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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
cONltERc,fAI< RELATIONs.
,,ccuirc Memorial Association.

1,,c lIunter Mcclure Memorial -Associa
80, has organized for the purpose of
erecting 4 monument III the city OF Rich
mond 10 commemorate the achievements
and perpetuate the memory OF brave
solder. an accomplish physician, great
surgeon and a useful and honored citizen
Called from the ranks to .hc medical
staff, DR.. AIct:tGsre's wonderful capacity
for organization, combined with almost
unet,uaIed energy industry ana executive
ability and unsurpassed professional skill,
won for him the personal confidence and
intimate friendship uf Stonewall jackson
and the admiration of the Confederate
army, whose heroic deeds and righteous
cause he indicated with commanding
ability.
After his return to private life, his
originnl thought and Investigation and
patient research laid the foundation OF
medical and surgical achievements 50
brilliant and useful that they easily
placed him in the forefront OF his profess
sion throughout the world and entitled
him To the enduring gratitude and thanks
of suffering humanity.
A vigorous thinker with rare powers of
expression, in the midst OF apparently
overwhelming professional enpioyments.
he found time TO study and master many
subjects of general interest to his city and
State and his opinions advice and exunl-
pie always received. as they well deserved,
the respect OF his feiIow-citizcns.
Without conceaiment or fear. indepen-
dent bold and aggressive in conduct anu
action yet strangely kind tender md
sympathetic III his nature and disposition.
he wa, grand and true man OF marked
and UNIQUE. If sometimes also OF rugged
individuality. whose good and charitable
deeds and pure aud nob'e private and pro-
fess;onaT life have left us an example
worthy of imitation ard a lasting me-
mortal
It is desired TO give DR.. McCiuire's com
rndes in arms and his professional bretn-
rem as well as his personal friends. an
oDportunity to further this work. and any
contributions may he sent TO Mrs. James
r. Gordon. No $40 East Franklin Street.
The following gentlemen comprise the
ADVISORY Board of the Association:
Judge George u Christian. Captain
Thomas Elicit, Colonel W. E. Cutshaw.
AFR. E B. Addison, Mr.. John Addison, Mr..
D. C. Richardson Coione, Charles Ssinker.
DR.. r. Allison Hodges. Mr.. Decatur AK
tell. Mr. John Harrison, Mr.. John p
Branch, Mr. II. Seiden Tayior, Captain
John Cussons Captain Carlton Mccarthy.
Mr.. s. W. Freshman, Mr.. Peter Fl. Mayo.
Mr.. Edgar ID Taylor. AR. Joseph Bryan.
Mr. r. c. Williams. Jr-. Mr.. j. n. Cui-
1fnmworth. AR. George Rarksdale, DR.. w.
w Gordon DIR. George Ross, Captain W.
Gordon McGabe, Rev. James T. Smith.
Mr.. james II. DOGGY. DIR. l. AZ Cowartain
Mr. John cha.nbl.n and Mr.. john y. Cor
don,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
THEIR EMPLOYEES
WERE FEASTED
The Globe Company Sets EN- Up
to a Happy Party at
MurphY's.

