by her full qnota.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Seven drum mers were in Tomb stcne yesterday. The knights of the grip travelled together and each rep reseDtsd . different line Of gonds. They are c jolly set and have e good time wherever they land.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

MT. Chas McHenry formerly of Tomb.tone, was recently hurt in a E,ISing accident in Butte, Mont, where he was foreman. He intends making q visit to Arizona ss scon ss he is able to travel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Latest monthly report from the Alssks-MeIiean mine shows the milling ot l3,O05 tons ore, yielding Sl.S5 per ton. Daring the msn;h 2I3 tons sulphure,g were saved, which are expected to smelt $30 per ton. The mouth's expenses were $s3, ,0G2.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

w. G, Abbott returned today from . sh ,rt trip to Dos Cabsz zss. H. reports much mining nc iyity at ths gold camp and promise uf boom ia that section looks favorable,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

The school trustee election will be held Saturday. Mir. c. B. Tarbell is the outgoing trustee but it is likely he will be again called upon to retain hi- job.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Ths Douglas vs Miller case came to a close yesterday and the referee will submit the testimony to Juige Davis A decision is expected at the coming term of court in May.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Some fine ore is being taken out at the McCorinick nin- by o. B. Hardy, who has some ID men at work. A shipaent 0! high grade copper orc will be made next week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

All members of Ihe Tombstone rerpsichorean Club are kindly re- qnested 10 meet at their hall tonight at s 30 o'clock. Important business to be transacted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Wm Kelly one of the popular A.. X S F. R. R. emplopes was s visiter to Tomb today. MT Kelly gees to Meri Ian. Mississippi where he .ias accepted good osition offered him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

The new treaty with Japan goes tnts effect sn July r, at which time Americana will have practically az free access to the interior of Japan for businsss purposes As they have in AhsiI own county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

It is now reported that it took $7 7,oOo to kill the stock bill in the council and that the money wssn't divided up among the members, either; in fact it looks as though 8 teugh scandal were about to come to light in connection with that tram sastisA.-Hsrald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Under 'he heading, 'Cost Of the ar in Lives," the New York Herald prints the ststCin, nt that tke deaths, from all causes. among the troops who Spani h war, numh-rr,I 5,73l in the time from May l, 1898, to February 2S. 1899.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

M D. Scribn-r returned home to- day after 8 several months sojourn in Ca if.rnia. He looks well and had c good tins but is glal to get back to hi, his old home again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Active and trusted person to vorl or us locally. LiHersl salary pusra' eeh. Good chance for advancement. Nc capit l required. For full info'- motion address Shepp Company lO3l-lO33: Chestnut St Philadelphia.
 3-9-25.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Tn. many runiD.tons friends of Judge w. H Stillveli will regret to learn tLat h. is critically i'll a. his home in PhOrnix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Tpe Ariz ma Copper C. mpsny shsra. are now selling at BPS, while ne short year ass they were gcIng begging at $3.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Cadsris Porto Rico. is BOW the old
 est city in the Upited States. It va. founded in 1909. ftty-siI ysars be- lsrs Bt. Augustine, Fla was founded.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Arlzena has he'd some pretty tough slsislaturss. and no nis'sks; but the dsad-ksat Twentieth will go down 10 history a little bit the worst.- Florence Tribune,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

M ga Helen Grant returned to Eis- bee toisv after an enjoyable stay Of "a fortnight in T"mhstons,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

J. A. Ruckis,iow let for Wilcox yesterday, where he goes to attend some surveying work
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

General Egan, Of embslmed heel fame, passed through Benson las, Tuesday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Taos Vaughn Came in today with two pr sunsrs s- the conn'y battle
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

U $. coat ,I,I Uo Il, ld in Tucson firss " rk i.r A ril
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

Col Ii .,Irg anu Juug- barLes re- turned to Tacson yesterday after 6 days stay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

T s tir.t Book Beer fl the season arrived "h V.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

J, A. ROckfelljw arTtvei today om B.-tee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-03-26

The Les Angslss Express ssys: "U. .. Grant comes out at the end with thirty votes. Thirty thousand dol lars, thirty vstss-that is easy arith- nstic."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-21
nlM .lt.Y 4 Ahs.l lu Ia I'LL.

