davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

A W Wentworth ennrunces him -elf as s candiste for County As. essor AS VII he seen by refereGce 10 our column ot announcements putlished elsewhere. MT Wentwo tn needs no introduction 10 the people of Cochi-e county. He has been hoDored by pubic confidence for yeare and dur. all his terms Of service he has never violated his trust. having performed his every duty well and earned the esteem and respect he enio,s. In hi- announcement for Assessor his Can didsry gives assurance of efficient ser wee and he goes before his party with the strong support of many frIecds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
BIsBEE, Oct. l, 1900. CRPKRINGs.

Nike Delaney has returned from Globe.
 L Lsrrieu the pioneer of Fsirbsnk was BIsbee visitor today on business.
 DF Callahan is up from the Can oness under treatment; Tor pneumonia.
 Frank Hare returned to Tombstoue teddy after arranging his political fences here.
 Fred Heyne who was iD Bisbee the past few days returns to the county seat today. Mir Heyne has his eye on rhe Assessorship.
 The city is filed with candidate. and the dele gates of both parties who were recently elected ss she primaries are much in demand.
 NJ Brown ex-county recorder and who is a candidate for the nomin ation this year, is . Bisbee visitor. Mir Brown was . former Bisbee residen, and has many friends here.
 Jos Chisholm returned yesterday from bis visit to Tombstone. The PRosPBcToR "send off" of Joe proceed ed him little and he met with many references anent the-seme.
 A grand ball is :o be given on the the 18th inst., the proceeds to go to the Galveston aid fund. A large at- tendance is expected for this worthy purpose.
 Sid Mullen and E W Land returned to the county sest today. The form CT sspires to the shrisvalty and the latter to succeed himself ss district attorney.
 Chss Douglass the we'll known con- tractor is in Bisbee. Mir Douglass holds the largest beef contract in the disposal of the government within the district Of Colorado and Ari.ons, that Of supplying the Iodisn Agencies with heel. He hes just closed . deal Tor . large herd of cattle In Mexico and is here to look after the ship- msnt. Mir Douglas is talked of e Supervisor and is Icing urged to run.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
FILES A DIVORCE
Mrs AIvord Seeks Legal Sep-
 eratiOn From Her Husband

The memory of the famous jail break in Tombs tone. and of the famous interview in 6 forest of cstclaw is again stirred by the filing in the district court at Tucson of suit for divorce by Mrs Lcls Alvord. The Citizen ssys the ground Tor the divorce is dese-tion winch as & matter of fact i. uudeni |. able and very plain from the fact ths: Alvord cannot come back il he wants to. The news stirs up speculation to' as to whs, has become of th- man The opinion is common that he came to bis death in the hills ct the hsnd' oi Stiles but DO one knows enough about the matter to hazard more thar . speculation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
Forty Years Among CapnibaIs

The French adventurer who was a aptiye among cannioals in Central Africa for forty years, has decided to write book. which will DO doubt pio interesting. We can sympathne wlIh
 is release from his terrible captivity, which must have been as joyous as that of man who finds himself suddenly re- leased rom the captivity of refractory stomach. ny that peerless remed, Hostetter's ;omach bit'ers, which has done more 10 promote health than any other in existence This IS the medit 1T. . 10 lake, if you are a sufferer from dys- pepsia, constipation, indigestion, bIl- iou,ness, nervousness or insomnia. Don't fail to give it a trial. Ask for Hostetters and do not accept a sub s'itute. The genuine has Private Revenue Stamps over the neck of the bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Four Chinese princes who were leaders in tbe revolutionary move- . ments, have be-n ordered by the em- press dowaRer to shed their yellow jackets. They are no. to draw salaries in the future. The empress dowager thus sckno wedges that ofi clals were guilty of outrsges, but throws the blame O! the trouble upon them aud seeks to save herself. Evidently she is paving the way for return to Pekin
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The announcement of A. w, Howe sppesrs in this issue as candidate for hs no T instion Of Assessor subject 10 the action of the Democratic County Convention. Al has served in the newspaper business ID this county for e number of years and his success Tn this line assures his cspsbility and qualification for off .ial duties. He
 has had past experience. having had charge of the assessment rolls during one term when the office was co nsoli- dated with that of sheriff. The sp- plicant has been a resident of tn. county for l9 years having come her
 in his boyhood aud has the advantsge of 6 thorough knowledge of every geo. tion Of the county. All newspaper men, always battling Tor the best interests of their home etion. are indeed de- serving and by courtesy the merits of the pencil pus1er should always b. entitled to favorable consideration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The management Of Rin sling Bros. circus has made arrangements for the transportation Of the shos 10 PheniI The circus occupies 5s 60.f loo. care, and i, will require three trains to haul it there. This shows the magnitud- oi the greatest show on esrth, which will exhibit there on the 18th inst and at Tucson on the 18th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The American soldiers in the Pail.. i2pines s.e some strange sights. Late iv . crowd of them attended c church service io their honor. There WAS much praying and singing. The image Of an old ssint drew their at tsntion. Above the image was the picture Of au eagle. On the banner ~hich stresmed from the eagles b,ll was the following legend: "rhe old Reliable Condensed Milk" The ar- tist hsd copied the eagle from . milk can. The padre explained that he bought 1t was sn American motts. Later he 6,ed the artist three psso..- Hartford Courant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