The banquet given by the proprietors
Of the Globe Clothing Store to its en-
ploycs last night was d most enjoyable
affair, and each one OF The employees pres
ent felt That the banquet was given es-
pccially in his or her honor, cordial
are the relations hgtwcen employer and
employe.
Vt any rate everybody enjoyed himself
and the close and cordial relationship was
made, 1noli: lasting. rs was evidenced by
this banquet the prolrietors of the Glotoe,
Messrs NJ Arnold and l.. Dittleoach, take
charge OF their emc;oyes like parents
overlooking their children, and the chill
dren feel that they are being well looked
after,
Those present as guests Of the proprie-
tors were Messrs. Harry w. Oppenheimer,
". +. Farrow. l. Rothschild, j. r.
Beccher, C. q. Vance, ". e. Thompson,
r. j. Smith, NJ. 3. Seamon, Simon Bow
man. II. H. White, e. X. Walters. c. S.
Minter, II. c. ykeilc. a. j. Mcfarland
Waiter Laciley, ]. \. Kaufman. G. L.
Reynoid j. X. Moore. j. e. Pickett. L.
Y. Snires. w G. Crump. L. c. Head a.
II. Greenwood Y. 5. Dickinson. J. c.
Arthur, j. c. jenkins, Il. c. Sutherland
y G Turpin. Mrs. Beecher and Misses
f1elIheirner and Lavelie.
There were no toasts, but Mr.. Open
-haj,ner took occasion to pleasantly intro
duce the members of the firm, who, in a
f,w well chosen words, thanked him. and
then referred to the pleasant relationship
hat existed between themselves and their
employees. Mr.. Beecher. the employee who
had been connected longest with the firm
RESPONDED on behalf of the employees, and
~ u o'c!ock the party broke up
king OF tfja this
year. and especially of the holiday sea-
SIN. Mr.. Dittlebach said that the last
var was the most successful! in the his
Tor of the firm.
49, even with all that said he. eve
ao not claim that we got it all. We got
our share of trade and we know the others
,ot theirs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
THE JOINT NOTE
TO CHINA SIGNED
might obstruct free communication be-
tween Pekin and the sea.
MILITARY POSTS
Continued from First Page

might obstruct free communication be-
tween Pekin and the sea.
MILITARY POSTS.
IN. The right To the military occupa-
ton of certain points to be determined
by an understanding among the Powers
in order to maintain open communication
between the capital and the sea.
Y. The Chinese Government to cause
to be published during two years irr all the
sltb-prefectures. an Imperial decree. taJ
Embodying a perpetual prohibition, under
Eertalty of death, OF membership in any
ahlti-foreign society; co e1lunrersiting the
p,lll1Sisments THAT shall have been in
hicted on the guilty. together with the
Suspension of all official examinations in
tho cities where foreigners have been
murdered or have been subjected to cruel
treatment, s,lls, (c) furthermore. an Lmpe
RAJ (tscret. to Zee issued ard published
throughout the Empire, ordering that the
Governors, General lVicer'oys) Governors.
and al provincial or local officials shall
be held Responsible for the maintenance of
order within their respective jurisdiction.
and iii the event of renewed untt-forelgn
disturbances ANY other attractions OF
treaty Occurring and which shall not
forthWihll be suppressed and the guilty
parsons punished they the said officials,
shall re Immediately removed anu forever
Disqualified from hstdIrg any office OF
honor
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS.
NJ The Chinese Government to Under
take to negotiate amendments 10 the urea
ties of commerce and navigation consid-
cred useful by the foreign Powers, and
upon other matters pertaining to their
commercial relations with the OBJECT OF
facilitating them
XII. The Chinese Government to deter
rrire IN what manner TO reform the De
.artment OF Foreign Affairs, and to modi-
* tbs. Court c-erenoulals concerning the
reception of foreign representatives, IN
the manner TO be indicated by the Powers
Until the Chinese Government has COM
lEed with the above conditions to the sat
sf4ction Of the Powers the undersigned
AN Igall otrt nu expectation THAT the oc-
,upatiGn of Pel1in and the Provinces of
-,ni ri GOV the. general forces can be
brought to q, conclusion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
TcIc.raphic Breyities.
By Associated Press.