In repairing an old house in hartford
England, not long ago the workmen found
several ancient death warrants bearing
the signature of tho Duke of Portland
minister of King George Ill. One of them,
dated June, 1898, gives nn idea of what
legal hanging and quartering were like in
those days. 1t runs:
"Whereas, James O'Coigley, having
been attainted Of high treason and had
sentence passed upon him to be drawn
upon hurdle to tho place Of execution
and to be there hanged by the neck, but
not until he is dead but that, being alive,
ho shall DO taken down and his bowels
taken out and burned before his face, that
his head shall be severed from his body
and his body divided into four parts, and
that his hoad and body shall bo disposed Of
as we think fit, and whereas we think nt
to remit that part of the sentence direct.
ing tho burning of his bowels and dividing
the body into four parts, our will and
pleasure is that he shall bo drawn and
hanged and have his head severed from his
body. "-Baltimore Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-21
DOTS

Children Of the Wollaston School yester-
day presan ted TO tho institution bust of
Benjamin Franklin aud II. picture of Ad-
Mlral Dewey. -e.N
John T.. Pierson died at hi3 home. No.
$40 West Fourth street, last night after an
illness Of u few days. fe was 65 yeas of
age cnd brother of William H. Piecson.
A. meeting Ct the congregation of Dsla-
wars Avenue Baptist Church will b, held
this evening The decliuation of call to
become pastor from tho R,v. f. B. Short
will be discussed, and an explanation Of
why tho call was extended may be made.
For the convenience of patrons of D,la-
wuro College ball Tonight tho Royal Blue
express train on tho Baltimore and Ohio
will sop at Newark Tomorrow morning
at . 80 o'clock
Cyrus Castle, knights Of tho Golden
Eagle, initiated twenty candidates last
night The work was excsllentv perform
ed by IT, o deyrse team of st Georges Cas-
tie, and q number of members Of other
castle We're present.
The Delaware Industrial Schools for
Girls will give II reception to the various
circles of Kings Daughters in this city at
the SCHOOL on Thursday evening of next
week.
Washington Lodge X of p. will elect
officers Oh Monday evening next.
Tho name Of e. H. Brennan is promi-
nently ment:oneti for the posi- ion Uf inem-
Der of tho board OF water commission.
Several men had narrow escape from
being killed by a falling crane at the Lob
dell Car Wheel works yesterday.
Fifteen candidates were initiated into
Cyrus Castle X. of g. f. last evening. !,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-21
A PORTO RICAN PLANT.
Commissioners From Our New Pos
session With a Grievance.
THEY CHARGE DISCRIMINATION.

Though q Part OF the United States,
Say the Comm missioners, the Citizens
Are Denied the Rights and Prlvi-
leges Extended to Other Citizens.
New York, June 2l.-The commis-
sioners from Porto Rico to the United
States feel, according to Dr. e. Julio
Henna, one Of their number, that they
and their adherents in Porto Rico
have been treated scandalously by the
United States government, and SO they
have prepared protest, which DR..
Henna, after consultation with DR.. M.
Zena Gandia, another commissioner,
gave out. The protest Gays:
Porto Rico finds itself at this mo-
ment in an extraordinary situation.
The island is de facto' by virtue Of
actual occupation and de jure' by vir-
tue of the treaty of peace between tbs
United States and Spain an integral
part of the territory of the United
its commerce and its inhabitants are
not for any practical purpose consid-
ed American. The flag Of the United
States floats over Porto Rico, but iI
does not make American even the
children who are born under its shade.
Ships coming from United States
ports and entering port of Porto Rico
do not enter an American, but a for
aign port, and are subject to pay Gus.
toms duties, tonnage duty, etc. The
commerce of Porto Rico with the rest
Of the United States, instead Of being
free, as the commerce between Massa-
chusstts and Florida, of New York and
is burdened by tariff.
heavier and more obnoxious than that
which was in force when Porto Rico
was Spanish and its commerce was
subject to the reciprocity arrange
ments which, under the inspiration Ct
Mr.. Blaine, were concluded in 1890
between the United States and Spain.
And although Porto Rico Is American
and its government is vested in Ameri-
can ofiicials, from the governor general
10 the health officer of the humblest
port of the island. no protection is
given to any Porto Rican except upon
condition that it be carefully expressed
hat he is protected as a native Porto
Rican, but not as an American.
"Of liberty and self government the
Porto Rican people have not had as
yet any taste. They are subject in all
Lhings to the supreme will of mill
tary ruler subject to on one else.
.hough in time of peace, than the COM
of the army of the
United States. through exclusively tbs
channels of the war department" :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-21
Defender Defeats the Navahoe.

