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Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

D. T F. Gondiellow. vel known in Aris Jas, il i. said wlli assume the msr ,gement Of the system of eatiog hou s On the line of the Southern Psc! i, railroad, similar to that of the Hsr system, in :. few week.. The doc, )- is now ,he chief surgeon of the Sants Fe raj road in Csliiornis, but has decided ..o mske ;bis change. The new :gs;em will probably eItepd from Fl eso 10 Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16
IMPORTANTFU ARIZONA
The Rock Island Road Gning
 West via Bisbee

A san Dleeo cispEtch contains the following interesting railroad news winch fl it is carried out, AS ii ap- pears will be, will mean much tor Arizona. The dispatch ssys:
 "Ssu Diego Sept S,-Wiilism F. Smythe, vice president of the Cslifor- mia Water and Forest Association, de- livered an address before the chamber oi commerce Of thls city. in which he made public some information regard ing the plan of the Rock leland road 10 build to this coast. This informs ton NIT Sm-the said he had obtained from 6 man wto stands very close to come Of the wealthiest and most enter prising citizens oi the United States and who has long been associated with railroad circles.
 "Hs took a map and called my at- ten,ion 10 these facts, ssid NIce-Presi- dent Smyihe. The main line of the Rock Island road nov stops ct Liberal, in the southwestern corner of kansss, right upon the border of Indian Terri- tory. There WAS completed last year, 6 new line from Fl Psso no:tl ward 10 El C-pi;sn, in the coal ii -lis of New Mexico. The Rock IsIsnd is now extending from Liberal to Fl Cspitsn
 n order 10 make connection with this new line and SO reach the growing city of Fl Paso, which Is the junction with the great through lines 0. Mexico. This is the frs, link to te completed in order 10 hiring the Rock Hand some distance toward San Diego. The next linv is also under rapid construc- tion from Bisbee, in southeastern Ari' z1ns 10 Fl Psso. Al Bisbee the Cop per Queen mine is thrifty institu- IiOn, paying to the Southern Pacific with which iti- connected by a brsnc". The cum of S250 oOl every month for freight, according 10 my informant :. The propri-tcr- Of ihis mine are nnw building thelr own railroad from Bis bee 10 Fl Paso, where 1t will connect with the R ,ck Island system. All this is TOW under way and pushing rspi fly to completion.
 1t will bring the Rock I-lsnd sys- tenn to Arizsns, where it could not possibly rest long without pushing 1 westward. My information is ths, 1t has already been determined to push westward from Bisbee to Yuma, dis tance of 325 miles. By this piece Of construction the Rock Island will | reach the Colorado river and the | borders of California The last link | will be easier to build than any other, 1 In fact, my information is that i' is already determined upon and will he brought about by the coo erstion of The Rock Island system, the Cuyamsca Railroad in this county, and the irri . gation enterprise on the Colorado :. desert. kuoSing the source ot my information, l regard II ss authentic and expect the transcontinentsl liLe 1 will enter SIu Diego iE the near dis tant iuiure."
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16
AS TO STATEH0UD
A Suggestion Submitted Bv
 Governor Murphy

"A bill psssed the house of repre- septa,ives for the admission of Ari- zona ss state, preiica,ed upon the constitution as framed an adopted by the people of the territory. Objection was made in the senate to certain clauses in the constitution and sd mission was refused by that body.
 "I; is eviden, that in order to be acceptable to the congress of the | .ited States several changes are ne- cesssry in the constitution as adopte .. h the main it IS satisfactory. l sug gesl that as the enactment of law for new constitutional convention will take a long time and involve con- siderable expense. the different county com ommittees-demoor oorstic and republican-or, If preferred, the diff ferent county conventions, each name one delegate 10 nee: in conven. ton st some suitable place in the early future; at which they shall eiih- CT collectivsly proceei to revise the constitution formerly adopted, elim- mating its obj oiionsl features and make such additions as changed con- ditions require, or appniut commit tee Tor the purpose. Or, il it seems more proper. let each territorial con ventIon appoint a committee of re- vision, which need not comprise too many members. Large bodies ere unyielding and ten or dozen could probably render better service than a large number.
 "The work Of revision need not take but & few dave, and the new coustitu- tion c9uld be submitted to the people at the general election t) 5e hel in November, and ou their ballots they could vote for or az .in-t adoption. "The expepse Of submission 10 the people I ould be nothing, as it would form & part of the eeuevsl electi. n. I believe much valuable time could be saved in this way, and 1t would also emphasize our demands for self gov erument. This suggestions gre offer ed for the consideration oi the people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