NEW YORK. Dec. Oscar Aaronson.
the bicycle rider. died in the New York
Hospital this afternoon from injuries re-
suitins from mis- fall during the sis-t,ay-
bicycle race in Madison Square Garden
LEBANON, PA. Dec. 222-'fwo troll
ley cars on the Lebanon Valley Street
Railway. crowded with Christmas shop
pers. coltided to-day between this city
and Annville. a number of persons were
injured. some seriously.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9--Senator Plat
was in conference with a number OF Re-
publican leaders IN this city tonight.
Among other things. he said after the
conference:
s.chsef-of-Police Devery Will go. within
thirty days"
MExIco CITY. MEX. Dec. ee-Talk
of the renewal of diplomatic relations
between Mexico and Austria. which have
been suspended since the execution OF
Emperor Macmillan. appear 10 be des-
titute OF fountis,; lion.
HALIFAX N s. Dec 22e-Res Ats,
Wye. who came here freeu Laafsss ttss>e
weeks asge is at a hosrssaa here n y cr44slf-
cad conGss;io;g with u Sesiet-fcfS~ through
his right ltrsy He said that his. had heen
s;,ct and robbed BY two negroes last right.
His condition is looked upon as extremely
critical
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
THE TIMES: RICHMOND, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 1900

Mrs. Maude Porter Gum. soprano; Miss
Etiie Golfer alto; Captain +. W. Cunning
ham. tenor: NJ. II. L cardoza, bass. The
organist and director is Mr.. Leslie T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
ROOSEVELT FOR
PURE ELECTIONS
icontinned from First rase)

pear 90 have been the case after tho
election 1t is impossible to again accept
the plea taat acts like these are TO ns
excused on the ground that they sprina
from folly rather taan from intent to do
wrong.
Under these circumstances the district
attorney of the county OF New York is
removed from office. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
The Cnngressionalpartv.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 2a.-Tle
Congressional funeral party to attend tina,
funeral of Representative r, A. Wise, at
tIall,7wccd. Richmond will leave Wash
seton at 4 O'Clock Tomorrow ,norIriIs
- two Pullman cars in charge OF the
Sergeant at-Arms Of the House
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-23
Tours: Hymn ~. Reading. G

fertory-"Arisei Shine. for thy Light is
Come Buck; Sanctus Qnartette Tay-
lor; Hymn %, Hodges; Gloria in E,X-
celsis. Plain Chant; Organ Postlude-
March, Guilmant.
Service December seth, ?. Morgan
Prelude In T. Saint Saens: Hymn So
Wills. Gloria Patri Tours: Gloria in Eek
celsis. Kingsburg: Masniiicat in T. Tours;
Nunc Dimittis in T. Tours: Hymn IS.
Redner: Ofrertory-Male Chorus-Hozanna
in the IIighest,'' Dow; Organ Postlude-
i'ugue. Bach.
E,AIA ANUEL CHURCH, FfENRICO co.
Rev. q. NJ Randolph, Rector.
The following programme will be sung
at morning service On CHRISTMAS Day:
Faithful" (Reading); Neniue in Ah,
Cpenlield). G:oria Patri in c, RejId): re
DaSIm in Tcb. (ReGa): JuoIate Dec in Esb.
CPadd,. HYMN No. 81 Hank the Herald
Angels Sing (AIsaldelssohnl: Gloria Ii
hi in Bo: Hymn No. u, s'Hark: What
Mean those Holy Noices?'' (Greer) :
Offertorv in o. '.Christians, Awake, Sa-
I Ie a. ~ tbs Hanpv Morn (CarcichaeD:
csnmmnnion HTnn. No. 2$l, My God and
&c T,h1r T,aI{.s ;Spread?" Gloria in E,xcelsis
IN 6. COfd CtFantl.
The following persons compose the
sopianos-Misses Roberta Lee Ran
dolph. May M Randolph, Sally II. Ran
dolpl1 and Roberta Fig8ason.
Alto-Mrs. r. Powell Dunn.
Tenor-NIr. L. Crawford Redd.
ssos-Messrs John b. MOrdeCai, Bev-
erlv Randolph and DR. 3. NJ. Randolph,
Organist and Directorate. e. D. Redd
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
The following is the programme of the
music to be sung at Centenary NJ e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11
BlSBEE lJOTrINGS.
BlsREs. N Iv. 5. 1900