A notice has been sent out from the postofice department at Was hing,on calling the attention of the public 10 rules for collecting 6 money order which are not generally known. All money orders may be cssh-d at any money order office a, which they may be presented. irrespective of the offic- on which they are drawn. Iu all cases the owner must be identified. A. the office on which 6 money order IS drawn tine order musi be osshed s- soon as it is presen ted, even if the ad- vice has not vet arrived.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

A young man in 6 neighhpring town who wished to go out into the world received the following letter Of recommendation. says the W-st Baden Journal: "rhe besrer has been in my employ, and have found him indus trious, truthful, intelligent and sober. I h~vs observed, slso, that his services a. out the house were satisfactory to my wife, and anyone who can get along with her is 6 peach"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

A letter received by J 3 Miano to- day from A B Barnett, formerly oi Tombstone and Bisb e, conveys the cad information that Mrs Barnett died a, San Francisco last week after a serious illness. Mrs Barnett was well known in Tombstone and the many friends oi the couple here extend sym- p.thy to the beresved husband. Mir Barnett is now located h Willows Cal, where be is engaged in buaness,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
Regis ration closes twenty dave be-

Regis ration closes twenty dave be- fore election day, the 6;h of Novem Der. The time is short and It be- hooves everyone who intends to vote 10 see that his name is enrolled st once, by registering officer. Delay is Dangerous and procrsstiu.tion i- the thief ot time. At every election there are numbers of disappointed, would be voters who neglected resis- tering until it Was everlsstingly too late.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
SANTA TERESA AGAIN
The Arizona Healer in Trouble
 in San FraiscOnc

A San Francisco dispatch of Sept g
 says An interesting fight for pos session of Santa Teresa" alleged divine healer and guardian angel of the Ysqui Indisns, began yesterday when Mrs Beatrice Castro Olkiand {, who claims to be c person al friend Of the bealer's family, swore to Q com- plaint charging H Suits, "Ssnta Teresa's" manager, with keeping her uader control and against her will io Baldwin Amer. Mrs Castro said "Ssnta Teresa" had complained to her that she was virtually kep; prisoner bg Suits, and she wanted to get her liberty. Tae warrant was handed to Detective Diilon and he was accom- panied to Baldwin Aunex byex-Judxe Tread yell. Tread wel saw .ssnta Teres~" and she told him inst she was there voluntarily and hal no desire to leave. Suits was arrested, put up $500 boods and was released, The cese will come up tomorrow in court:
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

By reference 10 our column of an. nouncements i: will be not d that W c Stsehle announces himself asa csndses'e for district sttnruey subject to the action of the republican convt D. ton. MT Staehle has served the peo- pie of Cochise county before a. pu' lIc prosecutdr snd made a good record. Heis scqusirted by experience with the workings Of that i'm mportsut bra"eh of the county government and with the claim .oi exemplary conduct and earnest en1eavor to perform the dut,es requirei to the b.s, of hIs ability, his friends have urged him to ask fer the n"minstion and political support oi his party and friends, s
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
"Meditsiions of the Heart.n q ho