An inovs,ion in the tai service which is sure 10 be of great conven- fence Is plan lately adopted of fur- nishing stamps ip little books, with wax sheets between them. The gov ernment is to charge one cent sd- ditiousl to the amount of stamps con- tained therein, and it is now estimated that the pref. on these books will smount to S2O0,0O0 per snum.
 These books are sold at 9, 49 and 97 ceDt., and will be found convenient in this warm climate and will un- doubtedly come into general use.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

Both territorial normal schools have beg the work of the new year Both are better equipped than ever before and 10th will do better work. Arizon has easons to be proud oi her educs = tior IL institutions and SO long their ore mt high standard is lnsint4ined the uture of the iecrit F is assured .. In youth Of the present are the hope of the future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

lsars are entertained by Tombstone friends that rroi J A R ckfellow and family may have been numbered an ng the victims of ihs Gsivtrt Ii horror. The Prot snd family embark ed at New York via tbe ocean route for | 4lyestou and were to return here frorl that point. Nothing has been hea from them and the belief that the were caught il the tornado Is fesr q. Inqriries have been ins:itut- ed aci news is snxiously awaited,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

Mrs Chss G Johnson left yesterday Tor San Francisco where she goes on @ visi. 10 relstives and alsc for 6 trip tIa, s change of climate may benefit her health. Mr Johnson accompanied his wife ss far ss Benson and will re. turo today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

M-sG w Cool and family arrived yes rday from visit to Ssford. Mrs l. Mnxou, a sister Of Mrs Cool slso ar rived on visit from Chicago. Mrs Maxon has teen i'll and it is thought the change of climate will prove bene- fcia!
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

Tie Southern Pacific suffered va out between Lordsburg and Dem- ing. and all passengers and baggage hsl t1 be transferred Satp-isy and Sunday night, but wiia the usual pTomptness for which that line is noted, the delay was very short and nearly all trains were on time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

Geronimo, the noted Indian chief recen tly reported to have b. co me in- sane, is, i. is now said sbout to marry s youthful gi.l with bank account oi S40.000. The old warrior is declared to be in bis usGsi health.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16
THE CANDIDATES
Naulas of the Twelve Presiden-
 tial Tickets

Tne twelve presIdential tickets and the parties nominating them are as follows. The ti-st named of each party are nominated for President and second for vice Presiient:-
 SOCIALIST LABoR-Jsu sT Job F. Hartman oi California. Nsx Hayes o: Ohio.
 socIAL DEMocRACY-MaTch 6. Eugene V Drbs 0! Indisns. Jo5 F Hsrrimsn oi California.
 rSITED cHRIsTIAs-Msy l. R $. c Swallow, of Pennsyivanis. Jolu G. WooiIey oi Illinois.
 PEOPLES PhRTY-Msy 9. William Bryan of Nebraska. Ch.s A, Towne, M'nne.ot.
 FIDDLE OF THs EOAD-Msy 9. Wharton Barker, of reun-yly anis. Ignsiius Don nelly. MiDnesoto.
 DE LEON socIALIsT-May g. Jos ?. Maloney, Massachusetts. Valentine RamIll, Pennsylvania.
 RLPUBucAN-June l9. William Mckinley of Ohio. Thso Roosevelt, New York.
 rRosrBITIoy-June 2S. John G Woolley of IIlIuois. H E Metcslf, Rhode I.lsnd.
 DENocRATIc-JuIy 4. William J Bryan of Nebraska. Adsi E Stevenson, Illinois.
 SILVER REPUBDCASs-July 1. William Bryan of Nebrs-k.. Nc nominee fnr vice president.
 EATIoSAL PARTY-Sept. ). Donaldson Gallery.
 Archibald Murray Howe.
 US.oS REFORM PAETY-Sept. D. Setl Ellis.
 ST Nirholsou.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