J H We,herspoon is fixing up polling booths here. MT wether- spoon is we'll and fsvorably known all over Arizona.
 presented Marcus Smith with a copy of lhe PRosPEcToR md my card, and he paid a very bign tribute at the Library hall to the efforts oi the PRos tor on behalf of the Democracy,
 Delegate Smith had a plessaot hand shake with. Geo F Meek. Both arpr, ca,ed the fac, "ths, they wer. ot 60 yourg as they used to be-" ye' the knowledge they had gained would be of great use to the future Gentrs- tiOn,
 J.E. Kelley of the Csli'ornis but chers IS one of the most enterprisina men in Bisbee. He has lately bought s ranch near FrOnterss Mexico on the river where be fatteDs up cattle in fret class style and thereby does an exec lient trade in Bisbee.
 Tue Library oi Bisbee is one Of the finest institutions in Arizona, and the position of Librs.isn is most sbblN filled by Miss Anpi- L Hill. Ia con yersation with your correspondent he explained her srduous duties, iu' as-mu, h as she has 3,400 books to die bnrse and receive and some of course never return, not owing to culrability but more to disint restedness site' reading. Miss Hill. ever pleasant, i' at auy nme willing 10 give any infor- nation she can to strangers visitins Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11
DON'T BE DECEIVED
Arizona Will Get Statehood
 Anyhow

Two years ago, under the speciou- plea of ststeho, J, both Oklohoma and New Mexico went republican Tor delegate to congress. To emphssize the republicanirm of those two terri tories the legislators were sl-o repao- lican. 1h-y had thus complied with all party requirements. Dii N W NJ x,co and Oklohoms .g-t statehood No; their chances are not as good G. that of Arizona. Gen Wilsou has the promise that Arizona will be sd- mi,ted. He has the promise from members of both houses and from the president. The question of politics does not enter into the matter. Do not be deceived with the siren cong ol Murphy and statehood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11
FOR THE SUPERSTITIoUS.
An iron ring about the wrist

An iron ring about the wrist will give strength.
 4 leather string tied about the wrist cures rheumatism.
 When your eye guivers it is sign you are going to cry about some thing.
 To wear one earr:2S on the ear next weak eye will give good eyesight.
 When your left eye jumps. it is a sign that you are gong 10 see some trouble.
 Plant watermelons when the Zodiac points to the heart, as the best of the melon is the heart.
 If the fire pops with blowing noise, it is a sign that there is going 10 be a fuss in the family.
 To see a butterfly, catch it land bite of the head, you will have a new dress the color of the butterfly. When your left nostril itche., il is a sign that some man whom you have never seen is coming to your house When your right nostril itches, some woman whom you have never seen is coming.
 . All things that grow out of the ground, such as peas, corn, and the like, must be planted in the increase of the moon, from new to full; all things that mature in the ground, like pota- toes, must be planted in the decrease or waste of the moon, from full 10 new
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11
IN THE DRAGONS
Some Good Properties Now
 Developing