"Medits'ions of tn. Hesrt," . book of devotional pssssRe., is out and are 10 be had ct Ysple's. The author Miss Anna Josephine Levi was . Tombstone visitor few months since the gu sto'her uncle, Mayor E psnu ueI, and her ~ork which is of exceptions iy elevating character and full of religious thoughts will be eagerly read by her many frisnds here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
BisBEs, October 2, 1900.

CoPPERlNos.
 E J Southerland, Of Los Angeles is & Bisbee visitor.
 August Joress returned yesterday from s mining trip iuto Sonora. Chss D0ugls. closed deal for sev- srsl cars of cattle from the B A Pscx ard ranges yesterday.
 NC Thompson and E R Dslber, both of Fl Psso. are in the city guests at the Bessemer.
 E R Jones was an outgoing psssen- ger yesterday, He goes to Iowa on e brief visit and will meet his family spd return here together in fort night.
 The Jewish holidays are on snd the orthodox jewish residents Of our burg are observing the rites of their relig- ion.
 F " Oliver has announced himself ss candidate for constable here for the republ can nomination. He 1t well known and has many friends.
 " Riley is 6 Bisbee visitor from the Huschucss. He owns some min ing interests theresbouis and IS devel' opIng his property.
 HI Crew was a Bisbee arrival yes terdsy from St Louis on @ visit 10 hi brother here, Henry Crew. Mir CreV expects to remain here 6 week o more.
 The grand ball to be given on th 18th in.t for the benefit of the Calves ton sufferers will be largely attended Bisbeelt-s never fail ,o respond Tn good cause.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
BlSBEE JOTTINGS.
Bisbee, Sept. 30. 1900,

Bisbee, Sept. 30. 1900.
 coPPBRINGs. Republican csmpsign material is already in evidence here.
 A Zellper, Jr, the hus'ling piano man of L. A. is oD business trip here. It is understood that fierce fight will be made for the office of Council, man from this district.
 The family of Dr Edmundson gre at present ss Nsco where they will re- main Tor 6 short period.
 Wm Short, oae Of owners of the famous Mead and Short cattle ranch in Sonora, Mex, Is in town.
 Itis reported that Mir Jack Hogan who was seriously i'll at bis former home in Hannibal, Mo-, has regaine q bis health.
 Presence many strsngersi is becoming very noticeable on the main thorough fare. Houses are in demand and all business in the camp is flourisbing.
 The camp is in a remarkably heal thy condition at present, due no doub to the cleansing floods which hay, visited us lately.
 The ladies interested in the comini Eastern Star entertainment are bul, working to make the affair a success This will be their initial reception snc grand time is expected.
 Over 460 votes were css; .ss the De nocrstic primaries here. Con siderable rivalry existed in the cleo ton Of the delegates favorable to tn, different candidsies for the nomins A. ton Of sheriff. This office will doubt. lees bring out hard contest in th convention.
 Cbilberr, the representative of tn 1 Colorado Fuel s Iron Go. was Bic bee visitor yesterday. He repor, that the Gallup mines are working @ full capacity and are shipping mos. c the product to California. He furth CT esys that the strikes in the Ess will not affect the coal market on tb Western slope.
 The following are the 24 republi cans chosen 10 represent this party a the county convention ss elected 8 the primaries = c c Warner. s Clswson, Murhesd, s K William, CA Overlock. H N Woods, Ed Scot Pete Johnson, q L Beckwith, A Kir dred, John Graham, E c Norton, L Overlook, James Blair. James Earle! JG Prjtchard, IL Edmundson, Jo, eph Muheim, Ed Wittig, George Shit y,P L Woodmsn Gus Landau, Scot Whaiey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
An exchange gets of the followin