ELY'S CREAM Bii-sI Is a positive cure. Spply it,o the nostris. IL is qni-kiy sbsorted. 6s 4as st Dru-gists ny mail samples i0c- by r1sl s'v 5gOThERa $ Warren S<- Neg Yask CzA
 ooh-ttvsscoo ssit sna SnI-v Year isse Aes>
 fo quit Gohacco easilyl and forever. bs ass etic. full of fifo, scrye sa1 vIyor. tase No-Ic Sac. the wonder worker, that makes weak men ssrong- All drasgis1s, soc or si. Cure grarsnr seei Booklet and sample free eadre-s ksS'a@x sseusS"- '.s,sazl e N-n se-''
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

Trouble is about the only thing you can borrow and never be called upon to pay it back
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

rhos Smith manager of the Hus- chuca W ater Co, returned last eyen- ing from his ying visit to Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

ys. .- ISs asIf1 Cens& G.lx-arteed tobacco habit cure. makes - ~ -cng. blood oure soes el All @aog ---
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

No eastern mail arrived last night, w.slouts Icing assigned ss the cause.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 All persons working on or furnishing supplies for the Holmes group of mines are hereby notified that the owners oi Inc above property hold themselves and property free of any and all debts con- tracted hereon. Said mines are situat- ed in the Turquois mining district, Co., chise county. Ariz known as the Had light, Leadville. Copper Bug. West Side, VI esiern Belle. Northern Light, Grey Mule and Turquois King mines and are TOW under bond 10 (. NJ. Roberts.
 WM HOLMES.
 HENRY FITCH.
 w, A. SToREBEcK. April, I4, 1900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16
WAS KILLED
Ranger Scarborough Shoots a
 Dangerous Prisoner

Ralph Jepks, who was arrested at Mcgollon on the charge of killiog Deputy Sheriff W D Johnson at Whitewater creek New Mexico last week, was killed by Ranger Edward Scarborough. The shooting occurred at Duck creek, some distance fr'm Silver City. Rangers Scarborough. Doak, McMahan and Collier were bringing in Jenks aud Reinbsrdt when the former tried to pull Scsrhorough's e gun and threw a cartridge partly in. Scarborough turned around snd shot down Jenks, killing him on the spot
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16
W H WEEKS. Estate.s

Address. Pearce, Range, san Pedro River, North oi Benson.
 Manager, H W Eiz
 Horse Brand, W
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16

Frori Wednesdays Daily
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-16
cHIRIcAcHUA CATTLE COMPANY

NNICKERS, President and Manager.
 Tombstone LEW WILLIAMS. Vice President Bisbee Ar JOHN BLAKE, Secretary Stafford Arizona ( w GATES Treasurer Los Angeles. Cal Principle range between Chricahua and Dragoon mountains in Cochise county. Steer ranges on Eagle and Bonita Greek in Graham county. Arizona; Separ. New Mexico, and Sherman Co, Texas
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25
A TRIPLE KANSAS TRACED,
Quarrel Over a Lire Fence Cause,
Two Murders, and Another
Man May Die.