Several mining companies in the Dragons are shipping their ore 70 Ei Pa Q, among which are the Copper Belle, Great Western, Pesbody, Black Diam nd, snd recently the South Bi-- bee Copper Co. which is located iu the Southern end of the range known q. the Mule Mountains. Recent re- turns from the South Bi bee Com psuy's ore shows what vs'u-s obtain in the Carbonate ores of the Drs- goons.
 The Copper 0. oxn oi Arizona Min ing Company. capital B 900 900. with Directors residing iu Minneapolis, Mian. and in Alzons, own eight { m ioss in a body slso iu the famous, Drsgoon Mountsn range. They are taking out ricu carbonate copper ore for future shipment to smelter, and are sin ssag & working shaft. A work ing force of nine miners and a fore- man are crowiing development, All indications, and d-yelopme nt 20 far, -hows that the company are in oi ore, well located, sni should make a paying mice of the Copper Grown. Assays of the ore. made at different inns, .hos from 9 and 1 per cent to 4S per cent Copper ~i,n low values in Id an silv,r.
 The Black Dsnoni Company southeast ol th- COpper ,wn grou p, hogan syst. m.tic developments in 1898. and haze opened up ine b 'dy of 20 per oeus copper ore. They are cspitaliz ed ats2.0o0, 900, and stock is now -elling st par to built l50 ton -melter.
 Large capital is going into copper m ming in CUcb se county, esn. cislly in the now famous Drs- goons. Al f-.rcer directly east ol the Copper Crown and Black Dis- mond mines is located lne Com non- wealth, wnich was bought about five years ago Tor S375, 900, and has since paid the "ompsny over A ,o00.0 in pr ht-. They are now installing A new So stamp mil.
 The ores in tue Drsgoon Copper Belt carry good vsiues in gold and silver. making the possibilities o larR profits in mining h.re, far be- yond Michigan, with its low percen. iax-s of copp-r to tine ton oi rsck which has to be di ed in it's stamp mills to obtsin the mineral, then smeltAd and refined. Drsgoon cop- per ores can be sm-lt-d into bullion carrying the copper, gold and silver ard sbiDpe9 to r,6neries aud all values saved.
 Arizpna I- fs-t gsining upon Mon sana and Michigan on ou put of op per snd.is sviden ly ,he coming lesder of the Uuiied Sts5es. Arizona pro- puoed in 1899 over $25.OJ0.0Oo in copper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
JAMES F. DUscAS,
 Clerk.

Many a hopeless liar secretly re- spects the truth.
 Truth crushed to earth will rise again-bui it's different with eggs.
 The bear is furry animal, but the the man who sells his skin is furrier.
 4 man al .ays dis.,kes to hear the man he detests praIsing a mutual friend.
 A statistician says that some board ng-h"use butter outranks all other domestic products.
 The acme of sociability is reached by the candidate the day before the election.
 It is useless to grasp an opportu- nifty if you are simply going to stand still and try to hold on to it.-Chicago Daily News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11

The PR sP.Cr hss constantly kept the nam's and qnal. al.6cs,ions of the county Democr-ti' c-ndi late. te- lore the people through our columns, helievi' they are worthy reprasents- ',ves of a psrtv principle. the national .tandsrd bearers of which repre.ent that which the Am-rlcsn DO orle will tom rros en1or-s at ths roli-, aud therefore entitled to the support and favorable consideration O th- voters every where.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super
 yisOrs COchise County
TOMBSTONE, N NDv. l ls0).

Board met pursusutto adjournment Members present Nj c B-nton, chairman, and Supervisors John Montgomery.
 Absent Thomas Allaire. Minutes of mee,iog October 20th. 1900, read and approved. Certified statement of c. H. Akers Territorial Secretary of nominations made by ths R-puhlicsn Democratic and Prohibition conventions of rsudi . dates tor member of Cnngress-resd and ordered placed on file. Certiti -d statement sf mass m meeting oi Republican party of Pearce Of nom ius,ion. made for constable read and ordered placed on file.
 Notice Of J H. Slaughter to the Bo4rt of Supervisors that the re would be no election held at San Bsrnsrjipo precinct on Nov 6, I90o. Ordered plsc ed on ile.
 Tue board occupied the time with routine work for the election b be held on the s.h day of Nnvemb~, 1900 At ls p. m. board stands at rece-s to , ?. m.
 A, ? p. m. board met persusnt to adj lurnn for recess. Same mem bers present.
 Absent Thomas Alisire. Bond of H. Clifford road overseer, pesrce District approved. Bod oi John $ Merrill R 'ad over- seer Marcus Di-t approved, B,ari occupied the t'ms with rou- tine work op election business. And adjourned to November 2i l9JO al 10 a. ID.
 NJ. c. BENTON.
 Chairman.
 JAMES F. DUscAS,
 Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11

II Arizona elects G,v Murphv it would mean the enlargement of the gnsdbus principle a. outiiped i1 the repub ican platform Tn miners of Cochise ooun,y wuh me n ,-ies of past greatness and thoughts of Tombstone and other depoi ul.tei mining towns in Arizpn,, n' days gone ny, green in the memuis oi the past .ni menor- able in hi-,ory, will recent snch nn- warrant ,hle inpIianc to nisrepr = sent the true interests "f .he teri tory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11
FROM DISTANT PLACES.