An exchange gets of the following {; "Ten cents line will be charged for obituary notices to all business men who do not advertise while living D -linquent subscribers will bs charge | l5 cents 6 line for an obituary notice. Advertisers and cash subscriber. will receive as good a send of as We are capable Of writing, without any charges whatever. Better send in your subscnptions now ss small pox is abroad in the lsnd."
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The candidate should consult the elertion law. It is very strict and thosewho ar- not s~q Isint-d with t should lose no time in studying i,- provisions, for there are score Of ways by which 8 candidate can dis- qualify himself from holding the office to which he may be elected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The Gazette ssvs ths. in Phenix the prohibition people were around get ting signatures 10 petition 10 allow their party tn nominate a set of can. didates. Amsn must have a heap of faith in bis Maker to run for an office in Arizona on 6 prohibition tick, t,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Porto Rico. also is to hold an cleo. ton November 9th. and the parties are warming up to American politics in srea, shape, judging from the fact that three persons have already been killed in political riots at Msrsguez.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

A New York paper says that 6 con- servstive estimate Of the total amount of relief sent to Johnstown, Pa. alter the great flood st that place was s. OO0. GOO. The loss at Galveston was undoubtedly much larger than ct Johpstown. There is DO danger that the contributions for the Texas city will be too great.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Remember fl your name ia not O the great register Of Coahise county ron can't vote. October l6tn is the last day on wh ch you can re gister.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Those who want to have a voice in saying who shall fill the various couu- " offices should see to i, that their names app ar on the great re. i-te,. The time for registration to close is rapidly approaching.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

A picnic was had near South Psss, Saturday among a jolly party o Tombstone ladies and gentlemen. The roll call showed tha, g persons were In the party and needless to say all thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The sorry spectacle Of double headed democratic nomination for delegate still continues. The rule or ruin method should not apply. The democratic ship is doomed 10 sink un- less something is done and done p. d. q.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The c lehiss county tram obbery "sses will come tefore the U. $. crur at Tucson this week under U, $ chsres preferred against the prisou- CTS. The development. of these cases will be watched with interest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Mrs John Critchley expects a vi.it here shortly from her mother and sister, the former from L2s ADgele- and the latter from Texas. The preseuca of the visitors will effect a most plea-aut reunion Of family ties and is looked forward to with plrasur able anticipa ion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The newspaper men Of America whose journals have never missed an issue 'ceptin on holidays, will sym- ps'h' 2, with that highly esteemed if unresdsble journal, the Pexin Gs- zette, that for 1000 years never skipp- ed sn issue, but shut up shop when she foreign devils scopped the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

AR English leaves tomorrow fo' Tuc-on to be on hand and def-nd his clients at the openIng of the U $ court which will t:y the Cochise tram rob- bery case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Will the Cochise Republicans de- clare for goldbugism as they di in the last csmpaisn2 The rebuke al she polls on this issue should not be forgotten.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The expected political move Of Coy Murphy in refusing to give bis decis- ion on the Haldermsn brothers case until after election has come to psss. The Governor granted another re- prieve until Nov 18th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

So assuring is the news from the east that Bryan will win this year that it behooves the democrats to put forth unusual efforts to control the terri tory. With 6 democratic preeident and . dem ocrstic delegate 10 congress tine state or Arizona will be born unto this tlon.-Enterprise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Walter Fife was up today from S, David and circulating among his many friends. MT Fife was one Of the frat to announce him-elf for the a$- and IS meeting with much encouragement in his canvas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

A Mexican named Seferiuo Sints Cruz died ct the bospital Saturday. Seferino died of @ complication of dis eases and had been admitted but & short time since. He was buried yes terday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

There is some talk of an indepen- dent county ticket placed in the ii Id if the two conventions dou't run 10 suit those interested. Politics are be ginning to msrm up.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

z An editor lay dying. says an ex- change. The doctor bent over him and aid: "POor man; circulation all most Qope." The dying man summon si all his remaining energy and -hont ed: "You're liar; we have the lsrx- est circulation in the county"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The price of copper is still going higher, snd those acquainted with the situstioa claim it will be i'm ,o-siole to supply tbe demands Of the market. for months to come.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Miss Annie Lsngpssp was an out g'ing pass. nger today for B.-bee where she goes on O visit of fortnight among Bisbs 6 friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Following are the Ben-on delSsst"' to the republican county convention :: I Gerweip, " P Shil ian, w II Skinner an Fred Clark.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