Leavenworth, Kan, Aug. 0.-Dr. Al.
rtngton. In Platte county, Missouri. nea,
East Leavenworth, today shot and killed
James Wallace. q wealthy farmer, In 8
quarrel over a line fence. Then going te
the home II his mother-in-law, widow OF
William Wallace. he deliberately sho,
her to death, Arlington escaped In {
with his young daughter, but waa
pursued by Sheriff Dillingham; and 9
posse. The posse came up with AIRING.
ton In the o near Farley and cbous
ten shots were exchanged. The murdered
opened fire. fatally wounding Dilling
Th, murders were committed In thu
most coid-blooded manner. Wallace and
sftt.iis ,on,. wno were neighbours. had beer
at outs FOR some time. Wallace Waa
greasing a buggy this morning when Al.
rington approached, and without q word
nred two shots, one taking effect In Wal.
!hce's head Inc the other In his breast
Kl!ilng MIN almost instantly. Arlington
landing his daughter with him. He pur.
home OF Mrs: William Wallace. AIRING.
n shot. her to death before she could
make an outcry. His second crime com.
mittad. Arlington climbed into his waRor
and drove on. AZ posse was formed
quickly. nj headed by Sheriff Dilllng.
ham started after the murderer. SatuT:
day night Arlington drove his wife away
from their, home by threatening, to XII,
her. h slept In a cornfleld, and Is stIlj
in nfdfnE. 80
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25
GIVE TRIBUTE TO AMERICANS.

london Press Comments on Our3Ins
tclitgence Department.
London, Aug. 21.~-While waiting de.
tails of thestaking of Peling the pa
pers here ngain comment on the SUI
perior intelligence OF the authorize.
ut Washington, the ST. James Gazette
saying: .I1ie relief of the legationt
may low be accepted without reser
me Northumberland att1sb,atei
the scelcrityAof theSssAmericanf report.
to- the fact that thesAmsricans arr
erecting field wires and have d stat
officer assigned for the express l,ur
pose of sending news.
The following has been received hi
the Russian war office in st. Peters.
burg from General Alexioff:
Port Arthur, Aug. l3.-Genera;
Fleischer, with o force OF all arms
captured Hai Chang the 18th, after
three days fighting. The Chinese los.
was 400 and -four guns. Five hundred
Chinese fetreated with eight guns
The second edition Of the Dali,
Telegraph publishes a special dispatch
from Shanghai, which says::
The allies entered Peking unop.
posed and met with a friendly recep.
ton from Prince Ching. All hostile
elements had already escaped from
the city. The imperinl court left fol
shen 81 August II, with the ManchusS
Kansap's troops had gone southwest
with the object of drawing OF the
alliessand preventing them from fol
lowing up the court
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25
DEPEW's PARIS ADVENTURE.
Chauncey's Gallantry and BAT
french Cause mi I'm IRA 2 ,,,en

SAA0uCcyo Nnllnntry AMI BNO
French Cause Embarrassment.
Paris, Aug. Pointed States Sem
ntor Chauncey NJ. Depew, who hns just
sailed for New York, came near get
ting into deep trouble here in per-
forming an act of kindly gallantry.
Most to blame for the distressing oc-
%currence wal the senator's imperfect
French. Having found q purse on the
floor Of q hotel near an armchair
where he had seer a pretty girl sent
ed q short time before, the senator de-
posted the purse with the hotel clerk.
An hour later, being on the street
near the hotel, the senator recognized
by the light of the street lamp the
same girl hurrying home from her
calls. DESTROYS of saving her anxiety
when she discovered. her loss, the SEN
ator walked briskly after her, and
when he reached her side addressed
her in his politest French.
The girl, thoroughly frightened and
not understanding, shrieked for help:
The kindly senator triedSt to pncisy her,
and as she persisted in her failure to
comprehend, ana in crying out for as
distance, grew vehement and scared
her all the 0 Finally the foolish
maiden ran to a policeman, who had
appeared on the scene and appealed
Tor protection. It was only after a
long wrangles that the stupid officer of
the law, jealous to appear in the light
as the rescuer of q woman in distress,
would admit the possible truth Of Sem
ator Depew's laborious explanation.
The hotel being near the policeman
finally consented to accompany Mr..
Depew andsthe woman there, sticking
close to the woman all the way. The
purse, which contained a large sun Of
money. was returned to the fashion,
nble young woman by the clerk. and
she, understanding at last, impulsiye-
Nv threw her arms around the zen.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25
ll IA WELLS
ARE NOT FAILING.
Decreased Flow Is Caused BY De-
iectiye and Worn 0ut
Pipes.
cloGGED WITH MUD AND STONES.