Of the s.70o Chinese in New Zealand only 2e are females.
 Nearly one-third of the beer con sumed in the world is brewed in Ger many.
 Ii is known from Arabian sources that Egypt was once free from plague for at least 300 years.
 A return shows that during 1899 i.232 natives emigrated from Ireland, nearly s,000 more than in the preced- ing year.
 Settlers in Siberia along the new railroad are buying their agricultural and other machinery in the United States.
 It is generally supposed that paupers have large families. but in Breslau. Germany. 100 pauper families contain only 12o children.
 A caid in Morocco who does not fur nish the sultan's officer the expected amount of tribute is promptly sent to prison and his place disposed of by auction to the highest bidder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11

Are ron for Iha free coinage Il sil- yer, ar ar" ynu Tor the single gold stsndsrdf Max Sni'h is she svovef atyocste uf -ilv.r and will work ear nestly for it's reh-biitstipn, N OASe- Murphy is an arrsnt "sp!dnng" "impArislist, an nsh"'',er of the national bank evsiem. T. you arc |. gol ibug vote for Murphy. r you are in favor of silv r and wis1 tn sss the siiver miningi terests in the a~ceIi sn', tn re is ply one course 'en ' you, vot- for Mark Smith.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11

The man who killed Dr. Mascn ., Kinestoo sssut ten years ago and vss sentenced to the p.nitentisry for ten yesrs. has served his time, been con- veIt-d. and Is now said Co be . minis t-r of the gospel. A Sierra county correspondent writes ths Herald that arrange aents were made for him to preach at H,iisooro last Sunday. He has many friends ttroushou: the Black Ran se who will assist him in fis reformation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11

kAelena Lopfz, a vsqurro. was thrown from bis hor-e and killed Wedne-dsy On the Fre-nsl ranch nrsr Tucson. He wa. riding A broncho wh oh commenced b1ckine and threw hin, in such a nsnner that he ali. htsd on hi- head, breaking hir -eck which csus.d instantaneous death. He was about 9 years old and hard wo king m.n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11

Altogether the Local coanty cam psigo has been coniuo.-d on decent Ii"e. and ihs poli'ic.! fight laid on hs-is of q neighborly and friendly but spirited contest. This is com mendsbl- and shoIld bs: SO. The county press has bssn fair and Tree from personalities and comparatively few III advised att 'ck- made. The Pa .sPEcToR has not indulged in any mud -lInging and froHued down any attempts 70 other than submit the ospdi lacy of 'ur ticket o, it- merits and ssr-presensstive- of q democratic principle which will win.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11
The Aus,r.lI.n halo. is perplsxiI

The Aus,ralIsn bs'lot is parolsxing to many. here are but two thing necessary to remember when voting. If you desir- 10 vote straight ucket make on oro-$ aad 'siy ono. directly uni-r the viyns,'e st the he,d of the ticket r you do not want io sote a straight ticket do not pu, 8 oro.. ua- der si,hes party visns.ts bat put a cross in the q,srs ia front of esc b name voted f,r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-11-11

The PKosPECTDR wa- -eren sted last evening by niDvi.l party Of ssrenaier-. The music ws- delightful and il onr pl -nsnrsble enjoyment of ,ho sweet nocturnal strains our .dito-i.l care- bsni-hed and thoueht- Of delinqu ant sub .c'i ihars were temporarily r.Iegst- ed. Thanks bov-, come again.