A New York scientist says man "originated in e nebulous spiral" Can this be accountable for his strong hereditary predilection Tor the cork screw9
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Recorder Ffsnk Hare left yesterday for Bisbee. He goes on bushes. ant Incidentally to look over the political field.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
ARIZONA WEALTH
The Assessment of Each
 County iB Arizona

The compilation of the work of the board of equalization shows the valuation by counties ss follows ::
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
TERMS OF INSCRIPTIONS.

"The full dinner pail" of Hapni prosperity is having some trouble in Psnpsylvsnia just now.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Sid Mnllsn arrived yesterday from Bisbee where he has been looking after his political fences.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Wm Lang who is iam'iiariy known hereabouts arrived today from Globe to accept sposition with the Can Can.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Rev Elliott lett today for Bistee where he goes to look up church mat ters at the copper mp
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

Gladly HerIick hSs accepted a position ia ths large depar;ments store of $. NJ. Barrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

10 Cure Cons-spaEson roreyo.< 3Ake cAscsrets Canfy Csthartic iOc or a . O Q. Q. fasl to sure ..-usgists refund rssss,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

From Men aye Diy
 MD Scribner was an outs oiug pas sen ger yesterday on c two days absent 1, We.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07

The little town of Clifton sent S662. 75 to the Galveston sufferers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-07
From Tussdag's Issue.

Us Merrill was up from the river today on a short visii.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-05
WE MUST NOT BE QU1xoTIc.

The present condition of things in China
is one to make mankind stand aghast. The
rest of the word could not if ii would.
leave China totally to herself The emeF-
rencies OF life force upon the res; OF civil
ICED mankind relations Of one sort ard an
other with China, and those relations being
established, mankind is compelled TO de-
mand of China respect for its rights and
some sort of reasonable treatment for those
individuals that conceded relations cause
to he sojourners amongst the Chinese. All
OF Europe and ourselves also, are com
PEELED. therefore, to demand of China an
explanation of and reparation for the muir
der of our citizens. and, most probably, of
oar diplomatic representatives also
The practical question il, the case is how
is that PREPARATION to be exacted. There is
great danger that If the world combines 10
exact it by joint operations Of the powers
that the rivalries and jeaiousies of these
separate powers may end in a greater ca
lamity than the present distracted condition
in China A happy solution Of this problem
seems to be now offered, and if IL is, the
civilized world should promptly accept it.
/: Is given out that Japan is ready 10 IN
dertakc, single handed, the task OF reStof-
Ing order in China and enforcing repara-
ton OF injuries for all the powers, if only
they win jointly undertake with hen that
she shall be properly compensated for her
efforts ana SACRIFICES, and not be squeezed
out Of the legitimate results OF those Ell
fort.. as was done at the end of her late
wa with China. Some official countenance
was given this report by the statement OF
.hs English Minister in the House Of Com
mons Tuesday night. to the effect that he
did not think any power discouraged the
idea of Japan undertaking the task
We are very much welded. in this coun-
try. 10 the idea that the United States are
10 have changing alliances with no foreign
Power. But we may allow sentimentality
10 carry us in this business to length
that will imperil our real interests. We
ara bound 10 exact reparation from China,
and that being conceded, the part of wis
dom is TO consider what IS the best and
surest way of securing that PREPARATION.
II Will be very serious business, indeed,
for us 20 attempt war upon China single
handed We can, of course. burn her sea
ports, exact indemnities in money from
them. and plumber her generally in num-
Der of ways. But to attempt to invade her
with an army is very serious business al
our distance from her. We have found an
army of Go,oca men necessary for coping
properly with the Philippine Islands What
force would be required to make an i'm
preston upon Chinas enormous territory
and her four hundred millions of people?
If there is to be a concert Of Powers dele
eating The tack Of disciplining China to
Japan, the United States ought to be
party to it in spite of our very proper and
traditional diversions to entangling alliances
with foreign Powers