Sioux Falls, S. d, Aug. 22.--For
some months the flow from an ar
tesiaa well ut Mellette, which sup
plies water for domestic and Are pro-
lection purposes, as well us power for
running q roller mill and electric light
plant, steadily failed to such an ex-
tent that recently it was found mecca
sary to take action looking to tho
clearing Of the well "A drill put down
In the we'll struck the top of the
perforated pipe at depth Of 635 feet.
This pipe Inns now been replaced with
new. The perforated pipe was dis
covered to be clogged with mud and
stones, causing the steady choking up
Of the we'll. AS strong a fow as the
we'll originally had followed the
withdrawal of the old pipe. A NUM-
Der of artesian wells, which were sunk
ten or twelve years ago have recently
been noted to be steadily failing. This
was supposed to be due to an imagin-
airy decrens. in the supply in the ar
tesian basin. but the experience in
connection with the Mellette we'll
eel to indicate that the wells
have simply become clogged and re-
quire new perforated pipe at the bot
tom, which can be put in at compare
lively trifiing expense.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25
ROYALTY WELL PROTECTED.
European Police Take Grent Pre-.
cautions Against Reds.

European Police Take Great Pre-.
cnutiOns Agninst Reds.
London, Aug. 2l.-Precautions for
the safety Of the prince of Wales sur
ing his stay in Homburg, where he ar
rived yesterday, include the inaugural
ton of q new system for the protec-
ton OF royalty from the attacks of an
archists.
Under this system every member of
a royal family travelling out of his
w country has the service of u de-
tective from each European bureau,
whose special qualification lis his init
mate acquaintance with the danger
GUS anarchists.
These foreign detectives, fourteen
In number, arrived ut Hombnrg u
week before the prince OF Wales was
expected, in order that n thorough
preliminary investigation might be
made and all necessary precautions
taken to insure his safety. The prince
wa accompanied upon his arrival by
six special service men from Scotland
yard. who will guard him during his
stay ut Hombnrg.
Lord Salisbury, who is at Schlucht,
has q comparatively small guard-four
English detectives and six from 9th
er European countries--as the town is
small and it is easy to keep track Of
suspects.
The detective guard of Emperor
William Of Germany has been doubled
since King Humbert's assassination,
and it is said that the guards have
been warned that they will be held
personally responsible if any prevent
able mishap occurs to the kaiser.
Queen Victoria is also more care
fully guarded than before the murder
OF Humbert. During yachting week
owes swarmed with detectives and
the grounds of Osborne house are
patrolled by guards night and day.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25

nsdy. Z. Z. Thomas. A. Turner ana,
Observation-Disclosures u. SHREDDER, al
bow, severe. now dangerously i'll from
fever; Seaman ]. Mitchell, upper arm,
severe. now recovering.
All Other sick and wounded return
ed to duty. Casualties, Major Biddles,
command attack Tan TatIng; First
Lieutenant Butler, chest, slight.
Reported from Chinese sources
royal family escaped and en route to
Sian Fn. Relney."
Japanese In Pursuit.
London, Aug. 22.-The Chinese min
ister here received a dispatch from
Peking saying the empress dowager
and. emperor left Ptking a few days
before the allies arrived there.
The japanese cavalry left Picking in
pursuit OF the empress and her court,
according tofa telegram from the
north received at Shanghai by Chi.
nese officials.
The field telegraph north of Yang
Tsun is interrupted and nothing-nn-.
der a Feking date appears to- have
reached Yang Tsun since the 1Tth.
Heavy rains have been falling in the.
province of Pc Chi Iii. The landing of
British troops at Shanghai is not cuus-
ing excitment among the natives. A
detachment of 100 French marines
landed there today. A customs cruis-
er is reported to have gone to lien
Tsin to take awuy foreigners rescued
from peking.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25
sHoIHis FATHER pEAn
MebraSka Editsr Had q Kliis -