Newport, June 21.-The Defender
showed her heels to the crack cutter
Navahoe in her first competitive trial
of the season off this port yesterday.
The distance was ten miles, and tho
brush was in response to request
from Butler Duncan to Royal Phelps
Carroll. The wind was strong from
the southwest, and the course was laid
to windward. The Defender beat the
Navahoe by nearly four minut % in tho
ten miles Mr.. Carroll sal ed the
Navahoe and Captain Rhodes the De-
sapdar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-21
A DASTARDLY
ATTACK.
Annie Conroy, Aged 10
Years, Beats Off Her
Sisters WOuld-Be
.Ravager.


George seensy -colored. was arrestsd last
night on The charge Of attempted felonious
assault on FrHnoss Conr0y Of Sixth Ave-
nue. and Dudcan sSreets. Frances and
her sister Annie were returning to their
home last evening from tho Ford Morocco
factory. Frances Is 1S and Annie 10 years
Of age. While tho girls were going across
field towards their homo about 9 O'Clock
last evening, the colored nan jumped
from clump Of bushes and grabbed
Frances. A struggle ensued and the
would be asnd forced the girl to the
ground. Her sister grabbed club that
lay near by and used 1t with force on
Seeney's head and back. The colored man
could not sant the blows and grabbed
Annie. This gave her sister chance to
escape. 1T was desperate fight between
two plucky girls and powerful colored
man. The girls clothes weretbadlv torn
Sceney's shirt. One sleeve and his hat
were found at the scene. As soon as the
girls reached homu the po!ics were inform
ed and two officers were detailed OH the
cnse from the description furnished by
Annie Conroy. Seoney was arrested at bis
homo.
Seeney was arraigned in the City Court
this MOI ming On tho charge Of attempted
rape on both girls. He looks to se about
Is years Of age.
Frances Conroy testified that as she
was crossing the lot between Clayton and
Union streets. she saw him peeping from
behind c!ump OF bushes. AS they pass
ell ho came out and whom they turned
around he went behind the bushes. Her
sister then picked up q stick aud the next
thing shs knew was that he caught her by
the throat and arm. Hcr sister then
struck him with the stick. He let go OF
the witness aud her sister pulled the sleeve
OF the shirt off and dashed him down the
bank. He said II he gov his hat ho would
not do 1t any more
Annie Conroy Eavo similar testimony.
She brought home his hat and shirt sleeve
Inc shirt minus the sleeve WAS found at
Seeney's house. The scene OF the assault
is ono field away from Tho scene OF tho
Katie Dugan murder.
!Sceney state,! he was Is yonr' of nye and
tho action Ut the court was suspended as
he may be II proper subject for tho Ferris
Industrial School.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-21
WATSON AT MANILA.
Admiral Dewey's Successor In Com
ond-ly yhaata,, at Daa AIal.iI

Admiral Dewey's Successor In Com
mand-Wheaton at Das AIarir as.
Manila, June 21.-Rear Admire John
c. Watson arrived here yester lay on
board the United States transport
Cairo from Hong Kong and RI sed his
Gag ON the United States cru ser Bal.
timore. The commanders OF all the
warships called upon the admiral dur
ing the course Of the day.
The troops commanded by General
Wheaton entered Perez Das Marina5
yesterday without opposition, except
apon the part of small bodies cf rebels,
who inflicted no losses upon the Ameri-
cans. The town is an uniI ,portant
place. surrounded by swan IS, and
General Wheaton will probably return
TO linus. The latest list of the Ameri.
can casualties in Mondays fighting
shows that five were killed and twenty
three wounded. The list includes no
officers. The wounded were brought to
Manila from Bacoor in cascoes.