MobrAska Editor! Mads q Is ~ 100
sat osssAs3K illsd sSasss;
Wym0ressNeb. AUG. 53.-44James AZ
Blrnhani, publishers0 o. the Wymorcan,
shot and killed his father, Captain
Collins "A. Hlrnhaln, al their home In
the west part Of town yesterday
Burnham WAS exonerateds nv Inc . !
nersss jury iii the evening.
The fatherghas for years been in
the habit ot getting on sprees and
while under the influence OF liquor he
WINS considered most dangerouis
mar. having many times Threatened
TO- kill hiss FAMILY. sYesterday morn
ing the fatherscaMe home in sdeiiris
GUS state and attempted Is kill hii
son with q butcher knife. When the
son was backed up In d corner and1
there swns mo- other a~lternatise he,
fred u shotsfroMsa 3S-calibcr revolver
which went through the fnther'y5
heart. killingshim almost instantly.
The son then8cnme down town and
told HIS friends what he hadsdome. He
AS almost crazed with grief. Public
sentiment il with him. Captain Burn
ham was ncaptain in the civil war
and while q fehd when drinking syas
most congenial when sober.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25
GENERAL En- DEWEI's BLUFF
Demands Surrendero Of Baden Powell
TO Gain Observation-Disclosures
to Return to England.

Pretoria, Aug. s2.-General DeWet
Feared Saturday at North Commando
Mex, held by General Baden-powell,
and sent in a flag Of truce. asking the
surrender of the British force. Gen.
rral Baden-Powell replied, asking
what terms DeWet was prepared to OF.
Ter.
DeWet is evidently moving west
ward.
General Lord Roberts is issuing new
orders, severer and mos rigorous, re
scinding the n previously issued.
Cape Town, Aug. 22.-Generni De
Vets demand for the surrender of the
British force at Commando Mex IL
considered a pretense for the purpose
OF gaining Information, Finding that
Commando Mex was strongly gnrri.
soned, DeWet resumed his march
northward, shadowed by Baden.
Powell.
London. Aug. 22.-The war Office
has received the following from Rob.
erts:
Ian Hamilton captured two krupr
guns at Chpant's mex on the nth
Three British wounded. Hamilton e
gagged Beers all day the 10th ut Reed'i
kopjes and Crocodile river. There
were few casualties. Rumble report,
GA Roers surrendered in Harrismitt
on the 10TH"
The government is arranging to re.
lieve Lord Roberts in South Africa, de
putting to a general Of less conse.
quencc the yexatious work of running
down the partisan bands there. The
present purpose, it is understood, is
to recall Lord Roberts in October, an.
nouncipg then that the war, as a war,
is at an end. General Lord Wolseley
vii! relinquish the post of commander.
in-chief Of the army in October, and
Lord Roberts will almost certainly re.
place him.
Lord Roberts has settled the contro.
versy in the religious papers as to the
denomination to which he belongs
(the strict Daptists are especially
claiming him) by writing to q CORE,
spondent that he belongs to the
Church of England.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-08-25
HOT PORTO RlcAN POLITICS.

Riot ut NInyn.uez in Which One
Man Il Killed, II Dozen Hurt.
San juan, Aug. 2l.-Thursday at
Mayaguez a crowd of federals and re-
publicans got together and after heat
ed political disputes thirty revolver
shots were exchanged and clubs and
other weapons freely used. One nun
was killed outright and u dozen 9TH
ers were injured, two fatally.
For some weeks violent political,
discussions have been frequent there.
Last Saturday the republicans organ.
lied a celebration in honor of the sec.
ond anniversary of the occupation Of
Mayaguez by the United States
troops. The federals, being anti
American in sentiment, opposed tile
project. Former Secretary Of Justice
Diaz remarked that the day had been
one of mourning rnther than of %rejoic-
ing and since then the rival Politi-
clans in Mayaguez have been ut fe-
yer heat.